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Wtítoi»1* ,tfttIo° ¡r° ï0 ° r b0U*' “ What a ifdlculous quMt! datmed Sebube. * "Nobody _____ ]| ■ 0,1,1 lty auty I JR j T o - m o r r I ^ ^ U k ebadow T f lf t r liM m l beaTier Uon. u I may, gar. however, that aply about sight a p * a haU mini rga.** It t e a « « • of too lots ays S 'w r ite r in valleys, Wireless telephony installed on battle ships works successfully In some cassa. br# M . there 1 C u U u O ls a l C n a w . Australia, the land of oddities, ani mal. vegetable and mineral, has few (pore curious creatures than the giant eranss—often five and six feet la height, with beautiful blue-gray plu mage— which are called native com panions. These hug« birds mats tor life atad. as mates, are singularly sad touchingly devotad to ewe another. U fair » »*■«♦ - Dome- btato ho owes alns so it •*1 bsg your pardon,” said tbs land lord. “ but do you walk in your sleep?” "Ho»- ■ sir,* a ns v * red the guest,' who had arrived the day before. “ 1 hope I didn't disturb you test night, but the fMt is rve been a «w orry doctor for A graduate who’d my or slug: “ Beyond the Alpe Lies Italy” » —New York Mall. will og the grave- State. cottage I f you were older you would know? Of out pweet girt grad., aqywey. Who wrote that— inapt/ yean ago! —Chicago Tribune. .. “Well, how did you like the play?“ ••There's One thing about It I liked exceedingly; the star-didn’t come on until the middle e f the third act." 9 i . >>SG^»eitoMbiMa^toeaieLL 4 IUMAMw- > ''¿C,.. M o m e n t a r ily P a n e le d . And "Here m this lone little wood." I exclaim'd. , jy * « "W ith a maid who wae lovely to soul and to eye. Who would blush when I praised her. a n l weep i f I blamed. Hew blest could I live, and how calm could I die! v s t t w s s r ““ “ Out-Of-Town People e • W o o niOOffC p M tA i e «••< « •*••»« ì • • • • • • • « • « • i T n * boot FMI rutw*r p t a t i i . , , , , # ............. M o lili AltlBBtfOlli. etì~» vea • • ** • i through thorn. It la an unhealthy thing for a boy to bo nhlo to digest a man's retlfloa. Heaven la bound to be a very far country to the man who can hate htk brother. >f •• / - ^4, j = > Jy *?■' There can be no friendship with the Savior without fellowship with His sorroiya. -w »•• f* .'“ i '.-j? v '•*.? *y *• ! • |t m the religion you wear as a cloak that la soon worn out and H*r®hSbare. . i-V The depression of many a meeting la dne to people who want to maks an Impression What is CASTORIA tor!» is a harmless »ubstttule fo r Castor Oil« Ft ie. D ro p s nod. »«© tiling Hyrttps. I t la Pleasant, tains neither O p iu m , M o rp h in e nor other Karc a re Is Its rttaruntee. 'Cristine* a. I t cures D r«n Teething Troubles, r. It assi mi la tea the I towels, giving healthy B e a n the Signature of ▲ peculiar look o f wisdom belongs to the man who discovers the hole la a dough-nut. . The church pessimist takes a bite st the ofca before speaking on the In Use For Over 3 0 Years. The best proof that yon have had a glimpse of Heaven Is that you are try- lag to make earth like i t f w « * * «e v e r get the temperature “ of a. church to go up when the folks bt hope tr* **Ulto* on* another down. Lota o f people believe la walking with God on the rest day and working Bulk early la the eleventh century, a t lan- for themselves the rest o f the days. there are great cracks appearing la tbs north and south transepts of the cathe dral of Southwell Minster. England. “By the shade o f yon sumach, whose red berry dip- In the gush of the fountain, how , sweet to recline. And to know that I sigh'd upon Inno cent lipa, - * gj Which had aevwr been sigh'd on by any but mine!“ “ Where do you scratch your match es?" asked the visitor, looking around. “ Who." stammered the hostess, “ my husband always—O. I understand. On the under side ’o f the mantelpleoe."— Chicago Tribune. i l K w A'lin#* • • ........ . overcomes gone to « " “ * • * **■ IfcTgr! - Crooked paths corns from trying to tat God walk to heaven w h ile looking on the other country. *• The church that has no place for Kh the child-life w ill have no place in the * life o f the man. 4.v. shea In Borne men think they are called to the ministry because they have a lik ing for fried chicken. ^ fu lly !*' W » t a W e T a e W f I t la Kareeat. bars read," said the visiting for eigner, “ that when yon celebrate your Fourth of July in this country the de struction of Ilfs and property'in appall ing. Don't tbs pcoplt take aay later- sat la bringing about a reform in the amnoer «if observing the day?*' “ O, yea” said the native; “ we begin a crusade for a safe and sane Fourth the next day after the celebration, and sometimes we keep it np for three or few weeks." . « Special o w ^ : Is always th* n i®: In thd summer of 1887 Holman Bentley, accompanied by his w ife and child, made a steamer Journey on the Upper Congo, ln Africa. Sir Harry Johnston, In his book entitled “ George Grenfell and the Congo,” recounts the result of the Journey ahd the import ant part played by the Bentley baby. The party went through the Bolob©- district, which at that time had be come excessively hostile to Europeans. ; Tbs temporary station e f the Congo State had been burned to the ground, the chief. Ifaka. was dead, and when the steamer Peace, bearing the Bent- lays, arrived In August, It was rough ly ordered away Before sheering off. you a tette, madam. I suggest that you try what we call oer—b’se our oeattacted No 6. Customer— No, sir; I won’t wear a 1 Have you aa expanded No,. 