Lane County leader., January 08, 1904, Image 3

Eruptions
EVENTS OF T H E Y E A K .
The only w a y to get. rid
o f pimples and other erup­
tions is to cleanse the blood,
im prove the digestion, stim­
ulate the kidneys, liver and
skin. T h e medicine to take is
1003 LEAVE8 DARK RECORD IN
M ANY RESPECTS.
D ee d « o f R ap in o an d V iolen ce and F a r-
R ea ch in g N a t u r a l D iaaatora O rar*
Sh ad o w Ita S h o w in g o f th e F ru ito
o f In d n a try and Panca.
The year 1908 hae been marked by
H ood’s Sarsaparilla I massacre,
murder, disaster and violence
W h ich has cured thousands.
Ta kin g Things.
“ I always take things as they
com e," said the pickpocket as he dex­
terously relieve^ the man ahead of
him of a watch and purse.
“ And I take men as I find them/*
added the policeman, clutching him
gently but firmly by the arm.
P iso a Cure fa a rem edy fo r coughs, colds
g o d consum ption. T r y it. P ric e 25 cents,
at druggists.
An Odd Chandelier.
A chandelier, made of human bones,
adorns the ceiling of a church in 8eid-
lits, Bohemia. ,
•
a
a a a a a a ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
*
Straighten Up
The main muscular supports at
body w«akoa and lot go wafer
Backache
or Lam bare. To rastaro, strengthen
and straighten up. use
St. Jacobs Oil
V r l o t 96 c. a n d 6Oc.
tn m m m m T m m p a
Just In Hard Luck.
Irate Guest (to waiter)— Look here!
Ddin’ t I order a Swiss cheese sand­
wich?
Polite Waiter— Yes, sir, and there it
is.
Irate Guest— There are two slices of
bread, but can you find any cheese on
them?
Polite Waiter— I ’ m sorry, sir.
The
cheese is there all right, only you hap­
pened to hit on one of the holes.
OlOO R I W A R D 9100.
that are in sharp contrast with the un­
derlying spirit of progress that is etead-
i ily making for friendliness and better
mutual uuderstandiug between Individu­
als end nations. Religious intolerance,
political intrigue, class hstrod and con­
vulsions of nature are the causes upon
which the dread responsibility rests.
In May occurred the great massacre of
Jews in Kishinev, Rossia. A month later
King Alexander and Queen Draga of
Servia were murdered in their palace in
Belgrade by their own soldiery and offi­
cers. Strikes and other labor disputes
have been responsible for a good deal of
violence and several deaths in the Unit­
ed States; and natural phenomena, un­
der which classification are numbered the
disastrous floods and storms of last
spring and early summer in Kansas, Ne­
braska, Iowa, Missouri and other parts
of the nation, hurricanes in the South
Sea Islands and an earthquake in Asi­
atic Turkey, have caused the loss of
thousands of lives and much valuable
property.
The unfaltering course of commercial
achievement has been evidenced by the
opening of two new cables beneath the
Pacific ocean, successful practical tests
of wireless telegraphy, and the establish­
ment of a Department of Commerce in
connection with the government in Wash­
ington.
The year’s roll of deaths Includes ec­
clesiastic authorities like Pope Leo and
Canon F. M. Farrar, statesmen like
Lord Salisbury of England and ex-Pre-
mier Sagasta of Spain, thinkers like Her­
bert Spencer and Prof. Theodor Momm­
sen, public men like former Postmaster
General W. S. Biased, religious workers
like Mrs. Emma Booth Tucker, and
Inventors like R. J. Gatling.
The events of the year 1903 are briefly
summarized below.
.
a
J an u ary.
I. Opening o f Pacific cable between San
Francisco and Honolulu.........Asiatic plague
at Mazatlan, Mexico.
5. Death of ex-Premlcr Sagasta o f Spain
in Madrid.
6. Death o f J. I. Case, o f Racine, Wls.
II. Death of Gen. Samuel Thomas, prom­
inent railroad man.
