Rogue River courier., October 26, 1899, Image 4

THE BRITISH HEN.
i
i
AGE OF MAN IN AMERICA.
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.
A Xotabir < «inference la tCnslaaad t«
ONE OF OUR HEROES.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
A by Ail the Peeple un au IneoMlng
Soberly »le-
A Subject Thal Ha»
euaavd and In temperately
Heart Weakness
Bteaaner Were BLaking Their
Aluminium rustings are now becom­
Ila ndkrrr hlef*.
ing much used. Alloyed with copper, it
Midteuled.
The bright«.« page in
“f
Th. h~rl i. th« mo.« vital or«.« o< th. body.
has the same strength as cast iron, and
r
It was a blistering hot morning. The It iattie .««tue lb«t propel, th. mu-
t that
hat V'
luci*
recoma
Great Britain is the largest egg-im­
«««
just a tritie heavier than aluminium.
erliaps-
whit
riv
war
>».
1
erlup».
’
h**
^
r
,
.„j
The claim of satisfactory evidence of
white sand re. •( t i the sun’s rays like sand» »ustei»*!*«'* t° (b* ____________
in and
nefvas * d <1
porting country. No breakfast table
iiL-htfuluetó of the V«’
Since the new Tower bridge. London,
I the body. *
ln *“ I
•j' wen—<)ual-
is well furni. bed without eggs, and the extreme antiquity of man in the has been built, the old Thame s subway i glass, say* the New York Commercial to all th« <
hfulness of their
a to give rise to wrivu-
.
<
r
hue
ba-
en
Nd
’
-«?rtiwr.
V«hat
it
tie
breeze
there
valley
of
the
Dr
la
war«
ri
lute a*u i> tu
joined. make a
British her.* would give up io despair
ha* fallen into disuse.
It ha* bien
a
which,
when
eonjot
results ur»sn<** > «•
t
if it wcro intimated to them that they I soberly discussed and i !•*.: i erately suggested that it be used for growing wa* stirring only * rvtd to whip up the
re.iktible furcr.
ths presence of *fl*w >'
iment an almo»’ irrti
Ituugb Killer».”
ought to supi ly ail the egg* the j»opu | ridiculed until the puLi.c . Loth iM’ien- mushrooms. It would be an idealspot and uml fill one’s lui.g* with the | ureh-
1* a forerunner of sows ,
he Story of the
.r
tired
of
|
ng
dust.
The
*urf
broke
on
the
ocean
III
title
and
general,
have
bci
lation c»s consume. In fad, the num
,| Marshall tells how, when lapt.
thing siors serious that i» .
for their growth.
but
i
ide
of
Sandy
Hook
with
a
monotonous
hearing
the
subject
mentioned;
brr of hens i* so very inadequate that
to occur You ars th« (
w .muled one of »>•
Thoria is, as far us the life of Incan­
A' "value and lay down beside
over J,33fi,b<>o,i) u of eggs, worth S20,- thi* is no valid reason why the truth ' descent mantles for gas light goes, per­ oil. Even the *ea looked hot. I en-
enrinesi. Look to you*
should
not
be
ascertained,
says
the
Pop
­
ered
the
ship
news
tower
und
slowly
engine.
Hes
that
no
acci
­
OUMXX), are Imported every year to
haps the most important constituent,
dent otcurs. HUDYAN
make up the deficiency in the hoim ular Science Monthly. If u mail in a as there is no other oxide which wH) limbed the five tl>, ills of igairs to the
better get out of this,”
is what you need. HUD­
paleolithic
stage
of
culture
did
exist
on
dsterver’s room at the top.
supply. Nobody* wonders more than
stand
heat
for
ho long a period without
“It * too hot.”
the
Atlantic
senl>our«l
of
North
Amer
­
YAN
*
•
’
■
-
’
’
-
u
ao
windows
in
the
tower
telo
the British do themselves why they
t>eing affected by it, says Prof. Vivian
heart. HUDYAN *H1 |
WOT TV, captain,” the man re­
ica,
then
we
have
a
basis
upon
w
hich
to
>er
floor
and
care
waa
necea
ti
t
don’t r n A more poultry and eggs, and
| B. Ixewea.
bel ween you and the fir-
make the heart u. use les
• mly owing to the darkness, Lui
“I’m I
so a poultry conference met al Read­ build a tangible starting point from
strong and hard. l>o not j
The old Alaska, which bn* held the »f the danger of fracturing one s *»
which
to
date
a
history
of
human
ac
­
ne.
delay
too
long.
Begin
ths
I
ing to tall, the matt ft over.
trans-Atlantic reconi, has fallen from
liutock.
Mr. Walter Long, president of the tivities on this continent. As it is, we its high estate, and is being used as a «gainst the iron brute* which ran diag­
use of HUDYAN uuw
have
but
an
immense
array
of
facta,
onally from floor to ceiling at each Lind-
itiuu of
British Iniard of agriculture, told lb«
dormitory
by
400
workmen
of
Messrs.
