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MUST THEY DIE TO INHERITI
The Sistc-, Hart Are IrdustriouSIv DustInE the
Woodse, and want the Estate.

The motion oi the sisters Sarah and Esther
Hart 20 compel the executors Of the estate Of
their aunt, MrS Esther Woods.t) turn over her
rcsduary estate II 500 OO0 20 them on all sga-
tions that they have compiled with the terms
of her will. came on before Surrogate Thomas
yesterday The will OF Mrs Woods who died
about two wears ago, gave her residuary estate
70 these nleoes providing they would live in
the house of the testatriS at s. East Third
street 20" the rest of their lives not sub'et any
part NJ 1t, and keep tie painted portraits OF
hcr dece l~cd hushlni. Richard H. Woods. and
Of her decreased sons, Harvey ]. and Villain
Woods, In good condition.
Sarah and Esther Hart both testified before
the Surrogate that they came on from Chicago
soon after the death Of the testltrix and have
since resided in the Third street house Ther
have not sub'et any o. Il. Thev said that they
intend to remain there all their lives Sarah
said she busted the portraits once week
desire to see that the provisions, Of the will
were carried out. she busted the portraits
every dav Al all times, however, the por-
traits never missed busting at least once a
te. -, a., = ~ r~j, sj,- 4, ro,. -, - - ~,
Their motion was oprosed b. Mrs Martha
Ann Hart, vi low of H1rye Hart, brother
Gulon, who we're to get the rel iuarv e-tate
under the same conditions II sarah and Esther
Hart dil not comrl with the terms of the Will
The set N that the clause l. invalid because
It, terms do not allow the sisters 10 get the
residue until the are dead, for the might
leave the house and the nortr its uncH red FOR
Il they should receive tho none ~ their Hie-
time. The Surrogate reserved decision.
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LIVED ALONE rIrH CA1s AND DOGS
And Lett Her Gilt-Edee Properties TO Her
LAMKsr-Aunts and Cousns ObIcct.


A contest Of the will Of Miss Ellen Hamilton.
who died on Dec. Is, 1890. was on trial before
Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday The will Is
opposed BY three aunts and five cousins The
testatrix owned a. Stuyvesant street. cottage
at Saratoga Springs and 10000 In Govern
ment bonds She was not on friendly terms
with her father, and lived alons at ~ Stu
vesant street where she had number OF dogs
and cats. She left most Of her estate to Charles
ii. Bailev, a Brookl n law, or, sa Ing:
Nj object In devi-ing and begueathing NV
whole estate to said Chares II. Bnile l. 10 shoS
m appreciation Of hi- kindness TO me for ears
past, and In couns eing and advising me In
relation TO m financial and other business
matters" She also said
As m" father has neglected for mRnv wears
TO provide for or contribute to the support and
maintenance Of m mother or me do not COM
sider him entitled TO an part or portion Of my
Estate, and m Intention l.. as above shown and
EXPRESSED. that he shall In no event derive any
benefit from M estate"
The contestants allege mental incapsc CITY and
undue influence After formal proof of the
execution Of the will It was shown that the
relatives Of the te'tatriN did not ctll on her;
II appeared th,t MIR B'e had been her counsel
for several years. The CASE went over for .
week
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BRIDGE JTMPER HAGGERTY DEAD
Heart disease Kills iI.u After Brief Life of
High Living.

John j, Hagscrty who challenged Steve
Brpd,s n a bridge Jumping conta in 1909
and when Brod g tod MIN T. c. and get a record
nr,t h.cd ~ on mixed ale and umped from
the BrooM n Bridge Rfterward swimming
T. tleCl d. Line lieg. a qua. ter of a mile ayay
q at ulerlE % u'k any u m there d ed .,Id.
d. ia nCut AT y Cherr, street of rbeu-
mat m, y tie hcrt lie wa. onl 20 years
Old and n hi hruther-in-aW told a SrN re-
porter a n rht that John had Geen diving
from ma ana bridge. .incc he wa, 10 ear.
old the eyercI.e ma hAvc had -ouethinu
g. d. with nj eIr death, though hi, lem
from the Bridge ddp't Gem 20 a cct his heIIih
a the tame Ie mgta IL. lie letve, a Widow
and one chid erS old They are TO bury
hun on SInll '
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MAGISTRATE DEUEL,s pIVK hose.
Police Court Gift showing . woman's Craft
tude for Kindness she'd Found Rare.


