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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1904)
¿The gantiam . <glew3 Albany Has Moral Spasm. A moral wave struck the city council of Albany las night, and as a PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT result Albany will hereafter !><■ a closed town. A resolution was «CIO, LIIY CO., OREGON passed which is designed Io sup press all gambling, secure rigid en forcement <d the law authorizing Sunday dosing of saloons, banish the slot macliiaes from the city and effect other reforms. By D. C- Humphrey. •1 w Advertising rates made known on application Transient advertisements must be paid for when the order is given for their insertion. NAVIGATES THE AHL Entered at the postoffice at Scio, Oregon, as secend-class mail matter. Feats of M. Santos-Dumont in His Hasardons Pursuit. Money in Pheasants. Ramuel Bane, of Corvallis, who has been engaged In the rearing of China pheasants for pleasure for the past two years has found that con siderable profit attaches to this part I of the poultiy business. About two ¿rears ago he caught a young hen pheasant that had become chilled by the ruin, and later found a cock with its wing broken, which he amputated. With these two as a darter he has succeeded in rearing as fine a flock of the beautiful gtmo birds as can be found anywhere. Il 8 an interesting sight to watch Mr. Bane feeding his birds, for they are as tame as chickens and fly up and perch on his hands and arms and fight for the grains of wheat he scat ters over himself. Last week Mr. Bane shipped fif teen pairs to Chehalis, Wash., to be turned loose in the country, the county court being the purchaser. A few days ago an order for twenty pairs had to be refused as Mr. Bane did not wish to reduce any further the number of his birds, According to his statement this business is much more profitable than the chicken industry. It only takes about half as much feed for the pheasants as for chickens, and eggs retail easily at $2.59 a dozen. A pair of birds brings $5. The hens are prolific layers, three of his birds during the last season having laid 195 eggs. At the rate of $2.50 per dozen this maxes a gross profit of these birds of over $40. Sold ns mature birds the profit would be immensely increased. Mr. Bane uses an incubator and brooder for hatching and rearing the little onus Deeds recorded: W C Burkhart to Silas Living stone 6 acres $ 600 Thos O Montgomrey to Eve COO line Montgomrey 22.02 acres Sarah Barker to A F Albert shn 2 lots Peoria 200 Wm Ralston to Mrs B R Bi lyeu lot 7 hlk 164 H’s ad 1300 Frank Robertson to A L Wed die I lot Swpet Home 50 M L Zlgler to C O Zimmerman 16.68 acres 650 M T Powell to Clyde Powell 1 acre 400 J M Donaca to J E Lindley 1 lot Lebanon 20 Bliss I) Brown to Henry Lyons 174x80 feet Lyons 1 8 H Lyon to Henry Lyons 1 lot Lyons Patents J P Hawk anti Win Price. Mortgages for $825 300 and 400. Releases for 400, 250, 125, 5t>0 and 5000. Chatel mortgages for 200 and 400. Registrations, approximately 650. Mining claim of R Edson and Vane Henness Santiam district filed Gopher Gohl Mining and Milling Co Incorporated. Capitol stock $6,000 Headquarters Anidein In corpcratnrs R Edson, Vane Hen t tiss, I) W Runiliaugh . License issued for the marriage ol Rohl M Jones and Opal Bark us and Frank Overholser and Fay Slanard- Music—When you are playing a vornet Torture—When some other fellow plays the cornet. Church—Where you went when a boy. Cigarette—Cure for over-accumu lation of brain matter. Water—A fluid used in watering I liveshx'k. Business—When you akin a fellow out of a bunch of money. Swindle—When the other fellow I akin« \<iu out of a bunch of money. Fli«nd—A man who waits until payday and borrows your money be fore you have a chance to aponti it. Joke—When some other fellow gets pinched. Outrage—When you get pinched. Flirt—When a girl smile* at some other fellow. Tip—Something yon bet on and don’t win. Gossip —What you say aliout some other fellow. Blander—What some other fellow rays a (tout you. Indifference—When you lose ten •lodars in a slot machine. Anguish—When your wife strike« you for four bits. Excruciating Joy—When jou find • nick le. Cat—A woman you don’t like. Thomas Cat—A collector of hoot lacks. A vocalist. Nerve—The thing that ache» when some fellow strikes you for a ten. Sweetness—A debutante. A first kfaa. Frofanlty—(See Telephone.) ,rly