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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1912)
Farmers and Merchants Write us for our cash offer on your Farm and Dairy Produce. If we don't handle it will refer you to re liable buyer. p0N.pACE ca . ' Portland, Oregon. jfW. B.BraTUS - Asasyer an rheralrt, Leadnlle - Colorado Bpecimea price.: Gold. SilTer.Lesd lB Gold. BUver. Wo, Gold, Wo: Z,no or Copper. II. iiil,Bft envelopes d lull price Hat ??' appircation.ntrol "d Cmnlre works Hotted. ; eierenpst tWhin.tjiK.ii.,i.f m-g, . Machinery Second-Hand Mich In. err bought, sold and . a-r exenansea: engines, boners, sawmills, etc. ' The J. E. Martin Co., 78 1st St, Portland. Bend for Stock List and price. Hal Kodak rolls developed, 10c, any size. Largest ' and best shop In Northwest Com plete price list on request. Best results guaranteed. JACOBS g P.-L Build', Seattle Hud Worn, UpMocW PANAMAS FrOM WEAVER TO WEARER (lan he worn nnbloeked it)- women, lllooked in ;iny sire, shape or style for men. Ilrtms osndS inches. Light weight. riant . ... of prioe, .Money refunded If not satisfactory, (jet s durable, atyliah hst for the hnlf of what It would cost Jpu elsewhere. Address tiEW MODK HAT CO. Q. H. Meuaadorffer. I'rop. 'CI 1-2 Washington 8t. , Twenty rears In Portland. Portland. Or. EBUSINESS COLLEGE rr fl WASHINGTON ANDTENTH T. til i-idti Akin ACtcnny WJL WRITE FOR CATALOG The School that Placet You in a Good Position ft UL J When Men Marry. ' That's what a man wants In a wlf mostly; he wants to make Bure o' on fool asll tell him he's wise. Bui there's some men can do wl'out that they think so much o themselvef a'ready an' that's how it is there'! old bachelors. George Eliot ANCIENT ROME'S WINES FOR SORE SHOULDERS. Jas. Beck & Son, Centerfold. Utah, writes : "We sell MexicanMustangLlnimentnnd haven good sale for it, especially in thresh - r . , uu. msiDHiKien. H It contains no alcohol and socannot sting J in cases of open wounds. Soothes and J relieves strained ligaments at once. , if 2 Sc. 50c $ 1 a bottle at Drug & Cen'l Stores U The Vlewpont. , Golfer "Have you seen my ball, sir?" Wounded Party "Yes, sir; there it is, confound you. Nearly killed" Golfer "Jove! Bit of luck, eh? I "thought it" was going out of bounds." Punch. YOUNG WIFE SAVED FROM ; HOSPITAL Tells How Sick She Was And What Saved Her From An Operation. ii!,m!!;ihi:;:a;;.!i! iipii llWIIIIlfj Upper Sandusky, Ohio. "Three years ago I was married and went to house- Keeping, l was not feeling well and could hardly drag myself along. I had j such tired feelings, my pack ached, my sides ached, I had bladder trouble aw fully bad, and I could not eat or sleep. I had headaches., too. and I became almost a ner vous wreck. Mirnne. tor told me to go to a hospital. I did not like that idea very well, bo, when I eaw your advertisement in a paper, I wrote to you for advice, and have done as you told me. I have tiken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgotabla Compound and Liver Pills, and now I have my health. "If sick and ailing women would only know enough to take your medicine, they would get relief. "Mrs. Benj.H. Stans BEKY, JRouto 6, Box 13, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. ' If you have mysterious pains, irregu larity,, backache, extreme nervousness, Inflammation, ulceration or displace ment, don't wait tori long, but try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound now. For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and such unquestionable testimony as the above proves the valuo of this famous remedy and should give very one confidence. NEARLY FIFTY KINDS KNOWN TO ITS INHABITANTS. Several Varieties, Made With Salt Way ter, Were Considered Medicinal, and Not Intoxicating Murrhina Given Those to Be tortured. . k' V,-, 4 Nearly 60 kinds of wine were known to the ancient Romans,' including sev eral varieties used for medicinal pur poses. Falernlan was a home wine, resembling the modern Maderla, and was not commonly used until It was ten, years old. After it was twenty years old it affected the drinker un favorably, causing headache. Other wines were foreign. China, also also called Arlusian, of which there ' were three" varieties austere, sweet and intermediate and the Les bian, .considered to be the diuretic, were of this kind. Some" wines were named after their color "na whitn dark, and red. The white were thoughf to be the thinnest and least heating; the dark colored and sweet the most nourishing; the red the most heat ing. ' :; Certain wines named Myndlan, Hali carnassian, Rhodian'and Coan, were made with salt water. They were con sidered not to ' be intoxicating, but to promote