Lane County leader., May 29, 1903, Image 7

at
ired Feeling
M b Idea of Happlnes«.
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And so they were married and lived
happily ever after.”
Now what d»
you think of that?
“ d®
C o m m o n B p r in « T r o u b lo .
Mr. Enpeck— 1 think they mint have
jjgn that the blood ia deficient secured a divorce right away.
¡y, Just a* pimple« aud other
Similarity.
„ ',re sigus that the blood
Jewsharp George— I sopposeafter yer
polled around in de street an’ got full
r*.
warainfr. too, which only tha of mud de lady in de wayside cottage
thought yer had been intoxicated
US fail to heed.
Cinder Charley— Not at all.
I told
her I had been rid in’ in a racin’ auto-
mobile.
d’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
—
Pertinent Inquiry.
it, give n®w life, new cour-
Biggs (smoking))— This is something
like a cigar, old man
ugtli and animation,
Higgs (getting a whiff)— Yes— er—
cleanse the blood aud clear the
something like one. What is it, any­
way?
1
t no substitute.
The Mean Man.
UreU all the time and con Id not
ittcr taking Hood’« Sarsaparilla
‘ ‘ Never heard of such an ungrateful
I could sleep well and the tired man.”
“ In wbat way?”
gone. This great medicine has
me of scrofula." Mas. C. M.
“ Why, I heard he was freezing and I
had a bushel of coal dumped ou bis
Hoad, Conn.
pavement.”
s a r s a p a r i l l a p r o m i s e s to
“ What then?”
k eu p s t h e p r o m is o .
“ Well, he had the nerve to say as
long as 1 had muss») up his sidewalk
i he lioped I would send someone arouud
K e e p in g in Practice.
i to clean it.”
Washington’ s birthday masked
, in lull swing.
The hour for
Scientific Fact.
jog had arrived.
Fred— Do you know anything about
ere is George Washington?" | love?
be Spanish inquisitor of Louis
Joe— Do I? My dear boy, I ’ ve made
it a life Btudy
last l saw ol him ,” said Louis,
Fred— With what result?
I in the buffet cutting down the
Joe— Well, I ’ ve succeeded in reduc­
supply of cherry bounce.
ing my ignorance of it to a science.
lion.
A Q u a n d a ry.
is in a bad fix m en tally."
st’s his trouble?’ ’
can’t decide whether it is better
his soul cursing the icy pave-
lose his life trying to whip the
t throws ashes on them Against
.’’—Baltimore News.
No Dash About Him.
Jones— Hamilton is a pretty good ex­
ample of what a business man ought to
be.
Brown— In some ways, yes, but then
he’s so terribly deliberate. Why, I've
known him to spend ten minntes over
his noonday lunch — Boston Transcript.
RUSHING MAIL OVER THE RAIL IN
THE EARLY DAYS OF THE GREAT WEST.
T
A ll s e r io u s lu n g
troubles begin with a
tickling in the throat.
You can stop this at first
in a single night with
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
^ N e u r a lg ia
P r ic e , 25c. e n d 50c.
Will Sometimes happen.
No Elapsing Years.
e-Miss Thirtyodd seems to
•ge well.
-Hold her age I
Why, she
it go cl a single year since she’ s
enty-five!— Baltimore Herald.
~yhs and colds there Is no better
than Piso'a Cure for Contump-
Price 25 cents.
DEAFNESS
CANNOT
HE
CURED
B y lo c a l a p p lic a tio n «, «■ th e y can n ot reach tha
d i.e a r e d p o rtio n o f th e ea r. T h ere ia o n ly o o e
way to cu re d t-ain e«-, and th a t 1« by e o n »tltu -
t io n a l rem ed ies. D eafness is cau sed b y an in ­
fla m ed c o n d itio n o f th e m u cou s l i f t g o ft h a
E u sta ch ia n T u b e. W h en th is tu be g e t* in -
fla m ed y'on h a ve a r u m b lin g somnd o r im p e r ­
fe c t h e a rin g , am i w h e n i t is e n tir e ly c.osed
d eafn ess is th e resu lt, and unless th e in fla m m a ­
tio n c a n b e ta k en o u t a n d th is tu be rest ire d to
its n o rm a l c o n d itio n , h e a rin g w i l l be d estroyed
fo r e v e r ; n in e cases o u t o f ten a re caused by
«»atarrh. w h ic h is n o th in g bu t an in fla m ed
c o n d itio n o f th e m ucous surfaces.