Trainin* and Edaeatfon off th« Most Darin* and Sucaeaafnl Aeronaut of Modern Time*. Ilie Brownlow Bill. NOBLE LIVING. There is no.v pending in Congress a bill introduced by Hon. Walter P. Brownlow, of I’ennessee, and the lion. Jacob H. Gallinger, Senator from New Hampshire, appropriat ing $24,000,OOu, National aid for the building of wagon roads. This sum is io lie distributed to each State according to its population, except that no state is to receive less than $250,000. The states or counties re ceiving this money must add a like amount, so that $48,000,000 will be expended in the building of wagon roa Js. C lonel Brownlow says that we have over 2o0,000 miles of the finest railway in the world, more miles of rail way then all of tiie rest of the globe put together, yet we h ive the poorest wagon roods of any civilized country. He believes ttiat no other one thing will do this country so much good as the building of wagon roads us provided for in this bill. As they are to be built in every state in the Union, they will be es- peclally valuable as an object I ‘»son. Experience has shown that w here ever good roads exist every one wants more of them. Th» Value of Good Life—Hl«bt Think- Laad» lo Hlulit Uolna— ral th nod Work». Notice is hereby given that the county MiperliiteiKlent of Linn county will l>o|<| the regular exaini- nntion o( n|q,li< an(* lor Mate and i Ye shall know them by their fruits, Do county papers at Albany, Oregon, as men gather grapte of thorns, or figs o, follow*: thistles?—Matt., S:16. FWK STATE PAPERS. Great Clearance Sale! Sale on BUTTED HIS. HEAD MEN’S PANTS Commencing Wednesday, Febru This is not the only ¿utterance in What would you think of a man who which Christ emphasized the value of a ary 10, at 9 o’clock a. ni., and con 115 pairs of men’s $1.00 cotton pants would stand and deliberately butt hia good life. It is as easy to tee that lie tinuing until Haturday. February 13, head against a atone wall—you would for 75c pr regarded honor, integrity, charity and at 4 o'clock p. m. probablysav, “You foolish man, yauare Wednesday—Penmanship, his Don’t think that a pair of $1.00 trying to kill yourself.” courage to be the chief characteristics of the ideal man as to see which way tory, spelling, algebra, reading cotton pants are no good, Home school law. the current flows when you stand on Thursday—Written aril hmetie, houses would try to make-yon think the river’s bank. His revelations were theoiy of teaching, grammar, book tli it these houses were a great bar- made for the purpose of teaching us keeping, physic*, civil government. gain at $1.50 a pair. how to produce the best practical re Friday—Physiology, geography, sults, just as the farmer would tell his mental nrlttiiuelie, composition, kill yourself, sou that he must elenr the ground of physical geography. stones, must plow, harrow, sow seed Saturday—Botany, plane g.orne- and watch the grow th of weeds if he ex try. general history, English litera- pects to reap a harvest for his granary lure, psychology. $3 Men’s black long Fish Brand FOlt COUNTY PAPERS. and barns. Slicker 2.25 Coinmencing Wednesday, Febru- I suspect I am something of a fanatic If you want dry feet—Buy Mil* 2 .35 Men’s black long Fish Brand on this subject,fori think the num who ary 10, at 9 o’clock p. m. Slicker 1.65 First, second and thud grade cer ler’s Shoes' puts himself to some trouble to give a 2 40 Men’s LUck long Shield brand cup of cold water to a thirsty chi Id, and tificates. If yov want all leather—Buy Mil- Slicker 1.90 Wednesday—Penmanship, history does it became he and that child are ler’s Shoes. 2.00 men’s black medium long the offspring of the same Father, is onhogrnpliy, reading. Thursday — Written arithmetic, Shield brand slicker 1.60 better off morally and spiritually than If you want your money’s worth the man who accepts the whole Nicene theory ol teaching, grammar, physi- — Buy Miller’s Shoes. $5 Men.s first quality snag proof Creed but drinks tiie water himself. i alogy. legged and rolled edge gum boats Friday—Geography, mental naith- ; In other words, the liberty of belief is If you want full value—Buy Mil * very large and wide, but the necessity metie, st bool law, civil government. I ler’s Shoes. $> Men’s first quality snag proof long PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. legged gum boots, plain edge........ .4.00 of right action is to the last degree im- Wednesday—Penmanship, ort hog- If you want .ser vice—Buy MiPer’a $3 Men’s 2nd quality i perative. If your belief helps you to be raphy, rending', arithmetic, length hip gum gracious and kindly and gentle, then | Thursday—Alt of questioning, Shoes. boots .... .......................................... 2.85 your belief is to be cherished as a moth- theory of teaching, methods, physi- We have Miller’s Snoes to sell. $3.50 Men’s second quality long legged er cherishes her little one; but 'f you ology. gum boots.......................................... 2.92 think to use this world for your own j W. L. J ackson , benefit only and expect your creed to ' County Sup’t. $3.50 Men’s snag proof knee gum heats carry you through the gate of Heaven I rolled edge.......................................... 2.93 Sale on Men’s Underwear. and into the approval of the Almighty, Holy Rollers Raided, Routed and $3.50 Men’s snpg proof knee gum boots you will find out your mistake by and 50c men’s heavy ribbed cotton Rolled Northward. plain edge.'...................................... 5.93 by. When I reach the other world and fleece lined underwear per am examined as to my past I would $1.65 Womans’ gum boots pebble lops garment 38c rather take the hand of some poor A telephone message was received ........................................... $1 30 creature whom, with great pains, I in Albany Saturday evening from saved from stavatiou or drink or some Constable Jones of Jefferson that ■ crime and say: “I could not do much, : dear Lord, for the time was short and three suspicious looking men were the work was hard, bat this brother of camped in the woods on this stile of mine was going the wrong way and I the Santiam and it was believed persuaded him to turn his face to they were the Woodburn robbers. Thee,” than to offer any other conceiv- 1 . ‘ i In response > to the message, on able reason why I should be acce* ........................... Sunday morning Sheriff Huston and with favor in that upper home. When we think of Christ in a large Chief of Police McClain, with a wav, what fact Impresses us, subdues ’ heavy loaded shot gun and revolv us. forcek us to fall at His feet and touch ers left for the place, being joined NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. REFEREE’S SALE. the hern of His garment ? Is it not that by Consta >le Jones and E k Recorder He lived as He taught us to live? In Notice is hereby given that the under Notice is hereby given that the un the single sentence: “My Father work- Ed Meeker. About in o’clock they dersigned administrator of tiie estate of signed referee will, on the 5th day of eth hitherto, and I work,” llis whole marched upon the camp beyond the John Y. Crocker, deceased, has tt is day I February, 1904, at the hour of one o’- career is summed up. He did what God Meeker farms, When almost in tiled with the County Clerk for Linn I clock in the afternoon, at the front door wanted nim to do. The Father's pur- McClain’s shot gu't was accidently County, Oregon,' his final account in of the Court House, in the city of Alb pose was His purpose and He knew no ,lig(.hHrged atl(1 ,t w.ls' thought ' ft said estate and the County Court lias any, in Linn County, Oregon, pursuant nthor niirnnea In order nnr't»»' to tn «accomplish n r»/w»m n 11 c n fixed Monday the 7th day of March 1304 to a decree duly made and entered in other purpose. In it He was tarried over the hills of Judea might cause the fleeing of the men, at tiie hour of one o’clock p. m . of said the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Linn County, on the 29th day of in the garb and the poverty of a peas but upon reaching the camp ttiree day, for the hearing of objections if any September, 1903, in that certain suit there shall be to said account and for ant, under the hospitable roof of Beth- dilapidated looking fellows were pending in said court wherein Emeline purpose of settling sa d estate, any, into the shadow of Gethsemane found around a fire under a big tree. the Dated this 16th day of January 1904. Hassler and J. M. Hassler, her husband, and along the rugged slope of Calvary, Explanations were made and it was J. A. Richardson and Velera Richard W. E. A rnold , but in every experience lie kept the one son, his wife, Margaret A. Lucas and M. Administrator. found that the party consisted of C. end in view. At what cost the