coolness and d iscretion ao uiey m -.u»c
| from tb e harm w hich m ight o th erw ise
i*mg upon tils finger. "*’T am sorry, bo ,
R ycard looked nt her with eyes of pity
I co m * to them from cran k s. T h e ed itor
said suddenly. “ 1 cannot aw ait your fa ­ S H O R T N E W S ST O R iES,
—that pity which is akin to love.
I o f a c e rta in new spaper in a New Je rs e y
ther’s return. Tell him that I have ca l-1
“ I will tell him tomorrow a fter H ar­
ed and snid he had to cheer up. I w ill S e n a to r B evertd ire*» D o a b le — P a d # - i tow n W8I approached by a w ell know n
ry” — H e *top[M»d; the blush upon her write to him. Hoodbv. jroodhy! I hope |
n n i L I ’a q u i c k K e p i»—A S u r-
gen eral w hose death had l»eeu publish
face becam e deeper, and she cast her eye« you w ill be happy w ith Harry.
p r l.e d
L e e t v r .r .
Then j
; ed in the paper sev eral d ay s before.
demurely downward.
lie passed out of Her presence forever.
;
“ I w an t th a t sta tem en t tak en hack.
“ And who is H arry?” he tried to say in
Borne of S e n a to r BeverU lge’e col­
He went home and took from his desk
ordinary tones. “1 hope I have not of­ fnO.OOO be had saved from the wreck.
I sir.” cried th e general, “or I ’ll have
league«
are
tellin
g
a
good
»tury
a
b
o
u
t
J*»iui Itvcard strode up and down the fended yon by asking?” he added hastily. H e addressed it to Mr. Manners with |
your life .”
him. T h e m-unu 1« a W ash in g ton stre e t
“ You have not,” she replied, a fte r a
palatial room with a load o f care upon
j T h e ed itor looked frig h ten ed , hut re-
this letter:
ear p ark ed with sen ato rs and rep re­
moment’s
pensiveness.
“
Marry
is
Mr.
his mind. A knock sounded upon the
I tablin g Ids presence o f mind an sw ered ,
Mr. W. kUnntra;
sen tativ es going up to th e eupltol, th e
door, and Mr. M anners, u banker, enter­ Fortesgue. You know him ?”
| “ I am very sorry, my d ear sir. hut we
R ycard nodded. IK* could hardly trust
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to
r
ed the room. A fter greetings he said:
1 do not ta k e
hack an y th in g w e h ave
niinsclf to speak.
will
not
b.
require,!
to
rep«».
The
bull,or.
i.
in
|a,|
mm)e
Ills
fam
ou
s
speech
on
th
e
‘’Uycard, 1 feel us though I could trust
“ You’re an old friend o f my fath er,” cuiljr c.iir.) note mui bond, with it »os enn | -H ip p ln e». J u s t a t a tim e when th e j published, nor can we co n tra d ict m is-
foil. Fo r the lust lli months I have been rhe said rather quickly, still keeping her nnv. j-ourbonor nnd josr W t r r horn . Ilvtn« I
,,„ ie ted down u m an who I takes, h u t,” w ith a broad sm ile, “to­
gambling heavily. At first everything I eyes awa.v from ids fact». “Only an hour death. Only two condition, do I Irapow. roc 1 0 .»
1
. . .
m orrow w e’ll publish your n am e in die
teque
mu.t
uurry
your
d«u«htcr.
end
you
mutt
proved
a
fte
rw a rd to be a Bunting u I colum n o f b irth s.” T h e hum or o f th e
since
fath
er
said
you
were
the
best
friend
touched seemed to turn to gold, and I
.
.
.
.
.
.
m
em
ber
o
f
th
e
house
liegan
o
verw
h
elm
­
keep
ebeoiute
«lem
.
nbout
ihi.
«Unir.
I
cm
he
had
in
the
world,
so
I
don’t
mind
tell­
thought that a huge fortune was well
»•cerine t rln* 1 dive you ten yeir. uro. Y raj. ing th e sen ator w ith h is c o n g ra tu la ­ rem ark stru ck th e geu eral, aud his au ­
within my grasp.
Ill luck came, how­ ing you. H ar— I mean Mr. Fortesque. is faithfully.
ger w as ap p eased .—P h ila d e lp h ia Call.
H tc . m .
going to ask fath er’s consent to onr en­
tions on his effo rt o f “lu st ev en in g.”
ever. and I soon lost all 1 hud won. I
T h e next morning he had dinapprared. “ *>“ • ° *
,u* 1
gagement tomorrow.”
A . they a lw a y s say
ev en in g
fo r
plunged heavily in the hope o f recouping j “Tom orrow !” cried R ycard, starting up -N e w York Journal.
