tude. no nouil co u ld slay them .
on them it had been proposed th a t a
W ORE H A ST E . EESS S P E E D .
Q uickly th e p r-p a ra tio n s for th e exe
fund be sta rte d to w ard b u ild in g a
c u tio n w ere m ade. T w o b arrels, each
There is a natural and very strong de
c h u rch . T hen he added:
T hy sp an of life was all too s h o rt—
of w hich su p p o rted an end of a broad
sire in the spring and early sum m er to get
A week o r tw o a t b est—
“ I d o n ’t reckon none of ye has got a
p
lank,
placed
un
d
er
the
sto
u
t
lim
b
of
a
F rom budding tim e, th ro u g h blossom ing. notion o ’ back in dow n on tb et t h e r ’
rid of underwear and overwear, ao th a t the
g re at tree, form ed th e scaffold. One
To w ith erin g and rest.
fresh air may thoroughly refresh But the
p ropersition. E f ye has, let’s hoar i t . ”
To m any people S pring a n d it* d u tie s it m akes pure, rich blood. It _• -
end
of
th
e
rope
w
as
fastened
to
th
e
lim
b,
Yet com pensation h a s t th o u —aye.
T here w as not a d issenting voice,
worst colds of the whole year are taken, m ean a n aching head, tire d lim bs, and stre n g th to aerve* and m uscles h e e s u -
the o th er form ed in to a noose a n d placed
F or all th y little w oes—
and especially at o|>en wiudows. where the
though th e a m o u n t of gold and silv er
over the head a n d aro u n d the neck of drafts are strongest and a chill the surest. th ro b b in g nerves. J u s t as th e m ilder j it endow s th e til *»1 » :th new p o w e r >*
F o r w as it not th y happy lot
dropped in th e p a rso n ’s p re tty buckskin
To live a n d die a rose?
the tre m b lin g paison.
It is there where lumbago seta in. It is w e ath e r com es, th e stre n g th begins to I n o u rish m en t. It creates sn appetite.
bag w as not so larg e as i t m ight have
—J o h n K endrick B angs in H a rp e r’s W eekly.
ti
“ A ir ye re a d y ? ” c rie d th e lea d er of ju st the condition and circum stance to w ane and “ th a t tire d fe elin g " is the Lines and stre n g th e n s t!ie stori seli and
been had th e parson not “ lost his first
the m ob to th e tw o m en w ho w ere s ta make such an attack sure. It ia just the c o m p la in t of all.
digestive organ«, and th n s Lii Id« u p th e
tim e also when tit. Jacobs Oil should he
w in n in . ”
tioned a t th e ends of th e p la n k re ad y to handy for im m ediate use. It is a time,
( Data from the latest Official U. S. Government Report on Raking
whole syatem an 1 prepares it to mett
T
he
reason
for
th
is
co
ndition
is
found
T
he
m
oon
had
dropped
dow
n
behind
P A R SO N TOM.
lift it ont from u nder the feet of the too, when it m akes its surest cures. For
Powders, Department o f Agriculture, Bulletin IJ , page JÇÇ.)
in th e deficient q u a lity of th e blood. th e change to w a rm e r. weather.
th e peak of K in g Solom on, leaving the
lumbago
it
is
a
certain
remedy.
doom ed m an.
ti
H ood's Sarsa|<aril!u is a m edicine
cam p in darkness, w h ile »oft snow fell
D uring th e w in ter, ow ing to various
Saddle Hoss P e te ’s record in th e m in
“ G ive bini one m ore ch an ce to tell
E U R O P E A N S O V E R E IG N S .
w ith th a t steady m onotony w hich in d i
causes, th e blood liecomes loaded with upon w hich von m ay de|-cu d . I* is th e
T ) O Y A L h placed first of the cream of tartar
tn g cam ps of the San J u a n d is tric t w as
w ho robbed h im ,” d em anded P a y m a s
cates’a h e av ier fa ll to come.
im p u ritie s and loses it* richness and only tru e blood puri fi- r pron n< n ’.ly
ter B ill.
as unsavory as his c ro u ch in g form w as
M a n y C u t H**v**nly, V et S t i l l I t n t l n a W i th
powders; actual strength, 160.6 cubic inches of
P arso n Tom h a d ju s t opened the door
r\ n n sig h tly and his hoarse v o i c e d isa g ree
v ita lity . C onsequently, ss soon as the ; before th e public eve t d iv. It ha« a
S
ta
n
d
in
g
th
ere
npon
th
a
t
p
lan
k
,
w
ith
H
ie
P
o
w
e
r
o
f
Y
o
u
th
.
ti
of his c ab in to step in w hen a heavy
able. H e w as a short, th ic k b u ilt m an
leavening gas per ounce of powder.
the death rope aro u n d liis neck. Parson
T he A lm anach de G o th a for 1894 has bracin g effect of cold a ir is lost, th e re ia ' rei-orti of cures n nequa led in th e h is
h a n d w as laid upon his th ro a t and a
— if m an he re a lly w as, for he had m ore
T o m 's m em ory re tu rn e d . T he ugly face buried in its num erous finely printed languor a n d lack of energy. T h e cure tory of m edicine. It is th e m die'ue of
hoaise voice dem anded:
E very other powder tested exhibited a m uch
the ap p earance of a boy— w ho shuffled
of his a ssa ila n t, w hich he ro n ld not see pages some in te restin g facts as to the w ill be found in p u rifying and enriching which so m an y people write. ‘Hood’s
" G iv e m e th a t m oney! (¿nick!"
•b o u t and leered a t you w ith a devilish
th e nig h t before in the darkness, was ages of E uropean sovereigns. T he old
lower strength than the Royal, the average being
Sarsaparilla does all th a t il i- i lai rued
th e blood.
T he parson w as by no m eans a cow
grin w hich m ade you feel uneasy in his
now p la in ly visible, and th e crouched
H ood’s S a rsa p arilla ia th e greatest ! to d o .” You can tak e Hood*» Sarsa*
a rd . H e stru g g led w ith iiis a ssa ila n t, form of tho robin r appeared as p la in as est of all is th e pope, w ho is in his
33 per cent. less.
presence.
eig h ty -fo u rth year. N ext com es the
| p arlila w ith th e oonfi lei t e x p ec ta tio n
and to g eth er they fell in to fh e c a b in and
on the day he had sneaked o n t of cam p G ra n d Duke of little L ux em b u rg , w ho is a n d best sp rin g m edicine because it is
H is b ra in w as q u ick , though his phys
Every other powder likewise showed the presence
rolled c u t in to the lig h t cover of fresh
( th a t i t will give von pure W ool and
th
e
g
re
atest
e
n
d
best
blood
purifier.
a
t
th
e
com
m
and
of
these
sam
e
m
en.
ical
m
ovem
ents
w
ere
slow,
and
he
w
as
76. Tlie king of D enm ark and the
ft
snow w h ich had fallen on the frozen
of alum or sulphuric acid.
T he crow d w aited alm ost b re ath le ss G ra n d D uke of Saxe-W eim ar a re 75; It overcom es th a t tire-1 feeling becauae renew ed h e alth . T ake it now.
stro n g as a beast. H is record was th a t
l ' of tin horn g a m b le r and a ll round thief. crust. M u ttered curses and a tig h te r ly.
Queen V ictoria and th e G ra n d D uke of
g rip upon his th ro a t m et his resistance.
