JFORGOT HIS HOME WEALTH.
fie Left a Fortune in California to
Become Rich in South Africa.
BLED AS BY A LEECH
Portugal Bankrupt Under the Single
Another si range discovery has come
Gold Standard—Agricultural Pop
to light in the Hibernia Bank deposits
ulation in
the
Lowest
that have been neglected for many
Depths of Penury.
years by their owners. It appears that
Jeremiah Pendergast, long mourned as
Portugal is a land of marvelous
dead, is alive and prosperous in South beauty. Its people are among the
Africa, where he has made a fortune. most progressive of the race. The his
It is learned that he has apparently for tory of the land is like some absorbing
gotten that $12,000 await him in the Hi race, so filled is it with wonderous
deeds and glorio.us achievements.
bernia Bank of San Francisco.
The history of Pendergast’s deposit There is something strangely pathetio
Is one of the most interesting of all thé in the present condition of the Portu
old estates that have lain unclaimed for guese when their past and their capa
years in the vaults of San Francisco cities are remembered. The mass of the
banks. In the first place it now amounts people toil and starve. The products
to $12,000, being the largest sum of all of the country are eaten up by taxes
the unclaimed deposits; and, in the next; while the fruits and wines and cereals
place, It has perhaps been more widely go abroad in a steady*stream. Portu
advertised and more generally claimed gal is like some full-blooded strong
than any other sum in the list. Strange sleeper, secretly bled at night by a
ly, however, nearly all the Pendergast^ leech to awake unrefreshed by that
save the real-owner seem to have heard which should .be a source of power and
of this money and laid claim to it, whilst * growth.
The leech of this land is the gold
the original depositor has lived quietly
In South Africa all these years, heedless standard. Portugal’s national debt is
of the fact that his gold liés in the bank about $750,000,000, payable in gold in
awaiting the owner’s orders. Attorney • accordance With the refunding laws of
Oscar T. Shuck has just located the October 30, 1893. The principal hold
original Jeremiah Pendergast in the er of the debt is the house of Roths
Congo Free State, where the old man child, acting as' trustee for British in
lives in great luxury, having amassed vestors. The original debt dates from
1850. and the national bond issues
a large fortune since he went there as
on a silver basis. About twenty -
one of the pioneers of nearly twenty were
three years ago Portugal was placed
years ago.
on a gold basis at a meeting of the na
“Pendergast went to South Africa in tional creditors held in the bank of
1878,” said Attorney Shuck, “being one England. That is, the expenditures of
of the leaders of a California colony. the country necessitating heavy taxa
He left a good sum In the bank here, tion and the revenue, being inadequate,
since which time no one has ever heard a proposition was made to the govern
of him until I got word that he was well ment to advance a new loan, to reduce
and rich. The nearest trace we ever the interest and to accept a grant of the
got of- him here was that he was at the internal taxes provided all the bonds
old Empire Hotel on Pacific street some were made redeemable in gold. Bank
time between 1868 and 1870. Hundreds ruptcy stared the land in the face, and
of alleged heirs have been after the es in. order to obtain the now loan the
tate, but it will no doubt, soon reach court acceeded to these terms. It was
the original depositor.”
soon found, however, that the reduc
A strange fact about the case is that tion in interest amounted to nothing
the public administrator recently peti because it was payable in gold. For
tioned for letters of administration, al many years revenue of the kingdom
leging In a general way that Pender measured in gold have been far below
gast died some years ago in Nevada. the expense of the government. It has
Judge Slack went so far as to appoint been at times almost an impossibility
Atorney J. J. Dwyer to represent the to sell the national porducts for a price
absent heirs, but Attorney Shuck sug that would realize a sum sufficient to
gested that Pendergast still lived, pay interest in gold. In January,
whereupon thé letters of administration 1892, the King of Portugal was forced
were withheld.
to relinquish a fifth of his civil list to
It In quite probable that the claimants cut down expenses and avert a revolu
were really induced to believe that tion.
