Rogue River courier., March 29, 1900, Image 4

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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
GREEN SICKNESS
STORY ABOI TANDREE
Miake Into Your »hoe»
Sonar Tl—rl>
Aden's Foot Ease, a powder. It cure«
Thr fur rri
painful, smarting, nervous fuel and in­
growing nails, ami lustanlly Uk-s the
The Latest Is Supposed to Be C«a- •ling out of corns and bunions Il’s the
ulne News.
greateat comfort discovery of the age
Alien*« Foot Ease make« tight or new
•hoe« feel easv. It is a certain care for
If I be Acconnla lie True the Murlh-
sweating, callous and hot, tired and ah
e rn Arronaula Mere Killed by
Ifig feet Try it to-tiay. Hold by all
Lak I moa—.Another Ex­
drnggisU and shoe stores. By mail
pedition.
for 25c, in stamp«. Trial package Free
Rear 4 At .‘fui ral (.ampion, of the Brit* Address, Allen 8. Olmsted. Ls
ikh navy b the gtiilitiuan who recenta
and gave publicity to t the story that
Andree’s balloon party had been masoa*
cred by Eskin
in northern Canada,
The Southern Orogua Normal, al Ash
The tory came to him from his nej.hew,
land, give« a training of three and lour
.Mr. Alston, who 1» in charge of the
Hudt-cn Bay company’s post at Fort year« in branches of study above the
( hurchill, on the west side of Hudson eighth grade One year of practice
teaching in the tra.ning school h afford­
bay.
A.-ton wrote that a party of four ed In students preparing to teach
white men far north were - hooting deer Many young people leave out the train­
in 1 hr summer of
when some Es- ing and have the advantage of the aca­
kiluu« who were approaching and did demic work as a preparation for college.
not see thr deer thought the whites
Not all students, by any means, attend­
were shooting at them, and ‘hereupon
ing a Normal school, make teacher» of
killed two of the whites with arrows.
'! hr other two tied, pursued by natives, themselves.
i d it is not known whether they es-
aped. Different partiis of Eskimos
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
■'/light practically the same story to
1'ort Lhurt hid, ami one of the Stockby
A London bankrupt has been
brothers, who was hunting rnu>k oxen,
aw the bodies of the two white men, dered to pay a debt to a green grocer
described their appearance, and told at the rate of five shillings a week. It
what they woic. 1 he fart was accept­ will take him 37 years to do it.
'd by th»* whiles of that region as
A municipal regulation in .Madge-
THE
proof that-the arctic aeroiiau»« had burg, Germany, makes the distribution
met a tragic fate iu uortheant Canada. of a circular impossible, unless it
.Alston w rote to Rt ar Adu.iral ( ampiun: meets with the approbation of thr po­
a
‘»'>u will no doubl be greatly surprised lice.
to learn of the loss of the Andree t x-
It was early in 1840 that the first
Shasta Route
pi ditjon up north.” ( ampiun accepted daugrrreotype was taken in this coun­
tins supp !: ition as correct and wrote try. and the man who faced thr
tu the London Times:. Mr Alston has curnera on that occasion is still alive.
been there five years and talk* E-kimo, Dr. Charles E. West, of Brookly n, now Trains Leave Grains Pass for
land and \\ ay Stations at 4:20
and, from what hr relates, al! hope of over 90, was th • subject, ami hr retains
a. in. and ®:45 |> in.
tii»* balloonrrs must be given up, 1 t hr faded plate.
f»ur, although the other two may be
1 hr American officials who have
ilive.”
been engaged in making a census of
ft :3 ) a.in.
fhe fai t ¡*. however, that there were (aiiba report having found in thr Lv. Portland
9
Ar. Grant8Ì*ass..lO:4ft p in
only three men in the .Andree party; mountains of thr interior tribes of In- Ar. Ashland. . .12:33 a.in.
none of them was middle aged, nor was dians whose existence was previously Ar. Sacramento 5:00 p,m.
th« re <« ki.it k> rbockcr suit in thr out­ unknown, and they ran across intelli­ Ar. San Francisco 7 ;45 p m.
fit, as dr»- rib» d I y Mr. Stockby, who gent white persons who were unaware
saw tii»* dead bodj« *. The victims of that the L’nitrd States government had Ar. Ogden............ . 5 45 p m.
this tragedy were probably hunters taken control of the island.
Ar. Denver........ .9:00 a.tn.
who bad gone far north on their own
Three safe crackers who belong to Ar. Kansas City . .7 :25 a in.
Ar.
responsibility.
Chicago.... .7:55 a,m
a burglar organization known as thr
I wo im • age* and a relic of the An- “Yegg I'»uli rnity.” have just been cap­
«rrt party are all that have i>ern re­ tured by th«* police in N«-wark. N. J. Ar. Los Angel» a. I :20 p in
<» O) p.tn.
ci i»c<l since thr aeronauts made their Their burglar's tools for safe opera­ Ar. El Pa«i.
6:30 a.m.
d« sw< nt on July 11, HU7. The relic in ay tions err simply a bar of yellow soap Kr. bort U orth ti :3«l a m
9:55 a.m.
prove to be much more significant than and a bottle of nitroglycerin. They Ar, City of Mexico9:55 a.m.
4 :00 am.
Ar. Houston .. .. 4 .00 a m.
tile mr>..-ag« • . On September 12, 1897, make a gutter around the cracks of Ar. New Orleans 0:20 a in.
