Oregon statesman., July 21, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

FROM SUNDAY'S DAILY
' .... - - - - t . - "' ' ti
f AN EVAPOXlATOll. j
A CONFIDENCE MAN
T.PfcIESCE, PUKCHASKD FOE
ABOUT THIRTY DOLLABS.
John a Bailey" VUHi ft Eciidnt of
the 8ntiB Cpantrj-And He
Leave, fcndde-nly. 1 ' i .
DETROIT. Or.. July 'ltj-A? Plled
f H. T. Allen, of the Allen Evaporat
ing Canning Co.. r Balem. wm in
Ko burr for several and has
completed arrangement, for the ervc
turn of a, fruit evaprator m that city.
He left fcr Portland to purchase ma
terial and will bc In work, next week.
Mr. Allen will put up an evaporator of
KO bushel? a day capacity and will buy
his fruit outright frrr the grower.
This is an Institution much needed in
Rare burg snd will no doubt prqrt a
.usful business venture- f
wtt.t. APPEAL. County Judge G.
Id man with P" e Bailey P. Terrell yeste rday made his decision
ausd giving as a name JohnjKV BaJWy ot the claim of W. P.
predated hlmaelf attne Grimes, again the estate of John
Leedy. at Miato. bout two weel tago . Mr. Grime, filed a
and enraged J" .i Q?rt" claim for $275-53 with Mrs. Addle Par
suofa time a. he could go to the Quarts- xecotrix. alleging that this
Till mine, without unt waaue h m for service ren-
much .now. He represented Thexecutrix allowed $125 on
aa being a mining expert and that he gjJ and Mr. Grime, appealed
had been sent by a .trong com ban to uTcSn'court. Judge' Terrell
taveatlgate the Albany tln jflnda for the claimant In the sum of
lew to purchasing. In the mTJlt 1232.53. and (decree, that each of the
be basted blmaeU fishing f "J contanU ' pay one half of the fee.
ally taking of him pos-e-Ion. at Cooks con g x MJ .ttle
lDt t.tn.- Mr Leedy and their own cost. The attorney, for the
He finally nfAkJtmh him. ; ewtate aay they will appeal from tha
o mg tSenvS ?ait? . aS decision of the county court to the clr-
-uaji r -tilt nnrt - . s
also to bear toe expense i-
for the enUre family, i A. an evieanco
r mnnA aith he cava Mr. Leedy a
check for $300 on Gilbert Bros Bank of
Salem. Last Saturday Mr. Bailey (?)
borrowed a horse, saddle, and btjldle.
and 13 la money for Immediate needs
" from bis host and as the latter, was
Just starting to Albany he also ex
changed watches with,; him as his
Bailey's) waa In need of repair. The
! horse was borrowed to ride over to the
mtnM n Little North i Folk, ana be
' mrmrn tn ht back bv Sundavii night. On
DIccovered ry a Woman. .
Another . great discovery has been
made, and that too. by a lady in tbfs
country. "Disease fattened It. clutch,
upon her and for seven yeai. she
withstood U teverest tests, but hr
vital organ. wre undermined and
death seemed Imminent- For ; threw
month, she coughed incessantly, and
could not tfeepv 6b finally discov
ered a way to recovery, by pert-hating
of us a bottle or iji. King's ww
waa to be back by unaayf mgni. un t of us a Dome or vx. jungrs n
arrlvlna In Albany Mr. Leefly present- coverv for Consumption, and was so
ed the check to one of the! banks and much relieved en irking flrst 4 dose,
a telephone to Salem soon brought an' tnat ,ne lept all right, und with two
. answer the check was not good. It' i bottles, bps been f brolutely cured. Her
needless to add that "Mr. Bafley has ' name is Mrs . Luther Lutx." Thus
;not yet returned with the horse and writes W. C. Hamnick it Co., of Snel
Irwiulry revealed the fact that he Dy yy. C. Trial bottles fre at Tr.
had not gone to .the mines out neaaea stone's drug stores. Regular size &0c
hi. Wsima tnmrarA f.h VallpV Via Me ! aa ffnap.nt.jul
. . . i a - f J a1J a I
'very plausible story and that with his
age and afflicted condition, it was not
easy to put him down .as a confidence
man. Mr. Leedy figures he is out about
130 for his experience.; I
i
The following is from the Albany
Herald, 4f the 15th Inst:
"Dr, T. L. Ball, who has returned
from a trip up the North Santiam. told
of a smooth swindling game that was
worked at Mlnto by an old man who
gave bis name as John Bailey. Bailey
.went to Mlnto about ten days ago and
represented that he was on his way to
Inspect the Albany Mining A Milling
Company's mines at Quartsville. ' with
a view of purchasing the same. He
said the snow was too deep and he
would spend a few days 'fishing at
Mlnto. !
