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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1905)
Ssrtsprnia b unqucstlona l!y txia greatest Hood irA liver nedcina known. It positively and permanently cures every humor, from Fbiplc to Scrofula. It b tho Ecst Dlood Medicine. IrfxiBi to lai I'tac. Tha absent niliidd man and his um brella tontlnti to proinot th (titty nation. TLcy fljeuro autertalnliig! la to artlcla la a German tnagaxln a Prof, litis von l'ottmkohr, who has ta called th fouudor of scttu tlfla by ft on. Tha proror'a ahapntmtndadnrss bad auirrow or rtrlctd ran; It ovr4 trrrthln; but timbrttta aMod U U bla specialty, lit loit fortuna la umbrella, fur ho seldom eama back with wbat ba bad takto away. Oota, bawavrr, ba mailt a trip at (ar at England, and wiv orjr proud of baring actual! buccmhIih! la bringing back bU umbrella to (lurmany, At Aapiburf ba stopped on bualntta, but act a tlr'raui saying: "At o'clock I return with my am brtlla lit did return at 0 o'clock, but aa bt aotartd bla uomn) at Munich bt anw to bla dlaitiay that ba bad no umbrella, tit bad Uft It at tlio telegraph offlct. a ouarantccd amn for piles IMw Bite. hidm m imr4 nix TMVtratM lU rerun ww If If AM OISI". auurf au ! cere fv la W 14 bopplag Trail. A London pujr quotes a shopgirl aa Baylag that tut l2iif!lbwouian can generally ba persuaded to takt tbla a that, whether aba wanta It or not, and that' aba doc not oftn tea tbat aba ftta falue for her money. Th CitctUh art lo courtoou aud conald rata. It appoara that American, on th other band. i tbt greatest trou bit af alt They an afraid of being ciiMted, tbey want to roaka aura be fore they buy tbat tbey could not vt tbt aarot thing for le money else where, and tbey art never courteous. Aa ahoppcr It U Frenchwomen, how rar, wba command tho greatest ad. aaJntloo, w art told. Tbey alwaya know tiactly wbat tbey want and will takt nothing elM. . Mltllaa l Oaf. hWl Ntw National OaU yMM la Mkb., 140 ba., la Mo., & bu., in N. L . tl be... and in 30 other lie frem ISO ta 900 bo. per acre. Now thia Oat If gen rally grown in IU5, wtll add million of biubel to tha ywlj and million of dol kra te Iba farmer' purant mm lIotsibuiMer Yallow Pent Corn grow tl a weed and yielJ from 157 to 200 uahcl and mure nr acre I It'a the big gnat yieldcr on earthl KaJrer'a r'pelu, IU-arlleaa Itarloy, Mara rni Wheat. 1V Oat, lMlmn UolUr Uraa and Karhext C-aue are ntouey maker for yoa, llr. Farmer. iwat ar.to Tina Kcmcn Asn lOo h atamp to John A. Baker 8eed Co., Ja Croaae, Wi.. and receive their bit catalog ad lota of farm aeed aample. If, C. L.J Latirr-Uay hnmrlea. Favtilouablo l'hjalclan Too will have to give ua ciiy Ufa, Mr. Million. , Wealthy Tatlent-I wUI travel In Eu rep a few year, if you aay ao. 1'hyilclao It would be better for yon 0 tiy bar and conduct a model farm. Wealthy ratieut Oh, I can't afford Ait Uard lark hue been the fate of the Eiuperer f Ai'iatria from the beginning f hi reign. la every battt he hae fought ba haa been defeated, bla wife waa aaaa!uatd, and ha ldt eon cloa d bla carter with aulclde. WteeUnj, W. Va., May 98, 1903. Come year ago while at work, I fell Over a truck and eeverely injured both of my anina. . My blood became poisoned as a remit, 'aim the doctor told me I would have runninr aorta for life, and that if they were healed up the result would be fatal. Under thia discouraging report I left of? their treatment and re torted to the use of & S. S. It ellccti were prompt and gratifying. It took only a abort while for the medicine to en tirely cure up the sores, and I am not deau aa the doctors intimated, nor have the sores ever b-oke out again. Some I a years have elapsed aince what I have de scribed occurred. Having been so signally benefitted by its use I can heartily recom mend it as tha one great blood purifier. John W. Fundi. Care Schmulback Brewing Co, , Chronic aorea atart often from a jrim pie, scratch, braise or boil, and while aalvea. washea and powders are beneficial, the unhealthy matter in the blood must be driven out or the aore will continue to eat and apread. 