I ‘•afteruoou" siriani
LMJClV Bll.
dow n aiutili
south nO
nobody
no­
myself. Still I lost, and, nil my own and alrmwt sweeping several pieces of
E x -C o n g ressm an E d g erto n o f Akron.
ticed the ap p aren t d iscrep an cy , and th e O., Is on e o f th e 15 su rv iv in g d eleg ates
money being gone— I used--I used the valuable bric-n-brae from the table.
A n E a s y N am e.
trust funds in my possession!”
W ith an effort he regained Id ; compo­
One day the foliowiug telegram was sen ator took th e co n g ra tu la tio n s with to tb e firs t convention o f tb e R ep u b lic­
Fo r a moment neither man spoke, only sure. “ W ill you be happy with H u rry?” banded iu for delivery at the postoffie# the usual mild p ro test ab ou t th eir he­ an p arty , held a t P ittsb u rg , Ju n e 18,
of Chepstow: “Going to Llanfaiipwll- lm ; undeserved aud all th a t. T hen th e 1850. T h e o th er 14 h ave b een Invited
th eir heavy breathing telling of their he asked.
**Yes: we love each other with all our (ningwllgoirerhllelydiligogogoch; shall he southerner w ent m ore Into d etails and
emotions. Then M anners continued:
hearts.” she confessed. “ It must seem home by 4 :8 0 .” T h e postmaster, thinking began talk in g a b o u t th e sen ato r’s " c a ­ to atten d th e R ep u b lican n atio n al con ­
“ I have tried in every direction to ob- j
vention a t P h ilad e lp h ia th is y e ar. Mr.
strange to you that I should have spoken that the»*e was more than a fair penn’orth
vorting sl>out," th e "so n g he san g ” and E d g erto n h as becom e a D em ocrat.
tain the money, but for some strauge I so openly, but I feel impelled to do it.”
reason I have not succeeded. Tomorrow j “And if anything should happen to part of consonants in the name, referred it oth er episodes th a t did not q u ite lit—
to his surveyor, who wrote beck:
ttt lea st not w ithout uu Invasion Into
the executors will want to see my securi- | you?” said Rycard anxiously.
“ It is un attem pt at the name (of a
T H E G L A S S O r F A S H IO N .
“T o part us? Oh. why talk of such a village In Anglesy), but is evidently not th e realm s o f th e slu n glest kind of
ties—my guilt will he made plain to the
w torv trdve <keinsolves m ost
entire world.
My poor daughter—my 1 th in g?” she said in dismay. “T h at would written by a W elshm an; the spelling is sl.'.ng.
T h e T u sca n h a ts th is season a r e so ft,
poor Eveline will be known as n felon's | break my heart—I should want to die!”
incorrect, aud. but for tbe Joke of the seriously, especially wr en th ey a re new lig h t and Ingeniously woven.
daughter! Uycard, can you lend me this 1 Tom orrow ! Instead of l>eing the day of thing, the ordinary abbreviation—Llan- to the htviii.>••«. : ud Mr. B cjrerld ge did
A ll o f th e sum m er silk s a re so ft.
joy she was expecting it would be a day fairpw ll—would have been better.
money ?”
T be not lik e the s.g g estlu , th a t bis m aiden
of sorrow' to blight the whole o f her fair
! n oiseless nnd clinging, w ith b u t little
“ W illingly would I help you, if”—
full name correctly written I give below effo rt b efore tire sen ate w as a "so n g .”
life.
T
he
picture
he
imagined
made
him
' o f tb e d ressin g and ru stle w hich m ade
— Llan frtirpw ngw yngyllgogerch w yruydro-
“ I f ! ” interrupted the other, h a lf mad- I
A little m o r ta lk on th e p art o f th e
alike faslU onahle In oth er season s.
deued by the thought o f what was in 1 catch his breath in horror.
bwillandisilllogogogoch.“ —Blackw ood’s.
H
e
recalled
all
the
incidents
he
could
so
u
th
ern
er
revealed
th
e
pain
ful
fa
c
t
store for him. “ You who a re rolling in !
F re n ch fou lard s!lk s and sa tin fou­
remember in which the secret lover had
T h e re Is now’ livin g in h ale old age th a t he had no re feren ce to th a t speech
wealth saying ‘if’ about a paltry $¿>0,000!
lard s abound.
T h e m ore im p o rtan t
given his all, even to his life, for his Mr. G eorge C roall o f 17 Loudon street, a t all.
H e h jd tak en B everid ge fo r
It is preposterous!”
adored one.
