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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1903)
r a .» % • • • ' , •• • « * e 4 *• • • •» • * t •'.* - A<k< «to»® Z f J V ■» SCIO, LINN COUNTY. ÜV (£;-. MARCH 27. 1903 «• .« corsi/ PUBLISHED EVfc.RU FRiDAf AT l.l A A IO, Tür. i.: .i ALBANY «/« * •* - e *• • • w nt rn <*u MrKiUog A Churchill. Prop«. OHP n % 1 . li«c M «■«. •I. k»¿ W • >- Ihr beat H M mid iOc in the open ali night. i *» Ua» « H * lVr a»»- um Alu -Hit. mt •!.« »• k ■ - . «v u- ;» ' •v-'-i 1 IH»»*»*-»*’•** * tH»‘ u.nwi *»•! ♦<»! E f « H« » the rw • »• »I*« • ’«** i«*rir h»wM»ib»n in Io the . ay «<• «••« Only Flrwtdl In* PROFESSIONAL > 15 <•••!>t< ............ Sluing i ♦i. lt.lb' lx.ll'» II ur ltr-»»in|{ <>n LENHS? f'l rmwin »! ••.o li werk. I ) M EYE AND EAR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON M 1J«»ln l.i.«k All-.-y Or.-.- n 8CI0. OREGON OrUuiu BsUsUc 2úcli:U Cs C-—-.i’-k'« - o. office . PHYSICIAN and SURGEON • r i »»» ■»’!»> it ; > ’ B:lo, Crújan TMpisn» Xx:Xaa:t Ma 11. to y«»u. *’|t r|>|*a.*n|B bang* rii» a«*i ilio trv»e ini** i» Februarv.ot « ^r’y iu M,*u h thr l»L••••tu* bevali o it. i-rd tlu' I ) INSURANCE AGENT For tit Lirtr^îol xr.â Lsaicn Glcïs Iz»-ri=C8 Coapiar- are» y.dk>w nith gol<i»*ti IX i I • 1». REALESTATE BROKER, JurtUt cf th® Teiee KcUrr Scio Or®:cn r // .IM thliní Fn-ih Camli Aut-, < > • n'.d 1.1« . ami «It drink- of all ku d*. ! Leu trw* ahlto with oraiupe H«»wr*rw. It winy I«- that a Htirry «»( bim » u ha* whitrn«d th«- nuuiii- !ra£r.ttM <« a» i» iil‘? alvi «. if tb»* Iw «hining, v»oi m-ty l»»*ar at mhlnight thr High o | m » u whmì >< w », thr >4 tlw <»«•• ’kihtf'bu I t» Il »- ”-rribriì gr-'V«*, atui it i .4* m r •M’rtiwtJ *<> tiu ’'glioua brfofW. An rt|*-r»f*u»•• lili«*thia !*» |w»*’iblr any «intrr. a» «I •» t» uorth a )<*• turi ut a ||.J » (i wML* t « can l*ave if hu- a Kout» jjiairii an«l pirt’irvwptr kiyt.u ¿i .4 buririti» Mvtilitahia« t<> »•ro < ihfo*i •» <*4.inpi* tc informati»«n •K ut the trip, ai «I •!«••< riptive mattnr, t»ll.: t (ali! ru;.i. ina» U- la.l W. i’ fx. W. HRGEY sexo OHX33:: J M MOORE I il»«*» in <»r«-g n, Portland On*|p>ti. h «»I * f»*< I»' - rbw k*aii‘l jru. n pn»Li|>ll) rrjmirnd. CoMAX, %gt. * !* <*•• G< mi Pa** \i> h imo.i on. T<» u»e uri rlghteroth «•••nt nr. |.hr i»«- 'lil» I« an nu r true t «I«-ha« tug h i |.| h - iii -«1 In ■ -mall Virginia town In 11»« u inter <>f Itkii it 1« ■ start i i ■ rv match of tl»«- |ira-w«it U|> to n •h«»rt tha>e »g«' Mi« J E lliaraaion i f MHf •*t it|.in V« t, id no |.et*.«il il k ir >\» Iapigi- of the n«r»- 1 airallv«- pro •eri h— of a liaiaitw-rl.ilii’* < «»ugh it. ito il« i,a-t J m »II« -al» n.l lobi tiaik a «Ir«- ulf ill « «.'il «n • at oii’t Im»- I f«--i» ■ it »tie u nid ti n «- pl»« une til i Imi «m«- «if mi m-lgti.