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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1896)
BULLETS IN BATTLE. . 01d Soldier Tells How It Feels to Bo Shot. Xbo old soldier, with a hot toddy be fore liini. was communicative. "How did you feel when yon went into your first fight?" the reporter in ouiwd. M most people do when they bc gia to ask a soldier questions about his experiences. "I felt as though there were a mil Hon places in the world I'd rather be (ban where I then was," was the frank response. "Were you afraid?' "Of course I was. I knew those fel lows shooting at us weren't doing it for their health or for ours, either, and I tuew enough about guns to know that they were dangerous." "Bat you overcame your fear as the fight progressed?" "Anyhow, I didn't mind it so much. After awhile I got mad, and then I for got about myself and wanted to lick the entire army against us." "Did you ever get shot?" "Once only, and it was queer about that You read stories in the papers abont how it feels to be shot, and I sup pose they are correct, for every man has a different way of taking his cold lead. I've Been men shot square in the fore head, stand for an instant as if turned into stone and then drop without ever bending a joint Some I've seen run screaming away and fall dead with the scream on their lips. I've seen some grab and clutch at themselves and spin around as if they had been hit with a club and didn't know what the matter was; 6ome drop quietly and say nothing abont it; some jump high in the air and fall stiff as pokers, and so on through a list of them, no two alike. "In my own case, I was fighting in the woods in a skirmish in Virginia on a terrific- hot day. It was lively in there, I can tell you, and I wasn't thinking about myself at all. We had started on a run through an open space after tho Johnnies, and just as w e slowed down when we saw they had got too close to the main body for us to go after them I began to feel sick and weak and told the man next to me that I thought I must be sunstruck. Ho began to say something, and everything grew dark. The next I knew I was in a hospital with a hole through my chest. When I got it or how, I never knew, but it couldn't have been inoro than ton min utes beforo I collapsed, because a man couldn't stand up long with that kind of a ventilator in his bosom." Wash ington Star. The man who should invent a ma chine so that people could drop a penny in the slot and pick out a name for tho baby would surely make a fortune it would take so many tries to get a name to suit. A plumber in Bremen or Hamburg, by hard labor and in a favorable season, can make no more than $5.40 a week. THAT TEIIRIBLE 6COIKGK. IN A SHADY NOOK. i r i WmBmm Bit VI SEE? ! 013 US?. WM'f'S Jl' Yo" WH flnd on" coapoa J m tejjf WM'y''1 n '"" two ounce bag, JS-Mk 2-jt Si" M$&?&. M-rfT Jssi&S ? te"Wt and iwo coupons Inside mcIs f? &Wt&4 I WtiS&S&SS&ffiffl iip21ftI,u,l0lJl four ounce bag of Black- I A 7 ,lML ' V h li3!8r fthlWl -!'. Drh.m7 Buy. bag &0 l,J - I mW.ri Mk I I' POT of . hi. celebrated tobacci !fefe ! -JBMiyjCL A Hi L I if"'' ' and read thconpon-whlch 5,CWS i ll WS'Saij 1 Ifl'f gives n list of valuable pres- ,&! lii'ffidlfj5fcL.T3 UtTf-1 ' IT7t jjljjj ... and bw,0!t.,m. llfplWVlllylll ' mm AN ARSENAL IN THE CLOUDS. A War Airship Which I. Heine Con structed for Cuban Service. Cuba Is going to fight the Spaniards from the clouds. In a secluded grove In Florida a French engineer now has under construction an airship which Is to be placed In the Cuban service. It will carry 125 men, 1,000 rifles, a half million rounds of rifle ammunition and' dynamite shells. The airship Is one of the most remarkable things of its kind ever conceived by nn aeronaut. Its chief feature, which excites the great est wonder. Is its extreme lightness con sidering