The Echo register., August 06, 1909, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 190ft
THt CCHO RtQlSTER, tCMO, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
A Clean Man
Outside eleanlinest it let thin ball tht battle. A mio may
crub bimsell a dozen timet a day, and still be unclean. Good
health meant eleaolinete not only outtide, but inside. It meant
clean ttomaeh, clean bowel, clean blood, a clean liver, and
new, clean, healthy tissue. The man who it clean in thit way
will look it and act it. He will work with energy and think -clean,
clear, healthy thoughts.
He will never he troubled with liver, lung, ttomaeh or blood
disorder. Dvtpeptit and indigestion originate in unclean stom
eh. Blood diseases are (ound where there it unclean blood.
wvusumpiion ana Droncaitit mean unclean lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
prevent these disc. It makes a man insidet clean
nil bcalthv. It cleans the digestive organ, makes pure,
clean blood, and clean, healthy flesh.
It restore tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion ani
prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming drug.
Constipition ! ftii most unclean unelL-anlim-jt. Dr. I'icrce't Pleasant Pel
't cure il T!icv never gripe Eiiy to tukc ss candy.
. ECHO WANTS
A first-class cement block manu
facturer. A candy factory.
Planing mill.
Elect rie lights.
Sash and door factory.
lUiilding and loan organization.
Cigar factory.
Cheese factory.
Uroom factory.
Sugar factory.
Canning factory.
FOR SALE.
(Man or Woufcin.)
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: A 20-Acre South African Veteran
I Bwnty Land Certificate.
i Issued by the Department of
tho Interior, Gdvornmcnt of
Canada, Ottawa, under the Vol
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for '6.0 ucre.s of any Dominion
Lands open for entry in Alberta,
Saskatchewan, or Manitoba.
Any person over the aj?o of 1
years, man or woman, can ac
quire this land with this certifi
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For immedi: te sale. 5800.
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Canada.
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Remember that J. Ilutchens
carries a neat stock of high
grade groceries, confectionery,
cigars, etc., and sells at the
right price.
It's luck to smoke Puck.
The better than 5c cigar.
The cigar in the green box.
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Checkering, Weber, Kimball,
Hobart M. Cable, Lester
and the
Genuine Pianola Piano
Victor, Edison, and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.
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813 Main St., Pendleton
Dispensers of
Pianoreliability
nmmer Rates East
During the Season 1909
via the
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To ST. LOUIS and return - $67.50
To CHICAGO and return - - $72.50
and to other principal cities in the East, Middle Went and Soiit. Correspond
ingly low fares. On Sale June 2, 3, Ju1v 2, 3; August 11, 12
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THE HIDDEN RANSOM.
Story of an American's Experience In
Italy.
By F. A. MITCH EL.
tCopjtifht, I90. by American Preaa Asso
ciation.) Rowland Hill, a young American,
was wall; Ins one mom In? on the Via
Cnrncrlalo at Naples. On one hand
was the park, teeming with tropical
plants, statunrr and fountains. On
the other were the wave of the Med
iterranean, splashing against the sea
wall that protects the street from
their encroachment. Far out on the
bay the tun was kIiIiiIiijj on the haze
enveloped Island of t'uprl, rust lux a
white Ifcht on the water directly le
ninth It, causing It to appear as if
rest Ins on a i ft xUvpt.
I'.ut I tow I ;i nd mil. though an artist,
thought uolhiiig of till. Ills mind
was occupied with a misfortune which
had happened him several years lie
fore and which had separated him
from the j:lrl he loved, if is head wait
bowed, and lie dil not not Ire either
tho heautlful scene or the people he
met. Hut suddenly one of those strange
mental itiiluciicca for which we canuot
account mused him to look up. Ills
eyes met thoiie of a man he immedi
ately recognized and who recognized
him. Hill Htarted; the man mow led.
Hill advanced a step, and the man put
his hand under tils coat as If for a
weapon, then said In Italian:
"If you Inform the police- you die!"
On the other side of the street two
men iu cocked hats (such as the great
Nnpoleon worei and long military
cloaks emerged from tho park. They
were government policemen. Hill
made a dash for them, and ns soon as
bis opponent took In the situation he.
too, ran like a deer. He was too late.
