The Oregon mist., August 04, 1899, Image 4

THI EVENING STAR.
When sunset light
Gives place to night
in mountain topi afar,
With light mora soft.
Id heaven aloft
ippaars tht Evening atar,
v , It beauty seems, '
V Aa high tt gleams,
1 f o lull the heart to rest
. We mourn the day,
But gladly ay
,We lore the atarllght bei
When grlered In heart,
, Though 'Hi our part
To know more night than daft
The atar of hope
Forbida us mope.
And cheers with soothing ray.
-Wayerley Magaaine,
:
2 Almost a Burglary. S
R3. DRISCOLL had a mind of
her own.
Soma uncharitable people
went so far M to say that It she had
nnt had so much mind her nusoana
might have been living to-day. Be that
aa it may, ha died and left her sole
mistress of a handsome property, with
no one to oppose her will.
She adopted one of hla nieces, and
loved her aa well aa she could love
any one but herself.
The niece grew up a winsome lassie,
and had lovers, as maidens wlu.
Luckily her choice was her aunt's as
well, and the day was set for her mar
riage with Harry Wlnshlp without op
position, the only condition being that
they should return to Mrs. Driscoll a
home after a brief weaning tour.
"Well, Kate," said the stately lady.
the day before the wedding, "every
thing Is ready, and I must say that I
never saw preparations more complete
not even for your uncle s funeral,
poor man! I always meant to give you
a handsome marriage portion, so get
Tour hat we'll go to the bank."
What girl would delay under similar
circumstances?
The carriage was speedily ordered.
and soon stopped before the bank.
Except the ban officials, there was
In the building only George Travis, one
of Kate's discarded suitors, who was
getting an Insignificant check cashed.
Mrs. Drlacoll was not slow to see an
opportunity to flutter her sails, as her
worthy husband bad been accustomed
to say.
Drawing her check book she smiling
ly wrote a check for 2,000 and pre
sented It to tbecashler.
"Payable to Miss Kate a marriage
portion, I presume. Ah, very gener
ous of you! Miss Kate, I congratulate
tou." said the cashier. "Shall I make
the new book In your own name!"
"She wants no book at least not
yet," retorted Mrs. Driscoll, sharply,
"When 1 give a thing. I give It I want
good, solid money for that check-
bright, yellow gold."
"But why you live fully a mile
from a neighbor. Have you do you
think of the temptation?" he said, hesi
tatingly.
"Did I ask your advice?" snapped
Mrs. Driscoll. "I am able to take care
of my own property, and. If It will not
break the bank, I want It In gold.'
' "Certainly, madam. My conscience
is clear If you wake up to find yourself
murdered to-morrow morning. This
bank can pay ten times that sum at
sight, madam," was the dignified reply,
to which Mrs. Driscoll listened In curt
silence.
The cashier went Into the vault, clos
ing the door behind him.
George Travis, having counted the
money received on his check, went oat
.without a glance at the two ladles.
"There! Now I reckon Travis begins
to realize what he has lost," nodded
Mrs. Driscoll.
, Kate blushed slightly.
"But, aunt," she said, uneasily,
"wouldn't It be better for me to take a
book with the money left to my credit?
Harry will not be here until to-morrow,
and and think of the risk! It is un
safe."
t "How long Is It since I came to be
told my duty by a miss of 18?" breath
ed Mrs. Driscoll, scornfully. "What a
coward you are! If you don't want
the money, say so, and I'll let It re
main where it Is. If you do want it,
hold your tongue, and help me take
care of it until I can give you both Into
Harry Wlnship's keeping."
I Further conversation was prevented
tj the cashiers return.
1 He carried a strong Iron box.
i "Count it!" commanded Mrs. Driscoll.
une Dy one me goiaen coins were
counted under her admiring eyes.
"There, that Is money! That Is like
a wedding gift!" she ejaculated, In a
satisfied tone.
"Better let me give you a receipt for
ft and put it into the safe to-night,"
suggested the cashier.
"Put It Into my carriage!" was the
sharp order to the bank porter.
The man obeyed and watched with a
puzzled face the carriage out of sight
"She beats all I ever saw," be said.
"I don't wonder her husband died."
I Meanwhile Mrs. Driscoll returned
home well satisfied with the world and
herself In particular,
j She had had her own way.
"I shall not put this under my pil
low as I generally do," she said to Kate.
("This box is harder than feathers. I
shall put It under the corner of your
bed."