W e w ill g iv e O n e H u n d red D o llars fo r an y
case o f D eafness (cau sed b y c a ta rrh ) th a t can
n o t be cu red b y H a ll s C atarrh Cure. Send for
51rCUl“ ’ ’ ' r ' Y J. C H E N E Y A CO.. Tolado, a
B old by D ru g g lsU , 75c _
H a ll’« F a m ily P U ls a r » th e boat.
Out of Repair.
O e ttln g a t th e C au ses.
all boy while walking with hie
Mrs. Mnggine—How did you break
one very warm day, and being
overcome with heat, raised bis yonr husband of swearing?
Mrs. Baggins —I had the telephone
feeling the drops of perspira-
taken out and gave the alarm clock
his brow, said:
away.— Philadelphia Record.
ther, my head is leaking.”
ting Ulcers. t£rs
entirely | ° « nUjn# no mineral or poison-
ons drugs of any description, bnt is guar-
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antecd a purely vegetable remedy, a Wood
»ad tonic combined and a safe and permanent cure for chronic sores
**"■ H Ton have a slow-healing sore of any kind, external ^ u tcrn a L
us about it, and our physicians w ill advise you without charge
e “ food and Its Diseases ” free.
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HICAGO la planning n new system of subways, by means of which
lT jL the greater part of the street car traction, traffic, and telegraph and tele-
' “-"p h o n e wires are to be placed underground. Already eighteen miles of one
of these subways, built in conaection with the plant to give Chicago an
automatic telephone system, Is finished, and plans for the completion o f the
system are now maturing. It Is proposed to construct tunnels whlclf will
furnish an Improved aystem of rapid transit; a separata tunnel connecMng
with tha basements of stores and wsrehouscs along the route, through which
freight will be sent to all parts of the city, and which will also carry tele­
phone wires, cables, ate., together with additional smaller galleries and
conduits for the carrying of pneumatic tubes and electric and water tnalus.
It Is also proposed to provide within the subway region a modern aud Im­
proved system of high and low level sewers.
A novel and useful feature will be the provision of facilities for the
laying of electric wires and cables from within the tunnels, and not. as
now. from the street. The cables, on rollers are placed on cars aud lowered
to the tunnel through shafts on private property, and are then carried
through the conduits and laid upon racks. This method will remove any
necessity for Interfering with public traffic on the street levels. The whole
plan, as outlined, means that in the near future the streets of Chicago will
be used only for pleasure-driving, without the interference o f heavy truck­
ing and of the obstructions now necessary in repairing underground wires
and mains. A part of the street railway system will, however, be kept on
the street level.
C AUG H T IN A PATR O L BOX.
P o lic e m a n
Waa T o o Fat t o P e r f o r m
P a r t o f H U D o ty .
a
Stout policemen have Ibeir troubles,
not the worst of which la running after
«mail lioya- Policeman James Treston
of police statlou No. U one night re­
cently wished he was several pounds
lighter. When lie made bis usual call
to the station-house at 9:150 o’clock lie
entered the call box at Highland aud
Penn avenues. He opened the door
and then stepped Inside. Mr. Treston
has somewhat more than bis share of
avoirdupois and he comfortably filled
tng is a source o f so much trouble as an old sore or ulcer, partien-
hen located upon the low er extrem ities where the circulation is weak
nggislu A gangrenous eatin g ulcer upon the leg is a frightful sight,
the poison burrows deeper and deeper into the tissue beneath and the
tinues to spread, one can almost see the flesh m elting away and feel
“gth going out w ith the sickening discharges. Great running sores
offensive ulcers often develop from a simple boil, swollen gland,
or pimple, aud are a threatening danger always, because, while all
:res are not cancerous, a great m any are, and this showld make you
the box.
ious of all chronic, slow-hes-ling ulcers and sores, particularly if cau-
The telephone hung on the wail di­
ns in your fam ily. Face sores are common and cause the greatest rectly opposite the door, and when
anee because they
___are are
so so
r __ per-
Treston was busily engaged In telling
S O R E S ON B O T H A N K L E S .
