Rogue River courier., June 29, 1899, Image 4

A QUEER RELIGION
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Strange Belieft of a Fanatical Sect
in Kentucky.
S* tur. mi y
Their •ab­
la Obirrtt-d
balla mim I They Sue nd the Entire
in
Day
Violent
den of old l.w.
o' ‘ha PBrfb‘*d
control of loci I affairs, with, of course. ( C. ,. e,»mn. .nd rn .nop.Ji«, wilb the.r
th« who!- »»»(rm nn4-r th« btofe! »nd
m...ifuld
They
fiber.! MipcrviMoa ol • t«nlr»l »uthority. |
Amencafor re.mm., not fu. th.
e of the ol«l ayaiein of «u|»er numerar y
The per capita cost of maintaining (By Brigadier-General J»eonard Wood in
Th« be»t re.alr. will !“• obt»in>-*l if Io.
the independent.)
uation ul the old cuuditiun.. All »**‘I
' convicts at the Michigan prison is 38%
lai», heavy taxai on and negiert olr
' those >«»pofi»iblw lur the control, d«vel-1
A hen tbe American authorities t*^» Hid uktry ami cotntueree.
cents a daj. and the average daily earn­
good H1MX.IS, r«f<*»» i" “*• eoar‘*’ PU7
opment and, re establishment of the dif­
charge of the province ul Kanliago de *
ings are 35% cents.
T z the j. ople was given a ’’Bill ol
lie w.,rk.-in short they »»nt to
ferent sectiuua there b* given wide d » ,
A new mail box is designed to prevent Cuba they found the civil affair« ot the Kight»,” « b:«h guan nteed to them the
vane«.
.
.
creiiun
and
lhev
be
left
unhampered
av
tampering. When a person tries to re­ province in a condition of complete, trecdoiu ul he pis«.-, the right to assent-
T.»er« 1« a wonderful opening here for
tar as poesible by petty *n'l arbitrary .
mote the contents, his action is record­ chaos. The treasuries of all tbu differ­ bl« p«*ce*ti
energy
.nd
enterprise.
Very
littl.
h«
y, tlid right to s>*t-k redress
ed in the main office by means of an elec­
ent municipalities were empty; the offi­ for grievau« e!*,lhe Ftgl.L *»f iiabeas corpus, restraint*. D one man can not b« trust
been done. E.eryjhu.* ¡On th. futur..
tric circuit.
ed to act with houealy. good «en»* and
ces were vacant; public record», sue • ah ami III» r gl t to present bail fur all of
Horses, giraffes and ostriches have
judgement,
another
should
be
fuun*l
who
(
Their B usim » Beoming.
had not been burnt or destroyed, were fe«»** >»<H capital. Every effort was
the largest eyes of all terrestrial ryd-
probably no one thi.g ho e.use.1 .uch
I bundled up in abandoned building». mad* to ¡'i> teas upon »hern the fact that c»u be. The educational, ju-l cial acd
mal«, but among marine animals there
administrative rystem
ol the island . gem r.l revre.l of tr. J- .tW.f.Kre-
are cephalo|»ods, or ink-fishes, which The court« had ceased to exist, in fact, the civil l*v m ilt in «til free countries
should be promptly aiHitnilated and bar- * merelrrig- re»- l heir giving .w.y to
there was only a semblance of any form * be
teolutaly ruprein*, an I that all
have eyes as large as a plate.
Uieir many eu.imm r. ot *o uuny tm
ul peop e mor re«*ognizj the monized.
A trained Dane dog acts as an assist­ of civil government. In many of the|cla«sv i* B oí
A people still hungry, living in ruined , bottle'of l‘r Km»'- N*» Kiecovery for
ant to a gang of Chinese highwaymen. I tow ns a few members of the old Guardia authority of the
the office* s ot the law,
It springs upon the victim, but does not I mvii” till! cun tin tied to maintain au ap-I whether represented by the ordinary towns, devoid of hospital», »« bool build­ C-.m.umptmn.
T> . r trw.le is »mipijr
ings and systems of water supply, with , enormous in thi- very vU».bl. remedy,
bite him. When the victim holds up his
i pearanc* of order, but, practically »peak- policeman or by th« j«jiges of the su-
hands the dog ceases its attack, but
an interior country desolated by the from the f»d that it alw ivs cure, »nd
I mg, there had been a complete dealruc* preme court; that time are no privil
watches him closely while the robbers
Cough«. Cold»,
j lion of civil government, and it rested eged clause», and lhat ail people, wiciiuul* war,uni raver* d by roads, in fact thrown , .nd never .lie»pp.»int.
plunder him.
back into an almost primeval coudiliou,
I with the newcomers to du what they regard to race, color, or religion, are cn-
A.thm».Br >n* hitie, Croup .nd »11 th'owt
By experimenting with a dead man’s
ar« no in a condition to have suddenly , .n.t lung ills.»-.- »re quickly cured.
i'ney re
ear, Prof. Alexander Graham Bell hit I could toward re-establishing a proper tilled to equal protection.
inflicted upon then* the enuimuus ex- i
Yf.ii <*an test r
fure buying bv getting
upon the idea which led to the invention form of government which would give ceivcd purmiaBiun to have such para les
•"'* ♦*
of the telephone.
