The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 24, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text| b 4 Nww ••• !»• *•!••• 4 like F®W»f I« ll®»4l® îbiK* î«»s Weight *f I wsw be* Art»*« * * a w Mill Tiswr !>®liy M I X X V H I » “1M you know that In Ru««la a man dorsu’l lw*r«»m® uf <g® until be if »’• year a oldP* *'!’*«. an i a« far a« bis citia*»ri«hip it com ®rn«»l it <L*e®u't do him in orb <<*■! to I* «»me u| ag® even Iben. *•—C’leve land leader. < I I» «ti ÍM • ork c cure Oli and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ooooo♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ sborny H • Uligbtrr—Yes, th® story an!® In li e aaio® old way, they marry am! live happy ®ver after. Tii® liirnit'iie ms» Ah! Aol.qu® lint «h !— Imllgitapoli« Journal. ftW Cl Kin With si »ft rat ' n». «• thr» r«t»®r.t r*s»-h I». .ft!.. « * a • a • -I ■ f « . • Htk'hsi I »< «•* st.A *«, oi'let !«» « -.rr II ). . »i uei Ult* Mi • r • - • Hsu • » e larth • <«H th* latri» I |.«e- » . * It • ©■ |4Md 1 feet Iy < « b «h • •-« •«- h « feeud n r I i ®evrt>> m Ms. f«t* ' Ili. -M 4 ■ - I r. j • luidla, (J. •If ressi* pel«* • »»H ¿j I .••reta« i » csl Tl»«« Ni'® bss a fail of only «il inches in I.OOO mile®. Schillings »ohi only in Packages To < »»»• o < «.|«l in <>•»• l»»jr Tsk® Ijiiaiiv® Brumo Quinine I AII dmggi»i» refund money if it curv A physician declares that |W<»| •!<? who s I« m -| Willi their luuuti.« »bui ¡ite longeai. f. • r-. i . f- u X f,<. f etv •-.*• Nerve K*w»»»rt. b»*ltW » jm I If**: «4 AO 1» Mfr«I, 1V»;U The M«17 < Ah dug baa no hair. (jtORGE it« <»*»•« urod (•«•••ree Washington th® man. « ani ) » ! thè sterllfig qua !!- th® h®»- r® of I be IM® a t».«dto thr hrro \\ T baractrro hat« b»« n distinguished th «®y h«»e mad® ««-parat® » bim a sublim1® genius and the other a i cottinionplace man inatte udi»-«, with the result that ‘»a® el® cirvuiust•«•«**. W®»hit>gtuf> w n in wie ! I Md f-.r. - ight an«! at unerring in jòdgnwnf a« a »tatt smsn It is physical cn«l bs hr mb « •• a »«d«tirr. tn«*« of mimi. hi* habits, e«!ii*'atioii si ind training’- all tendevi tu auuther gate hi« lifs No one fa< •ulty Icing drvehtprd ab rouml him «rut oi»«1 <lri®h»p him into s iT«i hi* n •ligniij h» n». ••«..Ir liiotigb a man of eri a Btmpllriiy that apprwFed * «imp .. ity ».f g nlu • iiiinmnptace, • ppruached Am arisiíx rat by lineage of th® pr«ilde Eatrv noly modest h® wa» f«> »nd ««f state and uf cere- ft»««t»y. Thoogh his outdoor life as a si er am! a farmer gat e him a rough exterior. . « ruggctl pbysiqu® aud robust health It did not «pirneh hi« taste rins «»r fa«hi»n«ble n pparrl That h® was 1 not frv® frorn « -•». i t y 1« regalia • f w «r and all in ih® babihmcnt« of n thr r api*ar®til in th® thirty od«l port ratta nf rge I •(.<•« «nd br«»ad «houlder*. witlc at th® i«s tall, a eavaller. II® was a« straight a« an ludi his hands wutild bave bc®n a <-urt<»«lty fur a i ned irai museurn. Lips frr< !»rg®. requiring a N«> 11 abor Thi» mi ay riplam why hr rarely «li 210 |»»Min«ls A Journal v. not only as • y ung man. but «Il hn life To ht« clothing M «»hington < • w nt t®n when hr w •• anteen has -s ab< ut bow “tu have my mats marie." In "G pr» uf the very neateat «h«’»®*’’ and “2 imminga, roronte havtt.g i«oiight a **«iip®rhnr blur that h® alwaya strove to t>e in th® fashion. I luring pro. nf faahi »nable mu <1 or marl«!