Oregon City enterprise., August 19, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

ORECJON CITY ENTEJU'JtlHE. FlilUAV, Al'UUHT J!, JLUU.
i
! LARSEN & COMPANY S
Cor 10th A Main It.
OREGON CITY, ORKOON.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERIES
AND PRODUCE i
LAND PLASTER
liny, Grain, field,
riowcr and Gar
den Needs.
WE PAY CASIIJ FOR
COUNTRY PROCUCE
...
o
LOCAL BRILTS
Dr. U 0. lea, Dniillst, llooni
mil IS. Masotlla llldg.
Al.i t Mcrn.im, ut Villi), Oregon
HUM
In oicgon t'lty. Hnturduy.
S I'l rKiiiiuii, uf Now Kr.
limguii ity, Tuesday.
tin. Hurley, residing In Kuimiin
City addition, lit vol)' iV, ut Imr I in
V. A. Hi') Ilium, iiiiinllii'lil altornnv
nt Kh t hi nlu, miim In thin i lly Mmi'
ilny.
A lliirk, ut KiiIiiiiiii, Wash,, In vIbII
1 n u brother. V. ('. Murk, of till"
city.
The
lleiiiy
Hun
Mr.
Wash
City
Mln
retail lliiiur Iiiiiihk of 1). Mil
ium been milil to H. l'isis'f 6
l,l Hunker, of W'll I ii Wulln,
In Uniting Tttcilils III Oregon
Mill Kill I'l lllOMII It'llVI'S till
week fur
brief vlsll oltll fili-inlii III
Seaside.
MIih Nellie Derby r't (trtit'it rliitur
iliv evening fruiii mi nlcudcd vlsll
ill NVirt
.1. li UM nml family, who hnvn bnnn
h J in r ii 1 ii k nt Wllholt HprliiKn, re
turned Tiii-ily.
Mr nml Mrs. Jiiiiii-ii A Tufiit h u v
ri'luriii'il from u few days' outing it I
Hnnnldn. Oregon.
Mm i: (' lirnnuuinu, wtm tin n lii-t-n
nl Newport fur neverul weeks, linn rn
tlllllri) in On-l(i ill City.
Mm Mi-tit Hiirlnw Ijiwrcnrn, iiftir
sojourn uf x-vnrnl weeks ill V achats,
n-lnrni'il huiuii Tilnsdny.
I'hnrlch Mniilliiii. who Is at Ainnrl
run Uikn with t'iitiimiiy "ti," r-liirtuil
to Oregon t'lly Weilnnnhiy,
I'lrl'irlnl Iti'Nli'w Pattern arn thn
linnf H. i rain hy V. A- Holme", fid"
Main hiii'iil.
Minn Nmit llnninii li'ft Munilny fur
Tiu'oinii. Wnh . li"ri lm will nK'iiil
HKVITUl vn-ki with relatives.
Willinm (iunliii-r nml mm In law.
Krunat Walker, urn enjoying rnii
lir n. nr Mllwnuklo fur a week.
Mrs John II. U'nllii-r, who hns linoti
vi-tv III at her Iiiiiiik mi Hnvmith nml
WimhlriKtiiii trcnt, linn rerove-retl.
Mr nml Mr. J. V. lender mill son.
Mr. Mclnlyrn mill Ml .Mclnlyrn, arc
nm-nillnK ii few ilny tinnr Muiini
Hood
tit-urge WlUon, n retired farmor nf
Snlnm. hn lin Ih'i-ii visiting III
lirutlirr. H. I). VVINun, him rrluriu-il
lniin
Mr Arilnir Williams ami Iiit moth
ir, Mr. Iliiiilurf, nre spending a few
wis-k nl Ornan I'ark on North
Mi-n i'h
Mm. t'liinm TIiiiiiiii nml aim. llnr
hert, l-f t Munilny fur tin- stain of
Washington, when tlu'y will v I h (
relatives.
Ml Pearl Cimiiilii'll. of McMlnn
vllln. hns nrrlvml In llila city, nnil l
tlin guest uf Ml Nellie )i-rliy fur a
few ilny.
Mr. V K. lunpnr li-ft Tuesday fur
HllleUI, "Ilorc lll- Will Vllt IllT
daughter, Mr, William II. Ilurg
liiinlt. Jr.
Ml Hally Warrnn, uf (Ink drove,
mi In ttil city Friday, thn gunst of
Mr. M'-lilriini. of Twelfth nml WnHh-
lllKtUtl Htri'l'l
Mr mift Mr. Kri-il lniiiiliry, ar-runiiiinli-il
liy I lit foriniT' mutlliT.
Mr. Hninitiry, lufl TiumhIuv fur
NiKTt. wIhtu tlii-y will ri'iniiln
Hi'vi'in! wri-k
Mr U'lin Cliiiriiinn imd iIihikIiIit,
Ml .lunr, lufl Siilnriliiy fur Umi!
