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BROCK & FvIcCOMAS CO.
DRUGGISTS
SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1003
strict physical examinations on East
ern railways has illled the country
with able, yet idle railroad men who
can be drawn upon in a general
strike. It is one means of keopins
a surplus of experienced men in the
country.
Oreal ritius rise1 and have their
fall; the brass
That held their glories, mould
ers in its turn,
Hard srantte rots, liho an up-'
rooted weed,
And oven on the palimpsest ot
earth.
Impatient Time rubs out the
word ho writ,
nut one thin; makes the years
its pedestal
"The will of man that sh:iMiH
immortal things."
Edith Wharton.
The St. Louis Fair managers aio
seriously fonsidoriug another post
ponement. It is feared that full pre
parations cannot bo made by the date
set for the opening ceremonies. Ore
gon should take heed from this les
son and make every minute count in
permanent improvements on the fair
site. One postponement is almost
equal to abandonment.
MISSOURI SHOWS THEM.
While Pendleton feels slighted in
the matter of the president's visit,
' yet It Is some consolation to know
I that hundreds of cities in the United
I States, with double Pendleton's pro-
' portions, will not bo complimented
As usual, it remains for Missouri ,th R vimt Roogavelt wl travel
to take the lead. j 350 meb on 0regun soili wlicll ls
She has lined the members of the Uo e , convlncc hini of ll(r
1 i. . 4 it...- 1.. I
mc-i uusi. ope.ai.m; .u u.uu aw. peauty aml enthusiasm.
IH.00O each and co3ts. amounting in
nil to $30,000.
And what is more business like, she
The la3t legislature contributed
$2,500 to tnihlln mail imnrnvpnifints.
gives them but 30 days in which to , and $90,000 for the Oregon National
1-ay the fines and costs, in default of ( Guard. If an invasion of the state
which they must get out of Missouri, r were made the true and sturdy de
without delay. I fenso or the country would bo the
The supieme court savs the evi- fanner, who travels miserable coun
rlence against the trust Is sufficient try roads and who will not share in
to prove that these packers arbitrari- the $90,000 militia appropriation.
ly raised prices, controlled the out
put and violated not only the anti
trust laws, but all the laws of busi
ness integrity, humanity cud citizen
ship. Their acts drove small men out of
(ho butcher business, arbitrarily fixed
the price of the farmers' product and
by raising the price of meat en the
block, brought about a meat famine
in many Missouri homes. I How quickly
In view of these crimes, Missouri 1 ,, spoken,
Justice holds these elided autocrats ' W,en .trl?nds de"a,t wit"
en a par with any other common law-' And hand meets hand with this last
Oregon fisheries get $34,400 for the
ensuing two years against $11,417 two
years ago. This amount of money
will greatly Improve the Industry in
the state and preparo Oregon to be
the sportsman's paradise of the West
for all time to come.
DRIFTWOOD.
said, how
careless
joy un-
token
(Jood night! Good night!
breaker, subject to a fine in propor
tion to the magnitude of their acts.
and deserving of the just disgrace mv slowlv sa, . ... . ...
w 1 r i ni)iiiimnnn np .......I... Inmlnni. . .. . ..
limiran- Wllf'll iOVP trr VOt nmm nvn la irnin
mg;
which accompanies wanton
ness.
This is medicine that will cure the
trust evil. Missouri Is not afraid to
administer it, either.
George G. Vest is from Missouri,
and it seems that there yet remains
in the state a plentiful supply ot that
-anil-trust thunder which he has caus
ed to reverberate for years, in the
halls of congress.
This treatment will cur,, the evil
permanently. A good wholesome fine,
coupled with the intimation that the
state will not tolerate their presence
if their crime continues, will remove
the most vicious of them.
There is no use in giving the trusts
publicity. That is only cheap adver
tising for them. Give thcai a course
ot Missouri's medicine. Fix their
fine, fix the day upon which it must
be paid, and say to them to pay it or
leave the state.
And heart meets heart while lips are
saying
Good night! Good night!
And to the weary spirit winging
its flight beyond all earthly clinging.
Is death perhaps n angel bringing?
Good night! Good night!