digestion. Two wines, Cnidian and Adrian, were also medi cinal. Mustum was a term applied to wine, newly made, or the fresh Juice of the grape. Protop'um Was the juice which runs from the gnyes, without pressing. Mulsum was admixture' of wine and honey. " Sapa was mustum boiled down to a.third. Defrutum was mustum reduced: to half and Carenum was the same reduced to a third. Passum was a sweet wine, prepared from grapes that had been dried in the sun. Passum creticum, also a sweet, wine, is believed to have been the same as the wine which our fore fathers called Malmsey, the wine In which the duke of Clarence, brother of Edward TV., elected to be drowned. A wine called Murrhina has a curi ous history. , The Greeks, had, a wine of this kind which consisted of pure wine perfumed' with odorous sub stances. o The Romans had a wine similarly named, which is supposed to have been wine mingled with myrrh. It was administered to those who were about to suffer torture in order to Intoxicate them, and to remove the sense of suffering. These ancient wines retained their place probably to the end of the Mid dle Ages, but there is no reliable evi dence bearing upon this point Very slowly the names, rather than the wines, changed generally. The an cient wines, even those in use in Shakespeare's time, seem to have been less charged with alcohol than the wines of the present day. Even Malm sey, the strongest of them, contained only about 12 per cent, of spirit, and Sack a little more ' than half thaf amount. The Ideal Grocer. Aviation and Insurance Aviation risks have been accepted by certain German life and accident insurance' 'companies, but the results have not been encouraging. The con ditlons attending such insurance have, consequently, been made more re strictive. The rates for aeronauts who use craft slighter than air have recently been increased, while in the case of craft heavier than '.. air insurance against death seems to have been de clined altogether. 'A Swiss insurance company doing accident business in Germany has re cently abandoned policies for airmen an air craft altogether, for even after raising Its original rates business was found to be unprofitable. One company which had early ventured into avia tion, assurance against death recently paid a claim of nearly $12,000 in ad dition to a policy covering the aero plane, which was destroyed. Paul Jones a Strategist. ' Probably most of those persons who read the account of the. dedication of the Paul Jones statue at Washington think of that daring seaflghter as a man of strenuous action, a sort of sea knight. Paul Jones was, indeed, all of that, and he was a great deal more, concedes the Boston Transcript. He was a thinker, who thought deeply on naval strategy and naval organization, and. so far as our service is concerned "his designation as the "father of the American navy" is correct. Save to ward the close of his life, and then,, un der most unfavorable conditions, he never had a chance to put his ideas of strategy Into action. The Russian navy, with which he served, in the war againstthe Turks, was a poor schopl and one unwilling to (earn from a great instructor. MANDARIN AND HIS BUTTON ; f Ha Must Be Studious and, Able "to Earn Insignia of the Higher Grades. It will be interesting to note what effect the Chinese revolutionary move ment will have upon' the status of the mandarian, who , with his gorgeous dress, the glittering button signifying' his mnk and bis combined powers of authority has always been an extra ordinary figure tr .the ' western eye. Heretofore, however, the mandarins' life has not been all ease and glitter, nor has their power been unlimited. It has1 always been the custom to promote 'them from .the ranks of the people after the passing of severe ex aminations. A man may win the rank of mandarin of the ninth, or lowest rank, continuing the while at his trade, " say" of "' mason" or carpenter. Above that rank' he may become an official, but Is allowed only the salary that he may , earn at his trade. ' As a matter of fact the mandarins generally enrich themselves from the fees . which they exact from .suitors, but In accordance with the doctrine of the Emperor Kang-hi, the mandarins are supposed to make the bringing Of law-suits as uninviting as . possible. Kang-hi said: .' "It is well that "all men should have a. wholesome fear of the tribunals. I desire that all having recourse to the magistrates 'mfty be treated merciless ly; so that all may dread to appear be fore them'. Let all good citizens settle their disputes like brothers, submit ting to the arbitration of the elders and mayors of the commune. Let all obstinate suitors be