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OUR BUDGET OF FUN. .■Cot th* Flue-** fholly—I think in me beawt Hitherto these two old mines bave WHERE -LITTLE MINISTER’ LIVED. Daley—Why. Cholly, you mu»t i regulated the supply and the price of bsrrie's Home Is in Thrums, the Scan* freak. Every on* els« thinks ia t the article and enormous profits are of Several of Hi» Stone». said to have been realized from them Princess Stephanie, daughter of the Mary B. Mullett. writing of “Tba HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND CO bead.—Chicago News. I. !~ CAMPBILL, It Is estimated that the fuller's earth Ileal Thrums of Barrie" in the Ladies’ King of the Belgians, has written a INGS HERE AND THERE. Harbinger of Spring. found I d this new vein can be put on Home Journal, tells of seeing the fa book on love In it she tells her read "Our cola weather is ail over. EUGENE QTY OREGON, ers whom to love, w hen to love, bow to the market ready for commercial uaes mous novelist at the railway station In l4Vbat do you go by?" Jokes and Jokelets that Ar. Supposed ! love and where to love. She discusses at one third the cost possible from any Kirriemuir (Thrums) "to which th« X)ur Janitor is giving us a futi h to Hare Been Kecently Bvro-Bajuna Being made a scapegoat 1» generally the conditions that make for love, the The tact that nettle tit.*er has of late other mine. of steam «"feat every day noQ * family party walked together. Mrs aad Uoiogs that Ar. Old. Curiosa and chances of various temperamenis aud been found to produce the finest tissues Some of the more important uses tc Barrie first, a slight figure in brown too serious to be looked on as a kid. No Time to Break Down characters for inspiring love, and In obtainable from any vegetable source which this material is now put. with aud scarlet, more English in dress than Laughabls-Tke *!•■"• "There's one thing about a Because a man charge® with murder order to reach as many would be lovers lias led to a project lu Germany to in excellent results, are the following: iu face, bolding her head rather prou® career, after all." c»* pleads guilty la Cbnaldered good evi as possible, the Princess, who has been troduce the cultivation of nettles in the 1. In making baby's powders ot ly aud walkiug confidently—she was on "Young Samuiie Spender Is carrying "What is that?" dence by the lawyers that be I» ItiNuue. through a Uulshlug M-buol, writes some Kamrrun region of Africa. If the ex great healing properties for the skin. the stage before her marriage. With out hl* Governor's wishes faithfully, "It keeps all candidates In suc^ 2. In refining all kinds of crude oils. her was Miss Barrie, a quietly dressed, • — ® of iSY rules In several languages This periment 1» Huceessful, the enterprise Isn't he?" cellent health." There Is no particularly serious fea Is luterestlug, but It Is labor thrown will be undertaken on a large scale in 3. For distilling whiskies and brew- rather colorless woman, not one to draw • ‘ How ’ s that? ” ture about the fact that the growth of away. There Is no art of loving, it 'oiinectiou with the weaving indus Ing beer. Grounds for Attraction. “Why, rhe old gtOleman left instruc- Attention fr^i the three men who fol “golf Ims Increased tramps lu the coun cannot lie learned from any book. If It tries. 4. In the manufacture of all Linda lowed her. a lie tallest of these three, tlons in his will that after his death "XY asn t that a peculiar we id q .« could, of course a young and pretty try. Among the most remarkable glimpse» of vaselines. the one in ministerial ’black,' a high his dust was to be scattered to the The lovers hadn't seen each other ( princess would l>e an acceptable teach Into hidden corners of nature that re- 5. Packing houses use It for refining hat on his snowy head, was Dr. Ogilvy, forty years.” winds."—Life. Munkacsy has lived and died, and er. But In tliat case we might Improve ent scientific advance has afforded are'&Oh’W*- oleomargarine*, butteriues aud "Ob. I don't know. By this tint» brother to Barrie's mother. Tj) other still there are thousands of people who tiie situstloi^by starting college* to the firqueut^discoverles of micro-or ei^tolenes. These commodities canuo: Q She Did. doubt, they both look l.ke sometoj. white-haired man—doubled on?r. as are Ian- do not know yet bow to pronounce tils train other tea^iers. and have young ganisms iu unexpected places, where be made without the use of fuller's I "Do you believe lu teaching the el-*' so many in this land of lourns. aud giuiges in the schoolsasked Mr. people duly Instructed on how to love tiiey produce phenomena heretofore earth. name. The M«lern?aihrr. wearing great hobnailed shoes, for be Cllngston#of Miss iilldersleeve. successfully, six'ordlugWo rule and pre ! supposed to arise from other cause*. U. As a foundation for manufnetur likes to take care of the pretty garden "Papa, he lias broken my trust s» The new bicycle tires that contain a cept. The fuel that the author of th!