"Thanks, aunt! Iron Is as soft as
feathers for me to lie on," laughed
Kate.
"You needn't He upon that side of the
bed at all," was the cool reply.
"There's a man In the kitchen as says
he's had not a mouthful to eat for ten
days," said Norab, the servant, appear
ing at the door.
"The farm Is only a mile further on.
Send him about his business," answer
ed her mistress.
Novah went out
Soon a figure clothed In rags went by
the open window.
The man turned and shook his clinch
ed fist at the astonished lady.
"Of all things! The Impudent thing,"
she gasped.
"Ob, but aunt I'm sure he has heard
all that we said about that horrid
money!" faltered Kate.
Mrs. Drlscoll's face told the concern
Which she felt, but she turned her back
upon her niece and took up a book.
Darkness came.
The lights In the house were extin
guished at the usual time.
Kate could not sleep. In vain she
counted slowly from oue. hundred to
one, and raid the letters of the alpha
bet backward.
She heard the village clock slowly
strike the hour of midnight then one,
two, and three.
Kate's apartment was dark, but the
moon shone dimly Into her aunt's room
Just across the halt
Suddenly a form stood In the door
way, then vanished within.
Was It the tramp? Was that some
thing In his hand a knife?
Kate stole softly through the door
way, listening breathlessly. Then she
darted Into a small room, near Mrs.
Drlscoll's door.
Suddenly the door was noiselessly
closed, and a man stood so near her
hiding-place that she could bear hla
hurried breathing.
The faint odor of chloroform told why
the door was closed.
What if he gave an overdose?
Kate loved the stern woman, and
notwithstanding her timidity, that
thought nerved her to action.
She sprang from the room with a
shrill cry, ellnchlug both hands in the
hair of the Intruder. It Is needless to
say that he was startled out of what
little common sense be possessed.
tie threw ner violently aside with a
muttered oath and fled. But he left a
generous lock of hair In her hands.
Her head struck a corner of the door
in falling, and tt was dawn when she
awoke to full consciousness of what
had happened.
Womanlike, she rushed to see If the
Iron box was still safe. It bad not been
disturbed. Then she threw open the
door of Mrs. Drlscoll's room. That lady
was unconscious, but breathing evenly
Kate s courage returned.
Silently she opened the window, let
ting the fresh morning air draw freely
through the room. Then she crept luta
ber own bed to await developments.
Before sunrise Mrs. Driscoll awoke.
"Mercy on us!" she screamed. "No-
rah did not shut the window last night
I shall get my death of cold. Kate!'
But Kate did not stir until her name
had been called several times; then she
answered drowsily.
"Get up, child! It's your wedding
day, too, and I In danger of pneumo
nia," called her aunt
Kate shut the window, and helped
the irate lady to dress, touching ber
hair with dainty, soothing fingers as
she arranged it
The household arose and went about
its tasks. Visitors came and went
Kate kept ber secret well. The cere
mony was over which made her a wife.
The bridal dress was exchanged for a
traveling costume.
I shall take the iron box to the bank
as we go to the train, auntie," Kate
said as she bade her good-by.
"as you please. I've had my say
about It and no harm came of It,
either," was the tart reply.
No one knew of the tragedy which
did not take place In the silent watches
of the night
No one knew until Kate, nestling lo
her husband's clasp as the train sped
onward, told him the story In ber own
way anu time.
But the hair did you save It? II
is a clew," he said quickly.
'I burned It" was the calm reply. "I
did not need to save It for I knew
whose it was. I always thought he
liked aunfs money better than me.
Now I know that he coveted the dowry
more than the bride. But the money
Is safe In the bank, and wasn't It
strange that be should be there to see
It deposited ?'
Not George Travis?" ejaculated
Harry.
"Tea. Let him go," she whispered
softly, nestling closer. "Think what
ne lost what you gained, Harry, dear.
Let his own conscience punish him
if be has any. We'll never let aunt
know. We will keep our first secret
forever."
Harry W Inshlp was a man. He could
not refuse his wife's first request and
Mrs. Driscoll does not know to this
day what danger menaced her. Chi
cago Times-Herald.
Tbe True Centlemaa.
