Th« b««t waterpreaf («ratiu in th«
world.
Made from the beet materials md
warranted waterpraat. Made to stand
the roagbest work ana weather
Lawk for the trade nark. If your dealer
does not hare them, write for catalogue to
I. I. Bettisg tad Pukiag Ce., A^ti., Baa Fraacisce.
or ■. M. *AW YER A: M»N. Sale Mfrs.
Eaet CaatkHdce, Maas.
QO EAST
VIA
TOUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN
RARE STAMP OF CIVIiyWAR.
Ab««>«« a Domestic Tonis.
The man’s holiday—apart from
that of the family—should be done
in his own fashion, without “incum­
brances.” For the time being he
can feel like a boy let out of school,
and enjoy his special sport« or
pastimes without restraint, says a
London periodical. Married people,
who live together 12 months in the
year, would be all the better for
these temporary separations—they
kelp to sweeten domestic life.
If you would have an appetite like a
bear and a relish for your m-a's take
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab­
lets. They correct disorders of the
stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels Price, 25 cents. Samples free,
at all druggists.
The
People’s
Recommendation of a Well Known
Chicago Physician.
Chieagro Maa Po««««««« a Valaabl«
On« That la of Internet to AU
PlUlateUata.
Paper.
ASHLAND. OU, Thursday, Dec. 5. 1901
While there are undouKedly hun­
dred« of specimens of re.re stamp«
in the possession of Chicago philatel­
AN OSCULATORY MISTAKE.
ists, Robert Moeller, of 400 Austin
Utter Stranger Enjoy« a Very Ptoss*. avenue, thinks he has in his posses­
sion one of the rarest of all, says
lag Reception Intended tor
the Chicago Inter Ooean. Mr. Moel­
•Tncle Fred."
ler’s curiosity is a United States
The Lindsborg News, which, by ths stamp of the issue of 1862 and its
w-ay, is edited by a charming wom­ especial value conelste in the fact
an, prints a story “on” the pretty that it went through the war of the
18-year-old daughter of a McPherson rebellion.
county farmer, says the Kansas City
The poet office facilities were not
Journal. The story opens with the always of the beet with the armies
rather astonishing statement tl^t, in the field at that time, as many a
though Kansas born, the girl “Is very Chicago man and woman can very
sedate and had never been kissed." clearly recall.
When letters were
However, the
editress
probably mailed .from the front in those times
knows what sha is talking about, and It often happened that the only can­
without comment we give her story celing apparatus at band for the
—AND—
as follows:
stamp was a pen and ink. That was
“Now it happened that the farmei the way the stamp in Mr. Moeller’s
GRANT HELMAN, Prop. expected a visit from hie brother, possession was canceled. Aoross its
whom he had not seen for ten years, face is written “T. A. P., 23 Dec.,
AT ATHLETIC GROUNDS, ONE-HALF
The letters stand for “The
MILK NORTH OF PLAZA and the two girls of the family were 1863.”
jubilant-. One morning, while the old Army of the Potomae.”
ASHLAND. OREGON.
gentleman was out in the field, a
Mr. Moeller thinks that his stamp
SWIMMING RINK. — oarriage stopped at the farmhouse is very valuable, and in view of the
door and a fine-looking young gen­ prices that have prevailed for cer­
Solid stone rink and walks. Rink, 30x80
feet. Tbirtv Dreeing 1 ooms attached. tleman alighted. The little girl saw tain stamps in late years it probably
Equipped with Rings, Swings, Spring him, and, running out to meet him, j is. Some of the English one and two
Boards, etc.
cried: ‘Uncle Fred, hbw glad I am cent stamps are now selling for as
Reception Room, Lunch Counter, Cigars' to have you come!’ Th^. young man much as $100 and $200 apiece, and
picked her up and kissed her. She American stamps used by the army
Unfurnished Cottages to rent.
led the way into the parlor, where in Porto Rico and Cuba during the
Swimming Rink Opens abont May 1st.
she introduced ‘Uncle Fred’ to her big recent Spanish war are being sold e*
sister, who promptly puckered up her 25 cent* each.
lips and gave her ‘uncle’ a hearty
AN IDEAL TELEPHONE.
kiss of welcome. Half an hour later
the old gentleman arrived on the
scene, and as ha entered the parlor
‘LTncle Fred’ arose, handed him his
card, and introduced himself as Mr.
