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Eugene Weekly Guard.
stalled in their proper station."
But time was limited aud the dlseutb
»ton was cut short by the trapper bid­
M n; of Th«»» Li«ri«< la th* Creak Na­
ding them a »arm farejell and going
tion Ar« W*H-to-I>o.
to bis quarters for a short »leep. His
X AMt'Kkl.I HKII».. l’ropriatora.
glance, however, wandered to the
It 1» not in the South that the rich­
tn< e of Bertha as he drew the curtain
est negro-s are found, although many
OREGON.
behind him and he saw a flush on her
EUGENE ....
in that region have aiuaxsed a gtAxlly
cheek that brought one to hit o»J
« j—*.—
store of property sln«*e the war. Ooubt-
that was soon hidden in the dim light
less the wealthiest community of col­
A good epitaph Is all right In its
of his own cell-like apartments.
ored
people
lu
the
world
1»
found
As was his custom the trapper
place, but it comes so lute.
The World's Life.—Christ |a
among the Cr«*ek Indians In Indian
wakened on time, and dressed him­
“
Mr.
Lyle,"
he
said,
"1
think
it
high
Territory. There are about 7,000 of
self noiselessly to prevent disturbing : world's life.—Rev. F. E. Taylor,
CHAPTER XIX.
A man like» to hear a woman any
time for a settlement between us. I the other sleepers. He came forth tlst, Brooklyn, N. Y.
them, and they are worth ou an aver­
the has never been kissed, even If he
Thieve» "Fall Out.”
have performed all of my agreements quietly and was about to take up the
True Means.—The religious
age
(3,000
each.
The
wealth
of
the
d«M*sn't believe it.
Another morning finds the Indians with you and you have put me off equipments of his Journey when he Is the true means of settling dispi
more Industrious foot» up ever higher,
from
day
to
day.
and
now
that
I
have
..
Jott
certalu Individual» being the owner» holding their ground. They are well no obligations remaining unfulfilled I was astonished by finding Bertha —Archbishop Ryan, Roman c
Cath
ltil
of from |10,000 to $15,000 worth of Intrenched and the besieged In the demand that the deeds be signed and awaiting him.
I
’
hlladilpbia.
*
’
a.
"You, up too!’* he exclaimed In a
Stone House can only remain cooped
kind each.
The Nation.—The nation will alwJ
low tone.
In until relief shall arrive from the that you pay the.balance due me.”
Tut,
man.
this
is
no
time
for
set
­
These negroes are the descendant» fort.
"Yes. I wished to speak with you be just as good and as safe as the J
tling
business
affairs,
when
our
very
of slaves of the Creek tribe of Indians
Why not prohibit «hooting Meer, and
before you left.’’.she replied. "I had dividual» composing it.—Rev. I*. ¡J
If they are even spared this privi­
ami are known as Creek negroes. They lege they will feel thankful for it scalps arc qui’ertng on our heads. a dream—It Is a foolish th'ng I New Bedford, Mass.
thereby tone the live» of many hunter»
j
There
is
plenty
of
time.
Watt
until
know—but I laid down only for a few
are entitled to a share in the division requires time to communicate with
who ar« mistaken for them?
we have repulsed this band of bloo«l- moments, and I had such a vivid
As the Master Bids.—If one loved
the
military
authorities
and
the»
so!
of Creek Indian lauds, also a part of
thirsty savages, which your awkward­
the trust fun«!«. Together the 7,000 ne­ diem move with deliberation a«4 pre­ ness has brought to our door, and dream and it seemed so real, that I as the Master blds he can grasp e«J
Another express flyer has gone into
could not resist telling It to you. Of hand offered In the same love.— J
pare
before
they
move.
groes own XlJMiO.tXJO acres of land.
the ditch. But what of it? We must
Old Egan's messages a-re already then we will talk about settlement." course there is nothing in dreams, but Dr. Byrd, Methodist, Atlanta, Ga. |
And
yet
their
education
Is
far
from
"But
we
must
settle
now!"
de
­
keep hustling, no mutter w hat chances
ft may put you on your guard—there
»ent out and his reinforcements are
Downward—The man who qo0J
complete. Their social environments doubtless on tne road. While sol­ manded Follett. "You have thus put may be danger you know.”
we tak**.
me
off
from
time
to
time
and
I
now
are crude In the extreme and progress diers are preparing “rations” and
"Does a coyote ever attack a lion— ues downward only accelerates 1
must
have
a
settlement
without
fur
­
Hl Louis will make a tremendous hit
a mountain lion?" Inquired Bertha.
Cynics have d«*clared that touib- goes slowly amid their but» and fields. rolling their blankets and seeing to
own movement, and return becoj
If it can secure tin* attendance of the stones are the gn-atest llar» In the
•No—," replied the trapp«*r,—"not more and more difficult—Rev. J |
Unlike the other Indians of the rich their equlpm«-nts generally. Indian ther delay.”