He found that the jibe people necessary prutectiou, aud aud meetings an they chose, ami they peMse ami unnecessaiy burden ol *up- a trial bottle !>•<•, I»«» »«»•
dead man’s ear was sensitive to the vi­ 1 guarantee such a condition of ur«ler an were allowed to carry ar mu in the couu* purling the official» and offices of a cun« •
I.
Every botlie warra
brations of sound, and he contrived a would once more tend to re-enlablivb ‘ try. in fact every effort wm made to plelely developed ami progressive coun­
mechanical device w hich is equally sen­ I buiin«»« and invite the confidence ul impress upon them the fact that peop'.e try-
Th« Esjls Scream»
sitive.
A'l these things wilt come in lime, but
I outside capital.
Without capital it wilt I < an do as they please so long an they do
1 am the Ameri« an E«gfe,
One hundred sneezes a minute is the
if they are rushed upon a people thor­
And my wing, il Ip together.
be very difficult to bring about a condi- not violate tiie law. On the other hand
record of a schoolgirl in Washington,
Likewise. I ruo-t high.
liun of real prosperity, fur, despite ail lie ! they were told, in unmistakable terms, oughly una* customed to handling them
a patient of Dr. W. M. Borton.
She
selves aud controlling their own affaire,
And 1 eal l*»n»(=»<
sneezed almost constantly for 40 days, wonderful natural resources, this portion that any aim all infriclions of lite civil
the most disastrous results aie sure to '
koine iiirv »»t on her
aw wuuld be punished severely, and
and some days, it is estimated, she ul Cuba today presents a vast collection
We must thorough>y build tiie
Seven hill« atnl h »wl,
sneezed 50,000 times. After an abscess of what once were magnificent estates, ' that individuals resisting arrest would follow.
Free and independent peo­
had been removed from the interior of but are now in a condition of complete ! tie taken even at the cost of their lives. foundation
But she c tnnut
Th«
I
of the Civil Government m ! rH| lit of hard w*>rk
the Province of Santiago.
ami simp!«, ho'iws
One of the most interesting trials
ever occurring in this county was ter­
minated at the courthouse recently. It
was a prosecution agvunst
Henry
Brown, Granvil Brown. James Withrow
and Charles Bard, charged with dis­
turbing religious worship.
The story
brought out at the trial Ls a most in­
teresting recital of the extent to which
religious fanaticism, may easily lead a
community of people.
The defendants, with certain of their
neighbor*, some years ago left the
Methodist and Baptist chsjrche« in their
community and organized a church of
their own. teaching many doctrines
not countenanced as orthodox by either
of the denominations to which they
formerly belonged. Sanctification was
among the least of the differences l»e-
tween them andtheir former church as­
sociates.
As time went on they be­
came more and more engrossed with
their peculiar method of worship. They
gave up association with the rest of
mankind, refraining from goii
to
town or anywhere else except upon the her nose by the use of electric needles,
ruin and disorder. The old proprietors <>f course all tins was under military
most urgent
necessity, devoting al­ the sneezing stopped.
are still, in many cases, in possession ol government.
Every effort was made,
most al! their time to attending upon
Aquatic flowers open and close with
the land, but modern conditions demand however,<o remove tiiri military a-t far ac
the exercises of their church.
They
the greatest regularity.
The white
very extensive improvements and cuslly practical from tiie situation
The lr.ten-
built a houne of worship and employed
water lily closes its flowers at sunset,
machinery.
l‘o get these, incneAi \ ' lion was to re-establish rather than to
a preacher from among their own num­
and sinks below the water for tlie night.
ber. They neglected their farms until
government.
Men
In the morning the petals again expand either to be raised by mortgage ou Lbe rep'ace the civil
within the past few months they have
and float on the surface. The Victoria real estate, ur by new investments from were appointed to office solely lor their
come almost to utter want. What was
regia expands for the first time about the outside, lu order to obtain tins fitness lor the |M.»itiun, amt their selec­
a few years ago one of the richest sec­
six o’clock in the evening, and closes In money at anything like a reasonable rate tion was never made arbiliarily, but
tions of the country came to look like
a few hours.
It opens again at six of interest, or to bring new investments always upon the recommendation of the
a waste. The fences rotted down and
o'clock the next morning, and remains I iiere, it is necessary that such a civil
best citizens. I du not mean the best
were overgrown with briars, while the
so till afternoon, when it closes and
men were singing their weird songs
i governiuvut ex ¡st as will guarantee pro­ men in the social sense, or in any other
sinks Iwlow the water.
an<l repeating over and over again their
tection to invested cupital and give a sense than those best «justified by ex­
peculiar forma of worship. The wom­
J fair promise (or a suitable condition of perience and ability to judtre of the fit­
en joined in with/the movement, and as
i alfuirs in tiie future.
ness of tiie various applicants fur office.
a part of their creed they did not use
Artificial Fluvvr'r«, Vnric«l and Beau­
Whatever work lias been done litre Whenever it was necessary to fill an im­
any kind of jewelry or give any but the
tiful, Form «h» MaJn
lias been founded upon the belief that portant position it was my cuslum to call
most meager attention to their per­
Trimming.
no liberal form ol government can exist to^f’her a number of representative
sonal appearance. The women allowed
their hair to grow at will without coil­
The advance importation of summer except among an intelligent, well-educa i mm, representing .lie different learned
ing it upon the head as others do. The
hat» is here once ngain with th«* usual ted people; lhat such goveiiiment must.' proles.-ions, the chamber of comm *rce.
men did not shave, and their
per­ display of extreme style« and startling Ire base«! u|xjn a profound respect lor atnl the administrative officers of the
sonal appearnce soon came to partake
effect«, but an yet the annual attempt to the civil, rather than a military law, ' towns in question, tell them what posi-
of the general look of dilajudation sur­ revive some defunct mode is not aj>-
an«l that its mam reliance must be upon ! Hons there were to be filled and a»k them
rounding the community.