"He met Mr. John Leedy and talked
about all kinds of mines, saying he
owned extensive mines In Alaska, and
finally offered him and his two, boys
$15 per day to go with him t'o Cook's
Inlet and help him work his mnes. He
kindly offered to advance the expenses
of the trip, handing Mr. Leedy1 a check
cor 93UO on uie Dank or uutert uros
of Salem. Before any further arrange
THE AM Kill CAN SOLDIKR.
The Rev. Peter MacQueen of Sm
ervllle, Mass., now at Manila, wilting
to a friend at heme, under date of
March itlst, says: "The old one-armed
major who led the charge on Pasig
came to me at the close of the fight,
with tears in bis eyes. 'Ch,' hes aid,
it's a grand victory. Mr. MacQueen,
but I can't indure the thought of our
fellows dead and wounded.' When you
think that mot of our trooi hal on
ly been landed a wuek and M per cent,
of them were recrulta who had never
sn a battle before. It was grand to
see them charge, ce trying the str
flag. The American roidler is the
Universe. I picked up a man or.e day,
his leg broken in two plates,- who
dragged hf it self threa miles through
the Uushfs, made a splint with his
bayonet and scabbard, found a canoe,
dragged himself into it, guided It with
his bands, and flouted down into our
cami. I saw him put on th operat
ing table, and his leg waa terribly
swollen, and as f held hi hand the
j-ulse never changed, nor did he utter
one
of Salem. Before any further arrange- j compiauu mry
men ts were made Bailey, who Is i a 1 ahatterrd bonea Oh. here you get
. i . rood human nature In Us fclmt'lKiiy
get $25 cash from Mr. Leedy saying he and grandeur." . iS
wanted to take a trip over to Gold J .
Creek and would be back In a few When You Ride Tour Wheel
days. lie borrowed $3. a ponf. saddle Always slake into your shoes Allen's
aikI hrlHI fltvrt Mf - friv'a watch ' TTVknt.FU.ae. a nowder for th. feet. It
leaving his own watch, which waa J keeps youtlfeet cool, prevent, sweating
VArthtM. mttH th pwiiul t that Up.
Ieedy get it repaired In Albany, and
rode away. f
"After the lapse of a few days Mr.
; Leedy came to Albany, and presented
the check at the bank. On telegraph
ing to Salem it was found that' the
check was bogus. On returning home
It was also discovered that B3iley did
not go to Gold Creek, but made swift
tracks toward Portland, and now Mr.
.Leedy would like to meet the benevol
ent rooking old gentleman who has h!a
horse, saddle, bridle, watch, and $3 la
cash." I
f.f-t, and makes your endurance ten
fold greater.. Over one million wh-l
people are using Allen' Foot-Ease.
Th sit nrl it. It artvea rest and
comfort to smarting, hot. ewollen, ach
ing, feet and Is a certain cure for ln
giwlng naits. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 25 cents. Sample FREE by
mail. Addreas, Alien 8. Olmsted, 1-e-Rcy,
N. T.
IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.
About
the ! Woman Who , Uses
Wits for Wages.
Her
f
IN THE FAR ATLIN
W3T 1HD liOESB GO HU5TIKQ
ASD GET MOSQUITOES.
An InterMtlBjr Aeeonnt of Their Ex
perience in the Lund of
llines and 8now.
Acts otNTLYi on the
Kidneys. Liver
and Bowels
Cleanses the $ystm
OVERCOMES Lsr&
BW Tut ttriVlNt -MaMTD 6f
L'IfKNU7GYr?VPlS
ras uu m t vsissitn rmt a fit mil
I have sever found a woman b ttlinj
l.er way in the woili who h s rot
grown more sympathetic wuh hu
man suffering, mo.e patUnt with the
little trials of life, more lenient r.d
forgiving with th. crrlr-f:, and Krcr
appreciative of home tamlljr t e.
writes Emma LcoaiUa KeWy in th.
