Lane County leader., October 24, 1903, Image 3

. Distres*
fter
G randdaughter o f Oran, to M „r r , ^
T b , «.gagem eu t
E a tin g
MU.
between meals, b elch in g, vom -
Ijtuleni e, fits o f n ervou s head-
ID*
in the stom ach, are all
ate, P“ “
of dyspepsia, and the lon ger
nmpWO>’
’ I, neglected the harder it is to cure it
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and P ills
jnllcallr and perm anently cure It—
nrengtheo and tone the stomach and
digestive organs fo r the n a tu ra l
Boaemary
, nmmum,
Hartoris,
yuu«ie»t T H Í VARIOU S C O N F L IC T IN G
TERESTS AND R A C E S
E F T «
Mr" N elli. O rín , Z .
torla to Lieulens.it John Wright of
the l ulted State» army. M l*. Sarturis
e r , T,K™ Ud* ‘ u* b,er <>t ’ he late Gen-
eral U. 8. o r. „ t and ,, one of th#
relgulng belle, of Washington. I u her
betrothal to Lieutenant Wright an Iu-
te r m in g phaae o f history is mu,.
^ Lieuten an t
W right’,
father had
performance of their fu n ction*.
Accept no substitute fo r R o o d ’*.
•I ha* dyspepsia twnity-Hre years and
^ oiflsrent medicine* but got no help
^Jil I be*»“ takln* Hood's Sarsaparilla,
gin taken (our bottlee of this medicine
ud can no* eat almost anything sleep
•til. hare no cramps In my stomach, no
puniDf and no distress
Mas. W illiam
o. Bisarrr, 1« Olnsy St.. Frorldence, R. I.
H ood's S a r s a p a r i l l a p r o m i s e e
eur* a n d k e a p a t h # p r o m i s e .
tiA L i\A i\ M i l ! A T I UN
to
A D is c r im in a tin g D o g .
"Yes, the neighbors com plain about
L r d o g."
"Poes he b ite?"
“ No; he’s too affectionate. H e has
the reputation of being a judge of beau-
(v and every tim e a p retty woman
puses along the street he frisks about
I otiavagantly.”
“ I should think the wom en would
i like that."
"Yes, but there are o n ly tw o pretty
Mtaa ROSKMARY .ARTORtS.
»omen on the street— the others com­
splendid
record aa a Confederate sol­
plained.” — Cleveland P la in Dealer.
dier. As a colonel of a Tennessee regi­
•|TA Permanently Lured. X fo flu o r n e r v i
ment he fought Grant In the drawn
i H|o after tlrstday’ s use o f D r.K lIn e ’ sG reat N erve
battle of Belmont. Later he fought
' BMtorer. Send for F r e * 9 3 tria l b ottle and t r e a t s
Ur.Jt-H. Kline, Ltd -.M l A rub S t . Philadelphia, F a
the hero o f Appomattox at Shiloh,
where the power o f the Confederacy
L a st Touch of Realism.
In the Went was shaken.
The photograph and m ovin g picture»
A fte r the war General W right re­
hive been combined, say the Chicago moved to Washington, and hla son, on
! Tribune, thus m aking it possible to
the outbreak o f the Spanish-American
give the last touch o f realism to prize
war. volunteered, and showed so well
light views.
the soldierly qualities that marked his
father that he Is now an officer in the
T e te -a -T e te .
famous Fifth Infantry.
"Ah,” he said to her over th eir ice
cream, “ it is v ery sweet, but not so BEING RAISED TO TOP
iweet as you.”
“ I t is s o ft,” she re­
OT HILL 150 TEET HIGH
turned prom ptly, “ but not so soft as
you.” ‘ ‘ And it is c o ld ,” he conclud­
Foot by foot the old Brown home­
ed, "but not so cold as y o u .” — P h ila ­
stead. for many years a landmark on
delphia Press.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
---------- **■
Brown Station. Pa.. Is being raised to
In n of O h io , c i t t o r tolzdo , »
the top o f a bluff, a distance o f 150
L ucas C o u n t y .