They ob­ p« rent.
tiie natural industries of the country, ' to recommend suitable men for the posi­
serve Saturday as their Sabbath, and
There are hats turned back from the
They were told plainly that
avoiding, to the greatest ¡»«rssibld extent, tion*.
go to church early in the morning and
face, hats with soft double brims tip­
spe'iid thv entire day hi the most gro
ping down over the eyes, and the inev­ the old ISpamsli «yetem of officialism their recommendationH must be baee I
tesque performance ever seen in the
solely upon merit, an<l Hie greatest at­
itable sailor so much liked and so be­ combined witii militarism.
form of religious ceremonies in a civ­
A great failing with this people is tention must be given to the character
coming to young girls; but the ugly
ilized land.
They sing and «lance and
poke bonnet is still a memory.
their desir* lor office and salary, consid­ j of the man recommended, aud they were
shout and pray and jump until the
Artificial flowers are more benutiful ering, as they often do, , petty official a-‘-ure<J tha», so long as their reeoinn en
very hills resound with the nolwc of the
and varied than ever, even though art position more honorable than honest I datiuni resulted in the «election .»i g»‘d
gathering. They join hands and march
has taken some rather absurd libertie«
round and round until they grow into
labor.
It is hardly fair to charge this up ' und elfii-ient men, their advice w.iuld
with nature. Black lilies, black mignon­
a perfect frenzy of nervous ecstasy..
always be taken; but if I found they
ettes, and green roses are not exactly to them too heavily, because it is simply
To all of this and much that was new
a true reproduction, but they have the the natural outcome of what they h ive were re ruinmending unsuitable, incom-
in the doctrines taught some of the
charm «if novelty to recommend them. always seen, und of what has existed ' potent men, they would no longer I e
diis«enters did not agree. The result
Large roses with pink «•enter»and pink
here lor generations.
In establishing 1 consulted. These cunsuiting committees
was tJjtfvt a part of thowe who aided in
tipped leaves, pond lllirn, «•amelias and such form of civil government as has I were never fixed but varied from time to
organizing the church withdrew and
the most convincing dandelions gone to
been provided in thia province there has time. The result was very satisfactory
bought a farm and erected a house for
seed are interesting specimens of fash­
been aw great an avoidance aw p sribls ami the men recommended were always
worship. All went well fora few months
ionable blossoms with which to deck
1 do not believe that
until the more enthusiastic and loudest
of everything tending to multitudinous , good ami efficient,
our lints, and added to these there is
shouting party undertook to forcibly
just at present th' i<* people are in a condi-
every flower know n to floriculture. Vio­ . olficeF and unnecessary officials of all
evangelize the other crowd, 'llien the
lion to bu taken fnrthiir into the admin-
let and heliotrope in all the varying 1 ! classes.
trouble began.
The quiet, sanctified
istration of civil allairM than indicated
tints seem to be the most popular col­
I he idea with winch the work
brethren who did not approve of the
1 above.
Before proceeding birther it
ors tii milinery, and there are lovely been done is fiisl to re-establish
new-fangled methods objected to be
tints of plum red and soft, indescribable municipalities upon the simplest and I w ill be necessary to complete the organ-
ingcaptured by the new cruaax Irra. Thi
pinks Hmong the flowers.
enthusiasts then proceeded to do by
most economical basis consistent with a izatioti ot the »ch* ioo I h ; get llie courts into
Tulle is decidedly the thing for trim
force Vtbat they had been unable to
fair degree of efficiency. Of course il thorough running order, und, what is
ming any sort of hat. It is shirred into
do by ¡»crsuaxiive mean*,
'i i,, n the
very important, to get ull the municipal­
wired frills which stand up three det*p was imposiible to change altogether the
quiet congregation, or, an they are
We have had to begin even ities established upt-n an eilhdent basis,
around the «Town, made in feather­ old system.
called in contradistinction from the
duster rosettes with fancy gold buckle in the little tow iin , by appointing a making iliein thoroughly self-supporting»
others, the “Swine enters” (as they eat
in the center, or draped around the mayor, a secretary and one or two muni­ Ito do all that can be done to get the
meat, while the others are vegetarians),
crowns in the most careless manner. cipal police officers, simply be« an*-»* this people back to their plantations and ut
remonstrated and undertook to con-
work; to re<q>en the rouds and make'
Fancy straw matching the tulle in color
dluct their own m rvic<
Their meet­
was the system to which the people for
is sew n on at intervals of one or two
ing was overrun, however, and their
many generations had been accustomed . them passable, thus enabling people to
inches ns if it were bnby ribbon, and
get their produce to the seacoast and to
minister was unable to preach. Then
then the tulle is used for loops and but in making the»«* appointments every
they* had the intruders arrested, \fter
ths markets; to establish enough rural
twists. Liberty gauze is also treated in effort has been made to select the beat
a trial they wen* acquitted, perhaps
man and an adequate service for the police to keep things <|uiet und orderly
the
same
manner,
making
a
more
scr\
upon the theory that it is hard to draw
iceable ami very effective trimming.
