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fct, nu, lliougn na nrrni nir
jf hi children, ortcn lays mi
lightly upon those who have used
..ii nmkimr thi-m old men and
L Inexorably enough, but leaving
hearts and pirita young ami In
:jor. With iuch people the gray
:. hut the imnreaeion of the old
n'lhand in giving them hla bit-s
and every wrinkle but a notch In
fa tt fili-mlar of wcll-apcnt life.
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7SERIAL$
L STORY J
Isolated
Continent
A Romance of tha
Future
Culdo von Horvath
and Dean Hoard
la las Hastes
Helens Hall
. r.nti n, daauoa
Mat and Dsy School for Girls
,-aM ,.. ot at.'"e M.Hlat trtwmv1)
.u, at'el. a.S ll.MMl.ry DtH"1
ki. l.n l- 1. I A r V IllBIUll llSSS,
Luta Itif rtiti (I'm-
TuI.imi it at rr HlU.OrnN
I. llrlmM llU
ISound duration in Finland.
Iht rmlirncntj of aound educa
th I'iniiiith people are uniur-
.! rrti'tically every man ami
an In the country ha a working
hltit ot reading, writing, and
metir, and pvrry child of echool
rvnivra cart'ful instruction in
tudira. Every adult haa a
and although 13 vr cent of the
LiUnti are women, there are only
litwn of their aex In the Klnniib
Irritating Skin Troublea,
Tlont In mimmrr, auch as hlvea,
a oak, ( ImfliiK, aiinliiirn, enema,
ira quickly rHlcvnt when Ty-
k Antlm -pllo l'owdr la uaed. 2dc.
rni(Klta r amnpln aent free by
T)Ti'i WaahliiKton, I). C. Adv.
Itifrr Matrhra Date From 1831.
Litifcr matcht-a that is, matches
M with an explosive substance
burnt into llame on beinir struck
hr flnit uhimI alniut 1834. Many
inrfmcnts have been made in
htt sinre then, the moat import
f which wan the invention of the
It natch, atriking on the bo I only.
will mn Mra, wtnainwa Snnthlaa
ib.bai t..,.-.i toiiMiuf ilialx oiulalna
To Strengthen Glassware,
iling a niece of claaaware In
M solution of suit in water, and
in(f it to cool gradually will maks
ft lirittlo.
ish All
Skin Troubles
Smarkable Remedy That
forks Wonders Against
Eczema and All Rath
pit, anmc akin llat-aaa, call It ecaema.
itiwi, malaria, or whut you
'''"J 'a I'ut una aure, aaf way ta
... " A"k any dru store for
boin. ,,f h n u ...
Ik"' "'""''y Juat aa direct. Juat
E . jut an certain In Its Influ
u tlmt thn aun rlaes In the East.
- ur I hone rare ma.llcal forces
" 'act In the blooil with the same da-
Of Prlul,. ti... . ... .
t. ' inunu in an ni
"tlili-nclca. The m.nnnr In which
f!',rnce of rich, red, pure arterlrU
"loua. '
Jt throuph vrry akin pore aolda,
tfd i ""'"r bl"4 tmpurltlaa are
i.,'"11" form of Invlalulo vapor.
tl,e .Kin la a fine net work of
h'yrluil of them In which 6. B. B.
Z """ uuilrlna; enercy to prevent
unnor d.-mnietlve worn of the aclde
-'' imiiurltlea. These era scat.
N lm
o the velna to be driven from
j"tm Tha lunira breathe It out.
hi J einniiinteit to eonaume a
1 Prtmri,1 ,, ....
ki C,"H convey Into
ooa aiream tle catarrhal, malarial
in.il lw"J"' "l,,ny. bladder sad
a S lM "f ,h b"1' marahale4
Ufif for,, lT
frak,.'. 'rrel)r a eommunlty any.
sat ,,t hai ,u llTlnt ,lam,.
te'd.L'1 hn,"a o' this fameua retm-
Dtrmi. ' ur caae le aiMseera
, lis ,Wr,,s ,0 Th "" Bpeoine
ftcal iLk Atlanta, Oa. Taelr
fad h?bor",', famoua and Is oan-
Hmtm aa UfM ki
B
BYNOPBIS.
