The Santiam news., November 09, 1906, Image 4

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BUFFALO BILL TO RESCUC.
No d'uM ut«D) rvedrrv have heard
of
dl»j*«w tlon of Arnrri' i'i
Runner* Sent by Renegade* far Help
gr rat ret living artor. HI chard Man« I
It« Driv« Out WM**.
tWhi. f*rrhA(Mi th* following rt>ntrr»u
Cudy. Wyo. Nov 5
Colonel Wil
tlon. which !<w»M ¡»lac* In one of IL m I
I Ham F Cody ("Buffalo Hill“), acrom
ton e trading boUdn. better lllu«tmtrv.
panled by Colonel Brack and several
Itx» Mtlrhal nature of the player F.n |
member* of the |-*riy which returned
• f< w day* ago from a big bear hunt
tert ng the birbrr*» »hop one morning. |
In
the Illg Horn Mountain* left her*
hr * •• hl* turd in tr|y rrrugulted •» Klcb |
for Nherldan Wyo Intending to hold
ml Man»tV«-hl by (be barber.
a coaferenc* with th* t'te* before the
Thu« cried the hair. And a
~ii<*od morning.” oa'.*l tlx harbor af
i after »tart on their overland march
l
kind neighbor came (o the res­
fably.
to Fort M*ad«- where they ar* to stay
j
m
«barg*
of
the
Hlith
Cavalry
uatil
A
grunt
wan
the
cue with a bottle of Ayer’«
sprint
“’Well, bow w««
Hair Vigor. The hair »u
Notwllhatandlnt
the
»treatment
hm>»e U»t night T*
i which wa* readied at th* conferenew
tavedt In gratitude, It grew
•‘Wlmt b>u»rr An»*rrrJ the actor Visit W»»h ngton'a Juts M II and Ore
i between the soldier* and the Vie*,
Iroulcslly.
long and heavy, and with all
gon Slate Normal School
there are f«rar* of a tenersi uprising
““The I loll Io.” M'd the barber.
->f all northern Indian* ‘ Buffalo Illi! “
the deep, rich color of early
at Waaton.
MWbnt do y*m mean. »Ir*"
¡'who I* familiar with Indian rbarart
life. Sold in all parts of the
eristica, ba* been kept rloaely advised
-Why. wrw you not ItIrbard Man«
world for sixty years.
of the development* In the recent
fit'Liy* the bart«er aabrdL
Fetid
Is*ton.
O f ., Oct
1«
-
Whether
I trouble*, and he believe* the matter
THE rrCHINi» WAH ALMONT t'NHUAHABLE.
• AfctMfl ' *•
M I ■ ♦! rid-w-ly »!' " f w?
MOh. ha. ludrrd.” ffwpllgdl Mr, Mana
b»?r 3«
«14 , ••« • .« a ' . «-.« ««
! «*•
Oregon aboMld tupplaat Ita stove foun­ ' will not be entirely settled by the
<4*l«*«i M « ftHtoA l
»<•
><•.»* V i. »
D«ar Hlr* Mr i - -ly hr <• out with a r«*h or eruption
Afttd. ”1 ju«( gut out of )al| thia t»>>rn
• **- ■< •-• • 3«* «3 >3 II * » « • • • I mmi w-t. f....
1 4M
dry In tbs HaUrn prloon wltb a *utr ! arrange ment which pula an md to the
whb-h la spite of ail effort* to cur« w-utlnued to g»t wor*s.
Ing.-
fe**d.-f Kafr
NM W J Usu«»* M«a- •»
I wandering* and depredation* of th»
Fffil«. Wis
Th* itohing. ««p«.-.«. y al u gbt. wa* simply terrible. It
-What • Y 'u’rs nnf IllcharJ Mana ‘mill wag studied today In tbs Walla \ Via* under Appah and Black Whisker
w u. t almoat disappvar at t n.-«
nly i-> t«turn wores
fir 1!. and y -u Ju«t got out "f Jail tb r| Walla jute plant of th* Washlrgto*
At the Instigation of th. Vte*. run
than ever
I ha-1 trie t many highly reoommeuded preps,
morning ♦ Utmt tor. pr«y?"
¡»tat* prtaon by lk»v«-rt>or Chamberlain. ner* have be. n going to all th* trlÿe*
ran- aa wtth.-ut l-ene.-.t. an.! he >: iug vt H H H determined
bd the Hloui Northern ChrjrrDhm And
“4-.r •••--"'.tint luqu.alt!«* barber»."
