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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1905)
K Rheumatism Decs cot !:t go of yoa who. you cjply lotions or liniments. It tluply loosens lUholifora vvLilc. Vby? Dccauso to get rid of it you roust correct tho add con cation of tho Hood on which It depends. Hood's Sana- parHla his cured thousands. - WOMEN EASY TO WAKE. U.I.I M. Hav Greater Troabls la lfoaalng Mea from Tb.tr MiMter. "It It luimaiurallj birder to iwik n niflo in tht ninniliig than It li worn n." I hotel iroprletor In forma me, aaya t writer la tba Bt. Louis Globe Democrat "A Up or tw at worn an' door In Uis morning It sufficient No matter bow Ute aba may bar re tired, no matter bow tibautted abt way bar been, no matter bow faint tha 'jea' that cornea from tbs bed In anawer to the kwxk. you rao bank on It that within a half hour or ao that woman will walk Into the dining room, brlgbUytsl and ebeerful; but wltb a wan well, It'a dlffereuL "A man may leave a call for 7 o'clock In the morning with tha warn ing that be must be up at that hour. A few mlnutea before 7 you detail a boy for the purioe ami tell blm not to atop pounding until the man awakea. The roots may bt on the top floor, but you can bear the thump, thump, thump on the door 'way down In tha office. loea tha man wake with faint 'ytV ami acrambla out of bed? Not be. The boy knocka until bla knuckle are aore, and then euridenly a atentorlan voice rottra from the room, 'Yea, yea, what In blaiea la tht matter with you? Do you think I'm dead ' Tha boy retiree, turna la bla report at tba olltce and goca to taae bla band In cold water. 'Three boura later a swollen eyed Individual, with wrtnklea la bla brow, walka up to tha deek. 'I thought I left a call here for 7 o'clock . In the morning.' 'You did, and the bellboy woke you promptly at 7.V Tbat'a a L'ttle too atrong.' la tba anawer, and after you've argued with blm for half an bour you haven't convinced blm that bt waa actually awakened aa bt bad ordered. Ro It goea day after day. Tht women get up promptly In re sponse to a call, while tht men Inva riably turn orer to hire another nap." ' Veteran Organists. OrgnnlHt are proverblauy long lived, though doubtless the oldcat organist la Mr. Ucrvaae Coojr. an English mu alclan. lie la more than 00 yeara old. but atlll doca active acrvlct aa organUt of a Wcalcyan church. Ha baa been associated with the musical aervlcea of that denomination for aeveuty-flvt yeara, and for flfty-elght yeara baa vmcutcd aa organist continuously. Another notable veteran la T. N, Webber, who played tht national an them at Westminster when Queen Vic toria waa crowned and did tht aama at the coronation of King Kdward. Ha bna bMn orgntilHt at the pariah church for alxty-fnur year. Female. Uortllae. Tba London coologlcal gardena art the possessors of ont malt and two female gorilla. There la only ont other female gorilla in Europe. She la at Itrealau. Tbt London specimens art named Chlot and Venua. Tbt de acrlptlon of Venua, which la 5 yeara old, la aa followa: Height, 2 feet 6 luchea; cheat measurement SO Inches, hair, dark and patchy; eye, black and dorp set and bugo overhanging browa; mouth, expansive, with formidable teeth; exprritatnn, moroie. Columbua, Ohio, May ao, iqoj. Six yeara ago I bad a severe attack of Inflammatory Rheumatism. I waa laid up in bed for eix month, and the doctor I bad did me do good. They changed med icine every week and nothiujj they jre acribed aeemed to belp me. Finally I be can tho use of 8.8. 3. My knee and elbow joint were awollen terribly, and at one time my joint were ao awollen and pain ful thatl could not close them when opened. I waa ao bad that I could not move knee or foot I WM gettlng discour aged, you may De aure, w hen I began S. S. 8., but aa I aaw it waa belj&ig me I contin ued it, and to-day I am a sound well man and have never bad a return of the disease. S. 3. S. purified my blood and cured me of thia tevere case of Rheumatism after everything else had failed. I have reo commended , it to others with good re BUlte. K. U. UIAP1UN. 1355 Mt Vernon Ave. The poisonous acids that produce the In flammation and pain are absorbed into the Dlooo ana Kneumausm can never be con quered till these are neutralized and fil tered ont of the blood and avatem. 