Lane County leader., April 03, 1903, Image 7

i rch,
}pril,
THE
C o p t. R . H . P r a t t M oo W o r k e d I n d u s ­
t r i o u s ly f o r T h e i r K d u c e tto n .
re is a best time for doing
lin g — tb a t is, a tim e when a
i can be done to the best ad-
je , most easily and m ost ef-
ily . N ow is the best time
^rifying your blood. W h y !
se you r system is now trying
ify it— you know this by the
and other eruptions that
Dine on your face and body.
id’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
|the medicines to take— they do
rork th oroughly and agreeably
never fail to d o it.
id’s are the m edicines you
[alw ays heard recom m ended. ~
in n o t r e c o m m e n d
H o o d '»
S s r -a p e r ill.
»hly «■ » -prim: medicine. When we
in the spring we »11 feel betterthrough
m u e r ." M
bs .
8 . II. K b a l . M c C r a y s , P s
ad's S a rsa p a rilla p ro m is e s to
i a nd keeps th e p ro m ise .
Orcat Saving ol Electricity.
ovel scheme has recently beet,
by which a train will not only
;hte<i by electricity, but the power
|be obtained by a rotary Ian at-
to the front end of the locomo-
Teats have shown tbat on an
;e train five cars can be illumi-
in a night, and that the battery
ie morning will have nearly its
sum charge of electricity.
For This Runaway, $10.
|Phief of Police Austen, of Birming-
■ Ala., wrote to the police of New
! offering a reward of $10 for the
k
[ft of 17-year old Charles Verdell,
ana way, whom he describes as
lock-kneed, and having fiat nose,
bnmpv face and black dew scars on the
Shin of one leg.”
A Golden Opportunity.
S
Bobuiggor— I would prefer a literary
life, but as 1 have business ability, 1
ow e it to myself to go into trade.
Merritt— If you have the business
listinct you can make more money at
literature than anything else.— Judge.
On Riverside Drive.
8|ie— My! Look at the carriages
goiat \ down the bridle path!
-Why shouldn’ t they — it’ s a
ling party.— Columbia Jester.
DBSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
C a r t e r 's
4ttle Liver Pills.
M u s t B e a r S ig n a tu re of
Cultivation of tbc Orchid.
IN D IA N S ' FRIEND.
Tired O u t
An authority on the orchid saya an
amateur cultivator often faila, not no
much through want ot attention, but
through over attention and a disregard
of nature and her la#».
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en
___
i issa
t Cough Syrup. I ' M ' « G ood,
in tun a . Sold by d r u .iit .u .
ii^ B i f tm - ! H i M J i r e :
The.retirement from the Indian In­
dustrial School at Carlisle, Pa , of Capt.
R. H. Pratt, the supertntendeut. Is a
“ I was very poorly and could
distinct loss to the
i Fernuuionn, n w M
S o flta o r i_ier,ousn«a
hardly get about the house. I was
T h ere tw o grea t
FITS m l r ilr.1 1 ■!..'»
.{n ,'* iiM
i of tir. M inn’.Ornut lì. _
cause of education.
le a d e r s a re w o r t h
tired out all the time. Then I tried
tUntonr. Semi tur V H B fciS 'J .S O trm liju lü eiim ltrw a .
_________ __________ a t t e n t i o n o f e v e r v
To him Is due the
U». » » R U . E u x » . Lid. Wl .r c h , t „ L u i)^ l,l,i.iv ¿ * .
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and it only
credit of conceiving
Hardiest Known e r . M y H r o n ie
took two bottles to make me feel
Justifiable.
T I I I A T II I f G r a s s is w o n d e r f u l In »
and, so fur as prac­
perfectly well.” — Mr». N. S. Swin-
D. Appleton & Co. have Just Issued
ney, Princeton, Mo.
ticable. of carrying
“ Johnson writes that he has just
TIMOT b i & k ï î i æ ^
a theater edition of ''The Manxman,'’
killed the hero in his new novel.”
out the idea that
by Hull Caine.
