Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, February 08, 1907, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWeak Lungs Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. " I ha in awful court for orer year, and nothing Miemed to do me any good. I tried Arsr's Cherrj fector.1 and was aoon cured. I recommend It to all my friend! whenerer ,Wa.VUVtonlV,i,1.gh"-M," M- "". lUd by J. O. A jr Co., Lowell, UU. - MiuMiunn or TEXANS TUSSLE WITH BEAR. Shut Off Animal's Wind -with Lariat, Then Cut Its Throat. Jim Gordon, a range rider for W. W. Wilklns, whose big ranch Is over near loward Wells, In Western Texas, was uucU surprised the other morning to, see a large black bear lumbering along ihead of bun. It was In a rough lo cality and the bear was evidently out to get Its morning meal of sotol roots. Gordon stuck his rails Into his horse and tqok after the bear. The chase did not last long. Gordon unloosened his rope, which was colled over the pommel of his saddle, and when he got within throwing distance of the fleeing bear he deftly circled the noose over the ani mal's head. The cow ptuiy sat back up on Its haunches and' drew the rope taut. The bear got one of Its paws un derneath the noose and prevented the rope from choking It Then began a struggle that lasted for more than an hour. Ordinarily a horse Is desperately afraid of a bear, but the cow pony which Gordon was riding stood the or- Aver's Pills keep the bowels regular. deaI fearlessly. It maintained its po All vegetable and gently laxative, sitlon while Gordon dismounted with a view of attacking the bear at close naaana Bread. j quarters with his knife. He had no Bread made from banana flour Is other weapon. The bear put up a hard common enough In Europe and Eng- fight the moment It saw Gordon on the land. One pound Is said to contain ground. It rushed at him and struck more nourishment and energy produc- him a terrific blow on the shoulder lng material than one pound of the which sent him sprawling several feet finest beefsteak, is much more digest- away, and o,ut of reach of the mad lble and less than one-sixth the price, dened animal, which was confined to a Sir Henry Stanley was a firm believer prescribed circle by the rope, lu lie lamina. lie vseut bo far u lu Strafe to say, the bear mr.de no at advlse that Its consumption would cure tack upon the horse. It seemed to con rheumatism, gout and all liver affec- slder Gordon responsible for the whole tlons. When lying at the point of death trouble. Gordon determined to kill the from gastritis a light gruel f banana animal befoe he left the spot He flour mixed with milk was the only made several Ineffectual efforts to dash food he could retain and digest The In on tha bear and f iva It a blow with secret of the banana as a health and big knlfa, but each time he was struck strength producing food lies In Its high by tha animal'a paw. Finally he got percentage ef proteidg and the great Itold of the rope and by a sudden pull number of Its calories, respectively 20 managed ta tighten the noose so that and 331.71. It Is a perfectly balanced the Uar wind was temporarily shut ratlan if sliced far breakfast and serv- off. SARSAPARIUA. WW J HAIBV100H. I Shows Tain of Hercdttr. A parliamentary candidate was being heckled. One of the questions had ref erence to the religious denomination to which he belonged. "Well,"' he said, "you asked me an honest question and you shall have a straightforward answer. My grand mother was a Scotch woman a rigid Presbyterian." Obvious disappointment was shown In the faces of the audience, so the candidate proceeded : "My grandfather was English and therefore a member of the Church of England." Still no enthusiasm, but rather the reverse. "My father, on the other hand, was a good Baptist," went on the desperate candidate, who was still unrewarded by applause. He grew anxious, so hur riedly added : "But my dear old moth er, long since dead, was a Methodist." Instantly all faces were radiant so he concluded : "And, gentlemen, I follow the pre cepts of my dear old mother. I'm a Methodist and I don't care who knows It!" London Mall. ed with milk aad sugar. New lark Frew. Keep Your Blood Pure. Noooeciinb-. happy, light-hearted and hr.iiht It tt. .