14. Congress votes tariff off coal.
17. German gunboat attacks Fort Carlos,
and la repulsed by Venezuelans.
18. Death of ex Mayor A. S. H ew itt of
New York.
19. President Roosevelt and King Edward
V II. exchange greeting« by wireless teleg-
phy.........Forty-four Chicago coal men in­
dicted by Grand Jury.
20. Death of Julian Ralph, war corre­
spondent.
21. Germans recommence bombardment
of San Carlos.
22. Canal treaty with Colombia signed.
24.
Treaty for arbitration o f Alaakan
boundary dispute signed in Washington.......
Senator Teller re-elected in Colorado after
hard fight.........W. R. Day appointed to
United Btatea Supremo bench.
27. F ifty perish In burning o f Colney
Hatch insane asylum In England.........24
killed and many Injured by collision on New
Jersey Central railway near Cranford.
28. Train wreck at Vallo, Arl*., kills and
burnt 20 persons, injuring many others.
29. Army of Sultan o f Morocco routs that
of Pretender In battle near Fez.
The readers of this paper w ill be pleased to
¿earn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all ita
stages, and that is catarrh. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional die-
ease, requires a constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
dirseily upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the founda­
tion of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution Mid
assisting nature in doing its work. The pro­
prietors have so much Jaith_ln its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for
[or any case that it
It fails
falls t<
to core. Bend for list
of testimonials.
s. Address
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo O.
__ j Dv
'
Sold
by amir-
druggists.
75c.
Ha.'
’ T M’s Family Pills are the 1
F eb ru a ry .
8. Earthquake shakes felt between Bt.
Louis, Mo., and Louisville, K y .........More
tbau 1,000 lives destroyed by hurricane In
South Sea Islands.
9. William Hooper Yount pleads guilty
to murder In New York and gets life aen-
tence.
11. One million five hundred thousand
dollar fire at Reck Island, 111., arsenal.
18. Allied powers sign protocols for rais­
ing of Venezuelan blockade.
15. Venezuelan blockade raised.
15-18.
Extreme cold and storm over
United 8tates.
17.
Eighteen Uvea lost by sinking of
river steamer near Edenton, N. C.
19. Eight children killed by train In N ew ­
ark, N. T.
20. Many injured In Are that destroy«
The Dahlia.
Clifton House at Cedar Rapids, Io w a .........
The dahlia was introduced into Eu­ Pope's silver Jubilee.
25. Four miners killed and many Injured
rope for the value of its bulb as a sub­
In battle with United States officer« at
stitute for the Irish potatoe, which it St&nnlford City, W. Va.
26. Pike Opera House In Cincinnati burns
resemble« when baked.
with half a square o f other buildings; lorn
•2,000,000.........Albert Knapp, of Hamilton,
Determ ined.
0., confesses five murders.........Death o f R.
“ My brother is very much hurt that J. Gatling in New York.
you should refuse to correspond with
him /’ said Mr. Chellusman’s sister.
“ By failing to answer his many letters
you wrong him, although, perhaps, you
do not mean it.”
“ N o,” replied Miss Jilt. “ I do not
mean to wrong him ; neither do I
mean to write him .” —«Catholic Stand­
ard and Times.
M a rc h .
2.
President Roosevelt Issues message
calling Senate In special session March 5..
. . . .T w o Senators elected In Delaware, after
long fight.
3. Pope Leo celebrates 25th anniversary
o f his pontificate.
5. Special session o f Senate meets.
T. Nineteenth Uvea lost by capsizing of
ferry boat at Spier Falla on Hudson River.
Six burn to death in hotel at Lelten,
W. Va.......... Death of Hawaiian Commis­
sioner Blount at Macon, Ga.
9. Twenty-two Uvea lost by oil fire and
B ay o f Apia Flah.
explosions at Olean, N. Y.
In the bay of Apia, in Samoa, a sur­
11. Cuban reciprocity convention ratified
veying party has discovered 453 dis­ by Senate In Havana.
12. Czar proclaims religious freedom
tinct specimens of fish.
through empire.