Hi'iirli. Wnli wIiitc ttii'y will riMiinln
fur uvrnil wooka.
Mr. Hint Mr. Irvlnn Hiiurli ri'tiinicil
to OM-iion City Mnmlny from Kim till
l.nc. Mlrh, Mr. Unm-h wn Ml Htr.
llm Frt'ili-rlck. uf thl city.
Ir. A. I lli'utli n f ii m 11 y , who
linvu Iii-pii NuliinrnliiK on tint (lipr
Molnlln rlvi-r fur th fnt thn-o wirka,
ri'turni-d liunm Hntiitiliiy.
Ml Mnrlim llunilii'l, n ntinli'iit of
tlii I'ntvTTHlly of Ciillfornln, I In tho
city fur n forlnlk'lit' vlalt wlih Iiit
rmiMln, Ml Kulnlln ScIiiipIicI.
Mr. mn Mr. W. A. Huntley nml
Ml linlm lluntluv rPlnrnoil honir
Tliiirmlnv from n wccli' oiiIIiir nt
Toll Ontc. on til" .Mimnt Hood roml.
Mr. V. Ilnrrl mid twti chlldriMi,
lliTlicrt mill I.lllnn, who linvo hcMi
HoJournliiK nt Wllholt SprliiKH fur thn
piiHt flvo wih'Iih, rpturncil liumo- Krl
ilny. Mr. (iiMii'Kt' Kly nml two clillili'on,
Cnrol mid EIoIho, nccompmilcil li
-CO TO-
A. II. STURGES
For Big Bargains on
Pianos and Organs
Singer Sewing Machiius
carried in stock
i
Second hand Machines
ftom $4.00 up
Also good buys on
FURNITURE
SEVENTH AND
CENTER STS.
Ml Muuil Mornn, litft Humlny for
Wllholt, wIipiii tlmy will filjoy cump
lirn fur it wnnk.
Mr, (limn Whllii, nf Cnnhy, wiia
In thl clly ThiirNilny on liur way In
rinilmiil nnil 0wi'ko. At tlm IiiIIit
plncn aim will vllt Iiit pari'iil, Mr.
nnil Mr, lliilui'.
Ml Kiilliryn Hliuiult roiuriinil
In mm Thumiliiy from Kclwi, Wnli.,
wlii'iii iiIid linn li'n-ii clili-f opiTiilur fur
tint I'ai'ltlu 'I'l-li'iihoiui Conipnny for
i'voru monlliH,
Ml lli'lun (IIi'iihoii, wn iilnc
i'il to li'iii'h In (hn HlllHlioro ni-IiuoIh
fur tint cuniliiK yt'itr, ha rtlKm-i to
iii'i-iipl u iiioii. liicmilvit pmililon In
I hn A iitui'lii city mcIiiiuIm.
.IiiiIk" Mt llilili', of III" Hiipn-ini'
cuiiil, nrrlvfil fruin Hiili-m Witdnn
day, nml will li'iivn llm InttiT pint of
Hn- wki-Ii on hi oiitliiK, In tint vli-lnlty
of Minion I jili iv
Mr William WihIiik nml iIiiiikIi
Ut, ltotii, uf Tai-ninii, linvit nrrlvi'il
In (til city mid will lm tint mhohi
of Mr. K. J. Mnmliiill nml iIiiiikIiIit,
MU (iraycii, ut ('mn'iiiiih, fur bovitmI
wtu-k.
Mr. mid Mr C, Hviii'l"l and funilU
left Wi'itm-iliiy fur (luviTiimniit
Ciiinp, wtiurti tlicy will remain ovm
iiIkIH. ami ,xi",i rcncli thn new
linn on Mount lluuil linfurtt tlii'lr re
turn Imri'.
V. M. Allien, who re(ntly nuld hi
plum nt Maple Ijine. left Munilny
with hi wlfit fur enion, Wah.,
wlicitt lliey linvit iiirrhlic(l irupiTiy.
Mr. Amen mid hi wlfit liuvtt heeu III
with rhiMiiiintlHiii,
Men weailnn apparel In nil line
Ncwcal lye hoy' Hull IIchI fur
ent niiniity. Thren dour auuili of
lotltutctt. W, A. Iloline"
I. . K. June hn relurneil from M
outlliK lit .New purl, hill Mr, .lone
will remain for annin llnii' nl th" re
Mint Mr. June rei'rt Iiiikm crowd,
nl that place nml that the holnl ami
In mi iIIiik luue nre pretty well 11 1 led.
A ieclnl hiiptlnuiiil Mervlcn wa
held nt thn Kt. I'niil' ICilcupnl church
Hundiiy nflerniMin. when llev. T. K.
Mow en haptUnd the I Ufa lit child uf
Mr. iiml Mr W. K. Hum, and ihn In
fant child of Mr. nml Mr. Thomii
I HtWHOII.
