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T H K GOLD H IL L NKW3. JACKSON OOUNTY, OREGON EXPERIENCE OF | WESTERN GIRL "Your klndneaa was the greater be cause you obeyed It by Instinct.” I regarded hltn w llh Increasing ainaieinent. Who was this savage who J talked like a London courtier?" " I helped you." I said, "because yon were a stranger In a atrange city, and Found Cannery Work Too by the laws of hospitality your com Tiring fort should be assured." "T hai 1« I be law of the Indian, Eng The fertile Talley« of Oregon help to lishman," he answered pleasantly; M PPly the tshlro o f America. This la “but It Is uot the law of the w hile poeatblethrough the I man." magic of the hum- i ble tin can. " It Is the law our religion teaches," In one of the can I remonstrated. " I go now to Gov ning e s t a b l i s h ernor Burnet. 1 shall ask hltu lo make m e n ts , J u lia a law that Indians shall he as safe Schmidt was em front mockery ae from violence In New ployed. I t was com York." plicated work be cause sb« did seal- ' "Governor Burnet la a good man. lng and other parta My brother w ill speak to friendly of the worSt. It was ; ears." / A U T H O R <y’ ----------- PO R TO DELLO G O LD ETC strenuous work and "You call me brother.” I aald. "I W N U S F K .V IC E ------------------- _»1'» was not a strong corvm O H T t r o w c n t a n o Y have no friends In tills land. May I g'.rL Often she forced herself to work call you brother?” when she was hardly able to sit at her An ugly knave," I commented. That wonderful expression o f burn machine. At times she would have to But the d t l sen only eyed me P R E C E D IN G C H A P T E R S • t * r * t home for she was so weak sha lng Intelligence lighted hla face 1 aekance, unti I walked on. I wits pass could hardly walk. For five years sha again. H a r r y O r m e r o d , p r o s c r ib e d lng through Bridge street. w ith the was In this weakened condition. “M y brother has befriended Ta wan t r a i t o r to K i n a G e o r g e as a S t u She tried various medic*ne&. A t last, leafing tree-houghs overhead and the ne ars. Ta-w an tie are Is his friend a rt p a r t is a n , r e t u r n in g fro m * friend o f hers spoke o f Lydia E.’ wnlls o f Fort George hefore me. when and brother. T a wan ne ars will not F r a n c e to L o n d o n , re s e u e a A ld e r Plnkham s Vegetable Compound and I another and smaller crowd rounded fhrget." m a n R o b e r t J u g g in s f r o m « » ■ a » ahe gave It a trial. GMAC s in e J u g g in s p r o v e s to b e th e the corner from the Broad Way, a He raised hla right hand arm high "Everyone says I am a healthier and g ra n d s o n o f a fo r m e r s te w a rd street which formed the principal tlior stronger g irl,” she writes “I am rec In the gesture of greeting or farewell, o f O r m e r o d 'a fa th e r , to whom j oughfare of the town and took Ila and we separated. ommending the Vegetable Compound to J u g g in s f e e ls h i m s e l f In d e b t e d . a ll my friends who tell me how they name from the wide space between the O rm e ro d t e ll s J u g g in s he h a s abandoned th e S tu a rt cause : house w a lls. suffer and I am w illin g to answer let CHAPTER V J u g g in s I n f o r m s h im o f a J a c o ters from women asking about It." In the lead came an Indian He was b i t e p lo t In t h e A m e r i c a n c o l o Julia Schmidt s address Is (S3 N orth the first o f his race I chanced to see. n ie s to w e a k e n R n g la n d b y f o r F ront S t. Salem. Oregon. T h e G o v e r n o r in C o u n c il and sure. *tls strange that we were w a r d in g F re n c h In t e r e s t s A t Its G irls who work In factories know h e a d la A n d r e w M u r r a y , a S c o ts destined to he friends— aye. more than Where Garden street crosses the Just how Miss Schmidt felt. Perhaps GMAC m an. and a F re n c h m a n . r>e friends, brethren of the same clan. He Broad Way I met the town bellringer they. too. w ill find better health by V e u ll e . d e a d ly enem y of O r was a large man. six feet In hla ntoc- brandishing his hell. I approached taking the Vegetable