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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1905)
mflwfnm blood BOWIL'S INDIAN IIGIIf. .. lor tlir MfNxl" in pirowit to lie ft VVlll-ll till- 1, 1iii.il iu ..I ,.rAr ... nccilti tic'ittiu tit from imy cuiim-, lin t ;unt fituHy in the firi.t tlifitii'lit cf nn.l .1 l.y tlioiciaii.li .f jn-nplo all ov r the country, Wiitiuc it b mipcrior to nil other l.loo'l ptuifif iM. lli tn purely vn:el;iMc remedy, nd while it prmtintes the rircul.it ion nn.l forces out nil ,in and inoihid matter it nlno liiiildM til) tlie eiitne .yi.tem ,y f,c injL. tnt.tt. Dutitit' the win- iir imitil lia 1 1 1 r n.'ittirnt tivt. nuc8 of ixxlily waste liuve 1 "fT,-rl"i: Impute Mood and a general of Texnn," It I recorded a the inont Iwcnme dull nn.l weak nnd "''.V.' IV" ", Ucy"r'"' 1 ilno-J- d.-Hp.-rnU, Ir.Oinn jHuia In the hlhtoty ii t a . t prtite, wii losluij I rn i, and an it -cone t red frrV . .. fnilcd to r.eifurm their full ,u,,.t ,,,,. i J..,.iL 7 - ........ of Texnu. tlutV,tliello.Uiasl,ecMidu,:- K. Y.. S. and my l,,,d waa rratorr.1 to its nor Riith nnd an extra amount unit, hrulihy condition. Mr atiprtite returned, I of poisons and waste mat- Increased in weight, thut "tired frelinjf" left and tern linvc nccumulntcd in I In uivvlf. tlie livtitein nnd been nl- Colmubua, Ohio. Victor SrunniNS, orbed by it. With the com- Cor. Itartliman ami WaaliinKton Area, injr of Mprinff nnd warm weather the blood 1m nroused nnd Mlrred to quicker action nnd in its cfTntt to throw oft these aeid.4 ami poisons the ukin uf fcr. lloila, pimple, blotches, rashes nnd eruptions break out nnd con tinue until l Me wo.ni Is cIcauMed and made pure S. S. S. is the ideal remedy tong,m , .n,i forwlir,, M.,r ,.hM, as I.;-.. . -:. i V . ." It - "'"? " manes iiricnanu wt wnnt..d to talk with him. iiimi; uimi iimc rum iroiioirs pass nway. Kiieumaiism, Catarrh, Chronic Korea and Ulcers, Scrofula, Contagious Mood 1'oison and nil other diseases of the blood nrc cured by S. S. S. llook on the blood and nny advice dc tircd, free of charge. Ti SWiFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAm In 1K.'I2 James Howie and Ills broth er were proM)ietlnt for K'ld almm tli Han HhIiii Ulver, In Texan, when they were Attacked hy I ml In ns. Tin llxlit Inif lasted only ono day, but for Meven dnya loiiKer the I milium aurrounded tlm party, to prttvent their escape. In tint hook flit II led "With the Makers Tim number of the Indians being s imii'li Krester tlinu ours one Luudnil nnd sixty-four Indians to eleven white men It was agreed that "Ke.ln" liowlo should go out to talk to them, and endeavor to compromise. He and I'arld Iluiiiannn walkel to within forty yards of where they had halt ed. He requested them In their own Olury of Anithr Hltid. Plr John 1'iirlliei I, who Ims drcn Ideiitllled wllll Hie Nittlouiil lied Cros Korlely Nlne Us orn iti.ii t Ion In 1HU", and Is said to know iiioid nliout Ked Cross and nmliiiliiui e work tli,.n in y other man In Kurope, Is also m old Iperleliceil volunteer. Simiii f ii r ngo, as he relates In his recent book, "In Peace and War," Sir John accompanied Hie HrllNIi volnii teers to llclk'lniii, where, encoiirai'd by the Mltftit of m.'itiy Itollun coin Tildes With liemedillcd lin anlN, some of the Itrltous were 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 I to follow their example, and coneiieut;y re quired to he closely Iiim led. One day Kir John spoiled it man on pnrade who astonished him ly 'In' number of his meilsls. lie was rvl detitly flattered by Sir John's notice, and swelled out his client quite no ticeably. "You seem to linve seen consider atde service." observed the knlcht. "In what wars have you I u cuc'iKed?" 'ItleMs you. I've never been In a war," returned the resplendent mem ber of tlie clllr.cn army. "My father and I were swarded these medals at BKrlcullural shows for a s lal breed of pls, fur which we ore famous." To freak In Mew Shoes. Alwty !! in AI1i-ii' KiHil Ksp, Hiilrr. Jl rurrs hil, wrsiiriK. arhlns. wIU-ii f t I 'urrs corns. luir"'WliiK nslla unit Imnioiis At II IruitKlXa atel sIiim. slurrs, '.'