Newberg graphic., October 17, 1902, Image 4

A LP IN E F A T A LIT IE S
Miss Kate Brown.
Peruns curai catarrh of thediagostive
organs the arflury organs or any of the
internal
If you do A t derive prompt and sat-
isfactory raoiflu from the uap uf Parana
write at oneslo Dr. Hartman, giving a
lull statemenlol your case, and ha will
be pleased to land you his valuable ad-
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Address Dr J Hartman, President of
the Hartman mnitariam, Columbus, O.
During Inst year, according to a re­
port recently Issued by tba Alpine dub,
11» persons lost their lives while climb­
ing the Alpa—more than doable the
number for the previous year. Most of
the accidents occurred In the neigh­
borhood o f Chamouulx and were doe to
tba foolhardiness and Inexperience of
tourists. The number o f Accidents suf­
fered by experienced climbers was com­
paratively small.
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Switzerland and tba Tyrol are becom­
ing the holiday ground for more and
more people every year, and It may be
expected the lives loot will be In the
an me proportion. The Increased num­
ber o f accidents la therefore exactly
what might have been expected. When
ene tourist attempted to scale a rocky
mountain side or a glacier ten years
ago there are twenty or perhaps fifty
nowadays with the delnsloo that any­
body with an alpenstock and a pair o f
GNOME8 AND DWARFS.
Tales of F u ll-L o re Mar Have Been
Founded oa P y «m It. of Africa.
It la just possible that this type of
pygmy negro which survives to-day In
j the recesses of Inner Africa may even
' have overspread Europe In remote
times. I f It did, then tbe conclusion is
irreslstltble that it gave rise to most
of the myths and beliefs connected
with gnomes, kobolds and fairies.
I Tbe demeanor and actions of tbe lit­
tle Kongo dwarfs at tbe present day
1 remind one over and over again of the
traits attributed to the brownies and
goblins of our fairy stories. Their re­
markable power of becoming Invisible
by adroit hiding In herbage and behind
rocks, their probable habits In sterile
or open countries of making their
homes in bolea and caverns their mis­
chievousness and prankish good na­
ture, all seem to suggest that it was
some rsen like this which Inspired most
of the stories of Teuton and Celt re­
ONGRBSSMAN D A V ID B R K M N E R HENDERSON, who refused to try garding a dwarfish people of quasi
for re-election to the Third District of Iowa because of opposition to the supernatural attributes.
t , rjg views of some Republican colleagues, has served his constituents ten
Tbe dwarfs of the Kongo forest can
terms. He was horn to Old Deer« A her-
e a a R h d flW
be good or bad neighbors to the big
deenshire. Scotland. March 14. 1840. Tbs
I B B k M f e -XL/fl
black people, according to tbe treat­
family came to America to 1846 and set-
I I I ■ w r s p ii a
ment they receive. I f their selfish
tied on a farm to Winnebago County, IU..
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depredations on tbe banana groves pr
Three years later the family acquired a
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large tract o f government laud to Fayette
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their occasional thefts of tobacco or
County, Iowa, which became known aa
fly M n l n M M
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maize are condoned, or even If they
Henderson prairie. JToong Henderson
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are conciliated by small gifts of such
attended country school, and at the age
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food left exposed where It can be easi­
■*f 1M be entered Upper lows College
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ly taken, they will In return leave be­
sod remained there and to tbe harv-st
hind them In their nightly visitations
field and! the Civil War began. One
morning be spoke in tbe university chapel
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gifts o f meat and products o f the chase,
am] asked the students to enlist. Twen-
such aa skins or Ivory.
tj-one followed him. He went out into
I have been Informed by some of the
the country -and. within a week enlisted - V T _______— i M f g I
, forest negroes, says Sir Harry H.
1(M men and was made lieutenant. He ~ r ^ Y~
Johnston In McClure's, that the dwarfs
fought at Fort Hear/, led a desperate
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HHBRr
w ill occasionally steal their children
charge on Fort Dooelsoo. where his jaw
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and put In their places pygmy babies
was fractured by a bullet. In the battle
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o f ape-llke appearance—changelings. In
of Corinth Henderson loot a leg. Hs
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returned home and worked to the lows
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fa ct—bringing up the children they
enrollment board.
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hare stolen In tbe dwarf tribe. These
In 1865 Cot Henderson was appointed
collections of pygmies, which one can
internal revenue collector, but resigned
-"i.
scarcely call tribes, certainly exhibit
to practice tow, becoming sncceseful in
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from time to tlm« Individuals of ordl-
Dubuque.
In 1882 the congressional speaker hkwdersok a t m s desk .
nary stature and with features not
nomination wsa unanimously offered him, he accepted and was elected. In his
strongly resembling those of the pyg-
ten consecutive term* he was Dominated each time by acclamation. He was
my type.
elected Speaker of the House Dec. 4, 1800. and was re-elected to 1901.
