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

ft PROMINENT COLLEGE MAN
of Indiana’s Useful Educators Says:
Feel Like a N ew Man.”
—
goatskin churns used
BY THE PERSIAN NOMADS
A method so primitive that It Is al­
most unknown elsewhere Is stilt used
hy the Persian uoniads In .churning
their butter.
In the shelter of the goatskin tent
Is swung a crusade receptacle, also
of goatskin. In which the milk Is
dumped. Then It is rocked gently by
hand until the separation of the fat
from the milk Is complete, wheu the
resultant oily mass, unsalted as is
all oriental butter, Is ready for the
consumer.
There are few more interesting peo-
A K N IQ H T O F O LD .
S tra n g e Costum e» o f tha W a r r io r s
th e C h iv a lro u « D a y * in Europe.
of
Chivalry began In Europe about the
year 012. From the 12th to the 15th
century I t had considerable influence
in reflning the manners of most Euro­
pean natious. The knight swore to ac­
complish the duties of his profession
as the champion of Clod and the la­
dies. He devoted himself to speak
the truth, to maintain the right, to pro­
tect the distressed, to practice cour­
tesy. to fulfill obligations, and to Yin*
dicate in every perilous adventure his
honor and character. Chivalry owed
its origin to the feudal system, and
ceased with the passing of that sys­
tem.
The engraving represents a typical
knight’s costume of the year 1272,
D ark H air
î e l e y
“ 1 have used Ayer’ s Hair Vigor
for a great many years, and al­
though I am past eighty years of
age, yet I have not a gray hair in
my head.”
Geo. Yellott, Towson, Md.
Writ, for
I llustrated
C irculars
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AHONroO^CRY
So
T ob a cco
P ortland , O ut .
U s in g
I Telephone Mom 594
A lc o h o l,
We mean all that rich,
dark color your hair used
to have. If it’s gray now,
no m atter; for Ayer’s
Hair Vigor always re­
stores color to gray hair.
Sometimes it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
long; and it stops falling
of tne hair, too.
ap
SI.M • bottle. All tfrsffists.
I f your druggist cannot supply yon,
expresa
•end us one dollar and we w ill ex
you a bottle. Re sure and g iv e the name
earest express office. Address,
J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Maas.
W hy Engagement Waa Broken.
" I , A. B., declare my engagement to
C. D, spinster, of this town, to be at
an end by reason of her pawning the
engagement ring,” is from the per­
sonal column of a German newspaper.
CHURJCIJÍO IS PERSIA.
MR. JOHN W. MENO.
k. John Meng, 54 Jeffreson Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., State representatlva
Lnapolis Business College, writes:
(tii in i \ believe that I ow e m y fine health to Peruna. Constant travel and
l o f food and w ater w rought havoc with m y stomach, and for months I
Id with indigestion and catarrh of the stomach. I felt that the only thing
kas to give up m y occupation which I felt very reluctant to do. Seeing
lot Peruna as a specific for catarrh I decided to give It a trial, and used
Bully for six weeks, when I found that my troubles had all disappeared
Vemed like a new man. I have a bottle of Peruna in my grip all the
nil occasionally take a few doses which keeps me in excellent health.”
IW. Meng.
■most common phases of summer who need a good remedy. As a tonic
^ are catarrh of the stomach and it is excellent. In the short time I
Peruna is a specific for aunt- have UBed it it has done me a great
aril.
deal of good.” — W illis Brewer.
.Willis Brewer, Representative
I f you do«not derive prompt and sat­
ess from Alabama, writes the isfactory results from the use of Peru­
Jng letter to Dr. Hartman:
na, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giv­
¡House of Representatives.
ing a full statement of yonr case and
Washington, D. C.
he will he pleased to give yon his valu­
I Peruna Medicine Co., Colum- able advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President oi
Letnen— I have need one b :ttle The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
jnna for lassitude, and I take O h io . '
in recommending it to those
All There Is to It.
pie. In these days of rapid progress,
than the Persian nomad. His home
Is where night overtakes him, and he
sleeps when weariness suggests that
he fall. Ordinarily his roof is heav­
en’s starry dome, but In case of storms
he crawls Into the shelter of his little
goatskin tent, where a surprisingly
large family can be made comfortable.
The Persiun, like the Moor, doee
not encourage the establishment of
prisons, death being a quicker and less
expensive method of punishing crimi­
nals. Torture In countless forms Is so
common a sight as to attract little at­
tention. and when death supervenes
the body lies where It falls until taken
away by Relatives.