16. Tax riots at Colmba, Portugal.
17. Strike Arbitration Committee files re-
Panama
canal
r t .........Senate ratifies
satv.
10-20. Floods along Ohio and Mississippi
rivers.
19. Senate ratifies Cuban reciprocity
treaty and extra session la adjourned sine
die.
21. Finding o f Coal Arbitration Commit­
tee made public.
“ I was given up to die with
22. Death of Very Rev. F. W. Farrar in
quick consumption. I then began
London.
28. Six miner« killed by explosion at
to use Ayer’ s Cherry Pectoral. I
Athena, 111.
improved at once, and am now in
25. Irish land bill Introduced In Parlia­
perfect health.” — Chas. E. Hart­
ment.
man, Gibbstown, N. Y.
27. Death of N. K. Falrbank.
28 Reciprocity troaty with United State«
ratified by Cnban Senate.
29. Death of Guatavus F. Swift. Chicago
It’ s too risky, playing
packer.
31. “ Young Corbett’’ defeats Terry Me
Govern at San Francisco.
with your cough.
K
T h e first th in g y o u
k n ow it w ilt be d ow n
deep in your lungs and
the play w ill be over. B e ­
gin e a r ly w i t h A y e r’ s
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Three «lies: 2 k , Me., fl.
,
Conan 1% yoar doctor. If ho u jri take It,
then do as ho saya. If he tell* yon not
to take It, then doa’t take 1t. He knows.
Leave it with him. We are willing.
J. C. AY KB GO.. Lowell. Mass.
A p r il.
L President starts on long Western trip
6. Republican« gain
________
‘ “ In elections
‘ “
In
Ohio
cities.........Republicans carry Michigan elec
tion.
11. General strlks In Holland declared
off
20 Erie train wrecked at Red House. N.
Y . and six persons burn to death
21. Eight hundred thousand dollar flro In
La Crosse. Wls.
28. Riot In Illinois Houso o f Reprooonta
fiv e s ............ Russia deatands Manchuria o f
China.
26. Negro lynched for assault near 8aata
Fe, 111....... $900.008 fire la Colnaibu% O ___
..11 killed la railway wreck near Buffalo.
Kansas.
28.
Forest ires hi Nertkeni Wisconsin
and M lchlgaa.........Butnlsg of Melbourne,
28. Dedica ties ef St. Louis Exposition
...........Death of itu s rt Robson ......... 2.0r*)
lives lost In esrthqusks at Melasgherd. Asl
atlc Turkey.
£
k t r £ x r <ii.
Beet Cough Byrsp. T u u f l
in tima. Sold br árnamiatm.
^E E H Ü ZE Ú E I
M ar.
L Death ef Lnlgl ArdltL
8. Eight paesana killed and «0 hurt by
Grand Trunk train at DetrolL
| ft.
Steamer Saginaw sunk off Virginia
[ coast; over 20 lives lost.........15 persona
| drowned in wreck o f Gloucester fishing
I boat Glorlana on Nova Scotia coast.
& A. W. Mscben, superintendent free de­
livery. ousted by Poetmuster Uencra! Payue.
B. Discovery of blot to blow up stesuier
Umbria In New York barbor.
10. Great Are in Ottawa, Ont.
12. Death of Poet K. If. Stoddard.
18. Great massacre of Jews in Kishinev,
Russia.
23.
Falling elevator In Pittsburg kills
Wlggs— Does your w ife choose your
dve persons and Injures 12.
28. Death o f Max O’ Hell (M. Paul Blouet) clothes?
Waggs— No, but she picks
.........Eight persons killed and six Injured In
Parla-Madrld automobile race.......... Severe | the pockets.— Denver Republican.
storms in Kansas, Iowa and Oklahoma.
2G. Nineteen persons killed and as many 1 He— Yes. It’s only the man with a
more Injured by tornadoes near Hastings, pull that gets ahead.
She— But— It's
Neb.
26. New York City celebrates 2&0th anni­ the man with the head that gets a pull
versary o f incorporation.........British ateam- — L ife .
er Huddersfield suuk in colllalou and 22
...
