Rogue River courier., May 03, 1900, Image 4

MEXiCOWANTSMONEY
NORRIS & ROWE’S
IBs a Million-Dollar Claim Against
the United States.
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AT GRANTS PASS
SATURDAY, MAY íth
Shows 2:30 and 8 p. m
Waterproof Tents will be Lo
cated near the Depot.
Grand Free Street ParadeJi a.m.
»
300 - Trained Animals - 300
These arc the Big Moral Shows that Delighted
109,(MM) People at Mechanics Pavilion, San
Francisco, recently and received
The Unanimous Endorsement
of Press and Public
Trained Elephants,
Trained Zebras,
Trained Goats,
Trained Ponies,
Trained Dogs,
Trained Monkeys.
THE ONLY EDUCATED
--Bos
Inclicns--
IN Till: WORLD.
Ikr Paver,
Within a few day« the Mexican gov­
ernment will call upon the United
States government iur the return of
nearly (i,<H4J,000 in gold, American
eoiu, which has been held asa aprcial
dr|> om it at h ast that 1« tbw «uppoxi
tioik—iu the treasury vaults for 2v
yrarx, says a Washington «fieeial cor­
respondent to the bl. Louis (ilobe-ih-m-
ocrut.
This money was sent here with other
; arnuunta to pay claims against M» xh .- j ,
where su< h claims urn* prop«-riy u<lju-
dicuted. 4 he story in connection wh h
the amount to in- rettiinrd is inter», i-
ing.
Under the treaty of lhO» a mixed cgu *-
i mission, an it was known, wa* ap| .«dm
I rd by our gove rnment an«! M«-xi< <) I
regulate accounts L»i\\»<n th«*
publics.
1*0 of the claim* sg
Mexico, for ►rj/««i rollon p
.Il
were those of La Abra .Min*
and Benjamin 'A i i!, ainountii
o
GGO and tk.<.'■ <>, rrsperth ly
1
mixed eominhMion hud ma«'* »V
these cates, but th»- Ah xn
u-
ment solicited (.» n. J. E.
then a confedrmir con n am-- » ■ n •
Rio Grande, to Io k aft» r tl<- <-luii.»x,
which he «lid niit i ¡hr civil vsar.
On tin* r< prrrcn • at ion of <<»
Slaughter cong¿»
H*fu*«d to p*. i .-
payment of the money to th«- ci.Ji
ants, 'i he D.alter came up a,-;. ¡,
th«* next ci.iiy r«-.- *, ami in t v» ¡;»I •
«•ceding c«>ngrrxM
and finally 1’.« I:,
congress passed an ac't submitting i
«•laiins to the court of claims. In nn
elaborate decision that tribunal »’
cid« <1 against the claimants. An up
p<*al wax made- to the xuprtme court of
th«- United States, and that tribunal uf-
firtm*d th«* decision of the court from
which appeal wax hud.
The claimants, after Mom«* tíme, went
to the supreme court and made a n-<>
tion for a new trial. Lust M«m«la\ i
motion was denied. By this act « f tkr
NUprenie court the Mexican govci
inent will receive the money, wifi.' H !
interest, which has been held her»' hi
trust Mine«- 1876.
Gen. Slaughter lately had a conf< r
enre with th«* M«-xiean minister, <i.•»
it is understood that th«* luthr in
formed bis government that tin- i » i
was subject t«> M«* x I co ’ n order. Oncol
the stories ix to the effect that I' «
money haw been boxed up in the inlift
of t lie t ret sury all t hex«* yeai>. But tin*
treasury officials deny this. TI;» \ «Io
not deny that Mexico may have claim
upon tin* government ior the amount
stated, but they say positively that Ihe
amount nafn< <1, nor any other anumnt,
is boxed ii|» in their vaults, and when
the Mexican niinlxt«*r lines up hi« cart
in front of the freasui-y building for
th«* purpoRc of getting the treasure he
will find nothing with which to make a
load.