A writer in the North American Re
view recalls Ward McAllister's defini
tion of a gentleman. "My understand
ing of a gentleman," said Mr. McAllis
ter, "has always been that he is a per
son free from arrogance and anything
like self-assertion; he has considera
tion for the feelings of others; is so sat
isfied In his own position that he Is
always unpretentious, feeling he could
not do an ungentleinanly act; as cour
teous and kind In manner to his In
feriors as to his equals."
uesiae this definition" continues
the writer, "It is well to place that giv
en oy cmerson: The gentleman Is
nian of truth, lord of his own actions.
and expressing that lordship In his be
havior, not In any manner dependent
ana servile, either on person or opin
ions or possessions. Beyond this fact
of truth and real force, the word de
notes good nature or benevolence, man-
nooa nrst and then gentleness.' "
Ten Thousand Feet Limit of Itanth.
aiming engineers agree that the limit
to whicb shafts may be sunk Into the
earth with tbe present machinery and
equipments is 10,000 feet Tbe deep
est suart ever dug is the one now in
existence In one of the copper mines
on Lake Superior. It has a sheer
depth of 5,000 feet Dr. A. C. Lane,
tne assistant geologist for Michigan,
in an article in Mineral Industry on
How Deep Can We Miner places the
probabie limit at 10,000 feet He sees,
however, that enormously rich de
posits might lead man to dig to 15,000
feet with profit The element of dan
ger is not considered in these calcula
tions. In conclusion be says. "The
present knowledge cannot foresee
reaching a depth of 20,000 feet"
More Foreigners than Natlr s.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota
and California were the four states
which by the federal census of 1890 bad
a larger foreign-born than native-
born male population of voting age.
Spain's National Flower.
The mignonette Is the national flower
of Spain. r
PACIFIC COAST NEWS
Commercial and rioanelat Happening!
of Interest tn the Growing
Wnlni States.
H..t Sugar a Oxnartl
Times are lively in ami around the
big beet-sugar factory at Oxnard, Cul
Fou i teen thousand, nine hundred and
fifty acres of beets have been planted
in that vtoinity and are now being pre.
pared for harvest. Over 1,000 men are
engaged in thinning the beets, fui
whiuh service they receive 11.40 a day,
on an average. The new crop will
amount to about 300,000 tons of beets,
and when these are put through the
big factory the result will be that
about 80.000 tons of refined sugar is
ready for the market, for it ia esti
mated that the crop will average about
18 per cent aacclirine matter. A large
deal has just been consummated, where
by the American Beet Sugar Company,
hich owns the Oxnard factory, has
purchased the large Patterson ranch,
which contains 5,000 aciea. The pur
chase price ia said to be over $600,000.
This is the largest single purchase put
through in many years in Ventura
county. The new factory now has a
capacity of 2,000 tons of beets per day,
and since the capacity was recently
iiouDlea, it is now the largest sugar
factory and refinery in the world.
A Dletant Market For flour.
The Big Bend flour mill at Daven
port, Wash., annually ships bundled
of ban els of flour to the Orient, wbeie
it has built up a reputation that giv
it a steady sale. The other side of tl
Paoitio, here the countries aie dense.
ly populated furnishes a market for
vast quantity of American floor, and
heavy invoices are shipped direct to
that foreign market from the home
mill. At the present time the bi
Bend mill is turning out several thou.
land barrels of its superior brand of
flour for Japan, and this is only the be.
tinning of what piomises to roach
gieater shipments Iu the future to th
Japan market
Washington flopa.
The vines are reported to be tnalcin
excellent progressand in many section
the hops never looked better. Neat I
til the large yards aie in fine com I
tion, ami, as rule, are for this season
well advanced. There are plenty of
lice, but tiie sprayers are keeping them
in check. There have been some con
tracts made at from 10 to 13 cents,
but groweis are generally backward
boat contracting.
Great Falla Wool.
Great Falls, Mont, has proved itself
to be the highest and best market lor
wool in the state of Montana. Over
873,000 pounds of wool was sold one
day last week, and it brought very
good prices, the highest price paid be
ing SO cents, and the lowest 17 6-8
seuts. the whole averaging higher than
any lots of wool so far sold in Montana
and the highest prioe paid being the
top notoh at which Montana wools have
to far been sold.
For tha New Watar Byetem.
The first carload of steel pi ie to be
used in the Cedar river pipe system at
Seattle, arrived at that place last week.
There are 113 feet, or 13 tons on the
car. A train of about 40 cars is now
on the way containing over 600.000
pounds of steel pipe. Each car has
four pieces 28 feet in length, or, if the
pipe is curved, five pieces 31 feet long
A California Creamery.
