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end AiiiiiIkiuii IUIUiuk rl rvnia arh. tiold
ti 1 1 i l K Iroiu SI up. Vitulieil uir for puin-
lewi t'Xtrurllon.
(rrvixet three doore nortU of Driok
tore. Oiriatr hoore from 1) a. in. to4 p. w.
Kti-mft "f hc.-i'm nmniiff nil the
Canonii ot Colontilo, l in niluutfii
on tli mnin line nf tlio lVnver A
Hio Uianilt' ln lwcf n f'jinon City nml
Srtllilrt in the front rttiie (if I tic
Jl'M kiH, U the iiiixt fN cular, awe
iiiHpirinn and , uiHcmtUiTt. liiwn
tit ir miglity fleft in the heart fif the
Kianite n,v-lmrricr null the rnlnc
waten of Iho ArkiiiiHHH Hiver, lanlitsl
into foninin fury ami iIhhIk iI Into
h mining 8rny by
llirouli the l.irlucm tlcflle. S i Mr
row i the iisnMue at one point
tlmt there whs no room for Ixit h the
road and river, and therefore rtir-
loiiMly oxiHtrurteil bri'Vri' of Hteel lirid
to Ih thrown li ijlliwl.e c.f the
stream. tuxn'nded from iron ii.
porta morticed into the eanon walis
on each f'u to the riht n n I left.
And rlht here ean re aeen llto cli
max of all the ennon'ii KmixleiirtliMt
which linn liet-ii Blly cuIIinI ''The
lloyal (iore." Fur two thoiiMtind
k ImndreU fe't the mil it I monolitfitt
Mtnr upward Ave linn n lofty hk
I lie Washington Monmneiit, Hie
higlieft iMTiiirtuent Htriic1ur n un it
ly the hand cf man. No word run
drquately dewrilie the hiiigtii licence
ofthernvne. Ihily thoe who live
lieheid ilM ptorint ean ftpprerinte
them.
Thia I hut one of the tunny won
der4 of na'ure revealeil lo the travel
'r on the Denver tV Itio Cirunde
lUilnmit, "The Btvnic Line f the
World." "
For detaih'd information alxvjt
thia nioHl delightful trip lo th V.t,
Adilreaa J. I). Mansfield,
The Geographical Story
of Trees.
earliest terrestrial plant
doubtless yury lowly
1ny tilings, some of thcui
prH)Ulily not uulike the liislg-
Iilliiunt livcrn'ortti tlint ailorn the
tiuuip and b Ldily comers of our north-,
frn world tiHluy. We have doubtless
(ill observed these beautiful though leas
iilire liiti'il little things, treeping, rlb
Ixuilike structures, covering the ground
in woods or spread over the whole
nioiKt surface, of a iierpendlculnrly
rocky -wall hard by tome spring or
atrenm. Tlio earliest terrestrlul plants,
so far as can he guessed, were not un
like some of these. We may imagine
tlu'in covering all the ground In those
faroff days, atruRgflns constantly
among themselves for room. For
plants, ns for some other things, there
I but one direction In which room In
creases no we go. That direction Is
upward. A nd so our terrestrial plants
no doubt eoon learned to misu their
branches upward, the better to secure
the llcht ii i) d olr. Itut the, rief Is only
tcmixrary. Onea the upward habit Is
Indulged forthwith ensues new rivalry.
Crowding becomes as Intolerable as
before. Every rising plant tries hard
to 'overtop lis fellows. At lirat the
stems lean one nnon another and so re
main erect.' , Auou the stifTer plants
derive advantage, and those with form-
Ins; woody tissues able to stand alone
far outreach and overshadow all the
rest. These changes, of course, no ono
has seen, but In some such way we
may assume the ilanls of ancient times
auiiiiiro ni icngiii nrl weal lialilt. For
such accomplishments there was no
lack of time, as the geological record
shows. For ages the earth was filled
with vegetation beforo ever a tree or
a treelike plant appeared.
