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FUNCHAL DtNCCTOIVO
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No. 306
HIS JOURNEY HOME
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EUNICE UNDERWOOD
m other!* the h a t too low
Aa the little g irl Was
away ha called her with a
geatiirik
(S i
“ I with you would taka
Can jo e (-«member when you, wart
e Uttie tfkeand placed'•London bridge
said earnestly aa he gave her k
is tailing down” during re cuss or at
box o f exquisite workmanship
children’s partlas whan tb
made it from a pieoe o f ivory
not too m ark dvesssd apt
was found on a battlefield
always ended wAh a rigorous poll of
tended to give it to my sister,
the opposing sides. with tbs moult that
made me think o f her.
usually both forces want down In the
“ But won’ t aha want i t f *
dust. Did yon know that that child
objected.
¿m
tsb gamo was one of tbe ganutno an
“ She is dead,” was the g ra v « g*»- Uquoo and that It eoald Once Its origin
to a real historic fact I Tbo drat bridge
awer{
over
tbo Thames,’ at the headwaters of
The little g i r f t face grew sympa­
navigation, «boat half a mbs above tbs
thetic.
Tower, was so old that tbs story of Its
“ I ’m s o n y ," aha said gently, “ and construction la lost la a mass of myths
I ’d like to haao the box evar no Its fall, however, fts a matter of record
much. But I must ask mamma.*
It happened on tbo }dtb o f November
Mildred ran off to her mother. 1019. and It was tbo result'of the moat
The young man occasionally looked devastating storm and tbo mast torrid«
that wav and saw that-the child was and sadden flood that London hod over
telling her mother about him. knd
That Unit
was entirety of
at last the child returned with a wood. It
qot rebuilt for almost a
disappointed air.
century.’
the second bridge
“ Mamma says I mustn’ t take g ifts stotctl of
from strangers,” aha said regretful­ Idling. It waa forty fleet wide and al
ly, “ but T m ever so much obliged, moot a thousand fast lo p * Hooaet
were bnQt along tbs bridge, also mat
just the aame.”
ing on pillnx. until tbo
A t length a d ock began to
like a city stree
in the distance, and the young man were swept sway by Are In 1008. In
counted the strokes carefully, w hen the middle of the bridge was a draw,
it ceased he once more got up and with a tower, on which were exhibited
the heeds of Englishmen who were ex­
began to walk back and forth,
ecuted for treason against the kings of
now his head was erect and hia
Bngtand. The present London bridge
foot had lost its dragging
and on kia face was a tender, ex­ was began In 1824. a little way above
the old one. and It Is of such
pectant smile.
construction that there la little
Mildred had grown tired o f her of Its ever falling duwn.“ -S t
mil and was watching the water as Globe-Democrat.
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t fe ll splashing into the broad bw-
tin o f the fountain. • As the young
TACT AND A SPEECH.
i approached she looked up tim­
idly.
Why Disraeli Changed His Mind
Spooking In Freneh.
“ A re you going now?” she asked.
in Load Redesdalo’s “Mefootre“ there
“ N o t f o r another h alf hour,” be
replied. “ I would rather wait here are some stories of Loefl BeaconeSeM.
than down at the d e p o t” For some The follosrtiut Is particularly t-baractor
Is tic:
moments he stood gazing at bar.
“There was one
Evidently her face brought up some connection with the Berlin
memory o f the p ast fo r he sighed as One day it wee announced that an the
le turned away.
morrow Lord Beeconsfieid waa to ad­
A little later Mrs. Bradford was dress the assembled statesmen and
aroused by excited voices. Several that be would apeak tat French. Lead
Odo Rnssell, who was s master of
figures rushed past her. For a
tongues,
beard this with no little alarm,
ment she gazed around wonderingly;
for it * •
then she rose and followed. N eat
.
„ , . consflekl s French was very much of
the fountain
a group o f excited »the Strntford-.tt^Bowe type. Lord
people. In the open spaoe
Odo, always clover, went to him and
she recognized Mildred playing with adroitly turned the conversation an to
the next day's conference. Load Boa-
her bell. .What was the m atter?
B at even as she wondered came eonsfleld announced his Intention o f
the wild rush o f a pair o f frightened i ■peeking.
T h e m orning,
pleasant,
bat so fa r all the morning* Kad basa
pleasant at this delightful oat o f the
way resort Mrs. Bradford drew a
long breath as she descended the ho-
tel atop*. H er physician h
had oar
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tainlr
been
tight
when
he
recom-
ì o c h G m
i il i w iim i i m m m
mended a change o f dim
d im ate.
at
A l1
• iN iV
ready she began to feel the inflnenoe
o f the mild air and the long days
CLARENCE B U T T
W ill practica in all the w a its e f th «pent out o f doors. As she readied
attention p r w to pco- the aide walk she panted with a ques­
writUfr of deeds, mort- tioning smile.