Mr. and Mr, (i. (). I'nynit nml mm,
nf l AnK"lf. Cnllfurtilii, hnve ar
rived In ihl rlly ninl are Ihn kui-hI
tif Mr. uml .MV William tinrdiitT nml
fit ml 1 y nl Melilrum. Mr. nml Mr.
1'nynn lunr cuuiit tu On-Knii to nmk
their huiuii, and will reldn In I'ort
hind. Mr. mid Mr. A. M. White, Mr nml
Mr K I. Hlmmun. Mr. uml Mr
eiureiire llrunnr nml Mi Annie
Johniton. who conipoHe u camplnk
pnrly Hint enjoyed thn e lr at New
lirl for two week, havn returned
Inline, ami It I lntci (hut Mr. White
wn Ihn wiimi uu huriied man on thn
hench.
II. l. Wll-ion. It. J. IIiiiIhoii, llert
Nnh, ami Kliuer Hoe, who hnvn lienu
on a huuttliK lrl In the Nehnli-m
country, havn returned home, hnvlniti
i. hoi nevetnl deer a lid alo rmiKht
liundrnil of film M'ckleil ImuutleH.
Mr. Wilton wa the chef durllii? thnlr
tny In the wild uf Oregon, and
pruveil hlninlf an nxpert Thn pnrly
I alr.'iuly plmniliiK a trip fur next
ypnr.
Vuii can liuy a luiuiinuck fur one
luilf price nett Haiiirduy and Monday
nt Huntley llrti. Co Alioul :o left
niliKlliK III prlcn from f 1.35. 2 Ml, $1 Oil
up lo f H mi. Your cholre Saturday
mid Monday fur Jut onn-hnlf rfKiilur
price.
Mr. and Mr. C. II Caullelil. Ml
K 1 1 1 1 n Caullelil, Itayniond uml Wnllncn
Cuullelil nml llothwnll AvIhiiii left
Tucdiiy fur (iiiveniinnnt Camp, where
they will apelnl nvera week on their
properly nml nnjoylna the niuuuluin
air. Itnviiinmt and Wallace Cnufli'ld
Intt year tnudn thn hei rncord of nuv
purty nicemlliiR Mount HimmI, and It
I their Intention to mialn ncnml ihn
nioiintiiln tmforn nturnlni; homo.
Mr. lMward II. Ijiiupert, who hn
linen rnalillitK nt Tnconiu, Wnh., nr
rived In On-uim City nml will vHIt
with her ltnr, Mr. Maxwell Telforil.
uf Cnnnninh. Mra. ljunorl wn form
erly MIh Cnrrln l,ut, of thl city.
Shn will imiii lenvn -for Mt'dford,
where her IiuhIiiiuiI will ro Into IuihI
nn. Shn wn iicroinpiinlcd hern hy
her mother, Mr. A. ,Iuhnon, of I'ort-l-tml,
who will aln vllt hern for a
few day.
MIh Chrltiilin Jewntt, who ha
heen nlecied n teaclmr In thn city
Bchooln, and who win nHitlmied to thn
tit nt Rrndn at the Knthnm hiilldluir,
arrived In thn clt V .Monday from
Salem to make nrrmiKemnnt fur her
home Ip Oregon City dui'liiK thn
Hi'lioul year. She I a Krndunto of
the llllnol Slate Normal nml came
Wet a few wnnk nno to Join hnr
pn'niil. who niiived from llllnol and
loented lit Salem.
SOCIETY
(Continued from ini;n 1)
Ice cream nml cuke wore nerved.
Thnre worn nhout Ual pinpln, utt.Mul
Inn, many from Portland heliiR HmniiK
tint tuetH. who returned on thn late
cur IiiivIiik been provided for Ihl
purioHe.
Mr. uml Mr, lien llayhumt, the lat
ter the iuhiiukiT of thn llinne Tele
phonn Conipnny In this city, enlur
tallied the cinpluyea of the coirpitiy
nl their homo In Ciimmmh on Thili'H
ilny evenliiK. The urfalr wn a must
enjoyable one. Thn nvonine; we de
voieil to riiiiich, Vocal nml Instrn
mental mimic, followed hy a luncheon.
enent were Ml (lertlo WIIhoii, MIhh
Myrtle Cross, MIhk .IuhIc Curran,
Kiiil Smith, Curl Nehren.
A party f "II people left hero Su
day moiiilnn mid Hpeut the day In
Iho peach orchard ut Ottawn IjiiiiIIiik!
up the Wlllanietto river. goliiK ny
Inunch. The trnna nl thin place were
laden with the dellcluus fruit nml th '
parly feasted nml brnimhl home many
bushel nf peaches. Ono of tho en
Juyalile featurus of the day was tin
Imsket luncltenn Hcrved beneath tho
trees. Tito return trip was niuile iibou:
II o'i lock Sullihiy evenltlK.