"I
ant
a
man
of
few
words,
as
you
single handed; a pack might attack Smith, Indianapolis, Ind.
ahk'xmd of Hwat also at the world's world. Thl» Is only another way of five tivlllze«l tribes, the Creeks Insist­ warriors are already In the saddle
and riding night and day toward the know Follett." responded Lyle, "ami one under proper conditions—if they
fair lu 1H04.
saying that the ancient maxim "Tell ed upon freeing their slaves to give seat of their campaign.
I answer now, once and for all, wait were cornered, or hungry and they
The Outward Visage.—The kind!
them an equal share in their lands and
tudhlng
save
good
of
the
d«*ad
”
is
re-
until
1 am ready to settle.”
If
the
Indians
should
surmise
that
thought they might benefit by it wlth- life one leads even leaves its mJ
A nother woman has been poisoned
"So
am
I
a
man
of
few
words
and
specttsl everywhere. Humanity agrees money. At that time there were few relief had been sent for they would
upon the outward visage. The >.J
out too much risk."
by eating candy went to her through
slaves, but the number grew through hurry the final attack, and the be­ also of quick action, your I-ordship,
"It was a foolish dream. I know,” we wear la self’s externalizatloj
the mall, Evidently ahe did not read that auger, malice and hatred «hould
stop at the grave. Hence the grave­ descendants, until now fully 7.0<X) have sieged felt much alarmed for fear a title for which you are Indebted to she Bald, "but I will be brief: I saw Rev. R. M. Black, Episcopal, BraokJ
the newspapers.
me, and another moment’s delay on
stone recites only the virtues of him laid successful claim to a "head right” that they might discover the tracks your part will be the costliest act of a mountain lion, such as you caught
i
of
Metzger,
who
had
borne
the
mes
In your trap, on a long Journey, It N. Y.
John T.. Sullivan says this Is a thank­ who sleeps beneath It and say« noth­ on the Creek rolls of citizenship. They sage to the trapper. There was also vour life'” said Follett In a low, de­ climbed among the rimrocks, then
Deathless Hope.—Christ etnanefj
have
their
own
representatires
in
the
ing
of
his
fallings
and
weaknesses.
It
less world Still, there are foolish peo­
some fear of delay in communicating termined tone.
passed along through canyons, and ed the soul from the thraldom of J
Creek Indian Legislature, their own
ple who would Is* willing to take $1,- must ta* admltt«sl, however, that in
with the military post as the trapper I Dan Follett was a man of action then crossed stretches of the plains. It
schools
ami
tbelr
own
churches.
Ev
­
some cases charity is heavily drawn
was known to spend a great deal of and of few words, as the reader Is seemed to be very tired, but ft was and sin, and supplied us with enJ
(AJO,(JOO and call It quite generous.
upon in the effort to ilinl virtues to erything bills fair to make them the his time away from home, working aware, and his conscience did not dic- Intent on Its trip, and plodded on. for victory by girding us with 1
ascrllie
to the deceased, and it is this model community of negroes in the among his traps In the rimrocks. tat<* moral means and ends. He was Behind It came a coyote—just like might of deathless hope.—Rev. j.l
A scientific person who ha« tieen In­
naturally inclined the other way. His
the coyotes you capture, except its Freeman, Baptist, Toronto, Canadxl
vestigating the phenomena of sl<s*p consideration, undoubtedly, which las United States when Indian territory Is While It was considered best that the
trapper should make the journey to
hair was dark; it was almost black
Good of Humanity.—It Is go sl to J
reaches the conclusion that many p«*o- Influence,! the clergymen of Hamilton, recovering from the tangle wilderness the fort. yet. Metzger had received In­
It would trail along the rocks behind the heart beat stronger In aatlcipij
ple go through life without ever having Ohio, to declare by a unanimous vote of reconstruction, Its laws made uni­ structions to go. sh«nild he be unable
ths lion and then cut across a near
timt they will no longer preach funeral form and Itself a State of the Union.
been really wide awake.
to find Hammersley.
way and lie In wait for the lion; of some object when that object J
There Is little culture among the
sermons save In cases where they can
The besieged determined to 'lb
then it would skulk away on the ap­ braces not alone our little selves I
Creek
negroes.
They
have
a
social
Th«* courts have decided that a one- conscientiously ascrlb«* to the d«-ad
rather than fall into the hands of the
proach of the lion, and follow again. the great good of humanity;—Rev ]
legged man may, by the use of proper merits warranting eulogy. They de set all their own. to which not even Snakes, for they knew that Obi Egan
It kept thl» up all through the day. Bisbee, Unlversallst, Boston. Masxl
appliances. I m * almost as good us new. cline any longer to compete with th«* the Indians are Invited. Their charac- would show no mercy now. having
But at night it grew more bold and it
Church Stronger.—The church
caught
the
Lord
of
The
Desert
In
his
terlstlcs
are
in
a
great
measure
differ
­
tombstoni*»
in
Indlscrlmlnat«*
prals«*
of
Perhaps the Judge was having rheu­
again hid behind the rocks on the stronger to-day than ever before, i
treachery,
and
they
guarded
the
loop
­
ent
from
the
negro
of
th«*
South
or
the
trail. As the lion approached, tlreff what gives the church its preseutpJ
matic twinges at the time the decision (s*ople simply li<*<*iiu«<* those p«*«»ple are
dead. There is something to bo said North. It 1» a mixture of both, w 1th holes with close scrutiny never fail­
and leg-weary, the coyote attacked It
Wus handed down.