A dded to th is he bore th e re p u ta tio n of
“ Q u ic k !" sh o u te d B ig F ra n k , who M ecklenburg S tre litz. 74. T here a re six
The claim that this report shows any other powder of superior
“ D —n th is snow ; if th is jo b could
h av in g been ru n o a t of L ea d v ille for
w as leader.
o th er sovereigns w ho a re older th a n 70;
strength or purity has been denounced r.s a falsehood by the
have been done an h our e arlie r, I ’d ’a ’
horse ste alin g , and h a v in g escaped from
“ Saddle — H o rs e — P e te !”
alm ost It w ho a re betw een 60 and 70, a n d five
bin all r i g h t.” m u tte red the voice as
Government officers who made the tests.
T om bstone's read y m ade ju stic e , c h a rg
shouted th e parson.
who are betw een 50 and 60. Eleven are
the form m oved aw ay in the darkness.
ed w ith a lik e offense. T hus he cam e to
T he crow d broke ont in jeers.
betw een 40 and 50, tw o betw een 80 and
T h a t w as the last th e parson heard.
the m in in g cam p ly in g in a p re tty basin
“ Ob, no! " they sa id ; “ th a t c a n 't be. 40, and tw o m ore betw een 20 and 80.
T
he
lig
h
t
snow
fell
s
tra
ig
h
t
from
the
8
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u n d e r th e shadow of old K in g Solomon,
H e w as drove out, a n h e ’s n o t lik e ly to T he youngest th ree sovereigns a re K ing
one of the g ra n d est m o u n ta in s of so u th sky. T here w as no w in d to d istu rb its show his head a n y w h ere s ronn th is A lexander of Servia, 17; Q ueen W ilhel-
course, and th e soft, fine flakes w ere
ern Colorado.
cam p. T h a t w o n 't do. G uess a g ‘i n ." m in a o f th e N etherlands. 18, and Alfonso
N in e-ten th s of th e po p u latio n had de n ard ly p le n tifu l enough to fu rn ish a
“ O nce a g 'in . A ir ye r e a d y ? " shouted X III of Spain, 7 |.
W ILLIAM C O U R T GULLY.
bed
for
footprints.
Big F ra n k .
S E R V E D IN TWO W A R S p a rte d before the first sto rm had come,
Queen V ictoria has had the longest
Prominently in the Public E ve Today.
P
arson
Tom
knew
uot
how
long
he
T h e G r a n d s o n o f a P u g i l i s t t o li e S p e a k e r
as w as th e custom in new cam ps in th e
“ Y es,” cam e th e c alm b u t d e te r reig n —56j years. E m peror F ran z Jo sef
had
la
in
th
ere,
and
d
espite
the
w
arm
er
o f th e H o u se o f C om m on«.
e arly days before the ra ilro a d s had
m ined voices of th e tw o m en a t the lias reigned 45 years; th e G ra n d D uke of
W illiam Court Gully, who is to succeed G R IP A L M O S T W O N W H E R E T H E broadened th e tr a ils and opened the tem p e ra tu re he w as nu m b w ith cold ends of th e plank.
Baden, 41 years; th e G ra n d D ukes of O ld
A rth u r Wellesley Peel as speaker of the
passes th ro u g h the Rocky m ountains. w hen he c raw le d in to his cabin. He
“ G iv e him tim e te r p r a y ,” begged en b u rg , of S axe-W eim ar-E isenach and
B U L L E T F A IL E D .
B ritish house of commons, is a grandson
M ix es w ith e**ld w at» r. Im prov* » th e w ool.
O nly ab o u t 100 m en and wom en re w as so com pletely overcom e by the an u n w illin g p a rtic ip a n t.
of Saxe-A ltenburg, 40 y ears each. F o u r
of Johu Gully, the old tim e E nglish pugil
stru g g le w ith his a ssa ila n t and th e cold
“ P ra y , th e n !" shouted th e leader.
teen of th e sovereigns of E urope have
JAMES LA 10 LAW 4 CQ.. Partii* Dr. J S ,Î S £ "tS ïïr ï î î S Ï S
ist who tw ice whipped gigantic Bill Greg- W h o C a n L o o k o il t h e I n f i r m i t i e s o f a m ained in cam p th a t w in ter, and they th a t he lay upon his bed in a stu p o r far
had little else to do th a n am use th em
P arson Tom stood erect, w ith bow ed reigned few er th a n 10 years. D uring
son In 1807 and 1808, was offered the
, V e te ra n W ith o u t a F e e lin g o f
selves. T hey w ere law a b id in g a n d had in to th e n ig h t.
head. Slow ly a n d w ith firm ness he 1893 th ree new sovereigns ascended the
cham pionship of England, but declined it,
W
hen
ho
arose,
th
e
enow
w
as
fa
ll
I la v e bought from th e R E C E IV E R of F. !.. l'O -F o X A
D e e p e st S y m p a th y ?
retired from the ring and was elected to
little use for peace officers. So th e tow n
lilte d his voice. Suddenly he faltered, throne. T hey a re P rin c e G eorge of
SON, th e stock, fixtures and good w ill of th e seed business
in g in g re a t sheets like d rifts from th e tn rn in g his face to w a rd the m o u n tain .
the house of commons in 1832.
and
county
officials
took
th
e
ir
u
su
a
l
v
a
S
chaum
burg-L
ippe,
P
rince
F
red
erick
of
F ro m th e H*»rald, W o o d sto c k , V«.]
lately e a rn e d on h r th em a n d will cunt n n e th e sam e a t 2t<6
g n lch above. H e opened th e door and
The speakership of the house of com
H a rk ! Look! T he excited g ro u p of W aldeck a n d Duke A lfred of C oburg,
T h ird S tre e t.
B U E L L LA M B ER N O S, I ' o r t u k i . , O k .
T here is a n old so ld ier in W oodstock, cation w ith oth ers w ho d id not feel like looked out. H e could see n o th in g h u t
mons, like the speakership of the house of
facing
th
e
rig
id
w
in
te
r
w
h
ic
h
w
as
p
re
better
know
n
as
th
e
Duke
of
E
dinburgh.
m
en
6tood
th
ere
riv
eted
to
th
e
grouud.
representatives In the U nited States, is an V a ., w h o served in th e w a r w ith M ex
the b lin d in g storm and th e darkness, T he hands e f those w ho held th e p lan k
office of great power and prestige. The ico a n d in th e w a r of th e reb ellio n , Mr. dicted.
w hich w as scarcely subdued by the w ere frozen as if in d e a th 's c lu tc h . T he
E l a i n e G o o d a l e 's I n d i a n H u s b a n d .
WELL-KNOWN BEER
S addie H ess P ete d id not go o u t w ith
salary is $25,000 a year; the speaker Is L evi M c lrtn rff.
H e passed th ro u g h
g h a stly w hiteness of the snow .
He
In tere st is again c en terin g in Dr. E a st
------(IN KEGS UK BOTIT.RH)-----
In fact, P ete seldom d ared not v e n tu re ont. No m an could tongue of him w hose w ord w as law w as
provided w ith a palatial m ansion fu rn ish both o f these w a rs w ith o u t a serious the m a jo rity .
S e c o n d to n o n e -
l i t i I T ...
paralyzed. T he sound w hich tilled th e ir m an. the y e n n g Sioux Indian w ho was
ed and equipped for en tertaining on a w ound. T he h a rd sh ip s, how ever, told acted w ith th e m ajo rity . H e u su a lly
N
o
m
a
te
r w h ere f o m
P O R T L A N D , O il.
live
an
h
o
u
r
in
th
a
t
te
rrib
le
storm
.
large scale; his pension for life upon re
ears c arrie d m ore te rro r to th e ir souls before the public a few years ago. It
form ed a m in o rity — of one.
