Bandon recorder., August 27, 1903, Image 3

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lb-
la wat! wurtb ripea tía« f«r tbe baaelK rew v Is
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tbsr M|»W NT*!, tb»
nt Ibas* wta» fiare aovar bapp»v»rd to 1 wlMsW '«»«•<►/.
Matter? Y« m seen* la to
gfwwlog tr»«si of
toar H
fitHoaa wae aat parttoularly 1
In the tlumpa ”
weN res«l and fiad aover tato« a «legre« mighty oak» have no need ef y««r aid
"I »«a." Ganrge Martin
The beartentn« o*od» «boobi emwe
at Harvard >oite«e. b«t he wae a
turned towsnl bta father with a «aa
when neeaM. •*« «ben tkvy areas «•!»
brg«ate k»«A on ills fare.
ebrewd OMMavr.
»ta «too aresabia Mary Aaderau« was bypm ritlc p-wirsSat),xw ar drstren»
“Wbat ta It?” a»k»d tbe father BUI
prepare Hone fee ftstare fsrore. <Jto>
X hu I) "Money?”
to piay la Ma tbeatar aad tor eaga«e-
Ittmbtse »ornmnttad by bta tuntltoei»
UKHil
Vtleaded
oree
tedy
Waefc
Tto
"N« a lmlee«l. nothing that caa be reM
•died re eaallv."
artraaa waa • doveut CetbaMr stsl rrew threat* alng to kill M m . atoae
aeeer piayed orí tto algbt at G<»4 Fri amid tbe crowd, bad no .me to etao.1
“Well, what la It? F.< s man stela
day
In laufilng over tto anteoilx-» by M m . btrt be beared land, and rirbes
tu ba nofrrteil lu »«• days la the beat
nient nf tor manager Ntetsam uotlaed often« I tiefnre UWM. Thea they fell M
end eweefrai giri In the world you ere
Mo feet, pre« tainted M m alataef a r>»l
atei slate W nearly all rtsescs <rf
tbe naaet mieereMe looking wretch I
tbaf ua play waa Mlled tur that
and said be Ireta wss Inspired fret«
«My la tto t«>ad>*« sad Parte nt lx
aver eew.”
Blfibt.
heaven
Hmvras tfanaflgwred hint; a
ik.l tllkl-ili rndcssiW Kd« la
"I’M tell yna ell nla««t It. «lad. and
"Ilow sbout Frlday algbt T* be asfisd.
long tine of pebMy heaeb and s few
Jordan I» Pop'ilnr ro-teor» Monthly.
you will think that I bare rea«>«i for
"Y« mi lutve falto! te annoaace a
tree«
Made
blM
divine.
A
little
pa
I
toy hanks ”
for (bal aiffbt ”
tlence sloag tbe Way. a little cb>aev
"Weil. yoti are,” se)«! ble manager,
"Walt a UMUnetit.” The father arane
C mm I Misa David.
"tbet la ÓuuC Fri<lay. aud Mise Antier | cutnpanloaetilp. a little brefberty here
Tbta » IM (Ml UM involx. nt Ixiulrfllv
end kn-k«sl the door of tbe office "NuW,
In lilt Itoars of welching, waiting, end
ta rvtalta by tbe Harones» Homi« i»
my te«y."
mmi never playa ou tliat algbt."
And
hoping, would bare l»»n great its I tn to
ber ridurne of lettore Shortly oner
th«ii to aibled In a eplrit of perwlflagr.
"Ibid, did I ever tell you bow I pr«>
hla soul
tbe revniuttaB of Febntsry be wrote
poseal to Clara?”
