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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1899)
nOTTT'S SCHOOL, in Park. Fan Mateo Co., Cnl., accred. 51 lit the Universities. Locution, climate, " c y. Cwoiueie. win re-open 1 K building Aupist liith, (Oth year, ' J), Holtt, I'll. P., Principal. Villesilon Parish in London is the fiisttobavoa "lmly" beadle. She ia jrB. Kemlal, who hag been the sexton 0f the church for many years. "Waste Not, Want Not ft i milt Uaks bring to want,, and Utile im purities of the blood, if not attended to, bring i " Wnt " f health. Hood's Sar siparilk is the one and only specific that remove alt blood humors and impuri ties, thereby putting you into a condition of perfect health and strength. The highest mountains of the Phil jppine islands are llukon (Mindora), 8,868 feet; Apo (Mindanao), 8,804 feet; Mnyoii," netive valeano (Luzon), 8,283 leet, and San Cristobal (Luzon), 7,375 leet. At Japanese mictions each bidder irritea his name and the amounts of his bid on a slip of paper. The various slips are deposited in a box. They aro examined when the Lidding is over, and the name of the highest bidder is announced. The mnst expensive hat on record cost $1,500 in gold, and was presented to General Grant while in Mexico in 1882. It is now on exhibition in the National Museum at Washington per haps the finest Mexican sombrero that was ever made. SHAKE INTO TOUR SHOES Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. Itcurcs painful, swollen, smarting, ner vous feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes leel easy. It tea certain cure fur Ingrowing Nails, sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching feet. We have over 30,000 testimonials. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and thoestores. By mail for 2"c. in stamps. Trial package FREH. Address, Allen S. Omisted, Le Roy, N. Y. Editors in Servia have reason to keep mom regarding governmental affairs. One paper there, during the past two years, has hail 10 editors, and 15 of them are in jail for commenting too freely on legislative enactments. "Ikave been u.tnr OASCAKET and aa mild and effective laxative tiiey are almplr won derful. Mr dminhior and 1 were bothered with ;ie iiomach and our lireatu wns very bad. After i? "5 i 'Sw doses of CaHcurcu we bave Improved toodsrfully. They are a nrcu.t help Id the family." Wll.MKI.MlKA Na:vi. 11.17 Hltieuliouse St., Cincinnati, Cilo. L9B flSSaN1,n., r,alalabie- Potent. Taste Good, no xooaerer Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 2io.K)c. fc.r..CURE CONSTIPATION. ... away C.mpn.y. ChU.,. ontrnl. In Y.rk. Sit NO'TO-Bin 9olland (Tiiarantned bv all drug- PORTLAND DIRECTORY. DENTISTS. LaviI'.V,..1.1''"' rrocessj flue irold work. DR. fOIUIlV, N.W. vor. Third and Morrison . renew ami Wire Work. fnIhANI? W,KK I"N WORKS; WIRH f!!lll0ie,lclll-,i olllco "illliiK. etc. 3M Alder. Machliiwrr mill Kuppllea. CChm!.N KNINK8. BOILERS, MA- - 'nLf'"'M'l'ea. 48-60 First St., Portland, Or. RAKES MOWERS BINDERS Write for Catalogue. J, JL FREEMAN. Agent, 290 East Water 8trcet, PORTLAND, OR. 'lb. - Machinery, all kinps !lh":TATUM BOWEN... Flrtt Street PORTLAND OR. i0Bll.POi?LE' Portland, Oregon, hiac y.;youtl,e best bargains In general plow. "'vyf engines, boilers, tanks, pumps, ateel t v I s ai,d windmills. The new 'I'lallcd wlnlmlll, sold by him, is un- ThVnuRD "UOHE8; MACHINERY AND tend lor catalogue. 188-1M Front St. wholeaie l)ru((lm nnl I'liotograplilo supplies. BFontACER-FRAN'K DRUO CO. 144 AND 140 jwrth Street, Portland, Oregon. UURfcS WHrllr ill five tiilQ. j-oudh Byrup. Tum Good. UM - " "W. Pulil Or drnilnn. apwdda IS A D) BREATH f CANDY CATHA ' v7 M mm x -nis r..w&: m?. . - "- rffyvm I ' mm rK- $ - - I Hot While If """ w'tn " gang in the Nine I Us colliery about fifteen years back, and there was one man there who hailed from South Wales as I got pretty friendly with. I've called him a "man," but I don't know if the title comes right. He was more like a stunted boy than a man, find more like some sort of queer ani mal than either. He had.a monstrous lare head and shoulders, and a pair of little, bowed, twisty legs, no bigger than a child's of 0 years old. I've said we were pretty friendly, but I don't know as I was anything more thnn c!v!! to hi:;1. He was clever and could speak Eng lish as well as any of us. He had been two years and more at the Nine Pits, and he brought some money with him when he came, for he had a cottage of his own and a tidy piece of garden, which was above what the rest of us had. There wasn't a man of G feet among us stronger than he was. To have seen him swing his pick would have made you hold your breath. He could walk, you see, down some of the narrow, low galleries, where chaps like me would have to crawl. I lived along with my father and sis ter then. We were precious poor, and father used to say he hoped Hetty "WHAT H HERE IS FOR TOU." would marry some one able to keep her, and so give us a lift that way. One day a new hand came to the pit, Jim Marwood by name. See him on Sunday, going to chapel, clean and Rmart, as straight as a pole, with his blue eyes looking so frank and smiling, aud you'd say he looked a picture. He struck up ff mighty affection for nie before he had been a month in the gang. He told me all about his friends aud such like, most confidential, and I found out he had to keep his mother, and hadn't a sixpence he could call his own. Well, one day I remember it as clear as yesterday It was between the lights on a September evening, I was smoking my pipe in our back room father was out of the house when I heard voices In the other room across the passage. It was Matty and my sis ter talking together. Matty was the dwarf. He had a long Welsh name, but we called him "Matty" In the general way, because of his rough hair, and he didn't seem to mind the joke. "I love you!" be says to Hetty. "I've loved you ever since I've seen you. Won't you marry me? I'd be a good husband to you." She went into a light, kind of scorn ful lnugh. "Marry you?" she says. "Why, Mat ty, you must be