In order to appreciate properly what
geology has to tell about the history
of trees on the planet, it will be noces
pary firr us to understand the maimer
In which students or the earth's his
tory divide past terrestrial time. The
recorded history of the earth, recorded
by tlio succession of stratillcd rocks,
names several definite ages t,r periods
of past time, each represented by a
distinct system of the stony strata. If
we call these time divisions each by
the mime of Its rock system, we may
have, licghming with tho oldest, the
arcliean, laurentlan, eambrian, ' silut
ou...jdevouian, carboniferous, trlassic,
Jurassic, cretaceous, tertiary and re
cent Let tills bo for us simply a time
card to which we may refer what is
known of tlio history of trees. It must
be borne in mind, however, that these
names describe periods by no means of
equal length. The first three or four
represent perhaps greater length of
time than all the rest put together.
Any ono of them, however, is far
shore our heads, we might so form
some conception of the earliest tree
that has left of Itself a record on the
earth. Thero was, however, after all,
soino variety. - -
Hy no means alt alike were those old
forest troea. The number of types then
extant was not great indeed, but every
type terrestrial took on a boreal form.
In devonian times even our scouring
rushes or Joint rushes seem to have
played the role of trees, and so with lever,1 so far as the American public
has heard. Therefore, the German
foyernuient'a responsibility for the
vandalism stands, and that, of course,
will have lo come up la the negotia
tions as an offset lo soma of Ger
many's claims against .Venezuela.
The perpetration- of thia latest
Ueriban outrage in Venezuela la
,'culiHrly untimely. -Minister Bowen
has just arrived In: Washington to
ho d hli consultation with the repre
tentative- of the various govern
orients in the Caribbean. lie la the
accredited representative ol Vene
zuela in this ulf.iir, and will be
recognized as such by the emhassies
0EHJUSV8 I'JI WAKKASTEU All. htrFLT A XI) IDNSIMI'IIOX.
II la said that the acta of the Cler. ,1UCD nM ' concern.
man warshit In flrlDg on the Vene. ln& ,he rPid,y increasing population
suelao fori at Maracalbo are dinar 01 lnw country and the non propor-
Droved at Washington. Thero la no increase in the supply of hogs
cause for aurprlse at this. Thuee acts nrouKnou- ,ue "UiU- "uera woo
rr. .Irnnolo ilinnmul l. il,. the bUilSidO Of IhO UlHrket US
IHjople of the United States. Mo far ,his M "Kuweijt in favor of
k.. iun itf.ri..in.i tt,.... k..i I Bn luueuwie conwnusiiou oi tue
uot been the slightest Dro'vocation for V" high market value of swiue.
the attack furnished by the Veneue- Tbe h ,ra,,e u ,"'8
Ian tfovtrnment or any of lu auenU. ,lne ""T-rt hose engaged In it
It 1 an act of wanton aifressiou in weU,9 oulaiders, and an auoma.
lino with the destrttctlon of the.little ,oua couailU)U w "nown uur"
Venezuelan veasoh at the beginning ru,,lDlf ' the supply of hoga in the
of the blocade. There was a oretense country M comparauvo ieriou ana
at that time that the Oeroiari trovera- rt)c'P'8 various markets, 6ii s
inent disclaimed any purtiose lo go
to the lengths egainttt Venezuela
which the German naval officers look.
There was no official expression from
Berlin of regret for the outrage, bow.
. Venezuela Is willing lo pay, but.
has now run against some punctilio
of tbe war lords requiring that other
I creditors stand back. I'ucle Sam is
a patient man,' but does not submit
to pertetual nagging.
The be-d physic. "Once tried and
you will always use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablet,"
William A. Girard. Tease. Vt.
SiEWS E THE STATE.
A party headed by Col. L. L. I law.
kins have started to make a winter
ascent of Mt. Hood.
The hupreme Court will not
appoint a court bailiff to succeed F.
