Cottage Grove leader., May 19, 1906, Image 4

Special Correspondence.
SUNLIG H T.
On e o f the? Moot l*«»teut o f A l l
D«** i r o y e r a .
HE N E A R L Y
F O R GO T.
D o c t o r S h o w » « .Judu«* Son»«* F u a t D r i v ­
i n g , h u t t h e I . f i t t e r In D a m e .
I)r. McBryer, who w *s very fund ol
Hpis-dy horses, had purchased a new
one that hud a mark o f 2:10 and also
possessed some very headstrong ways.
Nevertheless the doctor was proud ol
his now trotter and was anxious that
his friends should enjoy with him Its
hursts of speed. So about a week after
the thoroughbred h id been added to his
stable he Invited Judge Ilodgers to take
a drive with him. The Judge said he
felt the need o f some fresh air and
would go gladly. They started out of
town at a lively clip. In the country
the doctor gave the horse his head, and
the buggy rattled over the road at a
hair raising rate of speed. The Judge
clinched Ids Jaws and manfully deter­
mined not to ask the doctor to slow
down, knowing that If he did so he
would he accused of lacking nerve. At
last, about five miles out, the doctor
pulloil up and turned around prepara­
tory to starting home.
“H o w do you like him, judge?” asked
the doctor.
“Fine! llest goer I ever saw. Great
pleasure to ride behind him,” declared
the Judge,
“ W ell, on the way back I'll Just show
you what real trotting Is.”
The horse covered the first mile ns If
It were spurting down a homestretch to
win a $10,000 purse. The Judge’s hat
was Jarred off, and his hair blew
straight back from fits head. Still he
would not cry quits. Then an automo­
bile whizzed by. and the horse was
frightened. With the bit In Its teeth It
took Immediate charge of the driving
party and neither doctor nor Judge
ever traveled so fust as they did be­
hind that horse. Btlll, the Judge, noting
that the doctor merely pulled taut on
the reins nud occasionally chirruped
soothingly to the horse, would not
show any signs of alarm. They reach­
ed the edge of town, and tho horse
seemed to put on more speed. From
side to side of the street they bounced,
and then tin* Judge leaned over to the
doctor and gasped:
“ Doe, If you'd Just us soon, I ’ll get
out ut my office. I ’ve Just thought o f a
client whom I promised to see at this
hour I”—Clili 'ago Tribune.
lit* W a n
W o rr ie d .
A Frenchman who Is staying ut u
hotel In Kdlnburgh usked at the cash­
ier's desk for his bill and was aston­
ished to find It so large.
lie felt that he had been plundered,
but he paid the bill and asked to see
the proprietor.
The lundlord came
down In response to the cull, beaming
with smiles. The Frenchman rushed
up to him, exclaiming:
“ Ah. let me ombraco you. Let me
kees you!”
“ Hut why do you want to embrace
mi*, sir? I don't understand.”
“Ah, salre, hut look at zls hill.”
“ Your bill? Yes, but what of it?"
“ Vot of It? Why, It means znt I s’all
nevalre, nevalre see you ngnln, salre.”—
London Answers.
“ Ills
M u rs W e r e
I'rti. t-n
One frosty morning a Oom al man
called to his son to go and harness the
donkey. It so happened that night, the
door being left open, a young bullock
had strayi-d Into the stable and driven
the donkey out. Johnnie, In Ills hurry,
took no matches with him to provide a
light and could not see the difference,
llelng a long time aw ay, his father
came after him to see what he w as
about, saying, “Johnnie, what are you
doing?” Johnnie replied: ” 1 can’t get
the collar over Ills head. Ills ears he
froze.” Ilirmlngham (Fnglandi Post.
S u p p l y u n it
n eiiiiim l.
"1 wonder why there are so ninny
mendacious people In the world," says
the person who Is alw ays more or less
grieved.
“ It Is merely a question of supply
nml demand," answered Miss Cayenne.
"There will always he people to tell
falsehoods so long as there are foolish
people to believe them.”- Washington
Ktnr.
