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A SUBLIME SPECTACLE.
The Sweetest
Story Ever Told
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302 First Street
Phone Black 106
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ful and satisfactory attention to
all customers and inquirers, for
anything coming under the head
o f grain and feed. Be assured
that your horses, cattle, pigs and
poultry will give it their undivid
ed attention when they get at i t
South A frica’« Groat Natural Wander.
Victoria Falla.
Just as «very visitor to the Unit
ed States heads straight for Niag
ara, so every visitor to South Africa
purchases forthwith e ticket to the
Victoria falls o f tha Zambesi, the
mighty cataract in the heart o f
Rhodesia, which is the greatest nat
ural wonder in the dark continent
and perhaps in the world.
The natives call the falls Mosi-
oe-tunya, which means “ Thunder-
mg Smoke,” and you appreciate the
name’s significance when your train
halts at daybreak at a wayside sta
tion sixty miles sway and you see
above the treetope a cloud o f
smoky vapor and hear a low hum
ming like a million sewing ma
chines.
T t is so utterly impossible fo r the
eye, the mind and tne imagination
to grasp the sise, grandeur and
beauty o f the Victoria falls that it is
futile to attempt to describe them.
I f you can picture an unbroken
sheet o f water forty city blocks in
width hurtling over a precipice
i high as the Flatiron build
ing yon
I can give ydu o f what the Victoria
falls are like.
They are unique in that the level
o f the land above the falls is the
as that below, the entire
breadth o f the second greatest river
in Africa falling precipitately into a
deep and narrow chasm, from which
tha only ontlet is an opening in the
rock lees than 100 yards wide.
From the Boiling Pot, as this
seething caldron o f waters is call
ed, the contents o f the Zambezi
rush with unbridled fury through'a
deep and narrow gorge o f basaltic
cliffs, which, nowhere inferior to
the rapids at Niagara, extends with
many zigzag windings for more than
forty miles.
My first glimpse o f the falls was
in the early morning, and the love
ly, reeking splendor o f the thing,
as the great, placid river, all un
conscious o f its fate, comes sudden
ly to the precipice’s brink and
plunges in one mighty torrent into
the obecurity o f the cavern below;
the crash as o f unceasing thunder,
tha rolling clouds o f spray, the
trembling earth, the somber rain
forest on the opposite bank and a
rainbow stealing over all, made a
picture which wul hang on the walla
o f my memory as long aa I live.— E.
Alexander Powell in Scribner’s.
An
Ineidant Which tha Steamboat
Ganiua Never Forgot.
There was one tittle incident in
Robert Fulton’s life which Fulton
never forgot. It took place shortly
before the return trip of the fa
mous boot's voyage by steam np the
Hudson river. At the time all Al
bany flocked to the wharf to see the
strange craft, but so timorous were
they that few cared to board her.
One gentleman, however, not only
hoarded her, but sought out Fulton,
whom he found in the cabin, and
the following conversation took
place:
. “ This is Mr. Fulton, I presume?”
“ Yes, sir.”
“ Do you return to New York
with this boat?”
“ We shall try to get back, sir.”
“ Have you any objection to my
returning with you?”
“ I f you grish to take your chances
with us, sir, -I have no objection.”
“ What is the fare P”
After a moment's hesitation Ful-
kon replied, “ Six dollars.” And
when tnat amount was laid in his
band he gased at it a long time, and
two big tears rolled down his
cheek«. Turning to tha passenger,
he said:
- “ Excuse me, sir, but this is tha
first pecuniary reward. I have re-,
eeived fo r all my exertion in adapt
ing steam to navigation. I would
gladly commemorate the occasion
with a little dinner, but I am too
poor now even for that. I f we meet
again I trust it will not be the
case.”
As history relates, the voyage
terminated successfully. Four years
later Fulton was sitting in the cab
in of the Clermont, then called the
North River, when a gentleman en
tered. Fulton glanced at him am
then sprang np and gladly shook
his hand. It was his first passen
ger, and over a pleasant little din
ner Fulton entertained his gues
with th^ history o f his success an<
ended with saying that the first ac
tual recognition o f his usefulness to
his fellow men was the $6 paid to
him by his first passenger.
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TtM Origin e f Dentistry.
Dental therapeutics dates from s
very remote epoch. It is not known
when this art commenced, hut it
well known that the Egyptians
arable ex
iced it to s considerable
it On a papyrus scroll estimât
Floor, Food and Poultry Supplies
to date back 3,700 yean before
which was found buried at
Getting Around It.
the' feet o f the god Annbis, there
though it certainly should be pos
AM ABSENT f>WT.
found
written
remedies
A Washington official waa talking were
sible to express the thought. This
The Budding Actor Wes • t useece m thing has got me going, and it aim- about a certain resourceful corpora against painful molars and a way to
Caries the Fiddler.
alleviate other troubles o f the teeth
i ly goes to show what a mess the tion.
