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,LOVE MANUFACTURE.
! .wr that Se owm h f ' f Jj!
3 stork; if Mi to what
f .. -u f i.t I u
uit swora T: fifteen Million iwwr.
llandrxl Cur"! II H"lir A
aU Mr- Brt has ! w ih ladattry, ,
il.tnirHiwa run
apply f the if.I
,ur IB, oure
hare Msn am tm wtn- . . -irtwlry by warn
of heal, aid lb borr -45mmm
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who
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II &IN THE QUICKSANDS.
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W back wb Mm1 Ai- borlac taia H,?r. n. - taaTTh back to knt-r than a aa4 rtg
. "r I Uk fro. Tbea be mm w ' Mm XX. I
fomd ealmaw. . ! ... AhUA d1mM. to that It j t rr' m .
-B tar ww. " 1 " ta. bark aad front f S. X. Joatin. to im
t Ms tea. . tha tor fln-r. Xaxt an ol boU
tar fare.
aaronTiiarioaal.
aUad wttlHMM
"Marrr jor so fW. how o . . Afler Hart, k of amwy,
I do so wba I do not lore , ... r rfbr tmabkai of mia
. v4 Um i tore ar. uu w t- - . rniu otHtoaaipiw
, tr' f
ill !
FnrnA," to
caw iMkaactd to ta
Mc owa Jaaaaa.
wkamt XU Taylor eoaM
tata of a artafkbor bta bo beaaM
lnawrwnT wttfc tar V- that the cooa
tcj wa seatm to ba too thickly sot
tlad aad wwreapoadlaaij- nnboaltar.
aad be boadM bl faaUr xo oa of
taoae hoc wagon knowa as "a staJrle
cooft aad awred ftfrthw wst
Tbte be aersttd la dotejf aatfl os
dar b fooad blawJf aadr the shadow
of too Rocky Mmtttoi. aad be woke
e to the fact that bis wife- waa a
tookes-dowa oM worn a and ate
daabir Leaa aad bb soa Toea "abo
as Ms as taej was ever gorar s
be."
Yooas Toot Taylor bad aot laber
ltod the gnr bre of cbasge that bad
dfettesniabed bfc aaeeatow. He waa a
etottfy, aeasIWe fellow aod waated to
settle dowa on z. farm, where his moth
er oaaW lire better than she bad been
dotes. iW where Ins eooW bare a
chaam to know awre abeat books,
-which she had learaed to road la soaae
jDMceosotabte war. and of wWeh she
-was Terr f
Aad so KM Taylor In bis 50th year
settled down to the cnhlTation of a
Xmxm not far from what U now Canyon
' City, but which was then a doMer.ol
caMas where prospectors rested before
going erer the monnuins to Sonth
Park.
Here Btl Taylor and yoong Tom
worked with so much success that
wttbla a few years they bad a comfort
able bonse aad outbuildings, a tivicn
cows and as many horses, and, great
est of all evidences of prosperity,
money laW by for a rainy day.
Lena Taylor, tbongh miles away
from the ntsareut natalibor. was -net
destined to remain unknown aad un
appreciated. The fame of ber thrift
and her beauty was discussed about
the campflres of prospectors In the
mountains. Many of tbem bad gone a
day's Journey out of their way to see
ber, and the general opinion was that
the man who made a successful
"claim" to ber band would have, by all
odds, the finest piece of property in the
territory.
It has been said that poverty and suf-
tb srrcatest tests of charac
ter hut we are Inclined to think that
It, require a stronger, nobler nature to
withstand a change in tne lace oi sua
den prosperity than to meet reversals
with philosophy.
Ell Taylor, was prosperous, and with
TiU nrnsiierltv vanished his inuorn ois
iitr for lutttleri communities. It was
hCwno carried all the farm produce to
-Oflnyon City and purchased there such
.supplies as were needed by bis thrifty
- family.
Had he confined bis purchases to
the supplies all woujd have been
well, but, unfortunntely. he had a
-chance to gratify his taste for strong
drink, and he yielded to It till the pas
sion became his master.
The saloons of the frontier at that
tfrnc were open gambling dens, "run"
bf sharpers who plundered without re
morse the men they had first made
.drunk.