He had once laughed nt
! shops m ak e u m ore gen eral d isp lay o f
; E d in b u rgh , who w as p resen t a t th e nu- Jim m y I ’owers, n com edian. — W ash ­
m Y oii should take your money troubles
w hat he thought their foolishness, but it ;
i th is c la ss o f goods th an any o th e r silks,
as I take mine. Is it possible th at you
did not seem foolish now—rather the op­ ! nual th e a tric a l fund d in n er in 18*J7, ington l e t t e r .
j R ibbon ru ch es rem ain am ong th e fa -
have heard iio rumors about my financial
| when S ir W a lte r S c o tt proclaim ed him-
posite.
In
fa
c
t—
position? Tomorrow you will be stumped
j vored trim m in g s o f fash ion , and th e
P a d e r e w s k i ' s Q u i r k H e p ly .
“ Now. here is a ring. Mr. Rycard.” I s e lf the a u th o r o f “ W a v e rley .” H e dls-
as a th ief! Tomorrow I shall be known
P a d erew sk i’s rep u tation fo r ready m an u fa ctu rers have th is season pre­
said _ Eveline, . who had left the mom and tln c tly re m e m b e rs th e g r e a t enthuai-
___
as u failure! It will be n terrible day for
w it and q n lck icp a rte e Is fa m ilia r to pared a varied and d ain ty v a r ie ty o f
returned at this point of his meditations. asm aroused ou th a t occasion .
us both!”
a ll thoae w ho h a re en jo y ed h is [verson I th ese decoration s.
Mv fath er gave it to me only a fort
“ Is this—is this tru e?” said the banker, j nIgiit ago. l i e said that if he could find i F o r ty Y e a r s A m o n g C a n n i b a l * .
a l a cq u a in ta n ce.
M any m odtgtcs are add ing to th e ir
clutching the arm o f the chair. "Y ou j him the man who presented it would do j
An In stan ce of h is g ift o f spon­ clin g in g d ress sk irts u stra ig h t, fu ll
have not the money to lend m e? Oh, something great for him. He W’onld not i T h e F r e n c h hi I v e n tu rer w ho was n
|cq|ilive a m o n g CHnnibnls in (¡e n tr a ! tan eo u s hum or occu rred on the eve o f Span ish flounce o f th e d ress goods,
note my sin is finding me out! It will
explain further.
Now, give me your A frica fo rty y e a rs, lias d ecid ed to w rite
kill my daughter—it will kill h er!”
h is d ep artu re fo r the w e s t P ad erew sk i, w hich m akes an a g reeab le b re a k iu th e
H I opinion upon it.”
A fter M anners left Rycard put on hi
A cry of bewilderment escaped R.v- a b ook, w h ich will no d o u b t prov e in ­ W a lte r D am rosch and som e oth er mu- shenthy o u tlin e o f d resses m ade o f
hat and coat. and. d e fen d in g Into the
W e c a n sy m p a th iz e with
enrd’s lip*. “T his ring? W hat a beauti­ te re stin g .
lig h t sum m er tex tu re.
street, hailed a cub and was rapidly
ful one it is!” he said nervously, trying Ilia rc lease from h is te rrib le c a p tiv ity ,
E to n Ja c k e ts and boleros a re a Ivoon
driven to the home o f the Mannerses.
to conceal the impression the sight o f it w h ich m u .t h ave lieen as jo y o u s as
to th e m oth er who likes to d ress her
Miss Manners received him, as her fa ­
had made upon him. He had given it. that, of a m an w h o fin d s h im se lf su d ­
ther was not a t home.
h a lf grow n girl becom ingly. T h e re Is
ten years lie fore, to a man who had saved d en ly released form th e c a p tiv ity of a
“ I wish,” she said, “fath er would give
nothing m ore Ja u n ty and b ecom in g to
his life in Africa.
He now saw tba'l
re fra c to ry stom ach * I y th a t | e e h s -
up business. It is making him look hag­
h er Im m atu re figure. It Is q u ite a s be­
M anners was the man.
gard and pale. H e shall give it up soon.
“T hank you n thousand tim es.” said r niedy, H o s te tle r 's S to m a c h l i t e r s ,
com ing to h er as to th e older siste r.
I have mude up my mind upon that R y c m -d in i*. h_nv v>»ico m 1 <• • -f:».»■«»«i t h e w h ich has d o n e m o re *o p in u o 'e h e a l­
Som e o f th e h ats to be seen In th e
____
noint.”