-r* tol.l m«« I,«os till- rein« «I h - I ■ un -I to r litil«- w«ul I i- g «o giving It to my b-'ii -t oil. « «».il It —«»«» inrail lier. I «rill. I loa uh I tie m . nula* tur.- - 1 < ho . *e-t lain’» < i ugh il» h « ile f.«r p i-> >g - grami a «-urr within my n-aeli I i - hii tint r.-i-oaaimi-nil It too highly ur «mi t«wi anu«-li in It« f .vor I h”|H- all w hu re «<1 III - will try Ilan te- rniiliii, • il a» 1 i»a- Fur .«• by All I’« der- Arma .»I lea», el Wile. A leter la publlahrd at Paris from the aged Admiral Keiei .ere to the ef fect that Brest a f. rn.er Fr« i h< u- All work guarani <<d I »limata» furnal.r.1 aul al M ■> who was inti -attal n i be Levant, hating heard of the dise, «»ry of 11. fa I ia »tat i.e of il.« X ' . a i f Md which la n«.w m the le.uvrr, ini- mediately «>p«n«d n*gi>tiatloas f.T ita aei| .»ilion by France, which, thank» to fa.» «Berlina», ware »uice»»fu! Ad miral |j «pe« who ta-tirb« at M vdur- tug th»« murali war. (ound Brest In.lig- nani that n«> mention of him wes made at the le-uire in eonnecimn with ’he II» raelaimed. »»hrtiirntly : statue Wi> huv mir »l-«-k in largo quatititi«-» “I know «here tbr armant ihr tenui and keep a Imi lin«- <»f carriage and are, but b» one »hall »v»r ar« tb«ni." Ah linda oí «<>rk in Admiral ItrarUlarr adda that |t la • »gii mau-rial nur line »«tur <>n ahort notice étrange r »’«i» wer« e»«r taken to test th« truth f Brest’s »la teme ni con cerning the arms. J. J. Barnes & Son, General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREGON ■ Irrlrlr Tora Thr x».1 parent and g-randparrnt wh.» areonipaajr Wir ehildrrn t<> Ih« Pan Anioriran »t|«wtlnn will har» mriuorim of th« r i »rthli.g» arouaed by th« dm e ay of « . trio tova ah.«wn thrr» Th«ir thought. will fly bark to thoar data when thr jarkknlfo toy de lighted thnr heart*, and. lo.-k.ng ahrad to read the reara to fnmr. they will Oregon f< r enj -y m»r»»l at the tM>»«ibilltlea | ment offerer! tl the children of today. E»rh In ignoraaee of the inarntiona of modern time, they orre happy la their childhood, whu-h la eel !<> er that p roan lent T. J Mt xgan* such treat »»I- a.liera »a the Pan CaaMar ............ W . A. E wim > Am eri ran ia draigrrl to perform a mag niflrrnt aerale» In portraying the pr. g !*r»-w a general hanking and eiciiang«- reaa of a ««atury Eapoailmn RuIlrUn. bua.neaa. learn« nuuia al current ratea, and ifraf»« toned on fr ncipal citi«« w’.4 e • «4 Hie- r ;v H<»uth* fn»m any Nu»t| ern Pacific M**nt <»r £4F~ I r> film. • ‘ ‘ . d, « . ’«»n, tat <>t ». v'.ei.rg »: M Lad beet» wiwr V « • » J id a T wa; t lu l< a i r* .. g t<> trr &«a» y t L ■ k i I*X» i lu G«ar t.jnrn »cl ti r rdt ” Y vu h» r »y t« n!y a v !r ; » ow »t a*“d I » ’ "«■ti» *•<1 to : t f« W at wr> t- • I a <t I i 1*1* Ç'Hpd t •’•’»tut ICE*. I»f r«t htf abwEinetuT* W « r*t ht d>d or h*' a»t*r, r er i»- d o *> j » .»