The Stayton mail., August 02, 1901, Image 7

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many years sought to capture him for
T h » g m i l MT|K'iil mmiuil In Olilo luta
lii'i'ii traila f e r m i lo Ibi* o lilo Ari'lmno
log leni nini IIlatol’li’lil Hoclety.
l 'o r Hoim> m o n iI in 11nIinn u m l K f i'iic li
i 'I i k I ih ' i t n
I i i i m * lu r ii t-u rry ln g a Irle -
l 'h o i i f llm- u|i tlio lr ri'N|M'i tlvi* m I o | h ' m o f
Ilio Al|m, um l t lic y fS|NM't umili lo fu m i
il J u m ilo ii, I I iiim o | m '| i I iik illr i'i'l
I p I«-
| iliolilr r o lli III II II l<H I lo li U H W M I Ito lo »'
um l l'urli». T l i f m im i »Jlillciilt p a r i o f
Ilo* W ork lu i« n a t u r a li)’ I mn « lo e ro s a lite
Alpa.
'Ilo* »I«'| iom 1I o f unii Ili H u llo ll, f a i . . I h
o h i -
o f Ilio s ig lila o f lim i H liito. I l II cn
10 U Uo|irOMMl»lll 11IOlimi .'«MI f l l ' l lo-low
Ilio moii lovo l. nm l w a s ni nonio tlin o lo
Ilio |IHH| Ilio M
o f N MOH o r OSlOIINlon
o f ilio l i u l f o f ( 'n lIfo r o lN .
F ro m
Ilio
tru lli, w b lo li piiMMi'M nour l»y , ilio ir n o l
ImikN Ulto ii viim I m i o » tlolil, Nini lo Ilio
o u rly titu rn liig II I* froi|U on tly Ilio sooiio
o f lio iiilt lfill m lriigi* o IT oi ' I m . T I » mii II
(1 o | m m II, » fili li I n oMNooilHlly ro c k r u II.
i - m i TN li I io il t 1 ,0 1 )0 U IT I* N .
I » u r lìi» Ilio n lo o io i'iit li l'o li tu r jr 23ft
nour l'omotM w o r o d lw o v e r o d .U N ngnliiNt
torture, to aatlafy their vengeance for
the numerous Uvea bo had taken.
A short time prior lo l i s o Brady was
hunting lu the vicinity of lids lake, and
for aome duyN had been watching a
company of Inillnua. Flimlly one night
he followed them to a ravine which
opens ut the southwest corner o f H i I n
lake, where he found them sleeping
altout their camp lire, evidently feeling
Ihemaelvea lu perfect security. With
bla gun lu Ida left baud and Ida hunting
knife In Ida right, lie (|Ul«tly stole down
the bill on the west able and was short­
ly alHiidlng among them, while they lu
Mound Mleep did not suspect «langer.
W illi bla knife be killed eighteen of
their number by stabbing them In the
heurt liefore they were alarme«l. When
the eighteenth was dispatched the re­
maining two were dlslurlieil and Jump
cd to Ihelr feet. He wounded one with
Ida gun and then went at them with
knife Nini (Tubbed gun. T h ey rau und
escap»*»!.
A short time after tld » a parly of
warriors from Die Cuyahoga Falla and
Die adjacent county made a rubi on the
aoiilh able of the Ohio Hiver nml mur­
dered several families. Brady selected
a parly of eiperlenced men and fo llo w ­
ed them to the present alte of Ravenna,
where the marauders dlvbl**d. He ill
o j lo ilio o lx lit o o o lli l o o l u r y . T h o o lilo
l o o o l l i l o o l u r y nino I m 'I io I i I n g r o a te r
HUI u I m T o f la r g o ion i IirIIlio ni o o iiio I n
l im o illil U n pri-rloooNNor. T ir * II oomi o f
i I iomo w o ro ilio o o iiio I n o f
IM1I, IH4II,
IMMt. INMI lim i IM O .
Ili Ilio y o n r IHINI
o n ly uno iM-rlmlli ul l'o m o l v ili» k o o w o ,
llu llo y 'N ; n u w iiin o y uro
know n. of
w t i l i t i ut loti ut ho v o lii » 1*11 l i » v e
lieen
I *I ii o t m o f
lim eolN.
T lie
I o iii I h
i
li ri \ »*»1
011 ilio lONeotN limi M|iroml ovor ilio lai
uoi I n , unii oow llioy uro r<*gur<lo«l wlili
•llMfuvor bocNUNo tlioy got loto Ilio ols-
toriiN wliliTi liobl tho mio water limi la
noli « rm lly iimm I for ilrlnklnit piirptmo*
111 Itoriiniilii.
M ory
o f O h io H n n im r r K n o r l
M ru ily ’ e L e a p .
t'a p f.