(i 25 p.tn.
a carrier pigeon lit on the whaling ves­ the safe door, fill it with nitro- Ar. Weshington. 6:42 a.m.
fi :42 a m.
sel Falkrn, and around its neck was glycer’ne. and set it off with a fuse Ar. New York .12:43 p.tn
12:42 p.m.
ti« d a brief im «sage from Andree, writ­ and fulminating cap.
PULLMAN AND ToVRIftT CARS on
ten two days after his ascent, report­
The soldiers at the
ing all well and giving his ¡«osition as soldiers and sailors at Norton. Conn., both trains. Chair cars Sauramen.o to
•act and a little south of hi» starting hove piesented Gov. George E. Louns- Ogden and El I’aso. anil Tourist cars to
Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and
point. On May 14 last year a drifting bury a unique cane.
It is of Washington.
buoy was ¡licked upon tilt* north coast uaturhl logwood, and the carvings on
of Iceland, in w hich was anuther brief it were done with a jack knife and
Connecting at San Francisco with sev­
message from the »•xplorer, written file. They consist of excellent like­
eral ateMinship lines for Honlul 1
only seven hours un<! fifty-five minutes nesses of Gov. Lounsbury and \dmiral
after his ascent. (>n September 11, last Dewey, the battleship Maine, the state Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
y vai, another of Amir» e’s drifting buoys arms, the state capitol and representa­ South America.
pulsed up on the north side of King tions of marine-., cavalrymen and in­
See J. 1*. Jester, agent at Grants Pass
s island, northeast of Spitzber* fantrymen, Hags end cannon.
Pawn station or address
It whs tiie so-called north pole
Her Only Regre
He—“You nre»in’t be angry. I could
I have kissed you two or three times
Thrilling Experience of Snake- 1 then if I’d wanted to.” She- “Yes, I la rather a
ioa disease and is met with
smougwt y<
men. It is esuaoi from sa
know it “ N. Y. Pres«.
Keeper with Hi* Charge*.
Uupuvcrieh
Itiuu of ths blood. Boinf a
Teacher- “Make a irn’-’/r roatalB-
B Ketnedjr for All
blood disease Chk»r<ais
Wou»*u*B lliB*
ing the word ‘pursuit.’ ” Bright Boy
esn be cared bjr
(who read« the pa|ier»)—'*Wsre ten
III I»1
tbesreaf
I dollars, now |7.W per suit.”- Philadel­
v«*C*rtat>le remedy tor
^body,' of 43 "at.- ^o..
phia Record.
the blood aud uirree
Havc.Ull, M
. «'-I*.'
III 111 AS will en­
G oa - ac II— T bear that women bar­
rich the blood and five
it easy to 0 believe
—------ tli*t »“e hai
bers are becoming quite numerous iu
It b«« k its healthy, red
passed her 63d year and has en-
Queer snd thrilling are the methods some places.” Dukane - “W ell, most
color. The blood bet n<
dured more suffering th.ni cornet
employed at the reptile house in Bronx women possess the ccnvt r»ational
In a poor condition,
•oologies) park in satisfying the ec­ qualification.” Pittsburgh Telegraph.
to the ordinary lot of women,
none of the orfans of
Short Road to Popularity Hingso—
centric appetite» of the snakes, a« re­
the body sis properly
»• she regained health and
n- if i bed, II I !>•
counted by Keeper Charles Snyder, “That doctor is very popular with so­
>pincw is be« l°U in her own
14V will reus« the
who has charge of the north rakes ir. ciety people.” Jingso—“Yes; he gives
mds. She says:
blood
to
become
pare.
the reptile house. These cage« con­ Latin and Greek names to sick h?ad-
•Last winter and
tain most of the big snake«, and th«* aches and the like.”—Sy racuse Herald. hi lay V %
II I Pl vs
SOI*dltlO1
poisonous specie«. Snyder ha« only
Willie “Now that sister is going to bloom to the cheeks and cause the green tings
a,1<1 1 ...
ii. W illiam»» Fink Pills for IN» h- Peu;;«
i . lw
. . ...
j. Dr.Willisms
l>een in the zoological park since Au­ nrrry Mr. Jenks why is it called au to disappear. If you sve the »n*>t »ms, taks
. „ ,4 uri July I l»»«n takln« U
gust, but he ha« acquired plenty of ex­ engagement,’ pa?” Mr. I.’ndrethum — III DYAI now and tney will >...«)■•»«.
’ ■
I
■ "
.i.hrwom«»- My only regret 1» (bat I .| .1
perience.
“Probably becau»e the real buttle
.
.
k
I
‘
»till,
tor
Pale
J'rople
whan 1 had th«
A few day« ago hr emerge«! from the comes later, uiy son.”- Philadelphia
pr,"
' /, . ymVtUe I .-t of health, »nt hi-nrtlly aoj
cobra's cage, w here he had been non­ I*reM.
..irte let.. 1
wV'iama1 Fink Pilla for Pale People.
.........
-¡l
; “«Sa that I do no« am to hav.
chalantly seated upon the edge of the
Visitor—*“ What a dreadful smell of
'
,
.eruhy wviuau who care« to write u>,
1. CONSTANT HEADACHE III l»YH
I I ujlau a>»»«r«ny
M ak » M. P babodt .
bathing tank, feeding the formidable* •moke.” Hostess­ “O, it is only George will make tbs bioo«l pure aud nutritious and
mdou I the subject.
inmates with fishes, which hr prr- burning his weeds, as he calls if the head« Ue will di*apj»ear
I ,.ft *o me this first day of September.