1 1 iu to get away.
‘••e —
delegates that 43 eggs were imported largely underrated, and the greater Vickers <V Maxim, at their Barrow i ng, cre ssing each other nt about the
,
Thr i»au refu»ed. Finally
each year fur every man, woman and portion sadly distorted and misleading docks, who could not be accommodated height of the average man.
In the signalman'* room it was sev-
1-2. THROBBING IN THE TEM-| \1
child in the I'nited Kingdom, and I m *cause of the reckless theories set in the boarding houses in the town.
" " k ' tain, an¿ I order you
. -ral degree* cooler than at the level <»f PLES V/HEN LYING DOWN. HUD-
every one of these eggs might just as forth with them by their discoverers,
A
new
alloy
is
made
of
copper,
zinc
and
undoubtedly
there
never
has
been,
iloinc no ¿food touny-
the
sea.
'1
he
solitary
watcher
was
look
­
VAN
will
cause
the
throbbing
to
«lb
■
*r.
well be raised at home. He would do
find iron, w hich beats all known alloy*.
!... i. no place for a
8-0. RINGING IN THE EARS HUD­
all he could to facilitate this drsirabl« in the whole range of scientific agita­ It gives un elongation of ten to fifteen ing seaward at th«* steamship ( ity of
tier you.”
YAN »U/ps the ringing and bussing in a short
1
result. Some of the delegate* said that tion of a simple question, so great a prr cent, resistance to fraction of 22 Rome, which was passing up the chan-
w «¡I in<i
had to telL
in
the poultry farmer might reasonably volume of reckless assertion, illogical tons per square inch. Other teats [ nel, bound in. From her mai:,i..«i*t flew- time.
II man,” he «lowly ad-
expect a profit of five shilling* a year deduction and disregard of exact state­ showed elongations of 14 to 19 percc nt. her signal flags. Only a few j er*« nx ap­
4-5. ALTERNATE PALz.«~»ffi AND
-I in
FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS
HUD
from the eggs of each hen, and there ment. The main question was often elastic limit 13 to 16 tons per square peared on her deck*. Then, as we
not
VAN will restore tbs circulat: i of ti
!
was no reason why the home produc­ wholly lost sight of and the author's inch, and an ultimate resistance of 31 1 «Miked at the shipaa she slip;>ed by us,
sole purpose that of demonstrating
I
her
port
rails
became
lined
with
pa
.-wen-
<o
its
normal
condition
and
keep
a
constant
:
tion should not be largely increased.
some one else in error. Predetermina­ tons per square inch.
gers. A long line of moving wbite ap­ healthy color in ths cheeks.
Various ways of encouraging the in­
Engineers ore quietly winning vic­ peared from end to end. It had the ap­
tion on the part of many ha* been fa­
7. PALPITATION OF TnE HEART !
dustry were approved.
t
tal to the value of their field work. tories of skill that go unheeded. To lift pearance of the foam on the crest of a
AND IRREGULAR BEATING. HUD­
Among the diversions of the confer
1,000
tons
of
earth
and
rock
per
hour
Convinced on theoretical grounds, such
breaker.
YAN
by
strengthening
the
heart
n
-
sand
ence wa* a trip to Baynnrn», In Surry,
from 40 feet below the surface of th«- , "What’s the matter with her?’’ asked
the nerves that supply it, will «top the palpi­
w here the delegate* were conduct« < are necessarily blinded when on the
B|x>t where ¡»ositive evidem eoccurs. JIc water and deposit it nearly a half mile the signalman, poking hi* telescope tation and fluttering and cause the heart to beat
over the great poultry fattening re
distant
on
the
land
is
a
feat
performed
w ho does not desire the object searched
through one of the slides in the side of regularly.
tal>li»h me nt of Mr.
E. Brooke, who
even to speak. I hen a nus|
for seldom findsit; and biter in th«* day by engineers who have just launched ! the tower. ’’They are shaking handker­
R THROBBING IN THE STOMACH
and lifted .McClintock
annually »ends 36,000 fowls to th»
two
enormous
dredgers
in
England.
pride declines to secede to the just de­
chief* at something ashore here," he REGION. This throbbing and pulsating dis­
Ixendon market.
This market ha*
carry
him
back.
Dredgers
know
what
this
means.
mands of candor the admission of
idded, after a few moments* inspection appear shortly alter the use of HUDYAN
"Take bin., too,” McClintock
some ¡leruliarities which the farmer
A novel method of testing the effi­ >f the ship.
having reached a wrong conclusion.
