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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10
SHUDDERS AT HIS PAST.

Il recall now with horror" says Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, of Devanna, o.,
my three years of suffering from Kid
ney trouble. l was hardly ever free
from dull aches or acute pains in my
back. To stoop or lift mail sacks made
me groan. | felt tired, worn out, about
ready to give up, when | began to use
Electric Bitters, but six bottles COM
pletely cured me and made me feel like
IA new man" They're unrivaled to reg
ulate Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed by o. o. Krogstad, Only soc.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10

If people only knew what we know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, it would
be used in nearly every household, as
there are few people who do not suffer
from feeling of fullness after eating,
belching, tlatuleuce. sour stomach or
waterbrasn, caused by indigestion or
dyspepsia. A preparation, such as Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with no aid
from the stomach, will digest your food,
certainly can't help but do you good.
Krogstad the Druggist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10

Rubber boots and oil clothing of
all descriptions at Luggcr & Pru-
etl's. Fishermen, come and see
them, if in need of that line, and
and get our prices.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10

The least in quantity and most in
quality describes DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for constipation
and liver complaints. hrogslad, Drug
piSt
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10
Newport, Ore


You are much more liable TO disease
when your liver and bowels do not act
properly, DeWitts Little Early Risers
remove the cause Of disease Krogsiat
the Druggist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10

The Angle lamp is absolutely
non-explosive. Try one.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1901-05-10
SheriR's Sale.

BY virtue OF an attachment, eXecu-
ton ana order of sale, issued ont of the
circuit court of the State of Oregon
for Linn county, in the action wherein
b. (. Lehmanowsky was plaintiff and
Il, T. Simpson and Lizzie Simpson were
defendants, l will on the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
THE WOMAN WITH THE DIPLOMA.

noticeable feature Of the college graduatons is the
increasing number Of young take degrees Bar
nard fftyone BIS 40 women graduates last week
and al the country young are numeTously
passing the regular examinations for doctors lawyers and
elergymen. In Batfore the first woman lawyer has just
her diploma but practice under the
Maryland. The Baltimore SUM- however, CALAMITY an
that the legislature viii quickly give the
PoTta equality of opportunity with the sterner sex
The New York World says: when we get the cen
returns Of 1900 showing the numbers of women
gagged IN the different professions and trades they will
probably be surprise The 1890 returns showed that
in the entire list Of gainul pursuits occupations there
not in which women were not then employed
Excepting the and navy they in all the profess
sions They large majority of our musicians and
musical teachers Of public and private school teachers
Of professional nurses and of our senogapher One
doctor IN every twenty-five is a One pulpit in
every eighty-eght is occupied by One college
professors chair in eight is likewise filed One
journalist in every twentyone is Onesixth
all telegraph and telephone operators oneenth of all
clerks and onenfth all our retail store employees
are also women
"ConcuTenty the marriage rate is failing, as social
economists predicted it would whenever women sought
ever to alarming extent. Matrmony and housekeep-
ing st remain the chief occupation of women Of the
394571 females reported as engaged in earning money
at the last only 515260 were married women.
Women freer do other things besides marrying
than they used to be. but them still prefer to
merTy-f the right man gives them the chance"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
NLMBERs LING lHEALTHY- MALEsl
Difference in
favor of the

In regard to the validity Of the stimates it should be
said that the later inquiry both extensive and
more thorough than the earlier Returns were handed
from English 16 Scottish insurance companies
total number of cards being 1105680 the time
cred being January J. 1868 to December 81 1892
inclusive "Only those lives which were resident Of the
United Kingdom te Of entry were included all
policies originally granted extra premiums for impaired
lives for hazardous occupations and for foreign residence
being carefully ascertained and thrown out" There
were left 608O00 lives coming within the scope OF the
tables comprising $4,000 which terminated by
deaths 10000 down Withdrawals and 2S40oO still
continuing at the beginning of 1898.
should be noted also that the tables deal with the
experience of neahy males and furthermore that the
duration of insurance has increased between the
time first and the second INVESTIGATION from "a
years to 1919 years The correspondent present other
tables which emphasize the lighter mortality of the
recent reckoning and says of the influence upon the
business:
The direct effect viii not be much upon the prem
ums cbarged-which heavily adjusted order TO
expenses and profits that the original basis is
what Obscured-as upon the valuations Of life Offices.
The table VIII undoubtedly require smaller
offices win lee able to lower the of interest assumed
at their periodical valuations without actually increas
ing their reserves TO the extent would have
been necessary had the old bass been retained"
Another important point that there viii be larger
surplus TO divide among participating poIcyholders If
the rate Of interest is kept unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
nYir.x4e 90 Y0Ir
Sg0SG1 sz> @"s~'>r
AN IRisHMANs QUEER SUGGESTION.
Nj. M. MURDOCH. Editor.