Portland, May 17.— The Repub-1
1 (cans are becoming desperate in
their campaign
methods,
have
abandoned all the long chcrishen
principles of their party and are I
making the remainder of the cam­
paign on two >one planks. These
are a willful and gross misrepresen­
tation of the positions of the Demo­
cratic nominees and an impassioned
appeal to old party adhereuts to
rally around the organization. The
Republican spell binders become
almost frantic in their cries ‘ don’t !
vote for a democrat.”
Chas V. Galloway, the brilliant
young democratic
candidate (or
Congress from the first, district is
making such a favorable impress­
ions wherever he has bren to dis­
cuss the issues of the day, that his
Republican opponent has taken up
a very prudent and unwise course
to get the party vote for himself. In
his speech in Tillamook county he
deliberately made very unjust and
repiehensible misrepres niitions of
Mr. Galloway’s position on the
tariff.
Derm
_.»■i
1 -ilv ak»
t
- aLr
High Grade Meats:
There have been sun worshipers
through all the ages, and the sun has
T H E H A L L O F FAME.
always been recognized us the source
of life and light, of health aud happi­
John Brlsbeu Walker, the editor,
ness on tho earth. Yet It Is only re­ was the ptoueer In the steam automo­
cently that science lias found the ex­ bile business in this couutry.
planation of this world feeling and has
Rhowgio Tauiura, one of Japan's tiest
learned how and why the light of the known novelists, expects to he g du­
is the finest in Oregon.
sun Is life giving and life saving. It Is sted from the Indiana university with
Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
only within the last quarter of a cen­ the class o f 1907.
tury that tho medical profession has
See
our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
Steven Baird of Chittenden, V t, after
discovered that the cause of the great
working ceaselessly for forty years de­
plagues of mankind consumption, ty
'Phone F
clares lie has discovered a method of
M a in S 3 . |{-
phokl fever, pneumonia, cholera, sm all­
welding copper, something metallur­
pox, yellow fever uud all the Infectious
v r -T- -r»~ -r- - t - n. - V - * - *
gists say has never been done before.
"-T -
' '
and contagious diseases is due to the
Senor
Tlieodoro
Dchesa,
the
govern­
presence within tho human body of
or of Veru Cruz, Mexico, has donated
micro organisms. These organisms con­
to the Carnegie museum, Pittsburg, a
stitute the lowest forms of animal or
Mexican Idol which was regarded as
vegetable life single cells, Invisible to
tho
gem o f his archaeological oolleo
tho naked eye, which are reproduced
with frightful rapidity when sown on tlon.
(ieneral T. H. Goodman, the dean of
a favorable soil.
By Itself the knowledge of this fact the general passenger agents of the
United States, has retired. For thirty
would cause despair If there were noth
J You will always be happy if you
lng to arrest the Increase of tho germs. seven years lie w as at the lieml of the
But fortunately it w as found at the South Pacific railroad passenger de­
| burn electric lights, lor they will
same time that there are forces In man partment.
and In nature w arrin g against the mi­
Lord H aw ke made one of four cen­
“ T ic k le y o u to d ea th .”
nute enemies and that one of the most turies at cricket obtained in a mutch
M r. G a llo w a y ’s p latfo rm co n tain s
powerful of such protectors Is the light in iso«: In Yorkshire against W arw ick- j this :
“ I f elected to C o n g re s s I
of the sun.
shire, tin* score being 887. He w as one shall vote at ev ery o p p o rtu n ity to
It Is now known that sunlight Is one ,.r th.. searing quartet which Included redu ce ta riff rates atld schedules
of the most potent of all the destroyers IV I. W ain weight and Jackson.
that g ra n t protection to s re c ia l in _
of disease germs. It kills them more
Lieutenant Brugere, son of General! terests aud rates and schedules that
certainly than do the strongest disin­
in chief
chief of
of the
‘• *i'" g -c o commander
m m a n d e r in
the
prohibiting imports decrease
fectants. The bacteria that cause puou
i’r-nc!i army having accepted the in- national
revenue.” After
M r.
monta, for example, are destroyed with j .n a tio n extended to him by the Amer- u
,
. ,
,
In less than an hour when exposed to ;
authorities to attend the Infantry H aW ^ ''eached ,lh e , W ord I>«»tec-
the direct rays of the sun and live but
: ¡III i avail v school at Fort Leaven Hon he stopped, im p ly in g that tho
little longer In the diffused light which worth, Kan., has been ordered to the sentence w as com plete, thus wil-
fills u room on a bright day.
