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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1903)
m h in g J o in t ® B it ; fin g e r«, toes, arms, and le t parts o f tliu body, are jo in ts it lare in flam ed and sw ollen by Jol) uitism — tliat acid condition th ' blood w h ich affects the mus- « Liso. S iile r e rs dread to "J o K ^ Preacher Also a Physician. The Rev. Charles A. Trot man, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, St. Louis, is also a practicing physician, having regular office hours during the week. For bronchial troubles try Piso’s Cure for Consumption. It is a rood cough medicine. A t druggists, (trice '¿ó cents. gl>t>rM3«Xr0«XK>O0«S<HJ«JCH>0 OOOC h W i ! ST. JACOBS OIL An Unlimited Supply. “ Everything is getting dearer,” (¡aid the apprehensive citizen. “ N o ," answered the man who had been reading about “ How to Circum vent the Trusts,” “ advice is as cheap as ever.” — Washington Star. m ove, espe- Barber—Hair’s gcttln’ a tilt thin on long, i top, sir. Have you tried our hair re- <1 [th eir c o n d itio n is com m on ly atober Customer (fucetioualy)—Oh. no. it's not that. It’» worry.—Pick-me-up. ■rsfe in w et weather. W lgjf—Aa a painter do you think he It ^ m s been a lo n g t im e sin ce w e h a v e will be able to make a name for him in p v itlio w t H o o d ’ s S a rs a p a rilla . Mv self? W ags—He ought to. You see, h e f th in k s h e c o u ld n o t be w ith o u t it. Queen Exhibits Bantams. he's a sign painter.—Philadelphia Rec been tr o u b le d w it h rh e u m a tis m Eight varieties of bantams are being ord. C® h»‘ w as a b o y . and H o o d ’s S arsana- exhibited by the ijneen ol England at Landlord—I will g ive yon Just three a i t ih e o m y m e d ic in e h e can ta ke th a t a show at Barnstable. duys to pay your rent. Artist—All 11 « lia b le h im to ta k e h is pla ce In the I right: suppose you make It Thanksgiv How to Discourage Treating. Id.’* M ihs A d a D o t y , S id n e y , Io w a . ing. Christmas, and the Fourth of July. Gayboy— Have a drink with me? - L if e . co d ’s S a rsa p a rilla Hardhead — Certainly. Here’ s to “ What Is a synonym?” asked a you. and Pilla Gayboy— Ah, tbat’a good. teacher. "Pleas«, sir.” said a lad. ’i t ’s iin iv e th e cause o f rheum atism a word you cun use In place of anoth Hardhead— First-rate. Order anoth d cure the disease— no ou tw ard er If you don't know how to spell the er round if you like. I belong to tbe anti-treating league, and have promised other one.” p lic a tio n can. T a k e them . Interviewer—How do you account not to treat; but there’s nothing in the Order for your love of music? Drum Major rules about accepting treats. A "Dead Cinch.” —Well, when me father was young he right along, old boy. You pay and I ’ ll “ You college men seem to take life was a furniture mover, and wan day a drink.— New Y'ork Weekly. Btty easy.” pianny fell on him. G r e a t O d d *. “ Y e - ; even when we graduate we do "Shure. Ol'm no pnrtlsan, Jerry. Ol The odds against a whist player hold by degrees.” vote fer the best mum” “ An’ how c'n ing all the trumps are 158,753,389,- yea tell which wus th’ best man till 899 to 1. ' Petroleum for Rheumatism. When petroleum was first discovered aftlier th’ votes ar’re counted, Din- The Basilisk. this country, it was called rock oil, uy ?” —Colorado Springs Gazette. d was sold in small víale as a specific The ancients described tbe basilisk "So you hud a successful hunting r rheumatism. trip?” "Eminently successful. W e as a serpent which could kill by its didn't bring back any game, but no very glance. I t lived in a desert be i t * o f O h io , c i t y o f tolkdo , t body was shot by any of the other cause its breath destroyed all vegeta | L ucas C o u n t y . \ l*uunt J. C h k n r y makes oath that he