Rogue River courier., May 11, 1899, Image 4

HAST and SCUTH
•
formati >n that they rupply. The !»•» '
hold the pa*M F4 to ««count for the <«r-1
THE COPRA INDUSTRY.
: Be in ena«-ted by the General A»-» ini‘!v
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. X
re<tr>«‘*s • » ih- statements they print,
of th« slate of Maryland, that no pars u
Alpi that ia «-no igh.—Examiner.
Aa lapurtanl Trade May He Traas-
The average life of a ship is about 26 i engag«*l in,connected with <»r employ
ferred to the tatted Matea
on a newspaper or journal bball !>e c»ui
Was Buried Alive Through the Spite years»
Brave Men Fall
from Maraeillea.
'
pel
led
to
disckxM)
ia
any
legal
pro-
->
d-
are
an-
About 8,000,000 tone of coal
of a Jilted GirL
Vk
loinacii, liver and kidney
Dually consumed in London.
' lugs or trial, or before any c anrnr iee >i troubles ax well a«
Consul Skinner al Marseilles invites
«omen, and all feel
There has been an Increase of $49,- . lhe legislature, or elsewhere, Ibe source
If
e
rr»u<C«
i : i I qm » of a} petite, po Rxis in attention to the fact that the occupa-
000,000 in the asseaeed values of the ’of any news or information procured >r
! tion of the Philippine« by the Lnittd
backache, nervousness, bead* j
property of the city of .New Orleans j obtained by him and published in the lb-
1 States may lead to the transfer to the
arht*
and
tired,
li«t
'«*»«,
run-down
feel-
'
I al nee 1880.
j United States of an industry now al-
new spa|»er on and in which be ie ei-KSgrij,
mg.
But there's mo need to feel like I ! moat exclusively confined to the city
Some of the machines for making
conn«« ted with or employed
that Listen to J. W. Gardner, Ida- i I of Marseilles. He refers to the copra
Soane years ago Black Horse,
Some
Horae, tJsen
then a matches make 200 revolutions a minute
Here is an excerpt from a recent stat­
ville, Ind. He says: * Elaetric Bitters i 1 industry, and states the situation as
handsome young buck, met MixsThola each, and turn out about 2,500,000
ute
of
the
stale
of
Maryland
that
is
of
in
­
Bigh«art5 the daughter of ex-Chief Byf- matches daily, or about 9u0,000,000 an­
are just the thing for a man when he it ! follows:
terest
to
California
and
other
«•tales.
It
“The crushing of oleaginous seed*
heart, of the Osage nation. 'They lowed nually.
ail run down, and don't care whether be
A well-known specialist on ear dis­ is a recognition of the principle for live« or dies. It did m re to give me [ and eocoanuts. for the extraction of the
each other fondly and became eaguged.
After that Miss Bigheart went «way to eases has made the announcement that I which the Examiner contended a i111 the
I oil they contain, bas for many years
new strength and good appetite than
I given employ inent to hundreds of work­
Washingion to school. In the mean­ half the deafness prevalent at the pres­ ! legislature in 1897, and which ought to
time she fonpot her Indian lover, and ent time can be trace«] to the practice I be ineluded in the law of every state in anything I could take. I can now eat men, and the ski Ilf uI use of bit- uded oi
anything and have a new lease on life.” ! in the nianufacture of soap gate to th*•
when she returned last flail vo her home of boxing the ears of children.
the Union.
there wss Black Horse to greet her,
Although the brain is perpetually ac­ , It is inora than two years ago that a (July 50 da. at Dr. Kremer’s druz ature. city its world-wide reputution for the
latter. In. more recent times, the Amer­
but for him she had no fond word«. tive, yet t he whole of it is nr ver at w ork
Every bottle guaranteed.
However, aa she had promised to be at one time. The two hemispheres, or j forcible example of the need for such a
ican cotton seed oil ha» to a large ex­
his bride, the date was
snd great halves, do not o|wrate siinoltaneously, I law was given in this state The Exam­
tent replaced the copra or coccanut oil.