world A. Lucas, her husband, Orpha Garland Weatherford A Wyatt. E. Brooks, tarred and feathered at and G. W. Garland, her husband, A. L. will never know, but there was a Attorneys for Administrator. Richardson and Belle Richardson, his straight path from Bethlehem to Ileav-! Corvallis, Sa opson Levins an 1 Leo wife, L. W. Richardson and Ella Rich en, and He walked in it with unfalter- Campoell, all Holy Rollers who ardson, his wife, and M. N. Richardson ing step, nis doctrine was comprised < sines the Corvallis affair h ive been Notice is hereby given that the under were plaintiffs, and William Garland, in love toward and confidence in God at a minor, and M. N. Richardson, as his all times and under all circumstances, kicked ami bounced al mg, living signed has been by the County Court of guardian, Gilbert Garland, Harley Gar the State of Oregon for Linn County and Tlis one demand of us is that we out in the woods at different places. duly appointed administrator of the land and Roy Garland, minors, and J. shall “go and do likewise.” i Brooks declared they were being I estate of Rebecca A., Breed, deceased. W. Garland, their guardian, James Gar If a man does the works of Christ he persecuted for the Lord’s sake. | All persons having claims against said land and J. W. Garland were defen will be with Him in the hereafter. They refuse to tell where Crettield , estate will present them duly verified to dants, sell ut public auction, to the There will be no other place than meat my residence in Scio, Oregon, highest bidder, for cash in hand, sub ject to confrmation by said court, all within six months from this date. Heaven in which to assign him a resi is. Dated at Scio, Oregon this December the right, title and interest of the above dence. If He told us to judge our fel-' The only food in the eatnp was a 1 named pla atiffs and defendants in and lows by their fruits, then it is logical little flour and some potatoes. 31, 1904. I to the fo..owing described promises, W. E. S avage , to suppose that He will judge us by Tneir breakfast ha 1 been potatoes Adinr. of the estate of Rebecca A. to-wit the same standard.—N. Y. Herald. straight. Brooks said he hail a lit Beginning at the South West corner Breed, deceased. of the Soot i East quarter of Sec. 19 in tle money. Township I I South, Range I West of the ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE The sheriff ordered them to break Willamette Meridian, in Linn County, PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. camp and leave. At lint they ob- | Oregon, th nee North 20.00 chains, Notice is hereby given that the Under y, liut the signed administratrix of tne estate of thence Ea ; 15.00 chains, thence South Mr». Muggins—“Your husband seems jeeteil to travel on Sunday, ' 20 chains, '.hence Wtist 15.00 chains, to like a man with an iron will.” Mrs. argument was forceable and they Robert Cary, deceased, has filial her the place of beginning, containing 30 Buggins—“A pig iron will.”—Railroad left. Jones warned them to puss J final account with the clerk of the coun- acres. Gazette. Also, b .-inning 30 feet East and 47 (F | ty court ami the court made an order through Jefferson without stopping ■ ■ nl fixing the 1st day of February, 1904, at feet South 1 deg. East from the North Tom—“Don’t you consider Mis» and this they did, and are now the liour of one o’clock of «aid day for East corm f of Block No. 10 in South Kayne rather dull?” Dick—“Well, hearing objections to said account, if Addition t i the city of Scio, in Lintl after the way she cut me I can't say marching on the capitol of the state. any, and to settle said estate. County, Oregon, thence North 89 deg. Tiie men’s Holy K illing procivili- | Dated that Ido.”—San Francisco Chronicle. Decemlier 26th, 1903. East 940 fi et, thence South 6.91 chains, First Lady "Dear me, 1 never saw ties were as strong as ever. They Weatherford A Wyatt M rs . H. J. C ary thence South 89 deg. 47 min. West931J£ Mrs. Potts look so pale. Second Lady— said they h id been there about a I Att ys for Adm’x. Administratrix feet to the center of the county road, “Nor I; she’s probably been out in the week waiting for orders to move of the estate of thence North 1 deg. West 6.73 chains to Robery Cary, the place of beginning, containing 9.69 wet without an umbrella.”