salary paid has been insisted upon. in th«» interior. After these conditions
the line at which the law may interfere
T« n ] ucs promise to Iw very popular | I ndei the old system men went to their have been well established and found to
with one's religious exercises.
hats for spring, made of tulle or chif­ I offices at 9 a. m., left at 11 a. m. and be in good working order then we i an
The parties all live in what is known
fon and trimmed with stiff flower*, like
as the Equality neighborhood, which
came back for an hour in (he afternoon. begin to consider seriously the reiuain-
i* one of tlu l>esl parts of the county. camellias, water lilies, and Inrgi r xes. There w« re a great many clerks, many ol ing detail« of civil government,
J net at
They are very dainty hats, but vt ry p« r
Many of the lM«t -people in the locality
present it is well to stop, for a »hort
In
ishable. as the first crispness, which is whom were totally unnecessary.
are still true to the older doctrines
time at least, where we are.
their charm, soon wears «»IT. Black and each little town one found a great rnanv I
of the churches to which these diis
Money if absolutely re«|uired fur sani­
official«
doing
very
little,
no
school
white
hats
arc
us
usual
In
very
gooil
senters formerly i»e)onged, and are, of
style.
Tnffetn silk, made into large house, no sanitary regulations in fact tary work in the seaport towns, lor roa«i ,
course, much disgusted with thi» whole
loops and broad < n«ls, trims many of the nothing indicative of a high degree ol ' making and for the restoration« of the i
business.
The law seeming to afford
no relief, it is whhpered that certain largt brimmed hats, and the ends arc civilization. It was a pedantic humbug : little towns in 4he interior, which have'
made fanciful by setting in a cream lace
been either destroyed or partially de­
of the more sensible people in the corn,
from top to Irottom. In pla<*e of this .
insertion above th«* hem, or using a
munity will try moral suasi<in with a
condition, we, so far as possible with the stroyed, ami nil ot whitdi need more or
club the next time their congregation very open hem stitching of silk the
less assistance in getting once more upon
A I m » w of this sort with n ’ limited time and means al our com
is broken up by an onslaught of ulirsv same color
manJ, have re establiMhed these little ' a footing of even moderate piofperity. t
fancy
buckle
and
two
fancy
quills
I
fanatiesz—Hart ford Herald.
It must be remembered that a large por |
makes a complete trimming for th«- towns, giving them the officers absolute­
sailor shape. Larger rosettes nre also ly necessary to maintain an etli< ienl ad­ tion of tlm pnpulatfon is illiterate and
SUMMER HATS FOR WOMEN.
(hoar Ills
M Ifr f«vr Iler Dress.
Il lirrr 1‘lirj Ara llira«! of Is.
The Chicagoan had said something
al tout Philadelphia beir.g slow.
“Slow!”
cried the Philadelphian.
“AVhy, hang it, man, the nun ris< s ir.
our town an hour Iwfure it docs in
yours.”-¿Chicago Post.
W no <»nf hrr«>«1 In.
AVatkyns—AA’hat «lid yon »ay toyour
Wife, au\h \v. Mhrn you proposed?
Bjone» - AA’tll
I er—well the fart
1». Mrs. Rjonea waa a widow when 1
married her - Somerville Journal.
made of taffeta, doubled and gathered
on each edge to ghe a ¡mlly appear*
a nee.
A dressy hat of yellow gauze trimmed
with variegated pansies, is one of tin
model« shown. White an«l green tulle
and May rosea trim another hat of
fancy straw. The popular straws are
ull fancy, very light and larclike, and
extremely gloasy. A hat which is very
sti iking in rff«*et 1« a violet straw vs itli
a pot crown, trimmed with chiffon of
the same color, shirred in bias fold» to
form n rosette at one side. Green lenies,
arranged high nt one side and massed
nt the back with two gray «¡uills, com­
plete the trimming
Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Il II ■ i It l*«M.
Steady Company r (after a running
coRvrrnAtlon on
I buainran Nticceas in
general)
I mn*t B*y, Mis« Florence,
that if there ¡»one thing I particularly
ad mire it ia buaineaa rnlcrpriw.
Mita Florence- So do
I.
There's
He’«
young Kushmnti, for InataiK'e.
only been calling on Mis» Sparks fwo
shaken
At this srasoa
lert
your
nerruns ami hot
into the «Itoen
and
trel »wollen,
get tired easily
If yon have smarting fret or tight «hors
try Allen's Foot Esse.
It cools thv f*rt
and makes walking easy.
lsn and sweating
Ions »¡»ots.
Relieve* corns »mi bunion*
of all pain and given
Try it todfi*
Nold
by
rest and comfort.
all druggists and
hoe stores for 25 cent*.
free.
Cure« «•<•.
blirtcr« «nd cal
(eel.