* "Yes. indeed.” replied the young lady, For Instance, Dr. A. Petterson, of Vp- ing all kinds of laundry and toile*. at the top of the brae—was Barrie's h«*art.” moaned the old man s * large percentage of anlM-nton are per iHH.k ha» had a wide experience In "every one should be able to speak seat!- soap*. *nla. Sweden, ha* ascertained that In father. Between them was a slight mental daughter. "YY'hat shall 1 Ju) haps Intended for the exclusive use of Cupid's court does not prov^ tliat she English and golf." — Detroit Free Press. 7. A new ufle recently discovered for figure of boyish slenderness. Though preparations of meat and fish contain YVhat shall I do?" score hers. is Htt apt teacher In anything beyond I Ing. for purposes of preservation, salt fuller's earth is that tlie wool manu No Wonder He’» Poster. "Take It round quick to the rpgr tlie mere etiquette and outward form* | to the amount * 15 per cent., mlcro- facturers wash <ffil wool with Jt. a* It small, he was not dapper, and we l.reathcd a sigli of relief. As he turn«1 "What makes Benedict so popular shop,” wild the practical YY’haV a blessing It Is to die poor! of love making Although^he story of old man — 1» a great absorber of all oils and re organiains grow luxuriantly, and he ed we looked at his face with eager amondlother men. I wonder.' There $ left no will to tight over aud love is said to be thread worn, It Is nev- Cleveland Plain Denier. eoneludi^ that the flavor* and odors fuse matter found in raw wool. O ness. "\*.iy, be i-ame right out, tlie other {reputation Is secure from v*idallsm <4®t<>ld twice alike. No lover can ex An Artist*» Admirers that are peculiar to various Halt eon "It Is a thin, dark face, almost hag night, and acknowledged that his little and scandal. # pound Its mysteries to another. It I* serves nr edue to the micro-organisms POCKET scale . "Don't you thing Mrs. Dawbitt paint, O gard; delicate, sensitive, wistful some boy never says anything worth repeau • he one unique thing in creation. beautifully?" with v*lch they are crowded. Aiitomohlllntn and bicyclers may each how, but stronger than we had expect ing.”—Philadelphia Bulletin. Convenient for Physicians, Amateur “Oh, yes. I actually took it for her At the latest annual meeting of the l>e strongly prejudiced In favor of tlielr In®a recent dlvocce suit in the DI* ed it to be. The dominating sadness of Photographer* an<l other». natural complexion at Arab" I’Uladtp A Distinction. particular wheel fads, but why start trlc^of Columbia the wife was given a Geological Society of America, Prof. I. A convenient pocket scale for the n«e his face makes almost a real shadow plila Bulletin. : C. Russell ctilled attention to the recent of physlcl «n», photographer* nnd oth over it He smlle«l once or twice, but running each other down? decree and alimony, but her prayer for | discovery tlrrit many of the svampa ers who require a scale capable of ac his face did not once really light up. Mitigating. tiie custody of their children was dis ... peninsula of curately weighing small quantities of But sadgind thin as It was, ft is a face Hie ............ southern Htntlstlcs^iy that »S.OOO.UOO Invested missed and the father named as cus und lakes In ..... "Wasn't it terribly lonesome an<i Michigan are rlcff in ealc*eoua marl, in the Vnlteil State* In the manufai ture Indian Instead. The decision was upon dreary living away up there amoug tne drugs, chemicals or other nolld sub- tliat one would not soot^ forget—yes, of playing can*. A* much mere 1» In purely economic grounds. The Judge Hultalde for making Portland cement. stance* I* here illustrated. A* soon as and that one would be glad to remem Eskimos for a whole year '.-” vested dully in "playing'' caru "It was dcliglitful in the «prn(i held that a father Is the gum-dlan that Although partly composed of shells, tin* Imx lid Is opened the standard, ber." ma'am. Tb,j' don't do any bousedrag, the law la recognizes and the olfe that the the Michigan marl I* principally a which HUpport* the scale beam, Is hemlcal precipitate which Is still being throw t) Into an upright position by a The woman wI)starred hengplf to law bolds to be responsible for prop* The Hindu Child-Wife. lug up there.”