Newberg graphic., October 03, 1902, Image 4

M A KIN Q O F TROUT FUIS.
subject, lo in T tr , for • » * * p r «B an
un-orthodox opinion waa a dangaroua
IM W k b k m nod Bmmwmf I n b n m
matter ta those days ta tha Land of
the Salata.
Yea, a dangerous matter—so dan-
geroua that even the most saintly
dared only whisper their religious
opinions with bated breath, leat some­
thing which fell from their lips might
ms misconstrued and bring down a
swift retribution upon them.
The victims of persecution la d now high
_ wage*.
_
The materials cost money,
turned persecutors on their own ac- too, says the H alos
BT A. C O N AN DOYLK. [
PART 11—Chapter I I —Continued.
by a lot o f 00 we?"
la the meantime. Perrier, having re­ ' "Thank God you kept your seat."
covered from hie privations, distin­ the other said, earnestly He was a
guished himself ae a useful guide and tall, savage looking young fellow
as Indefatigable hunter.
mounted oa a powerful roan horse,
So rapidly did he gain tha esteem o f
and clad In tha rough dress of a
his new enmpoatone, that when they
reached the and o f their wanderings. buster, with g long rifle slung over his
aheulder. " I guess you are the daugh
It was unamtmoasly ag reed that ha ter o f John Perrier,” he remarked. “ I
should he provided with as targe and saw yon ride down from his house.
as fertile a tract a f land as any o f tha
When you aes him, ask him If he re­
eettlem, with the exception o f Young members the Jefferson Hopes of St.
himself, and a f Stangeraoa, Kimball,
Imuto. If he's the same Perrier, my
Johnson and Drebbsr. who ware the
father and ha were pretty thick.”
four principal elders.
"Hadn't you batter come and ask
Oa the farm thus acquired John Per­
ygaraalfr* she asked demurely.
rier built hlmee lf a substantial log
The young fellow seemed pleased at
house, which recalved so assay addi­
toe suggestion, and his dark eyes
tions In succeeding years that It grew ■parkled with pleasure
Into a roomy villa.
In three years he waa better off than - T U do so,” ha said; “ we've been In
the mountains tor two months, and are
fcla neighbor». In six he waa w olltodo,
la nine he was rich, sad In twelve not over and above la visiting condl
bon. He mast take us as he finds us.”
there were not half a doses man In the
"H a has a good deal to thank you
whole o f Salt Lake City who could
for, and so have I," she answered;
compare with him.
"he's awful fond o f me. If those cows
There was one way. and only one. ha
which he offended the susceptibilities had tamped on me, he’d have never
got over I t "
o f hts co-religionists.
"Neither would I," said her corn-
Thera were some who accused him
pan ton.
o f lukewarmness In his adopted rellg-
"You ? Wen. I don't see that It
g r o e d ^ f wealth and rductaace to ta- would make much matter to you. any­
how. You ain't evea a friend o f ours.”
Th e young hunter’s dark face grew
an gloomy over this remark that Lucy
Perrier laughed aloud.
"There, I didn't mean that," she
said; " o f course, you are a friend
This Mesas Yoe.
I f you b«ve not yet had a sample
tin ehMonopojhJpioaa we want to talk
to you. We aw so positive that no
other brand of spices will compel«
with Monopol« la strength, purity end
fragrance that we will send you a full
“ I have made a most thorough
weight 9-os. tin for a two-cent stamp
trial of Aysr's Cherry Pectoral sad
ai d tha name of your grocer. Theea
am prepared lo aay tnat for ail die*
fins retail (or 10 to 90 cents each, so
that if we didn't think you wtmld
•oatinua using Monopols spices we
01
“ °*t ra****”
**' . rasmBeked'1
fm^faathers IJd ooulda’t afford to make thlaoflsr. 8ond
terrible description.
. .
. ______. . .
Not the Inquisition o f Seville, nor
1 wrong makee all in your stamp «a d grocer’ s aamo at
A y e r ’ * C h erry Pectoral
ones. Address Wadbama A Karr Bros.,
the German Vehmgerlcht, nor the #e-, th® dl®*r*nc*-
cret societies of Italy, were ever able I Ttl* huslneee done ta mouae whlakere Portland, Oregon.
w o n ’ t cure rheum atism ;
to put a more formidable machinery is considerable this year, for they are
w e n ever said it would.
in motion than that which cast a used In the tasking o f a wonderful
cloud over the Territory o f Utah.