FREAK OF THE OHIO RIVER
TORMS AN AMPHITHEATER
All the works of man are merely
Imitative of nature, but often there
are curious reversals, such as the
structure formed by the Ohio river,
near Evansville. Ind. The ancients no
doubt procured their Inspiration for
the great amphitheaters from the pe-
Duffy— Meeker’ s a philosophical sort
of chap isn’t he?
«
Guffy— In what respect?
Duffy— Why, he is the husband of a
famous woman, you know, but bis ob­
scurity doesn't seem to tronble him in
the least.
[ll, my child,” he -rejoined,
i the art of conversing agree-
-Slray Stories.
Ibles In Demand In Cblna.
intly a Chinese professor in a
merit college made application
f English bibles for the use of
dents.
A certain amount of money minis­
ters to the proper wants of mac, but
the man who spends his life in trying
to make money is doing nothing more
than piling tip a mass of brass-headed
tacks. What good does it do to neglect
yonr wife, yoor home, your friends, to
make money?— Rev. Frank Crane.
A Valuable Publication.
Il'MIlHilHia
Sitatile Prcparationfor As-
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»toting —
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Is o f
8IteStoinachs and Bowels
>> y n i s / C h i l u k k n
es Digestion.Cheerfuf-
sand Rest.Contains neither
pmn.Morphine nor M ineral.
|° t N a r c o t i c .
Moral Rectitude.
Moral rectitnde is a protest against
evil.
Wise men are ready to com­
mend a good man, (or he is ol value
to the community in which he lives.
— Rev. George Adams.
GASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
[The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
a -u M tu frra m #
(Remedy fo rC o n stiM -
“Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
(*® .Convulsions .Feverish-
5and Loss of S leep .
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GASTORIA
TMt eUTTKU» • •
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Dr. C. Gee Wo
W O N D ERFU L
HOME
TREATM EN T
This wonderful Chi­
nese doctor is called
great because he cures
people without opera­
tion that are given up
to die. He cures with
those wonderful Chi­
nese herbs, roots, buds,
barks and vegetables
that are entirely un­
known to medical s o l - --------------------
cnee in this country. Through the use o*
those harmless remedies this famous doctor
knows tho action o f over 500 different rem­
edies, which he successfully uses In different
diseases. He guarantees to cure cattarh, asth­
ma, Fung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness,
stomach, liver, kidneys, etc.; baa hundreds of
testimonials.
Charges moderate. Call anti
see him. Patients out o f the city writ# for
blanks and circulars. Send stamp. CONSUL­
T A T IO N FREE. ADDRESS
Truly Unlucky.
a
k n ig h t ’ s c o s tu m e ,
1272.
taken from the library of manuscripts
at Paris. It is that of a famous count
and depicts the wearer in a long
sleeveless, dark blue surcoat, with his
armorial device; a white swan on a
red field with a light red border. Un­
der his coat he wears a full suit of
mail. The helmet 'Is original, very
like the Greek, and has the furred
mantle as we see It In the seal of
Richard, King of England, of the date
of 1498. It Is the kind that fastened,
like the vizor with the mailed hood,
by an iron throat brace and a leather
thong. As a crest he wore the figure
of a swan. The sword hilt was of
gold, the sheath black, the girdle
white and the furred mantle red, with
white lining.
Do you believe that 13 la an un-
lucxy number to have at the table?” ;
asked the Mt. Auburn man.
“ I do,” replied the Norwood philos­
opher, “ especially when there ia only
enough dinner for 12.”
f | T O Permanonnr ourea
l o flu t r nerrousnesi
I I I O after first day's uaeof Dr. kliae’a Great Nervi
Restorer. Rend to r P E B K S i . OO trial bottle and treat»
M Da. R. H. K lin e . Ltd. «at Arch St.. Philadelphia, fft
Granite Best Building Material.
The value of granite aa a building
material is 10 to 25 times as great as
that of brick. After granite come in
the following order limestone, B la t e ,
aad sandstone.
Th e C. Gee W o Chinese Medicine Co.
253 Alder S t.. Portland, Oregon.
KW Mention paper.
For coughs and colds there is no better jj
medicine than Piso’s Cure for Conauinp- (
ti#n. Price 25 cents.
The Champion Draw Cut Mower
An Earth Angel.