One of these places was kept by a.
man named "Mart" Estel, who had the
vnrotaii rnnutntlon of wealth and the
unqnvl'able reputation of a desperado
wuo nau Kiueu a nuuiwr oi muu. j-iu
nlivnvH i in tiled bolnir rich, and when
questioned alwut his shooting exploits
bo would lay his hand on uis nip ana
say, with a chilling laugh: .
"Vnn ran hot that when Mart Estel
finds hlinolf In a tight box he knows
how to fix tUo lock that will let him
tint."
, Esters saloon become a favorite re-
sojrt with Ell Taylor, and he not only
foL drunk thorn, lint tho news reached
lile fumlly that he had fallen Into the
habIt,of gambling. The latter report
was confirmed hr the fact that ho no
longer accounted for the money he bad
got from Jthe sale of his produce.
Lena and her brother begged their
father to keep away from Canyon City,
but, unheeding them and blind to the
tears of his Invalid wife, he persisted
In thn course.
And now tho son and daughter, who
bnd been bo eager to secure a perman
ent linmn. exnressod an anxiety to move
further Into tho wilderness, but their
father became stuuuorn, saying:
"You mado mo settle down here and
hero I'll stay,"
When matters woro noarlng tholr
worst a vounc roan, dressed In tho
garb of a hunter, but with a refinement
of mannor that convinced Lena that
tjr
aad
kto BBBte as "Oor Hcrroa.
be offered IS a week far ta
datloa aad show a wflHagBeas
la adraBce, Mrs. Taylor and
agreed to take him In.
3rxe Herroa waa a taadsoi
rwtWr Bitaeholr iobul
a one as most appeal powerfBlly to the
riraia heart aad lofty baagiaatloa of
th frtMitter rirL
He was away a great deal often for
afcrfcu at a date, and when he rtarai
w m vUoa brarht nae. thock
he always had straapf wOd Bowers for
TBa aad cbtIobo iaulmB of oras.
vhlek he exaBilaed with his antero-
viw and acids.
Iare Is toxselr a amtter of ajjoefa-
tb: It Is sot. therefore, to be wonder-
d at that Lean crew to watch the
maojrtalB trail for the coHiBg of the
tam? tanter. nor that the Ugh of
gUdaeos left ber ex presort tare
K-Wwrrr she saw bhn dlsapveanas la
the rocky hebebta above the raMey.
Of late Mart Bstel had taaen w mm-1b-
the raller. bat chanced that he
sever came there except when George
Herrott was away.
Kit Tarlor had censed geteg to Can-
tb mtT: ladeeil. he seemed to aave
umt all iatre-t In the farm. JB B
fa mil r. aad hi hiBMelf.
raa anil her hmkIht tried to cheer
bins, aad Tom worked harder than ever
tn make an for his fathers looses. Wit
still EH went a boat like a man whose
haart WH lwt;fll-
The reason for tbte melanehoty was
at length made manifest. One day
Mart Estel. accompanied by a stout.
florid hub of -40 who looked mncn nice
himuif nnu to the farm and held a
ton- consultation wltb EH Taylor.
"i hsro tMt It all from mr CMlluren.
said Ell Taylor to Bstel and bb com-
KoteL
That l iBtpowlMe.'
'Because I loreaaotber.
Who Is hel"
-rhat mattars not." see , wkb
spirit, -roa hare ay aBswBr.".
Kt I w BM lake nor iot as -
. a.
mc Tklalr orr WBBt I BBTe saat.
and bi om week I soall reOKn; sbwrid
too tbea refwe at I stell ux wmu
to mine.'
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j rot. nttotl and sewn at the htrrdlrlUl nttf Hmi bnUa and .
fohto or be of the Hb. The on- rZZ l.V IZ
Ktal BKary to the. ttltched , fiZZZZl t. ,
tho back. Mm hattoa or lavteners t- oH,r )nn dre d in
ted. and the wrlw hemaoed: then tho j.roj-r jj'y,t
Slore to inlsneiL In the xtwta a tooth-, TTZl
d rbx or damp to used tejcttiale the x,n,i,,aiati fW awd ronl.dn.
slB of the ttltcbea. G lore-workers r Un blitand ewcolar " i ,
dlrtded IBM, Utre ela Xrunrha.'fr7I "
uaia tn flnaoN and nut tar the thumb iTl.i. tu. t.. M ikm.