Woman's Homo Compoo-i. Ird
Dj?ndence, self-rvMane and the ad p.
"t'.on of . honorable businots., nr.eil.oJls
rd destroy the inherent .er.tlc-
ness of woman's nature, unfltting her
for the exalted station of an affection
ate wife an J lender mother. And ss
the l.sson of the practical realities
cf life must mm sooner or later, must
be learned by muri women, if they
t-e Karned In early womai h o L ths
dream life displaced ty the real life,
no "rude awakenings" to the World s
it is a wait s ine womar. Mn ac
quainted with the trials and disap
pointments that confront busin .. mi J
professional men the Ife can mira
fully appreclato the wear uicn the
nervous system de to the constant
grind cf dally cares. Knowing thi
ral work of life, the bee me u com
panion. indeed, felly appelating the
joys or success and th diaanuoint
ments of failure, sharing In both alike
with her husband, and when thus ap
preciating the fe lmg of nervous ex
haustion and irritabienee she quietly
skku over tbetM : manifestations.
nnivi to me inexperience! woman
orten prove the beginning of el range,
ment. a. Wtwen such and a dejected
husbuid there ran be but liitie r.ai
companionship and sympatby.
BIACK WALKI'T GROVE IN
DIANA.
A magtuicent grove of black walnut
trees, mort cf them with trunks fo ur
feet in diameter, was latilv fiAm.
erej Jo tte heart of the Miami Indian
rewTve, In the southern part f Wa
bath county, Indiana, und the timber
b& been sold fcr fft.ceo.
(From Daily. July 16th.)
Oswald West, the paying teller in
tho Ladd A Bush bank, of Salem, now
in the Atlin district, of Alaska, with
Dr. Willi. B. Morse, also of Salem, Is
the author cf Ihe following interest
tng description of a hur.t for mooms
and a battle with mes-iulio in that
far-away country:
-Since coming to Atlin. Dr, W.' B.
Morse and I have bad a great desire
to kltt a moose or a cariboo, to get tne
hiad as a trophy and to get a little
fresh meat for r- cfcange for eating
bacon three times Sa day get monot
onoua. : i'
"W had, heard that they were plen-
tifiit in r wide atrip of flat country
cn the other side of a range of moun
tains north of our camp, o we ce.n
eluded tc take a bunt. I called Mack,
my og, ail put on bis pack-dega
ans used for packirg In tbis country
and JUled it. with enough rrub to last
us s couple ot dsys, shouldered our
guns and ' struck out. We took no
blanket, for there la practically no
night here this time of the year, and
we could sl-e-p In the day time when
it Is warm and wulk at eight.
"We aeon 4 truck the foot of the
mountain we Were to climb and bgan
cur ascent. It being the south side of
the mountain,-the snow was all gone,
and the! sun. shining cn the rich.
moist soiL turned it into a hot bed.
an-i, where a few weeks ego there jwas
snow, there is now a luxuriant growth
of Imr.ch grata and the whole moun
tain is dotted with strawbeny blos
soms and wild flowers buttercup,
daisies, violets, and many others that
I cannot j name. I waa surprised to
find so raauy pretty flower a , In this
country of ice and snow. I was also
surprised to see oi.e of olr red-breasted
robins; he looked so lne-sumiv and was
so shy, I thought, peihapa, he was ;.ust
up here on a prospecting trip and w.u
dodging the ravenuoa offlclals to avoid
taking out a license.
After much hard climbing and a
great deal of puffing and blow!nit. we
reached the summit, and there before
us lay our happy (or rather unhappy,
as it turned out to be) hunting ground.