.' Ium'l cr ,( nv ulmiiliitK Hui.l insilr.l KllKK. Ad'IreM Allen H. Ohuikjil, l Hoy. N V. Clreuinstniiil nl lOv nlnnrn At a lawyer's dinner the subject of rli'cuuiNtaiitlal evidence was discuss ed. One lawyer, says the New York Tribune, said that the best Illustration of clrcuiuHiautlal evidence as proof was In n story he had recently heard. A youiiK and pretty ejrl had beeu out walking. On her return her moth er said: "Where have you baon( my dear?" "(inly walkliiK In the park," she re plied. "Willi whom?" pursued her mother. "No one, mamma," said the young flrl. "No one?" her mother repeated. "No one," was the reply. "Then," said the older lady, "ex plain bow It Is that you Lave come his horse, Their answer was, "How do you do?" In Kngllsh and a discharge of shots, onoTif which broke liuchnnnn's lee. Howie returned their salutation with tlie contents of a double barreled Kim. Then taking Ituchnnan on his shoulders, he started for camp. The Indluns opened a henvy fire upon them, and when their shot failed to bring down Howie, eight Indluns on foot took nfter him with toma hawks. When the Indians were close upon him bis companions rushed forward and brought down four of them. Tlie other four fled. The Indians now opened n henvy fire. Their chief, on horsebnek, urged them to the charge. James Howie cried out, "Who Is loaded?" All our guns were empty with the exception of Mr. Hnmm'a. He wns told to "Shoot that Indian on horseback." He did so. His hot broke the Indian's leg and killed We saw him hopping round home with n walking stick when you started with an umbrella." Ills Kicusn. "Ah hah, aiiulrel" chuckled III Spry, the village wag and cut up, upon en couuterlug tht old codger next morn ing afler the date of the appearance of the greatest hhow on earth, "Ketch ed ye In a yarn: Tuld me ye was golu' to take boy to th:: circus and I Keen ye right smack up on the lip top seat lust night, without o single sign of a boy with ye:" "Took the boy I used to tie, years and years Bgol" returned the veteran, crahhfdly, "I'm In my second child hood, golram ye!" I'uck. A leap-Year Hint. "Do you know, Miss Clara." sold yniuif Singleton. I he oilier evening, "thst your fnrs remind mu of a perfect mir ror V" "I l ies It?" s'.ie queried. "And why, pray?" "Hecnuse," ho answered, "it reflects nothing hut the truth." "Oh:" she exclaimed. In a tone thst ii Tor.' I of disnppointment, "I thought the answer would he altogether diflrr elit." "What did you expect me to say?" bs ssked. "I thought," continued the blushing maid, "that it was because every time you looked hi luy face you suw own. And the next morning she announced her engagement at the breakfast table. his horse on one leg, with his shield on bis arm to keep off the balls. Hy this time we bad relonded, and aerernl balls pierced the shield, and be fell. rinding that we would not be dis lodged from the thicket, they set fire to the dry grass to rout us from our position. The ,flre came down upon us before tbe wind,, and our situation looked desperate. The sparks flew so thickly that not a powder-horn could be opened. Hut when the fire reached the ring round our wounded men and baggnge, we succeeded In smothering It with buffalo robes, deerskins and blankets. It was now sundown, and we hnd your been warmly engaged with tlie Indians since sunrise. Seeing us still ready for fight, they carried off their wounded and gave up tlie battle. ZD Y i HEY jjj)MN& O e jO JCyERY JQOME as with joyous hearts and smiling faces they romp and play when in health and how conducive to health the games in which they indulge, the outdoor life they enjoy, the cleanly, regular habits they should be taught to form and the wholesome diet of which they should partake. How tenderly their health should be preserved, not by constant medication, but by careful avoidance of every medicine of an injurious or objectionable nature and if at any time a remedial agent is required, to assist nature, only those of known excellence should be used; remedies which are pure and wholesome and truly beneficial in effect, like the pleasant laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Syrup of Figs has come into general favor in many millions of well informed families, whose estimate of its quality and excellence is based upon personal knowledge and use. Syrup of Figs has also met with the approval of physicians generally, be cause they know it is wholesome, simple and gentle in its action. We inform all reputable physicians