....
to give It a fair trial, axil wan luetpreasibty d«d!ghl«<t
of Or>-C"t>. 33 tuemto-r* uf th* Oregon Crow«, with * view of Inducing them
txHtlaa cur»4 BM» enUreir. raniovtcg every
when a f*‘
wa* the n*«t«>n*e.
legislature. L W. Jam'*, superintend to join In driving the whiten out of
blemish and pimple from my txxty
! aha'i not fail to reo­
’-nt of the Oregun penitentiary, aud lib* land, and Colonel Cody bell* rea
ommend t4. i4. H. wb- Aever au op-jMjrtualty cxniri to d» »o.
¡other* Wbll* th* lawmaker* have nut ' that «tepe should be taken at once to
Lwxmdido, Cai
L. MAHNO.
ietpreMed their opinion* on th* *ub- counters« t ■ IfoHs of these messenger*
«Ilea.
'
tn
atlr
up
revolt
On
hl*
arrival
at
Wbat'e Ih» uà* -<f carrying on a mu-i
jeet freely, it I* evident that many of
, Hh< rl-!«n. Colonel Cody will confer
• . : t
1
A
¡them do not favor th* rhanx*
with the military authorities •• to
Bpark«. “wb*n ( « «ver «•> mu-h «••-«r lu ]• the cause of ell humors, eruption«,
Thia ia th* attitude also of Governor the r ia< t method* Of procedure
bolla, i
¡-I- •. s> r-lulou» »or*«. ecten.a Chamberlain
throw <to«l lu t:.- - • t il. > • r*T"
and
Muprriutendvnt
or salt rlx-tim. m well a« of rtw-uma- Jam»«
They argue that tb* atov*
A c M|
Usm. catarri. and oilier Intubi**. Ttis foundry bring« to the stat«- a ravenu*
great«-«! blond remedy for all three I twice a« blfl a* a jute mill would do. Ten Million on Vecg* of Starvation—
Crop* an Utter Fadure.
LCZLMA
troubles, protn] by us uncqtiahxl that a Jute mill would launch the stale
I in a buslnesa which la In large niraa
record of cum. ia
Shanghai. Nov. 5
Advices r«---lved
lure *peculatlve and risky and table here Indicate that famln<> condition*
I hh I y
Ito heavy lu**e* tree a u*e th* raw pro- of the most desperate nature prevail
TETTER
I duel from India I* manipulated by a In the Northern part of the great
tn u.-ial liquid h»rtn or In chue«.l«l*4
[trust, that the finished bag* would b* Province of Klang Hu. with but one ex
ta' •‘«k »•>• Saraatabe. 1» 1 --«It. II sold to roneumeta n--*r th* factory, • option th* most fertile and valuable
A ONE
of many province* of th«- emplr«- Ten
thereby dl»crlmlnatlng again*! other»
III« IXr.a.Ilo.
million* ■ >f the total population of 21
>ry Canvasser W hat Is your 1 not favored by proximity to th» plant; 000.000 In the pruvlce are reduced
PSORIASIS,
that Oregon * i-arth-ipathm In the bus- to »tern want.
■ occupation, madam?
failure
and
Crops are an utter
t-ly oh he amuakes history, Inr-se would not regulate price*, be
SAL T RHEUM,
-ry l'amasser l uiuske« bls- caua* It could make only 13 per cent ». en-» of -offering that rival anything
!
'
•
!
«t
'
I
ar--
r
«
uf the bag* u«e<t. and th* Waah'ngton
•f 'I
plant doubled In «Ise < ould make only from every point In the region Food
Mdr
”Tb-«
25 per cent of th* bag* uaed In that riot*, which have been marked with
■h !