Invllatlon have been Issued for thn
c.uldeti wedding iintilvcrsnry uf Mr.
iitul Mrs. .lames Wilkinson, nf thl
city. The affair will take place Tuev
day evenlnn, Aiimi'd ltd. from 8 to Id
o'clock lu the 1'lrst Cone,rej;utlonnl
clinch.
The imiiiiiign of Maxwell Vlelnr ti.
Mb Helen llawuiili was solemnized
at lilgh tu'iin Wednesday at the home:
uf the bride's parents, llev. t'litl Mrs.
!.. !U. 'lawiirth. of ClncKatuas Station,
llev. S. A. Ilnywrii'th, pa-dor of the
Klrsl llaptlsl church nf Oregon City , j
was the (illlclatlng rlergymnn. The;
ceremony was followed by a wpdillngj
dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Victor win
malie their lintne lu Portland, where
Hie griio m Is a well known newspaperman.
Th Proft.Mlon.il Vlw,
An Euiillab phyaHan ot whom many
itorlita ur lu clrculutlon tuny not lm
a u nay in pa t hnt Ic na a rtx.-vut nunc
dot" aniima lu niiika lilui. Il I n pi
(.-InllNl mi all aorta of mniniil dlliirli
n nee ami tint III, apiiHin mid i-ou
vulHloua which wiuii'lliue niToinpaiiy
them Ono of III piillenl. a uiul e
cltnhln )iTon, it uddenly iiliiruied or
Hlrcc, would fall Inlo a ciirluii
column!' nIiiIii from tt hli li hn cinilil
nut hu ruiiMnil ii ii 1 1 J ihn ciri-.-i nl Hn
hhui k had paeil 'I hn ili.vlclnu had
been uinuiunnil imnln uml imiiln. hut
it nlwny hnppcii'd thai tin wn iiwiit
from honm ul Iho limn, nml l.elole he
iirrlveil oil Ihn Hceun of it i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 llm m
limit had recovered At lut "in- iiluln
hn wa iiminoin-il nml iirrived ul ihe
liiiUKe while Ihn wniuau " llll mi
coiincIoii. tin hurrleil upiiiii nml
Inlo Ihn r.Him where he tvu lyluu on
thn couch. n looked ai tier, mid mi
niirnliin of Ininm! iivnrimii'l lit
fnc.
"Kow, Ihl," hn "iilil lu hl iihi-i
cheerful tonit-"ihl la noiii.-lhlnu
llkor
WhiMltr'i Way.
It vn WIiImIIiT euxliiin when
1mw-y lo K" d'-llli'-riilel v lo li-i-i mi
mailer wlu-rn or whin llm rir-inn
I mit-an iiiIkIii Im.. At uun dinner piirn
Id Kent I" aiiorn ainlileuly nrounl hl
lielitlihor. who uudk'tHl him vloleuily
with hi nllxiw. " any. Whliler."
hn iroletni njcliedly. "you nitl! not
alnnp hern!"
"I-cnvo inn alone!" Niinpped U'hN
ller. "I've mi lil nil I wniili-d lu I've
no lulere! nl nil In what you ami
your friend hut in any "
Ono nvnuliiK ho wn my t'uitu ni
dinner nt a hotel. Kdw-ln a. Ahimv
wa uIho thnra lllrht nfler dinner
Whlatlnr went calmly In alnnp. On
tint wny to the Ihnaler hn nnJoyn an
other nap lu thn cub. mid hn lumlH-r
nil peacefully lhrole.h le crnuinr pan
of thf play. Thu next iiioruliiu hn
blandly naked inn: "Whnl did Ablmv
havn to ny lnl nl:hl Anyihlnu
worth whllH7"-CVnlury. (
"Charma" In Cornwall.
Corn wul I. Kiittmnd. I a comity of
"charina." "I'tin iniiiit nf chlldmu
through holen lu Ihn earth, riaka or
tree, unci ii ntabllhnd rile. I illl
pructliisl In rarlnti purl of Corn
wall," wrote Tlmmii Ctmch bIhuii
fifty ynnr aco. "Willi u boll are
curnil by cn-cplnit on thn hand and
knee bnnnnih a hrnmliln which tin
grown Inlo Ihn anil at both rnd Chll
dren nttllctt-d wild llert) la ar illl
ncl ihruiiuh a lll In nu nh Hiiplluit
lM-forn unrle, famine, nfler which the
lit Hnlon am Ixuind up. and a they
unltu o thn malady I cunt I Tin- n-h
I ludifed a Imr of ninny virtue
Venomous reptile am never known
to rent under Ita ahnduw. and a alneln
blow frum an ah Mtlck In liixanl
death lo an adder Struck by a IhmiuIi
of any other tree, thn reptile I wild lo
retain mark of life uuitl the uu uue
down."
Hallay'a Comat.
