Hillsboro independent., February 16, 1900, Image 4

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iontinmd fruiit t'irnl J'tty.
turid women wlil out bs lovaLU, will
aot lova.
"In they a DoUdnft. understand
nothlnf T It la Tant Hanula wbo hurlea
buLui: oat aftar another anil folds
bar bau la resl-rnedly Tba Lord gave,
and tL.- Im 4 l.ntli taken awav. aod
blessed Lh tl.c lame of ttia I.oril' and
ah look for auotli.tr. It la tlis uard
Landed, dmp tlitukar wbo. wlieo the
wlfs wbo ba thought aod worked wltb
tiliu (oaa, rao flud uo real and llritfi-ni
near ber till be Hilda sUep tw-siile her.
A giat soul draws aod la drawn
wltb mora tierce Intensity than any
mail una. Hjr ever lucb m grow In
Intellectual height our l strikes
down Ita root deeoer antl spreads out
Ita anna wider. It la for loves aake
yet more than for any other that we
look for that new time." She had
leaned her bead against the stones
nd vtRtcui-d lth her and, soft eves
the retreatlu bird. "Then wben that
time conies," she aald slowly, "when
lova la no mora bought or sold, when
It la not a tueana of making bread,
when each woumn's life U filled wltb
earnest, Indc endcut uilor, then love
will coin to her, a atrange swldou
wcetncs breaking In uiou her eanieitt
work, not Bought for. but found. Then,
but not now"
Waldo waited for her to finish the
sentence, but aha deemed to bava for
gotten him.
"I.ymlall," he said, iulting bia band
noon ber (hIih atarti'di. "If you think
that that new time will Ik- so greut, no
good, you who Hx-ak no easily"
Hhe liilcrriintctl him.
"KlM-ttk. KH'uk!" Hhe Mid. "The dlf
flculiy U not to Hieuk. The dllticulty la
to keep allcllce."
Hut why do you not try to bring
that time 7" he said, v. lib pitiful sim
plicity. "Wheii you ncak. I lielleve all
you say. Other peoplo would listen to
you also."
"I am not ao aure of that," ahe aald.
wltb a smile.
Theu over the amall faeo came the
weary look It bad worn hint night aa it
Watched tbe ahudow In tbe corner ab,
ao weary!
"1. Waldo, ir ahe aald. "I will do
nothing good for myself, nothing for
tbe world, till noma one wakea me. I
m aaleep. awutbcd, ahut up lu aelf.
Till I have been delivered I will deliver
Do one."
lie looked at ber, wondering, but aba
waa not looking at him.
"To aee the good and the beautiful,"
aha a.ild, "and to have uo atreugtb to
live It la only to be Monet on tbe moun
tain of NcImj. with the land at your
feet and uo power to enter. It would
be better not to aee it. Come." alio
Haiti, looking up Into hla face aud aee
Ing Ita uii'-iiinprehendlng expression,
"let ua go. It la getting 111 tc. IHihi I
union for hla breakfuat also," she
aihled, wheeling round ami culling to
the dog, who was endeavoring to un
earth a mole, an occupation to which
Ita bad been aealouaiy addicted from
the third uioiith, but la which be had
never ou any ainglo occaslou proved
successful.
Waldo ahouldcred hla bag. and I.yn
dull walked on Itefore 111 alienee, wltb
the dog clone at ber slilo. Terli.tpa ahe
thought of the narrowness of the lim
it within which a human aoul tony
cnk nnd be understood by lis neurett
of menial kin. of how aoon It reaches
that solitary land of the ln.llvl.lunl rx
Iterlcuce In which uo fellow footfall la
over beard. Whatever ber thought
may bar been. he waa aoon Inter
rupted. Waldo mine cloae to her anil,
landing a t 111. produced wltb awk
wardueaa from hit breant ixx'ket a
mall carved box.
"I made It for you," be wild, holding
It out.
"I like It," abe aald. examining It
carefully.
The workmanship wna better than
that of the grave poat. The Mow era
that covered It were delicate. and here
nd there email conical rot til icrn lice
were let In among Ihciu Hlie turned
It round critically. Waldo Inut over
It lovingly.
"There l one almnge thing about
It," he anld earueally. pulling a linger
on one little pyramid "I made It
Without these, and I felt aoinethllig
waa wrong. I tried ninny change.
nd at hiat I let these In. nnd theu II
waa right, lint why waa It T They are
Dot beautiful In the iiiHi'lvc "
"They relieve the inoiioloiiy of the
uioolll leave. I upMM. '
II ihook hi bead na over a weighty
mailer.