Parted in a Dream.
iner charged that corrupt means were
preparations were made. The cere- but alternate in action.
at the same time severely crippling the
Few
songs
reach
a
third
edition
in
mony was to be held at thw home of
seed-crushing business. A soap manu­
Dr. Daniel Draper, in charge of the being used to put through the legislature
Frank Johnwosi, a relative </f Mam Big meteorological bureau In Central ¡«irk, a bill wboee object was to make it eawy four months and attain the wide |M>pu- facturer advises me that the cotton oil
heart. Black Bores knew abe did not said the records did not show* that any to move cases from one court to another Parity of the above named ballad, with­ cannot, however, entirely supplant th-
love him ss of old. taut lie sai<l nothing sudden drop in temperature occurred —the specific object being to remove the out th« aid of hire«] lingers on the vaudu cocoanut oil, as the former, if used
The 100 guests assemble«] at the home early in the morning. “But,” hr said,
' Hale aod Norcross mining case from villa Hag«. It is every where spoken of alone, produces a soap too soft to I••
of Johnson and made ready for the , “it is a well-known fact that tla* cold­
as an exquisitely beautiful melody, de- acceptable to commerce; and the lat­
feast. The bride looked a trifle jsile I est period is usually at sunrise. This Judge Hebbard's court if a new trial cnbdly original and striking, vet grace­ ter, if unmixed with cotton or peanut
should
be
granted
by
the
supreme
court.
In her white satin gown. As is the ©ua- is caused by the evaporation of mois­
oil, makes a soap as much too hard.
ful throughout.
tom. Black Horse was not to come till ture occurring when the heat first | The managing editor of the Examiner, i
I am informed that a mixture of about
The
words
speak
to
the
heart
in
touch
­
nine o’dock, but when that hour ar-| strikes the earth.”
Andrew M. Lawren«e. was thereiq>on
half and half produces the best r* suits,
ing
sentiment:
“
An
American
soldier
rived, he did not show up; neither did
and that the failure of Marseilles man­
The highest temperatures for the • ummoned to Sacramento l/elore a com­
he-cume an hour or two later. Miss Big- year correspond with abundant MUD mittee of the state senate, and wasa.^ked killed at Santiago, appears to his sweet­ ufacturers to maintain these ¡ repor­
herat finally be«*amr discouna<ed and spot« and the least humidity, and the
to give lhe name of his informant. '1 he | heart in a dream, gives her a rose and tions has been followed by a distinct
invited the guests to be la-atcd at th« maximum temperatures with warcity managing editor offered to tell the com* j I twgs her to wear it in her hair when »he falling off in the quality of some fa­
feawt«.
of sun spots and great humidity. Such
I comes to meet him, that l.e may surely mous brands of Marseilles soaps.
After they had all gone, each one ex­ is the conclusion reached by M. Camille tn it tee where it could get evidence of lhe
“The copra or cocoanuts crushed in
know her. The song retails at 60ets ,
pressing regret« and surprise at the Flammarlon after many years of ob­ truth oi the charge. The < ommittve had
Marseilles come almost exclusively
but
tn
introduce
it
in
new
localities,
the
missing bridagrootn’s actioo, the In­ servation. He also believes that the no interest in thia ¡»art of this quesliou;
from the Philippine islands.
In th«
dian maiden, «ailed aside her three character of the year's temperature is it wanted to know who had exposed the author will forward the «omplelu soi g, year 1897 the imports amounted to686.-
Only a limited number will 120 metric quintals, in addition to
brother»—Bill, Jw •"■'I Aitfill th« indicated by the temperatures of March matter to the newairsper. .Mr. Lawieuce for 25 < s
three Johnson boys—Joe, Henry and and April.
refused to give the name ol ins inform­ »•e scot in this way, after which the song which 31.910 metric quintals were im­
Si—and her fowler uncle— Frank John­
ported from the French colonics. The
ant, and for this was adjudged in con­ will be handled by music dealers.
son.
highest price paid at Mars»*illes during,’
AGUINALDO’S EDUCATION.
tempt
of
the
senats,
and
a
legal
contest
“Now, see here,” she said, so the ac­
1897 was $6.94 and the lowest $5.31
To-Night
and
To
Morrow
Night,
followed
in
which
lhe
courts
held
that
counts run, MI want revenge on that
The nuts fall from the trees and lie on
And
each
day
and
night
during
this
trilling Indian. He knew I did not
the senate had the power to require Ibis
the ground until the liar«! shell sep­
want to marry him in the first plaae,
information, Knowing, however, that week you can get al any druggist« Kemp's arates from the kernel and decay s. The
and he has done this for revenge. Now,
the object of the rawcals who made up Balsam for tlm Throat and Lungs, ac­ kernels appears to lose none of its use­
I want* to show him who will have the
When he was 14 or 15 he was enrolled the majority of the senate was nut to knowledged to be the most successful ful qualities, though permitted to re­
best revenge. I want you to catch him in the medical department of the Pon­
pursue ¡lie corruptioniata, but to jminah remedy ever sold for Coughs, Croup, main on the ground for a year or more.
and bury him alive.”