B u t he
seriously
on
h
im
,
for
w
hen
th
e
g
rip
R
e
b
u
ild
in
g
th
e
fire,
th
e
parson
sat
tirem ent is $20,000 a year, even if he only
th an the a w fu l ro a r of b a ttle , th e ru s h w ill lie rem em bered th a t E astm an g ra d
was
not
disap
p
o
in
ted
a
t
th
e
ir
leaving
fills the office a d a y ; lie takes precedence a tta c k e d him fo u r y ears ago it n early him . He th o u g h t he w ould be able to dow n and trie d to th in k — trie d to th in k ing of the m ig h ty w aters in a storm at uated from D artm outh, and soon a fte r tstab. 1866.
C O R B I T T & M A C L E A Y C O a Inc. (893
w here he had heard th a t voice before it sea and th e ru m b lin g of an e arth q u ak e , surprised the public by m a rry in g E laine IM P O R T E R S , S H IP P IN G a n d COMM ISSION M ER C H A N TS. L ib e ra l a d v a n c e m a d e o n a p p ro v e d
as the first commoner of all Great B ritain; k ille d him . W ho can look on th e i n
C o n s ig n m e n ts of W heat, F lo u r, O ats, W ool a n d H ops. S pecial im p o rts fro m C h in a , J a p a n nn«i I n
he is the represenativc of the commons on firm itie s of a v e te ran w ith o u t a fe elin g stand it for one season. B u t P a y m aste r d em anded his m oney. If he could only
Goodale, the B erkshire poetess. T he pair, d ia : T e a, Coffee, R ic e, M a ttin g a n d Rug*, S d ee s, S ago, T a p io c a , C h in a N m O il, e tc . F rom L iv
aii state occasions and is elevated to the of th e deepest sym pathy? H is to w n s B ill and B ig F ra n k , w ho seem ed to be recall th a t, he w ould bo able to id en tify all com bined, could have inspired.
rp o o l: L iv e rp o o l F in e , C o arse a n d L u m p R ock j*«lt, C h m ic a ls of a ll k in d s . T in p la te se le c te d
Ou, 011 it cam e, te a rin g from th e ir soon a fte r th e ir m arriage, located in the e No.
peerage. He wears a full bottomed wig people saw h im confined to h is house so looked upon as g u a rd ia n s of th e affairs th e m an w ho had robbed him . W ith
1 r e tu r n e d W h e at B..gs, H op B u rla p , R u l B r m s to n e . Baa* Ale G u in n e s s ' P o rte r, S co tc h a u d
and a sword and is a very impressive ob p ro stra te d w ith g re a t nervousness th a t of th e cam p, p la in ly told him th a t he o u t th a t recollection his claim th a t he roots g re at trees th a t had w ithstood the west. T hen Dr. E astm an obtain ed an Iris h W h isk y , B ra n d y a n d W ine-', f r s a le in q u a n titie s to s u i t th e tra d e . P O K T L A N c, OR.
storm s of g e n era tio n s; b n rlin g heavy app o in tm en t as physiciau a t tho Pine
ject when he presides over the commons.
m ust get o u t—th a t the p enalty of his re
He is elected by the members, and his of he could not hold a k n ife and fork at tu rn w ould be sudden death. So Saddle had been robbed th e second tim e w onld blanches, logs, tim b e rs a n d rocks a h u n Ridge A gency, South D akota. A ll ran
DO YOU F E E L BAD ? DOES YOUR BACK
be
only
laughed
a
t
by
th
e
m
en
w
ho
had
th
e
tab
le
,
scarcely
able
to
w
a
lk
too,
and
fice is for life. He has a great deal more
dred fe> t above the heads of th e f r ig h t sm oothly for the tim e being. T hen dis
Hoss P ete dep arted before the second
ache? Does everv ste p seem a hut d e n ' You need
salary and social prestige but far less real as h e a tte m p te d it. he often stum bled storm had com e— w h ith e r nobody knew. been so generons in th e ir gifts.
ened w itnesses. G re a t clouds of snow satisfaction arose, and th e governm ent
M O O R E ’S R E V E A L E D
REMEDY.
B nt it w as im possible to re c a ll it.
and fell. T hey saw him tre a te d by the
a u th o ritie s concluded th a t it w ould be
T h re e doses only. I r v it.
P arson Tom had com e to th e cam p in though he knew he had heard it and re filled the a ir and hid from view th e sur
b est ta le n t to be h a d — h u t s till he
best
to
tra
n
s
fe
r
Dr.
E
astm
an
to
some
ro
u
n
d
in
g
m
ountains.
the previous sp rin g a n d had m ade a m arked its p e cu liar tone. And th ere he
suffered on for fo u r years, and gave up
N ot a m an in th a t group, a ll huddled o th er agency. To th is he e n te red a re
good im pression on his ow n kind of peo sa t th ro u g h th e long, black n ig h t, hop
finally in despair. One day. how ever,
together like so m any frig h te n ed a n i m onstrance and finally tendered bis res
ple, though the present re m a in in g pop in g a g ain st hope.
“ HE T H A T WORKS EASILY, W OR KS
he w a s stru c k by th e account of a cure
m als. but com prehended th e situ a tio n ignation. To St. P a u l Dr. E astm an hied
u latio n knew little of him and did not
It w as broad noonday w hen he awoke,
w h ich h a d been effected by th e nse of
him self and began p ra ctic in g m edicine,
care w hether he rem ain ed o r not. None s ittin g by th e d y in g em bers on the in an in stan t.
S U C C E S S FU LLY .” CLEAN H O U S E W iT H
Dr. W illia m s ’ P in k P ills. H e im -
These m en, w ho w ere b rave enough h anging out his shingle of “ Owiyessa,
of them w ere chu rch g o in g people. But hearth . T he sn u shone b rig h te r th an
m e d ia tly ordered a box a n d com m enced
the
Sioux.”
H
ard
tim
es
have
gone
of
h
e
a
rt
to
have
fo
u
g
h
t
w
ith
th
e
inspi.
as th e parson said he had no idea of it had shone for weeks. Its hot ray s
ta k in g them . H e says h e w as g re a tly
p reaching nobody objected to his s ta y m elted the snow on the roofs of th e ra tio n ot p a trio tism on the field of b a t a g ain st the Indian, fo r he is again be
reliev ed w ith in th ree days tim e. T he
ing in cam p. H e g ave as a reason tor houses, and th e day w as like a day in tle, or faced w ith fearless courage the fore the governm ent asking for re ap
blood found its w ay to h is fingers and
sta y in g th a t in case of death bis se rv sp rin g . B ut it b rought no joy to th e o cean 's w ra th , or listened w ith o u t the pointinent as physician to one of the
h is h an d s w h ich had been palsied
fa in te st dread to th e e a rth q u a k e 's fe a r agencies.—C incinnati Com m ercial G a
ices w ould be needed. Beyond th a t he h e art of P arson Tom.
assum ed a n a tu ra l color, a u d he w as w ould not in tru d e his offices.
ful ru m b lin g s, stood tre m b lin g lik e l i t zette.
K K W A I fE O F O I N T M E N T * P O K ( A - T h o A e r m o to r a ll S to o l F o o d C u tto r W orth
T he h a b itu e s of Big F ra n k ’s saloon
soon enabled to use h is k n ife aud fork
1 A It It II T H A T C O N T A I N M K K C tK Y ,
T he extrem e leng th o f the w in ter had had h a rd ly settled them selves dow n to tle c h ild re n in th e face of a snow slide!