—Pearson’s according to the Lord ’ s will — De deceased. Weekly. acres, save and except about one half acre out of the South West corner of Young Father (proudly)—“We have inocrat. said premises conveyed to L. W. Rich EXECUTORS NOTICE. a new babv at our house.” Bachelor ardson. Misterious Circumstance. Friend (sympathetically)—"Well,well, R. SHELTON, Referee. you must do all you can to bear up un Notice is hereby given that tiie under der it.—Somerville Journal. • One was pale and sallow and the signed lias been duly appointed by tiie Mamma “Teachar tells me you were other fresh ind rosy. Whence the County Court of Linn County, Oregon, very naug hty in school yesterday. Why difference? She will is blushing as the executors of the last will and tes did you not tell me yourself ?” Tommy 1 witfi health uses Dr. King’s New tament of David Henry Johnston de time ; caki >. "Why er -you always told me not to Life Pills to maintain it. By gent ceased. Any and all persons having against said estate are hereby no tell tales out of school.”—Philadelphia ly arousing the lazy orgins they claims 2, Foil YaquliiH:— tified to present the same to the under So. compel good digestion mil head off Train leaves Albany............... Press. “ “ Corvallis......... constipation. Try them. Only 2ic signed at Scio, Linn County, Oregon, “ arrives Yaquina.......... “Oh!” said the poet, haughtily, “if ¡at Peery’s drugstore. within six months from the date of this you don't accept my verses it doesn't notice, duly verrified as required by law. So. I, tetnrnin*:- Leaves Yaquina...................... 6.45 A M Dated this 27th day of Nov. A.D. 1903. matter much. I have other irons in the Leaves Corvallis...................... 11.30 “ G koroe C hristie J ohnston fire.” “Ah! Then put these, verses Arrives Albany........................ 12.15 P. M H enry S ibbelu J ohnston with them by a’.l means,” said the ed So. 3, For Detroit:— Executors. Leaves Albany......................... 7.00 A. M itor.—Philadelphia Record. I Weatherford & Wyatt, .Arrives Detroit........................ 12 20 P. M The Doctor’s Calls.—Hunt—“I have Attys for Exrs. >«»- 4. from Detroit:— seen Dr. I’i lei’s carriage at your house Leaves Detroit................................... 1.00 P. M. Arrives Albany.......... ....................... 5.55 P. ML three or four times lately. It has alarmed us greatly.” Turner—“No- Train No. 1 arrives in Altanj’ in time t'> \VANTED—A trustworthy gentlemen with the S. P. south bound train, m )*” y’s sick; Pellet merely cnlled to col ’ ' or lady in each county to man snnect “I find Thedford’s Black-Drausht well as giving two or three hours in Albany lect a bill. Nothing serious. I assure age business for an old established before departure of 8. P. north .bound train »rood medicine for li’ er disease. It cured my -on after he had »p nt house of solid financial standing. A or Portland. • you.”—Boston Transcript. 1 100 with doctors. It is all tiie med f rain No. I connects with the 8. P. Wes straight l«>na tide weekly salary of $18.00 icine I take ’ ttliS. CAROLINE train at Corvallis Crossing for Indepon paid by check each Monday with all ex Si-le MARTIN, Park<f,sburg. W. Vs. lence McMinnville and all points north Ar> penses direct from headquarters. Money Portland. If vour liver does not act reg advanced for expenses. E. EWDIN STONE, Manager. Enclose seif ularly go to vour druggist and addressed envelope, Manag* r, 300 Cax- THOS. COCKRELL, Agent, Albany. secure a package of Thedford's ton Bldg., Chicago. 1-4 Black-Draught and take a dose What are They? tonight. This great family medicine frees the constipated T he N ews and Oregonian 1 year bowels, stirs up the torpid liver Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver r $2.00. and causes a healthy secretion Tablets. A new remedy for stom of bile. ach troubles, biliousness and consti Thedford's Black - Draught i Forever, *o Car., ton- pation, and a good one. Price 25c. will cleanse the bowels of im Take Cusen rd« C p : i.-. 