It was a strip of low, flat, brushy
country, bcunded cn the west by Atlin
lake and on all other sides by moun
tains and by benches that ran back ta
the mour.tuins. It waa perhaps fou" or
five mllea long and three wide. We
went down the mountain aide until we
struck the brush where a litil creek
entered It and, worked Its way through
the brush and mesa to the lake be
yond. Here we separated, Motse tak
ing the left hand side of the creek
and I the right. I worked my way
through the biurh, over logs and bog
holes. The ground underneath was a
solid muss of moss soaking with wa
ter. MosAtiitos bagan to epjpear and
sang their siren ror.gs in my ears and
tried to bo friendly. At every step the
bruMh e-rew thicker and the moes wet
ter until it teemed t le afloat; tho
mosquitos increaeed very rapidly un
til they became unbearable.. I look i
iW-ce of mosquito bar from my pocket
aud attached it to the rim of my tint
and let it fall down over my face and
neck. This helped me some, but some
ot thm were such long rear hei. that
4hcy got In their work ir. spite of the
mtMitiito bar. They lit on my .teg
Lke a swarm of l-es on a hive and
made It so warm for him that he could
only get relief by teasing through
tho lrush or rolling in the water, all
of which added little to the flavor of
the grub in the pack on his back.
"I would have turned back, nut I
wsnted to run across Morie tvret, at
I pushed on. heping to strike a more
open country. I thought perhaps If
I wou'.d lipht my pipe 1 mixht get Krae
icllcf. tut wh.le wuilirm fcr tt;e snl
phur to burn off the match a n an of
mosintr.s would hht on my hand and
I would drop the mutch. 1 lit about
ten matches beft-ie I got my plf e go
ing P.nd then tie rr.or.iioM ieiT,rd to
fall over one another to RC-t to inhale
the siiM.kc. t I-'kop to dtspalr; I
whistled, holing to lectite Morse, Inn
no leply ani. Thipkln? the mast of
rrcsquitos n tie fioot of my ;ti
!uito bar had brck n the sound of my
whirtle. I 1-iurhed them acide and
hitld a.a;n: iIiik time I got a rei-Iy
am! 1 inrlrj lu tUi dliectin. I
hem i the sound of r:mfthliig crash
ing throtich th': Liwh and I raised my
mile, thinking It might be a gilztly
he-ar, for 1 could think of no otl-er an
imal that fott.6 make a iack-t lik-:
that. I so.n h.-arU Miunds that I knew
couldn't i tit it-red t y a grizzly bear
and I couida't tt-lieve it was Morse, for
I didn't tMr.k a Christian gentleman
like him would use .ueh Linguare; but
it tas hir.:. nd on h. came with a te.j
bandana tied uround his face and r.cvk
t.4 his hatKJs going like a tauning
m:l. I didn't ask him what was Mm,
matter. I
"We h-Id a short council of war and
decided to
ANAEMIA
Xs a toteranaer af esBsumpHaa, Itlsadlsssss
mt U blood. Taa symptoms are quits bob
reus and ar teadUy discerned. H ths
tegress of ths diseass U not checked death
from consumption or some ethsr disease is
Inevitable- HrDTAIf wCl check lu prog
resa DTOTAlf wUl enrich ths blood and
the patient strong. Blur" is a
vsgstasie remeay,
harmless la lu effect.
It contain no Iroa to
cause ths teeth to de
cay. If you are suffer
lug you should take
"H CD TAW now sad
then note ths change
In your condition.
Study your symptoms
carefully. These are
yoor symptoms. Tsks
BCDTAN now and
tiey will disappear.
YOUR WEAK POINTS ARE:
L CONSTANT i HB AD ACHE.
HUDYANvby lu action on: the blood,; will
squalUe ths circulation of blood and ths
has dachs win disappear.
g-2. BJTNJOSn X TIB ALLS AND
DABS BINDS BXNXATH THI
XTZS. HUDYAN wiU eauss the rings to
gUsrpear and smaka Um ayes bright.
S-3. FALICHIEKl. HUYDAN wffi
enrich ths blood and causs ths chssks U
bseoars bright and rosy.
i7wi
ml
WITH THE TE00P8
LE05 HOLLAND HAS BECOVEEED
FROM HIS WOUND
Aud Ig with Big Company la San
'Franciuco-TLe Atrn Urerircd
from tiov. tieer.
(From Daily, July 16th.)