8« nt rd to them ujejn a |Mir of forceps. Visitor "I didn’t know he went in for
« GREENISH, OU YELLOWISH OREEN
He was asked how hr felt during the gardening.*’ Hostess—^‘Neither do«*s
,, , r « f r Pale People are an unfaUlnif aneclde for >Mft
Il I I» V AX
performance.
1 nk 1 •* ■
, rtial uaralysis, St. Vitus’ dunce, seiuuca.
he. He has been »moking some cigar« complexion red and rosy.
“Oh, these fellows are easy,” hr re­ I gave him last Christmas.” Judy.
tn’b-n of th- heart. p».~-
plied. “They wouldn’t bite. It’s thr
B. PULSATION IN THE NLCK.-1 h*s !«dne
Negroes are unconsciously humor­
uilL.tr lu luuie vr iemale.
diamond rattlers and thr cotton­ ous. Th? other day two roustabouts to the watery rondHi-.n of the blood and wi 1
disappear
shortly
after
the
nse
of
III
111
AN
mouths that keep a bead on you all the were overheard talking They met on
time, and wait for a chance to do the Jevoe, after one had been absent Is commenced.
Sold by all
business Vt hen 1 go into the cage from the city for »everal weeks. “Hel­
«. WEAKNESS AN|> PALPITATION OP
INK o■
druggists, 5a
with those fellows to clean up. or to lo, Bill. How is yer?” asked th«* first. THE HEART.-HIT» V % N wil xtr. r.- 1
■
ILLS
repair the damage when a ten pound “Well, was tii? reply, “de doctor i> tbs heart an4 ruakv the beaw full, strong aud
cents per box;
FOR
u
snake has triad to roost on one of thr give me up. but de police ain’t.”— | rtsgalar.
six boxes t $2.50.
5
ALE
Chief For« ster’s pet rubber plants, I Memphis Scimitar.
M»
<
II 1'1» YAW 1« th« remedy t >at you want.
EOPLE ft
cover the bcakts over with soap boxes
(xmldn’t Say It. Mrs. Rambo (on ' The color will return to your cheeks Your
“We have some pretty lively time« the inside of the front dour)—^Absa­ head« ha will dl«Mpj>ear and you will no longer
OS. WILLIAMS MEDICINE COMPANY, Schenectady, N. Y.
in the cage« once In awhile. Day I m *- lom, you have been drinking again!” appear weak arid fiii-erable. Ill l»YAX
1
fore yesterday' 1 had order« to go Mr. Ilainlio (on the outside) "No, m' j reatora th« functions of nature. Renoi.i r
into the boas' cage to rub some vase­ dear, 1—” Mrs. Rarnbo “Say ‘Prompt that III l>YA\ Is for men and women Go
line on The Ghost’s nose. ‘The Ghost’ payment» patiently pursued produc«* to yo«r drugglat and get III Ilk AY and
follow th« d r-ctlous tui given In th- circular.
is our white boa constrictor. She had prosjierity.”
Mr. Rain bo—“Prompt
enta per package,
l>een trying to bore her way out of payments patiently prosued po» " HITIYAA is «Did a<
or 6 packag-s for U fi»J. if jour druggist does
the ventilator, and had skinned th« Mrs. Rainb«;—“Absalom, you can go not keep It, A. rid -Ur-‘ to tn- III Ilk A N
front of hrr face. 1 threw a blanket up to your room i>y way of th«* back HI »It D\ 4 4» Ml* V % V
ever her mate, and caught her by the door.”—.Memphis ( ominerclal Appeal. Cal. Remember that yuu «an rousult the
neck. She put up a pretty stiff fight
III IkktA 1104 TOKIS FHKK. > . I a.. 1
s«« the doctor)» You may call and *e« them or
but I was getting »long all right when
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I felt something on my shoulder. I
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was kneeling down at thr time, and
Hudyan Remedy Company
when I looked around I saw that ♦’:(
By JACOB BIGGLE
male, the tan-colored bon, had lit out
No. 1-RIGGLE HORSE BOOK
Carnac
Stockton,
Market
and
Elho
StreJ»,
and was going to crawl over me. He'»
All about Horses- a Coin iron-Sense Treatise, with over
74 illustrations ; a standard work. Price, 50 Cents.
a regular fiend when hr get* mud, and I
UN FRANCISCO, CAL
Every point of view which afford« an
No. 2 -BIGGLE BERRY BOOK
«lidn’t dan- move. I «tuck in that posl extended retrospect, makes plain the
All af>out growing Small Fruits—read and learn how •
tion for about ten minutes, ho.ding ‘The wonderful progrrns of civilization to
cont tins 43 colored ’»tr-’ike reproductions of all leading
CRUSHED BY HER CROWN I
(»host’ by thr neck, while thr big fellow which thi« century ha« contributed »0
varieties and 100 otner illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
crawled over my shoulder and over much.