A g e d W o m a n W a lk * O v e r 5 0 0 M ile s .
a t th e table. H e has recovered h is led P ay m aster B ill to in q u ire in to the
S w ift as a m eteor it cam e, a n d lik e
Mrs.
A
n
n
a
Peterson
of
D
enver,
60
th
e
pleasures
or
pastim
es
of
th
e
d
a
y
—
stre n g th to snch a n e x te n t th a t he is p arso n ’s finances, and lea rn in g th a t
aa mercury will surely destroy the tense of
the b u rstin g of a th u n d erb o lt had spent
ab le to chop w ood, shock corn and do there w as a p ro b a b ility of his ru n n in g th e ir m o rn in g h our being the noontim e its w rath, and its d re ad fu l h a rv est lay years of age, w alked in to Pueblo a t 2 smell and comple ely derange the whole
o'clock
S
a
tu
rd
ay
m
orning,
having
com
e
h is re g u la r w ork a bout h is hom e. H e short before his p a rish io n e rs should re —w hen they w ere sta rtle d by the g h o st sc a tte re d far and w ide, like dead and
syatem when entering it through the m u
on foot from th e Cherokee strip , 650
now says h e can n o t o nly w a lk to tu rn B ill proposed to th e m en in the like ap p earan ce of P arson Tom. In a wounded soldiers on a battlefield.
cous surfaces. Huch articles abou'd neve»
miles, w ith the exception of a trifle over
tre m b lin g voice he told h is story.
W oodstock, b u t can w alk across the cam p th a t a purse be raised.
A nd w hen the sky bad cleared there 100 m iles, w hich she rodeon a tra in . She be used except on prescriptions from repu
“ H e p lay s it w e ll,” sneered Big lay. a t the fe e t of them w ho held a life
m o u n ta in s
H e is ab le to l if t up a
able physicians, er the damage they wil
H is suggestion w as acted upon, and
fifty -tw o pound w e ig h t w ith one hand P ay m aster B ill him self presented the F ran k . " T h a t ’s a p a rty good m akeup w ith in th e ir grasp, a dead and frozen w ent to the s trip a t the opening, b u t w ith do is ten fold t * to e goo 1 you can possibly
starv atio n s ta rin g her in the face she set derive fr«»m them . Ha l s C atarrh Cure
be've
got
on
y
e
r
face.
Y
e'd
o
u
g
h
ter
and says he does n o t know w h a t Dr. h a tfu l of m oney, accom pany ing the p res
hum an form . T ig h t a g ain st th e breast out for D enver and averaged m ore th an nanufactured by F. J . Cheney it Co. To
WILLIAM COURT GULLT.
ye a perform er. T h e re ’ll Ire a chance
power th an the speaker of the house of W illia m s ’ P in k P ills h ave done for e n ta tio n w ith an a p p ro p ria te extem pore fer ye w hen th e v a rie ty show opens up the H a tc h e d a n d stiffened fingers of the 20 mile» every dHy she w alked.—Pueblo ledo. O.. contahiH no m ercury, and is takei
internally, acting directly upon the blood
dead held th e buckskin bag of m oney — (Colo.) Special.
representatives, and, unlike the Latter, 1« oth ers, b u t k now s th a t th ey h av e done speech, in w hich he advised P arso n Tom
in th e r sp rin g . ”
and m ucous surfaces of the sys em. It
supposed to break all party ties the mo a g re a t w ork for him .
the evidence of P arson T o m 's innocence!
of th e a p p rec ia tio n of th e donors.
buying H a ll’* C atarrh Cure fe sure v» u
T his speech w as greeted w ith la u g h
A C o s tly C o n c e it.
m ent he becomes speaker He does his
H e w as in tow n last M onday, court
T he crow d fell back aghast.
P arson Tom declared he could n o t ac
get the genuine. It is taken internal!v
work w ith a great deal of pomp and cere day, a n d w as lond in h is praises of the cept the money unless he shonld have te r by th e crow d, and th e poor parson
Some
w
ealthy
w
om
en
a
p
p
a
re
n
tly
li«
It w as Saddle Hoss P ete!— L ew is H.
it»d made in Toledo Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
w as d u m b — b u t not d eaf—w ith m o rti
mony and is accorded m uch respect, but m edicine th a t had giv en so g re a t relief.
aw ake n ig h ts devising Home foolish w ay A: Co. Testim onials free.
E ddy in San F ran cisco A rgonaut.
an o p p o rtu n ity to earn it.
really has little influence.
fication.
How
could
he
face
these
m
en
of spending th e ir superfluous cash. A t £ 9 Sold by all D .uggists, price 75c pe>
H e pu rch ased a n o th e r box a n d took it
“ B ut we d o n 't none of us w a n t te r who disbelieved his very first u tte r
»ottle.
William Court Gully is the 6on of Dr. J.
a fashionable function the o th er evening
hom
e
w
ith
h
im
.
Mr.
M
c
ln
tu
rff
is
STEA
M
H
O
L
E
S
IN
A
FIELD
.
d
ie
,”
objected
B
ill,
“
jis
t
te
r
give
ye
a
Manby Gully, a noted hydropathic physi
ance? He tu rn ed to go.
MIMIC STORK—Wile? B. Allen Co., the
the
chiffon
gow
n
of
a
well
know
n
belle
w
illin
g
to
m
ake
affidavit
to
these
facts.
chance te r earn the m oney. W e'd ru th e r
cian who attracted a great deal of a tte n
o ld e st, t h e large*», ‘.11 F irs t S t., P o rtla n d .
" H o ld on t h e r '! ” crie d P aym aster A Q u e e r P h e n o m e n o n o f N a t u r e W litc li 1 « was trim m ed w ith a deep fringe of real
T he p ro p rieto rs of Dr. W illia m s ’ pay ye te r pray fe r o u r co ntinued good
tion about a score of years ago because it
C hickerlng. H ardm an, Fischer Pianos, Eatey
t o l i e ¡Seen o n a f a r m O u t I n O r e g o n .
0 g an a L w pri«‘e -, easy te r ns.
violets, w ith huge butiches on th e sh o u l
was alleg»id th a t the notorious Mrs. F lor P in k P ills sta te th a t th ey a re not p a te n t health, j is t as wo d rin k s te r y o u r good B ill. " T h is is tw ice t y e r say y e r bin
I O - C K N T M I J - I C —8 n d f o r c a t a l o g u e s .
robbed in th is cam p.
Both tim es it
ence Bravo poisoned her husband liecause m ed icin e b u t a p re scrip tio n used for health w 'en we m akes up th a t p u rs e .”
On th e farm of S. R. T. Jones, about d ers aud a show er bou q u et of th e sam e
was o u r m oney as ye w as robbed o f— th ree-fo u rth s of a m ile sontli of H ub suspended from her arm by a w hite sa t
■he desired to m arry Gully. William Court m an y y ears by an e m in e n t p ra c titio n e r
Parson Tom laughed and said be had money 'a t w e give ye. Now y e 'v e got
1 have found Piso’s Cure for Consum p
Gully was born in London in 1835. In w ho produced th e m ost w o n d e rfu l r e
no desire for the dem ise oi any one. b u t te r prove it. fe r w e d o n ’t 'low no m an bard and only a few ro Is from th e stage in ribbon. One h our in th e hot room s tion an unfailing m ed icin e —F R I* > tz ,
1860 he was called to the bar, and became
reduced
th
e
d
ain
ty
blossom
s
to
a
n
in
a
r
road,
is
a
c
u
riosity
w
hich
a
t
present
is
’3 5 Scott St., Covington, Ky., Oct. 1, 18JM.
queen’s counsel in 1877. In 1878 he became s u lts w ith th em , c u rin g a ll form s of m erely w anted to give them som e re to accuse none o ’ us o ' robbin him th e
a ttra c tin g considerable a tte n tio n . It has tistic lim pness, and y et th a t o riginal con
a bencher, and in 1886 was returned to w eakness a ris in g from a w a te ry c ondi tu rn for th e m oney.