-U •. . ». : nr, ' vea iiaualler te *»i* IM r«?” c • i» •' artled km ’ • ’ f •a» Lut dlniiy sw*’» «f the s? sr, <d » »r «|V»e» «■»’ tam t4»|»e, atid tl»«*ii y<»u Lave an arti*t • )m<-kgrouu<l far a tropimi L r**«t The air ia full of aunahine, an<l heavy witli Hit’ <»» h ili ioilir I- Al) fruit wh»H> thr pii far.}, m O Utah «d tb«tf e toBftd » » • ad u.al K very tra«*? -ve; * ipatîetie B*aanBr i-i u ne,et • •!»*! aurpnw. f >un4 hi i#*« j * a <| a am h .»«aie f<-a •tf. runt4MM«-4 b» «I r u ’..-t » J •»« **r A a tur»4 and U r«r •«**■ h » •<«uty a r*»ulu Kw >• t «OMMfcM *»<1 io nef. nn, w *4 b 4« rfcnir •! m w uh »*rc •• he, »11J tl Xer <• made. He eu«»® be and a» pr i»»_ • n- l f At» t « t I « i .«i « » im aa hu vi -t> •--•-■• • »v*f re h r »• nd •• many >- n a ¡ - « Mivi tur j.- tn • ‘o»*», that « * ’ •- > e «i>d to r»e « »in« lb« trat » < b«ii< ed bun to I* I«« <i<x -le iU «rA*n ■♦itu a »a fixte «nú M Inuf . rf - re r»r| ? g «• r* erre «il <*n< tW’t tha eft.«*, ui fti , uí íue Ar • .1 • I au-a IB * rig Con fea • a»! ►’»», E# : ad ft<wr ». ». **• t wh < I ”! he •*'» .»«fi lo aio* .‘ •r a • d • • * i di . im X t a . ♦-. f »»ring ho f » « tal. J*i v I» quirt , * . X tmrtb (. •. nl«> t * , B* ’ . » - <** * ' . t d - Bf hi* • • '»e * ,.« th : kit g. ■* r* Ha! • • . kfd ? «-r, if Bi.t * ■ • • • i r r. * ' y the rat a i • •» Il ilr t uttlotf 4 1 »’F TIME Al BAXV OUI.OOX By I) r. Hu nt ph rey. I* HOUSEGLEANING WOMAN A PESSIMIST ’arria4 rii -:t » • ■ ’ t. 4 • a an • 1 io i ti. k U b ei'twijr «ukrur’ii, K h« ” 4 tc’d . » i v.. L<en (.ai k, b?ula v an Li’ «»t c*. ’t After a'.. - V« i i y ’ X\ «a ! « » •e i- and n»A « bad it t «< lr*v it i r» • -*«4«l <.«*.. Ti-t ! «ti ha t?« igtrf C*>4 . A »I him rr ►Iff a ore i as •»• a ! ai« - t .« Ut ou, « * t îg >t*4 « ».rp ’• red ’.«-•’t.'*-!’ t »U il i « '»ed b»r I rr, • L’.ed hei that. Her * i t ai • r » P bi k »I / -*«r . ..• H «w JOJuul f • « -Il BA* g* ’ uy «’ .• T‘ ay had ba*a • m-a year * whole rear of una«! “ y ad Mp- pi«>* »4, f'-r t *v k»»-* tbrrr «• d j>8' rat. «i rb)ertlona Hia tnenda h i « i» «L et bui ra i» th* ebani . . - ed ... raf< rn.ati n a» der, 013.1 piafa Ib felt tha', ha ha<i W<i;k<U L t :t hod L • ■ << a i o* * »ra tu W' i •- . l!**r far h a «004Tant y < . f r <w firm Ko p ■ -if i e»« * «a ab’*, b U « • « < e Ha «a« «tea ; » £ tr.i t < er.rou»«)(- ! <4 •ay and, ih «« r<, be an •-« al « a» Tka a*r< !• - ; . » • d lue play i ; «t J e quiridy. at a i «uri eaaatftf« fUdiy a w, rd he? invitaban U » ’n a in-m-M rivd warm iraaeH L*- r It »I t t »me 1 ' <- nt 'ît*«a! bad brt^lT-ri rd » «ri l- W <“J • « M»fci I r*4 *r F*« n • ’<• a miaiabe ! wn-.’P } V- ’• ■' ) . b-r •• ;• « - c r*u! • »re t’< ■ urage !’rr> ■ » Ih.rik h bc*t break our eE<M*ru»i <’ • * > u* Vulb. * io- «b’ti’t l.kc » »*■' Hr ! - ur maelf trying to »< rt • bat the » a Ü», Lad jual r ’tn and • ’ g • hy he <■< • t ”U ■ ■ » »U «a j • hat ) • a c : : - t mg* » 4 ì t y* u b I m mi n*e, »• I de •a«x e*“ •*.