L o s s o f Appetite
Klhd o f felt like It,'
responded
.-i^ltly, vigor or ton«, ami t. ull.it Don’, be fuoliah and get .ou, when thing, I.other, with equal mendacity. “ K new
don t j u . t conic your w a y -
* I you wouldn’t expect me ’ ’
.irostriiimtt »!<*naaa.
„ nu«’r 1, „eriou* ami moat serious
j T lle K*rl niude room fo r him beside
cl0.r c J ’’ Now,
V P* " 1 fP‘‘r*d
Ik“ kThat must keep U f aud doing or D ° U dare,
won’ t play!” *nd de- her. The clasp o f her warm hand
J uki go grioulng on and bear i f
seemed to her caller o f unusual hearti
S E » Ì h i ' i l » 0 « can do lor loa. o f up-
Have you heartache? Million.' .hare ness. He sat stiffly.
'1‘tUWWkB „
•/ /
H ow 's your moiher?’*
I f you earn a crown, you’ll wear it—
"S h e'« well.”
Keep sweet.
J n make you ready to cat, Hive u rel-
"H o w ’a your father?"
"."iour food. "O'l aaaiat in ita dtaaatlon. Don t go handing out your trouble! to
"O, pretty fair for him."
.W i;“ , medicine cure» all stomach
your busy fellow men—
Ain ’ t getting along very w ell late
rhbte/»iid build» up the whole ayatem.
I f you whine around they’ ll try to keep ly. 1 lnar. Too had."
from meeting you again—
" ell, the old place Isn't w hat It
What England’» N a v y Coata.
1 i°ii,I f ™ 1" 6 the worM’" " “ Kin" you, " as, you know, Luther. Hope w e won't
Dou t let pessimism wiu you
. n„ vy which g iv e « England the
The
I rove there'a lota of good atutf In have to pick up and move over to
lacy o f th e a e a » coa ta » 1 6 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
I ernslde. H e’s talking o f 1L”
you—
, or a l i t t l e m o r e t h * n 1118 U n i t 8 j
‘ 1 wouldn't do that.’ •
Keep aweet.
„'paya in penaiona.
"W h y not?”
I f your deareat hope» seem blighted and
M>'r|le edged a little nearer.
Suspicious.
detpalr loom, into view,
I hat la— no use of your going, I
,B » (r a id m y husband doean’ t
guess."
8et
5,’.™r J*w a,’ d whisper grimly,
m„ a lly m o r e ,’ ’ said the bride o f
Tliongh they’re falae, yet I'll be
Miss G ill.ft sighed softly and looked
true.”
nontha, with an overgrown aigh.
down.
Never let your heart grow bitter-
Vben did
yon
diacover
the
"Thinks I ’m easy," reflected Luther.
W ith your ear to Hope’s transmitter,
I guess I 'll make her feel It’s some
n ea r L ore 8 songbirds bravely twitter,
t hen Idiarovered that he had quit
obligation.
“ Keep sweet.”
any change in h i« pock et»,”
He tapped with a foot and whistled
the young w ife aadly.— £ * - Bless your heart, this world’s a good one Innocently.
and will always help a man.
“ M yrtle," he began, after a moment
Hate, misanthropy and malice have no of silence, “ do you think____ ”
Where They Oo Lame.
place in nature’s plan.
“ Yes, Luther.’ ’
Help your brother there w'ho’s sighing.
Naggs — f’ ehaw!
W om en do
Mri.
“ Thing that ’marriage Is a lottery?'
Keep
hi«
flag
0f
courage
flying;
ai much thinking ae men.
Miss G illett faced about in the gath
Help
him
try—
’
twill
keep
you
trying—
aa!»— Possibly;
but
they apoil
ering dusk.
Keep sweet.
^thought« by d ilu tin g them with
" I —d m 't— know,” In a qu ertotoe.
Chubb laughed.
"N either do I," he said. “ Don’t know
. permanently Cured. N o fits or nervousness
what to think. M aybe I wouldn't mind
j .ft, . r rirst day's use o f Dr. Kit ne’sU rest Nerva
'*
»end for F r e e » 2 t rial bottle and treatise.
taking a chance. I suppose I'll come
B H.Kline, Ltd..931 A rcb St., Philadelphia, P *
to it some time. Not 'specially anxious,
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »H a g , , , , , 8
though.”
