Newberg graphic., January 14, 1909, Image 6

I*e pointed aa he spoke. There was a
flash of light from the deck of the pursu­
ing steamer, a puff of white smoke, the
scream of *a shell, which exploded la the
water close aboard.
“ That’s good practice. Captain,” con­
tinued Hmith coolly. “There’s another.
’ *r
You'd better stop in time. The third one
CYRUS TOWNSEND B RADY-
will come aboard and somebody will be
apt to be hurt. Here, I ’ l! aave you the
f t *— wUk tk« Ship,"
A nth or of ' V W » p y > » A r t O u t
U v t 'l A U M ,
disgrace of striking your flag. Surrender
B ara to r Shoo».
**A D octor « I
’ * T U
•Is.
to DM.”
When In pasture sheep w ill alwaya
“ I suppose I'll have to,” aaid Evers
sleep ou the highest and driest parts
All rifhts
Copyrlfht, MS* by J. B. L if f iw c o t t C o m p a n y .
desperately, throwing bis cap to ths deck
o f the field. This should be kept in
iu lila disgust and turning away in deep
mind In selecting the site fo r a sheep
dejection.
. .
shed. Warm, close sheds are likely to
“ Very good,” aaid Smith, “ the ship ia
.
„
»«tea ® *,
Injurious to the health o f the sheep,
O
mine then.” .
'8 *
as the temperature of their blood Is
He
ran
to
the
halliards
a
few
steps
*kl
led
lu
the
*
»
■
«
"
■
«
domestic
nnl-
these exciting manopuvers. Thrir position
C I I A I T E K IV.— ( Continued.)
high and the fieece keeps in the body
Tliourfi he had failed fur the present was strange and unusual. Smith had a from him and struck the flag. He was 11111 *• I d the last decade there has
just
in
time,
for
the
gunners
on
the
Warn-
**
■
•
*
keen-
awakening
to
the
liuport-
heat. Crowding la to be avoided esjie-
housand
things
he
would
like
to
say
to
In his main end. perhaps He might get
Trh# ac-
something out of the adventure after all. the woman he loved, but under the cir- ego were about to send another shell from ance o f veterinary science and agrl- c-lally at the feeding rack.
If nothing more than the commiseration o: •timstances be felt that the initiative the hundred-pound pivot, this time 4nto cultural colleges are adding a veterln-
Ellen, lie had heard that pity was akin should come from her, more especially as the quarter of the Greyhound. So soon nry department to their currlculuma.
to love, and perhaps if he could not secure he was her prisoner— although that would as he hauled down the flag Sgiith ran for \ conaideratlon o f the magnitude o f the
ward to the break of the poop and signal-
, tock Industry o f the United Staten
one Ellen he might in some way. even soon be changed. Unless something un
foreseen happened he knew what would be led the engineera below to slow down. At emphaslxes the necessity o f veterinary
though conquered, capture the other.
“ Nevertheless, I am sorry that it had the result of the chase. It was evident the same time he ordered them to blow knowledge to aafegunrd the Interests o f
A ^ V W W W W V rf
to everybody that the Wamego had the off steam and haul the fires. I f the en­
to be you," she continued.
animal husbandry and protect the pub­
“ It’a very good of you to aay that,” he heels of the Greyhound, and that unless gines had been stopped abruptly under
1787— Delaware adopted the federal con­
lic health. The valuation o f the horses
■aid gravely, “ but 1 have no fault to find. something gave way a few hours would such a- head of steam the danger might
stitution, being ths first Stats to do
In
the
country
is
recorded
at
91.867,-
I'm glad it waa I rather than another. I see the blockade-runner overhauled and have been serious. Then be ordered the
SO . ., .The Minerva appeared In Nsw
quartermaster at the wheel to put the 530.000, mule# at 9416,030,000, milch
have the pleasure of seeing you again, captured.
York Cky, edited by Noah Webster.
and that is much. I f you had kept still a
The two stood in silence for a long helm up, and the Greyhound swung cows at 9600,057.000. other cattle at
GOOD SHEET HABIT.