.
. .
„
....
lives leat.
*• be v e r y r ic h ?
“ R ic h ?
\\ hy,
B 27- Efijht trainmen killed In wreck near he’ s so rich he d a re n ’ t look t w ic e a t a
23. Feudists attack Jail at Jackson, Ky.,
and are repulsed........ Presbyterian general
assembly votes for revision o f confession o f
faith.
81. Great floods devastate Kansas, Ne­
braska and Iow a .........Big fire In Racine,
Wls.
J «»«.
j
GOVERNOR OF OREGON
in His Family
and Grip.
Uses Pe-ru-na
For Colds
g ir l fo r fe a r sh e’ ll b rin g a breach o f
p rom ise su it.”
Her
I'a p a — A n d
if
I sa y no?
The
Suitor— Well, I confess it won’t have
the same effect on me as if your daugh­
ter said It.— Puck.
The Infant Musician. “ Has Hairo-
vltch always shown a talent for
music?” “ Yes; e v e n as a child he cried
every time his hair was cut.” — Life.
Crawford— Women are never satis­
fied.
Crabshaw— That’s so. My wife
begged me to get her a sealskin coat
and now she wants to go South for the
winter.
Perfect Happiness. “ Do you really
believe there is such a thing in this
world as ’perfect happiness’ ?”
“ Of
course; but some other fellow always
has It.” — Philadelphia Ledger.
I. Cyclone near Gainesville, Ga., kills 85
persons.
CAPITOL BUILDING, SA L E M , OREGON.
4. Santa Fe train wrecked near Stillwell,
Kansas; nine persona killed and 28 Injured.
A Letter From the Governor of Oregon.
6. Heavy flood loases near tpartausburg,
S. C.......... Negro hanged by mob at Belle­
Peruna is known from the Atlantic admirer of Peruna. He keeps it con­
ville, 111.
7. One hundred lives lost In collision of
to the Pacific. Letters of congratula­ stantly in the house. In a recent let­
vessels off Marseilles, France.........Flood at
tion and commendation testifying to ter to Dr. Hartman, he says:
Its height at St. Louis.
9. Marriage of Gov. W. J. Bailey o f Kan­
the merits of Peruna as a catarrh rem­
State of Oregon, Executive Depart­
sas and Mrs. Ida B Weedc In Kausaa City.
edy are pouring in from every state in
II . K in g Alexander, Oneen Draga, tw e
ment,
the union. Dr. Hartman is receiving
brothers ot, the queen, Premier and tw o
Cabinet members assassinated at Belgrade,
hundreds of such letters daily. A ll The Peruna Medicine Co..Columbus,O.t
Bervla. Prince Peter Karageorgevltcb pro­
classes write these letters, from the
Dear Sirs— I have had occasion to use
claimed king.
12. Death o f Gen. A lex McCeok.
you Peruna medicine in my family for
highest to the lowest.
15. Prince Peter Karageorgevltcb choaen
The outdoor laborer, the indoor ar­ colds, and it proved to be an excellent
king o f Servla............Waterspout destroys
Heupuer, Oregon.
tisan, the clerk, the editor, the states­ remedy. I have not had occasion to
20. American Derby at Chicago won by
E P IT A P H OF Y E BOOK AGENT.
man, the preacher— all agree that Pe­ use it for other ailments.
The Plckot.
Yours very truly,
W . M. Lord.
Learned he was not, in
runa is the catarrh remedy of the age.
21.....End of Lowell (Mass.) textile strike
Greek or Geography.
......... Death of Major James B. Pond.
It w ill be noticed that the governor
The stage and rostrum, recognizing ca­
22. Negro burned at stake near W ilm ing­
All he had studied was
tarrh as their greatest enemy, are es­ says he has not had occasion to use Pe­
ton, Del.
Ought-to-buy-ography.
25. Peter Karageorgevltcb takes oath as
The reason
pecially enthusiastic in their praise runa for other ailments.
