Newberg graphic., February 02, 1900, Image 4

rem ark: “ Mew he belongs to tue »ges
T h" South lost, iu l.iutoln, bue who
would h a re proved to tv its beat friend,
a t Is, perhaps, now realized. In a letter
w ritten to Gen Van Aleo on the last day
of h it life, Lincoln w rote words th a t
strike the keynote of h it character. In
it be said:
"1 th an k you for the assurance you give
me th a t I shall be supported by conserra
tive men like yourself In the efforts I
may m ake to restore the Union so as to
m ake it, to uae your language, a union
of heart« and bands as well as of States.
O ver all the m em bers of th a t pres!
dential th e a te r party a black and aw ful
fate bung menacingly.
T he fa te of the assassin. John W ilkes
Booth, is too well known for repetition—
shot down like a dog. as be was, in
burning barn.
M any have not followed the end of oth
ers indirectly associated with the tragedy
T he stricken widow of the m artyred
1‘resident passed the balance of her days
in melancholia and m adness.
O f the
guests who were with her in the box th at
night, one slew the other and ended bis
own life a maniac.
By a curious coincidence, even Sergt
Boston Corbett, who shot Booth in the
barn, became insane and was afterw ard*
routined in a K a n sa s asylum.
V A LE N TIN E S O U T OF D A T E
O r ig in a l V e rse , F lo w e rs o r C an d y
N o w th e P r o p e r G ifts .
A rt
V alentines are out of date. T h a t
the ediet of society. W hen the 14th of
F eb ru ary comes around now the proper
caper is to w rite to your Indy fa ir a few
choice stanzas of valentine verse, or
ease of your inability to construct proper
rhyme, send around a few bunches of vio­
lets or sw eet rosea or a nice box of candy
—a h eart shaped box preferred, of courae
—all tied up with p retty Bilk ribbons. The
flowers noil the candy may not last as
long as the poetry, but the flowers will
lie prettier, the candy will tnste better and
both will be more appreciated.
W hen it is said th a t valentines are out
of date the statem ent has to be made, of
course, with some reservation. They are
April 14 Juat th irty -th ree year«
rill have passed since President
Lincoln was shot down in F ord's
T h e a .e r, W ashington, by John W ilkes
Booth. T he excitem ent all over the L)lilt­
ed S ta te s to-day. caused by the w ar scare,
brings to mind the thrill of horror und
excitem ent th a t passed over the country
th irty -th ree years ago, when, ju st as the
m inds of the people had become settled
a fte r four y ears of war, the country was
sta rtle d by th e announcem ent of L in­
coln’s assassination.
A nnouncem ents had been m ade in
W ashington pa|>ers th at P resident L in­
coln and Gen. G ra n t, accompanied by
th e ir wives, would visit F o rd ’s T h eater
(now a pension office) on the evening of
A pril 14.
Gen. G ran t found It necessary to visit
B urlington. N. J.. on th a t memornble
14th of April, and he accordingly sent to
P resident Lincoln a note of regret at his
inability to accompany him to the the­
a te r th a t evening, leaving W ashington on
th e 0 p. m. train.
To Schuyler Colfax, then Speaker of
the House, the President extended an in­
vitation to attend the th ea ter as late as
8:10 p. m„ for It w as not until then th a t
the P resid en t’« party left the
W hite
H ouse. P resident Lincoln m anifested a
m istake or the exercise of an Im perti­
nent curiosity. Uukuown to the presi­
dential party, Booth bad, during the day,
bored a bole through the door of the box
for observation or perhaps to tire through.
A t 10 p. m. Booth again entered the
box, quietly holding a pistol in one hand
and a knife, or dirk, in the other. MaJ.
Itatbbone rose and asked this intruder
bis business.
Booth rushed past the
M ajor w ithout m aking n reply and, plac­
ing his pistol close to the P re sid e n t’s
head, actually lit contact with it, bred,
and instantly sprang upon the cushioned
balu ster of the box, when he made a
backw ard plunge with his knife, aimed
a t th e face or breast of Mr. Lincoln.
M aj. ltathbone, springing forw ard to pro­
tect the President, received the sta b in
his arm .
