Rogue River courier., May 17, 1900, Image 4

A VISIT TO PARIS.
k ±_:
LODGERS GUESSING
Americans Who Go to the Exposi­
tion Will Need Much Cash.
NOTICE TO CREHTOHS.
In (he County Court of the State of Ore­
gon fur the County of Josephine.
In the matter of the
e*tat«* of Enuvli - Notice to Creditors
M 000, deceased, )
Notice is hereby given by the umier-
eifteod, adnnniairatur of the estate of
Enoch Moon, deceased, tu the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhinit them wnb
necessary vouchers within six months
after the first pubhi'atiou of this notice
to the »aid administrator at my office in
Grants Pass, leeepbtnel maty,Orr^Mi
Dated April 26, llXM). A.C. Hocuii,
Administrator of the estate of
Enoch Moon, deceased.
RAVAGES OF PLAGI!
Historical
Mortality List of the
Dread Disease.
Abom the lutcut thing In slot ma
chines is the “quarter In tbe-alut r»»
Tke teo«r»a uf ludia Date« from the
ilOtlHC who
meter. The head of t
la«e»d aud Ihird « •*■»!■ riea,
¡r
new-fill*-
contracts for one of lb»»
A4. C — Horrura of lb«
i.jiherrd
fled coutriranccs i« nwer
l.pljeuiie.
of
nc<
v»
I.
with gas bilie, for he r. < -
-1»
hr
gel»
sity, pay cash for ail He
The following figure* convey nn
___
______
a lie drops his quarter iutu a huh in n
Ben C. Traman,
well known
i<lea of tlie fearful ravage* of the ba­
newspaper writer in Chicago, i* now in box connected by a rather deffeutr
borne plagn - from the Hine of the
Paris and in a reeeut letter offers, bit of mechanism with the meter, am
flrat hiatoi i< al rt» <>r<l of ita existence:
through the Chicago C hronicle, some then he lights bi* ga» »tuve and hi«
suggchiiona to those contemplating n ga» bracket, am* the jet» burn awa> NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTE TO Av rirt* l.islory of bubonic piagac date*
from the second und third centuries
visit to that city during Ahe exposi­ merrily until 25 cent»’ worth of ga»
8E8SMENT WORK.
in-fore ( l.riat, and two Alexandrian
tion. lie says:
ha» l>een con«ume<l, »nd then there I-» To S iijmby M. M aw . n
phjb.eiana. I)io»corid«a ami I’oaido-
You are liervby no’ificd that I he un
••The hotels have all raised their a sudden and Egyptian darkne»«,
iier»igned have per for med the aaaes* m [ •. who were contemporaries of
rd« from 40 to 60 percent. The Grand the Chicago Tribune.
Chriat. have left a description of the
hotel is the leading robber of the gang.
The scheme ha» it» drawbi neks, I msnt work upon that ceriain mining
see which leaw-» no doubt that it
Twenty years ago a good room cuujd Sometime* the ga» gm?» out at in id- claim situate on Bolen creek, in June
be secured there for six francs per day, night, when there 1» u party on. ami. I phine Countv, Oregon, ami known ax was the t»ame a* that of modern
' the McCoy Placer Mining Claim, the lo­
candles and attemlunce included ; coffee though Che boat have a pocketful of cation certificate ol said claim being re t'lUH s. The plague never died* out,
fur two franca, dejeuner a la four- $100 bill« but no quarter in change, curded at page 251 of volume 5 of the btTT it waa not until the middle of the
Tcv»ith century that the horrible
chette, four franc*, and dinner for six, he and hi» gueata may whiatle fur
mining record* of Josephine county,
eric known as the “black plagtac*’
including wine. Ten y* ai s ago. dui ing their light.