Cnltel States.
) fu lly c h a n g in g the meaning of j^ r.
This knowledge lias h<*cn turned tc
< ■*<•» n Marglierlta o f Italy has taken Gahoway s platform. It is believed favor of a choice o f United State nutrition. K o d o l digests w h a t you
practical account in the treatment ol j
<li,* t ing's pardon to the three youths that Mr. Hawley lost the votes o f
senators by the people, and the eat, prevents co lic ,choient, diarrhoea,
many diseases, especially o f the sklu !
who last autumn attempted to wreck many fair-minded Republicans in
flux, dysentery an d sum m er com ­
nnd superficial parts of the body. In
next senator from Oregon will be plaint«
gen erally , an d Ils u h * «111 cure
lupus, for example, which Is u form ol I her automobile by piling stones on the Tillamook county w ho believe in a either John M. (Ioann <>r Jonathan indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia
The dow ager queen shook ‘‘square d e a l.”
This conduct o f
tuberculosis of the skin, a positive curt j highway.
Bourne.
p erm an ently.
Kmlol is good uliko
may result from exposure of the ills 1 hands with »hern and expressed tho fe y M r H a w le y is in such g la rin g
Mr. Oearin his been tried and is , for y oung • ml old. Your d ru g g is t
o]>c that after receiving their liberty j co n trast w ith the h o n o ra b le and u p
eased part to tin* direct rays of tho sun \ hop«
sells it.
making a spb*n li-I senator, regard­
II
hov
might
yet
bo
happy
nnd
useful
,
(netbo<)
s
,
f
M
r.
Galloway
thai
The healing of wounds Is promoted
ight methods i f Mr. Galloway that
less
of
the
fact
that
"
H
e
is
a
Dem­
men.
Dewitt's
by light, and bolls, erysipelas anil varl
Li iitte
-
it is believed he will drive the
ík S 'iS e P »
ocrat.”
What Mr Bourne will do
Governor Edwin W arfield of M ary­
ous Inflammations of the skin have
better element of his party away can perhaps best be judged by his
The
*
t
i
B
o
o
6
fcittíü
pills.
land
laughs
at
the
thirteen
superstition,
been cured by the same means. The
front him.
quasi public acts in Oregon for the
curative effect Is sometimes obtained by (hough, according to the common view,
Dr. James Withycotnbe and his past decade or two. No sensible THE ORIGINAI.. L A X A T IV S Co'JGII S V R U P
simple exposure to direct sunlight, bul lie ought to regard It with respect. He
making voter should hesitate long in his
the bekt results are brought about by Is the thirteenth governor of Mnryland campaign managers are
means of lenses which concentrate the to occupy the executive mansion at A n ­ misrepresentations that are just ns choice of the two men.
'
Red Clover Blossom 8nd Honey Bee on Every Bottle.
For instance.
chemical rays and exclude those ol napolis. lie w as elected by a majority false and glaring.
of Ul.oOO votes, has thirteen letters In Dr. Withvcombe, who was born in
heat.—Youth’s Companion.
Ids name and was Inaugurated Jan. 13, England, permitted himself to re­
j Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
always ready.
Our Refrigerator
J. H. Bartels ® Co.
-
i Cottage Grove Electric
Co.
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE l-OKEMAR
Market Reports.
C e y lo n F o r C le v e r n o e lo r s .
The native medical profession of Cey­
lon Is envied by half the population of
the Island, as It comprises the highest
their learning can afford. But It Is de­
plorably becoming extinct owiug to
lack of encouragement nnd shortly will
bo ns much a thing of the past ns the
Egyptian embalming system. Ceylon
dentists never extract a tooth. Their
medicines are strong enough to arrest
corruption, giving vitality to tho gums.
Surgeons never amputate an Injured
limb, but cure the break, fracture or
dislocation by powerful vegetable oils.
There Is no union among these myste­
rious doctors, however. They are Jeal­
ous of one another, are continually run­
ning each other down, nnd so tho Euro­
peans nnd ldgh c U ins natives seek E u ­
ropean advice, nud the native science
Is being gradually ru in ed.-P earso n ’s
Weekly.
