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Aboro nil, don't treat the grip ns a
Joke.
Tho wife neuters think the whipping
post Ih nn outcropping of "that course
ml brutal Btrnln."
Emperor Wllllniii knows how to pre
f efvo strict neutrality. Ho hns deco
rated both Stoessol nml Nogl.
King Leopold of ltclglutn hns been
acting recently ns If he considered litin
elf old enough to begin to bo good.
Trcmlcr Dnlfour snys thnt Englnnd
in too grcnt. DouMIchb ho Intended to
eny too big, for no country can be too
great
John D. Itockcfcllcr snys ho weighs
200 poumlfl. It niny be thnt the Idn'
Tnrbell treatment wnH exactly what
ho needed.
Tho PnrlB doctor who hns discovered
that kissing promotes digestion needn't
expect any rake-off from the plll-uiak-ers
after this.
Spanking Ib now prohibited In the
Kow York public hcIiooIb. TIiIb decis
ion meets with the hearty Indorsement
of the tuna 1 1 boy.
Croker lmn decided to quit being an
English squire and move over to Ire
laud. Poor old Ireland! Will Us trou
bles never cease?
A Frenchman who hod fought 70
duels died thu other day from natural
causes. Is It necessary to add that
they were French iIuuIb?
Tho coiibum shows that thcro nro 18,
187,018 students at school In the United
States. Yet there nro peoplo who don't
know enough to come In when It ruins.
In tho woman suffrngo states tho
habit of kissing tho babies Is spread
ing. Tho fact Is cited In proof that
tho ballot doesn't separato the women
from the lore of homo.
That orator who advises woiricn not
to marry until they can support n hus
band, Is evidently n rude, mean man,
iwho thlukB Cupid carries u typewriter
In ouo hand and n frylug-puu In the
other.
Secretary liny says' thero la no way
to guard against tho malady of old nge
except to associate with young people.
Yet women llud fault when their hus
bands nro "out with tho boya" a few
night lu tho week.
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Ilussta threatens to do awful things
to Oulnn If the latter country doesn't
bcglu right .away to bo more curcful
bout preserving neutrality. Perhaps
Russia expects, In cuso China doesn't
heed, that the Japs will si still and
salt while aho runs over to administer
the lapping.
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It ia said that tho stroko of a lion's
paw Is tho third strongest force In tho
animal world. Tho first la tho blow of
a whale's tail and Uio second tho kick
of a giraffe People who can speak
from experience will bo likely, how
ever, to cling to tho old belief concern
ing tho power appertaining to the hind
legs of n mule.
Tho Cleveland board of public ser
vice hns been called upon to decide
whether a womuii may bo arrested for
washing dishes so early In the morn
ing that the rattling of them disturbs
tho neighbors. Tho question need
on ii ho no general alarm. Tho matter
conn to bo lu competent hands, uiul
doubtless stern measures of repression
or warning will be taken In time to
check tho spread of tho evil,
Ouo ncro lu live of a wonderfully
rich agricultural valley was sold under
foreclosure of mortgage during n year
of stringency uud low prices. Today
tho occupunU of tho mi mo land aro
prosperous and happy, and all because
of the larger reward which now fol
lows their husbandry. The Impotus
which recent prices of cotton huvo giv
en tho South can hardly bo overesti
mated. Tho factory operative of thu
cities should remembor, a a ho pays a
llttlo more for his barrel of tlour or
for his cotton shirt, what this addi
tional prlco melius to those who raise
tho greut staples of life. Live and let
livol
A boy went up to the desk In a pub
lic library not long ngo with tho re
quest, "1 want u story lu rime culled
'Hohrab and Itustum.' Can you tell
mo where I'll llud It?'' After the boy
had secured tho book tho librarian re
marked, "Thero Is a compliment to
Matthew Arnold. That boy's desire
for tho book Is proof more posltlvo
than all tho criticisms, that 'Hohrab
ud Kustum' has life lu It, has blood
and tears lu It." This sniuo librarian
aid, also, that tho children of the poor
read the classics much nioro eagerly
than the children of the well-to-do. It
Is from tho children who aro devour
ing tho classics with tho eagerness of
hungry souls that tho producers of tho
classics of the future will come.
Lord Ourxou'a return to India ns
tlcoroy for an additional term beyond
that for which he was originally up
pointed, calls attention to tho success
Df the Ilrltlsh lu dndlug the right men
for administering tho affairs of gov
ernment lu their colonies, and their
wisdom In keeping tho successful pub
,11c servant lu office Tho case of Lord
Cromer, as tho Ilrltlsh rcprescutntlvo
In Egypt, Is uuother Illustration of the
point, and Lord Mlluer Is regarded,
even by those who disapprove his pol
icy In South Africa, as u brilliant ad
ministrator, Tho Americans did not
fall much, If at ull, behind the Ilrltlsh
when they were called upon to solve
similar problems. Judge Tuft proved,
In the Philippines, thut he was nn ad
ministrator of tho tlrst rank, and Gov.