8. S. S. roea directly into the circulation and at tacka the disease itself. It purifies and re stores the blood to a healthy, vigorou condition. It contalna no potash, alkali or other atrong min eral, but is guar anteed entirely vegetable. iWrlt us and our physi cians will advise without any cnarge wnaterer. Our book on Rheu matism sent free. - Th Swift Speolflo Company, Atlanta, G IM BURIl MIR All III! f Alia. I. J BmI Couvb Sjrup. Tut. Uoud. m. Sold br druvirli 4 MEXICAN WA3 VT.".AWa. Tweatyiwa mt Theas Art itltl ea tbs Area ketlr! Umt. It la Interesting to note that of tht offlcer who took part In tbt Mexican war there art atlll twenty-two on the retired Hat of tha army at tha present time, aaya tht New York I'ost Of thla number aeven art Vet Tolnt gradu ate, and the other fifteen were eltlier appointed from civil life or aerved In tht ranka during that conflict and later were given commlaalona. Capt Napoleon J. T. Dana baa the honor of being tba oldest graduate of the Military Academy now on the re tired Hat, having entered that Insti tution ID 1KM. Ha la followed by MaJ.-Qen. Tbomaa J. Wood, who en tered In 1MI; Iirlg.-Oena. Jamea Oakea and Marco V. L. Simpson, and Lieut-Col. Henry I). Heuder- ahott, who entered la 1842; MaJ.-Cen. Orlando D. Wlllcox and Ilrlg.-Oen. Horatio O. Ulbaon, who began their aervlct In 1843. All of theae offlcer aerved with credit In tht Mexican war, and received an advance In gradt thla year for civil-war service, with tha exception of Capt Dana, who resigned from tht aervlct lu 18M aa captain In tht quartermaater'a department, and who, through Congressional legis lation, waa reappointed an assistant quartermaster with tht rank of cap tain, August 2, 1804. Nino daya later bt waa placed on tht retired list and therefore doe not receive any benefit from tht law panaed thla apring. Ha alao aerved throughout tht civil war In tlit volunteer aonrlce, receiving tht rank of maJorgeneraL MaJ.-Gen. Lawrence l Graham la tht oldest officer In point of aervlct on tht reatlred list of tht army, hav ing been appointed a aecoud lieutenant lu the Kecond Dragoona, October 10, 1837, that la, no lea than alxty-aeven yeara ago. He la closely followed by MaJ.-Gen. Daniel II. Itucker, who waa appointed a aecond lieutenant In tht First Dragoona fifteen daya later. Gen. Itucker la older In yeara than Gen. Graham, having been born In 1811, and tht latter In 1813. Then follow Lieut-Col. Tbomaa J. Eckeraon, who waa a private from 1838 until 1853, when bt waa appointed military atore keeper Quartermaster, with tha rank of captain; MaJ.-Gtn. Robert Murray and Drlg.-Gen. John P. Head, Bur geon. 1840; MaJ.-Gen. Richard O. Drum, who waa a private In tht vol unteera In 1840, and who waa appoint ed a second' lieutenant of Infantry In 1847; Col. Edward Collins, who waa a private from 1840 to 1801, when bt waa commissioned a first lieutenant of tufantry;.Gi. John Green, who waa a private from 140 to 1853, when bt wte appointed a aecond lieutenant In tht Kecond Dragoona; MaJ. William Fletcher, who waa a private In tht voluntetra and regular from 1840 un til 1801, being appointed a aecond lieutenant of Infautry In that year; Col. George B. Dandy, who waa a private In 1847 and 1843, then a ca det at Weat Point until 1832, again a private from 1834 until 1837, when bt waa appointed a aecoud lieutenant of artillery; Ilrlg.-Gen. Ellaha I. Hally, surgeon, 1847; Lleut-Col. Albert B. Kauffman, who waa a private from 1817 until 1803, being then appointed a captain of volunteer and made a first lieutenant of cavalry In 1800; MaJ. John Miller, who waa a private In tho volunteer and regulara from 1847 until 1802, when bt waa commta aloned a aecond lieutenant of Infan try; Drlg.