Both to Blame.
In the dark he could not see the
John— Vou are alw ays busy when I
EADS, I nsk her; tails, I don’t.” girl’ s eyes.
toe in!
Luther flipped his old penny
“ I'm tlxed to do about as I please
Charlee— W ell, you alw ays come in
in the air and caught it deftly now," went on Luther. "Hut you and
[u |’m busy.
in its downward flight. He gazed at I are old friends, and people sort o f
his closed fist in some trepdiation, then expect It, you know. Folks don't want
Sanitary R e c o r d for Houses.
opened it cautiously.
you to move away. Say, Myrtle, sup
ml Straus», senator for F a n s, who
“ Gosh!
It ’s heads.” ho cried.
“ 1 pose 1 flip up my lucky penny— heads,
ie of the m od practical authorities
was hoping It might be tails.”
w e get mariled; tails, w e don’ t. Eh?"
nuuicipai affairs, ie about to pro-
“ A ll righ t," said the girl, quietly;
But the die was cast. It was Lnth r's
itbat a compulsory sanitary record
habit thus to leave matters o f moment “ go ahead.”
ild be attached to every d w ellin g.
Luther chuckled.
to the decision o f h isju cky penny.
"Guess l'U end her misery,” be
H e thrust the coin in his pocket and
L , fortv rear's t’ iso's Cure for Con
thought, feeling a sudden sense of
tortion has cured coughs and colds. A t went on brushing his hair.
"H eads,” he whispered, gloomily. shame, and he carefully adjusted the
Bins. Price 25 cents.
coin in his hand, head up, with a cau
“ Heads.”
The flaking of Him.
T h e prospects o f Luther Chubb— tious Huger. A quick pretense o f toss
ht’i ridiculous”
rem arked
the financial, not matrimonial— were good. ing, a catching slap.
"to say ‘ clothes don’ t make the H ad not Uncle Hildad considerately,
“ I'll have to strike a match,” ob
If unexpectedly, died aud left him the served Chubb, coldly. “ N o w !”
l " ’
Holding the light in his le ft hand, he
f’Tbink so?"
farm ?
f'Sniw,” replied the ta ilo r ; “ why,
W h ile Rildad Chubb had lived and peered In apparent anxiety into his
r'va msde me.”
Luther lived with him in the rather ligh t palui.
"H eads,” he whispered,
merrily.
ambiguous relation o f favorite nephew
Can Oct Allen's Foot-Ease FREE.
“ Don't sa.v you aiitot lucky. Myrtle.”
i Allen 8. Olmsted, Le R o y .N . Y ., fo r a
Turning to draw her to him, he met
mple of A lle n ’s Foot-Ease.
I t cures
a tierce pttsh and fell buck in amaze
i, hot swollen. ach ing fee t. I t makes
tight shoes easy.
A certain cure tor
ment.
insrowinanails and bunions. A lld r u g -
“ Lucky! I wouldn't marry you if you
git. '¿5c. Don't accept a n y substitute.
were the last man on earth. Lucky!
Yes, I am, to have found you out! Take
Another R.
your hat, Luther Chubb, and go home,
hl'ell, talking about names, said
and don't you dare to ever speak to
a oyster, “ I like M ay better than
me again. G o!"
L h
"W h y — w h y," gasped the discomfited
fioado?" replied the plain lob-
lover. ” 1 thought----- ’’
Hut the woman was past him and In
Of coorse. Now , if it waa the
side, angrily slamming the door and
^tb of Mary it would shorten my
locking It.
i fearfully.”
Luther rose, dazed and overwhelmed.
Slowly he walked across the road,
H U W ' E » 'f I f 1ST
climbed the fence and trod on through
the high, n et grass, oblivious to the
ft offer One Hundred D o llars R ew a rd for any
fact th a t he wus wearing his new
■tiCatUrrh that can n ot be cured by H a ll'i
prb Cure.
shoes.
[ F. J. CHENEY A Co., Props.. T o led o , O.