—Chlcogo Tflbune. A Hindu childwife divides her yea. fioatti In treatment of rheumatism had support and equation, and In dlscharg- formed. The precise m«*tliod of it» for Hpring. This scale beam Is Just long Man's Contrary Nature. tlie satlsfacHon of knowing »♦* she ex Ing the responsibility that the law mation Is not yet understood. The »up- enough to go in the I mix , mid tiie stand Into two Intervals, one of which she "When John was younger he alivay, ply Is practically Inexhaustible. Large pired that a cure had been effe«**d. ard is so connected to It that there is spends with her parents, this being a pla> es upon him a father should not be grumble«! when 1 asked him to dig ¿p sort of vacation time, and the other she hampered In deciding what is the best cement work» have lately been con the garden." structed. others are In contemplation, I'orty *ve trumpeters nccoitpany the for Ills rharges spends at the house of her husband s It Is an unwelcome "Well?" ami Prof. R iihhc II Says that Michigan parents, this being the time of dally Jj-.Ht »f Abyssinia wherever he got s precedent. Nature Intended mothers "Now he has rheumatism. I simp), can easily take a leading |>lace in that Here la one m*n at least who iloeigi t to lie tlie rearers as well ss the bear downright drudgery. Village girls in can’t keep him from getting out sui Bengal blacken their teeth with mishl, h#ve to toot bls own horn to be heard era of chRdren. No Judgment that a Industry. digging It up before he ought to -la- In 15!)3 the Japanese government^p a coloring powder. The lips are black f. fHtner may possess can compensate for diana polls Journal. T ------- « also, and this Is supposed to make them the loss of parental direction Inspired pointed au investigating committee on Gov. Pow*s of Maine styles tills by maternal love, love exceedingly charming. He Wan Satisfied. born with and earthquakes. This committee, which "tlie suBaet yeir of th*)nineteenth een growing with the child, "Do you believe that those who ci# Writing letters, especially to her hus There are ex ha» now nearly completed it» labors, re "Miss Flatte Is a beautiful player." tury.” Ills excellency should l>* care eeptlons that prove the rule, of couise. ports. among other things, tliat It sing and won't sing alsiuld be made to band. Is thought to tie fearful immod "You mean she plays beautifully." ful or he may be accused «»I* poaching The legal responsibility that Influenced seem» likely that one part or another esty In a Hindu girl; and she has no sing, Mr. Sourdrop?” asked Ml* "No; that's Just w-hat I don't mean. upog Grover Cleveland '* epigrammatic tlie novel decision eould have^een re of Japan will lie visited by a destruc chance of improving her mind by In Screeclier, with a coy glance tow utd the —-St. Louis Globe-Democrat. tive tflrthquake once In every two and preserve*. piano. • telligent conversation with any one. mined by awarding tlie custody of the a half year». That portion of the land She must write to herdiusband, though “No, I believe In letting well enough children to the mother and requiring All that Mas Necessary. Youthfub Jokers In a Boston suburb bordering the Japan Sea Is »eldom dis she has to do It by stealth in the night “Were your amateur theatricals a nlone,” said the tneau old thiug.-Bal- caused tin* dentil of a prominent doctor tlmt tin- father pay a sflpidated sum at turbc«l by other than local earthquake», The moon is her lamp, a stick out of success?” tlrnore American. by stretching a wire over which lje rej^ilar Intervals for the proper sup while tlie Pnelflc coa»t of tlie country the domestic broom her pen, the Juice port and education of the children. He "Oh, yes; every one In them had An Exception to the Rule. trlppgil. Tin, wonder Is that tills va of the pulu berry her Ink, and proba friends enough to convince him that will have to pay much more for In frequently suffer* from great shock* "We ought to put more personal riety of "jokes" d--*# not more often originating under tlie «wean. YVhen a bly tlie dried leaf of the banana her pa he was the best one of the lot.”