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Fl'CKXB WEEKLY OrARD FRIDAY, MARCH (I. 1IHW f A I iiiiliM SYSHII BESAK2ED I'll . ..Mrtinn al tlie body is covered with mucous rneiubrai.e : ! I L.ltirCWn . " .llHHititlu CIlTlipH with Wwt nc1e ......... ttSSUC IS BUUltui"'; w-j-j... ....... utvuu bii , illaries Each of tbese is constantly supplying to this tissue ,f!?to nourish and strengthen it and keep the system healths rlr?, i!S becomes infected with catarrhal matter it is not able to fi:r "damount of healthful properties, but feeds the parts will; -t!ieIt2',h disease the membranes and tissues so that they become rtin'tWflMned and Catarrh, with all its disagreeable and dangerous ted""11? " ijjhed ia the system. There is a constant ringing in tin ptoini. l4'.l discharge from the nostrils, the breath has an oSensive 'ti"v'1'Trer often accompanies th disease, and gradually the entire I1 affected and the aystem upset and deranged. Ia its earlier jitlbccon" h iscoBfined U tht now and throat, sprays, washes. aie soothiag and in a way beneficial, because they are gl,tioB. .ntieptic, but such treatment has ao euratiye effect, !' Bii t reach the blood. To cure Catarrh, the blood must be pur oeiidot " . lfied ,d tliis is just what 8. 8. S does. It gore down into tlie circulation aad attacks the disease at its foundation ; it removes the cause and makes the blood pure ami healthy Then the blood vessels are filled with fresh. reinvigorated blood, which is carried to all The t!Poman In theAJcodc By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN, v Author f "The MIIUonlr Baby.- "Th fillsrae Ball." "The Houm lu lh Mill.- "Th AiuMhyit Box." Ec. 1 COPYB.ICHT. lBOa. TUI BOBat-MIRttlLL COMPANY. chapter VII (Continued.) 'th i yu gesture toward the northwest, he turned awar. learlng me tn romemplntton of the grandest scen ery 1 had yet come upon la all my tmrelfl. Flfteeu miles! But those mile ley tnrouKh the very heiirt of the moun- Y VEGETABLE the mucous surfaces and linings, the inflam-! 'aius, ranging anywhere from 0.000 to tnation and irritation are corrected, the svmp-' ".000 feet hUth. In ten minutes the ii ic-ooear the health is improved and Catarrh is permanently cured, c'ty mid all slims .'WrTa'tnl anv itn-dica! advice free to all who wri'e. of sight. In-the rw TTTE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Rl of city Jlfe were out EUGE N THEATRE CEO. H. SMITH, Mgr ' hone H'ock 1443 Thurs. (fb Sat., Mcrch 5 , 7 mperiai iisfxe is more I wns seeming- ly ns fur removed from nil civilization us if I nsd gone- a hundred miles into tlie wilderness. As n:y b:irse. settleil down to work, pk-kin;? his v.-ity now hove ntnl now there. soi.:et!nies over (he lmw'.i eiirth, hurd and linked ns In u thousand fur naces, r.ud sometimes over tlie stunted jrrnss whoso liee.UHike stnlks seemej uever to have known iiio'sture, I let j n:y eye rouin to sueli peaks ns were i not cut off from view by the nearer 1 hillsides and wondered whether the i expcctedly good nns:!s!i. ibillty and did all the work. I mere ly clung and balanced, and at ttnuw, when be rounded the end of a ilgzag. (or instance. I erect shot my eyas, though the prospect waa msioilllout. At lust eren his patience seemed to give out and he stopped and trembled. Rut before 1 could opeu my eyes on the ayss beneath he made another effo:. I felt the brush of tree branches across my face and. looking up. saw before me the ledge or platform dotted with tents, at which I bad looked with such lonnlng from the opposite hillsides. Plr.itiltsiieously I heard voices, and saw approaching a bronzed ami beard ed man with strongly marked Scotch features and n determined air. "The doctor!" I Involuntarily ex claimed, with a ginnee at the small nnd curious tent before which he stood guard. ''Yes, the doctor." he answered lu un- "A:nl who NEW SONGS, NEW JOKES, NEW DANCES. SE THE BIG MINSTREL ACTS ! The Grand Imperial First Part The Beautiful Transformation Scene Th;; Minstrel Man and the Porter The Deatn ot the Gladiator M' onlighl on the Mississippi PNIX MEN 10 SOLOISTS - CHORUS OF 40 Reserved Seat Sale Ooens Wi:jno-sday at Box Oft.ce. Price : 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Acres sc! Acfca 4 I ' . " I e ! 