The glamour o f wealth had departed
Htheunderslpned. have kn ow n F. J. Cheney
U»"p»»tl.'i years, and b elieve him p erfectly
from him. He was uo longer the pros
arable in >1' business transactions ami fln-
perous, envied heir o f T ild e Hildad,
Ij able to carry o u t a ny o b liga tio n s made
it firm.
the man uihui whom fortune had so
W t 'T i T rc ax ,
richly smiled.
Wholesale Druiigista, T o led o ,
W a l d in g K i n n a n A M a r v i n ,
L U C K Y ! I WOULDN’ T MAItRY YOU.”
H e was only the country boy who
Wholesale DruggiBis. Toled o . O.
had thought every night for tw o years
iCiUrrh Cure is taken in te rn a lly .acting
aud
hardest-worked
hired
man,
the
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces or
o f M yrtle Gillett— every night until
l*y*Wm. Price 75c per bottla. bold by all rharms o f M yrtle Gillett liad seeme.1
that fateful one when his uncle died,
■fittL Testimonials free,
ail
all
sufficient
desideratum
for
future
family P ill* are the best.
and his head had been turned.
hopes lu I.utber's view o f eventual
“ Myrtle— why, o f course, there could
matrimony.
po Grace Alger’s Washington Home.
be no other— never has been. W itlioui
Miss Hilbert was plump and p issess-
«costly paintings in the D etroit
ed o f some facial
beauty, together
ton» of Senator Russell A . A lg ei
Luther groaned and stumbled on, bat
w ith characteristics o f Independence
been taken to W ashington to
ing himself anil cursing.
* the walls of his palatial home and hustling ability. And she favored
Funny? Yes, very.
What xvas he
Luther.
thinking o f? O, he was not to be
But with the accession o f worldly re
ove:rt !dcn by any woman. The G ill tts
sources cam e hesitation on llie part of
Syrian Manners,
were to be shown that he was different
I.utlier, and from M yrtle a letter of
p Sfri» peop'e never take off their most sympathetic condolence and un now. They were poor. He was rich.
H e intended lo have them all see the
1 °r tnrhans when entering the mistakable personal interest.
difference. M yrtle had always b e e n
• or visiting a friend, but they al*
Luther had Involved himself by no
quirk of comprehension.
1 '«tve their shoes at the door.
proposition. Undoubtedly, he could do
Surely, there was no reason for
• »renomatsor scrapers outside,
better. Still people expected It. His
breaking out like that, not even giving
1 tbe floors inside are covered with
attentions had bien regular. If not
»live rue*
which in Moslem
him a chance to explain. Didn’ t she
serious, and, a fte r all, it would pain
tell him to go ahead? W ho ever sup
• are kept very clean and used to
him to lose Myrtle. She hail admirers.
H upon while praying.
posed go d humored, fun-loving M yr.le
Only that morning i l l Miss Cbpe had
Gillett couldn't take n Joke? No, he
w a ylaid him In tlu* postottlce.
had lost her— lost her!
Deserved Honor.
’’I s'pose soon e l the sod sets, you'll
H ow (lark It was in tile woods
F 0*®—Has t o i t b named his new s ta it keepln' house. W all, M yrtle Gll-
W liat? W as he stepping lu water?
»at?
lett'a a nice ga l for ye. Luther." she
J-.Dw-.Ye,, he cads it “ Snizsled said noisily, right before Mrs. Bayley Yes. and nuid— mild. He must have
strayed into one o f those mires.
a ter that breakfast food he and W idow Sweet.
Luther plunged w ildly shout, feeling
bis fortune on.— D etroit Free
W bat could he say? He had shaken for tinner ground, and becoming more
his lnad depreeatlngly and mumbled anil m o r e confused. That was the way
someth ug to tbe cflect that It wjh n > — no—this.
such thing." T h e gossips had laughed
"H e lp !"
know ingly and nudged one another.
The frightened cry p ialtd out in the
M yrtle's letter had smacked o f own gloom. Going down. down. Now he
ership. In tw o places he could have screamed, knowing what It meant. Gil
sworn she had written "ou r" In refer lett's cow had gone the same way.
rin g to the farm, and afterward pre
His struggles and cries were grow ing
tlxed a “ y.”
I * . . * _ very severe sickness
fainter. The mud «low ly came up to
Luther's Ideas, which had soared his cheat. It hurt him to breathe. I f
|c5lJ?ok
»11 my hair. I pur-
tem porarily above the Uillett connec M yn le could only know be was sorry.