—Phila warmth In our letters.” ferior attention. To any nothing of nat ro< KIT M ALE. b.nd tiofutal affairs per, A Hindu glrlotnust always keep delphia Bulletin. uriil or nequlrod disposition or cnpnclty reglolf 1» Mliiiken by constantly recur "Oh, I don't know. A man 1 knew - ■ - - for directing the steps of the children ring »mall earthquakes. It appears to lie no connecting or adjusting of parts the Inner apartment of the house, She "Why should women wear hats In onee put a lot of personal warmth in Would Not Hugar-Coat the Pill, renilered safe against the oecurrenefPof is only let out w Ren she goes to draw «hurch?" asks Editor Richardson In tlie tflat fathers do not possess and of destructive shocks, because the accum- necesMiy, tin- acais being ready foe Mrs. Young—Don't you lielleve in some letters, and ft got him into court which mothers have nil overabundance, instant use as soon as the ease Is open water for the household either from managing one's husband by letting him In a breach of promise sulL”—Indian Atlanta Journal. Why not go to tlie fathers are required to nlisent them S’lnti...... if stres» In tin- earth's crust at ed. Another good idea In this design the pond or the well or the l river, vary root of tlie matter mid Inquire apolis Journal. think he Is having his own way? Holies from home pursuing their voca that point is prevented. Is to have a sliding lieam scale, so thut Hence the waterside Is a great femi- w iij millinery establishments are per Mrs. Strong — Decidedly not! Man Prof. E. II. Barbour, of the I'niver- there Is no picking out and manipula nine resort, a sort of women's club, tions. The attention that they can not Usee of the Foot. Blltteil to exist? give, even If possessing the aptitude, *ity of Nebraska, nfter comparing hl» tion of weights, tlie lieam weight be where there’ Is much gossiping and should be made to feel his inferiority. Chicago person -Your custom of foot, • needs must be purchased Considering ow n observations In INIi.’i with thus«* In ing «Imply adjusted at the proper point plenty of stolen leisure. Christian Reg —Puck. binding Is wholly Incomprehensible to A New Jersey Judge Ims ordered (lie only the welfare of tlie children, the IHOO, anil collecting the opinions of oth ,01 tlie beam to balance tlie opposite ister. “ Fqiielching a Gradgrind. ufi. aaoMiers of bud I hijh to spauk them in er visitors to tlie National Park, ex only consideration Hint Is entitled to a "But how," asked the hard-featured Chinese person—There Is everyth ag pan and its contents, when its weight court. ¿ills w ill relieve. New Jersey How the Young Elbow the Old. hearing, how much better It would presses the fear Hint within a decade can lie read on tlie scale at onee. Tills riian who was losing at the pictures, In usage. Your custom of foot padding fathers of bud boys mid at the amue "The part of w isdom Is not to drop "do you know this is an accurate like o * have liecn for the court to have ordered many of tin* scene* now most attractive narangement also secures great stabll Is quite incomprehensible to us.— De time leave the Judge secure III Ills po that the purchase of tills attention In the nondiQful Yellowstone Y'alley Ity, as the box, when opened, forms one's tasks too early, not to be in haste ness of Homer?” troit Journal. altlou. There la no lind Isiy vote. , to retire from [Mists of Influence and w III tin ve disappeared, He gives de tile base for the scales, and prevents should tie from the mother, bv giving "Do you know, sir. of anybody else Just Like Other Women. duty, ” writes Margaret E. Sangster In them Into her custody and command tall* showing that nearly al! the hot Now thnt they lune found a shell Ing the father to contribute to their Hpring* and geyser» have declined In tlieir being toppled over when in use. tlie I.adlq^' Home Journal. "Insensi It looks like?" demamlcd the artist. “No." which will pien e tlie b.flvlvst armor bly the young, with a certain uncon support. Tiie law’s res|Minalblllty would activity. "Old Faithful” geyser still “Then of course it’s Homer."—Chi Naming the Priui-e of Wales. we amy confidently expect to hear that scious arrogance, elbow the old out of doe» honor to Its mime. Imt the Interval have been discharged and nature's ob ( About six hundred years ago there the way, and monopolize the places In cago Tribune. Heta lsidy has found a waj Io mnk^ Jis-t furthered between Its eruptions, formerly an was a king of England Edward I. tfiv minor resist It. Thus tlie game has every profession and branch of busi hour, Ims increasi# to "5 or so niln- Afraid of Her Majesty. w ho subdued the people of Wales. Af ness, Yet the young are not dowered proceeded Bom tin* first, mol so it will utee. Meanwhlle there seems to be^n Mr. Gladstone's Will. "My dear Mrs Tlmtnidd. bow have ter conquering tlie Welsh he was anx- continue to the end. with experience, nor have they the you managed to keep your cook so The "great commoner” was as simple Increase of ebullition In the water~of lous to get their good-wlll, and so, .riper judgment of maturity. But they long?" In tlie net <>f devising fits worldly goods the greatest of all th«* geysers, tiie Ex- 0 it appi'.'ifls that tlie pie linker* of New ns he lind been all hla life In other ■elslor, whose outbursts have always when it happened that his first baby do have what age has often lost en- “Keep her? That’s easy enough, priuee was born In Carnarvon, iu thuslasm, self-confidence and pluck, It’s only because none of us have the York Hie tiilti’ unable to keep up w ith things, lie wrote tils will In a common been separated by Irregular period.