-Gena. John E. Summer and John Campbell, surgeons, 1848. All of tht officer were on duty dur ing tht Mexican war. Col. Kauffman aerved alxteen year In the ranka be fore being commissioned. It la eel dom nowadaya that an enlisted man who aucceeda In getting a commission haa aerved over five yeara lu tht rnnka. HONEYMOON3 IN OKLAHOMA. Mntnat ICdltor Bare They Are Alntoet Unknown la III. Bectlon. Tho honeymoon, a the term usual ly Implies, la about aa acarce In thla section aa anowballa In August, aaya the Mutual (O. T.) Enterprise. We do not mean to convey that our poople never get married, for weddings are getting of euch common occurrence that tho boy a forget to aerouadt tht contracting partlca any longer. When one of our young couples gets married they do not spend a month honeymooning, as Is the custom In tht East, but they aottlt down to the rou tine of life with the one harmonloua purpose of building up a comfortable and happy home. Instead of "spoon Ing" around over the country, attract ing the attention of everybody, look ing alckenlngly lovable and calling each other all kinds of aweet little "chestnuts," the nowly married may be found at work the next day follow ing the nuptials. It may be the bride will put out a big washing, while the other half will be found plowing corn and. carrying water simultaneously. And this la not a result of a lack of respect for the nuptial relationship, but the opposite. The average bene dict here la highly respectful of his marriage relation. No one 1 more cautloua to recognize the right and wlahea of hi wife than he. Alway upon leaving home he takes the pre caution to klaa her good-by, under pen alty of turning prematurely bald or In tltlng some other calamity equally aa undesirable.' Thla 1 evidence of hi devotion, but the wife Is no less at tentive and on the whole few of our married couple have ever found it necessary to dissolve partnership. But tht period known a tht "hon eymoon" ha dropped out It la a dead letter In this part of Oklahoma and tome of u older folk art mighty g lad of It liUlL&LUlill iff r ii -Mil I imm, - L-v5-3v iff iti 1 One Hundred Year Ago. . The Jewels purchased at Lisbon for Napoleon'a coronation cost nearly a million aterllng. Commodore Treble waa at Naples, about to embark for the United 8Ute. Great Britain had C85 ships In com- mission In the navy. Th AhiAfHABii aiitialrAfl w.a .till blockading Tripoli. They bad captured' ..-,ai ..... inijiui that city. The great Inundation of the river , Nile began by which 30,u00 pcraon perlnhed. , I Turkey agreed to acknowledge Na-1 iwleon aa emperor, and "Tad Cbach," a title which waa customary , for the Torte to bestow on the klnga of France. The blacks of Ilaytl were dcMroy- SrlS 'Zl'Zlt "5 .?r!rd 1 t fylng the Interior of the lsUnd, as they expected auy time to be attacked by tht French. Seventy-five Years Ago. Great number of French prisoner were detained in the Asiatic province of Russia. The "Conqueat of Granada," by Washington Irving, waa published. New England State, began the cua- torn of celebrating the last Thursday lu November aa a day of thanksgiving, nushrod Washington, nephew 0t na w m vvup m mamum vui General Waahlngton. and a judge of B had danced Inc ,h w" the 8upreme Court died at Thlladel-1 totv . , ' j,uj4 "Don t be discouraged,' he answered The Georgia Legislature rejected theW VWr tone, "you'll get the knack proposition to have biennial Instead of ,0' " yet annual aeaslons. The government of Brazil derived a large Income from the Importation of alavea by Imposing a specific duty per head. fifty Years Ago. The legislature of Jamtica met a Kingston. Harro Hairing, the legal agent of the North American Company, wai ordered out of Denmark. The first regular train run on the Quebec and Richmond Railroad from Tort Levi. v.BAiunn Tit . r r.i Napoleon III. and Lord Talmerston reviewed the French army at Tarla. A collllon rw.Piippl rt.n f-., . . . ... , Atlantic liners In ltoston hnrbor and one of the vessels waa destroyed by fire. Commander McClure arrived In