\ **•
F kank J. C h e n ey makes oath that he Is the fe e t The lot on which the house stood
lenior parter of the firm o f F. J. C h e n e y & Co..
doin|buiinesn in the C ity o f Toledo, County
»ndstate aforesaid, and that said firm w ill pair
theaumol ONE H U ND RE D DOLLARS for each
and every cane of Catarrh that cannot be cured
bytke use of H a l l ’ s C a t a r r h C u r e .
F R A N K J. C H E N E Y
Sworn to before me and subscribed in m▼
ymeuce, this ith day o f December, A . D. 1886.
|^71
A . W. GLEASON,
I
Hotary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is tasen In tern ally and acts
diisctly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi
tteiyitem. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. C H E N E Y A CO., Toledo* a
T h os e " ho A r . N o w K n « « . « ,
B lo o d ,
Drena.,
of
IN ­
|„ t h .
W e,
• » ■ r e o o í t h e T r o u b le 1 . t h e " M e c e -
dwuiau Committee."
One o f the moat Involved matter*
now claiming public attention la the
aituatlon In the Balkans. It Involves
every essential feature o f the once-
called "Eastern question" since the
tribe of Othman Hist crossed the H el­
lespont, remarks the New York T rib ­
une, which In a recent article throws
considerable light upon the subject.
Turkey In Europe, as It remains
since the partitioning o f 1878, consist,
of seven provinces: Constantinople and
Adrlanople, which form much o f an­
cient Thrace: 8alonlca, Kosaovo and
Monastlr, which largely comprise the
region vaguely known aa Macedonia,
and Scutari and Janlna, which form
the bulk o f Albania, or old Illyria. The
inhabitants are varied. There are many
Turks, descendants of the tribe o f Oth­
man, which Invaded Europe and over­
threw the Byzantine empire. There
are Greeks, descendants o f the Greeks
of classic day a. There are Albanians,
o f Arnauts. a strange "remnant o f fo r­
gotten peoples” descended from the Pe-
lasglans, who occupied all that part o f
Europe before the Dorian migration
founded ancient Greece. There are
many Jews.
There are Wallachs,
or Vlachs, descended from the autoch­
thones, mingled with the Greeks, with
language derived from the Latin.
There are Roumanians akin to the
Wallachs, but o f mixed Roman In­
stead o f Greek blood. There are Bul-
gars, a Slavic people forming an In­
ferior branch of the Finnish stock.
The Macidoulan Committee, com­
posed of Bulgarian political agitator*,
last spring announced that a general
Insurrection would be provoked during
this year. T o that end Ita members,
led by the notorious Sarafoff and oth­
ers. resorted to train-wrecking, arson
and murder, perpetrated sometimes
against Greeks. W allachs and other
Christians. The Turks retaliated. So
did the Arnauts, who are hot partisans
o f the Turks.
Then Turkish tTOop*
were sent In to quell the troubles, and
so the present state o f affairs was de­
veloped. Although the revolt was thus
artificially organized by the Bulgara
for the sake o f political conqueat, and
was at flrat disapproved and realsted
by the Greek* and Wallacba, It li now
coming to appeal pretty strongly to all
the people. T h e Bulgars persist In It
for political conqueat The Greeks,
Wallachs and others accept It In the
b >pe o f Intervention or something that
w ill free them from Turkish misrule,
and at the same tim e save them from
Bulgarian oppression, which would be
to them almost as bad as Turkish, and
many o f the Turks even regard the
revolution with relief and satisfaction
as the only w ay out o f an Intolerable
situation.
S A Y 8 C O L U M B U S D ID N 'T .
D i s c o v e r i e s In
G r e e n la n d T h r e e t e n
t h e F a m e o f C h r is t o p h e r .
Reports concerning Important discov­
ery made In Greenland by the Danish
exploring expedition under Captain
Braun w ere brought to this city by
Oaptaln Frieeble, o f the Brltlah bark
Alkaline, sayi the Philadelphia R ec­
ord. The scientist* follow in g the In­
trepid Braun Into the fa r frosen north
hare found abundant material to sup­
port their claim that the Norsemen
discovered Am erica long before Chris­
topher Columbus set sail fo r the new
land.