10c orSbc For sale by all dealers, tt. c. C lad lovuu r futiu purities and strengthen the kid neys. A torpid liver invites colds, biliousness, chills and fever and all manner of sick Inside each pound package of ness and contagion. Weak kid neys result in Bright s disease which claims as many victims as consumption. A 25-cent package of Thedford’s Black- Draught should always be kept in the house. will be found a FREE game. “I used Thedford'» Black 60 different ^ames. All new. Draught tor liver and k dney com An authorized article on the Bra zilian aeronaut, M. Santos-Dumont, appears in the Century from the pen of Sterling Heilig: This young Brazilian inventor works for the love of the thing, not for lucre, lie has never felt moved to apply for a single patent. He is a son of the "coffee king” of Brazil, the proprietor of the Santos-Dumont plantations of Sao Paulo, the friend of the former Emperor Dom Pedro and the bene factor and adviser of whole popula tions. Santos-Dumont, the father, al Bet er Than Gold. though a Brazilian by birth and na tionality, was French by descent, and whh troubled for several years had his technical education at the Ecole Centrale (arts and industries) with chronic indigestion and ner- vous debility.” writes II Green of in Paris. Thanks to his education, Larcester, N li “No remedy help he was the first to apply scientific ed me until I begun using Electric methods to Brazilian coffee culture, Hitters, which did me more good so that his plantations became the than all the medicines I ever used. most flourishing in the land, having Thny have alao kept my wife in ex 4,000,000 coffee-plants, occupying 9,000 cellent health for years. She says laborers, comprising towns, manufac Electric Bitters are just uplendid tories, docks and steamships, and for female troubles; that they are a served by 14G miles of private rail grand tonic and invlgorator fur roads. It was on these railroads that weak run down women. No other the young Santos-Dumont, before he I medicine can take ils plaro in our was 12 years of age, drove locomotive family.” Try them. Only 50c. Sat engines for his pleasure, and devel isfaction guaranteed by E C Peery. oped the taste for mechanics and in vention which saved him, coming The finest line of valentines in young and rich to Paris, from a life of mere sporting leisure. Until 18 town at F. H. Mauldings. If you get your valentines at years of age, when he completed his education at the University of Rio Mauldings you will get the best de Janeiro, he remained in Brazil, al quality of goods. ways returning in vacation-time to When It comes to prices Mauldin g the wild back-country of the planta has the value in valentines. I tion, where he became a mighty hunt er, killing wild pigs and small tigers Escaped an Awful Fate. by preference, and great snakes out of a sense of duty. Arriving In Europe In 1891, be made Mr. II Hagguns of N elbaurne Fin. a tourist trip, and ascended Mont writes, “M.v doctor fold me I had Blanc. A part of 1891 and 1892 he iconsumption and nothing could he spent between London and Brighton, done for me I whs given up to die. perfecting his English, which he now The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. speaks as well and ns often as French; i King’s New Discovery for Consurnp but he always returned to Paris, where tion, induced me to try it. Results In 1892 he was already driving auto were startling. I am now on the mobiles. In 1894 he made a short trip road to recovery and owe it all to to the United States, visiting New Dr. King’s New Discovery. It sure York, Chicago and Boston. He did not ly saved m.v life.” Thi* great cure begin ballooning until 1897, in the sum is guaranteed for all throat and lung mer of which jrear he made his first diseases by E C I’eery druggist. I ascent in company with the late M. Price 50c and r 1. Trial bottles free Machuron. In the same year he made 20 other ascensions, a number of them Market Report. unaccompanied, and became a reliable pilot of spherical balloons. He has, indeed, an ideal figure for the sport, The following reports are corrected uniting remarkable strength, agility every Thursday noon and are absolutely and coolness to his jockey’s weight of correct at that tim : scarcely 100 pounds. For this reason I Eg<'< 23c. he was able to lower the volume of the “Brazil,” his first spherical bal But er 35 @ 40c. loon, to the unusual minimum of 113 Ch '.’kens 10c. lb. cubic meters. The little “Brazil’* was Tu keys 16c lb. always filled with hydrogen, and after Gt se 7c lb. each ascension he never failed to bring L d -113 c lb. it bark with him in his valise. This Brazilian has neither the struc B::. on 12}.jc lb. ture, the complexion nor the exuberant II. ms 15c lb. gestures of the men of his country. He is pale, cold »nd phlegmatic, even. If the words may bs applied to one so active. In his moments