8. 8. 8. reaches these old sores through the blood, re moves all impurities and poisons, builds ' up the entire system and strengthen! the circulation. S. S. S. ia a blood purifier and tonic combined. Contains t no mineral wnai ever but is guaran teed purely veget able. If you have an old aore write and our pbyai dans will advise without charge. Look on diseases of tha Blood free. Tbt Swift Spiclflo Camoajy, Atlanta, 1 mm - hi IUMI Him All III! Mill. 1 I I Baa Cooab errup. l'aMM6oo4. Uaa I I f A 1 " y.1T "!'!!'- 11 1 j RAM'S HORN BLASTS WrlgNoteeCalIlne; tb Wlcketf 1113 Willi of Je richo do not fall before men who blow their own born. The devtl'a jin gling finds echo only In empty bead a. If every ear wert deaf to acaodal every tongut would loon be dumb. The window a of heaven are not often opened on a wide-open town. We sddoru look to Uod for the Water of Life until wiui other springs Lave dried. When a man really baa free salta tion bt la alwaya willing to give free acrvlce. It la better to live one terse of the Hlble than to bo able to preach about them all. The .ability to preach aennona may I be quit different from the ability to ' . . reacu aouia, A man la not called upon to prove bla frflth la Divine I'rovldeuce by bla personal Improvidence. Some men are ao huiy aolvlng the labor problem tbat they bave no time to earn their own living. The church that rune behind on the preacher's aalary la not likely lo run ahead on eplrttuai power. NOVEL USE FOR PAPifl. Beroatlr Employed for Making (lnaa,J UoMaa, I'avaraanU and Tachla. In the rebuilding of the King of Korea's palace, which was recently de atroyed by fire, papier inacbe will be anlely employed. To obtain a sulScleut quantity for the purpose there baa been engaged a staff of 1,000 Korea 11 a possessed, of strong teeth for chew ing up papvr. At Havlnoroako, In Ruaata, la a pnper bouae, aaya tbe Ixndon Tit Hit. It baa been entirely built of block a of papier mache, even the foundatlona and roof bHng made from that mate rial. 80. too. are the chimney, al though the paper ued In their con struction waa flrat nilngW with a fire proof material. Tbe house, which Is of considerable extent, will, In the opin ion of Its architect, outlnat such as ar built of atone and brick, and will coat over 8.ttt0. In certain towna of Russia, too, the eitiedmont. I now being made of utilising paper for paving tbe rood a . and atreeta. in this case also blocks compreUKd to great solidity are em ployed, and are anld to stand excel lently the wear and tear of t raffle. The coat, however, la at present too great to permit anything like their universal adoption. For courtyard of manalona and altnllar pursue where ! expense need not be of much consid eration, paper pavement. It Is averred. will soon come Into vogue. Out of Uit aheeta of an Australian dally paper an Ingniloua Viennese en gineer baa lately constructed for bla own use a small yacht, fifteen feet . long, decked all over and provided I with a rentcrboard. In the making of me nun, acca, maets, sans aim ruuticr several thousand copies of the journal were lined each plank requiring no fewer than 2.500 learea and enormoua pressure had to be employed before the necessary solidity could be ob I talned. Tbe Inventor haa already made several excursions on the Woerth See, and even In squally weather his boat