F i m t i n U . S . l . 'k Ä J r a m i l U r
“ Well, he needn’ t worry over that
“the most effectual
Tired when you go to
ll v e r e d In y o u r t o w n .
The Canadian edition of Mrs. Hum­
— the jury will acquit him.” —Atlanta
wav
of
getting
civ­
phry Ward's "I.adv Rose's Daughter”
bed, tired when you get | Constitution.
ilization into the
Is the largest edition of any sitigle
up, tired all the time.
184 F ro n t S t . , P o rtla n d . O re g o n
ludiau Is to get the
novel ever sold to the Canadian mar­
Chance for Young People.
J ludiau into civiliza­
W ill a ls o s e n d y o u at s a n ie t im e sa m ­
W h y ? Your blood is im­
ket in advance of publication.
p
le
s
a n d p r ic e s o í m y g r e a t s p e c ia lt ie s .
A London pastor piopoees holding
tion.” Ue believes
pure, that’s the reason.
Edward W. Townsend has entirely CAPT. a. h . PKATT that the same sys­
church services in the dark, so that
You are living on the
abandoned his “ Chimmle Fadden” tem which converts the dregs of Euro­
women worshippers will not be tempt­
vein and struck a novel Idea in “ A pean civilization into respectable, self-
ed to make the occasion one for the
border line of nerve ex­
Summer In New York,” which Henry supporting American citizens will, if
study of hats and gowns.
For en­
haustion.
Take Ayer’s
Holt & Co. will publish shortly.
tirely different but perfectly natural
applied to the aborigines, produce the
S
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a
p
a
r
i
l
l
a
and
b
e
reasons such services are likely to be
Frances Charles, the young San same results. He x c P * no rensou why
liberally attended by young people.
quickly cured. 2i*SA£2S:
Francisco author whose "lu the Coun­ Indians should not be ullowed nn equal
try God Forgot" was favorably re­ chance, at least, with the forelguers
Ptso'9 Cure fs a remedy for cough., colds
Ask you r d o c to r w hat ho thin ks o f A y e r’ s
ceived a year ago. has written "The who aunualiy flock to our shores by the
Sarsaparilla. He kn ow s aM a boutthl* g rand
and consumption. Try it. Price 25 cents, I f yow h a v e n 't a reg u la r, h ea lth y m ov em en t o f t M
o ld fam ily m edicin e. F ollow hie advice and
Siege of Youth,” a story of the pres­ hundred thousand.
at druggists.
b ow els ev
ery day. y o u 'l
'r e t ic k , o r w ill be.
every
“* K e e p y o u f
we w ill b e satisfied.
b ow els open,
open, and be ' w ell. V orce. In th e shape o f
Richard Henry Pratt was born In
J. C. A t b e Co.. Lowell. Mass
ent day. with Its scenes in San Fran­
v io le n t p
h ysic o r p
pill
ph
ill . p o ifio p .lt da n gerou s. T jjq
um
oothest.
easiest,
m
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p
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ie
c
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w
ay
or
keep in g UM
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st.
easiest,
m
ost
perl
Internal
Evidence.
cisco, It deals with art. with Journal­ Allegany County, N. Y. When he was
b ow els clea r aud cle a n ia tC
quite young his parents removed to In­
Grandpa— Yes, it’ s a good thing for
ism and with human nature.
a boy to travel, Freddy; it develops
CANDY
In "No Hero." the early publication diana. His early opportunities for ed­
Ready to Begin Studying.
I
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him.
If be has anything in him,
C A T T H A R
R T T IC
of which is announced by Charles ucation were only those offered by the
“
Mamma,”
said
Reginald,
“
we
had
Scribner's Sons. E. W. Hornung Is village school. At the breaking out of historv today and the teacher said we travel will bring it out.
Freddy (who is precocious) — Yes, I
said to be seen in an altogether differ­ the Civil War he was among the first should study the Greeks.”
discovered that when 1 was crossing
to answer the call for troops, cullstlug
ent vein from that presented by "The
. . ,
,.
