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frc tto n th a t i «. u ut»r«rfuUy r e o - n m - t r i them .
E « v « been »r , n W » i«.r eTxjut th re e y ears w ith
r.'.a'. I a lle J blU'ti»« at» ^.k« co n d n * nn reg "larty
o r co n w «ok. ’» ...; toul by rtitfrre e t p b y rk la a s
ItJte It WM 8.U K I b j bud ten th . c f WlilctS I htt<l
acvcrai. I hart ii • tra in e x tra c te d , t u t tl.o a t
tack* continued. 1 M l seen ad v ertisem en ts o f
K lpaas T nbuiea In ail the p a p e rs b u t had uo tm tJi
In th«m , b u t aix>ut six w eek* Mince a rrie a d I n
duced m e to try thorn. H ave ta k en b u t tw o o f the
•m a il S o e n t b o x es o f th e Tabu!»» tu»d h a w Lad
co recu rre n ce o t th e atta c k s . H ave never given a
teetini'>nial fo r a n y th in g before, b u t th e g n a t
aj-io u n t o f ro o d vrhleo I t-e Have ba-* been <toae n j
by h l pan a Tabu:*.« tn d ’^ e o m e to ad d m ire to the
i-iacy teatlm cnbui J v d «loL-.&le»J h av e in y o u r
. T. DsW«?.
pvtA*.eaiivU coiy.
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% % % #& £ % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % %
THE POET’S SONG.
A b ird o f ric h e s t song flow o u t
A n d p ip e d hie c aro l fu ll o f ch eer,
A n d .’ o n g h e w in g e d h ie w a y c h o u t,
B u t fow w o u ld w a it h la song to he+r.
W ith nor ro w , in h is loiu-ly n est,
U o h id hie ewxct- «ong in h is b re a st.
O ut eonie h a d ho ard th n t song of Joy;
I t cam o a n ti Mouthed th o p an g s of pain,
G ave linpe w h o re d o u b t rose to d e s tro y ;
Ik Bpitiring Mnilfl trie d once ag ain .
I t lifte d h e a r ts a ll te m p e st to u ted —
T h a t song, th o u g h s tille d , wim n e v e r |u at.
A ix g t, Ji9 o n e k new him th e n ,
Bang o u t h is c aro l fu ll o f cheer.
Of hope a n d fa ith a n d lovo fo r m en,
P u t few w o u ld w a it Ida aong to h ear.
Tho poet ? f ie i> d ead I B u t y e t
T ho Bongs ho Bang no h e a rts f o r g 't.
•»-George Tirdrit yu in I’oHtou G lobe.
: A T F O L K O ’C L O C K .
For moro th an a m onth tboro had
been g row ing uniopg the men of Tow n
send'« act a suspicion th a t ho w as go
in g to tho bad. Cnee ho had been seen
/.oniing out of a house w hich seemed to
th o eyes of Chadwick, w ho m et him,
to conceal possibilities of faro. To be
sure, it w as found afterw ard th a t
Townsend had been to v isit his
“ goody’s” husband, Who w as laid up
w ith a broken le g ; h u t tho im pression
clan g , noverthoiess.
Then Morton saw h im one day on
tbo street in conversation w ith a young
w om an of som ew hat flam boyant archi
tectu re, an d although it w as proved
beyond u perudventuro th a t she was
th e very respectable person who did
b is m ending, yet there w ere m any who
believed th a t Townsend was "m ash ed ."
U nexplained. how< ver, was his dis
appearan ce from his usual hau n ts a t 4
10'clock every afternoon. T here were
yam ors of Ids having been seen in d in
g y streets in tbo port by men who were
w alkin g out from Boston and were ta k
in g a short c u t through th a t region.
Huch being the state of public opin
ion, no one was surprised to have T ow n
sen d throw d o v n his hand ono duy as
tiio clock stru ck 4. alth o u g h the last
Jack pot had been uniisuully exciting.
“ I'm n o t coming in ," ho «aid. “ In
fact. I'm going out” —an a tte m p t at
w it th a t was greeted w ith derision.
W ith the sh u ttin g of tho door every
h and was tossed upon tho tu b lo n s if by
com m on consent.
“ IIo ’s doing th is every dny to my
jKHBomil know ledge,” said Chadwick,
“ an d I ’m going to see i t o u t th is a fte r
noon. ”
“ 4'11 go w ith y o u !” cried Morton.
T he rout had no theories, b u t went
from .cu rio sity —all except Allen, who
w as u senior and who knew Tcwnsend'*
ynother »iul was in lovo w itli his sister,
and hence fe lt it incum bent upon him
to tak e tho Intor eat of on elder b iother
in his wulfuro.
For 20 m inutes bo led them nt a «mart
pace thro u g h tho ho tter p a rt of Cam-
bridge]K>rt. and then turn ed aside into
ja short bystreet th a t extended tow urd
tb o river.