la aald to have behaved admirably. The late Henry Krupp completed, 1 few months before bla death, a nuui ber of paper field plecea. These unique guns, which were made to the order of tbe German government, are in tended for the exclusive use of tha Infantry. Their caliber la very email. being, Indeed. Icsa than two lnchea nnd ao light are they that a single sol dler can, unaided, ahoulder one with eaae. Dcaplte their small weight, how' cer, the resistance Is greater than that of a steel flold piece of the same cali ber. Oermnny, too, can boost Itself the pioneer In a dental novelty, vis., la paper teeth, which are constructed from paper pulp Instead of from the porcelain or other material usually em ployed. TLy are said to have given an tlsf action to such as have ventured on their uae, fornot only do they keep their color well.'but, not being brittle, are much lens liable to chip than the ordinary false teeth. They are like wise guaranteed to be very -durable. Michelangelo Work. Michelangelo relied almost entire ly upon form the form of the figuro and of tho draperies. He told l'opo Julian II., when tho latter requested him to paint tho celling of the Siatlno Chapel at Rome, tbat he wna not a painter, but a sculptor; yet, after ho had ahut himself up for four years from 1508 to 1512 and the scaffold was. removed, a result bad been achieved which Is without parallel In tho world. Very wonderful Is tho 'work which Michelangelo spread over this rast area of 10,000 square feet The fact that there are 84.1 principal figures, many of colossal size, besldos a great Dumber of others introduced for decorative effect, and that the cre ator of this vaat scheme waa only thirty-three when he began hU work all thia la marvelous, prodlgtoua, and yet not ao marvelous aa tha variety of expreaalon in the figures of which Jeremiah la only one figure, in a small aide arch. St Nicholas. A silent man often haa a reputation for knowing about tea times u much es he doe know, ; I A 9 J n rk s a 1 For coughs, coldi, bronchitis, asthma, weak throats, weak lungs, consumption, tike Aycri Cherry Pectoral. Cherry Pectoral Always keep t bottle cf It In the house. We have been saying this for 60 years, anJ so have tho doctors. I k.a m4 A.ar-i Chair fartM! hi mf ! art Cliarrt tw-n hi mf faa.il, ft m Mui II la IU Wl a"-i la tha rl4, 1 Bimmt, lot aU Uifaal a4 laag Wanai. m ' Ma, i. K. oasoM. Waltbaa. Maaa. SV..iwt.flll. .. ve All 4rHr.a. liMiatl. for IThe Lungs Daiiw action of tha boweia la necea ary. Aid naturo wun yr ruin A Wlah Kaclly Oratlded. Tbey were spending tbe autumn la the I'ennsylvanla mountains, and a shooting expedition bad been planned for the next day. Tbe talk naturally turned on the prospects for various aorta of game. "We rulea tbe splca of danger tbat give test to bunting lo the Far West" one of tho younger members of tha party began, a little pomp3ualy.. "Ah, ant It la danger wit your sport you like?" es mealy returned the oil German farmer, who was to act aa guide. "Pen you keepa close by ma. Sr. Da last time I bave sport I shoots mine bruder-ln-law In de leg. I gladly takea yon uuter mine own wing." be concluded. In all seriousness. flow's TbJiT Wa effar On Bundrad Dollars Reward for nrcaaaoicaunn uu caosoi o euia f7 UaU'italaxra tura. W. tba nndaraifDad, bar known F. J. Cbaoar lor Ua lal U years, and ballar aim Mrl.cU hoBorabla to ail bnaiDaaa uanaaav lluntaod Boanclalliablaioeary eat yb llcailuni mada by tbalr arm. . . W sr A Tauaz. wbulaaal lnjrfUU,Tolado,0, WautiNO. Kianaa AMaavui, n aouaai vrug l.ia. Tolwlo. O. ... Mall's taiarrb Cnra I Utaa intarnalir, log dlractlr upon lha blned and buooui anr lacaa ol lha sjrataut. frit e. ar bolU. Bold bjr ail Urufaliia. Taailmonuu