The Leader., October 10, 1902, Image 6

BIS H O P S C O T T ACADEMY
Portland. Oregon.
Pounded
A H omi School (or Bop.
Military and Minuti Trololij.
kcrotlio tilled eartl}.U)lfy all its
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field* 5ot free,
¿Naked and gellow from tfce fairest
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manQ a t o loft
and busj? - c
¿jranarg.
Ofe? tyrn and tumult of By tferesfcers
^ticro the tanned farmers labour
Cwltfcout slack.
twilight deepens round Ifee scouting * 3 $
ml
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sedipj) tto loosened s^oaues.ortoltb
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fierce rolll
«Jr¡trkmji waist-deep upon tie dusktj stack
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W rit« (or llliMtrotod C » U l o « « »
ARTHUR C. N E W ILL. Prlnclpsl
FO R
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O n . Second H and Nlehol« A
Separator, aiM 40-60, with wind • * » « ‘ •*1
only run 40 days; a bargain, lnquira ol
JOHN POO LB.
Foot Morriaon St.. Portland. Or.
CHRISM A N & BAN G S. Props.
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GENERAL L IV E R Y BUSINESS
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m ill.
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$ 3 & $ 3 £9 S H O E S K
M ian
M IN E R .
Mollle
O ’ B rya n Has M a d s
tu n e a t C r ip p le C r e e k .
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F or­
Miss Mollle O’ Bryan, of Cripple
Creek, Col., Is one of the few success­
ful mining women of the W est Her
recent election to the presidency of a
gold mining company has placed her
In the foremost ranks of those whose
profession represents the
pick and
shovel, the patient toil and the un­
quenchable hope and bitter disappoint­
ment of the miner.
Miss O’Bryan reached Cripple Creek
In the early ’80s, when the place was a
mere tented village. She was an ex­
pert stenographer and at once set up
an office. In which she soon transacted
a successful business. Like others, she
shared In the excitement of the time,
due to the almost unending reports of
Established 1870. For more than a
quarter o f a century the reputation of
Ing too heavy and, besides, he suffered W. L. Douglas shoes fo r style, com­
from a stomuch trouble which made fort, and wear has excelled all other
him constantly 111. He tried many rem­ makes. A trial w ill convince you.
edies but all failed, until he evolved a W . L. DOUGLAS $4 SHOES
C A N N O T BE E X C E L L E D .
theory of his own that his stomach
1 103
340.000
needed absolute rest. He decided that 5
Best imported
and ....
American
leathers, H eyl'j
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.nportSL .....
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he would eat nothing for fourteen days. Patent Calf. Enamel, Box Calf, Calf, Vlci Kid, Corona
During this period he partook o f noth­ Colt, Nat. Kangaroo. Fartt C o lo r F.yelets u*e»l.
a u tion f Tha (genuine have W . L. DOUGLAS’
ing but a pint of spring water each day. C
c a m io n l name and price stamped on bottom.
A t the end of the fourteen days Mr. a - Shoes by m ail, 25c. extra. Ulus. Catalog freé*
W. L. DOLOLAS, BROCKTON. MASS.
Rath bon declared that he was vastly
benefited. Six months later he began
a second fast and kept It up for twen­
A u s tin
ty-eight days. In February, 1900, he
made his most famous experiment. On
Well Machines
this occasion he came well nigh equal­
OET W A T K R O R O IL
ing the fasts of Dr. Tanner and Sued,
anyw here .
each of whom claimed to have gone for­
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ty days without partaking of food. Mr.
(Jon. Agts.
Rathbun fasted thirty-five days, when
he decided that he had gone long
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enough without food. His physicians
Front
St,
declared at the time that were notoriety
his aim he could easily have fasted ten
Portland, Or
days longer. When he began this fast
he weighed 207 pounds, and at Its ter­
mination his weight was 104 pounds.
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H E D E F IE D H U N G E R .