His pawning of the crown
their ancestor died in Nevada, where jewels in London attracted world-wide
an old miner named Pendergast ex attention a year or more ago.
pired in a fire that destroyed his cabin
The great complaint in Portugal is
and himself at midnight In a mountain ruinously low prices. For instance,
fastness. They will soon learn, how the olive crop sells for next to nothing
ever, that the true Jeremiah Pender in the London market and the wages
gast, who left a few thousand dollars of the agricultural labor is barely
in the Hibernia Bank In 1868, went to enough to afford the farm laborer sus
South Africa with only a little money, tenance. Money is very scarce. The
and Is now grizzled with age, but gilded deficiency in the revenue adds yearly
with gold also. The real heirs to thia to the national' debt, which is over
strange pioneer lived In Massachusetts. $150 a head for the population. It is
The bankers and attorneys, as well a very interesting fact that the Portu
as the public administrator, are won guese were greatly interested in the
dering why the pioneer of ’49 deserted monetary conference in Brussels and
his gold here, even to become a ploneei the delegates from their country were
In the African gold fields. At any rate, pledged to vote with the. representa
the money Is safe. The distribution of tives of the United States on all ques
a living man’s funds has been prevent tions. This was due to our position in
ed, and $12,000 now awaits the owner*« Europe as an advocate of bimetallism
and it was accordingly a great shock to
order.—San Francisco Chronicle.
Portugal when our minister, George
William Caruth, declared that it was
IKIEONDERTAKEV FOB HEALTH’S policy for the Unites. States to main-
sa SS je
taiirthe -gutit* standard. Premier" Ri
Will lie rendered more "beneficial. and the fa beiro expressed bis amazement at this
tigues of travel counteracted, it the voyagei and Baid his country would never have
will lake along with him Hostetter’s Stomach
Bitters, and use that protective and enabling been represented at the Brussels con
tonic, nerve invigorant and appetizer regu ference but 'for its understanding that
larly. Impurities in air and water is neutral
ized by it, and it is a matchless tranquilizei the United States was for silver coin
and regulator of the stomach, liver and bowels. age at 16 to 1 ratio. The Cleveland
It counteracts malaria, rheumatism, and a
administration thus deliberately dis
tendency to kidney and bladder ailments.
credited the United States in the eyes
of the debtor nations of Europe. Our
national position as the leading and
only powerful .influential and wealthy
debtor nation of the world has caused
most debtor countries to abide by our
Piso’s Cure for Consumption has saved policy on the financial question. It is
me large doctor bills.—C. L. Baker, 4228
Regent Sq., Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 8, ’95 well known that Portugal attached
great importance to the international
conference which Mr. Cleveland re
HOW’S THIS?
fused to call. The charge was openly
We offer One
red Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that canuot be cured by Hall’» made in the Portuguese cortez that the
Catarrh Cure.
United States had betrayed the debtor
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the unders’gned. have known F. J. nations into the hands of Great Brit
Chenev for the last 15 ye»ra. and believe him ain. So much for the part played by
perfectly honorable in all business transactions the Cleveland administration in foreign
and financially able to carryout any obligations
made by th» ir firm.
affairs.
W*E8T &T ru * x , .
Today, as we have pointed out be
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
W alding , K innan & M arvin ,
fore, Portugal is practically bankrupt
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O-
Hall’s Catarrh Cureta taken internally, actins ed. Her people pay annual tribute in
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces oi gold to foreign financiers. The people
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c. -are well nigh desperate.
Revolution
per bottle. 8old by all druggists.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
has been once or twice barely averted.
The agricultural
Beinald Renault, the Frenoh scien Industry languishes.
is in the lowest depths of
tist, has discovered fossil miobrobes in population
penury. In the cities the Wages of la
the earliest geologicl formations.
bor are lower than anywhere outside of
Turkey and Egypt. The blessing of a
gold standard has brought one of the
proudest nations in Europe to beggary.
—Tacoma Sun.
The city of Marseilles, France, has
just completed its drainage system on
the plan of Faris, at a cost of $7,000,*
000.
Look
FREE SILVER IN JAPAN.
Sharply to the condition of your blood.