No. 3— BIGGI E POULTRY BOOK
The great “ Book of Martyrs ’ ha« never
into a corner, where he coiled up. lie
All about l oultry , the best Poultry Book In existence,
The United State» member« of the
• ti wi itten. Fox h famous work deal» only
te severything w ith 23 colored life-like reproductions
«topped a couple of time*, and it wax international prison commission find« b<
(d ill the principal breeds; with luy other illustrations.
with th«* martyrdom of the body. Win n
hardly a pleasant thing to think of >x liHt kuch a point of view in the penal law« the real book of martyr“ it» written it will
Price, 50 Cents.
he might do. 1 was pretty stiff when I which the «tat«*« of the union have en­ deal with the mental martyrdom of the
No. 4 -BIGGLE COW BOOK
All about Cows and the Dairy Business ; having a great
got up, and that's tiir only thing you acted during tin* la«t few year». He woman who suffered in silence because
modesty would not let •»« r put into *»p< .etch
< ch
sale; contains 8 colored life like reproductions o reach
can du in such a cum *.
breed, with 132 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
imagine« Draco and Solon, the great Ute question«
learL
“We’vf been having lots of fun lately lav.giver« of the Greek«, making a to ir
No. 6 HIGGLE SWINE BOOK
in feeding our yellow trrr «nuke. She's of our prison« and reformatories, and
Just out. All about Hogs Breeding, Feeding, Butch­
ery Diseases, etc. Contains over fk> beautiful half,
about the most stubl>orn beast in th« a»king the voriou« inmate« wlmt of­
tones and other engravings. Pries, 50 Cents.
collection. She came in Inst Octobri fense« they had committed.
The BIGGLE BOOKS are unique,original,useful—you never
•from Trinidad, and refused to take any
taw anything like them—so practical, so sensible. They
A man in a Virginia jail replies:
are having an enormous sale- Hast West, North and
food, so wr stuffed hrr that is, w» killed a partridge on tin* 2nd
ith Everyone who keeps a Horae, Cow, Hog or
forced some fish down her t hroat. Then February.” A Ma»saclins» tts druggist
Chicken, or gt ■ u • Small Fruita, ought to send right
away for the BIGGLE BOOKS. The
we tried some other tactics. She Is an kaj«: “I sold (’ocainc without a doc­
awful biter, and she has such long tor’s prescription.” In Tenneore a
terth that when she grabs hold of any
man is found to be serving a term of
thing «hr can't lot go for a minute A three years for killing flub with dyna
few days ngo we stirred hen up a bit, mite; a Wisconsin baker I ihm had to pay
Is vour parser made for you and not a mi.fit It Is xa years
and then let her snap at a flhli on it u fine and spend six weeks in jail for
old it is the great boiled-down hit-the-nail-on-the-head —
buoy, which thr explorer was to drop
. H. MARKHAM. G. P.
NAVY WITHOUT ENGINEERS.
quit aftrr-ycu have-said-it, Farm and Household paper’in
«tick. It t aught in her teeth, anti ahi sleeping three night« in his baker}; a
Portland. Ore
when he passed tin* north ¡>ole. It was
the «. t
the biggest paper ofitssize in the t’nited State«
held on. Then, finding ull of a sudden New York man tampered with an auto­
of America—having over a million and a-hal f regular readers.
taken to Stockholm, where it wns Peculiar Cundltlon Which Appestato
that she hud something to eat in her matic ballot, machine; a California
opened on October 1 in thr presence of
Threaten the Gov-
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
mouth, she swallowed it. We followed nurse neglected to report to a doctor
some members of the government and
men t.
this with about a dozen more.
It that a buby*« eyes were inflamed.
ArIWLLÍi^,SLL?0,•
J) Wil1 ** •*"* by m111
< xperts in arctic navigation. The tube
worked like a charm. Ail we have to de
“I wk convicted for watering a bi­
was empty, much to the disappoint­
bamplcoi FARM JOLRNAL and circular describing BIGGLE BOOKS free.
If the opinion of John Edward Jenks
when we want to feed her now 1» to cycle path,” says an Ohio street-sprink­
ment of the «‘Xplorer’s friends.
«• 1 mfr ATKiNSOM.
Address,
FAR.VI JOI RNAI
be correct, the United State« is threat-
CHAS. F. JENKINS.
K.VAI.
pinch her tail, and at the same tlint ler. ”1 tapped a telegraph -wire,” Ntates
P miladmlphia
Prof. Nat horst declared that the buoy * ened with the peculiar condition of
poke a fish at her. The fish go every another; “and I sold kerosene tlint was
could not have been carried from the ■ being without naval engineer:-, and
time when wr do this, but if sin* isn't not up to th«* fire test,”declares a third.
poh* to King Charles island by the sea ! this at a time when modern navies rep-
Nothing el-«* add» ro mnch
in a temper «lie won’t even look at thr
If the old lawyer« were to extend Modesty is the Crown of Maidenhood and currents. Some persons expressed the j resent tin* highest mechanical develop-
to «he chnrni of th* dr«wir>|;
flail.”
room or boudoir H* t he soft iy radi­
their tour of investigation still farther >1 therhood, and yet there have been liter­ opinion that the buoy had been thrown | ment, when ships of war are floating
ant
Hull»
from OORDOX \ t •
“Do you have any trouble in procur­ they might learn of men fined or im ally million*» of women crushed to death out empty from the Balloon, but there hulls of machinery, and when those
Nothing will confributt- mor«- (- the
by that crown, that shining symbol of
arti-tn- StMOMM ■>! th* IttBCteMn,
ing food for your snake«*?” Snyder wax priwoned for dropping advertising mat
I
was no evidence that this was so. The j who operate them must know more
woman's sovereignty in the home.