It w as tow ards the la tte r part of the
play. P erfect stillness reigned through­
out the house. T he audience listened to
the dialogue betw een Florence Trenchnril
and May M eredith, when the pistol shot
rang through the th ea ter. It was ap p ar­
ently fired behind the scenes on I he right
of the stage, and it was accepted by the
audience as an introduction to some new
passage, several of which bad been in
terpolated in the early part of the play.
Booth had been noted as a leaper, bav-
"
Im p ro v e d T ra in E q u ip m e n t.
T h e Sam e Jo n es.
You May Bend the Sapling
But Not the T ree/*
T h ers a re m an y Joneses in th is
w orld, b u t p e rh a p s not q u ite to m any
a t people th in k . N ot long ago tw o
When disease has become chronic en d frien d s m et w ho had n o t seen each
deep sea ted it is o ften d iffic u lt to cure tt. o th e r for te n y e ars, since th e ir school
days.
T hat is the reason <why it is best to
“ W hom d id you m a rry , B illy ? ”
take Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘w hen disease asked one.
fir st sh o w s itse lf. In long-seated, tena­
" A M iss Jo n e s, of P h ila d e lp h ia ,” re ­
cious cases. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is also p lie d B illy , w ho w as a trifle se n sitiv e .
w onderfully successful.
“ You a lw a y s d id ta k e to th e nam e
‘Jo n e s .’ I c a n rem em b er w h e n we
w e n t to school to g e th e r you used to tag
a ro u n d a fte r a l it Me snub-nosed Jo n es
g ir l.”
“ I re m e m b e r it, to o ,” Baid B illy .
" S h e ’s th e g irl I m a rrie d .” — Y o u th ’s
N E A R L Y B U R IE D A L IV E .
C o m p an io n .
In d ia n
W o m a n ’s
N a rro w E s c a p e
• T e r rib le
F ro m
A r tific ia l S ig h t.
D e a th .
M rs. E lle n Crosby h a d a n a rro w e s­
cape from being b uried a liv e in C ra w ­
ford c o u n ty , In d ian a . She w as p ro ­
nounced d ead , an I p re p a ra tio n s for th e
b n rial w ere being m ade. W h ile th is
w as in progress hei d a u g h te r, 19 y ears
old, w o rn o u t by e x h a u stio n , lay dow n
to re st, b u t h e r eyes h a d sc a rc e ly
closed before she sp ra n g u p a n d p e r­
e m p to rily in sisted th a t h e r m o th e rs ’
Ixjdy be re tu rn e d to th e bed. She re ­
m arked th a t h e r m o th e r had c alled to
h e r in h e r sleep, saying: “ M ary, d o n ’t
let th em b ury me a liv e .” T h e u n d e r­
ta k e r com plied w ith th e d a u g h te r’s r e ­
q u e st, saying it was b u t a d re a m , but
th e d a u g h te r sto u tly c la im e d th e c o n ­
tra ry a n d w ould not be d e n ie d . N early
e ig h t hours passed w h en M rs. C rosby
slow ly opened h e r eyes a n d looked a t
her d a u g h te r, who had re m a in e d by
her bedside, c o n sta n tly w a tc h in g for a
re tu rn to life. M rs. C ro sb y is now
considered in a fa ir w ay to reco v ery .
S ta te
or O h io , c it v
o r T o led o , I
L ucas C o u n ty .
i ”•
F rank J . C h e n e y m ake* o a t h t h a t h e Is th e
s e n io r p a r te r o f th e firm o f F . J . C h e n e y & Co.,
d o in g b u s in e s s In th e C ity o f T o le d o , C o u n tv
e n d S ta te a f o r e s a id , a n d th a t .» I d firm w ill pair
th e s u m ol ON K H U N D R E D DOLLA RS fo r e a c h
a n d e v e ry r a s e o f C a ta r r h t h a t e s n n o t be c u re d
b y th e u se o f H a l l ' s C a t a r r h C c r e .
FRA N K J. CH EN EY
S w o rn to b e f o r e m e a n d s u b s c r ib e d in m v
p re e e n c e , th i s S tb d a y o f D e c e m b e r, A . D. 1886.
^
j
A. W . G LEA SO N ,
— I
N o ta r y P u b lic
H a ll’s C a ta r r h C u re Is ta k e n I n t e r n a l l y a n d a c ts
d ir e c tly o u t h e b lo o d a n d m u c o u s s u rfa c e s of
t h e s y ste m . S e n d fo r te s tim o n ia ls , free.