1 new gy, the "new gray gnat.” and tbev
I t w o n 't cure dysp ep sia;
No Radian is allowed to return to
Its Invisibility and the
are expends»-nearly tw o fo »t e a his native country if he has while aw«y
w
e n ever claimed it. B u t
which waa attached to It made thle
hUk
changed his religion.
organisation doubly terrible. It ap- * ~ L ^ £ b ' “ V " * 7J ? 9**
it w ill cure coughs and
peered to be omniscant and omnlpo- at “ ^“ ••■whlBksr dies than at tha
Hamlin's Wlsard Oil battles success
cold s oF all Linda. W e
tent, and yet waa neither eeea nor ■**“ • "go a f* dreoaed ta Jungle-cock
fu l/ i gainst pnin from any cause what­
heard.
hackles, which lock vary much Uka ever ; why should you be without it.
first said this s ix ty years
The man who held out against the them.
ago;
w e 'v e been saying it
Church vanished ’ away, and non# I Bears' eyebrows, being stiff and ex-
knew whither he had gone or w h a t1
the
.
.. . . .
e v e r since.
had befallen him. His w ife and chll-
m rented «v that t a k iiu !» „ „ „
dren awaited him at home, hut no ^
.«■” ■
father ever returned to tell them how *** ** °* M nw*
JNbt* These eye*
he had fared at the hands o f his secret brow« come from the Himalayan
ju d g es. V i
brown bear, and coat about one dollar
A rash word or a hasty act was fol- and a half a net
lowed by annihilation, and yet none | There are affsnta all aver the world
As It Seemed
knew what the nature might be of ^ ^ n i n g tropical forests for the rtrht
Anthracite CeaL
'What's hia business?’
^ d ^ e r t h ^ r ^
W“
" - , £ * • to - X f l y ^ S t ^
^ * S
I t ia estimated that, allowing a year­
'Everybody's.”
At first this vsgue and terrible pow- *j»e meet eought-aftar skins Is that o f
ly output of SO,000,000 tona, the stock
er was exercised only upon the recml- the rare f f M t icn iflM r, an African
of anthracite feg Pennsylvania w ill last
SO years.
C A S TO R IA
U nion P a c if ic
1
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Chicago
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Bxpieee
Ma.BpoXaaeiMI».
• uo p a
neepatle.ai.taal.
via
^ iH e th .M llw »«.
guuUngtoa,
kl» a. ta
« a . "Ä.ISWÄK;
T Me. ta
1 »1 ok eoe
CCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
l a , »
Tor. Infants and Children.
îki KM Yn Han Always Bought
indignation?”
” 8he aaya abe Is, but I have
to doubt it.”
•m
i mumm
reib, es, Or.
All railing éstas
ratarat ta «b«pg*
1 ur Sen frueiiee -
believe«/ t Sa/e
Dellf
A delicious fish ranee to stove with ■».m
inder
• SV ». ex.
Hah or meat ia made by putting six
fetuidey
aad Wag
spoonsful of water to four of vinegar; 1 N»:tO p. a . Ta Atteri»
1 me.efle.gra
sat on the Are, thicken with yolks of
| two eggs; make hot, not boiling, and
s:«s.m
aqoeaaa toe Juice of half a lemon before
We'taMtafmlMUg.
or*sea Ut/. Mew
I am ring.
berg. Belem, lude.
««P ta
? r
«U »,
W r?
¡rä s S Jö
Rheum ,T etter and A cn e
Belong to that class o f inflammatory and diaflguri
akin em otions that
cause more genuine bodily discomfort and worry _______ other known
diseases. Th e impurities or sediments which collect in the Vstem because
o f poor digestion, inactive Kidneys and other organa of lirai nation are
taken up by the blood, saturating the system with a d d poisons and fluids
that ooxe out through the glands and poses o f the skin, producing an inde­
scribable itching and burning and * lm M cheerfully . » d o r . , your S. |. a.
the yellow , watery discharge forma aa a aura for Boaetaa. I was troubled
into cruatg and sores or little brown with
for ®6 rears and triad many
City ta the hope o f raising capital
i w t o h m t some lodes which they
H e had been as keen as any o f them
npou the business until this sudden In­
cident had drawn hla thoughts Into an­
other channel.
Th e sight o f the fair, young girl, as
frank and wholesome aa the Sierrff
breeses. had stirred hla volcanic, un­
tamed heart to Its very depths.