• Oregon, and that the portion of said
it «<1 Europe ami rauacd the death
the exposition of 1MW, the sain« loom
There ia a boarding houae on Wash­ . work due (ruin you to the undersigned
of
mure
than 25.0(X),000 people. The
was seven franc», coffee three francs, ington boulevard where the boarder» I a* your «hare of »aid work la uh follow»,
Uby was epidemic in London in
dejeuner five franca and dinner »ev. n, who arc not In arreara for room ami to wit;—For the vear 1697, 120 00; for
. 1361 ami 1368. In 1352 two third*
including win«. Mow, how»*ver, the food are threatening to leave unit*»» Hie year ¡60S, |20.00; fur Hie year 1690, I
Marne room (incandescent light) is I'< the quari »T-in-the-alut machine !>«■ $20.00; and if said »uni* are not paid lo of the iH-adcmlc ¡»opuiation of Oxford
-«I of it. It was again epidemic in
francs, coffee four francs, dejeuner turned out and one of the old time I the undersigned at the expiration of
five francs and dinner st ven, or about “work-day -an<l-night-nn<l -never rcMl’t ninety dsya after tins notice bv publica­ Ixmdon in 1100, 1406, 1428, 1472 and
$6 per day, and all the meals skimpy meter*be put In ita place. Tlie landlord tion, your intereat in «aid claim will be­ 1499. in 14«>6 over 40,000 persons died
come Hie property of Hie undertign?d, of it in Paris. In 1563 it broke out
—»aim* thing every day; same old I nu reatlcManort of »pirlt, and forgetful
your co owners in t-atd mine.
jxjulette and chicken salad twice a day. to a degree. He haa a habit of going I tele of first publication, April 26, 1900 again in London, and the mortality
was more than l.Ouo per week.
In
Can you imagine so protllgion a «te.d downtown and ataying till lute at
E E. iioiciiF.it,
1572 Lyon* 'lost Stl.OOO of ha popula-
as HO cents for a cup of riLominahlc night, As a rule, the gim go«-» out
J. F Wl»K< AKVKK,
tion frein the plague. In 1575 it vla-
coffee ami a few counted rolls? The about three hours before his return,
H. H owouih .
I ted Venice and carried off 70,000 per­
Continental anti I/Athanee charg» Then one of the servant» goen to
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.,
sons.
In 16(J3 the mortality of un­
about the name. All the oth< r hot< Is every room with a tallow dip. She
Pacific Pin« Needle
Company. — other fpiihniic iti London reached
of Recount charge about from | m to
ia under order*, however, from the Location of principal pity*« of bu incsM,
38,000.
In 1603 an epidemic in Egypt
francs per day fur full board pet inontb proprietor, to go first to th' room» of
or per day everything* is no much thoae who have forgotten to pay (heir nsri Francisco, CJifoin a. Location of 1» »aid to have resulted in the death
work», Grants Pass, Oregon.
of I.OOO.iXJO pen pie. An epidemic in
per day*, even if it
l»y «»it * on th
boaril, to see if ahe can ralae the price
Notice is lierebv given that at a meet
year.
of a m-w gaa xiipply. Failing in thi». of the Board of Di e tor», held on tlie London, in 1625, camied a mortality of
“And then you are compelled to fee the tallow dip» arc brought into ii-<* 14th day of April. J900, an SNMMUHnent, 35.000. and in 1
more th un 10,000
from six to ten people nlmui t <•< ntiri
■ried off
In 1656
The worst feature of the whole No. Two (2) of On» Dollar (|1.<X); per Londoner» wert
ually. Elegant pensi< iin , engiin cred thing ia that, when the ga» give» out share, was levied upon the capital »to<*k there was a t*
c epidemic which
by widows of ‘distinguished anti In- in the middle of the night, and tin* of the corporation, pavabie immediately carried off 3r\(M
i Naples, 60,000 in
merited army ami navy officers ’ are proprietor 1» prevailed upon l»y »oine mi' nited Btah • foul edn to tb< Set re- Genoa and H,0i
i Rome.