For fifty yaara the continent of North
Amarlia had bn lailatl from iho rat
af tha world hy Ih. ua of , raya, a won
Sarful Inv.ntlon of HurmlL.I rudant.
Tha Invanllon had aavad Ilia country
from foralf n Invulon. and tha pnnllnant
had hn iinti.d und.r one aovarnnianl
wtih I'rud.nt iiraaldeni. Yor half a
ntury pr. and prosperity ralgnrd In
Ihla part of tha world. Tha aiory opne
wlih rraldm I'rudont critically III Ilia
Sth la haatanod by tha r.lpt of a
anaaaB from i'ounl von Wardanatatn of
Utrmaor lint ha haa at laat auccwdad In
ranairailng tha raya I'ylna, ha warna
la S.ufht.r Aaira tliat this maana a for
aian Invaalun. lla tlla har to hurry to
tha laland af rirynllh, but dlaa bafora ba
a ull the location of the place.
CHAPTER II. Continued.
One of them, noticeable fur his tall,
aprlfbt fliure, clear eyea and brooted
face, basteoed to the helloboard; he
was followed by a short man, whose
rotundity more than mad up for bta
lack of height. The tail matt with the
bronied face eagerly watched the
anarkllne ni aa ha had been cut
off from any form of communication
a the Tub Line for fourteen hours.
The sparks at that moment war prlnt-
I tng soma uninteresting commercial
, aewa, but soon U following nolle ap-
I Th cremation of th r President,
Hannibal I'rudent, wtll be held at 4:00
a. m. Thursday."
I "Too late!" whispered th stranger
' sadly, removing hie bat "Friend Ban
toe, w are too late. How happy, bow
contented he would have been had be
received the news I wsnted to glv
him personally before h left" H
look th arm of hi friend. "Com.
Santos, w hav som bard work In
store."
They took th elevator to th aero
Btatlon of the depot, where they board
ed the south bound aero bus. A fsw
minutes later they landed at th tor
race of the American Hotel.
Th same morning Astra received
several committees offering their sym
pathise and condolence. When th
laat on had gone she sank eihauated
oa a couch. She had reeled but a
moment when a servant brought In a
card. Bhs sighed wearily and made
a motion of dlasatlsfactlon when she
read the namo "Ambroslo Hale."
Th man was admitted. As b en
tered he bowed deeply before the
weary girl who stood there In her
black gown, looking Ilk an angel of
Borrow. The exquisite face bad taken
oa a new beauty through ber affliction,
which th newcomer quickly noticed.
"I hav come, my poor. Buffering
gtrl, aa a friend of your father. Dur
ing these days of sorrow your wom
an's heart needa th aid of a atrong
man. Your father honored m with
hi tottmat friendship, and I want to
offer you my service."
"Thank yon very much, Mr. Hals).
Tour kindness touches me. It Is good
to know that there are friends upon
whom I can count during thess sad
day. My beloved father, however,
made such far-reaching arrangementa
that I hardly think ther la any need
of yonr assistance. But I thank you
with all my heart"
With thes words sh offered ber
band to Hale, who retained It In hU
grasp greedily.
"I also want to tell yon something
confidential, my dear Astra: Th Con
tinental Club feels that tbta coming
lection will bring the long expected
event that la. the nomination of th
flrst woman President And th y
of tb Continental Club rests on youl
Astra smiled serenely.
"Should the country select m for
Its executive. I shall be glad to ssrve,
and I will do my best to carry out th
plana formed by my father for th fur
tberanc of the United Republic.