as to the medicinal principles of Syrup of Figs, obtained, by an original method, from certain plants known to them to act most benefici ally and presented in an agreeable syrup in which the wholesome Californian blue figs are used to promote the pleasant taste; therefore it is not a secret rem edy and hence we are free to refer to all well informed physicians, who do not approve of patent medicines and never favor indiscriminate self-medication. Please to remember and teach your children also that the genuine Syrup of Figs always has the full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printed on the front of every package and that it is for sale in bottles of one size only. If any dealer offers any other than the regular Fifty cent size, or having printed thereon the name of anv other comoanv. do not accept it. If you fail to get the genuine you will not get its beneficial effects. Every family should always have a bottle on hand, as it is eauallv beneficial X 1 i IjI 111 . J . i or me parents ana me cnnaren, wnenever a laxative remedy is required. The Vital Qneatloa. The teacher of the class In history wnn describing to the children the opening of some of the ancient tombs In Kgypt, and enumerating several cf tie Interesting antiquities therein dis covered. "To show you how wonderfully tinny of those things have been pre served," she said, "I may mention thut In one of the oldest of those tombs a jar of honey was found. It could not have been less than four or five CAT TRAPPED BY PRAIRIE DOQ. Lured Into Harrow In Central Park, New York. Lured Into an abandoned burrow b; his prospective victim, Green Eyes, a cat who baa long preyed on the prairie dogs In the menagerie of Central Park, saya the New York Herald, was Im prisoned yesterday for iany hours through the strategy of Dolphin, their king. Worlri'a Htock of Oolrt. The amount of gold In Kurope when America was (Uncovered Is believed not to have exceeded $'-Mjri.(MKMHK). In the 40t years until 1M1MI the world's production Is estimated at f'.MXMi.OU), UK half of which was added to the money supply. Including the esti mate for r.Mi.'i, In the ten years begin ning' with lSIHI, nearly $:t,(KMi,KSMMKj In gold has beeu mined almost u third as much as during the preced ing 401 years. This despite the fact that the Hoer war lor two years closed the Transvaal mines. The production In l'.Ml.'t was $.'I'jr,iMK),(HMi; in l'.HU, fariO.tKKi.OlK) nnd for IlKC. It is esti mated at f iHi,(KH,(K). Tho world's stock of money gold In 1V7 was ap proximately four and a quarter bil lions. Hy the end of the present year It Is estimated that It will be almost Dolohln was the only prairie dog on i thousand years old, and yet In that the iurface when Green Eyes looked Jar of honey wus a flea. In perfect ,bout for further Drey. Frightened bv prcHervatlon." the arrival of the cat Dolphin's sub- "Was It alive?" asked one of 'he jecta B0Ught ,helter In their aubterra- iittie gins, wun a nreaiuiess interest not entirely unmixed with alarm. As Ann la Spoken. "Are you going to take that little trip with me I spoke about lust week ?" "I haven't thought about it" "Well, think of it this week, will you?" "Yes, If I think about It, I'll think about It." "Hy the way, I saw you on the street the other day and you never noticed me." "I never noticed you." ruck. riTQ Permanently Cured. No flu or nervousness M I U anerllrstdhy'suiwufDr.Kline'slireatNerve Iieiu.rer. send for r'reS'4 trlsl boitleand iresilne. Iir.K. ii.Kllue, l,ld.,Kll Arch ht. Philadelphia, Pa. Word to the Wise. After a swing around the circle the happy couple hud settled down In a cozy flat. One morning as she took her cus tomary place at the breakfast table tho bride placed a large revolver by the side of her plate. "W-why, my dear," stuminered the astonished husband, "w-wbat does A Handy Maid. I Never kick nor scream at a horse, not Mrs. De Vere Professor, I'm afraid jerk the bit in his mouth, my waltzing Is not perfect Do you think I ought to take a few more Its- j sons? j The Dancing Master Will mndame be so kind as to show me bow she I executes ze movements? Mrs. De Vere (to her maid) Marie, show the professor how I waltz. De troit Tribune. Ifotberawill find Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Pyrup tbe best remedy to use for their