T here wAs no electric lig h t in th is
jobnenro nlloy an d tho early dusk of tho
w inter afternoon concealed tho group
fit spies in Its fas,t deepening shadow s
T ow nsend passeil tho tenem ents and
w e n t tip tho steps of a cottage, the on
ly detached house on tho street. I t was
at tho end—beyond it a tin can strew n
v a can t lot, extunding to tho nuirsh.
Allen looked grave iih ho saw Town-
Bond knock as if to w arn tho inm ates
o f hi« com ing and then take a latchkey
from his pocket and en ter before th e
d o o r could ho opened from w ithin.
W ith one accord tho eavesdroppers
moved tow ard th e v a c a n t lot. w here a
sh aft of lig h t stream ed from a side
w indow Onco aro u n d tho corner they
d id no t see a woman who left tho house
alm ost as soon as Townsend liud entor-
cd
W lint thoy did soo ns they pressed to
•tbo w indow , whoso p artly raised c u r
tain allowed them a good view of the
yoorn and its occupant*, w as of n n a
t u r e to surprise every one of them.
b e f o r e tlie tiro sat an old woman
w hom tho novels of SO years ago would
have described ns a “ beldam .” W ild
ey e s In d icativ e of a disordered m ind
blared in a fnco crowned by a mass of
u n k em p t w h ite liair. H er th in figure
xiver sw ayed to th e prom ptings of an in
ricr rcatlc.ssueae. and her nervous hands
¿clutched incessantly n t h er drew or at
th e air.
T he onlookers w ere in tim e to nee
T ow naend g reet bar. She roaponded to
Ills wilutatlon by n How of her enno,
w hich tho young m an dodged w ith a
.coolness horn of oxperienea.
S eem ingly luirullh d by tills reception.
Towpsend went to a closet in the riwini.
and ta k in g from it a chafing dish and
eggs an d m ilk nod h o tte r lie so t about
th e p rep aratio n of an omelet.
“ W ell. I ’ll —lie hanged 1” saidCJind-
w ick. slow in his am azem ent
“ Hy Jo v o l” exclaimed Morton.
“ T h a t's th e silver dish hi« m o th er sent
Aim on his b irth d ay I th o u g h t h e ’d
jait it in hock. ”
A lien said nothing, b u t lie felt a
tw in g e of rem orse, f,u- ho hud th o u g h t
so too
It req u ired som e skill to serve tbo
tueal onco it was cooked. Tow n-end
placed a hioh II tab le lieforo the old lady.
Sho pro m p tly kinked It over.
W hen at loot »lie was Induced to hold
the plate, »ho fir it th rew a h it of tho
.omelet to th e cut ( “ A libation to Fells, ”
yrhispered G rim ston. who had taken
honors in «la*>ks and a n tiq u ities), and
th e n Hung h er fork in to tho lire Town-
Bend readied it « l i d s u b s t i t u t e d a »¡»>n.
w hich stiemed mere to hi« p a tis n f »
fancy
.
To air th'joverheated room Townsend
giponod tho w indow d irectly ovfir their
as they sq u atted on tho ground.
H e lifted th e c u rta in h igher am i looked
out blindly Into tlie darfences Alien
¿bought th a t ho heard liim sigh 8o did
M orton. M orton wo» « Just little uiaa
.whan onco be wo« oouviuced
“I aay. follows. " bo w liispered e x c it
ed ly wliep T ow nsend luid boon recalled
¿n his dntiee by a boiling over of tho
gcpketUe ikut threatened to put out ths
t
I wanS to In fo rm 70«.
In w u id a o f fcii'lte»«
praise, o f th e b< u e a l
! h f» .j <V rive-4 fro m
KlptUb Tabaliw. I a m 3
pr^fi-jk. luruU au rso anti
In tbU prof»*t»».un u c le a r
heiwl 1 m alw ny* needod.
B ipena ‘fab u iea <2 >ea It.
Zfti»r oue o f la y taaoa I
fouud in* bolf oomplfctel/
ru n d o w n . Acting on tbtj
ad v ice o f IX/. Qeo. Bow
e r , i»b. O., 66H N ew ark
A re., Jerao y C ity, I to o k
liip an a Tahulc* w ith
g ran d rnsuit*.
¿ilBM BiCMia W iedisax .
n*
r
I h a re Lef t» a ; tc
f ..r w e r f l e p « .e .
>Iy t > r a;.d i-’l3 a
I could a<-t w ear»
dr©*3. I »aw
a
dally paper, buc«l f
ed. H a re token t
.