its tremendous strength. The airship consists of a boat-shaped car that does not swing, but Is held solidly, though pendant, from a cluster of five balloons. These balloons are held steadily In place by live aluminum belts, which go around the girths of the balloons and are connected at the points of con tact by easy working ball-bearing joints, so that there can be no strain, and each belt can give gently one way or the other, as the balloon It holds the operator can ride far above the earth, out of reach of the longest range guns known to military science, he can bring the enemy's camp close to his range of vision and can throw dyna mite bombs down upon his adversaries with remarkable precision. It's Pure Walter Baker & Co.'s Cocoa is Pure it's all Cocoa no filling no chemicals. WALTER BAKER & CO.. Ltd., Dorchester, Mm Corner in Huckleberries. The huckleberry Industry about An denried has come to a sudden stop through the appearance of two bears on the mountains. A week ago a trav eler exhibited two performing bears on the street and while doing so the ani mals engaged in a bout not on the lillU. In the scrimmage the trainer was used up badly and one of the muzzles torn from a bear. Finding themselves at liberty, the bears trotted off and reach ed the mountains safely. The black berry season having just opened, hun dreds of boys and girls who pick the berries have since been kept out of the woods through fear. The mines being Idle, the villager one day turned out to scour the woods for berries and bears. A party of women came upon them un expectedly, and their screams soju llillllll!ll!!llllllllill!l!llllllllII!:!iii!:!!llll!l!Hlllll!!iil!IEI!!l!li!! Mslarlal dlsense Ik Invariably supplemented !y ili'turliance o the liver, the bowels, the Mnmach and the mrves. To the removal of both the (Hiise and its effects, Hosti'tter'a Stomach Bitten 1b fully adequate. It "tills tho bill 'as no other remedy does, performing its work thoroughly. Its ingredients are pure and wbolesome, and It admirahlv serve" to buili tin )'Hem broken by ill tin'ilth and shorn of "rrntth. Constipation, liver and kidney com print aud nervousness are conquered by it. There are in the German empire to day about 180 electrio factories, distrib uted in 168 localities. We will forfeit $1,000 if any of our pub lished testimonials are proven to he not genuine. Tin Piso Co.. Warren, Pa. There is more catarrh in this section of the miliary than all other d hoaxes put together, "d until the last few years was supposed to be muie. ror a great manv n ars uooiors pro nounced It n local disrate, aiid preseribf d 1 en I retiipotnu B.ii...nn i.. ,..niV... ........... . "J UIIBIHIIUJ llllllllg Mil' II IV W I ,11 tieitmetit, pronounced it Iniu-Hbu. &"leiire him tmwmi nui..vph if. I.n a nnii.iiiiilL .1 (tineas-, and therefore reqnl-es constitutional treatment. Hall's c atarrh Cure, nmnnfuctured by k. J. Cneney it Co., Toledo, "Hiio, Ib the only rotntltnilonal i nrc no the market. It Is taken intenmllv in doses irom lOdroim to a to iioii iin. it arts direi tli on the blood ad lnuenua siMafFsiil the system. Thevoffurono hundr d "pilars for any ease it f In to cure. Scud tor circulars aud testimonials. A4dres, ... . K. J ( II KNKY it CO., Toledo, O. ld by Druggist, Too. Hll s Family nils are the best. PITS. -All fl s stopped free bv Ir. Kline's yreat Nerve Iteatorer- No lltaafu r tl e !irt ..V"- MHrv-lons cures. Treatise and -' 00 mi 6""le 'fee to Fit eaes. send to Dr. Kiltie, " Arcl at-. PHladelphla. Pa. Wlek step aie said to be indicative of euergy "n,l agitation. mums "A very smooth article' (18) "rs.r i '-I v,. i- AX AIKSIIir TO no BATTLE for cuha. urea ' k .ii favor of Hoed'. Sarsnii rilla a for no nit . IJ,'lli,'l"'- It hiw the Ki.aiett lecord of cum of any medicine lu the world, in fuel, Hood's J the On f i a a "in Saroapanlla Hood's P Mn ?' Ir l(..n.o MAILED FREE ..'WAT; iic1hI I'rlie List oi HOUSEHOLD COOD. ETC. -J1 elreiilsrls Issued for the benefit of our hi 1! V "si"n"rs whnc intioi avail ttiema Ives I !.'""' "p'eial jnles, send os your -o-ou wlliilnd hmlr. uOlsnn.1 rl- eorUbt. WIi I, ,ii FlNt'K CO., . "fr m Market street Shu FrHtn lteo. Cal. ui lllIIULUII v SIHur POP run nut ii rrt r u I sin SURE CURE for PILES !