Rogue River courier., November 04, 1897, Image 4

OREGON NEWS NOTES
first publie intimation of the find, but if
he discover« is half what Professor
Hurley claims it is, there will be 1000
men in the tamp creek ceuntry lx fore
»he ides of December, and there will be
fi oiigk.il it were equally divider!, to
< ake them all rich.
Portland Wants a Bureau of
Information.
HOT WATER FOR THE TOWN OF VALE
Misa Jennie Smithson Sues the H
Company for$50,(K>i Ihinag«*« in
llie Eugene Circuit Court
There were 15 carload« of sheep «hi p|>ed
from The Da le« last week.
Eugene report« a sale, or two «ales of
prune« amounting to 125,000 pounds.
The county c ourt of Clatsop countv
ha« decided to make a levy oi# 15 mill*
for county purposes and 2 mills for road
purposes.
Total value« of taxable property of
W mco county is $3,013,366. This is an
increase over ia*t year of about $12'1.00 *
Land is asfeseed at a little less this year
than last year.
Multnomah’s total
assessment roll
foots up to nearly $44 000,o00. La«i
year the roll, after the state board of
equalization got through
with
it,
was
$51,000,000 and over.
Salem reports inactivity in the bop­
market, some sold last w eek at 12 and 14
cent«
Notrnanv sales have been mad«*
yet, thou, 11 here area number of buyer«
who are anxious to gel hops.
You can’t cure consumption but you
can avoid it and cur« every other form
of throat or lung trouble by the use of
one minute cough cure.— W. F. Kremer
Portland seeiys anxious to have estab­
lished in connection
management of the
ravree in that city, a
tion toset forth the
more fully.
with or under the
chamber of com
bureau of informa
state’s advantage*
The sheep n en of Marion reuuty are
after those fellows that have been shoot
ing sheep. A purse of $1000 has been
made up in order to secure a detective
force, to sett if the culpdts may not be
bfougbt to justice
The circuit court docket for the No
vein her term of the Clackamas conntv
circuit court shows a great many cases,
23 of which are divorc«* suits in which
men and women are suing for relief from
the matrimonial lies.
The agricultural college authorities
have issued circulars announcing the
farmer’s sh'»rt course, held every winter
at the institution
The course will be-
giu January 11 ami end February 10,
am! will embrace lectures by Professors
Shaw, Co'dley, Craig and French, re-
’¡Mctively, on chemistry, entomology,
horticulture ami agriculture, and will
include practical work in horticulture
and dairying, under direction of Profess
orsCooteand Kent, together with them
ical work in the laboratory. Lectures
will be illustarted by stereopt icon views,
under the management of Professor Per
not, and a great deal of practical in
si ruction w ill
be crowded into the
month’s work. There is no charge fui
tuition, neither are there any laboratory
fees exacted, nor educational tests re­
quired of those who wish to attend The
course will be given in the college
bui ding, and the college library will be
open to all who attend. Farmers wh>
have attended the short course have i n
variably be mi loud in their praise of it
benefits, and it is likelv that the attend
anceat the coming session will be large­
ly imreased,
Fruitgrowers of Orvallis who shipped
tlie products of their orc hards East last
\ugust are receiving bills for transpur-
ation and commission. Of a car sold in
Boston, September 21, the Corvallis
Prune Company owned 500 crates of
prunes. In addition to the proceeds of
ths sale of the 50) craies, the company
is now asked to pay $100 00 for expenses
John *ialatly shipped threw half carload«
of prunes, and the total demands on him
lor money for freight charges now aggre
gate $250. Another shipper was D. C
Rose, and on a single car the proceeds of
the sale of his fruit lacked $202 of paying
the bills against it. Every grower in
i I iih vicinity who shipped is receiving
claims for expenses
A second heavy
sale of dried Italian prunes wss reported
'oday. About 16,000 pounds changed
hands, and the price was 3, 3’2 and 4’v
cents, respectively, for third«, second*
and firsts, the growers to furnish sack«
Fho fruit is now being graded prepara
mrv to delivery. The seller was the
Corvallis Prune Company.—Oregonian
lluu to lira» h I he Beni.