C. l'errine, deceased, for a month.
The court plans to select a young
man, probably a law student at a
Tin so Tablet are the mod reliable 8alttry of m n,0Mtn nd ,ous
and miHt uloasant cathartic in use. "- "oui f700 per year.
For sale by Delta Drug Stoie.
lietter Tbaa Uold.
Elliot Lyons, who murdered 8her
iff Withers of Eugene was caught
near that city last Monday. lie had
"I was. troubled for several years thown away his guns and was trav.
with chronic Indigestion and nervous eli,1K n(,h" He Is now in the
debility," writes F. J. Green, of L in- couuty Jail at Lugene.
caster, N. U 'No remedy helped Cheeowen lodge No. 77, Oregon of
me until I begsn using Electric Bit- Eastern (Mar, was instituted at North
ters, which did me more good than Yamhill Satuday night by Grand
niuny of the ferns. The very first for
est was a -spore bearing forest Tbe
trees . were big enough and plenty
enough, but a lumberman might think
them of little value after all. They
zero either hollow or else bad enor
mous pith, so that the amount of wood
even in the largest specimen was com
paratively small. Nevertheless these
Old trees did have value.' These forests
lived on to cover the earth lu the subse
quent carboniferous time, In the ago of
coal, and no doubt contributed their
share of organic material, of leaves and
bark and spores and wood, to form vast
beds of fuel that as we know, make
possible the wealth and convenience of
the present.
But the devonian has something bet
ter than club mosses and ferns to show
the Drovers Telegram.
According to the census report of
1900, which in lieu of more reliable
1 ettaf ttat lthi will ImuA tn Iia niuil I I lio
an tue meuicines a ever useu. xney I'atron Darwin Bristow cf Cottaire
. ... have also kept my wife In excellent Orevf. ui.i i.w vn. mu...
neaitn ror years. She says Ueetric gPr of Dallas. The lodge starts with
Bitters are J-ifefc splendid for femule a mombership of 26, of whom about
troubles; tiat they are a grand tcnic ic are Initiates.
swine on tbe farms ot the United
States, This was an increase of 14,
000 head over the department ol
agriculture statistic fir the preceding
year, which would Indicate thai the
ceueu.s report was exaggerated if any
thing, lu tho year 1884, when the
Wt stern markets began to assume
proportions sufficiently large to make
statistics of slaughter of value, there
were, according to the agricultural
department figures, 44,200,895 swine
in the United States.
and invigorator for weak, run down
women, sso otner medicine can
tike its place in our family," Try
them. Only 60e. Satisfaction guaran
teed by Bailey's Pharmacy.
Sheriff Withers of Ltne county
w as shot and mortally wouuded on
Thursday night of last week while
attempting to arrest Elliot Lyons
charged with stealing horses. Tbe
crime with which Lyons Is charged
was committed in Josephine county
not far from Grants Pass. Withers
Minister Bowen . will make a big
reputation if a peaceful settlement
CmDarinir ,sreach 1,1 he Venezuela difficulty, tM.,ft ha ' nM. ,faln .
this with the cettcus figures for 1900, "' undoubtedly such a settlement count.y about 30 mlM weHtof Eugene
although they may be excessive, "" " "'"-"eu. jib nas ngni on n, wjt, (wo assistants went out
have a gain of only 40 per cent in "', B,o:ct n" " mlority or the nations there, arriving at Lyons cabin after
tho country's suppy of swine during Franco, Belgium, tho Netherlands, j, It tnat lhe BKej frtther
us, even If these did assume the size of England, Germany and Italy in
of trees. Bigness is not always a syno
nym for excellence. From rocks of
different parts of the northern hem
isphere, rocks belonging to the middle
devonian, we bavo fossil conlferoui
wood, specimens representing the mod
ern cone bearers larches, spruces, yew
and pines. All the trees referred to,
the spore bearing trees, seem to have
been confined to marshes and the damp
shores of lakes or. lagoons. But th
struggle for existence, and especially.
Washington, as well as by the gov
tbe 20 years.