« • I in purple satin, and at on® of hi» lev®®«, h® was clad Washington w pi drncy a caller dew rwf Itehlod in a la r¿r «ilk k bag. jr®li«»w glove» no his hands, bold* •^U big* k Velvet hl« hair in full dr®««, n lb a black feather abmit deep. He wore kn«*e and out an in« h deep. th a cockade rt in it. lag a rocked hat with ’ •• • - • ! r » • inc buckle«, ant! a long »word with « Wherever he bapftrne-d tu i«e sshingte demRiidiiig a washerlady. The bill of bit laundress for ths piit.u NlnrG s »!k«, 3 pair «ilk h<"»G 2 « hit® hand . I ■ * wr«*k sttt'rmliug his inauguration was fo hind. I pr flan! «Irawers. 1 hair nett.” lie droi rr fr»»m hi« Fewidv#ce to the Sr bate in a rrrain cnlorrd chariot with richly punted panel«. Hi« b*w»tblack once faded to potli i«h the general’s huge boot« all the way up a task performed every morn- iu< aud the father of hi« country beat the hirkle« *• «larky over lhe head with Ihrm. Washington was hot tempered. II® wanted John Marshall, after« ard thr famous justice, to run for i'ongrrss aud »ent fn| hitn to elplain his w imhes. Marshall t*«ld Wa*hhigt*«n ngt<«n h® he ««• was too ton (»our. he could n«t afford to give up his business aud -*< », s wiah' wi«ht s Marshall says hr never rreciv« l such a torrent of abti<® Incur the ri|»®n«e While thus opposing Washington*« loin fr- i i «. : <- h the table, hut the row rmhii in Marshall remaining In hia life, lie feared Washington would jump on ¿r«--’* and b* mg elected Washington was thoroughly upright Wmhlngton s guest for a week, and then running f- r and honest m hi« dealings with men. J»mes Parton aghl he had a genius for rectitude. .Irffer* n. who did n«t like him. «aid hi« Justice wa« the m<*«t indelible L® bad e <r known and that no motive« of friemlship or hatred were able to bia« ’ . ’ '- • • A ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■ • ■ ,r I .l” U X - ’ } Gl. ! I.’ i.. . 1. ■ < p.i; t li! • li'.r - h affara outside Its business relation». HONOR I IS DUE lf pu pirase, yo® m»y laúd <ia<»rg« p t® t|r «ble®. . A« r,an wbo o n battle» «ni arvsr t = »•€ • . Tea tj.iy totl of bt« * rtt»®» l® «’’»ry •< •’ ila» br «ársfttBy gifttd ib» rtght frr»ta t&* a rmg. <»f kie siad-»m 1« e«»un«el, bi« bravery lo •ar. Ita® le drut« i »ur «llore Tow ®s; rh«ri •word. «or brave Waablttgt • All Ip to the • h laúd ix>«< k»ng majr wr b »id him •• evample I tuutk. Por howeaty. temper««®», courage ani trwih. 1-. dos r. • t r.'j to thr crlcisiilty aa4 kiiuplicity <>f Ute combination, but alao to the care ami .kill with which it ia manufacture.! by arirntifle procraaea known loth" ('AlironaiA Fio timt r < o only, and we wuh to impreaa upon all the Importance of purciiaaing the true am! original remedy. Aa the V-ioiinc Syrup of Fig. la manufactnrrd by the CAuroeatA Fio Kreup Co. only, a koow|e,l|-e of that fact will avaiat one in amkling the w<>rthI«-Mi imitatlona manufacture.! by other («r- lira. The high «landing of the t atj- ronai v H-. M >u , < .. w,i|, u„. cal profemion. ami lhe aatiafaction whh-h th« genuine Syrup of Figa haa giern to inlibona of farm lira, make, the name of the < ompanv a guaranty of the exoelleace of it« remcly. It la far In a«lran<-e of all other laxatiaea, M it acta on the khlneya. liver ami bowela without irritating or weaken ing them. an<l it <i<wa not gripe ttor nauo-ate In order to get ita benefleial rffecta, pleaae rvmemlrer th« name of IIIe Com pany — CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. mm aa® FUAjicMMB. rwa laviLLs. a* vis ism. ». „ni min ai 1 HM »Wlb • • watt hr«» f ®<M <«- l «a n»elanrbnly »vent. IIi« account ia a m«*st .rnf»ortanl <tecQBM»nt t»» l»L«graph< ra. but it has rarrly, if ever, been publiahrd tn full and the manuscript Las bren auppnor« lost. Tnbiaa !