Itrndy'a l.iikc, ii growing aiimmcr ro
aort In Portage County, Ohio, haa n hls-
tory ronmntlc enough to turn nil Ibo
oilier auminor roaorta in the State gr»*»*n
with envy.
Tho Hume of tin* lake originated from
an adventure which Capt. Siunod Bra­
dy hud with tin* Indiana in 17HH, wrltea
K. W. M hxmoii I ii tbo Ohio Stale Jour­
nal. Hrudy waa n man of (urge propor­
tion» uml herculean atrcngth a daring
lighter and a relcntleaa foe o f the In­
dian. He waa the Ihinld Boone of the
mirthdiat valley of the Ohio, aa the
other waa of the aoulbweat. Portage
County la full of the traditional legenda
of Ida ad vent urea and hairbreadth ea-
ca|H*a. Brady waa familiar with all of
tlila territory and Ita aurroumllnga. He
knew the couraea of the Cuyahoga Hlver
near thla lake aa well aa the paths
about Cburtlera Creek, near Ida own
home, aoiitli of the Ohio. Whenever he
went on any of Ida bunting expedltlona
he waa the one shining mark for the
Indlan’a bullet or arrow, but waa al­
ways able to ewenpe by Ida superior
ability in woodcraft. Many times be
met the Indian single-handed. With Ida
unerring rlII«* and knife, which he al­
ways carried In his belt, be V '«" a »Inn-
gcroua foe to the red man. who for
Take Lassù«« Hroaio Quinine Tablets. AU
irtigglsU refund ll'«’ rnMii*' I I I ! fells to rur«.
fc. vV. U rove’s als nsinre Ison each bog. JA«.
11)7 HlltftnOou»« Ht<if *«itiOf tHC ft»o
Sh« Knew Him.
CANDY
" A l l is lost save honor, ” telephoned
the defeated candidate t< his wife at
2 a.
V m
^
CATHARTIC
iii .
H u ll
SI Met to I’ark, K«n Mateo Coantr. fa t . with
It* ir a iitits l, snrroeaUlns*. perfect climate,
rarelol * u i« r i alen, tborongb Isatrsetlon,
eorriplrle laloraiorlca. and « ymri«a,urn email«
in s 'i'ia in « lla loattlim In tne Iron» rsiika " I
lebnol» to- la»»* on ibc Pmciftc Comal Ira U.
K olli, Hi». D., Prtaclpst.
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" W e ll, you 'll have to walk home,
rasoi m a s k
then, ” ahe answered, " fo r th a t won’t
A forced Alliance.
do you any gissi oil the owl ears. "
Muggins—
Ile married the cook, I
And then nothing hut the low, hoarse
believe.
hiix/.ing of the telephone w ires answer­
PI— ftoi. PaifttftfD« PffUfii Tftkl# <#ood Do
Huggins— Y e a ; you see she wanted
ttood, Mfttor Mtcfton. W f i i m or Gnp« lür 1 > MM.
ed her.
... CORK C O N S T IP A T IO N . ...
to leave.
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C M »«««. Iw te v k l. » « • Tsrft. j||
fond of the fUby.
faihion in Kama*.
" M y wife doesn’t stay hut a week IO-TO-BâO
"W
h
a
t
did
that Kansas woman
down at her mothers.’ ’
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want?”
"H o m esic k ? ”
Valu«*.
"H he wanted a hatchet pocket put
" N o ; hut her younger sisters ad­
Gabl>— There goes a man who is in the side of her seal coat. ”
mired our Isihy so much that they
worth a in il ion.
m-arly washed it to pieces."
A Matter of Expense.
Numskull — N ot to me.
What
Not Emntisli.
“ Doctor, what ia the matter with
makes him so valuable?
me?”
Friend— But you aav the charge**
Hi* View of It.
" Y o u need alaiut three months”
arc without foundation.
McJiggor— I thought your wife was rest from business— that ia a ll.”
<'uui|»aigu manager— Yea, hut in
"T h r«>e m onth«’ rest? That w ill
politics a big superstructure can la- economical.
The other doctor
Thingtimbo!*— Hitch ignorance! My cost me $5,000.
i.uilt without any foundation.
dear man, no woman is ever econom­ said I ii*-«*!«*»! an operation for a pend-
Spring Planting.
ical. She is either extravagant or ! icitia. That would coat only $100. 1
think I ’ll let him operate.”