1791— Ths United States concluded a
around and slowly moved towards the 9845.038.000, sheep at 9211,736,000 and
moment longer my men would have been time. The captain and his officers devot
treaty with ths Tunesrora. Stock-
on board and I would have been your ed themselves to the working of the ship Wamego, which waa also checked. The swine at 9331,230,000. The grand total cotnpauylng plan 'w h ich la from the
bridge and Oneida Indian tribes.
.
blockade-runner
waa
captured,
after
all.
and left them alone and undisturbed.
host instead of----- ’’
value o f all the live stock In the coun­ booklet. "Practical Farm Bulldlnga” 1804— Nsw York Historical Society In­
“ My prisoner,” laughed Captain Evers. Finally Smith broke it himself in despair
try aggregates 94,331,230,000 and repre­ by F. W. Bird & Son, Hamilton, Ont.,
stituted . . . . British ports in the West
C H A P T E R V.
“ Not at all. Captain Evers,” interrupt­ of getting a word from her.
sents such enormous wealth that the showi a building 40 feet wide and 60
Indies closed to American commerce.
So soon as it was safe the Greyhound
ed Miss Ellen with spirit, “ it is my de­
."W e ll, Miss Ellen,” he said, “ the gun­
live stock Industry can well afford to feet long. It la In two stories, the 1811— Americana under Geo. Harriaon
stopped in obedience to signal. Ths Wam­
sire that you extend to Lieut. Smith ev­ boat ia overhauling us.”
pay fo r the services o f skilled veterin­ first being 9 feet high and the se­
left ths battle ground at Tippecanoe
ery courtesy. Let him be here as our
“ I see,” answered that young lady anx­ ego ran alongside and Captain Chase dis­
arians.
cond 6 feet from the floor to the eaves.
on their return to the United States.
iously. “ You won’ t be my prisoner very patched a boat to the blockade-runner in
guest.”
■
In all European countries veterinary The sills are 6 l a by 8 In. resting pre­ 1818— Illinois admitted to ths Unioir aa
charge of Lieutenant Dillingham. Mr.
“ Oh, vary well,” said the captain indif­ long.”
ferently, “ just as you aay. It won’t be
“ I should like to be your prisoner al­ Dillingham’s boat came to the aide in a science Is receiving increased considera­ ferably on stone fonndatlon, and i f set
ths twenty-first Stale.
very long, anyhow, before we get in. I ways,” said the man tritely but naturally. hurry. He and his men scrambled Inpetu- tion. The increased value o f live stock on posts they should be heavier. Doors 1829— Suttee, the Hindu rite of burning
trust, and then he’ll be a prisoner o f war.
“ But not in the sense in which I first ously up the gangway as if they expected and the eularged protection accorded are all 4 ft. wide and those that are
a widow on the funeral pyre of her
For the present you can have the run of spoke."
to meet with a furious resistance before : the public health has broadened the used by the sheep ‘ should be sliding.
husband, abolished.
“ In any sense.”
the ship, Mr. Smith.”
they gained the deck. They were greatly : sphere o f veterinary science and It now Windows are 3ft. wide and 4U ft. high. 1890— Opening of the canal around the
“ Steamer ahead !” shouted a man on the
“ How long is it since— since you— sine* surprised -to find everything as quiet and raniji among the learned professions.
Falls of the Ohio at Louisville.. . .
In the center o f the sheep apartment
lookout forward.
we met ?”
peaeefui a- a
Great Britain la awakening to the ad- there are double doors 10 f t wide.
Tbs first locomotive built in the
“ Where away?” called out the captain,
. __
.
, ,
«
"
, .
.
“ Nearly four years. Miss Ellen, but I Smirh encountered them at the gangway.
United States was finished and test­
° f raising the stamtard of
turning from the other two and running have never ceased to think of you— to love As it happened. Mr. Dillingham and he ™
ed at tbs West I ’oint (N . Y .) foun­
had never met before. As Smith was still veterinary science. The Imperial gov-
you in all that time.”
forward.
dry.
“ W h a t! for four years?” laughed the wearing the Confederate uniform he haJ ernment has appropriated 9156,000 for
“ A h !” ejaculated Smith, “ that’ll be my
1833—
The House of Assembly In Jamaica
donned, the boarding officer naturally mis- 1 the Dublin college and w ill supplement
girl, her pulses bounding.
chance.”
passed a bill abolishiug sla v e ry ....
tok
him
for
Hie
Confederate
Captain.