*re r< i->r'--.l d r. ' '
“Hew
■tale, and that the change to a jute
and ao f«r tb* »ffii i«i» bnv« t»k> n no
“I’ve
I mill would entail upon the *tat* au <1
■tepa to relieve 1st res*
In fact to
Tr.bune
pendlture of perhap* 3125.000
prevent the rioting spreading to Hi*
The Oregonian* examlne-l th* jut* eitle« all of the local governor* hate
h !
mill with ke«-n intereat. It was not been ordered to keep th* people in
running, becauae the day wav on* of their homes at all hazards, and fur-
Ti ou«ar <l* of wo­ It* atternat« Idle one*, th* Idleness1 ther rlotlng ha* resulted from thia
men »t>f?»r daily coming from abort Juta supply
ll'it Step
backache, head several of the 70 loom* wars put In
Al! of the Iocs) diplomatic repreaen
tatlve* have received advices from
arha, disiy *|>cll*, mot Ion for exhibition
Ths visitors, foreigners in the famine stricken re­
¡•I g""'. . lrll-1« beaded
by Governor Chamberlain, i
pm *
and a deten were conducted through the plant by gion urging them to use all their In
fluence to have the Imperial govern
other symptom* ol tlorernor M<a-I and M F Kin- aid, tbs 1 ment take step* to aid sufferer*. A
kidney trouble, but new superintendent.
Presbyterian missionary who ha* just
S. S. S. D-'.'.cs up ('.••
.: '. •-
tlir-
lay It to otLrf
The chief argument for th* Ju’* mill. returned from the rigion declarva that
isueee.
I* that manufacture of grain sack*, un thousand* of person* have already
Make no mistake.
like that of stove*, doe* not compete startl'd to death, and that iinli .a Im
Keep th» kidney*
mediate aid is forthcoming the death
with free labor and that It give* farm
list will tie appalling
well,
and
Ihtlee
er* sack* cheaper than the market
ache* and trouble*
price.
CINCH ON YELLOWSTONE
will dltappoar.
n*ST IM ’Hl WORLD
Aft- r viewing the Walla Wall* plant,
j
Mr*.
Anthony
W l Oou¡'ii $4 Gdt tdg* n*
the visitor* want to -Weston to view I Major Pitcher Recommend« That Com
Cadrvtte,
77
Me-
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA
U«motte*8d>i *dltM|p‘>c«
petition Be Established.
the Normal S< hool at that tdac* and
rhamc Bt., !.*--nitnliter, Ma**., **y«
thence camr to I'endli-ton. wl rrr they
Washington.
Nov
5.
"My sight tailed, ! ha.I sharp pain In
att<-nd-d a dinner and smoker tonight, the annual r«-port of
Major John
my back
and
bearing down
(rain»
glvan by the Commercial Association. Pitcher. Acting Hu|"-rliit<-ndint of the
through the bipe. 1 was nervous, fret
th" tno Color mtxr goodw br*(Mrr «nd foU«r « triors than nnv »lher d»r.
At the Weaton Normal School the Yellownton«- National Park
till and miserable.
Th* nrin* was
Ask dralrr, or wr will »<mt p«
Kob- rt
C. nopoly enjoyed by th* Yellowstone fUMflMrrd 10 gtvr prrffftt rrvultw
party wa* greeted by
greatly disordere I and I Iregan to have
«Ml mis «<ri«M<.
MoSMiff DM* G CO.« Iwomill«. M.ocwn.
French, president of that InOltutlon Laki- ll'-at Company for the transput
I
wa*
running
the «welling« of drop«y.
and wa* led to the assembly ball of tatlon of tourist« from l'pp« r Oeys«-r
Banin to the Thumb Is becoming a »er
down fast when I startsd using Itoti'»
the school abet* aome 24U student* lou* problem. Maj«»r Pitcher ha* r<-
Mulina I,» « »mi.ri.nil,,
Kidney 1’111«.
A wonderful ehang»
were gathered. President French, to ommi-nded that comp«-tltlon be estab­
“I’d like to eugage you to play your
caaae and after n«ing them faithfully
«how that H-e Institution wa« not a lished in *ome way. or that the stage
fl-ldle at my re-vpll-.n tonight,“ «aid
ior • «hort tim* 1 wa* ••II."
local high school for Weaton. t»k»d Un«-* be permitted to operate their
Mrs Cumup to th* great violinist.
Bold by all dealers.
50 cents a Ims
'he pupil* r«-*idlng In Weaton to art**, own t-oal*. In order to give th« Ir pat
“Veil. I can blay." answered the pro
Footer Milburn Co., Bnflalo, N. Y.
ron*
the
choice
of
taut
or
land
trans
then tho*e whose home* were beyond
fra» -r
portalion
to
th»
Thumb.
GASOLINE
tNL.IMS
.
,
th«- town
The latter number visibly
I nr-ll.«rl>l.| ICebw.