F. J . C H lfN E Y ¿1 CO., T o le d o , O.
Bold by d r u g g is ts , 76c.
H a ll's F a m ily F ill s a r e t h e b e s t.
M a trim o n y o n S m a ll C a p ita l.
In v e n to r lias p erfected a n electrical
a p p lia n c e , w h ich h e claim s will e n a b le th e
b lin d to see. T h is « ill b rin g m u c h liap u i
ness to th o se w ho h a v e d efectiv e ey esig h t.
A n o th e r g re a t d isc o v ery w h ich w ill b rin g
h a p p in e s s to .h o se w hose sto m a c h s have
becom e d e ra n g e d , is H o s te tle r's S to m ach
H itters. I t is a c e rta in c u re fo r in d ig e s­
tio n , d y sp e p sia , m a la ria , fever a n d ag u e
An
T h e O. K. * N. and Oregon S h o rt
L in e have edded e buffet, em oking end
lib ra ry car to th e ir P o rtlan d -C h io ag o
th ro u g h tta in , and a d ic in g car eervioe
b a t been lu a u g u a ra te d . T h e tra in it
equipped w ith th e la te st c h a ir cars,
day coaches e n d lu x u rio u s fliet-olaee
and o rd in a ry sleep«!«. D iiect connec­
tion m ade a t G ra n g er w ith U n io n P a ­
cific. aud a t Ogden w ith Rio G ra u d e
line, from ail p o in ts in O regon, W ash­
ington and Id a h o to all E aste rn c itie s
F o r in fo rm a tio n , ra te s, e tc ., call on
any O. R. & N. a g en t, or address W.
H . H u rlb u rt, G e n era l Passenger A gent.
P o rt land.
“ W ith in th e n e x t five y ears M issouri
w ill s ta rtle th e w o rld ,” prophesies
S ta te G eologist G a lla g h e r, in a re ce n t
in te rv ie w , “ w ith th e g re a t a m o u n t of
lead, z in -, copper, n id te l, c o b alt and
coal m in ed in th e sta te . M issouri is
ric h in m in e ra ls, th e ric h e s t of any
s ta te in th e c o u n tr y .”
0 .R .& H
T I M SCHEDULES
Praia Portland
D*rAST
Fasi
Mall
• p. m.
S a lt L a k e , D en v er,
F tW o rth , O m aha, :
K an aan C U /, 8 t
Lout*. C h i c a g o ,
a n d E a st.
S pokane
F ly e r
1 :4ó p. m.
W a lla W a lla, Lewis-
to n ,S p o k a n e ,M in ­
n e a p o lis , St. P a u l,|
D u lu th . M ilw a u ­
kee , Chicago«!; E a st
S pokane
F ly er
S a- m.
Ocean ttssmships.
4.00 p. m .
I^O p.D .
A ll s a ilin g
d ate«
s u b je c t to c h a n g e
F o r S an F ra n c is c o —
S a il Dec 3. 3, 13, 18,
23. 28, a n d e v e ry 5
d ay s.
D o n 't sm oke c ig a re tte s for th e p u r ­
pose of k illin g tim e . T im e w ill tra n s a c t
In Saxony no te a c h e r receives less business a t th e old sta n d long a fte r you
q u i t.— C hicago N ew s.
th a n $300 a y e a r.
D ally
K x .S u n d a y
8:00 d . m.
S a tu rd a y
10:00 p. m.
M others will find Mrs. W inslow ’s Sooth*
ing S y ru p the best rem edy to use for th rt?
children du rin g the teething period.
6:00 a m
K x .S u n d a y
O n ly S a fe M e d ic in e f o r C h i l d r e n .
T h e te n d e r l i t t l e in s id e * o f c h i l d r e n a r e r u i n ­
ed by v io le n t p u r g e s , p l l l s o r liq u id s . C a s c a re ts
a re p le a s a n t, li s r m le s, e ffec tiv e . D r u g g is ts luc,
l x , 60c.
T he N orth S ta ffo rd sh ire (E n g la n d )
C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r union h a s p u t on
foot a schem e for o b ta in in g 5,000 new
to ta l a b sitn e n c e pledges in th e y e a r.