crushed by the Judges, for such is their desert." . When the student has won the sil ver button, the mark of .the ninth grade of' mandarins,': he may perse vere and' make himself by hard study and ability, a : mandarin; 'of the first plaBS. ' As he passed up the scale his Insignia are' as follows: Ninth and eighth classes of mandarin, a button of silver; seventh class, a gold but ton;, sixth, class, a bone button;, fifth class, a crystal button;, fourth class, a dark blue button; third cIrss, a light blue button; second class, a light coral button; first class, a dark coral button This button is about the size of a pigeon's egg and is worn on the top Of the hat on ceremonial occasions. Harper's Weekly. 1fcrX. W.LDOUGLAS SHOES 3.C3 3.5Q M.00 4.50 AND 5.00 FOR MEN AND WOMEN Ben urns W. L. Dnualxm It? fin 'J K.rt m net -s. ' Shocm, becmumm ana palp will positively outwear tmo - W.LDouglas makes and sells more $3.00,(3.50 & $4.00 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. li THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS. The workmanship which has made W. L Douglas shoe famous the world over is maintained in every pair. , , , Ask your dealer to show you W. L Douglas latest fashions tor fall and winter wear, notice the short vamps which make the foot look smaller, points in at shoe particularly desired by young men. Also the conservative styles which have made W. L Douglas shoes a household word everywhere. If you could visit W. L. Douglas large factories at Brockton, Mass., and se for yourself how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then un derstand why they are warranted to fit better, look better, hold their shape ami Wear longer than any other make for the price. - ftttt Color eyelets. CAUnON.-To prelect you asainat inferior .hoes, W. L. Douclas stamp, hi. name en the hot . torn. Look for the .tamp. Beware of substitutes. W. L. Douglas .hoe. are .old in 78 owat stores and .hoe dealers eery where, No matter where you lire, they are within your reach. . If your dealer cannot supply you, write direct to factory for catalog .hewing how to orde by mad. Shoes sent eyery where, delivery charges prepaid. VVJ-Douglas, Brockton. Mass. REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Eat Golden Cereal Foods and recommend them to your acquaint ances. You a-et better quality and more for your money. They are made in your, homo state frqm the best Oregon Oats and Wheat. Large packages contain a Handsome Premium ard all goods us guaranteed. Ask your grocer. . ., . i Golden Rod Oats. ' .Golden Rod Pancake Flour. Golden Rod Wheat Flakes. P.alston Select Bran. ; . Golden Rod Wheat Nuts. ' : Golden Rod Chick Food. NEW N "-0 M HOTEL PERKINS PORTLAND, IN THE HlARI OF THE GTK " MosCentrally Located RATES EUR0PIAN BATH; 15? PER DAY UP WITHOUT BATH Si 22 UP NOTE THE RATES, ES. THE A Study. In Still Life. A pair of large, travel-worn -bro-gans, with feet inside, reposed on a chair which stood in the open en trance to one of the senate galleries during the drowsy afternoon hours of Senator Smdot's three-day speech on the metal tariff a fortnight or so ago. it was a perfect study in still life and visible from, certain nrecincts of the senate floor. " One of the nunctilious senators on the Republican side view ed the spectacle for a time and then Bummoned one of the young men of tne corps of floor officials. "Thoso feet probably belong to one of the doorkeepers," he said. "Eetter tell bim to remove them . from the chair, '?iit do it as politely as you can, as he may be one of our old sol dier employes. "There is no need to tturt me feelings of the old chap." . nere is ine note which a page handed to the offending doorkeeper a few moments later after first waking mm up: "Doorkeeper of the Blank Galterv Dear Sir If you are sleepy we will send up a bed; if you are sick wo will send you home. Please shift your feet so the senators can get air." Washington Star. Couldn't Be Possible. "Seems to ,me your town is over fun with files," asserted the visitor in Plunkvllle. "Can't be," declared the loyal citi zen. :-"No flies ' would dare . hang around Plunkvllle with the dally paper full of diatribes against them." The Old School. The old " 'fore de wah" darkey had asked a young attorney to write him a letter on his typewriter. "And is that all you want to say, Rastus?" queried the 'man of law at the close of the epistle. "Yes, sah, 'ceptln' you mieht Bav Please 'scuse pooh spellin' an' a bad pen.' "Woman's Home Companion. Hiram Decidedly Old. ' ' The second Oldest schooner In the United States is now tied- up at Red Beach, nine miles from Calais, her home port. She is the Hiram, and she" was built 12 years later than the fa mous bid Polly.' ' Her keel was laid down at Blddeford in 1819. and ulnrr. she was launched the little twn.mii at. ed schooner has led a strenuous life up and down the Atlantic coast Al though the vessel has been rennlred time and again, she still has her orig inal keel and bottom. ' whinh are in good condition. She is C9.5 feet long, has a gross tonnage of (57 tnn nnri carried a crew of three: . For many years after she was built the Hiram was commanded by members of the Cook family, of that city, and she Is now owned by Elmer McDonald of Red Beach. Neutrality. What do you think of the Shakespeare-Bacon controversy?" .