«andl»** for the eirnplext or the
asked.
ter in letter chutes; for gambling by
ih rs fo
finding of this buoy will have one im­ about engineering than about naviga-
This School is Now Under State Control.
moet elaborate fun< tion—for cot­
tage or maDidon. Mad* in all colors
“Yes, for Milne of the new ones, but means of ”slot machine«;” and fui
A YOUNG GIRI.
Is the Largest and Most Progressive School in Southern Oregon.
portant result. An expedition will be | tion. The situation is not a deliberate
aud the mo-» dollcsta tint« by
" Hlanding with rduertant f«-et
after they’ve brrn in our care for a countless other 4>ffen«es, the verj
S1ANI»
vin»
OIL
4
4».
sent north in the spring to search for j blight, although it might well have
ellmaVl
''"‘e ''a""'US he“'",fU1 ","‘,ÌO'b
Where womanhood ami girlhood meet ”
and «old everywhere.
time we don’t have any trouble. Some means for committing which weri* un
In the first critical period of her life she truces of tlo* lost explorers at King been a wreck of |>ersonnel and system
of the rat-rating snakes want live rats, known 100 years ngo.
be^ma to experience sufT» ring w hich she ( hnrle s islai <1 and the surrounding re- accomplished by t lie eneiiiies to the «uc-
Collo« of rtudy th« ,am« a, at other Normal, of th« stale
but they don’t get them except at pretty
'I bus tli<* statute-books record t hi n< i < Hs.uily counsels with th» <•!#<»!’• < t -< x
1..-1 advantage, in Vocal and Instrumental musi, to be touml in Southern Oregon,
g ion. l! is argued that the explorers <*e«s of the naval establishment. It is
long intervals. We keep a few rat« on mnnli of civilization, proclniming Uli What it is she dews not know Why it is won Id not throw an empty’ buoy over- a foreboding illustration of tlx* vn’am-
SIMMONS.
ramine >. ho.,, fully equinjied ami in -barge of a thorough critic teacher
•he
dors
not
undsrstand
she
need*
medi
­
hand, und when we want to feed a rat
Increased richness of Life, and sugp« st cal ailvice. But she shrinks from it. Her board and that the chances are against itous compromise which follow»» tire­ hi the circuit court of the state of Ore
tier we take a long «trip of beef, clip a ing opportunities And responsibililie> modesty is up in arm*« at the thought of its having h :»eeii accidentally lost. No less controversy. It is the result of the
gin, for Josephine cotinty.
little hair from a live rut, and sprinkle unknown even to the prvveilinggenera questions to he asked, of examinations to current would have been likely to lodge protracted and pitiless warfare of line
"11'.'ir-n«-,for OHrt/mr’tKkooling, includimi
'
Mel ven R. Murphy,
be
submitted
to,
both
alike
repugnant
to
1 lie shortest anti most thorough route to a «date nortìiì<><>«» ; «»
«
it over the meat, Thr snake smells tl»« tion. Young men of to-day art* apt t<
it i ll tii« north coast of King Charles and staff in our navy , and it constitutes
View < l.i- mr tea. h. r- thr-ugliout th»- year.
' tbe norn,al «JUrse. Rl
d«
licacy
So
the
suff'is
in
silence.
The
Plaintiff.
rat’s fur and dives in without loss of hrar much about Ih<* growing tier«* strain on the delicate machinery of hrr island, and the fact that it was found rot only a fatality »if naval engineering,
• vs-
For catalogue or information, address
time. As for th? rat, hr doesn’t mind ne«s of competition and the increasing organism becomes mure severe
Painful there mikes it not improbable that it but a distinct menace to the service.
Cora Murphy,
T. VAN M'OY, President. Ashland. Oregon
lirlng sheared at all, but M*rms to like difilcultie« of making a living; but flu irregularities become yet more painful.
'I he contruversy was a l ot und bitter
so, silently, she treads the painful parted from the balloon In that neigh*
Defendant.
it after awi He. We often work the student of progress will not need to g< And
path to confirmed invalidism Her crown borlim.d and that other relics may be one. and if interfered with contem­
To Cora Murphy, the above named
same racket on bird-bating>tiakrs. In fur Into th«* pHat to find an answer to of modesty becomes a crown <»f tlmrns
found in the same region and help to plated legislation intended to correct defendant.
50 YEARS*
this case we hate some of the smaller thr argument Youth’s Companion.
She sees the glowing lamp light of cheer­
Facts That
determine the fate of the expedition.— th»* evils and inconsistencies of naval
In the name of thr State o< Oregon
EXPERIENCE
ful
homes.
She
heats
the
coottig
of
the
feathers from a chicken on hand, which
personnel. This obstruction to the en­ you are hsreby required to appear in
hat»pv balie, thr prattle of Joyous children, ( liicago I liter <levan.
we sprinkle over the meat.” - N Y
ana *lie fears that all that life of home and
P*lr«4 ('«»aril»*« In Load» «».
actment of corrective laws finally ter­ the aliove ciitilie<l Court and answer the
Times.
minated while Mr. Roost vt’t was as­ complaint filed against you therein, on
Riding was the only alternathe to love is not for her
and Voter
Or take the oth»'r typical case of the
walking at th«* beginning of Elizabeth’« woman who has entered on the cares and
Kitchener’s wunderfill industry, bis sistant secretary of the navy in the or­ or before the last day prescribed in the
Health of Wavy and Marine.
undisturbed patience, his noble perse- ganization of a board with ih;.t »dliriai order for the publication of this sum
Health of the United States navy and reign, and a lady never rode without
Ought
to Know.