0 J: IT rec, Five or Ten . Acre Tracts, 2l2 miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. Hovey Block, 8th and Will. feu. snow which cupped them was whiter ilhnn any other or the blue of the sky bluer, that the two together had the .effect upDii me of cameo -work on a hu-xe and unapproachable scale. Certainly the effect of tlu"e grand j mountains. Into which you leap with out any preparation from the streets i nnd, market places of America's oldest - city, is such as Is not easily described. ! We struck water now and then nar row watercourses, which my horse fol lowed In midstream and, more lnter ; csting yet, goatherds with their flocks, ! Mexicans all. who seemed to under stand no Knlisb, but were picturesque enough to lo.iic at ar .l a welcome break j in the e.tr.Mue louesomeness ' of the way. J I had been told that they would i serve me us guides If t I felt at all I doubtful of the trail, nud In one or two ! instances they proved to be of deckled Ihelp. They could gesticulate If they could not speak English, nnd when I tried them with the one w-ord riaelde they would nod aud point out which of the many '.side canyons I was to follow. But they always looked up as they did so. up, up till I took to look ing up, toD, and when, after miles mill tlijlled liijleUnitoly by the winding of tlie trail. 1 came out upon n le:lgo from which a full view of the opposite range could be had. and saw fr:i::ln; rie from the side' of one of Its tremendous peaks the gup of a vast hole ut 200 feet f n:i.i the snow line. I knew th.it, inaccessible ns it looked. 1 was ga.Iug up at the opening of Aimer I'nirbru'.u er's new mine, the Phicide. The experience was a strange one. The two ranges approached so uearly that it seemed as If a bail might be to.s;'i! fr.):n one to the other, but tho ch.'wn betw.'ea was stupendous. I grew dhz.v as I looked downward and saw the endless zigzags yet to be trav ersed step by sfep before tho bottom of the canyon could be reached and then the equally Interminable 7-lgzags up tho acclivity beyond, nil of which I must trace, still step by step, before I could are you? Have you brought the mall aud those medicines 1 sent for?" "No." I replied with a propitiatory a smile as I could muster up In the face of his brusk forbidding expression. "I dime on my own errand. 1 am a rep resentative of the New York . nnd 1 hope you will not deny me a word with Mr. Falrbrother." With a g?sture I hardly knew how to Interpret he took my horse by the rein ard led us on a few steps toward an other large tent where be motioned me to descend. Then be laid his hand on my shoulder and, forcing me to meet his e.ve. said: "You have made this Journey I be lieve you said from New York to see iiv. Kairbrotlier. Why?" "Becnuso Mr. Fnlrbrotber Is r.t pres ent the most sought for man In Amer ica." I returned boldly. "Ills wife you know about bis wife" , "No. How should I know about bis wife? I know what his temperature : ii.ice. nun ni..