Mr. Joseph O'Donaghue Of San Francisco California,
has written to Mr. Kirwin of New York proposing
q scheme for the rehabilitation Of the Irish and
wants the patriots Of the Empire state take quick
ton before peradous England steps in to bak his plans
To be brief Mr. DOnaghues brilliant conception is to
the effect that there are four unnhabitated islands
The South Pacific that be secured by concession from
spanish-American republic, and he believes that
would be the proper thing to get them and transplant
the Irish race upon their virgin soil He the islands
are rich turtles and that the climate is TEN
perate the islands after the four provinces
If Erin Lenster Ulster. Munster and Conuaught and
supply each ofthem with a king commemoration Of the
four great kings that governed Ireland before rob
bed Of its independence
Mr. Donaghue is not the only man in modern times
who has had hankering after four kings but he the
frst man born Of woman to entertain the foolish idea
hat five million Hibernians would turn their
packs on the Emerald Isle ancestral memories
,or the sake turtles and furs in the South
Pacific The Irish are not turtle and fur people and
are not going to be deceived by the pipe dreams Of Mr.
ODonaghue who bases his right be father and guide
c his people on the single fact that he was Fenian
Mr.. ODonaghue, undoubtedly. would want to be one
Of the four kings himself for the ODonaghues OF
lie royal stock from the way he talks the very first
thing would throw his coat on the shores Of
his island and dare John Bull plant his top boots its
tail
The funny feature Of his proposition is that a call
has been issued for meeting Of the Irish organizations
Of New York take action on the suggestion all Of
which proves that the fools are not all dead yet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

yond these is no longer practicable to determine
occupations by the clothes they wear
With the distinctive dress Of professional men have
gone out the characteristic manners and morals When
court adjourns the lawyer in nobBy suit nav pose as
man about town and after banking hours the hnancier
may discard his gravity and forget the responsibilities Of
his calling In scandal case in New York a witness
who conspicuous for the red vest and dainty neck
scarf which he and who said ne belonged to The
Negantc Sporting Club. spoke of the woman in the case
IS "a Jolly little thing" That witness was professor
Of chemistry il college Half century ago the aver
age professor Of chemsty was cadayerous badheaded
man with bulgng brows and long black which was
stained by thousand acids. He was as juceless as
ierked beef and utterly absorbed in his laboratory
work he emerged at all was through the roof as the
result Of an experiment with explosives Being wholly
devoted to science he regarded woman not as Jolly
little thing" but a compound Of certain elements
The editor OF The Tailor Cutter fust first reform
the Ofthe time before he hope to restore
the clothes which formerly distinguished men of different
occupations. That there clergymen dress ex-
actly like Of the Stock Exchange is because there
are clergymen who above taking a flyer Wall
Street IN private life the barriers between men Of
different pursuits have been broken down. and there
lief in getting rid Of everything that suggests the shop
Doubtless there is measure Of anger in this even
though it be calculated broaden the sympathes and
extend the interests Of In clothes which would
proclaim his vocation would be less tempted to DO
things which might reject his professional brothers
subject hfsef to crcsm but having enjoyed the
freedom Of the he would be disposed
submit again to bondage.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
No PRoFEssIoNAL uNItoRM.