--,i, ir htalthy with a body fuli of blood that can- ?U" U U tt Kansas Taking advantage of the moment Gordon rushed in and cut the jugular vein of the animal wlta his knife. He loaded the hear upon his horse and Hi t do it duty to ererv nart kn- -Itr Star. cartas of iti impurity; therefore, the first ana moat important work in hand is to pur ify the blood so that every organ will pet tha full banefit of a healthy circulation. Taera is no remedy we know of 10 good an that old family remedy, Brandrtths Tills. Xach pill contains one grain of the solid ex tra -I of sarsiaparilla blended with two grains Presents la fate Place. A young millhand having lost his sweetheart through his own hotheaded folly first threatened to commit suicide and then became vulgarly Insistent In his demands for the return of the pres ents be bad given her. j "What good will they be to you If you're goln' to drown yourself in t' mill pond?" she scoffed. "Never you mind; I want them back," he replied evasively. I "Well, I'll see that you have them," the girl reluctantly agreed. But five days passed and the young man still bemoaned the loss of the for feited trinkets. Once more he request ed their return. i "Oh, lad, I wish you'd stop worryln' me," sighed the girl, anxious by now for a reconciliation. "I've given t' presents up long since. They're wait ing far yeu at t' bottom o' t' mill pond, tied ap In a red handkerchief; you can't help but see 'em when you Jump In." Then the humble young man apolo gised aad the quarrel was patched up, In the eld sweet way. London Tlt- Blta. WHAT'B IN A NAME? Ir Vaaaaa Praaarvad ta Posterity by Trivial Clraaaaataacea. Many names, lllustrleua and other- of a sombinatiou of pure and mild veee- wise, have been rescued from oblivion table products niak ng it a blood purifier by comparatively trivial circumstances. unsxoelled in character. One or two taken ,, . , every niKht for awhile will produce sur- ahe 8to,7 goes that Brougham, on prUi gres Ha. being rallied by the Iron Duke as a - ?,tU.'.?,Pi1if hT,1 b,!f S j" i:0 man whose name would go down to nied.ine store, either plain or- sugar- Posterity as a great lawyer, states- Cantlon. "Why da you avoid making speeches yeurself?" asked the friend. "Ifs better to have some one elae attend te the oratory," answered Sena tor Sorghum. "In that way you can ascertain which ef your opinions are unpopular and repudiate them." Cleveland Plain Dealer. coated. Consider the Bald Head. When it is considered that scientists n-ho study the hair have discovered five or six causes for its falling out, with subsequent baldness. It doesn't seem worth while trying to keep It on the skull. Any one of these "six causes" Is quite sufficient to reduce an af- man, etc., but who would nevertheless be best known by the name of the carriage that had been christened af ter him, retorted that the duke's name would no doubt be handed down to pos terity as that of a great general and the hero of a hundred battles, but that he would be best remembered by a par ticular kind of boot named after him. The cobbler who, after the Welling- flllfMir rnnknnt ta a hlllinrri Kail our. face; therefore a real benefaction for ton bot aPPeared, seized upon the idea mankind would be the enforcement of of ?laclng a Bluer boot upon the a mighty fashion rendering its loss tr- marKet. maQe a large fortune there most admirable thing In life. No gen- onl lus has ever thought of this alternative Sailors will never let die Admiral and It Is suspected our ultra-clvlllzed yernon'8 nickname of "Old Grog" (so nations would revolt at first, but by de- called by reas0I the breeches he grees the world would adopt the Idea wore- made of Krogham, a mixture of and finally end by cultivating It con Bllk and mohair), the name given by amore. Boston Herald. them to tne rum ne ordered to be diluted with water. The name of an- A Narrow Escape. other drink negus has survived from The company had assembled In the the time of Queen Anne, when it was church, but the bridegroom was no- the favorite of one Col. Negus More where to be fount!. Finally a messen- common than either, however, Is the per announced that the young man had name "sandwich," in memory of Lord been run over and killed while on his Sandwich, who invented It as a means way to the church. - of taking a hasty lunch while engaged "And just think," she snld a month hls dutle8 Bt the adlrjiralty offlce afterward to a friend, "what a narrow Certain towns and districts, too escape I had from becoming a widow!" BUCh a8 Xere9( 0porto Chanipagne r,Test.v,t.Pance.ndaiiNervon.DU.a.ea'lnd Bu'gund' are probably best II I O permanently cured by Dr. Kline's Uri'at known through the productions named Nerve Restorer. Send for KKEE2tr1al bottle and ,f. .i,, . ... , ... treatise. ur.H. H.Kiine,Li,Mi ArchBu.ruiW'a. after them; In fact the two latter pro vinces ceased to exist after the sub stitutions of departments for the old Scrofula Few are entirely free from it. It may develop so Hlowly as to cause little if any disturbance during the whole period of childhood. It may then produce dyspepsia, ca tarrh, and marked tendency to con sumption, before causing eruptions, sores or swellings. To get entirely rid of it take the great biooa-punuer, Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. 