The Port Orford tribune., October 16, 1912, Image 1

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lightening at'to y heartstrings, an« •
rush of tenderness swept over me-
"Lonely, old g l r i r I seked •“ &«*•
» tats xuf> w s rs n v oppscb ^ s ■
B a b y . w o a d * r -» y * 4 an d wea.
“Ob. eo lonely, Freddy—»> lonely—
Lay In« on y a u r m o t h e r * k n a a
rj 8. 8»n’to—Jon ath an te-.-irnc J r., of
you can't know,” and she drew m * 1
A a th e •▼ •n ln » sh a d o w * fa ll.
A* th a h o m i* » -b ird ie « ca ll.
hand up to her face and leaned
Poitlnn.l and Oso. E . C hw ubertaln of
U s t ' n i n g to y o u r m o th er ero© «.
lips upon IL
.
- Bn tom.
T h a t old . w o r id -o id . by io tu n o ,
"1’oor Leaf«.“ 1 «aid, and I bent and
l a th e y e a r s to c o » « th e y 'll w
Oongressman, F ir s t D is tr ic t- W illis
laid
a
gcutle
kiss
on
her
forehead.
She
U k o t b s m aro'ry o f a d rea m ;
C. H aw ley, ol Salem.
M o th er a in s tn y ••h f-lo -b y .”
turned her pale, luminous face up to
A n d y o u r fa th a r atar.dlt
nl«he
G overnor—Oswald W est, Salem .
me. wistfully, like a child, and 1
A nd th a c a s e m e n t opsr.od
Secretary of State— Ben. W . O loutt Sa­
kissed her warm, red mouth Thee my
T o th a s k y w h aro fel»h doth rid s
hear1
«, lx «An thumping ID » a hydrAulW
T h a p a ls m oon th a t yoator«'*«
lem.
T o o did cr y to b old L otw e«»
ram and my hands trembled strange­
State T.eaanrer— Ih o a . B. K a y , o f Sa­
T o o r w a s b a n d s D ea r. y o u ’U
ly. 1 tried to steady them. She would
A s a d r e a m tb ò n l« b t and a ll.
lem.
be eo angry If abe thought th a t I
S u p t P u blic In rtru c tlo n — L . A . Aid
Y o u 'll r a s a li, d ea r, h ow y o o lay
dared I had kissed Katherine num­
l a bar a r m s a t cica » o f d a y .
erm an. Salem.
berless times, te a men may k i l l his
A n d t b s r o c k in g to a n d fro .
State Printer— W illis D u n lw ay. Salem.
sls'ev, lovingly, tenderly, but sbeo-
A nd t b s tu n e fu l b y -a -is .
lutely without a thrill. They had
Attorney G eneral— A. M . C iaw fo n l,
Juat a s 1 a h a la ck <m s o u .
J u s t a s 1 ’w ho h e a r y o u co o .
never been like ibis. I was at a loss.
Halein.
D o iaoasml>«r kvw 1 la id
I had never dreamed of Katherine ex­
l a m y m o th e r 's arm *, a n d p rayed
Clerk State la n d B o ard —G. U . Brown,
cept as my dear old friend—m y m aa-
A t h e r "knee w tg n n lih t c a m s lo w w
... Salem.
O ver b ill and m ead ai.d t o w n i
hood chum, and aa for her—my heart
H o w m y f a th e r ta ll and s tr o n «
Joint Senatoi tor Coos and Curry
sank, for 1 knew the had been utterly *
H eld nr.*. bow I I oard i t o e o a « ..
devoted to old Landry sad mourned
W. C. Chase.
T h a t s a m e a o i^ r -n c w y o u ’i s a s le s p .
Joint Bepreaentativa for Coos and
God In H e n * « « . ▼ at« b a n d k e e p
passionately for him. A t least
T h ia o u r b a h j —to and fro —
thought eo. If she knew what I was
C u rry —8. P . Peirce.
In th e la n d c f Or o-'.o. .
thinking the would hate me—loathe
Judge, id Jud icial D is tric t—J . W .