When she had vanished from his
sight, he reellted that a crisis had
come In his Ufe. and that neither sil­
ver »peculations nor any other ques­
tions could ever be o f such Importa/ice
to him aa this new and all-absorbing
herself know tt until the tone o f a
voice or the touch of a hand seta her
heart thrilling within bar. aad she
learns, with a mixture of pride aad
fear, that a new and a larger nature
has awakened within her.
There are few who cannot recall
that day and remember the one little
Incident which heralded the dawn o f n
new Ufe.
Ia the case of Lucy Ferrier the occa­
sion was serious enough la Itself, apart
from its future influence on her desti­
ny and that of many besides.
It waa a warm Jnne morning, and
the Latter-Day Saints were aa busy aa
the bees whose hive they have chosen
for their emblem.
Ia the fields aad In the streets rose
t o » same ham o f human Industry.
D o n the dusty hlgh roads defiled
long streams o f heavily laden mules,
all heading to the west, for the gold
fever had broken out In California, and
the Overland route lay through the
city of the Elect.
There, too. w ere droves of the sheep
and bullocks coming to from the out­
lying pasture lands, and trains of
tired Immigrants, men aad horses
equally weary o f their Interminable
Jruirney.
'
Through all this motley aasemblige.
threading her w ay with the skill of
aa accomplished rider, there galloped
Locy Ferrier, bar fair face flushed
with the exercise, aad her long chest-
ant hair floating out behind her.
She had * commission from her
father In the city, aad waa dashing In
as she had done many a time before,
with all the fearlessness o f youth,
thinking only o f her task and how It
was to be performed.
The
travel-stained
adventurers
gased after her In astonishment and
even the unemotional Indiana, journey­
ing In with their peltry relaxed their
accustomed stoicism aa they marveled
at the beauty o f the pale-faced maiden.
She had reached the outskirts o f
the city when she found that road
blocked by a great drove o f cattle,
drive« by a half doaen wild looking
herdsmen from to e plains.
In her Imnattonce she endeavored to
peas this obstacle by pushing her
hone Into what appeared to be a gap.
Scarcely had she got fairly lato tt.
o f the poison may cause the skin to
k l* W. Central St., Wichita, Kan.
crack and bleed, or g iv e it a scaly, fishy appearance; again tha eruptions may
consist o f innumerable blackheads and pimples or hard, rod bumps upon
the face. Purification o f the blood is the on ly remedy fo r these vicious skin
diseases. Washes and powders can on ly hide for a time the v la r i» *
llM L ta WN 1 . «.ne and tara
mm »teert.
Tne»., Ther.
Water permitting.
erri le i
Or ve en t.1S|, Iter,
tes.« « t o Laad-
tota
aàdffta
Lv. Klierte
ta-ta new.
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Leiljr eieepl Riparto ta Lewtataa
Mouilejr.
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“f a r
A. L. C R A I O,
«»a e ra i f i w i p r i n k
SO UTH
AND
Pe
EA8T
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Routt.
AUTHOR SCORES ON PUBLISHER.
Downtrodden Writer Who Oot Eve« with
His Tyrant.
Palms never lit
Only the rattle of the wheels on tlio
rails disturbed the quiet of the smoking
car on one of the suburban trains the
other morning, rave when a proficient
card player announced the number to
be scored at the end of a hand. A err-
tain publisher, who never failed to
travel on that train, for a wonder waa
silent, and bad no tales to tell of the
enormous circulation of tbe la-d I o»k
lie had wheedled out of the author foi
“ almost nothing.’ ’ After awhile the
author, who occasionally travels on the
.
,
, J
rame train, got on at a small station.
“ Hello. Blank.” roar.d the pub-
Usher as aoon as the author loomed np
in the doorway, fixing the attention of
the car on tbe twain: “ I say, did yon
get that check I sent you yesterday?’ ’
“ I ’ m rare,” replied the author,
modestly, “ I don’ t know; I got so
many checks yesterday.”
“ Why I mean the ?ne for |70 for
that short story of jours I accepted,“
raid tbe publisher in a loud voi<«.
“ Oh, yes,” quietly replied the an-
tbor. ” 1 recollect now. I es. I got it.
It war for that story I sent you last
year which you returned saying it was
dead 'ro t' and paid seventy for this
___ _
..
,
With osmvo.ee the company of card
players cried:
“ Score one!”
Bat amid the laughter the hilarious
note ol the publisher was not beard.
— Brooklyn Eagle.
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RetrflHrtion at Last.