The Cbino Valley creamery, at Chi-
no, Cat, is making all its milk receipts
into butter now, the price of butter
having gone up to 60 cents, it is more
profitable to make butter than oheeae.
The association is receiving 7,600
pounds of milk a day and Manager
Steele says that as beet pulp comes in
for feed the receipts will run up to 10,-
D00 pounds per day.
North wnst News Rotes.
Pendleton wants a city park.
Starbuck, Wash., has s haunted
bouse.
Tacoma will issue tl, 300.000 In re.
funding bonds.
bpokane breweries are now running
with non-union men.
Pacific & Idaho Northern will bnild
$16,000 depot at Weiser.
Baker City's water supply is so low
that irrigation had to be stopped.
A copper lead 60 miles long has been
found on Fifty Mile river, Alaska.
Great Northern agents are buying a
new right-of-way through Spokane.
Dad" Wright killed a 1,000-pound
grizzly bear in Northwest Territory.
Canucks have stopped boats on Lake
Lindeman from carrying passengers.
Astoria hag Invited President Mc-
Kinley to attend the coming regatta.
Coal is now to be used In sinking
shafts at Rampait City on the Yukon.
Committee hag reported on Tacoma
as the beat location for Whitwortu col
lege.
Denver and Omaha men will erect s
smelter in Kirklana, Wash., s suburb
of Seattle.
Zino ore is being shipped from Bpo
kane directly to England, by way of
the Bom.
Work will be begun soon on Snohom
ish and Willapa river nateheiies in
Washington.
The upper Willamette boats are able
to ply their traffic much later this year
than usual. i
Seattle's exposition will run in op
position to the Washington state fair at
North Yakima, both having chosen the
same datea
Tbe Great Northern paid 166,000
for 40 acres of land on Havermale
ialand, Spokane.
Snoqualinie falls, Wash., ia now In
harness and will soon be furnishing
power for Seattle and Tacoma.
Water at Five Finger rapids, Alaska.
Is higher than was ever befoie known.
East Oregon farmers complain great
ly ot Canadian, Russian and Chinese
thistles.
One of the transcontinental lines re
ports that it haa sold over half a mill
Ion acres of Oregon farming land in the
past year.
Bonanza and Eldorado districts in
Klondike have been closed to prospec
tors by Canadians, who will lease on-
developed territory to large com
aaaUa. i
"Uneasy Lies tne Head
That Wears a Crown."
Bui such Art not the only untAsy htuds.
Overworked, himsstJ. Anxious ptoplt of
n agts And both Sext3 an untAsy wtih
Achts, pins. Import blood, disordered
stomAchs, dtrAngtd kidntys And llvtr.
For All such. Hood's SArsApArHU is th
tffteth And fAultltss curt. & infusts
fresh lift through purified blood.
An ladlan's Vonfeeelon.
Christian Life tells this story of an
Iiulian's oonfoasion. This man's lieu t
was so changed that he left no doubt
of it, though he seems to Jiave Hindu no
atTort to explain the mystery of the
change:
I came to Mr. Young first time
last whiter, and lay I wanted to he Ills
(i lend and tbe friend of Uod. People
lay: 'You turn your heart to Hod.'
and langb at me. I say nobody's busi
ness what I do. I mean to serve God.
"Long ago we blind, all in darkness.
We call the crows and fish and every
thing Uod; but Uod pity us, and give
ue daylight. He don't want US to die
altogether. He pity us.
"Not hard for me to believe in God;
that Jeans is the Sou of Uod; I fool
Jiffttrent in my heart. My old fash
ioned heart was different. I feel all
iaithly things. 1 try to do right, ami
pray Uod. I want to be swift iu God's
way."
Such were the words of a converted
ludiau on joining a Cbriatiau chuioh.
A rlravn Hlundar,
Never pei baps was a more regretabla
Older given than that whiuh sent a
hundred cavalivnien against the con
federate rear guard at Falling Waters.
Two depleted companies of the Sixth
Michigan cavalry Custer's men they
were and heroes evev one were order
ed to charge the breastwoiks which
Uenerals lleth and Pettigiew had
thrown up to cover the retreat of tbe
Southern army acioaa the Potomac. It
was hopeless, but the men never fal
tered. They galloped along, unmolest
ed at first, for no one dreamed they
could be Union men advuncing to an
attaok. Presently they suimountod a
little knoll where a mini her ol officers
were standing and dispersed the group,
mortally wounding Ueneial Pettigrew.