At this season peculiar per Is assail the
system. There are sudden changes in tem B< ef. Mutton, Pork, Salmon, Etc.,
Higher Than Here.
perature ; fogs and dampness, chilly
There is a good object lesson pre
nights, lowering clouds, drenching rains.
These sudden changes bring on colds, sented in the provisioning of the Jap
fevers, pneumonia, bronchitis and other anese steamships that are now making
ailments. Keep the blood pure, rich- and headquarters in Seattle, says the Times.
In the case of - the Konoura Maru es
full of vitality and you will be welL
pecially Captain Itô was given to un
derstand before sailing for Seattle that
everything on this side was much high
er than in Japan. In consequence he
laid in three months’ provisions,
enough to last the round trip. He was
not a little astonished upon arr val
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. here to find that he had paid about
three times as much in many eases for
Unnfl’a Pills are the best after - dinner his stuff as he would have to pay in
uuuu a ruis pm,,, aia digestion. 20c.
Seattle. When he reached port here he
was boarded by the butchers, bakers,
etc., and found that he could buy beef
for 5 oents a pound, bams for 8 cents,
Make money by successful f peculation In potatoes for 60 cents a sack, canned
Chicago. We buy and sell wheat there on mar*
gins. Fortunes have been made on a small be salmon for 8 and 10 oents a can and
ginning by trading in futures. Write for fuiJ less, and so on through the list. In
particulars. Best of reference given. Several
iears experience on the Chicago Board oi Japan he paid the following prices for
rade, and a thorough knowledge of the busi his three months’ stock of provisions:
ness. Downing, Hopkins & Co., Chicago Board
Potatoes, $1.25 a sack, and small po
of Trade Brokers. Offices in Portland Oregon
and Spokane Wash.
tatoes at that.
Canned salmon, 18 cents.
Beef, 18)^ cents a pound; mutton,
25 to 30 cents a pound; pork, 25 cents
a pound; hams, 30 and 35 cents a
BEST IN THE WORLD.
MlYfcrtVt pound, etc.
Its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually
Thé latter prices are in silver,
outlasting two boxes of any other brand. Free
from Animal Oils. G«T THE GBSUIN1S.
which, reduced to gold, would still be
FCK SALE BY OREGON AND
more than they are in this country.
i^-WASHl.NGTON MEKCHANT8-SJ
In north Japan, where the ship was
and Dealers generally.
a short time before sailing to this side,
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or a fresh salmon was worth then, the
“Just Don’t Feel Well,’* beginning of the season, $3.50, which,
mp®ovBSDLIVER PILLS reduced to a gold basis, would still be
are the One Thing to use.
worth over $1.50. He was astonished
Only One for a Dose«
Bold by Druggists at 25c. a box upon arirval here to be able to buy a
Samples mailed free« Address ! fresh salmon for 10 cents.
Over there
Dr, Bw»nko Med. Co. Fhlte. Fa.
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
WHEAT.
FRAZER cgafE
they never get oheaper than 75 cents
to $1.
“In the whole line of provisions,”
said a Japanese, there is nothing on
that side that is cheaper than here.
Japan is a free trade oountry and the
highest duty is but 3 to 5 per oent.
It it is the belief of the looal Japan
ese that the next big shipments of
products from this port will be canned
salmon, as the salmon appear to be
leaving northern Japan, and what is
canned is very high.
The captain of the Konoura Maru
offered to*give his stook of potatoes to
one eating house here, but -they were
not worth anything compared to the
large potatoes raised here. He laid in
a supply before leaving over there of
sixty sacks. On the next voyage he
expects to buy a big stock of provi
sions on this side, as will, it is said,
the steamers of the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha.
A QUICKSILVER MINE,
Vnfortonately for th« Discoverer« 1» on
Government Land.
PORTLAND
LETTER.
Special Correspondence.
Portland, Or., Oct. 14.—Say, last
San Franoisco, Oct. 12.—For a short week I told you that this is a pretty
time yesterday Christian Soil and gay town; well, it is more than that,
John P. Green, two old prospectors, be I’ll tell you, by gosh 1 It’s a town of
lieved they said good-bye to poverty invention, invention in law, too,which
and had jumped into riohes that is more than mere discovery in soience.'
clouded the fame of Monte Cristo from The deputy city attorney, one Mr.