'The way to get ths beat there is in
people in to give the beat
I»on’t expect
October 30, before a large crowd oi others to
be sweet and polite and
people at Corvallis, the college football thoughtful so long as you ndhsra to the
team defeated the Cheinawa eleven by selfish principle that people must‘‘take
a score of 24 to 0
The Indians be< am«* v»»it as they find yon ” When your
greatly demoralized ami then the coll« g>
riends begin to grow careless and disre­
boys seemed to have everything their spectful stop and ask yourself whether
owa way.
you are not getting back a reflection of
Edward M. Force of New York, lias yourself. A young wife complained to
|>etitioned the city council of Eugene for her husband that he smoked iri her pre
a franchise for the a»e of the si reels in *ence. “You never used to do it ” she
“No,” wa* the significant rejoin­
the operation of a new electric light said
plant. If the franchise is granted him er. “and you never used to wear curl pa-
he proposes to begin work immeidately perw in mine.”—The I ookout
putting in improved machinery, This
will give that city two electric light
plants, from which the people ought to
have good service,
Look here, girls, you are no more fit
for matrimony than a pullet is to look
alter a family of 14 chickens. The truth
is. you want, generally sneaking, more
The case of Miss Jennie Hmithson of
Springfield, against the Southern l’a» ifir
for $50,000 for the lows ol both legs
caused by her juinpir.g from the train
sometime ago, came up in the Eugene
circuit court last Hatur-.lav. The court
house was crowded with people anxious
to hear this cane and to know* as soou as
possible the outcome of it
Mis* Smith
son had to be carried into the courtroom
where she was placed on the witnese
stand to testify in her own behalf.
liberty and lens fashionable restraint;
more kitchen and less parlor; more
exercise and less sofa, more making
puddings and less piano; more frankness
and less mock modesty. We like a buxom,
bright eyed, rosv cheeked, bouncing lass
who can darn slocking« make her own
frocks, command a regiment of pota
and pans, shoot wild ducks and yet be a
lady withal in the drawing room
I ’
as for your piping, moping, wasp-uaiNted
girls, you won’t do for fathers and
For constipation take Karl's Clover mothers.—Ex.
Root Tea, the great blood-purifier.
Cure* headache, neivousneHS, erupt ion*
on the face, and makes the head clear
as a bell. Sold by National Drug Store.
1
The < itizens of Vale, the epunty seat oi
Malheur countv, and a thntyag town ol
000 inhabitants, arc much delighted on
account of a fine flow of hoi water hay -
ing Incn struck by an artesian well
bored a few hundred feet bat k ut the
tewu on the side of a ridge
When it is
undeiMood that there is no wood foi
fuel to be uhta>ued within 40 miles of
Vale, and that coal lias to be brought
all tbe way from Green river, and sells
in Vale ai $22 per ton, and that it is in­
tended to lay pipes and use this hot wa
ter for heating houses, bathing, scalding
hogs, and all the other purposes for
which hot water is used, it can readily
I k seen why the citizens are happy,
Such a well in close proximity to any
City would be as go< »od aw a gold mine to
the ow ner.
The sooner you begin to
use Schilling's /lest tea and
baking powder, the better your
opportunity to get some of
that $2000.00.
And the more you will en­
joy your cake and eating.
NEWS OF THE WORLD
German Citizen Arrested in
Hayti.
MORTGAGES CANCELED
IN WASH
The Anti Gambling Crusade Taking
Nhap« in France
Commit­
tee« to Investigate.
The report oi the injunction to stop
tin-sale of the Union Pacific, create«!
quite an excitement in Omaha last Sat
urday
The auditor of
Klickitat county,
Washingtoa, ways th« number of can­
cellations of mortgag« « in that county is
without precedent. He thinks cancella
lions will inciease the next month.
At the close oi the month of Octobei
th«; gold reserve in the national treasuri
was $153,551,311, which is by 6 few
point
tboiiMand dollars the
highest
reached since November 1890
Counterfeit dollars of greater weight
and fineness than those turned out from
Uncle Sam's mint are ihe latest in the
< ounterfeiter's art. For the last week
St. Louis bank tellers baye been accept
ing ihe <ounterfeits in question without
hesitation
It
was oah
when they
reached the St. Louis «ntolr^asury that
their spurious character xx aw detected
United States Treasurer Small sent ono to
the director of the mint for assay, Ac-
cordiug to Colonel Small, the coin
weighs 13*0 grairiH more than the genuine,
wliicti weighs 4121.; grains. Its fineness
is 94 per cent, while lhat of tlu genuine
is bat 90 per cent.