England, after accomplishing tht northwest passage, having entered the polar seas In 1850, and been Impris oned In the Ice for three years. The French and English consuls at St Domingo were Interfering In an unwarrantable manner with the lib erty of the press and Independent ac tion of the government of Ilaytl Forty Years Ago. A citizen's draft committee was or ganized in Chicago for the purpose of securing the eullstmcnt .of men for army service. Hood's Confederate army was de feated at Franklin by the Union divi sion under Schofleld. ' Court ordered the charges against a Chicago man who had stolen a pLj changed from petty to grand larceny, because under war time prices the ani mal was valued at $40. Five persons supposed to be connect ed with a Confederate plot to burn the city were under arrest In New York. Rewards aggregating $25.00 were offered by the City Council for convic tion of the guilty. N New York capitalists - proposed to the Agricultural Department that If properly encouraged they would pur chase a tract of land In southern Illi nois and produce sugar chesply from the sugar beet Thirty Years Ago. The Molly Magulres, an outlaw band, were making Schuylkill County, Ta., and vicinity the scene of nightly arson and murder. An exclusive mall train bctweon Chicago and New York, to make the distance In twenty-four Hours, was proposed as a great advance In the ser vice by Superintendent O. S. Bangs of the railway mall. Final arguments In the famous "safe robbery" case were in progres in Washington, D. C The Secretary of the Interior In his annual report recommended that the homestead law bo extended to the In dians. Twenty Years Ago. Col. David L. Tayne, the Oklahoma boomer, died suddenly at Wellington, ("Kan. Mme. Tattl, In New York, celebrated the silver Jubilee of her appearance there a a prima donna. I V J I TV f ! I! X Miss Gannon, Sec'y Detroit ' J Amateur Art Association, tsnj!Br,ht'' Disease or Rheumatic by young women what to do to avoid pain end suffering caused by female troubles. "DiabMk. Prtkham t I can con eclentioualy recommend Lydla C rinkham' Vegetable Coin pound to those of my aittera Buffering with female weaknesa and the trotiblea which ao often befall women. I Buf fered for months with general weak seas, and felt so weary that I had bard JfJi tress 1 was advlaed to use Lydla I- rinkham Vegetable Com- pound, and it waa a red letter day to me when! took the first dose, for at xau uma mJ resvoranon Dcgan. m ZMwniWrfZiMt elated and happy that I want all women whoeaffcr to e:et well a 1 did." Miss Octla Oahxojt, 359 Jones St, wetroit, mca., bccreUry Amateur Art ZZ?JZtL'trl?!Z''b' Wben considers that Mis. Cannon, letter 1 only one of the countless hundreds which we are continually publishing in the news papers of this country, the crest virtue of Mrs. Tinkham' inediciae mast bt admitted by all. Considerable. "He waa the most awkward dancer at the awellest ball of the awell water- ,n &Iae. 4 n the " a. Aftcr Qj had Uterally bumped ttelr way through a walU she smilingly re- TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY T.k. taiaUT. Bromo Qulnln Tablet AH drae (iit refund Um money If It MU to rur. X. W. iirore1! signature la oa each box. tta. Forelarnere Nowhere Foreljrn Ruitor I Isy st your feet a coronet and a castl with a long rent 'roll. I am aure too cannot do better I than to accept I American Beauty Ton flatter your self, sir. One of my suitors is an Amer ican who sells coal in v. inter and ice is aummer. To Break la Tirw Shoes. Always shake In Allen's Foot-Earn, a powder. ncurei noi, swelling, trains;, swoii.d iei. core. torni,'inrrowinf nsiit 'd bunions. At t Udrufrt and shoe stores, av. Don't avpt "7Ab;',u .."T's "" FREK. AddrM aiie en & Olmsted. Ls Boy, N. Y. Coal Mine Mas a Chapel. One of the most remarkable places of worship In the world la the Miners' thapel in Uyndd MIngdd colliery, Swansea, Wales, where for more than fifty years the workers have each morning assembled for worship. This sanctuary la situated close to the bottom