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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1901)
Disfigured Skin Wnntril imitrldi mill decoying lionci, Wlmt Imvon I Hi'rofiilii, let nloiie. In rnpalilo of nil (lint, n tut more, It la ('oiiiiiiiinljr rnnrkcil tiy liunclioi In tli neck, liinniDiimlloiim In tlio ryoa, dy. jicjialn, aitnrrli, mill Kciiornl ilcbllify. It l itlwityii rnillciilly mid puriinim'tilly ctirru uy Hood's Sarsapariila Wlilcll PXIM'U nil Illinium, riiroi nil trim- tl)nn, (mil litillili tin tlio wIkiIo tydtcin, whether youiiK or till' 1. lliiiMVHlla rtira llerJNlai H'" iM'irTtrTiaTCjf awl only i"Unftloio tatiiWuTi )ltl'a rVraaimtlHa. lie Knew Tomilior If you urn polite mid kind to your yotuiK coinnulcH, wlmt will 1 tlio rcdiilt? Dully Jono They'll know they ciin lick you. Tbli alannturo la on etery bot of thn genuine laxative Uromo-Quinine tmu lb rtiuetljr that rtirca a colli l out day Viry Likely. MciJIjcKor Tliuie Ih it rumor that Ohiiiu in xecretly mixing another nnuy by ,oiicrlitioii, TliltiKimilioli Ah! I Kuppo(i thu open door in renioiiHlhlu (or thin draft. CITO Permanently Cured, No fit of ntrroutbe. I I IO .n.rrir.i i..oflr. Klln.'.dr.at N.rtt Itwlnrrr. Bn.l for Fit It I! J.Op III.) Illl.n.l trrat iae. lla.lt. II KLias,I.I4..VllAriiiL,rliadl.Nla.l-a, Not Capable, Hhe Poor .Inck'n doctor told hltn that ho hud narrowly exciijK'd an acute iullainalloii of the drain. He The doctor l an lniHiraiiiiiK. Jxck'H bruin couldn't develoji any thing aillto. Nil Mure, wnur ltrMiNotie. When you're cvmttliiatril, undlKeteil fo'l mil In )mr l iiiaeli like iiatlaii In a attlll barrel. Oiran It nut ullh Caaearels Uaudy l'a. lliailli'l llfi. , trie. A Qucillon. OWrviiiK 5nt Pardon me, Mr. Oldday, hut your hair Ih coining down. Mm Old.lav Mine! OWrving (lent Well, I thought it wan your. Hawarn or Olntmants for Catarrh Thai Contain Mereury, Ai intrciirr will nirely destroy the tense ol anif II and eomplolely derange the whole ara- ftvm wiiciiriurriuK it luruugn ine niucoua inr laci. Hnch articles should nerer bo used ei repl on prescriptions Iron reputable ptiral clana, ea thedainare they will do la tut fold to 1 Rood you can pnaalbly dartre Irom them. Ilall'a Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Clieiiey.fi Co., Toledo. 0.,eontaltn io mercury, aiidla taken Inirrnally, acting directly upon lb blood and mucous turfacca ol the tyatem. In buying Ilall'a Catarrh Cure bo sure you gel the. genuine. It la taken Internally, and made. In Tolrdo, Ohio, by V. i. Cheney & Co. Tcatl monlals lrr. hold by Ilrugglata, price 7Sc. per bottle. lUll'i Family 1'llla are the beat. Iltdn't Reported Yet "You wiy ho died n noldier's uYutli. What wiin thn fittul wound?" "It imi't known. Tlio invetiiiRt ing coininittco linen 't decided whether it wiim duo to the tobacco or to hot irons." Mother will find Mrs. Whitlow's Booth. liiK Hyrttp the beat remedy to ute lor their children during the tcctbliiK period. Rcftrtd to one Direction. "I hco money is reported easier." "Then it must mean that it goct that way. It doesn't coino any easier." I'lio'a Cure l the best medicine ne fiver lied fur all iilltfilona of the thrimi unit litiiss. W, 0. KitbM.icr, Vaubiireii, t ml.. Feb. 10, HJOO. Iltlr Dye tnd Iniurctnce. Hairdyo is considoretl so detri mental to long lifo that a continental itnsuruni'0 coiuprny refuses to insure the lives of ersons using it. The Heat I'reierlptlon rnr Malaria Chilli and Fever Is a bottle of Ororo'i Tattoleas Chill Tonic. It It tlmply Iron andqnlnlneln a Uttcleit lorm. No Cure. Wo l'ay. frlceWc. Trlumphint Flattery. "So Dick nnd Daisy hnvo in ado up. By Ocorgol I wonder how, After tlio way tdie laid him out I nover expected it. How did ho pacify her?" "JIo tolil her that lio'd rather quar- rol with her than kiss any other girl." oii-l " m Children arc