So and So, of St. Paul, representing
It would be difficult to say whether
the Milwaukee Harvesting Machine
Stockholm
or Budapest possesses the
company. The girls made their es­
cape from the room, and when their b.st telephone system, but it is quit,
uncle arrived next day they waited sertain that these two towns are th.
for their father to give them an in­ best served in the world.
Stockholm possesses an installation
troduction.”
•
of about 40,000 telephones. In other
words, nearly every shop and private
«PLEASE TOUCH.”
THE CHRONICLE ranks with th. «tsstssl
house possesses an instrument, and
M«i;.p«ri 1. th. United Stats*.
An Inscription That AM B mbm the system is so extensive that conver­
THE CHRONICLE has no squal on th. Paclfla
Statues in the Muarau
sation is not only possible, but easy,
C oma It leads aU tn ability, enterprise end new.
THE CHRONICLE'S Telegraphic Reports «ye
Should Dea«.
over a radius of about 60 miles around
the latest and moot reliable, its Local Nows th.
the city,
fullest and sploleat, and Its Editorials from the
If the experiments recently tried
Budapest, in addition to being reg­
ablest pens In the country.
THE CHRONICLE has always boon, and always abroad are to be regarded as oonohi- ularly served with ordinary telephones,
will bo, the friend and champion of the people as sive, and there is every reason to sup­
possesses a unique system, the Telefon
against combinations, cliques, corporations, ot
oppressions of any kind. It will b. lnd«pend0Bl pose that they may, the tickets to be Hirmondo, which practically performs
la everything neutral in nothing.
placed against the bronze statues in the function of a newspaper. News is
our museums will bear the words: received at all hours of the day in the
“Please touch!” Those experiments central office, and, after being edited
show that haudling preserves them, and condensed, is repeated over the
says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
wires to some 7,000 subscribers, who
It was observed in Berlin that those can listen to H in their own sitting
parts of bronze figures that had been rooms at stated intervals during the
surreptitiously handled by visitors day. The system has proved not only
were brighter and looked in a better a public convenience, but also a great
state of preservation than the other commercial success.
portions. Inquiries of antiquarians
and experts revealed the fact that
ONE OF WOMAN’S WAYS.
the Greeks made a practice of polish­
ing their bronze by rubbing with the •K*
bare hand from time to time, and
that the oil exuded from the human
hand was good for the metal.
•‘Most women hate to spend new
An experiment was tried with four
bronzes for a certain period; one was money,” says an observant sales­
polished with oil occasionally, an­ man, according to the Philadelphia
“I haven't, the faintest
other was rubbed by hand, a third Record.
was wiped with a mixture of oil and idea why this should be so, but
a chemical preparation, and the I’ve noticed it often right here in
the store. A woman will make a pur­
fourth was left untouched. The last
'
suffered most, while the bronze Pol­ chase and pull out her purse to pay the
ished with oil took first place, and bill, but if she happens to have to part
with a elean, crisp note in making up
the hand-rubbed one came second.
•the amount she looks greatly annoyed.
I’ve seen women with wads of bright
An F-vanffehst’s Story.
brand-new bills flustered when they
“I suffered for years with a bronchia!
or lung trouble and tried various reme­ came to pay for purchases, because
dies but did not obtain permanent rel'e ■they hadn’t sufficient old money
until I commenced using One Minute meet the charges. They would dig1 out
Cough
Cure,” writes Rev. James Kirk­ the contents of their purses and stow
Th. Chronicle Building.
man, evangelist of Belle River, Ill.
the crisp notes to one side, and, if they
“I have no hesitation in recommend­ couldn’t scrape up the sum in a few
ing it to all sufferers from maladies ot cases I’ve known them to go without
this kind ” One Minute Cough Cure buying. Others will give utterance to
By Mall, Postage Paid.
affords immediate relief for coughs, colds little feminine exclamations of dismay,
and all kinds of throat and lung troubles.