Dt’TIICS OF WIFEHOOD.
iivm?, said first date of publi *ation
marine corp« is reported upon by the six or seven serving men to carry attire
She has always been healthy and happy. vvrnnce, are quallti?« too valuable for a.«, its head, to formulate a plan for th» being on the 1st day of M irch, 1900, and
T
rade
M
ar
«
s
suitable to all contingencies, and the But now a change comes llvt «ye lose» n man to enjoy in thi« imperfect world inertase of thr navy and th«* relief of
surfron general of the navy In hi* ad
(he Inst date of publication being the
D esigns
its brightness Her step lost «• its spring
without complementary defect«. The its personnel. Thr branches uffrtted I2ih day of Aprial, 19»t); and if you fail
nual report, which »hows that In the fl* means to repair a toilet which might The
C opyrights 4 c
color fades from her cheek
Fre­
Anyone sending a sketch and desertp
cal year I nvm , notwithstanding mat suffer on the journey. T'o diminish this quently she is compelled to lie down and general, who never spared himself, mainlv were th«* line and the engineer to so appear and answer said coinplaint,
qr.t. kly ax-ertam onr opinion free »»>*•«:
condition* and prolonged cruising in cost coachm »•am»1 Into use. They were rest She is in constant pain She looks <’iitrd little for others, lie treated all corps, and the approved measure, as in­ the plaintiff will apply to the Court for invention is probatly patentable
ti••• - MrIv . • ■ ’hlcnti.u !!ar *•
tropical waters, thr ratio of Admission introdiK'rd in 1564 by a Dutch coachman dreadingly down the calendar toward the nun like machine* from the private corporated on the statute books, pro­ the relief prayed for, to-wit: that the
sent free. «»M.-rt axon<-v f r
urn
when the burden of motherhood w ill '•<»hli< r. whose »alutt'8 hr disdained, to vided for the ania.gamation of thr line bonds of matrimony now existing
»■stent« ».ikon tbrourh Munn A
to th«* sick list |M*r I,(MM) shows but a of the queen; but we are told “a hour
be laid upon her. She. too. needs help
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA.
between
plaint
ill
an
I
defendant
be
lor
conch was a st rang»1 monster in those But she too suffers silently, because she thr Mipcrior officer hr rigidly
con- ami engirt » r corps. Ofliuers below a
Alight increase over past years
I 1 •
ratio for IWN wax H71.«y pur 1.001 >, as duy». mid the sight of it put both man cannot speak and open the door to such trolled. Th»- vonirnde who I ad served certain grade were to be transferred to ever dissolved ami ret aside, ami that
plaintitf have the care and cnstody of the
A hsncteemely nhiMrat<Ml we.-k»r i ,r
.....
compared with H3H per IflHM» in 1HM, and hor*<* into amnzrni Ilf nt; some said qurstmns or such examinations as her with him and under him for many the line. Other officers were to elect
modesty revolts at And yet all this suf­
minor child. Clara May Murphy, and
eulat«on of any s«iie«'»ifl-
'
777.75 in ¡ n W and 748.24 In 1NV7. There It was a greut crabsh«*II brought out of fering U. as has barn said unnecessary, y»ar*. in pence and peril wns flui.g a>ldf to n mail) a* < nginrer officers or to be­ for su< h other relief as to the court B^^gM>K»ntks, |L fL.m by aii---- rfriilxra
were 173 deaths in the year, 1 is being Chinn, and sonic imagined it to be one because to match modesty Of speech there it.continently ns s »on ns he erased to come line officers, and still other en­ may serin eqnitab’e and just.
IM
of the pagan temples in which the can* is mo«lesty of hearing
sirdar only looked to thr gineer officers, those of thr highest
Hl
front disease and 55 from injury, l x
This sumni n® is ptih’ivhed bv order
Containing Full Information
There is one physician w ho has fully met
eluding the men lost on the Maine, the nibnls worshiped th«* devil.” Rut nt the needs of modest women by offering
could march and fight, grade, were tu continue on rt gineering
Upon All Statistical Facts
death rate was only 7.11 per 1,000.
length these doubts were cleared and al>solutr confidence in healing absojute
PARKER S"
1
Egyptian, and latterly duty , but al! of them were to have lin«* court, made at Chamliers at Jackson
I
HAIR BALSAM
< hi«*Mgo Evening News.
coachmnking l ‘came a substantia) confidence In consultation combined with
British soldier, di<l not titles. I hr». »irst ai thr naval academy ville, Oregon, un Frhruarv 21, A. D,
and Figures.
absolute
comp<*tence
in
treatment
His
I
i
))
<e with
trnde. So rn ipid was thr increase of
•rest, and of all the de­ Eas been changed In accurc
•
■ a
1
remaikablr discoveries an«l the way in
il D N ubtom .
coaches tlint in HUM an net of purlin
lis army the one neglect* the so-called pvrsonnr! law iO as to af-
'■ Every
Carl«»«« «ouih American l»ulaan.