Bha looked at the man whos ferret
like eye could not leav her face,
whoae thick Up were parted, showing
a row of gleaming teeth. In spit of
his handsome appearance Astra bad
long ago discovered aome beeitlal trait
In blm and had often wondered how
ber father could extend his friendship
to such a man. These thoughts flitted
tbrough th brain of th girl, then an
afterthought cam and sh askoo:
"Mr. Halo, can you glv me any In
formation in regard to a plac I can
not flndT"
"I will do my best WT r Astra,
aid Hale, aa Astra hesitated.
"Do you know a town, a district,
village or any other plac by th
namof Clrynlthr"
Mr Hal thought for a momnnt, then
admitted that be had nver heard of
th plac.
Astra felt some Batlsfaetlon.
As Hal left tb crystal palace, b
tsatt th Ull. broosed man who had
arrived oa th fourtoon-bonr limited
from Ban rrancleoo tbat morning, on
U broad stairway that led P W th.
mala .ntraac. H rd the sunburnt
athlatle man enrtously; the auan. oot-
wtrhatanain- his modish itylsof dress
looked a stranger.
In th hall, h bended his card to
th waiting servant without a word
Th servant looked at It and saw but
on name:
"Napoleon Edleon."
As the stranger had no appointment.
Astra told the servant to advise him
that shs could not receive anyone un
til Thursday venlng, after th cremv
Uon of her father's earthly remalna.
Edison shook bis head somewhat lm
patiently. "If you say It la her wlah not to see
ra unUl Thursday eveulng, I must
wait notwltbatandlng th importance
of my mission."
H turned, left aa hurriedly aa be
cam. His whole being seumsd sur
charged with energy.
Napoleon Edlaon met bis short
frtond Santos on th roof garden be
for th hourly stylograph. Tb round,
ruddy cheeked man was watching the
helloboard with Intereat He enjoyed
th great city Immensely, and at that
moment b was laughing heartily at
th comlo section shown on tb board.
Th nawspaper wae reproducing soma
funny pictures made by a Chicago art
tat In th early days of th twentieth
century. "I have never seen such
amualng brain product In my llf." h
said.
Edison smiled at the amusement of
th man be called Santos. Taking his
arm, he led him to the elevator. This
ttm they went to the subway tube
and. after making some Inquiries of
tb guard, Edison bought two tickets
for New York. It took two hours for
them to make the Journey between
Washington and New York.
After they left th train, tb two
elbowed their way through excited and
mourning crowds. Santos could hardly
keep pace with the long strides) of
Edison. They turned Into Forty-see-ond
street from the avenu and bur
rted Into th Hippodrome, an Immense,
but very old structure, a rello of the
nineteenth century.
Th continental party had gathered
In this building and a somewhat atout
woman was speaking when th two
strangers entered. The audlonce list
ened to th woman with Intense atten
tion; ber pleasant, strong contralto
vole filled th great hall and ah
brought out Important points In her
address with decisive strokes.
Edison and Santos stopped and list
ened. "To whom do we owe all thes bless
ings? To whom must we glv thanks
for th thousands of other things that
add comfort to horn life, travel and
national existence To whom but the
man whose soul hss left th clay and
entered th land of peace: Hannibal
Prudent. ex-President of th United
Republics of America.
"I know that many of the section
lata and Internationalists say we are
Isolated from th countries that gav
us our ancestors; I know that the seo
tlonlsts think the Isolation was an out
rag against our further development
In art. literature and science. They
think those things, but w continentaJ
tsta know differently.
"It Is true no Italian singers can be
Imported to please th ear of the
wealthy; It Is true that w cannot add
ancient picture to our collections of
masterpieces; It Is true that the
yacht of our rich cannot make a tour
of th Mediterranean; but compare
our losses with our gain!
"Sine th Isolation w hav creat
ed our American art! Does not that
alon pay for our Isolation T
"Our singers sing th sirs of our
country; our artists paint pure, be
loved objects and scene known to ail
of us.