-, i.t DiLl., . ......... v . nope to arrive Ul ine camp u men iiuui preferred the climb. where I stood looked to be almost with- ta nd wlmt nlg respiration la-but bis In ball of my voice. I have described tho mine as a hole. i That was all I saw at llrst a groat black hole In the dark brown earth of the mountain side, from which ran down a still darker streak into the waste places far below It. But as I lookeil longer I snw that It was faced wle? What about bis wife? He don't know anything about her now himself; ho la not allowed to read let ters." "Hut you rend the papers. You must have known, before you left Santa Fe, of Mrs. Knlrbrother's foul nnd most mysterious murder in New York. It by a lodge cut out of the friable soil, has been the theme of two continents on which I was now able to descry the Tor the ln.it ten days." pronounced white of two or t'.iroj tent He shrugged his shoulders, which io's a-.ul soiro otli.T s'gns of life, en- ' mlbt mean anything, and conjined fJHANGj, I, H. WFtT r o mouion FAPt WMM1ITT BANGS LIVERY CO. livery, Feed, Stage 4 Saks Stables p. Cabs Always Ready first CUss Turnouts of AH Descriptions ii i "'""'"t EUuEVR-FLORENCE STAGE -l'wP,.do ',0, ' A ddTitalevnEuten4t6 .. m. KJ'iiil msiiVj i ,1 "" ,ot Mjpletoo, close cnnnretion by uay ociore. A ddyitaeelevfsEuten4t6 lor Mnplctoo, clow c steamer for Florence Stage Phone Main 22 L5very Phone Main 21 hL- ... " P0DERSBKO NEW MARKET . 'lrt,now locate-i in our ne-s buildin? ro-stn; s:rctt iAi W wil, piixi to s;4 y0J. oice Lard for Br 'i and Stewi Strictly Co't. Pries BkODER,S'B!U)5.. 65c I NEW MB-KE.T cou:'ag':tg enough to the e;-e fif ore who-'e lot It was to crawl like n tly up that tivme'idoiis r.io-.m'aln kIi1!. Truly I coul 1 understand why those three men, probably newspaper eorro sponients like myself, had turned bnci to Sinta Fe nftnr a g'.auce from my present outlook. Rut though I under stood I did not mean to duplicate their retreat. The sight of those teats, the thought it what one of them contained, In ifilred ine with new courage, and, re leasing my grip upon the rein, t aV (owed my patient horse to proceed. Shortly after this I paseed the B ride that Is, wlwre the water sheds both ways. Then the descent began. It was ilgcag, Just a tlie climb bad been, but I preferred the climb. I did aot hare the unfathomable space ao constantly before me, nor was my Im agination so nctlTS. It was flied on heights to be attained rnther than on valleys to roll Into. However, I did not roll. The Mexican saddle held mo securely at whatever nugle I was poised, nnd once the bottom was reached I found that 1 could face with considerable eouanlmlty the corresponding ascent.' (July as I sow bow steep the climb bis reply to a repetition of my own words. "Mrs. Fnlrbrotber murdered!" bo ex clalmed, but In a suppressed voice, to which point was given by tho cautious lotik he cast behind him at the tent which had drawn my uttentlon. "lie must not know It. mnn. I could nor answer for his life If ho received l,.o least shock In hlj present critical con dition. Murdered? When?" "Ten days ago, at a ball In New York. It was after Mr. Falrbrother left the city. He was expected to re turn after hearing the news, but he seems to bar kept straight on to his destination. He'vras not very fond of his wife-that la, they hare not been llrmg together for the last yeor. But he could not help feeling the shock of her death which he must hare heard of somewhere along the route." "He has said nothing In his delirium to show that be knew It. It Is pos sible, Just possible, that be didn't read the psers. Ho could uot have been well for days before be reached Santa Fe. them, that lie had once crossed the Sierras In n.l. (winter, lttit be wasn't u Mi k man ihen." "li'H-tir. Uicy don't know who killed 'lis wire." "lie didn't" "1 know, lint under such clroum- t:r.!ivs every fact U'arlng on the ve.ll Lsnf Immense luiHirt:inco. There s one which Mr. Falrbrother only can nake clear. It cuu tie said lu a word" Tho grim doctor's eyes tiasltcd ungrl .y, uud I stjpiied. "Wore you a detective from the dis trict attorney's orUoo lu New York sent ou with specinl powers to eiuuilue htut I should still say what 1 am golug to say now. While Mr. Palrlirother's tem perature aud puliw remain where tliei now are uo one shall see hint and uo one shall talk to him sure myself unr. his uurse." I turned with a sick look of ill sup f ointment toward the roud up which I iuid