D o l l y Mii tlh oii 'N T r u n k
IIcNCiiod.
In the treasure room of the White
House is an old trunk that belonged to
Dolly Madison. This trunk had been
battered from the attic to basement un­
til Sirs. Roosevelt discovered Its his­
toric worth. She had the relic reno­
vated, uud now It ts one o f the recepta­
cles of tho W hite House silver. Tho old
trunk held tho wardrobe of the beauti­
ful Virginia girl, nnd on the side It
hears the words, “ Mistress Dorothy
Madison, care of James Madison, Esq.”
Just how old fashioned It Is may be
gleaned from the fact that it Is not cov­
ered with a smooth leather, but with
reddish cowskln, with the fuzzy hair
showing. The trunk Is In remarkably
tine condition, considering the lmrd
knocks It lias undergone. It was In the
White House at the tire and boars
signs of scorching In several places.
Ai»
10 in 1 aa r a t i o n
Sc I m » mo.
Villagers of Itoda, In the province of
Salamanca, Spain, who number 1,140,
have applied to the Argentine republic
to be allowed t > emigrate to that coun­
try In a body. They ask that their pres­
ent social organization may bo retain­
ed, so that they may take with them
In their present position their mayor,
Justice of the peace, priest, doctor,
druggist, farmers, smiths, nuisons, c ar­
penters, shoemakers, nnd so on. The
present distressed condition of Spain
Is causing widespread emigration.
11104.
It. ]•; Huntington Is preparing to es-
. alill sh a permanent Indian exhibition
In southern California. It will have a
.group of every tribe of Indians In
North America permanently quartered
there, besides an art gallery containing
Indian photographs. Tho Indians will
live In their primitive habitations,
dollied in their native dress, and will
engage in various handicrafts.
BR ITISH BRIEFS.
British India still has 81,400 people
being cared for by the relief fund.
New Zeuland Is to have direct steam­
ship communication with Canada, not
less than six trips each w ay each year.
The governments are to give a subsidy
of $r«0,000 em h.
The other day customs oltlcers at
Dover caught a clergyman from Ostend
trying to land with twelve pounds of to­
bacco and snuff concealed about his
person nnd 300 cigars In Ids trousers
legs.
Children in several of the primary
schools uf l ’aris are being taught "God
Save the King” In English In prepara-
tlon for the visit of members of the
London county council to the French
capital.
At an old postage stamp sate the oth­
er day at Glendtnlng's, London, an ex ­
ceptionally tine eopy of the rare T u s­
cany 3 Hi - of 1800 induced bidders to
give 13.1, and another great rarity, tho
Kounmulan 2i par, black on rose, of
1800, fetched f24.
MODES OF T H E M OM ENT.
Greuat Is u new name for vinegar
color, which will Is* worn.
main an alien for seventeen years
before it occured to him to take out
naturalization papers.
He is pos­
ing as a martpr and crying that he
is persecuted because he was l orn
in England and received bis veteri
nay Gaining in
Toronto. T h i
whole story is simply this. Several
newspapers called attention to the
fact that Dr. Withycotnbe remained
in Oregon for nearly a generation
without becoming an American and
when he hail a chance to get an of­
fice he evinced a large amount of
new touud patriotism and fell all
over himself in his frantic rush to
the courts to si cure naturalization
papers. That is all there is to it;
but it does tint show Dr. W it h j-
conibe in a very favorable light
Still nobody has ever attacked the
doctor on the grounds of h tving
been born uudtr Queen Victoria’.*
Hag. but rather tor his uns>e:nl;>
delay in becoming amalgamated t >
his new surrounding.
He was the
last of the family to do so
He had
numerous opportunities to unite
himself to the American people,
but like the gentlemen in Gilbere
Si Sullivan’s well-known opera,
“ pinafore.” In spite of all tenip-
ta'ion to belong to another nation,
he remains an Englishman ”
News is being received that the
campaign of Governor Chamhealain
in the interior of the state is prov­
ing to he very successful and that
everywhere he visits be is warmly
received by people of all parlies.
His success in a certain sense is en­
tirely non-partisan as he has made
a governor that has pleased the
people regardless of party polities.