Compound. m e ro d T h e t w o a r e In L o n d o n caalns, and o f about the same age as him with a request for the location of fu r th e rin g th e ir sch e m e s An t i c i p a t i n g t h e p lo t te r s * r e t u r n to myself. He stalked along, arma swing Captain van Horne's house. Few people are as smart as other A m e r i c a , J u g g in s a r r a n g e s fo r ''I>o you but follow your nose ing easily at his side, wholly Im per O rm e ro d to g o th e r e w it h le tte r s people think they are. vious Io the rabbie of small boys who straight before you." he directed me. to G o v e r n o r B u rn e t, frte n d of tagged behind, yelling and shrieking 'U n til you come to the red hrlck man J u g g in s , a n d w o r k t o f o i l M u r at him. DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN r a y . D i s g u is e d a s J u g g in s * s a r v - »Ion with the yellow brick walk thia a n t . O r m e r o d t a k e s p a s s a g e to H e was naked from the waist up. side o f the Green lane. T hat Is hla." A m e r ic a . O n t h e s h ip h e m e e ts The negro Servant who answered my and on his massive chest was palmed T a k e Tablets W ithout F ear If You GMAC a g i r l . M u r r a y 's d a u g h t s r . a r d e n t In yellow and red pigment» the head knock admitted that the governor waa See the Safety "B ayer Cross." J a c o b it e , w h o b e lie v e s h im t o he l o y a l to t h e S t u a r t s D e V e u ll e * 11 h I a. r e c o g n is e s O r m e r o d a n d e x p o s e s "But Massa Burnet done hah de W a rn in g ! Unless you see the name h im . Taken by s u r p r is e . O r gen'lenten oh de council wld him Jus' “Bayer” on package o r on tablets you GMAC m e r o d Is t h r o w n o v e r b o a r d b y now, salt," he added doubtfully. t h e n e g r o . T o m , b u t r e g a i n s th e are not getting the genuine Bayer d e c k tn s a f e t y H e accuses M u r- “I am thia minute landed wllh let Aspirin proved safe by millions and r * v ° f I n c i t i n g T o m to m u r d e r ters for the governor from London." I prescribed by physicians fo r 2« years. h im . b u t o f c o u r s e c a n p ro v e said. Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. n o t h in g . A t r u c e Is d e c la r e d u n GMAC "Oh, hery well. aah. D at be a d lf t il th e v e s s e l re a c h e s N e w Y o rk . Im itations may prove dangerous.—Adv. runt matter. Massa Burnet l>e plumb glad to see yo‘. Dis way. please." The more the marble wastes the He ushered me Into the wide hall CHAPTER IV— Continued more the statue grows.— Michael way and knocked on the door o f the gelo. first room on the right. “That Is true," I assented. "Enter." roared a Jovial bass voice. "There Is somewhat I would venture The negro threw o|>en a lenf o f the to observe upon. I f you w ill permit door and stood aside. , me," he continued delachedly. "You "Dis gen'leniun done Jus' Ian' Tom are a youth of boldness and courage London w lf letters fo‘ yo' excellency," i You possess Intelligence. You may go he unnnunced. ! fa r In the firovlnces, always supposing G ood H ealth D t p e n d i Upon Good I saw hefore me a group o f eight i you do not succeed In winning a par Elim ination. men gathered around a dinner table, O p r r u l i n j the G M A C Vian lor the p u n hate of don. I opine that a pardon might be D E T E N T I O N o f b o d ily which was spread with maps and pa. A^* waste In the blood is called won I f you went about It In the right pera In place of eatnhles. At the head CHEVROLET • PONTIAC • OLDSMODILB way. T here are gentlemen at W h ite a “ toxic condition.” This often hall. who— ” sat the man o f the bass voice, ruddy- gives rise to a dull, languid feel faced, comfortable In girth, with the OAKLAND » BUICK • CADILLAC His hesitation was eloquent. ing end, sometimes, toxic back high forehead of the thinker and the "And you would suggest?" I asked aches and headaches. That the FRIGIDAIRE— The electric refrigerator square Jaw o f the man of action. him. fain tly amused as I perceived the kidneys are not functioning " I atn Governor Burnet, air," ha d rift o f his