UN. UU 1 Isinlly fuia ar iba bwU A UnlTeralty Psad. President Hadley of Tale University recently established a fund of $1,000, lelng tha money received by blm for giving the Dodge lectures at Yale last year, less certain expenses. This fund la to be held by tbe treasurer of Tale under the condition tbat It may ba drawn upon for university uses at tha discretion ef the president, saya the New York Tribune. It la planned by tbe president to add to this amount any sums-be may receive from the university while preaident for deliver ing lectures or for other services over and above, bla regular salary. IMso'a Cnra W a rood courh nedlcin. It ha cored couth and cold for forty yaara. AtarufrKiita.saMnia. Hill Abt to Attend to Business. "I told Uncle Simon that he waa get ting too old and feeble te attend to bual oa.M "Did h take It kindly T "He thnw me out of hi offlca." Van ity Fmlr. TO CURB A COLD IN ONB DAY Taaa laallva Bromo Quinine TaMeta. All ra pata rafaad lha amrf If It tella la vara, X. W, Urova'a aiaaiur la aa aach baa. tto A Tacht for Sale. "What kind of aall ax yen going te use on your yacht next yearT aaked th entbniRt "SherlfT, I goe, replied tk owner, who bad just looked over the ataward'i accounts.--ClncrnnaU Commrdal-Trib- n. Mother will And Mr. Wlnalow soothing cyrup mt neat rameay tonaalur tnairebuorta aurmg in ueuaog period. Two Views. First Worklugman Look at the Ine quality. Mr. Million, who live not ten squares from thia corner, haa a dog bous wnicn coat fd.uuu. What do you think bi matr Second Working-man I think It's good thing he wanted It, for I built It tor him, and made $1,000 out of It riTO Ptnnanantly Cured. KoflUornarroaatiaN fill) aitorBratdar'auMurDr.Kllna'aUivatNarva X)r. K. U. bUlna, Ltd., Ml Arch BC, fhUadclpbla, Pa. The Chicago board of health asserts that a large percentage of auffrr from Ilrlght's disease are those who Indulge In what la called high living. Fopl wno llv on plain food and lead tamper- ate Uvea rarely have tbe diaeas. As might be expected, those who liv In faitnesse have a slim diet. 3 INDIAN ARROWS. SPPADS An PIHdi wanted 1 will par caub awr u KnHirviufl ui lt,OII. MliQ outllufiof whfttTou hTtjnd set MW -l.tbaT A .1A u.. H. P. HAMILTON, Twa Rlvara, Wlacooiln. LAND SCRIP FOR SALE Forat reaerTa script (or securing title In anv quantity to (arming, araiing, deaerior timber land without raaldenoa or tmproTetncnt for sal at Inwrti mark et priwa. H. M. HAMILTON, r PoHlmnd, PHlmnd, Or. r known by wbat thjr baT 1 F .frown. For half a witorjr ty I 1 bar bam tba ataodant-tiaTanl IWllvd onoa to prnduoa blcfar, bt lar eropa loan anv othrra. Bold bjr all danlcra. 109 Haad A a- Haal frm to all appiluania. "-Datrolt, Mlofi, A Little Lesson In Patriotism One of the most strongly marked personalities cf the general of the civil war npon either tbe Federal or the Confederate aide Is that of Tbomas Jonathan Jackson, popularly known aa "Ktooe wall" Jackson. Fervlng aa be bad In the Mexican war and an In structor In military tactica In the Mili tary Academy of Virginia, be was when tbe civil wsr rroaawatx tacsaoa. broke out eminent ly well fitted to command. It waa at the battle of Manaasas, better known In the North aa Hull Eun, tbat iackfton won the name which has distinguished him and which aptly de er 1 he bla characteristic fortitude. The battle bad begun on tbe IStb of July. 18dl. by a Federal attack Johnaton had been summoned to the relief of Beauregard. Jackson had been with the command of Johnston. In tbe crtlcal part of tbe day's engage ment Jsrkson was first brought Into sctlon. When Gen. Bee. overpowered by a superior Federal force, waa be ing driven back, Jackson's opportunely came to the front 111a courage and firmness won for him tbe admiration of Bee. who, turning to bla men, re marked: "There Is Jackson, standing like stone will." Throughout the pert of the war which be lived to participate In Jack son lived up to tne name wnicn ne had been given. Courage, perseverance, dauntless ness, were alwaya at the service of tbe cause be loved and served, for tbe cause for which be finally gave hi life at Chancellorsvllle. 