Address,
Allen
Trial packagt*
S
Olmsted, I •
Roy, N. Y.
Not Till
Above rates subject to change
notte'«
Round trip ticket« an
•inn part fee at •pecial rates.
ment, not even in municipal affairs, an«],
a (borough rivalling
yards, i until they thoroughly understand the
handling ol «mail affairs, they certainly I
courts, etc., the re establishing of m houls
in thv best buildings obtainable; a are not fitted lu undertake I trger ones.
of thv «tresis,
private
prompt monthly
I idum * s ,
payment of the teach
It cure« painful, »woolen, »mining, nrr
voil« fret «mi
instantly
takra th»*
Try it
feel
hwkiy.
<*«nt« in
•tamps.
Address,
Alleo
By
Trial
S.
by
Sold
»(urea
Olmstrtl.
which | the whole fabric of civil government.
1 he present methods are, from our
existed formerly ami led to great abuse«. 1
A va-t amount
Every effort has been made toward tlm standpoint, intolerable.
re-eetablishnienl of the courts upon iht*' of work has to I h * done in all the towns
the public schools—a condition
upon an economical basis.
of this judicial
\t thv hvari
lystrni stand«
prrme court ul thv province,
supreme only for thv time being
the r«iabli«hinrnt of the supret
of thv island it wilt continue
the m
being
Nil
used
it
for 25
free
I.« Roy,
through
.
Rr
nSIUlIL
Mupirme (Oi.rt,
nates
AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT
the result ot baid
work
ami experience 1
I am mo'Hv a bird of peace;
such
and !
And I was lorn without teeth.
produced by
school system, a prompt
B«*aten <">a*ts of the Atlantic
istration of municipal affairs.
To the gol len «bores of the
A military supervision must necessa i
»ion should
be very
libera!, aud every
Lay an eug;
And I point wi'h pride
b, strong
10
APPFil INR
MlILriLinU
ufficib Is and check promptly corrupt and
Tiie point of my beak
To the starspai:
And when I begin
To scratch g
Mimi your e
will rebind your mo’iev.
rts
I’ric
and II—W. F. Kremer.
■If
C
• h fUilHi
Î with Dreaome
monotony,
1
am ali
I upon ;hr tact that pr~>pcnty » urne -
Hawaii and Porto Rico
These places will be similarly treated
by Caspar Whitney an i W.
Dinwiddie, who likewise made a
study cf the places
. . .THE BEST
Ami 1 be llenbird of I he
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR
d^H» of Libert
Is what HARPER’S WEEKLY has been in the past and will be in the
future The great work accomplished in the late Spanish-American war it
characteristic of the WEEKLY'S live and energetic policy.
only gallinac«
E ¡»luribus unum
SERIAL STORIES
On record.
I’m an eagle from Eu
WHEN THE SLEEPER W AKES.
WITH SW ORD AND CRUCIFIX.
THE CONSPIRATORS
With a scream uii me that makes
Thunder sound like
Babies and children need
Druiqiing cotton
proper food, rarely ever medi­
cine.
Hail Columbia,
on their food something is
They need a little
I wrong.
U. S
THE WEST
A. ! !
and its industries will be treated in
a senes ot articles by Pranklin
Matthews.
Caspar Wmtuey
i help to get their Digestive
Brave Men Fall
The London Letter
Victims to stomach, liver and
I machinery working properly.
trouble« as well as
S^SivSlpN
iwling.
MT,, i.m. I0SPHITCS or LIME t. SODA
Listen to <J
Ind
I!«*
lisilo-, rundown
new
strength and
gm. I appetite than
Store.
ran mw eat
Every boftle itti.r.nleed
For
assays
ill !>»• made hy the bi I H8fclivit»|g
larger children, from half to
The Hlivn of the Neanian M. E
I church will serve ice «natu ami cake on
age, dissolved in their milk,
soon show its great nourish­
wh'cli the scientific pre’« safeguards the
against
public
glaring scientific
false
o
hood is found in the recent attempt
in telegraph and cable companies on ac
of
count of the success
vraj by.
tele-
wireless
It. was otherwise 20 years ago,
when the extravagant claims put forth
the holders
of ga* shares to dispose of their valuable
holdings.
In
the
did
vain
drivi ig out gn
Red Hot From the Gun
If the mother's
ing power.
milk does not nourish the
| baby, she needs the emul­
sion.
scientific knowledge and the fidelity with
tclentiflc
I W< doe May alien mn and eiening, June presi urge moderation, pointing out that
the cost and difficulties of (fie new system
28, on the porch at the Western
«’ illumination wotihl | revent it from
if you so desire, will very
ball that hit
|> Steadman of
in the Civil
Mich.,
war.
It
orriblc I leers lhat no treatment
or
It will show an effect
20
.it once both upon mother
Burns.
ptior.s.
b«>x
50c. and $100, al] druggists.
SCOTT a BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
Then
years.
alve cured
and child.
Bncklen’s
Utiren Cute,
him
Felons,
Boils,
Corns,
Best File cure on earth.
Cure guaranteed.
Sold
lighting —it
f<>r
l-ast
some x ears to come.