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With this BMaaaram Bstel aad ate thow who eroOroider the buek. point- who Is ot Kwli Kva wltlt
..... I &m Ttu. .nirw MrntniH of all rlases ,lu,1a run! ut exaroiee. Ua
t-u,
panlon, who was known as "Lawyer
Hoggs," "but I reckon the best way Is
to have them In and make a clean
linaiKt of it."
"Yes; they might as well know It first
no inat " unlit Ksioi. "and more nar-
tlcularly Lena, for she's got It In her
power to square the account.
"How so'" asked Ell.
niiln't I tell vou how when last you
was down, and didn't you promise to
sneak to her about It?" asked Estel.
"I wasn't myself then. I've rorgot
k$:,y ,hA era fl
TOU IIAVB MT ASSWHi:,' BAI LEX A.
frlMd left.
Kit Tarlor and Ms wife tried to make
Lena see that It would be to the ad
vantage f all If see accepted Bstel's
propoaal, bat she firmly reptted:
-I am rnilr tn die to saTe either my
father or my mother, but It to too much (
to ask me to sell my soot" ,
Tom stoutly took his sbrters swe.
and when George Herroa retiimeii.
which be did that evening, they tobl
him all that bad happened aod asked ,
hto advice. j
"I can help you by giving you the
money," replied the young nunier, wu
my belief to that these feBows are
thieves and are playinff a Wuff game;
If so, I think Tom and I can match
them."
it'a this voun? Herron that Lena s
In love with," mU KM Taylor to bis
wife. "If It wasn't for him she d have
Estel and we eoahl keep the place. I
won't have alas, about here no longer." ,
In his blunt way the ow man tout
George Herron to leave, frankly ex
plaining the reMB. ami ueorge saw
in reply:
if I eaanot help you. Mr. Taylor. I
will not stay to your way."
The next evening, after a long taiK
wltb Leaa and ber brother, the young
hunter shouldered his rine ami went
awar. and EH Taylor ten tnat uis
property would be now secure, In which
event be compromised with his seinsn.
nees by promising himself that he
would never get drunk nor gamble
again.
At length the dreaded day came, and
wltb It Estel. Hoggs and a nuinbor of
men they had brought to take posses
sion of the place.
Tbev found Lena even more deter
mined than before, for she positively
refused to speak to Estel In the house.
Will you speak to me outside he
asked.
Yes: on the bridge over Quicksand
Creek," she replied. This was the
bridge on the road lending from tho
farm to Canyon City, and tho stream
which It snanned was filled with the
quicksand that makes traveling In that
region such a terror.
IiVnrlnc Komi' harm. Estol's friends
followed at a distance, and the moment
be stood on the bridge wltb Lena they
saw. a young man In hunter's garb ap
pear at tne otnor enu. xney ueard
r. The r earnrna of all rlaes
Id Mir irn MlaiM a dav. B OUr OWB
country no lew than StfjoOOUMO to In-'
vested In the glare Industry, which Brut
settled In Glowsvllle, New York, In j
lStt). At this tune the skin Md were j
those of deer retelved by trailers In ex
change for tin. Hough mitten were
the first product of this mrtttoiuettt, and ,
the first load of gloves that went to '
Boston was forwarded la LX!V
ilngi yir4 exorolee. U4r i o df.
annul nam whfltevef is a n;.i Tans
svar seen an- foot In bis ow 5
lion.
lllgli-l'rlued FImIi.
At a certain neason In the- year
aly about the nct of Octobur-lt Is tbe
custom of tbe eommtosloners who have
charge of tho great parks m Chicago
to permit fishing In tbe ar Uncial lakes
at certain hours lu the morning, tho
fishermen In all eases being, required to
use the boats that are kept fur hire.
This is to prevent the banks from being
thronged with, gangs of hoodlums.
Early one October moriiuag the edit
thy j r.t.KN'a rooT-HAsr.
A p"dr I" be shaken inio tl 'hol
At thU hmw TtHir foet. feet t
rous sml uncomrUM. If y i tl
smarting fl or tlabt shoe try ml
Poot-KaM. Urrti and comlbrti. t litil
.ilih. fuiva tuiaSUrUJuua fur ,UmI
fwrt. bfltr and callotu pU. I il
. - .1 uUt..u . m 1 1 BMilaa at awl i a t M.I
corns anu b-ii v - - -
Uln cur ir Chilblain. ttilnr Umfl
..... i .fM.ii.1 4V-J Wmw hav AWniPMslrtV I 'uaO.1
B-tat.1 f aaliaut4ltlal 'I ff IL IAUI(. r I DTI
all dni.t-Ut nml $hco cturet for 23c Truil
a Thiiiiu a i.l. . t 11... r-
paekage FKBK. Addr-, AU f 0,t
Med, Co Itay, y, Y.