The
anti grain gambling
crusade
i-
taking shape in 1 ranee
The chamber
oi deputies has appointed a committee !<•
1 . ilmg A < 'ompauv
han r ram lavo
William Wegle lias informed
the
('rook County Journal that Professor
Hurley, at use lime c<mdm tor of an a*
say ollice in Lexxicton, Idaho, but for the
last 10 years a prospector hi Eastern Or­
egon, has struck what he claims to I k
the third largest body oi guld bvanng
Small pill, safe pill, herd pill, De­
ore in the known worId.
I lie find im in Witt’s I ittle Early Risers cure billions
the Camp creek country, in Cr< k cuun-
nr*«, constipation, tick hrakache
W
ty, about 55 miles from Prinevihe. and ir
F Kremer.
in the neighborhood of ihe “silver Wells”
i < >i< m a i
ol right or ten ye itm ago
The ore i«
I<t<> n tt s of lami with an R foot
fr«*e-mllling, «oft, porous rock
The
ditch which wat»*rol the Maine covers
ledge is 150 feet wi .e, and h.i« beeil
l(V* acivM , alno a mill site w ith pen stock
traced *or a mile and a ball. The pro- and slmili
tee: of flume. 1<H> acres
feSMor claims to have urnrd and pauned lenced ami 50 acre* in grasses ; 1 large
out as many as 500 “horns'* of Hie ore, barn. 1 Minali one ami dwelling house,
with 450 winter apple trees.
and every “horn’’ gave fioiu 10 to 20
AOa•,rH”, lami joining the above.
colors. H« estimates that the rock at -’• a :»•* lem rd, with water right, and
five feet from the eurfact coniams $20 a 40a* r«-<* within a mil«* of the above, 20
ton in void. Two others ar»- mt* rested a< r*-M Irm »-d. 9 acrvM plowed, with water
in Ihe discovery, ex-Repre*entaitve A I’, right. Apply to
G. W. lloXIK.
Webdell and J. J. Dexia
Ihis s ihr
g
\S llliains, U m gon.
Can’t be done!
Try to make some baking powder yourself, Buv
the cream of tartar and soda, mix them m the right
proportions.
Then imagine that you are the manufacturer, ami
have to make a profit, and besides, sell it to the grocer
at such a price that he can make a profit too.
Ask your grocer to sell you his best cream of tar­
tar, sec what it costs, and see if you can make pure
good baking powder foi' 25 or 30 cents a pound.
It can’t lx: done.
.Si hiHui'f s
-at y our groc«T's—is the best of
the right-price baking powders.
To Cure A Cold In One Day
C T f COLI M\
LIFE IN GREAT CITIES,
The only etfri live method of destroy­
ing anarchy in this country is to destroy
the liquor traffic
Anarchy without
hear would l^e like the lower regions
without brimstone.
to that thoao who intend goiug to tho
tn a
-
■
Francisco at lowm rate> than If the)
should g
♦ wa)
f Puget sound po ta
It is expert*! that at least 50 0 h) people
will leave this p< rt t'-r the north,and p,
i arations will be mado 1
•
lethal nainber with tir-o clans n cmn
Cn«rvatiug Ttwan That la
I la led Cornu» unit ie«.
And as to the tendency of the growth
of great cities toenervatenations, there
is no proof of it at ail. uni«*« we identi­
fy the life of gnat cltiea with the
aion for idleness and pleasure and self-
indulgence which Hume times, but by
no meauti
universally, accompanies
their growth, say* tlx London Spec­
tator. When yon get a large proletari­
at, living, aa that of ancient Rome and
jxjaaibl^ of Nineveh and Baby Ion Hid,
on the alma of the rich and poxver fill,
then no doubt you have the conditions
of a thoroughly vnnatuai and unhealthy
life, and no one uan wonder at the
lapid decay of *uch cities and of the
nations which gloried in them. But
xvhere the honest working class far out­
number tho proletariat, where the
middle classes of distributors and man­
ufacturers and professional m»*ri are la­
borious and energetic, and even the
Class that lives on its accumula.ed
wealth contains n considerable sprink­
ling of serious and disintere.- led werk-
ers, xve do not believe tlint there is the
smallest evidence of any greater danger
in the life of the agricultural village or
the pastoral tri!»e. Indeed, xve should
regard O1 .•* Schr< iner’s picture of the
life of the modern Boers ns ¡nd’earing
a condition of things more prolific of
morbid eh n » nts, with its almost com­
plete absence of any stirring < ract.ve
Intelligence, than any kind of modern
life that is honestly laborious at all.