"Josiali is in s terrible ipiandary.’ ’ stingy.
"W h a t now?”
" H e docaii’t know’ whether he gave
the canary the bird »*»-<1 or whether
lie gav»* it the Hower mx-d slid [ilauDxl
the bird seed.”
CHAMPION BINDERS JOHN P O O L E '
Hard Work.
Km ployer— What'a the matter with
iih a iit ' n
i. s
a c
’
on
e r r A non a
c iv k h
.
vbleil Ida force and followed. He and
bla party follow’»*«! them to au Indian
village near where la Northampton,
Summit County. They were exiiecting
Hrudy with uumbera four to Ida one.
and compelled him to retreat. Hmdy
and bla companions separated and the
Indiana foliow»*d Idm. trying to capture
llllil. They expected to corner lllin at
the Cuyahoga Hlver. He directed bla
course to a narrow place In the river at
the present site o f Kent, near where
the large atone bridge now Stands. 'I be
overhanging rocka on each abb* made
the distance twenty-two feet. T h e In­
diana refrained from shooting, hn they
dealred to capture him alive for torture.
A rriving st Du* narrow pluce ou the
river, "with superhuman strength and
agility. Brady Jumtied and landed safe­
ly on the rock on the other aide. The
foremost Indian called oil him, "H e a p
Jump, white man."
Kn ow in g they
could not make the leap, titey fired
upon him one bullet wounding him lu
the hip.
This place on the fuynliogn Hlver haa
since lieen called " B r v ly 'B b m p ."
Brady Immediately made Ida way, fo l ­
lowed hy the liidlaua. to the lake, ami
Ju m ped lu and swam under water until
he reached a fallen ouk tree on the west
able, and bid lilliiaclf under thla tree,
getting breath by ualng Die broken
Ntem o f a hollow weed. The Indiana
followed him and were once U| h iii Die
fallen tr»*e beneath which be waa con­
cealed. Ile could li»*ar their conversa­
tion.
When at Inat they decided he
waa drowned they withdrew. With pu n
and suffering Brady at last reached Ilia
home again.
From thla Incident II i I n lake was for
many years known aa " B r a d y ’s Pond,"
and Itnnlly 111 Inter years haa beeu
"B ra d y's Lake.”
For the last ten
years It lina been used aa a summer re­
sort.
" I was out walking In the northwest
section of Washington yesterday, and
saw loads of altaturock in one of the
parks. It la Identically the same as
that which tlourlshea on the anil of
Krln. A good many |a*oplc confuse the
ahaiiiriM-k with clover, which It rescin-
bles considerably, but the shamrock
can always be told from the other by
Ita small, yellow blossoms, exactly like
a strawberry bloom. Thla blossom puts
forth five little yellow lenvea. Now
the Idoaaoiu of the clover la either red
or white, and it la larger and shaped
(llfferently.
“ The ahamriM'k haa tnree leaves,
which. In moat Instances, are perfect
in their heart shape, though not al­
ways no , mid It grows luxuriantly In
llmeatone regions. The tradition that
St. Patrick explained the mystery of
the Trinity hy the little flower la the
common explanation of Ita adoption aa
Ireland’s moat cherlsh»*d emblem."—
Washington Post.
Can give you
Rnggiee. Plows,
WiD'imills *n»i
Machinery. See
Muddled clerk— Tired th s’ah si).
"Tir«*d, eh ?”
"Y e a h ;
1 lax-n work ill’ like a
horse."
" A h , I m ? c ; carrying a load, e h ? "
the best bargains in
Boilers and Kngines,
Pomps and General
os before buying.
Where do You
Sell Your Hides?
Ttv* Mean Kind.
" I t ap|ieara it was the gift of seven
cigars that rcvculcd the hiding place
of Aguinaldo. ”
" I smoked one of (lie sort the other
n ig h t.”
What sort ?”
“ The aort that is mean enough to
make » ‘ mail lietray hia grandmother. ”
try
me.
Wealways pay the Highest Price.
Wm Qumrmnt mm
Thal Ihc Kccentrlc Sprocket Wheel on (hi*
mmrhlne w ill give mu mbw-lute gmin of IS*, per
cent of power mt titnm ot tielng mud dix-hmrging
bandle
Chats, L. Mas tick A Co,
75 Front St., cor. Oak. Portland, O r-
The Korce-[ee<l Kl««m(or will »mate lem. grmin
thmn any other
ThereIm less-battering.
The K rllei Kmke keep« Inner end ot platform
dear.
Kvertone ot th o.« m ing Champion Binder
«ay* it baa no e<|ual.
S mrer
TAKE
THE
SEND COK C A T A L O G U E .