"The aky la moiiotiinoiia." he aald,
"when It I blue, nud let it I Unull
ful. 1 have thought of that often.
Hut It la not monotony and It la not
variety makes beauty. What Is It 7
The ky nud your face and thia Inu
tile aaine thing la In them all. only
more In the aky and lu jour face. Hut
what la It T
8 he lulled
"So you are at your old work atlll.
Why, why. why J What la the reason T
It la enough lor me." ahe wild. "If I
And out what la beautiful and what I
ugly, what I real and what I not.
Why It I there and over the II mil cauae
of things In general I don't trouble my
aelf. There uiiixl In- one, but what la
It In nic? If I howl to all eternity. I
hall never get hold of It. and If I did
I might lie no better off Hut you
tlermau are lw.ru with au appetite for
burrowing. Vou ran't help yourselves.
Yon must sniff after reasous. Just as
that dog must after a mole, lie knows
perfectly well he will never catch It.
but he under the lnierative necessity
of digging for It."
"Hut he might find It."
"Might! I'.ut he never ha aud uever
will, l.lfr Is too short to run after
mights. We must have certain tics."
She tucked the box under her artu
and was a I -out to walk on when tin-gory
How. with shining spurs, au os
trich feather In tils hat and a silver
bended whip, careered tast Hie l.w
ed gallantly as be went by. They
wailed till t!ie dust of the horse' hoof
had laliL
"There," said Lyudall. "goea true
woman, one born for the sphere that
some women hare to fill without be
ing born for It. How happy lie would
be sewing frllla Into h' little girl
frock, aud bow pretty he would look
sluing In parlor, wltb rough man
making lova to hliu! lKiu t you think
or
"I aha!! Dot stay fcer w lien he la
master." Waldo answered, not able to
connect any klml of beauty with Ureg
ory Rose.
"I should In agiu net. The rule of
woman la tyranny, but the rule of
man woman grinds line. When r
yon going r
-Anywhere.'
i "W bat to dor
"Bee aee everything
"You will be disappointed."
"And wera you 7"
"Yea, and you will be mora an. I
want sou. thlr.g that men and tbe
wofid give. You do not If you bare
few yard of earth to stand on and
bit of blue over you and something
that you cannot oe to dream about
y.jU bar all that you need, all that
you know Low to use. Hut I like to
see real men. Let them be aa disagree
able aa they please, they are more In
teresting to me than flowers or tree
or aura or any other thing under the
sun. Sometimes." h added, walking
on and shaking the dust daintily from
ber skirts, "when I aai not too busy
trying to And new way of doing my
hair that will show my little neck to
U tter advantage or over other work of
that kind sometimes It amuses me
Intensely to trace out the reaemblauc
between one mnn and another, to sea
how Taut' Suiiuie and I, you and
Honnparte, KL Simon on bis pillar and
the emperor dining off larks' tongues
are one and the sulue compound, mere
ly mixed In different proortione. What
l-i microscopic In one la largely devel
Mtl In anothor, what la rudimentary
In one mun la an active organ lu an
other, but all things are lu all men.
and one soul Is tf-e model of all. We
shull Hud nothing new In human na
ture after we have once carefully dis
sected and analyzed the one living we
ever shall truly know ourself.
"The Knfllr itlrl threw some coffea on
my arm In bed this morning. I felt dis
pleased, but said nothing. Taut' Han
ule would have thrown the saucer at
her and a worn for an hour, but the
feeling would lie the same Irritated
displeasure. If a huge animated stom
ach like itoiiniiurto were Dut under
gins by a skillful mental tnicroscoplst.
even be would la- round to nave an em
bryonic doubllug somewhere Indica
tive of a heart nud rudiuieutnry buil
dings that might have Itecome con
science aud sincerity. l--t me take
your arm. Waldo. How full you are
of mealle dust! No; never in I ml. It
will brush off. And sometimes w hat Is
more amusing still tbiiu tracing the
likeness between mnn ami man la to
trace the analogy there always la be
tween tbe progress and development of
one Individual aud of a whole nutlou
or. ngatn, between a single nation aud
the entire human race. It Is pleasant
when It dawns ou you that the oue Is
just the other written out In large let
ters aud verv odd to ttud all the little
follies nnd virtues and developments
anil retrogressions written out lu tbe
big world's txNk that you tlud In your
little Internal self. It Is the most
amusing thing I know of, but of course.
being n womuu, 1 have uot often time
for such amusements. Professional
diitiee always tlrst, you know. It take
n great deal of time and thought al
ways to look is-rfectly exiUlslte, even
for a pretty woman. Is the old buggy
still In existence. Waldo?"