Wright, his auccessor, belonga in tho
awe daaa.
SSSHESSE3SBE3
The fwaotiee of educating boya for
the ffofeuloaa, whlck are already
overstocked, r for tho mercantile busi
ness, In which nincty-flvo in n hundred
fall of success, Is fearfully on tho In
crease in this country. Americans aro
annually becoming moro and more
averse to mnnual labor, and to get n
living by one's wit's, even at the cost
of Independence and self-respect, nnd
a fearful wear und tear of conscience,
Is tho ambition of a portion of our
young men. The result Is the meclinn-
leal professions are becoming a mo
nopoly for foreigners, nnd the owner
ship of some of tho finest farms, oven
In New Englnnd, Is pnsslng from
Americans to Irishmen nnd GcrmntiH.
Fifty years ngo n father was not
ashamed to put his children to the plow
or to n mechanical trade; but now they
nro "loo fooblo" for bodily labor; ono
has a pain In his side, another a slight
cough, nuother "a very delicate consti
tution;" another Is nervous; and so
poor Hobby or Hilly or Tommy Is sent
off to the city to measure tape, weigh
coffee or draw molasses. It seems nev
er occur to their foolish parents that
moderate manual labor In the pure nnd
bracing air of the country Is Just what
these puny, wusp-wnlstcd luds need,
and that to bpikI them to tho crowded,
unhappy city Is to scud them to their
graves. Let them follow tho plow,
swing the sledge, or shovo the fore
plane, and their pinched chests will bo
expanded, their sunken cheeks plump
ed out, and their lungs now "cabined,
cribbed and conllned," will have room
to play. Their nerves will bo Invig
orated with their muscles; nnd when
they shall have cast off their Jackets,
Instead of being thin, pale, vapid cox
combs, they shall have spread out to
tho hIzo and coullguriitlon of men. A
lawyer's olllce, u counting room, or
grocery sjoro Is about tho last plnco
to which n sickly youth should be scut,
The ruin of health Is as sure thero as
In the mines of England. Even of
those men lu the city who have con
stitutions of Iron only live per cent suc
ceed, mid they only by "living like
hermits and working like horses;" tho
rest, nfter years of toll and anxiety,
become bankrupt or retire; and having
meanwhile acquired a thorough dis
gust and unfitness for manual labor,
bitterly bemoan tho day when they
forsook tho poaccful pursuits of the
country for tho excitement, enro and
sharp competition of city 'life.
TRICK8 TO QET DEER.
Bometlniea Htop 'When You Call, and
Ketl Attract Tliciu.
Thero nro some tricks In woods
hunting that lire common property.
For Instance, most, hunters who pot
partridges vrlillo tho covey nro sitting
on n pine or spruce trco know thut Uie
lowest bird should bo shot first. If
this Is done, nenrly all of tho covey
will alt still to bo butchered, but If
the highest bird bo shot tho survivors
will fly instantly. They aro disturbed
not only by tho uolso of the deud bird
coining down through the branches,
but they sco It full and tuko warning.
Not many hunters know, howover,
that a deer under full headway, speed
ing down a runway as If a legion of
hounds wero nfter It, will often stop
still and Instantly If It hears a shrill
whistle. The whistle Is tho deer's sig
nal of warning, of challenge, and of so
ciability, and It always attracts atten
tion from them.
Similarly a running deer will often
stop If It hears an unusual, but not ter
rifying, uolso. A half-breed Chippewa
of the Flambeau Itesorvntloti mimed
Hani Pogon asserts thnt deer under
stand tho meaning of tho English
word "Htopl" nnd ulways obey It.
Whether this Is truo or not. and It
Isn't, .Sam says always says ".Stop!" In
a clear, mild touo Instead of using tho
whistle, and his deer generally stop.
Ho does a good deal of guiding, uud
It gives his pntrou rather an eerlo
feeling to lie hidden by n runway with
him uud hear him give his brief com
mand. The brown deor of the woods Is ns
much nttrncted by a red handkerchief
or any other bit of scarlet cloth as Is
the antelope. Itcd sometimes angers
animals and sometimes arouses their
curiosity, but It never terrltles them.
Thut Is one of tho reasons why most
Indian hunters wear rod cloth bound
around their foreheads; tho other rea
son Is that It Is n distinguishing mark
of a human being and brother Indians
or amateurs nro less npt to mistake
them for gnmo and pot them us they
movo slowly through tho trees.