children during the tithing period. He'd Do tbe Rest. "Darling," queried the young man with the noisy tie, "do you love me well enough to dwell In a furnished room and live on bread and water aft er we are married?" "Y-yes, I think so," she replied. "And, eny, dearest," he continued, "is your er-salary as typewriter large enough to enable you to furnish the room and the bread?' For coughs and colds there is no better medicine than I'iso's Cure for Consump tion. Price 25 cents. Not that Kn I or Illrd. Most travelers who have gone Into the wayplaces of the Far West have brought back clear remembrances of tho voices of the sure-footed little puck burros which go out there under tho pseudonym of "Itocky Mountain ca naries." The meaning of the phrase' Is not always so well known to those who have always lived Knst. So It hap-, pencil that a Huston woman, who was Introducing a young Denver music stu dent to her guests recently, caused uo Utile confusion when she sald: "And now, ladles. Miss Converse, Most of the farms in Denmark are from 5 to 2o acres, and are owned by the peasantry. About half of the laud is iu oats, hay, pasture and root crops for the horses, milch cows and sheeu. $100 Reward, $100. lu proportion to her size, Denmark has The readers ot this paper will be pleased to more cattle than any other country in learn that there is at least one dreaded disease Kuroie six billions an Increase of nearly M our little KocUy Mountain canary, will per cent lu nine years. , sing for us." that mean?" nean homes. Apparently unconscious .-It ,neans, George," replied her of his peril Dolphin remained on a btidelets. "that we have biscuits of knoll watching the cat my owu construction for breakfast and Suddenly darting forward Green ti,at no adverse criticism will be toler Eyes made an attempt to seize bis vie-1 ated." I tlm ThA lnttAr hnvuvpr rirw1crwt tho ! cat's attack and ran to the other side of the lnclosure, followed by Green Eyes. Then began a chase which last- that science has been able to cure in all its fnr .nnr tbnn flv mlniitiw nn.l '?es, ami that is (alarm. 1111 i alarm eu ror more man ne minutes, ami l uise Jslneoniy positive cure kuown to the ended by tho disappearance Of Dol- me Ural Iraioruily. t atarrli eng a constitu- ldiln Into nn nhmnlmied burrow 1imr tionai disease, requires constitutional treat- puin into an amunioneu Olirrow just ,,. lull's Catarrh l ure i taken internally, as he was apparently about to be acting directly uim the llooU and mucous . . , nuriuces ol the system, thereby d slioying the caugni uy ins pursuer. foundation of the disease, and giving the pa- rt i JIH.I..I f-1 S w Green Eyes hesitated n few seconds neui strength by building up the constitution .yj ..V Ak-E-a Iwfsilha iai i , ., , . , . ., . , and a-ssihliuB nature in doing Us work, lhe and then started to squeeze bis body ..ronriHtora i.o so much fith in its curative through tho entrance of the burrow, powers that they otter One Hundred i'ollara , ,, ... for any case that it falls to cure, bend ior list Smnll and slim, he finally suceeded In of testimonials. mnklmr his wav Inside the siil.terrn. . Address. K. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O. " .... bold by drugBlhts, 73C. nean chamber. Witnesses of his at-1 Uall's Family Pills are the best. ClIHtS WHthl Alt Hit f AllS. Best CoiiKb Bjrup, Tastes Uood. Use In time, eoid hy rirtitniitg. 1J III Ki(e duiuity Ibyallthe !sr BEST DEALERS A. J. TOWIR CO. ESTABLISHED 1836 S06T0H NtW YORK. CHICAGO TOWIR CANADIAN CO.lwtH.TOROItTO.aN. R7 FT! Olp this out, return to us with the names and addresses of yourself and two of your friends, and the date when you will probably enter a business college, and we will credit you with 15.00 on our 65.00 scholarship. Our school offers exceptlrnal advantages to students of Business, Shorthand, English, etc. Best Isstructios Lowest Tuition wiiii tea CAiAioeut 10 ir uti THE MULTNOMAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE M. A. ALBIN, PRES. sa sixth sr. Portland, Ore. p. m u. No. 44-1 90S W11RX writing to ail vertlsors ploaae mention this paper. n i " ' It D Liu Uirul TliM Klml Vnu lliivn Alwnvs ltoutrht has borno the slcriia- ture of ChitH. II. Fletcher, and Jins been made under his personal supervision lor over UO