—J M L ow la, In H o u s to n P o s t.
me. forever. If she k a e w -e h . I f the
H am ilton , Roseburg.
knew. She sat there dreaming, her
Prosecuting A ttorney, id Jud icial D ia
eyes, as 1 thoughL <m memory’» d e ­
tric t—G e o rg e M . Brow n,B oeeburg.
tail (m o un tain peak*; her doaf. w a r ^
U. 8 . Couim ieaioutrs—
8lew art,
brown eyes that 1 loved
She tam ed to me with a little Isegh.
Port Orford.
"It's so nt<e io be loved s little,
out n t r or^icaus.
she sold, as she oesried against my
County J t’d g e —E, A. B a ile y , G old
cost, as If »he belonged there. I fought
B r O B A C E O . B O S T W IC K
with myself a moment
She mnjJ
Beach
have felt my hear; beat!' g. I was
County Commissioners—O tto Istnert,
■.» ««ar»««-» r»*.. c i
horribly aihsined
Thee, f suddenly
Gold Beach5 tfooChenoweth, Ia iiig lo ls .
jtirJ
lost my self-coniro! cnJ s io n p ln g to­
Com plete. Str.ight L » e Kryboj
F E L T horribly sorry for Kalhertns
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riff-
W.
A.
llieh
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Gold
Beach.
,
I
R em o.ab le M d Interchange »bl.PI
ward her. T took her in my arms and
■Platea*
when Lnaory dl«4. It must have
County Cler'c—George
W . S m ith,
kissed her peacl -nately. n:*a.-. many
Ball Bearing C tom g*
beon an awful blow, for »hs aermed to
R averable l* b u U ro r K * c k .
,
.
times, passionately, eagerly, te 1 had
Gold Benell.
lose o v.ry bit oi her spirit and went
Sim ple S t e s o l Cuttute D * v o e
County Treasurer—James C aug h eli about pals sad llstlssa for months.
never kissed anyone In my Ilfs —as I
had never wanted to Use anyone be­
Too ses. Landry was a flns tallow,
WerldertMim
fore. A fter a time I lifted my head
aa unusual tsllow. I don't ballavs
Assessor—W ni. Tolnisn, H e rito r.
and «vsritod tor the storm
I knew It
School Mupt. - W . 8 . Guerin. Laugloia there was a satflsh fiber la ths m W »
, Visible W riting
mast coins. I Mt Khef a whipped cue.
whole
msts-u».
»tsx
essentially
Surveyor— D . C u u iiiff J r., Gold Bench.
W rite (or information to
though every pulse m my body
Complete C o n tr o l fro m
big-hearted and lo.ab'a. Homely In
Coroner— D r . S. J . M ann, Langlois.
throbbed w ith delight end Joy. W het-
T h e Smith Premier Typewriter Company, Inc.
feature to p-wlt vs ughoe»a, be was
Keyboard
over - yw.« i knew now. I woe blind
mxbtikus o r ru s couaru.
still attractive ta appo.raaes. He *70*
Syracuse, N . Y . BrsaeHa. «vsrywt.«.
no longer. They talk of love being
C irc u it C ourt meets F ouith M oudey ic fan ous la s sm all way aa the author
A K e y (or Every Character
blind. 1 say It's ths other way about;
of c o rt.ls delicate l«ve » siehan. verr
August of each year.
It'S kovs that clears our eight—so we
tender sad d».«ty tu a-n*lice:,t. and *o
Bickronw R ibboe
County Commissioners C ourt moets
con really see where ws have Mwsye
U sifo n a T e s - k
a
unlike him as •« eoe.n lncoesta'ent
first
Wednesday
tu
Janu
ary,
A
p
ril,
before being groping In a dim hell-
B*li Bearing Type B»r ___
with what ws t» « < of hie character
Column F in d « and P a ra » m p U
J u ly and September ol each yeat.