— Life.
kina of Bervla.
for this is, most other ailments begin
and testimony.
27. Mllllon-dollar fire In Milwaukee.
The
Poet’s
Meals.
“
I
’m
nearly
fam*
80. T w o hundred and thirty-four men
Any man who wishes perfect health w ith a cold. Using Peruna to prompt­
garret poet. “ But
lose lives by explosion in mine at Hanna, lshed,” . . sighed the
m -
,
,
must be entirely free from catarrh. ly cure colds, he protects his family
Wyo.
Catarrh is well nigh universal; almost from other ailments. This is exactly
omnipresent. Peruna is the only abso- what every other fam ily in the United
]u)e safeguard known. A cold is the States should do. Keep Peruna In the
1. New Department o f Commerce started
In Washington.
beginning of catarrh.
To prevent house. Use it for coughs, colds, la
4. American Pacific cable from Ban Fran­
colds, to cure colds, is to cheat catarrh grippe, and other climatic affections of
cisco to Philippines completed.
5.
F ifty to 100 persons lose lives by
out of its victims. Peruna not only winter, and there w ill be no other ail­
breaking o f dam near Jeannette, Pa..........
Such families
cures catarrh, but prevents it. Every ments in the house.
Race riots at Evansville, Ind.......... Ham­
mond packing plant at Bt. Joseph, Mo.,
household should be supplied with this should provide themselves with a copy
burns, causing loss of $1,500,000.
great remedy for coughs, colds and so of l>r. Hartman’s free book, entitled,
6. Seven killed in race riot at Evansville,
Ind.
“ Winter Catarrh.”
Address Dr. Hart­
He— Archibald saved the widow forth.
7. Tw enty four killed in railway collision
The Governor of Oregon is an anient man, Columbus, Ohio.
near Charlottesville, Va.
from drowning, you know, but he
15. Death of Mrs. James G. Blaine.
18. Sou born to Grover Cleveland and couldn’t save himself. She— You sure­ A s k Y o u r D r u g g is t fo r a F re e P e ru n a A lm a n a c fo r 1904
wife.
ly don’t mean that he lost his life? He
20. Death o f Pope Leo X III.
— Not exactly.
The widow married
Su fficien t Reason.
A ssyrian Records.
21-26.
Great financial storm In W all
him.
street.
“
What
lnnkea
Middlerib eo bitter
Layard
in
his
“
History
of
Nineveh”
22. Death of Gen. Cassius M. Clay.
A Warning. Mlfklns— That scoun­ mentions that the national records of against Turks?”
25. Entombment of Pone Leo.
26. Negro lynched and burned and public drel, Jobson, called me an Idiot! Bif- the Assyrian empire weie written on
“ The young man who calls on hia
buildings defaced by mob at Danville, 111.
29. Twenty-five person» killed and 80 In­ kins— He didn't prove It, did be? M lf­ bricks in characters so minute as to be daughter amokea Turkiah cigarettea.”
jured by powder explosions at Lowell, Mass. klns— No; but--------
Bifklus— Then scarcely legible without the aid of a
A Permanently varea. ivo ntsor nervousness
I ’d advise you let the matter drop, or microscope and that, in fact, a variety f r i H T O
sfu-r first day’s use of Dr.Kline'sUrest Nerve
A u g u s t.
of this instrument was found among Restorer. Send for F re e 92 trial bottle and treatise.
he might.— Chicago News.
Dr. H. U. Kline, Ltd-.(Ml Arch st . Philadelphia, P *
4. Cardinal Sarto choaen Pope.
Patron— I suppose the leading lady the excavations.
7.
Circus trains wrecked at Durand,
Mich.: 21 persons killed.
Is very happy after getting all those
Th e Modern W a y .
8. Fall o f balcony at Philadelphia base­
bouquets. Usher—Oh, no. She only
ball park causes nine deaths.
“ I wish to marry your daughter/*
9. Crowning o f I’ ope Plus X.
got five. Patron—Gracious! Isn’t that
said the young man. The old man
10. Fire and panic on Parla underground
enough? Usher— No; she paid for six,
was a sensible old man.
railroad causes 100 deaths.