St. Peter (at Heaven’ s gate)— Come
ia.
William Holmes, of Franklin, N. H.,
Fair Spirit (anxiously)— Is my halo
has purchased his own coffin and erect­ on straight?— N. Y . Weekly.
ed his own tombstone. He says the
future is uncer­
tain, and that, al­
though now In
his 85th year,
he has a farm, a
good house and
a bank account,
and he is not
t a k i n g
any
chances.
H e
says:
"Yrou can't ever
tell
what will
w il l ia m h o lm es ,
happen. I might
lose all iny money and not have
enough left to buy a coffin and monu­
ment. Besides, this Is a good coffin
and a handsome stone. And I'm the
one who Is going to sleep In that coffin
in the end, anyhow.”
Mr. Holmes discusses the somber
question of ante-mortem purchase of
coffins with a good deal of conser­
vatism and considers his sentiments
on the question philosophical. The
casket Is a costly one and was bought
from the stock of Ills friend. Hollis
K. Thompson, a veteran undertaker,
who died about five years ago.
He examines it quite frequently to
see that It Is being properly preserved.
He has also erected a fine monument
on his lot at Franklin Cemetery and
has the space ready to make a proper
epitaph after his demise. His friends
are hopeful that It will he many yenrs
before he will have any use for these
things he has so cautiously provided,
and from his present physical appear
ance there seems to be no doubt that
the years will be of a good number.
He Is as hearty as an athlete, never
was sick in his life, never used liquor,
or tobacco and possesses a truly won '
derful constitution.
COTTIN AND HIS MONUMENT
Making Money.
lull set of the “ Almanach de
from 1746 to 1900, was te-
I »Id in Paris for $1,300. Of
(its value is largely that of a lit-
|rarity. hut the old volumee are
lel; useful to special students.
To Break In New Shoes.
Alw ays shake in A lle n ’s Foot-Ease, a powder.
It cures hot, sweating, aching, sw ollen feet.
Cures corns, in gro w in g nails and bunions. At
all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Don't accept
any substitute. Sample m ailed FREE. Address
Allen S. Olmsted, I * Roy, N. Y.
MAN WHO BOUGHT HIS OWN
Me Doesn't W orry.
|l me,”
pleaded the artless
“ wherein lies the secret of the
(onversation?”
litre affected the attitude he was
d assume when in the act of im-
1 wisdom, and said:
[child, listen.”
listening,” breathlessly she
Drilling machinery. Over forty different styles
of machines for Water, G ab and Mineral Pro»)»ect-
Ing. Hteam or horse power. W e handle the Kelly
A Tanneyhlll Co.'» machinery, and full lines of re­
pairs carried In stock. W e also furnish gasoline
engines to run this machinery. Our machines are
faster, stronger and easier to operate than any other
machine on the market. Thousands are In suc­
cessful operation.
KEIBHHON M A C H IN E R Y
C’O., General Agents, ftn»t o f Morrison Street,
Portland, Ore. bend tor Free Illustrated Catalog.
IÍA T U B A L S A N O A MIMI JJTIE A TE R .
ouliar formation of mountain sides, and
between Evansville and Henderson
Iiy., it would seem as if dame Nature
had Imitated the architecture of the
Greeks and Romans. The yellow banks
for miles show the stages of the fa llng
water In great ledges. A t one point,
where the waters swirl Inland, a regu­
lar series of circular steps has ap­
peared, and If one were In Italy hs
might fancy he was looking on the
remains of some old Roman circus.
TALLEST GERMAN SOLDIER
IS A FRIEND O r THE KAISER
The German army la celebrated for
the remarkable average height of its
soldiers, but very few, If any, can come
wtthln six inches of
the altitude of the
tallest one in all the
many branches of
the German army.
The nmn who en­
joys this distinction
Is Corporal Tappll-
c o f f , and In bis
stocking feet he reg­
isters six feet and
nine inches. The tall
corporal finds that
his extreme height
draws to him far
more attention than
bis Innate modesty
thinks
necessary,
and he Is made the
butt of many a Joke
perpetrated by bla
shorter companions.
L ife has its rec­
ompense# for him,
corporal tapplicopp . however. for he la
greatly admired by the kaiser, who fre-
quentlv calls upon him for special du­
ties which bring with them a measur#
of pleasure, and relief from the rou­
tine of army life.