Thousands have been cured of Heart Weak­ aged to articulate.
must take into account. The chicken
ciency of coverings for steam pi pea elec­
We
looked
down
at
the
shore,
150
feet
ness
by HUDYAN. You should be cured
must la* sent to market with its head
“No ’^e,” said the hoapital
DECEIT IN A PUNCH BOWL
trically is in use. A section of the steam below u*. On the ridge of sand, stand­ too. HUDYAN will < ure you. Pr r ure
on, for the buyer will not invest in r
pipe is healed electrically bv means of ing on a barrel, was a boy. He was wav­ HUDYAN fro«* your druggist. It is sold "Ik'« dead.”
fowl wb(»sr head has been cut off The Clever Ur*our«*efulnr** of M a coil of wire in oil within the pipe. The '
in all drugstores fur 50c. per park«»«, or 6
ing hi* coat at the liner.
A SOPORIFIC PLANT.
The idea is that chicken» that are rnu
Bachelor Giri Who Gave
packsgea for IJ.50. If your druggist does not
amount of energy necessarv to kvp the |
JUVLNIUi
SOLDIERING.
tilAtrd may |>o**iblv have been killed
kt-ep ft, send dlr«*«t to the HUDYAN REM­
Haul« “Cooling.”
pi|w at a definite temperature i> meio-
Cews and Horses Ire I’rcuHarly
by imine animal. It i* nl*o important
ured. Since the energy supplied is just ' The !)<»> *■ Mother Had to Give the EDY COMPANY, »an Fran-•!- ■, ( <. .
feeted l»> Osi That Grows
that the chicken ehould have white oi
Consult the HUDYAN DOCTORS
The bachelor girl had a house cool­ enough to maintain a constant tern
Caaateralarn Before Mite < <»ul«l
In Tesa*.
FREE. You may «Aland nee them nd have
at least light vrllow legs, ns the poultry ing the other night. The house warm­ perature. It must therefore equal the
AppriiMi'Ii the Barrack*.
a free consultation. If you cannot call on the
buyer* object to black legs. There ie ing is so effete that she disdains it, heat lost from the pipe. Hence, from
doctors write to them fur advi<a. It will be
Mr. Gillespie, of Edinburgh,
no good ground for thi* objection, but and instead gives frequent and merry* the electrical energy supplied the heal
.Since the tocsin of war ha* sounded, given free tor the askin?. Add.* -s
called attention to the curious soporific
consumer* will have their way, and house coolings.
The house cooling lost from the outside of the pipe can lx even the children in the nursery have
action of certain plants found in Rus­
their whim» must be gratified.
If take* place whenever she moves, says calculated.
their drills and go through the st :n
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
sia and in America, says the Boston
chickens with black leg* an* forced up
the Chicago Times-Herald, and ns sh«
blance of war, says the Des Mui
Transcript. These plants are known
on the market they bring only about moves whenever she gets tired of the
Cor. Stockton, Market and Ellis Sta.
SLOT SUPERSTITIONS.
News. In the nort hern part of 11 (• i ;t,
to botunists under the name of stipa.
half the price of those with light legs. wall decorations her parties arc one
a cofnpnny of boi ? La* been forme . am
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Ou ti. Mediterranean coast, where the
The great hen countries of Europe of the standbys of the season.
In ,X*w Orlen»« Tryinic Y our Luck
there is not hi ng done at Carn p McK.: ,'vy
>tip:i glow-, in profusion,, it is called
are France, Austria-Hungary, Russia
Ha* <
to Br a
The last one before her summer
probably not at Chickamauga, wh.ch
NOTICE FOR Pl’BLICATION,
virgin’s flax, and because of its beauti­
Italy, Belgium and Denmark, and thus flight took place the other evening. It
< ra«r.
they do not attempt. What with thtii
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon! ful blossoms is used extensively for
England has plenty of neighbors (hat did not differ from the ordinary ex­
blue overall* and white jackets thej
Sept. 20, IS’.O. ( bouquets. In Texas and New Mexico
are willing to supply her want*. Can­ cept that u huge punch bowl, surround­
The slot machine habit has become look quite soldierly at times! The
Notic'd i« hereby given that the follow
ada is now trying to get a part of tin ed by a Bacchanalian wreath of grape­ next door to a craze in New Orleans, mothers in the neighborhood realized ing named settler ha* ¡¡led notice of his a spirits of this plant, called stipa
trade. If China might only be econom­ vines, completed the artistic beauty of and it is interesting to note the many that they mig!:t ex|nwt anything fr r intention to make final proof in su(>purt viridula. possesses soporific qualities.