According to Gen. Slaughter’s state
meat, the claimants in flu **»* «’«“»■s-put
up th«* biggest bluff on tlu* congr» ss of
this country' that has I»«» n mad«* in
many y«*ars. Although every commit
tee before which they appear««! «'«
elded ndverxelv, they came again ar»'
again, every time with a powtrhil
lobby, and when the senate fii.a'i’
passed on the report only five voter
were found in its favor, while in the
house the defeat was so strong that
th«* iiyes and noes vv«-r<* not call«-«l f«»r.
The testimony taken before flu* vari
»»us commit tees intikcs 2t),0(W) pngex of
-Ainted matter.
Gefi. Slaughter, wh«» lias had charg,
of tin* case for Mexico, ix 71 years old
lie is a nephew «if Mr Dollv Madison,
and when Iu* wax visiting her in Wash-
ington, hr a youngster, only 19 y»ai'
of age, she presented him to l‘rcxi«’rnl
I’iilk, who gave him a rniuniixsii>n a.-
lieutenant in the regular army. Ih-
wns on« of four to r»-c» Iva» such an np
pointnient from civil life. Win n the
•ivil war oc«»urred !»«• wax in rharge of
n lot of government store«, ainmunl
tion am! guns, at Eagle I’nsx, Tex. Th«
Atate of Texas, after pa- ¡ng th« a* t
of k»*»*rxslon, dcnifinde<l tin- proper! v lit
Engle Pass. Slaughter r»-f*.i-« »1 to mu
render it. and nianiig-t tl. by adroit
measures, to get th»* property on In-an!
n transport, and it reuche«! a pbu-i* of
safety hi spite of« ffortx of t In* conf« »1
erary to capture It. Slaughter thru
sent his resignation to this gov«rn
ment, uu»l wrot«* in eonn««*tion with if
that, while he was oppose«! tn Fere;
idon, his people hn<l Inkcii th»* step, at ll
he would stand by them, lie «*nl!s!»
In the c«»nfederat<* servic«* and lauan
a brigadier general, \ftrr th«’ war I
went to Mexico and wax engaged l»y th
Mexican government hr a «•ivil cn-
gine«-r. While mo engng«'«l he met G< n.
Shelby. of Mias«»uri, w hom lie had pr*
viously known, anti gave him a con­
tract of hauling ties for a Mexican rail
wav Grn Slaughter wa< also a fi I» n«I
of former < lov. T homa* (Iley uoldx. of
Missouri, whose legal n«lii<-»* wax fol­
lowed hv <’o-n Slaughter in hi« litiga *
tions for tlu M«'x1ean government.
Gen. Slatii I !» r is now again in tin*
service t f t‘
government a*» an rn
ginrer v *t' I ’.<’<|uartrrs nt Nrvv Or­ I
leans, and in the territory in which hr
I m rngagt-d H Eagle Pass, where hr «!«*
fenderl the pr«»p«rty of th«’ Unite«!
Stnlrxat i!»»-b innitig of t!ir civ il war.
In the matter of the^
e»* 1 aim of Enoch - Notice toCir<iitur«
Moon, »1» ceaæd, I
Notice is hereby give« by the un ler-
There h
been an immense im- figned, adminiatrAtor of ti e ertate u*
provcincDt fur the better in the diet Enoch VJoun, deceARod. to ti>e creditor«
of little children in the last genera­ of, and all perpone baring claim« againat
tion. and the ua«* of j-
li tul xooth- the max ! dereaacd ùo exhibit them wi»h
ing ayrupa and otii
i. «. which neceeaary voucher« wiilun a:x month«
was once ao comn n. «. .
-,...ing a «her the tirât publication of tliie notice
thing of the paat. any a i
w York to the fai l administrator At tny office in
Tribune. The mother V
t hu a 'tuinia- <*r«Dt«* 1' ami , Joeepbine Countv, Or«-g*»n
Dated April Zft; IW). A.C. H oiqh ,
tera without, a phyateh «tu • pre »ci rip-
Admiuietrator >f ihe patate of
lion such an anud; Hit as paregoric e or
.