I w
A y e r’ « H air
tion, came down with rapidity.
He
Almost unconscious with horror and
guessed there was no other way. His weakness, his breath nearly gone, lie
*■ D-Quinn. M arseilles, 111.
lucky ppnny had settled it.
wall.sl feebly. Myrtle, Myrtle! O-b-b,
H e would Impress upon Myrtle and
M viilu !”
I . ^ e filing is certain,—
her mother one fact, however. Luther
T h ere he 1«. father! Hurry, for
Chubb, tile proprietor o f Blackbird heaven’s sake, hurry!
I J V Hair Vigor m akes
farm , was now a p-rs n of Importance,
•Where, girl? Where?”
| r hair grow. T h is is
and they might consider thcm-elves
"Yonder! Just Ida head! The rope,
localise i, is a hair food.
fortunate In acquiring him.
quick. Around my walat. so. Throw
I A lb eit som ewhat cheered by this re in some brush for footing. N ow ! Hold
I. feeds the hair and the
solve, he spatted his hair viciously
l “aifgrows, that’s all there
this lantern, mother.
and prepared to set out for Gillett s. a
An ooxv. pushing slide, s gleam of
m ile down the road.
white arms in tbe flickering light.
t h » 'h
s to p s fa ,,in 8
T h e sun was behind the hills when
••I’ ve got him. Pull, both o f yon.’
he tramped up the grass-grown path
H alf the girl « face was In the slime,
la s . L r c s , o r e s
color to
anil lieheld M yrtle seabal In the w i le hut she never let go. Slowly the for
I Sty hair.
porch— a fa ir picture in her white lorn Objects were ilragged to the little
dress, with the fading I'rht »<■ «’! " » « line of turf; then up the hank to safety.
her Rtrong feature« _
•Come!" » « H oM G llle « huskily,
J ^ » « a a ^ l?
"°* •’■rpiy you,
• W h y. Luther Chi, .
’>
l?
* w S nn * B £
, V n i r »nd
d 7 * rt.e
w" ' th«
**P
gathering up the rope and
IVIWt
r-*~_*ir’;
n r»*a
in .
thought •# yw i omm-t <■
A
/ ! ! * * ■ » » » . Addrww,
let a get out o’ tb's. Can jo u walk
“ ik R r o i „ - . i . H u ..
» h e g r e e t e d , t n " *g
food's Sarsaparilla
{
l ö l l ' S LUCKY PUNY.
n:
Hair
K , r , ^ brou‘h' ***my b*|r
lot
!*
boy? XiuM’» it; U» hh on M yrtle. Good
tiling she heard you holler and routed
' Os out.”
As they turned. Luther thrust
a
clammy hand In his pocket, extracted
I
with difficulty, and threw aorne-
i thing from him with a gesture o f dls-
| gusT It struck with a spat in the very
plr e which had so ueurly terminated
his earthly career.
“ W hat’s that?” asked Mrs. Gille'tt.
‘ My lucky penny,” replied Luther.
W’ lth some strength in his tone.
“ 1 wonder if it fell ’ heads’ or ’tails,' ”
laughed M yrtle, squeezing his arm.—
U tica Globe.
In B o s t o n .
Judge -W h at do you know about
the case?
Witness— I seen him bring tbe stuff
upstaiis and—
Judge— That w ill d o; step down.
I
cannot listen to such an abuse o f lan
guage. Discharge the prisoner.
R e le r a n n
M u c h in o
C o.
8l'C< KS80R8 TO JOHN POOLE
C A T T H A T K N E W HER ROLE.
Foot of Morrison St., Portland. Oregon.
I'arsoim Hawkeye. Automatic, Self Feeding,
Basacious F elin e A c to r N ever M iatoek
Faultless Stump Fuller, 100 horsepower with
Her Cue at the Th eater.
two herses. Buckeye Sawmill Machinery, En-
inea and Boilers. Kli ami Htickney (¡asoline
“ It often happens,” said David Be- |
ngines. Write us wheu in want of anything
Bailey,
l&sco while talking about some o f the j
I in machinery line.
mechanical effects used in “ T h e D arl Atlanta, Qa., tells how she was
ing o f the Gods,” "th a t tricks o f the !
permanently cured of inflamma
simplest description arouse the popu- j
All ENGLISH AflD CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
lar wonder and curiosity to the great tion of the ovaries, escaped sur
Fits both for Kiuttern college!*.