Iletb s men now opened upon them a
murderous fire, and, at wai long sup
posed in the South, wheie the pluok of
the hopeless onset was much admired,
all weie shot down. As a matter of
fact, six men of the hundred lived
through the fiie and rode or tan back
to their linos. One ot these, Lieuten
ant Eliott M. Norton, aftewrard Won a
medal of honor. N. Y. World.
Kill or ( ura.
Mistress What is this strange smell
in the kitchen?
Colored Servant I'se leg makin' a
love potion (oh dut nigguh dat promised
to marry me, an' now he's tryiu to
back out.
'Are yon sine the potion is a good
one? Are you sure it won't hurt him?"
"I don't keer if it kills him ef it
ion't act de way it oughter." N. Y.
Journal.
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Hleh-Yel Starving;.
Pootors frequently have very wsalthy
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Col lis P. Huntington anya that the
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A clear, rtaen onmititim la the foundation
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The California woodpecker willoarry
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Mothers will find Mrs, Wliialow'a Sooth
ing Syrup the beat remedy to use for their
olnldreii during the toetUlng period.
The length ot life of tradesman Is
only two-tlilrdg that of a farmer.
I shall recommend plan's Cure for Con
sumption i'nr and wide- Mm. Mulligan,
I'lumatead, Kant, England, Nov. 8, ltttlA.
At Indianapolis day laborers are gut
ting fioni IS to 30 cent! nioieaday tlinu
lust year.
An experienced teacher seeks a iMiattion
in Oregon or WaxhhiKtoii. Heat of rut'er-
vnces. Audreaa, llox 131, Portland, Or.
In Lancashire a weaver's wages for
a full week work amounts to from
14.60 to S. 60.
Remember that von can hn v T.. Mnn
A. A. Whlskov for tha aaiue nrlea that ia
Paid for ordinary whiskey. For sals by all
brat-class dealers aud druggiata.
The largest soda-aah plant in the
world Is to be erected at Akton, O.
CITt Parmaaantty Onrea. No fltaortieroiina
IIO .n.rllnn dy'i nf lr. Kllne'a Urent
Herva ltwilorer. Bend tut KICK Sl.OO trial
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Area aura!, Ftitladalplila, ra.
Miners near Sttndon, B. O., demand
(3.60 for 10 hours.
A horse haa Jnat died in London
which had the tare diatinotiou ot hav
ing medalg conferred upon him by
Qiieon Viotoiia. He wus Lord Roberts'
gray Arab oharger Vonolol. 2D years
old. Tbe queen's medals were worn
on his martingale during her majesty's
jubilee ptocession.
"Out of the 1,300 men composing
the Twentieth Kansas, only 18 are of
foreign birth," according to the Kimaas
City Journal. "Nearly the whole an
ot Anglo-Saxon blood, and a good many
mote than one-half aia the sons of
furmers."
A peculiar question of ethics has
arisen between dry goods store pro
prietui.ot liaciue, Wis., aud one of his
clerks named Vlaatlialar Altmaisn. Alt
uiann took in a dollar of 1804 in pay
ment for some goods, and got 11,000
for the rare coin from a Chicago dealer.
Now the proprietor claims that tbe
coin should have gone into his till.
The kissing bug" (melanoleates
picipea) haa no poison glands, accord
ing to Professor L. O. ilowaid, chid
entomologist for tbe federal depart
ment of agrioultuie. "The poison from
iu bite," he states, "is probably due
to pathogenio germs, accidentally Our
ried upon the little serrated beak.
There is no explainable reason why the
lips should be the only portion of tbo
face attacked."
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rind nmlu native ovur SB yours ' .
and of 7 4' francs on uvwiy native wo
man over ill yeura of agu who hint not
n child, legitimate or illegitimate.
Many natives borrow ohlhlieii when
the tax oolhioloi arrives and return
them to their paimt as aoon us tliu
tax oollcutoi hug gone oik -DiiUlul.
T.nrtlea t'an Wear Bhnes
One sUe amnlhsr aftr ualng Allan's Foot-
Kane, a powdor to be shaken into theanoea.
It makes tight or new shoe fed e"!
gives instant relief to coma and bunions.