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A right Joll? «-«d fellow, wl k plenty
D t e to a l T a ta U to r
She nestled doeer In my arms and
Probate C ourt meets first Monday n. of .peo-e -o*td a shscrftil lot v. brains
Perfect E r a » , Facihiea
laughed a little , fom l»u«h <* oonteo»-
under hie sandy potl
each m o.ill)
Intefchangrobl* C a n « « »
menL
.,
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Ms and K it bad been engaged for a
o ra a r oomrrr post orrtogs »m> ro rr-
R i.k l and Loh Cama^ Rente*
"Oh, Freddy, boy." she sold. " I
MAsraaa.
Ions tu»e. and I knew that he fairly
Leveri
. _ .
thought
yon
would
never
wake
ng.
Chetoo...........................
Miss
Id
a
Cooley.
S w m o , Marnaal Rack
worshiped her. tlKu-yh he r as very
H a rb o r........................t E tcher O aniner.
I ’ve been such e Ion*, ton« «*“ • w ait­
Ribbon
qnlet ahent I t I felt a mild sort of
G old B ea c h ................... , . . . J , W . Kiley, envy, for I hod never plumbed the
ing to some home.’*
Ribbon Controlled
Keyboard
I started beak and faced . her la
W e d d e rb u rn ................C. L . Wakem an. deptbe of lore myeelf
Td bad m r
V nnnble end U niven nl Lmn Spnenr
omosemenL
Illllte e .................
M r. E . H Buaoell. little aCalrs, but I filwaye bated m y­
Perfect Dort G uard
And—and Landry T ’ I faltered.
M a r ia l......................Mrs. V lo Ia A . F ry . self during the.r protreee. bersuse I
Back Spec* L aw »
Oh. my-deer. I never loved In n -
r e .l’j fe.1—I waaonly amused
Carriage R etard«
Agnens.............................
M. Riles. couldn't
dry." (Ah. to 1 knew «to.w why be
and eatcrt*lnud. never touched. My
Port Orford ..................Atges Johnston friendship with KH woe the one real
glad to go. poor duffer
D enm ark................................ J. 8 . Capps. eenttment of my Ufe. ft»r * e had been
loving old duller.)
These are features which
L an g lo is . , * , » i w W - . — --E - Rackleff, like brother aod slater for tan years
"H e knew I ¿Ide'L hut
Ever since she had b'-rno to yearn for
eared, and he knew 1 loved you. eo he
Ei k le y ............................. -.J - A. H a in e s
make the Smith Premier die
loag aklr s and put her ptf-l»t:s up
helped me. He lold me you loved me.
only you were asleep, and I've welted
Into the crown of wooisnly dignity.
choice o l the m an who
N o t ic e to C r e d ito r.« .
Wbensver Lar.dry was away 1 took
eo long—so long for this,” shs sighed,
h li place at her sld». and Jolly 8” od
in v e s tig a te s comparative
happily.
Notice is hereby given by tho under­
times we h 'd. and c its y of them.
I looked in her eyes Incredulously.
signed, adm inistrator ol the estate of
A few months before Landry’s death
advantages.
" K it, why In the name of “
L . P. Johnson, to the c re d it >ts of, snd K it semed to rh.»npe some way. Shs
sense didn’t you tell me?"
all person# having claim s iw a in s t the took to moon:sc about for all the
"Tell you? Freddy, how enuld I?
deceaiied. to file them vrltli the nece, world like a dieappo o - d lover Lan­
I wasn't sure you— you cared, and
He
sury vouchers, w ith n s.ix niuiith# from dry. too. w»nt Ic o the dumps
s o m e t i m e s I w o e sure you didn'L
It
was only beci’iee Landry was so posi­
the date of the first pnblle ttion of till* grew thin and p-tie and mors Imia r-
IM 8 ACM TOWB a n d «Ititrlct to r fd o a n d e x h ib it a a a m p lr L a test M odel
toi
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tender
tive that I dared to hope I cou^d only
,
in c ó e le furuifohed b y u*. O u r a< e n t» e v ery w brre are m a k in g
notice, nt m y residence on F.lk Itiv e r,
with Ka h .rln r. and eo 1 k n e w jM t It
wait In silence, «“ d since
in C orry County, Oregon, m y Post O f - .