Prim ary ami
est exteat, while on the other hand j geon’s knife, by taking Lydia E. | Clrainmur
grades included. A hall fo f girls, with
appointment?* and supervision o f a careful
the most original, delicate and daring i Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. j | the
home. Location in oue o f the moat beautiful
work passes uunoticed by all save pro- | “ I had suffered fo r three years w ith j regions o f the Pacific coast. C lim ate m ild and
i healthful. For catalogue addreas
fessioual experts.
A great many t e r r ib l e pains at the tim e o f men
PORTLAND ACADEMY. PORTLAND. OREGON.
years ago, when I was learning the struation, and did not know w hat
business o f mounting and producing | the trouble was until the doctor pro*
plays, I Introduced a cat into ‘Hearts : nounced i t iiiit a n u n a t io n o f th ®
I OREGON
PORTLAND
O f o a k s - . h e play that made the late j
S t . H e l e n 9« M o l l
Janies A H erne famous.
M e hail a I , ure fKat x could not surTive the or- l
liv e baby In the play, too, which ex
deal. The fo llo w in g week I read an 5x Home and «lay school for Kiris. Meal
location. Spacious building. Modern
cited a tremeudous amount o f inter
advertisem ent in the paper o f L iv d ia
equipm ent Academic, College r re par-
at ion And special courses, Music, fclo-
est, but I think the cat created more !
P i n k h a i n 's A e y c t u b lo C o m -
cutlon, Art, in charge of specialists,
talk and wonder berause every (>ne I P o u n d in auch a n em ergency, and so
Illustrated catalogue.
All depart
!a «... ...
... ..
. ...
. .. _ ; I decided to try it. Great was my jo y
ments open September 14, 1908.
is fam liar with the habit* o f that to flnd that t ¿ ctuaUy impr0ved afteV
&
ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Principal.
|
domestic animal aud knows how dlffl ta kin g tw o bottles, and in the end I
Ï
cult It is to teach one to perform even 1 was cured by it. I had gained eighteen ®¿XD(»X® 9 X Ì ^ ) AMXfXS $dXÌX» iXS)®(D
pounds and was in excellen t h ea lth ."
the simplest trick.
"E v e ry night at a certain cue this — Miss A lice B a il e y , 50 N orth Boule
vard, A tlan ta, Ga. — $5000 forfeit i f original
cat came upon the stage, walked of above letter proving Genuineness cannot be oro-
across to the fireplace, stretched her duced.
self and then lay down lu front o f the
T h e s y m p t o m s o f i n f la m m a t io n
blazing hearth, for w e burned real a n d d is e a s e o f t h e o v a r i e s a r e
fire In a gas log in order to make the » d u ll t h r o b b in g p a in , a e e u in -
p a n t e d b y u sense o f t e n d o r n e a a
scene more realistic and natural. ....
' a n d h e a t lo w d o w n in tlx * s id e ,
eat .hd ber part so easily ami natur- , w l l h o c c a s io n a l s h o o t in g p a in » ,
ally that she frequently got a round j T h e r e g io n o f p a i n s o m e tim e ®
o f applause, and It alw ays happened * h o w » Hom e s w e llin g :,
A L C O H O L , O P IU M ,
that before we bad played three nights
T O B A C C O U S IN G S
in a town the most popular topic* o f
OLD INDIAN BATTLE QROUND.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CA l AL0GUE
conversation wus, 'H o w did they ever
First and Montgomjry Sts.. Portland, Ora•
train that oat to come on the stage,
Telephone. Main 394.
Tokens of Peace and W ar Found In the
stretch herself and lie down lu front
Kennewick Valley, Washington.
o f the fire?"