He
the
grant
by
an
additional
946.500.
“
I
f
it
had
been
four
hundred
yearn,
it
“ 1 don’t understand." said Miss Ellen.
The American Anti-Slavery Society
saluted him gravely and asked.—
The government is spending annually
“ Hight ahead, sir. coming down fa st!” would have been just tfie same.”
was organised in Philadelphia.
“
You
are
a
miracle
for
a
sailor.
1
“
Are
you
the
captain
of
this
ship,
rir?”
on
the
London
Veterinary
College
930,-
called out the lookout.
1839—
The Whig national^ convention at
thought
they
bad
sweethearts
in
every
“
I
am,
sir.”
;
000 and a strong effort 'is being made
” A h !” cried Captain
Evers,
after
FEUS SOB B EEEO im c 1
Harrisburg nominated William U.
“ I am Lieutenant Dillingham, o f the to advance the standard o f veterinary
_
springing up the fore shrouds and taking port?"
« w e t y««l>
Harriaon for President.. .Pope Greg­
United States gunboat Wamego, and I education in England.
“ I had one."
a long look through bis glass, “ that’ll be
ory X V I. issued a bulletin for abol­
t
have
come
to
take
possession.”
!
»
(
“ What, s ir!”
a Yankee cruiser certainly. Port your
In nearly every commonwealth there
ishing the slave trade.
"You have, eh?" said Smith, smiling.
-
t -
“ It-was always you. Miss Ellen."
helm!” he shouted,« “ hard a port!
Lay
Is a veterinary, state department to In­
1841—
First through train ran from Boa-
’•Well;
I
guess
not.”
^
“
Thank
you,”
she
laughed.
“
That
was
her head due east! Lively, men !”
spect the live stock on the farms and
ton to Albany.
.
“ What do you mean?”
GROUND P1.A1T.
He came jumping down the rigging and prettily said. I am afraid that’s the way
“ I am in possession of this vessel and when It discovers animals suffering
1843—
Dedication
of
Tremont
Temple
in
ran aft to see that his orders were they all explain it.”
from contngious diseases It orders them IV ben both are opened and the ceuter
" I t ’s true in my case, anyway. Do you I intend to remain so.'
Boston.
promptly obeyed. In a few momenta the
“ I f this is s jest, sir,” said Dillingham ' destroyed to prevent the spread o f con post removed a wagon can be driven
Greyhound swept around and once more know why I volunteered for this duty?
1846— Santa Anna proclaimed President
•rravely, “ it is a very poor one. You are tagloa The great distributing centers through to remove manure. The feed
headed due east into the broad Atlantic — why I embraced it so gladly?”
of Mexico.
“ I suppose it was for the sake of cap­ iniler the guns of the Wamego, yon have o f live stock are encouraging higher racks are all permanent as there Is no
whence she had come. It was the only
1848— Ferdinand of Austria abdicated
necessity
for
their
removal
agd
thpy
-¡truck
your
flag,
and
if
you
do
not
in-
veterinary educatloa
thing she could do then. The schooner turing this blockade-runner and------”
and was succeeded by Francis Joseph.
itantly yield me possession I shall proceed
form n wall for the passage wny which
“ It was for your sake.”
in her wake had edged out to sea. It was
1862—
Louis Napoleon became Emperor
;o
take
it
by
force.”
“
How
for
mine?”
E
x
h
ib
it
s
a
t
C
h
le
a
a
o
P
o
a
l
t
r
y
S
h
o
w
.
nins through the center. The loft will
impossible for the blockade-runner to-head
of France.
“ W hy should I yield possession?” langh-
“ I wanted to capture first the Grey­
north or hug the shore in an effort to
give storage space sufficient for fodder
1856— Christ
Church,
Montreal,
de­
make the inlet without coming in range hound. then your father's privateer, and ed Smith, who was fond of'joking.
for the sheep.
“ Because you’ re a rebel and have been
stroyed by fire.
of the Upshur’s heavy gun. There was most o f all, you !"