Intention. DELCO-LIGHT— Electric light and power plant» properly is often shown by burn said. "W ho are you?" “T h in k well before you commit your ing or scanty passage of secre "These letters w ill explain, your ex tions. Thousands have learned self to this venture. You cannot hope cellency.” I replied. Why. the governor to assist their kidneys by drink to overcome me I tendered them to him. of this province, w ith all the serai- of a wolf. He wore no other paint, ing plenty of pure water and "Hah. from M aster Jnggtns !” he ex tha occasional use of a stimulant regal powers at his command, has and he was weaponless, except for the claimed w llh heightened Interest. “ You Learning Q u ick ly d iu re tic . 30,000 users give failed to balk me In my plans. My tomahawk and knife which hung at sailed on the New Venture?" Johnny Is In Ills third year of action and Power Law nm ow er D o an 's signed endorsement. Influence Is no less In Ixvndon. I f you his belt. "Yes. your excellency— w llh Master He la Just taking up the science « continue as you have begun you w ill The children danced around him so M urray." A Pr«ctl« «l Proven Pttw»r C ul- ff A sk y o u r n e ig h b o r! tivatof for Gardener»,.Suburb «“ut»< physiology In a moderated form TIi end, I fear. In an early grave. I say muny little animals. They never “T h a t Is well. Be sealed, sir; he a n tte » ,T fu c k e r» .F k x U ra .N u r ^ T T p P ja C « . F r*« Other evening his mother asked hltu It not as a threat. 'Tls merely a pre touched him, but some o f the more re m e n .h ru lrt )ro w e r» ,( *>< seated." ordered the governor us he •e try Eatatcs and Law nw ork. diction." “W h a i did you study about loda venturesome hurled pebbles from the silt the packet. A M E R IC A N F A R M M A C H IN E C O . In your health class, Johnny?" “I fear me I should lose your good w alk at his braw ny shoulders. I can 1 JO o-.l.lrd A r e . & . S . , M h i p o lls . M i t x a . I found a chair by the fireplace, and Stim ulant Diuretic to the K id n e y “ We studied about our stomach opinion did I take your advice" I re not repeat the catch-calls and rhymes F o e te r-M ilb e rn Ce.. M ix Chexnlete. B u ffalo, N. Y watched In silence whilst he rend plied. and Inteslaments." he solemnly rt which they employed, some o f them through the close-writ pages, with an tilled. H e looked me straight In the eyes. too disgusting for print. occasional word or Interjection to the "You would,” he said curtly, and he I looked to see some citizen Inter other«, who had risen from their turned on his heel and left me. Was Your vene, but several who sat on their places and were clustered about him. Three hours later we lay at anchor doorsteps or lounged In front o f shops, They were, as I afterw ard learned, the Grandmother’s Remedy In the East river under the lee of smoking the Inevitable pipe, viewed moet prominent men of the governor’s For every stomach Nutten Island, which some called the the s|>ectarle w ith Indifference or open faction In the province, who strove to and Intestinal 111. Governor's because It was a part of amusement. clinch the control o f the fur trade In This good old-fnah- his official estate. Small boats landed My w rath boiled over, and I charged English hands. loned herb home us at a w h a rf on a canal which ran down upon the tormentors. “ S o ' Hum ph!" M r W ir e — " D o yon know* w h a t la fo o d fo r remedy for consti up Into the town along the middle of vatsT** “ Be off." I shouted. "H ave yon no T he governor laid down the cover pation. stomach Ills if Your Back Hurts or Bladder Broad atreet. From here I had mv proper play to occupy your time?" Mlao Slow #— “ W h y . poison, o f couraa.” ing letter which accompanied the de and other derange M r. W it « — “ N o , t h a t w ould k i l l th em — Bother« You, Bogin baggage carried by a waterman to They fled hilariously, pleased rather tailed report of the operations o f M ur •heeae.