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th t h a n a n y o th e r in e x i-t e ,c e . T li i .
shops do not look like a n y th in g else so
is t h e
m e d ic in e I n t a k e , if you a r e a
m uch a s th e tops to bab y c a rria g e s,
su tr or from d y sp ep sia, r o n s lip n t o n ,
T hey ure low, luce covered, w ith a
“ Meet Us on the M id w ay,"
im ti^ eslio ti, b ilio u sn ess, n erv o u sn ess
wide, bunging frill o f lace ov er th e
o r in su m m a . J)n n ot fait to g iv e i t a
T i e E v e n t of tlie 'rime**.
edge. A lm ost ev ery th in g In th e w ay
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th e n egligee gown. T h e u n dersleeve
worn w ith a lig h t gown fo r m orning
dry goods dealers, grocers, agents, e tc., and
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N' OTU’K IS
IIF.KKHY OIV8N THAT TIIK I’V
A rtificial silk s a re m ade o f wood fiber
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co n sisten cy , forced th rou gh holes In
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clum p o f trees on the top, w hich so
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o b j e c t i o n * t o t h e s u in e a r e n o t i f i e d t o p r c H tm t t h e m
t o s a id c o u r t o n o r b e f o r e m im I t i m e .
U a t e t l, t h i n 2 n d d t.y o f A u g . , IM 00.
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f r o m u l l | * a rts o f t h e P a c i f i c C o a s t .
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r a h l i r c w n , d e e e a t o .l .
of th e o s tile of S a ­
Townsend At Ilari, attorney*.
S h e riffs Sale.
Final [Settlement.
N o tice is h ereb y given th a t by vlr- \
tue of an ex e cu tio n am i ord er o f «ale
o t ic e is iik k k h y
g iv e n
t h a t
t h e
u n -
duly Issued out o f and under th e hand
d e c s g im tl b a it file d h it. f i n a l a c c o u n t oh o x o e u -
ol
th e
e a tu te .
of
A dam
B ro w n ,
and seaJ of the c le rk of th e circu it x . r
. a t 10
co u rt o f th e a ta te o f Oregon, fo r Polk d o 'c e e l e o a c n k e , d a n i n n . d , o f M ta o U n I d d a y a , y , a S t e t p h t e . c o f ir u n d . t y c 1000
o u r t I i o u m ,
county, hearing date the 7th day of August, o f P o lk c o u n t y , G r e x o n . h a s b e e n f ix e d b y l i o n . J .
11100, and to me vdirected, hpon a judgment K . N i b l m , j u d g e o f t h e c o u n t y c o u r t f o r n aitl c o u n t y ,
ami decree duly entered aud docketed in said om t h e t i m e a m i p l a c e f o r t h e h e a r i n g o f t h e s a m e .
court on the 0th day of Auguat, 1000, in a M l p e i'n o n « i n t e r e s t e d i n m i d m u t t e r a r e h e r e b y n o ­
certain unit therein pending, wherein Pierce t i f i e d t o a p p e a r a t « a id t i m e a n d s h o w c a u s e , i f a n y
liigga is plaintiff and John J . Daly, l’hya ; a t h n e d r e t h h e e a , c w c h o y u n a u t id s e t t a l e c d c o a u n n d t d s h o o l e u d l d . n o t b e a p p r o v e d
Daly, hi* wife, William K. Burn*, and The ♦ H a llo a , O r e g o n , A u g . 2 , 11«H).
Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment j
W . A. B R O W N , e x e cu to r.
T o w n sen d h H a rt a tto rn e y « fo r e s ta te .
company. limited, a cor|M»ration duly incor-
porated and organized under the law* of
Great Hritian and Ireland, and having ita
regi«t*reti otflee at Dundee, Scotland, are de­
Ad m inistrator's Notice.
fendant«, I will on
S a t u r d a y , S e p t e m b e r 8, 1800,
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At the hour of 1 o'clock |». n»„ of «aid day, at V ^TU ’K HEREBY GIVEN To ALL WHOM I T
u ia y c o n c e r n , t h a t 1 h a v e b e e n a p p o in te d t o ­
tlie front d**»r of the county court house in |
Dallas, in «aid county, »ell at public aucth n l l ó n . J . E . « I b l f j f , J 'l U g e o f P o l k e n - :n t v .a « h n l n i < t i .» t o r
* e n la te o f R ic h a r d K ite s , la t e o f F o lk c o u n t v ,
to the highest bidder for emth in hand on day » tta 4 a t n h iN
w I.
A ll p e r s o n s
in .lc H t« * l t o sai»! e s t a t e w ill
of »ale, nuiiject to redemption, in the manner u i a k e n i c p a y m e n t a n d a n y o n e h o l d i n g a c l a i m
provided hy law, all and singular, the lauds a g a i n s t s a id e s t a t e w ill p r e s e n t t h e s a m e t o m e . d u ly
mentioned in said execution and order of sale v e r i f i e d , w i t h i n s i x m o n t h « f r o m t h i s d a t e , a t m y
ami descriI*ed jim billows to-wit: The »■.nth- h o m e i n P e r r \ d a l e , p o l k o o u < ty , O r e g o n .