• *u f - r e r fsor» constIpctlrw
lug »»*•♦ v.e i^iy red*>.
i L.-..0 ne»- w ere b le ated J
■ r r , tout an d only a luo»a
, •» »
1« 1. .-ertlacd In o u r
»r.v
lo o k th em u»diracl*
* . t tnrne w eeks a.id IkM k
'
o’- y !:iore
★
Three
IMI thirty-
>nly nay
g m y tic k h u ib an d .
Ho b ss . j the ■ - f-7 and I a m try in g Rlpane
T ahules fo r M m. Ho f ’ elu »onto l e tte r b u t it w ill
ta k e som e tlm o, Lc
L e ra • I 'k t o long. Yott
n sy uaa m y U Uor and acm e m y u ilka.
JCra. XUi-T U cm uw C labm .
I h av e he.»n fuff-.’rtng fro m tcad ach e» ere»
since 1 wnd a litu o *L*. i - »uid n ever rid e In a
i «.-<«• g • 1uU* a crow ded
p ’wee w ith o u t g ettin g a
*****
h e a 'a c h e a u d a ie k a t my
Ft'inme . X he«rdatx?ul
r.ip ^ a i f a ,iiUs from an
1 id . of m ine w ho waa
ta k in g th e m fo r ca ta rrh
o f 1.10 stom ach, fine had
font» I su ch relief from
th e ir u»o shoadvised me
to toko them too, au d I
h av e bv tu doin g so u ln ce
la t O ctober, and w ill
suy they huvo com plete
ly cu red ir y headaches.
I am tw en ty uluo years
o ld . You ure woloome
to use thin testim onials
lire . J. BaLOi'.UYBOa
Desirable ★
-I-P -A N S
firs in the g ra te —“ I say, fellows, I don't
HE HAD A BAD HABIT.
believe ho likes doing it after all. ”
Townsend had lifted the k ettle from A n il I t M a lle l i i m a. 1‘o o r l o a u r a u c e
The modern stand
K t» k In K e n t u c k y ,
tlie lire and was m aking tea in a brown
T he m anager of u life insurance com
tenjiot w ith a broken »pout. W hile it
ard
Family Medi
was steeping he picked up the pieces of pany hall tlie floor.
" L ife insnrancu com panies,’’ ho won
the shattered plate from tho h earth
cine : C u r e s the
w here tlie old woman had tossed it Baying, “ are as p a rtic u la r about tho
common every-day
people tin y already have on th eir lists
when oho hud finished her omelet.
“ H ere's your te n .” camo distin ctly as they aro abont g e ttin g them on in
ill of humanity.
through the open window a few m in tho in ginning. They aro rich, of course,
M oth n r w as tro u b led
w ith h e a r t b u r n co d
ute« later. “ W h at w ill you stir it w ith | h u t they aro no more anxious to take
My rav en year-old boy
*lceple*»u«aa, cau sed by
suffered w it a ¡u rn s In
in a m an who w ill die of disease w ith in
today 1"
IndtK estlon, fo r a good
Lis head, co n stip atio n
m
a
a
y
•’car*.
One
d«y
Ho turn ed to a motley collection of tho flist year or tw o th an they uro to
an d coir.piulned of his
etc » a \/ a teettm o u iu l
G r.m ach. Ho could not
articles on a shelf ut th e old w om an’s tak e in a perfectly healthy m an anil
in th o p a p e r indork-'eg
e
a t like children o f hi»
H
IP
a
n
s
Tubule*,
tilio
side. She selected a toothbrush, at have him hazard his life by tak in g per
ego <lo a n d w h a t ho
d o t'« m in ed to gir® thorn
old e a t uld n o t agree
w hich Tqwnsend w asseen by his w atch sonal risks in dangerous p u rsu its or liy
a triiu . w a s i r r e a t l y
» v v vr ♦
& »> >&'•$ Ò- * j A w ith LI ul Ho was th ia
reliev ed by th e ir ut<a
trav el in u n h ealth y countries.
ful friends to make a grim ace
an d o f a saffron color.
e n d n o w t a k e » th e
" I rem em ber a funny instance th a t
H
eading
som e of tho testim o n ials in fav o r of
“ I'm read y ; go o n .” they heard her
Tabu lea reg u larly . BboU*i*p<i a few carton» Rlpan*
iilp
au
s
Tabuluti,
l
I
rid
i
tl
“
in. E lpans Tubules not
Tabulo*
in
th
e
house
aud
say»
th
e
w
ill
n
o
t
bo
w
itu-
occurred
onco
w
hile
I
was
living
in
ray. and Townsend, seated on tlie t a
o n.y relieved b u t a c tu a lly cu red m y jo u n g ste r,
o u t th em . Tho lie a itl u rn mid fe!««ido.<-acM have
ble’s edge, in proxim ity to his cooking N e w E ngland. Ono of our !--'10,000 men
to o head ..dies h ave d isap p eared , bowels a re In
d iaap p en red w ith th e ictllgektloa w hich w m
good con d itio n an d bo n to e r co m p lain s o f his
fo rm e rly so g re a t a b u n io n f o r her. Our w holo
appurtenances, sw ung his legs idly and had a w ay of calling a m an a liar in tho
stom ach. H e is now a red, chubby-faced boy. This
fam ily ta k e tuo 7 .buh-e reg u larly , especially a fte r
began to sing "T h u Sunshino of P a ra most careless aud in d iscrim inate m a n
w o n d erfu l ci.anpe I a ttr ib u te to Hlpnns Tabule«.