"Yes. but the harness is broken."
"Well, I wish you would mend It
You must tench me to drive. I must
lenrn soincthlnc while I mil here. I
got the Hottentot girl to show me bow
to make Vursurtlcs' this morning and
Tant' Sannle Is going to teach me to
make kupjes.' 1 will come aud sit
with you this aftoi-uuon while you
mend the huruesa."
"Thank you."
"No; tloti't tlinnk me. 1 come for my
own pleasure. I never And any one I
can talk to. Women bore me. and men
tnlk xi to 'Cnlnir to the ball this
evening? Nice little dog that of yours.
I'retty little enra. no roiiu or poimer
up!" And they think me rasciuatlng.
charming! Men are like the earth, and
we are the moon. We turu always
one side to them, and they think there
la no other Ixx-ause they don't see It
but there Is."
They lind renched the house now.
"Tell me w hen you set to work," ahe
snld nnd walked townrd the dixir.
Waldo stiMsl to look after ber, and
Ihmw stixMl at hla side, a Itaik of pain
ful uncertainty depicted on his smalt
countenance nnd one little foot polaed
In the nir. Should he stay with his
master or go? He I. Miked at the figure
with the whip strnw lint moving to
ward the bouse, nnd hu looked up at
his muster. Then be put down the lit
tle paw and went. Waldo watched
them tsjth In nt the tlisir and then
walked away nlone. He was snttsticd
Hint at lenat bis dog was with her.
CIlAPTEIl XVIII.
TAUT' SAKNIi: IIOI.ua Art I I'SITTINO, AND
GHKtXIHT WRITES A l.ETTKR.
It was Just after sunset nnd I.yinlnll
ha 1 not yet returned from tier hint
driving lessou when the lean colored
nomnn. standing at the corner of the
house to enjoy the evening breer.o. saw
coming nlong the mud a strange horse
man. Very narrowly she surveyed
him ns he slow ly approached. He was
attired In the deepest mourning, the
black crape round Ida tall hat totally
conccnllng the black felt and nothing
but dazzling shirt front relieving the
funereal tone of bis nttlre. He rtale
much forward In bis saddle, with bis
chin resting on the upcrmot of bis
shirt stmR aud there was an air of
meek subjection to the will of heaven
nnd to what might be in store for hi m
that lesMike Itself even In the way In
which be gently urged his steed. He
was evidently lu uo hurry to reach his
dcst".:iiloii, for the nearer he ap
proached to It the slacker did his bri
dle bang. The colored woman, having
duly litcctcd hliu, dashed into the
dwelling.
"Here Is another one." she cried, "a
widower. I see It bv his hat."
"Hood Ixird!" said Tnttf Sannle. "It's
the seventh I've had this month. Hut
the men know where sheep and good
looks nnd money In the bank are to be
found." she mldcd. winking knowing
ly. "How dtx-s he lookr
"Nineteen, weak eyes, white hair, lit
tle round nose." snld the maid.
"Then It's be. then It's he." snld
Tant Sannle. triumphantly. "Little
I'let Vamler Wall, whose wife died
hist month two farms, rj.tsm sheep.
I've not seen him. but my sisicrln law
told me alxitit htm. and I dreamed
a I wilt hliu last night."
Here I'iet's black hat appeared In the
doorway, and the Hoer woman drew
herself up In dignified silence, extend
ed the tip of her tinner and motioned
solemnly to a chair. The yonug man
sested himself, sticking his feet as far
under It as they would go, and said
mildly:
"I am Little Plet Vnnder Walt, and
my father Is Hig Plet an.ler Walt."
Tant' ".annic said sob miily. "Yes."
"Aunt." an Ul the young man. start
ing up spasmodically, "can I off 'd
.lieT' "Y'ea.'
He solxml Ms hat and disappeared
with a rush through the thxtr.