While the farm supply was thus
eminent of the United Slates. The Increasing only 40 percent, tho five
overnmehls of all those countriis
accepted Bowen in this role. B wcn
was the representative of all of them
n Caracas after the blocado began.
All of them knew about his errand
to Washington, and fitvorrd it. One
d tho things which lie, as a repre-
principal markets of tho couutry
show an Increase in receipts of swine
of 83 per cent. In 1884 the chiel
Western markets bad only 8,167,000
hogs, while last year, they received
15,446,000 head, a clear gain cf 7,289,-
000 bead over 26 years ago. Thus
while the total supply of hogs in the
the United States and others Laving
claims against Venezuela aro with
him in liis contention. The world is
likely lo hear more of Bowen after
the Venezuela Incident is out of the
way.
tentative of Venr z?ula. sunoorted bv
as we suppose, the disadvantage of- the United Stales. Intended to ask country Increased only 40 per cent
rcstnai leruiization. at leugtn orovti . . ..... . ,t,..i.. iu ...i.Mi ,... n,,..,l th
... - . . I BVUW1 llktss I llll l.likj-ilr kHU SiO ttil.uul I UUIIUK IV ar lXV U'V'i
some or these arboreous forms to nign-1 " " " - - . . -
er ground and different habits. The This whs lo lie a nieliminHry to the markets almost doubled their sup-
uumated snores no longer fell to earth I nrtrntirttinna r.r h iMn: ,ni a, no I I'lics md slaughter records. The
for mere fortuitotie vnloo, bt la ih I possibie good cau Wccoi.tplbhed populalloa during the same period
".Tll""! Uy ihj continuance of the blocade. Jumped from 60,000,000 to 80.000,000
vs. L u u i. vi im luvn jnavC) uuu nv e-iu y '
suddenly a real forest of conlferoui I oui, on the oilier hsnil, much InJuty
trces. Ta be sure, these earlier conifers I can be sUb-icil on all sides, the rais-
were not the same as tnoso bow uvmg, in,. of tUtl t.i1M,,iB U(iu,i be - wu.
When you feel blue and that every.
thing goes wrong, lake a dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will rleanso and
invigorate your Ktoroaeh, regulate
your bowels, give you a relish for
your food and make ycu leel that In
this old world Is a good place to live.
For sale by Delta Druj Stire.
move for
but they were in a measure like them.
Anv nut, fnmlllnr with thA etnirtlira of
modern trees can recognize them. One I Germany
started they have been prominent Id
enrth's vegetation ever since. Signifi
cant, though, these oldest conifers also
bad abundant pith, one-third the total
diameter of the stem or more. It It
curious, too, that the earliest of the
type did not after all have cones. The
fruit was more like that of tbe glnko,
tho maidenhair tree of Japan, planted
how commonly in parks. . Not until aft
the allies This
atrocity puts a
latest
uew
difficulty iu the way of a successful
appeal in that direction.
The German government declares
that It bad n ) intimation of the pur
pose of its naval ofltccrs lo fire on
tbe Venezuelan foil. This is a con
lesslon that the discipline In tbe Ger
man fleet is not so strict or so Intelll
an increase of 60 pir cent, or a mean
between the extremes of the country
and market supply of swino.
These statistics support both thel
bulls and the bears iu their views!
i
concerning tbe relation existing I
and mother aa well as the wife of
the criminal were there. Posting
his men at front aod rear of the house
Withers knocked at tho door and
was Admitted. The two women
were there but tho man was out of
sight. Presently tho women made
an assault on the sheriff.. They
seized his arms and held thorn so he
could not' get his gun. Lyons then
appeared and deliborately fired at
the officer. Tho- bullet struck tho
neck Just below the chin and ranged
downward and back,' lodging about
the backbone. Lyons then ran from
tho house and escaped into tbe dark
woods. Withers lived till Saturday
morning. A part of tho time be
was conscious. His dying testimony .
was taken and reduced to writing,
enousn nway from us In tlin. for
I hrt .1 ...., : . . I , , . . .
ft au-lft ,l..,...t ; " " fc'coiugic periods
unu un unman computa
tion. Now, the oldest arboreal plants
come to us from the devonian. Very
curious looking trees they must have
been, having Httlo resumblanco to any
of our modern forms save In the fact
tlint they bad woody tissues nnd stood
erect RomcVf tliem were fifty or a
hundred feet high nnd had a diameter
cf one to threo feet nt the ground. Hut
they were nevertheless untreelil.c.