1G0 doses $1. LARGE ENGLISH BERKSHIRES All the best breed ing and Individuality. Young stock on hand at all times. Corrtu pondence solicited. Satisfaction guaran teed. AddrwH D. L. KEYT Perrydale, Oregon The End of Books. TT V, n UHt..r-a -1 .1. .1 t l.nl Is It fire water worms? As everv , Pfvluces before the days of the French is it nre, water, worms? As every, olutIon Cayenne Is undoubtedly ship launched Is bound to be wrecked,?.' , ... . . . . T , . . . j.uni lOtuown better outside France for the every theater to be burned, the finis oty nnar ,. nrnAnMm t. . . locality to which French convicts are transported ; while the town of Cognac, the book Is Its reduction to ashes. What became of the Alexandrian li brary? Did the Saracens burn It In C40? There Is this question asked: Was there any library at Alexandria containing 700,000 books? Gibbon In clines to the opinion that there was no such library. Canon Taylor Insists that if there had been a library It was burned in the time of Julius Caesar. Tradition seems to indicate, however, that there was a library In the sera peum, by no means a large collection, but . whether destroyed by Theophllus or Theodoslus Is not known. It looks as If the charge brought against the ' Arabs rested on no foundation. Explo rations of Alexandria In 1895-00 show no traces of the serapeura. The sea port of Egypt was built on a damp foundation, and granting that there was a library, If not destroyed by fire, then the papyri might have suffered from decay due fc water. Books of to-day taken to India, to the Southern States and to the West Indies perish through mildew CROPS NEVER FAIL In ihe I ip.r Snake Volley, Idnhn, where 26,000 MlbHiHalppl Vullcy licmeHeeker! lire alnadv located. 600.00U acr-s undevelop d, Irrlitab'e In nil till await Hie ettler. Mcu at ad tu-sl wa ereil valley In the world. Flne c tmnte; cho cesi frnlt; Immensi-crops of urain, alfalfa su "ar beeto. f4,0i0, 000 Invested In augur luc.orles. New K. K. exten sion to Ye.lowntone park onns rountrv of vast re source. Aaliton started Jan. 1, 11KX1, a record breaker. Write for particulars. C. C. MOOKE REAL KNTATE COMPANY 8t. Anthony and Ashton, Idaho. in France, owes Its celebrity solely to the brandy distilled from its grapes. Lots of Animals. Mark Twain was talking of war and of the hardships and privations of sieges. "A Frenchman," he said, "called one day on a woman who had two dogs. They were ugly little brutes, and, when they came near him, the man pushed them out of the way with his foot "'I perceive, sir, you are not very fond of dogs.' "The man started in surprise. M 'I'm not fond of dogs 1" he exclaim, ed. 'Why, madarae, I ate more than twenty of them during the siege of Paris I'" Harper's Weekly. Look on the bright side : If a woman is a poor cook, they are not bothered much at her house with people who come to stay to meals. When you buy WET WEATHER CLOTHING you want complete protection &nd long service. These and many other good points are combined in TOWER'S FISH BRAND OILED CLOTHING Tou cant afford to buy any other , 0n taw jfOwe CO BOtTOMUl TOWia. CANADIAN CO Lt. TOWOmtq, can, II Ml Ll J I mm iSiHiii ... r v. . .. n .riVfcrjctable Preparationfor As similating UicFoodandBegula ting the S loinachs andBowels of . 1 1 .i.i Promotes DigcsliortChecrfur nessandRest.Contains neillier. Opium,Morplune norJIiucraX KOT "SAJO.C OTIC. 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He cures wl.h thoss wonderful Chi nese herbs, roois, buds, bar Its and vegetables lhat are entlri'ly un known to mctllral sci ence In this countrr through the use of those harmless remedies. This famous doctor knows Iheacilon of over 600dm. rent remedli-s, whioh he uses succesilhlly In dilterent diseases. Ho giisran'eps tociireoalarrli.aillima, luns, throat rhruniatlsm, nervousuMS, stomscn, liver, kld neys, etai has hundreds of testimonials. Charges moderate. Call and see him. Pa'.lents out of the city write for blanks and circulars. Bend sUmp. CONHUI.TATiON silliii. Address The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 1 62M Tint St. S. C Cor. Morrison Mention paper Portland, Oreion MAKE MORE MONEY ON FRUIT CROPS Everyone who(riown fnilt, whether on a largo or nmfcll s.-ftip, or who Iihm n liri pali-h or h fiutUu, nhould be liiii-n'xiftl in wttintr tho niDHt priiitt fri'iii hli crop. ST. 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