ing to send a bullet at the slightest
from the rear and the lion turned and er Is the fact that it has proved toil
for tills attitude of the clergymen. A additional peculiarities.
exposed portion of an Indian’s body.
a
great fight ensued, and in the midst the greatest agency under God fort
Like
the
Indians,
these
negroes
have
philosopher
once
put
the
case
thus:
A
A prober into startling facta makes
They were well supplied with pro
of the fight—I know it is foolish, but elevation of the race.—Rev. C. J. ¡¡1
the astonishing statement that it costs dead ruscnl Is no more admirable than their dances In the open, which hnve visions, water and ammunition, and
it was so exciting—my heart leaped Denver, Colo.
as much yearly to k«*ep a dog us it does a live rascal save that he is incapable come to l>e a sort of religion with unless actually overpower«'«! would
Into my throat and I wakened—the
them.
Ami,
following
In
the
footsteps
Fundamental Thing.—If the spJ
of
further
rascality.
Why,
therefore,
be
able
to
withstand
a
siege
lndefi
to keep sixty liens, ami thirty hen» will
mountain lion changed Into your own
nftely.
of
the
Southern
Negro,
they
have
bar-
should
he
be
eulogized?
This
state
­
of honor and righteousness is not ; J
lay B,000 eggs while a dog will not lay
person
and
the
desert
coyote
assumed
The Indians were likewise prepared |
ment of tin* proposition appears logical becues, 'possum hunts and the like. As
uny. Go to the head.
the form of Dan Follett, and you and ent among men we cannot expect ■
and It no doubt app«*als with particular a Northern type of the negro they are for the siege. Besides the pure water
he wore in desperate combat among laws to work well, for the fuudamej
that
flowed
from
the
mountains
above
the rocks and cliffs of the far away thing Is the kind of men behind
An excited Halifax paper has Infor force to clergymen, who, from their more industrious ami Independent of the Stone Hbuse. they had the great
desert.”
motion of a plot on the part of Uncle very profession, may be supposed to the whites, know how to work hard meadows for their stock to graze upon
laws.—Rev. F. l’balen,
Unitari
“Never fear little—Ber—Miss Lyle,
Ham to annex Canada, and calls for deprecate any departure from th«* truth and save their money, and. like the and hail the Lord’s choicest bullocks
Worcester, Mass.
Dan
Follett
Is
surrounded
In
the
an army of 6tM»,(MJU to repel the Yankee «•ven in deference to the tradition "De type from the city, are well dreaaed— to select from when they became j
For Eternity.—It Is well to live
Stone House by Indians and I will be
Whatever gaudily, but at th«» Mme time wear­ hungry. To the starving warrior '
Invader. If you doubt thia you can mortula nil nisi bonum.**
on my guard against all enemies to to-day. but he who lives his best ford
from
the
rimrocks
and
lava
beds
this
I
He
gave
her
hand
au
assuring
clasp.
ing
exp««ns!ve
clothes.
license
In
elegalc
matters
may
be
per
go to Halifax and ask the editor.
mankind that roam the desert.” and day livc»s also for eternity. Herwii
milted to tombstones or even to men I Theae 7.1XIO Creek negroes live In a life was truly a dream: plenty to eat
buckling his revolvers about his is a fact that reaches further than J
spirit
for
revenge
knew
no
bounds.
am!
drink,
only
desultory
guaril
duty
A woman Is advertising In papers not In holy orders. It must be conced«*«! tract of rich land called the Canadian
—just exciting enough to stimulate He had already determined his course waist, and throwing the other equip­ think. A Christian father sends I
"for a home In u family when* then* that silence Is after all the highest River iHittoms. and Okmulgee Is their their energy—Old Egan’s braves were should the Lord delay settlement ments of his journey across his shoul­
are no children, no washing and «¡«md charity which may reasonably bo ex­ town am! trailing point. Okmulgee Is in their element. But summer can­ longer.
der, he took her hand and giving it religion down to generations.—1J
wages.” Hhe should explain whether pected of a preacher. The clerics of the capital of the Creek Indian nation, not last always even with the savage.
He had not been asleep all of an assuring clasp, stepped out Into Dr. Burrell, New Y’ork.
she will I m * satisfied with brussels <ar- Hamilton, Ohio, have done wisely nnd and has been for yeara a n«*gro town. While his warriors were reveling In these years, either, in regard to the the darkness, taking a course to the
In the Best Sense.—A man may I
p«*t in her room or whether she prefer» s«*emingly in resolving to leave post­ Recently, however, white people flock­ the luxury of a hazardless siege an<1 Lord's affairs. He went straight to southward.
great In many senses, but In* can«
Bertha looked forward with alarm
mortem eulogies of doubtful veracity ed In am! have taken possession. The the hope of an old time assault and a the hiding place of Lyle's treas'iry
oriental rug».
be great in the best sense unless I
to the tombstones. Heaven lies about negro»'« are starting their own towns division of the rich booty. Old Egan and helped himself. Ten thousand and dread. She Imagined that some­ recognizes somewhat of the dlvlnJ
thing
terrible
would
happen.