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, WHO
CREATED A SENSATION BY RETIRIN6.
e
J a s t lw H o race O r s r .
Tbe death o f Horace Gray, at bis
ame to Nabant Maaa.. removed one
f tbe moat eminent o f American Jur-
lata. Justice Gray
^ ffad been In falling
/
be* ltb for ■otn*
j time. He suffered
O r « * National U ndortaklan .
Thinks, W in HveatnnU, Comm
"L «t nm •*%" M id Sana tor Morgan,
tba vstsraa legislator from Alabama.
• tba laat tlm* 1 board o f H tboro bad
bo«D about 9100,000.000 o f tba P a d to
refunding debt paid Into tba Treasury.
Suppose wa add to tbla tba Obtnaaa In­
demnity. and tba procaada o f tba tala
of public laada fur half a decade. That
HUNDREDS OP DOLLAR8
would make a aum o f about $ 200 , 000 ,-
SPENT IN VAIN — PE-
000. Now. auppoaa wa maba of that
amount a fund far g n a t public In -
r u - n a c u r e d .
prorementa.
'* First build tht Isthmian caoi L Th#
canal wlU pay for ItM lf within flftaaa
year* after Ita completion, but with tba
money that comm la from tba canal
other public worba o f Improvement
could be a tart ad. Wa would aaa tba
Chicago drainage canal extended to tba
Oulf of Mexico. That would bo a great
Improvement and would aooo pay for
Itaelf. Than wa would aaa tba Inatde
route from New York to Florida made
navigable for the largeat ahlpa afloat
That would be useful to commerce and
of great strategic value In the event of
war.
“Then wa should build grant fortifi­
cation* at Havana, at Ban Juan, Porto
Rico, and In tba Danish Want Indies,
which will eventually be our property.
This would flank tba British line ex­
tending along our const, and which baa
liable to become seriously I menaced.ua for years la tba event o f
a neglected eoty. Diaeas-1 war with that nation. Great pa bile
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**— highways could be built parka autab-
Ushed, and all those works accomplish­
neglected « U .
ed from tba tolls on soma o f tba Im­
Hundreds wf do
provements mentioned.'*
doctors sod oLdicii
When Senator Morgaa took up tba
Isthmian canal fifteen yean or more
ago la tba Senate every one thought
that tt was a visionary enterprlss. Now
that the construction of tba canal seems
to be am assured fact those who beard
tba Alabama Senator are wondering
whether they have heard a prophecy.—
Washington Times.
ted States had no' light to seize fishing
smacks supposed to be carrying aid to
the CubaasL Justice Gray delivered
tbe opinion o f the 8opreme Coart that
Congress had the power to make tbe
treasury notes o f the United States le­
gal tender In payment o f private debts
to time o f peace as well as In war.
The deceased Jurist was a man of
oommandhlg figure. He stood alx faet
six laches and was solidly built In so­
cial Ufa he was affable and unreserved,
and among those who knew him well
waa regarded as oa* o f the moet polite.
t b s Plano Typew riter.
A fter six yearn o f continuous, patient
and todastrions labor, Paul J. Clenantb,
o f Buffalo, baa Invented what he calls
th* piano typewriter, and It Is said to be
on* o f th« Invention* o f the age.
TbO piano typewriter la an Invention
which Will prove decidedly useful .to
Justice Gray came o f a famUy long any Ramon who plays tbe piano, and ea-
pecleDy to composers or bandmasters.
I f a composer has a desire t# write a
new flfiflec o f music ail that Is necessary
for blm to do Is to attach the new to-
ventton to his or her piano and play
what be thinks will make good music
Whan be finishes, the notes that be has
playod will be printed oa a sheet o f pa-
per find will be ready for publication.
I f hoReW tbe note far a quarter or half
tbe nitoblD* wOJ print a quarter note;
If a half not# 1* Wanted be will bold the
cord for two beats and a half not# will
“ An attack o f lagrtooe M i me
with a bad cough. My Manda Mid
I had consumption. I than triad
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and It
cured me promptly.’ *
A. K. Randies, Nokoala. D t
You forgot to buy a bot­
tle o f Ayer’s Cherry Pec­
toral when your cold first
cameon,so you let it run
along. Even now, with
all your hard coughing, it
w ill not disappoint you.
There’s a record o f alxty
years to fall back on.
Carter's
Little liver Pills.
Something Cast,
Would you like to bay a can of
canned peaches as delicious In flavor,
u sweat and as genuinely good, as
eTan y ^ t .» t h e * put up for you?
If
(0> ^
yoDr dealer for
Monopole
Peaches and don’ t let him give yon
any other kind.