Enoch Moon, de» ea«e*i.
camphorated’ tincl lire <>f opium DOW
certainly concraiM the practice, For- NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTE H> As-
uu'riy nurubt-rlexM children fell vlc-
8£>SMENT WORK.
tima to the ignoram
ignorance of their moth- , To S idjikv M. .M ans ;—
Y oq are hereby no lfi»d ihtt the tin
If paregoric had ix-en 1 or w a»
m >I«I ns camphor a ted ti inet itre of <lw*< gned have (leriormed the
11. few mother« would « ever have merit work upon that »«r*» u m.ning
if, and no mother uh »0 U not It'la in «'tiiM't* 011 B'i-en creeu, in J.>-e
gy
« ignorant v.’.jti!*! uac it today ■: plune ( "Untv, Oreg m. and knoAn xs
{Ma McCoy 1‘iacer .vlmtog ('ta-m, »»»e '<>
f id the «footox's order. J If »t were ■ ration ceriith aie of
xAid claim being »♦*
ly stated that in s >. h :<
syrup* corded at page 251 <>i vo «ime 5 oí ihr
>p<eial quality was d
Io » i mining rr-çuidx of
Jo re pi* me county.
of opium cr morphii . they Oregon, and that i be porliou ui
d be avoided; but tin« is nul j wo»k due trom yon to »he undt>r**i»,m-<i
A m a rule, it ix be* t tc
nr lour *di«rr >( said work in x- ful uWI,
tl
'touit;—For ihe vear 1897. $2') GOr » .r
«be year 1S9H. $20.00; f»«r the year 1899,
k
¡|20.00; and il raid »uni* are not r»aid to
I the un<terRi.*»ie*i a’ the expiration ui
tl
Ninety deyr «lier this notice bv pnblica-
i'idn. yniir iittereat in »aul claim will be-
t come tike prop« rfv of ib« umk*n>»gn'>d.
I« I
’ your co oaitéra in a*d num .
T¡
: Date of first publication. Aprii 20. 1900
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t< 1 ’¡»k-KN I :
A'SE n MIE n T NOTICE.
t’
1' c fie I in • Needle
Cottqiany. —
< n th< ’ li
L'raiion of prined»«! piar« i oí bu lues«,
il," i • g! • >
San F ran* i- o C li
n t. L iuaiion ol
-
brain« of <• bild reo arc very works, (irar.la Pa—». Oregon.
IMe to «uuh hnpr«*‘ alona, anti
N< t e i* l.piel»’’ given t -it a» a meet
rurally prone to inflammation of the Boar! of Di © tors, held on the
14<b day of April. J!0>. mi assessment.
g»-*tl«jn.
2. (j ¡mi in all itx form!- greatly’ in- No. Two (2) of One Dollar (|l.O0> per
cr* i-ix the tendtney of Ihexe grave share, wax levied upon li e capi'al xto k
di < rt!< i ' which <-;ti»se the «b ath of of the corporation, payable immediate!*
in United Stat, s gohl coin to the Secre­
the majority’ of children.
tary. at the office of the company, N ».
2. The ii.*all» st dos» win Hometimea 9-7 Market Hreet, Room No. 715, San
cause fatal depr« *-xioiix, ami the fre­ Francisco, California
quent Uf-e of such drugs will result
Any stock opon which this a-stesinenf
in a Htiit«* of chronic engorgement of shall remain unpaid on the 17th dav of
the blood.v» - » Is of the brain, which May. 19(X), will be delinquent and adver­
from th» slightest cause will give rise tised for sale at public auction, and un­
to con-, ulsionx, dropsy of the brain, less payment. I h * made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, the 4 h dav of June,
or M»m other no 1« xe fatal disease.
1900, to pay the delinquent assessinent,
4. The brain ix the fountain and tugeíher wlth costa of udverluiiig and
■ a! pri .g <>f hie. and if it is disor- expenses of ►ale.
<!« r»*»l the whole vita! machinery is de­
By order of the Board of Di'ectorx.
ranged and out of gear; and there­
M. R. CORDS, Secretary.
Office— No. 927 Market xtrr-et, Room
for«- it is just ax inipONsibh» for the
hiiman nuu’hine to perform itx func- No. 715, Ssn Francisco, California.
ionx hr it is for a watch t«i run when
Free to Inventors
th«* mainspring is out of or«ler.
