Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, July 21, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIteaiilirul omen stroiifr stonim h is the iirst essential to fhciutv Kine-tenths ol the sickness oomes ?rnm weak digestion. Thousands of peo ' t ie have tried llosletter's Stomach Milters ' ncl reclined tlieir lu-alth. There is nntliiiiK like it" '' ,liut 11 l"'iv"rfi ltevenuc Stamp Overs' the neck of the bottle. During the hearing of a oaso in Paris arising out ot a deputed milliner 'a bill, it was stated that the defendant expended 500 n year on her hats. "He is Wise Who Talks But Little." This is only a half truth. If ivise men had held their tongues, w should know nothing about the circulation of the blood. If it we not for this advertisement you might never know that Hood's Sarsapa rilla is the best blood medicine. In Northern China many of the na tives are dressed in doeskin. A dental authority decl ares tlyit it is rot uncommon at the present time to find infants with decayed teeth and girls of 14 or 1G wearing artificial teeth. The czar has decided to stop the ex ile of political offenders to Siberia. That is a peace measure of very great moment whioli he needs no other na tion's help to carry out. A new periodical, The Philippine Monthly Magazine, lias just made its appearance in Manila. It contains numerous illustrations of local subjects, and its stories relate to native histori cal events, superstitions anJ customs. On the docket of the criminal court of Atlanta are the names of 27 un caught murderers Mothers will lind Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ing .Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period. The first electric railway in the world was built in Ireland, from Bush mills to Giant's Causeway. PIT? l,prn'an""'Iy Cured. No ntsor riervoumies III" al'ler Arm tluy'g ime of Dr. Kline's tin-at Nerve Ilt'storer. Send for fill', K S4.0O trial bottle and treatise. DR. It. It. KJJKJi, Ltd., KM Arch street, l'hiUidclphlo, Pa. Fotry-two million pounds of India rubber were imported to Xorth America last year. pileptic CAN BE CURED. If you suffer from Epilepsy, Fits. Rpasins, Spells, Falling Sick.iess, St. Vitun' Dance, &c.,have children, rela tives, friends or neighbors that do so, or know people that are afflicted, my New Discovery. Epilepticide, will give immediate relief and PERMANENTLY CURE them, and all you are asked to do is to send for a FREE BOTTLE and tfy it. It has cured thousands where everything else failed. Mv 90-page illustrated Book, "Epilepsy Permanent ly Cuted," FUEE. When writing please mention read '"B this in this paper, and give name. AUE and full address. All correspond ence professionally confidential. Wm. MAY, M. D.t 1 Laboratory. 94 Pino St . New York City. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. , " mid Wire Works. POHTUXD WIRE ,fe IKON WORKS; WIRE Mdlruii fenelnir: office ratline, etc. Xii Aider. Machinery himI hllpplle. CAWSTON i CO.; ENOISKS, 1IOILERS, MA c"""'ry, supplies. 48 50 KirstHt., Portland, Or. MACHINERY, all kinds ...TATUM & BOWEN... " 35 First Street rORTLAND OR. JOHN TOOLE, Portland, Orkoo. ,,,, ,,f(ve you the best bargains in general t, m. Illne.ry,. engines, boilers, tanks, pumps, m1 Si Mts ad windmills. The new "Pi II d Windmi11' soltl by him' Is "" El'WARD IU'CillKS; MACHIXKRY AND lUMes; nend for catalogue. 18K-1H4 Krotu .St. Iioleiale Druirirl.U anil riiotogrnphlo Supplies. By'MAlTER-FrtANK VRVQ CO. 1 AND 140 f u"rl' Htri-ft. Portland, Oregon. Ruptu re treated sclen tlllcal I y and confident! a 1 y. Corrnpondinci r u .... ar linciiio. c- H, W000..., CO., 108 JeconJSt , Po tland. Pin. .HtS WHtHt ALLtLbt I J Bent Couuh byrup. Tmim OuihI JTL CM P."I 2 NEW DEWEY STOY. Another War with Mexico. "In May. 187.-,, Admiral I Sever omtnander 0f u, oll1 XarrasaiWu." "Jl LU.ut,.at WinsKnv. ii:l he was ltJ "' t!l s'"'vyln- tli cur of Call oml:i and the shores of the coast of J Peiimsnla. It was not Ion, afte e l,vmni8 affair nt Santiago, and je fooling towanl the Moxk-aus and Cubans was none too cordial. The Narragansett reached La Pass, near the .outhoru end of the peninsula, and we ao sooner got ashore tl.au we heard runt an American mining en-ineer and some Englishmen who owned the mine were prisoners In their mining shan ks, forty miles back of La Pass, iu the mountains. The American had re sented an insult, a quarrel followed, ind the American killed two Mexicans. I he friends of the latter swore they'd kill the Yankee and the Englishmen too, and the latter were soon obliged to barricade themselves. This siege Had been on for several days when we Jropped anchor. "As soon as Commander Dewey hoard of it he was very much inter ested. The next day he sent a mes senger to the Mexican colonel lu La I'az, who had a garrison of GOO sol iiers there, asking him what he was Solng to do to give the American a trial before he was shot. " 'Oil, lip jrnt into th tr"'.!''