"I toll you so! I knew It!" said
Tant' Sanule. "The tbar Lord doeau t
nd dreams for nothing, l'hlu't I tell
Toll this morning that I dreamed of
tn'jl least like a sheep, w'.th red eyes,
snd I killed It? Wasn't the white wool
hi hair, antl the red eves bis weak
vyes. and tuy killing hliu meant mar
fagcT tlet supper ready quickly. Tbe
sheep's Inside and roaster cakes. We
shall ait up tonight"
To young Plet Vgndwr Walt that sup
per was a period of lu tense torture.
There waa something overawing In
that assembly of English people, wltb
tbeir Incomprehensible spwLCti aod,
moreover. It waa bis first courtship.
His first wife bad courted him, aod
ten mouths of severe domestic rule bad
not raised bia spirit or courage. He
ate little and when be raised morsel
to bis Up glanced guiltily round to See
If be w ere not observed. He had put
three rings oo bis little linger, wltb tbe
Intention of stlcklug it out stlffiy wben
ba raised coffee cup. Now the little
linger waa curled miserably among Ita
fellows. It was small relief when tbe
meal waa over ami Tant Sannle aod
be repaired to the front room. Once
seated there, be set bis knees cloae to
gether, stood hla black bat ujm.u them
and wretchedly turned tbe brim up antl
down. But aupper bad cheered Taut'
Sannle, wbo found It Impossible longer
to maintain that decorous silence aud
whose heart yearned over tbe you
"I waa related to your Aunt Helena
wbo died." aald Tanf Sannle. "My
mother's stepbrother's child waa mar
ried to ber father's brother's step
nephew's niece."
"Yea, aunt," aald the young man. "I
knew we were related."
"It waa her cousin," aald Tant' San
nle, now fairly on the Sow, "wbo bad
the cancer cut out of her breast by the
other doctor, who waa not tbe right
doctor they sent for, but who did It
quite as welL"
"Yes. euut," said the young man.
"I've heard alut It often," aald
Tant Sannle. "Ami he waa the son of
the old doctor that they say died on
t'biistmas day, but I don't kuow If
that's true. People do tell such awful
Ilea. Why abould be die on Christmas
day more than any other day?"
"Y'ea, aunt, why?" sold the young
man meekly.
"I li! you ever have the toothache?"
asked Taut' Sannle.
"No, aunt"
"Well, they say that doctor not the
aon of the old doctor that died on
Christmas day, the other that didn't
come wben he was sent for be gave
such gisid stuff for the toothache that
If you opeued the bottle in the room
where any one waa bad they got bet
ter directly. You could see It waa good
stuff." antd Tant' Sannle. "It tasted
horrid, llr.it waa real doctor! He
used to give a bottle so high," aald tbe
Hoer woman, raising ber hand a foot
from the table. "You could drink at
It for a mouth and It wouldn't get
doue, and the same medicine waa good
for all sorts of sicknesses croup, mea
sles. Jaundice, dropsy. Now you have
to buy new kind for each sickness.
The doctors aren't so good as they
used to be."
"No, aunt." anld the young man, wbo
was trying to gain courage to stick out
his l.-gs and clink bia spurs together.
He did ao at last
Taut' Sanule bad noticed the spurs
before, but ahe thought it showed
nice, manly spirit, and her heart warm
ed yet more to the youth.
"Did you ever have convulsions when
you were a baby?" asked Tant' San
ule. "Yes," anld the young mun.
"Stranger said Tant' Sannle. 'I
bad convulsions too. Wonderful that
we should tie so much alike!"
"Aunt," said the young man explo
sively, "can we sit up toulglitr
Taut' Sanule hung her head and half
closed her eyes; but. Bulling that ber
little wiles were thrown away, the
young man staring tlxedly at his bat.
she siniM-retl. "Yen," and went away
to fetch caudles.
In the dining room Kin worked at
her machine, aud (Iregory sat close be
side her. his great blue eyes till mil to
the window where Lyudull leaned out
talking to Waldo.
Tant' Sannle took two candles out of
the cuplxiard and held them up tri
umphantly, wluklug all round the
room.
"He's asked for them," she said.
"Ikm-s he want them for his horse's
rublxil backr axked Gregory, new to
up country life.
"No," aald Tant' Snnnle Indignantly;
"we're going to alt opt" and she walked
off In triumph wltb the candles.