< » led Hr at 1 ' b.Bg at ber damb’y. r-unJ!y 1 au¡ |Kjae. » « "ritis» «•»’. » ou * N g • La li u» >uur dreadful drink...« to y - ur old life*” I * » • ‘ ba ’ »«I4r*« 1 Bltobily o< Frt»ff»«a<*talt«*a A ’••ry •* ’• • •-■’•»a >1 M - an rar’-' •’ *• • ‘ rv »f a ral tir < st« but her ir-i - ’ «f pruni ne»? g » irr . ’ t>-« a • at *■ ib >* tx*»< .. - * a* • •*' ! thr mi :h 4 hr •»ir¡ »: • At • r».«ht rr- ’g / the eta*« ■ r.r . f t « • • n • taba eierv »« » s.« Are ) ma giad that )t u ar* at «• ’ an. » let tn » r ♦** T • <1 irre •<• M thr f rr gn li» , ■»,.# ” n ear» and t*,» anawer «r«a- **Ja. ’ \ ee certainly »•< •O ap* • • rat I Gat tb»a peftin, »r a -tnaa it *•« «alle I up to md the qtseetw»«» and anaver '"be fot lhrvo<h thr ;ue«<u>ri all r-» • • hui n* . •• : tba .aaa L> u . t<( : .« Biuo «r ibi« war \ • gra • « IddwMihe® AratMMd R*g 11«**»• nf a ll«r»rk>f Pini • , ) ««a •ffacLaU« t «uHrus«. n to Who! "hr an’t hoip Il ••»«• . r u> ’ xho a ¿u*rndaa4 • > t ;»•• p toree *4 the fu* • '*»* turity • rka m the pr«arot. ag** dreama the pa»t i ■ ’e ! dlara autre peogia put mb« tbeir riolbaa the kea arnaa they pul el their benda U • ar a man apfwaro twt.f<u•-.«■*. laobtag to a • uuaa d»]vnk at t ber <m whether be wearu eyeafatoee r the way be bru'iiV« h a hait X \ Preae lo«i«r«t lll.»v»al. He Wiiobg «a..«. >tly b r .t * maa who bufes hi« i gal -T « bua»« Ih« V «I.- « «a'i < >a the e-• trary. he <-*r>»..!e-« i ” tbO W r «i«.;r> Cwsr beusr as t anagm«» t ».e town w. _J ut lutai dark*»»« d he liapi-ened te break duwu < ■ «e- fiad» X»«» Thr •trrafp » man H • th»-ww»| pciiuit Alttv*at rtary *»»>tnan orrr «ö yrraWi of Ufte loolk« rtU!r«o»r«t Her brow* ar® l/rrtt rnuqtb «Ira *n Hit» into a i < I llttr. U»rrr nrr d®«» t f»»rr«»»< rbrrka. She f*»«rl»a raitrlty wrt» * n • i-|r . '»f h‘»w IO ♦ «■ • e» . ! »h ■ - ? Mi hi !. « ? 1 flfy t« ni t i d'ihb"! wben ir» mor* rr V et r amt h?i*r H -fh :o# »■ ! t 4 t»»-rUa f««r No w »ndrir >*bl fìtvtrf than men_ gp r for t*»e> h ^’ «h Ir amerir* lo tbar • tt'l Irt tbrin «H oa « |n tbefr fare?®. Thrre Mia» oltre an Blderly ••nani wht» *%aa anneratitk»na t*> a (teiera* an i v. » AÌ’» « »’4 »♦■4 !>!• w »r«t 1»» I i*Ì ah* ffttd a hr»-«llr nf* xm r fl« !t »< «<r. Ihr tr. «!!4 a pL ture f«ll m thr h »«r t»r ; •» ’Fif 0* • ‘ s.» f thè wna In tantlr pi in#ed roo«n«4 she wua tanth ‘Wr ’pr foinjj* I to lata a II»**» w*»<8. r*Pr hmn r’f had Inri»*** abe w *» h M aay. 3!»i1 thrn «hr'd be tnrhr mo«r ttn*il botine otte had thr toot bar thf row« tr t Into thr «he wntibl r'»n«i¡drr thr <Wm->h birV ri- «trri*rd <»r aatlaAed f<»r n ti”'*» and ffrow r»4 rhrrrfnt b « It wh « h r ha hit fz> t.r S lini» «»n.‘ nn<* a**- a«*?