t ami unsightly and detract so
the house sergeant that all was well
Gentlemen : About ten y*«ra ago • I on his beat he did not see the wind
from one's personal appearance,
ladle aged and old people and ■ mall more o .m . on aach o f m y ankle*. close the door on him. He heard the
S a w ( a t Into the plaeea and they ba-
»nose blood is contaminated and cune larga, eating nicer«, and I «uf- click of the lock, however, and then
with the germ s and poison o f frred lntanaaly for
turned—or rather tried to turn— to see
* or some previous sickness, are I had apant mere than $600.00 tr y ­ i what had happened. But he could not
in g to got w e ll whan I chanced to
ief sufferers from chronic sores aea 8. 8. B. advertieed in a Kempbla | eet around, the door was seeurely
papar. I began to taka It and waa ; looked and he fitted the box like the
W h ile the blood remains ia
healthy, polluted condition heal- „ f a d . M y llmba have naver bean
1 proverbial sardine.
aora or g iv e n me « “ 7
impossible, and the sore w ill
alnoa. I have recommended 8. 8. B. ! What was to be done? He couldn't
he to grow and spread in spite o f to a great many paopla, and am now ! turn around to open the door, so he
and salves or an y superficial or g iv in g It to my nlne-year-old eon fl>r ' p o u n d e d against the tin wall o f the
Eczema. D uring my long aioknesa X
treatment, for the sore is bnt w a s i l liv
g n
riaar
This drew a crowd of specta
i v i in
n g
e a r Memphis,
M e m p h is , T«nn., but box
” vartl sign o f some constitu- h a v e s i n c e r o t n o r a d t o K a n » “
tors but they were powerless to assist
, maorder, a bad condition o f a n d a m n o w r e s i d i n g a t N o . 6 1 4 him’ They bad no key. He rang np
E a a t S l k t w m t ^ S t r . a t ^ H A n g T,
;°od and system which local
the station bonae again and explained
•ies . cannot cure.
A blood purifier
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K a n s a s C ity , H o .
bis predicament Amid tbs hearty
«me is what yon need.
Some-
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to cleanse the blood, restore its lost properties, quicken
”cd '»vigorate tho constitution, and S. S. S. is just snch a lemedy.
S. S. reaches these old chronic sores through the flood J
of the trouble and counteracts and removes fro™
.
Purities and poisons, and gradually l»ild s up t t i e e n t f r e y
ifiej
eas the sluggish circulation, and when the blood has bee P
and the system purged of all morbid.
unhealthy matter th e
begins, and the nicer or sore is soon
WANTED |
Everywhere. Write now.
*« ■ h $ f $ b e e n b s 1 d $ ( A l C A B E T S s a S m t
a m ild and effective la x a tiv e tbey are suuplr wou
derfu l. M y daughter and 1 w ere bothered with
sick stomach and our breath was very bad. A fte r
N E W L Y D IS C O V E K E D A U S T R A L I A N
taking a few doses Of Caacarois we have unproved T H E
Wonderfully. T h ey are a g rea t helo lu the fam ily.'*
B O T A N IC A L R E M E D IE S ,
Wir.HEi.ki h s a N a g e l .
1137 K itten bouse 8t.. Cincinnati, ChiO.
i F o r th e C u re o f a ll D iseases and a O n e D o lla r
B ook F r e e .
C AN D Y
W e w i l l m a ll fre e to a n y p erson h a v in g a die»-
ease, o u r te n th a n n u a l e d itio n , T i e G a te w a y
■ m.
c a t h a r t ic
^
to H e a lth a n d W e a lth , re a lly a i>rte d o lla r b ook .
