P. F. STENGER.
A Plucky Woman.
Last Saturday night while Mrs.
W. V. Lippincott, wife of the sta-
tion agent at Myrtle Creek, was
alone in the house with her children
near the depot, a man carne to the
door and insolently demanded ad-
' tHif
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mitance, stating that he wished
some information about the town
n
The lady offered to give him the in
for sale
formation, but declined to unlock
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the door He finally went away,
CHINE
CO., 725 Market St.,
Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of
and Mrs Lippincott and her girl,
San Francisco, Cal.
California, so laxativ' and nutritious,
who had returned from church in
with the medicinal virtues of plants Paicfic Department.
known to be most beneficial to the
town in the meantime, had retiree
human system, forming the ON I V PER
in an upstairs room for the night.
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
About 10:30 they heard some’ one
promptly on the
working at the window below. Look
ing out Mrs. Lippincott saw two
—AND T
men trying to raise the sash. She
— SO THAT -
immediately procured a pistol from
PURE BLOOD,
her bureau, and opened fire upon
REFRcit HlNC SL. EP,
the men. It was bright moonlight
HEALTH and STRENGTH
and at the first shot one of the men
Nnturtlly follow. Every one is using it
and ail are delighted with it. Ask you!
threw bis hand up to his shoulder
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manti-
and exclaimed “My God, I’m hit!’’
facuned only by the
The pluckv woman’s only reply
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
t
S an F rancisco , C al .
was a shot at the other fellow who
Cot* r«v»r»w. •
N kw Y ork . N
made a similar exclamation, and
Kor sale at II. M. Horton’s Drug
both took to their heels, There was Store.
no one in the house to pursue them
■ ■ ■■
“AN AKESIS ” givre instant
and they escaped.
Mrs. Lippin
■ ■ ■ gn livt and la an infulliblo
S M C S L
Cure far I'll»«. PriccSl. By
^kpriigglHtHorinnil. Siimplre
cott is a small woman, but she is B* I 1
I
SIB ■ ■free.A<i<in-ss"AN*KLStS,’>
evidently not easily scared.—Rose I I ■■ hl Wwpox 2410, New York City.
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The
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The contest is said to be a friendly
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R. N. Ex peri son, a rancher and
hunter from Cœur d’Alene river,
committed suicide on Hangman
creek, four miles from Spokane by
blowing off 4he top of his head with
a Winchester ritle.
The affair is
shrouded in mystery.
Experison
had lx>en in the city for several
days, buying goods for shipment to
hie place He paid hie bill and an
nounced his intention of going
home, but was next heard of as
having kill« d himself.
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