*. toiles, he had a bright idea, He an- old people are sometimes out of touch courage to discharge her."—Phlladel- their orders. They can't find the nee«,*- memorandum book, with his own hand 'overIng years nt a stretch, nnd there I* HHry expert help reqitln ,C an.I the de in Ins p«>< ullurly neat and legible baud hope that It may lie preparing another nounced tliat his boy was n native of with the present age. They have pbla Bulletin. Willes oue w lio could *1'0 k Welsh ceased to be receptive; they have tuand frequently Im* to go un*atlHtl«Ml. writing The moat inteftatlng part of 'xhlbltlon of Its power. Willing to Write u Few More. Just as well as any other tongue (tills grown mentally lnhospltal>le and InerL Which seem* to show tlmt this ancient tlie doeumetit Is tin* second clause, re was true, ns the baby was but a few 1» there, however, the slightest reason Friend—Tennyson once received $10 fori* of dessert is holding It* own luting to funeral arrangements, which QUAIL-HUNTING IN EGYPT, weeks old), and be should therefore be w hy a woman should rust out through for one line. BuB'lHBoiely Hgiilu-I til«- lni>,;i,|-* "I liiv was Htrlctly carried out: people's ow u prince, E<?\Mrd. mere Indolence before she has done the Half u Million ii Year Enanared by tlie Poet—Well, on one occasion I wrote frHtl'ed sweets mid frothy nothin#, < ■■flnmendltig myself to t£j* Infinite Natives, Priuee of Wales. full measure «f service required by her one line and received $20. 1 retell eookliookH. mereb-H of God In the Incarnate Son Much Ims been said lately of the cap Twenty-three Wears after tills babj Master for the time in which she Ilves? Friend—Extraordinary! <3 an my only mid sufficient hope. I leave tore of quail In Egypt, touching the became King of England, and about As a teacher as an artist, as a house I’oet—Not at all! You see, I was a "'1 Iflit I* Hie eighth boy," said Hie tlie partlenlarH of my burial to my exec protest made by Frenchmen against fifty years later Ills grandson had as mistress ant* I mother, in whatever field student then and I wrote home to fath ABiro# of it city employment bureau ittora, apis lfylng only, that ft In to be carrying the birds across French terri signed to liiiii, as tlie third Prince of you are, my friend, do not withdraw er, "Please send nie a twenty at once. reeititly, who In# , ollie today to en very simple and nlao private, unless tory fog English use. 1'ntil this mat Wales, the crest and motto which has from active duty too soon. There is Uuied." ga* a cook, laundres* or lutilm maid they Hhnll consider Hint there are con ter rost^ nobody seemed to know ti» lit been lwirne by all the English kings' need at the front for the woman of Moreover, each one ban made a good clusive reasons to the contrary. That Taking Ilia Spite Out. ___ "Did Lot wife quail existed In Egypt, but they do - sons who have since that day bail the warm heart and trained capacity for set'ctlon, stated til* requirements clear I desire to be burled where tny wife by tlie millions. He was bolding up one side of the affairs, and her 1 “No; to rubber. title. The crest Is three ostrich featb age Is of little conse- ly. aud fiulslied In half the time III* may also ' “ He. That on no account shall The passage of bands of quail over era. and the motto Is the sentence, "Ich quence If she is equal to her work. vestibule when the milkman arrived. OotlB'i 0 sinter would liave oe, upleil An A filici ion. any laudatory Inscription be placed tlie coast of the delta of the Nile, from dlen" "I seri^j" It was given to tiie There never was a time when the "What do you mean b> being sb fit? chap (angrily) Look here! To* ’Tlie new twiy Is a* distinct a lALduet over me. Port Said tu Alexandria, beginn In Sep Black Prince, a lioy of great promise, JudgmeitL of mature age xvas more late?" he thutfllered. ® tlie ioq ' «« the new woman lie cun "W-why. sir," stammered tlie milk warranted this horse to me to l e en- tember and last* a month and a half, who fought bravely at the battle of