But
dollars
in
gold
and
bank
notes
he
was
scanning
the
desert
for
hfs
re
­
South American republics should not us in our Infancy, but the clergyman along the branch of the Frisco Rail
inforcements
Intuition admonished took and MCnrod sataly in a belt al­ under the theory of modem Intelli­ his own life and regards himself a* J
forget that there are two »Id«*» to the chnnot afford to lie about us when we 1 road.
him
that
delay
would not help his ready prepared next to hfs body. gence she would try to disabuse her ing led by the Almighty.—‘Rev. 1
Monroe doctrine. It affords protection are dead. The Btorled urn must du
Notwithstanding that many of these cause: that the sooner he had taken Then like a coyote he skulked away, mind of evil omens and imagine that Wrigley, Episcopal, Brooklyn, N. Y I
and at the same time Impose« obliga that.
Creek negroes are Industrious, there his prey and vanished among th«* lava passing through the guard of exult­ all would come out right.
A Good Thing.—It Is a good thinci
tlon». lleca use our policy save« these
The trapper looked upon the mat­
are some among them who rent out rocks of the far south, the better. ant warriors, grown careless with
both capital and labor that the n J
8AINT
AND
JOSS
IN
NEW
YORK.
countries from the fear of acquisition
I their ««states and lounge In Idleness He had never vet been overtaken by confidence in superior numbers, and ter differently. He thought more country Is a little chilly. Conscience]
by European monarchies, it doe» not
1 about the railway stations. It Is a the “blue-birds” of the Great Father stealing one of their best horses about the dreamer than the dream.
of Christian and Hud«
As he picked his way over the plains being stirred, new laws will be enJ
release them from th«» obligations of A Com|««riaon
I common sight to see a fsai-acre tract -nd had no desire to encounter these rode away In the darkness. As their
«lblet Olwervances.
men of Iron and lead under the com­ bloodthirsty war whoops chimed in and among the rocks, her form be­ ed, both capital and labor will see t J
courtesy and good beliavlor toward the
«>f
rich
land
tn
the
Canadian
bottom*
Ixing ago tnlaaionarlea, whose chron-
mand of G«*neral Crook. All who hail about the Stone House, he glanced came more beautiful to him and her mutual relations more clearly.—Ba
other nution» of the world.
ologic notions were a little bit con­ ta-lng tilled by a white man. Invaria­ met them so far had been routed or back through the darkness and said: words of friends hip echoed and re­
Dr. McCollester, Detroit, Mich.
fused. declare«! that Bud>llil«iu waa a bly. upon Inquiry as to his landlord, captured and Egan’s sins had been
"Devour them. Lord of The Desert echoed In his ears, And while he
On«* of the tilings In this changl.ig palpal>le Imitation of, If not a delltter- i In* will refer to the negro owner In uo too numerous for the wily chief to and all, hungry pack. I will see that did not believe that there was any
Close Up Her
Ranks.—If I
world tliut ought to I m * preserved luvlo- nte steal from Christianity. Beside» complimentary terms. Meanwhile one even think of falling Into the hands you are not molested in your work. significance in dreams, yet hr did not church of Jesus Christ ever does 1
late against the touch of innovation Is th«* almllarlth*a In tenet were those In I will fln«l th«* owner shooting craps or of the government. He knew full Before Hammersley reaches the fort forget the warning of the fair friend, work which her divine Lord has r.J
apple pie Properly constructed, with ritual and ceremony. Tills IlkeueH» enjoying himself eating turkey and well that his enemy was well equip­ his tongue will be silenced forever, and kept a more guarded lookout for her to do. she must close up her raJ
ped and that to attack him, armed and and Dan Follett, the half breed, will his safety than ever before.
an Ingenlnous regard for hygiene und
A church divided into sects and derJ
may be aeon by any New Yorker for 'possum In a neighboring village.
His trip so far had been an une­
protected as he was. that he must be well on his way to—where he will
for pleasing taste, an apple ph* Is the
When
the
Creeks
fret*«!
their
negroes
hlinaelf. The henvy Immigration of
ventful one. Night and day he inatlons is not the church which b«l
live
the
remainder
of
his
days
meet
with
failure
and
n
groat
loss,
in
very apotheosis of cookety, and no to
pushed on. only sleeping a few hours ganlzed.—Rev. Dr. Ilarlan, OnJ
Neapolitan« and Rlclllana has pnaiucul In lS<l-4 the two fraternize«! for a time, but when his horde of warriors and luxury.”
ken of modern degeneracy Is more
at a time and stopping a few minutes Neb.
several celebratt* Italy« In New York, ami even lntermarrle<l. but that has allies should arrive he expected by
mournfully apparent than tlie «rent
CHAPTER XX.
to lunch. The distance now did not
which celebrate the feataa of home all passed now. In accordance with force of numbers and by a simultane­
Christian Life.—What men need!