A Krcnch tenilt d.t mm Hint 1 1 n I -Iny'a
comet wn known in the nut hum
of the Ta I in ml mini Ix-fum I la liny
rami) Into rxltnucr Thl Kreiu-ii -t-ntlat
nuntpa from Ihn Tu Inniil : "Two
w-ln men of I'alestltm. liniubinl and
Joatiua, nnide a vuyncn on Ihn nn
Thn tlnil Imd bmuelii nlih him bread
lo cnL The ivond one In addltluu luul
broiiKht Hour. When linniblnl had eat
en all hi bread lie akml him for flour.
anyltiK to tilin. 'Iluw dlilsi thou know
wn should Im- an Iuiik on our Journey
that thou dlill brltiK llourT To which
JOMhua dlil hiiwit: "I'hern I a very
brlchl amr which iippearcih mnry sev
enty yrnr and whleh dts elvnih umrl
nnrs. I have thought Hint pen-hnn.-e
It inlithl aun'rlsn u dtirlnn nur voyaKn.
lend u astray and thus proionj; our
toyaun on Hit eu: linucn It I Hint I
burn provided myavir with tlour." "
Th Falkland lalanda.
The Knlklnnd InIiiiiiI me among ihn
lenst known and must out of ihn way
cornnr of ihn widely m ntterml Itrll
Ish cm pi re. They form n wort of llrli
Ish suburb of Ihn south xile. siime .Vxi
tulle from the iintiir.-tk- end of Ameri
ca. CuH' Horn. A fnriner Buvernor of
Ihn I'alkluiid Islands, thn lain Sir Wll
llain UoblUHon. used lo say Unit hn
would hnve coniiultted suicide while
there If hn could have found a tn-e lull
enough to hnnj; liltusvir on. Loudon
Staniliird. '
How Lik a Manl
Mr. Nockiiiiodln - Oh. Norrls. Ii you
would ul ways be us kihkI mid nenile
and kind as you nre at till inumeul
how happy we mlKlit Im! Mr Nock
noodle iloslne his tcuitcr Instanlly unit
bt'llowlni; u: :h ion of bis volcei Do
you inenti to say, tiimlniii lb I inn
not always as Rtsid and kind tt at -at
this moment '!
Outdon.
Jones-Vn, sir; Hint boy of uiinn In a
wonderful piano player. Why, Im ciiu
play with his toes! Itrown - How old
la heT Jones-l-'lfteen. Ili-own-I've
Itot a hoy ut home who can pin;' with
hla tons, mid hn Is only one ynii J J
Liquidmng.
"Dry work this speis buinkliiR
"Well, , I've drunk In every ve-J
you've said "
"Ah! MnkliiR a draft of my spenc.-i"
I.ipplncott'a.
A Pioneer Shipment.
The first shipment nf wheat from
Chicago Tin thn lakes was made In
1H3S. The shipment consisted of sev-enty-elRht
bushels.
Provide for the worst; the best will
save Itself.
S.ived From Awful Peril.
"I never felt so near my grave,"
wtite-i Lewis ('luimblln, of Manches
ter, Ohio. 11. R. Nu. :!, "as when in
fiiulitl'ttl cough ami lung trouble null-1
Vl ,,. down to 11." pounds in splto of
ni.mv remedies ami the best, doctors.
nd that I tun alive today Is due
solely to Dr. King's New Discovery.
whliii completely cured tne. Now I
w - nleh 1t!l pounds nml can work hard.
It also cured my fuur children of
crimp." Infallible fur Cnitglis nnd
Colds, Its the Liost certain remedv
for
Uitltippn, Asthma, desperato lung
trouble, and all brnnchlal nflVctlon.
Mc nnd $1.00. trial bottle free.
I liitaianteed hy Jones Ding Co.
The Partisan
lie I ntf Captured, Doth Stared
MIm and Hit Man In
th Fae.
lly SARAH BRYCC VAUCIIAN
Copyrlahl, UP), Oy Ainrlrn I'm
AMOClllOII
ImrliiK iho Aiiiericnn civil wur ihern
were Ihrnn dlfTcrent i'lan of com
batanl on t It- oillli"ni lde-lh
army, ihn iarilaii ami tlm cimrrllla.
Thn army mid Iho k-ucrrlllii lasted
throughout thn four Vearn' IIrIu; llm
f.MtHlMii.i u-iiy mm I'lCI'Ilt nf III. hetflii.