Nevertheless, when ail the rest of the
house bad retired, when the loug can
dle waa lighted, w hen the coffee kettle
was ailed, when she sat lu the ellxiw
chair, with her lover on a chair close
beside her, and wben the vigil of the
night wna fairly begun, she lxgnn to
And It wearisome. The young man
looked chilly aud said nothing.
Won't you put your feet on my
stover aald Taut' Sanule.
"No, thauk you, aunt" said the
young man, and both lapsed luto si
lence. At Inst Tant Sannle, afmid of going
to sleep, tapped a strong cup of coffee
for herself and banded another to her
lover. This visibly revived Ixith.
"How long were you married, cous
in r
"Ten months, aunt"
"How old was your bnbyr
"Three days wben It died."
"It's very hard when we must give
our husbands aud wives to tbe Ixird."
said Taut' Sannle.
"Very," aald the young man, "but It's
the I-ord a will."
"Yes," said Tant' Sannle and sighed.
"She waa such a good wife, aunt
I've known ber break a churn atlck
over a maid's bead for ouly letting dust
(Mine on a milk clotk."
Tant' Sannle felt twinge of Jeal
ousy. She had never broken churn
stick ok a maid' licn.L
"I Iiok- your wife made a good emL"
she snld.
"till, beautiful, aunt! She snld up a
psalm and two hymns aud a half be
fore she died."
"I ltd she leave say messages ?" asked
Taut' Snnnle.
"No," said tbe young man; "but tbe
tight before she died I was lying at
Hie fixit of ber bed. I felt ber foot kick
Inc.
" 'Plet.' she said.
" 'Annie, my heart.' said I.
"'My little baby that died yesterday
la lieeu here, and It stood over tbe
wagon lxx,' ahe said.
" 'What did It aayr I asked.
" 'It said that If I died you must mar
ry a fat woman.'
"i will.' I said, and I went to sleep
again. Presently she woke me.
" The baby haj been here again, and
It says you must marry a woman over
to aud who's hatl two busttands.'
"I didn't go to sleep after that for
long time, aunt; but when I did aba
woke me.
" The baby has been here again,' she
said, 'and It says you mustn't marry
woman with a mole.' I told ber I
wouldn't and the next day she died."
"That waa vision from tbe Re
deemer." said Taut Sannle.
Tbe young man ssxhled bia bead
mournfully. He thought of younger
sister of bia wife's who waa Dot fat
and who had a mole and of whom his
wife had always been Jealous, ami he
wished the little baby had ilked better
ataylng In heaven than coming
standing over tbe wagon chest
"I suppose tffat'a why you came to
mer said Tant' Sannle.
"Yea, aunt Antl pa aald I ought to
get married before aueaxuig Uiue. It
U bad f theraa do coe to st-e arier
thiols then, anJ the tnaJJa waste such
lot of fat."
"TA'beu d you want to get tu&rrleJ?"
"Next month. unt" said the young
man In tone of hoxlea reeiguattou.
"Way I klaa you. auntr
"'y. fy!" said Tanf Sannle and then
Mm a rvsouudlng kiss. "C'ouie,
draw your cbalr a Utile closer." sb
aald. aud. tlieir elbows now touting,
they sat on through tbe nlgbt
The next morning at oawu, a r.ni :
passed through Taut Sannle' bed- J
room, she fouud tue Boer woman pu
lug off ber boots preparatory to climb
ing Into bed.
-Where la Plet Vander Waltr
"Just gone." said Tant Sannle, "and
1 am going to marry him thia day four
weeks. 1 am dead sleepy." she addi-d.
The stupid thing doesu't kuow how
to talk love talk at alb" And she
cllmtx?d luto tbe four poster, clothe
and all. and drew the quilt up to ber
chin.
On the day preceding Tanf Snnnle'
wedding Gregory Kuw sat lu the blaa-
bb cojnirrrn.
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in a most dangerous c.militi.in with bronchitis anil luni; trouhlc, In-cause yon
can see how well antl stunt; I am now. The attack at that time causetl terrible
pain in mvchestand limy;'. 1 coulil hanlly move, nntltostixipcaufctl intenscsuf-
I c;' 1 i.l A..1
KCiiu;. oiue'iic m ii m.- 1 ,,
era hnnlish Kernel, ami l
thoiiRht I woultl try it,iilth'iuj;h
I confess that tlown in my licait
I hat little faith in il. Tin:
first Isittle pave i;rc.it relict',
and the secoml but lie inai'c mo
the healthy woman I am ttsl.-iy.