The Boer life is too sleepy, too desti­
tute of stirring thought or ffort, to
Is* altogether natural. It needs nt least
the old element of danger and neces­
sary vigilance to render it even bracing.
It
I m it the Kfnultoi Hard Tima»?
The forecast of the Unite 1 States com­
missioner of internal revenue issued
recently snows an enormous decrease in
toe < on»iumptioD of both beer and whisky
in the United States
The decrease
in the consumption of whisky for the
past year has been abou' 6,000.00) gal •
ions
The decrease in the consumption
of whisky is not counterbalanced by the
increase of the consumption of beer, as
the decrease in this line is even more
startling than the decrease in the con­
sumption of whitky. The tax from beer
stamps for the past year has fallen off
$1,297.770 CO. This shows that there
were 1,403,004 tewer barrelsol bier with
drawn for conaunip ion this year than
last. Let the good work go on.
Thia enormous decrease i* startling
to many, but not unexpected when ao
many railroad organizations ami man­
ufacturing establishments refuse to em­
ploy other than total abstainers,
1 he
church is also becoming more thu -
oughly Aroused than ever
All tern
perance workers are going forward w it b
willing hands and smiling faces and glad
ueui la because of the progress along tem­
perance
lines
The temperance lorcea
An official dispatch of the 30tb of Octo­
ber from Havana announces that Blan- w« re never so united a- at the preset .
Unity «nd persistency will bring victory
co, the new cap'ain «» neral has arrived
at that place and has take i command
Spiritnal Level.
of the islands
Wey'ermay now go, to
A tfflori tune ago I wm paHning where
the great satisfaction of every body.
a lot oi men wer« preparing the ioanda«
A German citizen has b«*en arrested in
tion foi a building
One of the work­
Hayti, and now the kaiser is hot with
men needed a Hpirit level, for it would
anger and it is reported that two or be impossible to do the work right with
three war ships are on the way to Hayti
out it. Said be, “it would be of no use
to demand of that government an expia
10 try without it. We must start tight
nation for the alleged illegal arrest.
to come out right. If we start wrong, it
Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant will I m * wrong all the way through ”
laxative. Regulates ttie lx>wels, pur»
Well, I liked the force of bis reasoning,
fies the blood. Clears the complexion
I1 any to make and pleasant io étake. 25 and saw the necessity of a spirit level
A “spirit-level” is indispensible in
cts
Sold by National Drug Store.
2
Eugene V Debs, addressing an audi the erection of many kinds of mechanical
work. No good workman will think of
«•nee at Hartford last week, took occa
*ioo to pay his respect* to the late lien • loing without its use in any important
work. A foundation to be strong must
ry (ieorge in very complimentary Ian
vuage. He said that the great heart of be exactly level and perpendicular. This
little instrument will tell the least devi­
a great man had ceased to throb.
ation from this, and no human eye could
Last week,
(,’orpor ition
Counsel
do as well.
I'horriton, of Chicago, backed by Mayor
J tint so in spiritual things
The work­
Harrison, began a tight on department
man’s «xpiesaion was verv suggestive to
stores. Proceeding« will l»e instituted
my mind.
Human eyes and human
to cou.|>el the stores to observe the
hearts need a divine power, a “spirit-
Walker ordinance, which provides that
level” to be just right, and to “lay a
neither meat nor liquor shall be sold at
izood foundation against the time to
any store where dry goods are sold.
come.” Spiritual implies a power of die
I he situation at Fort Duchesne, Utah, cernment, a mind capableof understand­
where trouble has been brewing, is now ing w hat is just right, with the power to
quieter, bnt not yet perfectly ssrene correct and bring to a level the lilt e
No fear is expietMcd of a general out errors as well as the larger ones, ami
break, still to be on th«* safe side every thus live with a conscience void of
precaution has been taken to prevent offense. The man who lives simply to
trouble. Whisky is kept away from the make money, drive sharp bargains, tell«
red man, and for this reason be is more that which is not true, or covers up the
quiet and easier managed .
truth with smooth words that de* eive his
Tho chairman of the United States neighbor, is not spiritually level. He
monetary commission, Senator Wolcott, has a bad foundation; his building will
arrived in London from Paris Hie 29th of sooner or later topple over.