14. Jeffries whips Corbett In San Fran­ I believe.— Philadelphia Press.
“ Can I support you in the style to
cisco.
H e can’t help it. which you have been accusmtomed?”
15. Russia sends fleet into Turkish w a­
The Mystery o f It. “ I can’t under- P oor man!
ters.
H e needs a he asked.— Puck.
20. Turkey accedes to demands of Rus­ stan’,” said Uncle Eben, “ how It is dat H e gets bilious.
sia.
some folks kin be too proud to work good liver p ill— A y e r’s Pills.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing
22. Death of Lord Salisbury, form er pre­ an’ at de same time humble enough
, the
__ best
________
y to u
- children
Syrup
remedy
uae ‘ for —
their
mier o f England,
T
h
ey
act
directly
on
the
liver,
the
‘ leeching season.
to
let
de
fam’ly
give
’em
board
an*
28. Death ! Chas. C. Rooney of Chicago,
J. C. Aver Co..
originator o f W orld '« Fair Congn
cure biliousness.
lodgin’ free.” — Washington Star.
Lowell, Maas.
H im self to Blam e.
24. Lou Dillon trota mile in 2 mlnutea at
Readvllle, Mass.........50 persona burned to
Reversing the Order.
W illie— Pa,
“ Didn’ t you once say that your wife
death at Budapest.
Want
your
moustache
or
beard
until after
was the making of you?”
24-27.
W ar game off Maine coast and you don’t get chestnuts
Portland barbor.
there’s a frost, do you? Pa— Except in a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
“ Only once,” replied Mr. Meekton.
26. United States Vice Consul Magelssen
the case of a farce comedy, my son.
“ Henrietta heard it and said it was
assassinated at Beirut, Syria.
27. Heavy rain storm sweep« Western Then the chestnuts come first, and the
very unkind and unjust to blame her
States.
frost afterward.— Philadelphia Press.
in that manner.”
A Proud Lobster. Tommy Atkins—
S e p te m b e r.
8. Relian ce'w in s international cap race A w ! gwan, Mike, yer a lobster! Mike
from Shamrock III.
7. Town o f Ban Miguel, Yucatan, de­ — Ye flatther me. Shure, a lobster’s a
stroyed by hurricane.
wise animal, fur green Is the color fur
The INTERNAL REMEDY
14. Rain, snow and frost injures creps him as long as he lives, an’ he’ll die
In Northwestern States.
No C a m Exists it Will Not Cur*
before he puts on a red coat.— Philadel-
16. Severe storm on Atlantic coast.
17. Joseph Chamberlain and two others ■ phia Press.
Wood Saws, Drag Saws run oy steam or gaso­
resign from British Cabinet.
HAS BEEN ADVERTISED line
engines, also the latest In saw mill ma­
19. Four mere members of British Cabi­
The Great Game o f Chance. “ But
AND SOLD FOR A
chinery, stump pullers, well drilling machin­
net resign.
QUARTER OF A CENTURY ery. etc., etc.
22.
Curtis Jett convicted o f Cockroll why,” asked the authorities, “ are you
Write for your needs.
LIKE ALL
morder at Cynthlana, Kentucky.
young women so Interested In this
28. Death o f ex-Senator Chas. B. Fsrwell , anti-gambling
REILRSON MACHINERY CO.
crusade?” “ Because,”
of Chicago.
¡S ^ W A T M O f
Foot of Morrl.on Street
28. Big riot In Bault 8te. Mario, Canada, w a s th e rep ly. If we succeed marriage
Portland
Oregon
80. Death of Sir Michael Herbert, British will be the only game of chance left I
Ambassador to Washington.
It is made of the best
open to the men.” —Chicago Post.
eaterials, in black or yellow,
Working Both. “ Dr. Sharp is quite
O ctober.
fully {uwanteed and sold by
OREGON
PORTLAND
8. Tornado sweeps Northwestern States. wealthy. Isn't he? Did he make all his
reliable dealers everywhere
S t . H e l e n ’ « M a ll
Village e f 8t. Charles, Minn., rased. Tw elve
»IK
K
TO
THE
money
from
his
practice?”