* ■
ically tapped for poultry and eggs that the dining table. Whether the claret odd superstitions it hu« dc\eloped their warlike *ons, an«! ao were net . nr of bis claim, and that said proof shall Cowboys and herders of the west, w here
country could beat all creation in the cup was lietter than usual or whether among the players. Almost e\< r;, deal­ prised a few days :i i ;o when the :: :i- he made before Roy Bartlett, Counts the plant grows luxuriantly, often find
quantity supplied, for that empire has it only seemed so, w ho can tell? At any er who has one or more of thedr\i< ts nouncement was c.rule that the hoys i’lerk of Josephine County, at Grants to their astonishment that their cows
more fowls than any other country in rate, the house cooling was a success, in his place can tell numerous storie* were going into barracks in a barn n Pass, Oregon, on November, 1, 1899, and horses are suddenly overcome with
sleepiness, acompanied with great
viz:
the world. N. Y. Sun.
so much so that the next fiat neigh­ along that line.
the ne ighborhood. They had In en <
Isaac Van Dorn on II E No 7-198, for weakn« ss. They are rendered incapa­
"One of my customers," said a tobac­ Ing Ihtirown re iking fnrsome time a
bor stayed after the lust guest had
th« lots No. 3 and 4, bee. 26, Tp 35, ble of traveling anti cannot exert them­
OUR CHINESE ALLIES.
fluttered away, and when the next fiat conist the other day, "never plays any­ now they would lit <-*at¡silt'd with nc
b. R. 7 »Vest.
selves without great effort. Horses and
neighlxir stopped to discus* matters it thing but nickels of even date, and ex­ ing short of sleeping in tht ir trcusi
He names the following witnesses to cows arc affected alike. Tht head falls
Viltboat I’li<■ in and Without Opium
prove bis continuous residence upon
was a sure sign that the evening was a amines every flvr-cent piece he gets and on the hay. On rhe first night spt
low, the bodv tremble*, the breath
Our
Army
Mlalil
Harts
with that end in view.
I have known by them in the barn, the mother of c
and cultivation of naid land, viz:
red letter one.
In l,ii>os.
Sam Hogue, of Merlin. Oregon; H. H. comes with difficulty and the heart
"Tell me," said the hostess, after the him to go to some pains to get coins of the boys had occasion to go to spe
bents tiimultu uslv. A company ing this
portiere had gathered its Bagdad fold* exchanged in order to try hi* luck. to her son. l’p and down in front ot Chapin, of Merlin, Oregon; Adolphus
What water is to the carmao, opium together, "was it all right? Could you Another imagii.es that he is especially the improvised barracks moved the sen­ Misner, of Merlin, Oregon ; Allison Av there is profuse sweating exhaustion.
ery, of Merlin, Oregon.
r.‘;e poor animal seems violently sick.
is to the Chinaman, l iile»* th«* ( him- ve detect it?"
fortunate with nickels that were mint­ tinel.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register,
However, in a few days hi* stale be­
were allowed opium, the tally of the
"Halt! Who goes th« re?" rang out
The next flat neighbor demanded ed between 1*70 and I m MO, and will put
comes normal again.
army might starve and the rille want
no other in the slot, and still a third the stern voTct- of the guard.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
further explanations.
Strangth enough, sheep are not af-
for ammunition.
"A friend,*’ iiu-ekly answered thelndy.
"Why, the punchbowl," whispered 1 has the same peculiar idea about nick-
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon J
fectt il by this plant. As an experiment,
Every ( hinaman, whether In the sup­ the bachelor girl. "If the lynx eyeaof t Is of the 60‘s.
(leeph imprebsed with the solemnity of
September 15 1899.j
:.lr. Gi iespie inoculated frogsand rab-
ply train or in the hospitul corps, is nut my dearest friend did not discover it
"It's very absurd, of course, but no the orcasion.
Notice is hereby given that the follow­ I its with an extract from the stipa
a "Juhii." as he la in the states, or a
J
amount
of
laughing
will
shake
them.
"A«lv
:■
!.<•(?
am!
give
the
countersign,"
1 could trust my enemy. The punbh-
ing-named Mettler han filed notice of his viridula. After the injection the ani­
"boy," as he is in the English settle­
bowl, with its Bacchanalian wreath of I and almost every house has similar pa­ was the next order.
intention to make final proof in Nup[»ort mals were apparently seized with hal­
ments in ( bind, but a "Cheeno,” and
trons.
I
have
noticed
that
a
belief
in
Il
i|
|
ily
one
of
the
boy«,
in
deepest
of liis claim, and that waid proof will be
grapevines, is only an old washliow)
the "Cheeno/* like the caribao which he
the good luck of *V’ nickels is quite stciecy. had told his mother the mystic made Indore ALe Axtell, county judge, lucinations and suffered the anxiety
which 1 borrowed for the occasion.
drives, prefers to live on the country, if
prevalent among slot-machine votaries. word, and the latter had imparted it to of Josephine county, Oregon, at <irant* and paralysis of a strong narcotic.
we would allow it.
1 refer to the coin that has a letter in her neighbor.
l*d!*8, Oregon, on October 2.). 1S99, viz:
A HANDCUFF ADVENTURE.