"What do you charge?“ asked the
The Yi-llowston» lJik* Boat Com po«»r lull« ««riAlilixl. 41 JI. AU al-«, «*.1
Tl>* Ottb-er You say the chauffeur exceeded th* former.
lady.
pany charge* 31 a head for the trip, SQ100 el 1 wool | •• W i « or eat* ,
I’r-»Ident French said afterward
sounded Io* horn Ju«t as the machins
“Vun huntret toll««, dot's my regu
which Is IS mile«' distance
It* fran
RfltRSON MAt HIM HI COMPANY
that of the 133 pupils In the normal chlse etpir«* July 2! next
SHOE« FoH rVKSYlt -î'Y AT Al! 1'1.. to strui-k the mint
Major Pit
l*»<ll«ml. Oe«*««. lar prli-e." said the proh-asor.
■>»-. «"
4« to (I aa a >. » -, ti
d'pattmcnt.
only
22
are
resident*
of
The Witnesa Yrs, str.
cher emphaslie* hl* recommendation
' Well.“ declare-l the lady.
can't
to»'.« W
...A- -. »«•«< f.’-'
a—«-»-..'-,.» -.a ue • 4i
In addition ar* 103 youag of la«t year that the garrison at Fort
The Officer— Wa* ths alctlm killed Weston
pay no hundred tor Ju«t a little fl.Idling,
Tr* H
|„ |3««tlgl(sa U -'Ittrii * *!!•»<• and
pupil* In th* training departm- nt. all Yellowstone lie ln>rea*ed to a four
Instantly ?
<*feil«lret*’••!*•>« * I”'
' * *u4 w r*sr
Rí E IOT AT OCEANSIDE but If you're a inInd F l'uni» I'll give
»hey *•«<*! ulhot ttiffilse«
íNt»rth Ih-aetti m «»-1 Bruii11 1 uI *’»h I' ’«k
The Witness s > !n«tmtly. air. that from Weston, their studies ranging troop or *<>iiadron post
you fifty, and Ju»t play half note«."—
H I could Lake you Into my large
« 3k*e to rwrrx |"trrh*»« ,.f ife»
A| » |i
from
kindergarten
to
eighth
gr«d*
Thu
must
have
heard
the
echo
of
that
lion
of the libearv of (h* W <»rld‘* ti* »I T«»l«"lu Blade
STEEL
INDUSTRY
EXPANDS.
fattorie* at Brockton, Mas*..and »how
age
of
normal
pupil*
rang««
fiotn
15
to
I a«r alare," I-
' - - « A '
' t f
y ou how .arelully W .1 D-.ugl.-i« »hör« born in tli* next world.
Washington, Nor S. A bulletin le­ tillume I on -I, Ivvry 4'! er< «1)4 («r molliti
M' then will 8nd Mn Winb w-« A» thin«
27 most of them being 17, lii and IS.
are made, vou would then understand
aned hr the llepartment of Fcmmef' cam - «ml booh. -I- rli*rr»'4 Irr*- Particulars by Syrup lh» tn al niuedv lo urn, fo« Ib.ir vhuJra i
Governor Chamberlain spok* com-
»
ruing
lurlug
<ba lee thing |«rlo-l.
why they hold their »hape. fit better,
I
O
Mill
AM
A
<O
.
and Labor »ay» that exports of Iron
( olumtita Hid« . Poet I a nd. Ore.
h* la mendlngly of the school, saying It and steel manufacture show an In
wear longer, and are of greater \alue
A ppr*.«ríale.
would always have a place In hla cn-ase of about 25 per cent In the
than any other make.
“Iu-ltltr-r hasn't Iwii very Mio-easfnl
Ulwrt." ,-al IH«, >>«• ran -X«ln W
I
li 1« < «SU Mt.
h««art
Representative IMrey, of Ma nln<- month* ended with September,
ffekMfft«« sh *rs
Ills flirnr and prKff Is st«m|M<d
**Vn>y, ! tlf-ix-ii > -i ’ I ’
you ha I with bl« new paper, ha« he?"
rlon. encouraged the friends of the and Import* of a almliar character
ffiev I fer h tt. -rt* *» h * h ¡ « ! 1 ! a »
Ml and tn Uff hr sh -r*
Tnif no aM6sfl*
th« vieitor, ”1
“Vi, I think Iw- ougnt tu rhange th*
school by declaring that it I* one of show also an Increase of practically nine raacata in brrr,”
<Mf*
Ask S«wr Jr«Iff toff U I Oowglffis shu*«
name of It; ought to all It 'Advice.'“
the lndl*p«-n*able educational Institu­ 25 per cent In the «am* period a* are only fro.”
and Instai upon fea* trig thrssi
»u <1 »n’t «re .‘->rr’N ■ ! y,” .ira* -.«I the
/•«I
<*•* * / » ? MMS’ k»iS»Sÿ.
