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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1909)
Pure JBIoOd in bonne? . i If vou tnko ITood'a Saraaptrilla. This' groat modToint cure s nei--- 1 mmi iinaia f nor r-ir-isi m i mmm. n .Mifiiinnot ' . - ' .a UIM"' ' ' II 10 , . . It - UffV - . &M HIIH III N I I Mr! I 1 ptflllH IV WON I . f1Hl Alatja. ..... rt,'i nd nil stomach troubles; curoa rheumatism and catarrhs cures 'froublcfl, debility and that tired fooling. 5 T bnvo never known Hood's Sarsaparllla to fail, for spring hu- B0rtD j.i.i--,l flnsnvillo. N. IT.. flttVH! "Evorv , V!smtod. run down, from dyspopsla nnd tlrnt tired feolintr. But J...mH linilll D UUiniH'it.t.iH .w.i. avaa veev HV UUOUl VUiUUiULUlV jtlT9i0u..u Benin to tako Hood s Sarsaparilla i tlm uniinl limiM form or in r.iinrnlntrl rnlilnla l,ii. If AAV UC J ' i- - .. .. w 1 1 i na lll. 1UU iOBUB W ui'.i. iijnni,H'i brand b that Ci'" j tracking i... nu can" ?. flf 'Tblnei to be Avoided.'" 'IT1UUUB. PItS CURED IN fl TO, 14 DAYS Thintf nilnl. Hlcllnf or Protradlnt I- iiiIh 111 Pit. ftrdmer-Why do you call It a "prl- if Wtlnn? ;,ilr( W call 11 "w'i vnuno ... .h. ut we cet primed fur a real tkri will And Mr. Wimloyr, BoohtB Mai I1"""" I'aclt Jerry Scan Tlirounh Them. ... " remarked Uncle Jerry Peebles, lU life iDiurance companies hbtb imo i ict of rulM for making people ,yM fifteen ycari longer. I oln t coin to I I A. - 1 ... ii i- MAMn Tninir hb li io. uaUr crl by Dr. i .too. Qrot Norte It. . net li no trial bottia ana tmii. n KllM. 14.. Wl rcn ou, jL-auwoipuw, . niinruiinir 1'raukneM. 'Urrtle. la your mother opposed to my lttfAltltnrt1 nf vnitr prur nrrv. VUepeoplo uee Hnmllns Wizard Oil to n pain ticcaiiro nicy nuw iv niwnjo .i. ... .t i ..i 1 1 Mlannderatood Illn. Hi elderly widower, before committing i ii j i t n .1 ! r . . 1 1 mam in biiuu. u . m.uAu. v.u Er MIm Pearl," be said, "I euppoae ii . .1 "I ntrer stood In one In my life, air I" tt Curea While Vou WIJr. "-' Mea'i Fqot Kwo la a certain euro for hot. uiurusciKta. rrlraimc. IJon't wMni Additional rnrtloulnra, Bt. Patrick was drlvlntr tlia anakoa out lf TOU take mr advlco. Tnnnif min " k 4ia iu Liic rtriioricra. vou iron'L wrirA urn 00 TOU' II tret Ilia rentita.l'lnn nf hnlnv Bat tbe cood man'a admnnltlnn mi. tilled. Thrv nmliMl 4n nr. In,n w -- r " ' wvm louder weckai.QsH6)eA oj "IWAC.tn or " CALIFORNIA C. Gee Wo Thi GkiMsi Doctor TbU wondef ul man tiua modo n Ufa Hudy of the Propertioe of Roota. Ilerlia and Barka. and la k'lvlnir the world tho benefit of hia service. I No Mercury. PaUniui jorDruKaUted. No lhSld KiS!? .Cu,?-'1. Aathma, Luna-. Md"no'.ll. write for armptom Weak tu C0NS4JLTATKN ec nc C. Co Wa u.i.t.. 1 " ' rfini J 1'rlnoo l'Jcrro'M I'd In.. Wit llhiiiilncB ono of tho dueling dtorlcn In Moiiflleur Honzlcr-Dorcloro'a recent book, "Sur Lo Pro." rrinco rjcrro uonnparto, and a French gentleinnn, Monsieur do la Va ictto, fought with pistols. Monsieur do la Vnlctto fired first and missed. Tho nrlnco fired, hit Do in vi lctto just above tho belt, but dlrl nni wound him, owing to n flvo-franc ploco in ins waistcoat pocket, against which tlio bullet was flattened. "Sir," said Prince Bonaparto to bis adversary, holding out his hand, "let us mauo menus, and a low mo to con cratulato vou on tho foroKlhfc with which you havo invested, your money." Flrtderlnic Scalea, When Grover Cleveland's, son Rich ard was born, his good friend, Joseph Jefferson, drove over 'to Gray Gables to congratulato tho father. "How many pounds does tho child weigh?" asked tho noted actor. "Fifteen," was tho reply. "Nine," said tho attending pbysiclaii, who bad Just como In. Mr. Cleveland assured the doctor that ho must be mistaken. "The child weighs fifteen pounds," trald be; "I weighed him my pel f with the scales Joo and I use when wo go Ashing." Success Magazine. Only Ono "BROMO QUININE" That la LAXATIVE IIROMO QUINIilE. Look for the ahmature of E. W. OROVE. Uaed the world over to Cure a Cold In One Day. 2Ee. i A Dear Friend. "I boar your fren' Tauison's married again." "Ay, so be is. He' been a dear fren tao me. lie's cost mo three wad ding presents an' two wreaths." Dun dee Advertiser. Pattlt's Eye Salve First Sold In 1807, over 100 years ago; sales increase vearlv: woedcrful remedy: cured mil lions woak oyes. All druggists or fiowaro Bros., uunaio, in. x. The recipe for Worccstcrnnlre eance, which has made an English firm wealthy and famous, was tho secret In an old En cllsh family for generations. A butler sold it for a small amount. Extent of Ilia Knowledge. Tho Doctor Professor, do you know anything about political economy The Professor I know Just enough about economy to keep out of politics. Distemper Tn M 1 1 . .in. n.ntn. nil nn a r f VnMM 111 UU IU lUtUIVl HUlUllk Oil U-va V. UW10V. nnd dogs, cured and others in tho same sta blo provontcd from having tho disease with Bponn's Distemper Cure. Every bottle guaranteed. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. .50 and $1.00. Good druggists, or send to manufacturers. Accents wanted. Writn for free book. Hnohn Med. Co., Spec. Contagious Diseases, Goshen, Ind. Probablr Walked. "Yes, I went over on the North Side to a card party, and I I didn't get back till nearly daylight." "Bridged, eh?" Irapoaalble. "I don't care about a church wedding, Myrtle. Do you? Wouldn't you rather be married right here at your own homo?" "Yes, but I am afraid we can't do that, Algy. I'm quite euro It's forbidden in the lease." Chicago Tribune. Not H Competitor. He (at tho reception) Don't ,you think that young lady standing near tho piano is a beauty? Sho (coldly) Oh, I don't know. Do you know her? He Yes; sho Is Mrs. Mcrwin -a bride of a week. Sho (sweetly) Ah I Now that I se her from another point of view, she Is beautiful. Of the Same Kind. "Old man,' said Hie chronic calamity howler, buttonholing him, "I don't want te be an alarmist, but " "And I don't want to be alarmed. Good morning," Interrupted the other man, breaking away from him. Chicago Trio-un.e DR.T. P. WISE DENTIST Crewn and 1 ridge Work Specla'ty 888-209 Merchants Trust Buildlntr 120V4 Waahlnitton, eor. SUth PORTLAND, OR C0FFEEC TEA SPICES BAKINt POWDER --. a eww , ra t mow, CJjKUT&BCYZH APLEINE A Flavorisi'. It makefj. tyi-up letter than Maple. Jt & fioli by greaeav. old chief geronimo DIED HATING HIES War' Commander ef Apaches, After Twenty-one Years Did Net Fer glve Pale-Faced Captors. IAST OF THE REDSKIN LEADERS Only Relenting Warrior Showed Was Wlifln He Sought Some Favor from Custodians. Tho recent death of Geronimo, tho famous war chief of tho Apaches, which occurred at the Fort Sill mili tary reservation in Oklahoma, where ho had been hold a prisoner for many years, removed o'no of tho most cruel and most subtle rcd-sklnned savages that the United States Government lias ever fought. Gen. Miles, to whom ho surrendered after his last great out break In 1885, called him the "hu man tiger," and tho characterization was not too severe, llo reveled In blood and died untamed and unrecon structed. Tho famous Apache, who camo to nubile notice four years ago when bo was permitted to take his band of warriors to Washington for tho inaugu ration of President Itoosevelt, was ono of tho few really great fighters that aaaaSjSwffllTllH mam CHIEF GF.EONI1IO. survived of the host of Indian lead ers of tho last two generations. Time after time during this long period he outgeneraled, outmarched and Out fought dozens of regimental leaders of tho United States army, and was per sonally responsible for the deliberate murder of thousands of helpless set tlers and the horrlblo torture of hun dreds of captured enemies. For the last nlnotccn years this old chief bad been a prisoner of war. lie had never forgiven the white men, nnd up to the time of his death ho never spoke of the whites as "broth era" except at times when tho wily old redskin covered his hatred to pray for some favor. Ho bad made many at tempts to get permission to go back to Arizona, where be said bo desired to die. Early in 1008 Geronimo made a trip to Washington with a number of bis followers in an effort to interest Pres ident Roosevelt In his case. Tho old Indian was unsuccessful, however, and to tho last Geronimo was full of bit ter hatred for tho white man. At the time of bis death Geronimo was 80 yoars old. One daughter, Lola, who lives In Oklahoma, survives tho old warrior. i From tho enrly 'COs until Gen. Law ton, then serving under Gen. Miles, rounded him up In 18S0, Geronimo was a living terror to the settlors of Ari zona, New Mexico nnd Sonorn, Mexico. Tlmo after timo In those days ho swept down upon lonely ranches with a bnnd of well-horsed, well-armed sav ages, murdering and burning, then with the cunning of a snnko wriggled back into tho mountains, where tho little companies of cavalry found It impos sible to suarc him. Preferred Death to Capture. Tho country first began to hear of Geronimo 50 years ago, when ho was comparatively a young man. In thoso days Cochlfio was wnr chief of tho Chlrlcahua Apaches, an old man of bostial cruelty. Geronimo himself was tho son of Mnngus Colorado, or Chnl- e-row, who ns war chief of tho Warm Spring Chirlcauuas made Hfo n bur don to tho Bottlers of Arizona nnd Now Mexico. Cochlso died in 187B nftnr n careor of rapluo and plunder that couldn't bo