They had no twigs, no leafy branches,
no flowers, no seeds. They were In
stead covered all over with leaves,
scaleliko leaves. There were branches,
liot many, nnd these Were covered, too,
with lenves. . The Chill pine, for all its
scales. Its preen leafy cone as well,
lenrs needs. Our earliest tree, tbls
devonian forerunner of ail the forest
had no seeds. It was reproduced hy
loiva, and these lu development Were
conditioned ns described, depended
upon water for tlie mating of the cells.
In fact the oldest trees of earth were
not nnlike overgrown r.robdlngnng
type f.f the llttlo ground pine or club
iuiws which enrpeta the woodlands of
Canada and cprcmls beneath onr mod
em treys over all the eastern states.
If we cnnlit imaglue In the case of our
eastern forest all the trees of r.rvaont
1 t.ve removtd and tho grouud given up
' to club moeaea. ami If
. . . . . ... . , "- mru
'' K. M ramie ry strut, I on-1 faDcy these towcring
land, Oregon. ' ' linms . with yellow spiki
like leaf col-
spikes ef spores far
Mysterious Circumstance.
One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
diflerenctr She who Is .blushing but it has not yet been made public.
with health uses Dr. King's New The wife and mother have been
Life Pills lo maintain it. - By gently ("arrested and lhe younger woman la
between the supply of hogs and the arousing the lazy organs they coin iu jail at Eugene. A reward of $1,-
increase of population. If the census Pp' good digestion and head off con- 500 has been put up for the body of
figures regarding the farm supply ol pation. Try them. Only 25, at the assassin dead or alive. Lyons is
swineare compared to the popula ion oaiieya rnarmacy. a bad man. Ho served a sentence In
in different years, the result shows . tho state's . prison, being released
beyond question that consumption is The rush orders at the navy vards BUtiut nv years ago. A posse is after
swiftly out-slripping the available and the armories of the United States n'lni Du' "is apprehension is not
.v.. , , . Uu,,t ii.. u....i,i hu,i o...,! i suiidIv of swine in the country, but show that if trouble comes this num. looked for immediately. Ue will
true cones npiicar, perhaps not until the case of a power which has given r 'ho census figures are placed in try will be prepared. Democratic ki1, nior ,nen ' ,8 feBred'
me Jurassic rouowmg. Nuch allenlion in war and Ilia nre. juxtaposition With the receipts Ol opposition COUIU usually be counted The mnn shot near Toledo Lincoln
ler by tblsl . I h , lhn pi.if mHria the on heretofore to defeat all
time asks bow we can tell about these f " mo wlH..u - - --- --- - .... piunum i nuiir,
iblnns so lomr cone bv. what kinds of government has. If there Is such a country tne uears nave me im .i '"ruir micumieu io sireogmen tne Mhe couvlct who escaped from the
trees they were and how they grew reckless Irresponsibility among the the argument, as the increase in tne army or navy, nut tne present situs- penihfi.liury about Jan. 28th. White
German officers at tho scat of tie number or nogs inaraeieu is greater iwriiuus io permit any l was evidently making hi. way to the
trouble as the events of the st few than the percentage Increase in popu- u mocratic onstructl vene ss. The residence of bis mother who lives in
weeks have shown, then nobody can Nation. Those figures will undoutit- two ugniing arms or lhe United tho Cot Bay country. Hehsdcom-
ond where. The answer Is twofold
first, we know past ages only by tbe
petrified remnants that lio buried In
the rocks, like other fossils shells, for
Instance of which we bear so much,
and, second, we understand such fos
sils only by comparison with existing
flora. For example, existing conifers
show a microscopic structure In their
wood, a structure absolutely definite.