,
"T h e son o f s wealthy old friend
B eginning O cto b er 1st w e w ill sell goods fo r cash
“ They can get round anything,” by means o f pulverized drugs. The
Inglish language is. There certain
o f mins, being stagestrack, joined ly is a word ‘ two’ and a word ‘too’ he «aid, a touch o f admiration in bis art o f “ filling” is very remote.
on ly. 1 0 per cen t discount on all am ounts o f
ont with s traveling opera company. and another ‘ to,’ and they are all voice. “ They remind me o f a Nar- Egyptian mummies have been fount
$ 1 0 and over. N o m ore credit, no m ore loss fo r
with molar cavities very carefully
I m et him loafing and atra
three pronounced alike— two, too or ragansett girl.
cloned.
Others
have
artificial
about a hotel in a small town,1
“
A
Narragansett
girl,
driving
a
to— which makes it correct to say
you or us. Just received a shipm ent o f r o u g h -
the veteran actor.
there are ‘thsjae twos’ or ‘three toos’ sixty b o n a power gray roadster, ad teeth, which show thst in very
ancient time« this dental process
“ ‘ Come over to the opera house or ‘ three tos’ in the English lan mitted:
was known.
The Chinese cured
‘ Yes, I’ ve accepted David.’
and see the show,’ said he.
guage. But what’ s the use?” — Phil
" I went, but I saw no signs o f adelphia Record.
‘Whv,’ said the girl beside her, toothache 3,700 years before our
Y o u r dollars w ill do double duty a t ou r store.
*you told me positively that, if Da era. One o f their methods was to
this young man on the stage, nor
vid proposed to you, your answer put iron rust in the cavities.— Har
was his name on the program.
Mathara and Husband«.
p er's .
Afterward I met him in the lobby
Once I was young, now 1 am old, would be a word o f two letters.’
‘T h e other girl, blushing a little,
o f the hotel.
and I have never seen a girl that
A Confusion o f Ns moo.
“ *I did not recognise any of the was unfaithful to her mother that ■aid softly:-
“ ‘But I answered Dave in Gar
Although Scotia is now known to
characters as you,’ I remarked. ever came to be worth a one eyed
in .’ ” — Los Angeles Times.
C lothiers and Fum icherà
mean Scotland, it once was the
‘ What part are you playing ?’
button to her husband. It is the law
name o f Ireland. Two centuries
“ ‘ Why, i im playing the part of o f God. It isn’t exactly in the Bi
H«r Compliment.
before the birth o f Christ Ireland
Carlos the Fiddler,’ said he.
ble, but it is written Urge in the
Sam
Jones,
the evangelist was was known to the Greeks as Juven-
“ ‘ There was no such part.’
miserable lives o f many unfortu
“ ‘Oh, yes, there was. Didn’t you nate homes. I am speaking for the eading a revival meeting in Hunts ca. Caesar called it Hibernia, as
notice how they talked about him? hoys this time. I f any o f you chaps ville, Tex., a number o f rears ago, did also Ptolemy in his map o f that
In the first act, in order to get the ever come across a girl that, with a and at the cloee o f one o f the serv island. It is said the Phoenicians
chorus off stags, didn’t the sou- face full o f rosea, says to you as you ices an old negro woman pushed first gave Ireland the name of Hi
brette put her hands over her eyes, [ come to the door, “ I can’t go for her way up through the crowd to bernia, meaning thereby “ utmost
look off L. 4 E. and say, ‘‘Oh, girls, thirty minutes yet, for the dishes the edge o f the pulpit platform. or last habitation.” for beyond that
g
j
-Carlos the Fiddler is going to have are not*washed,” you wait for that Sam took the perspiring black hand land westward the Phoenicians
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their
voyages.
a dance on the green; let us ! girl. You sit right down on the that was held out to him and heard never extended
“ Brudder Toward the decline o f the Roman
hasten or we will miss it,” then doorstep and wait for her, because the old woman say:
Jones,
vou
sho’
is
a
fine
preacher!
empire the country began to be
i
burst into song and skip off? You some other fellow may come along
Yea,
sun;
de
Lord
bless
you.
Y
ou’»
called
Scotia,
a
name
retained
by
and carry her off, and right there
bet she did.
des everybody’« preacher. You’s de the monastic writers until the elev
“ ‘ Then, again, in the second act, you lose an angel.— Bill Arp.
white folks’ preacher, and de nig enth century, when, the name
u l
when the bell is tolled without,
ger«'
preacher, and everybody’ s Scotia having passed to moderfl
A Dubious Tribute.
doesn’t the prima donna say: “ Hark
preacher. Brudder Jonea, vo’ akin’s Scotland, the ancient name of Hi
Overland Model 0$T
that bell! That bell can stand an
The young theological student
white, bnt. thank de Lord, yo’ bernia began to be again used.
awful lot o f harking, for who is who had been supplying the Bushby
heart’s des ss black aa any nig
pulling the rope but Carlos the Fid ? >ulpit for two Sundays looked wist-
OVERLAND 30, fully equipped including $50 Warner speed
ger’ s!”