These discoveries Include all
aorta o f weapons, tools and utensils,
of undoubted Norse manufacture, the
Gray ?
“ My hair was falling out and
turning gray very fast. But your
H air V igor stopped the falling and
restored the natural colo r.” — Mrs.
E. Z . Benomme, Cohoes, N . Y.
It’s impossible for you
not to look old, with the
color of seventy years in
your h air! Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray nairt If not,
use Ayer’s H air Vigor.
In less than a month your
gray hair will have all the
dark, rich color of youth.
NORTH ■ SOUTH • EAST-W
EST
I f year druggist cannot «ap p ly yon,
■end iu o n « du ll»r snd we w ill ««p r e s s
s bottle. Bo «urn end f l u the name
your nenreet exnreea uOce. Addreae,
J. C. A Y E R CO., Low ell, Meae.
TOW W Ibtr P I N »
’ty g n jifp
O b * Pleasure done.
" I suppose, M im R s m b o ," m id the
caller, "t h a t your father feels 'm uch
happier now that ha has been cored of
hie rheumatism?”
" W e l l , " explained the yonng lady,
he (eels better when he realises that
he does not have to softer any m ore;
bnt he feels pretty bad whan he remem­
bers bow exactly he need to be able to
foretell the w eath er.” — Judge.
W ATERPROOF
• I k t » C L O T H IN G
L V IR Y W M IR L .
The beot moterio/i skilled worlunen and
t e
t e
row camhm ca. iwieowacaro u j
To Break In N e w Shoes.
Alw ays «hake In A lle n ’s Foot-Ease, e powder.
It cures hot, «w e a lin g, aching, sw ollen lest.
Cures corn«, in gro w in g n u ll« snd bunion«. At
All druggist« end «hoe «torse, 2fle Don't accept
sny substitute Semple m ailed FR EE Address
A llen S. Olmated, Le Roy. 8 . Y.
TAPE
WORMS
An Important Distinction.
She— I suppose that it would take a
•*A l a p « w o r
i e i g h t e e n fe e t l o n g M
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taking
tw o o
great deal ol observation and exp eri­ least came on the scene
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ence to enable a man to pick the fastest b id health fo r tne
_• l>»At l t three yours. I am ■till
taking CaaearetO, the only cathartic worthy ol
horse entered for a race.
people "
H e (m o u rn fu lly )— Y ee, bnt that is n 't OOUce by sensible
Gao W. Bowi.u, Baird. Mitt.
what yon are tryin g to do. W h at you
want is to pick tb * horse that is going
CANDY
to win.
f
^
C A T H A R T IC
^
P r e c e p t and P r a c t ic e .
W. L. DOUGLAS
* 3 . £ S & * 3 S H O E S « am !
Inconsiderate.
V IL L A G E .
Miss Nexdoor— This is a pretty tim e
of night for that Dasher g irl to be play­
age o f which can be authenticated. ing the piano.
These Implements o f civilisation and
Miss Also— O, she’ s no respecter of
bits o f w reckage found nearby sug­ tim e. Yon can tell that from tbe way
gest that one or more o f the early e x ­ she ie playin g.— Baltim ore Am eriran.
ploring parries w ere wrecked off the
coast o f Grenland. and seem to prove
that others effected a landing and
really established at least a retreat. If
not a permanent habitat, In that coun
try.
Captain Friesble describen the arms
and utensils fouDd by Oaptaln Braun,
who Is a distinguished officer o f the
Danish arm y and an
explorer of
world wide repute. Some o f there are
crude cooking vessels, table cutlery,
axes, wedges and unmistakable parts
o f ancient craft, such as w ere used by
Scandinavians In the period o f their
early explorations. Captain Braun Is
preparing a thoroughly scientific re­
port o f his discoveries In Greenland,
and Captain Frlesble la o f the opinion
that these findings w ill lead to the
rew riting o f certain chapters In the
■ « « Bear S ig n a tu r« o f
geographies and
historic« o f the
world. Theae discover!**, he eaye. In
elude the homes o f the men who
really discovered America.