But I nde Sam in his go<»diie*M «)f
POOR BABY.
place of the head.
Whenever one i*
(ioing close e to the sentinel the lady Al':in I. Reynolds, on II. E. No. 7742,
for the N 1 . NE'4. SE'4 NEL, Sec. 26,
heart brings rice out from Manila for The Ankuard ¡'red IcHiurn t of M received in change it is almost certain Whispered: "Dewey."
R.9
\Y
and
SW^
4
,
NW
4
,
s»
c
2
>,
I*
la
I
Indvlph
in Initier le llound
1
him, while lie leaves undisturla-d, to be
to go into tht* box.
"We do,"came the answer.
Ju«ul»r Mall Clark U bo Got
l’p 40, S R 9 W
Make a Wonder of 111* Year-
returned to their future owners, such
"A confirmed slot-machine player,"
( mum li t I rt On»,
Ho namcN the following witnesses to
Old Infant.
stores as the insurgents have not
continued the dealer, "!■ always on tin
Weekly Oregonian and C ourikr $2.,
prove his continuous residence upon and
burned. A little rive and a few smoke?
A little fun at the Birmingham |M»et lookout for hoodoos, and is quick to
cultivation of said land, viz:
There is a physician in W«M Philadel­
a day, and a "Cheeno" nianngcs to office led to a remarkable sequel, «aye jump at the conclusion that this person
Melvin B. Murphy, of Waldo, Or«*gon ;
phia who ha* a sun one yr
keep pare with the caribao, and at the South Wales New*. Among the pos­ or that is ‘a «Jonah to him.’ One of my
Fred
Durkey,
oi
Waldo,
Oregon;
Ernest
"I believe that a thoroughbred wom­
i Li* baby is probably the str
other times bears burdens that would tal tickets wjis a parcel containing a customers conceived such an idea in
an has good nerve, though she may be Durkey, of Waldo, Oregon; Catharine ...an being fur its age and we
break a Filipino’s back.
pair of handcuffs, which were being regard to a very nice little fellow who ! nervous and high strung," said the Barrow*, ot Waldo, Oregon.
a .rid.
It* father will hold
J T. BRID'»E>, Register.
The Yankee drivers do not understand sent from Derby to a manufacturer in works in nil adjoining office and comes
iiis two hands and the baby
the language, and he does not under­ Birmingham to be fitted with a key. in hrp1 frequently to give the ma< him* woman who locked the thoroughbred
in
every
inch
of
her
»lender
person,
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
t, will uruw itself up to it*
stand theirs. The tcumster swears and The pa|HT covering of the package had, a spin on his ow n account. By nn odd
j Her huir, says the Chicago Chronicle,
Lund office at Roseburg, Oregon J
i.nr*. '1 hut is but one of it*
gesticulates, an«! the ( hinaman "sav
during transit, been badly torn, with coincidence the little fellow gradually was like snow-white spun silk, her skin
l*rpteinbrr
15,
1899
(
..at* of strength. The phyi
eye" the second or the third, if not the the result that when the handcuffs got the same notion regarding the other :
' was as tine and delicate and delicately
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
follow
first, time what is wanted.
reached the Birmingham sorting officer fellow,and the consequences w ere amus- , tinted as a baby's and it was all set off ing named settler ba* filed r.oti* • of his that hi* boy’* unusual muse
cpmeut i* due to a daily mas age treat-
If hr git* lazy and lolls under the they were exposed to vitw.
log. They would often walk in by dif- |
| in a dainty wa> by the pretty, soft lace In < ritiun to make final proof in su| port
aliisde of a cart, he is sure to I m * up by
I hey were an object of curiosity, and ferent doors nt almost the same time ! around her throat and her deep chin­ oi bi* claim, and that said proof will be iiivnt. Every morning he lay s the litt
the time that the "boss" he know.* presently one of the clerks jocularly and make a beeline for a machine. ■
made before Abe Axtell, countv judge, ivliovv, naked, on a blanket t
that much American English is within clasped one of the cuIT* round the w ri*t Then, when they would catch sight o* | chilla furs. She had just had a trouble­ o! Josephine county, Oregon, at («rant* hi* muscles for 30 minutes. Once
some
wound
lanced
on
a
finger
with
no
striking distance.
i’a*H, Oregon, on October 25, 1899, viz: month he weighs the baby and meas­
of his left hand. To his dismay there one another, a look of mutual disgust 1
From what they have seen in the was no key to unfasten it, and he there­ would overspread their countenances, i outcry, and the surgeon had admired .Melven B. Murphy on H. E. No. 7741. ures its calves, chest, arms, etc. The
greatly
the
fortitude
of
a
woman
so
i
r the >l2 and N W *4 of SEl4. and S\\ *4 monthly increase of weight and girt I
hospital corps, our officers are con­ fore went to the central police station. and they would s<*oot for the sidewalk. I
Nl'l4, sec. 26, Tp 40, S. R 9 W.
vinced the Chinese under white officers Here a key was found, but Mthe officer I 1 tried to persuade them lhat by play- i delicately molded and finely made.
is remarkable. The baby has never hr.<
’’Yes." continued the woman. "1 am
lie name* the following witnesses to shoe* or stockings oj it* fret or a fia
will make firn* soldiers. They will fol­ was turning it it broke off in the cuff. I ing together they would ‘kill’ the hoo­
prove
his
continuous
residence
tqam
and
sure
it
is
so.