For croup it is unequaled. Absolutely and will hasten to pay for the articles
safe. Very pleasant to take, never fails selected in the new money. Then they
and is really a favorie with the children. will march off with quite a show of in­
dignation, just as if they had been in­
They like it.—All druggists.
veigled into spending the money. I
know one man who always takes his
Lena Crime in Ireland.
A gratifying decrease in crin e in salary home in beautiful, clean certifi­
Ireland is shown in the report of cates. He has caught on to this pe­
the general prisons board for the culiarity of the sex, and he says it
year 1900. During the year 32,924 saves him all kinds of money."
criminal prisoners were committed,
TO STOP A COLD.
showing a reduction of 3,198 on the
number of committals in 1899. The
After exposure or when you feel a
(Including postage) to any part ot the United
decrease in the number of convicts cold coming on, take a dose of Foley’s
State«. Canada and Mexico.
Honey and Tar It never fails to stop a
THK WEEKLY CHRONICLE, the brightest during the half century has been
and moat complete Weekly Newspaper in the very remarkable. In 1855 the total cold if taken in time.—T. K. Bitoon.
world, prlnu regularly 84 columns, or twelve was 3,427, and last year the number
pagM.of News. Literature and General Informa­
RUSH TO WEIGHING MACHINES
tion; also a magalflcent Agricultural Department was only 329. The decrease is due,
SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE. says the report, not only to the
fewer number of sentences and penal EIv.rybodr Immediately After Vaca­
Q
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tion I. Anxiou. Abont Gain or
imposed, but also to the
do you want the servitude
Loa. In Weight.
smaller average length of such sen­
tence.
CHRONICLE
‘‘Our company makes more money
A. J. Snell wanted to attend a party, off the penny-in-the-slot weighing
but was afraid to do eo on account of machines in September and Octobei
pains in his stomach, which he feared than in all the other months put to
would grow worse. He says, “I was gether,” said the collector to a New
telling my troubles to a lady friend, who York Sun reporter.
SHOWING
“Everybody
said: ‘Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
wants to get weighed at this time oi
and
Diarrhoea
Remedy
will
put
you
in
The United States, Dominion of
condition for the party.’ I bought a bot­ the year. The desire to keep postec
Canada and Northern Mexioo tle and take pleasure in stating that two on the number of pounds they have
ON ONE SIDE,
doles cured me and enabled me to have to carry around with them takes hole
And the
a good time at the party.” Mr. Snell is of them just like an epidemic oi
a resident < f Summer Hill, N. Y. This measles or scarlet fever.
remedy is for sale by all druggists.
“The reason for the early fall be­
Judge C A. Sehlbrede, commissioner ing the favorite weighing seasor
ON THE OTHER SIDE.
Bend $2 and Get the Map and at Skagway, resigned his position No­ seems to be that it is the ambitior
Weekly Chronicle for One Tear, vember 14 and will return to his home of the majority of the mountain oi
seaside visiting folks to come hotnt
postage prepaid on Map and Paper. in Oregon.
with more flesh than they took away
Avoid,cough
or
la
grippecan
be
‘
‘
nipped
ADDRESS
in the bud”, with a dose or two of Foley’s with them, Or, if they don’t want
I. de YOUNG,
Honey and Tar. Beware of eustitutes.— more, they want less. No sooner de
»roprislor & F. Chroalel«,
they come home and resume their
JlAff FAAHCIMft CAK. T. K. Bolton.
daily trips about town than they
become anxious to see how their
plus or minus condition is holding
out. Hence the patronage of the
weighing machines.
“I know people who get weigiíé J
regularly every morning for the first
four weeks after their return, and
not until they fall back to their nor­
to write for our rates before you
mal weight do they give up the jot
purchase a ticket to any point in the EAST.
of coaxing their adipose tissue tc
etay on or off. All this anxiety as to
Through Tourist Cars from the Pacific Coast to
avoirdupois redounds to our benefit,
Chicago and Cincinnati, connecting with through
and from now on to the middle oi
trains for all points in the far EAST, SOUTH or
October we will gather in a bushel oi
pennies every day.”