•Tto |»«t«e wun’t allow I h - t to »l«ow oo
It le In childh,»»! that ptasrere«
<m tbe blank leave« of tata pm-ketha»,*
"No, George. After you spoke to me
G<«od rrtday.”
count moot, when lb* •Hghf«it Invert
the lutato nt hta protege«« utul sent
That nlght Htetaon wlred l’ope's tbe ¡
•n tbe subject It was some little time
of
bring« krgrwt rr
meat
tbe Itat to ti» previde« with placea Im
before you told «if your engagement I
atar, Nt. l-outa, tto followliig: "Cali |
tn giro th* rhIMrrn mn
tarns.
mediately
l*revtoo»ly. however. It
sup|»ae«| that yon were waiting for a
Mary Anderaon play my bouoc Frttlav.
light. kxe. ronipanlonahlp «y nip«thy
»reni», be hail scribbled "David” no
(avuralile ««pportunity.”
nlght?” Pope anewerrd. "Yes; I have
with their little treohlea ami worries
tlie page, and the be».I of th« cabinet
"That’s Juat It,” exclaimed George
no objectlon." and Mrison caito! to bis b
that seem to them so great, grantii*
aiqwilnted the saki Itavld consul at
energetically. "I was. Falh«*r, do you
manager that lie had lietter Inoert a
Intereat In their growing hopes, their
Bremen; tbe poitulant. however, never
know that Mlaa ll<Me kept so clone to
pretrramiue f«r that nlglit In tbe ad., vague, unproportional dreams sml
came forward, and. tliotigli tbe poet did
Clara Hint n fellow couldn’t get two
as hls friend Pope asid H was all rlgbt.
yeantlngn. Let us put ourselves Into
not like being dlatiiriiwi. M Helsel
words altxir with lot. If we were al a
their places, view Ike world through
• as otdlged to ask wbo waa tbe ¡»avid
party, there was that woman. At pic-
The Kaallsh Admiral and tb* Day.
their eyes so that we may gently cor
on bls Hat.
Dies It waa even worse
Once Clara
The Moors bold by their lieards when rect the errors of their perspective by
"lie who danced before the ark."
and I loot ourselves, and just as 1
they swear in order to give weight to our greater wisdom. Ruch trifles will
was the answer.
opened my II| mi to utter tlie momentous
their oath, which after tills formality make them genuinely happy, happier
“Oh, dear! I have gaZett«*d him to
words, Itelioltl. there waa Mias Rose be­
they rarely violate.
The length of by far tlinn things a thousand tint«*«
Bremen!”
hind ual”
heard seems to weigh with them more greater that come too late.—From "Tit«*
"How very singular! I meant him
“How did you rqanage finally?”
than the stock of brains.
Power of Tnitb,” by William’George
for n subject t for meditation, not for
“I had juat mnde up my mind that I
"l'ou mo/hl hold Clara't band."
Admiral Keppel was sent to Algiers Jordsu, Published by Brentano’s.
nomination. I But you can cancel It.”
would ask Clara before her when one
away. "Hurrah!” waving his cap In to demand satisfaction for the Injuries
The moniteur registered the change,
•truing at a musicale Mrs. Colburn
done to his Britannic majesty’s sole
the
direction
of
a
head
that
was
pro-
but few knew that tbe last consul np-
ARABIC PROVERBS.
called, ‘Oh. Mlaa Rose, may I a|teak to
jeets
by
their
corsairs.
The
dey,
en
truded from one of the windows.
[Hilnt.d to Bremen was King David!
you a moment?* Mlaa Rose limi to go
“Why, George, what la the matter? raged at the I »oldness of the ambassa­
To the dog who han money men any. with silk. The same effect Is repeated
to her, and we were alone. It wna an
dor,
exclaimed
that
he
wondered
at
on the sleeves. It tun a lace yoke. The Woaderfal Nroae of Smell I n Da*«.
opportunity not to la* loat. . *Clnra,' I Why has the train left us?" naked the Insolence of the English monarch "My lord dog.”
Consult thy wife and do the revers- skirt top and lower part of the I i I oum
It has often been proved that dogx
said, T love you.
Will you ite my Clara, bewildered.
"We’ve eloped. The train for Den­ in sendlgg him a message by a foolish, of what she advises.
are able to track their masters through
Tbe mortality among
babie* during th«
are
covered
by
a
design
made
of
tiny
wife?* Bin* had Juat time to whisper
teething years la something frightful.
ver will be along in five minutes. We’U beardless boy.