When a favorable opportunity occurs
tifical University of Manila, under
Chief Johnson and his me*n went out. ■ Profs. NaJda and Bui fra go. He was a the men who were trying to expose Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. the copra is gathered, dumped into
■
*et
a
bottle
to-d'sy
ami
keep
it
always
them,
the
managing
editor
oi
(he
Exam
­
At daylight they reUrrned, und Maid:
| bright atudent, but nothing is know n of
some »mail coasting boat, and eventual­
‘‘We found Black Horae Lying drunk I his college career. Shortly after this iner persisted in hia refusal to give u|> in the house, so you can check your cold ly reaches Marseilles. At the present
beside the road not far from his house. time be committed what is an unpar the names till the adjournment oi the at once. Price 25c. and 50c.
time the price is uncertain and almost
We woke him and asked him why he did doueble sin, both aecular and re­ legislature ended the power of the guilty,
double the average figure, because of a
not corn© before to the wedding, and ligious. in the Philippines, by joining lhe charge« of the Examiner »ere sub­
complete Fu.-pension of arrivals from
Many a Lover
he replied, as you »aid, that besought the masonic order. Masonry wus a pro­
Has turned with disgust from an other­ Manila. On January 11 the total stock
revenge. So we bound him hand uzid hibited thing in the Philippines under sequently confirmed by G. W Baker,
of co| r ! in the deckb and warebou.^o
foot and took him to the liank t»f the Spanish rule, and any man joining the lhe attorney who had ateered the Haie wise lovable girl with an offensive was only 1.530 quintals, and the fear
river, «lug a hole in the sund and buried organisation might under the ancient and Norcross bill through the legislature, breath. Karl's (.’lover Root Tea purifies now prevails that the troubles among
him alive.”
law be tortured and executed. About who boasted in the pre&enceuf witnesaeB: th« breath by 1Uaction on the buweh the natives will prevent the shipment
The Indian girl smiled, as though this time (in 1HMM) he bad some trouble
Now two years ago I carried bill 273, etc , as nothing else will, Sold for years of any considerable quantity for some
well pleased. 'Hie next day she went with the authorities and went to Hong- in spite of the fact that all three news­ on abso’ute gurantee. Pi ire 25 rents time to come.
iway. As the neighbor» are fara|>urt, Kong. where there was a fair-sized col­ papers in lhe city were «gainst it. 1 here and 50 cents. W.F. Kremer.
“The assurance that means of com
jo one knew it, neither did they know ony of Philippine exJIes, and also of
munication between the Philippines
was the--------- row you ever saw against
that Black Horae had not come to the Filipinos who hud crossed the ( bina
and the United States will soon be
Washington Letter.
wedding later, supposing, of courat*, bi­ sen in business enterprises. Here he it.. The governor had declared agam^i
established will make it appear easy
Continued from Fir.it Pa<jr >
il, the people were up in ai ins about it
had been delayed.
for American capital to build and oper­
obtained his first knowledge of the
A f«'w weeks Later a jrarty of Kansas great world outside of the narrow Spad­ but by------we landed ¡1 and now it io a generate injnkind than ail the partisan ate crushing mills; and. with cotton
hunters encumped on the bunks of the ish civilization in which he had been law in the stale. I paid l-HK) for nit'll in politician« who have ever lived. Iler oil in unlimited quantities to draw
Arkansas, near Homing posts While brought up. Ibe attended the drills and the señale, ami I2Ó0 for iiiRU in lhe future miaeion will be to talk other« in­ uj)on, the manufacturers of soap will
searching along the I winks f«w kindling parades of the British garrisons, fre­ house.
to believing the same way.” Mr. Dorch be in possession of additional resources
wood they nothx-d the sand lieing quented the gunshops of the (J*'« < n’n
But it waa not proof of guilt that lhe didn’t say k >, but it is taken for granted for,°arrying on their business.”—Wash­
turned up, and Harry Chase, more cu­ road, purchased firearms for his own
lhe rax airy in lhe fiiat Mrs. L-Hfe will exact the usual ington Star.
rious than the rest, decided to Investi­ use, and in every way tried to increase Mt-nale wanted.
senate knew »II about that theniMdi vea, pri«« per talk.
gate. 'The remit was the finding of his fund of practical knowledge.