-.;S,9.:?11AN-'8 PILB REMEDY. ; Sut. ii. ".I,,, a 1 1 1 . t u i . i ,r mi. i. "ii trtt. rnw, "-uiu.iuil DU.l:oA.kO. ffclla.. I's. might sway, without getting away from Its mate. In tills way the bal loons are always manageable. Besides the system of network which surrounds the balloons and will holds them attached to the car there are aluminum braces securing the belts or girths to the car below. These braces are also the stays for the sails forward and nt the sides for steering purposes. The principle upon which fnl fllrshll) is steeted Is the ' same which governs the sailing of a vacht. A series or uprights over tne car and Just under the lower valves of the balloons sustains a shaft, which Is revolved by electricity, and turns an Immense fan, or screw at the rear of the ship, which acts as an air rudder ns well ns a propelle'.'. Kvery piece of metal iu the entire construction of this greyhound of the air Is of aluminum. There are nine windows on each side, something more than ten feet apart. A series of long, narrow openings, closed with aluminum bars, run around the upper guard which Incloses the upper deck of the boat. This marvelous air coach Is provid ed with comfortable accommodations for 125 men. There Is an electrical en gine "room, an electrical kitchen, and bedrooms, smoklng-rnom and an obser vatory 'llie vessel is lighted, heated nnd worked by electricity. Water Is taken from the clouds, and not a spark of tire is used in working this mon strous air ship. The balloon valves nre operated by a system of electric buttons, and there is no confusion of ropes or lines. The observatory Is pro vided with powerful glasses, and while alarmed scores of others, resulting In a stampede. The bears nre now boss of the situation and berry-picking In that vicinity Is at a standstill. Pittsburg Dispatch. A lluck Biter. I Don't compare "Battle Ax" H with low grade tobaccos compare 1 "Battle Ax" with the best on I the market, and you will find you 1 H get for 10 cents almost twice as I much "Battle Ax" as you do of 1 1 other high grade brands 1 M M fr JSVi 4 WJ TX 1 v.vmv al ifitsai mi CUT PRICES 013 PUMPS. fcvervthlnz this farmer sella la low. Whi aen uw to ii i m we nave rfauoatitd v rninntn w I'Jin. aim, inurRiorv, ueifiHica wniamiii coiiioi- nauons, nnd navo, inc wj, reduced the cott ci 1 tvina power to one-tixm wrut ft wat. Ve bflliove In low priced, htub tvadei 1 OTid Urgo sales. No one knows the best pump or prlcci until he knows ours. Wo make bliort hand and long , power stroke pumps, witii Drtit seam v iron ones iu 1 yonrdftnler. Bnynoneothpr. Aermotorprlcesant . gooas are always Deal, i nroiiRii Rratitime, auj Deem ho we are nnre makers, and are snrrt.t Ui ea with, ttia world haa siven ui mnrt than hair us windmill busmen. We have 30 branch houses near you. Writ (or t.utlMlr illuitrld iKft-jGL Stmnjrfr Is the vulnunrinf diver nt home? The diver's wife Hf' down nt the river, but I don't think you ran nre him this morning. Stranger Why not? The diver's wife He's Immerned In business. Port Jervls Gazette. FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or "Just Don't FhI Well," ?-fe,LIVER PILLS ar. th Oni Thine to usa. Only One for a Dose. Hold br Dnita-l.t. at 20o. a boi S.nplMinallrdfrRo, addrasa Or, ftoMnko Met). Co. I'UU. fa. KM VUHLJ wnini iiu U4E rMiw. Bst Uowli Brruo. Ta.ua UouO. JaJiai2i''J N. P. N. V. No. m. 8. F. 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