scarcity of the sort of intelligence and
divide him far from the fort. It was
Mountain Lion and Desert Coyote.
with more enthusiasm even than la ob the terms granting their freedom, the ous attack from every direction to
discrimination necessary to the pro
the last evening of hfs Journey when make them Christians is not to be J
take
the
Stone
House
and
Its
occu
­
Creek
negroes
nre
allowt'd
a
voice
In
served In the fatherland. A feature of
There was no time for hesitation
duction of apple pie, pure and ttnde-
pant» an«1 its treasures without great on th«* part of the trapper. Although he discovered fresh tracks of a horse ter convinced of Christian truth, b l
theae celebrntloti« la th«* presentation the tribal government, am! so they loss,
which had preceded him on the trail. fall In love with Christian life. J
The
known
wealth
of
the
place
tiled, ami divested of all adjuncts and
of votive candles to patrou «alula and have their own members In the Coun­ made It the most coveted place In the he bore no concern for the safety of The tracks led toward the fort and ■world Is not reading the Bible mJ
appurteuancea which vitiate the palate
the
Lord
of
The
Desert,
under
ordi
­
cil.
have
their
own
schools
and
all
to the Vlrgtu.
he concluded that It was made by
mind of the savage on the whole
and impair the digestion.
that; but the Creek Indian feels above western border, Arm« and atnmr.nl- nary circumstances, he would not someone going to the fort. There It Is reading the lives of those who J
On th«* other hnnd. In Chinatown
fess to believe It.—Rev. P. Pinch, J
have
him
slain
by
Indians
at
the
th«* Creek negro am! refuses to assm tlon. provisions, "fire-water.” gold,
present time. Besides,
there wor«'
........ ............
gregationallst, Chicago, IU.
j
Th«* work on the New York subway nearly every grocery «tore carrloa a elate with him.
valuables
of
all
kinds,
were
ma«?nlfieil
those In his employ who deserved the
The Future.—The future has nJ
was lately brought to a standstill nt atoek of Oriental votlv«* candles, which
in the Indian Imagination until even assistance of their fellawmen.
VICTIM OF WOMAN’S WHIMS.
on«* point by a doll’s five cent hnt. All are present«»«! to Buddha: th«* goddeea
the great wealth of Monte Cristo
saved any man. If he Is saved at il
He announced his intention at once
it was in the pres« nt—now. We tJ
waa ready for an exteualv« blaat l*c«> of mercy, Qwang Yin; the go«l of war. The Kate of a Huntfry Compoaitor on would not hnve compared with that upon the arrival of Metzger of going
of the Lor«l of The Desert.
no lense on the future; no. It Is J
plo In Hie vlelnlly were fleeing at the tjwnng Tl. and the god of literature,
to the fort but thought best to take
a Fashion Paper.
Th«*a«> cnndlra are
The same humdrum precaution was
eight of an Italian waving a plvve of Man Mo Mew.
gerous to trust the soul's salvation!
I
He was a tramp c«>uip«isltor down on preserved by the besieged and be­ a few hours sleep before starting put
tun«!«*
to
suit
all
tastes,
a«
well
a«
all
red cloth faatened to a stick.
The
on so fatiguing a Journey. Before
the deceptive future. To-day th« *1
hl« luck ami he had not bail a square siegers until about two o’clock In *h<* lying down, however, all preparations
workman tn th«* trench walt«*«l for the conditions of the pocket book. They
vior calls; uot to-morrow or some :J
afternoon
when
the
Indians
took
on
were made so that upon his waking
algnal to i*end off thè blast But the rang« from poor, cheap, little red af­ meal for a fortnight
In the future, but now.—Rev. J I
new energy and then* was general he would be able to start at once on
!
Ill
desperation
lit*
appll«*«!
for
work
fairs
like
tin*
Christmas
tree
candles
algnal did n««t come. Something had
confidence an«l activity In their ranks
Blair, Baptist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
happeuisl
A three ) ear-old girl was up to stately creation«, four, five and I on a fashion mngaxlue ami was taken The outlook who had been placed on his mission. It was his purpose to
start before daylight that he might
,
ou
as
a
“
sub.
”
The
copy
w
ith
which
Material Good.—Make it your J
being <1 ragged to a place of safety by «lx feet In length. Th«* Italian» u»e
th«* peak overlooking the desert, sig get beyond the rimrocks to the south
business to be right, to do right, to. I
two poorly dreaaed women. when the both red and «hit«*, while th«* Chi­ I k * was furulslied read sotuethlug like naled Oli! Egan that reinforcements before dawn so that the scouts of
according to all th«* commandin' nt* I
were coming
green feather«*«! hat of her pitiful doll nese confiue themselve« almo«t exclu­ thia:
Egan, should they be watching the
God. and the question of material 1’1
■'Terrapin gre«*n with garnitures of
The chief could not reeliit climhlnK desert might not discover him.
fell Into the street. The Italian drop sively to red. They ua>* white and yel­
will settle itself naturally. The 1J
p«*d Ills flag «■ be hear,! the child low upon «ta'clal occasion«, a white , lemon white lace and champagne «*ol- to the summit of an adjoining foothili
in the preparations for the Journey
of God hnve to do with the b«»dy. I
ncranm with grief and »aw th«* cats«- candle being symbolic of death am! a ored velvet cvnstltut«*d the lovely and looking for himself. He was re­ he had an able assistant in the per­
warded by s«'eing a cloud of dust far son of Bertha Lyle. Her companion­
well as the soul, and make work I
trophe. lie •«•lx.*d the hat, rushed yellow ou«> of heaven, or the »on of gown on our cover page.