"’AdviceT Why?"
tions of Oregon Repre*«n'atlv* Vaw compared with the same month* of
U rit» fc»r illusiral* i Catalog <>( I «H
turnkey. “The one With the ragged beard
the preceding year
“Well, h -bud; take« It."- l'iilladel
ter. of Jackson, »poke the same »entl
W. U IHM ul.A», lWp<- I J, Hruakum.
The growth In operations of Iron I« a h>'f«e thief. The one ailh the t'tt-*oth
ment and Jocularly sal-1 that Governor and steel, the bulletin say* was larger far» i» a bank ar* ker. who rotated v ‘»r pilla l'r***.
Chamberlain'* remark« had put him on In the nine month* ended with Sep paople. lift the other eifh? *
r.
u
X«. 41 Os
r«sord and that they would be remem­ tember. ISOS, than In any correspond
Hr llttprd >ot.
bered when he should par* ut ron th* Ing period of our ciport trad*
Th*
“Ro you're a fugitive fnm> justice, ar«
appropriation bill of the I Republican gain In these month* over the cor
were responding period of the preceding pwr
legislature
Other
* pee ker 1
‘“Th und»r.
Senator Smith, of Umatlha. aud J H year was over 3'.! 4 000.000
«ajlblM* I» obli**.
man, turn.ng
> y'
Haley, of Pendleton.
II
niMMUd»’
• »uburbao
M •• J*
r Papa a*y« 1 muatn't are
•ut tuf wife."
The town of Weaton ’nofc an afl<’r
Carnegie
Institut*
Damaged
iu aby more.
men
holiday
to
receive
the
visitor*
You lore her *o?“
Plttaburg. Nov 5
Fire threatened
Young Sp- nail Well, we mustn't die-
A Good Record.
Well, not ciarli; that You ace. abe .¿et |Mtpa I'll torn the hgbt * lull« At the elation, a mile distant from the the destruction of the Carnegie Instl
Ont of all tbe « li ?■ i rrtnr’l ev -ri »hr
school, numerous conveyance* were
lower still.
h ia the m--"--.
Sixth and Washington Sta.
tute, valtsed at »•'■ utHi.OOO and the most market W< «L«U1 t f th< rr i* Olii tli si ha»
will give you com
waiting their arrival, to convey then«
thè r» < < ni « f th «t w r •! r* n mi t| | t»r ' *
In l'Ia-trr
beautlful
structure
of
lt*
klnd
piete
protection
Allk
».
Il
ht»»
t>
w
Iwrfi
|u
up town The keen interest of Weston
ondlony service
The flre originated In th* um » f«»r ■--ìty y-ar«, au i «( Il n>t»t nur» U»
In It* normal ar hool wa* evidenced by America
b’ a» t«-pt.Ur a« •ve«' »n il ing it.» gfr,.t
You cant nil ord
the appreciation It* citlxen* «bowed of powcr room In the basement, from de Work or rtli vinjr olir |>4iirt» and a< hr» It
to buy any other
!»
(he
reni»
d
>
arali
n<ni*d
alivi»
»tiibrin
fectlve
electrica!
wir«-»,
and
wa»
»X
the visit of the Governor and the I-eg
fn-ni piiv forni »»f •« r r <-r n in rr^ulting
Every OArtnent
tingulahed after damaging the build­ fr»»n» taking 4- <ld «»ruvrr irriti.
lalator*.
gunranteed
At tonight'* dinner Governor Cham ing to Ihr estent of 320,000
Therv
All*«* k's l‘ia-trr» a r - «I i y l’rttggi t*
Th. b»»l OraUr« teO 1
twrlaln urg«-d <oop*r*tl<»n of Oregon wer* many persona In the muslc hall I «v» ry p.irt u ih* » ni! *« >1 a or «I.
and Washington for Improvement of of the Institution attendlng an organ
4 • Of ferra Wrr I •.
the Columbia river and the protection récital when the flre was dlscovered,
We-l-lerly M •« ii. lb i n I« certainly
of salmon
Governor M«-*d respond'd but all r< a< bv<| th»* atrw*t tn aafrty.
a eelf-pusee i«ed woman. Isn't she?
that In Improvement of that river
l<lnglet-ui Ye*; and I'm glad of It
Washington “ought to cooperate with
Blank Hand Throw* Bomb.