My husband's limy nic weak
also, and he curt d himself wilh
the same craml i ! 1 remedy.
'J-
Our boy and Ctrl liavi
liavo l.l!i
om tlcatli .rfjtl
teen saved bv it fro
bv croup. I know this
when they were att.it Ltd in the
nifht I had a Isittle in the cl set,
and bv acting cjniik.lv that fa al
Ll-Jil Si
malady was ta;cy tivcicot"
We always i;ivc it to lh,-1 lind i
when they li.ivo a couch nr c . ,
and wc would i;ot.l vti'hotit it
for anythiiif;. Mv s s cr wnl
tell you alsi, if vou a l In r that
it is a nudit inc tu
t hat ca.i t ays ' .
iixi i lor all the .'
lea'.l.inirorar.s. ' S '
be depended tipo
troulilesol the tnea'.l.ini;.
I tell nil our ne rhlrs a'x ut
,Z 1.1
mm
Acker's Knelish Rcmcily whenever I net a char.ee. and there arc plenty of peo
ple around Mechanicsviiic, N. Y.. wlicie I l.vc. who won'. 1 nuninre think of Ro
inn to bed at nit;ht without a Isiitle of it in I he house than they would of leaving
their doors wide open. As I look at it. parents are criminally icsp nsiblc when
they allow their children to die under the.r very eyes with enmp. iK-cause here
is a certain remedy that will conquer the terrible monster every time."
(Signed) Mm. f"irvi Kowi.er.
Aokr'i Rnirllsh Rrmeilv is Mil'l hy all dniRirfsts unfit r s pit've iisr:intM
that vour moiiFT will lie rt-ftin1fMl in rair of fs'liur. ;c.. . c.t snl $ a butti la
Daitctt Sta;i-b antl Canatla. la Kniflar.,1, is. i. jtl.. an. I ,s. tA.
Wt ouAurv IM abort gwmudct. W, U. Uuuki.ll it (,'i, frwrklrt, .Vca J'.r,
For Sale by The Delta Drug Store
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS .
When coip are ronteniplrtlin n trip
lictlieron business oi plcasti ...tln v
DsturallT wsnt the fsl serv,. e nii
tainable so far ss?eil, eomftit I and
safety Is ctsicernetl. Ktnplo.ciA of
the Viconin t'c-ntral Lines ate .ii,
to M-rve the public ami our train an
eiertel so as to make tloee i.soiec.
lion villi iliverinf litHsst al. iiiml
ion siiiits,
Pullman Palaie Sleej ing antl Chaii Cars
on thrMieh trains.
Pining far se iei nnsxcelled. Me.iU
servisl a la t'aitf.
In oiler to obtain tiiis firM class nrvn-e.
s-kthelnkrl aueiit to acli ,,u a
tit krt over
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.
Ihrect connections at ( In, aro , ,.
waukce for all lUslern Niints. . , ,
For fill information call on rour iret
ticket strcnt. or a rile
J- C. I'oan. orJt..Cus ,-,
tien. I 'as. At taeoeral Atrenl,
Hilauke,W is. 2b Mak
A POPULAR INK.
1 Mvui's ce!f bratol writing fluid kept
in i,.ak nt the lblt'bss r vtliw- i now
'!-.: Jt the
tVl Oilier,
Siutc A I'ovte, banker.
Tri-art r's Ortire, leert lieusr,
twMr' Utile, I earl llsae,
Sut. M-iool, Court linage,
T. It. A t. IS. leugae. Law timer,
SiiiilU A lioMaiau, law fibre,
II. VrhrsHg k .V.us, MrrruauU,
I'. I, lire a, lamilare lleaier,
lli.hl ure I' nil. Co., I'rluters,
Pi iu'e i itiieus.
Ti c r.ui l alien first iieU on p:i-r is
I a Is -.iiiiifiil l)iiilt tince bill aiier ex
.onr it tuins to a jet hl.i. k. It will n- I
l ull- 11 tin- I'l iglilest Mill-light. No sedi
ment is Iclt iii the ink i ll and it ilix-s
not Uioiue thick or clotted.
Try a bottle of it.
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Denver and
Hio Grande
KAILltOAII.
Scenic Line of the World
WtM-Lly l'xrurioiis
TO thi-:
EAST
Upholstered
Tourist
Sleepers
111 i-li:tikft- of exeiit'nceil roiullli ims and
ilcr.