a h ea rty in« . I. My m o th e r io ilfty y ea rs of ago
I am satisfied th a t th e y w ill b en eilt any one (from
ner and w ith only tho m erest or no
end la en jo y in g th e b ea to f h o alth a n d sp irits ; al«o
dise Alley. ’
th e crad le u> o ld age) h* ta k e n according to direo-
ea
ts
h
e
a
rty
meal*,
u
a
im
poflaiblllty
b
efo
re
aho
“ Well, I'll — bo — hanged!" said provocation. Ono day lie was in onr
Gone.
• Fnxck.
A nton U. B laukkn .
tvok
Tabulea.
office aud casually m entioned th e fa c t
Chadwick.
Tho tea and tho m usic seemed to , tiia t he was going to m ake u trip to
A new style pack-1 containing tun iUPAXfl tabulm pack<xi in a paoer carton (without gi/uw) is now for sale
have u compo-ing influence upon the K entucky.
at seme d ru g aU»r< a m »rvs cw»w. This low-price.! a-«rt la in v a d ed for tho poor uad the economical. Ono
"
‘W
hen?’
inquired
the
m
anager
dozen
of tho flve-ccnt eart ns (120 Uibulee) can be hod t y mail by sending forty-eight cents to tho R ifaks
old woman. Tho incessant sw aying of
CuamcAX. C oxfany . <0. to Spruce Street. New Y o rk -o r a riuglo carton ( tkm tabula ) will bo oeut for five cents.
her body ceased
Only the nervous alertly.
£n*AVa TAin.-x.3r nm yalfo bo hart of seme grocer« .general kt i»'keepers, nt w j k ,-, nts and a t some liquor stores
" ‘N ext w eek.'
hands beat co n tin u al tim e w itli tho
and barber ohopo. ihey bauieh pain, induce sloop and prolong life. One glvu; relief.
“ ‘On business or pleasure?'
toothbrush ag ain st the teacup.
“ ‘G oing to buy u p air of horses.’
“ 1 w ent through a pork establish
" ‘U ni—er—e r l’ hesitated the m a n NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
m ent tlie other day. ” said Townsend,
restin g his elbow on his kneo and liis ager. ‘Before you s ta rt I w ish you
A S I N O
P A P E
L und Olftcp, R oseburg, O regon.
chill on his hand, "a n d tliero I learned w ould stop in and see m e.’
“
‘W
h
at
for?
W
a
n
t
m
e
to
buy
a
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
21,
t900.
tho in tim ate connection betw een tlie
Notice Is hereb y given th u t th e fo llo w in g -j
rendering of pig products and th e re n horse for yon V
" ‘N o: I w an t to a tra n g e nbout your nam ed s e ttle r h as filed n o tic e of h is in te n tio n ,
derin g of a song. I stored tho infoinm -
to malqe final proof in su p p o rt of h is c laim , a n d I
policy. ’
tion in my m em ory to tell you. ”
a t said Proof w ill bo inado before C. I I . i
“ ‘W liat do you w an t to arran g e th
Tlie old woman showed same interest.
H olden,
U. 8. C om m issioner,
a t L ake '
“ In rendering pork, you know, yon about it? I s n 't it all rig h t? ’
P rec in c t, D ouglas Co, O regon on A pril 7, 1900, 1
“ ‘Yes. as long as you stay in th is viz«: W illiam T C arl on II. E. No. 7229 for th e !
try tho fat. and in rendering a song
you tr y tlie audience. See? I w ill now 1 country. B u t if you go down to K en SE SW ’ i, s e c 20; E 1« NW >¿1, NE SW ’4 , see
illu strate the rendering of a song, " ho tu ck y w e’ll have to advance th e ra te 29; T 19 S, it 11 W.
H e n a m e s th e fo llo w in g w itnesses to prove |
w ent on hastily, seeing th a t his p atien t u n til you come back. ’
“ ‘W ell, Svfcat i n ------, ’ began tho h is c o n tin u o u s resid en ce u p o n Mid c u ltiv a tio n
was grow ing restless in her etfort to
policy holder ho tly , w hen the m anager of snid la n d , viz:
u n derstand his nonsense.
E 15 M iller, of I.ukc P re c in c t, O regon, S J
Ho was sin g in g "B en B o lt" in a in te rru p ted him.