. . i ,i , i , .
nine of .Im war. ui.-l. tl....iKl, bn kept
up in IrrnRUlnr wurfure tu il.e end. he
eventually bneiinie nil nnllitcd soldier
Yuiiiik Carroll Hate of Tcuunaine
wn In Ihn prluit of I '"!'.' a lender of
one or lliesn piirllsun bund He had
no coiiiml-sliili from Hie Confederate
government, nor were hi men enlist
ed. The colieiUnnce win ;hnl If cap
tured they were aint'liahln tu tile kiiiiii
ireniuinnt a I lie Riierrllhi. which wu
to be bant'i'il or mIioi liiiien' couimiiud
numbered uIbmii thirty iih-u, mosi ot
them of Ihn heller cIiiks, h ikI Dip work
thny laid out for.lhemsclvn wn tlm
aiinoyum e of the Kndnml nrmlin Thny
would Interrupt coiiiiiiiiuliailun by
cuttliiR brldRn. li-nrlm; up truck, net
HiiK II ru to torehousf i naiiiliiliiu army
auppllna Indnisl. ull "inli work u
would burn Ihn enemies of the Con
fednrncy. Their act would hnve been
li'Kltliuuta hud Ihny txt-n nniNinred Into
the aervlce, but a i-ltlwu they were
engaged In an unlawful warfare
lintea wn of I tin I lym of iiinn nf
whom General N. H. Fitrrnt wa tlm
principal No bridge .-iniril knew
when tho young uirtlaii would swisip
down on them, make Hmtu prtsounr r
drive them away and m lire to the
bridge that had been placed In llmlr
charge. Wagon trnltin miles under
charge of a large guurtl. eveu far In
mar of the Federal from, were never
aafe from rapture. b'I If i-npiured ihny
.and the auppllna they i-oiiinlmtl were
burneil. So bold and o annoying were
llalna' men Hint the general In mm
nuind of the l-'ederal inip In Ihn dis
trict bn wn nonslnntly raiding seni
Ce plain Coleman with luu l ouipanii
of cavalry to capture or dwiM-r-. Iil
band
One erenllig Bute tnpied m the
bouse of a Cnlnu turtner nml letncnd
ed uppllc for hi men :iml .o-i-.- i.t
hi horsi"t The tuiuihertinr H it nit
been aupplled find mil long left tin
furtn when Cnptuln Col.-m.-in nml tit.
lroo rode up fruin a dihYi'.'iii i! u
tlnn t'ui Hie enptalti n-kliig for in
formntlon of KiiIik' cominand the tann
er anld:
"They have Jut left hem If you
are after Ihem you'll Hud them near
here tonight. Itnle' clrl live a few
mile down Ihe mad. and he' sure to
go to ace her Ihl eveuing I'll allow
you the roHil by which you enn ap
proach the houe from different dlrec
tlnna and surround It "
The offer waa gladly accepted, and
when It nu .iilt dark llm farmer
aent one of hi Ixiyi to rts-unnolter Ihe
partisan. It wn learui-d thai the
band waa bivouacked in llm yard of
tbe bouse of one Colonel I'aytoii. com
manding a Cotititterate mglmnnt In
east Tennnssee. whose dniigtitnr Dol
ly waa engaged lo Carndl Hales.
About 10 o'clock a hundred Federal
cavalrymen, converging, encln-liil the
bouse and captured the entire band.
The meu were In the yard, most of
them asleep, bin Hate was In the
bouse wfth his llan.-ee.
At tbe time uf the capture Dolly
I'nytou was begging her inter to ob
tain a commission from the Confeder
ate government and thus avoid certain
dratb lu case of capture Bates ar
gued thnl hy doiug so he would be
come a very small mn of a large
army and could nol is such be as use
ful to the cause. She was holding up
to him the horror she would expe
rience lu case he were captured when
they were atari led by shots without.
The door wn thrown ojien. and Cii
taln Colemnn teped lu with a drawn
revolver In each hnud. confronting
Itules. around whom the girl had
tbrowu her arms.
Kates, seeing thai he was caught en
dnnvorcd to unwind Dolly's urnis. but
ahe would not. Coleman, touched by
the scene, stood waiting, waving hack
hla men who had followed him Into
the house Finally llntes unwound
the arms that encircled him. and the
girl fell to the floor in a faint. Cole
mnn motioned Hates to take her up.
He did so and placed her on the sofa
on wblcb the l had been sit ling,
liy this time member of the family
nppenred. look charge of Dolly, and
Itutosi was taken outside. The thirty
pnrtlsuns were In charge nf three times
their number of Colon cavalrymen nud
escape waa hopeless.
The next morning Captain Coleman
entered the house and asked fur writ
ing material. He desired to send a
rourier to his general with a report
sf the capture nud to nsk for Instruc
tions. . While he was writing Dolly
I'nyton. white us a cloth, enme In.
"Whnt will yon do with them?" she
naked.
"Thnt Is for the general to decide."
"1 kuow what he will divide. He
will order you to shoo them ull."
There wns no reply to this.
"And why will he shoot them?" the
girl wenl on, striving to control herself
with n view to saving them, "llecnuse
they nre fighting as citizens nml not ns
soldiers. On this account they must
auller the punishment of these bands j
nf rubbers who will innnler ami pillage
our people us well as yours "
The captain .-i alleiilite. Inn
hud nothing to mi I low cinilil lo
gim u matter ot lusiice with ;i
whose lover he evpifltsl lo lie "iili
lo suuul in cold iin.od'r
"I illerrllllK ,-ife I'l'illHi'is " -'! '
tinned, "uml -dion'il tie shot i.