Hair Dy« and Imurcanca.
Hair dye in considered so detri-1
mental to long life that a continental First and Taylor Sta.
naaiirancu com prny refuse* to insure
the lives of |M*nnms u-ing it.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
Many Ovil«»« N* *r Mob'l«.
A big oyster l*’sl near Mobile. Ala.,
ha. U x - ii u U foi 1 1 « ) <sai
Ii is es- ,
timated that there are f lOM.lNMl worth
o f oysters in the l«*d at thin time.
HORTLAND. OK
Resolutions
Keeley Cure
ture relief f»om liquor, opium and touaoeo
habit», hend lor particular# to
M o v e d to « TO Wi l l i a m
A « « . . E aat Side.
Inlay Institute.
Wholesale ik>ots and Shoes
KRAÜSSE *
PRINCE,
87 and 89 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
y o u KNOW W HAT YOU A H E TAKING
W hen i *ii! take »¡rorr’s Tutdru Chil! Tonic,
brean»« tbe formula
mala if
is plainly printed on every
bottle ibonrlng that It is almplr Iron and Qul-
cm« in a taatele*»
en form. No Cure. S t Hay. sor.
Catalogue Furnished
All Kinds Carried in Stock.
Started her Sony.
Mrs. Brown fat Mrs. Smiths tea
party)— (Hi, dear, that dreadful Miss
Smith is hinging again.
1 wonder
what at 11 rlid her.
Tom m y Brown (aged
seven)— F
dropfied a penny down her hack when
she wasn't looking.
l pun Application.
GE/SLER PATENTS
COMPANY.
Chamber
of Commerce,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Secure« patent* for inv -ntion«
in the I nited Stare- an I foreign
conntric*. Also iie-rouaies mar­
kets and defend* patent inven­
tions.
No heirer terms or facilitica
than we offer obtainable any­
where.
Harmeut of onr fee,
may be deferred till parent ii
allowed. W rite lor pampulet.
Hotel Flavol
CASTORIA
1» fili!
ÄVfcgelaUc PrcparalionforAs
similalinß ihcFtxxlatulReöula-
Unß the Stomachs and Dowels of
I nf \ \ t
s
/(
o t
N
Bears the
Signature
of
.
a h c o t ic
/»ryr * O U />
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
h il d k k n
Promotes Di^estion.Cheerful-
ness and Rest Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
N
Opens lor season June J3, 1901.
Col. J. F. Harvey, Manager
For Infants and Children.
THE “StoNTgRKY” OK ORK'iOS.
Most beautiful an*1 terfectly equipped sum­
mer reaort. Every conrenienc - mid comfort.
Free bus from hotel to't'trf. Harbin*, tubing
dancing, bowling
A splendid hotel with
lovely surrounding*. Under new in*n*gem enl
this year. For rati s and re.servatinns aldress
HOTEL FLAY EL, Ft a t ml. O re.
O r J . L. M IT C H E L L ,
e r a M a r o u a m B id -}..
A Private
tiPITCHKH
School
AULA» JUk -
Apcrferl Remedy forConstipA
Hon, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea
Worms ,('onvulsK)BS .Feverish­
ness and L O S S O F SLEEP.
NEW
P o r t la n d , O r a .
FULL
N flU T A R Y
ACADEM Y
/(«t ili» SnU'
Jtx.tmM, •
Far Simile Signature of
Ile Haw IN on l).
Tom She promised to give me a kiss
for every shooting star I saw.
Jack How did you come out?
Torn Well. I haven't collected the ac­
count yet. hut her father landed on me
alaiut live minutes later, and she owes
me nt least a million kisses now. New
York Kveiiing Journal.
Portland, Oregon,
Poot ot Morrteon StrMC
J’OII ?
"
M. Maurice l.ovy. Ho* l'roNlilonl of
ilio KremTi Acadomy o f K i T oiicoh , ro-
lonrkoil lo a rcccot aililroMN limi ilio
calinoli I n olio of ilio onmt limlrui'tlve
tiiboralorloii limi mi T ooco immimohhom . Il
w un ilio mmloni cuunon. ho nulil. wlilch
MljiKOMtc'l Ilio U|»|>I1 cn MOU o f 0X|tl«m1vo
gttaoa In tho ilrlvlng of ooglno«. Tho
ox|>ertciire o f Ilio I iiiiiio iih o proHMUroa
oh'nlncdlo caolino a lio |od lo tbo «<»• o f
proNNiiro lu Ntonin machlnoa. whlch a
fow yrar* ago wonbl bave lieoo rogarti-
od aa Impractlrablo. Tinnì e*|»oiTiuoiita
totonded prlmurlly for tbo parfMMME of
vrnr bini roMiltod lo tbo advanco of tho
trlumpliN of poai'o.