Magistrate Deuel. went home after the after
noon session In the YorlSvllle police court yes
terday wearing a pink rose on the lapel Of his
coat, the possession Of which he was In a posi-
tion 70 explain without blush. though a woman
presented II to him who has often been before
him under less fecltous circumstances. II was
Ann Cassidy who gave It. Her address tho
last time the warden Of the court prison had
occasion to ask for it. was 27O First avenue.
The woman walked tlmldly into court yes
terday and sat down among the witnesses and
chronic benchers. The court policemen noticed
hos and noticed also that she was uneasy but
didn't wonder at that because whenever they
had seen her In court before she had been In
the box Of sorrows." Finally the woman
picked UP courage enough 70 edge UP TO a po-
Is that Judge Deuel."
-eT The policeman whom she bad sstked said
policemen laughed because the woman pulled
he shawl tiElty aiCt ie'. ard le ne toul
had been sent to tie 'and Tor siN months
iast Arril II was Magistrate Deuel. VINO sent
shot time after she had left tie court
!1room' however, the woman 5esl ea,sd,
fern leaves. and an announced inc tfst 81, wanted
70 see the Maristrate. II IVES n long time le-
for. she had the ~ ortunity sic sought. Then
NH'Ntl fIf NtIf hHndH VI ~ ~ "
she pvt the flow ers under an UPRIGHT lamp
be ore Mr., deuel. on the bench. She tegan
somebody who was abusing her, but when
the Magistrate inned her down TO the mean
Ing o. the .iit she said
"Gh ugh you may md II hard 10 bell We n,
your Honor, va. decentlv bred and know
that kindness IN this wor d Il a rare hing You
HFne my "cle F." when | wro YOU letter
some time ago. and m : sthe only way can
SHOW my apurer an n"
..w.'n he Wo~au hid left the court the
Magistrate remembered having received ct
tcrfr m Mr. Cis tidy ~ n vi"g granted the
request II ., ntaired He remembered also that
the le ter was we'd written
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NOT A CENT FOR THE sMACHS.
Mrs. FiIEAow's Kiss nE suit Ends With Yer
diet for the Dott

Mrs. Antonia Fizkow, who sought $4,000
damages from DR.. julius Hoffman for an as
sault which in pat consisted, a. she declared.
OF two "-macks." one on hor right cheek and
one sauarely on the mouth lost her case before
Justi y Glide sleeve OF the supreme Court
ye ,terday The iury brought In q, verdict
In lew MON nt' in avor OF the physician.
Dr uoAman, who ha. been in active practice
on the Ia side for thi tv-fve yea =, denied
that ha had used any amitia tiles with Mrs.
tiEkow. tie had Performed a surgical opcr-
alton on her several hours after the alleged
ki ling and at hnr home. She "a II year old.
and resides with her husband. mechanic,
and three child en-.
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sEEH SUPPORT FROM COLER.
Hariemites Want One OF Mayor strongs Inn
provement- Carried Out =, Planned

The Lexington Avenue T 1pl, ,ers' A,sooia-
ton and other org tnIzaIions In nar EN- Will
NEE Com trol'er Coer thiJ ufternoon To
In peot the propos d Improvement, to the
Lexington avenue enrrauce Of the Harlem
Bridge. Tn" Taxpaysrs' AsSociati. n l. ngh / =
contract recently award dby Bridge Cpmmis-
si ner She for the construct on. a ny.-. OF
sidewalk on the br dgs + Board f E.'irnats
und Mayor Strp' q proH ted for a ste NaIk
and bi yce ath -iNt"en fe twl % on euurfI
side I the lex IgtNu venue apprOaCI "A "A
for W danng l3Oth s'rer TOP X vaTu,.
bu Ia uman, has he, up tue Improvement.
Evor' eror h1- be made bv he cad NJ
taxpayers II r.eW 20 O. hs Cif [, com LIE
the vor hut no nj 6 hN, been q me The tax
paw r. as a last resort Lave interest q Mr. Co,rr
and they ooh To hi n to try to have the original
plan carried out
The sun., 1900-10-20