W here the great eteel bridge o f the
“ Night a fte r night the cat took her
Northern Pacific railw ay «pans the
cue and went through her little act
Colum bia river, ball way between Spo
$25 P E R D A Y
to the wonder and delight o f all be
kane and Seattle, W ashington, and
Can be made w ith an
holders. It really seemed like a re
near the confluence of the Snake -nd
markable perform ance on her part;
AUSTIN
Colum bia liv e r « there was (ought sixty
W e ll M a c h in e .
but, after all, ber education was a years ago a battle to the death between
very simple matter,
Made In all sizes and
A few minutes tv/0 j ndjan tribes, probably the Cay-
m vies for oil or water any
before it was tim e fo r her to go 0,1 | uses and the W allahw allbs or
depth.
w e used to put her In a basket Just 'c ih o llh s which latter tribe was a reck-
B E A L L 6c CO.
large enough to hold her com fortably less and th ievin g one.
tien. Affts.
without givin g lier a chance to change
Orest Irrigating Ditch Completed.
her position ami then leave her in a
The railw ay company has recently
313 Commer
cool place in the cellar. A t the proper completed a great irrigatin g ditch 25
cial Block
tim e she was brought upstairs and re- ¡m ile » long and 20 feet wide that is
PORTLAND
leased in the entrance In tim e to an turning this valley adjacent to the
OREtiON
sw er her cue. O f course she walked j west bank of the Columbia from a sago
across the stage to w here the fire was brush piano into what a few years
burning and when she got there w hat j hence w ill be an orchard and gardon
was there to do except to stretch her spot 20 m iles square, with a clim ate
self ns a measure o f re lief a fte r her j peculiarly adapted, it 1« said, to rais-
cramped position In th# basket and i " g «11 sorts of vegetable«, herrie«,
then lie down In the warm th o f the ! P««<'bes, apple», plum «, cherries and
blazing log? T h e fact la, it would ' » H * 11*-
In the tearing up process an
have very difficult Indeed to train old Indian battle ground has been found
do a ll c la im e d f o r ll.em
on
the
Fame
spot where Lew is ami and are a t m iCK'1'91
her to do anything else under the c ir
i t w onderful m edicine.
I have o ften
Clark, the pioneer explorres. pitched wished fo r a mediciue picabunt to take and at last
cumstances.” —Collier's W eekly.
h-tve found It In Cascarcts. Since takinv them, my
their camp and f om which they Diood has oec ii puriHcd and uiv com plexion ban Im
proved w onderfully ami I fe e l much better In every
A L L O T T IN G L A N D S T O IN D IA N S . pushed th eir way up stream to the way. MU8. S a 1 , 1 1 1 ; K. 6BLL4U*. Lu ttrell. Teuu.
mouth o f the Yakim a river in the year
CAND Y
In cid e n ts o f
the
O p en in g
of
t h e 1805.
T i s h o m i n g o G o v e r n m e n t O ffi c e.
w
ÆT C A T H A R T IC
^
Famous Generals Fought There.
On the morning that the Tishomingo
This is a ll historic ground ae at a <
land office was opened recently for the later date Grant and Mieridan and i
allotment o f the Chickasaws Gov. Htan- other noted arm y officers were Sta
ley, who was iu charge, in a short tioned in this v icin ity— Grant in 1862-
speich, cautioned the employes how to 3 Sheridan in 1865-6, both ol them
conduct themselves, says the Kansas taking part in repelling Indian upris-
C i(y Journal.
lings.
In this old battle ground, and
P l.s s » n t . F atalsten . Potent, —s i t . ft nos Do
"T h e most o f these Indians are lgnb- first by means of a w ell, there was un- Good N s s .r S lo k .il r n W y .s t o o n n o ,,r tjr,|,s. tac. tec. SOo.
rant.” said he. T h e y w ill ask many . earthed revently, sk vis tons. Hint look - J : : t . UU-r . * , ° r -
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questions anil probably annoy you a rifles, Indian beads, brass badges bear-
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great deal. But keep your head, Isiys. '•>!? date o f 184«, broken hatchets, V O -1
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D m I get rattled. Beer w ith tin in «pear head«, elks teeth and a piece of j
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with great patience. Don't get mad. 1 d o th or m atting spun from threads of
never get inad. Just follow my es- w«eda or hemp. E verythin g went to
am ple"
show that this part of the Kennew hk
* The doors were throw n open for bus! va^®y WRB Kt or,e an<* tbe same tim e |
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ness and things went swim m ingly fo r Rn
Indian battle and burying |
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awhi l e . Fin ally a crippled oltl Indian Rro'.n 1, a « it 1 » now known that the
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woman asked one o f the buck» to let in dia n . congregated here in great num
Thin wonderful C'hl-
noiM* doctor In called
ber get at the head o f the line, as she ber" “ ™ ™ o t o l \he "P '!'1 <dm.ate, es-
g r«a t beewune he cu re«
was crippled and stek and unable to
people without opera
when the inclem ent weather of tbe
tion that are (jiwen up
stand there long. T he bucks refused
to «lie. He cure« with
higher altitudes drove them into more
thoH* wonderful t'hl-
Stab.ey was appealed to, aud he urged
nese herhn, room, hud»,
hospitable regions.