"Look at our magnificent, lofty ar
chitecture, our terracea and roof gar
dens at our reversible street covers,
at tb swinging gardens, tub and
aerial roads. Thes are our own
Mm
Astra Hsd Long Ago Discovered
Some Bestial Trait In Him.
these ars not Influenced by foreign
education. W created them our
solves."
Rh atonoed for a moment, stretched
nut hate aha nelv arm and continued:
"Before th isolation of our conti
nent, we were a mixture or all tb na
tions of th world; today we are a na
tion complete in ourselves. Ther are
no English, Irish. Dutcn, Herman, Ital
ians or Spaniards loft Thes nation
alities hav merged and produced th
citlsen of America."
Her vole sank lower and vibrated
.(It amntlon.
"A new item has sparkled through
Ike country, a bit of news vn more
heart-breaking than tb new ot th
departure ot th greatest man our
country haa produced. I mean tha
nwa that our stronghold 1 near its
v.vViwn that Euro Dean Bdeutlata
bar dlacoverod th waj to InraOc w
Isolation. I pray that tb news f nay
true, but should it be true, then w
ill have to prepare for dxfense.
"Compatriots, true citizens! Who
can fill the executive chair mor satis
factorily than the one who, throughout
ber whole Ufa, has been prepared tor
It? I call to you and auk you to glv
your best Judgment for the cause and
with on heart aud one thought nomi
nate for the contlnentallst candldat
th daughter of Prudent, Astra Prudent"
Her she was interrupted by a heavy
voice thundering:
"No female rule for me."
That was all he could say, as his
vole flattened out behind a healthy
slap delivered resoundingly on th dis
turber a mouth. Tha band and arm
that administered this rebuke belonged
to Napoleon Edison. With a strong
Jerk b turned the surprised man
toward tha door and ha wa carried
on and on as if be were a wreck be
ing tossed by stormy waves. Whan
ordor was restored, tb speaker con
tinued:
"With all my heart I trust Miss Pru
dent will be the nomine of th con
tlnentallats. Those who agree with
me, kindly stand up!"
As one body the audience rose and
00,000 voices thundered "Hurrah 1 tor
the continental nominee!"
Then the oratrlx sat down.
Astra, In ber own room In th crys
tal palace, saw and heard through th
electro-stylograph the whole proceed
ings of th New York continental
party In the Hippodrome. She bad
raised ber hand to disconnect ber ma
chine when a man from th audlenc
asked for the right to speak.
According to the rules of the party,
all who desired had the right to mak
an address, so this request was readily
granted. Since no one asked for this
man's name, it was not disclosed. He
walked calmly forward, closely fol
lowed by a short, fat man who
stopped only when his tall friend
mounted the platform. This tall man
was dressed in a gray traveling suit
Instead of mourning, but on hla arm
was a broad black band.
All the attention of the great audl
enc was centered on the athletic fig
ure and th sunburnt, frank face of
th young man. Astra's Instrument
showed these details to her as plainly
as if sh were sitting in on of th
boxes, and she was thrilled as his
eyes seemed to look straight into hers,
"Ladles and Gentlemen," h began.
"I have a message to deliver to tb
political party In which I believe; do
not aak me bow I happen to b th
Instrument that was selected to con
vey this message to you, but I beg
ot you to seriously consider my words.
"You have all heard or read about
tb warning that came to our dear
dead, th sx-Presldent, Hannibal Pru
dent" There was silent emotion In hla
voice when he mentioned that nam.
"That warning Is only too tru. Our
enemies, defeated fifty years' ago, hav
found a way to break through our Iso
lation ; they have spent thes fifty
years planning revenge! W can.
through Hannibal Prudent' efforts,
put off their invasion for on year,
which will glv us a little time to pro
par for defense. Contlnentallsts, my
brothers in conviction, spread strength
and faith through the mighty land, as
God has given us. Just as he did fifty
year ago, a man to liberate this coun
try from the oppressor's hand. God,
in bis infinite goodness, haa given us
another instrument to repel th storm
ing enemies."