I II 1605
higher priced than tlie high late ho­ of the “night owl»’’ to chip in a qmtr tary, at tlie office of tlie company, No. a fresh epidemic in i London resulted
tels. while life al a regular pvii>ion ter for a new atoek, it i» neceHHiiry 1)27 Market Hreet, Room No. 715, San in the dcirth of 6.8,50(1
1)0 people. Thin is
Francisco, California.
means taking chances of h« ing .larved
to wake up every »oul in the h<r:»e
Any stock upon wl.icb this a-HMHinent th»- lli>t absolutely accurate esti ma to
or frozen to death. Next to Hie hotels to aee if unyon« ha» gone to l»<*<l shall remain unpaid on the 17th day of on record. In 1679 Vienna lost 76,000
»lid pensions as freebooters cotne the
leaving the gna lighted. Asphyxiation May, 1900, will be delinquent ami adv«*- uy plaque and in 1»>1 Pra-'iie lost 83,-
«tores, that have put up their price» would Hpee<lilv follow If thia were the litied for sale at. public auction, ami un- 0<Mi. In 17i I Stockholm had an epidem­
iplite 40 per cent.
cn»<‘ wrben the new quarter went into I phh payment be made Indore, will be ic. with about 40,000 fatal case». In
“Hats and shoes are 50 |>er cent, dear­ the »lot. Tin* new machine ia
sold on MONDAY, the 4th «lav of June, 1720 an epidemic in Marseilles carried
w ar­
EKM), to pay the delinquent »'»HPNHtnent,
er than in 18HV; neckties that range
In
ranted to keep lodger* giieaaing an <1 together with cost» of advertising ami off from' i ! «1 to 60.<i.-i people.
from 25 cent»» to So cents in New York.
1770 mid 1771 Hie plague killed 300,-
moving.
ex 1 h -use» of »ale.
Sun Fraiiri»c<> and Los Angeles, runge
000 people in Moldovia, Wallachia,
By order of the Board of DirectcW».
from three francs (60 cents) to seven
Transvhnnia, Hungary ami Poland,
FLOATING STONES.
M. R. CORDS, Becrciary.
francs (Sl.W) here and this is the
Office—No. 1*27 Market. Hlreet, Room and in the xarnc year one-fourth of
country of silk nianufnctlire»!
Cot­ Ih. lilt <>r Mair That Prof. Sonlriu- No. 715, San Francisco, California.
th« p'lpnl .1 a of Mos< ovv d’ed of
ton, linen und woolen goods have nenr-
klulil law LI «»atina in the
plague. Since that tim<* there have
Erec to Inventors.
y ail advanced from 20 to 60 percent,
Ocean.
been frequent outbreak» of the dis-
over ’.vhat they were in IHNtt. ( urn s and
The experience of (’. A. Snow A Co. ca»e, and it has constantly existed in
Prof. Erland Nordenakjold, the »on in obtaining mor« Ilian 20,000 patents Lower Hindustan ami about Constan­
umbrella» and such from 20 to 40 per
cent. Shirt», handkerchiefs and glove» of the famous Arctic explorer, saw a for inventors has enabled them to help­ tinople, but there have been no
curious Night last year while rowing
seem not Io have advanced no much.
Coming to
fully answer many qmation» relating to really great epidemics.
“Druggists’ goods hove gone diabol­ in th« long and narrow channel of
recent times, Bombay suffered nn
the
protection
of
intellectual
propel
ty.
ically out of all »iglit of nil grade» of Ultima Esperanza, on the aouthweat
epidemic in 1806.