hark« and vegot*hlen
the Indian bucks to give the woman
Once a Strong Trading Post.
that are en tirely un
Hie right o f wny. T h ey grunted, but
known to medical wh
How many residents of Washington
ence in thin country. T h ro K fh ________
never moved. Stanley took the old wo
thoHe harmlena rernedien thm famous doctor
state know that the jnnetion of the
man into the office through the side
knows the action o f o ver 500 different rem
W allaw alla and Colum bia riv e r« was,
edies, which he Muccessfully uses In different
door and had tier r gisterel. As soon
diseases. He guarantee* to cure cattarh, asth
prior to the v isit of Lew is and Clark,
ms, lung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness,
as she le ft another woman jobbed In
P ' oach, liver, kidneys, etc,; has hundred* o f
the cite of a Hudson Bay company
»• ttim onlofs.
I'harircs moderate, ( a l l and
tbe Vide door and »aid sh • was w ith ,
post. Ft. W allaw alla, now known as
see him. I’atlenis out o f the c liy w rite for
the 6'd woman and would have to reg
blanks and circular«. Hend stamp. (JONHUL-
W allnla, and that on their eaatbound
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ister before the old woman could he
trip on A p ril 29, 1«, l e wi s and Clark
take n h im !. She got her number. '
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Chinese
Medicine Co.
croseed the Colum bia river here and
Then another one darted In and made encamped about a m ile from the Co
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s m i« excuse about being tangled up In lumbia, at the mouth of the “ W alla-
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some w ay with the crippled old wo w o lla h " river.
man. When eighteen o f them bad got 1
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in on that pretext Stanley grew su spl |
Mars Ha« Longer Day.
ions and decided to Investigate. H e |
■ flT H E N w r it in g to ad v o r tis e r « p io
Mars has a day forty-one minutes
found a couple o f Indians outside
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m e n t io n t h i s p a p e r .
longer than our own
rounding tip the women and putting
them on the snap. H e began to scold
them fo r It. They wouldn't stand for
N O TH IN G 8 0 G O O D FO R C H IC K E N S AS THE
it. T h ey and the governor w ere Just
In the act o f tangling tip In a fist fight,
Make« Hen« L«y an i Keep« them taping Care« Cholera. Roup and
when some o f the em ploye* o f the land
all Diaeasea It Strengthen« Young Chick« an« Help« Them Grow
W O U L D N ’ T BE W IT H O U T IT.
fflee and deputy marshals Interceded.
KoMlia W aak, m j i
he wouldn’t be without HmseUn Pi____
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Stanley apologised to the employes and
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told them to use their own Judgment In
Vrsarisn Pntiltry Book. F R E E .
Ps* - H .» k m n Co.. St. P«nl, Minn
dealing with tbe Indians.
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T h e C i t y M an’ « A d v a n ta ge.
Jake ithe hired man»—T h a t city I
boarder’* the biggest fool I ever »een.
W 'y. he don't even know enough tew !
blteh up « ho»».
Silas— H e may not know enough to
hitch up a boss. Jake, but I notice he
ran hitch op ''lusser te w your liest
girl In five m inute» than y e w kin In a
hull evenin’ .—Judge.
T h « S o u tb w ick haa t h « l a r f « * t ra p a c ity . Is f « « t e « t a n d e a * ie «t worker of a n y H ay P r< «* made.
S olid fo r r a r a lo f t i« . M a iled fre e
Better »ay only half you think (had
M fT O H C U e L E W IS * S T A Y L R O O .
think only half you say.
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