of the shaft The only light 1 that obtained from a solitary Davy safety lamp hung over the pul pit from the ceiling, and the oldest miner In the colliery 1 generally cho sen to officiate. It ls the custom in some other places for coal miners to gather together at meal times for prayer meetings and the like, but it Is said that this is the only Instance where a special apart ment la fitted out In a coal mine a a chapel. lie Got Right Up. It ia a thankless and sometime diffi cult task to wake a sleeper in the I morning so effectively that he will get up at once, yet It may be done, safely and effectually, by any one who will follow a simple plan recently described In the Rochester Herald. A man, put up for the night at the leading hotel In a small town, and be fore retiring left instructions to be called In time for an early train. In the morning he was disturbed at an early hour by a thundering tattoo upon hi door. "Well?" he demanded, sleepily, and not very pleasantly. "I've got an important message for you," replied a youthful voice from the corridor. The man was up In an Instant; he opened the door and received from the bell boy a large envelope. .He opened It hastily. Inside, on a small slip of paper, was written In large letters: "Thla 1 the time you wanted to get up." ST. JACOBS OIL PUTNAM Color more goods brighter and taster colors rive peered reauits. ak aaai DRUG. CO.. tolonvUIe. IlllnoU lor or we wUlsond TcvrA ! Las!. Hensley, Ark., Dee. 2Cth ft-ecia!) That a sort cure for IWlache would b a priceleKS boon to the people, and eepecially the women of America, is a-lmitted by all lnt? rentM In mlical matters, and Mrs. Sue Williams of this place la certain she has found in Do-M's Kidney Till the long-looked lor .cure. 'I am 88 yeara olJ," Mr. William aaya, "and have aufleml with the Eackache very much for three or lour ypar. 1 Live Urn trt-ated by good ' physician and got no relief, Tnt thanks to God, lave found a cure at lat and it ia Dodd's Kidney Tills. I have Ulen only one box and it has done me more good than all the doctors in three or four years. I want all eufferers from Backache to know that they can get Dodd's Kidney Pills and get well." Backache is one of the first symptom of Kidney Disease. Guard against curing it with Dodd's Kidney rills. As It tbeald B. Tie had just proposed, but bis pov erty waa too much of a handicap. "A man without money," abe said, "might as well walk back and alt down." "Oh, of course," he rejoined. "He naturally wouldn't be in a position to ride back." CASTOR I A lor Infant and. Children. Tta Iti Yea Kara Alwajs E::t Bears the Signature of Proper Things "In society," said the young bud, "the gentleman Is always presented to the lady, la be not?" "Yes," sighed the heiress who waa doing her aecond season, "unless he happens to have a title, then one must pay for him, I suppose." Flso's Care ls a good eonrb aiedlclne. It has cored conshs and colds for forty years, ai aroggisu, z cents. Palled to Borrow. DinfTjas Old fellow, it's the same old story. I'm In need of a little financial succor. 8hsdbolt YouH have to hont farther. I am not the little financial auckar I used to be. Chicago Tribune. A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Ib-blnc Blind. Bledlnc or rrntradlng Pile. Tour drofglat will refund money IT PAZO OINT MXT falls 10 cttr. yoa la S to It Saya. Sue. Going One Better. Mrs. Eharppe I'm going to stop trad In' here, an' deal with Lightweight & Co., the new grocery firm across the street He lets bis customers gness at th number of beana in a bag, an' gives a reward for the correct guess. Mr. Qnlcksale My dear madam. If you'll continue to give na your custom, we'll let yon guess at the number of U-ans In two bags. riTQ Permanently Cured. So du or Derronaneai llld Aerflnitdar'snaeofDr.KllM'aUreatlierT. rtaaiorer. wend for rree t trial bottle and treatise. ltar.JLH.KU DC, Ltd., SU Arch bL, Philadelphia, l a. Life In New York. Hurried Editor I must have eomt one to help on this at once. Where it BinksT