57 Summer Boarder — I thought yon mid mosquitoes never bother you out here? Jason Stubblefield — They don't, pardner. They alias leave me alone to feed on yew tender-skinned city tellers.— Kansas City Tlmaa. A CURE FOR H IS halt, his w ife and nurse were giving a bath to the Bentley baby. Aa tt by accident, the little white «Adid wda held up to view o f the angry luddenly a h Where, oh, where has Sty waiot-Uae pane; Where, oh, where can It be? With the waist cut short sad the waist cut long— And now It's doWn la my kneel — Puck. f S p S K , . AUL W O K E O U A IA ltn Z Q IS T I Dr. W . A. W is e ONO Third and Weehlastea ! PORTLAND, OREGON LEADER PNEUMATIC ! VATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS FOR COUNTRY HOMES STOVER ¿ASOLINE ENGINES [ l interesting Taper before a section of the assembly yesterday on the chem ical" industry- of China. Alchemy, be said, was known-in Chinn at least 8,700 before Christ, and China still oc cupied an Important position tn regard to the chemical Industrias of the world. The principal object of the practice of alchemy 4,000 years ago. ha said, was the care of dise m s . Efforts were also made to evolva a preparation somewhat analogous to the philoso pher’s stone, the result attained being known as gold pills. Metallurgical work ahd dyeing were known In China from time Immemo rial, while the- processes o f making gunpowder, paper, glees and porcelain all originated In the asme country, .while tt 1» admitted that the Chinese of the Seventh century had a clear knowledge of oxygen. . "Circumstances in China.” said the lecturer, “ have now Changed. Since China baa been known- fot thousands o f Vean to be an agricultural country an<J to possess aa enormous wealth of undeveloped minerals, attention has natornlly bean directed to th e study of these two branches of applied science. " A board of agrtealture and Indus trios has Been Instituted, composed of différent bureaus, each bureau manag ing some department, such ns land surveying, mine surveying. Irrigation work, ate. Haring its headquarters In Pekin, tb# affairs of each province are controlled directly by provincial exec- A feW minuted afterward, ln re sponse to orgea t Invitations to coma on shore, the Bentley baby. In a dainty white dress, wae being paraded through the-town, nursed and dandled by warrior after warrior, till bis snowy frock was reddened with cam wood dye or stained with greasy black marks from those wbo bad stained their bodies with oil and soot. Mrs. Bentley was equally an object o f Interest and admiration, as she was the tret whits woman who had ap peared In those regions. Up to that tim e the white man had been looked upon as a sort o f unnatural creators, who was not bred and born like ordi nary human beings, a semi-supernat ural being without a male. The Bent ley baby practically created tb# mis- Mon station o f Bolobo, which 'has en- ÍÜbf'MiHt' C* "TH E SCHOOL OP ©UÀLITY” i’ re,IMl1 *11 meontalaa t y eauso It wanted. 8U8I NE88 COLLEGE ln M W fTjl *2« KPW5 a«r,“ »n- H em er?» mer appealed at / T W hesf fitting for fntnro work U By Pas«■« « OatT. ‘ "You uphold and defend the ei Onltlve, do you, doctor?“ “ Moot emphatically, sir." "Then why in thunder do you wes it yourself?” » riw C Gee Wo wasting. not .wollen, aching tret. It make, lev or tight (hoe. eaay. A certain rare for jorns. lag lowing nails and tmnioaa. All drum [lat* sell It. 26c. Don't accept any substitute Cy e l eal , "The law, you know, presumes that «very man is Innocent unless he has been proved to be guilty.” "T ee; I sometimes think the law lasn’t any more sense than tee average lory." consultation It down till it was jnst about the righi N ot H ta B est rwrt T R C. C ss W o M td icin e t o . U l , r v — U .,ta t. >11r III I.- « .1 m . , « R u le . A 1er—I f there h anything I detent. It W ho comes with the files and who e v Is this so-called “ Joy riding." Mise Tartufi— I don’t doubt it. I -aaw erywhere hies you on horseback the other day, and you With hie ladders and bucketa ten; Td elng of the ease with which bric-a- didn't boh the least Mt like a Joy rider. brac breaks A t the soft, gentle touch of Ms hand, r d * n g of the Joy which It seems that he takes In upsetting a Jardiniere stand; Td sing how he figures the cost o f a Job * - T o a dot (except extras worth ten). O f hie tracks in the ball and paste buokets that fall. And the ©ay the new rug appears then; Oh, Td elng of the wonderful litter he leaves And the household he puts In a B A K IN G POWDER COMPLIES WITH ALL PUKE FO O D LAWS Makes the Bakinfi Sweeter, Lifihtee Always work» right NO FAILU "What are your college colors?T “ W ell," answered Farmer Oornbac ii. "Josh has figured so at rang la wlnff an’ Coot ball, I should aay they not tin blank and blue,”—Washington Vehicles Coats YOU NO TRUST H lies MAM ag e n ts aay aa mean things of the tey earn think of, la pabilo. always oomplh <C m ic a » 0 BEST AT ANY PUCE