You
will
find
it
mure
low the white doctor into the most The situation, at first cdmical, had now doo, but they wouldn’t listen to me.’*—
>n its head, and in the summer it wears
often the ignorant people, the people of cultivation of said land viz:
dangerous places un the field. WiLhoiil become really serious. The broken key N. (). Times Dennwrat.
Allin I Reynolds, of Waldo, Oregon; • nly a little sleeveless dress that comes
coarser
natures,
who
lose
self-control.
the white man’s moral sup|»ort they yell wouldhave to I m * drilled out or the hand­
to its knee*. It takes a cold bath every
A thoroughbred woman show s her qual­ L red Durkey, of Waldo, Oregon ; Ernest
and run.
Dtirkrv. of Waldo, Oregon, Catharine
cuff filed through before the clerk could
ity
as
a
thoroughbred
horse
does.
A
A
curious
ease
will
collie
before
the
When one cried out In his dream at te released from his unpleasant incum­
Barrows, of Grant* Pa**, Oregon.
phv»i.
one o’clock in the morning, two-third* brance. But it was Sunday and no law court* shortly. Some weeks ago u fine horse must be handled carefully,
J. T. BRIDGES. Register.
will be
its
nerve»
are
always
on
the
alert,
it
is
of our caribao drivers thought that place of business was open. The clerk young doctor ami a girl < x 19 put nn « nd
rid hai
Use Allen's Foot-Ease in Your Gloves.
the Filipinos wrrr upon them In their therefore returned to the post office mid to their M cs in onu of the auburl.-u ho­ easily excited, and responsive to every
touch,
but
in
time
of
nerd
you
can
rely
fright some jump« «1 into the river. Our explained his plight to his superin­ tel* of \'ieni«a. Having no money lett
A lady writes; “I shake Allen’* Foot-
soldiers in fishing them out forgot the tendent, by whom he was ordered to go they bv<|ut uthe«l their jewelry, which u|>on it to do good service and use its Ease into my glove* and tub a little on
nerve
to
the
best
purpose,
if
it
dies
in
discomfort of being awakened and near­ to Derby by the first train the next tlivy described a* "imitation," and a
the effort, while an old dull farmer’s my hand*. It *ave* mv glove* by ab­
ly burst their skies with laughter.
morning, explain the whole circum­ wutch and chain ap< < iln-d t* of \bv *• in
horse, which nothing can impress, in an sorbing perspiration. It is a n»o«t dainty
But they have cause for their frars. stances to the owner of the handcuffs ian gold to tin* chambermaid who wait
powder."
Allen’*
Foot-Flare
emergency seems to weaken, lose its toilet
After squeezing all hi* money out of a and apologize; and then return
ed
on
them.
The
’
utter,
not
at
all
dc-
to
thrifty Chinaman, the Filipinos some­ Birmingham and proceed to the nianu | lighted with this worthlv** and ul- head, and become dargrrous and un­ makes tight new shoes easy. It keep*
times shave off his queue or sometime* facturer and have the handcuff takvu omrned finery, handed it over to one ( f ma n ageable.
the fret cool and comfortable. We in­
"If I had children, the one thing 1 vite the attention of physicians and
hang him. Collier’s Weekly.
Vrinj <»r Paper.
her subordinates. Then followed the
off.
would
attempt
to
develop
in
them
would
?s Beresford in
di*eover\ that the trinket*, *o far fnuu
nurses Io the absolute purity of Allen’»
A Difference Only In Name.
4m (miulnii Story.
of the causes vv h
I m ing eounterfeit. were genuine, and lie tine nerve. It means a great deal; it
We call it ice cream. ' To the English of t|H. (.ORtliest de icrlption, their value is that which makes the perfect wom­ Foot Ease. All drug ami shoe* st
A gtH*1 chairman story comes from
to the decadence
*ell it, 25c. Sample sent FREE
the snti|Msh • A dignified elder of a it is known aa cream ice. . Just when or amounting i
i ( hiñese gent ral w I
•*a than L* 1,600. lle- an mistress of herself, ’though china
-Ire*»
Alleu
S.
Olmsted.