October on his way back to the United
There are many professed Christians
State*
The senator’s /hit to the who are perfectly satisfied to be only
French capital is considered as my rteri “water level.” They try their founda­
oils, as he had written to the United tion by Ibis rule. It is not absolutely
>tateM ambassador to France, General correct. Many of the water level Chil­
Horace Porte:, saying he would not re ians are as crooked as a rainbow; will
turn to Paris, but wovld proceed direct do almost anything to accomplish their
to America The French government own selfish Moctarian ends. They are
it is understood, ih not inclined to take onlv water level, and have never been
any further steps in the matter.
< or rec ted by the great spiritual level
lavretigate anJ report upon the proposed
prohibition oi Hpeculalion in grain and
articles oi food generally. Almost all
jots.
the members of the committee are fa
Dr
King'«
New
Discovery for
vorable to the idea of stopping gambling
Consumption
but they recogm/.e the difficulty of donu*
This is the best medicine in the world
so without interfering wiib légitimât*
for all forms of Coughs and (’olds and foi
The committee ih , how
Consumption. Every bottle is guaran­ «peculation
teed It will cure and not disappoint. It ever, determined to thoroughly investi*
has unequal for Whooping Cough. Asth­
• ind Indot"
ma. I lax lever, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
l.a< iripp«1. (’old ’u the I lead, and lor Con­ try, and will try to determine when
sumption It is sale for al ages, pleasant legitimate speculation ends aud gambling
to take, ami. above all, «sure cure. It is begme.
al wax h well to take Dr. King’s New Life
I ! cp.l! at HU18 .M e bring made tot the
Pi I I m in c<»nn« i tion with Dr. King's N»*w
i
il tn \ inks in tit spring
Di-covrrv, a« they regulate and tone the
stomach and bowels We guarantee satis
nm v.m I ram
I he Merchants
f.»« tion or return money. Free trial hot
rransportati > ■ ( otnpany projMmet to run
tic«« nt Dr W. I Kremer's Drug Store
ex uraion trains froui all Eaati
Regular size 59 cents and $1 00.
6
A
U
Thev du not believe
in it.
They put
wat t first and last. The spirit it ruled
out. ' uch a foundation will bring to
naught the building
It is not built on
Christ the solid Rock.
When i was a bov, I remember hear
ing the expression,“ That is a dead lev
el,” as applied to something supposed
to be on a level. Now, it seems tome
that this iippii “.-! we I to many who have
a name to live ami are dead
They are
not brought up to a spiritual level
1 hey have no rule or instrument to tr>
their foundation, or to get level in any
way—have no particular desire to g«*t
right. It makes no difference te them
whether their foundation is level or per­
pendicular
They have no eye to beau
ty, or heart to learn duty. They *eem
to act without thought, a - though a build
ding would be just as good erected upon
a foundation a ith one md much higher
than the other, and one end leaning in
and the other out, without beauty, sym­
metry. shape or proportion
No spirit
level wa* ever put on to •, • whether 11
was right ur not; 110 eye to see or head
to feel any conse<]uences that are sure to
result. May the Lon! save us from thi-
easy, don’t-care religious level. It is
sure to be a dead level.’’—Rev. II. C
< tagoud
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la Le««
THE
FUNNEL TRICK.
Au Interest in a Problem Devised by Sport­
ive Californian«.
Jerry Lynch has finally learned the
funnel trick. He took it in two doees—
one on one evening1 and the other the
next. The senator sauntered up to the
Bohemian club the other day and saw
two or three of the younger members at­
tempting a now feat, and he watched
them with interest. One of them, says
the San Francisco News Ix?tter, stuck
a funnel in the top of his trousers, threw
his head back, placed a 50-cent piece on
his forehead and tried to drop it in the
funnel by slowly lowering his head.
After all had failed Jerry insisted on
trying it, though all had tried to
dissuade him from attem|/tinga feat too
The funnel was
dll’ ’cult for them.
placed
in
the waistband of his
trouwers and he threw back his head to
receive the coin on his expansive brow.
At that juncture a pitcher of ice water
xmls emptied into the funnel, and by the
time Jerry got through dancing the
jokers had vanished.
The senator’s
temper improved with dry ruiment and
the next night at the club he started in
to show a couple of friends the funnel
trick.
“It*s this way,” he explained, ‘‘you
put the funnel in the top of your panta­
loon«, so, then throw your head back,
so, and—wow!”