The experience of U. A. Snow A Co.
5. Opiates derange the etomaoh.
which is regulate«! by th«* brain and in obtaining more than 20,000 patents
nerves, and thus the healthful sup­ for inventors has enabled them to help­
plies absolutely necessary for the fully answer many questions relating to
growth amt health of th«» child are the protection of intellectual property.
This they have done in a parnplet treat­
G. ’Through the same Influences the ing briefly cf United States ami foreign
action of th«* heart ix interfered with, patents, with cost of same, and bow to
mid thus arc all healthful xupplicH of
procure them;, trade marks, design,
blood to the system interrupted.
cavealB, infringements, decisions in lead­
7. I lie in . jhing becoinex slow and ing patent cases, etc., etc.
laborious . iih I the blood ix not purified
This parnplet will be eent free t<» any­
in th«* lung*
one writing to C. A. Snow A Co., Wash­
ington, I). C.
.
WOM-N AND EATING.
lien l*r«*p--rl.v •**«',> tin- Uorrl«*« mid
IlHTilohipN < f 1.1 ir Ar«*
The Only Big R. R. Show
Coming.
...Bring the Children...
I*l< K
I->i :
Adults, -
-
-
ÖO Cents
Children, -
-
- 2Ö “
More
Uirily Dorm*.
\Vom»*n ar»- i <>t tit ¡usly careleMS
about their own ft»»;d, says the Phila­
delphia Ledg«*r. On«* could wish that
Ihoxe who neglect Ihiir »luty of prop­
erly a h I « ti,ri«*iitly nourisliing their
own bo«ii« s would study tin* statit»-
ti«*s of insanity' and its increase
am».ng ux. I h«‘ ol<l Latin proverb t«*llx
uh that our aim should be to
a sound mind in a Round body.
•‘Drink and hurry’ and worry
most of the men t>> an axylum,’
iu doctor, “while love affair«, coni-
hint'd with a lack <*f food, throw
of the women off their bilance.” The
hive nlYalrx would have but little in­
fluence over them if thej y were prop*
rrly fed. but among the e Illusions in
which girla and* women i indulge I h
that, ns they care very little about
their food, mo th«* lack of it cannot
have much effect upon them. They
rather dvspixe men for living careful
to have regular ¡¡¡calx, whether buxi-
ncaa preaMca or not, and art* inclined
in
tos vaunt their own superiority
xurli respects, But if this disregard
»
of the natural iiiMtiiictH of hunger
lead« uh in the Maine path hr “drink
and hurry and worry” had men, and
if vv»* arc to be .humiliated by hypvr-
MvnsitivcnvsR in lov«* afTiiirs. how pre­
eminently* does niah’ common MviiMr
stand out in th«* matter.
\V»> so often exalt our weakness into
something to be proud of. And if we
go without lunch some day. an aveng­
ing headache swoopw down and makes
hr irritable.
Surely, that is nothing
to be proud of! Or. if the men of the
family are dining out. the women
f
hnv«* tea and toast and xcrnmbled
<*ggs and next morning wonder why
they feel no limp and nx if everything
to lie done were dreadfully trouble­
some and imposRiblc.
LA GRIFFE
le
now reaping a rich harvest. Medical «tatla
tic« complied by the best
phyilclana of the world
■how that ever «Ixtv per
cent of the caaea of acquired
CONSUMPTION ar« due to
LA GRIPPE. There are also
other points of weakness.
Refer to the numbers on the
chart Study each one care­
fully. Familiarize yourself ,
with them. If you have an
attack of LA GRIPPE begin
the n*e of lll'DYAN as
soon as th« acute symptoms
have subeided. Ill l»1 AN will bring about
the restbratton to perfect health.
The Parts Affected Are:
1. TMG nt COPS rtEHBRANE LININO
THE BACK PORTION «»P TUB NOSE. It be-
comes Inflntncd and thickened, and a Chronic
Catarrh is the r«’H ult. HI 1ST AM will reduce
the inflam»nation, and leave the mnrous mem­
brane in a perfectly healthy condition.