Aiuoiig Un* gront adori lift c advaocoa
o f tbo country juat paaMod tboro la odo
wlilch la acidulo incililoood. altliough II
la of remarkahle Interoaf. It la ilio tieni-
o iih I rat Ioli of tbo faci I bn t atom*a and
mcliilllc iiiUNMoa full from Ibo aky. I»r.
o.
Farrliigeon roto loda uà that tip lo
tbo liogliiulhg of Ilio nliiotoootb country
tbo allindo of «den tin o moli toward tbo
accontila of atoiica roporiod lo bave
falloo from Ilio aky tra a In gotiornl "olio
of acorii and Incretlullty.” ilo ipioioa a
renilirk o f ITcaldciit .lolTorNoii wlioo
lobi limi l'rof Silumin) ami Klgalo.v
luiil doacrlbcd il abowor o f atoooa at
Woaton. Cooii.. lo lsn7: " I l la oaalor to
bollovo limi Iw o Yankee profcaaora wlll
Ilo tinnì lo bollovo limi Nimica wlll full
American Mi»mr<M'k.
from boaven.”
It wua ooly nflor n
"F e w |M*ople, comparatively speak­
g r ò « ) abowor o f inotooric atoooa ut Lui­
ing. lire aware that the shamrock. Ire-
gi«», in Frnnco. In INO,*! Inni b»*on enro-
land'a miDonal emblem, grows in many
fully III » ostiglito»l by Ilio Kronch Acmi
parts of the I'nitisl States," said
omy timi inoli o f addico tlimlly bociuno
coli vinco»! t lui t alidi Diluirà rcnlly oc­ Michael Cnvuungh, of Boston, during
a recent vlalt to Washington.
corro»!.
R O M A N T IC HISTORY.
** I hmwm
• • In i ( 'A M 'A B R T t f t i i d B «
ft mi 14 »11*1 ftffftctiv« IftSftitvF th «f ar* «imp » won
dwrfai Mf flft'itfhl«r tuft 1 wtr« t»otb#rtd wltft
• irk fttoniftrb anO o»jr '.fci»rh » • • i * r i nad A fi«r
taking ft fftw 4'* m » s of Cawrsrau w* l.mwm improved
«ODdftrftiltf They nr#t * irroat h«lp to 10
« family
Wli Mt i Ml* a N aobi .
T O O U I t 1 C A C O L D l ì * « IN E D A T
"Robbing PtUr.**
Town»!— For godness sake, w hat are
you ao cranky alxiut?
, Browne— Oh, I asked my wife to
*i*w a button on my coat.
Town«— And wouldn’t she do it?
Browne— Yea; but I ’ ve juat discov­
ered that the button she aewed on my
cost waa cut from my vest.
FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
m i o ut m oro H iu ii on o ro iu r u l o peri-
lio llo n .
lio riu m lu I n r o n iu rk a lilo f o r Ilio soar
c i t y o f lum i v o r io lir u to a n im a la . I l | m * s
momhom o o ly o lio m | m * i 'I on o f r e p tlle , u II*
u n i. n m l n u lli llf t e e ii o r t w o n t y .v»*ars
unii tlio r o n o n * n o i i i i i | i I i II i I u iin A t tim i
tim o Home o f Ilio lu i»»- i ì i i I h iiu I o u i I n
w o r o Ilo (Miri od fr o m l*otn urN rn b y th o
o w m - r o f n Ito r iiim lu ii
g o n io n , w lio
t l i m i t i l i II iomo i i i i I io u I h w o u lil (T ou r I i I m
BAD
BREATH
Th« Ntctltiry Advsares.
She— You shun Id a|S’ak to pa|»t
first. You don’t eX|act him to make
the atlvamsea, «lu you?
Ho— W ell, if he doesn’t, how urc
we to get married?
YORK.
D o sis - K (
A I G 11 t o n lh % t i i i l
i ni s
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Store teeth hardly e 'e r look uaiurul.
I
For boarding and day pupil«.
<)|«tis September 1».
Fine
new building. The principal
has had twenty-three years’
experience in Portland. Cor­
respondence solicited, for
catalogues address
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
J. W . H I L L . M. I»..
P. O. drawer 17, Portland, Or.
Is beat tim e to cure CatArrh.
Bronchitis and Consumption.
Onr remedy is guaranteed, f l .
~ O.
»0 1
»73.
W. H. SMITH I CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
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