In January the
polite robbery. A prescription Hint coast of Putugonia. He observed frag­ Thia they have done in a pninplet treat­ mortality was nearly 5,000. and in
would cost 25 cents in Sun Francisco ment* of alate floating on the aurfaco ing briefly of United States and foreign Febrnnrv, 4.66
The totnl mortality
is $1 here. An ounce of castor oil is in larger or smaller cluster*. There patents, with cost of same, und how to ill !l> preMilei ii-y of Bombay has been
50 relit», a pint of witch hazel 1» 90 were a great many of them, and nt’ procure them; trade marks, design, 16 1 • n J. In J’ una. last August, there
cent» and an ounce of borax 40 cent». one cast of the net hr gathered in caveats, in iringeineii Is, dee inions in lead­ Wi 1* an uvera) p* of lf/i death* u day,
Cundies, fruit, clarets, tobacco, cigars about 700 pieera. The stones had evi- ing patent cane*, etc., etc.
in a popiiînl c »'i of 1)0,000.
i bis pamplet will be sent free to any­
and cigarettes are the only thingN tlint dently drifted out froin the beach,
It ia h rumi i.kable fa ’t that Euro-
one
writing
to
C.
A.
Snow
A
Co.,
Wash
­
have not liecn atrocioii»ly advanced. which was covered with similar frag­
I» a h » aeem a «•; <•« !y sung ; j i; i Je to the
ington,
D.
C.
Soup, leud pencils, pen, ink and paper inent* that had fallen from the slate
<ii> ise nownc lays , h nd a• • able to
have advanced 100 per rent Omnibus cliffs behind.
The surface of t he
wi at » nd it» i,av:ig»*s \’.L( i infected.
rates arc six cents ns against four rents stone* was dry und they sank at once
Di ng the r. ii > nt outbi f ak in llong-
some years ago Tlie only thing rhciip if they became wet through the move­
K< < only 11 UurupeiitiH were at-
In Paris to-day is 1lic cab. which i» still ment of the swell, says the New York
tmi*k< d. un<l t he mortality in their
only 30 cents from any one (mint to an- Sun.
la rather a coinuion dlaeaav an<l fa m«’t with Cll * un» but. 18.2 per e.-i.t. Aihong
Jthrr within the city, for from one to
Tlie frag me iris contained no air aniongat young women. It ia ratmed from nn J a pa HUM' ( IO <• as« ) the i
tn lily was
I
Hirer persons, or 40 crnls per hour for cavities that were perceptible to the impoverished couditlon of th« blood. Being a 60
r »■«•nt., ninoi’.g Porti.guc.se resi-
P'
blood dlaeaae Chl«>r<>aia dents (I n cases) the mortality
•ame. 1 have met a score or more < f naked eye, but a discovery was made
was
can ba onr«d by
Americans who iiad ronir here to staj
that may explain the fart that »tone
66 per rent., mid among Chinese !,6iy
III
l>VAM.th«frent
for several months, but who are going fragments of a specific gravity of
vegetable remedy for ciincs ) tlm mortality was 93.4 per
back on Hie North (irrman Lloyd 2.71 were floating on a fluid of a speci­
the blood aud oervea. cent
steamer of the 18th. All of these go fic gravity of 1.
Ill l»Y
wiU en­
Dr. George M. Sternberg, L. L. n,
home without making purchase», and
It whh found that »mall gnseonn
rich the blood «nd give in an iutcresting article in the Geo-
none of them will return by the French bubble» were attached to the under
It lawk It» healthy, r«<! graphic Magazine, stiys:
line.
Really, the
foreign feeling Miirfare of the floating atom’s, and
color. The blood being
“I ah nil have the satisfaction of
hi
a poor condition,
Against the hotels and stores here is these bubble» were also found on
»f li 1 i r that preventive medicine has
none
of
the
organa
of
intense, and the American and Eng­ »tone» nt the fringe of the bench
the bwiy are properly made kuc I j progr. -s during Vhe past
lish papers of Paris publish roinplaints where they were l»cing continually
nonriahod. II I' li­ 50 y. r•s that there is very little dan-
of some kind dally.” Truman is an waslird into the sea and went floating
lt \ will cauan tlie g« r Hi nt buh <tidc plague will ever
old traveler and knows what hr Is talk
away. Tlie greasy surface of the
blood to become pnra. again WJlTllili t s*-rioiiH rtivnges in the
Ing about. It would seem as if the ex
uhitc fragment» also helped to keep
II I'AH 4 1 will restore throrgiin* to a healthy mure < nl-d.t» •in <1 countries of Europe,
position were a good place to stay them afloat by preventing water from CO 11 ditto
III III %li will I > pg t’H K the or thii'1 it 1» a serious menn»’« to the
sway from.
bloom to the cheeka and eanae tlie green tinge lives aind pro sperity of citizen* of the
adhering to them.
to dtaapfivar. If you I >»■. e the ay nintoma, tak» lnt»<!