It's thogrettl cat comfort dlacovovy of the
age. Cures swollen feet, binders and cal
loua spots. Allen's Foot-Euae Is a certain
cure for Ingrowing nail, sweating, aniart
lug, hot, aching feet. We have SO.OOl) teatl
iminlula. All drugglata and alio stores
ell It. Me. Trial pack.iir FIIM4 hy mall.
Addross, Allen H.OImalvd, l.ajloy, N. Y.
Mis. Elisabeth gkeats, who died re
cently in London, was tha mother of
six policemen.
HOW'S TtltSt
W offer One Himrtreil Dollars reward for any
re olCalariU Dial can not be cured try Hall's
Catarrh! ura. RN K y 4 Pro TolwJOi 0,
We tlm underaigumt, huve known r J. 1'hciieV
for the past IS vears, and latlleva lilia patiently
homiraMr In all liiisln aa transaction! and tin
auclallT alilo la carry outaiiyoUligaUoUSluadS
hy Ihulr Ci m,
WssTTai'x,
Wholesalo Uruaitlsts, Toledo, 'J.
WjlOIMI, KINN4N A Mi via,
Vt noloaals Itiik lata, Toledo, .
tTaU'sCatarra Hunt ll ken. lit riially.aotlulj
rtlreuiljroii the blond and in onus surfauas of
tliu yl iu, IT I o '. ;wr ho do. bwd by au
drUKi ll. Tuatltnout. 1. Iruc,
liall st'ajuily 1'uls ' rt th : hest
Louisville steieotypuia got $3. (SO for
seven hours.
The otigimil draft of the confederate
constitution is in the possession ot
LoinjHtruet Hull, at Athons, Ha, Mr.
Hull is a grandson of Thomas It. It.
Cobb, chairman of the coin in it toe who
diew the document.
One of the longest lived birds nn rec
Old died recently in London, It was
parrot named Ducky, the proptiity of
the Piiuce of Wales, and was a century
and a quarter old. Up to 80 years o(
age elephants aio useful utuiuberg of
society,
Funerals on Snmluy are discounten
anced by 15 clergymen of New Bruns
wick, N. J., not only because of the
uuneceasuiy and uncalled for strain
upon them as clergymen, but because
of the amount of Sunday labor lequiiod
of tailoring men who need rest.
Dr. Felix Brunei, a surgeon of the
French navy, has irfoctl a menus of
removing tattoo marks. Heretofore the
lemuval of audi minks has been a mat
tor nf no little diilloulty aud expense;
but Dr. itrtiunt'g method ia said to be
easy and rapid, without being costly.
A journey hithoito uneqtiated by an
American woman is said to have been
mado by Mis. M. M. Stevens, wlfu of
tlm manager in Russian Asia of the
Baldwin locomotive Works, who ae-
com lutiiieil her hiiMtiand across the great
Siboilun waste and steppes, over the
uncompleted Trans-Hibeilun railway
and by wagon and taiantnaa from St.
Potershuig to Viadivoatock. The jour
ney of 0,877 veista was aoooiiiplishod
in 43 duvs.
Atiuiys hay CASCARETS Candy Csdfurik. Thty m
gurntted and posithxly unequited. Accept no other. Im
itations and substitutes are often offered by dealers xuho "cut
prices "and hand out a cheap fake when Cascarets art catted
for. Satisfaction Is bought only with Cascarets. If you
can't get the only genuine Cascarets from your dealer,
us, tut will mall them postpaid on receipt of prion in stamps.
tllli'Hl I v an
i'liiiniichii hi.
ly. Ctrnuntion
loliillii.
t09 leeaad SI , Po II. nS.
Pll FC
rrOlTiNliPilMpruiiiii'a mnlatufaandeanmltutinia,
1 11. Inrro, Illlml, Ml., ,li, , irtruilin
1 llM am fliirr.-l ii A. Bt i. i. f bh. n ..
'" if f ..ai.i..Tii.rAn.,.r7,rn',T,,",;m"".
J.ratdriiiufl.Ufir.Miit t. nmll. Tr-il.i. rri Writ
maabuatumironiH. lilt HuHtNlio, Pliil.,),,,!!"
DuyUm's Inseet Calrliar will Hear
tlm house of theiu. J'rliw hi reiita.
Write lor booklet. Agi'iitu waiited.
AUlireaa: am itiin HAH iw A UK
COMPANY, 1'ortlantl Olefin.
DR. GUNN'S ' uver" D PILLS
A,D085, C"""''- H,.dscl
?,T f""Hti itemuia T Irni. ea end Purll tl,.