6:00 a. m .
Tue«., T h u r
a n d S at.
A
COLD
IN
ONE
DAT
T ak e L ax a tiv e B rom o Q u in in e T ab lets.
A ll d ru g g ists re fu n d th e m oney if i t
fa ils to cure. E . W . G rove’a sig n a tu re
is on each b ox. 25c.
Ja v a fu rn ish e s
q u in in e used.
tw o -th ird s
of
BESTFORTHE
BOWELS
I f yon h a v e n 't a reg u lar, h e a lth y m ovem ent of the
bowels ev ery day, y o u 're sick, o r will be. K eep youi
bow els open, an d be well. F orce, in th e sh ap e ol
v io len t physic o r pill poison. Is dangerous. The
sm oothest, ea siest, m ost p e rfe c t way or keeping the
bow els c le a r au d clean is to ta k e
the
4:3C p. m .
K x .S c a d a /
W Ilia mette River.
O reg o n C i t / , N ew-,
b e rg .S alera «k Way
3:30 p. tn.
Willamette and Yam­
M uu., W o*,
hill Rivers.
a u d F ri.
O reg o n C ity , Day
to n , dk W ay L aud-:
lugs.
4:30 p. m .
M on., W ed.
a n d F ri.
Willamette River.
P o r tla n d to C o rv a l­
lis A W ay L a u d ­
ing«.
Lv. R ip a r la
1:80 a . ra.
D aily
Snake River.
R ip a r ia to L e w iito u
L v .I.e w ls to a
D aily
8 30 a .m .
O L IV E R A CO LCO RD , A gents,
N ew berg, Or.
CANDY
C A T H A R T IC
W. H. HURLBURT,
V IT A L IT Y low , d e b ilita te d o r ex h a u sted cu red by
Dr. K lin e’s In v ig o ra tin g Tonic. F K E E f l. T rial
B ottle co n tain in g 2 W eek s' tre a tm e n t. D r. K line’s
In s titu te . 'Jill A rch S t., P h ilad elp h ia. F ounded 1871.
D u rin g th e
p o rted 88,083
82,986 tons,
from B a v aria
To A sto ri» a m i Way
L a u d in g « .
landings.
7:00 a. m.
Tue«., T h u r
a n d S at.
CURB
4 00 p. ra.
Kx S u m ía /
Columbia River
btsamsrs.
I t A n s w e r e d C he P u r p o s e .
M aude— H ave B ella and Ja c k h a d a
N ew Y ork h o n se sm itb s g e t $3.20 for
new q u a rre l?
e ig h t h o u rs.
L en a — O h, no!— b u t th e y ’ve p a tc h ed
I k now th a t m y life w as sav ed by P iso 's u p th e ir old one t i l l i t ’s a bout a s good
C ure fo r C o n s u m p tio n .—J o h n A. M iller, as n e w .— P u c k .
A u Sable, M ic h ig a n , A p ril 21, 1895.
TO
Faet
Mail.
6.45 p. m.
G e n e ra l P a s s e n g e r A g e n t, P o r tla n d , O t
la s t fiscal y e a r B e rlin e x ­
to n s of beer and im p o rted
of w h ic h 84,508 cam e
a n d B ohem ia.
▼ftADK M A SS H C O IS T tM O
EAST
SOUTH
-V IA -
P le a s a n t, P a la ta b le . P o te n t. T a ste Good. Do Good,
N ev er S icken, W eaken, o r G ripe. 10c,
60c W rits
fo r f r e e sam ple, an d bo o k let on h ea lth . A ddress
A W ilm in g to n c le rg y m a n te lls of a
M exico is one of th e U n ite d S ta te s ’ S ts rlls g R ia « d ; ('» a p s a y , Chics««, S o a t m l , Mew Tsrfc. S t t l
P h ila d e lp h ia couple w ho cam e to him b e st c u sto m ers in th e sew ing m ac h in e
to be m a rrie d one d a y . W hen th ey lin e .
left the boat a t th e F o u rth s tre e t w harf
in th e c ity th e y had b n t five d o lla rs
betw een
th e m .