11 la last request wss to be burled st "Leilngton. In the valley of Vir ginia," tbe Bute for which he bad lived and died. HOSTISi WHO TAXfc8 GUESTS. Naw Torkrr lilte Upon Naw War of Meeting fc-xpenaas. Teople with social prociivlt.es and large apartments bave bit upon a new plan for paying the.r rtnt 'luey tax tuelr visitor. At least some of them do. One woman who bus a cozy tint in Twenty second street. New lorii, baa gone Into the entertaining buul iieas ou a large scale, "1 have always been fond of attend ing rlub meetings," sue sa.d, "but the expense haa prevented uie from fol lowing my inclination to its full bent Thia winter I concluded that luatead of going to the uicetiufca I would bave the meetings come to mo and make them a source of lucouie rather than of expenditure. "I know scores of people who are glad to mingle with a small ciond of congenial aouia once a week aud air their opinions and ride their hobb.ee, but who have ne.ther the time nor the Inclination to Join a pretentious club where formality counts for mor than lure social enjoyment It waa Just such people that 1 wanted to tuvite to my flat Accordingly, I took the Initiative and sent out carda request ing certain people to call on certain evenings for the purpose of exchang ing ideaa and atrengthenlng social ties. With two exceptions eve.y persjn in vited responded, and they in turn brought friends, until now I have aa many callers each evening aa I can well care for. "I entertain five evenings' In the week, kly rooms are large enough to accommodate twenty-five persons com fortably. I have divided my guests into companies, bearing ever in mind the problem of bringing tastes and dis positions most nearly alike in the same division. On Monday evening I entertain wbat I call the congress of cranks; Tuesday and Wednesday there are more cranks. Thursday the card players meet, and on Friday the scien tific folk hold services. "At all these meetings we have music, which 1 generally furnish my self. Dancing Is allowed late in the evening, and occasionally refresh ments are served. These concessions to the appetite are gene, ally very light, however, and I am practically at no expense beyond the wear and tear on the furniture. "The dues are 25 cents a week," she continued, according to the New Yoik Times, "and as I am general manager, president and secretary of each club all money Is paid directly to me and Is mine to do with as I choose. I don't niind admitting that most of It goes to the landlord. It Is a. wonder to me that more people with a large circle of acquaintances do not earn money In the same way. For a person who Is a good entertainer by nature and education I know of no pleasanter way to add to one'? Income than to turn the flat Into a clubroom." Bad UroMka. Chaffer You can atop your auto very , quickly, can t your I suppose it haa an eccentric brake. Shaffer Huh! it'a had aU klnda of breaks, and they're all eccentric- Philadelphia Press - Would Do Away with Marr-lago. "What do you think of this plan to forbid the marriage of weak-minded people?" "I don't approve of It; without mar riage the world would go to the dogs." Houston Tost . vr COL DECItlViTil GAYS I Take Pleasure in Commending Pe-ru-nQ Fop Coughs and Cold3.,, it tt'i' Vt1&l::'' ( 7- ',' f '', t O.' COL. PAUL