NO M o n e y R e 6 u .«CO u n t il y o u r e c e iv e a n d ap prove o f >o u r
w a s ou l ’X*J» T L ’n’* 1 «Hat *k a » ta r
dry died tt bos been so lonely, so
W c y c le T W a s h ip to anyoro> a n y w h er e M th e U
M M atte a i » r .t r * « i > a « a r » .t e b a v a M e o
flee m ldres’ , P o ft Orford, O r e f f o n .
(n g o n th * :n . 8b? sort df lung to him
In a d v a n ce, prep«/ fn ith i, , aud allow TBN DAYS F M B TWIAI b d u n<
drearily lob ply “
. ,
M l a a , C A S Ì A U f f S s « t Ah'-» e r e «Ss t a s i
w h ich tim e y o u m a y n d o tlio b ic y c le a n d put it to an> t e s t y o u w iag.
Doteof first publication, July 1". I HHL ■■ though she
hns slipping from j
" P o o r o ld g ir l." 1 »»w *® b<r •‘A**’
mediano w s bava ava« h sd In tb r h ouse. I .s s t
i f y o u a m th e n n o t p e r fe c tly B&tiaftad o r d o n o t Wls»Jl t o k e e p th e
* » , « , , Ila s a * «ranlla a ita
W
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11.
Jdttaenir,
b ic y c le s h ip I t b ack to u* a t o u r ex n en a e a n d
witf » m A«
V «•
bar and !'<* s -tr.i< c.?v ibouebt a,»'«
" p p o r d a r li w t o ld g ir l."
a«»<Kwa aks trfsd som e oY yon rC 4BCAH fcT5.
DAPYADV DislfeAP< W e fu rn U h t h e h ig h e s t g ra d e b ic y c le * I t «
A J in le le trn to r ol the E .tnte ol that she wus hive had a prymcnl’-'.on
A lt e
sai" t" ber hjtad aim o.»
p ^ i b t e t j m ~ k e a t o n e sm a ll p rofit a b o v e
"You vs t‘>et * whole year."
te M s d la te iy W s battirscotn m rm ' »-»scorcia
a ctu n l f a c t o r / c o s t . Y ou w v c S10 t o l^ m ld d lo m e n ’a p rofits b y b u y -
L. P . Johnsen, ile< ease I. of what Y ”
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crt:d, a
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. lu g d ir e c t o f «•» an d bn v o th e m a n u fa c tu r er a g u a ra n tee l* h ln d j o u r
CO» ntort.il S. os t',r
iy h o»e Irca. ,
PINsbnrs Sala « Depot'’ Cu. riuatiur* > » ,
"Then you Lrew » r » ir ago“
b icy c le. DO NOT BU Y a b tcy clo o r a p a ir o f tire» from
at
u n til y o u r mh ivo o r r c a t. Itjg’io» a n d learn o u r n n h e a r a of
an gli-ulskt
Damea 1 St tls .
"Ye-;; 1 » fu tn y . Freddy, but
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t o r id o r a g e n t* .