>«r l-<>rn it I-.>rt,tn<><:,h X II . N*t><. 10. 17'13. it Wi.h m«ton. !•. C.. Ort. II. 1M0 H* «r.dmtrd fr>-m llirvird la lTKl ind In ITtA l-rciinr pritrale arrrrliry to G»n Wi.hlMtoa. In 1*>2 hr wai i|>i«iutr.l rnnaul rnirral at »into l>.>mlu<n. and In ) m H ron.ul grnrril nt Algirr». In l**l- hr nr<-tiltr.1 1 IrTltJ Of prico with Tri,« <dl. <‘«l. Ix-.r i manuarripL aboT» rt- I t>. hi« l<-rn b» >•'•’. but thr editor Of MH-lura i Migailna hn. dl.rr«rrrd It In the f«»r»l<ui of ■ de lu-endint of the writer, ind print» It en tlrrly. < nl. Ie-»r dewrlbei Wl.hington'» li»t m-.m.-nt, •• follow» "AbotU I'* a «-lorn he made m -. v ... »1 tempt. t<> .peak before hr ouild effect It At length he laid: 'I »m Ju.t going; hare me dccentl/ burled, and do not let my tr.ly 1» pat Into the vault In Ina than three day. after I am dead.’ “I tmwed aaarnt. t<* I <sn>ld not apeak He then looked at me again and aald Im yon nn.lrratind tnef "I replied, 'Yra.' *' * ’Tie well.' »aid he. ••About ten minute, lu-forr he expired iwhl.-h wa. I mwo - ii 10 and It o'clock) hl. breathing IwM-.nw ea.ier, he lay quietly; hr withdrew h a hand from mln.-, and frit I «aw his countenance hi. own pulae. < hangr I apoha to l>r. Cralk. wbo aat by the fire. lie rune to the te*<l«hte. TRr «.-neral*, hand fell from the wriat. I t«»»k - it in mine and put It Into my boaom. / r, t’ralk put hi. hand, ov.-r hi. eyea. And he expired with..it 1 atrngcle or a aigh "While we were fla.-d In .ilrnt grief. Mr. Washington twh<> waa .itting at thr foot of thr be<l> arked with a firm and <sd ler-trd aider: ‘la be goneY "I rotil.l not aprat. but held up my hand ■a a »ignal that h» «a. no more. • • ‘Tia well,' ! .I,r In the «aoie roic; ‘ill ia over, and I ahill aoon follow him I bare no more trial, to paaa through.* - t’’e. His breakfast at Mount as of corn • akea, h*»nry and lN.««d»lj ah egg. and after that nor® t ill dinner. If® kept, how «1 tab!®, and usually hnd frivrida A b«H>k written by Maday K|M»ri«’i»res when h® was in the 1?« n S.-i,air at thr time Wash I’n widtnt. Ma«lny dined with •n n nninh-r of litn« ». ami scat igh bls diary are bits of gmtaip »bnigton. WASHINGTON AS AN OLD Age I ouN't llim Noble Gsnerntis Miflrtl rlt All T intra. MAN IHg* "You will nuw-t. «Ir. an ohi gentleman riding nhui«', iu plum drab clothe«, a bruwd l*riHMin«l white bat, a hickory Rwiftb in hts hand, «nd carrying an urn brvlla with a h»ng staff, which la attached tu the saddle I m » w That p*TR««n, sir, is Gen. kVa*hing!«jn." l'ht« delightful |w»r fraiiur® of M ashiugfon in his old ag®. w h« n the sturms haft |»a*«*ed and life ran in quiet gFOVe® by th® «hl® of his iM-loTed Futomac. was drawn by young (*u«tts, I ; ; j | ! | I i : - j j I I ' t . Mimple In HI® Taste«. George Washington was aimpie In bl« taste®, ami during hi« youth be wa« a hearty eater, but wa« nut particular a« to what he had. lie wanted plain fond and pleuty ®f IL During bis later year® be . ad«»pled ton of thr patriar» h. and Interni ed to assist the recognition of Washing fob by a gentleman wbo had asked tu be dirœtnl to him. Th® wish «»f Washington when old "to move gently down th® slrvaiu «f life until I sleep with my fathers." was granted And yet, hts latter day« at Mount V®r- n«»n were buay day«; for, every morning, rain or «hin®, be wouM mount hi« hors® and Bll'l make IUMN® the