“ The Ellen?” she answered, disregard­ •aptured.”
only one course open to her, and that was
1859— Province o f Queensland, Austra­
T h s P e r m sn<| F a r m e r s .
“ I ’ m not a rebel.”
to run to seaward. The steamship they ing thia last remark.
lia, established.
In
diversified
farming
It
is
esseutlai
“ I don’t care what yon are. You’ re my
“ Yes, the Ellen, if you put it that
had just sighted was running down upon
1861—
Confederate Congress passed a
that we give due attention to the claim#
1» 1
•
— prisoner.”
them at a rapid rate. So soon as her way.
bill admitting Kentucky into ths
o
f
each
branch
that
is
being
followed
“ You mean the privateer?”
people discovered the Greyhound's at­
See here, now, Dillingham----- ”
Confederacy.
and seek to harmonize them all. We
“ 1 mean you.”
Mr. Dillingham, sir. I ’ ve had enough
tempt to get to sea they altered the course
1862— Gen. Banks’ expedition sailed for
must
select
only
those
branches
which
“ But you will never capture------” She of this.” He turned to his men. “ Just
of their own vessel, laid her head about
New Orleans.
.will fit nicely Into our scheme o f farm
,\nlk this gentleman oft. wi’ l you?”
to the northeast, so that she ran along the stopped.
1863—
Gen. Ixnigstreet raised tbs siege
management
and
eliminate
every
“
Well,
if
this
isn't
:he
moat
unkind
“
Never
capture
which?"
he
asked.
hypothenuse while the Greyhound took
of Knoxville.
licatment that an officer of the United
’“The privateer or----- ” -
waste.
one side of a right-angled triangie.
States navy ever received at the hands of
“ Don't say that. Miss Ellen.” '
Captain Evers was a resourceful man
I f a mini fu lly Intends to gain some­ 1864— Treason trials of member# of ths
Knights of the Golden Circle begun
Ills friends!” protested Smith quietly.
“ I will say i t ! Or me, either !”
and he decided, so soon as he got a suffi­
thing by adopting the practice o f a soli
in Indianapolis.
An officer of the United States navy !” ,
“ I f 1 mistake not,” returned the young
cient offing, to clear the schooner to port,
robber and buying Inrge farms, cream­
to change his course to the northeast, so man coolly, casting a glance astern, “ 1 exclaimed the astonished boarder. "W ho
ing them nnd selling to another farm­ 1805— Habeas corpus act restored in ths
Northern States.
as to bring the pursuing stranger directly shall have captured y<ai in about half an are you, anyway?”
er, he may succeed In making money.
Lieutenant Thomas Beekmnn Smith,
in rear o f him and thus give him a better hour.”
1868—
A ll dispute# between Mexico and
It la llttte wonder that American farm ­
“ How dare you say such a thing?” cried of the United States navy, executive offl-
chance o f ' escaping her. Just when he
the United State« settled by treaty
ers are often called soil skinners.
•er of the St. I-nwrenoe, Jately in con»-
was about to do this, however, his look­ the girl itidignantly. ...........
. , . , Loretta, a small town in Cali­
They make more money ns a rule
“ I mean just what I say. That steamer mnnd of the United States schooner
outs reported another sail ahead.
fornia, destroyed by an earthquake.
than the farm er who puts Ms money
shtir. nnd now in chnrge of this ship.”
That other sail was the frigate St. yonder is the United States ship Wamego
1870— First cremation in the United
Into Improvements, for they have more
“ Why didn’t you say so liefore?”
Lawrence. As was the custom, the two She was stationed there to help me carrj
States performed at Washington, Pa.
ont
this
plan.
So
soon
as
she
overhauls
“ Yon didn’t ask me, ray young friend,”
cash to speculate with. But which men
supporting ships, the frigate and the
1877—
Theodore Roosevelt appointed col­
are the most useful to their commu­
steamer, had closed in on the schooner and takes possession of this ship I shall answered Smith calmly. "You didn’t give
lector of the port of New York.
be
in
command
o
f
the
Greyhound
and
all
me
a
chance.