N evertheless,
th e
groom c alled a cab a n d o rd e re d to be
d riv en to th e c ity h a ll a n d th e n to th e
n earest m in is te r. A t th e c ity h a ll he
paid $8.60 for a m a rria g e licen se
w hich left $1.40 to pay th e c ab m an and
to fee th e m in is te r. A t th e la tte r
Built on the Square. A Splendid Line for You, MR. DEALER.
house th e cab b y dem an d ed $1.50. The
Portland, Oregon, Delivery, and Replacements on Guarantee.
groom re p lie d t h a t he d id n o t have it
Quick Delivery Guaranteed. A LINE HARD TO BÇAT.
and the d riv e r com prom ised o n a dol
la r, leaving 40 c en ts for th e m in is te r
CLEVELAND CHAINLESS (Bevtl Gear)................................$75
T he groom , h ow ever, w as n o t done
CLEVELAND CHA IN R O A D STER
................................ 50
buying, for h e stepped in to a n ear-by
store a n d b o u g h t a n envelope for
CLEVELAND CHAIN R O A D STER Racer, 21 lbs).............. 50
'CLEVELAIO
c en t. In th is he p u t th e re m a in in g 89
CLEVELAND C H A IN ................................................................. 40
cents, and a fte r th e cerem ony handed
ST O R M E R C H A IN ..................................................................... 35
i t to th e m in is te r. H ow th e n e w ly
P E N N A N T SPECIAL C H A IN ................................................ 30
m arried couple got back to P h ila d e l
p h ia is a
m y ste ry .— P h ila d e lp h ia Boys’ and Girls’ Bicycles. Largest Jobber of Bicycle Sundries in the Northwest. Write
Record.
for Ca'alogue and Discounts. Agents wanted in all towns throughout Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Montana.
P a in te rs in th e c ar shops a t K nox
ille are w ork in g 15 to 17 h o u rs pe; A M ER ICAN B IC YC L E CD.
POR TLAND BRANCH, Pops Sales Dep., I 3 M 3 4 Sixth St.
day.
AND
KEEP YOUR BL000 GLEAN
T l lr . S U H H A T T IIO tlSK .
I t w as here th a t th e a s s a s s in a tio n w as p la n n ed .
out of date a« gifts betw een fashionable
adults, but ainoug children they are popu
lar still.
Every little lud and lassie
watches for the postm an on the morning
of St. V alentine’s day, of course, and Is
disappointed if the mail brings no love
message, no little embossed and painted
Cupid. W h at is m eant bj’ the statem ent
th at valentines are out of date is th at the
day of the three-story, fussed and fuzzy,
hand-painted, lint and nonsense creation,
01
SALT
An
LAKE
C ITY .
I m p o r t a n t F a c t o r In
n e n ta l T ra v rl.
T r a n .c o n tl-
No one crossing th e c o n tin e n t can
affo rd to c u t S alt L ake C ity from h is
ro u te. T he a ttra c tio n s of th e place,
in c lu d in g th e M orm on T em p le, T ab er
n a cle a n d C h u rc h in s titu tio n s , th e
I r e a t S a lt L ake— d e ad e r a n d denser
th a n th e D ead Sea in th e H oly L a n d —
th e p ic tu re sq u e en v iro n m en t a n d th e
w arm s u lp h u r aud h o t sp rin g s, are
g re a te r to th e square y a rd tita n a n y lo
u a lity on th e A m erican c o n tin e n t.
T he R io G rande W estern R a ilw a y ,
c o n n ec tin g on th e Kust w ith th e Den-
e r & R io G rande and C olorado M id
la n d R a ilw a y s and ou th e W est w ith
th e S o u th e rn P acific (C e n tra l R oute)
and O regon Short L ine, is th e only
tra n s c o u tin e tn a l line passing d ire c tly
th ro u g h S a lt Lake C ity. T he ro u te
th ro u g h S a lt L ake C ity v ia th e R io
G ra n d e W este rn R ailw ay is fam ous a ll
th e y e ar ro u n d . On a cc o u n t of th e
e q u ab le c lim a te of U tah a n d C olorado
is ju s t a s p o p u lar iu w in te r a s in
sum m er. Send 2c to J . D . M ansfield,
T H E D E A T H B E D O F P R E S ID E N T L IN C O L N .