Thl» unusual phenomenon is of geo
State*
EARTH IS GROWING.
III 1>1 1.1 now, and they will leave you.
logical Interest and may serve as nn
Que«*r iuetlon«.
ilhistrntion of flu* hard problems that
ThU Ulob« of Oura la Oalnlu* la
The South African auction, which
often present themselves to geolo-
Wei«bt at Mat» of Five Mua-
is vogue nt the Cape. 1s a fur more
gists. Prof. Nonlensk iold bolbw os
«I reel Tons a Tear.
that considerable solid mat er is t l Illi»
1. CONSTANT HI ADACHL III l»Y AV exciting affair tbnn its Fngl:sh imi­
Snpp< sing it house is to be
will make the blued pure aud null itioua and tation
The earth is growing heavier at the transported for greater or lens dis- the headache will dixiippear.
»old. Thr auctioneer rutile» 50 »ov­
tnnrca.
Thus
new
strata
that
are
now
average rate of 500 ton« a year
The
er« igns und eric» out: “Fifty golden
V ORI IM*M. <»W VI I l.OWISM <IRI’I N
meteor« or «hooting or falling stars forming at tlie bottom of tb sea may
sovereigns for the man who first bids
have a considerable admixture i of C ompì i \ iov hi Bl Ml
(of which now and again such bril­
A’1 "I.” Nobody bid* it.
After a
these
fragments
representing
a
fur
Cumple
i
ion
red
and
rosy.
liant displays rejoice the cnrcful
pause hr cries: “Fifty golden sov­
distant
geological
age.
Perlmpu
some
watchers) In pausing through the
R PULIATION IS TNI'NECK Thl«l»fi«M ereigns for thr first man who bills
Mirth’s atmosphere are burnt up and geologist, centuries from now, may to th« watery «'«»nihllon of
t «nJ will
L l ‘
And so on. tmtil he gets a
puz/lc
his
head
over
the
question
how
fall on the earth’s surface, occn»i<>n
disappear shortly aftvr th« «•« of III l>%
bid. It by no means follows that the
thin
foreign
material
was
Introduced
is
ouiuuicured.
ally in a heavy ma»», but most usu
property is sold to this bidder. For
ally in small meteoric dust.
Prof into the inter rockbeds.
4. Wf’AKM *5 AND PALPITATION OP tin- aiK’liomer is ngain at it. Sup­
Nordenskjold. from his great expe
The < hlri of the < num nrh»•«.
THE ItPAWr. Ill l»\ Gl will »treni; . n pose that C l. m<) is the first bid. Then
Hence, estimated that, from the
The nffnlrn of the Comanche tribe th« heait autl m«k« the beata full, strong and the iim-tiont-er *houta: “There are 25
•ausc named, &<M> tons fall uniformly nrc nbaolutcly controlled by Quanah regular.