“
Not
all
of
Home and day school for elrls. Ideal
lives lost by sinking of steamer In Green
location. Spacious building. Modern
Bay.
SIGN OF THE FISH
it. He's the principal owner of a very
equipment. Academic, College Prepar­
5. Peter Elliott, armed anarchist, tries to
TOWtR^CAhlMHAK^CO.
in**«
*
^
O
S
5f
u
“
-
,
ation and special courses. Music, Elo-
force his way Into President's room In large oil well up the State, and--------”
(•) cutlon, Art in charge of specialists.
W hite House.........New British ministry an­ “ And he makes money from the sick
(¿j
Illustrated catalogue. Faster terra
nounced.
the well,
too.” — Philadelphia
(3) opens February 1, 1904.
6. Death o f former Postmaster General and
•
ELEANOR TEBBHTT8. Principal.
Wilson 8. Blasell.
Press.
9. Heavy rainstorm causes losses of live»
«XIXD®
Peace
Assured.
“
Aren't
there
some
and property In New York City, New Jersey
and vicinity.
Jealousies In your progressive euchre
11. Marriage of United Btatea Senator
club?” “ No, indeed.” answered young
Tho«. C. Platt of New York.
“ F o r a lx y e a r« I w a i 9 victim o f d y s ­
13.
Death of Archbishop Kaln o f 8t. Mrs. Torklns; “ when we buy prizes we p ep sia in its worst form. I could eat nothing
Louis.
but
milk toast, and at times my stomach would 1
16. Mllllon-dollar fire In Aberdeen, Wash. are always careful to select things that not retain and digest even that Last March 1
17.
Decision o f Alaakan tribunal an­ no one really wants, so that the w in -, began taking CASCARETS and since then I
nounced.
have steadily improved, until I am as well aa I
26. United States Senator Wm. M. Stew­ ner will not be an object o f envy.” — ever was in my life.’’
art o f Nevada marries at Atlanta, Ga.
Washington Star.
D a v id H. M c k p b t , Newark. O.
28. Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker killed ln !
Cause of It. " I haven’t quite deter­
train wreck at Dean Lake. Mo.
81. Members of Purdue College football mined,” said the Charles Street father,
team killed In train wreck at Indianapolis.
cost more—yield more-
.........25 persona burn to death In New York "whether to have my daughter's voice
save all experimenting-
tenement fire.
save disappointments. 48
| cultivated here or abroad.
What
ears the Standard Seeds.
would you suggest?” "Oh!” said the
>ld by all dealers. 1904
N o re m b o r .
Seed Annual postpaid free,
Death of Prof. Theodor Mommeen....... obliging neighbor, "abroad, by all
to all applicants.
%
Fire I d Vatican la Rom. dratror. priceless means” —and that's where it all start-
D. M . F E R R Y « CO.,
literary treasure..........New Irish land law , ed.— Baltimore News.
,oea Into effect.
D e tr o it. M ic h .
a Election. In aever.1 8t .t r .,
“ How's your mother?" asked the
< Revolution In Panama; new Republic
PlMttnt. Pal.table. Potent. T u t . Good
>
neighbor.
‘'Worried
to
death.”
an-
proclaimed.
good. Never Hlekao. Weaken, or Urlpe. 10c
P. N. U.
No. 2 1904.
S. Colombian troop, a ra cu l.t. C io n .
I swered the boy who was swinging on
... CURE C O N S T IP A T IO N .
«. United State, e it .n d . recognition to
•isrlUf R h h 4 t C m
I m I ns I, «•- Tart.
the
front
gate.
“
Father's
away
hunt­
new Republic of Panama.
E N w r i t i n g t o a d v e r t í aera pli
0
F ifty «tfb th Congress meet, in extra ing. brother Bill's gone to a political H A T A D A p Sold and guaranteed by all drn|
m e n t io n t h is p a p e r .
analon.