When specimens' ot petrified wood
.1 . f - 1 ...-!! I l...l..(. ma ara 'I HIM inn ffpni'm 1 .
and if coniferous we know It as wen practices ui civil zeu uuiions. ucuid --, " croup, Is usually well known to the
as If we saw It grow. Now. fossil may cry out peace, peace, as louuiy siauKiiier...K .F.-..j w. ... v , mihers of eronnv eb!l,lrBn n
wood is comparatively abundant, from as it wishes, but there is no peace In la kepi in tne same i auo io tne popu- .,,,,.,, ,
z:JzTon downTSX 1, ih ,hta " Tg "9 ,coterie : i"?n r WM the 1 wen,y f tbi" n
lying formations. Fossil fruits and
flowers there also nre, all too rare, bat
now nnd then a few are feund, occa
sionally even tho fruit still banging to
the branch on which It grew, so that
the Identity is sure.
Hut the finest witnesses we have of
ancient forests are those which mark
the ndveut of deciduous trees. The draw from the blokade.
oronn, nai tear icnus itseir perrectiy to
fossilization. Its Imprint, once It falls
In favorable, tiosltlon. Is stereotyped,
graven upon the rocks forever. Now,
tho whole series of cretaceous rocks Is
filled with leaf Impressions, beginning
only a few In the lowest stratum. The
upper layers nre sometimes packed as
if the wind strewn foliage bad condi
tioned In some sort tbe whole rocky
dctiosition. - Tbe leaf of course has van-
agO.
tell what will occur pext in the Carib edly apply to the eountry at large, States service will bo improved as a milted burglary and was followed
bean. II is clearly the duty of the for whilo there are abattoirs in opera- result of the Venezuelan squabble, and overtaken by the victim, who
Berlin government to remove the Hon In moat of tbe big Extern cities To this extent tbe allies' pernicious recove red most of the plunder. Not- .
meddlers and incompetents who are of today they but no more than tuke activity in the Caribbean has aided withstanding hii Tracy threats they '
in charge of its naval forces In Vene- the place of Western slaughtering our country. told tho sheriff of Lincoln county
zuelan waters, and nut men in their points like Cincinnati that have lout . that they had seen While. The sher.
"e" rctereU V Sefy ' prervS "' who -now M.me.hing about the much of their prestige , . b slaugl, Thfi which ttl once went hunting tsking War.
e Ina-.isa I II.. .nf a 11 I UIV A B-l Vra WIIU IlltUi A lit W BUIJU
struck the trail, and separated. Tho
Sheriff and one brother going one
way and Robert Warnick the other
toward his home. On the road be
dismounted ahd hitched bis horse.
Bottling about he came up with his
man and ordered him to throw up
his hands. Instead White drew bis
pictol and commenced shooting at
the same time dodging In and out of
the fence corners. Warnick missed
till While was about 180 yards away
when he left the fence and ran on a
tangent along the road. Warnick
was armed with a Winchester and
fired,, the shot taking effect In lhe
small of the hack and leaving the
body through tbe front of the abdo
men. The convict pitched forward
though be had strength enough to
swaggerers tn the German naval
uniform aro allowed lo fire on forts
which' have given no offense to them
or to any of the other blokaders,
England and Italy may find it neces-
aary. In order lo escape from an
intolerable complication,
Tendeaey of the Times.
The tendency of medical science is
toward preventative measures. The
to with- best thought of the world is given (o
Meanwhile. I the subject. It Is easier and better
it Is the duty of the government at lo prevenUhan to cure, it nas oeen
Washington to make the strongest fully demonstrated mat pneumonia,
aortof a protest to Berlin against the one of the most dangerous urseosce
oeru-tration of lhi atrocity at Fort that medical men nave io coniena
has received more universal approval
than Chamberlain's Cough Ilemedy.