A redout I'arUlan law m.!i tUl
the tliHMtMts to have in aMeu l-i ca tl
doctor oi a surgeon dutiug. ail the r
formttnees.
Trlllliir- Tlint tinalfc
It n wuv of trWHni; thnt roibl
or of one of the great Chicago dallies n hoop of money. Neglect rhemi.nH!
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appeared at a west we pars wun a nnu u may pui unu uh
fri..n.i lu.Di mitilmiMl with ilxliliii? out. los oi iiuio and money. St. Jnok
tits of Uie most approval pattern. They J OH will euro it surely, right awny.
a .. . 1 ....... .t It...u I.. I "
securuu a lhiui, uuu iuvii numr in-
qulrel If there were any live mluuowa
on hand.
The keeper of the boat-house Inspect
ed hM rmit uucKe: nun iouiki juhi one,
a diminutive specimen alx)tit nn Inch
ami a half In
and handed
A. new Hvttum ot sewers mulct
istrtiation in the city of Mexico l.an
umlnnml n null met (or 10.00U.C
j liriu'k being mmle with n nativa firm.
. specimen alxmt nn Inch ; " j inB.UtuijCat.iltfs
!ru"u': .iriiCut Rale nRCEj
HUtl iirlLliirtt ii J. in i n iiifs iiiiii s i a
silver lialf dollar and telling him to.) Woodnnl.ClarkcACo.. i.uTANn'orJ
kif the clmuee. the editor took thin , . i i 1 i j
TEETH WITHOUT PLATta
minnow, cllmlicd Into thu Inmt, and
rowed out to the middle of the lake,
where he fished for half an hour with
out result.
At the end of that time he limited In
his Hue, looked carefully at the min
now, took a pencil and note-book from
his pocket, did n little figuring, and re
turned to the shore.
"Whnt did you get?" ho was asked,
when he appeared nt the olllce later In
the day.
"One fish," ho replied, "mid It cost
me two hundred dollars a inind."
This, It Is believed, Ih the highest
price ever paid for live fish lu Chicago.
......... .. ltl. M.itn.
I'ululv. inline ntta oxirnciioii.
Dr. T. H. White,
Tho Camel as n Plow Horse.
Count SkorzewsUI, a wcnlthy land
owner In the provlnco of Pohcii, Ger
many, to tho atunzemeiit of his rustic
tiof f.llllArU llfia IfllfAilltfXljl fl liniMl ,ln.
"I trmn't mvnelf then. I've forcot I'-'ur luu uluu' i,"-Jr i "" "
nil ahout It nnV I wish I could forget this young man cry out: "Wo meet at parture on his Czemlejcwoel estates,
all auout It, ant l "isii i cou' lo loQf Ilft1mnn,.t which stanilH a fair plume., nf Iw.lnr.
that I ever carue to this settlement, ";;""' . . rpnr. I ,,.,,,, lmUfllfill ... I1I?I.I(.ulh,rni .iiainn -
sald tho d strncted man. .. w .............. --
Have your family In and let us talk I ailur u 1CW vcohu l mm um uuuu mwovwi w'uww, innuuu ui a uu.u
It over," said Lawyer Hoggs, as he on luo oriuge ruuing uuu iuapeu over, ( " ' j"' j me iuow,
drew some papers from his pocket. "u ""ji ucihk vhii, m u uuuu ( uiivhukii. n iuiui num-n-Mrs
Taylor Lena and Tom were blmsclf In the remorseless grasp of tho ful beyond the count's most Hanguliio
called In, and Mart Estel, without any ijuicuwiuua. mum. io
preliminaries, went on to toll how for Hoggs and others ran up only to seo , hardships and privations, does double
a year or more Ell Taylor had been Estel or "Bolmnn," for those were j tho work of a pair of horses, Is exceed.
only a few of his names, dlsannearlnir. i lugly tractable and can be kent In i?ood
MACHINERY
For Ml lit. Minn Mnm m,J rnrmt, ct I ltl
lng lloltlii(f KiikIiici; llnut? el
Tooth Ktwi, AlUnuy Orranccf
TATUM&BOWEN
27 to W Flrt htrtct I'ortia'W, ur
U-M Iri'iuont Hiruet, bnti Iroacico.