RBOlàTVRKO
“ Then do so, my son,” encouraged the channel.—Tid-Bits.
Amateur Cracksman" and “The Shad- l a * pr11' ,861' ,He -erved du.lug the mamma.
entire war, taking an active part in
ow of the Rope.” but with all the in
“ Well, mamma, the nearest Greeks
all the engagements of the Army of the
Such a W aste.
terest of these and former novels.
j Cumberland from Shiloh to Nashville, keep a candy stall, and if you’ ll give
Mr». Bizzy— I’ m bo sorry to hear p le a sa n t. P a la ta b le, P oten t. T a s te G ood. D o G o o d
me
a
dime
I
’
ll
go
around
and
study
sicken Weaken, or Gripe. 10c.
60c W rit!
A Daughter of the P it,’ just pub- and was mustered out in May, 1865,
that your wile has been throwing the Never
for free a&mp e. and booklet on heaitn. Address
llshed, Is the first novel by Mrs. Mar-
captain in the Eleventh Indiana them.” —Chicago News.
crockery at you, Casey.
Where did •toritog Kerned* Company, Chicago, Montreal, Sow Verk. 32Sfl
garet Doyle Jackson, whose father cavalry. In 1867 he accepted a com-
she hit you?
was an English army officer. Her mission In the Tenth United States
Justifiable Haughtcur.
Casey—Faith, ma’am! That’ s what
early life was spent in the north of cavalry, and until 1875 was stationed
Pauline — Have you nothing to be Oi do be afther complainin’ av. ’ Twas
England, where she saw a great deal 0n the frontier in Texas and the In- proud o!7
a whole set av dishes broke to pieces
of the colliery life which her novel dlan territory
Penelope— Yen, I ’ m proud that I an’ she niver bit me wanst.— Bsooklyn
portrays. She now lives in New York t During the Indian war of 1874-75 he haven’ t any falee pride.
I t Is a fa ct t l m t « . t i e r ’s seetls a re fou n d ! n j
j Life.
m ore K a r e n s a u d on m orefa rm 3 th a r
had charge of hundreds of Indian pris- N _______
r\ny o th er in A m e r ica . Tturro is *
■■_______________ - —
reason fo r this. W e o w n a n d o p -^
Henry Holt & Co. are sending Pro- oners at Port Sill. Seventy-four of the
eratooverBOL O acreo fo r tlio p ro d u c­
tion
o f o u r ch o ice Beetle. In o rd er to A
fessor Kuno Francke’s ‘‘History o f ' worst of these were selected and sent
induce y o u to try them w e inn h o /
_J the follow in g unprecedented o u e r ^
German Literature” to press for the ,n care oi Capt. Pratt to the Spanish
F or 1 6 Ce.-sf? P ostp a id t
sixth time. One reason for the popu- j fort at St. Augustine, Fla. It may be
W it h th e o ld surety,
Yf&oorU woodrrful onions,
larity of this work Is the author’s 8ald* *°°. that although these men were
Y j sorts olrgnot vabbngr,
1.» soi ls ungn Hlrrot esrrnto,
remarkable sympathy with nud under­ regarded as lncorrigibles, and that al­
t i poerleas Irttueo varlrUos,
*&
rare luscious rsdkh«
standing of the great modern German though Capt. Pratt was their Jailer and
*0 spIsodl-J hcct sorts,
1& gloriously beautiful flower sesflf
dramatists, like Hauptmann and Su- took them to Florida In chains, by his
In all 210 kinds positively furnishing
humane and reasonable treatment of
bushels o f charm.ng «lowers and lot*
dermann.
and lots o f choice vegetables, toseta-J
to cure
them he won their affection, and the
er with our great catalogue telling all /
Dr. S. Weir Mitchell is one of the
about Macaroni Wheat, Hllliun tool- L
survivors even now regard him as their
tar Uraoo, Teosliite, itroinus, 8 pelt*.w
oldest story-tellers now’ writing for
etc., a ll for o a ly l* « . in «tamp# and
best friend. Some of them have cliil
tills notice.
the Engllsh-readiug public; he also
O nion need at b a t 6 0 c. m pound.
dren at the Carlisle School, where they
w rites verse and he is one of the most i
JOHN k . SALZER SEED CO.,
-__
. , ,
^
,
i permitted them to come, because they
La Crosso, WIs.