1
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s and the drafting of all
“ Where, to, Mildred r «he asked.
The little girl who was skipping
by her aide looked up brightly,
p la n , o f course, mamma
You can read, and I will play, This
-'ternoon we’ ll go down on the
ach.”
It was not far to the plaaa, but
when they reached it, a fter pan
with a shudder, the penitentiary on
the way, they fbund that most o f
M W M IW
the settees' were already occupied.
They walked down one o f the side
mtha and came back by the foun­
tain. A s they did so Mildred turn­
ed suddenly.
‘
“ T h ere’s a seat that’s most all
empty,’ she whispered eagerly,
H e d ía J
It, w
was a little off the path and
lalf
hidden
by the low branches o f
liH u o m
a lire oak. As they approeched Mrs.
Bradford'noticed that its only occu­
pant was s t a l l young man whose
looked strangely white and
h C i
eager. He watched them curiously
aa they aat down, and his lips part­
ed in a friendly «mile. Then, aa
though conscious o f impropriety, he
Office over First National
;ot up and began to walk back and
Bank
orth uneasily.
For a time Mrs.
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Bradford scarcely noticed him,, then
something peculiar about bis step
caused her to raise her eyes from
the book she was, reading. Th e
ag man teemed to hare forgot-
en their presence and was walking
lack and forth with bowed head,
irery few seconds he wheeled nharp-
y ami retraced bis steps.
Mrs. Bradford noticed with cu­
In what lauvuitjce do you
rious wonder that he always wheeled
É m
What I ~‘lM
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l a d Ode,
I t exactly Hie same points. " Then
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foflowedhappenwTso ^Skty that
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tlM.
she saw that his le ft fo o t dragged the could not realize it until it waa
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afield
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be a
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behind the other aa though it car­ over. Mildred waa placed, sobbing,
t disappointment to the colleagues.'
ried a heary weight. A t first she in her anna, and a hushed group
id Lord Odo. -You see. they know
they have hers in you the grtelest
thought he was lame, buf even while closed about the silent figure on the 1
•tor of Engttsb oratory, and
she was compassionating him he ground.
'
they are tensing to bear yea.*
raised his head with a quick, startled
“ I t was the bravest thing 1 ever,.
greet man smiled bit
movement, and fo r a time the lame­ Mw,” said~one man in a low voice. (
was delivered
ness disappeared and the walk was
U. S. Natl. Bank
“ But a sad thing fo r the p oor'
Lard Odo was wont to
extended to the end o f the path.
chap and his. people, i f he had any,” that he never knew whether Lord Boa-
Phone Black 171
Out in the path Mildred was play- said another'
¿B H H H H U H
coosfleld took tbo taint or accepted tbo
ia g w & b her ball. A t length ~ it
struck a limb and bounded toward asked one who came up and joined
THeMt
the young man. H e picked it up tike, crowd. ■
—~
ancient
Judge sat before the
eagerly and half rose to hia fe e t;
“ T h e child was playing naar the
D r. J o h n 8. R a n k in
of worth.
but, seeing the frightened look op fountain.
A runaway team came;
her face, he tossed it back mid re ­ down the road, making fo r the (Mace ! “Bring forth tbo royal treasurer he
cited, and the hurrying slaves poured
sumed his douching position on the where the child was, a ll unconscious tape the huge pans sacks of golden
U . S. National
grass.
o f th^danger. He,” pointing to the metaL caskets of sparkling gems until
Office phono Bine 171
A fte r awhile the boll again rolled figure on the ground, “ jumped in, it
_ «a tf all the wealth of earth
Phone Black 115
to his fe e t This time he did not threw her from under, and the w h ole; were there. • Yet the balance never
offer to return it. As Mildred ap­ thing passed over him.”
j sdned.
“ W ell, he went to hia last home ! “ L « * * * « learning o f the ages be add­
proached he looked up with a smile.
it l M H M M M f l flf l » M M M f l l >
“ T h e cover’s coming off your doing a heroic act,” aaid another. I **■
^ h rfo n T ef
ball,” he said pleasantly. “ I f you’ll “ H e gave his life fo r a little child.” ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¿ * * * wtodo“ * “ * * * pba<m>’
let me I ’ll fix it. I know how.”
T w o guards from the penitentiary „po,, ^ p ,*. And atm the groat
“ But mamma aaid I ’d have to take came acroM the plaza and joined the ; of the scales remained higb In nir.
it to a shoemaker,” she answered group. A moment later one o f them ' “Add now the men of power and
doubtfully. “ Leather’s awful hard
ve a few quick directions to a ! Ugh position.’’ Mid tbo Judge, “and
to sew.”
ackman who waa standing near.
scale will fall.” Bat all in vain.
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B k *.