Welderly Hlad uf It!
yotir state.’’ But he pointed out that
N< w York Nov 5
Vnsucceaeful In
Rlngleton Yeo; at least I'm glad
It v u only knew how mti< h omf-rt
Beattie controlled a gr««at part of th* lh«*lr attempt* to blackmail Francisco
that ehe Isn't one of my
-«I ii«.
r,ti t-* derived from * PKRFECTtON
legislative power of Washington
M>-*»lna a prosperous tailor of Brook
Oil Heater how simple atul economical
that It wa* not *o well Informed of the lyn. member* of the socalletf Black
lie operation, you would not bs without
need* of the Columbia river as It Hand Society, ao th«’ police say. hurl
it another day.
■--I a dynamite lx>mb against the front
might be.
\ a can quickly make warm and cosy
door of th* tenement house In which
anv cold ro-m <-r hallway- no matter ia
he live* and conduct* hl* buatne««
Murderer D ee of Terror.
wtot part i f the house
You can heat
NEW
YORK,
Oct
3« —Antoni«» Haniag* of 1» 000 to the building and
water, and do many other thing* with the
property wa* caused
Spinelli, 3» year- old. awaiting-trial surrounding
In th« Tombs for the murder of a fel Bcor«-* of p«*r*on* felt the *ho< k of the
Under the Carey Act hna 75,000 acres
low countryman, died last nlgbt
The •-iploalon. but no one wa* Injured
Messina ha* Ncwlvwd letter* demand
keepers declare the man w«* frlghf
now “under" water.
Ing 3400 to 31.000
Detectives arrest
ened to death
Thev way that Mime
ed two tn< n on suspicion
friend« calb-d to see Spinelli la«t weok
just after another Italian had b«-rn
•entenred to die In the electric chair
Mm* Diamond* In Kentucky.
I fl feet every »«»tv d«y« ov»r each irrigable acre, or one Mcond
«Equipped with Sinokrlcaa Device)
They told Hplnelll about It.
He be
Islington, Ry. Nov. 5 — With
loot over each 100 atre* available to each purchaser at actual
came hadlv *car«-d. could think *n<l
Turn the wirk a* ht|jh or low •• von c»n—there'* no danger.
view
of
mining
diamond*
In
Elliott
co«t of irrigation. Payment on land: One fourth «n«h. balance
talk of nothing el«e, and began to fall
C*rrv heater ft.-in r--.ni to r "I
All part* raaily cleaned
law*
>n three equal annual payment* at 0 per rent.
Maintenance
I .as! night th«- keeper* found him tin ■ nd Carter counties. Samuel Pearann.
intrn«* hrat without stuok* or «torli trecaus* eriuii iierl with wuoke-
le«a ilrvire
conscious In hie cell
Ils died In half of S«-ranton. Pa . and W J Rice, of
charge. (I per acre par annum for each i rigshle acre fer
Ma-le in two finish**— nickel *n.| j.pai in
San Juan. P R. have organised th*
an hour.
F rata oil fount beanti-
water.
PRODUCTIVENESS PROVEN BY GOVl RN-
fullv rm -■*•*-1
ltol-1* 4 <|u»rta ufi
Kentucky Transvaal Diamond Mining
— oil ■ and burns 9
MENT EXPERIMENTAL STATION .nd by actual
hour*. Kvery heater warraute-l. If
I" you
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cannot get
Company,
with
a
capital
of
Sinoooo
Ute« Still T*aveli*g
*«t lor» on tba land. 30.000 ncraa having been «old
heatrr ar infixmation from your -lealer, writ*
Sheridan. Wyo . Oct.
31.—Luther Pearson, who spent y«-ar* a* an en­
V
nearr.t agency for deacriptiv* circular.
thinning, a man living on Otter Creek gineer In the diamond field* of South
ha* just arrived from th* Indian camp, Africa, »ay* that the Indi-atlon* for
. c an c-t
where he m-t and talk«*d with Chief diamond* are better In Kentucky than
I e-|U,illed
Kannapah. who says hl* people are In Routh Africa
ita bright
prepared to fight before they will be
_
ly lixbt. «imple con­
Piratee Sene Launches.
taken hack L- V’«h to starve
When
struct toe awl alreoiute safety,
Hongkong Nov 5
Reports have
Thinning vl*lt>d the camp the Indian*
611 McKay B!d<.. Portland. Oregon
ed wnh latent im; r >ve«l burner.