constantly exposed to all eorta of dis eases. The air they breathe is filled vith germs, sewer pas and dust from the filthy streets are inhaled into the lungs nnd taken into the blood. At the crowded school rooms and other public places they come in contact almost daily with others recovering from or in the first stages of contagious diseases. You can't quarantine against the balance of the world, and the best you can do is to keep their blood in good condition, and thus prevent or at least mitigate the disease. You have perhaps learned from observation or experience that healthy, robust children (and this means, of course, children whose blood is pure) are not nearly so liable to contract diseases peculiar to them, and when they do it is generally in a mild form. On the other hand, weak, emaciated and sickly ones seem to catch every disease that comes along. This is because their blood i3 lack ing in all the elements necessary to sustain and build up the body. Poisons of every description accumulate in the system, because the polluted and sluggish blood is unable to perform its proper functions. Such children need a blood purifier and tonic to give strength and vitality to their blood, and S. S. S., being a purely vegetable remedy, makes it the safest and best lor the delicate constitutions of children. S. S. S. is not only n perfect blood medicine, but is pre-eminently the tonic for children ; it increases their appetites ana, strengthens the, digestion and assimilation of food. If your child ren have any hereditary or acquired taint in their blood, give them S. 8, S. and write to our physicians for any information or advice wanted ; this will cost you noth ing, and will start the little weaklings on the road to recovery. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases free. THO SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. OA. Durablllly of Wood. In the very dry atinonpht res tlio durability of wood U ulinntt lncrcd Ihlc. l'h'ccs of wood, wooden caskets and wooden articles hnvo been with drawn from Kgyptiuii ciitiieomhs of an iinlldiiitv 2 (Kid or fl.OOO vcurs antedating the ('Ji lint tun era, lluilnrn li lluilneu. The Millionaire Yes, your high ness, I Intend to aettlo ton million on my daughter the day she is mar ried The Duke Just give mo a mouth's option on that nnd I'll consider it. A lltoliiiilil Inane Trnllaorl WnKOlia. Kxperliueuti in Frmirc Imve proved eon vliiclint. mi I the Kri'iu li hi'lleve they nro rerlalu to piny a rule of much liupuriiiiicu In modem warfare, llliodd lo note ilm dlU'ereni 1 1 leu m wlili'li niiliirn mid acleni'O are put. Oil thn Imttlellrld llii-v l'ilit for the ilfurm llon or life, uhlln tliMiinrhoiit the t try, IIiiMcller'p Htunmcli Hitters lllfhta to preaerte It. Knr lift v years the, lllllera linn been nirliifr dvtieplu. Inillge llmi eiiiiallpiitlnii mid bllliiiianeaa. It will ulau prevent muliirlit, lever and ntfim. A Matter of Cnvlornmcnt, "You ought to rise with tho lark." "Well. If I hud to perch all night on it cold twig I suppose I'd bo glad to." THE BAKER'8 DOZEN. Thirteen Rettom Explaining Popularity of Ihe "Anchor" Clamp. A great deal is heard now nlmut tho "anchor" fences that have sprung into wide popularity of late. It is claimed that they nro tho eheiiet and most durable fences on earth, hence, their general adoption. Ml unto inquiry into details of construc tion reveals tho fact that "anchor" clumps hold (rivet tight) tlio largo wires ol which tho fence is mudo. thus making thn fonco five times as stroni: and durable as any other fence on the market! Tho manufacturers, Tho Portland Anchor Penco Co., 712 Xicolai street, Portland, Or., give a full baker's doen reasons why tho "anchor" clamp is so elllcieut : 1. It is made of the lies! hoot) steel. therefore is strong and durable. 