G u ard y o u rs e lf fo r s u m m e r m a la ria , t red
leeond
tim
e
'th
o
u
t
he
produces
th
er
been noticed for the past 15 years, b u t ceit cost $250. T h in k of it!
W a tr til 'vnuiA t h i s f t m I rm ttor, nur em lp to <wi
parliam ent by the electors of Carlisle. In tio n of th e blood o r sh a tte re d nerves,
T h a t n ig h t P arso n Tom app eared in
f e e llfg , by u s in g now O regon B lood P u rifie r.
to n n o t In te r th a n J n / p 1, 1 W I, f< * $ 10.09 c a n h .it»
never has aroused such in te re st as in the
1892 he was re-elected, and still represents tw o fr u itf u l causes of alm o st every ill Big F ra n k 's saloon, w here th e e n tire p ro o f.”
d r n to r t o f te n netph ht~-% a n ft a o tfu a in ta m * » o f the
A
T
K
K
I
U
B
L
K
V
I
S
I
T
A
N
T
.
k n o tr n p e r n o n a llp bp h i m to be ren fem n ih le a m i i n f l u e n t i a l m e n
“ T her proofs w 'a t we w a n ts!” sh o u t p ast few m ouths. On a space of, say,
the same constituency. In politics he is a to w h ic h flesh is heir. T h e p ills are m ale population w as end eav o rin g to
f ry Q crvea for b reak fast
in th e ir localitiem tr h o n e e d a n d a t e h k e lp lu b u y to m e -
t h i n f in o u r lin t t h u p ea r
A f t e r J u l p 1 , m o u e p meat m
20 feet square, appears th is w h a t is it.
Liberal and a strong supporter of Mr. also a specific fo r th e tro u b les p e cu liar break the bank, h a v in g cleaned u p the ed th e crow d.
I’ftiit is a lw a y s * te r r ib 'e v is it a n t, a n d o fte n
o n th in o ffe r tr ill be r e tu r n e d to t e n d e r i t n d n o a tte n tio n * • ’*•
P arson Tom stood as still as death. It can lie seen ju s t a fte r a rain or w hile d o m icile* it*c>f w ith o n e fo r life. T h is i n f l u
Gladstone’s Irish policy.
be
p a i d to i n q u i r t e t o r le t t r m c o n c e r n m p th ie o ffvi . I t is
to fem ales, snch as suppressions, a ll coiner saloon e arly in th e evening.
li t e r a I Ip n o w o r n e v e r
The feed euttei ia delivered f. o 1»
is p e v e n tib ie , t u case« o f r h e u m a tis m by s
In his struggle for the coveted position
He could not speak.
the gro u n d is filled or covered w ith w a ito li e ly
Chir go. If shipped from
_
1« r i n e h hou«sa
TAKE
T he ap p earan ce of th e parson created
re s o rt to H ostett* r ’s K to m sch H itters
of speaker, G ully’s very weakness has been form s of w eakness, c h ro n ic c o n stip a
bark freight will f->llo»
“ An th e r's a n o th e r th in g y e ’ve got ter. Ti ere a re nu m ero u s boles ab o u t as tim
w h ic h ch e. k s h e e n c ro a c h m e n ts o f tills <»b«ti-
tion.
b
e
a
rin
g
dow
n
p
a
in
s,
e
tc
.,
a
n
d
in
P
rU
S
D
E
R
'S
.
a
flatter,
a
n
d
one
o
r
tw
o
su
p
erstitio
u
s
his strength. Ho has not particular in
te r prove, ” contin u ed B ill as he saw th e large as com m on lead or slate pencils, Mft ♦* a n d d a n g e ro u s m a la d y at 'h * o u ’se t. Tin
»erra “ d a n g e ro u s ” is n e d a d v is e d ly , f r r h e u
fluence, Is envied by very few people In th e case of m en w ill give speedy relief players lost every bet they m ade for the parson w ould not reply. “ Ye’ve got te r
from w hich gas o r a ir is c o n stan tly es m a tis m is a lw a y s lia b le to attac k th e v ita l or
public life and has no powerful political a n d effect a p e rm a n e n t cure in a ll eases balance of th e deal. W hen the end of
prove
th
e
t
ye
d
id
n
't
rob
some
o
th
er
caping w ith a sound as of m eat frying 4«’ s a n d te i m in a te Ilf**. No tea ti m o u y is m ore
-C U R E S -
enemies.
a ris in g from m en ta l w o rry , overw ork, the deal had been reached, th e parson
n c lu siv e a n d co m u r r e n t th a n th a t o f p h y s
kKIDNEV OLIVER DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA.
p a rtie s besides y erself. Ifo re 'n one cab o r th e hissing of w a te r ou a hot stove or (d •c an
s w h o te stify to t h e e x - t l l e n t Affect o f 'r h
o r excesses of w h a te v e r n a tu re . T hey asked th e ir a tte n tio n for a few m inutes,
H o w » T r a v e l h j t S a le s m a n S a v e s T i m e .
■
I
L
PIMPLES.BLOTCHES
ANO SKI DISEASC
in w as b u rg la riz e d last n ig h t, an ef ye iron. Som etim es th e pressure m ay be tt tie r s in ih is d isea se . P erso n a in e i r a w ettin g
III ii S n JHCADACHE' n costive ness
io r a in y o r sn o w y w e a th e r, a n 1 w h o a r e e*
One of these perapatetic gentlemen, a re e n tire ly h a rm less a n d can be given and m o u n tin g the p latfo rm w hich held a in ’t th e r b u rg la r th e n —prove i t ! ”
stro
n
g
er
th
an
a
t
others,
b
u
t
it
is
there
posed to d r a e g h ts j srio ld u ae th e B itte r* as s
bl OOO
while stopping in tow n one day, called to to w eak and sic k ly c h ild re n w ith the the lookout c h a ir he thanked them k in d
B ut P arson Tom could u tte r no sonnd, ju s t th e sam e.
p r e v e n tiv e « f ill effect*. M ala ria, d > sp e p sia
have a sm all job of printing done. When g re a te st good a n d w ith o u t th e slig h te st ly for tn e ir generons donation and said
i v er a n d k id n e y tr o u b le , uervoH snea* a n d d e
save
a
gro
an
of
a
n
g
u
ish
.
C
ould
he
b
u
t
T
he
pressure
is
so
g
re
a
t
th
a
t
if
these
d i t i a re a lso a m o n g th e a ilm e n ts to w h ic
finished, th e postal card had th is appear danger. P in k P ills a re sold by a ll if they w ould com e to the little school-
recall th a t voice! B ut, no! H is mein- vents are closed th ey w ill in a few m in h ia p o p u la r a s d i d o e is a d a p te d . P b r t h e In
ance:
dealers, o r w ill be sen t post paid on house on Sunday evening for a h a lf hour
¡ u n itie s , a ren cas a n d » liffu ess o f th e age t i i>
l ory failed.
utes send th e m ud flying as though a h g h iy b e m fiel. 1.