Hill pointed to him, the officers gave
chase, and he wns captured.
"Who Is UeT' asked bis captor.
"Lulgl Blnettir
Great was the surprise of the gov
ernment otHclals when they learned
that the most desperate bandit that
had ever Infested the environs of Na
ples bad ventured Into the city, had
been recognized and arrested. His
capture was most Interesting to the
man who bad brought It about. Row
land HOI five years before bad gone
from America to Florence to study
art. nis father bad recently left blm
$30,000. In Florence the young man
bad met Blgnorlna Bbtnca Favarl of
an aristocratic family, dwelling on the
Parco Margucrhlta. which clltnbs the
cliffs back of Naples. To Naples be
followed her, proposed and waa ac
cepted. Hill was fond of roaming and one
day while walklug on a lonely road
near the village of Casorla, not far
from Naples, was taken by the bandit,
Lulgl HinettI, carried to the neighbor
ing mountains mid held a prisoner.
Meanwhile the bandit went to Naples,
I learned the exact amount of bis cap
j five's fortune and gave blm the choice
j between turning It In as a ransom or
j death, nill arranged for the conver
sion of his property Into. gold and Its
transfer to the bandit. He returned
to Naples a free man, but he bad lost
not ouly his fortune, but his love. 81
gnor Favarl declined to permit bis
daughter to marry a penniless man.
From that day till be met bis cap
tor on tlic Via L'orncclalo tlte Ameri
can lived a wretched life, and. though
he did not know it. Rlaucn was equal
ly miserable. The baudlt wns exe
cuted. Hut this ouly satislled Hill's
j craving for revenge. Refore tho exe
cution In! --I Hluettl told his Jailer
I that he had hidden In tho cliff behind
Castellamare, some lift ecu miles south
of Naples, a treasure that he would
give bliu provided he would secure
, him a pardon. The jailer did not lie-
lieve bis story, but pusoed It on to Hill
later on.
Now, when Hill bad been liberated
by the bandit a baudagn was taken
from his eyes, and he found himself
on the high rocks overlooking Castella
mare from the south. The description
of the place where the robber had
claimed be had hlddeu the treasure
corresponded with the spot where Hill
had been kept a captive. He had
walked or leen carried blindfolded for
half a tlay from the place before being
liberated. He believed that tbe hid
Sen treasure was bis own gold and that
It was located In tbe neighborhood of
Castellamare.
Hill searched the heights about Cas
tellamare for weeks, when one morn
ing in a gulch some distance behind
and far above tbe town be came to an
excavation In tbe rock partly built up
In Its front that he Judged might bsve
once been a Roman peasant's abode.
I.Ike a flash It came to blm that It had
been the place of his captivity. With
in be found scratched on tbe rocky
wall a rude drawing of an anvil, from
which pointed an arrow In a north
easterly direction and tbe figures 100.
Seizing at once tbe Idea that this wss
a key to the biding place of tbe treas
ure, bo proceeded tbe distance was
100 paces to a rock which bore some
resemblance to the drawing. Digging
at Its base, be soon came to a fiat stone
beneath which glittered every dollar
of bis ransom.
Returning to Naples, be reported bis
Snd to Sign or Fsvart. who withdrew
his opposition to the match between
! tbe young American and bis daughter,
; snd there wss a brilliant wedding op
n tbe Tareo Margtierhlta, at which
tbe best citizens were present
Tb'e story- of Roland Hill's achieve
ment rescblsg tbe ears of the king of
Italy, tbe American was Invited to re
organize tbe detective system of tbe
kingdom on tbe American plan, bat
declined, ne did not have confidence
la tbe mental eonstrortloa of tbe Ita
Ian race producing American results.
THE.
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OP STANFIELD is now prepared to till all orders for
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ONLY STIUCTLY firwt class Lumber handled and homo;
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1 15 acres; 40 acres potato land; 30 acres
in alfalfa; good water right; two-room house;
shed barn; chicken parks; , good spring; $3600;
$2500 cash, balance on time. Apply at
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