THE NEWSPAPER GRABBER.
and wanted no mure • f it. What they
As long as the preaident of the United
Black Horse’s body. His mouth was
According to report, he crossed over
open and filled with Mind. His feature«
wanted was lhe uamo oi the informant. States and the emperor of Germany con­ A Hotel Goeat W ho la Tolerated for
into Kowloon ami served a short time
were drawn, ntul the body showed evi­
Now it is obvious that if newspaper* tinue to exchange such cordial perfrnal
W hat He Spenda at
in the Chinese army’, and there, firuling
dence of having been covered while yet
the Ilur.
that, nothing more could be learned are compelled to reveal the name ol an ablegrams ar have followed the grant­
«live. Chase reported to Deputy Mar­
from the corrupt mandarins who of­ informant in such cases, they will g* t ing peniiishion by President McKinley
shal McGuire, who in vest ignt«*d and ar­
“Do you see that man with the fur-
ficered the troops, but. never drilled very little information ol corruption. for the la iding of the new German cable
rested the Johnson a<id Bigheart boys.
them, he obtained his discharge and Persons who have inside informal ion oi • ii New York, the yellow’ journals are lined coat?" asked the hotel clerk, nod-
They Ignorantly confeswd, and ac
«ling toward an elderly, well-dresxd
joined the crew of a (’hiñese warship
this sort me likely to have am h relation* Aasling apace in trying to make it ap- man who sat in one of the • asy-chair>
tiially believed they had done nothing
which had some European instructors.
wnmg.
p»-ar that tlieie ie even the blighteM with an air of proprietorship which
with
lhe
guilty
that
they
«
an
be
ma
le
He met the lat«* Col McGiflln ami is said
Thule was captured by a deputy mar­
to have served under him several very uncomfortable if their name» art probability oi a break between the two 1 would lead anyone to suppose that he
shal at the horn« of an> uncle near Paw­
i’ll« Examiner has therelor« countriee. Publications in both coun­ I was a star guest.
months. Whether these rumors la- known.
huska. She denies that she intended
“That's one of our regular customers
true or not one thing is clear. During contended that Min h information is ol a tries show that each has a share of indis­
to escape, azid also sn^s she did not tell
his stay in Hong Kong ami that neigh- plivileged character, and wc lake it as a creet hot brad*, but they are p werlesa He comes here every morning regular-
the brothers and Johnson boys to kill
borhfXMl he gained a w ide know ledge of compliment that Maryland, one of lhe io ii ’ ’<e serious trouble aa long aa (he 1 ly and reads the papers and writes his
Black Horse by burying him alive. She
warfare, both military anil naval, ami oldesl stales, whose legislature has been pic. idem ami emperor are on such cor­ letters. He is a rich man. and thinks
is said to have remarked to Deputy
I nothing of spending one dollar at the
reiul many works upon strategy ami the
dial p«*rdonal terms.
Mandial McGuire, when taken before
bar, but he never buys u newspaper
campaigns of Bonaparte, Wellington, little tom bed by the corrupting influen
her alleged «ccomplice«: ”1 deny any
Il
any
more
anti-American
literature
He sits around and ‘rubbers’ until some
Von Moltke and Grant; and there tire c « h that have lowered the character ol
connection with this crime. My friends
numerous photographs in existence in these bodies in most of the common gova from the United States to th« Phil­ one gets up and leaves bis paper on
w»ro angry when they discovered 1
that-city of him in both soldie r and wealths, should agree with us so far as ippines, it will have to be smuggled into the chair, then he makes a dash for it
hjh I Black Hors«* did not marry, and
’be island, a* the post «•Ifice department and begins to read. But he is ne-erso
they ma<le the suggestion themselve« sailor uniforms. During the past year to put the principle into statute law.
deeply interested that be misses other
that, hr should I m * buried alive. Perhnps he has surprised many new* acquaint­
The thieves and
I the politician ha-' issued an order forbidding the car­ paptrs as they are left behind, and
rying of pamplutb irfMted by the anti im­
I did assent, but I am sure I never told ances with his knowledge ami accurate understand well
that
their
chief
ui ’ ss there are too many of his com-
them to do it.” She was taken to the opinions upon the famous battles and danger
h
free
and perialistic league of Boston, in the Unit- ¡M-titors on the sped he usually gets
ceníes
from
house of the jailer, Henderson, and kept , generals of Europe and America dur­
el
States
mails
to
the
Philippines.
three or four papers every morning.”
lint rani ineled
press,
The
strange
under guard. Homing Post is a »mall i ing the present century. Review of Re-
The clerk said that the same class of
creatures that float into > a position of There was some talk in oflicial circles of
town, and the jail is on the principal v lew s.
temporary power at Sacramento on the prosecuting util jers of that organization customers may i»e found in every large
street. It is a small wooden building 1
The* Moiuilsln M«*n.
political t!'I«- m understand that the only for circulating seditious doctttnenU, but hotel These men are good representa­
in a corral between twostone buildings,
Uncle John Smith, Uncle Dick
and high wall» close the ends of the ton, Kit I’araon and many another light that is shed on their doings come* it wan concluded the wise r plan not to tives of the class which is willing to
iiMCloaure. The prisoner» are allowed played their live« ns they staked their from the newsp»|»erN, and if the news­ give them an «»ppoitunity of posing as pay one dollar to get something that is
worth 50 cents for nothing.
to run l«K>se in this « mi rmJ, anti guard» dollars, and it wan their pride not to papers can be kept away, there wiil tw mart) re.