1 nowg Taisi
tr. offer One Baadrsd oju e'
aaycaseof Catarrh that caaaot
Bail's Catarrh Cora. ear;
P 3. CHEXEY A CO., Prop, , T
W. th. under signed, bars kao p j
aey for the last 15 years, and belie, k
f ectly hoaorabU la all basinets tnlZ.'
and financially able to carry out a7
tions made by their firm. -
WsnaTat7ez,Wholefierrairr!tt Toii.
gists. Toledo. O. ""eL.-.
directly opon the blood and mucous sartif
heytera. Price. 7 Sc. er boul
Droggisu. TesUmoBisis fras.
A t plfrhrTi mman wn vtnli i
received by Walter Lyon, private sec- j Pfton In every irtch of th. had.i
this is where tl;e i;i?ein echo-j j
iii m.i Kiieciive work. .New
Mail and Express. , I
A Rich Man's Project.
A rich man's statement that b 1
retary to the governor, from Gov. T. T.
Geer, giving the welcome new. that
Leon -Holland, of this city, a member
of company M, Captain J. 1L Poor-
man's company, was with hia command.
Mr. Holland was quite severely wound
ed during the war In the Philippines, tends to devote almost his entire
and It was supposed that he bad not tune to charitable works has aro;.'
recovered sufficiently to come with the much discussion. This Is becaav
troop transports, but would be on the will accomplish much, good, it u'
hospital ship. The news of his entire praiseworthy endeavor, but there
recovery, and hi. presence with the many other ' agencies which ttx f
company, which was immediately con- pllsh just as much good. - Take
veved to his relative, in this city, wa. tetter's Stomach' Bitter, for insu&J
very i gratifying. . the great American remedy. For K
j. I year, it has cured constipation, ?
In the treasury department at the pepsla and all the ill. which arise tl
capitol, yesterday, state taxes were weak digestion. This medicine
received from the treasurer of Mult
nomah county, amounting to 124.361.4s.
This county has thus far paid on ac
count of the atate taxes for 1898, $244,
361.48, or within 73 cents of the amount
due as per the state ley. Multnomah
county now owes, on account of taxes
the following amounts, all of which are
delinquent: . v.,"; M'
Current expense tax, 1895....$ 25 08
Interest on samel...
4, WXAXHX8S IN THS HIAET.
The heart bseosMS weak and thers is a eon
SUnt slaking feeling around lu HCDTAN
will make ths heart strong and causs it to
1 nmUri. auul th .Inking fesllna Will
disappear. (Current expense tax, 1896.
Interest on aame...
8. TEMjINO OF WEIGHT XN . Current expense tax. 1897.
THJB STOMACH AND INDIGKS. Interest on jsame ...........
TION. HUDYAN will cause ths food to current expense tax, 1898.
be properly digested. Improve tns appetite sua
relieve constipation. HUD VAN wUl relieve
all the sbovs symptoms snd make you well
BCDTAN is for you. , After you ars cured
tell other women what Bl'OTAN has done
for you. HUDTAN cka be procured from
drasrists for tOc per package, or six packages
for fZfiO. If your druggist does not keep it
send direct to Hudyan Bsmsdyl Co., Baa
Francisco. Call upoa ths BI7DTABT doctors.
Consultation is free. Ton may call upoa ths
doctors or wriu, ss you desire. Address
HUDTAN REMEDY COMPANY.
Csr. gtMkto, Market sad Ellis Sts. -SAN
FRANCISCO. CAU
and that we could get along without
fresh meat until after the mosquito
season. We packed up and struck for
home."
ABOUT TIM PER.
E-me Paragraph, from State
changea on This! Subject.
Ex
From the St. Helens Mist: I. J.
StUdem, a pioneer legger, leturned to
Portland a few days age from Gray
river, where he is fitting up a new
logging camp, to which place he is ro
mcving his Clatskanie plant,! says the
Oregcnlan of Saturday. He lis build
lng four mile, of railroad to tap tin
a'most inexhaustible belt of yellow fir,
and he expects tc begin rafting early
this winter. By the time he get. all
ready to send bis first raft to ths
Lower Columbia mills, h think, he
will have spent 150 000.