The Tailor and Cutter is the Of periodical
which is the recognized organ Of the English taors
Fhe editor Of this publication recently reviewed the ex
hbion Of the Royal Academy from the standpoint the
artisttaor commenting the clothes various por-
traits and severely crczng the lack Of gooa taste Of
many the painters is the belief Of the knights o
the goose in England that The Tailor and Cutter ee
waited the making Of clothes the plane Of the fine arts
and that the opinions of editor entitled the hgh
consideration At this moment it is the aim Of that
Distinguished writer TO bring about the wearing CT clothes
which VIII distinguish according to their respective
occupations
The idea IS not strictly Indeed. 81 is stin the
custom Of many cergymen to dispense with the rolling
collar and apels al did when the profession was
known the cloth" because Of the material OF which
ns clothes were made The ancient doctor OF medicine
had style Of dress distinctly his own as were his
pompous bearing and his goldbeaded cane In parts oS
mountainous Virginia which railroads have not set
penetrated the lawyer may SIN he seen wearing his buo
swauoHtan with brass buttons coat which Daniel
Webster and all other fembers Of the bar once were
For nearly century the tendency has been toward the
abolition Of all distinctions IN private dress save that the
doctors have recently adopted sray suit with long sont
breasted cost Il IS true that public servants rrol
railway 70 the white-robef street swea7ers have
donned Official apparel and thar persons of sro+iv
alike in their taste fer loud patterns ba be
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
FORTUNES EoR ATHLETES.

Intense interest in athletic pursuits and accomplish
viii never to be common among the boys and young
Of the United States long such prizes some
which have been lately by champion wresters pugi
lists, and ether strong held up, in the Of
the day etterng prizes for those who reach the top
of the ladded in feats Of bodily skill and strength is
like reading Of the miondolar salary said be paid
President Schwab, of the great steel trust among students
of business colleges or the talk Of the studios when
famous artist receives $4,000 less for single
painting.
What ambitious lad who knows that his mucles are
more notable than his mind and capable Of unusual
development can read the statement credited to Terry
1IcGOvern the featherweight prizefghter the erect
that he made $4,000 his recent to San Francisco
thinking wistfuy Of the possibilities OF the prize
ring? How little hard knocks and hours now and
then Of physical pain and distress must compar
son with winning modest fortune in a month.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

she had bought a sumner hat
She was showing it 70 hin
He vss her husband
fnci5enrss7y ne was bird fancier.
That IS where the point comes n.
-Dou sou ike it. dears sne asked. put
ting the hat through ils PAGES ls i BE-
coming
~ cont Ike IL. he UurI.iirea' c-t =
is becomire. al right Foa accent
beth sy-,srles q the ~ora
mon she asked him 70 draw diagram
of the above remark
1T IS nezk-coming." Re returned, wo-
fuly. because the bn VII soon sP-
pear.
Ana silence re.-nod SO hard IN ths
household that r1l ccrl1 cis--c--g hear
i q tha u roat ol-s-ee
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
A NEW LEE TABLE

Some time ago the British institute Actuarie5 dis
covered that there mistakes in its old tables Of life
experience which were pubishd in 1869 It determined
therefore to make and thorough set investiga-
tons for the purpose Of preparing tables and invited
the cooepraton Of the faculty Of actuares Of Scotland
The work is about completed and the chief results
have been communicated to the London Times by Of
its correspondents.
The most important and generally interesting fact
which is announced is that life is safer risk tnan the
old tables would indicate. We print comparison show
ing the numbers out Of 100000 10 who may be
pected to be st alive at the several higher ages given
according to the new and the old tables
NL-LRERs LLEI.-o LE5E, Al INV N LEsA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.
Oklahoma City IS getting into a bris
and asphalt row over her paving.