Hammerpley discovers a fresh track.
out on the desert to the south that ship. however, was more valuable to
"Brawn
bread
1»
a
faahlonable
colot
truly a religious duty ns pray« r — iJ
acroaa th«* atreet, gave It to the mother, heaven, who Is the emperor of th«*
from Its length along the plain, he the trapper than her assistance. He
In crape, ami hnrtuoulzea well with knew a ban«! of his warriors were
and in ■ moment the tint waved and celestial kingdom.
Dr. Raymond, Schenectady. N Y. I
were
no
shoes
on
the
animal's
feet,
had grown accustomed to doing
the arrest«*«! work went on.
Formerly both the Chln«*ae an«! Ital butter color«*«! lace.
A Larger Scope.—The church of 1
coming In single file as rapidly as everything himself and did not feei but the soldiers frequently pressed’
"A gown of tomato rad was delight­ their steeds could bring them
A Mfe In depending upon others the plains horses Into service and future has a larger scope and a Urfl
Inna depended lor their candle« upon
11 1« txid bow we otvrltxik the etili Importing merchants. In the last few fully Colitraati'd with lettuce given vrl little later another cloud of «lust from Everything done by Bertha wag either there was no reason to suspect any­ mission than the church of th«* PM
the southwest announce«! other rein­ superintended or Inspected by him. to thing out of the ordinary from a mere
dren at t linea. New York has Just months th«* mnnufacturv* has sprung tel nml oyster white applique.
< hrlstlanity Is tacomlng mor«* IntM
forcements on the way. and. though his satisfaction and generally to her horse's track.
“
Vegetable
»Ilk
braid
1»
oue
of
the
up
tn
New
York
an«!
now
nttalna
fair
opened a tallii««' hospital,
It Is the
But. as the reader knows, Ham­ and more practical. At this t J
the Indians preserved a silence while < mbarrassment. Women think thev
new
trimmings
tirsi hospital In thè World for thè ex proportions. In many respects the
In view of the occupants of the Stone
mersley was bes, t by one of the most
"A charming breakfast gvwu Is Ho'is.* they could not MffM chanting know how to do things themselves, unscrupulous villains of the plains. when the commercial spirit is b««lB
elusive treatment of Infanta The limi New York candles are better bits of
with such sway. It will require V
and
Bertha
was
no
exception.
The trapper had only used ordinary assistance of c«in9cli*ntlous, conseM
their war songs In their concealment
ut It ha« exlated for yeara. Of evurse workmanship than the Import»«! ones. shown tn l*eel red castuuere.
But still they dl<i not quarrel. The
"Egg
blue
ami
melon
given
are
de-
The
latter
are
usually
softer
ami
:
It
was
not
until
th«
’
first
war
party
care on his trip from home, while
nm«t niothers bellev» that thè place for
manhood to counteract this
■
arrived that th«* whites fully realized man of the desert knew how he want­ Follett had been on the scent like a ed
baby, «lek or w.ll, 1« at bouie. That greasier than the former ami product* ! lightful new tluts
— Rev. F. T. McWhirter Presbyter!
ed things arranged ami the woman
their
danger
Thev
had
felt
r,
isn't trae In a greti msny hotnes In a smokier light The home made are - "Claret allk make« a charmlug waist.
from Edinburg only desire«! to please hungry wolf. Although compelled to Indianapolis. Ind.
a
"All »hade» of brown are popular. ably safe against the enemy In hfs him. While h«‘ wa, practically a child go long distances out of hfs wav on Indianapolis,
cltiea l housaml« of p«>opl« are cruw«l manufactured from stvartn. |«arat!ia
former
strength
until
reinforcements
account of being mounted, to pet
A
False
Impression.
—
It
is
a
i*
Including
chocolate,
butteruut.
chest
­
of
the
desert,
yet
he
was
Intelligent
or
«ax.
although
the
last
name«!
nut«
ed Into quarters wliere «il««««» la in
could arrive from the fort, but now
The nut ami hazel ami the blscuR shades that he was reinforced he might be an«l had not become one-sided In hl« aroun«l the numerous walls of rim­ Impression that God hates a tiiOl
Vtted by cvndltlons and babtes do not «tan«'» Is growing into disuse
views.