t»»<- circuit »r. of M*w hi« » farms, M( mw, N a dis Ian r of !wf w <•» 11 tw * Gr and fifte« n tniles Not a field or <»r< hard, barn or cabin, wood or e* vfilg, but what paaard daily beneath hi® wabhful ®yra. Ill® Journal tells of a morning «prut in tea« bing a rrl«®lliou« coral houeysuckle vine to entwine the trunk of •«»” » ■»tat y f««r®a< tree, of th« Hearing away of the underbrush fr»«m a grove of favorite ptne«. of making drill® for Ihp sowing of h * iy berrira, rtr. Each day hr gave personal dirrHiona to hi® overwerrw regulating almost with the car® of a father thr bu«y life of thr negro world, and «omrtime® even attending di rectly to their needs and cowiplalnta. In a field of th® r»< best grass and clover Mount Vernon could afford, a tall «»Id *»r rvi h«»rwe, with white fare and legs, cro^ ped, ia ila araauB Invunaat her Lag® or stood meditatively, In the shad®, doubt less dreaming of p « n < h <1 glories. Every day while making hit round of the farms. Washington never failed to stop l»efore tins held, lean over the fence and call. "Nelson.’* At th«- sound of hl» voice the old st«Md woul«! prick up his ears snd run n«*ifhing n greeting, to curve bit neck under the rar«-NNing touch of his master's hand This was th® war horse, "Nelson,’* whose strong limbs hnd borne his master safely tbr«mgh the carnage and tumult of many n bl'Hxly battle to th«» crowning honor at \orktown. where, sitting on his back, the rornmander in chief of the American ar mies hs-l received the surrender of I»rd Cornwallis ft> this active, unostentatious way pa»«u*d the last years of th«« noblest man of his age (n rhaps of any age. KNOCKED YOÜN'ft AT SIXTY. Br'«-na rnfort an 1 happ c*»« !n ad- ®at. ! vears ar® roa'iMd ■ y asaipar»- Si»rl, few women Tm t nard ,i»ea the r ’ ah Mytoao- rtoua iroub.r« nA account of lh«ir |>ecu« har o rganlam and their profound iguur line« cdfidrm up heruM'.ve«, all com- ti.tie to ah »r’rtt t he prr *d t»f UM'fultirta ant fPi their later yr ar® w .?h suffering. Mr« I’ nahamh is I ne much t«> rnako w t.eli glroGg s .«» ha*» (,'ivegi a-'. ,«?o l<» many that ha««h<> th« tu h< w to guard aga.nsl disease an«l retain vigor» <ras health tn old age. Froiu every c\»r* trr of thr earth there lacouatantly rain ing th® n c tiv.m ug •tatemmta fr t> w 'turn. sT* •« i.g lhe cca . t f Ltd a T. I :.«ham * Vegetable I • m- I 1 4 n over • :.g frmtfi i..« Hero • ttrr from M*s .* v * 'rrus. < f . .0 St , Jchr.suwn, la. «hivii .a at,4 «tfa'gbl tu th® point. M M m lì <* . t y l«> te U gli bu th till yc r r® u. td « are w Lad ir* V le w.tb y hrad. I h l ffa»he®. Fcc and J. wa« very nervous Lad k.dnvy >• and C' ngeat • a <>f th® womb, la® ng your fgtnodlc® I am l*ellcr My heal trouldo is all ”rrJ way bave no pain in ovarien, an t am of womb trout»’.® I can rat au A ®rp well and am g a r. ng in f . wb 1 c »u«; 1er your tu« J.> n® th® to bo bad f or female trouble* ’ T bo prudent Mo 1' tiliham‘o ciperi* once iu Irra*, ng ternai- 111* . » unp>iral« Idled, f r year» shy w.. .,. .| aid® by « .|«j with Mr*. !o*i » L. I'.nkhatu au«| f.»r •« K't tn® past h vs had » • ■ chargo of th® c»»trv'*|* Icio.' «I ,».ertine1.1 of her great buaine », treat.ng hr I.-tier a® «.au » aa a hûii.'r» 4 t! .aaad ai.ttif wuuieu during a single year »o pi I® In » o| th® Fiji island«. w i :* h : ge wamhixgton , While we <••» with 4» I g 'it »• • structure t® grand, , l,®< «• boaag the builder «1» drew out th* plan, N > !< .» !