E. Colonel Paul E. Bwckwlth,Lt.CoL, retired, lt Eeg.Mlnuta Men, la a letter from 1508 Vermont avenue, N. W, Washington, D. C, writes s "From the unqualified endorsement of many cf my friends, I take pleasure fa commending your remedies tor coughs end colds." Paul E. Beckwlth. IN FIELD OR BARRACKS PE RU NA IS Ef FICACI0US. The constant exposure to the elements experienced In an out-door life la not so apt to cause coughs and cold aa seden tary habits. i ThoM who 'are brought face to face with tba weather every day In active life are much. less liable to catarrhal diseases than those who are housed up In CI7 ventilated rooms. And j etboth of these classes are more or lees subject ALL CUSSCS ARE SUBJECT TO CATARRH - to catarrh and ca tarrhal diseases. Tne soldier as weU aa the civilian finds It frequently necessary to use rerun on account of oougha and cold. No one la exempt. The strong and healthy axe lees liable than the weak gnd ill, but none entirely escape. OREQON PORTLAND ST. HELEN'S HALL A GIRLU BCHOOL OF THR HIGHEST CLAbsenrpaol leaeha , location, build in r equipment tha beat, band lor cat alogue. Term Open 8ptmbr IS.1904 Positive. Comparative, Superlative ' I have uaed on of your Flah Brand Slickers for flva year and now want naw one, alto one for m friend. I would not ba without one for twice tha coat. They are juat a far ahead of common coat aa common one la ahead of nothing." (Mai on arruCATioa) Ba aura you don't a"t on of the eon, mon kind thia la the rVFT mark of excellence. Vji J. TOWER CO. , Boston, u. s, a. TOWER CANADIAN CO, LIMITED TORONTO, CANADA ' Maktrt Wt Wtatlur ClUklmg ni HaU THE NEW IRRIGATOR ECONOMICAL n Phillips Hydraulic KO COST Of OPERATION Writ today lor Ire Illustrated booklet. COLUMBIA ENGINEERING WOHKS I0lh aaJ Jobuson Mreeis, Portland, Ore. Ram H rl & $ n BECKWITH. PerunS) haa alwaya been a great favorite with the military men, both la the army and navy. The strongest kind of testlmonlaLi ara received from offlccra of high rank eon eerning the virtue of Peruns for all catarrhal ailment. Only a small per cent, of these can bo used for publication for want of space. lit, Harrison L. Deam, Burnside Post No. 8, Department of the Potomac, Colonel Encampment No. 69, Union Veteran Legion, Colonel Green Clay Smith EeslmentNo.ir,TJ. V.TJ, Depart ment of tbe Potomac, lliliUry Order Loyal Legion, Department of Columbia, Major Sith Indiana. Veteran Volunteer Infantry, writes: "Then la no longer any question am to tha curative qualltlea otfcruoa la att catarrhal troubles. Its successful use by many ot my friends entitles l to confidence and endorsement." O Clean Your Grain FOR SEED S Th CHATHAM FANNING MUX, with Sickles attachment, will dean and grade all kind of Grain and Seeds. The only machine thai has screens and riddles made especially for cleaning grain on tt Coast To convince you that tf.Is Grain Cleaner is as represented I will send you one on 30 days' free trial and wUI pay the freight. Trite me for our Descriptive Cat-v alogue and "on time" proposition it wiH interest you. GEO. W. F00TT Dept. 11 Portland, Oregon P.N. I). No. 3-1 90S n BEN writing to dTcrtisers pleaao I neiuoa inia paper. RUSSELL B3ILERS High Grade THIBs Machinery The A. H. Averill HacTiInsr C3. PORTLAND, OREOOlC Write lev Cataloxua aad Prlcaa. j-Kalloaal Cats SSUf Great oat ot the eentirry. 1 iVfT Tieldod In Ohio 17, la Mich. V YTr. JRl.lBMaXA,ajdlali.I)eoi II f It 1 s!l) bo. per acre. II i lit loo oaa beat tba neordi COS. I f For 19c and Cils notice r I I we snaUyo free iota ofhrm aed Ml 1 aaapks aad oar bi cMalo. telW fl I Insallaboottbiaoatwoadetaad fl I t hoiiainrta of other win, J1 (I L JOHN A. SAL2EB SEED CO. AlJ F t -Hj wTVt CHATHAM f 1 i X'XNIHO MILL