When the moon Io with thee of wbat raised tucks. The large capeline is of crowded streets, where It would be thiaa
*Yea, George,’ when the enemy wav
The census of 1MW «how«
*
that about <me in
The
admiral,
somewhat
nettled,
re
­
go west, and she’ll go east.”
account are the stars
upon ua.
pliable banana colored straw, with Impossible to attribute their accuracy -very •even »uccumbe.
plied that if bls master had supposed
The cau«e
la
apparent.
With
baby*a
"But the baggage?” gasped Clara.
to
anything
except
the
sense
of
smeii
Joy lasts for seven days, but sadness wreath of black and white daisies.
“When we reach«! the door of their
bones hardening, the fontanel (opening In the
"Bent ahead,” answered George; wisdom was to be measured by the
alone. Mr. Romanes, the naturalist, skull) closing up and ita teeth forming, all
endures for a lifetimt.
home, I anld; ’Mlaa Rom*, muy I come
length
of
the
Iteard
he
would
doubtless
"fixed dsys ago. Give your husband a
once made some interesting experi­ these coming at once create a demand for
to see you In tlie morning? I have
He who has gold h beloved, though
bone material that nearly half the littl»
Fashluaabl« Trimming«.
kiss, Mrs. Martin, Aunt Hotte Isn’t have sent the dey a he goat.
ments as to thia wonderful power as systems are deficient In. The reeult la
eomethlng of importance to any.* Bite
be
be
a
dog
and
the
am
of
a
dog.
This answer so enraged the dey that
Fringes are back in faahion again. exhibited in his own dog. In these tests leevlshnesa. weakness, sweating, fever, diar-
here to see.”
said: ‘Bay It now. Clara, my dear, you
It Is better to commit ten sins In the Tbe knotted silk fringe is Been on
rhoea, brain troubles, convulsions, etc , that
Meanwhile when MI hm Rose saw he ordered bls mutes to attend with
the naturalist found that his dumb prove terribly fatal. The deuths In RMM» under
may retire.’ I was confua<*d for tbe
George and Clara standing un the the bowstrings, snylng that the ad­ sight of God than one In the sight of many of the lmitorted gowns, and friend could easily follow In the tracks three years were MH.MHI, to say nothing of
moment, but. rallying, put on a laild
fringe ia often combined with elab­ of his master, though be was far out the vast number outside the big cities that
ground, with George waving Ills cap miral should pay for his boldness with men.
She
front and said: T love Clara,
ware not reported, and this in the Unit»«!
Nothing daunted by this
Those who are learning to shave orately embroidered banda as a trim­
and prancing around the platform wild­ his life.
of sight, and that, too, after no Ims States alone.
loves me. I want her for my wife.
ly, her first thought waa that be was threat, the ambassador took the dey to heads practice upon those of the or ming. Mexican drawn work will be than eleven persona had followed, step­ When baby begins to sweat, worry or cry
and I would like your eonaent.’
out In sleep don't wait, arul the need ii
the window and, showing him the phans.
used on many of tbe linen gowna.
Insane.
ping exactly In the tracks made by Mr. neither medicine nor narcotics. What the
“She naked, ‘Does your father ap­
English fle°t, said if It was bls pleas­
And. as for buttons, there is simply
The beauty of a man lies In his In
little system Is crying out for is more bone
“
Thin
train
must
be
stopped!"
she
Romanes,
It
being
the
deliberate
Inten
­
prove this, George?* I answered, ule
ms ter lai.
Sweet men’s Teething Food sup­
ure to put him to death there were tellfgence; the Intelligence of a woman no end of them. They are one of tbe
cried
excitedly,
rising
to
lier
feet.
tion
to
confuse
the
senses
of
the
poor
plies
It. It has saved the lives of thousands
does.* Then she said: There is no one
Englishmen enough in that fleet to Is to lie found in her beauty.
real charms of the season. One may
jf babies.
They bettln to improve within
“
He's
mad!
Oh.
my
poor
niece!
”
dog
If
possible.
Further
experiment
to whom 1 would rather give my niece
forty-eight hours.
Here I n what physician«
When thou seest two people In con wonderfully accentuate a gown with proved that the animal tracked the think
"Miss Rose,” said a voice soothingly, make him a glorious funeral pile.
of It.
than to the sou of your father. We
The dey, who wore a long beard, stant converse thou mayest know tliat smart buttons.