• 4 l* < ■- j i® without a but* And Added. Vie ugh yrars of Infinite sr»-. ti« toe f*’, «v J« • < M -V Wio»key II Hma! «t»»!»« IHM»«« sto!»», firuily filing !h»tu It « I »' n I i» h- • »tHiiUianl I®** there. •.in- . led t v nil phy»p Ubili lMu t l«®- Abd ttooigH tbit way bs but • givi’« point of v.ew gi< I I it t ne» IV Î H ’»• <*’• '»tit ®h<rw it la c®f a » 1 Experimenta Io reproduce dead men's doe. . _ - att feature® from thoir skulls at® being And piueb frvi® h s Uur< • on« l®«f f«*r other. li a l« tn German®, Ms ttc tbrf When r g to » < Fra* i*co g<» V» Yvtilh • < ■ tu pa ido n. llftnohlytt II • 1, '«?•* ,’li Bush »irret. Allo ri .««» or 1 <r >j«raii pian Hoont and WASHINGTON h SECRETARY l«<>ard 11 t»i |o fl .’<> j «cf day . room* Ml celila t- J? •■« .G« _ j, raí« 25 (dita. Free « >-a h. l lias. Moi tgomery. T.ibla« !.«®r* M h » W llnftar I th« First l*rrsident's liesth. A Norwegian ehflnc®i bita inven to’I Whm Gru Washington died on !>•<• Id. a prtMVR» fur producing pa|x*r flue, 1TML his private »erretary. Tolna« Lear, dre» «mg tfuin and soap fiotti wawrr<l, | «at d«»wn and wrote « full ao«»’int of the THE EXCELLENCE 01 Si BIT OF FIGS W^lttU’IOX -s. * Th® hot climate tuakrs auch a covering su- peril uuUB. Wife will) lb® t»»o of In» cur«»I voiy Kuh Lard for Tli® damine ”f ih® teeth is permeate»! I r tiny < I ll.OUUtb ut an indi in diam«*lei YHLRt flotaniata that there ar® upward of 1*0, DUO vaneiien ot planta. fit : •« • < ami I *’l can not •ay too much prat«® of H«s>l*fl MareapnrtIla, H ha« Worked W«>rid®rs ca»e. I wa« afflicted Wt rheum on my baml« fur I tiiwl many re year® bul did n«>< obtain relief hamte ««mM era« k of «eti Limi proiusely aid the ¡Main hir.o® taking let r i til® t«> bear. H(M»l’a Karsa parlila the ffeah ba« bands are ar® as hrohd and my banda farmer *• banda aa a fermar** •miwtth nuuhl he. I bave rmommem!®»! H’-» I’« a* •» |ui ri Ila to mv friend«. at«d a« far a« 1 fan team it boa ptutrd aatitfa**t<>i y.” *• Ll.oYD B «*!!A>E. Hot ter a* ilio, Ma»« li>*»i*a ^«»«nparilla >• il»« lw®i mediarne for tali rbeuta t money can boy. Ali dealer®. < l>\HT Jitn»»m- Mtn®. of «ourae. ”Get 0«it! *F' H-krllsiuk roti staining a roll «if o • »1rs Bl »•I a la’g® nu imlmr of cbet ks ami •retir il ira. Fiml •r e : th® money if 1*® will rrtur n 1 (eel <M|| ! 1 1 •l*l see a rt >11 c A uf a chwch unce a Veal. •• ‘Nun. 1 mt Iter Cha Balli«1•n 'a lakes lire pafiur 1 adiertiaisd in. and b® ‘ 11 atre Inal a.inBftil ”H umpl 11 W h ere did v OU get the j monrv lo j ay tor that big a l ’’ttertha l«ni 11 to me. btr«« h®r. I Til-Hit. Salt Rheum Hands Would Crack Open < A T A It It It I JOHNSON’S tiRI \I STRENGTH n»«*a *«•«• i® watt. Wa loj/t Lava to wail, tor ool«f. eotw» a*«« an«! stiffn®«« will com® on from • t< waaive riero is®, but it will go imma diatele after using St Ja«<«ba Oil tu soften and Strengthen the strained tun««, las WASHINGTON DOWN Father of Ilia Country («hen a Ktnck S-v® by • Virtfiuta Politician. Ma «hi tigtun was an rmincntljr fair man II® had a «¡uh k temper, but as a rule h« kept it utidrr control. H<»metin»«-a, how »•ver, it got the best of him. This was the case one® in Ale&andria. Va . wheu Washington was kn<M*ked down by Ln-ut. Payne Payne was a candidate for the legislature against Fairfai of Aleian «Ina Washington supported Fairfai, and «h®n he met Payne be made a remark that Payne rouaidered an Insult, and Payn® kno«'kr<l him down. Th® story went like lightning through the town that < »d Washington wa« kl!l«^l, and some of bis troop® who were station®«! at Aleian dria rush«-«l In and would have made short work of Payne ha«l Washington not pre tent. .