Oklahoma City IS getting into a brick
and asphalt row over her paving
a ne~ town out in Woods county has
been named jenkins. after the governor.
A fourteen-year-old boy died al Chick
asha last week OF sOftening Of the brain.
Springer has sprung enough 10 keep
back The opening proclamation for a few
days.
An evangelist IN Oklahona advertises
that he VIII begin a protTacted ef-
fort"
The farmers in the vicinity OF Shawnee
are shipping about hfty car loads OF po-
tatoes daily
Cassie Penman. Of Chickasha. ran a
pair Of scissors into her wrist and blood
poison resulted.
The Corden Chief says that the wheat
crop Of Washita county this year VIII not
equal last years.
It is understood that the Mexican con
sui is investigating the killing Of that
Mexican at Shawnee.
In the language Of the colored gentle
man describing the wheat crop, de
bury am berry fine"
The saleswomen Of Blackwell have peti-
toned their employers TO close the stores
earlier in the evening.
There are S42 patients IN the Insane
Asylum al Norman Pottawat0mie cOGn-
ty heads the list with g..
Everything in the strip was dry by yes
terday noon, and every available man
was out IN the harvest fields.
Governor Richards says he saw no min
eral indications in the Wichita mountains.
And Richards is from Wyoming and
ought 10 know.
Leslie Niblack. Of Guthrie. writes back
that you can't do the Psn-American at
Buffalo in less than a week. and Leslie
is a fast traveller, too.
Colonel Lincoln has been admitted TO
the bar at FL Reno, and has settled down
in thar city He IS after one Of the new
places in the Kiowa land.
All the small cities OF Okla homa are
hustling through ordinances making cir
cuses pay licenses. The circus is coming
and it cant have all the wheat money.
Fort Sill IS named after Joshua Sill,
who fell at Stone River in the Civil war.
The town Of COrdeu boasts that Il re-
Gently raised $1,000 railroad subsidy In
one day.
The Jefferson club Of Oklahoma city
has yet TO decide whether it viii coax the
Populists with sugar or oats, and whether
or not il is better 20 hold the halter In
front or behind while doing the coaxing
The Democrats OF the territory are or
ganizing clubs. The Populists are nos.
The PoDulists in Oklahoma VIII return 10
the Republican party. that is, a much
greater per cent Of them viii than viii
return in Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Colonel Plumer smiled good-naturedly
at the eager, boyish face. and called after
the retreating Commandant: Here.
Robertson, here's a young fre-eater for
you-can you make use of him p
90. aye. Cornel. Come along, laddie.
I doot ven hae your wame-fuIl O.
fetchin' afore this NIGHTS dune-Ser-r-
geant-Major."
As Jack and two or three Cape boys
scaled a huge obstructing boulder they
found themselves on a broad natural
ledge. from the further side OF which
loomed the dark mouth OF a cave.
Come on lads, rout the beggars out!'
cried Jack, and charged into the cav
ern.
a dark form rose up to meet him, his
sword flashed or high, but remained as
if transfxed, as a well-remembered voice
murmured:
"saku bona, um koos pambo mi In
tombi,"
stop. stop. you devilsl" yelled Jack.
but he was too late. The Cape boys,
maddened with the blood lust, and per-
haps deceived by the dim light OF the
cave. swept past him, and their bayonets
met in Manzi's breast. With choking
cry she sank 10 the ground.
"Um koos. um bahia koos, t'My lord,
my dear lord') she naurmured family,
and fell back lifeless-
with a snarl Ike a wounded beast,
Jack Nanton hurled himself on the slsy-
ers For few brief monutes the quiet
cavern was a raging inferno Of whirIng
bayonets, whistling bullets. and the short,
deer. sobs Of meR fighting for their lives
and then all was still.
The Cormandant, attracted BY the fr-
ing. and having successfully swept the
kopie. proceeded to the cave and entered.
The hot afternoon sun was shining oi-
rectly on the cavern and eilced the
eray-black walls with warm. ripe
color. Jack Iay as ne had fallen, his
fair head resting on Manzis bosom, and
hiding the ghastly wounds beneath.
Around him In all the uniovely attitudes
Of sudden death lay the Cape boys. The
Commandant looked, and grasped the sit
uation.
.Puir Iad-and puir lassie." he said,
softly Git cot, ye yelom scum. he
added savareiy 70 his followers, who
were pressing GROUND the entrance. and
SEND Ser-eant-1 Major McCracken tse me
shar-r-upi I'm thlnkin'." he continued 20
himself ell .-st hae 70 bury them here
-t'weel save a hantie o spe-rin' '-Nev
YORK Times
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