Killing Tims.
ully at Mrs. Kingman, his hostess
dler?”
ometer,
self starter, presto tank, tire irons, top and top foot, clear
To read for either instruction or
‘“ That is true, young man, but for the time being. “ Did you like
W hat Surprised Him.
amusement is commendable, but it vision wind shield............................... $1100 F. O. B. NEWBERG
they only talk about you.
You the sermon this morning, if I may
The
minister
o
f
a
certain
church
it not so for the sake o f kilting
do not show yourself on the stage ask?” he inquired.
was
greatly
exercised
by
the
CADILLAC, fully equipped, very much improved, equal to
time. Late in life, after his for-
during the whole performance.’
“ Y ou done real well with the ma
drowsy
habits
o
f
his
peopls.
Taking
tune
had
been
made,
a
successful
any
car of any price.
‘“ I am aware o f that, but you terial you selected,” said Mrs. King-
must remember I am as yet a raw man, with much cordiality. “ As I them to task on this score on Sun merchant, Mr. S., took a young man
day afternoon, he remarked: T into partnership. Entering the of
Let S. A. Mills tell you about either of them.
recruit Still I feel I am on my said to Zenas on the way home, ‘ I ’ve
see a great many o f you overcome fice on a dull aay in the dull sea
way to fame and glory, though the heard a dozen or more sermons
with sleep. I do not wonder at it. son, the millionaire found his part
path may be strewn with thorns.'
preached on that teit, and this
F IR S T C L A S S S H O P W O R K
for the weather is oppressive, your ner yawning over a book. “ What’s
“ Oh, if the hope and optimism young n a n ’s the first one that ever
work is hard, and many o f vou have that you’ re doing?” Mr. S. asked
o f youth could be with us in our made me realize how difficult ’twas
come a long way. Therefore,” he "There's nothing else to do, so I ’m
later years!” sighed the veteran ac to explain.’ ” — Y outh’s Companion.
added, T am not surprised to see reading,” was the answer. “ Nothing
tor.— New York Telegraph.
When one is using the eyes for many o f you Bleep, but what sur else to d o ? Reading?” the great
close work it is wise to change the prise« me is to see many sleeping merchant repeated in a tone that
Unwritable Cnglish.
who have such a comfortable ueep expressed wonder, amusement and
“ Did you know that there is at focus at intervals and gaze off at a
here
in the m orning."— Pearsons scorn. "W hen you’ve nothing els? D IS S A T IS F A C T IO N
least one sentence in English that distance. I f the distant view is o f Weekly.
to do don’ t read. Think !”
T A K E S F L IG H T
can be spoken, but that it is im green mountains and fields it will
be
most
restful.
I
f
the
air
in
the
possible to write?” asked a Univer
•jrdtwy Smith’« Sharp Tangua.
Tbs Sams Advioa.
when our building materials are
sity o f Pennsylvania senior. “ \es, room can be frequently changed
/* “
Sydney
Smith was at a party one
“ Do you give your son good ad used. There will be no ordering
that
will
rest
the
eyes
also.
One
it’s correct English, I suppose, and
evening
when,
seeing
Mr*.
Grote.
vice?”
said
the
solicitous
friend.
o f extra quantities. They will
then again it isn’t. Here is the sen should never use the eyes for study
wife o f the historian, enter, wearing
“ Yes,” answered the somewhat not be needed. There will be no
tence, although I swear I don’t or work before breakfast or after
a rose colored turban, he suddenlr sardonic person. “ 1 give him the
ifficulty in mixing, none in using.
know how you are going to write it: the strength has been reduced bv
exclaimed. T now know the mean same good advice that my father ''Jext time you need building
disease
or
a
nervous
strain.
A
book
T h e re ere three two« in the Eng
ing o f the word grotesque!”
He gave me and that my grandfather materials order them here and
lish language.’
You see, if you should be held about eighteen
imfeesed
his
cordial
liking
for
both
doubtless gave him.
i f we keep the best results are assured.
spell it t-w-o the sentence is in inches from the eyes. The light for
ler
and
her
husband,
saying:
“
I
passing
that
advice
along
from gen
correct, as it is if you spell it either work should be steady and for an
ike
them.
I
like
him,
he
la
so
lady-
eration
to
generation
perhaps
we
M . H . P IN N E Y
t-o-o or t-o.
Catch the ]>o1nt? entire room diffused rather than
ike.
and
I
like
her.
she’s
such
a
•hall
eventually
find
somebody
who
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M ala S t,.
N aw barg, Or.
Reallv. it is incorrect to say it, al- spotty.— Harper’s Bazar.
perfset gentleman ”
will take It.” — Washington Stax.
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