"be
calm,
I
beg,
and
I
will
explain.
”
Ml Washington
_________ Ht..
boots Instead of the man, for when Mr.
shall tie glad to see you on Wednesday
Han Francisco, June 2, IMS.
Tbe heavy linen gowna show big
“Oh, Mr. Martin, is It you?” ex­ took the bint from the man who bad the one Is the dupe of the other.
Romanes
put
on
new
footgear
the
dog
Gentlemen
—
I
am
and Friday evenings and will expect
preMirlbhig
your food In
none.
Shun him who can be of no use to pearl buttons. Then there are elab­ fulled entirely.
the multitude or baby »roubles due to Im-
you to be our escort to all places of claimed the lady In a relieved tone as
orately
enameled
and
jeweled
buttons,
peded
dentition.
A
large
____
percentage
of In-
she turned and saw George’s father.
thee. In this world lie cannot serve
•luuaement. Good night.’ Waan't it
fan tile ilia and fatalities are the result ut
A Doctor Wlthowt Hope.
to any nothing of tbe buttons In Imi­
Daaurroas Symptam«.
“
I
am
so
glad.
What
Is
it?
”
thee
and
in
that
which
is
to
come
lie
slow
teething.
Your
food
¿applies
what
the
cool?”
The young physician sat In his lonely cannot intercede in thy behalf.—“Tu­ tation of fruit.
The story is told of a Scotch preacher deficient system demands, and 1 have had
“Sit down and let us talk quietly,"
"It was, rather," said the elder mnn,
surprising
success
with
.n
scorea
of
canea
Yak lace will trim many of tbe who gave his people long, strong ser­
said Mr. Martin, pushing her gently office and wept bitterly, and while he nisia.”
this diet, given with their regular
____ _____
toed, , __
has ,
chuckling.
spring gowns, and cluny lace both In mons and delivered them In a remark not failed to check the infantile distreHses.
into her seat. “There is no cause for wax weeping a friend came to comfort
‘Thut wasn't the worst of It,” went
Several of the more serious cases would, 1
silk
and
cotton
will
be
seen.
ably
deliberate
manner.
One
Sunday
alarm, I assure you.” And then be him.
■qaslehed.
feel sure, have been fatal without it. It can­
on George in an aggrieved tone. “When
“Why do you weep?” the friend in­
be asked a friend who was visiting not be too quickly brought to the attention
told her the whole plot
Feline amenities show themselves
I went to spend the first evening, ahe
of
the mothers of the country. It is an ab­
quired.
him to occupy his pulpit in the morning. solute
"But I shouldn't have bothered them
most forcibly at committee meetings.
Secret of the Feotherboae.
necessity.
stayed in the parlor tbe whole time. I
“Alas!”
“An' were you satisfied wl’ my
a bit,” said Miss Rose. "I let him kiss
L. C. MENDEL, M D.
There was one of these latter gathered
A
noticeable
fad
in
regard
to
the
thought she would surely let me see
“
I
thought
so.
What
la
the
name
of
her, and when no one was in the car
together to discuss a charity bazaar. gowns of the girls of today Is that, no preaching?” asked bls friend as they
Petaluma,
Cal..
September L IMS.
Clara alone for a few minutes before
today I told him that be might bold the lass?”
The chairman smiled sweetly upon the matter how billowy and airy they may walked home from the kirk.
Dear Sira—I have Jost tried the teething
leaving; but, no. Bhe looked up and her hand.”
“You misunderstand me,” responded artist’s wife and said:
food in two cases and in both It was a suc­
“
Weel,
”
said
his
host
slowly,
“
It
was
be in effect, they always have a cer­
cess. One was a very serious case, so criti­
said In a matter of fact tone: ‘We are
"You didn’t!” ejaculated the father, the young physician, with dignity. “I
“You’ll get your husband to let ns tain smart look about them. For In­ a fair discoorse, Will'm; a fair dis- cal that it was brought to me from another
Just among ourselves, George. You
am
weeping
because
I
must
abandon
city
for treatment. Fatal results were feared.
chuckling as the vision of George's
have some little thing of his for the art stance, the transparent lace collar nev* coorse, but it pained me at tlie last to
In three days the baby ceased worrying and
may salute Clara before you go.’ I face rose before him.