II .1 U Ii l At . ;- I I iviimil ii. il
a hum! to mio- i ii I'.n -
are gontletni-u'i -"iii Tlmv in"
uei ci
iu ii .-
III.
flit toi a i nii-'e nl' h iliet -,oc.
lo be ut Then 1 1 1 'i' ran-.i'i I!
i-. n n of one ot i lie , udon tiin.M"-
in TeenovNco '
'Anil ii brave mun." ihn .-iipviiu mi
la
"Tea. a brare man. Airnln and annin
with hi handful of men he ha rtd
dnn ninny mile In'lhr rear nf your
linn and attacked jrunrd much (nr-g-nr
than hi force. HI only mistake
hn been thai he I not a soldier In
the army ConMder Hint these boy
are full of r.nnl They hare not atop
ped lo think thnt they should make
wur In n cnrtnlii fnhlon They loe
a life of freedom and dmnd the re
atrnlul of the mlllinr.r crvce."
'Thill' Mm hind fur oldlnr." add
ed Coleman, "onen Ihcy nrn trntCKfl "
"When you "iirprisnd u lonlplit
what do you supposi. I wn dolrifr'; I
wn trying to tmrsnndn Carroll to tn
his nmn Into the reitulnr Conf'-dnrnie
si-rvlce Kvnr since he bn been a
pnrtlsun holder I have fenr'yl Ihl re
ull When I lust nw him I rttutlv-d
that when hn i-nnie nrnln I would noi
ci-an my efTorls with him (III I hud
uncurcd hi consent. Had you lienu nn
hour later I would hare gained It lie-
' fore jrou arrived "
The girl nliln plenillne for Imr lover
nml his men. whom he never fulled to
Include with him. had It effect on the
mpliiln. The strain on hi henrt waa
greater than the strain had bm-n on
hi nerve on nny field of bntile He
wished that he were Hie general, thnt
he might grnnl this girl' riunt. that
hn might pnm thn live of thetw? boy,
some of whom were barely sixteen,
many of whom were not twenty-one.
and none but a few year pat thnlr
majority. louhtli" ninny of them
were loved by mini girl. A ense of
boy and girl on tlm one hand and
grim death on the other!
After the girl's lnt words, seeing
that Coleman wa thinking. Dolly re
frained from !enkliig. II wn a pin.
tore the young man In blue: a girl
whose lover's life hung In the bnlnnce.
watching Intently to rntch a word of
hope from the enemy. Finally Cole
man rose:
"Sit here." he ald. "and write your
reo,nest. re-enforced with your argu
ment, and I will send It with my re
port to the general."
With the light of a newborn hope
In her eye Dolly obeyed. What be
wrote wa nol expressed a the nap
taln'a report Indeed. It formed a
marked contrast with that report but
there waa plenty of reason for tbe re
quest, and Dolly' heart wn Id her
argument. It needed nothing to end
It to the heart of tbe man, It waa In
tended for. Inasmuch as It was th.it of
a young girl asking for her lover' life.
When she had finished It she arose
and handed It to the captain, who.
without reading It. placed It In an en
velope and. inking It outside, gave It
to one of hi men. wltb order, to take
It to the general and bring an answer.
It waa fifteen miles to camp, and Ihe
greater part of the day mut be con
sumed before a mply could be re
ceived. Captain Coleman could form
no opinion of what the answer would
be. except thnt It would be W.her nn
order lo shoot every man he had cap
tured at once or that tbe boon was
granted. He knew that the general
was a kind heiirtcd man. but he did
not know whether he would consider
hlmanlf at liberty to spare what the
law of war i-ondemued or if be saw
Justice in Tolly Peyton's request
whether be would consider that the
interests of Ihn Union cause and the
army defending It demanded tbe death
of the partisans.
Dolly Peyton remained during the
day In cam of her mother nnd othern
of the family. Coleman, understanding
the agony of suswnse she suffered,
went to lin tes and told him that be
was permitted to go to bis betrothed.
Bates thanked him. went to Dolly, but
remained only a short while. The
strain waa great, and ahe was better
able to bear it wltb her mother.
As the afternoon wore on Dolly, wbr
Was becoming uncontrolluble. broke
away and went to a window, where
she conld see a bit of roud several
nilies distant. A cavalryman was
coming leisurely. He Vai a machine
to carry orders or be shot as tbe case
demanded without knowledge, except
thnt he was doing what was expected
of blm. Coleman, hearing Dolly wildly
calling on the messenger to "Come, for
heaven's sake come: I shall die!"
mounted his horse and rode out to get
the dispatch
When the enptnin on his return gal
loped up to the bouse Dolly stood on
the balcony, her lover beside ber. her
eyes wild with suspense. He waved
the paper over bis head to signal "life"
instead of "death." and Dolly fell limp
Into the hands of the man whose life
was all the world to her. Then Cole
man ordered Ihe captives to be brought
up before the house, and he rend aloud
tbe general's order:
The requral ot Miss Dotty Payton that
her lover anil his men tie not executed as
guerrilla on condition thnt they flKht no
more agulnst Hie United Stales except as
regularly cummlssfonrd or enlisted men in
flie Contederute armies la granted.