The writer of this epistle was once
a number of years ago, night herding
n band of horses and mules at a wood
and tie camp in Northern Idaho. The
country was timber, more or less
chopped out, with here and thero a
few acres of nralrle land, tinv w-na
at a premium and grass luxuriant.
ine neruer s uuties were simple,
sometimes monotonous; after the
hOrSeS and IIllll Wllir.il lin.l linula.l
ties all day. had their grain-supper.
mey were driven a mile or two into
tho timber whei
and allowed to feed. After feeding
two or three hours and getting a good
ceny tun tney would usually lie down
nun u not Disturbed would rest quiet
, ...... ii n.n iiiaiiuueii wouiii rest quiet
Treat them like any other criminal , lv 1111111 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning,
voiild be treated 'r'10 rtcr could build a fire, tie up
J "Is saddle horse and pass tho night
FATE OF THE INEXPERIENCED.
William Allen White who is one of
the licit of judges of such matters
says of the new congressman:
"The new congressman, upon ar
riving at Washington. Inl iiK n linrwlnr
, , ,, , i ,, . " WUUIV lll'lll WOUId
Into oblivion. No matter what his i follow suit and sometimes stanmedn
. .. H.VJ tllfelll.
as COUlfortahlv n nnusililn im.lr,.. l,
circumstances. Hut some limes they
would be disturbed very suddenly,
and so would the herder. An unusual
noise in the timber or perhaps some
prowling animal of a different spe
cies than their own would bring a
HUSplcloilS Old mule tn Mr fol will,
a snort and the whole herd would
famo or achievements at home, In
ttttiv -(W1SU"
for as many different nninta nf Mm
Washington he l unknown, "o SISZS'SiS
can i second a motion or move to ad- until davlichi mill KDVrir.i! tln
Juin without getting somo one's con-1 1,10 starting point. Of courso, this
sent; his bills are burled; and his 1 Vl.0xi cfrctuil,'y urenk the monotony
lesolutlons come to naught. in,,1 !10rd?.r'H oxtateiico for a short
m i ii ua"h"u ! time. A ga lop over tho even nralrle
He is a parasite on the ilea on the by daylight or oven i, y moonll'K is
end of the hair 0r the tip 0r the tail "t half bad: but on a dark night In
of tho dog of the boy or ti-o. wife or inK W00(l8. under tree limbs and over
tho Wild Man of Romeo. U is barely 1 1?."?" "l'!1',"', tryl"K '? Keep some
Possible that h may agitate the Jea. ' in'g tTtV!$Tl
and ruffle tho hair and war the tall, "ttlo strenuous to tho new beginner
and animato the dog, and attract ihe j
boy, and startle the mother, and 1 Joamil Miller, who seems to bo
move the old man, and get something ' if a," l""MMtat, thus
done, but It ,s hU improbable. The tflSti. nir
congressman is at the bottom of the Fling down that may and measuro
ladder; and tho only way ho can thus:
climb up Is by bard, well-directed TnwLlnKC.1t 8S"0r sapphlro sUles.
work." iTo NoJth' t'10 North polo; Soiilii. as
far '
mond made a proposition that tho
United States buy Canada from Eng
land. Now conies the Toronto Star
and says If the gentleman wishes his
proposition to be entertained with
any respect, he should have his gov
ernment set a price on Now England
either to buy or sell. It seems to bo
up to DeArniond.
Sain Jones wns once dellvoilng a
lecture on "Husbands and Wives" at
Rlrmlnghani. Ala., and In the course
of his remarks said: "If there ls a
woman In this vast audience, who
never said an unkind word to her
husband, will she please stand up." A
woman rose as tiiougn sue nan ueeu
challenged, and Jones beckoning her
ti.lfl. l,l ome .nltn.l mil "fnmri
1W1 IIUlll utllld. .M.,.,1 ,...
here sister. Come right here to the
platform." The woman did as bidden
and when she reached the preacher's
side she was presented to the throne
as the most beautiful woman in Bir
mingham. Jones, continuing his ad
dress, asked any man who had never
spoken an unkind word to his wife
to mnko himself known. Promptly
arose 10 big. strapping, self-conscious
chaps. who started for the platform
without further bidding and with an
air that suggested the anticipation of
praise from the preacher, who. as they
neared him. said: "That's right, my
men, come right up. I want everybody
hero to gaze upon 10 of thf most
hopeless liars in the United States."
Tutuilla. March 19.
AMERICA AND ART.
TMw, fhnnlisf 1c n in,il nf nil ,i:lHnll.
of all races, of all beings. One must
love the theater. All young and vig
orous races love it. Look' at young
America she adores the theater and
the theater loves her.