The very latest models show tight
fitting medium length coats ou the rid­
ing habit order. In cheviot, tweed nud, j,, „'p , b e_ p iaces the" g o v e rn o r has
; visited he has been given alm ost au
The a rg u m e n ts in fa v o r
of retaining him in office are un-
“ Hay, did you hear that ('holly Bofted
which Is admirable for sacks, robes and
answerable.
had had a serious operation performed
even shirt waists.
on him lately?”
He shows that he hns greatly re­
The plainer the short skirt the sm art­
"W h a t w as It. appendicitis?”
duced taxation and that if all bis
er
It
Is
thought
to
be.
Rows
of
m
a­
"N o ; worse than that. Ills rich uncle
chine stitching art* always a good finish recommandatioi s had been cat t ied
cut him out of Ids will.”—Baltimore
In the ptalds, checks or mixed cheviots. out the taxes would be still lower.
American.
Many of the new hat shapes have the He is running the state government
brim turned up on the left side. Oth at a smaller cost than previous ad-
T h o l. n l m r f r W o r t h ? of III« litre.
,*rs have flat brims or brims « h e lv in g I ministration* in spite o? the fact
A S h » *l l F r o m t h o W a r .
downward from their base or merely that the population of the state has
A singular accident occurred lately
turned down lialf an indi at the cdgft. greatly iuciease.l. Governor Cham
near Franklin, Tenn.
A poplar tree
Accordimi to nuthorltlcs, theso bell berlaitt has granted the people the
was cut down on the McGavock farm,
stia (ics promise to bo niuch favorei,—
ighta of referendum in spite of the
nnd n tenant on the place put a stick
New York Globe.
■ iesites of the republican mncbiit*
of the wood on the lire tn tils house­
politicians a> d in fact 1 a« m» in a
hold, when a tremendous explosion
C H I N A A N D JAPAN.
took place, painfully injuring a little
model governor.
negro.
It was found to be a shell
It i* probable tha* United 8tat*f
The maritime customs revenue of
which had been tired by the Federal«
Senator
Geariu will come borne
at the battle o f Frnnkllu forty-one China for 1005 shows an Increase o f
from Washington long enough to
$2,500.000
over
that
o
f
1004.
years ago and which had lodgisl In
The trouble In Japan about the Chi­ make three or f ur speeches, if the
the tree without exploding.— Jnekson
nese students In that country hns been vote on the rate bill is taken in
(Tenn.) Butt.
Mr. Gearin’s career iu the
settled, but not without 1.000 of them time.
returning to China
senate is meeting with the approva
K r s iii'f'» X f » P re sid e n t.
M.
Falllercs,
the newly
elected
l ast summer, owing to floods, 80,000 of all people wh > believe itt dean
French president, was born In Mcsln.
lapaticso soldiers In northeastern K o ­ and honest government H i« course
There Is a church dating from the rea lived for fifteen days on one-third ha
just been
stiongly
rro<m-
ninth century In the little city. Against rations while building bridges all Cm mende 1 by LaFollette of Wiscon­
Its walls once nestled the smithy and {Inte,
rhere was not a murmur o f dis­
sin. The sole objection ti at ha-
M agistrate and M 1’. After uiaturu home of n blacksmith. It w as in tliaj content.
hem
brought
forward
against
h
o
u
se
-fo
r
his
grandfather
was
n
aud careful consideration of your enso
The N *rth Chinn Herald say« that
I I i u v m come to the conclusion that you smith ttrnt the president was born. the Cli’uan H an railway, the line from comes from ihe little coterie of
are a lazy, goixl for nothing rogue. May Ttie property was sold to th® church In i ’hcugtn to Hankow. Is to lie built con­ Jonathan B utrue followers in Ore
I ask If you ever earned a shilling In 1872. tint the smithy was carted aw ay
joint l,\ by tin* merchants nnd the gen- gon that “ he is a democrat.'’
nnd set up again, stone for stone. In try o f the two provinces concerned,
Regardless of what the chief re
your life?