Is the members o f the party.” —Washington tion, thus making a desert of any place lio r parter o f the tirin of F. J. C u i u r & Co., inhabited by it. A basilisk was said in a business in the C ity of Toleao, County Star. d State aforesaid, and that said firm w ill pav “ Next scholar, spell ‘recipient,’ ” said to have caused a deadly ¡«stilence in h u d ol ONE HITS OKED DOLLARS for ea. n d every cage of Catarrh that cannot be cured the teacher. Little Elsie did so. “ Now Rome daring tbe time of Pope Leo the use o f H a l l ’ s C a t a r r h C u re . IV . then, what Is a ‘recipient?’ ” “ That's F R A N K J. C H E N E Y iwom to before m e and subscribed in my what every bride Is, ’cause the news aeence, this 6ih day of December, A . D. 18S6. Etiquette. papers always says so.” —Philadelphia * A. W. GLEASON, Mrs. Blank— Is your hasband going Press. N o t a r y P u b lic . to Mrs. Jasun’s funeral? Catarrh Cure is taicen in te rn a lly and acta Biggs—1 understand thnt you lost Mrs. Dash— Decidedly not. She did 7 on the blood and mucous surfaces of money on that chlcken-rnlslng experi em . Send for testimonials, free, not return my last call.— Baltimore ys* F. J. CH K N KY ¿i CO., Toledo, O. ment of yours. Boggs— Yds, I did; but Star. told i ■’ druggists. 75c. I expect to get It all back again. I'm Haifa F a m ily F ills are the beat. writing a book ou how to raise chick A Threadbare Compensation. C a u W and E ff e c t . ens.—Judge. “ She isn't at alJ handsome.** “ I onderntand he ia married and hap Mae—I got even with Bessie for “ But she’s very good.” cenfcly come into considerable money.’ * snubbing me. Ethel—What did you “ Dear me; that's what they always “ Whicn was cause and which effect?*' do? Mae—I told that young man who say.** calls on her thnt she used to he the Your Dealer Why Green Leaves. ill tell you if he has ever made the best debater In her class nt school.— "A fte r all, Pat's Yov« lor bis native mpftrison that the purest, strongest New York Sun. N ew ltt—The man who can't take a Isle is but natural patriotism.” id most aromatic spices for sale by “ Maybe. But it's a little overdone ly Arm in the Northwest are called little good advice has nobody to blame ontfpole. I f he doesn’ t believe it, for Ills trouble but himself. Sharpe— when it leads him to believe that the pfe&aHk him to send to Wadhams & Oh! I don’t know, he’s usually bur leaves are green in honor of Ireland.” errl Bros., Portland, for a sample tin dened with a lot of friends who can’t — New York Times. any variety he may select, and we’ ll give I t —Philadelphia Press. ink'on his judgment in favor of Mono- Blotman—Slo you have read the lie. Be sure you get this brand from whole of my new story? I ’m sure. It’ s ■ grocer. awfully good of you. Tyner—Not at all; I did It on the advice of my doc Economy In Eggs.. tor. H e said I needed violent exer When eggs are expenisve, it is well cise, you know.—Boston Transcript ' remember that it is not necessary to By the Yonkers Route.—"Y1eg, he )i) a whole egg to get a yolk without "eftfcing the latter for garnishing, takes a great Interest In prison work. operate the white and yolk without He has been fam iliar with the Inside ~e*king the latter and poach it hard o f so many of them.” "Indeed! As a \ salted water. The white is saved criminal?” "N ot exactly. As an auto- mobtllst.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer. r glazing or merinsue, etc. * A rural exchange has the following __________ IT C ured . . . ______ _______________ »Oer first «lay’s useof Dr. Kline’s Great Nerv« on a perpetual office seeker: ITS _ Send for F It B B 9 2.00 trial bottle and treat* ÍB H K lims . Ltd. *31 Arch St.. Philadelphia. Fa He's left this world of storm and strife; In spite of all advice An Habitual Offender. He ran for office all his life. And only got there twice! Jan' idsiast Has he broken any records? — Atlanta Constitution. M u s t B e a r S ig n a tu re o f He (bitterly)—You have no heart. Waggles— No, he never breaks any- ingTbut the babbath.