'I. It is simple; can bo applied by any one. !l. It does what other ties pretend to do makes an iminovablo anchor. 1, It prevents loose and sagging wires. C. It keeps n fence always in repair, o. ii prevents injury to stock-. 7. It makes u fence that stock can not break down. 8. It can bo used on smooth barbed wire. 0. It can be used for making or repairing old fences. 10. It is tho only tio yet devised by which a fence can bo mudo in any milliner desired, or repaired without rebuilding. li. It makes tho HKbT nnd most durable fence on the market. 12. IT IS CHEAP. 1 J. Merit iilouo can stand tho test of time. ino company will send vou an illustrated book on tho subject free, if you write to litem. Not Exoemlvt Enough. Mr Park Slope Do you beliovo that tho doctors will agree that, after all, salt is tho elixir of IlfoT Mr. Midwood ?evcr! It's too cheap I Stop lha Cough mnd Works Oft thn Gold. Laxttlve Ilromo-Qulnlne Tableta cure a cold In nuoaay. .no euro, o ray. rncezacenu. A Narrow Escape. May You camo near accepting Jack once, tliiln t your Ilcllc Ob, yes; I olTorotl to toss coin to seo if I would marry him or not, but ho didn't hnvo n coin to toss, Lcnrn to tako pictures. Tho "A. II, C. of Photography" tells you how to do it. Tho best book on photography over written. Your dealer can get it for you. Camera Craft, !l!)0 Sutter street, San Francisco, Cal. Maud't Pleailnj Fiction. "Maud nover wears eubboM." "Why not?" "Sho'd rnther say alio couldn't get a pair small enough to lit her." MELODIES OF FOSTER. MOST POPULAR SONQS AMERICA HAS PRODUCED, Author Die I Ncurlr I'lfly Yeura Aire, hut Ilia Work la Yot 1'iiiidly lle!(I III Iceiueiiiliriiiico I'oimlurltr f "'ld links at llimie," .John Habbertoii of "Helen's Iinbles" reputation, puliitM out 111 the Literary J'.rii that Ihe songs most Ming In our liiuil, mid 'utmost tho only American .,iik muitf In other civilized lauds, uic IIioho of Htepliei) C. Foster, who (bed nearly Hfly years ago. Foster left over 150 songs, of which the words, as well us tlio melodies, were his. Not all are remembered, but tho number of famil iar ones Is remarkable. Ills "Old Folks at Homo" Is the most popular song hi existence. Mr, Habbertoii tells us it has been translated Into all tho bin guages of Europe, and also Into Home of Asia mid tho Isles of tho sen. "The lines are poetic only In the sense of suggestion; they are so simple and artless that It would seem any school child 'could pen them and Improve on them, but they express tho sentiment of every homesick man or woman who ever lived." Almost as popular, nays Mr. Habhcr ton, for tho reason that It appeals to n some-time Incident In almost every life, Is "Hard Times," which has been sung with feeling In New l'ork brokers' of fices within a few weeks. "Oh, Susanna" took tho world by storm, and to its music scores of other words hnvo been set. "It Is the misfortune of song writ ers," continued .Mr. Habbertoii, "Hint some of the strongest and most houora hie human sentiments appear so tin romantic to the observer that the com poser avoids them through ubsoltito fear. One of these sentiments is that of conjugal affection, upon which de pemls much of coming humanity that Is to be above the level of the iinlmal et how many songs In praise of the married life can the happiest husband recall After searching bis memory frantically, lie generally responds with Foster's 'Muggle by My Side.' The song Is more ambitious than Its an tiler's other works, but it leaves the Impression that life and fate may do tlielr worst while 'Maggies by my sldo.' "Mony of Foster's songs have sur vived tlio 'peculiar' institution that in spired them. Among them Is 'Old lilack foe.' Of this It may be said In passing that when WllhelmJ. the virtuoso vio linist, tlrst reached tlio L'nlteU States bo went at once, with a great enthu shism nnd a small Kugllsh vocahu'nry. to