| (h«un lie p«iintrd to hi« t»la< k rye and told them that this waa a |>ereoaal matter ami that be knew how tn handle It. Every one thought that thia meant a dueL Th«- next day Payne got < nuts from W«Nh>rigton asking him to nmir to the bot»4 ||r ripr«-f«»d a duel, but went W«»hiiigt.»n, bow ever, was in an amiable m«s| II.- frh that hr ba«l bren m the wrong, and said ’Mr. Payne. I was wrong yr®trrday, but if you hate had auf fid* lit satiafii. !K»n, Irt u« hr frirn Is’’ Tlirre was a drrantrr of wine ami two gla»«. s on thr table whb h Washington had orderrtl to »niiktfh over thr «piarrrl. Th® two drank t»»g®tbrr and became «u. h strong friends after that that Pat nr was on«- of the pall bran rs al Wr*htngton'« fuutral. (•rtt. U aafrlhflon'« <ourt®sy. hi the Century there la an article br Martha Little ■ Id Phillips, firing "lie« lection* <»f B a«hmgtoo and IL«* Friend« ** The author 1» a granddaughter of the youngest daughter of Gen Nathaniel Gr«-« nr. and ah® tells the following story in the words of her <r and mother, concern inf a visit of th® latte to Washington at Philadelphia: "On® inridrwt which occurred during that visit was so rumhal in itself, and so rhara«*!rri«tlc of Washington, that 1 re call it for your entertainment. Early in a bright lH*reml>er mottling, a droll l*w>king ».Id countryman called to s»-<* th® Prawi* dent. hi the mulst of their interview breakfast was announced; amt the Freni« dent Invited the visitor, a« was h:a hos pitable wont on am h ocraatona, to a «eat bemde him at the table. Th® viaitor drank hit coffee from hie saucer, but lr«t any grief should mine to the snowy damask, he lateirmusljr «craped the bottom of hit cup on the saucer’s edge before setting it down on th® tablecloth. lie did it with am h audible vigor that It attracted my at« tent ion, and that of several young people present, always on th® alert for m-caaioua of laughter. We were to India« reel at to allow our amusement to become obvluon» Gen. Washington fonk in th® ait nation, and Immediately adapted bit visitor’s method of drinking his roffre, making the scrape even mor® pronoun«-ed than the on® h® reproduced Our disposition te laugh was n< Led at once.” bar ti»® K«®ff On. know« Why trit!® with a «pram when every one knows that St. Jacolui Oil u»*l in th® worst c»'* will •«> strengthen th® Itljuied mi'« I® a« to make It lb® best remedy for ibis dread«»! pain. Till SI I BN « root Kssa X in ®«ler 1» ba shaken Into the «L At thi* «•«’--n your fret f.wl ** • 11, - r roua and um»»mfifftabte If yi»u hat® • xrtt' g fret «»r t-ghl «h»»-«. try Al • T 1 E a « It r*»»* a »4 »omfort«, mu- « wa A ».'easy » urea two])«'n and sw«»®tit»g fart bottaro ami ndteua atu>ia. Hr... * a err Usili», rating, damp s haw over thirty Ihuu- i.»l»t Lv Try H ledAy. 1 hal h. t«.r® f r * Adder«®, Aiieti Oim- India a ®s th® .Mallevi le glass, a i tlonle I aitici». I» now used to fill •h'<*ay«’»l teeth. FOR MEN ■ l"r«i* <tw! M -wt >• w rOtlsnd f«*<iiv Nr*urta4hug K«im*d:> Lit l .1 /¡rippe, c.itjtrrh, ONLY. DR. FOOTE THEY ALL WANT Rheumatism. 8TAFF cur® any ache rr p«in know® y. Hr nd tuf trial ietlir ^-• days ••nly. l*fg® t-'.itis ('U f 5 L>HotM cs. h) iGiuor J l >* f. « SWANSON RHEUMATIC CUWl CO. IS? «ng |*9 (karbs a St . Chic»««. ml AI»AM* NT.. M r. < HII AGAI. M» h r«<.|t>irt'tg u>>«ut| **t»«| ir«NBint*ei « roD«Uit pa re nailjr of t»jr Itotle-r "Free" W r •»>! o-.