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AND 8CENERÁ UNEQÜALED.
Tickets to points East via Portland
ths GREAT NORTHERN RY . on sale a
Southern Pacific Depot Ticket Office, or
GREAT NORTHERN Ticket Office
122', Third Street,
PORTLAND.
For Rates. Folders, and Full iuiurma-
tion regarding Eastern Trip call on or ad­
dress
A. B. C. DENNISTON,
City Pass, and Ticket Agt.
Portland, Or
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
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Elegant
Dining Cars
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TO
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Thmngh tickets to Jt-oan and China, via
Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship
Oo,
Zorinformation, time cards, map and
iok.ta, call on or writa
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS...
When people are contemplating a trip,
whether on business or pleasure, they
naturally want the best service obtain­
able so far as speed, comfort and safety
is concerned. Employees of the W is ­
consin C entral L ines are paid to serve
the public and our trains are operated
■o as to make close connection with
diverging lines at all junction pointe.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Care
on through trains.
Dining Oar service unexcelled. Meals
served a la Carte.
In order to obtain this first-class service,
ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket
OV6T , e • e e •
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will make direct connections
at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all points East.
For any further information call on anv
ticket agent, or correspond with
JAR. C. POND,
General Pass. Agent,
or JAS. A. CLOCK,
M ilwaukee ,
General Agent,
W isconsin ,
246 stark Street,
P ortland . O regon .
C anadian P acific
The
World’s
Scenic
Route
The Best Summer Route, and
a better Winter Route than
a Summer Route.
It will pay you to
investigate this.
Tourist C ats and First-Class Sleepers
Daily.
Tbs time is arranged to pass the greatest
scenic features of the line daring daylight.
Pamphlets furnished free on application
E. J. COYLE,
V. R. JOHNSON.
Asst. Gen. Pass. AgL,
F. A P. A.,
Vancouver. B. C.
Portland. Ore
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People in Norway are now planning
to construct in the northerly district
of their country an immense national
park in which animals from the polar
regions are to be plaoed. Herr Mohn,
a scientist of Christiania, iff the
originator of this plan, report« a Lon­
don paper.
He points out that there are some
polar animals which cannot live in
the ordinary zoological gardens of
Europe, as the climatic conditions do
not suit them, and he claims that
the north of Norway is the only part
of Europe in which a suitable home
can be arranged for such animals.
He admits that some animals from
the polar regions, such as bears,
foxes, hares, seals, reindeers, Eskimo
dogs and various species of birds,
seem to thrive well enough in the
zoological gardens in the north of
Europe, but he claims that they
would be much happier if allowed to
rove over a large domain in the north
of Norway, and, furthermore, he
points out that all attempts which
have yet been made to acclimate the
musk ox in zoological gardens have
failed, and that only by placing sev­
eral specimens of this interesting
animal in a national park in Norway
oan all danger of its possible exter­
mination be guarded against.
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known all over the Union as the
Great Railway running the
“PIONEER LIMITED’
Trains every day and night between
St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and
Chicago, “The only perfect trains in the
world.” Understand: Connections are
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aesuring to passengers the best service
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Luxurious Coaches,
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See that your ticket reads via “The
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in the United States or Canada, All
ticket agents sell them.
N ot N abcotic .
For rates, pamphlets or other infa­
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Trav. Pass. Agt.,
/
Firrcr.
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No matter how carefully the individ­
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patient in his daily work permits the
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palm, taking no part in his writing, his
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ties, but standing isolated and sulky,
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mental disease.
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CURES.
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Between
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PARIS UNIVERSAL EX­
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E. L. King,
^HUMPHREYS’
^VETERINARY SPECIFICS
A. A. I FEVERS. Congestions, Inflanuna.
curbs Dions, Lung Fever, Milk Fever.