These men are know n to the hall boys
are stationed in picket houses on top flinch when the gam«* went against
Acting
Secretary
of
War
Meiklejdm
no one to interfere with their designs.
and other hotel employes as “news­
of the watls.
tfo in. Th«* chief characteristic of the This is why they have exercised their in­ has had th« report of the military court I paper grabbers.” When they are ob­
In a talk with Dr. JI Hl. who callr<l trapper whs the iron nene that liev« r
oi intpiiry in hie p »ssession for several jectionable and bear any resemblance
at the jail to ace him, Johnson, who is failed, the prericncc of mind that never genuity in an an attempt to strike at th«
davs, hut he will not make it public un- 1 to the “bum” class they are not tol­
65 years old, said: ”Wr took the young ' desertetl him. Such as he wns, he was press. Their attempts have fail *d and
Indisn dowa and buried him lM*«*ause I always equal to himself, and was at we believe they alwavs will lail The til dir«*ct«*d by the president, who has a erated, but grabbers like the ol<l. high
he draervesl it and had no buainei«* to his beat in momenta of imminent peril. press is a« much a ¡»art of this govern copy of it, to do so. It ia umltrstood ly respectable man are allowed to gr.ib
whenever they can. “These people.”
spoil our girl'« (mining Thu la Big­ What gave him superiority over the Im menta?« the court« themselves.
A re that the report says the refrigerated beef continued the clerk, “mind their busi­
heart) prospects that way. She told me
issued
to
the
army
was
not
chemically
(linn waa Ida awift determination in ex­ publican government such as the United
ness. and often spend 50 cents for
she did not want to marry him anyway, | treme difficulties, which aeemed, in­
treated, and without positively condemn drinks and cigars while th« v sit around
because she ltad a *w«-etheart in the deed, to kharpen his faculties to the States would in* impossible without the
The papers make mis- ing the canned “roast” beef, sajs that it waiting to grab five cents' worth of pa­
east, and he (Black Horse) was too utmost. Absolutely indifferent to para­ newspapers.
takes ; some of t hem tail tnlo ibe bands is an unlit ration for use in a tropical pers. and they advertise the house by
«waninon for her. We asked her what
lyzing auperatitioua, he doubled the
should we do with Mm that night if he
them for the same climate.and that too much of it was isned sending hundreds of letters on our sta­
Iixlian aagneity and craft, w ith infinite­ i of bad men who use
could be found, and site Miid ‘to bury
in
the legislatures anyway ; also, that it cen»nres a number tionery. On the whole, the grabber
ends
as
the
thieves
ly greater «lash ami daring. II«* was
rot an objectionable character, and I
him aJive.* 'That'« what we done, mid
prompt to seiz«' opportunities which use their powers, But they are the oi c•mm '-I'y officer* and recctnmtnds would lie surprised to hear that anyor
the son-of «a gun won’t fool anybody
the red braves let slip I'.mlMnly ing the great ami iiHlispeiisabie agents in k P that some of them be court martialed. knew by what means he secured h
el*x 1 guess.”
hardihood and dauntless perwv« rance it.g the |>eople in touch with the allaire Evidently, I'. tgan isn’t one of them,as daily papers.”—N. Y. Tribune.
The preliminary trial of the aeren
of the American «-haracter. tlms«- trap of their government, and it 1« to th«* a<l he has started for Hawaii, whore he will
nirn was held before McCloud, jtisrtica
pars constituted themsclv«*» into a fac­ \ antiige of the people that they should reside with his sun, who owns a votTee
V lll»li<»p hih I h I > r < i hi in e r.
of the peace, at Homing Post. They
ulty of state aunryor», and were the be able to protect the sources ol the in-J plantation.
Bishop Watterson, of Nebraska, was
p)ea«led guilty, and, while it was not
veritable makers «if tin rtnp r** of the
once mistaken for a traveling salesman
customary—any old form gm-s in that
west. The Inst of them lout gone :«ome
by a commercial traveler who met him
country the justice I mhiih I them over
30 years ago. having pione«-rrd the way
in a
train.
to the Indian, court, whirh is held at
for th«* g«dd seekers mid the rancher*.