over the Lake region, throwing or northery winds
and coo er weather into the Middle Al antC and New
England States sewh.re over the country 1, was
generally warmer. The low pressure was SIT hang
ing around southern Florida, without developing
any St,rm energy
Fair weather prevailed over the entire country.
save for scattered showers In eastern TEXAS and Ar
kansas. Al conditions point to much warmer
after this morning
In thls ity yesterday IL was fair and cooler; wind
fresh nor,hwrsterly average humidity ~ per cent:
baronc,'r corrected to read to sea level. at A. NJ.
sO.il:SP ". 31.lS.
The temperaturs A' recorded BY the oricill ther.
momet,r ard also by THE SUNS thermometer al the
street level IA shown In the annexed table:
The sun., 1900-10-20
Abandoned Psby little ,he Worse.

Margaret Quinn. who Is charged with Rban-
donug her ewy born baby ~ the W ods n
Pei am Bay Park rol |. was he d in the JetIer-
son Ma k't roll art ye-l rday until next
Monday, he witnesses fro Mount Verno
" II am ar aga.n. hpr. The baby IL In Y av'e
II sp''Hl ~ seems o be doing we'll spite Is
long z posurs
The sun., 1900-10-20
cALUHET AVID HEoLA LAYS orr MEN.
The Management Announces That the Decrease
In Force .. Only Tr rporary.

HouoHToN, Mich. oct. s.-The Calumet and
BE la copper mi 10 ha reno ed t,en fl @
power DR., Ia rom tlea 'vRdaloyI wor ing OF
the m =, laN ne OF lore" vH'tru. ]. estimated
AL ON l5I TO 800 men. Il anno1n cd y tho
mAlLg cement hat 10 de- rease J. Tor /, onIy
oi the men laid Of
The sun., 1900-10-20

This Is TIE last day OF registration. No man.
no mater how long he has been a voter can
vote rhi- city yuuhe-. he registers afreSb every
year. ~" reSi>try piac,s wi b. or II from
O'Clock tbs morGiu, to ~ o CLOCK tonight
The sun., 1900-10-20

Rrig.-Gen. George Moore Smith. command
ing IN, Eth b. gade. appointed IN as, istnnt
Ia e',or Of rid IRA lio on his stan vest r
cay In the person OF APT, John Henry Town.
send Of Company A, Seventh Regiment
The sun., 1900-10-20
Last Chance { ReRI.tsr.

The verdict OF the Amer can people will be
6 zen without your vote une Won register to-
day. YOU ara .,t ready registered You ca B.
r,, ter,at o e. oCk n tie NOR itng or un to 10
clock to-nign. Alter to-day. y u cannot reg
lister
The sun., 1900-10-20
DEAD BESIDE PAIVES BUST.
Mis-, DELTA Tracy soccumbs TO Exhaustion In
Prospect Park.

Mis- Della Tracy, IS years old. Of l5o Ray
mond street. waS found dead eSterd y morn
Ing n bcnch alongside the bust OF JOHN How
ard Pd Q. tie nuthor r HON yeet Ho e.
g. Pro,pecl RI, Broo yn She was IN invalid
q eccen ric. aud attn was due to K austlon
Slo nad , en- 'en IN the pnrK Z" on hursday
mig I and brcomnR weak, IL su osed TO have
dIopp D., On h. ben h. lew emplnred as n
"a iistr rs by A K yr ond 4 Co. o. Nassau and
Futon str sets, and uv-d Nth her brother.
The sun., 1900-10-20
WASHINGTON FORECAST POR TO DAY AMI
MORROW.