! A big yield of both
pront mm sflllstaciton
wm result if you piaut
deht.
'I loaned money and did nil I could
for Mr. Taylor," said Estel, "and at
last, scclni: that he could not nav me.
I took a mortgage on tho farm and the
stock. The mortgage Is due, and If
fr. Tnvlor or none of the fnmllv ain't
able to take It up I'll sell the place or
I'll tako it ror what's duo me."
"I don't know anything about law,"
said Tom Taylor, "and I don't want to
know, but I've tried, and bo have
mother and Lena, to work hnrd and
make a living up to this time. Father
Imit nn rlcht to morlcaco tho farm
and the stock, for they are more of my
tnnklnc? than of his. and 1 do not nro.
poso to let any man Interfere with my
rights."
"Ah. mv vnitntr friend." Raid Lawyer
Hoggs, opening ono of the papers ho
uclu in uis hand, "your father uas ucre
LUU IIIJ .UMV. . , JVU40 UhU I ...W ,JUV.. 1, I, I, 11 II I. U , tl I I 1 P. Iltl Lllll
Salt Lake City. 1 have been looking ' pensants of l'oscn facetiously cull tho
for blm ever since, but I hold you to ' laborious Intruders, were soon nccll-
lt..l 1. ,1 f ml 1... I.tn ...... II .n.l...i.l 1 .1 .' .
With their champion gone Hoggs and
his companions had no further Inter
est In his case. Ell Taylor was never
troubled again. Ho changed his hab
its nnd made over his farm to his son,
though ho thinks that his son-in-law,
Gcorgo Herron, Is qulto as fine a fel
low as Tom. New York Ledger.
Thn Cnuie.
Asklns What has caused the elinnca
In MaJ. Stiff's uppenranco of late? Ho
used to look like ono born to command.
Grlmshaw Ho Is married now, and
has mado, tho discovery thnt ho wasn't
uora for any such purpose. ruck.
matlzed, and aro tho envy of the coun-
irymuc.
Ehs Knew J 1 1 in.
"Do you know any ono In thoso
parts?" queried a lawyer of ono Mrs.
Shultz, who was a witness In a trial at
Pratt. Mrs, Shultz dropped her eyes,
plucked nervously at hor shawl for a
moment, nnd then, blushing, rospond
ed: "Sheriff Koyes over thore used to
bo my beau before cither of us woro
married." Whereupon tho court ham
mered vigorously to bring tho nudlenco
to order. Kansas City Journal.
Tho man who forgets a favor seldom
forgives an Injury,
FERRY5 Seeds
Tbrjr ro nlirnyi Iho beat.
Da not urcfiit nv nutjfltl.
Ituto- buy nana but i'rrrr'i.
Hold tir nil dralers. rllu fur
Ilia 'SO faced Annuul-fft.
D.M.FEnRY&COt)ttroit,Mlch.
YniisvAjm mfN!
, J'or Oon.irrha-a and (Jlfet set PUl' OkT
U Iho ONI.V niMllctno whl.Ti will cur. raj-li W"
til nra nj'Il luut ' .
cmo. NO CASK known It liu ever hllf'l J 'i'SJn
lOIIJf IMM"" . .J
uwu, V. A n j niiui.il I.
nutter how wrjoui or of lio
iium iw uw win Mumuii you, i " ' ... lilrnTt
iirtTenU ttrlrturo, .n.l nn li Ukcnn "'"""i,1 i f rot
birni nd dfWnUon from buttiiMJ. ridi.l,S'-WJ2
i;y an rllUo dimnrUti, or Knt Pr luu u r-
"w'CT,dul5ioAtLr).,cuic...o
Women, Why Suffer
wnon yon can buy tor ono aoimr i;
nd quick cure for ulienioa pocullar to ) our w
XtftrtDUio nvrin i ift IMfAlKllY
Will oure you-threo doiei will 8lf.Jc'J0V
nine or potionoua dr'uKS-cnsy anil li'.idil'!
t.lr. nn, ,iii. .... Cmiii, .i vnur afUFi"' 1