!? ht him get out,' said the Mexican. "Commander Dewey didn't like this reply, and the more he thought about t the angrier he got. The next fore noon he sent a note to the Mexican solonel telling him that an American citizen's life was lu danger, and that the man was entitled to a fair trial. He told the colonel that he would al low him just twenty-four horns to res cue the American and protect the En glishmen. If at the end of that time relief was not on its way to the little lining party he would bombard La Paz ami burn It. "When we heard what Dewey had Jone we were all frightened. " 'Does he mean it?' we asked one another. "As for myself, I was soon satisfied that he meant every word of it. I was In command of the guns. We had only two old howitzers on the Narragausett, the larger guns having been left tem porarily at the Mare Island navy yard. " 'Get those howitzers ready for to morrow morning and Inspect all the small arms and ammunition,' said Dewey to me. Then he called the men to quarters and estimated that of the crew of about 120 we could land ninety Jble, armed men as a storming force. We drilled the men all that afternoon and far Into the night. That night, on Commander Dewey's order, we steam ed to a point commanding the princl pal streets cl' La I'az and trained the aowitzers on the town. By next moru .ng we were all ready to begin a sec jnd war against Mexico. "At daybreak a Mexican corporal came on board with a message from his colonel saying that the Narragau sett commander's request would be complied with. Early that morning tve watched 300 armed Mexican sol Jiers start for the mining camp, and we kept the old howitzers trained on La I'az till the soldiers returned with the American engineer. When Dewey reported to Washington on the matter he minimized the importance of it, and !t was passed over as a mere incident. Lieutenants Harris and Wright were sn the Xarragansett then, and Harris, at least, was with the fleet at Manila, It Is somewhat singular that at that time, when we were expecting a dec laration of war against Spain on ac count of the Vlrgiulus affair, Com aiandor Dewey had his plans all made :o sail the Narragausett to Manila." Sew York Tribune. dive as a Gardener. Mile. Emma Calve is probably the only great prima donna who combines farming with her brilliant operatic achievements. She has a large farm it Cevenues, and rusticates there each summer. Last summer the famous singer went Into her kitchen garden and cared for ber own vegetables. No one was nl iowed to touch them, and the results were far better than when her gar Jeuer cared for the things. Mile. Calve wore a short skirt of the blue Jeans, sabots aud a linen shirt waist. She spaded and hoed aud watered her vege' tables day after day, and proudly sent Sifts of the finest fruits of her labors ;o friends iu Paris.'' The mima donna was very 111 and nervous when she went to Cevenues. but this free, open-air life and the vig nrniiH exorcise soon restored her to the most robust health, and when friends ask her the secret of her cure she an swers: "Spades and potatoes." Mllo. Calve's chickens also come In for some of her attention, but the gar Qen Is her chief delight. Philadelphia Post. Smoking and Influenza. Tobacco smokers have been more ex empt from Influenza during the recent tpldemics than those persons who do not smoke. Teople too good to express a dislike for certain persons give their feelings iwny by referring to them as "he' or "she." STAND FCR HOLDING EICYCLES. Wheelmen Arc f hown How to I cono on Space. Many are the efforts that have been made to build a bicycle stand, but as long as the "bike" is suiTored to rest on both Its wlmcls it necessarily occu pies more room than is at the disposal of persons living in moderate-sizec houses. An effort to deal with this atermxg elltot's hicycle stand. problem liact bucu iuLelitij muuO by Sterling Elliott of Newton, Mass., w ho is the recognized head of the League of American Wheelmen. Because of his familiarity with all phases of bi cycle matters he is eminently fitted to deal with the problem. Mr. Elliott has lately been granted a patent for a stand which permits the storing of a wheel in the least possible floor area. The economy of space is secured by placing the bicycle on end that is, resting alone on the rear wheel, which is ac complished by the aid of two wall sup ports, each adapted to receive and hold the rim of a wheel. In order to make the bicycle absolutely secure a metal loop is hinged on the top one of these supports and after the wheel has been placed in position the loop is dropped over the front wheel, engaging it firmly. TROLLEY FOR HOUSE PAINTERS. Machine by Which the Shifts that Cause Accidents Are Avoided. In nearly all the dreadful accidents which happen to painters falling from