S hrnni, of Lake P rec in c t, O regon, C M Savery,
highly sentim ental m anner mid tears j “ ‘D on’t fiy th e track, my dear fel of Lake P rec in c t, Oregon, F K F recm o n t, of
B y ¡R a il, V a « :. n » o 1’a td ,
were ru n n in g down his h earer's w ith low. ' ho said gently. ‘I t ’s all rig h t here Lake P rec in c t, Oregon.
and
the
ra
te
is
satisfactory
to
u
s
;
but,
ered cheeks when a step in tho en try
J. T. B ridges .
caused n il in s ta n t change in her de by Jove, wo ca n ’t give you tho sam e
C n lj $
6
: 7
0
R egister.
ra
te
and
let
yon
go
to
K
entucky
and
meanor. S pringing to her feet, she Hung
her teacup straig h t a t the door. Town- ' call men liars like you do in th is sec
send sprang from tho table and caught tion. N ot m uch I W e h a v e n 't got $10.- NOTICE FOR PUBLIOATiON.
000 policies to give aw ay like th a t, and
it n eatly on tho fly.
L a n d Ofllce a t R oseburg, Oregon.
"Out!" cried G rim ston u n d er his you o u g h tn ’t to expect i t . ’ " —W ash
F eb ru ary 21, 1900.
ing
to
n
Star.
breath.
N otice is h e re b y Riven th a t th e follow ing-
Greatest Weeily in the Caaatry,
"H o w lias she b een ?" tho nowconier
nnm ed s e ttle r bus filed n o tic e of ills in te n tio n
AN HONEST ARTIST.
to m ake final proof in su p p o rt of h is c la im a n d
asked, w ith no trace of surprise a t tho
th a t said proof w ill he niado before C, II. Hoi
w arm th of her reception. She w as a
I H
H e VV'onlil N o t P n l n t it L i e E v e n F o r den U. 8. C o m m issio n er a t Lake P rec in c t,
woman of 40. tall and angular, an d her
(IrurtudlnR p<ptng“) to a n / p a r t of tb o U i SS m I
11 N a p o lv o n ,
D ouglas Co, O regon, on A pril 7. 19(K), viz:
features showed her kinship to tho in-
E late« , C a n a d a an d M exico.
T here w as no love lost betw een tlie E lish a IL M iller on II. E. No. 7b76 fo r th e NE
T H E W B IiK L Y C H R O N IC L E , th e b rlg h te o t
Bane woman, her mother.
8 W !4, Lots 3, 4, 6, sec 19, T 19 8, It 11 W a n d
a n l m oat coropleta W eekly N e w sp a p e r In tho
E
m
peror
Lotiis
Naiioleon
«mi
his
conain,
"A b o u t h s u su a l,” retu rn ed T o w n
w
o
il l, p r in ts re g u la rly 112 C olum ns, or six te en
N
E
»i
SE
*4,
see
21,
T
19
8,
H
12
W.
send. " I saved tho cup today, yon seo. P rin ce Napoleon, whom tlie P arisian s
p ag e s, of N ew s. L ite r a tu r e a n d G en eral In fo r-
lie n a m e s th e follow ing w itnesses to prove
called
“
Pion
P
io
n
."
The
prince
used
to
rra tlo n : a lso a m a g n ific e n t A g ric u ltu ra l an d
b u t I was too late for the p la to ." in d i
make abusive apecchos against th e em h is c o n tin u o u s residence u p o n a n d c u ltiv a tio n H o rtic u ltu r a l D e p a rtm e n t. T h ia Is ono o f tfco
c atin g tho fragm ents on tho table.
of. said la n d , viz:
( r c a t c a t d e p a rtm e n t« In a n y p a p e r on th is
peror,
w
hich
people
w
ere
only
too
ready
T ho listeners beneath the w indow
8 J S h ram , of Lake P recin ct, O regon, Geo G ibbs,
CoaaL
E v e r y th in g w r itte n la baaed on ex
now thought it wise to m ake good thoir to rep eat to him . “ L et him alo n e,” | of I.ako P re c in c t, O regon, \V T C arl, of L ak e p erien ce In th o C o ast S ta te s , n ot on E a ste rn
escape—all except Allen. He walked Louis Napoleon w ould reply. “ He is P rec in c t, O regou, C M Severy, of Lake P rec in c t, m e n 's k n o w led g e of -th e ir ow n lo c al it lee.
Hlong alowly a fter his friends, w ho w ere too well known. No one would tu rn mo Oregon.
SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE
J. T. B r id g e s ,
ru n n in g in p u rsu it of an electric car o u t to place him on the throne. ”
R egister.
T
h
e
em
peror
w
as
correct,
for
no
one
th a t had flashed by the end of the alley.
paid a good word ab o u t "P io n P io n .” j
Ho let Townsend come up w itli him.