“But Miss my profession.”
see tbe folk looking so fresh and wide­ commenced eating and is now well. Its action
table, will you not, Mrs. Mahlstick?”
er
wrinkles
when
it
should
not,
and
gave Clara a prim, decorous peck on
“You cannot mean it! Have you not
Rose, I dou't think we realize Just
“Well, you know husbands are not the chiffon lined lace rever and cuff awake. I mistrust 'twasna aae long In this case was remarkable. I would ad­
the cheek and left.”
vise you to put it in every drug store In this
what young folks feel In such cases, studied long and faithfully to acquire always easily managed, my dear.”
always hold their correct position. The nor sae sound as it should iiae been.”
city. Yours,
"Is that all?” asked his father, hold­ do you?”
It?”
I. M. PROCTOR. M. D.
“Ah, but take him after one of your ever useful featberbone Is the secret
ing bls sides.
“I have.
Enropean Tattooers.
nice dinners and then put in a word of all this, and the summer girl knows
"I
don
’
t
know.
When
Reuben
”
—
Sweetman
’
s
Teeth
I ns Food will carry baby
“All!” echoed George lugubriously.
"And you have your diploma?”
Tattooing Is not by any means con­ safely and comfortably through the meet dan­
for our worthy cause. But remember how to use It in Just the correct way
“Yes; I know,” interrupted the other
"All! The worst Is to come. You
“
I
have.
”
gerous
period
of
child
life. It renders lanc­
fined to savage peoples. There are
we are not allowed to have anything to produce the best effects.
gently. "Do you remember how you
ine of the gums unnecessary. It Is the safest
know that we are to live with Mias
“And you are well grounded in the which sells for over 125.”
races in Europe which make it a regu­ plan and a blessing to the baby to not wait
and
Reuben
and
Sally
and
I
used
to
Rose after our marriage. I thought
noble art of healing?”
lar practice, ami men. women and chil­ tor symptoms but to commence giving It the
“Indeed!” And then Mrs. M.'s eye­
or fifth month.
Then all tbe teeth
Box Plaited Fraek.
that things would be different then and steal out to take sleigh rides? Those
“I feel that I may truthfully say so.” brows went up alarmingly.
dren bear on their bodies ornamenta­ fourth
“Then
were
good
old
days.
Miss
Rose.
”
will come healthfully, without pain, dle-
I should liave Clara all to myself for a
An excellent example of the prevail­ tions that are as ornate and queer, al­ treae or lancing. It la an auxiliary to their
“Then why do you make such a rasb perhaps he’ll induce one of his pupils
“But Reuben died," said Miss Rose,
regular diet and eaelly taken. Price U> cento
whole month on our trip. But thia
assertion?”
to dash off something for you.”—New ing style of box plaited effects Is though not as extensive, ns are mark­ (enough for elx week»), cent postpaid on re­
her lips quivering.
morning I received a note from Clara
shown In this simple little frock, suita­ ings on the bodies of the south sea ceipt of price. Pacific Coast Agents. Inland
“Alas! I—I”— The young physician York Times.
“
And
so
did
Sally,
”
answered
Mr.
In which she tells me that Aunt Rosé
Drug Co., Milla Building, San Francisco
ble for almost any and all kinds of savages.
broke down utterly, but soon assumed
Martin.
is going with us. Imuglne—a chap­
material. The body and skirt are in
a forced composure. “I cannot raise a
These European tattooers are among
Painting
Animals*
Eyes.
They sat quiet for a little time, and beard, and a young physician without
eron on a wedding Journey!”
one, with three
plaits stitched to the Albanians and Bosnians, who live
One of the most difficult things which
then the man broke the silence:
Brala Work and Hair.
"George, you don't mean it?”
a bce.rd is—is”—
In the famous and notorious Balkan
the
artists
and
taxidermists
of
the
gov
­
“
Rose,
let
’
s
give
those
young
things
Everything physical being equal, It
“It's true,” affirmed George; “says
Again the young physician broke
peninsula.