so lately come. "Have 1 panted, sweltered, trembled for three mortal hours ou the worst trull a man ever traversed to go hack with nothing for my Journey? That seeuvs to me hunt lines. Whore is thc munHgor of this mine?" Tho doctor iKilnfed toward a man bending over the edge of the great hole from which at that moment a line if Mexicans was issuing, each with a sack ou ills back, which he tiling down before what looked like a furnace built of clay. "That's he, Mr. Haines of l'hilndel ohla. What do you want of hltn?" "IVrmisslon to stay the night. Mr. Falrbrother may be better tomorrow." "1 won't allow it. and I am mastel '.lore so far as my patient Is concerned. Vou couldn't stay here without talking, tud talking makes excitement, and ex citement is Just what be cannot stand. A week from now I will see about It that Is. If my patient continues to lm or.ivo. 1 am not sure that ho will." "Let mo spend that week hero. I'll not talk nny more than tho tlend. May '.ie the muuugor will let me curr, lacks." "Look hero," said the doctor, edging mo farther and farther away from the tent be hardly let out of bis sight for a moment. "You're n cuuny lad and shall have your bite ami something to drink before you take your way baek. Hut back you go before sunset and with this message: No nuiu from any paper north or south will ho received hero till I hang out u blue flag. I say blue, for that Is tho color of my ban danna. When my patient Is lu a con dition to discuss murder, I'll hoist It from bis tent top. It can bo soon from tho divide, and If you wir to camp there ou the lookout well and good. As foi tho police, that's another matter. I will boo tlioni If they come, but they need not expect to talk to my patlept. You may say so down there. " It will save scram'uling up this trail to no purpose." (Continued ::.xt Friday.) VOTH'K OF FINAI, Sl-.TTI.KMKXT Notice Is hereby given that the mi li'rslgnod' has filed his final nc:-nun villi ill3 County Court for l.ane Conn y, Orc::n, and that the court hm n otfi'T duly made and sr-iitoroc! '!xe Monday. March 1, lflOS, al ho hin:r of 10 o'clock a. m., as th line atul the county court room h JOugcne, 1 nuo County, Oregon, as tin' ;ibi'-" lo hear uny objections to the said account. Any persLn Interested in the sab' natter are renulred to file thflr oh ;ectlons on or before the said dnv. S. I'. NH8S, Adnilnls'rMor of the F.stute ol Louis llalverson, Deceased. Notice of Final Settlement. Fstnte of George Drury, dcceuseil Notice Is hereby given thst til' undersigned, George A. Drury. ad ministrator of tho above-named es late, hns filed his final account In tin natter of said estate with tho count' "lerk of Lane county, Oregon, nntl lint Monday, the (ith day of April. Ift'lS, nt the hour of 1 o'clock In tlu nfternoon of said day. has bien sei tnd fixed by said court for tho hour lug of objections to said final no ciutit and for the final settlement ol said estate; and all oblectlons It said nccotint must be filed with said oiirt on or b-fore the said time unC date so fixed by said court for snlC final hearing nnd final settlement. Hated this 14th day of Fohruury I90X. 0KOH0K A. UIllIltY. AdmliiNtrator of said esta'.e Notice of Kliinl Kelt lenient. Kstnte of Isnnc H. Tyler, deceased Not lee Is hereby given thut the nn derslgned, George A. Drury, executor of the shore named estate, has filed his final account In '.be matter of said estate with the county court ol Lane county, Oregon, and that Mon day, the llth day of April, 1908, at the hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon of aald day, has been set and fixed by said court for the hearing of ob Joctiotw to said final account and for the final settlement of snld estate; end all oblectlons to said account must' be filed with said court on ot before the snld time and date so fix ed by snld court for snld final hear When were you cnlled in to