MORROW.
For Nsu England and eastern Nsp York. rdfr To-
day tomorrow; vdrmsr tomorrow. fresh no-th 10
sda vind,
For Pennsylvania fair to dav and To- morrow.
warner In weN and north portions to-day: fre sh
north 10 east wiHdS, sh fling to southw.St
FrNew Jersey and Delaware fair to-day and To-
morrow warmer omorrow; fresh 70 brisk northeast
winds. becoming vAn,ble
For Ma yland and tn District Of Columbia fair To-
day and to morrow, warner today: fresh north 10
east winds becoming variable.
For western Pennsylv MIA and western New York
fair to-day and 70 mo warmer to-day: light VA
nable winds becoming fresh south by Sunday
Every Locality Oners Some Real E.tat. Ad-
vantage.
botough o. Brooklyn as adwelling place has many.
Bee Sundays SuE.-AaS
The sun., 1900-10-20
stops the Cough and
work on the old,

Laxative BtomD Cuin.nr Tab cts cure cold In one
day No Cure, No Pay Price 20 oenpA-Adk
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
Queer Medical Test of Death.

A recent report of experiment at the
Academy of Medicine in Paris gives
astonishing testimony of the virtue of
rhythmical twitching of the tongue as
a means of restoring life in cases of
drowning or asphyxiation. Within
the past few months there have been at
this hospital 40 such cases of resusci-
tation by this one means. Some of the
statements made by NJ. Laborde, of the
Academy of Medicine, in connection
with this report are of exceptional in
terest. In one case drowned man
was resusciated only after three hours
spent in unintermittent twitching Of
his tongue. Which is certainly a re-
minder to physicians that this remedy
is one that requires patience.-N. Y.
Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
TOLD IN TYPE.
AGGGeGGGGGGEGGGGEGEGGGGGGS

wv sa!s tsof Fsesasy esofI' In 1's ons HsS Of
the portable palaces common
TO our great railways, met an old ac-
luaintance-George Starbuck, now a
prominent Philadelphia business man,
who had at one time been newspa-
per publisher and the underlined bond
that unites disciples of the craft had
made us quite warm friends. After
the greeting and queries attendant up
On several months separation were
over, under the reminiscent influence
of "Perfecto," Starbuck related the
following experience:
about 10 years ago 1 was editor of
the only newspaper in a small town
called Ciphon. The village was the
county seat, and as a natural result,
much Of the county printing found
It's way to my office. One morning in
The early summer | was seated in my
sanctum sorely perpleXed. My small
working force had all 1t could possibly
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
No Gentlem,n Would Take It.

A member of one of the great politi-
cal clubs of London recently lost his
umbrella and put up a notice in the
hall requesting "the nobleman" who
had taken it to return 1t when he had
done with it. The committee, in due
course, desired to be informed why he
had ascrlbed its possession to a peer.
The member blandly referred them to
the rule which said that the club was
composed of "noblemen and gentle
men," and added that no gentleman
would have taken his umbrella.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
News Will Spreai.

mo matter how engrossing the en-
tertainment may be, news, and espe-
cially war news, cannot be kept out of
any public building" said an expert
enced theatrical manager. II could
give you some most striking instances
from my own experience of what say.
have seen big audience convulsed
with laughter at o'clock, but through
mere whisper of great outside ca
lamity that circulated through the
house, with almost the rapidity Of tel
egraphy, that same audience has been
both restless, universally grave of face,
and absolutely inattentive to the very
eliminating point of fun on the stage.
And the singular thing is that actors
who have never left the stage have,
through the medium of whispers,
among the band or from the stalls,
known all that the original messenger
Of evil had to tell. Mr.. Spurgeon once
told me that he had known this same
thing precisely to occur during the
course Of religious service, and when
a vast congregation were on their
knees. He gave me the time and place,
and explained how, from the whisper
Of doorkeeper, kneeling concourse
Of thousands knew the whole story Of
national crisis In an incredibly short
time"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
RICHARD d. BLACKMoRE.