Is established that the man who Is en­
we are too young to go off by ourselves a surprise. I can never be to you what down, and bls friend knew that be ernment studio have to do is the paint­
gaged In professional work will grow
and that we need some one to l«a>k aft­ Reuben would have been, but I'll be was as one who could not be comfort­ ing and preparation of glass eyes for
Had Several Marks Coalsg.
the mammals, birds and reptiles
lonely with the boy gone, and you ed.—New York Times.
er us.”
I hope that Willie got a good mark gray sooner than will the man who
mounted at that institution for exhibi­
won
’
t
find
Clara
all
in
all
to
you
now.
at school today,” remarked Willie’s earns hts bread by the literal sweat of
“I have it!” exclaimed Martin senior
tion in the National museum.
How • Rat Stole Baiba.
his brow. Thus by Implication the man
fond mother.
after a moment's thought. “Elope with We need each other. Will you marry
These "eyes” are made of glass, hol­
me. Rose?”
M. de I’arvllle, a well known French
“He did not, madam, I am sorry to who lias more and harder brain work
Clara.”
naturalist, told a remarkable story low within and from the rear, so that
“But I can’t forget Reuben.”
say,” replied tbe grim visaged pc.-la- than another-more worries, more
"Elope with her! Why, the cards are
“I don't want you to forget Reuben, about a rat In the Journal des Debats. the Inner surface may be painted any
gogue politely, "but I think I am safe troubles, more difficult thoughts, less
all out!”
A gardener planted one afternoon 250 color desired. As no two animals' eyes
in promising you that if Willie turns vitality in proportion—this Is the indi­
"I don't mean now; after the wed­ even as I shouldn't want to forget my
are
alike
and
as
the
colon
are
often
Sally. It was a dreadful blow to have tulip bulbs on a terrace, and next
up at school tomorrow, which be did vidual and the profession that soonest
ding.”
complicated
and
unusual,
it
requires
a
Reuben die on your wedding day. I'll morning be noticed that the ground
not do today, be will receive several.” are marked by gray hairs.
•
••••••
do my best to make you happy, dear. had been disturbed and that they bad great deal of skill, study and practice
—Syracuse Herald.
George and Clara were married and, Will you?”
all been taken away. He was con­ before one Is competent to undertake
W vbm ' i Cruelty to Woman.
with tbe usual accompaniment of rice,
the
work.
Another illustration of how mean a
fident
that
rata
had
done
the
work,
"Yes,” answered Miss Rose huskily,
Frieade la Meed.
departed In company with Aunt Rose “I will, George.”
and, taking a spade, he began to dig
I don't put much faith In proverbs,'' woman can be was given the other
Colenlea of the World.
for a tour of tlie eastern cities.
The car was full, and they were an in the hope of discovering their nest,
said
Brown to Jones. “For instance, night when a young lady was calling
The colonies, so called, of the work)
Miss Rose and Clara occupied a seat elderly couple, so he only pressed her Soon he unearthed a large female rat,
look at the oft quoted one, *A friend In on an elderly spinster who dresses and
occupy
two-fifths
of
the
land
surface
of
together, while George aat In front of hand gently and. despite the fact that which he killed, and after digging a
need is a friend Indeed.’ Now. most of acts with unbecoming youthfulness
them. Bo decorous was the conduct of others might see, continued to hold it few more minutes he discovered an the globe and contain one-third of the
my experience with friends in need has The spinster showed her visitor a lietiu
world's
population,
or
about
5o0.000.0txi
the young [«copie that, save for the caressingly In his. Miss Rose’s wither underground chamber lined with hay
been
that they wanted to borrow. Give tiful handmade lace collar and said
beaming looks cast upon each other, ed cheek took on a faint blush, and a and leaves and connected by a corri­ fteople. Of thio colonial population of
proudly, “This la over fifty years old.”
me
the
friends that are not in need.”
oue would have supitoaed that they feeling of happiness and comfort stole dor with two holes, which were evi­ 500,000,000 only three small groups,
“It Is beautiful!” purred the girl.
were a staid married couple of several Into her heart. After a little Mr. Mar­ dently need as storehouses, for In them numbering less than 15.000.0tM) pop­
Where Diplomacy Is Needfnl.