Again Jerrv was forced to change his
raiment, and he is not showing people
xx hat he knows about the funnel trick.
HARD ON
CATS.
A French Government Comriii««ionor fen-
nui'f*« the ('onduct of official ('at«.
The French government has just had
occaHion to appoint a comm: .sion to
inquire into the grievances of the cats
in its employ. Their report ia an amus­
ing (xhibition of oflicial stupidity, anti
will rouse a righteous indigratiou in
the bosom of all friends of the ust/u.1
mouscr.
It appears that cuts are kept in some
of the Frvn.,-h military magazines to
keep down the surplus population of
rats and mice. Their food is •egulntcd
by ministerial decree according to cir-
cumstane
a.n<l at present there is a
regulation in force «authorizing un ex-
pemlitui • of
centimes per cut j er
diem. Ent tliis does not seem enough,
as the unfortuirite governmental c.itw
have grown < xtrernely thin, so at last
the ministry appointed specialists to
inquire into the matter. These have
gravely reported that “the cais of the
army are very sloxv to accustom them-
m H v < .* to the diet prescribed by the gov­
ernment circular. Thus they seldom
cat bread, and never lap up greasy xva-
ter unless actually driven thereto by
pangs of hunger, so tliat they are dying
off or else abandoning the military mag­
azine«.’’
I Kt
SPANioH
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE I’
Lung Troubles and Consumption
Cau be Cured.
An Eminent New York Chemist and Sci
entist Makes a Free Offer to
Our Readers.
to Cure.
25 vests.
A POLITICIAN TESTED.
A* CoBffreMm.D Who < ould Xot »'*7
ClMCker. to »nit < on.tltoent..
“One of the ablest men in conirree-
will luee a numbeT of vote» in hi» «11»"
triet in Georgia.” t»ai«l a departmen'
clerk to a Waehinirion Star »porter
A friend of mine wrote me *om<- tin:
DUO that the judge wah safe
far “
hi» reelection was concerned. Gut n
friend vixited one of the back eou
tie» a few day» ago and found that a
decided change iu sentiment had come
i.bout. He usketi one of the political
sc,
•- the Sun Francisco Chron-
re al’ uit thi* only trees of any size
oil the <lt
of California until
••tn hi.h rcough on the barren
s tn fin ! the pinon pine, xxhich
i lv e and th«-r»* on the mountains,
y f.ir below Die re*t of the pine
Th floxxrr* » f the yuccas »«uni
»xv in ’ipincvsc bunches, often ns
as f<v»- or five feet long, some-
twine borne »tralght at the apex
long. leiflrwH stem, as in the tree
s. bend ' e doxvnwnn! with the
t of the erent I 'nrh of floxx-ers,
i usually open in th»- evenine-
The Han.r.lle
L
GO EAST
Library-Car Houle
Hood’s
p
Blood Taint.
Here is a case of inherited blood taint
which resulted in what threatened to be
a complete wreck of an innocent young
life. The most serious feature of being
afflicted with a blood disease is the fact
that innocent posterity must suffer. The
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iu the blood forces the undesirable leg­
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tim to dreaded consumption.
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“ My three-year-old boy had the worst
case of Scrofula I ever heard of. He
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MR. W. A. CLAYTON.
was given many blood remedies without
relief, and treated by the best doctors.
He seemed to get worse all the while,
however, and the disease finallv resulted
in curvature of the spine, rnakiug him
utterly helpless.
” The bad sores on his neck increased
in size, and were a source of constant
pain. He was in this pitiful condition
tor two years, when some one recom­
mended S.S.S..stating that it had cured
some of the worst cases of blood diseases.
As soon as his system was under the ef
feet of the medicine, tile sores began to
get better, and in eight dav. were com­
pletely healed. Before long he could
walk on crutches, and was improving
every day. In three months he threw
aside his crutches, for he had no further
u,e for them ; the dreadful disease had
been eliminated entirely from his sys­
tem. and he was restored to perfect
health. The cure was a permanent one.
as no sign of the disease has returned
for ten years.''
S S.8. is a real blood remedy, and
promptly reaches all deep-seated and
obstinate blood diseases, it matters not
what other treatment ha. failed
It is
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rect principle o/ forcing the disease from
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S. 3. S. is a sure cure for Scrofula.
Cancer, Catarrh. Eczema Rheumatism.