of greatest en thusiasm and of moat lively disap pointment ha is always the same; and he is a« free from affectation ns a child. H. has * weakness for driving dog-cart tandems, and — something which has had a vital influence over hia career an a balloonist—he has been an Intrepid automobile chauffeur from the first. He began with a Teugot roadster of 2% horse-power. He has sines owned and driven half a dozen automobiles of Feed pale girls on Scott’s continually increasingspeed and power, Emulsion. his longest trip without stop being taken in 1898. between Nice and Baris, We do not need to give all and accomplished with a aix horte reasons why Scott’s power Panhard in st hours. I.utterly the he has abandoned petroleum in favor Emulsion restores the strength of electricity, in a dainty light-run- ning American buggy manufactured in and flesh and color of good Chicago. It serves him, he says, better than the more troublesome teuf-teuf health to those who suffer for his morning spin through the Bois from sick blood. and his afternoon errands from the The fact that it is the best balloon-maker's at Vaugirard to his apartment in the Avenue des Champs- preparation of Cod Li er Oil, Elysee, and from the Aero club’s ground at St. Cloud to the Automobile rich in nutrition, full of healthy club in the Place de la Concords’ "I was once enamoured of petroleum au stimulation is a suggestion as tomobiles, because of their freedom,” to why it does what it does. he explains. "You can buy the essence Scott's Emulsion presents everywhere; and so, at a moment's no tice, one is at liberty to start off for Cod Liver Oil at its best, Rome or St. Petersburg. But when I discovered that I did not want to go fullest in strength, least in to Rome or St. Petsrsburg, but only to taste. take short trips about Paris, I want In for the electric buggy. Young women in their “I got my first idea of putting an “ teens ” are permanently cured automobile motor under a cigar-s-hapsd balloon Ailed with hydrogen gas while of the peculiar disease of the returning from the Parie-Ameterdam automobile race in 189?,” h. said, whan blood which shows itself in he began giving me thia interview. paleness, weakness and nervous “From the beginning everybody waa agalnet the idea. I wee told that an ness, by regular treatment explosive ges-engine would ignite the with Scott’s Emulsion. hydrogen in the balloon above it, and that the resulting explosion would end It is a true blood food and the experiment with my life. Lacham- is naiu.ally adapted to the cure bre, my balloon constructor, went to work without enthusiasm. So far from of the blood sickness from At Your Grocer’s. others 'convincing me that thair no tions were worth taking up.' aa haa which so many young women been said, I met with nothing bat dia- suffer. couragment.” Nearly Forfeits His Life. We will be tied to »end Fiala* the l»lmlf. ■ »imple to any »uffertr. Ha (rather diffident) Kr—now that A runaway almost ending fatally we are engaged. I suppo*. you—ar— Ft $urt that thia picture In started a horrible ulcer on the leg of .1 HOrnt'r, Franklin Grove, III. For won't object to my kissing you. e tomi et a label is on the i.iprer et exe-y hot e ot four year-it defiled ill doctor* and She (much leas wo) -Certainly not; Emukioa you buy. all remedies. But Bucklen’s Arni help youraelf. And when mamma comea in I want you to kiaa her alao. SCOTT A BCWNE, ca Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally gootl for Burns Bruise* Ile—8—say. iet'a b break the en Chemists. Skin Eruptions anti Pile*. 25« at E gagement! Chicago Daily News. .CO Tearl St., N«w York. C Peery’s drug store. I Sick Blood Teachers' Examinations. WIIY MUD IT Miller’s Shoes For Alen. G. D. TROTTER, STAYTON OREGON LIVER TROUBLES plaints ard found nothing to rt-cal It’’-WILLIAM COFLMAN. Mar blehead. Ill. THEDFORD’S BLACti- DRAUGNT INCH ESTER TAKE DOWN REPEATING SHOTGUNS A Winchester Tske-Dovn Repeating Shotgun, with a strong shooting, full choked barret, suitat^e for trap or duck shooting, ar.J an extra interchangeable modified choke or Cylinder bore barrel, for field shoot- ing, fists st only $42.00. Dealers sell them for f.-ss. This makes a stnriceable all round gun within reach of everybody's pocket book, winchester Shot-uns ontsneot and outlast the most expense double barrel guns and are jest as reliable besides. WlSCHt&Tt» AKHS CO^ ■ XEW HJFE.V, CO.N.Y,