Rates w h il* he talk* «b o o t i t
i a
Cobwigger — Several
m illio n a ire !
have written th eir opinions aa to bow
Pleasant P a l a t a b l e . _______ ____________
good. N eve r HEcken. W e aken , or U tip e 10c \
to make a fortune.
C U R E C O N S T IP A T IO N .
. ..
M eritt— I read tiiat article.
The W ...
.H -« M n m . ) <
, h i«.,.. lM lr .il, I « . )M t. «U
funny thing ia that not one of them g d - ,
Tiled follow in g the plan by which he I0 - T 0 - B A C ?u!£“ W i t * :
got rich h im self.— Judge.
I.
S L A U G H T E R BY R E G U L A R S A N D K U R D S IN C H R IS T IA N
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
s
fbjvjjj tfc «mW owr Tlyy ore node ¡r>
block orpello» for oll WrvB of »et work
tr i evem Sornent beornjthe JlfiN Of
THE r ISM o Ouoroiteed to «ve jot
isfcctioi All relnlic Oraler) ¡t ilthen.
A J TOOftl CO KHIOSKAÜ U U
M other« w ill Snd Mr*. W inslow ’« Soothing
Syrup the best remedy lo use tor their children
the teeth ing aesson.
Head
Bole b r I r w w *
Finest in the world. 8it
righ t down snd write |
for beautiful illustrated
special catalogue on rose I
bushes Hoffman Bros.. 7«!
6Usa¿ SI., fort Und. Oregon.
II.M • kaltk. All Anfiku.
Ton can sav* from $3 to $6 yearly by
wearing W L. Douglas $3 40 er $3 those.
Th ey equal tlioee
that have been cost­
ing you from 54.00
to 53.00.
T h e im­
mense sale of W . L.
Douglas shoos proves
their superiority over
all other makes.
Sold by retail shoe
dealers everywhere.
Look for name aod
price on bottom.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
That D our I an a«*« Cor­
ona Colt provpa there in
valne In Do uk I a» ahoea. <
Corona la the hlaheet I
grade Pat.Leaf her made.]
t<ut Color kyelftt used. |L
Our $4 Qilt Edge Unecannoto
Shoe« by mall. 26 rent« extra. Illaatratod
Catalog free. W. L. IHHtiLAM. Brerhtea. Mas*
Genuine
Dr. C. Gee Wo
Carter's
WONDERFUL
HOME
TREATM ENT
Little Liver Pills.
êm
This wonderful C’hl-
uen* doctor la called
great because he cure*
people without
tton that •re
are gl
given up
to die. H e cures I with
those wonderful L’hl-
neoe herbs, roots, buds,
barks and vegetables
that o r« en tirely un­
known to medical sci­
ence In this country. Through the use o f
iboee i, arm lew« remedies this famous doctor
knows the action o f o re r MO different rein
edlea. which he su cresafu llj uaes Iu different
ils e asee
H e ruaranteee to cure catlarh, asth­
ma. lung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness,
stomach, liver, kidneys, etc.; hnn hundreds of
testimonials.
< haifre« moderate, « oil and
see him. Patients out o f the city w rite for
blanks and circulars. Mend «tamp. L O N H l'L -
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l l T H K I f w r it in g to a d v e r t is e r s
I f I
m e n tio n t ills p a p a r.
ploaool
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C U R E S IC K H E A D A C H E .
Bromo-Seltzer
P r o m
p t ly
c u r e s
a ll
H ead ach es
Dizzu?
lo t l w .
H ls B u sin ess.
" W h a t ’ s your proipective son-in-
law 's business?" asked the old friend.
"L o ve-m a k in g , p rin cip a lly.” growled
tba old man. " A t least, I don’ t see
how be finds tim e for much of anything
e lm . " — Chicago Post.
For forty year’ s Piao's Cure for Con­
sumption has* cured coughs mud col da. A t
druggists. Price 25 cents.