,
Tappllcoff recently had the pleasure
of accompanying the kaiser on hla trip
. ,o Rome, where «be tall soldier attract-
I ,d much attention among the compara­
tively small soldiers of Italy.
The Mower w ith the “ DRAW C U T."
"d r a w in g " the cu ttin g bar from a point
ahead, causing the w heels to press h ard­
er on the ground, and g iv in g increaned
power for nard cutting.
It is no "push cu t,” "p u s h in g " the bar
from Iteeind, w hen the more cuttiug,
the more tendency for the wheelH to Hit
from the ground.
See th “ point? The "D ra w r u t ” Cham­
pion keeps the wheels on the ground
and is the most yow erful cutter in the
field, lias many convenient features.
Send for handsome catalogue and c a l­
endar. • Mailed free.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO..
First sod Taylor Sts..
SHOW ME A PROS­
PEROUS BUSINESS
V ^ h g | brow ,
A MIÑSTERING
ANGELTHOU:
And Til show you a
Sm ith-Prem ier T ype-
writer in the office of
that business-nine times
out of ten. It's like the
red-headed girl and the
white horse- when you
see one you can see the
other.
Drop us a postal and let
us tell you about this
T ypewriter.
D U R P H Y & D IC K ER M A N
Sole Agents for Pacific Coast,
247 Stark St., Portland Oregon
The Bthokc Wiiktr Busfnts, ColWw
kas purchased 25 Smith Premiers
for Ita ne» school.
B r id a l G ift H e r W e ig h t In Silver.
A German paper report« a singular
freak of paternal liberality In the mat­
ter o f wedding dowry. On the be­
trothal of his daughter, Herr Duehat
seheck b a d announced that he would
give her as her marriage portion her
weight In «liver currency. According­
ly on the wedding day the bride » 1 1
formally weighed In the drawing-room
In the presence of the assembled
guests before proceeding to church.
The bride turning the scale at 140
pounds a sack was at once filled with
silver crowns to the same weight The
exact number o f crown« waa 13.500,
about *2.800.
J oy s o f a M illio n a ire .
there any real advantage In be­
ing a millionaire?"' asked tbe philoso­
pher.
There Is.” answered Mr. Dustin
Stax. “ You can wear your old clothes
without exciting comment, which Is a
g r e a t economy.” — Washington Star.
Portland. Ore, . mi .
Sàio E verywhere .
P. N. U.
No 27— 1903.
f T i / H K M w i l t l » » to a d Tor
v .r tls .v s p l .a o .
I YY
pinoci on tn to p-p»r.
P R U SSIA N S TO C K FO O D
,
th e Gremtemt C o n d itio n e r mod S to c k P m ttcn e r k n o w n .
M O * t E 8 d o m o re w o rk on less feed. C O W S jcivr m ore and richer
milk. HOGS g r o w and fa tten quicker if giv en this fo od .
M A R C S P IG S G R O W .
GOO D F O R S T U N T I D C A L V E S .
I h e r e hewn feetfln g I’ nm rlan Stork
an a p p rtttr and m a k f* th r p len jrrow
%ury rmmIts V. W u KOOS a T figtn,
A J ts lL
to m y t h o m o e h T< rest »wins»
I alao Irked It om “ atontad
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with
Pro••(•• Remedy Ce.. St. Psel. Mins.
Or «(en .
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> o t W h a t H . S m o k o« P . r .
All of the complimentary term«,
She— Won't yon glv^ up smoking to
such as accomplished, brilliant, hand-
phase me?
tome, charming, gallant, etc., f>de
lie— Blit I don't smoke to please you.
Into insignificance In old age before
At the age of 30 a woman regrets
one word that conveys more that Is
complimentary; and that word la “ pa- that her past didn't begin a few years
later.
tlent-”
Y O U R •
C H A N C E
IIN L I F E
Perhap* thi« iff the hefft chance that haa barn offered to
you. You can’t afford to overlook it. Perhapa you will
succeed best in a lmaineaa career. We fit you practically
for baainoaa, and aaaiat in getting you a position when
competent; all onr graduates are employed. That'« the
whole story. Resulta are never in doubt with our gradn-
atei*. You had better ait right down now and write for
catalogue which expiaina fully.
BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE,
R elievin g that the S m ith-P rem ier Is the most ¡©¡>ulsr typ ew riter on
the Coast, w - have purrhaeed 2& machines for our new school.
Portland,
Oregon.