It Is a fact nut commonly within
tho knowledge of sportsmen that a
wounded deer, shot while speeding by
a stand, will always come back to that
stand If it has strength oiiough, Moro
deer nro finally bugged by men, who
simply Inspect the bloodmurks und sit
down und wait than by men who tuko
up the blood trull,
Of course, It is wlso to follow tho
blood for a liulf-mlle on a chance that
tho deer bus gono down, but If It goes
beyond thnt dlstuuco It Is pretty much
of a certainty that It will continue for
some time longer, and lu thut cuso the
best place fur uuother shot Is at the
old stand. Why the deer does this Is
not positively known, but It Is prob
nbly becnuse It Is best acquainted with
thnt runway ami In Its hurt condition
likes to be near Its haunts.
Koine men In tho woods will not
shoot n doe at any time of year, no
mutter how tempting tho shot, and
they earn credit ns self-restrained
sportsmen. Others aro not so con
scleuceful and take deer of either sex
as they come.
A few of theso men aro wlso enough
to know that In cuso a buck and doe
are together and It It wished to bug
both, the one to shoot tlrst Is tho doe.
If the buck bo shot, tho doo will tlush
nwny, never to return; If tho doo Is
shot, the buck will probably mnko half
a dozen Jumps going out of sight, but
If no nolso bo mudo will always return
to sniff at the body of his companion.
This inuy bo because tho mule has
moro direction than tho female, or
merely becuuso his courage Is higher
and he bus less caution. Now York
Sun.
In lli'UIUiit Hooloty,
"Aro Mrs. West's entertuliiments
very oxcluslvo?"
"Well, 1 should say so; she Intends
to make application to huvo tho conver
sation of her guests copyrighted."
At least tho ossified man has all the
bmckboue bo needs lu bis buiueaa,
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PORTLAND, OREQON
THE TRAIL OF LEWIS AND GLARK
Waa the pioneer American trull weat of the Missouri river and the results of that
exploration of 1804-6 were of tremendous Importance to the United States and
they were never more apparent than now,
A publication relating to the Lewis and Clark expedition, Just issued by Q.
P. Putnam's 'Sons, New York, stands peculiarly alone. This edition Is a two vol
ume, 8 vo one called "The Trail of Lewis and Clark, 1S0M901". Th,o author, Mr.
Olln D. Wheeler. Is the well known wrltr of the popular Wonderland series or
the Northern Pacific Railway, In connection with which he made his studies and
researches for this work,
Mr. Wheeler has truveled several thousand miles over the route of Lewis and
Clark. He has camped out. climbed mountains, followed old Indian trails, and
visited remote points made memorable by those explorers. Their route across the
Oltterroot mountains has been followed, Identified and mapped.
"The Trail of Lewis and Clark" is Illustrated In color and half tone from
paintings, drawings and maps, by Paxson, DeCamp..and Russell, made under Mr.
Wheeler's direction, and from photographs taken specially for the purpose. The.
writer tells his own Btory and supplements It with pertinent extracts from Lewis
and Clark, and a host of other historical and narrative writers that connect the
past with the present. Exact excerpts and photographic reproductions In half
tone, from the Original Manuscript Journals of Lewis and Clark are given, -JL
chapter Is devoted to the Louisiana Purchase, another to the preparatory rneas
urea for tho exploration, and another to the history of each man of tho expedi
tion so far as known. Including a discussion of the death of Captain Lewis.
The Louisiana Purcbaso Exposition at St Louis, and the Lewis and Clark
Centennial to be held at Portland. Oregon, In 1906, make this work peculiarly
timely because written from the standpoint of actual knowledge of past and pres
ent conditions of the old trail and country.
The Trail of Lewis and Clark" ihould be found In every public and private
library in the land and the general reader will And In reading through lu nam
of large, clear type that truth U, Indeed,
The book can be ordered through uny
Ua publishers.
ItV It All. ANItTTATKR.
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"Tho Train for Comfort"
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Hofori; MnrtliiK on a trlnno matter
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It. li.HtHI,KK, ncn'l ARent,
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T. W.TKAHDAI.K.
Mcnerat i'arunirer Agent,
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YOU WILL BE SATISFIED!
With Your Journey
If your tlrknt read oqcr tho Denver
and llln (Iraiidcltallrnad, the "Been
Ic Line of tho World "
BECAUSE
There arc mi many renlc attractions
and point of Intorot along the lino
Ix'twccn Ogdcn and Denver that the
trip never become tlrciome.
if you are going Kail, wrlto for Information
and got h pretty boo' that nlll tail you alt',
alxiutlt.
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121 Third Street
PORTLAND, ORIiQON
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