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O reg o n A g r ic u ltu r a l C o lleg e
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couldn't Imagine ’sh? no “ “
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moved r.’.e tu t Hast tiny bit. When
(F/ m O s l«w y r ir r * wo ra n nmlro ym i t b n v a r . W • a»ll tb a M«»“ ►* ■ " ■ ** *¿'£*‘**¿¡2
.T h is great Institu tio n open« I tt.fovM
k "« rwuew tbanany ot her factory. V ’ a a r sat!«i1ed
have It. ’ "<« 1 m * 'i- r i.l fo *-< to «!>*•! Lsi'dry tc!J n-.e he cared, I trlpd to
can M il our Wcy»U* u i« k f jo u r o w » uajmj >1*1»*td o a b le our prieaw
for the fa ll semester o.n Septi- ml»rr
house. I »»» I*« f n:l” ‘
Ul1'
lh n< 1 to cd him. but he » ¡ 4 then
„ s e c o s o M A s a u ic v c L s a i S7o
■>■>« r w . n , t a C e s « n < t bl’ T ^ s. Sut
Courses of Instruction include ,
U .siring my we riu ’ W tod t i c shV Ins- | that 1 didn't, and afterw ard, he knew
ntnnltBron l»<n<l takas intra«!« t > o u r (>.icac<* ret* IdUMSM, Taaae wa ciaar out prom ptly a t pnaaa
er«.l Agifoulturc, Agronomy, Animal up together »3» « » ku?ss .hb-jk as If , It r a t j o x He watched my eyes, he
S to ck »r.d p o u ltry h a v e few
tr o u b le s w h ic h a - e tu x b o w e l a n d
H a s h a iu lry , D airy Husbandry, Bo«te I ’d t’ " o « H s ’«n- s’ to- ttr’ t open , sold, when you were ebouL «nd when
l i v e r ir r c g 'ila r .t ic . - B l a c k -
riology, Botany aod P la n t Pathology, Uu- ' ......., * d w: e ■ «Lit came In to , be told me that. I was as astemlahed
llr a u g lit S t ', k a nt I’o u 'tr y M e d i-
P o ultry Husbandry, Horticulture, E ty ­ see me, 1 tried to Istogh 1« o®. «<1 • I at you were when I told you.
r»-TT-~ r a la » a i.i. r t e e n i . ? • » « • ® « 5 * - 2 ?
c in e 1’ 1. lio-vel a n d l i - c r r- iu e d j
SAMPLE PAIR
Mavar RiauBn w «*«••» or i*rtf*e. mt sic. me.
"W hen your horse threw you that
mology,
Veterinary Science, C iv il En- Jollied her up
f o r it" « ’*
•« F " ’ ’ llM“ « n f 1"* u*
' -imioopoe,oHLr
.. . C U B E C O N S T IP A T IO N . ...
"Landry 'll he good and Jealous If
d ig e s t io n in a p r f i c t co O d itlo n .
time, then 1 knew beyond a doubL for
W w S b * ~ fk — r S m sm *. IkiwagB. “wHwwL *•«
W<
g nec lo g . Electrical Engineering, M e­
' Tkf r tp J tr r tu U
rtrgg.
you d >n’t watch out.' I told her. " I
P r o m in e n t A m eric a n b r e e d e r ’ a n d
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— tlt.M ft* f i r , b it » jaow Jat, uh
I suffer’ d agonies thinking p bat
chanical Engineering, H ln ln g Engi­ he’l- vs you're In love with n:e. old
B i * s » m m«H ■t ’tra n ta srt b* aV <iror-
farmers Ite p t h c ir h erd * a n d flo ck s
might have happen«!. Tou were so
■BrTQ -BAG g»BA* u. <1 Mfet TbSsaas MsSiv
neering,
H
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ay
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lm
eriiig
,
Do­
HO MOtETHOHBLEFROM W «OTEHES
girl.” Her lava flamed a sudden crim ­
« * l , h v r.) g i r i n c h -rs an o o c »
ghasrij that I was horribly frightened.
w a iL e,
arOUaawHI »0« lat tea a lra a t.
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mestic S iien w i, Domestic A rt, Cotn- son over Its Old pallor, and she looked
fh o M A A d e H a r e K M n c y ¥ scb V *
1 felt sure that you were at least
A h u n d red th o u sa n d p a ir s so ld la s t r e a r
aiU Poultrv Medicine in their
Then I caught her
mcrec; Forestry, Fhsrtnaey, Z.sdo y, at me sharply
m & lm »d fo r Ilf»-”
D o n ’t K n o w It .
f ,» d
A nv sto ck ra ise r m a s b u y a
1
Chem istry, Physhs, Mathematic», En­ band aDd puHc«l her down to me
rk lln r . v e r y d m rsble a n d lin e d iiu,l<!n vl:!>
And then, she brought me the letter
25 <ent h a lf
k ir t i g h t ca n
K ow T o i u .
a (.p ed a l M
q u a lit y o f ru b tv r , w hich n e v e r be-
glish Language and Literature, Public kissed b»s. a* I always had. and for a , —Landry's letter, that was not to be
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nf *h i* tn.’d x i m f ’ CTi h i* «h-al«;
c o m e t p o r o n s e n d w h ich «
moment
she
laid
her
faee
against
mJ-
F ill a b o t t l, or c o m m ,
a n d k e e p h is Mt»ek in <i(p»ron*
p u u cto rv » w ith o u t a 1 1 o w1 ' n i y t h o r Ir t o *
delivered tin’ ll I had found my own.