“ These racing antomobiles ought to
be sap pressed,” remarked the indig-
nant man.
“ Oh, I don’ t know,” replied the
lowly citizen. “ I get some enjoyment
It was a slimmer evening when he
came galloping down the rood and
pulled np at the gate.
She was at tbe doorway, and c&me
down to meet him. He threw the bri­
dle over the fence and strode np the
pathway.
" I am off. LucT," he said, taking her
two hands in hia, and gazing tenderly
down Into her face; " I wont ask yon
to come with mo now, bat will yon be
ready to come when I am here again?”
"And when win that he?" she asked,
blushing and toughing.
"A couple of months at the outside.
I will come aad claim you then, my
darling. There’s no one who can
stand between ns."
"Aad how about father?" she asked.
"H e baa gives hia consent provided
Yon
^,hr . TOO never rode In one
we gat these mines working all right
I have no fern- on that head."
"Oh. well, o f course. If you and , n ' o T c J L M , M . W r t h o
father have arranged tt all, there’s no
more to be said.” she whispered, with the score rung bicyclists, who have
her cheek against his broad breast.
"Thank God " he said, hoarsely,
stooping aad kissing her. "It la set­
tled the«. The longer I stay toe
tmrder It w ill fee to go. They are w a it
**
An elephant baa
together. At foui
Phant loses Its flr
* new *et grow »
Among the curio
Is a chair made
trunk of the famoi
Duke of Welllngtoi
of Waterloo.
In only two ___
css
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been conferred on
-
Once w s. In 1 «»1 01
, rae
5 * “ ** 4‘ mrta 0011
harles L
Norway’ s popula
*“ Europe com pan
Rtoch of her Inha
forty acres o f Ian
would have to bu
than an acre,
it is said that tl
ion of tbe national
lngton Is nearly s
turn of the left-«
postage stamps sin.
thousand packages
All records are bn
Ch„ r
a n re
A unique spec 1 an
b*en captDr*<* at *
*• Ashing” vessel A
>“ « In that vidnlti
which has four feel
Ilka tbe feet o f a I
ratly the link betwi
specimen Is said to I
flab found In the 1
It Is not expenslv
in Bavaria.
To
"Von" costs a matt«
*d to the "Bitten
Lssve Portland.
We extract, crown sad bridge teeth
without Indicting pain. Oar methods
are modern sad a»aat with the approval
of the most exacting. Call aad aaa as.
Examination free. fees reasonable.
Both 'phones: Oregon South « : Co-
lnmbla 3SS. Open evenings till f. gan-
W IS E
B R O S . , Dentists.
8ISH0P
SCOTT ACÁQEMYt
• P O P T IA N D
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w j
A R T H U R C. NC W/ L L
\* u * N C I P fK L.
Carter's
Must Bear Signatur« «ff
dob.
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Daughter (atowfv and somewhat re-1
**•
loctantly) — W e ll, Jack — and— and
Alttot—Do
— ma — Detrito Free Prora.
« full-length
'« o
FO R SALB.
JOHN POOLS.
, M onlv for on» e
«me ar two p
,D<1
tom
horns. The «
**■*
**• 1
MONOPOLE
tha Pnrsst aad Best obtainable.
W ADH AM S S KERR BROS., PACKER*.
Ooo Second Rend Mellóla « Shepard
oerator, Usa «am , with wind ater Xe r,
1I7 rea m days: a targala. Inquire of
THEKE IS NO
dangther.
Daughter— Van, papa. Oar fresh ah
club met on the piasse.
Papa— Who belongs to your fresh air
II everybody need Splcce, Baking runder.
Coffees aad canned goods called
little Liyer Pills
- l ^ 'r ^ S i S ;
[e tore himself from her as he
ka, aad, flinging himself upo« hla
1 «. galloped furiously away, never
0 looking round, as though afraid
1 bis raaolutloa might foil him If
took am* glance at what be was
Tollmen and Tonriet aara ea bath traina
d i e l » care terrameaio l « ügdea aad El P as»
and 1 onrlei can lo Uh leaga, S t Loam M ai
Orkane and « aalilngtoa.
Connecting at gas Fraudara with tbee»varal
SUeuielilp liars for llonolula. Japan, C t la a
Philippines, Centrai aad Moath A arnie«.
See agent at Praia station er «adrase
Leofcfw thsJtgnef t)w Trave
Dm RVic Traer «nth« buttem
AATOW W
New borg
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