needed than It is to-day,” A Fine Memory. Qake III* own bed. hi w button* on hl* tirely without faults, and now 1 find man, “It Is only 5." Hie bird* arttvlng In little groups and Crecy. Forward. • W Bourke Co* kran. the Democratic • w* etitlie*. manage a bachelor entail "Doesn't matter! My wife ripped me that be is stone blind. alighting ou the dunes. A Plea for Tea. IIO nieBt for bln father and liliuself, orator, Is Halil to have a marvelous Country chap (cheerily»—Wa al, biliid- "Nature Is, after all. to be depended op for being late and I got here at 4.” Generally the chase la made by mentis A Thrifty Halflt. SBake out the mentiH and do chafing memory .lame* D. Hughe* relate* h© of nets of five meters high, which the ness ain’t a fault; it’s an affliction.— upon pretty thoroughly, ” said a Chi “Stinginess is one thing and an ob- One Way Around It. «is« cookery, all without losing hi* tin* I'lilliidelphla Record that »evoral natives extend ou <'>l*l^) fastened to Puck. servance of exfrsslve nicety in fimin cago physician who lias made a study Bronson s w ife lias conceived a rank In school or bl* prestige among years ago lie hh I In tlie third row In the pole*, in tlie fci*hluu of curtains gild dal details Is another." said a Western of the effects of tea on the system. “For great future for him. She wants him to Thrown Down Again. lialeony of a Imll in Cleveland. Ohio, Ing on t heir rods. 11# buy mates. example, it is the exceptional person man who Is worth a good deal of mon- “I have always been a reader of your run for office.” • e w hen Mr. Cockrnn delivered an ndilreH* In reality the net Is double. The first ey. "As au example I will cite a rich who craves tea at breakfast, a time of "Are you sure she Isn't looking for poetry," began Mrs. Gushe. Hrunswtck. M«^, a place of ii I miu I there Two years later he was pre near the #.!<' of the sea I* of meshes old u^’le I once liad. lie xvas a mill the day at which It Is least needed and cause "I am glad," replied Algernon Charles for divorcer’—Philadelphia ",<»»> Inhabitant*. I* probably tlie tlrat •**nt»‘<l to Mr Coekran. He said "I very large and Io.^e. Imt on the back ionaire nnd not stingy, but he watched Is frequently most Injurious. Tea with North American. Mystic, "that some oue under-tan 1» municipality In the 1 'lilts**! State» to do not romemtier liavlng m<£ you, but Is another uet when* tlie bird will real dinner, too. Is not to be recommended, the [icnnie* like a hawk, and he was me.” undertake forest planting ou a l*ge your face I* familiar to me." Mr. ly com»> and perch itself In the folds Respect Age. M • x , t:ng tl.at every tiodi *ii,l, lie liecause even If perfectly made there Is "Oh, but that Is what I have been acale, or v^iat I* practically th«* old Hughe*! replied that Mr Coekran had formed by this second net of small Ida I don't understand it! ____ Every hoplflg to meet you for. I wanted you was the meanest man In the county; sure to be a little tannic add In its coin- vvorltl liistlBflloii of ii town forest The never Been Idin before, t>ut that he had tnesbes TiiereO* another method of but he wasn't, for he gave away $1<>.- (Hwitlon, and the stomach, in attempt time the comedian tells a few Jokes the to explain."—Philadelphia North Amer t#w n own* h tract of nlHuit I. imhi acre* »eon Mr Coekran In the West "Ah, capture which l:< more °plcturesque. <MS) a year in various charities that he ing the digestion of a heavy meal, l£> vender boys in the gallery tieglu to ican. of what wa» once pine land, but long yes." he cried, quickly, "at Cleveland Rows of dried bram lies are placed on would not let the recipients mention, much better without this principle. a ' shout: ' Peanuts!" at tlie top of their alii«*«* given over to tire aud tin, kle two year* ago. you sat In the balcony." the shore. At tlie foot of each branch But to the "After B o'clock, however, tiie hour 1 voices. case In poluL One day I Wnntd Do In Hi* Absence. lierrie» At a recent meeting of the Mr Coekran afterward explained that is disposed a tuft of fresh herbs. In a*k< <1 I fl “Dobley has Just txiught the Century for a nickel for ear fare, that fashion and custom agree In pro I May—They do that to drown the vidIng tea. Is an hour that is also prop- I cries of "chestnuts" from the other council FKxi on» appropriate,! to Im the fa ch of hl* auditors are strongly the middle of which Is arrange,0 an telling him I would return It whcu I Dictionary for his wife.” prove thl» land by plHiitlng It to white »tiim|^dQii|H>ii Ills mind whenever lie opening which end* lu a snare. The "Yes; he said something