Speaking, Modern Languages, H istory,
r s a d let It sta n d t
fro m s satl.-flid-
w e h a v e h u n d red s o f le tte r » tiw
» u m k »»•
cheek.
h e a lth io r weekR. D ea ler» p - a e r -
O h IbA i i f t t t r .
If I hAd only *e*n It
A rt, Architecture, Industrial Pedago­
,<cd p p o n c e
s t a t in g t h a t th e ir t in s h a v e o n ly b een inirnyi
■What
tt
row'd
been
killed
T
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she
■sill k v p lt t r c k - l‘rn cff!tte> b«’< iand
r> m o re th a n
when Landry died Ktt woold not have
or t w ir e 1 n a w h o le eeanon. They -we tgh no
g y,
Ih y s le a l
Educstion,
M ilitary
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u n h e illh y c o n d i- j
grown pale watting for what woe al­
g iv e n b y s e v e r a l la k y jrre
e r* o f th in , siMbcXilly p rep a n d
m k . • w d * < *»t» f o r » s a n m le
«-fence at d Titctles, and Music.
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fa b ric o n t n
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T h e r c g u lr r p rice c f th e s e tire»
h e t v r r e a d
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n e y s : i f It s ta in s ,
"You'd etlll have Landry," I retort­
"You confounded blind old bat. be
thn » rt«ler
c n ly a ll.N
m a k in g a t g » c U l^ fa ^ o r ■y
,> p rice u> •*»**
•<»•»«• « o f f oniw
t O per p a ir. A ll o rd ers ahlppcd ’
il.ntt.in.x o,« M. Heine C o ., t h a t -
your lin e n It is j
mailed free i u application. A.ldr.ss: ed. and Kit slapped mo It wasn't the
d » V le t t e r " 6 r e c e iv e d . "We
p p ro v a l. Y ou d o n o t pi
p a y a c e n t u n til y o u
w e a s l h i l ip
p C C’. . O. I), o on
n a ap
wrote, 'w h it in the name of all that's
ts n iM g a , i'c u u .
e v id e n c e o f k id - j
h a v e e x a m in e d a n d f«mnd th em s t r ic tly ax r c ir y nte d .
R e g i s t r a r , O r e g o n A g ricuiln ral College a r e t time by any means, for you see
holy do you stay around here t o '’ If
W t w ill a llo w a e» » » disses«»« of ft pa» cant (Ui»5«»by m a k ln t tB« price « 4 .» » per pa ir) I f yow aaad rx »v u c»My
n e y t r o u b le ; to o -
W IV H O W O « « V n d e n I T t h l . s d ^ S tlW -R .» . Y •- run ao r l - i l s « n d . n f u . an order a .
we'd been boy cad g rl together
I
I was such an egregrlous donkey aa
t'orvullis. Ori gi n.
ratarned a t OUR expeoas I f to r any raaann U h y nr© n •« o a tO e t o r y cn e ia m U M .'!« .