golden mo »‘reigns for the first man
and steadily over the whole globe in Parker, who ia aupreme in everything,
who has the courage to bid $1.600.“
■111*1
XI
la
th«
remedy
timi
you
«ni*
each year, and the observations of any* the St. Loula Globe Democrat,
Th« color will return to your
\'•»nr Vusishlv there is no bidder. Then £25
Russian scientists yield a similar re
lie hna tbs white man’* keen percep­ hesdai'b« will
iM-ar and you w i l n > h . r I* offen-d f<>r n bid of £ I 550. If there
suit. These meteor streams, says an­ tion, nml th« lndi»n*a cunning
lie appear we«K and iitlseiable. Ill 1*1 %>
il ia no bid eventually alnne the £4.400,
other astronomer, are real)} »mull converses well in Engliah, nml away r««tore th« function« of nature. Retnem r
the man who has made that offer is
planetary bodic». revolving around the from the tribe he wrnn the white that III lH 11 la for rucn » !«•••.•
saihlletl with flic property. Otherwise
sun in fixed orbits by the force of innn’s drena, At home he paints Ills to yoar dm lat and , t II l I» 1 V \ i il
he pockets thr bpnus and has noth­
gravity. The earth revolves on its face nml dona n blanket, His reni- follow th« direi'thnia ns xtveu lu the Giren
ing more t<> do with the estate.
axis at the rate of I .(KM) mile» an hour, dence ia a large, two-ntory houxe, on II I I» V « \
tf your dnu :iat ■
and speeds through spare in its orbit the »outhern alo|w* of th« Wichita or 6 packag-s tur I
I n I <a«i«* I'Ion to I*, a «-I nd« < hlnrae.
not keep It, a rd <llre< * lot
III 1*1
aroun<l the sun at the rate of 1,000 mountnina Thr room* are elegantly RF.il Kill I'OHr iM
Either th»» queue or the ('hinamnn
>n H.
miles every minute, and in Yugust and furnished and carpeted, and hi* din­ Cal. RememtxT that >«u > in • ■»n«ult th«» will lime to leave the min«» in Brit­
November plunges into the ven midst ing table amply aupplied with ch i na III 111 11 I*«»« T4IKM I III-. I.. «
ish Columbia The parliament has un­
>f the mi t. »rie stream going in the nml allverwnre. Costly pictures adorn a«« th«doct.-’« You may call an<l wee thum or der consideration a peculiar Chinese
< l«ln **
apposite < i41 Ion 'The rapidity with the walls, ninong them on« in oil of writ«, «a you
exebision act. The province hesitate*
which tlu 1 t nt> r our atmosphere, and lila mother (junnah may a» well nbnn-
to pii'”» a direct act against the sub­
the friction II iiin generated, are so don all hope of a congressional car­
Hudyan Remedy Company
jects of a friendly power, so this will
-normotih that they arc set fire to. eer he is the husband of seven wives.
be “an n<’t to regulate the length of
the smaller one-. I»eing consumed and Ria Inst domestic ncquiaiHon la a Corna/* Sfoci ton. Market and tllu Stre to. hair worn by employ»'* in mine*.
falling in Just while the larger ones beautiful ami charming woman, said
N. Y. Sun.
BAH FRANCISCO, CAL
occasionally reach the earth In the to have been purloined from a neigh­
• •lurlra.
met »»uric stone or iron.
boring Indian, who threatened dire
crvct«‘d
cruases a
vengeance, but was Induced to stifle
for tlie Improved
tain p-.iks of
on 19 m<
loath ( aroli »’• < «»mln* Kvpealtlun
his anguish upon receiving
liking
«fleet
May
t I < n: net centh
un me morn
South < :tr> tta in HMM proposes fc
money and mustangs.
rti, electric light-
er.i
\ fe­
f the Chr
hold n »tetr exposition width will I m
Ripori» fn tfrira.