Mr. Saldern says logging is not
near'y so profitable! as it was seven
years ago. aa the timber la getting
futther away snd more expensive to
reach, wnile log. are enly bringing
$4.54 to $.VM per 1000 feet, at the mills
Although logs are bringing more
now than they old four yejrs ago, the
figures did not re-a-h the 17 paid lu
:92. while stumpage ccei. a good deal
more, and other ex pens-, are heavier
than at any time in the ast. 'le paid
as high a. $50 an acre for lands along
Gray's river, which he will be glad to
sell fo.- $2 an acre when' he gets the
timber cut off. All of th .te lands will
make god farms cr raptures when
once cleared of stumps, but this will
require- tin. nnd labor to remove. He
looks for an immediate advance in thi
pi l-e of lumber, owing b the general
demand that has recently sprung up
coupled with the fact ' that nearly alt
tho timber I lands of the coast have
now been bcught up by sawmill com
nanus nnd speculators. "When lum
ber g.es up," he said, " the price of
logs wlil take a rite, and I never ex
pect to se pilies of either come down
again."
7 he Spauldlng Logging Company
now have about 14,(00,000 feet of logs
In the drive they have Just siattei
bom the McKensie rlve-r. A i rtioa
of the kg3 are yellow fir; the greater
piTtJcn ar balm. The logs will b-
taken to the Oregon Cty pulp mills
end will tc u I'll red in the manufac
ture of pulp. It will lake at out. a
month or more for the log. to run
down to New berg. The water In thr
river 1. at a much btter stage than
ordinerlly. which Is greatly to the ad
vantage to th company in movlrg
their logs. The camp at McICtnuU Is
under the supcrvls'-on of Mr. Mil-
C K. Fmulllng has charge "of the
raiuiam cami. This company r
at a h,..ir retreat and J "r! ,of 1 U lousiness Jo this
entrench ourselves up r-n tho side of
tl4 mountain and build! a fire. We
arc .a shed through the bruMh, fell over
logs, sank through the mote Into wa
ter holt underneath, but never step
ped until we reached open and higher
ground. We stopped to get a breath,
but Jt couldn't for on -a me an
t my of ntow-iuiu s. lined up In ierfect
order, tboae with shc.rt bi.la In front,
those with Utile longer bill, in next
rank and so -on unill the last rank,
wb'ch had th l mgesl bills. They pra
aeuted a solid front of Mils, and no
doubt got thdr idea from the phalanx
of Alexander the Great.
J'YTm retreated .gair.; tli's time to
lh summit of the mountain. whre
wo built a fire rad took a test. Wa
were a fclght to behold our necks cov
ered wlih bnmps and hand. covert
with blood. But we aared our imu.
tite and mocn had some coTee made
pan 01 erregon, ami tho manage a
nave a ihorcugh knowledge of the
business, and are making a grand suc
cess or it financially
ay. the Eugene Guard: Messrs. L.
n. Forrest and A. fl. WcJcock htm
received contracts from the Booth
Kelly Lumber Comiaey for. about
4.SOt,00C feet of No. 1 maw logs, which
are bdng plrced In the McKenxie ilvr
c4 also 100.000 cf 1 kc logs for the
Harrlsburg sawmill. This 4s making
live'y times r.p the McKenxie vall-?r,
for the contractor, want men to work
In the logging ramp at rod wages.
THE HOML1EST MAN IN SALEM
''.:-. .
Aa weH aa the handsomest, and others
AT Invited to call on any drurrlat and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam for th Throat and Lnnn. a. r-rn.
dy hat : im guaranteed to eura and
7 238 10
3 11
5 873 02
I 922 54
233 21
i3
keep the stomach In good shape
the. bowels regular. It is a wondt-;
reetorative tonJc- and health bui.
It la also a preventive for mek
fever and ague. Ask for -it, and hi
upon having it. See that a pri
Revenue Stamp covers the neck of
bottle. t
NrT FOR SALE.