— New York She—What nonsense. H e—It’s the truth. You flirt outrageously with every man you meet. She—Then I •re will firm Mrs. TYlnslow’s Sooth- must have a very large heart to give S e . Fac-Sim ile W rapper Below. g 8yrup the best remedy to us8 lor their a little of It to so many.—Brooklyn tfidren during the teething period. Eagle. Terr email and as easy “ How does It happen you ran so far ■ to take as augur. Motor Car in Scotland. rTha motor car terror in aaid to have behind your ticket?” they asked him. FOR HEADACHE» Scotland severely on account ol " I didn't,” said the candidate who had FOR D IZZINESS. Imber ol rich tourists who visit escaped defeat by the skin o f his teeth. FOR B ILIO U SNESS, i at Country. In one case a heavy "That is an unfair Inference. I got FOR TORPID L IV E R . automobile, running very rapid* the straight vote. The rest o f the tick atfeight, plunged into a flock of et simply ran ahead o f me—that's all.” FOR C O N S TIP A TIO H . ieep being driven to market, and —Chicago Tribune. FOR SALLOW S K IM . rlled and mangled quite a number ol "D id yon say Hiram lost that hun FOR TH E C O M P LE X IO H B m ■ I o R a w n r c Murr havs dred dollars of his In a railway deal?” “ Y’ es,” answered Mrs. Corntossel, “ X ’íc S t» I Sorely T«retaMe., didn’t know he was a financier.” “ He CURE SIC K HEADACHE. ain’ t any Thia deal was In a smokin’ car. They started playin’ euchre and then switched off on another game.” — Washington Star. Briggs—I’ ve got a great Idea. Pm going to Invent an open street car In which all the seats are end seats. J t An * t,,ck of •* 8r'PPe le,t me • • A f t e r I w a * la d a ea d to t r y f A I C A * whh a bad cough. My friends aaid Griggs—Don'* you do It. It would be R K T ® . I will never be without them in tbe bouse. liver was In a very bad shape and mr bead I pad consumption. I then tried a dead failure. It la the squeezed and My ached and 1 had stomach trouble Now. since tak r’a Cherry Pectoral and it sweltering people In the middle who ing Lascarets. I feel fine My wife has also used with beneficial results for sour stomach. ’ d me promptly.” make the end seats so delightful.— them Joe. K kb h lim g lan Congress Be. Bt Louie, Mo. A. K. Randles, Nokomis. 111. Boston Transcript. "Yah, there!" angrily exclaimed Say- CANDY mold Storey, who had curled himself B L CATHARTIC A I n A K T IÇ >| ou forgot to buy a bot up and gone to sleep on the sunny side tle of A yer’s Cherry Pec- o f an ash barrel In the alley. “ W ot ye pokin' me thataway fur?" “ Oxcusa ¡¡* total when your cold first THAO« MAAM R U t t n t fO me. blease,” aaid the ragpicker, drop » came on, so you let it run ping his Iron hook In astonishment. along. 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M a n n ihm SEEOM AN IB B F r o n t S t . , P o r t la n d , Orm . !MX h >[>0< h X h >00«K i <K «K h >0 Jerusalem Artichoke. The Jerusalem artichoke has no con nection whatever with the holy city of the Jews. I t is a species of sunflower. A Pardonable Mistake. Stella— I came near miaeing a pro posal last night. Bella— Y’ ou did? Stella— Yes. He got down on his knees and I thought be was merely looking lor aping-pong ball.— Harper’s Bazaar. THE B E S T POMMEL SLICKER , XJN THE WORLD . BEARS THU TRAPE HARR Salzer’s Rapo^, gives Rich, . ^ nr pon SPELTZ— n J V M tilltl ^Catalog FARM food 25c a ton A " S A I Z E R 'S SEEDS S E V E R F A I L ! ’ 1,000,0-90 Customers V __— K n mM Proudest record of nny seedsman on earth, ami yet we are reaching out for more. 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