“Did you make It, deur?”—New York
ulation,
or
3
per
cent
of
the
whole,
are
years' standing.
he found the 250 tulip bulbs. This
Praise Is one of the most difficult o' Press.
tin laughingly exclaimed:
For the first few hour a the coach wns
was remarkable, but more remarkable composed in any considerable degree of
things to deal out satisfactorily, If
"The young rascal turned over
the
people
of
the
governing
country
or
tilled with people, but these dwindled
was the fact that they were neatly ar­
Advanced Aneestrnl Pride.
you do not pratae u man as liberally as
tickets and apartments to me to
their descendants.
• way until there were but the three
"So Woodby is very rich now. When
be thinks he deserves, be hates you; If
pose of. I’ve found a ready purchaser. ranged in two rows and that not oue
left, when Aunt Rose said affably:
you overpraise him. he sets you down I knew him he was poor. Ills only
Rose, we'll take our wedding journey of them had been gnawed or other­
Over HI» Patient's Head.
“George, we are alone. You might
wise Injured.
as a sharper or a fool.—Boston Tran treasure in those days was the musket
on their tickets.”
When the doctor, who forgot what
hold Clara'a hand If you wish.”
bls great-grandfather carried In th«
script.
A month later Mr. and Mrs. Martin
kind of medicine bls patient was tak
'This is too kind," said George, poa-
A Perslsteat OMee Seeker.
Revolution.”
junior returned homo.
-
Life
Saving
Saperstitloa.
Ing,
asked,
“
Was
it
a
fluid
medicament
•easing himself of Clara's band with
Governor Stanley of Kansas was
"Oh, his great-grandfather has been
"George,” said Clara guiltily as the
The
superstitious
collier
la
often
I
prescribed
for
you
the
last
time?
”
tin
once so pestered by office seekers, re­
alacrity. “One would think that you
promoted since. Woodby exhibits his
train nearrl the station. "1 nm afraid
laughed
to
acorn,
but
a
miner
in
north
had gone through with thia sort of
lates the Saturday Evening Poet, that puzzled German patient answered:
to meet Aunt Rose. I am sure that
Wales la juat now thanking hla lucky sword now.”—Philadelphia Press.
“I don’t know vot id vos. Yon said
thing yourself. Aunt R om *. Y ou have
he found It necessary publicly to make
she will never forgive me.”
stars that be believes In omens. He
•o much aymiMthy for us.”
the statement that In view of the ex­ I ahud take fife droits dree dimes a day
Cwttla*.
“Yea. she will,” answered George. ceedingly numerous applications for In vater.”—New York Press.
was boring under some coal and was
Miss Rose gazed hard at the young
"Mrs. Talkyerblind can say some of
"She can’t resist you.”
startled
by
seeing
a
rat
scuttling
away.
office he had received through the
man, a suspicion darting through her
the most cutting things.”
body length In front and back. A very
"But I haven't heard a word In all malls he should be unable to give any
Jast a HI Nt.
He walked away from the spot, and
brain that possibly nome sarcaam might
"Yes. If she could only keep her
pretty collar, which may be plainly or
this time,” iterslsted Clara.
"How
appropriately
the
word«
art
directly
afterward
a
large
fall
of
coal
attention to them, milch less afford
lurk under ills speech, but George re­
"That’s nothing.” answered her bus- any hope of success to the various ap­ arranged here.” «be remarked as sb« elaborately trimmed, and the remova­ occurred Juat over the place where the mouth closed for five minutes you could
turned her look with on«* so full of In-
ble shield are attractive accessories.
have her arrested for carrying con­
lrnnd. "I haven't heard from dad plicants.
Idly turned tbe pages of the dictionary
man bad been worklng.-London Htand-
uoevnee that she dismissed the thought
cealed weapons.”—I.lfe.
The mode develops well in serge, ard.
either, but It's all right. Aud haven't
“
How
do
you
mean?