Total
... ....$19 315 79
MOUNTING EUFFALOUS. j
New York Taxidermists Working
a Score oi Hide..,
on
From the columns of the Dallat d
server the following i taken:
"it wm lumornd on the strecU
week that Managt-r J. . Talboiti
negotiating a sale to, Eautim re
or the Luvkiamute Valley Wirs
It. R. Mr. Tslbctt was In tos
Thursday inoirlng and we learn a
this is a mistake. Tre telephone
nom Fam uty to iaiiai , hrs ; i,
consolidated with the Oiecon r
phone Co., and is now to all In -I
and purr sea a rirt oi the maia
and Manager Talbot t :iHeur-s
X.vinr In itickha in a Infal lavldr
mist's establiehraent. are th pelts of railroad will now i pushed more
orcurly, than ever until tra'at
maHng ; regular daily tiis
Dallas and Fall. City."
aia i
i si t
lore
'"
Uef(
t
i Glcrious
Come, from Dr.
us New. j
. p. n. cfg!i,
twenty brtTaloes. Tho animals from
which those twenty t'des were taken
Were lent by the Corbiu pr.serv In
New Hampsbln: to the city of New
York. There were thirty all told - ir
the herd. They were to be pastured
in van Ccrtlundt paik. in a part of it Wahita. L T. He writes: "Four
selected by tho prcoe-rve keepers and tie. of Elevtric Fitters has cures s
by W. W. Hart, who represents In this Brewef of scrofula, which had eii
city the Corbin game interests. This her greit suffering for years. TtW
IorUon of the park was sclectetl , fur bio sore, would break out rn her if
11. gcod grass and l-ure watr, but fur and face, and thf test doctore t-i
vnic reason which has never been give no help; but ter cure is com,'!
satisfactorily explained, I he animals and hei' health is excellent" T
wen- pastured in a cliiCerenL part of ths , .how. what thousands n.ive pier
park; j that Electric Bitters is the best k
Mr. Hart thinks it was because the purifier iknown. Il the supreme n
grass there was insuflivlent or (Im edy for eca;rfa, tetter, salt rheum f
watr bad that the animals began to; cens. boils and running tores. It
i5ken, but sicken they did, and four" ulale. liver, kidneys end l-wela. t
of them died in thu fall and winter In Pels praser helps dlgettScn build-;
1SJ7, after having been in tht oark the strength. Only 60 cents. Soki
since the t pring. Thesr four ln:ludtd Dr. SU-ne, druggist. Guaranteed.
whose head waa exhibited at th.j
sixrrtsmer.'. show by the Hart estal
lishnient. and which, as the finest buf
falo head in the world, was marked
";:ot for sale."
The others grew to kick that they
won? sent back to the New Hampshire
preiN-rve early in H9V Thera
were isolated frx vet ilus main
AUTOMGBILF.S IN PARKS.
A. a New York, so in Chlcsno
modern automobile is having to 1
for it. right to be treated us a ci
ed conveyance. In both p?ac-s the?
Ihoiltles i have oppewed its admH
th-y to the parks, and t! driver, of s
ji-ri. aie und-rtool to bo veiy earner
low "y Hong, v h'ch. by the their protest and efforts. This k (
Wey' HL'on lhw"w tne contl- a ev?titl.n cf hat bicyclists f
ner,t. Trim la onmhar - -e or,..,. . . r . ,
v ..avrv-,t mougn foveria years ago in ai-en
- .m S u am! mm a S s - war b I
tr twenty kept In New Il imp-hlre by
J. J. Hill, president cf the Great North
em railroad. There i u small herd
lu Yell jw stone park, and a etUl small-'
er herd In an Inaccessible ntoumain'
lalk about a huiulrcd miles from Den-'i privilege of going
IT, ,UI.
The sick buff alee f dropped olf one
by .ne, and their hides and kHei..ns
w-r sent to . the New York Uxider
mifct's etublier-mei.t. nly Hcht of
th thirty r-.nalnel i.Iive a few days and he would b a teld man whs
ago, and tln.y were I hot lu put thorn trh-1 to bar them cut. A a n'Slfc
out tf tlieirndseiv. ' foci, th bicycl!t p.efer ? ot to 4
to n cr-tnea aocut that there .ire .ln Central Perk and
twenty buffalo hids to be found to
gether in New York city. Ihe cthzr
ten have been noi.ritPd. and s rr.c f
tht-n have Lcen m1J. Five. r.-tod li
a gioup, went to the Field Columbian",
miiecum of .('McMgo: ihe.flier live hal
their hea.ls al-m mounte.1, and :l MiuiUve lors can do oil Ihi liamV
lh:ft only "McKliii-y ' now it-main. rx.i:b!e. n old horrenr.n raid V
It take- iU ut fo ar mobth to do ih ether day that an autom..M; waaf
tHXiiermy work n rhe Lu.lTa'o h.-i-. ) "spcrtleat" thing he had ever tacVf
Th pelts lie- tlx week In a pickle, th' but his oliWikn tr it . ihit t
comp-asltlcn of which I. :t gje t trade hevr kicked back-This- fl'ih.t
secret. Thi. pnpaiatloii must not en-' with pevfe-ct control Is cne cf the
ly tf.n the skin so us to pre rvi It tie' aons why automoMles have a p
. ..me, i.fn iiiuu co xreat it that 't risl.l ito enter parkw.y,; nd no
-mi iiuiu mr iwtr ana " nt no mOt.n
can live tinn It. This last 1. the ar-at-
et Improvement tii-cr. the old meth-
cr taxidci my.