258 W ash in g to n S t., P o rtla n d , o r Geo.
curious reluctance to going, but stated ing become habituated to sensational over which young ladies used to go into W . H e in tz , A cting G eneral P a ssen g e r
th a t the papers had advertised th a t him­ leaps iu his repertoire of characters. H e ecstasies of delight and young men used A gent, S a lt L ake C ity, for a copy of
self and Gen. G ra n t would both attend, leaped nine feet dowu on the stage, but to go into bankruptcy, has long been pass­
S a lt L ak e C ity — the C ity of th e
and, since Gen. G ra n t had left W ashing­ his spur caught in the flag decorating the ed. The custom of sending th at sort of S a in ts .”
ton. he did not w an t to have the audience front of the presidential box and as he rem em brance is as dend as the custom of
H ow W om an W ai M ade.
disappointed, as the people would expect reached the stage he fell, recovering him ­ New Y ear’s calliog. It w as never a sen­
self in a wonderful way, though his leg sible custom anyw ay, for no young man
A sm a ll boy in th e M ission Sunday
to see at least one of them.
H e bounded across the felt really repaid in putting a week’s sal­ school of B ishop F a llo w s’ c h u rc h p ro ­
T he th e a te r w as crowded. T he box w as broken.
reserved for the presidential party was stage, pushing past Miss L aura Keene, ary into a gift to a young Indy when, be­ pounded a n e n tire ly n ew th e o ry of
th e double box fortniug the second tie r ou who stood near the prom pter's desk, cause of the m ystery ami secrecy th a t c rea tio n la s t Sunday.
th e right-hand side of the stage. The striking her on the hand with his own, have to be observed in sending valentines,
“ W ho m ad e m an?” asked th e te a c h ­
fro n t of the box w as decorated with flags still holding the dagger. As he crossed he could not accompany it w ith his card.
and in the center, on the outside, hung the stage Booth cried out, dram atically, It was altogether too discouraging to er, beg in n in g , as in th e good o ld days
“ Sic tem per ty ran n is!’’ ami “ 1 have done have his hated rival get the credit for w hen o rth o d o x y used c a te c h ism s
an engraving of W ashington.
“ G o d ,” w as th e p ro m p t re p ly .
As the G ra n ts had declined an Invita­ it!" Once through the side scenes Booth sending a sentim ental lot of poetry all
“ And how d id he m ake h im ? ”
tion to attend, Mrs. Lincoln invited, in quickly escaped by the rear door of the done up in fluffy expensireness for which
th eir stead. Miss H a rris, d a ughter of Sen­ theater, where a horse aw aited him, its he had cheerfully emptied his pockets and
“ O u t of d u st, m a ’am ; n o th in g b u t
a to r Ira H a rris, and Maj. H enry K. bridle held by an employe of the th eater “gone broke." V alentines of th at sort Ju st. ”
ltath b o n e, the S e n a to r's stepson.
wt\oni Booth rew arded with a kick, his h a re had their day and belong now to the
“ And w h o m ad e w om an?”
T h e play presented was the original agony from his broken leg being intense. sweetly remembered past.
“ God m ad e h er, too, m a 'a m .”
version of Tom T ay lo r's '*Our Am erican
M eanwhile the shrieks of Mrs. Lincoln
“ H ow ?”
PR A Y E R T O S T V A L E N T I N E .
Cousin." as it w as alw ays given before m ade clear to the audience the n atu re of
The sm a ll hoy h e sita te d , and th e n
th e late K. A. Hot hero’* changes in it. the horrible crime th a t had ju st been per­
replied c h ee rfu lly : ‘H e caused a deep
petrated. Fandem onlum reigned. Worn
deep to fall upon m an and th e n took
en cried, men hollowed aud children
scream ed. Miss L aura Keene advanced
l u t his back b o n e a n d m ad e w o m an . ”
to the footlights and called out: “ For
—C hicago In ter-O c e an .
G od's sake, have presence of mind! Keep
V erm ont in m ap le sn g a r sta n d s fir
your places and all will be well!"