P a lis i, A u g . 1 , W un.
went quarter (1 4 ) of section No. one (D in
I» . L . K K V T .
townabli» nine (11) aouth, range No (4) west, of
A d m it. 1st m t o r
the \\ ill.om-tte meridian, in I'olk county,
T o w n s e n d .% H a r t , a t t o n . v « f o • » - t a t «
ntate of Oiegon, containing one hundred and
sixty (PH)) acre» • f land, together with all the
tenement«, hereditament* an*I appurtenam e
thereunto belonging or ill nnv w.«e ap|H*rt«iu
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Final Settlem ent.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon,
this 10th d»y of
August, l‘JOG.
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“ Not only Is it h ealth y to yaw n,”
say s a F ren ch ph ysician, “but artificia l
yaw ning should be resorted to iu cases
o f sore th ro a t, buxxlng o f th e ears, c a ­
tarrh and like trou b le.’’ It is said to be
as etticncious^in Its way as g arg lin g the
th roat, w ith w hich process it should be
tom hint'd.
F o r O v o r F ifty Y e a r s .
An obi a m i well tried rem ed y. Mrs.
W in slo w ’s S o o th in g S y ru p h as been
used lor ovor fifty y e a rs by m illio n * of
m o th ers ft »r th e ir c h ild re n w h ile te e th ­
in g , w ith |>erfect su c c ess. I t aoothes
th e c h ild , s o fte n * th e g u m s, alla y s all
1 p ain , c u re s w ind c o lic an d is th e 1 k ** i
j rem edy fo r d ia r rlm e *. Is p le a sa n t it.
i Die l aide. St »Id by d ru g g ists in ev ert
j p art of th e world. 2 5 c e n ts a b o ttle.
Ds valu e 1* in c a lc u la b le .
Re su re am i
1 ask for M rs. W in slo w ’s S o o th in g Sy
n ip and la k e n o o ilie r k in d .
In Nun- York ulty tbu Mutrottolitnn ¡
Struct Rnllwn.v uii'iqKUi.v tins 284 inllus •
o f tra ck hii >I Inst j n t r r & r r M on them I
255.83.VCSX) iKiHHciiçcrn. or shiMit h a lf 1
tho mi in I'or rarrl.H l on a ll of th e strain !
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nt th e ex troni It y o f th e A re n n e «lu la
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I ¡ G ram i A rm ee In C arl* to th e memory
o f Levassu r. as In* «Hit mtiuh to prom ote
th e In tere sts o f tin* autom obile.
A lieta n Ion I iranien has Invìi e sta is !
I inai Settlement.
Ilstunt a t CwiAlUiatville. Kon^u F r e e j
S ta te . Iij .lie Beliri.in K orem m ent. It i
»■III lie onll«nl th e K e n anrituns. anil It ‘
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n i O r , t >r .»( th«* ' - t a t e «»f ! H » d
will prohau ly lie Im porta u I to th e rulv ¡
ex fir,» hi» fin.«! »»to n n t a»
ber anil o th er Iruplual liulustrlus.
i t •* e m i n t v o u t t o f !N»lk iv m > t y
»»id •*,*».» h .t» e - t t h e h v a r i n v
T h e am at tnon s .u tn eouinieree am i
>«u4. i . It«»», at tin* h-*WT >4
i ><«t \*t w«l»l i h i . in I all p r rir mi «
In n aval a n e a m eats has plnoeil the
f t v *An»* arv in-tifi si Ut pm an tt
servUs-s o f ex|H-rlenue<l sean irn a t a
* .»r » cf re w»id tint«.
F hpwi
preintnin. T h e scan-lty o f sailo rs la 1
) of J u > , i f «
M R romFER.
fe lt In a ll navies, am i e v e n .th e a ien t
i .* dministT »u»r v th r i l l » n i i v x e d «.f t h e r e t a t a o f P u -
Í Steam ship linea a re Ineonrenien ced .
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d av M »!
t> * a r M a t t e r , a t t o m v v f o r t »Ute
\ fa tic i
: IS H E R E B Y O lV r ’ N T H A T
TH E t’N
i/ n .v l * t n i l » i , 4 n t i * .*f t h * p * r t* > w r « h ¡p * «
f a t« o f »V F . S h a w , d v'cea*«r-I. a m i Ü . K .
lin in g
n n » !» r t t . e f i in m m « u m ! >t\ I * o f W . P
S h » » ' .X > «»it h v f ile d n !« f i l i a l or»** i l o t a « *■»» h a»l
m i n i * r a t t>r i n t h e c » » m .tv e n u r t o f h ' l k r f m i l t . O n * -
g *n a n I t h a t « * M « w i r t 4 » a « « * t t h » h«»«ri»»tr t h e r e , «
•» M « « - la v . S e p t e m b e r 1 ,
» t t h e h«»i»r «*f t o
».' l«K*k I n i h » ’« e u »»it • k u I d a . n m l :*lt
* » >ne
h » v t » . h )e «'tl< »iiv i n O r M i n « a r e n o t ! le d U » | W c -« iit
th*-n< t o a - I r » t i t n n r V o i >rv M il t i n . .