a music store and demanded the scoro of something which ho called 'Ulack Jack.' The niiiu at tho counter knew no musical piece with that name, nnd not even WilhelmJ's card stimulat ed bis memory. "Aeb hlmmel!" exclaimed tlm vlr tuposo. (5lf me n violin.' "The Instrument was brought. Wll helmJ looked nt It suspiciously nnd miffed sarcastically at each chord that responded to the tuning keys, but when the Instrument bad been brought to Its best the violinist forgot It mid him self as be drew the bow and brought fortli some recollections of the music of which ho wns lu search. They were not entirely according to score, but when he stopped and asked: 'Know you not that divine air?' the answer came chorally from twenty throats: Old Itlack Joe.' "'Ach. so! That will I piny to the Americans. When they know It not. they nrn beasts.' . "WilhelmJ's 'first tilglif went slowly, though be played morcenus of tho masters with faultless technique.' Not to capture a tirst-nlglit audience Is jqulvnlent to n defeat. WllhelmJ was mortified nnd angry, but be would glvo tho American barbarians one more chance. Ho played 'Old Black Joe,' nnd his fortune was made. Yet 'twas . not becauso of tho virtuoso's playing; hundreds lu the nudlenco knew the words of tho song a vnguo wonder ns to why one should fear to die, when many whom ho loved had gone before him nnd seemed to bo calling hi m awny. The words were simple In the extreme, -but they expressed entirely the sentiment of longing for tho com-' panlnnshlp of the loved and lost. Can ns much bo snld of any great poet's words thnt hnvo been set to music?-' 1 Not until one looks over n list of Foster's songs does one fully realize I thnt nlmost without exception the most prized songs in bis memory belong to Foster. Iteally, "tho best-known nnd best-loved song writer of tho world came not from any great musical cen ter of Europe, but from n town that in Foster's dny wns 'way out west' lu the United States." This wns PlttR burg, which had the honor of being his homo nnd birthplace. Etiquette or Colnnjro. In the new coins the king's head will look from left to right; Queen Victoria Is represented looking from right to left According to very old custom tho now sovereign must not look tho same way ns his predecessor, Liverpool Courier. Up to Date. "I am going to roast you," snld the cannibal chief sternly. "0, I'm used to that," said tho captive facetiously; "you see, I umpire baseball games at home." Ohio State Journal. Tho nionoclo Is frequently sneered at, but somo of tho Bneerers might get along hotter If they wero to stop nt ono glass. Lovo looks through a window: envy through a keyhole. BY A KANSAS NEWS AGENT. CITY In mi Interview He Heinle. Il,,w II Ac. rdiiiplMliml U'li lit Jin i,r flfliera ll 1'nlleil l, I),,, luck Williams, of No. -101 Dela ware street, ays tho Kansas City, Mil, Journal, is well known us an en terprising news agent nnd a thorough ly leliuble iimn. He had been u suf ferer from kidney trouble nnd endured much pain from it until recently, when bo tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People and with such success thnt within a short time ho was entirely and permanently cured. To a reporter he said : "For two years I had pains in the bnek conntantly, causing me serious inconvenience. Hut I did not at tempt to do anything for my com plaint until the latter part of last winter, when I saw an advertisement "f Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People and decided to see what they would do for inc. I was relieved within one week after I licgan taking them; tho pains diiuptieared and so complete was the cure that I have not found it necessary to take further treatment nor have I been troubled at all by tho discaso since." Kidney complaint is an insiduous dicease. First come almost unnoticed pains in tho back and some slight in convenience. The pains grow gradu ally worso and tho inconvenience greater till finally, if not given medi cal treatment, the person mifTcrs awful torture and becomes unfit to follow his ordinary occupation. Blood pois oning sets in, the constitution is wrecked and death often results. Mr. Willinmstook thoonc unfailing remedy and wus readily cured within a few weeks. His statement was sworn to licforo Lionel Moie, u no tary public, and tho facts above will liear the most searching investigation. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peoplo will not only cITcct a euro in cases similar to the one above, but, acting directly upon the blood and nerves, arc an unfailing specific for suehdiceases as locoinotoratuxia, par tial paralysis, St. Vitus' dunce, sci atica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervouc headache, after effects of the grip, palpitation of the heart, palo and sal low complexions and nil forms of weukness cither in initio or female. At ull druggists or direct from Dr. illiams Medicine Co., Schenectady, X. Y. Price CO cents icr box; six boxes, $2.50. The Neceutry Advancet. She You should speuk to papa first. You don't expect him to make the advances, do you? lie Well.iflio doesn't, how aro we to get married? TO CURE A COLO IS ONE OAT Take Lazatlre llromo Quinine Tablets. All Irus-irlata refund tho tanner II It lalll to cure. K. W. Urovc'a alirnature lion each box. 2ic. She Knew film. ".Ml is lost save honor, "telephoned the defeated candidate to his wife at 2 a. in. "Well, you'll have to walk home. then," she answered, "for that won't do you uny good on tho owl cars." And then nothing but the low, hoarse buzzing ol tho telephone wires answer ed her. Started Her Song. Mrs. Brown (nt Mrs. Smiths tea party) Oh, dear, that dreadful Miss Smith Is singing again. I wonder what started Iter. Tommy Brown (aged seven) I dropped n penny down her back when sho wasn't looking. TiNtgclaule Preparalionfor As similating ihcroodnndRedula Ung IhcStoinachs and Bowels of Promotes Digcslion.Cheerfur ness andRcst.Contains nellher Opium,Morphine norlineral. NOT Nauc otic . w tfoua-SJUvn.maaa tsitaCM Stmt- Jimmuit ftaayi 'nnr. A perfect Remedy forConsUpa llon, Sour Stomach.Dlarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcrish ness nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. TOLD l ( - " CT 31 affih M lPf IRt Rafimwi 1 1 ffl fk.a 1 I 1 i 1 Ml m irc f .11 1 iiKiii oimmm lUnuiUlllfl III VBAZM&SAIAUH IH Vt I EXACT COPY Or WRAPPER. NUBta -ef2l BREATH "I l.ne heen NlniCSinAltlCTIaadal a mll) and elTectlta latatlfe tber are airaplr woo. derfal. Mr riaughtar and 1 were bothered wltb alea aiortiar.il and oar breath wa.verrbad. .After taklnr a few dnaea of Caararetft we l.afe Improved woud.ifiillj. Th-ir are a rreat help In tba famllr." WlMiei.tllKA HlftL II2T lllttanhonaa 81.. Clnclooitl, CUlo. """it. Palatable, potent. Taata Good. Do Oood, Merer Slctaa. Weaken, or Gripe, Idc.Jic.Uie. ... CURB CONSTIPATION. ... lu-ii.t a .fj C-Mr. Ckl,r. X..lr,.l. i. r.r. nt tin TA Dlf Bold and enaranled hv .IMn,., rU-I U'UKU ,t4 to fJl-UC Tobacco liaML" llli View of it. McJiggcr I thought your wife was economical. Thingumbob Such ignorance! My dear man, no woman is ever econom ical, fjhe is cither extravagant or stingy. VOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING When vou take Grore'i Taateteat Chill Toole, becauai the formula li plainly printed on everr bottle allowing that It li almplr Iron and Qui nine In a tattelctt form. Mo Cure. Nf Pay. COc Fond of the Baby. "My wife doesn't stay but a week down at her mothers." "Homesick?" "No; but her younger sisters ad mired our baby so much that they nearly washed it to pieces." Not Eittntltli. Friend But you say the charges arc without foundation. Campaign manager Yes, but in 1 politics a big superstructure can be built without any foundation. i m wllfy CATHARTIC (aw tsaoi mass atoiiTiafO FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. CHAMPION BINDERS Wat Ouarantom That the Eccentric Sprocket Wheel on thlt machine will mve an absolute (rain ol 16JJ per rent of o cr at time ol tielng and discharging bundle. The Force-teed Elevator will waite let grain than any other. There la lea ahatterlnir. I The Kelief Kafce keeps inner end ot platform clear. l Everyone ol thoae using Champion Hinder aajrt It naa no equal. SKNI) KOIl CATAtOflUB. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., rlnt and Taylor Stt. PORTLAND, OR Wholesale Boots and Shoes KRAUSSE & PRINCE, 87 and. 89 First Street, Portland, Oregon. All Kinds Carried in Stock. GESSLER PATENTS COMPANY. Chamber of Commerce, PORTLAND, OREGON. For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought THt CKNTAUN COMPANY. Ntw 10KA CITY. ES Bears the Signature Av ft jjv In faX Use Jf For Over Thirty Years I "Robblnt; Ptlir." Townc For godness sako, what nro you so cranky about? Browne Oh, I asked my wife to low n button on my coat. Townc And wouldn't sho do It? Browne Yes; but I'Vo just discov ered that tho button sho sewed on my coat was cut from my vest. Ilollt'a Sr.lionl. At Merto raft, Pan Mateo County, Cal., with Ita trantllul, urroiindlnga, perfect climate, careful tuperrlalnn, thorough Imlructlon. complete laWatorlon, anil ejrmnaaliim, emllr malntalna Ita poaltlon In tho front ranka of tchoolt lor bora on the Pacific Coait. Ira U. Iloltt, I'll. Li., Principal. A Forced Alliance Muggins Ho married tlio cook, Z believe. Ihiggins Yea; you sco she wanted to leave. Farhlon In Kansai. "What did that Kansas woman ; want?" I "She wanted a hntchct pocket in the sido of her seal coat. " I put GET WET! THE oniClfJAt, Ola. CD CLOTH INC- tlSSMEPROTaXTIOM In tUBf till laiuain CATAL0CUE3 EREE JK0W1HS rULL LINE OF GARMENTS AHD HATS, A.J.TOWERCO.B03T0N.MA33. If. F. M. V. 5a. 31-ll. VyilEN wrltlnc t advertliexs pi i v memiaD una paper. J0HN P00LE Portland, Oregon, Toot ol Morrlaon Street. Can give yon the best bargains In Bngeies. Plows. Boilers and En?iner Whi.'milla and Pnmpi and General Machinery. Eee us before buying. Where do You Sell Your Hides? thyme.. We alwara pay the Highest Price. Chasm L. Mastick & Co. 75 Front St., cor. Oak, Portland, Or- S mrr.er Resolutions TAKE TUK Keeiey Cures Cure relief from liquor, opium and tobacco hablU Bend lor particulars to Keeley Institute. Moved to iO Williams Ave.. ITaat Side. Catalogue Furnished Upon Application. Secures patents for Inventions In the I nlted States and foreign countries. Also negotiates mar kett and defends patent inven tions. So better terms or facilities than we offer obtainable any where. Payment ol our fees may be. deferred till patent la allowed. Write for pamphlet. Opent for season June S3. 1901. Col. J. F. Harvey. Manatee THE "MONTKMJY" OF OREGON, Most beautiful and perfectly equipped aura, mer resort. Every convenience and comfort. Free bus from hotel to inrf. Ilathlng, tlsbtnsi dancing, bowi ng. A splendid hotel with lovely surroundings. Under new management this year. For ratet and reservations address HOTEL FLAVEL, Fiavol, Oro. Or J. L. MITCHELL, OtB Marquam Old a., Portland, Orav. HILL MILITARY ACADEMY, A Private rT School For boarding and day pupil. ()e.i September 10. Ml 'Inez new building. Tha nrlnelnul iim unu iwciuy-iiiree years experience In I'ortlaiul. Cor respondence solicited, for catalogues address J. w. uixr,, sr. d P. O. drawer 17, Portland, Or. SUMMER It beat time to euro Catarrh. Bronchitis and Coiiiumntlnn. Our remedy U guaranteed, IU W. II. SMITH ft CO., Buffalo, R. I U DOS LUtUS VYHtHE ALL ELSE it talis. ?lOood. I Deat Count! lyrup. Taatea Cat in time. Bold br drurclsta. afaTt1tHILTIairal?l DONX : cvtirifWHtRe. C 1 IN