I
view. They were the possessors, they Davis, nice gentleman, I hear, but I
were confident, by means of filing a guess that won’t go as to his law, tried
mining claim on a portion of the ocean to put a defendant man on the stand to
shore near the cliff house, of the rich testify against himself; sure, our own
est quicksilver mine in the world. A old squire knows more than thatl
moderate estimate of its value they
Well, anyway, the judge, Mr.
thought would reach $10,000,000, and Sweek, who was on the bench, he over
as the ledge was on property owned by ruled the deputy city attorney, who is
You will find one coupon
Adolph Sutro, as they thought, they his partner in the practice of law, dr
Inside each two ounce bag
believed they could acquire it under was, then; but whether or not his hon
and two coupons lnsld. each
the mining law.
or will continue in league with a fel
four ounce bagof Blackwell's
The dream was shortlived. They low with that kind of idea of the law,
Durham. Buy a bag of this
had scarcely left the city hall, after I ain’t got no way of finding out.
celebrated tobacco and read
filing their mineral notice, when they
Look you, here’s a real good ’un.
the coupon—which gives a
learned that they had located on a You can spring it on either side. I
list of valuable presents and
I860 AND 1896.
piece of the Presidio, instead of the ain’t got enough sense to know much
how to get them.
possessions of the-mayor. With this about politics, and so as I see one’s one
How the New York Organs Scored Lin knowledge away went shimmering way and one’s another way, I say, in
coln and Bryan.
dreams of untold wealth, for title to the name of peace, let’s go easy. Any
(New York Herald, May 19, 1860.)
military reservations is beyond the how, here’s one I heard, and it fits
The Republican convention at Chi reach of the caveat of the law regard either side:
cago have nominated Abraham Lin ing mining claims.
What is the difference between—
coln-of Illinois, for president of the
But even in the face of this disheart (either McKinley or Bryan, just as one
the United States—a third rate West ening tnrn of fortune, Green and Soil chooses) and Buffalo Bill?”
ern lawyer, poorer even than poor still hope, although an inscrutable and
Answer—One has a show.”
Pierce. . . . The conduct of the immutable hand had banished them
I’ll tell you, one is mighty’ apt to
Republican party in the nomination is like Adam from their Eden. They lose faith in human nature, hanging
a remarkable instance of small intel hope that the government will allow around this burg. Politics I Heavens,
lect growing smaller. They pass over them to develop as much of their claim how each tells stories about ’totherl
Seward, Chase and Banks, who are as lies between a^lineg^of high and One charges the other with repudia-
statesmen and able men, and they take low tide, for
this morsel i tion, and the other oharges the former
up a fourth-rate lecturer who cannot from the feast they Ehttk they can ac with creating a double-back-action dol
speak good grammar, and who, to raise quire wealth enough lor all practical lar that gets bigger with every change
of the moon. Now, my own idea of
the wind, delivers his hackneyed, illit purposes.
money is that is the best money that
erate compositions at two hundred
PAPERS REFUSED HIM.
comes easiest, and stays longest in the
dollars a piece. Our readers will rec
old woolen stocking in the chimbley
ollect that this peripatetic politician
*
EZEKIEL.
visited New York two or there, months j Merchant Rosenbloom is Not a Walking oorner.
Encyclopedia, So He Can’t Vote»
ago on his financial tour, when, in re
turn for the most unmitigated trash,
Omaha, Neb., Oot. 12.—Merohant SELLING LIQUOR TO INDIANS.
interlaced with coarse and« clumsy Rosenbloom, of Omaha, was today re
jokes, he filled his empty pockets with fused citizenship papers in the district Judge Lowell’s Instructions to a Pen
dleton Grand Jury»
dollars coined out of Republican fanat- court because he could not name the
ioista.
I number of representatives each state
Pendleton, Or., Oot. 14. — Judge
has in oongress. Judge C. R. Scott, Stephen A. Lowell, addressing the
(New York Herald in 1896.)