QUICKLY T I R E S
receip t of price, (50 c en ts a box, o r s ir he w ould endeavor to e n te rta in them
*
S t . L o u is . ......................... 1 «# 4 . :
T here he stood as d u m b as though he m in ia tu re b last liad exploded. A large
boxes for $2.50— th ey a re n ev er sold in w ith o u t p re ac h in g a serm on. H e de had been born w ith o u t speech, w hile
heavy iron pan w as in verted over some
H e w ro te fo r a ll th e m a g a z in e s —
i
1 2 8 4 6
b u lk o r by th e 100) by a d d ressin g Dr. clared th a t lie could not accept th e ir P aym aster B ill dem anded th a t he prove
G re a t in a u , w i t h o u t a d o u b t ;
of the stro n g est vents, th e rim being
T h u ell at eel Creme end
A nd tliis we node
39 -ineh v e ry aapetlor
W il'.ia m s’ M edicine C om panv, Schenec money w ith o u t e a rn in g it.
bis innocence, and th e crow d, led on by buried in m ud, p re v en tin g a n y escajte of
eew which we
OIA 00 le»t year bel now
P r ic e 5 0 C ents.
W hs w at h e w ro te ;
T
he
in
v
ita
tio
n
w
as
accepted,
and
the
tad
y
,
N.
Y.
»ell only et f î î W*. '■ Juetly
one of th e m
{•ocular
X 1 2 8
‘ la ray subs- r ip tio n o ut
Big F ra n k , sneered a t and reviled the gas. A m an th en sa t dow n on th e pan
Apply B*lm into «weh nontril
article*
tve
ever
>
AÉRMOTOR CO. C h i C R C O .
parson w as asked to have a c ig a r, w hich accused.
Ci>Y Rnnfi., .VtWrirT»»n St.. N V
a
n
d
aw
aited
results,
w
hich
w
ere
not
M r s . F i e l d 's S e w V e n t u r e .
he lighted, w h ile the crow d d ra n k “ to
The above is rather unintelligible a t
D u rin g th is try in g ordeal for the p a r long in com ing, as the pan a n d m an w ere
Y oung M rs. C yrus W . Field says to a the h e alth of P arson T o m .” H e bowed
first, b u t w ith a brief explanation it be
ie A SK YOUR DRU O O IST PO R it
comes voluminous with m eaning and ra- N ew Y ork re p o rte r of her new business his acknow ledgm ents w ith o u t fu rth e r son, th ree m en, selected by B ig F ra n k , lifted bodily. T he gas o r a ir w as forced
had gone to the p a rso n ’s c ab in , and th ro u g h lim ew ater, b u t no change was
d 'a n t w ith lore. It is a very sim ple cipher. ven tu re: “ I am em ployed by the Sherm an in te rru p tio n of the gam e.
noticed. It w as tested by fire, b n t we
The upper row of figures each represent* a bank to solicit deposits am ong ladies of m y
Upon en te rin g his cabin, Parson Tom there, upon the floor, had found a n u g
m em ber of the drum m er’s fam ily. No. 1 acquaintance. I am perfectly charm ed
can n o t say it burned. One p ecu liarity of
get of gold belonging to B ig F ra n k .
stirre
d
the
fire,
th
in
k
in
g
of
his
visit,
standing for M rs .------and No. 5 the baby
T h is th ey b ro u g h t and flouted in the th e soil is th a t no m a tte r how w et the
boy, each of the others a child. 1 1 the cor w ith th e w ork aud so fa r have been suc and a fte r s ittin g by its w a rm th till he face of the tre m b lin g victim . W ell he su rro u n d in g ground m ay be this spot
ner are seen the letter X f nd figures 1, 2 cessful. I w ish you w ould em phatically had thaw ed him self he w ent to his
plow s up h a rd a n d dry. A well close by
and 3 and have this significance: X means deny th a t m y nam e w ill be connected tru n k , w hich held h is trea su re , to look knew how i t had com e th e ie , bnt i t w as
L a d le s ' a n d G e n ts '
“ all w ell,’’ and if a card la received with w ith any m illinery irm . I d o n 't know at th e little hoard of gold a n d silv er idle to assert o r protest. H is w ords— keeps u p a c o n stan t hissiug, and the w a
All Sizes...A ll W e ig h ts
only a check m ark over th a t letter the hus exactly liow m uch m y m illinery v e n tu re w hich these rough m en of the m o untains if he could have spoken— w ould have te r re v ta ls n o thing o u t of com m on.—
been to these in fu ria te d men lik e the W oodburn (Or.) Indeiiendent.
band's heart throbs w ith joy and happi will have cost m e, h u t I am w orking bad so k in d ly donated.
9 4 5 , 9 6 5 . SC 5, 98 5 . 9 1 0 0
ness. No. 1 m eans “ slightly indisposed’’ now to regain th a t loss and e arn a live
screech of a w ild b ird borne on the w ind
It
w
as
not
th
ere!
P
e
rh
a
p
s
in
his
ex
PecG iid-ham i W h o la fo r »ah* a n d e tc h a n -. e
and w ritten under either figure in the up lihood.”
M
o
t
h
e
r
a
rid
T
w
in
«
C
r
e
m
a
t
e
d
.
in
a
how
ling
storm
.
_________________
c ite m e n t at his good fo rtu n e he had
per row indicates the sufferer. No. 2 un
“
Ye
hev
no
proof
o
’
y
e
r
in
n
ic
e
n
c
e
,”
R
ecently
a
M
ohave
squaw
in
C
alifornia
hidden it from him self and forgotten
FO R
der a figure In the upper row indicates
N ovel N eck g e a r.
»aid P a y m aste r B ill hotly, " a n we hev gave b irth to tw ins. F o r a w om an to
th a t the corresponding member i s “ serl
T he late st novelty in neckgear is a the h id in g place. B ut, no, it w as not th is proof o ’ y e r g u ilt. W ’a t d ’ye say bear tw in s is, in th e eyes of th e Mohaves,
ously ill,” while a check over figure 8 In long scarf of black ribbon a bout tw o fin in th e cabin!
a su re in dication th a t the m o th er is the
the corner row adm its of no delsy and
T he parson w as tro u b le d . H e could now ?”
gers w ide, finished on each end w ith a
*
JOHN C ARLE * 5 0 N S . N ew Y ork .
it
Cough ! Cough ! ! I t ’s the
P arso n Tom saw th a t a ll hope w as consort of evil sp irits and is a w itch.
means come home.
not believe th a t any of th e m en who
deep
ruffle
of
cream
w
hite
lace.
This
T
here
is
b
u
t
one
p
e
n
alty
—death
for
lost,
b
u
t
w
ith
dyin
g
hope
h
is
speech
re
/ * th is particular drum m er receives two
hacking
cough
that
often
ends
had been so k ind to him w ould be g u ilty
messages a day from home, this arrange sc a rf is p u t aro u n d th e neck from the
tu rn ed , and he said w ith m uch evident m other and childreu. The portion of
in the most serious trouble.
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m ent greatly simplifies and economizes fro n t to w a rd the back, crossed th ere of robbery. A nd y et th e money was effort:
th e trib e of w hich th e m o th er w as a
gone.