Yon
were
going
to
take
T
I
G
^
T
P
R
I
Z
E
"WHITE.
during the night. Had it not been for the
n ity: The one who puts his* whole
Itcsaession of me without giving me an op­ Y Y A J fp O T T K C O C K *
misty morning they would hare been in on board of her.”
time nnd energy Into gleaning every 1870— Steamer Rorusnia of the Canada
,
i
i
i
VAV
and Mississippi line foundered at sea,
“ It ia outrageous!” exclaimed the girl, portunity to explain to yoa.”
sight of her when she bad her brush with
possible dollar from the soil gnd put­
with loss of 200 lives. .
“ But where are your men?” asked Dil­ 49IOOO
the Greyhound. As it was, the men on her cheeks flushing.
ting
It
Into
the
savings
bank,
or
the
“ I shall treat you. I assure you. with lingham, looking around curionaly.
1884— Science Hall of the University of
both ships plainly heard the sound of the
man who Improves his property, adds
“ I have none.”
Wisconsin, at Madison, destroyed by
firing. That it was continued was evi­ ths same kindly consideration which you
to the assessment list o f his township
(T o be continued.!
dence that the blockade-runner had not extended to me. You shall be my guest,
fir e ..,.T h e presidential elector# met
and helps to Increase the valuation .of
in the several States and cast ths
succeeded in gaining the inlet and was aa I have been yours.”
“ 1 will not stay on this ship with you
adjoining farms?— Agricultural Rpito-
vote whieh elected Cleveland and
A N IM P O R T A N T RACE.
running away.
a moment! I will board one of the other
mist.
Hendricks.
Commodore Paulding had reasoned out
■hips!”
Q u e e r W a g s o f th e N a t iv e B la c k o f
1890—
King Kalakaua of Hawaii landed
the course of the Greyhound exactly. She
F arm er o f F i l m .
“ I wouldn't if I were yon,” said Smith,
A nftlrn lift.
at
San Francisco.
would turn south and run into the W a­
The future farm er w ill sublrrtgate
smiling genially; “ you see, those are cruis
For bearing hardship, such as thirst,
rn ego. When pursued by the Waraego she
his land, and defy dronght as well as 1897— Attempted assassination o f ths
ing vessels. They wouldn’t care to have
hunger, long hours In the middle, etc.,
would swing to the northeast. Therefore,
Bultan of Turkey.
a woman aboard— there are no conven
floods. l i e w ill become a scientific for­
instead of running down the coast in the
1899— The Canadian steamer Niagara
iencea for women passengers. They might the black has fnr less endurance than
ester,
and
every
farm
will
produce
wake of the schooner, he had flung every
wrecked In I-ake Erie, with loss of
not get a chance to land you for a month. the white man. In fact, a black fellow
wood and lumber as well ns wheat and
stitch of canvas on the yards of the old
Sixteen lives.
I can put you ashore at your father'* Is uncomfortable If he goes for any
apples.
-A
single
ncre
will
produce
hoker— the wind was a fine royal hreexe
length o f time without water.
And
plantation.”
what ten acres yield now. Women will 1002— Germany nnd England Joined in a
— and bad legged It for the southeastward
“ I don't care what you say, or wha;
naval demonstration against Ven-
/et nobody Is more Improvident than
in the hope of beading off the Greyhound
work
out doors ns heartily as men; In
you offer to do, I won't stay on the ship be. G ive him two gallons o f water,
ezueln.
when she turned away from the gunboat,
fact, they will he the horticulturists and
with you, sir !’*
1964— Armored cruiser Tennessee launch­
twenty pounds o f flour and two or
thns giving the Wamego a better chance
the truck gardeners. • There will be
“ Did you ever hear. Miss Jones,” con
ed at Philadelphia... .Close of the
three sticks o f tobacch and tell bitn
to overhaul her.
closer relation between the producer
tinned Smith, still smiling pleasantly,
Louisiana Purcbaae Exposition at St.
In the hazard of the chase Captain
.hat
he
w
ill
get
no
more
for
three
“ that prisoners of war must go where
and consumer. Ignoring a horde o f mid­
Louia.