years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations nnd JuHt-ftH-frood" are but Experiments, and endanger tho health of Children Experience ngalnst Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorln is a harmless Mibntltuto for Castor Oil, Pare Rorlc, Drops and Noothlnjr Syrups. It is IMeusant. It contains neither Opium, forphlno nor other Iareotlo Hiibstanee. Its ago is its puiirantco. Jt destroys AVorms and ullays IVveilsluiess. Jt cures Ilarrliva and AVind Colic. It relieves Teethlnfr Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates th Fol, regulates the Stomach tunl ltowels, ifivlnKT healthy and natural bleep. Tito Children's I'anacett Tho IMot Iter's Friend, Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of tnck on Polpbln stood in front of the lnclosure for hnlf an hour waiting for him to reittipenr, but be did not como out of tbe burrow. I They Mere surprisotl soon afterward to see Dolphin poke his head cautious ly out of a burrow which evidently led to another passage connecting with the underground chamber Into which be had lured the cot After surveying ! uue the village with keen eyes Dolphin ::: came out of the burrow and In re- ponse to hla sharp bnrks other pralrln dogs left their homes to come to tbe surface. While they were perched on knolls late In tbe afternoon faint cries Issued from the entrance of the burrow which Green Eyes had entered. They were followed by the appearance of bis head and then of his body as he squeezed out of the burrow. Ills body was covered with dirt, and be hud evi dently been compelled to dig his way out of his prison. Without making any attempt to attack the prairie dojjs he hurried from the village. Didn't Like the Sample. A Harvey county (Kansas) widower took his second wife home and intro duced her to the children by saying: "This is your new mamma." They looked at her critically and the youngest blurted out: ''Is that the best you could do, papa?" New York Trib- Vassal assV flW In Use For Over 30 Years. The Coquette. There are scores of girls who are neither beautiful nor witty, but they are natural born coquettes, and as a consequence are perfection lu tlie av erage man's eyes. The beautiful girl generally bauks ou her face being her fortune, but the coquotte cultivates the habit of saying pretty, fluttering tblugs, studying the trick of amusing half a dozen men at one and the etuue time and of making each mau thluk ha hi the one that Is being especially fit rorvdv fian Frauclsco CalL The Cou Jar of ghing DR. W. A. WlbC M cl- crown an-! br iljj witrk wl'honr a n. Hiir ! y. ars' f r .mi-.. In iilale worli al!i s us to tit yi ur inoulli roiinoriali y. I t. V. A. W int hiu loui'il a suie wav lovxirwi twtli ataoluifly wi.liutu mui. Dr. '1'. I". Wise is an expert at tro l lining and crown, ami bng-vor!c. r.xtrai't:uj lrjt Mlie.i (iluU's ur oridgvs are rj r.d. WISE BROS. DENTISTS Ka-vJin Hldg., Th rj and Waali'inicton Hts. 0ea ev.nliiKS till 9 iA Inok. Hniidu'S trout to 12. Ur Main r.-a. I . - ri .... j. 4 DR. T. P. rVlSC. Conipare Hammer blows, steadily ap plied, break the hardest rock. Coughing, day after day, jars and tears the throat and lungs i until the healthy tissues give way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral stops the coughing, and heals the torn membranes. "I always keep Ay.r'i Cherry Pectoral In tli a liouso. 11 itlvos perfect relief wueuevvr any of us liave i-ohkIis or hard roldi. I liav. uaed It for a prrat many yeHis and so know 11 about It." MRU. MaiiT OlilfUl'aAM, Vary. bur,. N. V. MM W 1 m 1A r- fl 1 lr . m 9 M I m It am . id iw rv PUlsbury's Vitos with other cereals and. you will instantly recognize PILLSBURY PURITY In the rich, white color ol LA' XAftd by J. 0 Ay or Co . Lowell, Uui. Also iuuuioiuroi or iers SARSAPARJLLA. PILLS. UA!K VIOOK. tilllousness, constipation retard re covery. Cure these with Ayer's Pills. which Is actually the "Meat ol the Wheat." It la the white heart ol the wheat kernel, sterilized. Nothing added; AOtoiPg token away. Try this Common Sense Breakfast Food and you will never change It la HEALTHFUL. SUBSTANTIAL ECONOMIC Al , A 2-POUND PACKAGE MAKES 12 POUNDS COOKED See the Economy' PRICE 20 CENTS. k tour Crocer Jo-Oiy PILLSBUrVY.WASIlBtJRN FLOUR. MILL CO., LldH Mlnn.apolls, Mlrtn. ''"rntMTTrrrT-'Trnnnn-riiisiiii in .-ai.i,-.r. e r