M«.le of
fn*n received that Chin«-«* plrale*
were on Bear Creek.
Tb« Proved Remedy
ironghout and nickel plated
An ornament to
This I* the latest rellahlle Informa­ have s*l«*d a British launch and two
For
Over
SO
Year*.
Oft«
far rak *f lard, to 1, H asad,
ativ room whether) br«rv.-i"
1.» - parlor« l-e-l-
tion regarding the location of the Vtea Chinee* launche* In West Hirer and
room. Kvery lamp warrant««!. Write
trawk Coasty, Orr¿aa
and at that time they w«re 70 mile* *»<a|>*d with Ito 000 In booty after a
agency if not at your dealer'^
No caaualltles are re
from Rherldan and making westward running fight
vmnisnoil < oMrawv
ported.
to Tongue River.
ACNE
TETTER
ECZEMA
PSORIASIS
LEGISLATORS MEET
HelpIHeipI
I'm Falling
Oregon Solons Seeking Informa
tlon on Public Maliers.
PESOLETOS KUHFUSS THEM
Bad
lood
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
There is nothing more distressing than an itching, burn­
ing skin disease, and ujxm the return of warm weather those
u b.o are
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u ill
summer mouths. The l»I<«>d i . heated with humors and acrid matter, and as they arc forced
to the surface the skin seeuss to l-c i ti fire. The treatment of skin di e .ses with exter­
na! applications is all wrong, because they do not reach the trouble which is in the blood.
I lie most such treatment can !>c cxpxted to do is, allay tlie itching and hurtling and cover
up the trouble for awhile, but as soon as it is left off ” the
' disease returns.
All food taken into the liody contains, in sonic form, the elements necessary to sustain
the different parts. One portion is used for
tlie making of blood, another for muscle,
anc for bone, still another for fat, and soon.
After these diticrcnt
different properties arc ex­
traded from ilic
1
food there still remains a
portion that is useless, or waste matter,
which is intended to be disposed of through
the natural channels of bodily waste, the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. At thi sseason
>f the year, however, these organs !>ec me
torpid, dull and sluggish, and fail to perform this duty, and tliese accumulations remain in
the system and are ab'-oiLd by the hi«««! to ferment and sour, producing
t>
burning acids and
acrid humors. 'I he bl<«<d cannot priqierly
nourish
the
system
wl.
. . „
nile iu this impure condition,
mdbegiastot
■
tna glands of the skin, producing
Eczema, letter, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum and skin diseases of every description.
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which there flows a sticky fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itching is intense. It
• • generally on the back, breast, arms, legs aud face, though other part of the
may l»c
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in the blood dries up the natural oils of the skin, causing a dry, feverish, hardened condition
pimples and black-heads, am! is ¡urticularly disagreeable because of it - unsightly apj»car-
ing sores and producing intense itching. The head and face arc the parts usually affected,
and sometimes tlie hair falls out and a mass of sores forms on the scalp.
These and all skin tli cases arc due to the same cause burning acids and humors in
the blood, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and made pure they will continue. The best
treatment for a l skin diseases is S« S. S. • remedy thM i - | urely vegetable, being made en­
tirely from roots, herbs and barks, and acts directly on the blo< with a clean- ing, healing
effect. It neutralizes the acids and purifies tlie bl«**! so that the skin, instead of l»cing
blistered and burned by the fiery fluids, is nourished by a suppty of i-«»ling, healthy bltxxl.
It goes down into the circulation and <1 forces out every ti ^article of waste or foreign matter,
builds up the blood
and permanently,
tide of the poison for futu
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Liver, Kidneys and Bowels so th.it they will carry off
the natural waste and refu'-e matter thtotigh the e prvjxM
channels, instead of leaving it to lx- absorlxxl I Ly th<
bltxxl. Nothing equals s. s. s. in the treatment of these troubles ami I- r building tip the
general health. Write for our treatise on skin diseases and any medical advice you wish.
Wc make uo charge for either.
W. L. DOUCLAS
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