H- B. I SPRAINS, Lameness, Injuries,
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I SORE THROAT, Quinsy, Epizootic,
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City by way of the Rio Grande Lines. passing directly through
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Leadville,
I This fact, together with the magnificent
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Pueblo,
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. Denver and Salt Lake, the most popular
route in the country. Three fast trains
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daily between all points in West and the
Three
splendidly
equipped trains daily
East. Close connection at Ogden with to all points East.
trains of Sunt hern Pacific and Oregon
Through Sleeping and Dining Cars and
>hnrt Line. Pullman Palace and Ordin­ Free Reclining Chair Cars.
ary Sleepers without change to Denver,
The most magnificent scenery in
Omaha. Kansas City, St. Louis and Chi­ America
by daylight.
cano. Perfect Dining Car service. Per­ I Stop overs allowed on all classes of
sonally conducted excursions. For time tickets.
tables, rates and d scriptlve matter in-
For cheapest rates and descriptive lit-
MA s.
promptly executed at V aller R ecord office ' -
For Infants and Children
PLAN POLAR ANIMAL PARK.
Railroad..
Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri, Tennessee, Louis­
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Kentucky, Mississippi.
MILWAUKEE”
I use and prescribe Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy for almost all obs'inate,
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I prescribe it to children of alt anee Am
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The Northern Pacific is noted
among railways for its ad ver-
tieing matter.
Its pamphlets,
folders, booklets, etc., are tastefully got-
ten up and are valuable for what they
contain.
Here is a partial list of what
Nothing
MR. CHAS, S. FEE, General Passenger Agent
St. Paul, Minn., will send out, carefully mailed,
upon receipt of prices given.
Any combination can
be made, and money or express orders, silver or stamps will be accepted.
This is a fine opportunity to obtain good descriptive reading matter
for little or nothing.
Wonderland, 1901—
An annual publication. beautifully illustrated in color and
half-tone This number rreats particularly of the history Send
of the Northern Pacific's Trademark, the Custer Battle­ Six Cents
field in Montona, and the Yeilowstoue Park.
Miniature Wonderland—
A neat and dainty publication containing a complete his­
tory of ihe Northern Paoific Trad-mark The artistic cov­ Send
Four Cents.
ers ot the Wonderland 1991 are used in miniature.
Wild Flowers from Yellowstone—
A book of pressed wild flowers from Yellowstone Park,
showing the real flowers in their natural colors. A dainty Send
and beautiful souvenir—ten specimens of tioweis and six Fifty Cents.
full page illustrations af Park scenery.
Is the only line operating a weekly Per­
sonally Conducted Tourist Excursion
Car be'weeu Portland and Chicago with­
out change via the World’s G reatest
Scenic Line—making close connection at
Chicago in Union Depot fc-f!T»u t«»¡uyi
Dailv standard sleeping car between
Salt Lake City and Chicano and Buffalo.
Library smoking cars between Pueblo,
Denver and Chicago.
The best and moBt reasonable dining
car service between Pueblo and Chicago.
If you are going to Kansas City,
Omaha, Des Moines, Chiccgo or any
place east, you should enquire about the
Great Rock Island Route
before purchasing your ticket. Ask your
nearest ticket agent about it, or write for
folders and any information desired.
A. E. C ooper , Gen. Ag’t.,
Portland, Ore.
250 Alder St.,
VISIT
DR. JORDAN’S
great
MUSEUM OF ANATUMY
10.111KKET ST., Ill FIHCISCT, CH
The Largest Anatomical Museum in the .
World. Weaknesses or any contracted
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DR. JORDAN A CO., 1081 Market SL. S. F.
Yellowstone National Park—
A new 112 page book in strong flexible covers, good paper, Send
plain type, illustrated, pocket size A compendium, and Twenty-live
Cents.
descriptive of the World’s Wonderland.
Climbing Mount Ranier—
An illustrated pocket-size book, 72 pages, in strong flexible Send
covers, printed on heavy paper, descriptive of an ascent of Twenty-five
tbe highest peak in the United States—outside of Alaska— Cents,
ot a glacial nature.
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Notice of Intention to With
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N ACCORDANCE with the require­
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T he L ancashire I nsurance C ompany .
By M ann & W ilson , Managers for the
Pacific Coast.
Dated at San Francisco, this 15th day
of July 1901.
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