T h e r e &■ n o a u c h w o r d e i f a i l *
P r ic o * 2 5 c . e n d 5 0 c .
a m o U H physicians, His latest volume. knew
c t p „ tt would have
A Comedy of Conscience.” about to chnrge of them. When
,vholl he visits the
be Issued by the Century Company, is Indian territory they greet him with
a "detective" story with distinct psy­ demonstrations of affection quite un­
chological and ethical interest.
like the traditional stolidity of the red
"i
Frank I.. Stanton is as much be­ man, effectually - refuting the charge
¿ S O .
Boys' and Youths'
loved in his Georgia home as friend that the Indian Is by uuturc ungrate­
U N IO N M A D E
and companion, by those who know ful and vindictive.
IV. L . D o ufflam m a k u m a n d — Urn
Jack Knife Shoes ____ man’m
Goodyaar Well (Hand -
him best, as he Is fur his quaint aud
Capt. Pratt was given charge of the
S a w o d P r o c a a a ) c h o e a th a n a n y o t h e r
A sk yotir dealer for the Jack
haunting melodies. Long before his Carlisle Industrial School, which had
m a n u f a c t u r e r In th o w o r l d . _
K n ife Shoe. E very b oy gets a
songs made him known in the world been created out of an old barracks at
$25,000 REWARD
pocket knife w ith his pair of
Will b e pa id to a n y o n e w h o
of letters he had wou an established that place. The school started with
shoes. Best w ea lin g shoes. R azor
c&n d lsp ro v o th is at&tom eut.
place In the hearts of'Georgians by 130 students. In the nearly quarter
steel knives.
\
I Because \V. L. Douglas
his humorous and always good-im- of a century which has Intervened
lathe largest manufacturer
K R A U S E & PRINCE, Wholesalers, 87-89 First St., Portland, Or.
he can buy cheaper and
tured and charming writings lu tlie thousands have gone out to careers of
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protiure ills shoos at a
p1
papers. The first songs were exceed- usefulness. The pupils are first taught
lower cost than 011101 ’ con­
iugly brief, humble, and tentative. He to speak English, anil then are given a
cerns, which enables him
to sell shoes for 83.50 and
..S c a r c e ly a D a y ..
was trying the flight of his muse. They primary education. In connection with
83.00 equal in every­
were the prelude only, and soon, from » knowledge of some common and prac-
Passes b u t w e a re c a ll e d u p o n to p e r fo rm
way
to > t those
h
sold else­
som e d i ff ic u l t d e n t a l o p e r a t io n th a t i.-.
a fuller and more strenuous throat. | Beal Industry, so that each pupil may
where for 84 and 85.00.
th e d ir e c t r e s u l t o f n e g le c t in g th e teeth .
T h e D ouirlas
s ecret i p r o - ‘
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eaine the tbrillingly sweet music o f , be furnished with some means of self-
W e c a n n o t u r g e t<n> s t r o n g ly t h e b»*nellt
o f tanning: th e b o tto m eciea
roduces abso-
Bdea p
prod
a n d e c o n o m y o f c o n s u lt i n g a d e n tis t at
y pu re le a th e r ; m ore f fle
l e x x ib l f le -------J
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a n d ___ __
the people’s hearts in "Songs of the support among civilized people. To
th e v e r y first s ig n o f t o o t h t r o u b le .