I l o w A r e Y o a r K id n e y « f
Dr Hoobs* Sparagna Pl Ils care all kidney Ilia. Paru-
“ Hello, old m an! W hat uro you do Ho w us comm only believed to have
shown tho w hite feather in the Crim ea pie true. Add. merlim i Ueuierty Co., Chicago or M. Y.
in g b e re t"
“ S pying on y o u ,” retu rn ed Allen and never exposed him self w here tho NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
frankly, and then mndo his confesaiou, lead w as falling. An English lady, who
ending w ith. "A n d I beg your pardon : in h er young days m ingled w ith I ’rench
B
Ü
s Î
society, tells in her "F o reig n C ourts
L and Ofllce, a t R oseburg O regon.
w ith all my heart. "
and
F
oreign
H
om
es"
n
story
us
discred
M
arch
H,
li»00.
"O h. th a t’s all r ig h t." said Town- j
N otice is h ereby given th a t the follow ing-
send, m uch em barrassed. “ T h ey ’re ju s t itab le to P rin ce Napoleon as it is hon
n a m e d s e ttle r h a s filed n o tic e of h is in te n tio n
tw o old women I found ou t nliout. Tho orable to a French artist.
W
h
ile
tho
a
rtis
t
was
p
a
in
tin
g
tho
to m ake final proof in su p p o rt of h is claim , a n d
d au g h ter m akes neckties, and she has
!
th a t snid proof w ill be m ad e before C. II. H olden
to deliver them nt n shop in tlie square historical p ictu re of tho battle «>f tho U.
8.
L
and
C
om
m
issioner
n
t
F
lorence,
O
regon,,
every day a t 5 o ’clock, so if 1 can stay Alum, w hich the em peror had ordered, o ii A pril 2H, 1900. viz: E dw ard II. A nderson, on
w ith tho m other w hile sh e’s o u t she cun P rin ce Napoleon called nt the p a in te r’s h is II.E. No. 7179. for th e Lots 3, 4, ft, 6, & 7, Sec.
i «STiiTii
keep her ‘job, ’ you seo. Then it saves studio to m ake know n to liim the facts. 6 Ix»t 1 Sec 7 T. 19 8 it 11 W.
T h e C H roni.-.c
her some trouble if tlie old w om an has On leaving lie said lie wished the prom
He n a m e s the*follow ing w itnesses to prove
THPI C H R O M ldsE ran k s w ith th e g re a te s t
her supper w hile sho’s gone. It h muses in en t figure in tlie b attle to be him self h is c o n tin u o u s residence u p o n a n d c u ltiv a tio n
ne'AF Ac-ers in th e U n ite d S ta te s .
me. to o ," lie added ra th e r sham efacedly. n i e t i i i t e d e ll liis w h ite charger. H e sent of, said la n d , viz:
T ilK i 'l l HON I 'I d : 1-a s n'> eq u a l on th e P s d flo
G eorge G lover, of Lnkc P recin ct, O regon,
Allen never told Tow nsend w ho had the horse to the a rtis t so th a t ho could
C oast. I t le ad s a ll In a b ility , e n te rp ris e an d
p
ain
t
its
exact,
p
ertrait.
W
hen
the
p
ic
H
en
ry
G
ates,
of
Acme,
O
regon,
Sid
W
aite,
of
new«.
been his com panions in the reconnoiter-
.O N IC L R * B T e le g ra p h ic R e p o rts are
ing expedition, lint it was n et hard to tu re w as linlshed and in v itatio n s w ere Acme, O regon, G. C. C u m p to n . of F lorence, th e T H la E te s rn t P a?!.l
m. s t reliab le. I ts Ix x 'al N ew s tho
sent o u t for a “ p riv ate v iew ,” tho Oregon.
guess a t some of them. C hadw ick camo
fu:le> t an d sp iciest, a n d It« E d ito ria ls fro m th e
J. T. B ridges ,
w h ite clinrger was seen, a prom inent
nblcnt p en s In th e c o u n try .
to Tow nsend th e n e x t day w ith —
Register*
figure in the battle, b u t w ith o u t a rider.