Tetter, and all other blood diseases. It is
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Notice is hervbx* given that the ft»
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Few realize that each *<pnrrei de«trnv«
mentiiig icr years, lias produced r»**u!i-
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intention to make final proof in sn|
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Refer: g i this snbje« l he »ays
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«•«sertion that lun«: troubles ami con
i»e endeavoring log*» m rm » n from -umption are curat»le in aux clima'e is made before John Gt*odel|, Count? (
■>h Lmxwn
Price r«»ducvdto 30 cent**
T*»r sale bx' M. ( lemen«. *ol»» agent.
muntriea with wnom xxe compete in lb« proven bx “heartfelt letters of grati- »’ .1 • ephine countv. Oregon a« <»i
Pass, Oreg’»n, t»n N »vembrf ?’», 1S97,
markets of
the world regarding cr<>p- ttldr,” til«-«! in (he American and Euro
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F No. 713,« to
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NX • ire a *o taking «tsp* t.> i»ea«i IilMiratorie»» in thuusan
NE’4 am! I ‘t I • *ct 21. Tp 3
U> »secure*) in al! |Mrts of the w<
if.
■••( eriaiu w hat crops are grown os *iil*
R .5 Wear.
Medical expert* t oncexle tti *1 bronchi
He names the (»»(lowing w.tnw»«e M tn I
terent the: ma
hues, su tha seed« and I chest and lurg troubles lead :<» Con-
i l-nce upon and I
prove
bis continu»»u*
plants may intelligeutIv be bron ght io sumption, «liicli umnterrup.cd, mean
dtivalioii oi sAid land, viz
am
death
speedy
and
vert
his country l*- a ei-t in the diver-itt a
Frank J Randal . of Gra
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President Barnaby, of Hartsville College. Survives a Serious 111^
Through the Aid of Dr. Williams' hnk Pills for Palo People.
/Vom t.M SltpuUuMn, Mumbut. Ii.d.
"‘ilm County, Mich. Beiny of an ambnio^
ture, I applied myarifdiligently t„
In lime I nolle,-d th'», ,
rille. Ind ma p;.n|1, , Brethren Church. and fctudiee.
,Birr k>Ot.tALe was mostly a wild erne«, and health wa» failing. My trouble
when the stMle
yi« collere is wrll L-e»tion, and thia with other trouble, broS
college* w*’r** . B,r .hm Mkuntry former wtu- on nervouanew.
known thro -r ut 'hr
• o( lh, »orld.
■ My physician preacribed for me f,„
time, aud advised me to take a c|uor”*
déuu Laving g'jOe lnto *u 1
climate. I did aa he requested au<l sa,
improved,
boon after, 1 came here a,
feasor in phnica aud chemiatry. anJ 1?, -
waa financial agent of tbi, college Tt.
ritange agreed with me, and for aahile
leader«:
.
,
health wa» better, but my duties »er.
•• riVhat is the matter with the judge
and again I found my trouble retumul'
“ 'He ain’t no good.'
Thia time it waa more (evere and m .£
“ ‘Why. w hat did be ever vote for
winter I became completely pr.-strateg ,
fried various medicine, and different uhni
’.hat you are not in favor of.
iana. Finally, I was able to return to a,
“‘1 dunno.'
dutiea. l.a»t spring I waa elected prP„uZi
“‘Did he vote against enything you
of the college. Acain I had eon»i |fr,. u
work, ami the trouble, which ha I u.g ul,
wanted passed?’
entirely cured began to »fleet me end 12
“ ‘Not as I know on.'
fall 1 collapeed. I had diflerent doctor, tT!
•• ’The newspapers all speck well of
none did m- any go.«1. Professor Bowin,»
who ia professor of natural science, t0|,j J?
him.’
of hi» exfierieiice with Dr. William- Pik!
•• •Newspapers is ullus 'yin .
Pills for Pale Peo-'e anil urged n.- u, _ *
pnor. A1.VIK r. baksabt .
-What is the matter?’
A rrnorur r<.-»Btly «'»bed »1 thl. famou’ them a trial, becau they had benefited In­
•••Waal, he corned out here, an’Torn
in a similar ease, and I concluded to in
Wilkins licet ’im playin’checkers. Ton
them.
'
“ The first box helped me, an(j
.
kain’t play a little bit. an' what kin <
When la»t
I’X * '*• [T n.J.v he w«
»bv wm in den »ie health.
h* »" gave great relief, such a» I had never ex.
a Agger kin a man cut in congress wb
perienced
from
the
treatment
.1
any
phv2
ipparently in the I«’’1» of h.aliii- 1>*
kain’t play checkers better'n thet?’”