P .i t e « !. t t i» ¿«r . d a » o f A u g u < *l. IQOu
J it. l i n i l U R D
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m à l i a i t , .U .* r t » e > 4 f o r « d f t ’ a.
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sicnl n otab ilities w ere en tertain ed at
a luncheon T h e host w as one o f the
forem ost
o p lay ers o f the Itockiiw ay
H u n t cluu, and h i* m any silv e r tro ­
ph ies adorn his sideboard.
N oticing
th em , Mr. D am rosch rem arked to the
e m in e n t pianist. “T h e difference b e­
tw een our host and you is th at he Is a
polo player, w hile you a re a solo play­
e r .”
“ I t ’s more th an th a t.” w as th e re­
to r t o f P aderew ski. “ I am a poor P ole
p la y in g solo; he Is a d ear soul p layin g
polo.”—New York W orld.
A
S u r p r is e d
L e c tu r e r .
A lbon P . Man. th e Inv en tor o f Incan-
d e sce n t lighting by th e use o f a carb o n
fila m en t in a vacuum . Is still a c tiv e ,
a tro u g and industrious, though w ell b e­
yond th e th reescore nnd ten y e a rs ’
lim it. H e looks m ore lik e a b an k er
th a n a scien tist and In th e subdued
lig h t o f a lectu re room ap p ears n t a
d ista n c e like a young m an. Not long
a g o he attended a lectu re In B rooklyn
upon th e higher problem s o f e le c tr ic a l
s c ie n c e delivered by a p rofessor w ith
m an y title s and degrees. A t th e close
th e sp eak er called fo r com m en ts and
c ritic is m s from th e aud itors.
M an, who w as sittin g well b ack In
t b e h all, arose and, q u otin g a long
s ta te m e n t from th e lectu re co n cern in g
a difficu lt process, asked if h e had
h eard It correctly.
“ W ith rem ark ab le a ccu ra cy , s ir.” re ­
plied th e lectu rer. “T h e y a re alm o st
m y very w ords.”
.
T h e Inveutor then cle a rly b u t co­
g e n tly tore the le c tu re r’* arg u m en t to
p ie c e s, g reatly to th e la tte r’s a sto n ish ­
m e n t and to th e am u sem en t o f th e a u ­
d ie n ce. A s lie s a t dow n th e le c tu re r
sa id :
“ I c a n hardly reply a t presen t. You
seen) to h ave som e Inform ation on th e
s u b je c t.” .
“ Y es,'* rvplled Mr. M an ; “1 d isco v er­
ed th e process m y se lf n early 3 0 y e a rs
B g o .”
Low headed t m s a re m uch less lia­
b le to sun scald.
H ard coal ash es m ak e a good m ulch
fo r th e c u rra n t bushes.
Do not le t young roses bloom . G ive
them th e w hole season fo r grow th .
F r u it tre e s can be crow ded only at
tho risk o f g e ttin g sm all crop s o f in­
fe rio r fru it.
R oot pruning m ay be resorted to fo r
th e purpose o f ch eck in g ran k grow th
In a tr e e o f b earin g age, th u s h asten in g
its fru itfu ln e ss.
W hen th e soil is so ft from h ard rains,
a hard w ind is ap t to loosen th e trees,
and it w ill pay to go over th e orchard
and tram p th e soil down close around
th e stem s.
W ith stra w b erries, a s soon as th e
new ly s e t p lan ts begin grow in g sta rt
cu ltiv atio n . K eep th e soil in a good
tilth and fre e o f w eeds un til th e middle
o f Ju n e and then m ulch.
C are should be tak en not to fo rce th e
grow th o f p ear trees too rapid ly. F r u it
grow ers claim th e b lig h t does n o t so
readily a tta c k trees th a t grow slow ly
as it does th ose m aking a q u ick grow th.
—8t. Lou is Republic.
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T e n f o r f iv e c e n t s , a t P n i i o r N t * , O m c e r * , I L 'M a n r a n f s ,
S a lo o n s , N e w s-S ta n d « ,
G< rn :r a )
S to re «
and
R trlv i»
S h op s.
T h e y b a n is h p a i n , in d u c e s l u r p , a m ! i t r o i n n j; lit«.-.
O n e g iv e s r e lie f!
N o m a t t e r w h a t ’a t h e m a t t e r . ,.r .e a i l !
d o you g o o d .