Prisoner—Oh, yes, 1 have, yor ’onor ! the outskirts of Mexln, where It still backed by the several provincial
publican | aper in the state s a \ s the
ttands.
| to B h I fo r y er ’onor once.—8kf*tvli.
kr&tuvttU.
i people of Oregon have spoken iu
A B ertoua C n «f.
li- -As
BcrK°'
There is a new flannelette, soft and 0Vatiou
G & Crediti
Portland, May 1!), l!)06.
this $60 Machine for $ 2.5
ORAIV, PRODUCE, FEED.
it is « high-arm, drop
head, ball bearing, lock­
stitch, double feed, self-
thrending ¡-buttle: h a s
fnifoiii.'.tic bobbin winder
and other latest improve­
ment?. This I k the AN TI­
TRUST MACHINE. It It
the same machine agent«
are asking you $t>0 for. All
attachmeutpgo with each
machine. Sold for only
f . rush and $3 monthly.
Write TQDAT for free FIT. ¡TUFF CAT At OG'JE showing
elegant household *»••».«1* we will bhip (Freight
Prepaid) on Easy Payments -our new CREDIT plan.
FREIGHT PREPAID.
Wheat— Walla Walla, 7 Ic; Valley,
70 c; blui Hem, 72 red, G9e.
Outs— Whit« $21); gray, $20.
Barley -Brewin'», $23.50; f e e d ,
$23.."»0;'ro:!ed, $25 !o *2G.
Hay -Timothy $10.00 to $ 1 1 . 00 ;
clover, $8.50 to $1); cheat, $6.50 to
$7: alfalfa, $10.
Millstufis— Middlings, $25 to 26;
chop, $ 1 0 ; bran, $ 17 to 18;sborts ]
C c v u r tz F u r n itu r e C o m p a n y
$ 1,8 to 10 .
173-175 F irs t St.. ¡PORTLAND, OR.
1 ; m
Hard
who a.
patent, 1
$3.75;
straight,
$3.15;
gra­
ham, $¡,50; rye, $5- whole wheat
O
flour,
75; valley flour $3.30to3.45
f f ' k & ta.
Dakota, $G.5o to 7 2 5 ; I,astern rye,
<î*sr-^-5r.-srïr,
$5.40; Pillshury, $(> 20
IQ
Corn— Whole, $2t; cracked
per ton.
Rye— $1.50 per cvvt.
'
/tpfJrVl S „
B A I» ’
$25
pnonn* p
Butter— Fancy
cr an*try,
18c
200 ;
city creamery, 20
dairy, '
14
to 15c; store
14 to 15c. \
’HAï-retts
Cheese— Young
Ametiea, 15c,
Oregon full clean , I 4 C.
Eggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
1 9 to 20 .
Poultry— Roosters, 8 to 9c; liens
r.t; fryers, 1 0 1 c to 1 1 ; broilers'
20 to 22 c; geese, live, 8 to; 8.50
dressed, 1 1 - 1 1 g ; turkeys. Iive ,l 4 * i 5 E
„«V
york ^
l y
’ s
C r e a ?/! B a l m
T h i s R e m o d y In n fìp o c lfic ,
S u r o to C.i ■> S a r '¿ f a c t i o n .
CUVES
AT ONCE.
FRUITS AND VK,¿ErVBLES,
Grape fi nil— Crate $ 4 . to 4 .50
Cranberries— $14.
it. i livinses, root hi , lii-a).-., and protiTt.a tTie
Potatoes— Oregon, GO to 65c. | lisrosed lei'inbraiii*. It cun*« Ontnrrli und
LIVESTOCK
MARKET.
Cattle Best steers $1.75 to 5 . 00 ;
cows ; 3.50 to 3,75; calves, $1.00 to
$5.00.
Sheep— $1.00 to 4.50.
Hcgs— $7 to 7.25
Irivpsnway a C old in th** Head quirk|y.
linsUires the Senses of Taste and Hie.-II.
Kasy to u- ■ Contains no injurious drnpi,
\pplied into tin* nostrils and nbsorlicd.
fo rg e Kiz.*, 60 cents a t Druggists or I /
nail; T rial Sizo, Id cents by mull.
E L Y B R O T H E R S . 5 « « ir r r n 8 i
K -*
'
V
HOPS, WOOL, ETC.
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
Mohair, choice 28 to 30c
Wool— Valley 22 to
23 c;
eru Oregon 18 to 20c.
East,
IN D IG E S T IO N .