The true and honest Democrats who who has obtained notoriety through in- grand jury today, referring to selling
struggled in vain to turn the tide of arbitrary course on the bench, pre of intoxicating drink to Indians, said:
silver fanaticism and Populism at Chi sided.
, “The white population cannot es
Rosenbloom was subjected to a severe cape responsibility which rests upon it.
cago patriotically put country above
party. This example should be follow | fire of cross-questions. He answered The native race is among us a weaker
ed by every honest Democrat in the correctly as to the manner of electing and morally inferior people, and we
land. It is not a question of party su a president in this copntry, the re owe them such protection as they can
premacy. It is an issue of candidates quirements of a foreign citizen desir not exert for themselves. The appe
—McKinley or Bryan. It is, as it was ing to become naturalized, the number tite for intoxioants seems with them
in ’61, a question of loyalty to the I of senators and representatives in I uncontrollable if liquors are obtaina
country, to the flag and the welfare of I congress, and the number of senators ble. We proteot by stern enforcements
and representatives Nebraska has in of the statutes other wards of the law;
the people.
oongress, but when asked the number minors and feeble-minded and Common
(New York Herald In 1896.)
This raises au issue as single and di of representatives from each state, he drunkards; and we have permitted the
He offered to name statute enacted to remain dead, ne
rect as that raised in ’61. It was the | was stumped.
Union against secession, the national: some of them, but this was not satis glected: First, because the federal
factory to the court. Becoming some government assumed jurisdiction and
flag or the Confederate flag.
The triumph of silverism and Popu what indignant,Rosenbloom exclaimed: latterly beoause the federal courts
“I am only a plain business man, have declared the alloted Indian a citi
lism won by the politicians at Chicago
is but the beginning of the battle. The your honor, and do not have the time zen. Even though he is a oitizen I am
of the opinion that the constitution and
campaign for national honesty, honor to study up all these questions.”
and safety has yet to be taken up by I “That does not make any differ- courts upon the ground of publio inter
” haughtily replied the court, est will sustain the law placing men of
the people and waged to a finish in |ence,
I
November. The people are both honest “if the people don’t know any more j Indian blood in category named above,
and patriotic. They have only to be about the requirements than you do, I requring the shield and protection ol
the state. What is now needed is a
awakened to the new danger that j they should never he naturalized.”
The court closed the book with a ! calm, candid examination by you oi
menaces the country to arise to its
slam, ourtly informing the applicant I the whole situation and such report as
defense as they did in ’61.
that he talked too muoh and could not shall in the future be a guide to officers
The Society for the Promotion of get his papers, w*
I and magistrates,, that the publio may
Healthy Politics will not be addressed
i be conversant with the situation and
by Botirke Cockran nor Mark Hanna
THE ARGENTINE WRECK.
| the law in the future be enforced.”
I»..
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this year.
Wns
a Dense Fog
A Boy Burned to Death.
IC nas orceu ueon tsaia tßai ulrouui- T1*<5 Disaster
Prevailing atAiie Time.
stances make men, and. that is very
Stockton, Cal, Oot. 14.—At 9:80
true; but it is also true that political
Kansas City, Oct. 12.—A curious o’clock last night the home of James
crises sometimes make cowards, trim- combination of wrecks took place in Gardner, at Oakesdale, Stanislaus
mers and traitors.
the Santa Fe yards at Argentine. A county, took fire, caused by the explo
In the presence of a campaign fund dense fog caused the trouble. Four sion of a coaloil lamp. Mr. Gardnei
amounting above ten millions, how trains were wrecked, but, strange to say, was reading, and his 12-year-old son
teggarly must that $118,000 owed by only one man was hurt, and he not was in bed. When the lamp exploded
the father became greatly excited, and
McKinley to Hanna and Kohlsaat seem fatally.