All celebrated artists, all Hterateurs
and interpreters of art, drift to that
land of liberty, beauty and life. I
know many people say that when
there we pick up more dollars than
laurels, but thev are mistaken, it is
quite a false Idea.
The Americans are uood iinlires- and
reckoners, and they do not cast away
their money recklessly upon littera
teurs, musicians and dramatists with
out an adequate return for their
money: and they are devoted to the
theater. They are the ever-rejuvenating
public.
Thi- t'nrm oikIIisq miilinnpps Tim
great cities are countless, the small
ImviiR arr, l.iriri Minn niir rrrp.it tmvtiK
' and they represent the youth, the
eniuusiasm ami ine iorcc ot iresn
blood.
They never hesitate to rush at a
new emotion they never weigh the
"for" and the "against." Tho fact is
everything they see first and judge
afterwards, and they return constant
ly or never come back asaln. accnril.
ing to whether they have been pleased
or not. The English people this race
of strength and reserve they also
love the theater and they take It very
much au serleux. They also give
themselves some trouble to go and
see a piece of particular interest,
they discuss It, they think about it,
and they really consider It an import
ant matter.
The French seem to like going to
tho theater morelv to nmnso tlmm.
selves, if It is not a question of going
elsewhere. They go to see each
other, to admire the actors, to see the
Dresses, to chat with their friends,
but as to a real passion for the thea
ter, thev arr (lostltllln nf 11. Tliov iln
not concern themselves seriously with
the quality of the drama or a piece,
at least unless they have some pure
ly personal Interest in it.
Nevertheless, France retains the
lllace Of honor for llterar
albeit the sowers of fresh ideas have
often to seek the fruit of their seed
In other lands. Snrah Bernhardt.
A fiFORGIA JUD
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JUDflE DURHAM, OP (JIIIIENSIIORO, GEORGIA.
Catarrh of the Lungs
the First Stage of
Consumption.
So AH Medical
Authorities Agree.
.1udgo Durham, n well-known local
Judge of Greensboro, Ga., hod an expe
rience with Perunii well wortli reciting.
A report had become current among tho
judge's friends that ho was threatened
With consumption. It was feared for a
tima that Georgia was to loeono of its
mostjiromlnentand influential citizens.
II was also reported that the judge
liae. foiled to get any relief from any of
tn-j I'ledieal aid at his command, that hn
bad made use of the now world famous
remedy, 1'eruua, and made a prompt re
covery. Tho affair created quite a sensa
tion in medical circles especially, and
tho many friends of Judge Durham wore
notonly exceedingly gratified at his re
covery, but were enthusiastic in their
praises of tho remedy that hud brought
him relief.
Tho following written statement from
tho judge himself set forth the facts:
Greensboro, Ga., March 3, 1900.
" Sometime ago 1 contracted a severe
cold which settled on my lungs and In
my head. I tried many remedies, all
of which gave me no relief. I con
cluded that my case was catarrh of the
head and lungs, and seeing Peruna so
highly recommended I began using it,
experiencing the very best results from
a t. r j. At -
"I continued mint, d...
Bjuiiiiunm ot catcrrh tloa
runa Is certainly a goodmcikk
kch ii uy me general public"
Judcro Durham Ima lu-, c. .
ibuauiui til Lin, I'livfir
.1 -', AUUjiu
local jutigo lor ten years.
Dread Consumption,
nu.. 4 j . . .
neauii to consumption, dr..
llwiun mi,1, ... 1 i , ..11 .
Y,,rtfi nr .Mttt. .,i.a .1,
Ilf.niTM miff tin,l,ll,,Aaa 1.
ease and death.
settles In thu he:ul or
tion leath.
death.
consumption ileath.
.1 M 11 p ..1 111.
1 1 "1 mi 1
eureu iiy j uniuu, xuousanai
l.nir . ' . . I- II,.". Cn .n, .. . t 1 .. . J
roads who are still curable bri
1 1 ....... 1 1 1, V 1
uiu mujius ill u ui-ur uioenuvn
nays couiu uo macio warawe
....i.ui.r, , ..... ...a vuiiii,, mg jreruna wuiiout uciay.
A I'fWfirfl nf lfl flflfl hue Ufnrt rltinnciarl in 4Ur AA D r.
bus, Ohio, us n guarantee that the above testimonial is srenuine: that we
Itt ttttf fr -CtU-'l -i- '.r 1,n ln I . J.!f-' . . r-
m ine woras or whose name js append,
Successful oxneriments luivn iif.n
made for obtaining alcohol nnd sugar
fiom pine and birch sawdust.