Ten
s a m p le s a n d o n e th o u s a n d t.- * ib
n i o n i a U s e u t b y m a i l t o a n y a d d r e s * o n r e c e i p t o f | (tin
b y t b e R i p a n * C h e m i c a l 1 C o . , •
l o .S p r u c e S t . , N e w Y o r k C it y .
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South &nd East
General Agent on the Pacific Coast for
Richardson & Boynton Co's warm air furnaces.
John Van Range Co's hotel and household ranges
American Boiler Go's boilers for steam and hot water.
Also the largest stock of warm air registers and
supplies outlie Pacific coast.
4 7 F irst a n
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furnace
S 'l 'r e e - t s ,
PO RTLA N D
CANCER
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S llA S T A R O U T E
T r a in « le a v e D a lla s fo r P o r tla n d
a t f i:1 0 » . m . e x c e p t S u n d a y s .
and
w a y s ta tio n «
L e a v e P o r t l a n d 8 : S 0 a m , 7:S*» p n i
I s e a v e S a l e m 11 a i n ; 9 : 3 5 p u i
A r r i v e A s h la n d 1 2 :3 3 a m ; 1 1 :3 0 a m
A r r i v e R a c r a m e n t o f» p m ; 4 : 3 5 a m
A r riv e S a n F r a n c is c o 7 :* 6 p m ;8 :1 6 a m .
A r riv e
A r riv e
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D ip lo m a c y mt mm E d ito r .
E d ito rs o f n ew sp npere* are o fte n In
leon ard v o f th e ir lives, and only hy
TAMIES
Doctors find
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for mankind
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years
years ago, which in its
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for about
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reprints are very misleading: for instance,
they are advertised to be the substantial
equivalent of u higher-priced book, when in
reality, so far as we know and believe, they
are all, from A to Z,
i»ying m a n y s did l» W k *.
h iL i, > in un »u tir c s re el frniu
cur*» l o c i i r b . «
E x -G o v e rn o r B u slin ell o f Ohio said
th e o th er day th a t w hile governor be
m ade It a reg u la r p a rt o f Ills M em orial
d ay c e leb ra tio n to pardon sc m e old sol­
d ie r from th e p en ite n tia ry , a lw a y s one
w ho hud been a good prison er and who
w a s In prison fo r life fo r m an slau gh ter.
J a m e s M ennt. now In New Y ork C ity
hoqvital, B la c k w e ll's Islaud. has th e
A L ith u a n ia n In C h icago benra th e i la rg e st head In th e world. It U 51 Vi
Inch es la e irc u u iftr t nee a s a g a in st 22
n am e o f Jo h n U pperm ost S h o r t
fo r th e a v era g e. Y e t he Is only 4 fe et
H erm an L e v i, th e g re a t cond uctor,
died lit G iessen on M ay 13. H e w a s | 1 Inch iu h eigh t. H is tru n k Is b u ilt on
considered one o f th e g r e a te st W ag- ] glgatvtlc lin es, b u t h is legs a re very
sh o rt and th in .
net-lull con d u ctors o f G erm any.
W illiam Je n n in g s B ry a n is a stu d en t j
o f th e d ram a and fond o f read in g |
plays, y e t he h as an aversion fo r th e
S o m e T r u th s In H o m e » p u n .
th e a te r and rarely if e v er goes.
B e w in e a n d e n v y n o t t h e m a n
A ttir e d h o w e v e r s p ic k a n d sp a n .
S ir J a m e s C rich to n B row n e said a t a
T r u e ir r e a tiie s a e m p ty f r i p p e r ie s b u t s c o r n * .
S c o ttish g a th e rin g th a t C ro n je w as o f j
S il k h a ts m a y s e r v e a lo n e t o d re ss
S co ttish d e sce n t aud th a t h is n am e
A n o d d le f u ll o f e m p tin e s s .
A n d p a t e n t le a t h e r » h id e a w e a lth o f c o r n * .
w as th e D u tch ren d erin g o f th e n am e
; McCToue.
N o g a r m e n t s , f in e t h e y b e , y e t c u n
In E n g lan d R ich a rd C rok er Is a t­
M a k e la d y o r m a k e p e n tle m a n ;
N o f r a r b , h o w p o o r i t b e , c a n e v e r h id e
tr a c tin g a tte n tio n us an e x p ert g o lf
T h e m a rk o f tr u e n o b ility .
p lay er. W h en la s t In th is cou n try , he
N o r v e lv e t c lo a k , b u t w e m a y see
used to spend m any o f his m ornings
T h e b o o r o n c e ita r ic h fo ld s a r e d ro p p e d * s id * .
leu ru ln g th e gam e on th e L akew ood
N o l a d y y e t w a s m a d e w i t h lu c e
i (N. J . ) lin k s.