—to McKinley I
An eastbound freight train, in trying extinguished the flaming clothing,
The wires are weekly telling the to enter the yard, was stopped by a seeming to forget all about the boy.
public that “Major McKinley passed a switch that refused to work. Before He rushed out of the house, his cloth-,
quiet day yesterday. ” The wires can the trouble could be remedied, a spe ing and flesh burning, and then thought'
HOISTING Engines
make this “daily” Instead of weekly cial freight, which was following close of his son. ■ He then attempted to rush
behind, came along. On aocount of back into the building, but was seized
after November 3.
PUMPING Engines
the townspeople. When the house
What a magnificent old “anarchist, the fog, the danger signals were not ;by
was
all
aflame
he
gave
up
the
struggle
;
seen
until
too
late.
The
second
train
MARINE Engines
communist and .jepudiator” Prinoe
walked away. He was seen latei:
Bismarck is getting to be; that is, if dashed into the first one, wrecking the and
STATIONARY Engines.
making toward the river. He said all
engine
and
several
oars.
Hardly
had
the epithets applied to Mr. Bryan by
was over and he would kill himself. I
this
collision
occurred,
when
passen
---------
3^
the goldbug press he true.
ger train No. 8 crashed into the rear He was taken hack to town, where he,
They Are the Best to Buy.
The ofiuse of humanity has ever of the wrecked special, and a few min became a raving maniac..
Cheapest to Operate»
looked in vain to the money changer utes later passenger train No. 2, the
The boy was burned to death. Hit:
Most Satisfactory•
for aid. Is it any wonder, - then, that California limited, plowed through the remains were found in the corner ol:
the entire money power of the nation rear cars of No. 8.
the room. The mother and elder soi
MINE OWNERS
is against “tree-coinage,” the only
The only person hurt in these wrecks were in church at the time. Tht
hope of common humanity in this cam was a switchman named George Slater, mother is also nearly crazed.
Oannot afford, to use Holsts that
paign?
who had his arm broken and his head
are unreliable. The HERCULES
One drop of the martyred president’s badly cut. His injuries, although
Two Loggers Killed.
HOIST le Absolutely Safe. Al
blood is more potent for liberty than painful, are not considered -dangerous.
Vancouver, B. C., Oct. 14.—Johi
ways Ready. Cue man operates
all the gold of Wall street. One The passengers were somewhat shaken, Norgood, employed by the Channe Min
Engine and Holst. Satisfaction
breath of his immortal spirit is more but no one else was injured. The ing Company, on Valdez island, wai
guaranteed or your money back.
powerful in this camp lign than all the damage to railroad property amounts killed by a falling tree while clearing
gold of the Rothschilds, even if it be to $50,000.
land belonging to the company. A cor
oner’s jury oensured the workmen foi I
wielded by Mark Hanna.
Coal Mining Decision.
not taking proper precautions, no warn
Gas, Oil and Gasoline Engines, 1 to 200-horse Power»
As to Maxing cnange.
South McAllister, I. T., Oct. 12.— ing having been taken that the tret
The bewilderment besetting tihe mak-> Chief Justice Springer, of the Indian
-
** , -
San Francisco. Cal.
Ing of change in a metropolitan restau-. territory court of appeals, has rendered was about to fall. John Myers, i Iffios, 405 and 407 Sansome Street,
WORKS. 215-217-219-c21-223-225-227-229-231 BAY ST.
Write for Catalogue.
rant in the crowded luncheon hour is a decision,which involves a title to the logger, was killed on Howe sound Sat
by being crushed between tw<
occasionally suggestive of the intrica coal mine property operated by the ufday
logs.
'
__________
cies of national finance. A case in point Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf railway
occurred last week in a Park row bean and directly affecting property in the
Patent Medicine Fxploded,
ery noted for its simple fare. A custom Choctaw nation to the valuaof several
Chardon, O., Qct. 14—While Pre
of other bindings
er upon rising from the table picked up millions. The decision holds that any served Grant was oompounding a pat
his neighbor’s check.
is that they are
person who discovers coal in the Choc Bnt medicine today, the mixture ex
“You took my check,” said the neigh taw nation is entitled to take all the ploded and oaught fire. Grant wai
“
just as
bor, rising also to take his- leave.
coal beneath the surface within a mile badly burned, his daughter, Mrs.Perry
aca^CJAfe.cus-tQnmr.lQQ.ke.d-atJiie^hjeck. It radius in every
gQQctJ
from his who was in the room, lost both hei
was for 15 cents. His own was for 10.
works.