In eeicnt.fic work the skeleton I. us-'
and maintaining tbelr r.thts. T
arc- some few neml.ni of " ih Tf
York Athletic club wh are very rt
J of the ownership of the, scare but'
ana cert;rc-atei that gac '.h-m I
IhrciiKh Cet
Vark somewhere between the hcut':
dusk and' dawn. Now blcyc
sve arm at all hours ail around 1
year on all the drives. Vei y f-s (
any acciuenia are chargeatl-.- to l'
nd other pan'.
cause of 4he c-ii-tr.nt. wettiig -A 1
rrvl. but the automobile ictts r
wise, and with n tairlage urdcr,
fict control he car- not for he ill
him understand w hy he s c!Ua
whn any careless t!iiv-r of a s ' 1
w-ill long Ut able to debar thein.
I
Person, troubled with diarrhoea
be Interested In the experience of t
W. M. Bush, clerk of Hotel Iorra3t
ed again in the mounting, but in most ' Providence, R. I. He says: "For
cascti mvrely the r-kull and th leg eral rr I '"have been almost?
wme am used, a framc woik of wrwd con,ltni .urrerer from diarrhoea.
serving t.-. give -.he outline of the Ireueni Attack, completely prosit
trunk. Even whr ih ' lng me and renderinar me unfit
not nval.ble the ek'l.ful iaxiderml.ti my duUe" l thi hotel. About '
can. from his knowledge of anatomy. WB traveUng salesman
IV IF Vss ma m antall ktn. . svw v
car.e oui excellent, subsutute from i A.r "l htyt
wool. , . ; ,i .lain. Colic, Cholera and Diarrfc'
-. . " j Remedy. Much to my surprise A
, 2d. 7 f lh n,an,k,n delight it. effect, were lmmedll
I iiL" HZ? ?r' chtrlstict Whenever I felt gymptom. of ths.
tiitudc, and Ihe first layer of mm. t -.
ex.-eb-tor and w-t cUy. J. formed on v1m.hi p-,v ....... i... v
the skeleton. A. the mndH ; m-ati rinf fmm tK.' .muiu. r, r
I . . ..... J - .unniuih v. -,
v.,mvv.m nnn nner aotaiiftOf vein, by J. H. Lunn, druggUL
and df-presslons of various muscles j ' -
srt develor-ed. exceblor 1. dim;arded I OVKR THE ITA'CE.
and cut tow. oy egg straw, used In its' - .....
finTrriL";' .10! Mr' nileyAr ye, oncallln- UI
. ' . w v 'n-n'"n. wld our new nghbor?
Mr.. MurphyAv cooree I sm.
callod me a thafe, and I called her 4
other. Tit-L'lta.
After tb skin 1. thoroughly soaked.
reUxed. and noisonei. it ! ri-.-..
over lho manikin. Great care is now
uid In bringing out every curl or part
in the hair. Mu. h lime 1. rpent In
Pinning and fastening the skin over
tlw model. The loose, haticlna skin
and the prominent veins, etc. are alt
ch'.triy brought out. The seem, are
then sewed strongly together.
The artist now: Proceeds to . mnmt
dlfllcMllt ti.lri 1 w. . .
the life-like exDiess'on ebun ir- h.-i
and face to correspmd correctly with Slgnaturs) of
A CTA D I H
vnw i it i
: lor Infant and CMlirea.
Tt3 Iti YC3 R3T3 l!sT3J$ tl
wa poae or the animal. There Im ex-;