”lk> you represent a big h
Pawhuska.—CMcago Inter Ocean.
—Blackw« nm I’ s Mugii/.iin*.
asked the traveler of the bishop.
A < lork That < «Mt ««00,000.
“Biggest on earth," replied the bish­
XV ar ami the Price of Din monti»
In the list of artistic treasure«« owned
op.
One of tin* m*1* t r«‘ii .>• 1 hie resultiA«»f
by the late Ilaron Rothschild mention
“What’s the name of the firm?”
ia made of a “Fitzwillian clock ” Thia the recent llispum-Ar; ■ i *• '.ri war is the
“Lord and Church.”
is the famous Louis XIV. clock, which largely IncrvaM'd «1« mai ■
“Hum! I»r«l and Church.
Never
for generations was one of the moat in A iihth a Pnt rim ic j
heard of IL Got branch house» at)-
value«] heirlooms nt Milton hall, near male bo»om manifest* it» If ina ifr rat
where?”
igh
Peterborough. It is »aid to have been variety <»f way a *park
“Branch house» all over the world.”
•old to Baron Rothschild by Mr G. C. 1‘ommery or takiiu» a ri h I ’«M»«| 1hue
“That’« queer. Nev«r heard of ’em.
1er.
W. Fitiwilliam, the present Mpiire of from fruity put i'fo
Is it boots ami shoes?”
Not
mneh
attention
is
often
paid
to
tha
Milton. for £40,000 An rxnet far rejoice in brilliants. Si.
• He ••
first symptom« of Eciems. but it is not long
the
simile, however, which la said to bare th« demand for dlnmco »
“Oh. dry gvM»«!«. 1 supfMJse?”
before lhe little redness begins to itch ana
i of
coat £1,000. now stands in Milton hall Inst few month» Hint an .
“Yea, they cal) uiv sermon«
burn. This is but the beginning, and will
In the |msitlon where the original clock at least 30 |w*r cent has taken pl
lead to suffering and torture almost unen­ •ometimes.” — Christian
Endeavor
the pi
in the price ¡»aid
stood. N. Y. Herald
uth
durable. It ia a common mistake to regard W
■■
a roughness and redness of the skin as
On Kvary Botile
U list I n Mill«» h?
Camera KaigMiit«
merely a local irritation ; it is but an indica­ Of Shiloh*« Consumption Cure i* thi«
A
grand
old
remedy
for
(
>l«ls
'oligli.
“
.
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a
humor
in
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blood
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of
terrible
4xó ('yrlr Poe*»
“All we ask of ou is to uee
Kctems—which is more than skin-deep, and can not be reached by local appli­ guarantee
and consumption, lined through tlie
Htereosmpi« Vive
cations of ointments, salves, etc., applied to the surface The disease itself, twothirds of the contents of this l>ottle
414 Viva, Films or Plates
world lor hall a century , ba« cure«! iiinu
the real cause of the iroubfo, is m the blood, although all suffering is produced faithfully, then if vu «an *sv you ere
414 Vivo: with rase, second hand I
mecable « «»cs oI incipient c > mumption
through lhe skin; the only way to reach the disease, therefore, is through not benetiteil return the bottle to your
414 Vive, second ban I
amt
relieved
maiiv
in
advam
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stage*.
the
Wood.
No. 4 Bulls Eve, 415 with case
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Mr Phil T Jones, of Mixeraville, Ind , writes:
If you are not satisfied with results, we
No 2 Bulls Eye. second hand
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“1 hail Ecsema thirty years, and after a great deal
No. 2 Bulls Eye, second hand
will rvfou I your money. Price 25 cf«., 5
of treatment my leg was so raw and sore that it gave me
These uew cameras are th« Iwst on cis ami 41 — W. F. Kremer.
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constant pain. It finally broke into a running sore, and
the market for the pm« and the s« . '!• I
t*egan to •¡»read an«l grow worse
For tha past five or
1
Hlkr
Tile 11 n
The ir fiutine«« fi«»omin<
six year« I have suffered untold agony and had given up
band instrumsnls ars in good condition
irmonious bicvrle
The threatens !
all hope of ever being free from the diaeaaa, as I have
and as g«»u«l as new. Call and see them
Pio^ahly noon« thing lias
na« caused
t>e«n treated bv some of the best physicians and have
mi txvme to pass. 1 t. for Hits
at the Cot hifm «thee. A. F VonaNiE’«
a general reirival of trade st W F K re
taken many blood medicines, all in vain. With little
at present confine to Germ:
, mer’s drug ■ tore sw his g.voig away
faith left I began to take S S 8 . and it apparently
musical mon rmaity is fixe«
Try Allen • Foot Esse
made the Ecserna worse, but I knew that this was tha
1 Ins many cvlatninera so many free tr
handle ar, and by an it.grruous
war
the
remedy
got
rid
of
the
ixuson.