It
Began
with
Bake«) hominy, in Georgia fashion,
is a southern dish that I.** ar.s
on. Cold boile«! hominy grits may br-
*»;■< ied or hominy boiled frt-vh for the
purjMr.s«-. Take enough vuuk<-«i hominy
fur four persons and »tir into it one
w» ll-lx-aten egg, a tablespoovful of but­
ter melted, a half teasf«oonf>. i salt. Add
. little I*.ilk or i-r» - !i. ;:»;•! mix thor­
oughly. Pour into a shallow baking
dish, wt 11 buttered, and bake to a nice
crisp brown on top ami side«. S^Tve
yp-y Lot, either for luncluou, whh
cold meat, or as an apptlizing and
riourisliing dish for the children’s »up- .
p» r. It »*ii»jiik!
iuld not be over twoinche
«h up in the pun.
A connoi »•»cur In the cooking
clams givti ¡. this «lelightfu! way
cocking ««» Ft. £ la in». bele<*t the iargt
v;hit«Mffp I! cluriHi, wash thoroughly in
watt r »0 free them iron
.
iy. Waxh the
sand and <>pvn carefully,
«G « p half of each shelf again, and plact
th«- elauis on then.. Lay In a large bsk-
Notary Public.
iry pan. pour a little mehed butter
uv'-r each clan». «lust with fine cracker
er* ’nbs, and xea-cn with salt and a
Dr. Willi»m»’ Pink Pill« for T»le Peopl,
«;;:□» cf icd pcpjx r. Lay a slice of
contain, in a condensed forin, al! the ele­
ments necessary to give new life an»l richness
• . ol;»*d hr
an in* h square on each
to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
• • .'am, put th«- pan in the oven and bake
They are an unfailing specific for such dis­
until a rich brown. Serve with quar-
eases m locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis,
St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia rheu­
!« •"a cf It men.
matism, nervous headache, the after-effects of
A nutiifioiis and excellent mutton
¡a gnppe, palpitation of the heart, pale and
broth is tiHKlr in this way: Cut into
sallow complexions, all forms of weakness
• 1! pi« ci s r li.Hit two pound» of the
either in male or female.
ii'f’k of r. ij’t'.u, (’rack th»* bones ant I
nr William»’ Pink Pills for Pale Peopl«are sever
'■z
r with two quarts f cohl water.
tdld bribe dozen or hundred, but always in pack-
lie. ’ktall druggists, or direct from> the. □» wit-
I! «t slcwiy and «cuk tw • hours, xkim-
Hams Medicine Conipany. Schenectady. N. Y., 60
nting it well when it flrst commences
centa per bo». 6 boxes $2.50.
to boil. Add tw«» level teaspoonfuls
rice, one small onion and a littiçsalt.
At the end of three hours season to
t .
.¡nd '■•••’.
:ii<r.ing ail the fat
with a soft paper, or allowing it to
c«»»d, then removing the fat.
Salt jn'ick ’Ft l, properly snaked for
4H hours before u-ing, th«*n broiled
over a «dear fire and served with a lit­
tle melted butter and cri’arn, makes
a breakfast dixli that is especially ap-
pi ti/ing in the tipr’ng. On'y the l»est Stages run both way» daily between Grants Pass, Oregon, and Crescent
City. Cal., passing through the following interior points: VVilder-
mackerel should be used. The head
ville, Love’s, Anderson, Kerby, Waldo, Shelly Creek,
an«! tail should be cut off before put­
trig ^o xoak, as these port'onx give a
Patrick’s Creek, Gasquets.
rank taste to any fish. Always freshen
- ith the skin side up to draw out the
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
salt.
... 8 a. m. | Leave Crescent City
. 6 a. m,
“("oddled oysters" furnish an agree- Leave Grants Pass . .
:J)!i7
iy ¡n (he way of preparing Arrive at Waldo..........
. 6 p. tn. | Arrive at Waldo........
8 p. n«
the popular bivalve for luncheon or tea. Leave Waldo......... ..
4 a. m. | Leave Waldo............... 6:30 a. m.
i’ut a level tablespoonful of butter in
..6p. m. | Arrive at Grants Pass .4:30p. m.