Miss H a rris called to Miss Keene to
in th e union, m a k in g n e a rly 2.000.0U
bring some w ater, which the actress did,
pounds a n n u a lly . M ore b u tte r p e r cow
t a d afte rw a rd s accompanied Mrs. Lin
i» m ade in V erm ont th a n in a n y o th e r
coin to tflb house opposite, to which the
sta te — m ore pounds of wool p e r sheep
unconscious President was at once re­
are c lipped th a n in any o th e r sta te ,
moved. It was found th at he had been
and m ore b u sh els of p otatoes a re raised
shot through the head, above the back of
per a c re th a n in a n y o th e r s ta te .
the tem poral hone, aud th at some of the
brain w as noting out and that death was
C h a p la in C onden. w ho is to ta lly
Inevitable.
b lin d , nev er p e rm its a h a rb e r to to u ch
W ithin a com paratively short tim e the
his fat e . W h ile D r. C onden has t>eeu
terrible new s had spread all over W ash
b lind for a n u m b e r of y ears, i t has
ington, and by m idnight every m ember
been h is p ra c tic e to shave h im self, a n d
of the cabinet, except Reward, whose own
a» w ell does he do i t th a t he seldom if
life w as attem pted, had gathered at the
bedside of th eir dying chief. Mrs. Lin
ever “ n ic k s’’ h is face.
coin w as present, prostrated with grief,
A d ju ta n t-G e n e ra l C o rb in th in k s th e
and other member* of the family. Sens
tor 8um ner. Speaker Colfax, m ilitary o f­
latw to n fuud w ill fin ally re a c h |liH V
ficials of the W ar D epartm ent, several
*00, w h ic h w ill be in v ested for M r-
generals and physicians, the la tte r In
L aw ton in g o v e rn m e n t bonds a n d give
eluding 8urgeon G eneral Barnes, who
her a n incom e su fficient to provide
JO H N WIV K BS BOOTH.
had from the first assisted Dr. Stone,
a g a in st a ll w a n t a n d e n ab le h e r to e d u ­
the
P
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t's
fam
ily
physician.
afterwards m ade to elaborate his still
cate h e r c h ild re n p ro p e rly .
P resident Lincoln never recovered con
remembered c h ara cte r of Lord Dun
H e a r t , n r d o lla r« * e h . to w h ic h
S h o u ld b i t a is ! ;V a h e a r t lo c l . o e l
dreary.
tciousness.
As day daw ned his pulse
T o t.e u iv .d o r to b e m b *
T h e assassin. Booth, fam iliar w ith the failed and a look of perfect peace over­
«o P I S O ' S C U R E FOR
T r l l m e. f o o d S t. V a le n tin e .
At ?:'«&! a. m. he
theater, visited the ! n > x about 9 p. m ., spread his features.
W*kS WHitUUl lib* f
S h o u ld I v e o ra th e « tu n in g g o ld !
looking io for a last survey of the various cessed to breathe. Itcv. Dr. Gnrley knelt
C ough S y ru p . T natee 11
I* « h e a r t a r ic h e r m in e ?
In tim e Bold by d ruggì
positions of its occupants. It w as aup- down and prayed and Bee ret ary H tantoa
H e r e I'm w e lt in g to h e t o l 4 —
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S w a n s o n R h e u m a t ic C u r e C o .: W h e n I w ro te y o u f o r a s a m p le b o ttle o f “ 5 D R O P S ” t e j
w ife w a s s u f f e r in g t e r r i b l y fro m R h e u m a tis m a n d w a s v e ry d is c o u ra g e d , a s I h a d tr i e d e v e r y ­
t h i n g th e d o c to rs p re s c r ib e d , e v e n s e n d in g h e r to R ic h fie ld S p rin g s , e tc . M y d o c to r is v e ry m u c h
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re fu s e d to k e e p h e r s e a m s tr e s s a n d is n o w d o in g h e r o w n s e w in g . T h e
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o n ly a m a tte r o f a few d a y s a n d s h e w ill be e n tir e ly c u r e d , a n d a s w e a r e
v e ry w e ll k n o w n h e r e , th e “ 5 D R O P S ” is re c e iv in g c o n s id e ra b le a tte n ­
tio n a n d p ra ise .
F . E . P R IC E , J e rs e y C ity , N . J .
O ct. 13, 1899.
S w a n s o n R h e u m a t ic C u r e C o .: I s u ffered t e r r ib ly w ith K idn ey
T ro u b le fo r y e a r s , a n d a f te r u s in g le s s t h a n tw o b o tt le s o f “ 5 D R O P S ”
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