Continuing
A powder to lw shaken into the shoe*. bottles oí 1 >r King’s New Dis.-overv 1
rangement is worked by the front
8, J4 8., the sore healed up entirely, the skin became
w heel. Il will p’ay for in hour •! a
At this season your fret leal swollen, . (.'«»«sump’iori. Hi* trade ia simply rn
clear and smooth, and I was cured perfectly.”
nervous and hut and get tired easily. , mous in this very \aluabl« remedyJr<
Fcse-na is an obstinate diseiuie and can not be cured by a remedy which it «per«! of ten miles an- hour, and it the
rider has not be«« driven mad by that
only a tonic Swift’« Specific
If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, lb« fart that it al wait enrea and nei yer
time he I :s «>nly to touch a spring and
try Allen’s Foo'!-Ease. It cools the fret <hs*a points
Coughs, ( »ids, Asthn
the mach, re starts off again •« g»'l'
and makes walking easy. Cures swol­ Bronchitis, Umup ami all thrust a d
—-is superior t«> other blood remedie« because it cures diseases which they can
er. If it should find a bcoein th)
len and sweating feet, blisters and cal lung disease a are «¡uukli cured
not rea-’h. H g> ■ s to the bottom—to the cause
Y
au of lhe disease—and will cure
try, which the fates tortead, w
th«» w«»rst rase of Ecsrma, no matter what other treatnv * t has failed It is
lous spots. Relieves corns and bunions can test it b»•torr D'lying by getting
expect noc«iu»lcal cyciwsta to agí
the only bkad remedy guaranteed to be free from potash, merrury or any
of all pain and gives rest and comfort. trial txittle fiiee, large sue 50 cts. and 1 11
to shoot at light,
other mineral, and nrv» r fails to cure Ecsema, Scr-ffula, C«*ntagioua Rh'ed tate for a
Try it Wo* Sold by all druggi-ts and Every h
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upon 8 8 S.; nothing can take its place.
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u. tbit a debilitated system
A Correct Principle.
INDIAN’S SAD FATE
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Shasta
Route
— oi the —
a body already
ened "by disease. Most
so-callea blood builders
sr‘t>rwS“m“li.nk PUIS
that
Southern Pacific Company.
Exurtwe Train« Leave Portland
South.
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»liedd», llalM-jr. Harrisburg, Juii. u,,,, 7 ,,
Eugene, Drain Oakland, and all
from Roseburg, to Ashland inclusive
for Pale People do
Let on the bowels. They
build up the blood and
strengthen the nerves.
The same ^ood sense
leads you to give ®Vi'Vrom'pt you*to're-
H
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(2;25r. m .
5:2u P. M.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
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Pullman
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For further particulars burnire of G cm ,
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MAIL TKAl.X DAILY : E XCBFT SU««»!
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A r 5:50 m
1 55 f . m .
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—/Yarn Uu Pj-Standtr, Xa<-vm5, IU.
Sold by all drug-
óists or sent post­
paid by the Dr.
YYilhams Methone Co,
Schenectady, N Y, on
receipt of price, «
fifty cents per box.
eiw
50.
$ix hrtiPt
boxes, 4x2
$ 2.50.
Al Albany and Curvai.lv connect vim
tains oi Or. Central A Eastern Ry.
KXI-KISW THAIS DAILY ( EX. I I T Al'XM,.)
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T.»>c. m . | ar. Mi'Minnvilie lv .
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Rebate In kers on sale between PorUui
ten» lame J
Sacreiuentu and >an b'ranciaco. Set rate.
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$17 brst class and 511 second class, in. iaa
inir slaeper.
Kales «nd tickets to Eastern points ma
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA |hi\-
<11.
t I.C and AV1STHAI.1A Can b,(2
THE WORLD OF WHEELS.
tained from our agent, Grants Pass.
Chulalongkorn, king of Siam, haa
c. H MAKKHAM,
bwn experimenting with the fashion­ R. KOEHLER,
1‘ t .A p. Agt„
EFFECT OF MUSIC.
able toothpick ahoes now in vogue.
Manager.
Portland, Ore.
Dif- Already he rides a bike.
The Nervous System influenced by
ferent Kind« of S«»un<i*.