•L tv will I
i’ 1 ge of the
by electric fans
1111»t r a 11 v» <>f the new departure of
Arm rican exerts to Africa have de­
II
- nt from
V
Hint »tato i 1 IhcMwift development ol
tr .Ul persona at
a . \. r »tone
its mattr .il r« Nourcrs The undertak­ creased slightly in the seven months
ion A»»’t Grn’l
on and will
showing pint
ing has H
- iu ml approval of thr ending wKb Jamia
•n St., Cur. XI,
the war has lost u»
< . title Amer-
re than it bas
poli lien I
1 ioimss interests of tlx
profitctl.—-Chicago Tr
I
Stille ( ■
• ♦ *’r<»ujr)e
Shake I mo Your Rhor»
Ailen’s Foot Ease, a jiowder
painful, smarting, nerv »us feet Nlld 111
growing nail«, and iustsntly b ke*lh<
It’s thr
sting out of corns ami bunion«
gieatmt comfort disc 'overy of the age
Time wai warn Cancer wm considered as incurable as l«-pn»sv
Allen’s Fc K't Esse make» tight or
Physic lans and friend* could gixw little trhef or enco-.iragcnient to
one afflicted with thi* terrible dtscssr Kvrn now dx-tots kino* I imrrmeh
tins' arfu’ tual.uh . while admitting it to I* •ho«»» feel 1 r\«wv. It i* a certain c
a blood diseaar. they still insist that there ts no h- i>e outside "t . - u‘1 ojm t st n aud .nlvtM
to ha\ r thr Cancer cut out, sweating, < 'alloua and hot, tind a*i
but at t
Sold h
it* place, for the diM*aar is in thr hl»»»».I
ts .’<-r¡> M*ate»l and '. 11u> tiv, > d • > \ nd the n u*h ■ - t th»- sur. > • >n’s knit- >-r ing fert. Try it to day
caustic, flesh-lestroying ]4astrrs Thr blo»4 mu t I m p attird ami sUcngthvned. thr *\ tetn ivlk>ed»t all] i*>aous » ffrtc druglista ami shoe «torrs Bv
for 25c, in «’amp*. Tri « p.« ksfe F
matter before the Cancer sore will heal.
S. 8. 8. i* the only medicine that can overcome this powerful and contaminating poison and force it out of the blood
It Add rets, Allen ** OluKted. I.e K m
builds up and inv i< >r.itrt the »»Id. ami supplies nt w -nl hl« nmc ’’.»«!
S
> i* » ptirrH v> »»ta*»lr rev’ <h tn» mineral N. Y
can l>e found in it; the root* and herbs frutu which it « 1 > ’.< » hi - n p m il puritxing ; t»rti»’. that ict dinctly upon
\ New t it *»» <•» Ion
the blood system and make a «air ami ¡*rrmanent «;«-.»<
.. r
!
4* « utrd th
»nd- win in t v«m ’
Cancer is not alway* inhented ; your family may l«e free fi in any taiul, yet ■»our bh t tnav l»ecome so p»llut»»l that a severe Wide vestibule«! Ton
Ar..’, stubborn tA'tm ,»f the disrate nisv w th all up-to du
develop from a *»rr or ulcer on your tongue part o' the North«
or other p.vrt of your bo»|y ; a alight bruise Coast Limiteli.
or hurt, a little pimple on the eyelid, lip trip Mar X
or nose, a small lump on the jaw or breast a haimlrsa V»ok’ » wart < i mole and • ' h.ei
st ■» s«» im . liiticant as t. attract
little or no attention. If you have an obetinate sore, don’t relv «non aalv«s <»r «»mtnicnt* to cure it — begin with 8 S S. Li initial lea
at once; it will cleaner your blood and prevent the formation »»f » » .«et us >«11*
Gen’I Piss. Af’t,
Mrs II Ahirw: La Plata. Mu . write» ' A small |4mi>l» came n
)«* »U»«U . ne i»». h brU-w the
XI, I’or U a nd. Orc
ear 0« the left •»<>«• uf «by fa. » At fit»! it «avr me no (t«»uklr aa«l I •
•> 1
kitw«»«aa8 h . «.n »
until the law t>e*aa I«» swell •■<! hreat».« much inflame«*. At the aatne f-e t».e • r t.