T re a ts on n e w w a y s to g e t h e a lth a n d w e a lt h »
has fo rm u la s fo r th e cu re o f m a n y d iseases,
h o w t<> n u rse and c a re fo r th e sick, h o w to p ro ­
lo n g o ld a g e am i liv e loo yea rs, w r in k le r e m o v ­
e r an d (o m p le x io n b e a u llfle r - w o r th its w e ig h t
in g o ld , m a n y v a lu a b le m is c e lla n e o u s r e c e ip t «
fo r h o u s e w ife , farn e buidnem a n d p ro fe s s io n a l
m en . v a iim b ie m is o e ll& tie o a « In fo r m a tio n .t r a d *
secrets a n d m o n e y m a k in g schem es, a rea l b o t­
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. !>o a n ic a l w o n d e r ,e n c y c lo p e d ia a n d h o m e d o c to r
b
o o k , v a lu a t le to a ll th a t w a n t h e a lth a n d
flood, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c. 60c.
w e a lth , i^end y o u r a d d ress to d a y an d th e a d ­
... CURE C O N S T I P A T I O N . ...
dress o f tw o o r m o re (e r s o i.e th a t h a v e cot»-
I tarif.f Rvaardv lo .p is r , <*!»■»*•. ■•■irvat. S.w lark. 31* s u m p tio n , c a ta rrh , rh e u m a tis m , n e rv o u s dins
M A . T O . R A P Hold and guaranteed by a41 drug« eases, eczoru a, p iles, li v e r , k id n e v . \ la d d e r ,
g r a v e l, h e a r td is e a s e , la m e back o r sid es,w o rm %
R U - I U - D A U Kisia to C i M k Tooaooo HahlL
b a ld h eads, a sth m a , c h ro n ic o ld s< « - s , sal*,
rh eu m o r b lo o d d is o rd e rs , o r a n y o th e r d is e a s e ,
P . N . U.
N o. 22— 1903.
a n d th e bo >k w ill be m a ile d to you anti* th e m
fr e e on r e c e ip t o f ten c e n ts to pay p ostage. Adk
dre. s
’ H E N w i l t i n g t o a d v e r t is e r * p lo a e e
|\Y
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The California Botanical Hedlclne Co., Inc..
nfclon tlu ia p a p a r .
lo w N orth A lva ru d o 8L. Los Angeles, CaL
VV V V V TV V V TV J
trained and paid nursing there Is algo
a loss o f something else, and the point
to be settled Is whether this loss Is
beneficial to all parties concerned.
Personally. I doubt It. So far. Indeed,
as the slighter ailments are concerned,
I believe—and 1 know many doctors
will bear i»e out—that the growing
habit of sending at once whenever pos­
sible for skilled shoulders on which to
lay every tittle of responsibility can­
not fall to weaken a woman's mother­
hood or loosen the tie of her wifehood.
“ This is strong language. I know, but
the subject deserves It. The nurs­
ing of the sick Is something that no
woman can ufford to leave out of her
life altogether without detriment to
her own character. Let her call In
skilled aid by all means should she he
unfit for the technical part o f the
work, but that does not exonerate her
from other work quite as Important
For. without being a Christian Scien­
tist I assert that no reasonable per­
son who has studied the marvelous In­
fluence of mind can doubt that the
mental atmosphere In which we hap­
pen to be does affect the body.”
1,1 f c
H u h a c r lp tlo n a .
A Century subscriber recently wrote
to tha publishers Inquiring wbat the
charge would be for a life subscription
to the Century for a man 33 years of
age. The question was submitted to
laughter of the house sergeant he one of tbe large life Insurance compan­
asked that a man be sent down with a ies. who reported that by tbs American
key to let him out Fifteen minutes experience table of mortality, assuming
later he stepped from the box Ip the money to earn three per cent annual In
middle o f a crowd of laughing men, terest, a man 33 years o f age should
women and children. He was hot. per­ pay $81.64 for a life subscription to tha
spiring and angry, bnt he went back Century. The publishers do not think
It Is worth while to open a department
to his beat.— Pittsburg Gaxette.
for life subscriptions, bnt it Is Interest­
T r a in e d - * a r s e H a b it.
ing to know that a man of 33 can look
A writer in the Saturday Review , forward to the probable enjoyment of
contends that wives and mothers have over eighty dollars' worth of future
too much given np a precious service Century magazines.
In surrendering the sickroom, even |
in trivial cases, to the trained nurse j One day’s exercise with a wood saw
He says: “ W e have to face the fact j Is worth two weeks of physical cul­
that while there la great gain In | tura.
Boys’ and Y o u th »’
j
Ask your dealer for the Jack
Knife Shoe. Every boy gets a
pocket knife with his pair of
shoes. Best wearing shoes. R a z o r
steel knives.