|jr r »• ii»it r iu*'i • b|M» i «> ele ttllsd H a). ■ |)lwe«w«e *,r mrii tit a 1« •tody uf a lift» <hu*. '» nfitrtu a:** •■»rfy »’ • rs •hu ii'l levti‘«*>ii»iv|vcomtua > >»tw » It |»r Ft»«--, ■ flii-a«- » * rr • i •> ■ < ■ n '■ La h-n ••nt rt wrv wh*ra i t »r«, - 1 | ». »««.« and bll u »1« rm rlop®«. < ■<.M«’«|*on Irto • »vi Niifjltgl, MadHal ami Flo« tri atlopTa i. ng It»® o» tt>* doitrsL Avoid dry«« r®Doaitn< thoritr-.l and srii <ty].-.| •{>• town*. Few g’lutn« spr *1 Krw York cf I hhafo I»» th vat« af!air<» af* *«f* I ne^tMUi m » i r -r d'»em.«»nl w «-»h nr«*« • <f tl>a t fibarv Neiusl. lir|«r••xl,»ciiv* sit'1 >•»*< «»«* Im ptodtliirnt» It marrUk®« m phai«' poRltlvriy t-ttf'fiM th« bi..tad, ,Ji UH «Hl retiioYwi aJI sh.i» skrr« id thr ; • • ■ ' « I • catarrh •> d ri < at;« •' V l<«>ral*.’* <t- only |>« t ><«o« ui r -t frr a- » * c , v g.-r l<t vital organ» • 4 r..rv«-» | »«*%•<-« » «•■rr"u |t ¡-. r r. •• r » i..r 1 ruu t, ui«w < Ithrr rrtovir. half pm «• IDEAL VWXxX.'XcV* » ^\\\\\J\V\. bicycles 1! ;s An employ®! of German « Iriks «ava that they u<>rk 30 per rent slower than -I ‘-KAXF nkattkx A 01/ everybody you know io nu i\ save their tin tags for you The l in Tags taken from Horseshoe, “J. T.,’1 Cross Bow. Good Luck and Drummond Natural Leaf- uill|>a\ l<>r any <>n< or all oi this list of desirable and useful things—and you have jour good chewing tobacco l>< .ides. Fcin.ilu fi«h of *11 «j-®‘ !»•« a»® con •idernbl v mor® nuruerotia than malea pt ion*—lb® anglui with two vice < th® catfifth. Enlarged Prostate Cured Every man, woman and child in Amt raa can find *«>me<htng on this li«t that (hey would hkr tu have and »«iw have kKEEl Write your name And address pMtnly and tend every tag can get to uv mentioning the nmnbcr <d the present you * A■ v A*»w>rtnicnt <• f the different kind* of tags mentioned al a.H be «uccptcd at follow The Ban® of Ohl Ago No Loogeg To B® Dr»adt»«i. A Min Ei^htj-two Year« of Ag. Ourr-l In Dine, Ark. On® of thr oh|r«l aud I» •I known men In Ferry ( uutiiy h«« the satt« s.liyu wf rn>»ylng rr feti ht-aiib aftar awgartMT for «sor® (baa Í fleet« )«rats with rhr< gtrnl a it-I In Ham malk’-i '«all aujuitc Uvw h Mu h K Httiri it», !«•»< <|< m I i, art , MÌw«E 1® A t»«r. • k <•*> K t**-» l'Jtotlto» n hui.Kr kn®, •* beta Kuft«*.“ |N*g LU.I« n htew/M. n< M ►< ■ 11 S..t Swi u I» Tifili ia r»»-« ’ th, it K.» k lU ia W •* b. This offer expires Novtmbtr 30, 1899. A44rru .11 >'.<ir Tig« and lhe <.<>frr«pi>ndcn<.r .lx,ut ihrm to DRUMMOND BRANCH, St W• w«sl U ’• t » r- > • t: . . >f Ihl» )A«*er M r 11 I fri a eight » <* ■» » rsrw ■ f s4. • ••a of his », • tn G i .i A fiii«»i, I f». t. »..• I k • if »istr ?«■•»• I o »» ••»» Ir Trun ! ir wa« « •lai»- lu i J»r <t««» >'f unrr»t, Ihr rl»M« of t rturs »1.4 SB®a»inr««. thr l»«tH Ihr f«e.p.ett ®«ll» L» pn*S • »ter and lie luahilliji lu «lo •>> II« rx.tiht •carrely g*t «i* ut Ww h«»u»r, fr« 1 h tre®BbH®g ti. 1 « be«l with pain f« n !•> ■»■! to f -4 lit this • »'411' h hr resti Ih® •tarliti»» sn MUM-fmini In fits paper thsl a tuartr*uu» new me<h*Ml f««r raring )-ro*Ui(k- dises»® had Irrit II« V. t to Ihr a4.|rr«a gtvrn I r h.i>! i erti- » ». •»>•! «I • ■ ■ « • ■ -<-» ir • .| <j.e rrn-r^f» . In !<••• than trn •!»»• rf- tr he ha<| Ih® •*«(•••■ ♦•«... w. « . rìff: i »'• * •*>»* W»« ■ >.ri/f-4c, dr«-i‘ «raU-I ani Ih«- rkanree uf rwuvetf ut» us i uf 1*1« «<r werr ayalnel bim. Irl »istydai« <»f c«.nHt>uoU« w*c ij Ih» fam.'ti» Bnlsrnl Alterar»« n-rOwM| ru«r ! hint 1 >»w • r n w t. • «rr aft*h tr»| rao ha»r Ihr »am® •g|. .'