J
■
:
which hr has met woman's peculiar needs
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Over
*5 r
•oncerne<! with thr care for»! the vai!*t* a knowledge of steam
*1 hr Indians of South America nav a qii*nt w a » pH! insed “to restrain the rx- tou BMkd« Di R V 1 >< • > < (chief consult
_ ____________ j_J ; Politician
ing physu »an to thr Invalids Hotel and
injured. Thr stern ami cugineeiing. while the spec ia! cours«1
M Want
Want
•,v”
600
curious poison, which is called rical. cesaivr and xti I" i t il lions une of roaches Sutgical
;
Vili
Institute, of Buffalo. N Y », the
. m.” In spite of this in- friend and
commun rter in that study has been abandoned.
A grain of it has the effect of starting within 11
confidant of tens of thousands
■ a (
1 tre mps. an.! With the amalgamation of the lint* and
cthod could be devised of modest women. In ovet thirty years
an irresistible drsirr for exertion. The novation
the progress th«* f«irmrr engineer corps, there will
made
ioi'omotioii pleasant experience with female disorder» of every
victim begins walking briskly rotiml w hlch
possible type, treating them to the number
,A ^-omplete Guide to the
omp iniiieil by iv »vrntiiaEv ami at an early ilxy no
and round in small circle« till he drops through at reut which wi re ali« r nntrly
of hundreds of thousand«. l»r Fierce has
torrents of »1lirt finding their wav to been brought int«» relation with every form
ava justified engineer officers on boarti ship who are
dead in his trucks. There 1 » no
forthcoming Elections
thr Fl.rt <!»t eh, and thick dep« »sits of of feminine w< aknrsa. feminine pecul­
t»f »av age con flirt s trained in th»' rapidly developing am!
but much eicltement. Clrvc 'and
iarity.
and
feminine
disease
Where
a
constantly broadening spvcialty of
i black mml. 1which furnished a ready ’
Dea ler.
rhrrutis nat ure
I
of 1900.
local piactitu tier lias experimented and
N Y. Independent
* w»*a|»uii to hi n\»»m- who wished to ex i failed w ith ten ca« s Dr Pierce * discover­
The River Mar,” n.ival « r.gint ring
rFai« i u The South A,rican
listi«-« ilis* «• i» s r r n ttt «* n t.
press dlssppr bation. It is tliflic*ult for > ies and adtrte have gone stuight to the
ATLRFS War; Varin the Phil-
Not VX Imi 'he Kx peeled.
An ice crrani merrl mt o* Honolulu, i us to pii-tuni London without eil her Í root and cured ten thousand Every varia
tion of symptomatology is known to this
A young holy of th«* city who is
flnding Imsh «*ns dull, wnnderrd »»ut ' un!»» or » inn ibuhts. Cornhill Mngn
- ‘PPines; The Interna-
Vnt * u r 1» risina.
life long specialist The prv-««-nce of com­
un« <!ay and *eizr<> rii un» rei
lint*
hear 11 - m. rt ing that our somewhat noted for hrr coquetry was
ess; Our Naval
plications that confuse ana baffle thr ordin­
notice,
until,
in
many
case*
the
d»
ullv
land in thr Paclflr orean. IE * claims
talking
ary practitioner are every day experience»
r I ’-kshuii is lying at the
uiiv
ilinients; The
disease is fully develop. ’
’
ownerahip of thr sanie under ih e squat-
am! t xrrv day successes to him
nume i o
1 he Cre 1
His medical discoveries am! hi* confi
Tii
•Oh
Ur sovrreignty art, a» <! thè govrrn-
she
salii,
in
a
moat
pitiful
tone
--------------------------------
Cancer
e.ut
’
t.
t
be
'
n
1
bv
a
least surprised; It’»
d«»ntial, fatherly advice, are to »lav the only
• 1
apitalization, ar J
inei.t ramiut dislmlge h»m.
( ii velami
..
, .
operation, becauae thedis.^ ia aVrA ,,
harbors to which w .«k. h<»pcle*s unfor­
all through life. -Roste '!! of voie» . ’’iiobotly luvcs me ”
■vt equally vital
Leader.
\-
i< |:tu-.-.i for reply the yo«rg p.'tsnn in the blood, circulating throughout th. RV«« , r
'.
tunate woman can turn for help J»»«/ ¡¿ft it
ninety irPtn timet out of Ftvr i hundrcd.
man si id with that trnilcm«*»» whi.h the sore or ulcer—known m the Cancer-may V- ¿ut ■ W
‘
Tho*e who turn to him experience at once,
aiway > appeals to the feminine heart : poison remaius in the blood, and promptly break* out afn-1 \
souci: eok i-rm.ii «nos.
instead of a shirwishing with symptoms,
• to« of ttch of
“1 an i <|uite sure that sotnebo«!, I y flora renewed violence.
with
s lMnv-diing of suffering
1' •* ’‘Favorite
Land Oflu e at Rosburg. Oregon
tbe American
Pi «-script foil ” not only removes all pain­
Feb. IB, 1900. I love you.
The
wonderful
miocee.
of
S.
8.