P * ta c tly M ia M e
ir eq u e n t d e sir e to
Ko ...arta, <•»■•
«oran« in
ih u k .
t i ■ i <
. a ir «•« »■■’ -7 j » * have «WT aaad o r awn a t anv price*
ar.<1 I money
nx>»*y awnt
went t l o w lnaa
Ina««afen*
In a bank.
you art I'd go off and dis but I v» go*
S c h o o l Y c t» r O p e n » S e p t. ’J O tli couldn't help seeing that h»i eyes
p a s s It o r p stn In
M a a k - D v n ,M Jtt ck and P ' s l ry
_kAf’
. t l.m pcP
lI batter, last l.m reran.1 l'H.k | »« r than anv t l / a « V 1
Hjr. .s
m s l . faster,
w ear
looked funny
A new expreesltm. I'd
W a know th a t yon w ilt ba ao well fleaaud t b M * 1 0« j » « y * n t a Heyvla yoo trill l i r a aa yosrorUar. W a w a a t
tewt*’ la e t* « '» s l> s s » la v « r S rUKl Our
_
the b a c k Is a lso
to P« the one instead—and I've go»
oever eeen there before -and 1 won­
i a , n 3 t í j y j ¡ ¡ í ¡ . ¡ a i s , w , « « f iíi, o .'T .
«w »™ — .11«.
That's *v»r the w a / In
S lo e * w as o o ir ia , bw l «h««< .’ »■ • ' “ *
mavtnetng proof th*l ths kidneys and tbd -
eye* to
m e S t), m d is lo a » d n o ” t,” ’J , r *
dered.
Asroro out of order.
_________
tears.
t
h
i
s
vile
of
r e t '. i n r SO
Ttasr a r , lo- k m » SO
It was shortly after that poor Landry
W kat to De.
"W ell, you must know some time. 1»
ts<*r Ct’ D t b t i e r .
eame down with typhoid
It was a hard
Thors Is comfort In tho knowledg* so
u u n m rv za
ttraa fro m a n i on* until Srm know tho s in r aad wou«>arftil o«a«a w aa ra n a k la c .
(Bucessar to A. B. CABIS)
will come to you all at once, aa the
P
8. p. »BOOXINTlTOM
rssood. that D r. K ilm e r 's S » -a m p -
eare Tom the start ficroet'.mee It gets a
knowledge of It cams to mv— then old
.
frost kidney remedy fulfills every
grip on a man and an M D can see
boy. I wouldn't mind bolng In y u r
In curing rheumatism, pain in li e
that there's no hope whatever Than»
boot* I'd give my life for that one
_____ kidneys, liv e r , b lad d er a n d e v e r y part
goodness, we were ell there with him
hour os bappt'y and freely a» I ’d lose
• f tha urinary passage. It corrects Inityjtv
He
-»aso't
alone,
se
he
had
b een th e
K hoM w ator and scalding pstn In passing
a copper to a plekA'oflSy
te r»n ’
greater
part
of
bis
life
-s
in
c
e
he
1
g, M bad affects following use of liquor,
—eo I give you my blessing end wb«t
been
s
little
chap,
th
fart
He
wasn't
wtaasrbaar, and overcomes that unpleasant
Anything not in stock, will lo o ily. Som eilDis It seemed to me little I can and to y«ev future--though,
aoeeaelty of bolng compelled to go often
of course, you know I mean hers—
that be wee happier than I had ever
daring « a da*, and to get up many ttmai
and that Is the fortune that I haven”,
be pleased tc order
■— “-s night. The mild and tha extra.
wee blat. I M t that be was glad to
been able to squander with all m y idle
•Heal af S w am p-R oo t Is soon
go and I eootda't understand IL It
He PAIRING Nt’ATLY 1)«NE broke we all op. erery one of ua. tor worthlesncsa M a le her happy with
I I elands the highest for Its won-
s to p s ^ a llln R jh a lr ^ in d j^
IL If you can. and so I ^h&.l knoY I
dartol oaraa a< the moat distressing cams.
we loved the poor fellow.
have a hand In her comfort after alL
seed a medicine you should Isava tb s
¡r J iK
baaL Said by druggists tn5Oe. snd$l. sires.
"You weren't cut out tor a pUI-
I found her on the veranda one eve­
Yea may have a sample bottla of thia
doper. old man. Drop ,L Well, eo
T K I-g P A H S N O T IC E .