*- ♦* ’ ber if the ’1-1 not t ri r » m ir«***! 1 » k atffi® • h»» r » d. “bnt •*V/by crrtilnïy, they don't rotili« -I don’t Irflw In thr ptH*d lurk Ottr»/* v Xit h ‘ y thè by. la • thr vi Kerr frra ia ran’» intat»i»ir why I don’t » aav® lo i ♦ r frir»'«* *M*rt anything’ w'rn 1 »>j«* r.-. but then I to w»«ndrr P w.v *..n Arthur, who trn» U for n * »»y tlrrn, ia on M train, «nd in n mir •e I »ee him i*»«t m plainly t l-.• * ■i - nnd mnnplr<ì in a When f .’»cl ’• thnt hr I m really dead ! tbi k of .lohn, nnd worry brcnti*r hr bn«n’t a l-.etter n<»«bi«»n Then V-dtv come» Int • mv rdnd nn<l I f el -”r r that onr of her « hildrrn mn«t br i»l I feel ' ’ • ■ ' -e T.wee'a throat a hit then, and by fMa t itn® ft** 1br » trn”'»«”»t T’m wide awake. thinsr* 1 d'-n't on tertian I w by I al-.'uM br no Avnk. * l,M Ker r»b\,;‘i,n «! ••"«, howrrer n"XV hi’’” ■ •■!;L • • f.«r 1 -r •• r of rh’-rr* !n»- % an I of **) »Vfn thr >w«»t ** !t’a n r •• -Urin* thnt w >i»irn n*ed thrir fare» s»h<»w it btlt there urr f< * who are urnwible •Hough to take it. |>efM h < nna«*4 hjr M >*anltn. * ;irv nuw «’.nrtfrtf vnUfi rnmninnit'.i♦ b»ir «• wi*ll m malnr X nr I vt ll. u f« vpr. \ \»uv York t’ -i i i» ha-, fra -I » tfr»:»h rFr’iffrutr in thr cik . of a !4 month»* old l»ah«'. in tv hÍ•-h hr • *vx ’•|>r »,h was ranted by rrr*’pr’íi- <b>r tu (hr bite of r» ni • ;• ’♦ '* ft b '>nfv f'»ir tu thr i «.». t«> to r»c I tl i» t!»r b' ■ » r<l of f - r r ? î’t • • ....... . * - ..- ! t, • •u*crf»t thr rer'l*’ ntr nnt’1 a r l»rr*R t hv*irian b*vj hn* ti’.’atr«! »‘»1 pupp hided tli.’i’ thrrr wn« no ofhrr anpnrrnt raiiwr for thr drMh t’t'U ft r moa<|uitu Lil?* Youth’- t n » h»l>. WEEDS Consumption is a human weed flourishing best in weak lungs. Like other weeds it’s i-.vsily destroyed while young; when old. sometimes im possible. Strengthen the lungs as you ould weak land and the A. i ds will disappear. The I' st lung fertilizer is tt’.s Emulsion. Salt pork ii good too, but it is very hard to digest I1. ■ time to treat consump- ti n i* when you begin trying to hid- it from yourselt. Others sec it. you won’t. 1). n't wait until you can't d> ceive yourself any longer. Begin with the first thought to take Scott's Emulsion. If it isn't n ally consumption so mu« h the better; you will soon forget it and lx? better for the treatment If it is consump tion y< u can’t expect to lie cured at once, but if you will begin in time and will be rigidly regular in your treat ment you will win. Scott’s Emulsion, fresh air, rest all y< t can, cat all you can. that's the treatment and that's the best treatment. We will M*nd you a little o( the Exnul- bion free. Fa M»re that (M b pkno« in »!.« |o«a f a UMi »• on th« • ni» <« M r*«»y LffKoe at ferm i k tea yoa bey. SCOTT & IJOWNE, Che misti, aiu» l>»rl «It 'M T. V «OBPMrISU N. ,->■ (nd ft »II .