ton from the reviewers, it was left
on the shelves unsold. There it might
have remained to this day, according to
Mr.. BlackmOre, had not the Princess
Louise, fourth daughter of Queen Vic
tor.a, married in 1871 the Marquis of
Lorne. The public, fancying that Lorna
Doone in some manner had to do with
Lorne, and his marriage, bought up the
entire edition and others that quickly
followed. 1t was found that the great
novel, while not guilty Of the charge,
was a most charming book. and it's lit
erary success was thenceforward as
SIlred
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23

Ittend to In getting out the paper,
when to top 1t off the Sheriff placed in
my hands an unusually large batch
,f 'sheriff's sales which had to ap-
pear In the next issue of the Sentinel,
rs my paper was named. AS | sat
here endeavoring to think of way
'ut of the dilemma, my gloomy medi-
ations were Interrupted by the en-
rance of Il visitor, and the moment
glanced up l knew my troubles were
It an end, 1t being easy for my expert
.nced eye to mark him at once n typo
graphical tourist or as practical peo-
pie would say, II tramp printer. He
was n tall man of perhaps 30 years of
ige, dark hair, slightly tinged with
gray, intelligent eyes, and, strangest
If all, clean and sober. He proved
IN excellent compositor, and with his
assistance the Shcriff's sales duly ap-
peared, to the CONSERVATION of the un-
lucky delinQuents, but substantially to
he betterment of my finances.
1.-TWO weeks later, during which time
my new man, who gave his name as
Hugh Manley, had become well nigh
invaluable to me, the whole State was
shocked by the terrible murder of
Ciphon's most prominent citizen, the
Hon. Alfred Cartwright. The murder
rs near as could be judged, occurred
ibout IL o'clock Monday night. The
BODY was found seated before the fire.
place In the library, with n look Of un.
ltterable horror frozen on its CHASTITY
lace. The furnishings of the room
we're undisturbed, and all appearances
gave evidence that no struggle had tax.
IN place. Death must have been in.
itantaneous as the body was found
'eated in an upright position; the large
iirk with which the deed was commit.
ed still protruded from the wound. A
window opening onto the porch, found
lnfastened, was probably the means
If egress employed by the assassin.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
The Boys Discovery.

He was jolly little boy, 2 years old.
He was on n trolley-car going through
fields and woods and groves. He crowed
and laughed, and called everybody's
attention to the things that interested
him. He was city baby, and many of
the things he saw We're known to him
only through pictures. At last he got to
his journeys end. AS he stepped or
was lifted off the car, bantam rooster
on lawn near by crowed, stretching
his wings as If to help his voice. The
small boy looked at the rooster mo-
ment, put his hands on his hips, and
initiated the ROSTERS crow. He tried
to say rooster, but could not. He had
never seen live rooster before. He
recognized this one from his picture
book. Now, II you ask him what the
rooster says, he will get his picture.
book and crow, holding his hands on
his hips, and moving his elbows as
wings.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
New Map of the United States,

The Rock Island railroad is dis
tributing among its patrons and
friends, new map of the United
States. These maps are of recent re-
vision, and are in every way up to date.
They are three and one-half feet by
four and one-half feet, printed on extra
heavy paper and bound suitably to
hang on the wall. A great many of
these maps have been sent to hotels and
public places, and many requests from
school houses have been received and
complied with.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
CALLED HIM DOWN,
But One Little Circumstance Made 1t
Waste of Words.