T
he
long
b
uckskin
b
a
g
in
w
hich
tim e.—Tipton Times.
a r d b ro u g h t in fro n t to tie again in a
m
em
ber
w
as
sum
m
oned,
and
it
w
as
de
"
G
e
n
tle
m
e
n
,
I
see
no
hope
of
e
stab
big bow w ith ends th a t com e to th e bot he kept his m oney and w hich bore his lishing m y innocence, b u t still m a in cided to enforce the custom . T he pa
woodird c u r ii
A C u rio u s O a th .
tom of th e w aist, and it is intended to nam e w orked in silken thread he found tain it. T h a t n u g g e t of gold m ust have pooses w ere brained, b u t th e m o th er w as
S end fo r c a ta lo g u e , F R E E . L i r e a g t's w a n te d
DRUGGISTS
behind
th
e
tru
n
k
.
The following curious oath was u n til re be w orn aro u n d the th ro a t u n d e r the
doom
ed
to
a
m
ore
h
o
rrib
le
fate.
been
dropped
by
the
robber
in
o
u
r
s
tru
g
cently adm inistered in the courts of the coat. W hen the coat is u nfastened, the
W hen he m et P a y m aste r B ill on the
stops the cough at once by
E v erything belonging to her w as col
tele of Man: ‘‘By th is book, and by the
follow ing m orning , he m entioned his g le in th e cabin. If 1 could recall the
P o rtlin c f.O l.J o n s * 7 W a s h i n g t o n <•»., M I K T I . t X I ) . O K .
removing the cause and thus
lected
and
placed
in
th
e
“
sh
ack
”
w
ith
voice,
I
should
convince
you.
It
w
as
holy contenta thereof, and by the won effect is very ja u n ty .—Chicago News.
loss. B ill w as astonished. He did not
derful works th a t God has m iraculously
her,
the
door
d
o
se
d
u
p
and
fire
applied
none
of
you
who
did
the
deed,
b
u
t
one
prevents
the
trouble.
Put
two
believe th a t any m an in the cam p was
R o y a l t y o n W h e e ls .
w rought in heaven above and in the eartii
P o rtla n d , WaMa W alla,
who has once lived here am ong you, to the stru c tu re . W ith tru e Indian stoic
teaspooufuls of this good old
Princess M ary A delaide has had for m ean enough to s te a l, " a t any rate, not
S p o k an e, v ia O. R A N .
beneath in six days and seven nights, I do
though I cannot te ll his nam e.
He ism »tie w ould not c ry o u t and died w ith
R
ailw ay a n d
G reat
a
p
a
rso
n
's
m
o
n
ey
.”
som
e
years
so
m
uch
to
say
in
favor
of
remedy in a small cup of
swear th a t I w ill, w ithout respect of favor
N o rth e rn R ailw ay to
T he 6tory of the loss of P arson T om 's can n o t liv e fa r a w ay — perhaps a t one of out a m u rm u r, a n d h e r soul passed to
or friendship, love or gain, consanguinity cycling th a t she has prevailed upon the
M
o
n
ta
n
a
point**,’
8t.
molasses,
take
#
teaspoonful
the id le m ines o r in some deserted tu n th e happy h u n tin g grounds, w here her
or affinity, envy or malice, execute the queen to ord er tw o m achines fo r her
P a u l. M i n n e a p o l i s
i f y o u u s e t h e P e t s lu in* .
often, and your cough will
O m a h a , Ht. L oufa, C h i
laws of th is isle justly between our sover g ran d d au g h ters, the Princess Irene and m oney w as told about th e cam p, and nel. Ho w ent to w a rd tho gulch, for new born babes bad preceded her. In
I n r a b a t e r s a B ro o d e r s J.
ca g o a n d l-aat. A dd row
M ake m oney w h ile '
eign lord the king amt his subjects w ithin A lix of Hesse. T he P rincess of W ales w h ile i t w as a m ystery to som e the had he com e th is w ay he w onld have tw o hours n a u g h t w as left of th e stru c
quickly cease. Sold every
f n e a r e 't a g e n t. < . <’.
o
th e r» a r e w a s tin g
m ore irre v e re n t sm iled aGd said they had to cross m y body as 1 lay th ere in tu re b n t sm oldering em bers. A ll this
D o n av an , G en . A gt.,
this isle, and between party and party as
tim e b y old pro cesses.
where. You now get double
P o r tla n \ O r . ; R .C . rite-
indifferently as the herring’s backbone bought a u o th er for a b irth d a y present guessed the parson w as excited a n d th a t th e snow . T h a t is all I have to say. Do occurred in less th an h a lf a m ile of The
a lo g ti
v en a , G en. AgL, S e a ttle ,
it.a n d d escrib e* ev e ry
the quantity of Pain-Killer for
doth lie in the m iddle of the fish.”—F.x- for one of h e r d au g h te rs, and th e P rin It w ould tu rn u p a ll rig h t in tim e.
Needles.—Needles Eye.
w ith m e as yon m u s t.”
W a sh .; C. G. H ix o n .G e n . Agt , 8p k a n e , W a»b.
a
r
tic
le D eeded for th<
cesses
of
L
o
m
e
a
n
d
B
eatrice
both
ride
ehange.________________________________
N o d u s t; ro c k -b a ila a t tr a c k ; fine M e n e ry ; p a l
the same old price.
p o u ltry b u s in e s s .
On Sunday th e sun shone o u t b rig h t
It w as useless to search th e g u lc h —
ace s le e p in g a n d d in in g c a r a . b u ffe t-lib ra ry car*«;
th e ir w heels th ro u g h the grounds a t B al
U
n
e
x
p
e
c
t
e
d
W
e
a
l
t
h
.
• n d clear, aud old K in g Solom on w as th e heavy snow w ould not perm it. A nd
fa m ily to u r is t alee p er» ; new e q u ip m e n t.
Perry Davis & Son Providence,R. L
m o ral.—L ondon G entlew om an.
T h e “ ERIE”
U nder a recent law in C alifornia the
as g lorious a sig h t as one m ig h t w ish to then these a n g iy m en had no doubt of
m e c h a n ic a lly t h e le a f
local
banks
published
a
list
of
unclaim
ed
see. H is B ib lical nam esake in a ll his the g u ilt of the parson. O nly the pro
.w heel. P r e ttie s t m o d el.
T h e P o r t i a L a w C lu b .
deposits, w ith the re su lt th a t m an y peo
IWe a r e P acific Coast
rep
u
ted
g
lo
iy
could
not
have
furnished
d
uction
of
the
m
an
he
claim
ed
had
T he P o rtia L aw clu b w as late ly o rgan
A g en ts. B icycle c a t a-
ple lea rn fo r th e first tim e of neglected
__ t
4 H N K lo g u e ,m a ile d free,g iv es
ized in San Francisco, w ith Mrs. C lara a gTander in sp ira tio n . B ut P arson Tom robbed him w onld destroy th e ir belief
w ealth belonging to them . One w om an,
had
prom
ised
not
to
preach.
Besides,
fa
ll
d
e
s
c
rip
tio
n
p
ric
e«
e tc ., a o iw t « w a j p t d
in
his
g
u
ilt.
T
he
crow
d
grew
a
n
g
rie
r
F oltz as president. T he c lu b is a rra n g
BEST IN THE WORLD
IM P R O V E D
who has since m arried a second tim e, dis
rZTALCM A IKCUB A TO V CO.. P m ! i ~ t.C -1 .
in g for a course of law lectures and he was not q u ite su re th a t th e in c re d u as th e m in u te s passed.