Where's Scribbler T Where's Leader? BoyThey la all downstairs gettin np a list of folks killed last year by electric cars, cabs, wagons, subway exploaiona, gas, an lectrie light wires. Editor (despondently) They won't get through for a month. t Mother will find Mrs. Wlnslows Boo thing tryrup ina ooai nmeaj ions ior ueir ClWren during Uk teething period. Often the Case. irastomer uatcnem ot ijneatem are announcing another big drop in prices. Merchant Weil, there's plenty f room for their prices to drop. . ''DIDNT HURT A BIT" IS WHAT THEY SAY Of Our Method of Extract ing: If yonr plate falls when eating or talking by using our Yaouuni Talvo we can raak yon one that will be satiafactory. We do work for people from out of tha city quick ly, so that you will not be delayed. We do crown ana bridge work without pain. Our 17 yean ex erlence in plat work enables ut to fit your mouth comfort ably. The best ia the cheapest in tta end. We have feeling aa well u you. Open aTenlnir tins Sundays from 3 to L: Phone slain 2G.S. Its, 1. 1. W Is. WISE BROS., Dentists. CYCLONE" THRESHERS Wlrd S.ack.rt. Feeders. Horae Pow r Sutpl!e it THE A. H. AVERILL MACHINERY CO. Vrite for Catalogue and Prices PORTLAND, OREGON ' " -iMt mm ' MARK. n i i n in i n OTunm ii FADELESS DVE than any other d Iva. One 10c package colore silk, post paid at 10c a package. Write for free booklet bow to dye black and mled color. MOiKC'd 3L ?r?r3 Great Criminal I-awy? I wor4t very hard te ( t you c?, bet 2 failpj. CooficteJ Mur.Ufcr (b..(Il Yea Digtit V kaowa yoa wouU. Thr 0' tLcm tnra you let en that jury waa respectable. 'lALLEAnLE 2Z:i STL"? FltlilS aa) iha Mtak-i. lit lf.r-e a..w-r ea lit .wee. h le.lnfML Wrie liT rt -rlru rali.f aud arire. RLICRSON MACH1.NLKV CO. Fao( at Vorria St aet lrtUnJ. Chz 'y 11 jam vast to p lb. .'(. w vtccw. ivwm wjr foot labor aad 5 your f round. e, . y affiird f , - piaal aaetbluf bat b auuidard after S yeara' base 1 kef a. a aye rudua. U larfnrt aait aurret VOfak All Aeeuera nil ttieaa. Our IMS IT -v ree4 Aaaaal fraa ea requaat. O. Sa. FSMirr Oo OSTSOIT, SIIOH. THE FISH BRAND SLICKER A VALUED FRIEND A tool many yens sto I boaghc a FISH BRAND SIkker, tnakln pnrm a Valuta1 fr'ttni to but torn k is feainf oI4 vA I tnuet lure another. Pleaae tend m s price-Hit." (Tb. bum tt tbla anhT aaeter, eV'p4 la be eat ta aU earu at weaiker, wlU be hrca aa ayylWukw.) A. J. TOVER Ca "ST? TOWER CANADIAN :T COMPANY, Limited Toronto, CuuuU tZJ-J Wet Weather Clothing, Suit, and Hats he S kinda of wet work or aport OFFICE POSITIONS Are filled only fey competent persons. There is a demand for the reliable and trustworthy, thone who can do things. We give thorough instruction, for all kinds of office po sitions. Write for oui Catalogue HOLMES BUSIMSS COLLEGE T. H C A. Kir. roxrLAJtD, CRJL Dr. C. Gee Yo VONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT Thla woaderrot I'M. eeaa doctor la called peopla wiUtoot operar two tha are ftvea ep to die. Ha eurea with Iboae woaderfol Ibi aaaa berba, raota, koda, barka aad vecetabtaa thai are aatln.lv an- a now a aa nodical act i- iiMlC i. nXne eaca In thla eoualrr. Through the aaa at Uboaa harmleaa reroedlaa thta famous doouw knoara the actios of arr M diSereat rem edtea. which ha eucreaarolly aaea la differeoi dianaeea. He gvarantaaa to care oaiiarb, aaih na lane throat, rheamatlam, aerroaeoaaa, atoraacb, llrar, kldneya, ate.; haa hondreda of testimonial a. Chargva moderate. Call aad aa him. Patlenta out of tha elty write for blaoke and circular Itendeuuna, VOXHVlr The C Gee Wo Chinese Medldae Co. ZSJ AMsr SC. HarUaa4. Oragwa. . SreTaleHMd aaiMC P. N. U. Na. SS-1904 I HEN writ la r to m4Trtiar pl I niDuoe lata pspar. I Teeth. ia. w. a. wis ?18SsS'jg& "RUSSELL. ENGINES Tractlja or Portable Slmp e or Ccmpeuad Wood or Straw Ba. ners The Old Monlt Cure lot . . Pains and Aches of ths human family, relieves and cures promptly. , Prica 25c. and 60c. fcisssaawla mJ ,t,.t.,i..t,.:,...n.,....i..H....H....:..:. .j-i-Hm! wool and cotton eauallv wnl and ia ruareKtwJ tx