RRW th0 vn|ne of womtn.g rocks. he had gotten the trapp«->r's and that bls son gave up his life
stand aiuch of a chance. Hospital finest quality Imported from China are ar«' also prominent.
encouraged to attack and might sue-
companionship, felt Its influence and course and was determined to hoa«1 make him love them. The opposite I
*'A
coff«*e
colored
dinner
gwwn
had
made
from
lna«*et
wax
specially
per
ceed
b«*fore
suc«-or
could
arrive
treatment would ptatpone many funer­
for hail often chided himnelf since Ber- him off ere ho should reach the fort
this Is true. Every sectarian td
ali that are cau««i! as tuucb by luipur« fumed, while one variety of th«* ltal slev'ves of cream KiewsseU'ne kl seatNe them.
tha« arrival for permitting bU nTn- and kill him to prevent the Txird of
Just
at
nightfall
another
han«!
of bittan to rise In certain directions The Desert from receiving aid. He cold and distant. Th«* Bible h« l«l’]
alr. lack of prnper treatment and Ian Imported Is made from clarlfi<-<4 sty le.
arrived, and. the
rrowdUig a« by d Iseasa In New York wax of fine quality, |>erfum«M with ! " I’rune celer pram I sc» ta Imre a reinforcements
1 alm. my boy." he would sav. "Y’ou nad no hatred for Hammersley hnt a God of genuine love and klml’d
Indians now ta«'omlng more bold
grc.it
run
the
mild
s«*vnt
of
bhaiseni«.
are only a trapper—make your living h«» would have sacrificed a bosom- "He so loved the world that he ffl
for every 100 fllled raffina twenty alt
rent
the
air
with
their
warwhoops
But
“Apricot, sr a a m* and ha.sMia aee the the new arrival.« were hungry and In roaming the desert and climbing friend to gratify his reveneefni sp'rit up bis only begotten Bon.”—Rev. 1
Both Italian and Chine«*, says the
volita In ha hi et» umicr otte year ol«t. a-nd
lie ha<1 already discovered the trata Crawford. Methodist. Akron. Ohio I
rimrock, and trapping wild ani-
M p< r « « ut of thè deatff» <x*Tur ama» New York I’oot, employ a can.Ue uewi st »had«*» of yellow.
thirsty and as darkness came on the the
j
•ils ■ and skinning them
She Is re per s «»• r *.< h an ! had prec. ,'e,| v
"Almond white galloon appears on Lord of The Desert beheld their
chIMren under tsv» «rara ol«L There which is really a sbeH within w hl. h
']
Is wealthy
wealthy. 1 While she Is to a point near the fort where he ex- I Separate and Distinct.—T
nned. She is
a
wltie
colore«!
br
i*lcloth
ruwtif
and
the
candle
Its,
If
is
pla.v.1
and
h«-l,l
in
campfires
In
every
direction
and
he
a»e loja«> k. da «s Wie New York bospl
thrqwn In vour company r under moat P*r»c«! to hide among the boulders' has nothing to do with the chun b j
c
.
tif»
of
platmbe
velvet
mw
them
busily
engaged
tn
raoklng
were Inttv-
t«g« at J snl» no «yen» of tbvm p««sltloa by means of a helical spring
! unfortunate clrc umatancea. she could 1 and stop the tranner forever from t**e the church has nothing to do with j
-th .*,-.■« *not be Othe-wtse
Hiding hl« horse In , •tate. They are separate and «listM
were deVet.at n> bahie» ThM 1« wby at the bottom. of the «bell. Th«sie dmisl for evutrast. Cniab«*«l straw tar­ a-W feasting up«'n bta ,’
that t i grateful, she desert trail
wh
h
had
?«*
’
n
fat*.
■
•
f.
-
<».
•
*
>n the backrround he M*cr*»fp«1 And yet the state Is doing the «■ rk<
vv. t.atdes h saltai wa« orgwilie«! ami shell» are Often pr«'fu«elv doMTMed ry has given way to the grape shad»«,
will always be grateful- -will regard
ates
of
a
different
race
Martin
I
vie
im».' f near the trail and walte«! the
you as a preserver and I friend, but
.... wi i-t«-d It is exp**eted to cut «town am! are strikingly hamisom» The amt mulberry to bon bon pink.
the church by appropriatina n • J
was not tf cowan! He was a rill
approach of the trapner.
]
"Tobaivo Is one of the uniat bei-om an«! a thief an«! a drunkard, but with nothlrg more my boy. Do
Itallau» prefer as ornamentation leaf
thè deatb rate
not
build
When he was within a taw
i
support the poor members
1
up
false
hopes,
young
man
work am! geometrh-al pattern«, while Ing al«a«!«*s of brawn **
.
-
- --------
Remain Follett leveled hfs revolver and wh^
all of thia he was a man of conr
' within you “1« * , n,l" “J’*1
chur«’h. The state has to do thl* j
’
rnl
"ta
the
Chines*
Ilk*
minute
has
rallefs
,.f
II
•
fellow
print.
u>
m»tl.*e«t
that
he
of
the
true
Scotch
«tripe
When
he come to grief.
A man that baa tak«*u reasonable
So let the matter the trapper approached wtthlr. a f. w cause the church will not do it Sbj
strangely an«! graan«*d at time«, •aw hla property being Mcrfficed. Mi 1 drap."