»»«tanJ
Ji)»rplilin' County 'I «I»
•at iolo the flesh ami «»'e me intense pain I tried everything 1 om ’
u '
u
,e „ x
Eliod. I then 1>e«ar» thr uar uf A M A «nd «ftev taking aevrral I m 41 lea thr « « > ei : air.I md the «
rii«» official map <d J». »« phine romiti
BOW ho sign of the dlaeaae Thi« wa» two years ago «nd I am still •»«, » mg
t b. «lib
can b«» h*»l at the C< i a isa offi»*« *l re
Send for our special book on Cancer ; it contains much infuruiatutn that will interest
dncwd price»
Folding | kel map, |l
you ; it 1» free
wall maps in color».
kJ Call an»I gei
Write our physician» about yourcawe, aud for anv advice or information wanted . tin v
have mad«* a life Mudy of Cancer and all bluud »harases We make
wh.*t
una.
«ver for tlu.
AdOma, THL SHIH SPECIFIC CON FANT. ATLANTA. SA.
I
Critical Times for Gms
The first critical period in a woman's life
ing cf her girlhood. In nine cases out uf ten where disease
fastens itself upon her it does so at the line of demarcation be­
tween gillhood and womanhood. How to picwrve »h* daugh­
ter s health how to ward ofT disease at ‘.his crisis is the prob­
lem that confronts every mother of girls.
Dr.Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People
are the best remedy to use at this critical period. Read
sworn statement of Mrs. J. M. Riggs, of Carterville, Mo.
“My daughter J< c during the winter of 1*97-98 »utTarcd a complete
break-don n In health. Hhe was thin and ¡»ale, had no appetite—in fart,
auiae day» barely ta»tln< in r food. Those who knew her condition »aid she
was solng tutu a decline
*On the advice of a neighbor, we began giving her Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills for Pule People. The edeci on her eondlUou wu marvelous. Before
«he bad tuken half a box her condition waa Improved, and «he kept on gain­
ing appetite, strength and flesh until she was entirely well. Bbe t«»ok three
boxes of the pll.>4 and today there in not a healthier, more robust l<M»klng
girl in Carterville. KLo la ileahitr and healthier than ever b« f -re in her
Rte.”
51 us. J. M. lUoua.
THE MAMMOTH.....
Oregonian
Subscribed and «worn to before me a Notary Public, thia 15th day of
October, teOSb
W illiam W ulcutt , Notary Public.
Established In 1850
Dr. William»’ Pink Pills for Pale People are an unfailing specific for
such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St.Vitus’ Dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after-effects of the
grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of
weakness, in either male or female.
Dr. William«’ Pink Pill* for Pale People are sold by all dealers, or
will be «ent, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50
(they are never sold in bulk or by the 100) by addressing Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.Y.
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Grants Pass & Crescent City. Stage Line
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Stages run both ways daily between Grants Pass, Oregon, and Crescent
City. Cal., passing through the following interior points: Wilder-
ville, Love’s, Anderson, Kerby, Waldo, Shelly Creek,
Patrick’s Creek, Gasquets.
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Ar. Sacramento
1 Ar. San Francisco
8 :3() a.m.
10:48 p in.
¡2:33 a.m
5 :00 p.m.
7 :45 p m.
Ar. Ogden............
5 :45 |> in.
9 :0i) a.in.
ST PAUL. DULUTH MINNEAPOLIS. Ar. 1 >enver........
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CHICAGO.
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11 30 a m.
4 :35 a m.
9 .30 a.in.
11 :45
w .0«)
7 :25
0:30
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AND
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7 00 a.in.
6 .(M p.m.
6.00 p.m
Through Palace ami Tourist Sleep 1 Ar. Ell’»».
Ar.
bort
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6
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a
in.
6
:3() a.m.
erw, Dining and Buffet Smoking
Ar, City of Mexico 9:55 a.in.
9 :55 a.m
Library Cara.
Ar. Houston. .
4 :00 h m.
4 :00 a.m.
DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; SER­ Ar. New < Means 6 :2ô a in.
6 .25 p.m.
Ar.
Weshington.
6
:42
a.in.
6
:42 a. m.
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eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
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See J. P. Jester, agent at Grunts Pass
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