their scaffolds the Injury is sustained while changes are being made in the position of the supporting planks. A scaffold which would dispense with these changes is made by Julius Stone of Boston, Mass. By Its use a painter can place himself in easy reach of any part of a front of ordinary size without leaving his seat. This plan conteiu- SAFETY SCAFFOLD FOR PAIXTEHS. plates the use of two hooks overhang ing the eaves of the roof such as are now used, but instead of supporting the scaffold direct from these, as at present, they are made to support a rail of sufficient length to take In n front of average width. A chair or two chairs, one below the other, is sus ponded from this, and two or three ropes within easy reach of the work man permit him to move himself to any particular spot desired without leaving his seat. Mark Twain rind General Sherman. Some man who wants to spoil a good story has raised a direct issue of verac ity between Mark Twain and the late General William T. Sherman. Mark Twnln, in the published accounts of his recent interview with Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria, makes the emperor offer, after Twain had apologized for forgetting his German orntlon, to translate it for him from English into German. General Sherman, on the other hand, in the diary of his trip to Austria in 1872, has Francis Joseph apologizing because he is unable to speak English. She Saw Napoleon In Kxlle. Miss E. P. Bagley, one of the few surviving luhnbltautsof St. Helena who remembered having seen, when she was a child, the great Napoleon, re cently died at the age of 00. The St. Helena Guardian says of Miss Bngley that from her sound memory much in teresting matter concerning the Napol eon days In that island was complied. She retained all her faculties up to fortnight before her death HOITT'S SCHOOL, Menlo Park. San Mateo Co., Cal., accred ited ut the Universities. Location, climate, and careful attention to Mental. Moral and Physical training, places Hnitt's iimong the foremost Senools for Hoys on the ("mist. 5. F. C'KtHiirle. Will re-open in the new building AiiL'iist Kit n, (Dili year.) Ira (i. Jloitt, I'd. J).. Principal. K'Hlll ' Vi'Htcll. Tom Edna and May appear to bo inseparable. Carrie Yes; each is afraid to trust the other out of her sight. Town Topics. Hail to Keina Me.cedesl It is a strange name for a ship of the Ameri can navy, but we are getting highly cosmopolitan in theso days. Courts in Philadelphia and in Alle gheny and Schuylkill counties. Pa., hold sessions from tea to 8 o'clock, with no recess at the "much hour. it is said that one pound of butter gives a working force equal to that of five pounds of beef, nine pounds of po tatoes or 12 pounds of milk. Mataafa is beginning to labor under a well-developed suspicion that the Anglo-Saxons propose to dominate the Samoan as well as the Latin race. Beware of Ointment! for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the Sonne of smell and completely derange the whole svs tein whenetiteriiiK H through the mucous sur faces. Such articles should never be used ex cept on presci'ipuoiit, iiuui iuiuiu'uio putei cians, as the damage thev w ill do is ten fold to the Rood you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains nomercurv, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous Burfuces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. Jt is taken internally, aud made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney i Co. Testi monials free. Bold by Iirugglsts, price 7rc. per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. The owners oi plantations in Cuba refuse to employ Spanish laborers. Perfect System Cleaners. Keep clean inside as well as outride and you'll be nearer godliness. Cascmets Candy Cathartic cleanse and purify your body inside. All druggists, 10c, 2m, 50e. There can be no doubt that the most obliging postmaster in the state of Mis souri lives at Bethel. He recently put a telephone in his office and announced that for the benefit of those out-of-town patrons who are connected by wire and who may desire it he will open tlieir letters and will read them over the 'phone. , LaAle Can Wear Slioea One size smaller after using Allen's Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures swollen feet, blisters and cal lous spots. Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain cure for ingrowing nails, sweating, smart ing, hot, aching feet. We have 30,000 testi monials. All druggists and shoe stores sell it. 2,r)C Trial package FUEK by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Koy, N. Y. Fine silk was produced 1,000 years ago in 25 provinces in Japan. For lung and chest diseases, Piso's ('lire is the best medicine we have used. Mrs. J. L. Northcoit, Windsor, Out., Canada. It is computed that there is 30, 000,000 in gold ami jewels at the bot tom of the sea on the loute between England and India. Ttenieniher Unit you can buy Jesse Moore A. A. Whiskey for the same' price that is paid for ordinary whiskey. For sule by all hrKt.