1
feet of him the scoundrel pulled the
car« of btuiwlf ought act to be old at men. god< dragons mountains an«! acted
on the church!—Rev. A. R. IL'lJ«'1!
homf
surrounded
by
an
nv his 1
before they tavanie aware of the
A han«!»«»me shell with but
'
Thu» won'
fifty Hut at fifty lMvid Ixwb of New lamlscais-s
old reason this man of the trigger. But fortunately the percus- Presbyterian. Atlanta. Ga.
life
and
that
of
hts
1 frontier whe
Y ■ « felt lh.it ta had lived too long caudle within ranges from II up u, i wriousiiesa of the (IM he fell to the threatened, he rose from
Ptf’ode
n-.w • s
*“n nature awakened his
1
and expire«!, The coroner's Jury
heart to lor»
and ao ranimltte»! suicide I«*eb was »>. according to al»« ,nj workman fl.s«r
chair dressed and armed
.««.<
r
-<he.
-pon
his
Intended
v'c
were recently compelled to 1
;
After
making
preparation
of
"Acute
dyspep
ship
It
Is
durable
and
Is
Me«!
as
an
1
tvnderad a verdict
not p«»or. He retirad from tatuine««
battle and took active <
t n* from behind like an lrtar .tea
trip he had given lnstnic.._,
supertndut'ed by overeat lug. '*— hts men,
*
two years ago "«nd bad «ine« seemed ornament in a chur.-b or a J«>s»houM ala.
t ‘- Thcnoiaeoftheh^m^f'^ • book In the mld«Ue of It. »'
I is companions concerning th
been wondering ever since ho" 1
« 1 New York Sun.
deapoii«!, nt beaus» he had nothing to for many years
His long bennmtad brain ta«-ame tlon tn his absence. He s
out Three women, all good and b-*’
active his eyes flashe«! with the fire •h»t Indian scouts might
do.” 11« was a bachelor ff Loeb had
•
Knn«nv«l Aihleil«-«. o
k
wh*n Follett some, loved the same man. T"'* p<l
of
eveften'ent
once
more
an«!
his
pon
married he would bar« had bl« wife
tain
’
rJ
/
ponh
*
<,pn
rr*«l
the
“Joe 1« • great walker.”
abode and Impressed upon hit
both rich and handsome, loved ’
derous form as he moved among hts
and chlldran to love and tbtnk of tn a
h * *>'*uMer sad trar'ng
"In<!«*e«l? Il vw loug has he brrn men gave him the appearan<*e of a th* Importance of not betas
Mra* woman, and one woman
stead of being obliged to concentrata
ed
m.nn
"
'
’
’
■*
a
’
l
*
n
t
In
an
»meTpert.
walking?**
"grittly.” In courage at least
bC X
•*'*** th* h»lf h-e| character, didn't love her hns iand-
tw
tlon is drawing near to a cl
bta thought« ujion tila tawed aelf. It
■'l-eiume «mg 1 believe th« twins
Dan Follett bad tieen watching the ••M “I expect In the v«»tt
an/be ?»' 7J” Wr1'*t W"’h OT”' *»*11 did love another tuan who « a* '
keeps the heart young to he Interested
ar* 5 months okt"- Cleveland l*U;n pirn-ending« with studions silence eral Crook and his men not
•‘ • ,\ V r
* th ”»** tabor atff fond of his wife. Now. bow ’ J
n the welfare of «ditera. Or If when be
Tie earns to the con, tuslo« that a put,a stop to Em, d.r< ;.T
Itaaler.
two of .V
k*'’'1 ,,r,1<gle between •tralghten it ont?
erists »«I at hand
Meeting the country but to see the Ixwd In
waa tn active bualneoa be bad bad the
£
x
ur™*
’1
- j
The fraiale bookkeeper Is entitled to ? or 1 of The ’M- rt
of
»«-«••» But W let It absorb bini to th* ¡
t**•• f - * t «- • Desert re-! need to ,
j-,-.,.
C0TB®cm*p
lb« title of «vuuteam
There is nothing dogniatie »'■*J
be to!J him be would speak with him , •*• th» real lord md ths lady
• tear Pboto<rapher» They s
»
©
wt,;iag u> ex Hange views.
exclusion of everything else he would
have remalm*d young and able to en­
joy life. No man that desires to avoid
a miserable old age will permit the
work habit to enslave him. lie will
read b >ok«. go about among people.
form friendships, cultivate bls tastes,
ride a hobby—do anything rather than
narrow himself down to a money-mak­
ing routine that Is sure to harden the
feelings and atrophy the mind, and so
make a walking mummy of him. Any
one that starts with a good cnstltutlon
an«l a decent outfit of bruins should not
be exhausted at fifty. If he Quds him­
self world-weary and fatigued with
life at that age he has only himself
to blame. And he can freshen hl» spir­
it and revive hl« energies by searching
out way» to do a little good. Lo«*b, If
he ha«l become tin* friend «nd helper of
chll«lr< n. or had made It his business
to be a spe<*lal providence to some poor
family In Ills neighborhood, would not
have been troubled with the despond­
ency that l«*d him to the disgraceful
crime of suicide.
NEGROES GROW RICH FAST.
Q