Jones was staying at home for a
days rest, and Mrs. Jones thought she
might as well make him useful.
Il wish you would go to the back
door," she said, ''and, If that's the gro
Ger knocking, wish you'd tell him that
I've sent down for that soap three
times already, and if it doesn't come
to-day shall go to the store myself
and complain"
There's no use in wasting words,
Mary" said Jones, briskly. II know
how to bring such people to time. I'll
attend to the man so that you'll have
no more trouble"
He went to the back door and con-
fronted the man with a pleasant but
firm expression Of countenance.
Now, look herev' he said, with de-
cision. This thing has been going on
long enough. Mrs. Jones can't afford
to await your pleasure in the matter of
soap, or anything else. This delay has
caused her much annoyance, and it is
entirely inexcusable on your part. 1t
Ism possible that an establishment like
the one for which you work shouldn't
be provided with soap enough for all
its customers. l see plainly that the
fault lies with you; you've neglected to
give the order. Now, I've only one
thing to say--if our trade isn't worth
your employers while, We'll go some
where else. I'm q man Of few words!
Unless the soap comes this morning,
Mrs. Jones will order from Smith and
Brown in the future.
The man looked confused, but said
nothing, while Jones paused for breath
Come, come" said Jones, have you
any excuse to offer-any reason to give
for your failure to bring the soapT
81 don't know as l have, sir" said
the man, slowly, except that I'm the
milkman, and I've come to collect this
little bill for the month of December VI
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
KEEPING HOUSE,

With their little foreheads puckered
And their little minds perplexed,
Never knowing what new duty 4
May crop up to claim them next, 4
All too eager-for the burdens Il
Life must surely bring-to wait, !,
Woman's work and woman's WORRY p
Little tots anticipate.
Would-be mothers cradle dollies
In their loving little arms;
Little hearts are all a-tremble,
Stimulating Loves alarms;
There are sick beds, doctors gather
Lengthened faces tell of grief
How girls love to borrow trouble
Passes any boys belief.
Baby-brows are corrugated,
Would-be housewives fume and fret;
All the woes of every household
In each mock menage are met;
Naughty children, saucy servants,
Bills to pay, and long-drawn sighs
Der dyspepsia caused by eating
UnderdOne o'er-rich mud pies.
Be she big or be she little,
Child yet or to ripe years grown.
Pain is pleasure to woman
So 'twould seem-as all must own;
Born to trouble while toddler
Meekly to her fate she bows;
Lacking trouble, she must make it
So she plays at keeping housew
Boston Globe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
How He Got Ahead.

"lt's strange" sighed the trolley con-
ductor, "how when two boys start out
with equal chances, one of them Is
bound to forge ahead while the other
lags behind. There was jim; Jim and
We're fast friends rs youths, but look
at me now. Equal as our chances were
Jim Is ahead"
What is he doing?" asked the pas.
senger who had paid his fare.
Hes the motor man up front. Did
get your nickel?" Bang! Clatter!
Edmund place" Bang! Clatter Ting
a-ling. "Yes, sir, It's strange.'-Detroit
Free Press.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
AUTHOR OF LORNA pooNE.
Richard ID. Blackmore Wrote the
Charming Novel.

Richard D. Blackmore, the English
author, who died the other day, wrote
a number of clever books, the best
known of which was Lorna Doone, and
on this his fame chiefly rests. He was
75 years old at the time of his death.
1t is said that the success Of Lorna
Doone was due to an accident.
Mr.. Blackmore offered the manu-
script to eighteen publishers, all of
whom rejected it. The nineteenth ac-
cepted it. The book was issued in 1859,
and fell fiat. Receiving small atten-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23

An old soldier was boasting of his
experience during the civil war, when
he was asked:
"How many rebs did you kill during
the war?''
"How many did kill? How many
did l kill?" repeated the old veteran.
well. l don't know exactly how
many, but killed as many of them as
they did of me. "-Ohio State Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
His New Grnff.

Wlckwlre-Look here. This Is the
fourth time this morning you have been
in here asking for the price Of a meal.
Dismal Dawson-Yes. l am the abb
sent-minded beggar, don't ye know.
Indianapolis Press
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-03-23
Barnacles on Ocean Cables.

The recent investigations for cable laying
in the Pacific Ocean have revealed the fact,
that if not upon rock bottom, they become
encrusted with seaweeds, heavy enough to
break them. This is like dyspepsia, which
grows until it breaks down the health.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will cure it, as
well as indigestion, liver and kidney
troubles.