It* w earing q u a litie s are u n su rp assed , actually
B
i x n c h H o t's * . »31 S M ain S t.. I ..* A
•
o u tla stin g two boxes of any o th e r b ran d . Fre*
“ T he parson has lie d .” coolly re covers th a t her first husband had $26,661
hopes eventually to organize a re g u la r lity concerning the loss of his m oney liad
from
A
nim
al
Oil«.
G
K
T
T
H
K
G
L
N
U
IN
K
.
on
deposit
of
w
hich
he
had
never
told
law school. E x-P resident H arrison w ill • n tire ly disappeared. So he m ust tie m ark e d B ig F ra n k , w hose fa ith in the
F K HAKE BY O REGON AND
her. A nother fam ily w hose m em bers
A m erica ’s F in -* t f-oetK Cigar«.
W A S H I N G T O N M K K C H A N T ft
be invited to address th e c lu b w hen he c are fu l w h a t he should say to them th a t p reach er so rt h a d never been strong.
A UtLD PHYSIC.
Fiv«* in ch es in pise *rid H avana
w ere in desperate s tra its learn s of a de
a n d I dealer» g e n e ra lly .
nig
h
t.
“
H
e
’s
an
u
n
g
ra
te
fu
l
ro
b
b
e
r,”
P
a
y
|
jf you r d ealer d oes n ot
goes to C alifornia to give his course of
ONE P IL L F O R A DOSE.
posit
of
a
husband
a
n
d
fa
th
e
r,
now
de
a
j« n
k een th em , Bond 9‘
Z.*S and w e
A
movement
of
the
bowels
each
day
w
noceassrv
for
E
very
m
ale
person
w
as
p
rom
ptly
on
m
aster
B
ill
added.
lectures a t L eland S tan fo rd university.
V
l
l
a
A
V
I
w
ill
m
ail
>ou a ».ox of So 'ig a r s
health.
Ta«wte
pills
supply
what
tho
systom
lacks
to
h an d th a t n ig h t a t th e little school-
“ H a n g h im !” yelled a m an in the ceased, of $600.—San F rancisco Call.
r i s k s i t . ep u la r. T h e y cur® H e a d a c h e , b r ig h te n
—San Francisco Chronicle.
Absolutely free of cost, for a
■ f IMlBEM * Cl. m Tlarl St f r M J r
‘ >ar t th
h e C n p ’e x io n b e t t e r t n a n coeme»
Lye®, and clear
house, and th ere w as a sp rin k le of the crow d.
neither ■ g r ip e n o t' s ic k e n . T o c o n v in c e t o o .
A landlord a t Lynn. Ma«« . in order to They
i I tie ' r r a r j a f u l l b o x f o r L5e. S o ld e v i
»ill
L in iTE D T U IE ONLY,
Itc h in g Pilaw know n by rooiat irw Ilka bnw pirntLm ea om
M r s . H a r r i s o n 's P o r t r a i t .
• th e r sex— w om en w ho had not listened
T he excitem ent increased like the get rid of an objectionable ten an t, stopped Ubere.
I o L a N K Ó W E D . O U .. H i L u i .i l p ili» .F » ,
intense ltchm* when warm. This form and Blind, Blond-
P ro tru d in g Pii«« y i e l d u t o n c e t o
A fu ll length p o rtra it of Mrs. B enja to a p re a c h e r’s voice since th ey w ere r e a r of th e w ind th ro u g h the gulches in up the chim ney, filling the bouse full of
j T h e P e o p le 's C om m on S en se M edical Ad-
c A
a u N . -K
ir Ö
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e “ F r n i L e — R
•>*.
• T h e m o n e v y o u h a v e p a id fo r re n t Is
* t > D
* . c B n Ö . -S
EM EDY,
W rlt* lo r SprcU ! Caab P rio r l.‘at.
I ris e r. By R.V. P ierce, M. I).. C h ie f C o n su ltin g
m in H a rrison has ju s t been p ainted for little girls.
th e com ing of a storm . A m in u te m ore smoke. The occupants soon departed.
which seta dirait)» on part* aSM-tad. abarata taranra al-
• P h y sic ia n to th e In v a lid s ’ H o tel a n d S u rg ical
E V E R D I N C A F A R R E L . PC B l l * « 0 . 0 » .
L
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c
.
r
n
.
jrrj':e t r a .
the
D
au
g
h
ters
of
the
A
m
erican
R
evoln-
T
he
h
a
lf
hour
w
as
devoted
to
re
ad
in
g
and
th
e
in
fu
ria
te
d
m
ob
who.
in
the
a
b
F
o
r
e
v
e
r
t
K
U
i
?m
r
In s titu te , Buffalo, a b o o k o f o v e r 1.000 la rg e
f
e
E
a
S
^
2
£
f
“Br*.
B
o
a
o
iik
o
,
F
i
l
i
l
a
*
«
.,
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.
p ro v e, b u i'd o r p u r c h a e th e hous**.
There are 11 American cities th a t apreaif
— p a g t s a n d 300 c o lo re d a n d o th e r illu stra- ( tion, to he placed in the W h ite House. stories w hich w ere responded to by sence of a c o u rt, had trie d , convicted
I lo t o r b o th , a n y w h e r e voh m a y r* sid e o r «e-
^ tio n s, in s tr o n g p a p e r covers to a n y o n e
v. p n . u. No rm «». f «! r Vr 1,74
over more territory than Paris, w hile Ber
I le e t it. I t is d e e d e d to* j o o . Y o u o c c py u
2 s e n d in g j i c e n ts in o n ? - c e n t s ta m p s for ‘ The p a in te r is D aniel H u n tiu g to n , late h e a rty la u g h te r and a few p a th e tic ex •and sentenced th e accused w as eager to lin is exceeded in area by 17 of our cities
I a n d p a y m o n th ly r e n t to n s. u n ti l th e a m o u n t
p a c k in g a n d p o s ta g e only.
O ver 680.000 president of the N ational academ y, and clam ations.
execute th e sentence of death.
d u e i ' p a i '. In Cr.se o u d ie . th e d e b t is ' aid
Z ¡co p ies o f th is c o m p lè te F a m ily D octor Look
W hen P arson Tom had finished and
L ik e w ild m en th ey flew to the upper
I Men of p u sh c a n r e p r e s e n t u s ev r y w h ere.
a lre a d y sold in clo th b in d in g ai re g u la r I the p o rtra it w ill h an g n e a r th e fu ll
I A o in fio n H d g . ¿08 Mn»< n S t., toom ?. San
I p ric e o f $ 1.50. A d d re s s; ( w ith s ta m p s a n d
length p a in tin g of Mrs. R u th e rfo rd B. was about to say good n ig h t, P a y m aste r end of the cam p, d ra g g in g th e parson D r P r i c e ' s C r e a m B a k i n g P o w d e r .
F rnncitco, Cal. s ta .j p fo r > ro s p e c tu s , etc.
3 i th is C oupon) W o r l d ’ s D is p e n s a iy M e d - H ayes, w hich is by the sam e a rtist. It B ill arose aud rem inded b is com panions
W o r l d ’s F a i r H i g h e s t A w a r d .
w ith th em . C onvinced of his g u ilt and
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H I n d u c e m e n t« fo r m o n th ly lu v e st-
5
ic a l A s s o c ia t io n , N o. 663 M ain S tre e t,
CONSUM PTION
¡ h riú S f
H C n ¡:r w i a
U valued a t $8,000.
m tu t* are e q u a lly p ro fita b le .
0
Buffalo. N Y
th a t on the n ig h t th e parson h a d called m addened by tb o n g h ts of his in g ra ti
ry sx j
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