..rlf- ■ *' »I Ai « f ■ . • • t . !. 4«r-| ■K-.ltrnt Gleran«. • new-.«.®th«H| (train > '<t Il I» tira» rt!»rd In I wo sk-rly written lM»>b* w h»rh futi can gr( frrr «•! rhsrft-, by o>a'l, by sentii«-« •wr «»ame «»* ! ad Irr-« t • th® S.n.t'lrr Mi i'.-al i >>«*t|<an» ÎI9 U *»‘- ih IhilMIt)®. |L.«O<»ti M«»*. Ita» ' . ' ' ■ atto®, •ad Ut«» 1« •* th hm ' - I» m you. " <iu» teda*, and refer U* Ibi» arth la. The Riilooil TEETH WITHOUT PLATES II. x .I <‘r«» *« tir«t. Krl«tg«-« 'I •■I®. I'Alnle-a* filili«« ®t»«i nil »«-IH.lt. Inventors’ Association. r Dr. I . II. \\ hit« . (I «o*aroaATif> > Wsdoat «i f trr > r tu «tar.®« "• »wurs, tnt>• s and ssii psteuia Onf »♦•« ♦ trtrd attorney est» vu patent« dlrsât !'•>»» th® gMveru»®nt wüb' «t'!«• s» Aaent« »•’ e-l In ®v«ry t«»sit to *«11 |*aiBnte«f artl®T«Nk Furth- r Information fu»»»shê«t «»n f«',»i®sl. R«- * *'.l« <*•«»»• or <• ««»« « ÜVIU'tlM*, PuWTtA!»»» Üa»«> ** CÜILERSCÍRBOLATEOFIODINE Relief at Last IX f* r* A»« V f -r bv M*rv I e » ■ ’■ *’*■” ,Jr * ’ ■» ■* "** ■ t b**lM »b«- (»nu'n» fUi f *’ •! I<s.l .««b* --- |wl r» m-H-fr.-r ' ■ •<» n»«il«-4 FRFK In pi sin mi A Jdl Fearl M . M® l«»ft CURE YOURSELF! • I I.' » * A big viel ! of both profit snd aat:vf4<tL n Will trxult if ,<>U 1-Unt I »«• • ■!« •» ' » . r«| if.fi» t !«>•'. l f.«t • a . . l*»iniwOT. »>1'1 h»« Mill». i 1 • « < 1 *«•14 hf ■»rwagl«!*, >» »cui li» »G ìr »••»«»i. t^e •*. F rt. • t»4 <*••<. I - « • ‘ YOUNG MEN! I HO«. ■ • «••«».» " ' I» a* «»Si Y Mx*>1«>rtM Will für« •ttol« *o4 •••ry • » I A*c fcxr «« a S m rv*t f«U*l Io m»» O'« Mf h <• *-»%.««• t> nf b-to Jxc-rf aCa.-’i < h»« M® • «• .«*» viti «kat.-tdaft I« W »>*r4-;»•'» ■*/■., ■ •- i^r U>rt\ w .» I »a - •••»I |.bn<t.4tff-««l w-i,.* t f. I1 » «1 •-• » • M < « r to » I -|M"> Bf '•P'.UK |4*.ft.f wr<|»« l, •«»-•< Wf« . f » ■'- ! 9 l-Antf OlUit at CO. CMaas*. UA CVvulor »MOM-vf «st r»««*»«. « ’ • • g late f ' Of Ih«- r»k ••-• Haii«V<aBe «• .tele, !'.'»!> ■’ If y«»>t se® • «-««Nf ag> nt writ® -• Immsdiau « b«r parti«*'» «rs «tol ..«ir epr«*ial t»i«y«fr •9sr Pt« tri« « OA«r H«»M>. «t Pi-Li < Tempi» < «»uri ^vAera* DR. GUNN'S LIVER PILLS ONJE FOR A DOSE. Ch re ata H*ada >»• sad a krriH.o r.aj •• an I F ,rify the |u>w4. Aid I »!<■ «lintt »«id Fr***n I fill mo |k> h'I' irtp® •* Hi-Ln Te'-on tiara wa«- I mail * '• -* ’ ■ » .r , l»H ll<«x A > K< • «» . Phllatla t*runa. «. I ■ » I-f , MACHINERY Danger in Delay! F«»r Mills M<n*« Fhoyw «»»4 Farms; aterl t^g firg »nd Itnlslinf Kngine®. Hoe ( hi«®! T«w-’b i*®»«. Altenv lire«*®, etc. Krerv man of woman whose blood ta o»ti of Jtfder should berarahal. should »••»e>m«tbltig to brief txrk strength an*1 health TATUM<LBOWEN 77 m M First street Portland. <U N aisuktii r*u iis», .r» LADIES r«V«CH (iNufi CO Our Nem Calendar Watch FOR Loul». Mo I MOORE'S REVFALEO REMEOY < crttiaitta I * alruhot «»r «plrlt* «»f W|!| 4oll. a«« parson m • • be a |i per butUe at yuur <fuggMC*B RUPTURE CURED. Wo guarsnn® U» fil •»••ry cs«e we Imi* t put 11 off; writ® for particulars al enee « II. UoolGKI» A (’<». »Ipert Tr*»t • Hiera, ite Hcroud Hln.l, Purt'.aod, iff I ; - >T s 7T * • ' • Th'» r 'N», •• •» •• 1* •" t. h »-1 >« » I'r ><»-«4 < r m »»• r« • O». g-»«®nso*g P »g»m^« S«.(* IVlk’i'f •>- t b««-* o» A'*»••• t zu v« V. • J •» •< I» ><• =-«• r to*. « » ... • t f« »•,«• F f - w W r I« N*» »<rt»x»t >«»*• •**• PH g« NI A M Alt, rb i*4s , Fw w il h X writing t«> a«1 • ert l»wre pl«-*s® u««ntiuM I hie paywr.