H U * I U -D A I# aiata to c V l E Tobacco UabtV
12. Big atrlke on line, o f Chlcafo City convention, brother .lake’s joined a
Railway Co. hrg 1 n, and rioting occur«.
football team, and the dressmaker just
ia
Treaty with Panama signed.
10. Cnban raciproclty treaty p ....d by told mother that she'd look a fright in
H oule o f Represent.tlree....... 81 men killed mourning.”
The Great Conditioner and Stock Pattener.
HOUSES do
In wreck on Big Four near Trem .nt, III. I
More Work on Less Peed. COWS glee More end Richer
Mother— You can't stay in this hot
.........Death o f Noyellat Henry Betou M.rrt
Milk. HOOS Fatten quicker M given this Fend.
man.
, city. Why don't you tell your taus-
Package, SOc and SI.OO.
21 .
™ rti l l t r * a t " C r a n l i l s V l l i i ' 1,» n<1 T »'1 mui,t
to * ■>»tim er resort?
Pa.
Pa., deatroyt 12 Urea
M A R K S P H I S « ¡ R O W — <10(111 F O R S T I N T E D C A L V K S .
Bride— I — I don't dare. Mother— Why
2-4. Ouatar. Marx. In Chicago, con feme-
P sttssm s R s u a n v C o .. Ht. P a u l, M in n .
Bride— I f he says "no.” I will
car barn robbery and eeyeral murder, by not?
O sH TT.K u rs —I h a r e been fo rd in g jron r P u rm n s n S t o c k P o o n t o m l
"Autom atic T rio ."
be miserable because I can't go. and if
th o ro u g h b re d « w in .. I t g lv r a t h .m an a p p e titr, and m akrs the m e .
25. End o f Chicago street car atrlke.
g r o w . I a ls o t r i.d It o n stu n ted c a lv e e w it h e a t i.fe c t o r r rrsn lts
he
says
''yes,”
I
will
be
miserable
be­
27
Bandits Nledemeler, Van Dine and
P . W . O a o o s s . Rlsrln. N eb.
Rooakl captured after Berce battle. In L a k . cause he can live without me.— New
P O R T L A N D I K E D C O .. P o r t l a n d . O r .. C o n s t A g r n t . .
County. Indiana.........G rov.r Cl.T.land an- York Weekly.
nouiaea ho 1. net a candidate f. r Demo­
cratic nemlnatlon for Pre.td.ncy,
“ Gee-whlzz!” exclaimed the report­
er. looking over his report o f the wed­
D eco no bar.
ding In the paper. “ I'll bet that bride­
J. ReeelT.r appointed foe John Alexander
groom will be sore.” "W hat's the mat­
D ow l.'s Zl.n C ity snd ladnstrira.
Hlmplest and most perfect made. Before you
x c s a s l treat? .lin ed at Panama.
give your order for a Disk Flow be sure to ez-
ter?” asked the Snake Editor. "H a
T O a i r r a meet. In regular session .....
amine the Handera. For sale by the old reli­
owns
an
old
family
homestead
ont
In
able house of
Americas Consol assaulted at A l.sandr.tta.
the suburbs somewhere, I believe, and
Tarkey.
8. Death o f Herbert Spencer.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
he
told
me
to
say
"the
young
couple
18.
Frigid wave covers Middle West;
thermometer registers 18 be lew aero in Chi w ill reside at the Old Manse.'
Tli#
PORTLAND,
. . .
ORHQON
tend for Special Circular
rag.
Cabas reciprocity MIL paper's got It ‘Old Msn’a.' ”
Senate
J«iy.
y° ^
m.e .yOU. h“ di W° meal‘ a |,a y r .
said the friend.
Yes; oatmeal and
cornmeal.
Philadelphia Record.
“ Say, pa,” queried little
Billy,
“ what’s an echo?” “ An echo, my son,”
replied the old man, with a sigh long
drawn out, “ Is the only thing that can
film-flam a woman out of the last
word.”
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