”
Inquired
Mr
In the course of a few days after
aa uuworthy. Her glance becunie be-
light weight flannels, chailte, pongee
we had a Jolly time?”
making the statement In question the Slowe-Polk.
utgn. and abe graciously turued her
Vietas a.
or in pique, linen, madras, nainsook or
"Indeed
we
have,
”
answered
Tke B-ssxr’i Slga.
"Why,
for
Instance,
‘
love
’
comes
Jus'
back upon them.
governor received the following note:
Susie— Now, when I'm naked to sing
gingham.—New York Journal.
bride, a tender light in her eyes,
Smith
(seeing
beggar
bearing
sign
"My Pear Governor I understand a little before ’matrimony.* ”
I never say, “Oh, I can't!” I always
"Isn't It too rldlcukHM?” whispered only Aunt Rose”—
reading, "Deaf and Dumb")—I’d like to alt down at the piano—
that you have said that you were go­
Clara, shaking with laughter. "But
Th«
First
Step.
“I'll take all the blame,” said her ing to take a week off to destroy the
Lweky Nambera.
help this poor fellow, but I don't know
Jennie- And let tlie nndience find it
you're a darling to bear It aa you da”
Young Woman (before milliner's win­ bow to tell whether he 1s really deaf
husltand, "Itecause you really didn't pile of letters asking for jobs. If ev­
"Speaking of lucky numbers, they
out for tbemaelvea? Illustrated Bits.
“Yea; I'm the model of my sex,” re- know anything about It Why. here
dow.
to
her
maid)-
That
hat
la
perfect
­
are
the
ones
with
the
dollar
sign
before
and
dumb.
erything else la gone, then, my dear
turned George. "Tbe next time I sup­ are ls>th of them at the station to meet
ly lovely. I must have it. Marie, be
Beggar (softly)-Read the sign, mis­
governor. I should like the job of tear­ them, aren’t they?”
Cacao Is grown In Cuba in connection
pose she will aay, *Clara, you might ■oF
"Well, that depend« on whether they sure to remind me to kiss my husband ter; read the sign.—Indianapolis Jour­ with the coffee plant, as the latter re­
ing up the letters.”
bow return George's marital care««.' "
when
I
get
home.
—
Woman's
Home
"Oh. Aunt Roae!” cried Clara, fling­
represent wbat Is coming to yon or
nal.
quires shade, which Is furnished by the
“I think some one Is coming,” aald ing herself Into Miss Roue's arms and
Ineansiaten*.
Companion.
what you owe.”—Chicago Tost.
former, at the same time yielding a
Miao Roae as tbe train slowed up.
"We
look
fur
our
feller
men
to
be
laughing and crying tn a breath. “Will
■• Knew.
profltable crop.
•Time," growled George, giving Cla­ you ever forgive us?”
c nslxtent. an' dat's where we am In
■•or.
Discretion Carnes With Year».
"This Is rather an unusual hoar for
ra's hand a parting atjueese. The coach
“Rhe's made a fool of that young fel­ you to be going toduneb. Not hungry
"80 you quarreled with your wife?”
Aunt Rose's only answer was to klan consistent ourselves. I»e beet speech I
Qalekly Sabdaed.
filled up, and they ran along without h«-r repeatedly.
low."
«ber deliberated was on de subject of
“No, suh; she quarreled wld me.”
Von Blaater (roaring with rage)—
•o early, are you T'
Incident for severa 1 hours. Tbeu George
"Well, aba didn't have to economize | "No. bat I will be by the time the Who tohl y«tu to put paper on tbe wall?
“Don’t you ever answer back?”
,
"George." said hla father after the I .meaty, an' yet I had to go out dat
hurried In from the bnioker.
“Jedge.” replied the witness. “Pis on the raw material”- Baltlipore Amer- ' waiter condescends to notice ■»"-■!
two ladles were somewhat calm, "kies werry envenin’ an’ steal wood ’nuff to
l>ecoratof»-Your wife, str.
“Ciara," be aald. ‘‘come and let me your mother."
inn roe ober Sunday.”
F
f forty year old!”—Atlanta Constltutloo. lean.
Von Blurner-, Pretty, isn’t It?
' change.
• s, » •
THE ESPIONAGE
OF AUNT ROSE
w
WHO KNOWS
Save the Baby