might eotne got some change, but I ftirgot all atiout er and favorable to the system. Tlie boys. -Chicago Newt. pine. Meed will lie purchased and a *l>eaks In puNle, and remain upoo his quail, tlrod by Its Journey, takes refuge It. Three months after that It ocrur supply of energy with which the day up she'd want to know about some One on Her Husband. nursery •*»tabll»h«*<! to raise th«* younir memory Tor years afterward Cleve In the branch, without figuring t.i Itself ri*d to the old gentleman to be very was begun Is about exhausted, and a “YY hen you're downtown to-day,” tinj* when lie didn't happen to be xt tree» At tlie tli#it age they will lie land Plain Dealer. tliat It Is going to put H-P.f Into a trap nice to his five tiepliens and n e, es, cup of well-made tea Is often a refresh q ___________ said Mr« Jltwqwak, "I want you to home."—Life. trnn»|dnnt«*d In i,,v# and set out 111 the 1 ment and tonic that Is l>oth acceptable ■ where a native will surprise It and kill and at Christinas four of them received Dulie«-Proof Nhtelds on Rifles. get something at the druggist's. If you IMmttlolis they will tlnully iH-eupy ami It. With these perfected mean* of de c I ii -P h * for $5,1»») each, while mine aud deairflble."—Chicago Chronicle. Girlish Playfulness. A bullet proof shield has b«$n Invent struction. It Is not astonishing that each can't get It at the druggist's you can will then require little more care ex "1 wrote that girl three letters asking was for $ l.iflr.) "A’>. It was just hl* get it of the iceman." ««•pt pr«>t«M-tlon from tire. The land st rd which, It now seems certain, vvi’i Io year more than half a million of these way, don't you see? I owed bitu that He Won’t Get Het a Bicycle. her to return my diamond riu^> present It aliM>lutelj^un|iroductlve. If adopted by the British *fantry. Al pouf) little blnls are taken St Louis YY hat's the matter with you?” de- Mr. W impley My constant aim In ’’Did you get it?’’ nickel and he wanted It." tl.e new plan Is ■mvessful II will not though less than one eighth of an Inch Post Dispatch. this tfe Is to do something to make the manded her spouse. Are you crazy? "Finally she sent me a don't w rry In thickness. It Is absolutely bullet There ’ s nothing that the world better. only I m * ornamental, but profitable. I druggist aud button." How the{le*rt Escape t. h keep!” Town foreata «re common In Europa proof at lesa than 3«»> yard* against NEW FIND OF FULLERS EARTH. Mrs. Wlmplcy - Well, you'll do It; 1 Iceman An old officer, walking aloug Fall feel sure of that. "Oh. t here Is !” ami often furnish a large part of the Lee Metford and Mauser r:*-« firing Kin tne*. < urea ■ Had Habit- Mall. stopp«*<l to speak to a crc "inC -•■ril.e ammunition. Tlie*hleld Is de Dri**«»it« of Unusual Purity Hixovrrrii municipal revenue. ’ What Is It. I'd like to know?” O Mr. Wimpley-Ah. Marla. I am glad Horses often have wbat Is called th* swwpcr w ho aiutisi him lt> military In Florids. signed for the protection of the soldier by. pond's extract. tny dear!”— vice of abylng. that la. of starting s'*»' that you have for once In your life In There has Just been brought to light fashion. New York World. Ó There are two facts which will make when lying down to fire and£lso when m ar 11 • < >. k I. ■ i. denly at the rustle of a leaf or a plec« . Rt 1 er, © rt<, n You have !><•<■ i In the *^ v Ice. my dicated that you have faith In my abil O ity to accomplish something. tiie year ll*»> an epoch marker in liu advancing Into artion When stivane- miles west of Tall 1 ’ «•»•* |?)(K) wliat man?" said he. of paper, or at the approach of au? Her Secret. Ing In the face of a heavy Are the shield Mrs Wlmplej Yes. yoti'll die some man even* 1. it will !*• th* first She Doesn t the grand old sphinx object to which they are not a •u’ Is Iclleied by evperts to be one of the "I hare thin, yer honner!" ropll«*d the day. Then the world will tie better— awaken glorious emotions in your tom«l. Clearly this Is the remnant of time 111 till- lilsb'ty ,'f iiiatiklnd Hint - filed to the rifle and the rIN* tiring most wonderful pure veins of fuller's sweeper. In a broad Irish brogue. t hbago News. sixteen million* of f*em«*n ha*e voted carried In a vertical position. th«» ubichi earth ever discovered in any country. breast. an instinct Inherited from their w id "Have you be«*n In any engage lu the clioi«*, of their national Chief ■ wings In a way to protect the bva<l It 1« »aid to yield, at the expenditure of meats r* H© Well, yr«, that la- be always re progenitors in the »teppes or pralr •■*. q mid chest. Chinese Widow« *>rldom Marrv. Magistrate. 