O r s ilk , f o r n a t u r e le a v e s a t r a c e
T h a t e v e r y a r t i f i c e i s v a in t o h i d e ;
S e n a to r P la t t o f New Y ork Is a re-
T h e la d y is . in c a lic o .
i liglou s m an and a m em ber In good
N o t le a * t h e p e n tle w o m a n . th o u g h
! stan d in g o f th e P re sb y te ria n ch u rch .
S h e h ad n o m a rk o f g e n tle n e s s b e sid e .
! H e Jotued th e M adison Sq u are ch u rch
T h e p r a c t i c e d o ft d e c e p tio n th in
w hen he first w e n t to New Y ork, m ore
A a a s s e s In a li o n ’ s s k in
th an 30 y e a rs ago.
I n so m e u n th in k in g b r a y w ith e a s e w e re a d .
A v u ltu r e , b e h e d e c k e d a n d d re sse d
Don C nrlos. tb e Sp an ish preten d er,
W it h p lu m e s f r o m a n y e a g l e 's c r e s t
denies th a t he e v er said he w as n ot a 1
B e t r a y s , in s e e k in g c a r r io n , h is b r e e d .
Sp an iard , b u t an A u strian , a sta tem en t
C o u n t n o m a n y o u r s u p e rio r .
w hich he w as declared to h ave m ade In
W h a te v e r h is e x te r io r ;
ord er to escap e a c iv il su it b rou gh t
A p p e a r a n c e o f t r u e w o r th i s n o t a r u le .
a g a in st him In M adrid.
T h e je s t e r ’s c a p a n d ji n g l i n g b e lls
F u l l m a n y a g e m o f w is d o m t e l l s .
R ich ard Y a te s, th e R ep u b lican n om i­
A n d w is d o m ’s m o r ta r b o a r d m a y d e c k a f o o l.
n ee fo r gov ern or o f Illin o is, Is n m an
o f co n sid erab le lltern ry ta s te and fo r
A k in g , b y r ig h t an d n a tu r e g ro w n .
I s k i n g w ith o u t a c ro w n o r t h r o n e ;
se v e ra l y e a rs h as been co llectin g a li­
S i m p l i c i t y b u t m a r k s h is k i n g lin e s s .
b ra r y o f ra re books, un til now he ow n s
N o c ro w n o r th ro n e o r s ig n e t r in g
on e c f th e b e s t In th e sta te.
C a n m a k e a k n a v e see m m o re a k in g ;
T h e p u r p l e o n l y m a k e s h i m s e e in t h e l e s * .
T h e cz a r o f R u ssia proposes to com ­
m em orate th e com p letion o f th e S ib e ­
T h e b o o r, o f an y s ty le o r ilk .
rian ra ilw a y by e re c tin g nt N icolai, th e
I s b u t th e g r e a t e r b o o r In s ilk ,
T h e g a r b b u t m a r k s th e m o r e h is b o o r is h n e u * .
s ta rtin g point o f th e road, a sta tu e o f
N o p e rso n o v e r y e t th a t ro se
C zar A lexan d er 111, under whom th e
A b o v e h im s e lf b y h e lp o f c lo t h e » ;
w ork w as begun. P rin c e T rou b etzkol
T h e m a n n e r m a k e s th e m an an d n o t th e d re a a
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T u n e was s u n Cancer was co n sid em l a* incurable as leprosy
Physicians and fn e m lt could give litUe relief or encouragem ent to
one afflicted w ith th is terrible disease. Even now doctors know of no remedy for th is fearful m alady ; w hile ad m ittin g it to be
a blood disease, they still insist th at th ere i t no hope outside of a surgical operation, and advise you to have the C ancer cu t oat,
but a t th e sam e lim e cann ot assure you th at it trill not return
You may cut or draw out th e sore, but another will com e in
its place, for th e disease is in th e blood — is deep-seated and destructive, and beyond th e reach of th e su rgeon 's kn ife or
caustic, flesh -destroy i ng plasters. T lie blood must be purified and strengthened, the system relieved of all poisonous, effete
m atter before th e Cancer sore w ill heal.
S . S . S . is th e only m edicine th at can overcome this powerful and contam inating poison a>nd force it out of th e blood. It
builds up and invigorates th e old, ami supplies new, rich, life-giving blood. S . S. S . is a purely vegetable remedv : no m ineral
can he found in i t ; the roots and herbs from which it is made contain powerful purifying properties that act d irectly upon
the blood system and m ake a safe and perm anent cure of Cancer
It has cured thousands, why not von f
Cancer i t not alw ays inherited ; your fam ily may be free from sny taint, yet your blood may becom e so polluted that a severe
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