Arrive at Crescent City.
the chafing dish or frying pan and
The scenery through which this line passes is beautiful. A de­
when well t. «dfcd pour in » nough to­
Excursion
mato catsup to just cover the number Ightful mountain road from Gasquet to Crescent City,
of oysters to be used. Wh« n the cat­ rates during summer season.
sup bubbli s add ihe oysters and cook
J. C. HARPER, Grants Pass, Or.. Manager.
1 wo minutes or until they curl. Pour
on slices of toast and servi* nt once.
A p: ir.t too often lost gfglit of even
by exjjcrienced housekeepers is that
in using sour milk the proportion of
soi';, should be It s>< nerl ns the acidity'
of the milk increases. Newly soured
milk, which is tliiek. requires a level
teaspoonfn! of soda to each pint of
milk, while thin and white sour milk
nee«!« but a saltspoon of soda to a
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1» v.ur p«;>rr made for »on and not a mlaflt It la la.ear»
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on your heat hnrnei«. your ok! har­
ness. arid your <*«rriar«* * p. and (hoy
will not only
i>»tt«-i out wear
longer. Sol.l every where In cans - all
lift s from half pints to Hve gallon«.
kladv I v N1ANDAKD OIL < O.
AST and SOUTH
This is bemnd question the
most succcaxful Cough Medi­
cine ever known io science; a
few do-.es invariably cure the
worst casen «.ft ”';h. Croup
and Brent hitis, wht'e its won­
derful succefs in the cure of
Consumption is without a par­
allel in the hist. • yof medicine.
Since its fit st d.M-tivery it has
tx*en sold on a guarantee, a
ttst which no other medicine
can stand.
If you have a
Cough, we earnestly ask you
totryit. In I’nt ted States and
Canada^?* .
and $1 «■», and
in England 1». k’d,, v«. 3d. and
4«. <M.
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lami am! U ay Sial
Shortest and Quick est
SOLE PROPRIETORS
LINE T<>
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For Rites. Fokler« ;
regarding Eastern trip.
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• 5.45 p m.
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9 00 a in.
Kansas City
7:25 a m.
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Ashland. . 12.33 a.m
Sacramento
5.00 p.m.
Kan Fraociaco. 7:45 p » rn.
Uonnevtint ». 8»n Frjn. iwo with wv-
<*.»! ».-....»I.ip line* fur Honolaln.
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City Piti*, anti Ti»
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ritritigli Palace and Tourht Nle«*p 1 Ar. L or Angeld«
7 0<) a.m,
Ar. El l’a«..
G (X) p.ui.
(».00 p m.
era, liming and Buffet Smoking
Ar. Fort Worth. G -3<) a rn.
G 30 a.m.
Librar) Cara.
Ar, City n« Mexico 9:55 a. m.
9 :55 a.m ■
Ar. Houston
4 :00 a m.
4 :00 a.m.
DAILY TRAINS, FAST TIME. >ER- Ar. New Orlean» B:25 a m.
(’> 25 pm.
Ar.
Weahington
VK’E AND S< ENERY UNEQUALED
G.42 a.m.
G 42 a ip .
Ar. New York
12 :43 p in
12 ;42 p.m.
Ti» k«*tx to points East via Porti;
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the (.RE \T NORTHERN RY.,
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.»t Sxithcra Pacific 1»«*| mh Ti ket
¿•ien an I hl P mho . ntid Tonrwt earn tn
tiranta Pass, or GREAT NORTH! Its
' 1 ’»'••. M. I. ouir . New Orleans and
Ticket Office
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visit
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AND ALL POINTS EAST
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and new train service faking effect May
3, are thoroughly modern, electric light­
ed, anti will I mp cooled by electric faui
They will accommodate 3G person» at
one time. A D. Ch ar I Ion. Aaa’t Gen l
Pae« Ag’t, 255 Morri-on St., Cor. 3J,
Portland, ’ >re.
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w hai it has done fue me
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Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
LVa^"ldi7”? ' A’mHxih'ffii.L.'0'’
*nd ",i> W‘" **
Thi« most aggravating and tormenting of all akin «lixei^cs is cauaed by an acid condition of
the bl'xxl, and unie« relieved through certain instrumentalities t«x» much
of tins « I J *u>n T'.ulns the skin and it become« rv«l and inflated, The itching and burning air
almost unltearabte,
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,_t_____ when
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ovcrhcalrd
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from any z
cause.