sIet rs now tske AZ eEaue ot c1-
-rte words. sad 1hs teacher. Ihs
prsrs sshp5ard Hl o. nat g TIE
r-lrl- . lt. Thz- ls hoH vas y
rv Tucker -si-rt rs hsra
.tTcr u1ar s-swe-. Theu ss
--aEads out ~ tse sEips leE. raz.sr--
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Oratory may do some good at tines. but what on
did the proBoer advocates in London plish
ley holding Boer meeting in the heart Of London?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Governor Richards of the Interior Department says
there mineral in the Wichita there
is. The question is mortal get it out in suf-
ncent quantities to the effort worth while.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

In that New York trial Of the State versus Barker,
jury allowed have vital testimony except that
which they knock down with club and hold in
spite Of the court
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Senator Clark gave his boy who married check for
100000 as a present The groom viii be troubled
with duplicate in this instance
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

the defense IN the Jessie Morrison case has that
peddler Morgan handy IS the tine to bring him
into court
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Young NJ Clark and his bride had quiet wedding
Which indicates that they love each other
rying simply to crafty society.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

England has Concentration camps in the Transvaal
but concentration is old word Is shocked
was different with 'Teconcentrado.'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

That Denver story that the railroad interests intend
deed narrowing
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Governor shaw OF Iowa might as vel cone out as
a candidate fer president The weeds VII be full ut
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

The editor CT the Lamont Dispatch was
at one time, looked upon as an honest
man, that was before he printed the fol-
lowing: a gentleman living near here
owns a bird dog which is especially good
at fetching things out OF the water. IN
order to show the boys what the dog
could do he threw ffty-cent piece into
the water and told the dog 70 fetch Il.
The dog dived and brought back a two
pound catfish and thirty-iive cents in
charn-n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

About the only real sensation Colorado ever scares
mp is the violation ofJhat famous tssuepaper game law
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

The Pennsylvania legislature IS at present uakir
decent citizenship hold Its and for fresh
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

St despite sustained objections the jury has prettg
gocd idea why 1Ir Barker pored few holes through
Reverend Keler's personality.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

The fact Of the business is that IN the first trial o.
1Ioiineaux, Noineaux was tried for murder and
convicted Of another
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

Senator AlusoR and Governor Shaw are havng q
hard tine getting The Presidency disposed Of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

England stl has enoueh virity 10 protest against an
anti -H1naiish me1tlE London.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

then Of physical pain and distress must in cOmpar
son with winning modest fortune in month
Governor Richards of the Interior Department says
there no mineral in the Wichita mountains But there
is The question is can mortal man get 1t out in suf
heent quantities to make the effort worth the while
In that New York trial Of the State versus Barker
the jury allowed to have no vital testimony except that
which they knock down with a club and hold in
spite OF the court
Oratory may do some good at tines. but what on
earth did the pro3oer advocates IN London accomplish
by holding Boer meetng IN n the heart OF Lond0n2
England has concentration camps" in the Transvaa
but as concentration is an old word no one is shocked
It was different with "reconcentrado"
senator CLARK gave his boy who married check for
100000 as present The groom viii not be troubled
with duplicate in this instance
Young NJ. clark and his bride had quiet wedding
rging simply to crafty society
stn despite sustained objections the jury has pretty
Reverend helier's personality.
The fact Of the business is that IN the first trial Of
Noineaux, Nolineaux vas tried for one murder and
convicted Of another
That Denver story that the railroad interests intend
in few years 10 sen the roads TO the government is in
deed narrowing
the defense IN the Jessie Morrison case has that
neddler Morgan handy. now IS the tine to bring him
About the only real sensation Colorado ever seares
up is the violation ofrhat famous tissuepaper game Law
.5 eogs-aaF S, shaw - o. Iowa Hset as ven cone o.;
,
The Pennsylvania legislature IS at present making
decent citizenship hold It's nose ara rn for fresh air