Remarkable as have b»*en the reml's
ob » ne.l »uk »irel.a. trlrgiaphv »Cr.
h .
the English , bai n»l, there is no hing
0
»nrr.nl tin* Iwdief that wire li c.'rapl y
is doomed
There is one mln d <liM-
is sullictent to re-
culty which, alone,
ti* n.
Il so get a free copy
of tlie Chaiilai q 11 .sea s al Calhoun Gro
Second age—Wants it.
cerv C » or Cra-oer Bros.
mta-agesun tie directed exclusively to
the station for which they are intendel.
Third age—Trie» to get it.
Before wire .•--« telegraphy can ba used
Fourth age—Concludes t<
for general commercial
N. E. LIcGrew
mo terate in
abridgments of Webster’s Internati
'
;r «
ary in the A'lirious sizes bear
' 1 1 rK “ Y
the front cover as shown i 11 th«* cuts.
(H ä KKM
purposes some
n «tho.1 mast be de«M »|„ ,, >1V, M in
wire
te'egr.phy,
the
transmi ter
can
" nimunicate »¡th one particular receiv­
I m *
er to the exclusion of all others, and the
Mill riled
i receiver can exciu
GRAN IS FA'-
except
Until
OREGON
rust be
p com-
D octor
z.
# »1 rw »- «
M EYERS
(ting long dis’an t le'e-
un«l in the fact th at the
tical rod h
a definite
co.
Specialists for Men
4
listan«« through
, and
which
’he mast
ei|**ri nn-nt», where
miles w ia 17” feet
50
that thi
considera-
limit upon wireless
When Nature la overtaxed, site hM
her own way of giving uotlce that aaaist-
ance is needed.
She d**ee not ask for
!
7QI MLHKt T
<» .
i' of distance over
i e sent is about 80
*n tiie problem ot
‘poy by this system is
• vst-r b : t-a- <e.
holp Both
until and
it to pitnpto.
imp.«dhle
to an
get indication
along with.u»
it
are
that
matter of (act,
Av a
»^í»»ii(HÓ»lM«(ril(nn,lW«,»«»f»l>
f
YEAl 3
experience
1 h i» rtreatly stated
all fitrr
T»»«'”»«*r.<ls ®nrc«l at h.*me
Uharyr for < ossteltotioa.
st .,
I .
IMI '»«> » K t Xi
_
HF P
IILLI ■
iron, letter B
t. S re*,
by
goutg duw
direct
to U**
the cmd
T . etc.,
,1
1 ’’ *
* ,a
*'•’“» • of I th
forcing o«t aP 1------------
Lk«-ki> fre
.-i» .
by U>e
-«*, float»,
C II TION. ....... '
------------------------------ buying small ao-csi'M
•‘Webster’» Dictionaries.’’
We refer to the fact tlmt no means
First age—Sees the earth.
Fifth age—Is still move
<;.& C. Merriam Co., i-.iblHhv’**
Springfield. Ma
strict wirelee. telegraphy, at least in the
has yet been devi-ed by which wireless
a large piece ot it.
Successor of the ** Unabridged.'
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J uatlce u. H. Supreme Court.
mandarci
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( uti< e, til»* I s. Snprfine
< <>iu t, all the Maif
t>reni«‘< ••'uts.iuHlof n«*r
y nil the Hchoolbooka.
Warmly
Cominentle«
by State SuneiniteiMle^
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<h‘iitg.aii<l- lli'-rl •I'K-a««"
alinosi without luni'b®-
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tn the household, nwd toi
the tenc lu r.
pro­
fessional nu*», ;iI,a
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very liimnu rango of practical applica
D'> yon enjoy hearing great lectures
by great speakets ?
Webster’s :
International
Dictionary
present state oí its devel. pment, to a
reiner. Druggist.
Lil«.
Subscription^ ¡4 00 a Year
Commercial Value of Wireless Telegraphy.
A striking evidence of the growth of
for electric lighting caused
Attention!
<i teaspoonful, according to
10 Cents a Copy
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers, New York. N. V.
Franklin Matthew»
produce a panic among the shareholders
Minerals rent to this ofli. e lor assay
will receive prompt attention,
I h
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement.
I
Anything and have a new lea-e on life.”
Only tO <enla, at Dr. Krt •mer’s Drug
I fourth to half a teaspoonful
! in baby’s bottle three or four
by E. S. Martin, w.'.
::nue to
amuse and instruct its readers
when be is ail
It «lid more to givj me
anything 1 coul«l t tk**.
If you will put from one-
ALASKA
and its resources »ill be the subject
of a senes of papers : y Ldsard J.
Spurr.
Billers aiej
i.'.vt-uic
down ami <h>n’t care whether le
Ilves or dies.