matched oxeept by tho rec ord Goroulmo mado later. Natchez suc ceeded Cochlso and Goroulmo very shortly succeeded Natchez. As to how many lives Geronimo end. ort within tho next 10 years there Js no record. His favorlto amusement was to sond in assurances of poaco to tho soldiers, retiro for a fow months to tho mountains, nnd then when the settlors holioved thoy woro in most security to swoop down on them, Bcaiping ,ovory man, woman and child who hadu't bnd tlmo to flee, and there was seldom much warning before Gar- onlmo's raids. Endless stories have been told of tho nlmoBt milmnclnnWo cruolty Geronimo displayed toward tho row prisoners no ovor troubled himself to tuico. More than onco ranchers wha know thoy woro doomed to capture or death saw to It that their women were dead before tftey fell into tbe kaaA of Geronlmo's Apache. Geronlaio never fought when be could help it A woman on a ranch or a mail carrier on his pony carried as good a acalp as a Soldier and was much safer to slay. When tho soldiers caught up-as they sometimes did tho Indians fought back with overy dovico they know. When the pursuit was too hot their picked men dropped in their blankets and wnltc-l until tho soldiers camo upon them, nnd sought to shoot tbo officers. A Typical Ral. Tho story of one of Geronlmo's rnld is practically the story of all, and the biggest of thorn, was In 1881, when Geronimo led COO warriors on the war path down as far ns Chihuahua. They had many diversions along tho road. On Englo river they found a herder with 0,000 sheep. Tho herder they throw over ft cliff, and as he lay thera broken-legged they buried him with stones. They punched the eyes out of tho sheep until that grew tiresome. In Gold Gulch n half dozen capital ists were on their way to exnmino n prospect A small detachment of tho Indians lay in the tall grass alongside the trail and shot five of the six out of their saddles. The sixth man got away. He bad retained bis rifle, and they did not follow him. They crossed tho Gl In river wltb a lot of horses, killing freighters as thoy found them, and swept across the mesa near Shakespeare, where they encoun tered Judge McComa of Silver City, his wife nnd their 0-year-old son. They shot the Judge, felled his wife with tt stone, tortured her to death, and car ried off tho boy to what fate nobody ever has been able to make tbe Apaches tell. When Geronimo was at the height of his power as an outlaw his face was ono of demoniacal ferocity. His fury knew no bounds. His temper wns so terrible that ho frothed at the mouth when enraged. If a horse did not do as bo wished be killed it, and squaws who displeased him were put to death. The Inst death trail In which he was engaged was In 1885, nnd In that raid he killed 70 white settlers. Gen. Miles conducted the campaign against him and, aided by tbe late Gen. Lawton, he succeeded in snaring tbe wily chief in 1880. Geronimo nnd his fighters were run to earth at the Junction of tho San Bernardino and Bnvlspo rivers, near tbe Mexican border, and surrendered unconditionally. They were sent to Fort Pickens, Flo., and later to Mount Vernon Barracks, In Alabama, and then In 1804 were transferred to Fort Sill. It is said that the various cam palgns waged by the United States against this murderous redskin cost the lives of nenrly 1,000 soldiers and 155,000,000 in money. At ono time, to curry favor with the President that ho might be permitted to return to his native Arizona, Geron imo Joined the Dutch Reformed church. But his habits were so bad that he was dropped from the church, and he died without acknowledging tbe white man's God. HIS UMBRELLA. It Was tbe Cnnac of Alrlnrc Family Secreta In Public. A young man was riding in nn omni bus. He took tbe corner seat and held In his band an umbrella which had been given him ns a llirthday present On the seat facing him was a lady with a precocious boy, evidently about five years old.. The youngster regarded the young man with attention for a few moments, nnd then his eyes wandered io the umbrella. He gazed at it in silence for a second ; then ho wriggled in his seat, clapped his hands and shouted: "Oh, mamma, don't that look like pa pa's umbrella?" "nush, hush, my child!" said tho mother, patting tho prodigy on tho head. t "Papa was looking for his umbrella this morning, mamma," continued the child wonder. "Yes, yes, but he found it," said tho mother hurriedly, as the conversation was becoming of Interest to tho occu pants of tho seats. "Why, mnrnmn," continued tho youngster, "you know ho didn't. You told him that he didn't know enough to keep nn umbrclln. 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