Several of the men thus reprieved
fainted: a number stnggvred u if
drunk: the rest broke lulu a wild cheer.
Later the partisans, having been
paroled, went In n body to thauk the
girl who had turned a certain deuth
Into life Then they senttered. most
of them going to their homes.
Florists' Jargon.
Tbe tlorists have a trade Jargon of
their own. When a mun who grows
flowers for a living rattles off some
tiling like "paper whites, valleys nnd
Itouiaus" the confused layuuiu has to
stop to think what ihe Jumble of words
means. It is only the trade wny of say-
I lug paper white narcissus, lily of the
vnlley nnd Human hyacinth. Likewise
; "mum" Is their wonl fur chiysanthe-
saved by saying "cyp" Instead of
cyprlprdluui. So Bridesmaid roses are
"maids." American lieautles nre "beau
ties." I'erle du Jardln becomes "per'e"
and Is nronouuemt ncnrl. while Souve-
lir du i.n..sllll,llt Curnot is reduced to
Its last word, just' as those other Illus
trious rrench rose names, Cienernl
Jacqueminot nnd Murechul Nlel, where J
i shortened to "Jack" n'nd "Nlel" lu the
heyday of their glory. New York
l Press.
A Locomotive's Breathing.
The "lirea tiling" of a locomotive j
that Is to say, the number of puff's !
given dining n journey depends upon !
the circutiis'nuces of Us driving i
wheels nml their speed. No mat-
ter what the rate of speed may !
be. for every one round of tbe driving
wheels u locomotive will give four
j puffs two out of each cylinder, the j
I cylinders being double. If the av-
ernge circumference of the driving
wheel I twenty feel nnd Hie s-ed per
hour fifty mile, a locomotive will
give, going ai ex pre ii. M.V) puff
per minute. puffs r hour and
1,1 IT,. purr per mile - lnnloii Stand
aril.
Suttabla Gam.
Hncln Jin k .iiine m vmi me family
Jusl after Joiuuit mid wi'iviol I nun
mi attack ul Hi.- wn.a.puiii cough
"How did you amuse yourself while
yon bad It r" he nk.il.
"Me nnd niioiiici isiv who had it
played Indian no. I gave w -nrwhnnp."
a n wens) llm utile lelluw. 'bleag
New.
Plenty In Reserve.
A man wtiu nml o.-'-n lighting gut
two black eye. Next morning lie met
a friend, who ex. i.nio.-cl
"Why. Jack, where have you been';
You've got two Mai k eves!"
'Thiil mailing im replied. "I
could Have got piciiiv more, only I Dad
no )lace to put I lieiii."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Played Them Both Way.
Tbe French comedian I'eriet was ex
traordinarily thin A physician rw otn
mended bun lo try some biith In :lm
Pyrenees, so he hetiHk himself to the
mineral xprlngs. where he bulbed un
remittingly, but all in rain: he did out
Increase In lze "Patience." urged the
doctor. "There I nothing like our
bath for making -ople fat" One
day while I'eriet wa waiting phllo
opblcally In hi bath for an emlsm
point which never came be beard a
conversation lo Ihe next room, from
wblcb but own wa divided by only a
thin partition and wblcb was i-cu
pled by an enormou woman, fams the
Hottentot Venus "Doctor." auld he,
"I am getting tired of this." "Why?'
aaked tbe Aexculapiua "I have been
here two months " "Well?" "Well. I
am as enormous a I wa wheu I
came." "A little patience, tnudamn."
urged tbe doctor. "There Is nothing
like our batba for making people I bin.'
Perleu bearing theae words, sprang out
of bis batb. dressed, rushed bouie to
bis botel. ordered bis bill aDd left tor
Paris by tbtf next traln.-Argonaut
A Simple Life.
"And what." Inquired the visitor,
who waa "being nice" to little Bobble,
"are yon going to do when you grow
np7"
"Be a business man." responded Rob
ert "like father. He took me down to
bis office last week, and I'm going to
work like blin and have a good time "
"And what are you going to do in
business T' pursued tbe visitor.
"Going to do Just like dud." repeated
tbe youngster "catch the train every
morning and w hen 1 get to tbe office
light a big cigar and alt down at my
desk and say there's so much work to
do It's no use lieginnlng till after lunch,
and then go oui wltb another big man
and eat and eat till I can't eat any
more, and then go tmek to biislues and
ask every I ly else why the work ain't
done, and tbeii get so mud because
nobody does anything thui I'll go
home early and be so tired I run': do
a thing excepl mad ihe paper and
amok mum nig cigars and swear."
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Thu charming pattern I
II. iU. f l-.t A-.,, i
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