“ ments of the sys Taking Salto the George tavern In Queen street, D o yon k n o w w h a t*« fo o d foe a cold, o r than outraged by the attack, a fte r the ray In London. tem ho prevalent these days In In even which he recommended as being fa m o re pro p e rly «peak in < . w h a t a fo o d fo r a “You are M aster— " [«erverse habit of children who prefer greater favor a * a fam ily ro edlclM p^rsun w ho ha« a c o ld ? T h e a u n w c r 1« vored by the gentry. H e examined the letter again. always to be noticed Instead of Ig When your kidney« hurt and you than In your grandmother's day. M u rra y ’s party I overheard giving nored. and I was proceeding on my wav “Humph ! Yes." back feels sore don't get srared an directions for the conduct o f their ef when I was duinfounded by hearing H e turned from me to his councilors proceed to load your stomach w it f r x jt h in f a id h e a lin f to th r o a t and bro n c h ial DR. STAFFORD’S fects to Cawston's tavern In Hanover the Indian addreas me. Ir r ita tio n . 30c and 90o bottle« a t d ra g fia ta “It Is apparent from w hat Master a lot of drugs that excite the kidney square. and d ea lers e ve ry w h ere. T r y i t yo u rs elf and Juggins has w rit Glut M urray has trl- ' “Hold, brother,” he said In perfect and irrita te the entire urinary tracl ace how I t w ork». I f you c a n n o t f e t It, A fte r a meal I Inquired of Master W rite O . O . G reen, In c ., W oodb ury, N . J. English, hut with a certain thick gut umphed. gentlemen, even If not so ab Keep your kidneys clean like yo1 K u rt van Dam, the proprietor of the tural accent. SphodM I - 1 ROUP aa.1 “Ta-wun-ne-ars would solutely ns he would have our citizens keep your bowels clean, hy llushln lt.ll.V M r,.natation, hoara.- George, where I might find Governor thank you.” believe. However, we know the worst, ' |h ln » '1 ,k -n int»r- them w ith a mild, harmless salt -. .1 f la m » .) n W F h r l n M Burnet. Van Dam was a broad-hodled, “ You speak E nglish!” I exclaimed. and we may prepare for It. I f I may »I and bronchial tubM which helps to remove the body*« nrl i square-headed Dntchmnn. He sat In have yonr Indulgence, I would crave ■ ALL A AUCXXL. N a» Vori A light of amusement gleamed In hla nous waste and stim ulate« them t> ‘ the ordinary, smoking a long clay pipe. an adjournment o f our meeting to en eyes, although his face remained ex th e ir normal activity. T h e functloi “Der gofernor Is at Cabfaln van pressionless as a mask. able me lo discuss some aspects of the o f the kidneys Is to filter the blood Horne's," he said, and Immediately situation more Intim ately with Muster “You do not think of the Indian as In 24 hours they strain from It 501 replaced his pipe In his month. these Ignorant little ones do?" he Juggins' messenger." ■ t í grains o f a d d and waste, so we eat “And where Is Captain van Home's jUäaä d h ln g t o T e n d e r » » in .. asked curiously. readily understand the v ita l Impor houfte?” I fiftkwl. " I— I know nothing of your people.” tance of keeping the kidneys active. “In the Hroad-Vay not fa r oop from Ormerod Is to get an Inkling Successful men possess either ability I stammered. " I am hut this day land D rin k lots o f good w itter— you cs j 'I der fort. You valk across through ed here." or nerve. of the power an unscrupulous drink too much; also get from r.n.i H anofer square.” man can wield by the employ My hrolher Is an Englishman?" he pharmacist nhout four ounces o f . ai I thanked him and walked forth. W r ig h t'» In d ia n V e a .t a b le P illa contala ment of superstition to Influ questioned, not Idly hut wllh the cour e n ly v eg eta b le In g re d ie n t» w h ich act aa a Salts; tnke n tahlespoonful In a glasi In Hanover square, which was only ence an Ignorant paople and at- M ITC HELL EYE SALVE S e n tie p u rg a tiv e . 