At
Ioni
rager frm n a n y o th e r t m
in n
m i are
ire 1_
in t h e w o rld .
th e sta rt t h e s e t r o u b le s a re c o r r e c t e d
Soil.” published eight years ago. and ibis end regular shops and two farms
T h e sa les h
a v e m o re
le d d t t h h e e p p a o s e t t ft>u*
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a t th
h i -m
n d d o o u u b b le
y ears w h lc h p
r u
o v e o s ita B
su iip
p e c rio
h y doi
q u ic k ly a n d at s m a ll co s t. O u r m e t h o d s
vji
n o rity
m y . W
wn
to he followed now by "Cp from Geor- \ have been provided, where the prlnci-
g iv e W . L . D o u g la s ahoea a tria l a n d s a v e m o n e y .
a ie p a in le s s a n d o u r w o r k g u a r a n t e e d
N o t i c e I n c r e « s e / W 0 9 8 alc*: • « , » O i t , * H i l , * l
B oth ’ p h o n e s : O re g o n S o u t h 2291;
gla.” Stanton is essentially a poet of P'»1 mechanical arts, such as printing.
la llu « lu e » » i
\IMS Sale*: $ » > ,0 2 4 ,1 1 4 0 ,0 0
C o lu m b ia 269.
O p e n e v e n in g * t ill 9.
hlacksmithlng, shoeuiaklng. harness
A gain o f a 9 .M 3 0 .4 f t < » .? !> In Four Year*.
the people, like a new Burns.
S u n d a y * irotu 9 to 12.
BROME BRASS
G. S. MANN, the SEEDMAN.
B E STFO R TH E
BOW ELS
K fiJ o ca iu t o
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
2 1 0 Kinds for 16c.
St. Jacobs O il
Lumbago and Sciatica
W . L . D O U G L A S $ 4 .0 0 C I L T F D C C L I N K ,
Distinguished literary men are Just Imakl,,B’
wagonmaking, car-
W o rth $ 6 .0 0 C o m p a r e d w ith O t h e r M a k e s .
'peuterlng, painting and tinning are
The best Imported and American leathers. Hey I'»
like ordinary folk, after all. They do |
Patent
Calf , Enamel, B 'X Culf, Calf, Vlel Kid, Corona
taught, anil the boys also acquire a prac­ W I S E B R O S . , Dentists.
“
not live In a cloud of Inspiration, nnil j
Colt, and National Kangaroo. Fast Color Eyelets,
tical knowledge of farming and thecare
• P O U T L A N D . O ltB U O N .
P a n tln n • T h * »renulne h a v e W . L . D O U G L A S
the Incense that people burn under I
toflUllUIl * m m « a n d p r ic e « ta m p e d o n b o tto m .
of stock. Not a few of these pupils have
their noses Is likely to choke them, j
Shoes by mat I, 2Sc. extra. Jit ns. Catalog fr ee.
found employment and located in clv-
I V . L . U O I U L A R . I t K O U A l O . \ . H A M *.
Mark Twain once told a hysterical ad- i
FOR HEADACHE.
Undoubtedly.
World’ s Largest Organ.
. . . . . .
,
, , illzed communities.
The girls are
FOR DIZZINESS.
mlrer that he had writers cramp early |(a
cooklnft, gewlng. |aund, y nml
Bess— I love George from the bottom
The largest organ is in Hydney town
P. N. U.
No. 14 1903.
In h!s career. W hen asked what he housework
After gome preiimlm,ry hail. It has 10,000 pipes, 126 speak­ of my heart.
FOR BILIO U SN ESS.
H
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N
w
ritin
g
to
ad
v
e
rtU
e rs p lea
took for it he answered "Beefsteak." traln,
|n tl)e gohool, el ht young ing stop? and is blown by a 15-horse
Tess— Hut of course there is plenty
FOR TORPID LIV ER.
\\ m e n tio n th is p a p e r.
of
room
at
the
top.
power
gas
engine.
Samuel
Johnson,
although
not
an
or,It-
j
entered
regu)ar
training
FOR COMSTIPATIOH.
nary man In any of his ideas or lmb- j schools for nurses In Philadelphia and
FOR SALLO W SKIH .