?,r “
noil terriro s»<t ta.iro, » 4 «ro»
ning. alone In the soft dark nee* I
wonderful
discovery
long
T a k e keer of yerself.' and ba
«hftrg.* . r . «ad«™«*. Try ss
felt s bit down myself Things weren't
md a book that tells
good to h *r to m ate up for your
Any person or p»-r»ons tresp-isrinp
««It. bath sent
going very well, end I bugsn to think
cussed ctupldfy. L an d ry ”
1 say e o ru o m p tio n c a a b « |
rfooaby moil.
upon the Cr- ft L a k e Ranch,—the Me-
that I was not fitted for a profession­
P a te x t Lanyv. t ,
The name stieed up »t us In hie
KUmar I t -----------------------
cured.
N
a
tu
ra
alo
n
a
w
on
11
al
life
after
all
I
M
t
»oo
norry
for
L
e
ila
n
a
n
d
M
a
rs
h
a
ll
R
im-hes,
w
ill
Le
K O 8 E B V B 0 O RKGGT
Opy. U
Psf "« C Ic s .W s s'd n ’ M . 8 C.
w ell-lnow n writing, and »uddenly. a *
o. N. Y . W h e n w ritin g man-
my
pattenu.
I
couldn't
give
a
Judicial,
I
do
it,
i
t
proscented to the utm ost extent of the
~ rtathispopor.
overpowering sense of hie nearness
impersonal sympathy, as a physician
law ; and a reward w ill he given fo r i*,
master'd me K 't retched out a trem­
n e e - . r y ’ • W S»"«
• »
must to he among ths ranks of ths
bling hand
I f*lt » shudder go over
form a*iohan tt w ill le - td e c -h h t -o
v«aa I'1"-"! *•"»“* » ’ c?"
u**
« »»n-HJ’ y ’ s.« mi.
,
■aocessful
E
v
e
n
death
that
came
su'y wribvwt it L'Stest’ «.. V »t«l» « »lb«»
her and • m lrt obechred my sight fog
sVÄ
tlon o f the guilty parties.
( -on tv t » th s r i r t h e m o s t tvor..
, n n . . . » olnod » id »-*V ” c • SB. h' under my notice p orted on my mind
m«xh« -- ‘I « t « ! . " ’ o i rim a g e . p e a » I
,n- •- ,k , .»»-. ó w r -o"'- «•‘»leg *U I»
to »»ch a degree that It unflttsd me to a momeoL Then:
"Yea. yea." I beard her whlepec,
l l t t J ltd -efr. « 'n s ? t f tb<- -i'S ie , « a . g » n t : .
KVM the led-’ , 'es'» ,1" '*> ‘
care tor the U » k ’
io» p o l l i j.-iy on k k n •'JS. U> -i »»-J h n t.c ta ,
, i,.r
1 -i
1
-, t *»'-
faintly, "1 see yoo. dear, deer Lan­
?te«*afat»”l Ma-
I
li-
r
e
g
t
e
a-»»-
m
.
-ìi
i,-*!
i«
W
»
‘
She
took
my
head
and
held
It
ttahtly
l t - n - m i . o . Ah « H i.v t s c S e s w ltt rie l»
U !•«» ,1 I I
• », b it- < .ft-;*’« »
*T-‘ *' r
f » a a¡-w.*rfi»t w»
-,r» 1,’w.l'H-tie, ICI.-T : »11; :. I c e i.'- i e m io s
in both of her pwg. I felt a sudden dry."
« u lc k lr to V » t n S u e n e . o f Dr. M ile ,
»Y-OLO.
f
VISIBILITY
W h a t is a
visib le typ ew riter?
z
W r itin g in sight is p a rt of it.
K e y b o a rd in sight is th e
o th e r p a rt. ’ It«is as im p o rta n t th a t you see w h a t y o u do
L A N D R Y ’S
LETTER *
as to see w h a t y o u h a v e d o n e . T h e k e y -fo r-e v ery -c h ara cter
k e y b o a rd o f th e easy actio n , lig h t ru n n in g M O D E L 1 0
m akes
it th e
o n ly
tr u ly
v is ib le w r i t i n g
m a c h in e .
fe tW J r
Dwited
HEAD ACHE
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