•
Jack Knife Shoes 3
it K R A U S E &
à
A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Â A A A A A A A A A A A A
a
\ la. DOUGLAS
k$3.^and
$3.22 S h o e s MSS
Y o u can nave fr o m flb.tMl to AA.CH) y e a r ly
(■ iT "
b y w e a r i n g VV. 1 » D o u g l a s
o r S 3 S h o e s.
T h e y a re ju st as good In e v e r y w a y an th o ie th a t
‘ la v e been costirm you fr o m $1.00 t o $.r>.00. T h «
im m ense $:tle o f W . L . D o u glas shoes p r o v e «
i|M-*riority c
o v e r a ll o th er nmkei
l»y retMil shoe d e a le r«
everyw here,
genuine have nam e and p rie«
stam ped on Ilio b o tto m . T a k e n o
■ in stitute. F a » t Color E p * let» u**d.
L . D o u g la s f 4 G ilt I d gw
L in e c a n n o t b e equalla**!
a t a n y p r ic e .
Th. btn$l$a sftrri pro««.. s(ls*.li|lksl>stlsin m I n
prod bfh ir.or. fleilKlo and Innrer w.Arloff loath.«
«Mo M f other IsnaiRS. The .Alo. ha*, moro tboa dois-
«Od Iko pa«« four yr.rs, arhlrb pr.v*>. it. suporlorU/.
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IA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A
hronic Sores
\ AGENTS
»
BAD
BREATH
Rheumatism
continues to bo the eure cure o f
J-
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CHICAGO’S PLAN TO PUT TRAFFIC UNDERGROUND.
O v e r on e m illion dolla rs in pensions secu red
b y us fo r o u r c lie n ts d u r in g th e s ix y e a rs la st !
past. O v e r '¿0 years su ecessfu l ex u erien c *. P e r - !
son al a n d p ro m p t a tte n tio n to a ll c la im s en- !
tru sted to us. I f y o u r a tto r n e y has been d is ­
b a rred y o u enn a p p o in t un to net in y o u r c la im s . !
Fees fix e d b y la w a n d c o n tin g e n t u pon success. ;
T a b e r & W h itm a n C o., 3»-10 W a rd e r b l d g ,
W a s h in g to n , D. C.
“ You wouldn’ t believe it,lieutenant,
At'« the outlook for a newspa-
bnt cnly yesterday a lieutenant lay at
this town?”
in the world. Editor’ s up my feet.”
“ Oh, yes!
Lieutenants sometimes
, to' sees over the whole coun-
stumble!” — Fliegende Blaetter.
OFF
Packst Swds
33 1 O PER n ill GEHT
■
St. Jacobs Oil
__ ' Cured 5 o fit* or nervouene«
n first day'll tiaeof Dr. K lin e’s Great N orn
- Jd for F R E K * ¿ . 0 0 trini botilo and treat-
H.K line . Ltd. Ml Arch dL. Philadelphia, F a
(S u ccessor« to J oh n P o o l« )
F o o t o l M o rriso n S t r e e t . P o r tla n d , O regon
W it h us fo r Saw M ill a n d S h i n « ! « M ill M a ­
c h in e r y
W in d M ill a n d R a in s T u m p , E tc.
(T e a m S eparators, r e g u la r p ric e $00, now f f t t
S p rin g w a g o n s * » .
b u g g y sh a fts
5tk
HE recent war between the Atchison aud Burlington for »be mall haul
between Chicago aud Kansas City recalls an event about the middle of
“ I have kept Ayer’ s Cherry Pec­
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the last ceutury that excited interest from ocean to oceau. The line
toral in my bouse for a great many
X
Y o u can la r g e ly in c re a s e th e y ie ld o f
now used by the Burlington from St. Joseph to Hannibal was com­
years. It is the best medicine in
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y o u r c ro p by u sin g o u r s p e c ia l ie r t ilis -
pleted In 18Ó0, aud was kuowu us the Hauulbal and St. Joseph Uallroad. Be­ the world for coughs and colds.”
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ers. W rite fo r prices.
fore the track had time to get "solid” the managers were asked If they
J. C. Williams, Attica, N. Y.
could trausport the mall from the Mississippi to the Missouri ltlver aud
there connect with the “ Pony Expresa” In a certain fixed time. They said
they didn’t know, hut that they’d die trying.