-' ', "Haven't heard of it and don't care anything about it," replied Mr. Hiram Wright, the local boss.' . "Neither one of 'em .has any pull In my ward." Washington Star. Game for an Elizabethan Banquet. Peacock pie, which figured at the Elizabethan banquet held to celebrate Midsummer day, is not a delicacy like ly to tempt ali epicures. Still, most of as would rather eat peacock than some of the other birds consumed by our forefathers. In the thirteenth cen tury the heron, the crane, the crow, the stork, the cormorant and the bit tern were considered excellent for the table. Yet the hare and the partridge were despised as food, and-' neither was ever served in the houses of the wealthy. London Chronicle. Liquid blue in a weak solution. Avoid it Buy Red Cross Bali Blue, the blue that's all blue. Ask four grocer. Ordeal for Brides. ' A peculiar and ' barbaric marriage sustom of the Kabyle women of Africa sonsists in the martyrdom of the bride, who, clad In her wedding finery, stands :hrough an entire morning against a pillar in the village square. Her eyes ire closed, her arms Dressed to her sides and she has only the narrow oase of the column for a foothold. Meanwhile a ring of villagers criticise ind commend on her appearance. PACIFIC LUTHERAN ACADEMY ; AtD E0S1KESS COLLEGE. ' : OPENS SEITT.MBER 24 LOCATED NEAR TArOMA-Chr stian: cu-e,lu-cnl.it nal: lurtrn rr.inpus; m xlcrn equipment: ath letics: now tMOil ryinniuium under eunfttruclioii. PRKI'ARES tlierouirhly, ard in tho shortest pnaftihlo time, for College. Business, Teaching. Civil Service, and Citbcnihlix '.anguaKes a Spe cialty. Kight Couraen; no entrance examinations: sno cial classes for furpi in ta. EXI'K.NSEJ LOW: Tui!',oi, txmrd. rcom and. washinir. nine months, $180; .eighteen weeks, t6i nine weeks, 6(i. .1 You ar.k: How can yon furnish all this for lra than the usual price of Iwaid and hxltfinir? We anr.ucr: By the aid of our ch ireh we are enablej to give our stii lents more thai they pay for. We can't tell all here. Our fne M-page cats logue will do it Bend for it Addroja N. J. HONG, Principat . Parkland, Wash. Good Work of Dental Surgerle3. .There are thlrfy dental sureeriea for school children In Sweden. Great . benefit has been derived from them, j the children showing marked Improve, ment Different. ' Book Agent "Here's a book, 'A Million' Ways to Make a Thousand.'" The Man "I bought one before." Book Agent "No, sir;- that one wa 'A Thousand Ways to Make a MLV llon.' " Juries. A Missouri Purist. "I read a piece In the paper the other day," says Noah Count of Chlg gerbite, "where they referred to tho 'remains' of a man who was blown, up by dynamite. Wouldn't 'remnants' have been a little more exact?" - . , After It. - "Pa, what Is an Inheritance tax?" "Aft inheritance tax, my boy, is the rowd of promoters, real estate agents, mining stock sharks, that take up a man's time Just as soon as they learn that he has fallen heir to a little noney." Detroit Free Press. T,'vT, if ?"e far it Hal ir Falling? You certainly cannot lose your hair and keep it, too. Which shall it be? Lose? Then do . nothing. ' Keep? Then use Ayei's Hair Vior. That is about all there is to it. Ayer's Hair Vigor is also a splendid hair-dressing and hair-tonic. It keeps the hair soft and smooth and greatly promotes its growth. It docs not color the hair. Consult vour doctor freelv. Doctors are studying these hair questions much more than in former days. , Marts be tVs J O. SB CO., Low.11, Ms... Painless Dentistry Is our pride onr liobhy-onr study for' yesrs au4 now our m.oou, and ours is the '.xst painless work to be found anywhere, no matter liow much yoav pay. Compare our Trices. We finish plat an R. lot oo-' utron. tnr- ! desired, rtrartios) plates ov" T fi rv, Vsd. Con.ullatios inn. ' V,V & w raven tOfi" rA',':W5W111" fnltan .59 fcf'Pi. 5. CO M.W.t. WISI, PNinintnMiun. Painless Ejlr'-loa .50 tl tun imiuuu i ranun asaT methods) All work fully guaranteed for f.fteon yean. 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