T H E C H R O N IC L E h a s n ltrr.y s been, and al*
"1 say! I ’ve got some money here
On
h
enring
of
th
is
terrib
le
omission
»• ay« w ill I.», th e frie n d a n d ch am p io n of th s
th n t 1 got the other n ig h t—no m u tter
W A N T E D S E V E R A L P E R S O N S FO R DIS
p n pie, a s ag .'iln st co m b in atio n s, cliques, ro r-
the
p
rince
siiit.
an
aid-de-cam
p
to
ask
o
I r te tO f th e M anagers in th is state t«»
how —Hiid I d o n ’t like to keep it. IX>
o ! a tic r'. , o r o p p r ftr!‘ n s
a n y kind. I t w ill be
th e reason. The honest, a rtis t said the re p re sen t m e in th e ir ow n an d su rro u n d in g p Inue,
-:uivnt In e v e ry !h ir;;, n e u tra l In n othing.
yon know any poor pisiple th a t it would
enm
ities.
illin g t«» pay yearly #•*'"». p ayable
horse should rem ain if the prince w ish w eekly. D W
esirable e m p lo y m e n t w itli u n u s u a l
h elp ?"
ed, lint no rid er w ould 1*0 on it. “ Tell p p o rtu n ities. R eferences **xchnnged. I.n
A nd Morton, w ho had c u t several the prince I have never yet painted a o close
03 Y-3U WAHI TIE C’iRDHICLE
seif addressed stam p ed envelope. 8 A
recitatio n s for tho p n rposeof going into lie .” T he h in t was taken. T he prince P ark BJiK’a x to n B uild in g , C hicago.
Boston to m ake some purchases, brougtit ordi red tlie horse to be rubbed out.
liim ii big bundle of silks, saying
“ Old m a i l . Allen toils mo th a t yon
T h e tInM ti.e»» «»< H T h e n t e r .
(h«r own selection) to e*ery »ubcortt'*r. Beautiful col
know a woman w ho makes neckties
lltliographrd l'IflVw and M uri rat Iona O rlgtsal.
A prosp roils tli.a le r in the city of ored
Shewing tiia f in l'e i E fa’ss, D.unlnloo
W ill yen get her to make mo up some New Y< rk may in n favorable seusi.n lau « t, arttetO, e*>jiu«lte and strictly a p -to d ats dv«lfm».
of C aiafla n i flart'ior.i (H;xii)3
ou t of these! P retty , a re n ’t th e y ! ” lie do a biisilibss of m ere than »250,000
o x ow w
addi il slvepislily
mid keep in em ploym ent 150 persons.
A nd O riuiston, w ho was fond of a n Tin re are 57 theaters, in cluding the va
tiq u ities, im plored him w henever they riety houses, in active epi ration in the
O N T IIIC O T H F .n . S IIH C .
H r t l « i i n n i <s«t (lie
and
m et to "re n d e r a song to try m en's l eroiiglH o f M an h attan and the Bronx,
'•* •• u 'y < h r o l i c l “ f o r O n e t e a r ,
souls. " — Jtalicl Shippen C larke in N a wtiile th e borough of Brooklyn adds n Dressmaking ««cnntnlss, fancy w ork how eboid hints,
(• u s ia t^ c p r c p s l a o n m . i p a u d p a y e r .
short stories, cu rren t topic» etc
<’•« * /•
tio n al Magazine.
score e r more. E verything w hich «fleets Uuiy We. yearly. Lady ag en ts w anted. Asad fo r taraa»
▲ UDR::.*44
Nl. II. tin 'rOtTTQ’C»,
husin ss in general affects tlie th e a te r
H e w H r r n n l'i-o|»e»e<S.
~ f* F. »’hr -'Irrt».
iintncniutely.
VRANrirKAK C U *
B y ro n ’s proposal to his wife. Miss
A m an w ill reduce his expenditures
Don't Tub.: m o Spit «ml Sn -»ke Yvt:r Life Away«
Milhniiko. was mndo after sordid d is for tii kets to places of am usem ent long
T o q u it tobacco e a s ily an d forever, bp m ag
cussion mid study and lacked all im before lie thinks of c u ttin g down his
n e tic . fu ll of life, n erv e a n d \itfo r, ta k e No-To-
pulse. Lady MolLoniiie. who stood in supply of cigars, for the c igar belongs
D ae, th o w onder-wor.xcr, th n t m ake« w eak m en
his eontidoiien. observing how elns rless to th at class of lu x u ries w hich subtly
stro n g . All tlr u /tritts . CAc o r Si. C u re g u a ra n
te e d
H «\'klct a n d s.tn plo free. A ddress
anil unsettled his m ind and prospects become in cessaries. w liile the th eater
S te rlin g R em edy Co . C h ic ag o o r N ew Y o rk
were, strenuously advised him to m a r habit, ns any oliservant m anager w ill
Vt ♦
V
«Jrl, Ml Httl.
That
ry. Hhe suggested a certain lady, but tell you. requires constant cultivation. »orH-ll-. ur
Lord Byron fancied tlie idea of m arry The nun a g i m i n t of a th e a te r ts th e re • t b . r p . t l . r n . H » .» u o c r » » tor r t , lo «»4
d
| Y on c a m
Ut.
iu g Miss Mlll'iinke.
fore an occupation re q u irin g business
v
r
S
■
? Ls cu red ‘
" N o ." said Lady M elbourne; "M iss sugacity iu a i roati r degree th a n it
i i b I a n i
11 ■
■ - f i ’-H
M illiauke will not su it you In the first calls for a r t i t i c t i u t e - W. J. Hcndvr-
place, she tins no fo rtu n e now, un i you sou iu Scribner's.