Evers now did not dare take any risks. All
deeps—
viz.,
three
days—he
will
delib­
they are sent or stay where they an
dlemen who frequently waste more than 1905— Benor Palms elect«! president of
the new screw slOops-of-war he knew were
erately settle down nnd not Is- satisfied
ordered ?”
is destroyed by Ignorant help and In­
!IZ-E-
Cuba. . . . French Senate voted in fa­
full ship-rigged and it might be that the
till he lias finished the lot.
I have C O C K *
“ Capt Evers," cried the girl imperious
sect foes combined.
Under the nl-
vor of the separation of church and
atranger in the northeast racing along un­
mown a civilized and clothed black
llancc with the school the farm will*
state.
der a great press of canvas would prove ly,.“ I wish you would remove this prison
C h a n g e s In C o ftn n « r o w i n g .
'ellow who was traveling with me sit
to be the Hartford or the Brooklyn or er at once! Put him in a cell, anywhere,
be valued hot only for Ita gross weight 1907— Secretary T a ft visited the Em­
When hill land# In which the boll
down after dark and wash bis clothes
one of the sister shit>s, although, he did out of my sight! He annoys me.”
o f products, b u t'fo r Its ixiem* anil Its
peror Nicholas at 8t. Petersbu rg....
The
troubled
Evers
looked
from
the
girl,
(a most unusual proceeding) when be weevil has long had his habitat can be education.
not think so. He stared at her for a
Norwegian Parliament rouferred ths
As
our
schools
become
while, when Commodore Paulding, who who deliberately turned her back upoi
bad only t im e gallons o f water and mnde to produce nearly a bale o f cotton places for applying ns w d l ns acquiring
< Nobel prize upon President Roosevelt
him.
to
the
smiling
face
of
the
young
man.
was a wonderfully tricky old sailor, added
In recognition of his.services in end« ’
dfty hours’ riding before he could get to the acre, the farmers o f North knowledge, our farm homes w ill become
“ By all means. Captain,” said Smitl
the last touch of deceit to his ship.
ing the Russo-Japanese war.
Louisiana have absolutely no reason to Integral parts o f the garden school ami
iny
more,
and
this
with
the
thermom­
He piled barrels up amidships forward cheerfully, “ do just what you like with
despair. O f course, this can not be
eter registering 112 In the shade.
the school farm. The alliance between
of the mainmast to look like a rude smoke­ me. Only I warn you that when you are
R A IL R O A D NOTES.
done possibly In the bottom lauds, the home and the school will become
This
is
not
a
thing
that
occurs
once
overhauled
by
that
steamer
the
treat
stack and made a smudge at the bottom of
Officers of the Chicago and Northwest*
or twice, but always. The black man where cotton grows rsnk, and where, very close. A valley fo il o f farms Is al­
them. Black clouds of smqjte came pour­ ment you mete out to me will be your por
w ill not look five minutes ahead, nor owing to the nature o f the soil, the ready the nearest to paradise that we era railroad have sent out inquiries ask­
ing out of the top. That was enough for tlon.”
“ Well, you see, Miaa Jones,” began the will experience teach him. A gamble plant can not be forced to maturity have, hut the future w ill tenfold Its ing for figures on 24,000 tons of steel for
poor Evers. He swung the Greyhound
elevating Its tracks into the new terminal.
slightly away to the southward to get out puzzled Captain dubiously, “ unlesa some- on a small scale is dear to the heart rapidly. Rut the bottom land can be wealth and hundredfold Its delights.
The Chicago and Nortnwestern has or­
thing
happens
we'll
all
be
in
this
gentle­
It is a
of the enclosing net. Really, be had noth­
o f every black fellow, nnd It Is a com­ utilized for other purposes.
dered from tbs American Ix>comotivs'Com­
ing to fear from any of his pursuers ex­ man’s power in a short time.”
complete
reversal
o
f
form
er
conditions,
mon occurrence fo r one o f them to
V a la e o f B r-P r o d a e ts .
pany 15 Atlantic type locomotives and 15
“ Speak for yourself. Captain Evers,”
cept the Wamego, but he could take no
The farmers perhaps are the luckiest six-wheel and 25 ten-wheel switch en­
-¡wap a brand new suit o f blue dun­ but there Is no reason why ttffi change
retorted
Miss
Ellen
haughtily.
ch a n ces.
should
not
be
made
and
why
the
grow­
class o f people on earth, fo r 4a years gines.