2. The man whom they minds me of a w ot ñían w ho _____ shun* I waiHill through the Crlmaya tery little lalsir, Ini men*** quantities of has firmly where the sudden rustling of a In China it is the ru' elect will I*** Hit' first Au -i :-an l‘r»-»l A 1 > lety deter nin.4 That whP will never tell fuller's earth. which stands the Its» w ar." < hlldren Held Na, red In — —I Lar might Indicate the presence of a wolf that widow« «to not Japan, remarry. «lent Inanguratisl In the twentieth een They age • <•*!*•.t Free Fre*s. test that Is to say. there la no waste. "D Id you get any wounds?" ask«*«! the are not forbtdd«*n to d< and w here everything that was stra: From one end of Japan to the other • so. Imt ti tury. and from his inauguration the «re Nearly all mines of the kind contain, offie. r. was. therefore, suspicious. thought more highly »T If the; Ills Only Chance. progress of the A merle* n people will a i-hlkt is treatml a* a saered thing, tie tieside* the valuable It Is Idle as well as cruel to beat a 'O "I w a* shot through me heart." In <uxb*r to en- Mirage them the "Well," «aid the poet. “I never can l»e re* konc*l «luring that century. I here It bbb ' b own <>r a »tranger'a. Each one flint grai el. sand, et . l<ut this ' Is alie*^ plleil the en» •sunt sweeper, without horse for shying. That only fncrea«e < aril«*alt« iiamr and addn*** on a ticket ment. when they have r* *'? PtaJae, anyway.” Is imleed no way of Indieatlng the ' " ! ft lutely tiO of all such substani'es. slight**«! I m «Itatlon. his alarm, am! may easily reduce 50 and have not retnarri No. the critic admitted. '*not .rried, confer* growth of thl* nation that i* in,,re round it« ne- k, but «t .QJ It tn<l,'i**t on I0lrr «»< earth I» a soft clay and It has 'IB "Get along. fellow !" said the offl.er them a tablet eontainln striking than tn *tate the rrenrtl of a *■’’ <y f'011 b'uue Ls»! Htid «heiter and many tiae* < Halt * , viitury »£> a eulogy of less your »tuff improve» wonderfully to the ytate of terror In which be I«'**’ lini it .. w . as Indignantly. aa*ui ling that the sw«***;w*r his bead entirely. Horses in that Btate their virtues, whicb they can stick in the future."-Ubieago Time« Herald. few of it* Presidential vote*. Abr* kindii' -• »' .©l inert It anywL^rr little tnlii«Mt In Ef> • ’and. ant P « as up was an linposror "If you hail been OO ° seem to i«»se not <M)ly their heads, but over their front door if they like. li*m l.ln<x>ln reset rial a .popular vote of taluable there that exportation of It shot through the »'art you would have Remark .bte Chance. Hlgheai Inhahltril Place, their per«?rptive s*-9**s six! a ho"~ a le*s than 2,«aai taai tn it total vote of win prohibited O O tw***n as dead The lilghest Inhablt**«! pla.v In Hie doornail!” It ts a pity that the woman whose 0l’o you think that Turkey wiU p<j that condition may dash headiou 4,«N0.IK That wa* only forty years Twelve nillen Iron) ttifV^sce of the ' But shun* world la thr cuatrin hoiise *>f Ancoaiar- »ai«1 the man. “me ■ I» gtu at dawn, and last all day, »¡ia: n.I. mn ty? " asked the Ot s. r«»® against a stone «Qll The habit of s. ago Garfield waa elected In lhhii^y a ca. In Peru, it Iring l«,<as> feet aliov» new dlmx)verjr wre two fullers earth heart was® me throa'Q-tt the time!” • ® 0- © - i Boarder. iug. when once fortn«*d. Is dltflcult vote of 4.440JIM In a total of lt.20fl.4K tnlnea that itaxe hern worked for a "If it d<w the ar* O ---------- • sick child, has no resource by striking Q ' ’ '«’eyd -Mr«, but It may almost always be i Thr l*rraldeM eh,*«en thia year will cer ’•'titc ti J» QM II kiiuwo a* the Hard Boarder, "i th, W will be oue oi the The children'• idea ,,f g,H*t luck Is t<> for an eigut-bour law vent«! by such Consistent kludnes* tainly poll a popular vote of A.ntsi.f*g) We «till think that about the fuunl mine an«! the other 1» owned by the have their mother pr»-pane for a party, alngular m. --------------- - -------•----- treatment as to overpower the Inba. it or tberratamts four time* aa many *a est thing ri the world is tue priaSa#’ Utandard <41 C«tnpaB/. The product and a big ra.n prevent "What?" guests fri>us eagles are as han! 0 catch as ln«in<*t of instant flight from poo» !>•• Were c- t for Lincoln aud nearly twice of a serio cvuilc pia/. q — lertfeb fvr retain* crude oil eviuiua. I '.tome on ear silver Jul Hjs. \ Turkey makiafl o go®» of It danger In which the bab.t orlgtua*«». •Bif -PittablU-g L’LroU:c.*-Te.,-gray>. Uur Xu.uial Friebd. ® O Eugene City Guard as many as were east for all candidates lo issu Science vention I o T V ; E Y