-ftiisci iImuIoiw fiiwl il nurtriwtu " --J ' Mrs. Eliza Lynda, of Peacham, Vt., has a cake of maple sugar that was made in 1834. The sugar is well pre served yet. "Hotli hit wife and mvaelfhaTe been ueiiiic CASCAkETS and they are the best meaicine we nuvo ever Had in the house. Last week my wife was frantio with headache for twodayi. she tried some of vourCASCAKETS. and they relloved the pain In ber head almost immediately, we botu recommend Cascareta." Chas. Stedkforu. Pittsburg Sate & Deposit Co., Fituburg, Pa Pleasnnt. Pnlntable. potent. Taste Good, no uooa, neier Bickoii. weaken, or Orltie. 10c, Itxj.&Oo ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Sl.rlinf IttB.dr I'oaptaf, l'hl(n(0, Snlml, Sew lark. SIT IIA.Tn.RAf! 8o,' ""d f'nrsnteert by all drug nU" I UDAw gists to CVB K Tobando Habit. IT Write To NATHAN PENSION I r BICKFOHU. Wathlnaton. U. C. thev uill re I I eclve quick replies. II. fall N. H. Vols. man aitti corps, rrosccutliix clitmis since 1H7S "the nruiry" Ul8 nri,v RrcBtcsi LIFE OF UCnLI stend , Igtnll Wants!. Only i. uu. uuinirm. t. ii. siuts, g nun. u, uiicigi. dugunn's IMPROVED PILLS LIVER ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure Blck Hosdncht ynil Iriep!il, UeinoTe 1'lmplns sncl Purify tin Blood, Aid l'lKctlonndPreiiitHlllouiiiess. I)t notUrlpeorUlcken. TocoiitIiics you, we will mall f 'f k Di. 1 1 .i a . ... . ....m.ii.iiun, Bom uy lirilRKIIlls SUPPOSE YOU THINK this over a little hit. The blood nourishes the system. When the blood becomes impure it li nnsble to (tiruish nourlKhnient to all purls ol the body and sickness In some part results. Il you are sick purify your blood witn Moore's Revealed Remedy Thousands of seprnlnifly Incurable cnsei have been cured It never (nils to iilve relief. Kitsy ami piescaiii to lane, si.uu per uome at you' 5?k CANDY If Liy CATHARTIC S TRADI MARK BOITfBIO REGISTER OF TREASURY. Hon. Judson V. Lyons, Register of ;he United States Treasury, in a letter !rom Washington, D. C, says: 3 Hon. Judson V. Lvoiip, llegistcr of the Treasury. April 23d, 1899. Pe-ru-na Drug M'f'g Co , Columbus, O.: Gentlemen I find Pe-ru-na to be an excellent remedy for the catarrhal af fections of spring and summer, and those who suffer from depression from the heat of the summer will find no remedy the equal of Pe-ru-na. Judson W. Lyons. No man ia bettter known in the financial world than Judson V. Lyons. His name on every piece of money of recent date, makes his signaturo one of the most familiar ones in the United States. Hon. Lvons address is Au gusta, Ga. He is a member of the Na tional Republican Committee, and is a prominent and influential politician. He is a particular f.iond of President McKinley. Remember that cholera morbus, cholera infantum, summer com plaint, bilious colic, diarrhoea and dysentery are each and all catarrh of the bowels. Catarrh is the only correct name for these affections. Pe-iu-na is an absolute specific for ' these ailments, which are so oom- mo.i in summer. Dr. Hart.nan, in a practice of over forty years, never lost a single case of cholera infan tum, dysentary, diarrhoea, or chol era morbus, and his only remedy was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring further particulars should send for a free copy of "Summer Catarrh." Address Dr. Ilai tmaii, Columbus, O. DUY THE GENUINE ... MANUFACTURED BY ... CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO. nrXOTE THE NAME. THE JUDGES OF CARTER'S INK t are the users. More users of il than any other. Why? TMIi BEST I costs ruu no more man ine poorest I A ...GO EAST... VIA flirousli 1'hIik'p mid Tourist Sleeper. JilniiiK Hiul IliiDi't Smoking , l.llM'Hi y Curs. FAST TIME.... Fervid' and Kcenery l:ti('(Uiilli'd. For Tickets and nil Information apply to your nearest agent, or address A. 11. ('. DICNNISTON. ('. I'. and T. A., l'ortland. R. C. STEVliNS, G. W. I'. A., Scuttle. RIL HARTEI78 BOOK, elief for Women" Bout free, in plain, maioi oriTeiopa, w rict to-day for thin Kook.cohtiilUiritf Partlru. 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YOUNG MEN! KnrOfinorrlHfa find (HpM ititI Pabat'i Okay Hpwlllo. I(t Is ttio ONLY iiimlii'iiio whit h will euro wh and evorj' oaiw. No ('ASK known It hus ever fnlh-d to cure, n mnttor liow iHMloim or of how luiitf stumtlntr. Hfsnlb from IU line will astonhh you. It Is abwilutrly nafa, iirovcnta rtricttirf. and ran lw takn without lnrotiv fair nre and ilcU nUon from hiinlnrw. PliM'K. $:(.). For nlf br all rt'llahle dritfrtrixtM, or aiit prepaid by fiprwn, plainly wruiipvd, on rrcliit of prtrc, by PAIist CHEMICAL CO., Chicago, ILL Circular mailed on rtiui'rt. N. P. N. NO. 'U9. WIIKX wrliliigr to sulvertUort pleas luentlon thTa papwr SYRUP OF FIGS