Ul.d, Aid l.!g...tl0aaiidPM,.1,t Tll io.nl ' l I
notorlpeorrlliiknri.
r','P Phl'l '"JJ '"' "" ,,tt' i'OH ANKcl
1 ... . 'nuL w "Ml m"H
' ' " oiiid lljr ITUIUfl.u,
Tl lR" "A"'''" OOS,
jklief forWomen"
r-w rl ;tz" "i
rrencn remaie Pills.
I'ralim) hr ttimimntla at uii.ri.s
'r Urug imk-mym-
I 1
,CJ. VY0OD au CO
SURE CUHt HIH
O TO FLIES AND MOS IS
school.
Menln Park, Han Mateo Co.. Cal umi
lied at the Uiilvsrsltlns. Lwatlo'cllnuw
una eareiui auenuon hi Mental, MoralanJ
Physical trulnhiK, places lloitt'g anum!
the fniiimoat Miooia for fluvs on th!
Const.-.. K C'hroHfeb. Will' ra-nneti ",
II... .... I. ..11.11,... A -4 ...L. .....""""l
the new building August IfHh. (nil.
IraU. lloltt, Ph.
u rrlnnlpal. " '
Aa Inatanea,
reCtop May la Intensely fe.ni
Miss Upton -Mora so than
girls?
ulna,
othvr
"Well, she asked the blacksmith tlig
otliur day If her hone couldn't WHUr
shoes a si me smaller. " Puok,
Epileptic
CAN BE CURED,
If you snffnr from Kullepty, Fits,
Spasms, Spoils, Falling Klok.inss, Hi!
Vitus' Dunce, Sta., have children, ig.
lives, friends or nulghbotg that do so,
or know people that are aftlictad, my
New Discovery, Kpileplieide, will giv
Immediate relief ami PKIIM AN KNTLY
CUIUS llieni, and all von are asked to
do is to send for a KKKK HOTTLK and
try it. It has cured thousands wliare
everything else fulled. ilv U0-pag
Illustrated Hook, "Kpilupsy Puiuianunt
ly Outed," FHKIS.
When writing please mention read
ing tills In this paper, and give name,
AUK and full address. All correspond,
enoo professionally coitftdntliil,
Wm. MAY, M. D
Mar Isbsrslsry. 94 flag St . Saw ark Cy,
Soma ahnrk Ntoua.
What we get out of lile is just about
tbo sisu of what we put into it.
Don't judge a man by the scowl on
his luce; in'ilmps It wasn't there be
fore he taw you.
When a frlvnlong young lady tails
you how awfully interested aha la n
the specialty you've spent 10 years try.
lug to learn, take her word for It, and
then change the subject
It isn't always fulr to judge a man
by tbe lint ha wears; peihapg It isn't
so in noli a matter of taste as ol salary.
Ihm't think that because Mrs. Coii.
tinoal Performance la buay aha Is nee
eaaaiily doing soiuetbing. The suienca
of rowing is to get over the greatest
distance with the fewest stiokes.
It is a mistake to imagine that be
cause people listen to you they are In
toieatml in hearing you talk about your
self; poverty Isn't tbe only recipient of 1
oharity.
Don't congratulate yourself that be
cause Uusyiuan didn't throw you out ol
hia (ifflce he was necessarily glad you
had disturbed liiiu with a social Call.
He smiled when yon went out not
when you came In Detroit Free Press.
More ships sail the Detroit
than eutei LivnrpiMd or London,
Sues canal, whiuh carries tbe
mon o ol the world, passed last
H, 600,000 tonnage, while there
liver
The
were
flouting through tha locks at Saulta
rite. Malta 111.61)0,000 In eight months.
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Knr Tlclnils and alt iiiloriiiallon apply ta
your uearuat aguut, or aililruiw
A. II. J. DKNNIBTOK,
CURE YOURSELF!
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illrlir,.., Inllaiiini.ili.iia,
iriltatloiia or lllr.i.lliiliS
HI HI II O It U . Itl.o.l.r.,,..
gl-nnau ..maim., Piiluluaa, ami mil utrla
KtltSIOaiHiMlOs, "" IMIaiillulia.
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pr mkiii in plalu wrapper,
W .spiaaa, pl.lulil, lot
I .in, r s liiillliii, a,7.
filrtinlar .cm mi rinaat.
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