8.
in
curing
obstinate,
Teen
■■
•
1
ful female irrrgularitu. * but acts directly
-t ■ Edgar Stanton Mac-
II» r face brightened very percept-
Notic« is hereby given that the k t>W •
blood
dtsensee which wore con-udered incurable, induct -
‘
on the delicate ««rgana that suffei in the tug name»! settler Ims file«) notice of Ins
.(8 »-h? m M with a great deal of sn tiring . sufferers to try it for Cancer, after exhauHin J•7U* ‘ v :
I ’• 5. Mavy.
strain arid str»*« connect»»1 with mother
intentmn to make final proof in «up|»ort interest:
hood. ¥» *np| lies vital fores and energy
:?E STANDARD
Dr Pierc« is at all tunes ready to givs «»i his claim, ami (hat saul proof slmll
“I wonder who on earth it can be? the physicians without a cure. Much to their delight T < S ’'
ad* ’ ■ t’
oge b th«-*« w:i
mploy I»«» ma«i«> Ivrfore •» 1« Newbury, ('«uinty l>o yoi
equal to the disease and promptly effected a cure
ou kn»»w ?”
his icm««!u- Vltlreas hitu a« above.
Clerk of Jackson Const), al Jacksonville
”Oh. yes,” he replie«!.
**God and spread rapidly, and it was e«x>n demonstrated
(iregon, on March 31, 1900,vis:
beyond doubt that a cure had at last been
your mother “ Memphis S» imitar.
NOTICE FOR PCBI.ICAriON.
Loin« <’ Rivers,
I p itpiij to uiy Udreu
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu­
Land office ai Koerburg, Oregon J
on H F 7.1’ • I r the S\\ . SElt E‘w
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
hvbriiarv 16. I9«M» i
SW t.>Wl4 "U 4,f« U, f S4 < R W.
Hr—Mia» Smyth <
Notice ix hereby given that the follow
the following is a specimen :
He names the billow iug witaetu-cs to
Ar>
ing named aetiler ba» rt’?«l notn r of his prove his ruiitinuoua residence upon, Will you br my wife?
" Canoer ia hereditary In onr family, bit fuhrr a
in(riiti»>a to make final proof in support 1 and cultivation of said land, vu
She- Res Ily. Mr. Brown, thia Is so ai»t.>r and an aunt harina di«a from this drmdful
II THE Col K ER
of hi* 1‘laim. ami that *u«id proof will l»c
Daniel N»*athamn
Wimor,Oregon. «iiilden I mu't ‘fur time to
diwaae. My feeling may ba imagined when th# hor­
hi a-lr brf«»i? < «us Newbury.« untv clerk William Bybee, <1 4 Wimer. Oregon , E l
“A» you pl case This suiitairr dia- rible diw*.«o made ita appearance on mv aide. It ru
Do not buy a camera until you bave examined the
of Jackson Countv. at Jacky mville Ore , v»ar«l Hammor d, I. of Wliner, Oregon, moiiil ring
a malignant Can -er, eating inwardly in auch a war u>
will keep until—”
g
March I, IMO. x
Norris (kirn , of Wiuier. Oregon.
“A* I W; as saying when you inter- tocan*, great alarm The due«»- aeemed bcvond’the
\ (H I I* 4 >«lt II
•kill of the doctora, for their treatment did ’no p. d
J T RRIIhiEs. Register.
mpted 1«»« I must hair time to at
on II I . 7(hWL lor the M . S\V ‘4,
whatever, the Cancer growing worw all the w} ile
NW»
4
,
mh
.1»
r
34
-
R
3
U
least
try
<
m
thr
ring
lie
fore
giving
W ith the patent long au<l short negative attachment you can take
Numer-ue remediee wer« uae1 for it but the Car. r
He name» the following witnr<«*es to
>uu the answer
iu wi-h." ( hieago grew ueadily worse, until it seemed that I wan door o1
a4x4..4x^. 4*®. 4x10 an.l n 4x1a pk-tnre ax
ilesitetl. Conae
as desired
prove his continuous nwfidenca u;»on ami
Ev«*iiing
A«w*
to
follow the others of U>e family, for I know h
M »J.% i I "J
cultivation <>f sai l lan<l. vis
quently you hav» fiv< tu .
11 1
'
Ami
the **AL VISTA’ IM
when inherited. I wm alriw.l to try Swift1, Specific (-t g g , _. ,
. a».-Z
*••«••▼• Ftts
I mis Hu ere. of Wimer, On g m M H
«Implt xsd
I (••< «I ». r > ,
• J •'
Xr«t lay. forced out the poiaon I continued Ita u»e nr •.] ¡
. "•
11 •
• • -tu •
made for time and snap shot work, too U m n the ordinary 4*5
liam Bybee, of Wimer, Oregon; D ai i I
>1^
Em
Ml»»
- t ia lew
tbe.
«»e you bottles, when I was cure-i sound and well and b. « had no.Tm P"° ’ ‘
Nratiiammrr, of Wimer. < »rec n
I I
XU-a.
daylight loading film on xpool.i. Drop us > a |n*»ta1 and get our
our type- Xrsa iful affliotion. though many years hare elate.- ! r c a u !a*"< th.
-
’ aketB., wMfc Ssssr'f. 1
war«l Hammond, <d Wimer, Or« k- u
for Cáncer—Mk* S M/I ool . Kineton. N. C.
».la the ctjy c „
R
’
«iy
f“’ pS » w set. Irss eJ [
1900 catalogue.
r**»T». < h *
J. T RRIDtiES Register
Mtmt h aersr«4
J
Ye*
Om book on Cancer, containing other testimonia]« .nd
*•
’ *
«
F **•*•-■■ WWb
r Office
>p t
information, will be sent free to any address bv t* L r , k
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