There are Serbs, also a Slavic people.
There are Gypsies, a few Magyars and
some other folk, all differing In race,
SïïvW fiîi.76
0- the best.
are
language and religion.
One of Meny.
F iv e o f these especially claim Mace­
Meyer— Did yon ever *ee a man-eat­
donia— the Turk*, because they «r e the
ing shark?
actual eovcrelgus o f the whole empire;
Gyer— N o ; but I once aaw a man eat­
the Greeks, because o f their relation
ing catfish.
to It In the time o f Alexander; the A l­
was recently purchased by the Balti­ banians, because they were tb * orig­
Meyer— Indeed! W here?
Gyer— In a reataurant.— Chicago more and Ohio Railroad from Samuel inal proprietor«; the Serb*, becauae
Brown. T o preserve this home o f three some of it was part o f their old Ser­
Daily Newa.
generations Mr. Brown had this gigan­ vian empire, and the Bulgara, because
tic task started, which Is considered they have flocked Into the country In
,
Birds and Floods.
Many birds have an Instinctive pre- one o f the most remarkable engineer­ such numbers. The rivalry has been
Kienre of floods, and w ill change the ing feats ever undertaken by local acuta since 1878, when Servla became
positions of th e ir nesta or make other contractors. The amount o f money Independent, and Bulgaria largely *o.
provisions for safety just before a heavy and labor Involved In raising the struc­ Aa the Macedonians are one o f the
rainfall results in a flood which sweeps ture arould build two modern houses.— most superstitious people In the world,
Pittsburg Dispatch.
m y their form er homes.
the propaganda was at first carried on
by ecclesiastical means. Down to 1870
T e a c h in g a D o g to H ea d .
Cream Custard Pie.
the Greek Church was the o d I j Chris-
The Intelligence o f animals seems as
___ church In Macedonia, and all
Beat one egg, add two-thirds cupful
a rule to be underrated rather than
Christians there were at least nominal­
of sugar and trun in one and one-half
overrated.
A dog breeder described
ly Greeks. Then Bulgaria secured the
cupfuls of good cream.
M ix w ell,
the other day a wonderful collie that establishment and recognition o f some
kid a pinch o f salt. L in e a pie plate
had belonged to laird Avebury. "This
o f her churches and schools. The Kou
with paste, pour in the cream mixture
dog,” he said, "would when It was manians followed with schools and
*nd grate a litt le nutmeg over the top.
hungry
lay
at
Its
master's
feet
a
card
Bake slowly and serve just cooled.— De­
colleges In 1886. snd at about the same
marked ‘ Food.’ When It wa* thirsty time the Serbs did the same
troit Free Press.
By
It would fetch a card marked 'Drink.' means o f churches *D d school* the
••THE LITTLE f ATMER O f
W hen It wanted to take a walk It rival political campaign« have been vlg
Tribute to W oman's Vanity,
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.”
would bring a card marked 'Out.' Lord oroualy waged, especially on the part
Traveling beauties never take passage
Avebury trained It to do this trick In o f the Bulgars. the Serbs snd
the
on an ocean lin er w ith ou t a spirit
One o f the moot Interesting objects
less than a month. H e put the food Greeks, the Bulgars probably leading
lamp to heat th e ir curlin g tongs. This
that figured In th# recent bicentenary
card
over
the
dog's
food
and
made
It
the
others
In
numbers
and
energy.
practice im perils the ship through dan­
celebratlou o f the founding o f St.
ger of fire. One of the big steamship bring the card lo him before he would
Petersburg was the- boat, shown In tbe
F o r c in g th e R e v o lu tio n .
allow
It
to
eat.
and
In
the
matter
o
f
lines bag fitted every stateroom on its
H aving gained about all that could accompanying Illustration, presented to
vessels w ith an electrical apparatus f o r ! drinking and going out be used a like
thus be gained, however, the Bulgars Czar Ivan the Terrible by Queen E liz­
heating the cu rlin g tongs.
I method.