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skin *ccms on fire, sleep or test is
the »lespci iitc sufferer, rrgardleaa of conar«|urnccs, scratches until strength is exhausted
11
Tin a burning, itching humur appears sometimes in little pustulex, discharging a sticky fluid, which
banns v rusts am! scale«. Again the sxin it dry, harvt and fissured, itches iutens* ly, bleeds and scabs over
This is a painful and atubboni form of the «disease.
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While E< .*utna, Tetter. Erysipelas, Salt Rheum am! many like troubles are spoken of as diseases o(
jA the akin, they are really blood diseases, l<ccAuse
Mrs. Ufa M
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r. Shilohsl
I Cough and
►¿(pnsinnpiion
Cure
Corner Stockton, Marftof and Hha Stratta,
If tiur Ho **l !• m a purr, healthv condition, no ptwoonom element» can reach the »kin.
l x
»’ api
ktio.isof waxhvs l> ti is i d Mdvts s* metitnes mitigate the itching and outhe the
inflammation, l ut cannot reach the disease. Only S S. S , the real blood medicine, can do this,
S. S S., the only pnrrlv vegetable renndv known, i* a aafe aud permanent « ure for Ecxema aud all deep-tested blood arx!
•kin trmibtak. It ip * ,hn t to the seat of the diaeaae. neutralue» the actdto and cteaaaetlbe blood, rv-inforcet atvTiDvigvrate«
All the organs. «nJ thus » Gears the »ystew of all impuntic« through the natural channel», the »km relieved, all mflammatKii
•uhaidr« and «11 signs of
'",ra
ol Amern.a-har.ug ove- a million and a half regular readers
CHAS. F. JLNKtNS.
Ill l»N A S’ will <*urv all o! the ab-ve symp­
toms and leave yotir whole system in a perfect
conditlec of health. Go to your drngslst at
once and procure n pmk.ig >f III l»A AN
for fit) cent«, or six p»< ^«jes for I. '0. Il jour
druca.’t does not k< ■ p it, i*end dire*-t to the
III l>Y AN KI HI 1» A < OHP A NA »
Francisco. Cxi. Remember that yon ca*i consult
the III l»N AN I»»»« •rsiH'a Fit» I'.-
aud see t’ne d
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them or write, as n ’.«••Ire. AddriM
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WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE.
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WITMER ATKINSON.
Address,
FARM lOlRNAT
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B. CHRONIC TONSturiS. OR CHRONIC
SORE THROAT.—From the same cause as the
I
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eoiniog on.
fl. WEAKNESS IN THE HE ART.-III l>-
A I Xi wil «rrengthea the heart nervr-.e i i.il: re
the circulation ot blood, and cause the heart­
beats to become strong aud regular.
fl.fl. A WEAKEN! D CONDITION OF THE
LOWER LOBES of THBLUNQS-HI l»Y AV
will cause the lung tissue to be»?ome strong
and healthy.
7. LUMBAGO. OR WEAK BACK.-HI I»-
Y AN will strengthen it almost imtned atcly.
Hudyio RrmcJy (ororany
<•’« ri» (re ti
pi*
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Mr. W. J. Juengert. ica Lan­
don St., Buffalo, N. Y., tells how
hewasenred by Dr.William-, Pirk
Pills for Pale People. He says:
“About one year ago I was suf­
fering a great deal with kidney
trouble, and the terrible pains
which I experienced in the small
of my back almost incapacitated
me for work. I tried wearing
plasters but they did me no g"<xi
whatever. In connection with this
kidney trouble I was subject to
chronic headaches. 1 was advised
to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
Pale People. I did so and soon
noticed a great improvement, after
continuing their use for several
months all traces of the kidney
trouble disappeared and the head­
aches became less frequent.”
(Signed)
W m . J uengert .
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 29th dav of June, 1899.
W. G. S tanton ,
M, Ma»» * a X Daaaealle
Lere«
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