Le
Roy,
N.Y.
where
it
waa
invented
is
the
question
'
church was presiding nt a charitable
10,090 soldier*
morse not i
ra I ly overtook the r«
concert. A \ Miss
Mis* Brown win to sing many people have tried to solve. In the original leg*
t who keeps o¡;
who had *<> reekle*»dy
"Ora Pro Nobis," but nt the last mo- beginning of the century it was almost |>nrtrd with
nspection day t
bequest, and she has
mrnt she hanged her mind, and a note unknown in England, though well entered nn :
are hired at 11 ce
n iigninttt her friend to
known
in
Naples
and
Sicily,
where
the
was
I to the chairman intimating
ts may be ret
recover i In ;
* or their worth on the
that she would ghe "the Song That cream was artfully made into copies of ground that t h< gift was made through
peaches,
apples,
apricotsand
such
dain
­
Benched My Heart."
He thereupon
ignorance. u> Ion Chronicle.
ties, much ns we hate them to-day made
made the following announcement
in
molds.
rtiot <>u rn phi H*c ( onvlcts.
"Mi*s Brown will now sing ’Ora Pro
rear.
After ? convict has sen
Nobis,’ which, being translated, means
me mem-
time in the state prison o Maine and
’The Song That Reached Mi Heart.’ "
All !
has (b>nned the suit of clot es given to
f
Chicago Times-Herald.
It
eyre c
him by the state hi
r i
fired to sit
Th i» It
.’or his photograph,
Ibr Shah** *H«olta.
t
is kept fo’r
ability
N
future use, should
The shall of Persia «mokes tobacc
equent ca-
w liât.
reer call for it. Herr
a pi|w that hoi.|* a p•• nd of the w
only the pic-
llftllllol I « «• lu I
The pipe must lie filled with fresh
There is not the (lighteat doubt that the lure taken ujxin
ent has b'
doctor« do more harm then good in treating kept and this ha: ften tx*en found
ba< co evary time, even though he
idred and nine thousand loco-
Contaglout
Blood
Foiaon
;
many
victims
of
had only n few whiff«
Worl
little ax ail in late
• nt present running in vari-
«
\altcd | h
I in prow I be 1‘oul I r j -Hal*laif
I
Industry.
That rheumatism in it4 w ”
form can be cured by proper..!™
ment is shown by this inte^Z
with Mat Tanner, of 2 v Hdr
St., Albany, N.Y. He 2?^
.t th. »■!«■«>* C«»'«««
.«
.,<1 L.7«l«> •« ,Ml* ““
goiaisrs.
tn iBitanre
I.......
was taken with rheumatism ,
I>egan in my hips ami SDr„;
throughout my body.
yeamandahaif Iwasconhnedto
my bed. I employed nine of ti!
best physicians of Albany
two specialists from New York
but all declared my case hopelJi’
My niece recommended Dr. Win
jams' Pink Pills for Pale Peoni.
The use of several I < Xc3 enabled
me to leave my bed and go abont
with crutches. Finally I
doned the crutches, and am now
as well as ever. No praise of hr
Williams’ Pink Pills f.,r jy.
People is too strong formyewe
M at T anner ,”
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this i;th day of Sept.,
N eile F. T owner , Notary
—From the Albany (N. K) Journal
HERE AKE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
HOME CORE
FOR BLOOD POISON
1.0!
When You Rid* Your Uh<d
Look *t th< Label.
Alwtya shake into your shoes Allen’:
Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet, I
keeps your feet cool, prevents sweating
feet, and makes your endurance ten fold
greater. Over 1 .OtMl.mM) wheel people
are using A lien a Foot-Ease, They all
praise it. It gives rest and comfort to
•marling, hot, swollen, aching, fret and
is a certain cure for in growing toe nail
At all druggists and shoe stores,
Sample FREE by mail. \ddn
Allen
8. Olmsted, Le Hov.N. Y.
Nubs< ribers to the Coi ri su
You are
rrquenled to l »ok at the date in the pa­
per opposite yuur narne, and if in ar
rears, you will l>e vailed upon * mim I o
pay up Any wb< have given us ann­
thmg on sul»scrip1 oti ami have not rr-
colved crédit will plea*e notify us inr
mrsliately and the date of rapii at ion
* Il I h » < hantfed.
Ill
llusltt
en
r a 1
math
«urei
ms IT
riv
II.
t grt
n It
><| tli
new
if t
wh<»h bit ek in Grant* Paas, with s
I boner and out Lu .«lu.ga, with city
•r. al*«» a good well Over 159 8-
’ old fruit tree* in g»»*! tearing on
place
Live minute* walk to school
i'jivb. Would »ell three lot*, mah-
a comer k»l IMglOO, a teaut if id
ling Site, foi |RM)
The whole ptece
can te tvought for |I5OO
A MinnUr i Mistake
A city minister was recently handed i a
notice to be read from hi* pulpit, Ac
ceiu gen y mg it wee a clipping from a i
ns«»pap«r bearing upon the matter
The < iergvtnan » tarte« I to read the ex-
traci and found it began "Take Kemp's
Balaam, the beet Cough Cura •’ This
□ ■»•epliln» ('uutviy Map*
wet hardly what be had ripe led, and,
The
official map of Josephine counts
after a ■»•■»•nt’s heeitation, he turned
it over aad found ou the other aide (be can te» bad at the <’«»i ri » r often at re-
duevd ptreev b tiding ;xx'ket map, |i
«netter intended for the reading.