attend ,1" ""d final settlement him?" "The very nlqbt nfter be reached this place. It was thought he wouldn't ilve to reach the enmp. Itut lie Is a Dated this 14th day of February, 1908. George a. nrtrrtY. Administrator (if said estate. lie succumbed.' Notice of Final Kclticntf tit. Notice Is hereby glvn that th un ail nilttlKtriitor of tltn e tnte r,f .trisctih It H-i.iin ,l..coi iwl "If he was us sick ns that." I mut hns filed his final' account with th tred, "why did lie leave Snnla Fe? county clerk of Lane county. Or" Jte must hnve known what It would gon, and an order has been made in-if iif.iu to ! shk here." 'entered of record directing this notlci I don't think be did. 1 his Is hlsjand setting Monday. Hi.. Cth dnv o' t'-.t ilsl' to the mine. He i-vli.-ntly ' April, I Sot. at the hour of in o'clid L,.,..v lu.i'ihiu f to,. ,U!!tciiiti.- ih. ui-. for the hearing of iiblc-tlons , i lint t. -....;. I i.i ...... It,, un. If ""' H account and for Hi determined to fin tl the cauip. ovci, after be had ls-eii given a sl-.'ht of It bade fair to be I did not see how I ; cinn ,)f Krpnt ,,Im.k I)H .j u() ,m was ever to iMineilown again, i.oing . hl)) flKlt touched this platform; then I ,, ' , ' 1.. I.,., Hi,, i.i.scrit i OiTSIk "r I"'" ' Honever. as what goes up must In I the coiir ei.f nature come ('.own. I put this i..:o-t.m ai!e n:nl gave my lursc his lie;;'!, after e'liniir:. him with a few billies of gr.isi, nhich he soetne 1 to Hinl edil.le e:io.r:h. t!io;:gh tlicy lit 1 the s.',; nnd e.i..-:!i::i? of the feel of , f;.i;:i gl:. I!..w ve g"t there yen must ask thla - ani:;i.'i!. who took '! the rosoon- fJiu the opposite mountsfn. He told final settlement of st'd e-itiiti' It A LI' II W. HTONK. I Administrator of the estate of LIFE-SAPPING PARASITES ?!AT WRECK HUFAM SYSTEM The following romarkahle stale-, incut was recently made by T. I., j Cooper. It concerns tho preparation j which hns boon so widely discussed . 'ir.iiittliont the country during the' past your, and hns sold 'n nch onor-j uious (iiiaiitltlos In loading cities. I "It Is a well-known tact that j herever 1 have introduced my New1 Jlscovory medicine-, hundreds of: oiplf hive brought Internal parn- iltos or tnpeworms to me. In many; aaes these people did not know the; nature of the parasite, and were con-. uin'iitly extremely nervous until 1. 'xplalned tho mutter to them. In ionic cities so many have had this xperlence that the public generally 'locanio alarmed. "1 take ibis opportunity of ex- .biiulug what these cnvitures nro, nil what I have learned about them u the past. "Taiii worius nro miti'li more com mon than would ho supposed. I ven- nre lo sny that ton per cent of all hronlc stomach trouble, or wluu Is tnowii as ti 'run-down' condition. Is uuseii by them. An Individual may suffer for years with one of these great parusltes and not he awure of It. "Contrary to general belief, the ap petite is not greatly Increased It on ly becomes Irregular. There Is a gen ernl fooling of fuliitness, however, and a gnawing sensation In the pit of the stomach. "l'eople afflicted with ono of these parasites are nervous and depressed. Their chief sensation Is. one of lan guor, and they tire very easily. I,aek of energy and ambition at feet the body, and the mind becomes dull and sluggish. The memory tiocomes not so good nnd the eyesight Is generally poorer. "Tho New Discovery, in freeing stomach anil how -Is of all Impurities, seems to be filial to these great worms, and uluuift Immediately ex pels them from tho system. I wish to nssure anyone who has the exper ience just related with my prepara tion, that there Is no cause for alarm lu tho manor, and that It will us a rule mean a speedy restoration to good health." The Cooper medicines are a boon to stomach sufferers. We sell them. Hull's lied Cross Drug Store. i,W,.u jj! 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