?I3 I To Ku.i! Ciu t'hii t.'V
li'ilBMIII llullaio, lutoi uiili-
t'liiiMeu and .Alton bv.
lues
To Ol.nlha. Cliic.ii.-o,
Hull. llo, II. wl, u H I I,
oltt tli.-in-t- m S:i!t
l.iike, t'lii.-:.io, l,'.k
1-laii.l ,v I 'at i.'c Kv.
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Kaia-. t 'it v . .
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t-tiaiii:e via I . -liiiiou
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To KiiKig Pity ami
UK l"'ns iilioi,t
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V KaiUav.
A day KtopHivcr arranged at all Ktkt
ami lienver.
A ride lliroiieli the f.tuious Col rado
Scenery.
A-k your titket aiieiit for a ti ki t on
the ItcnviTtV Hiotlrai i'e imni ion.
Kor rates and at; ini 'iuia- '-ii ( all on
or addrcHH
tt. I". Ml !HH t II. I nir ,
tien'l Akeiit. Tiavtliny in- rt.
2il Wskliinuloii Street, I'orllan.l tlrc .
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Prices
Reasonable
mi
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Prices on application
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the
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one year for only $2.00.
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drives f , loir - trrn t;.,i,'. ..l:lo
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""'Id U- i lifted hi and we would a-k
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I.ouis, I lii'-nj;o, A
Walia W;tiia,SK'k-
S"ok'ine a,,v. Mum. a(H. jii
' 'Fiver t- Vu'; I'uM.tl., .i-'k.ne
i l.'l. in M::atikee,CliW!o r'er
' 1 a east f :-. m
k i- n.. Cecils Slcamsaips. 4
KrS,iii Fr.iiu'wo
hi.ilH t V"V livt
l4 j
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V. Suii'lv To Aslori-.tod w ity VXt suimIv
Saturday l.ainli i ;
In I', in .
la1 iui'iuii2 IiTC
li a in. tr. o,, ritv, Xi.. i I1
KxSiin.ly Utk, Salt in" o. v. ay-"-l;-ii!ini:-.
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tiilkiTcrs i.wi-.
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Mna Vi i
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Wilincttc Eivcr . .
ii a. in. ... , 4 i1 l-.ir
Tuci.Tliui '" ""' "' lu.-it I'n
and Sat. land 'lies :1 . , s.k
KifaH, Snake River
1 1 -i .. .. ..il'la.lu.
l.-l'l'ally Kl ana to la v. l-toll
A. I-I res, Vt. II. Ill 1(1 I'l 1(1,
l.en'l I'as,. Ajfeul.
IIo.Imi II ( iirlill A t o.
ticn'l Aytts. nr. I'uc. S. S. Co.
I'tirrmitl, . Ilreiron.
can
! L he cured f
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If you nitTer fnm any of tha w
ills ( men, put lo itia oMrU
iti.titlia oil trie PaVCihC CMs4( V
DR. lORDAN ft CO , A
1061 Markrt it tl d 1362. f
Voiinx men an. I middle m
Wt'ti men h- air hunt-runt
from the rlfrrt t yutfit .1 iiu' im ict ion t c- m
r-v in mitujr r. Ni-rvfn atil I ttvt 'I
ltl ill. liMMiieDf r ,I.ot lnnhM m
in ll ts . :it.i. -ti .ns; r"itrnin(orr,tti.
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cuuil.in m.n . f rrintiiicfc, nt fTt- ti ritr in- mw- ,
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th.it it Miti ivH iiulv alT ni in.iiMi..l4 r.iff Uit ,
jiermvinit rur. TK 1 tor is no cl.nm to
rt Tin mir. U-, I -til is tll-lf it. n t.. I-p f;itr ,
andsq i.ur i'hsii i in ami iTn. pr--niiisFiil
in hi vj., , ,iiy lnnMN of jirn. if
V lillla ili-ir
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k fivrif due we wnl rtic4 or J t'JtU Hue A
f Thout.iml ItollarM.
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Croat Miis4Miin of Anatomy f
lfl llllCM TKI l.tf muwiiiiim uv a iiiiik;
m w-l.l. Ct nie aii.t Iftrn h. wiiiHlrfiillv yu V
are m.i.lc, h"W ti av.i 1 .i kne antl ilivrise.
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