II. S. Merriman
M. S. Briscos
W Gardner, I<l«*ville, l
says:
just the thing for a inan
this
F. J. McCarthy
John Corbin
AMATEUR ATHLETICS
will be continued weekly by its well-known editor, Mr. Caspar Whitney
nervousness,
no mul to f'el like
But
that.
run
correct
ba« kach«*,
headache and tired,
» LIVER OIL
1 will generally
¡difficulty.
blood,
the
By R. W. Chamber*
This Busy World
wi'.'i he written bv Arnold White,
aud will be full of timely matter.
women, and
the rtfults in loss of appetite,
in
Owen Hall
H. S. Williams
W. E. Norris
E. F. Benson
And my ¡»resent addrt*
If they do not thrive
By H. O. Wellte
By E. S. Van ZII«
Some Sliort-Story Contributors
On a still morning,
h
A FREE PATTERN
his
characteristic
m <1 from making any
r^tif ewn
'I to e
:j briber. Only 30 cent» a
-• exempt a ong tho««
has c eariy 4*
mscalls
magazine
The most v*!«a-
»y»t*ni is that
ly tested at the
znd, where now
1
HBaptiy has
duh between
A LADIES* MAGAZINE.
giitBinp
T rade M a **5
D esign »
CopYrtta^5 *c
Anron* sending a sketch anil
quietly ascertain nur opinion 1
*uv«’u,i«»n Is probablv pmentabl
tt< r*«»rictlyc.»nflden«lal. Hurd
sent fr.^. Oldest a<cnry for «**<•
I atents taken through Mur
*
Scientific B
A handsomely f11u«trstcrl —
mlation of any twtentifl'- !•» -■
MUNN & Co.30-1' "
Branch (Kitov. C25 F »♦.. M
h ha» been
t> t affected
w know
sib'« to
Pai ternA.
i purely reget >bjJ
be best bkwxl remedy, t*vcauie it is
ana 1
hat is a 1 mu u tri y freo fnwu potash 1 *n<i mercury
I«
blood and thoroughly
ckansrs the
omptiy
___
___ 1 _____
svetem.
builds op
• ir-ni» »1 kwdth “•> tore-cth. It eureS si-refuta. frmna"
Ctea^*Rta
If you are net satistie«! with results, w»
Cuba and the Philippines
I’rn the cock of the Walk,
t
ART
The leading artists of the country
will contribute to the pages of the
W EEKLY, as heretofore, making it
the foremost illustrated weekly.
Special articles will appear on these
tw<> i • iintries b) Messrs Phil.
Robinson and F. D. Millet, both
of whom made special journeys to the
islandb-
Un rny tail i«*aih
8. 8. S. FOR THE BLOOD
and re he > rd many in advanced stages.
POLITICS
Independent of parties, devoted to
good government, it will not hesitate
to approve or disapprove, whatever
the situation may be.
I'm gam«* from
here,
people are anxious to shake oil' the
world lor hail a century, lias cured mnu
merable t »see ol incipient ronsumptien
Will continue to give week by week during 1899, by means of illustration»
and test, all the important news of the world in a clear and conçue manner
In the last hundred year« or so
inefficient methods ol procedure.
I
wieieikilt
To the egg* I ve laid
4
-i <
.
- i is ■•:.» of - -
. ,,..d tn»*
.. rompi«
.,. i...!.
k cured
ei«
an l my blood has been ¡»rfectly purw
pure er«r
ever tine«.'*
since.
the
®
•jTKia?
1 never ccck'e ’ii 1 I
enough l<; suppress ami remove cui nipt
A great success is possible
Br Wi'ii.m»- Pink Pills for Tale Peoole are sold bv all druggiats or sent, poetpaid.
by the ¿I W.'.l .m. Medic... Co , Sch.n.ct.dy,
Y..OO rece.pt of pr.ee,
per boa, 6 boxes,
50.
Av the u hetston^i to fharpen the
jHjrt rather than suppress and su| plant
but it must
were
Flacid Pacifi",
And I se« the R >?‘xy Mountain«
The supervi- j
effurt should be made to assist ami sup
civil procedure,
T h .■ Peonie Said he wan treating a «tmilur case with them and
That reach from the*‘orm-
ure, and a thoiough and carelul admin­
tune.
rent Turk.r, Isa prominent farmer, of V-rsalllax, Indiana. Hu
dauiSSr 1 UPV. U0OW rtrt-en year, old ; throe year» a<oahe I,.«,, Bllln,
?
n,.v ’coior ID h-r < he.k.
» »X
« l«lene«. »nd .ha
,. m*.
¿U? thin A-.boer.w weaker »he became the victim of nen.,»» pr-mraiui
ldl-
ortho lime »he « as confined to the bed aud wa. almost ou th.
T,r%7^7hT“«torV»id ^giv. her Dr. WtHlam.- Pink Pm, fnr
But I’ve got talons,
and effective system of judicul proced­
rily exist lor some
their wondeiful power to conquer di.e..e,
aBd caused the mir.culou. cure, th», h.ve
,t,rtled the scientific world.
Thousands of
cases have demon.tr.ted th.t this remedy » »n
unfa.Img specific for such dise.ses as locomotor
ataxia, parti.l paralysis, St. Vitus ¿»nee, sciatica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after
Sects of the grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and »allow complexion,
all forms of weakness either in male or female.
In her organ ami g.iiid il?
Ami >
condition« are
__
Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills
for Pale People
th“l»'t i„--'in
”r. h.’n. used eight boxes. Hh. 1. now entirely a.u
1, « i li.nt • «*anah kaday »inc«. W« think the cure alinoat niirw. uiou*.”
and haanotionaldi aaaj ”nFKAN|t T cckkk . Mr. F rank T vcxxh .
Subscribed and .worn to before me line a»ln day of April, lwrr
euoscri, U
H ugh J ohhuom . Ju-tiee u/ <n.