Monopole Peaches
are pnt up from the vary finest extra
.elected fruit in the heaviest of ayrup,
and wa guarantee them the best to be
A. L . CRAIG,
8EEN IM A GREAT CITY.
80UTH
AND EA8T
U K FAIL IH A O TTIM E
KM OF THE F t» NETB FAE5
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
HI A WET TIME
Shasta Rosit.
deserted, when,
uddenly, without
warning, a man rushed, bareheaded,
from the sban, a >ok o f grim deter­
mination npofi' his Ac*. Without aa In­
stant’s hesitation be grasped the figure,
still standing there. In a firm embrace
and silently, miusin la tbe streets eg tbe
big city, begin a struggle which could
have but one ending.
Back and forth the two rocked In each
other’s arms back and forth, without
a word, but *ep by atop, tbe outsider,
•US and cokl was being drawn toward
the open doer A moment more and tbe
two were within, and tba conqueror,
loosing bis hdd. stepped back, le ft the
slender flgun swaying from aide to
side and drev a long, fierce breath.
“ Darn then Indian figures?” aald tba
dgar-shop inn, according to tba New
York Times, “they might ha made of
lead from tin heft o f ’em.“
Shoe Id (ecp Out of tba Draft.
First 8oith American— Ah, good
afternoon, naor. Looks like a revolu­
tion.
Second Sosth American— Tea, I ’ ve
been predicting one for several days.
My rbeumatbm always bothers me jnst
before such chargee.
“ 8o Smith acted as judge“ —
“ A t a church raffle. Foolish man!*’
i “ No, no; not at a church raffle —at
a baby show.’ ’
Pain—Hamlin’s Wizard OH. Use the
laat on the first, and you will neither
have one or the other.
Attorney for the Defense— You ore a
blackguard and a bluff, sir!
Attorney for the Prosecution — And
yon, air, are a shyster and a rogue I
The Court— Coma, come, gentlemen,
let us get down to the disputed points
of this cam.
in during the
fílóH O P 5C0TT AC ADEM Y Q
»» p u t i a m o p u r ______ WJ
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As He Called It.
“ But why,’ * asked th# man who
always wants to know— “ why do you
call that little jump you made from a
tower into tba water a ’ leap lor life?*
They tell ma it la not at all danger­
ous."
“ Well.” repled tbe artist, “ don’t I
make a livin’ by it?’ ’
What was the Reading?
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automobiles, but you can't marry m7
daughter.**
“ Why not?”
“ Young nan, you’ ve got the Pans-
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
ARTHUR C NFWtLL
Too much reading la given as the
cause of the downfall of a New Eng­
land young man who became a burglar.
Until a list of the culprit’ * favorite
authors la published Sir Conan Dovle
and Mr. Hornung w ill ba under sus­
picion.
Unpleasant for Both.
An Irishman whose face was so plain
that bis friends used to tell him it was
sn offense to the landscape happened ;
also to be as poor as be was hom ely.!
One day a neighbor met him and asked:
•“ How are yon, Pat?”
“ Mighty bad! Sore, ’ tia starvation
Means bad air, and whether it C f l O m y f O H O M t h
that’ s starin’ me In the face.”
cornea ft on the lo w la n d s dad
“ Begorra,” exclaimed his neighbor, marshes of th« country, or the filth y sewers and drain pipes o f the cities
sympathetically, “ it can’ t be pleasant and towns, ita effect upon the human system is the same.
for either of yez’ ’
These atnoepheric poisons are breathed into the lungs and takes op
by the blood, and the foundation o f some long, debilitating illness la laid.
Chills and lever, chronic dyspepsia, torpid and enlarged liver, kidney
tnraUss, Jaundice and biliousness are frequently due to that invisible foe.
Malaria. Noxious gaaea and unhealthy matter collect in the system because
the liver and kidneys fail to act, and are poured into the blood current until
engig«-
it bee otaenso polluted and sluggish that the poisons literally break through
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the akin, and carbuncle*, boils, abscesses, ulcers and various eruptions o f aa
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indolent character appear, depleting the system, and threatening life Itself.
Th « germs and poisons that so oppress and weaken the body and destroy
w*r
the life -giving properties o f the blood, rendering it thin and watery, mast
tbe “
be overcome and carried out o f the system before the patient can hope to
get rid of Malaria and its effects.
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Beautiful! That la to say. my
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myself, yon kaow.-Bestoo
ortland
F in cy Chinook Salmon...
There’s aa much difference In Canned
salmon as there 1« In Coffeee or aglets.
If you want the blood-red kino, the
fanciest to be bed, esk for
MONOPOLE.
WADHAM8 A KERR BROS., Packers.
Portland, Ore.
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Connecting el Ben Fra ridere with the aererai
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drrgauan elaasea. Tbe Boarding Department
provider' e eheerfnl end well arranged home
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