The cards were similar In
a few years ago resorted to more mili­ abeth. W hen P eter the Great w a* a
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shape and color: nothing but the wrt-
tant tactic*. They organized a "M ac­ boy In M oscow he used to play with
Twlns Born In Dublin.
on them differed.
Since, there-
this boat and had It repaired so that
Irish women can boast of having > fCre. the dog distinguishes them by the ed .nian Committee,” which for a time
at least enjoyed government encour­
twins more frequen tly than any other w r |tlng alone It may truly be said that j
agement. Its object was the political
women in the w orld . T w in s are born I jj,e animal could read."— English E x ­
conquest o f Macedonia by Bulgaria,
in Doublin about once in every fifty; change.
that making Bulgaria the largest pow-
two births, as against a general world
The F a te o f AIL
er la the Balkan. T o secure funds for
average of one in eigh ty.
From a chance remark one may Its work it systematically levied black­
sometimes deduce a long line o f tragic mail upon rich Roumanian« sod oth­
8 t l c k n e y O a n o l l n e E n g i n e circumstances. A little ^ V ^ m T o h l r ers. now and then com mitting murder
One o f It*
Fifty dollars can be saved by buying the Washington o*
known in to enforce lta demand*.
c h a r a c t e r is tic de*d* wss th * kidnap­
the above. W ill run cheaper, chopping a charming woman wid y
15 to 20 bushels per hour, wood saw, well public work.
. r ping
_ o
__ f Miss Ston*. tb * American m l*
One day the child heard a calf, down , tonary. and th * extortion o f a large
drilling m achinery, pnmps, etc. W rite
¡Of catalogue. RnEFSON MACHWEKY CO., In the bam yard, crying for Its mother ransom for her under threats o f out
■ ISTOmiC BOAT.
root of Jlorrisoa Street. Portland. Oregon.
She trotted thither, and iR-gnu consol­ rage and death. It established an or­
ing It through the bar«
_ ganised system o f brigandage through­ be could sail In It on a small lake.
- P o n t cry. dear. " said »he.
D .n t out Macedonia, committed dynamite This aroused In him an Interest In
err
Your mam* will couie
home outrage* In S*Ionics and elsewhere, naval matters that lasted throughout
soon. fh e Ian« lost. She's Just gone snd murdered Greeks. WaUarha ard his life, culminaring In the founding o f
others in fulfillm ent o f Its throat to the Russian navy, Peter's first war
A pp etite p o o r ? * / B o w e l s to the club.”
create such a reign o f
terror and ships being virtual replicas o f this
constipated? Tongue coated?
anarchy that the powers would
be boat. It was Peter who christened her
Airy P ersiflage ...i to e Sou
ach e? It’s your liver! The big launch groaned
forced to intervene. A fe w months ago "T h e L ittle Fath er o f the Russian
Austria Hungary and Russia urged Fleet.” a name by which she has been
Ayer’s P ills are liver pills, all But the giddy young thing w,
upon Turkey the promulgation o f vari­
talking to the m* n ‘ t > e " i e
vegetable.
IZ.TS Z.: a good sailer and didn t mind bit ous administrative reforms. Intended known ever since.
S ev e re H a ll Storm .
to allay discontent and avert rebellion.
rough weather
____
"'ant your moustache or beard o f ••Ik«*n
A sever* hall atonn, tba Ilka o f
This was fu tile The reform * were ab­
't It aeem «•necessarily
• beautiful brown or rich black? Lae captain." «he **¡<1- " ,0 001 *
surdly Inadequate. They w ere never which ha* never been witnessed before
put into e ffe c t I f they had been they by the oldest resident«, visited Bruns­
pass''"
m iss" h e r
would hare done no good. I f they had wick. Me., a fe w
day* ago
H all
"N o t any more so. mi»s.
L~T^ o » di
done all the good In th# world they atones measuring from one-half to
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old paraon. solemnly, " l e t year dally
motto be ‘ *>n h ig h !’ ”
“ No, th at’ s my n igh tly m o tto ,"
chuckled the sporty youth in 'h • Pana­
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