N o appetite, loss of strength, ner­
vousness, headuelie. constipation, had
breath, gen eral d ebility, sour risings,
and eatn irli of the stom ach are all
due to indigestion, K odol Dyspepsia
Cure cures ¡iidiyestion. This new dlg-
c o v en repo seats (lie natural juices of
digestion as they exist In a healthy
-toniaeh, com bined w ith the greatest
known tonic an d reconstructive p r o p ­
erties.
Kodol Dyspepsia C’ur<* does
not ii!y cure Indigestion and dys-
pep-i.a. Ian t1 1 :* f.ut oils rem edy cures
ill -tom ucli troubles by cleansing,
purifying nvi ctening and strengthen­
ing tl " m ucous m em branes lining the
st much.
K o d o l Pv* |>'|' ¡a E ure-iflei m eals is
not onlv 11 1 ■ *i * • glily reliable d ig e s t-
atit, leat it contains great tonic and
reconstructive properti-s
as
w ell.
Tills In n m ip remedy
enables
the
stomach an d digestive o rg a n s to th or­
o ugh ly ig i-t. assim ilate and contri­
bute t > the tissues nil of the nourish­
ment that is eonfained in such food as
m ay is*eaten.
K o do l Dyspepsia Cure clears the
wav and makes sure the journey from
THOMPSON HOTEL*
M r s . I. E. T hompson .
Rates per d ay ............................... $1.00
Room and board, per w e e k .........$4.50
ARRIVAL ANO DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS.
NORTH BOUND
, No. 12 .......11:11 p.m.
No. 16 ....... .2:02 a m.
SOUTH BOUND
ISO. 11........... 3:0TiD.n
go. 1 . 1 .......... 2:24 a.m
0 . (& S. E. li. R. CO.
Time Table No. 4’
T o take effect A p ril 2d, 1905.
3 and 4 Tuesday W B o u n d
aud i?at only
1 and Daily Ex-
No 3— No 1
¿ut Sundav.
No 2—No ^
A.M 1 M i
MttTIONS
|Kiev 1 A.M. PJI
2:30 so 0 i Cot'apt* Grove
671 T îT io 5.16
2:00 :50 3.2 ! .. W alden___
710 10:49 5 06
2 :*V> ’ :56 Ö
Currin.....
7:47 10:44
59
2:59 •59 6.3 Ferro Gordo... 770 10:38 4
4:58
':(M 7.7
Baker ........
*)7 10:33 4 47
*:ll 8.3 . Doreria......... Ml 10:30 4:44
1:17 9 5
Red K o rt. .. 891 10:23 4 39
:ao 10 6 . Gravel P it.... 901 10:20 4:36
:3ó 11.3 ..... 8tewart...... 914 10 .*01 4:20
3:38 :40 12
.......Star.......... 917 9 48 4:16
3:41 :45 12 8 Rocky Point___ OI6 9:45 4:19
3:50 a5 15.6 . Red Bri iee..... 1090 9:35 4 06
:15 16.6 . Wildwood....... 1040 9:30 4:00
17.0
Hunt’s ........ 1060
End of Track
si, ......... i • In 1th an d w e a k n e s s to
rfiibj.MH to ooanffe without notie«.
AU outward freight forwarded only at I
j strength. If the stom ach is d is o r­
dered K o d o l «III cure it.
Joint riak of thinner and eon«ifwee.
Stafce
Have* Wildwood after the arrival
K odol Dyspepsia Cure lays the foun-
train on Monday«, Wednesday« and Fridi
• 1a 11 li (o r heal I li. and the u p b u ild in g for Bonita and Or‘ e»‘o. Returning on Tu
of strength b\ cleansing, p u rlfly in g • ay*. Thursday* h nd Saturday«.
Freight « i ll not be reeelvi il at the n. ,v g
nnd sweet 'ntng the g la n d s an d mem­
K. R. I>ci»>t after 5 p m. Tn Insure i fo-wai
branes i f the stom ach, nnd by sup­ tmrmi
next tn. n freight must he del v-red
ply lu g natural juices necessary to ample time to [eriiilt of it being billeo .
perfect ludig* «lion, assim ilutiou au d
East
Bound
A . it.
W o o l ) , Jluuagtji