Its. took a very common place view of !eI„ where. gi* c f these have complet-
FOR THE CO M PLEXIO N
liis profession. He said that a man L j t|le prescribed course, and are now
was a fool to write for anything but 1 do|Ilg the same work as white nurses,
money, and when asked if he did not 9n(j receiving the same wages. Others
like to write, answered that it is not occupy positions ns teachers, seam­
pleasant to write, hut It Is pleasant to stresses and housekeepers. Many of
have written. The other day. says the the young men hnve gone out from
JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORE.
Argonaut, an inquisitive lady was tnik- the school to occupy responsible posts
F o o t o f M o r riso n S t r e e t .
ing with Janies Whitcomb Riley alsiut
the poor material reward that comes
Beehives In Mourning.
to poets. “ But, Mr. Riley,” she said,
Riding through a country part of
-you have no cause for complaining. Pennsylvania recently a man noticed
You must be a very rich mail. 1 under­ a beehive wltlwa’ black ribbon wound
Tho K in d T o n H ave Always B ou gh t, and which has been
stand you get a dollar a word for all around It. “ That la a singular way
you write.” "Ye-e-s, madam.” said o f bolding a hive together," he re­
In use for over 3 0 years, has borne tho signature o f
Riley, with his slow drawl; "but some­ marked. "W hy didn't they use a piece
and has been m ade tinder hls per­
ÁVegetable Preparation for A s -
times I sit All day anil can't think of of rope?”
sonal supervision since its infancy.
a single word.”
similatmg the Food andRetfula-
A llow no one to deceive you In this.
"That Isn't to hold the hive togeth­
ling (he Stomachs and Bowels o f
er," returned bis companion, a woman
A ll Counterfeits, Imitations and “ J u st-as-g o od ” are bulr
First .Nights In I'hilml* Iphta.
who bad lived most of ber life In the
Experim ents that trifle with and endanger the health o f
Philadelphia is more like London
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country. “ There has been a death In
Xnliuits and Children—Experience against Experim ent.
than any other American citj In Its
the family and the beehive hat been
unmanageable gallery.
Mr. Sot hern
put In mourning."
Promotes Digestion.Cheerful-
produced “The King's Musketeer”
"Dead bees?”
ness and Rest Contains neither
there and the first performance lasted
“ No. A dead man. woman or child
Optum.Morphine nor Mineral.
0
very late. In the last intermission the
Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OU. P are­
JiOT N a r c o t i c .
gallery boys sang. “ We won’t go home In the family.”
"Well, what on earth do they put
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. I t Is Pleasant. I t
until morning," and when. In the final
that black ribbon on the hives for?
contains neither Opium , Morphine nor other Narcotlo
act, the queen majestically struck a
/sarr * o u a-sAm npm m R
Do they bind crape on tbe boms of
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. I t destroys W orm s
gong, a boy called out. "Heavens, It's
r^nvkm Semi-
the family cow. or tie up the plow
and allays Feverishness. I t cures Diarrhoea and W in d
one o'clock!" Miss Ethel Barrymore,
horses' tails with It when anybody
who was brought up in Philadelphia
Colic. I t relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
I by her grandmother, the late Mrs. dies?”
and Flatulency. I t assimilates the Food, regulates the
"You
may
laugh.”
returned
the
wom­
'John Drew, long the favorite actress-
Stomach and Bow els, giving healthy and natural sleep.
>S~d-
an,
"but
It
Is
a
common
thing
in
New
manager of the city, made her stellar
T h e Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
deliut there in “Captain Jinks of the England where people have beehives
Horse Marines." The gallery cheered to put black around them when some­
Aperfecl Remedy for Constipa
her through the performance by calling body In the family dies. They believe
Bon, Sour Stooi|Kh.Diarrhoea
her “Our Ethel,” and reminding her at the bees will fly away from the hive
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
B ears the Signature o f
frequent Intervals that “ We knew your and go to tome other place If they are
ness and L o s * OF SLEEP.
not
notified
of
thla
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