M ilton kathlnm. Who Went ttfl Pn.vn
Without Food,
Milton Rathbun, who died at Kiver-
Jiead, I.. I., recently from an attack of
walerhi. attracted considerable attcu-
I tion a few years ago
through his experi­
ments In fasting.
Mr. Rathbun. who
w as a w e a l t h y
I hay and grain mer-
I hant In New York,
was actuated by no
desire for notoriety
in making his long
fasts, but did so In
I the interests of his
s a io .1 KATMMLPf. awn health. Wheu
his experiments were successful In cur­
ing him of his own ills, he allowed the
niAtter to get publicity from a desire
that others, suffering as he had, might
be benefited.
Four years ago. when M years of age,
Mr. Rathbun found that he was grow-
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Latin Is one of the dead languages.
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B a l t im o r e , Md., March 30, 1901.
Gentlemen • - Being entirely cured o f deafness. than k» to your treatment, I w ill now give ye«
• fu ll history o f my case, to be used at yourjliscretion.
ear *“
began to sing, and this kept on gettin g worse, until I loot
About five years ago m y right
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m y hearing in this ear entirely.
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I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted« nuro-
ber o f physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialist o f this cUy, who told me that
on ly an operation could help me, and even that on ly tempoi rarily, that the head noises would
forever.
then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost fori
I then saw your advertisement accidenially in a N ew Y o rk paper, and ordered yourtreit»
ment. A fter I had used it only a few day* according to your direction«, the noises ceased, sod
to-day, after five weeks, my bearing in the diseased ear has been en tirely restored. I thank yos
. h eartily and beg to remain
V ery truly yours.
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F. A. W E R M A N . 73° 9. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
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T H E C L U M S Y MAN.
gold discoveries. She invested her sav­
ings carefully and soon had the satis­
faction of seeing them multiply. As
soon ns she disposed of one ciurm at u
profit she Invested In another, and
success uniformly attended her. To­
day she Is wealthy and is regarded one
of the best Judges of gold ore In the
region. She Is one of the leading spir­
its In matters concerning the welfare
and development of Cripple Creek mm
Is universally respected. W hile main­
taining an office In the busmens center
of Clippie Creek. Miss O’ Bryan spends
much of her time hi the hills looking
after prospective and operative claims.
She Is a woman of charming personal­
ity, whom one would not expect to find
In a milling camp.
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Y o n C an N e v e r B e S u r e o f W h a t H i s
N e x t B r e a k W i l l B e.
MISS M O L L I* U HUYAN.
Carrying Passengen
and U. S. Mail
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ïî: :x I . JMIKÏZSL li.
The great virtue about the really
clumsy man Is that he never exhausts
his capabilities. When you thiuk that
the bedrock Is reached, there is still
a lower depth. I f a detrimental rela­
tive should exist, the clumsy man asks
after his health with great particular­
ity and will not be satisfied until he
receives a full and detailed reply.
Should there be any Incident In your
past which everybody has generously
agreed to forget. It Is the clumsy man
who seises the one, the Inevitable op­
portunity, when the club Is at its full­
est, and snys loudly: “ Somebody was
talking the other day about that un­
fortunate little affair of yours In ’95.
Now tell me!”
When on meeting him you say cas­
ually and with uo desire for informa­
tion. “ How are you?” he insists upon
giving you a complete data, and he Is
ns full of small complaints as a re­
fractory pauper. It Is only fair to add
that he will ask affect Iona Uy after
the colds of yesteryear, and his favor­
ite locale for this is at the corner of
a drafty street. He might be subsi­
dized by Ititluenza or he might get a
commission on sore throats from his
eagerness to pin you Into the most
dangerous position that can be discov­
ered, says the Philadelphia Ledger.
One desires au adequate amount of
sympathy in distress, but our man al­
ways goes a little beyond this point
You are growing thin, and he says
that you are wasting away to a shad­
ow. You are growing stout, and he
tells an n musing anecdote
about
apoplexy. lie can be more critical
than a hairdresser if occasion gives
the least excuse.
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