His voice filled tha great hall; bis
words were convincing through th
sincerity of the orator.
Aa he opened his mouth to speak
again, th large helloboard began to
show many colored xig-tag sparks and
th audlenc watched it in apprehen
sion; th whole atmosphere wa
charged with an Inexplicable feeling of
expectation. Not a person moved un
til the man on the platform stepped
quickly down to the operating tabl of
th electro-stylograph and adjusted
tha Instrument into the right receiving
socket The sparking ceased and
blurred, but discernible, a ptctur ap
peared. A th audience stared the picture
became somewhat clearer and they
saw what appeared to b tremendous
sea monsters lying Immovable on th
booom ot tha ocean. Tb huge bulk
of metal, showing unknown forma ot
warfare, were pointed menacingly at
th silent audience, which was repre
sentative of the fifty year Just past;
th comparison showed clearly that
th science and genius of th Euro
peans had only produced a perfection
of death-dealing instruments, whil
th Americans had advanced In sci
ence, art, literature and a general de
velopment ot the human race.
Tb great audience, which had been
so enthusiastic, now sat aa motionless
a a bird that ba been charmed by
a snake, intently watching th wonder
ful picture that moved and changed
incessantly; hug airships of an Im
proved type, resembling the old Btyks
Zeppelin, glittered brightly, aa they
moved with ponderous grace.
Every conceivable form of mono and
bl-plan came gliding by; and aach
and every form of locomotion carried
unmistakable signs of their destiny
a machine of destruction.
Aa th picture vanished aigh
Issued from every heart and a rustle
ot relaxation stirred the multitude.
Many turned toward th platform, hop
ing to see th man who had laat spok
en, but h was gone.
By th time the people who had
been favored by a sight of th enetnieB'
destructive forcea, began to leavs tho
hippodrome, that young man was oa
hla way to th capital. 11 was bom
other than Napoleon Edison.
(TO BJt COITTINUinX)
Dally Thought.
Keep well thine tongu and k9
thy friend. Chauceav t
New Kind of Work.
Cynthia, a young negro cook, who
bad recently given up her employment
in order that she might try her luck at
the easier profession of cateress, met
her former mistress on th street
(This is from Life). "Good morning,
Cynthia," said the lady. "Where are
you working now?" "I isn't workin'
nowher now, ma'am," replied Cyn
thia coyly; "I'a capering for a con
gressman." Rd Cnm Ball Klua will wh d'xihla aa many
aiothea aa any otiiar biua. Ifeu't put jruux BMMuiy
hi u any wtiiar.
He Had a Vote.
"It'a all very well for educated wo
men to vote," said an ardent anti to
Mrs. Belmont, "but think how terri
ble it would be if your coolc had a
vote." "He has," replied Mrs. Bel
mont, with a smile.
RAISES the DOUGH
Bettor than other powdoro
producing light, dainty, whole
Bom cakes and paatriss
CRESCENT
BAKING
POWDER
high grade and
moderate ia price
25c lb. tin at grocers.
Craacaa Mf a. Co. Saatila
n
i
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Intelligent Dutch Cows.
"Cattle unaccompanied by a drover
are forbidden to cross this bridge,"
runs the inscription on a signpost near
Haarlem, Holland.
A WOMAN'S PROBLEM
In the looking-glaaa a woman often aees wrinklea. hollow circles under eyas,'
"crow's feet," all because aha did not turn to tha right remedy whan worn
down with thoee troublea which ara distinctly feminine. Ilackache, headache,
paioa, laaeitude, nervouaneaa and draina upon vitality bring untold Buffering
(to womanhood and the face ahowa it. Tha nervous syetem and tha sntir
womanly maks-up fee la tha tonic effect of
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Bella it in liquid or augar-coated tablet form; or you can and 50 one-cent
Stamps for a trial box of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription tablets. Addraas
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DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS REGULATE AND INVICORATB
STOMACH. LIVER AND BOWELS. SUGAR-COATED TINY GRANULES.