dreaming! Of course I won't." He was silent for a minute, then he Bays: "I'm stunted and crooked, I know, but I love you better than any other man will ever love you, and I've a comfortable home to offer you." "If you had twenty homes I wouldn't have you," she answers quick. "So do say no more about it." I think he moved round the room af ter that, for his voice sounded nearer to me. He spoke short and savage-like. "Jim Marwood's the man that stands between you and me. Do you think I've been blind? Jim Marwood has fcot your heart, and do you think you will ever marry him while I'm alive?" Hetty never was the girl to be cow ed, and she flashed round on him the next moment like gunpowder: "It is Jim Marwood that has got my heart, and I have his, and I'm not ashamed to say it before you or any man. I know you've got your cottage and your garden that you are so mortal proud of, and I know Jim Is poor, and we shall have to wait for years, but you needn't think you'll frighten me out of marrying him, for you won't; and if I didn't marry him I d never marry such a miserable, wicked, ugly mri0 wi-Ptch as you! So don't flatter yourself I would." I saw him no more that night, aDi r " i i 1 1 Si He Lived. s didn't let on to Hetty that I had over heard them. The next day we were all under ground as usual. Somehow or other Matty and Marwood aud me found ourselves always pretty close together. He seemed to me to be hanging on to Jim in a way I didn't like, hearing what I had heard, aud I kept as close to both as I well could. I noticed the dwarf scarce took his eyes off Jim, except at 12 o'clock, when we stopped for our bits of food, and then he sat in a corner by himself un der a truck and scribbled on a scrap of paper, with a queer sort cf smile cn his face. In the afternoon we got down to a lower level. It was a dangerous part of the mine, as we all knew, and we kept our davy lamps pretty tight, I can tell you. "There's fire-damp about here," said one of the men. "And a spark would settle the lot of us, wouldn't it?" said the dwarf. "Ah, that It would!" Jim answered. Nothing more was said about fire damp, however, and that day, the long est day I had ever known, came around to G o'clock without an explo sion. The cages were ready for us to get up to the top of the shaft, and most of the men had gone. "You go now," says I to the dwarf. "No," he answers; "I'm going to stay a little overtime to-night. You all go on and send the cage down again for me. And look here, give this to your sister Hetty will you? and tell her to open it." He put a bundle into my hand tied up In a handkerchief. I took it gingerly enough, for with such suspicions In my mind I half expected it might go off in my face somehow. "What are you afraid of?" he asks, sharp. "Nothing," I says as sharp. And we touched the signal rope, and up went Jim and me, and the dwarf stood underneath and turned his face up, watching us out of sight. Well, I felt more comfortable when we put our feet on firm ground on top of the shaft, and had sent the cage down again for him. "Wonder what's In that bundle?" says Jim. "Maybe Hetty will tell you some time," I replied, little thinking how it concerned him. I took It home aud called Hetty to open It. Our cottage wasn't far from the pits, and It couldn't have been above ten minutes since the dwarf had put it Into my hand. She undid the knot, and there if you would believe It were the title deeds of his cottage and $(10 tied up In a bit of canvas and the scrap of paper I had seen him scribble under the truck. There were these words on It: "What is here is for you. 'Ugly and miserable' I am, 'wicked I am not. I said you shouldn't marry him while I was alive, and I shall keep my word. Think kindly of a dwarf if you can. God made nie as well as him." We hadn't got to the end of the poor, dirty little letter when we heard a sound that made our hearts stand still a long, dull roaring, shaking the floor we stood on, as if It was thunder under our feet. "An explosion in the mine!" says Hetty, with a face as white as chalk. It was no use trying to dig him out. He knew when he opened his davy lamp and he must have opened It that human help could never reach him there. She cried about it for a week, and said she should never be happy again. But I think she Is happy now, for she married come the Easter after. They live in Matty's cottage still, and the garden is all abloom with flowers. London Evening News. nventrfo Tides. Owing to the effects of shore-lines and other influences which are more or less obscure, it Is very difficult to ac count for the peculiarities exhibited by tidal waveB In various parts of the world. Interfering waves cause once-a-day tides at Tahiti, and in some oth er places, while on the other hand, In the harbors back of the Isle of Wight, and in the Tay In Scotland, there are three tides a day. The latter have re cently been ascribed to "overtldes," produced by the modification of tidal waves running ashore and resembling the "overtones" of musical sounds. It - Is not creditable for any girl to have several young men "on the Btrlng." Cnnfenalon of n Millionaire. A millionaire confessed the secret of his success in two wordshard work, lie put in the best part ot his life puiiin" dollars and losing health, and now lie was uttin in the other half spending dollars to ;;et it, h.ick. Not hiii:; e jiials Hosteller's Sjotnaen Hitters for lvstunnx health. It cures dys pejisia and indigestion. Women jouniali-ts in the United States number SS3, with 2.7-Jj author! and literary persons. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, j As mercury will surely destrov the Reuse of smell and completely derange the whole svs tem wheucntvriiiK it throiiRli the mueous sur faces. Such articles should never be used ex eept on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as thedKuiHK thev will do is ten fold to theKooilrour.au possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains nomercurv, and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. 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