Pi-.it.« Cout,
w ant money im m ediately
la the next
n a co,
T $$ h x
• SL £»<’<
F
place, yon w ant a person who will liavo
V n i H K e r 'a t i l l » o f Hotel I»o»ln-«.
& 's a s[ C’ V o:• »> ; pu r» ’ «ui’bUo £
great ad m iratio n for yonv gen iu s; sh«
y
n
A
Ii
I II»;
. Lv >t.e
x. ’ Y
A young law yer in one of the leading '»Mt, V»tt h^,»tt».r Only I . wi»
i f- U -.
. . .
,e.,
has too g reat un ad m iratio n for h er lake cities rcceutly p a s s e d a few days nt i»h«r !M: i 1 iu nMrt, .»«T . i l , u . â
»’U t'JiL
(or lh .n i. AM olut.ly vor, l«to»: u p t - d . » Wy.M.
self. ”
g \ ' L
• • .n e t« ’ * ' >»« '»«AuL.i.od \
T i m M c C V l .V C O M P A N Y .
tlie h u ciee f his ciiildbc d, a ru ra l luun-
X
'
\
"W ell, ” said Byrou. "n s yon please " let in an ad joining county. W l i i l e there M. tt< ».•* I««» ........................... Ttrl *“ r. "• *•
¿1
« 1.... « ,o 1
Cl r».
And. sittin g down, he w r o t e a letter lie ran across oue of the characters of
Y k r« on. nev < f < to
t .» Y
T o Snftoo C a b b A fi'.
to th e lady rocommetided by Lady Mel- tlie plaeo, a q u a in t ’old m an whom he
Rem em ber th a t cabbage, greens and
bouruo. He reeeivisl a refusal.
laid known eve r siuce ho could romoiu-
savoys to be good roust be cook xi iu
"N ow . you te e ," said he. "M ins 5111- bor.
5
pleuty of boiling w ater, w ith a table-
hanke Is to 1»' th e person after all. I , " H o w ’s hixncSB ill toivu?” inquired
f¡» in fill of salt to every half gallon.
w ill w rite to her ”
tho aged mr.u.
Boil them w ith the lid ofl the pan and
As s.HUi ns he had finished his friend,
“ I’r. :ty
.1," rep li '1 tin) law yer.
very fx.-t, (•osistantly ¡.-.'S lag thunt
• tin n loonstratin g . read tbo note aud
"W b at ye doiii now?"
down under the w ater. If lb.« w ater ts i
oliservisl
“ P racticing l» w .”
<rrrv f i u
t. <:.t
w ry iutrd. ad d a 'o ry sui..ll la m p o f
"W ell, really th is Is a very pretty
J nH
“ Y»‘4i it's your bro th er J im doin?"
seda
to
a
large
p
o
tia
l
of
water.
T
he
!
t
.
’.
i
.
.,
le tte r It is a pity it should m t go ’
«•»i.-tly p ivate. :
“ J itu is ro u n iu g a hotel, ” aud he
'» . v j . r i k
1
es r r e r r
(talks, w hen thick, should alw ays t - È c.r<A\
" T h e n it shnll g o ." exeiaim isl Byrou. nam ed ono of tho largest public houses
b <r.t j-rs* fwlle or U
> s«i.l ir» bo»»k, ;
Fjilil iu four*.
ami. so «ayimf. h< scaled aud scut the in th e city.
“ Thr* V’b ii o h o r tiv « t..‘ V arriiK e,’’ 1
fevs.
I
flat of his unhappy fata.
“ Is J iul m arried yet?”
m
*
1 *
M iry
a
-I'lter of C j | itrU'.i
▼WIT Mtt. M l
“ No "
» . ; « .t
:j
- I ’ •> !«irnx- I
Slgibre* li 1« rix t uve«! n ctüoî.Trsb P Ils
BpenklBR <><—
Tiie old man rat-ed his bond w ith a
thv A rt b iu it iii.' 1 y'/gUO (.f W.INÌ ing
Homo ni ton» iinngitie tli.it the only CMumtscratiug glamxx T heu ho dryly
t »ii, w tiw ti c u n t « U< r U r*io vi
tiling neceiwnry to become an Irish observed:
tn il.ou in tho Kt r York A rt ¿ tu t’.
cxtiurdiM» 1» to put a hi»kcn» Minier thvir I " l i a s to (tee-pond on hired help, e b l"
ly'Ogue. Sbo u 4» ( ûe s . . ’or»! iu Li«
IOS! Vlyltt
s-C 'U vdand P lain Dealer.
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