Versailles, Indiana, April 28th, lWI.—Prom theUefubliean, ter.oUi,., /.j,
and a profound respect for law.
res', on a good
given
Sit on M*
Will yon please pnt t bat
but they are’
pioclamatiODS,
Uie
the »r»tem
system is accumulating impuritio
impunti* •- «hiote
which
"1U>!
rid of ; they are an urgent appeal for aesi-itancte
» warning that can not safely be ignored.
To ne«toct to purify th« blood nt thin
tilin' me»aa mor» tli»n the annoyance of painful boil, an l
unaightly pimple».
If the*' impuriti.e are allowed to
remain, the ev,tem »uooumt« to any ordinary illnetw. anj is
unable to eith.taud the many ailment« which are sli
prc ealent during eprtug and eunimer
Hrs I.. Iteutd«. »0<>4 Second Arenue. Seattle. Wash ,
•ays:
1 wae atflb'ted for a long time with pimplw. which
were verr annoying ns they disflicured nir face fearful!..
After using many ><her remedies in vain S S S. prvmptly
and thoroughly clean-.l my boot'd, and now I rejoioo in
a good I'craplexion. which 1 never had before."
1 •! '*
H Pun lap. of the A id S.
A-%1
R R . Chattanooos.
Tenn . writee:
‘ Several Ixhte and carbuncles broke out upon me. cai
- n me. ca\<.ng
<reat )«sin and annoyance.
Mr blood »ee
'
„
enied to
be fl
___
MIR
lull
1» Nti lloh ’
consumption .
order« or
Boils and Pimples
Give Warning
A tframl old rrmedv for Coughs. Colds
and
ple are not the result ol any number of 1
his demands.
moot economical basis eonsislent with! Io make them habitable and healthy
Sixth age—Decides to
The present condition of affairs demand
prompt tiansaction of the public busi- I
with a very small section.
ness.
The entire judicial machinery of I in the most imperative terms strung local j
Seventh age—Gets it.
thv province lias been put in operation 1
N. Y.
What
begin from the
school teachers having private pupils in
forbiding
ting
package
uh
rather than start at the top to remodel
the
all drug
mail
let
bottom and build on a secure foundation
«alanvs;
trisl in most case«.
I have ii ms n
out vf corns and
buniona
It’» the | could to remedv this <
great» »t «-oiiif rt discJlrrv of the age
mg offense» no
Allen’» Fool-Eaa« inak«** tight or new
e»iat»iI9hinx Hi
•hocA feel easy
It is a ceilain cure fur
I tie pc
»westing, rations ami lint, tired, aching
gists an<i shoe
In other words
of public
er«*
all criminal ci
Klien’s I ih »1 I'.iH. . n |» »w<l(*r fur the tert.
of the govern­
vision of the towns,
At prvaent, as. k» iiom
Shake Into You« Shoe»
they have never had any extensive par-1
insisted upon a thoiough sanitary super­
the present systtm is in
liter lent.
We
ticipatlon in the atr.«ir«
criminal procedure,
Mai
Oh Ethel! m ng that beautiful
I are often in «nth«
song. ‘When Again AVv Meet.'
The only remedy
Ethel
I can't. I mustn't use meat in
any form till after I ent
All I cun ¡•ay converting thv First h«»tani
now ure the scales.- Judge.
courts capable of lr)iiig
Crest ent C'iij anil Grants Pass Htngr
Line Passenger ltaies
From tiranta l’a*s
To Wil«ferville...................... . ................. 1 75
To Isive'«
................... 1100
To Atrdereon
»1
T Helma.............. .. ..
»
To Kerby................................... ............
W.OO
To Waldo.............................
.................... »3 1.»
Shelley (reek
...................... »4 50
lias«]net........................... .... ......................
Creacent City ....................
»».ou
ministration ol the public buviness.
the audiencia or supreme c
months, and they're engaged already. I province, from which an appt s
taken lu Havana.
The givatrst
Richmond Dispatch.
Try Allen • Foot Laie,
A p-iwdsr to be
The b.»lth of «h« »hole body depend, upon th.
blood and nerve. Therefore the med.cin. that
tmpur.ue. from the blood .nd .upplie.
“e nece»»ry m.ter.al. for rapidly rebu.ldm,
w..ud nerve t,„ue.. re.che. the root of many
«r.ou. d>M«e.. I> “ tbM,: »‘r,UO ‘ha‘ h,Ve
I
C’ere-
uionira.
“Yrs,” «nid the buaineaa man, con­
vincingly, ”1 am verj particular about
a woman's dreaa.
1 don't like gaudy
clothes and 1 don't like somber colors,
cither, hut I want something that my
friend Mulvany would call’betwixt and
brcbuin.’ I like a stylish woman, which
means that 1 admire a neat woman, for
to my mind no woman can be stylish
who dresses in a slipehod, untidy fash­
ion.
1 like the tailor made girl, for
she is always well groomci. 1 chose
my wife first of ull for her taste in
dress.
She was the only girl 1 ever
knew who looked equally well in a shirt
waist and a«ball gown, and I don't know
to this day winch costume 1 admired the
most.”
And the business man
sauntered
away, smiling reminiscent!). Chicago
Chronicle.
The Secret
of Health
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