Chicken Race War.
"A sectional issue has arisen in our
town," said the commuter. "Before
it is settled I am afraid the civil war
will be fought all over again. Any
how, our Southern friends are sure to
indulge in some fire-eating language.
"A resident of our village, who un
dertook to raise chickens, received a
crate of fowls from a South Carolina
farm. When the neighbors learned
where the chickens came from they
raised a row.
" 'If you must get chickens,' they
said, 'get Northern chickens. They
don't crow nearly so much as Southern
chickens. There is something in the
climate down there that make a
chicken crow four times as often as a
chicken brought up in any other part
of the country.'
"That peculiarity of Southern chick
ens was news to the amateur poultry
man. He noticed, however, that his
chickens really did crow more persist
ently and more vigorously than any
other chickens he ever had known, and
when an experienced poulterer assured
him that they always would, because
Southern chickens always do, he sold
them and bought New Jersey chickens
instead. Now he is in hot water with
the Southern families in our town,
and heaven only knows bow the squab
ble will terminate." New York
Times.
Origin of Present-Day Game.
Though we get our games of tennis
from the Eastern countries, most of
our games of bat and ball come down
to us from the ancient North. Ring
games and games in which light ob
jects are thrown come also from forest
countries, where the spear was a fa
miliar weapon. But all of them alike
appear to revert in origin to early ex
periences of the race by which they
worked out their salvation.
Work Falls to Women.
In Zululand the women do most of
the manual labor, while their hus
bands, fathers and brother laugh and
sing.
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Rule for Candles.
An old rule calls for as many candles
on the table as there are guests about
it, and it is a rule that might be fol
lowed with interesting results. There
is so much variety shown nowadays in
the way in which candles are placed
on table that the candles could be
put one in front of each guest, in a
circle or oval or oblong about the
floral centerpiece.
Fed CmM Pall Plue. all blue, best WuJng alu
tn the whole world, makes the laundrv
For the Congregation.
One Sunday a diminutive preacher
exchanged pulpits with a pastor who
was a giant in stature. The pulpit
was unusually high and was reached
by a winding stairway. He ascended
very slowly and for some time disap
peared from sight At length the
congregation saw a little bald head
raised above the pulpit, so that only
the eyes were visible, while the
preacher announced his text in a high,
squeaking voice: "It is I; be not
afraid."
"Better be Safe
than Sorry'
It is far better to give the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels
soma help at the beginning
than to keep putting it off
until sickness overtakes you.
Be wise, and keep
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
handy and take it promptly.
It helps overcome all Stomach,
Liver and Bowel Ills, also pre
vents Malaria, Fever and Ague
Constipation causes and seriously ag
gravates many diseases. It is thor
oughly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
Tiny sugar-coated granules.
Today.
Do not let us wait to be just or piti
ful or demonstrative towaid those we
love until they or we are struck down
by illness Life is short,
and we have never too much time for
gladdening the hearts of those who are
traveling the dark journey with us.
Oh I be swift to love, make haste to
be kindl Amiel.
"DIDN7 HURT A BIT"
is what they all say
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ornct hours.
8 A. M. In 8 P. M. Sundays te t
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rslllnt Bide.. Third and Wsshintton, Portland
of our
Painles
Method of
Extracting
Teeth.
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plate and bridsa
irork Anlahed in one
day if neeeaaary.
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rears In Portland
CONSTIPATION
may be either a transient or per-;
manent affliction, arising from
some error in diet or as a result
of constantly weak digestion. 1
For temporary and obstinate cases
the best relief is I
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tor of th stlolet. Th awrreM of then ndlctna
n nH knows to tha outaiii world, hat taa bna
hamlfHi down from ttiMg to bob In tht rhfltfl.aBr
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CONSULTATION FRGR.
If yon lira nut of town and cannot oall. writ fbv
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at am pa,
THEC. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
162 J first St., Cor. Morrboa
Portland, Ore. an.
P N. U.
No. 32, IS
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