-.T’’*«- have opened home Men ‘s X ¡ce Shirts will soon be here This is «»ur first sliipmvnt of spring shirts -inti you w ill liuti our usuiti Ltrv.- lin<* «if »hilt- for the small Imy t<» tl vt rv large man. In our I’r.-.s or Mtircii Ihiiols we have the newest pntt. rn ami at very inotlerate prices And wi- will at! want a new pair of l'or ;hc lioiit r<«>ni »ml tin u if w« M* t* « todt b-•* in •htrfa, laitndrr»wl cv>|» liar or M.-r» I» will) ¡air <4 «’uff* 50r Mrn • •Utfrh w ill* «lrtoA*lial>h* cuH* 7&r. I (M». to I V» ami 3 <Ml could only g» t i.ico new curtain» for room we would he sittistieiJ » t , A • of cur litiii'« und curtain nets nt such t ¡tu « ' .d.V) M. ¡. 4)1»!» verv ■ / •'•11 i t t « »it' «Un !»• jMkih’fr.i» Mt'ti'i» «’”••1 h«»ux V o»(tMiuvIr, f I mi W V M» Curtain m t-, |wr vani, «le, B>c, pretty • puni», wry II <<> I! V» Men'» g»»«! .-.ttön.id.' |«ii>t«, wry »ervicibk* II TO Ment« g - •! wi«.l ¡-ante, tiew »prtng pat>«wiu< 12le, l e, lHf, 2‘ h ’. 30e. Curiains, per pair, <’Oc lo $7.50 I.' m t.. H.OtJ "TAYTON G. D. TROTTER, I ahatunu to l’AN l'S |..r everv «hiv wear. rt'ii'ionaldt1 prices The ! Ot> * * ’ .r», a allow Ju. t I >N ITaalttak. Th» l.uelllkk « «• the iu«>»l fkti:- n» of the l . 4 ■ ' I I- : • 1 ’ . toad from an egg laid by tlie o- k uf the common barnyard fowl. In the an dent picture booka It wag ua laliy rep re»-tiled «« -i eight I: .:b<-l »• (.«-nt or dragon. *..iii»tlme« with and • mrtln.ea without wing* It* nail r ia defiled fri.iii In- ■ k «. n..-lining ■ Utt!«’ king a--I »3» applied l>e«-nu*.- the creature ■ ai«>ta on Ita head whf.-h luucb rearm- ll«*l a crown. I lie <i.<-katr - - a »|< .«•■» nt l.»»lllak. I.-«!d-« baling a <-r «ti p.,I a comb » hl. h »«• «u «-«act Count«-: ¡».rt of tlx'I--. * » Pliny u-- tr.-a ua that the I n«!l « I 1 a voice whl.-h •»truck terror to th- henrta of nien, !•»«»!» at- I *.-rpcnt» ’’ Th" Itl'.le .- It with th» ||,,n, the aarp«'iit and th«« dragon n» one of the moot fortnldabl.- creatur«-*. old tvrlterv Pliny. F. a- -I .glwr«, st t'. t bite waa tnort everj t I b-oath wiv *ufTo itlt.*- and tl at p*aut would .row In the vlct'ilty ■ f lair It* «lend tody wa« often it» I. atli«l>ended In Iwlfrlee t-i pr. icut »wal lew • fi m tn : I:. g th< - - When You Rise I .irli in the inornlug ami f«*»-l I k r .-lit -p -t. warm tl........ »-hie .mr Io-art wlien yo'i are chillo»! « X- I I - LIVERY & I-EI-.D STABLI-.S.'A Irrinr ,V . I//// Props. Ihn !; t un > fs trilli all Iruitis ut II ist Scio und nufruiuii train at A!unkt rs Our r:-'s r< </ ¡i t r> /.*.*• un'l nur horst's 1‘rict s rt usiHtitlJt iHaiflohd* Lr<o»t \ tirati««. It la fi rq.j'’ Jtly I that ro nr <>f ttw »H mt mettre «i«! finí*»*! ai cíes of im ur*» ar® at tt» anute thnr I » Pel III t ’ *’ < ( t t’ •* I ft I I <’f u.