L. L. Coleman was yard master at Macon. Wbat he ssw of the great
For orders of $1.00 or more
run agalust time he describes thus in the Kansas City Times:
(T h is d o es n o t in c lu d e g r a m s e e d » or
"In those days all engines were wood burners. Ou that day I was at
g a rd e n seeds in q u a n t it y .)
I f in th a m a r k e t w r it e fo r s p e c ia l u»ei
Macon City with my wood sawing outfit. There were about 2,000 cords of
^
prices.
wood piled four ranks deep and eight feet high on the railroad bank oppo­
site the male street of the town. The late E. K. Bennett, station agent,
t
M IN N , the SEEDMAN.
f
handed me a telegram from the fuel agent to wood the tender of the fast
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188 F ron t S tre e t, « - » o r t l a n e l . O r w . ♦
mall engine lu less than no time. 1 got the exact measurement of a loco­
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motive tender aud erected a platform to that height. I then put every
possible uiuu that could find standing room on the platform, each one with
K •‘•\e>> ® < 8 ® @ ® ® ® c r J
an arm full of selected wood. Á large crowd congregated to witness the
loacllug of the teuder. Way down the line we saw the smoke rolling out
Three sizes: 25«., Me. II. All dntjlsts.
of the big balloonllke stack and a great cheer went up from a thousand
throats.
Consult yonr doctor. I f h e s s y s tales It,
then do as he says. I f ho tolls you not
“ 'Yonder she comes! Ain’t she a cuttlu' It?
to take it, then don’ t take It. He knows.
"The engine came in, steam hissing from a dozen places and safely valve
L e a v e it w ith him. W# ara w illin g.
J. C. A Y E R CO.. L o w o ll. Mass.
snorting grandly. The woodmen stepped over, emptied their arms, the engi­
neer whistled and the train was oil with a roar and clatter. The stop was
Just fifteen seconds by my watch. I had Just had time to look Into the
car and see the occupants clutching their seats with both hands to prevent
A Little Tift.
being spilled over the floor.
Mrs. Beoham— There is no mf rrying
“ The engine was the ‘Missouri,’ Addison Clark, engineer. The coach was in heaven, thank goodness!
then the finest one on the' road. Men hunting a smoking car would now turn
Benham— 01 courea not; people get
up their noses at It. The officials on board were President Joshua Gentry, their pnnisment in the other place!—
RAMBLES. OLDSMOBILE. WAVERLY k TOLEDO
who was ‘elegantly’ attired in a homemade suit of blue Jeans, and on his Sketchy Bits.
Automobile*. $500 up.
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coat were velvet cuffs; Superintendent J. T. R. Hayward, Assistant Super­
RAMBLER. IMPERIAL. MONARCH. CRESCENT
intendent O. N. Cutler SDd Jack Harris, bolding the proud position of con­
A lw a y s lo o k fo r th is tra d e m a r k : “ T h e K le a n , ;
k BARNES Bicycles. $20 oui upwiido.
K o o l, K it c h e n K in d .”
T h e s t o v e « w ith o u t
ductor.
MOTORCYCLES.
■m oke, ashes ur h ea t. M a k e c o m fo r ta b le c o o k ­
Send fo r c a ta lo g u es.
“ I thought the train would most certainly be ditched before reaching in g .
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FRED T . M E R R ILL CYCLE CO.
8L Joseph If It continued at that reckless rate of speed, hut by some miracle
Unpaid British Consuls.
Portland, Oregon.
It kept the track and the precious mall pouches were delivered within four
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
The British government recently ap­
minutes after arrlvlug at St. Joseph on the west bank o f the river to
William Cody (Buffalo Bill), who carried them by ten-mile relays of ponies, pointed unpaid vice consols in four
under whip and spur, across the plains and mountains to San KraucKco.— largj towns in France, where such
posts have not hitherto existed, ami
New York Mall and Express.
found in each case well qualified Brit-
his residents willing to undertake tbe
duties of the position.
Just the same as e ver
Fine Outlook.
Bronchitis
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G ood year w e lt (h a rd -a e w e d procesa« sh o e*
Umn a n y O' her m an u factu rer in th e w o rld .
$25,000 U Reward
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P O R T LA N D , OR.
310 Harkst Strut
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