372 P e a rl Ht.. N . V. Adv. teous Interest of a gentleman. o f w ater hefore hreakfnst each tnirn a few steps distant, there wag a crowd tain leadership. heals Inflamed eyes, granulated lids, “I am." lng for a few days and your kldn *yf styes, etc. Hure. Bnfe. Bpcedy. l i c i t Some men are known by the work collected about the entrance to Caws "Ta-wan-ne-ars thanks you, Eng all drusalats. Hall » lln ckrl. N . T.O. may then net line. This famous salt? ton’s tavern. M urray was standing they refuse to do. lishman." He extended his hand. Is made from the a d d o f grapes and In the doorway, Tom on one side of ( T O BB C O N T IN U B D .) WHAT CAUSES BOILS. lemon Juice, combined w ith llthla, and him, and a huge, red-haired giant In Advises W omen of nolle and r a rh n n rlw a re tha reeu lt o f lm - buckskin, w ith knife and tomahawk »X 4X »X »X »X »X«X »X »X»X «X »X»X »X »X »X»X »X »X»X »X »X»X »X »X»X» hns been used for year» to help clean propvr diet or Infection o f th o akin . It'eoom e- M iddle Age at his belt on the other, I stared at and stim ulate clogged kidneys; uls.i í - a o Í k u Í ' Vìi r * - rnil,n * d w o aect ceil»« but C A R R O IL w ill give quick re lie f. N n .ip .n a iv e to neutralize the adds In the system Brea, Calif.— " I had ju jt reached mid the red-haired man, for he was the S I ? ' ! ' . '• n«cM»ery aa one application o f dle life and wax on the down grade. first woodsman I had seen,’ observing L A K U O 1L prom ptly »top» the pein and contin m > they are no longer a source o f Ir r i ued ,<>• draw» out the e r e . ( le t a M c I«.» M y health was fail w ith curiosity his shaggy locks and tation, thus often relieving bladder from »our r in in i a L Y o ur money beck I f you Gratitude, In many people. Is only a gratltnde was a foolish w ord; ing and I had hot fu r cap and the brutal ferocity of his are not aatlafled. that, weakness. strong and secret dcHlre for further e S U R L O C a-N S A L CO .. N A S H V IL L S . T S N N . flash«, t o g e t her face. though appearing In the dictionary, .. Jail Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot In It with pains and 1 stared so long that I attracted the favors. I believe It was Goethe who could never be found In the hearts.— ju r e ; makes a delightful effervescent backache. I was attention o f M urray, who broke off his w rote: "H e who Is not grnteful for a fru tik Hanson, In Ix»g Angeles Times. llth la w ater drink, whleh everyone very miserable in conversation w ith the group surround favor may be likened to one who mud should tnke now and then to help keep deed. I just hap dles the spring from which Ids thirst lng him. and with a pale smile pointed th e ir kidneys clean and active. T ry pened to see an ad- me out to his buckskin retainer. The was quenched.” N ew U te for M ath» i vertisement in our th is ; also keep up the w ater drinking, When gratitude, I heard another man scowled at me, and one hand ' newspaper and sent Gus musks of the type that pro and no doubt you w ill w o n d ^ w hat say, has become a m atter of reason tected soldiers duilng the World war to the drug store went to his knlfe-hllt. became o f your kidney trouble amt ✓ 'X V for a bottle of Dr. ing, there are many waya of escaping were pressed Into service by a crew I spoke to the citizen nearest me. backache. Pierce’s Favorite "Pray, sir, who Is the tall fellow In Its bonds. This Is only another man of workers In London while hunting P r e scription. It bnckskin on the steps?” ner of .saying that he who expects leaks In the city gas mains. The D e tp ite t H im aelf was exactly as represented. The pains The man edged away from me sus gratitude Is a merchant, not a bene hazard of the Job was Increased by the and backaches disappeared, also the hot piciously. “ I would like lo get your Idea of factor. Gratltnde, which the ancients necessity o f working in deep trenches flashes and I have pained in health re true statesman,” said the chap w it PRICE $150 AT YOUR DRUG STORE ”1 am a stranger In your town,” I always painted In the brightest colors, where vapor« hud Insufficient chance markably while going thru the much the notebook. IViilc fo r fre t liu o k le t Is one's duly, but It Is not an Inalien to escape in case flows of considerable dreaded ‘change.* I wish I could tell added. “Young man,'’ replied the senatoi ‘“ T ls a frontiersman,” he replied re able right one Is at liberty to exact. my experience to every suffering KOENIG MEDICINE CO. pressure were encountered. 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