#n. \ vu ■ r> uptma th«* very ¡*rr M’/flf.itb»?i uf tb ‘ pdftrrr < f d*»r-»«ta lion, ai.i! vrt b < ■ ’iM tu I’iv.Bt L ap • ft p-«•*«»' a lhr»t w»1 ins* •wc unr poa*» *«ion of tbi» <etn that han fn arm a^e tlarr’rtl the hnagtiMitl n •i4>rr than ary of bar th«- d.iH'oti'L to tbr pr«»4u tir - r . rry of I he Stoma» h I» I tie Man A w.-iik »lomsch we*k»n« thè rnart I mi . iii — Ir rwnmrt tr«<i»f«>rm tlm ( ihm I he <-.it« Itilo iiurtahtiirnt hr-illlh hik I •tr«-ngth <-inru.t tw« r«--t .r«- 1 !•> nfiy •:<-k min or u.-ik w.«oi io wlthout fi-i r«—t.»rii.g hmtlfh .«od «trength lo Ili» «t.ioi'irii \ w.-ik «boti «eh .-«no«>t <llg.—t «-o.mgti f-"»l In !»••* ! Ili» tl« -in-« tnd r«-vlv.- Ih • 'ir.- I •"<! rito d .wti Uniti- wu I .irgin» <»f thè h-wlv Kmlol I >l ■f>«-g»-l>« l’or«- »-lei'-«’» |mr» H«.« • wi-nirii- mi'l «tr.-ogtin-.i« iti«« gl'imi« Hiid membraoew of |ho • fotti nr'.i no.! cur««« IO'li-g«-«!i'»ti •h *p*P*ln EC Perry nml .ili MoUiMli trnli!»!«“ Spr ng Is Ik a \\ < rking <h crtimc. Eight hour t.iw» are igm»re«l by th«»*«- tírele«« little worker*- !>r. King’s New l.lfe 1’111«. .Million« ere nlu :«v» nt Work night arid day. raring liii|lg«-«t)oti, |iiiiou»n<-«« t’«»n. •tlpatlon. Sl«-k ll.-idirhe and all Monmrh. I.ini-r an<1 B«»w«-I trouHe». Euay plesaent safe sure. I Inly in' al E- C. i’l-rry’s ill ng More. \n<l it is now time ts buy larden Tuols lUngcrou». A full line at the store OÍ llow ofteu viti b«-sr It remsrki-«l lt* oolv k <-•■!«! rmi n few <l«y« Ikler lenfo th.it Ih«* inno I- on hi* l-ti-k witl. |>«»»-iri.«>..ik Thl- I- <-f -il. li r«m< 'ii.-n i» i tirm. » lh.il >» «-«>M luiweve» -Ughi «h.itii l not iw di-r. g-rd»-«! <'hamlH-rlwn’e t'«.ugh R.-in-dy cono no-!« nny t«-mln<K-y low-ird-. f"1« «ny ei) ,, n uni- w ti-.i v< (.iir_ nnd I CBWtnt lo t.ik<- s • il by Ail Uitlit HARDWARE of every description M. » a » »■ • in klbunr JONES BROS. Stio, Orvkon. SCiO of il.-i-r weallw-r, alni aave vou a enee M always on draught. Tha Intflatur of Stotfl». While llenjauiin I'ra ikllu lana I--rn In B ot in, hr «an !•» *»!.! to tn long t Penneylaauia aa truly a* «!.,—• Will.am renn, who »a a a t-.rn In t.i.gland, but cam» bere a* did franklin, from II » ton. And how many p«-opli- In P! Ila delpbla ur vlarivh. rr 111 the I lilt 'd Hla'eo knot* that nn are Itulebtod largely to Franklin for the atuara which a century ago began to replace the flrrplac.'« and more crude arrange menta for grate« warming our bimana! Tim Franklin store, which In ita days »! earlr dei. I pun tit was oierrly a poi table Irmi flrr|>la> <- with open ft>>nt. In which wood ear Imrtied to Inal an apartnn-iit. «M gl- «-n It* name t-e-au».- it wai inrrutrd by lienjatiilti ITutikllu end was really th«- «-mme. titig link I-»- tw.-.-n the rude flrepla '-a of tl»» last rotuury an ! the st e» toJai C<44 Arc a(l l-pn-aaH«l. our high grati», pur» ami i!) tie ». I Hid»«.', will go to