»•¡I map in colors, |3 V». c*|| ssd get
one.
a ope
b >y • i n
The
the In
' I
rd I.
Beware of the Doctors'
Patchwork; You Can
Cure Yourself at Home.
thia loathsome disease would be much better
off to-dar if they had never allowed them­
selves to be dosed on mercury and potash, the
only remedies which the doctors ever give for
blood poison.
The docton are wholly unable to get rid of
ihla rile poison, and nly attempt to heal up the outward appearance of the
tseas-'—th.- sores and eruptions. This they do by driving the poisoo into the
system, and endeavor to hasp it shut in with their constant d ses of potash
and mercury The mouth and throat and other delicate parts then break out
into tons, and tl^ fight is continued indefinitely, the drugs doing thesystem
mon damage than tha disease Itself.
Mr. H I. Myers, 100 Mulberry fit., Newark. N J., says: “I had «pent a
huodred do'.lan with the docton, when I realised that
they could do nte no go.-I. 1 had large «pots all over
brdy. and these soon broke out into running sores, ar
endured all the suffering which this »ile disease j
duces. I decided to try S S. 8. as a last resort, and waa
soon greatly improved I followed closely your •Direc­
tions for Self-Tn atment.’ and the large splotches on my
chest beRan to grow paler and smaller, and before long
arvd entirely. I was soon cured perfectly and my
s been as clear aa glaaa ever since. I cured my­
self at home, after the docton had failed completely.”
It ts valuable time thrown away to eapeet the docton
to cure Contagions Blood Poison, tor the disease is be­
yond their skill Swifts Specific—
N.lTk I FOR l i T.l.I
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill» f r PaJe
c«»ntain, in u condensed form, uli the
meats necessarv to give new I if.
nes* to the blood and r»«b,r.- shattered
nerve*. They are an unfailing specific for
such diseases a* loconmtor ataxia, partial
parulvbis, St. Vitus’dance, sciatica,’neural,
gia, rheumatism, nervous h«*.*ulache the
after-effect* of the crip, palpitation of the
heart, pale an«i sallow coniplexi«>ns, and all
form* of weakness either in male or female.
Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are n«v»t
sold by the dozen or hundred, but always In pack­
ages
At all druggists, or direct from the Or Wil­
liams Medicine Company. Schenectady. N. Y. 60
cents per box, 6 boxes $2 50.
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nS2JU CF
Itil liUET ST., Ill rilJClltt, C1L
■ ' !
«nat <m '«I M'Ptum In th«
" 1 u--.ki.es m or any c<«trac(«d
«-«re* by (fee
eua.i^t ■!> th« Coast. E»t j*
0.1. J3R0AH DISEASES OF MEN
*• V 1*11 11.1 *
ye-»J ■ f,| 4
- □ r «MercMry V
rrwvaeehtte.1 by u I
H r (I.
r-.l rtsrr for Rurlnre. A quirk and
’
r* •
Piles. Zli,,ur« a I
I ls(«lar. by Dr Jordan's special paio-
less viethods.
I frer . 1 s(rktfT private. Treatment per-
y - ter a /“■.«tru e Cura tn «very . a^«
• F.
I'HII OSOI-Hl
nf
-’A.¡.tD hKfcM , A valuable bvoli
DR IGRDtN A CO.. ICS I Mark.) St.. S F.
i
t utataaaid Toledo Blade, only |1 25« I
—acts In an entirely different way from potash and mercury—It forces
Joiaon out of the system and gets rid of It entirely. Hence It cures
iaease. while other remediea only shut the poison in where it lurks forever,
constantly undermining the constitution. Our system ot private borne treat­
ment place, a cure within the reach of all. *s give ail necee.ary medical ed-
«tient th«
Vico, free of charge, and save the patient
the embarra.«m«at
embarrassment of pubiioity
pubiioity.
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.
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irx-ted ailments siu<f 1S81.
They have the largest and
l*»t «ttuippad medu al in­
stitution. and the Brnat er-
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S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
mich r
i la a ir
JOIRNAI.
l'HILADEL! H1A
great !
l and Office at R
Notice is here by
lowing n.inierf setti
his intern .on to m.<ke
port ar bis claim
will be
co intr c
on, at t«i
her, IS ISWi
»n his H E.
NF<4 NWi4
SHOW
Hr names
prove
• nd r
FARM
Pioneer Truck and DeliitiJ
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