1
eyes and her hands were badly burned Mrs. Laura E. Mims, of Smithville,Ga.,
BIAS
“Thank you,” he said. X“I am five
and
they dropped off. The body oi Bays: “A small pimple of a strawberry
Election Reforms In Australia.
color appeared on my cheek; it soon
cents in.”
Mrs.
Perry
’
s
child
was
burned
almosi
VELVETEEN
Melbourne, Oct. 12—The assembly,
began to grow rapidly, notwithstand
They walked to the counter and laid
to a crisp. Mrs. Perry and the chile ing all efforts to check it. My
down their cheeks together. The 10- after an all-night sitting, passed the will die.
SKIRT
BINDING.
eye became terribly
cent man put down half a dollar. The second reading of the bill establishing
inflamed,
and
was
so
female suffrage and ''one man to one
Ask for the new
other a 10-cent piece and a nickel.
The literature of chess is more exten
swollen that for quite
The cashier gave the first man back vote.”_______ -A y.
sive than that of any other amusement
a while I could not S. H. & M. CORD EDGE.
Sues for Infringement of Patent.
a quarter and a dime.
see.
The doctors
Could Not Blow Up a Safe.
If your dealer WILL NOT
said I had Cancer of
“Wrong,” said he. “The 10-cent check
San Franoisco, Oot 12.—A suit was
supply you we will.
Colville,
Wash.
,
Oct.
14.
—
Burglar:
the
most
malignant
was mine.”
commenced today in- the United States made an ineffectual attempt to rob the
Samples showing labels and materials mailed free.
type,
and
after
ex
“I beg your pardon,” said the cashier, oirouit court by Herman Cramer,
hausting their efforts “ Home Dressmaking Made Easy.” a new 72 page
Spokane Falls . & Northern railway
and handed him the nickel.
claiming $5,000,000 from the Singer safe last night. They drilled a hol<
without doing me book by Miss EmmaM. Hooper, of the Ladies Home
tells in plain words how to make dresses al
“Thank you,” said the customer and Sewing Machine Company, profits al and touched off a fuse, but the oharg<
any good, they gave Journal,
without previous training; mailed for 25c.
gave back the dime. He went out feel leged to have been made by the com failed to explode. The safe contained
hopeless. When in home
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formed that my father had died from
ing that he had saved 5 cents with an pany in selling machines infringing on several thousand dollars.
the same disease, they said I must die,
effort.
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as hereditary Cancer was incurable.
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“I happened to have just that half
“At this crisis, I was advised to try
German
investigaitons
seem
to
show
HOUSEHOLD
COOPS, ETC«
Berlin, Oot. 14.—The Frankfurtei S.S.S., and in a short while the Cancer
dollar in my pocket,” he said, telling of
his experience, “and I gave the conduc that towns strung with telephone wires Zeitung says the sultan has issued ai began to discharge and continued to do This circular is issued for the benefit of out
tor on the cable ears the nickel. It puz are less liable to lightning stroke than irade promising state reforms for th/ bo for three mouths, then it began to country customers who cannot avail themselvea
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heal. I continued the medicine a while of
zled me for an hour to find out how it others.
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longer until the Cancer disappeared en dress. You will find WILL
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was that I had only a quarter left. It
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tirely. This was several years ago and
was only when I was a mile uptown
You
probably
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Kansas
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14.
—
Frank
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there has been no return of the disease.”
that it dawned on me that I had paid
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cure Cancer, Scrofula, Eczema,
’ “Damphoolishness,” said his friend.
you don’t like it, your gro It is stated here that the circus wil Rheumatism
or any other disease of the
“The worst of it was,” added the vic
go
out
next
season
under
the
manage
blood.
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tim, thoughtfully, “that when next day cer returns your money.
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and said: ‘That was one on you.’ What
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