Do not waste valuable time in exper
imenting with untried remedies, no
matter how. highly they may be
recommended, but give this medicine
as directed and all symptoms of croup
will quickly disappear. For sale by
The Delta Drug Store.
San Carlos. Glolie Democrat.
A Met Iter's Keesraneaaatiea.
I have used Chamberlain's Cough
is bed, but Its Impress still remains, Its Ilemetly for a number of years and
h: . no henitatancy in saying that it
margin, Ms every vein and velnlet, the
very glands sometimes that lent their
odors to the air in days so long gone
by. Needless to say, many of these
forest leaves are strange,' unlike any
now driven by the autumn winds, and
yet some of them are remarkably fa-
tlillbir In a r.tuMi in ne Hm-a t,. 1. . ..I
leaves and walnut leaves and popu,, lo by Delta Drug Store,
leaves. on would have said that the
ua.i nut raiien from their twigs last Nearly Ferfetts His Ufe.
year, iou recognize them. Thev are I
no doubt walnuts, basvU, poplars. Tet A runaway almost ending fatally,
they are not quite tbe leaves of our 1 stsrfd a "horrible nicer on the l?g of
Is lhe best remedy for coughs, colds
and croup I have ever used in my
family. I have not words to express
my confidence in this remedy, Mrs.
J. At Moore, North Star, Mich. For
modern trees. The botanist would
write them different species. Some
times the fossils Indicate genera no
longer extant on the continent where
the fossils He. Thus onr North Ameri
can rocks afford ns cinnamon lesvea In
(Vfif iwtaictf on Sicond Fayt.
J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III.
For four years it defied all doctors
and all remedies. But Bucklin's
Arnica Halve bad no trouble to cure
him. Equally good for Burns,
Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Plies.
25c at Bailey's Pharmacy.
with, can be prevented by lhe use ol
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Pneumonia always results from a
old or from an .attack of inilueoza
Escape) aa AtrfuII Eale.
Mr. II. Hagginsof Melbourne, Fla,
writes, "My doctor told me I had
ocnsuinption and nothing could be
done for me. I was given up to die.
The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr.
rortnV and it has been observed that
this remedy eouiieraets any tendency Klg'" New Discovery for Consump- sh(K)t hlmivf lhfough lhe forehead
of these diseases toward pneumonia.
This has been fully proven in many
thousands of eases in which this
remedy has been uaed iluriig the
great prevelance of colds and grip in
leeent years, and can b relied upon
with impllcite confidence. Pneu
monia often results from a slight cold
when no danger is apprehenled until
it is suddenly discovered that there
lion, Induced me lo try It, Results
were startling. I am now on the
road to recovery and owe all to Dr.
King's New Discovery. It surely-
saved my life." This great, cure is
gusranteed for all throat and lung
disease by Bailey's Pharmacy.
Price 50c A II 00- Trial bottles free.
The scratch of a pin may cause the
Is fever and difficulty in breathing f a limb or even ilenlh when
and paios in the chest, then it Is blood poisoning results - from the
announced Ihst the patient has injury. AH danger of Ibis may tie
pneumonia. Be on the safe side avoideil, however, by promptly ap
and Uke Chamberlain's Cough Rem- plying Chamberlain's Pain B.tlm.
edy as soon as the cold Is contracted, it f nn entiecplic and quick healing
It always cures. For. sale by Delta liniment for cuts, bruises and burns.
Drug Store. -. For sale by Delta Drug Store.
with his owo pi.itol. White was a
trusty at the prison, being employed
in lb prison pharmacy where he
waa very efficient. He had the
entire confidence of the officials.
After his escape it wss discovered
that he had been planning his escape
for sometime. He was serving lime
for larceny. He is also accused
of lieing a party to the prison scan
lal that was recently mado pub
lic. Tbe woman, lhe other party, Is
in for sr-sn. She was ccnimilted
froui Jackson county, where five or
six fires are laid lo her. She was in
the habit of venting her rpite toward
her neighbors by burning their
procrty.