••Pedaleurs” and “pedaleuae»*" are the
The «ld «tory that Saul wh« n out of terms which the “Gaulois" now em­ PROSPERITY aid an ABINII.INT ill®
temper used to .imm n David to play ploy to designate cyclists of the two
are insured only to those who sow ort
the harp, and found the music to be a sexes.
tested hkkds . {Send postal for our illustrat­
jk dative, may pro-e to be more thana
ed
catalogue
and save money by purchasing
French wheelmen have adopted a
simple historic incident, for both < har- cod«« of signals by whistle. The whist 1» from the
pacific S eed C ompany ,
cot and Tarchanow have declared that is much used in France in preference tc
Wholesale and Retail,
musical Hounds are a remedial agency the bell.
025
to
729
J St.,
Sacramento, Cal.
in disease which no physician can af­
Maine wheelmen have been experi­
All
Seeds
sold at lowest prices. Agents
ford to ignore, says the New York menting with bicycling on ice. and
wanted. Libel al discounts but no seeds sold
Herald.
are said to have had very aucceaaful on commission.
Mr. Warthin, of Michigan, who ha* and exhilarating sport in most in­
given a great deal of thought to this sub-
stances.
Crescent City and Grains Pass Siage
different kinds of
jcct, asserts th
A bicy clists’ accident insurance com­
Line Passenger Kates.
sounds are more effect ive than drugs in
pany
has
just
been
organized
in
West
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the cure of diseas >e. For instance, he field, Mass. It. propose» to insure bi­
From Grants Pass
boldly assureK us that the music of
cycle riders against all manner of ac­ I’o Wildervilie.................................... $ .75
Valkyrie will increase perspiration,
To
lxive
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fl.00
cidents met w ith while riding their ma­
To Anderson......................................... fl.25
and, therefore, cure certain forms of
chines.
To Selma.....................
$1.50
ailment caused by checking its flow.
To Kerby.................................................. $2.00
The operative energy is not the music
To Waldo..................................................$3.00
as such, but the peculiar vibrations
Shelley creek...........................
..$4 50
made by it. Tannhaueer, on the other
Gasquet
.............................
$8 00
hand, is a vibratory su^xirific and in­
Crescent
City
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$9.00
duces a serene state of mind and bod;
Above rates subject to change without
M. Coriveaud. of Paris, asserts that
notice. Round trip tickets and excur­
violin playing is at least a temporary
sion parties at special rate«.
remedy for sciatica. He adduces tlie in­
stance of a patient who found almost
instant relief in that way and who suc­
res* fully resorted to it vvhenever threat­
ened with an attack.
J’erhap« this iw n anrpeal to the ire
(your own selection) to every sub- i;
scriber. Only 5o cents a year.
2:
agination, but w] it matters it if the
patient is cured? ’crhivps, again, there
is a law hidden s< nowhere in the p;l •
of apparent impo.*
lities—one which
will some time b ' <i: scovered for our
benefit. We never Siili Ie with increduli-
ty at anything in the. * wonder-working
days.
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BEWARE OF SOFT-SHELL CRABS.
I’eciillar Part* to lie ICe^arded by Tbow
Who Eat Them.
“There is no danger in eating soft-
shelled crabs,” ob>*. 1 \ < d an epicure, “if
they are fresh, but they are ¡»oison if
they are not, Th»*y should l>e well sea­
soned, and an extra lot of pepper put
on them as a precaution, especially if
the weather is very hot when they an*
eaten, or if they are eaten shortly I e
fore one retires. It is the habit of many
persons to eat soft-shelle«] cnvbs at
night time. I do not know but that they
taste bett«*r then. It is somewhat dan­
gerous to many to drink milk after eat­
ing crabs. M ik seems to develop the
colic that follows «atiiig soft-shelled
crabs with some persons.
“Another thing that should be re-
membered. and that is that a »harp
thunderstorm
ioft-shelleld
crabs, and even
idled crabs
at. times. Unle
helled crab
had been cook'
ie thnnder-
would be
all other
tn partak-
HOW
Mrtli
oTUNTEO.
'! muta« ttirr of
RAW AS BEEF
FROM ECZEMA!
? A FREE^PATTERN^f
You have used all
I sorts of cough reme-
j dies but it docs not
¡yield; it is too deep
j ited. It may wear
j : ?! out in time, but
. < :> J more liable to
produce la grippe
pneumonia or a seri
ous throat affection.!
You need something
that will give you
strength and build
up the body.
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Will da this when everything
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There is no doubt
about it.
It nourishes,
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to throw
off this hard cough, but to
fortify the system against
further attacks. If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
nourishing food medicine,
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