“ But. Miss Ellen, I'm afraid it's true, garee fo r an oid frayed white coat,
There had been no hesitation about the
ing o f cotton In the hills and the grow ­ advance and their crops are more
The organisers of the American Federa­
thinking
that
he
will
be
able
to
sell
and-----
”
movements of the Union gunboat.
Her
ing o f forage and other crop* in the varte»» a new -turn In science markets tion of i/abor have formed a railway em­
“
I
shall
go
below,myself
then!”
storm­
or
deal
the
latter
away
nnd
make
a
captain knew exactly wbat he »ranted—
make a crop for them that was in the past ployes' department In the hope of bring­
the Greyhound—and he stuck to his ed the girl, "since nobody here pays any profit simply because It Is white, an alluvial districts should not
Northwest
Louisiana
prosper.—
Shreve­
attention
to
my
requests.”
useless. A few years ago the straw ing into ths federation the big railway
course without deviation. Evers saw that
iinusnnl color w ilh them. But one
unions.
“That's
all
right.
Captain,”
said
Smith
t
from the thresher waa carted away and
his pursuer was fearfnlly near by the
good point these black men have. They port Times.
Ths Chicago and Alton railroad will
time his mano-uvers had been completed carelessly as the young lady stalked away never complain when they find they
burned.
Now
good
straw
w
ill
some­
Omt C lo s e t o M a r k e t .
soon be In the market for 30 locomotives,
god be bad settled on his course and waa and descended to her cabin, “ don't mind
Location plays an Important part in times bring as good price as hay.— and ths Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifla
have made a had bargain. This ia pos­
coming along like a hurricane. The Grey­ her. Hhe’ll get over it presently. As fot
business.
Th e man who lives a long Litchfield Monitor.
sibly
because
they
forget
with
whom
Is bnying 60 locomotives.
hound did not belie her name, Hhe was yon, you know you have no chance at all
The Minnesota railway and warehonae
they made the deal.— Australian Cor. distance from market w ill seldom find
a remarkably swift goer, and this time to get away from yonder ship.”
A s h e s , M alt a n d L i m e f o r H ow s,
commission has denied the application for
It profitable to grow small fruit that
“ What ship is It?” asked Evers.
London Standard.
she was going for all there was Jn her.
A successful Iowa hog raiser nays he a depot at Holman, on the Duluth, Mls-
“The United Htates gunboat Wamego.’’
must be hauled several miles In the
They fed her furnaces with rosin and tar.
pnta a pall o f coni ashes, a couple hand­ aahs and Northern railroad.
" I see.”
'
hot
sun
to
be
marketed.
The
man
who
They battened down the safety valves.
B e in g D ls a a g r e e a b le .
Ths Ann Arbor railroad has placed a
“ I advise you to slow down and let her
Mr. Whitley, the mate, took the helm, but
market fuls o f salt, and a little alr-alacked
“ He said he admired that cute little lives a long distance from
contract with the T*ackawanna Steel Com.
lime,
all
well
stirred
together,
In
a
try as they might she lost ground steadily. overhaul you without any further fuss. bonnet on the hack o f your bead.”
should try to sell finished products
pany for 40 mllea of rail Joints. Prices
Smith stood on the quarter-deck a high­ You're just wearing out your engines car
from his farm.
Butter, eggs, cheese, trough where the hogs can help them­ are being asked on 4,000 tons of steel
“ Well, that's a compliment.”
ly interested spectator of the pursuit. rying on in thia way.”
selves. It helps to make good bone ln(
"T o the bonnet? lie didn't say be pork, beef and mntton are finished prod-
for a viaduct In Denver, to be bnllt by
“ Won't do it” said the Captain hotly.
Near him Miss Ellen Jones also critically
the growing pigs, and keeps the atom-' four railroads, which will uaa It In com-
nets
that
can
be
successfully
marketed
“ You'll b« sunk if you don't. Look admired the face on the front o f your
examined the chasing steamer. But little
acb sweet and prevents scours.
fo r lo a f distances.
head.” — Houston Post.
had been said between these two daring yonder.”
THCWE
The Lady from
the Sea-
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