• nonne to an inquiry Hie pr.des».>r »aid .
__ eian. After using six boxes of the mediriM
^"<»h ve». 1 am much betK-r than lor some I was entirely cured. To-day I am perfect],
tune l ain
in perfect health; but my well. I feel better an 1 stronger than f.i
Mtrxtegy Well Employed
1 certainly recommend this raaji.
recovery wa» brought about lu rather a years.
The wise me*n of the east understan-
cine.’’
the value of strategy ami know wbe
To allay all doubt Prof. Barnaby cheep
^•Tell me »bout it," «aid the reporter.^
to use it. A rich merchant died. II
“Well to begin at the beginning, saiu fully made an affidavit before
I.VMAN J. St "t>l>KK, A'ofnrv PuMi.
had one sou, w ho when quite n lad ha
the profe’e r. '1 studied too 1. rd .hr, M
Dr. Williams’ Pink 1 ills for Pale Prop],.—
¡chool,
endeavoring to educate myself b.r
been sent to an uncle in India. \\h«
inc profcim:-. After Coini.letiug the coni- sold bv all dealers, or will be s. nt fratpaM —
on his way home the young fellow w;
mon course 1 came here. an<J gralua e,l from receipt of price. 50 cents a l.<>x. or .iz
shipwrecked. It waz» believed that h
the theological eourae. I entered the min- for «".SO (they are never sold in I,nig „r bv
Dr.Williauu
’ MedidM
i.tr’ and ar epted the cliarjc of a I nit«l the
.... ItlO). by addressing
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escaped drow ning, though no tidings <
I '.Hirmliv bcheaecUdy,
bh.lii.rliu'tml v A.
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brethren Churdt M a »mall place in Kent I Company,
Y.
him could be obtained. His father died
leaving his fortune to the careofano’d
friend, not to be handed oxer to an.
claimant until certain injunctions had
l»een fulfilled. At the end of a year a
young man appeared, who declared
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Feel Well.
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ian gave to each a low and arrow and
ONLY ONE FOR A OOSE.
desired them to use the dead nia.i’a pic­
Remove, Pimples, cur., Hsaasche. Oyspepsla and
CastlMnM, -’5 is , lava st drufflisu or by mall
ture a.s a target to aim at the heart.
¿imp",“ ree, addr«.. Or. BossnkoCo. Phila. Pa.
The first nearly hit the mark, the sec­
AMERICA’« SEKN1C LINK.
ond drove hi« arrow home, but the third
burst into rears and refused todishonor
Meal* in
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his father’i memory by desecrating th*1
I) ining
i'>all*S{
¡»ortrait of one whom he had loved
< ar a la
No
and revered. Then the guardian knevx
Carte
riusi
which of the three wa* entitled to the
Are much in little; alwaxs
fortune.
ready, efficient, satisfac­
tory ; prevent a cohl or fever,
cure all liver ill.’», sit k 1 ea<l-
THE ALL-RAIL ROI TK
•che, jaundice, constipation, »■tf. Pri<'<* 25 ceni«.
The only Pilis to take with Huud s Sarsaparilla.
TO KOOTENAI MINING DISTRICT,
—VIA—
SEATTLE AND SPOKANK
DR. PEFFER’S
uai UNET.
Fwcts About the urea Tree of Southern
California.
The yuccas, or Spanish bayonets, a-
they are most common! called, arc
among the most characteristic plants of
desert and scini-desert zones of Cali­
1 fornia, being found in nearly all the
hot. dry parti of the «tate where little
tain fells.
Strange as it may seem,
these tough, xviry-leuved plants be­
long to ihe sum«* order in botany as do
our
beautiful hyacinths, lily of the
xalley, tulips, and gorgeously colored
Mariposa lilies or butterfly flowers, so
characteristically represented in all
parts of the state. And yet these yucca«
are tough and hard in texture with
«harp pointed haxes, often terminat­
ing in a tough thread, which hangs
I ivim I v from the en I. Others grow to
of large, but not graceful trees,
•aching fully 30 feet above the
as is the case with the tree
»f th Mojave desert, groves of
nay be s -en at any time near the
I between Mojave and I.os
A SCIENTIST SAVED.
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