All tR (rln Aimi. 1 i
The physical examination re.r., ' To 9T7i.r,, n"1"
by .Portland's now charter, for the I And West. West to tho Judgment
..ou au policemen, is going to put I ,
T . veteran out of a Job. Tho Some time ago Congressman DoAr-
Mirth is an .ilmnci :..
fallible sign of good
health. A sick
may force a smile or at
times be moved to laueh-
, . ... T . -. 1
wiien a woman
is bubblinp ovr wltii
nitrth and merriment she
13 SUrelv a well wnttin,,
" "'"wnte Prescription has
made thousands of melancholy nnd mis
erable women cllMM-fnl in.l f,... l...
curing the painful womanly diseases
which ii mI ..-(... . , ...
.. ....w.u.t.iE a wuman s ueaitu and
strength. It establishes regularity and
so does nwnv ;! 1.1.. J.. V.
dries debilitating drains and so cures
tV i i n womaniy weakness.
.......uv(ut. umi uitcrallOU.
wWi.CUreS lh,e -down pains
which are such a source of suffeninrto
sick women. fa
ne. writes "Mr. Suiinnah' mmcaier6 of
Pauls store, Sl.elby Co.,Texa. M ws frouhlSi
with beariagHlou palus in y hack and h Im
Accept no substitute for "Favorite
Dr. Pierce's Pnnimn. c- . .
$tl?C 19 86111 Sree on receipt o
stamtisto mv in.,,u c !.. .
Send a i oneent stamps for the pa'wr
covered book, or 31 'stamps f0ffii
Farmers Custom Mill
Fred Walters, Proprietor
Capacity 160 barrels a day
Si011 r "Ranged for wheat
GOOD SOUND WOOD
Price Now Obo Dollar
Tliere ban never been a reme
dy tliftt actually cured ullea
until tnis one wn dltcjvered by
Dr. I'errln. Thcr la not a per
urn who suffers from this dli
tresstng dlao Hhu la nor will
Ing to pay 1.00 10 havethecause
removed pormauetitly Imnio
diaip reuulta and you inke it,
thut'iall. '
Lumber f
LtimbetT
Lumber,
All kinds for all purposes
Sash, Doors and Blinds
Planing of all descriptions done
to order.
Don't place your order lor
Buildinc Material until vnn lio'iiu
w "-- - IIUt
consulted us.
Is always received when you
I place your order with us.
Fir. Tamarack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when you
can get the best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5i
The Gasoline Engine is man's
most handy companion. See
the Improved
THEME
Gasoline Enyine
It's something new. Requires no
packing and has no stud bolts
to twist off.
r .
Pftnrllnrnn PIJM M:i. LU l.ST you our irrigation
. 1 iuiiiii 1 iltl UHUi 1'iani. 1rr1gat1c.11 in this
Lumber Yard country means wealth-
ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor iWltllee. 3 CoUtt
. Street
LOSSES ALWAYS
MET PROMPTLY
EXCLUSIVELY
FOR LAI
My line of Shirt W
in style and fit are unsurpd
sable. Dress Skirts, m
ine Skirts. Silk or Wool
have an individuality a1!
wss annpar nhic. Un
skirts and Muslin Uaift
wenr in 111r vnrintv.
T m n : n ?Ii?rt Wai
Tailor-Made Suits and SI
to nrdfir in mv own fad
Ed Ebeii
645 Main street.
n
By the Fire insurance Com
panies we represent. Our
companies stand first in the
world.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.12,250 070
Alliance Assurance Co WSS
uonaoti AJjancashlre Fire
Insurauca Co snuasa
North Britlah & Mercantile 2514'683
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FRANK B. CLOPTOH
AGENT
600 MAIN STREET
The Colombia
Lodging House
Newly Furnished.
' Bar in -connection.
Bet. Alta & Webb Sts.
In Center of Block.
F, X. Schempp
Proprietor
We have decided to give
First-class Sewing M
UM .. -a :., ITrliO '
our store and see the macw
leprn the plan we are
give it away.
We keep on hand at all t
large stock of
GoodLtimbe,H'
wate, Paiflt, P
and Sniogles.
And sell them at re
prices.
Echo Land and
Lumber Conf
lono, obiooh