“ N o t i f you have things to work
“ I t is No.. 306,” Mrs. Bradford L
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Phone, Black 81
“ See here.” heard him M y. “ P oor fejlo w ! And i oatw*1* h‘ nil these sa ed one.
-It fts character.“ said tbo Jndge.-
e from his he has only been out a few hours! j
Portal.
showed her I must telegraph to his folks.”
several curious needles and some
M IM I
Mrs. Bradford waited until she
Walter Was
coarse, shining thread.
them place the motionless fig-
This
fts
a true story- Ltttlo Walter,
&R.THOS. W . HESTER !
“ T h ey gave them to me when 1 nre in the hack, then walked slowly
father Is a professor In a middle
university, was scrutinising ' Ida
left the— the place where I learned back to the settee.
I Phjaician and Sturgeon
my trade,” he said in a low voice. - Under the live oak she m w some­ parents closely and M id: "Father, you
Office in Dixon Building
“ I don’ t suppose I shall ever use thing glisten. Picking it np, she have such heavy eyebrows, and mother
OIB m White a B m . White .1
baa hardly any. What are eyebrows
them.
M y folks wfll not let me do found it was the little ivory
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for7' The father replied. Impromptu.
that. But I shall always keep them
|*Here, Mildred, she said in a low
eyebrows are—er—eyebrows are
near me. Some time I may need voice, yon may keep it.”
to keep the perspiration from get­
advice, and this little package will
ting Into people’s eyes when they work
be able to tell me a great many
The Fatted Goat.
bard.“ “Bat. father.” protested W al­
things— a great many sad things
There are curious refinements of ter. “1 don’t see bow that van be. for
which yon will never understand, cookery among the Akikuyu, an East mother’s would need p> bo many tlmaa
little one,” he added gently.
African race o f whom W. Soores- heavier than yours.” And father was
Mildred gazed at him wondering- by Rontledge writes in “ With a Pre­ last In thought.— ^Christian
Office in City Hall
ly, but as she saw the skilled fingers historic People.” It seems that the
Office Phene-W hite 147
Over tha Marta,
draw
the leather over the ball and favorite animal for «laughter is a
Residence Phone—Bine 68
ba aim at roaltom In the sto­
fasten it securely in place her look full grown ram that has been kept rta# ba w rlto sr
OREGON
N EW BE R G
oif wonder changed to one o f pleas­ in the dark nnder his master’s bed
“R e n ay aim at It. but be doesn’t bit
ure.
» E E C E E E X i a K2E3E*
fo r three months and fed on tweet wtthta a million mites of t t ”
“B ow ’s that?"
“ T m .ever so much obliged,” she potato tops. “ H e is the only animal
“Tbo Aero of bis last story is a
M M M H » M 4 M M M M 4 M M is id gratefully. “ I ’d hate awfully in the country that ever gets really
to lose the ball. Grandpa gave it to fat, and his tail, whereon his fat thrift icutcbman.' ’ -Houston Post
me.” She watched him a few mo­ tends to accumulate, grows to the
ments in silence, then added with a size and weight o f one o f his hind
Bflforo I88P the department of agrl-
sudden bunt o f confidence, “ Grand­ legs.”
,
cutfnro wao simply a bureau. Before
pa lives at our house, and we’re go­
C d p sad Hancock. Rhone Block 47
ib# Fiftieth congreM adjourned It
Imprisoned Jeye.
U w w d la e o A
M s -
ing home soon ’• it gets warm.”
passed a Mil making tbo boroon a do­
Keep ’ vour faith in all beadtiful
it and the commissioner of ag­
T h e young man sewed on fo r a
s ^ ä ’flf.ssridi 3sSj*isr50t
ue a secretary and a member of
few moments in silence.
A t last things—-in the sun when it is bid­
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the ball was finished, and he care­ den, in the spring when it is gone— tha cabinet.
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fully replaced the needle in hia and then yon will find that duty and
H. GIBSON, Mgr.
fbttllMritoilrib *'
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service snd sacrifice, all the old
packet.
“I bad a wonderful drive yesterday.”
ogres
And
bugbears
o
f
life,
have
joys
“ Tm going home, too,” be Mid
moot bug:
gravely as he handed her the ball. imprisoned in their deepest dun-
you uee. tbefrood or Ir o s r
*. And it ie fo r you to eat them
Htj;Abatract Co. “ I ’m waiting fo r the train now.”
the grtf bog.—F
—the immortal joy* that no
“ And have you got a mamma?”
nha asked, with sudden in terest
* one, no living soul or fate or circum­
life
“ Yea, and she has been waiting stance, can rob yon o f once you have
will
T h e G ra p h ic a n d W ee k ly O re­
tor me a long, long time. Poor little released them.— Rov R olfs Gilson.
g o n ia n . o n e y e a r , $ 2.00 .
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maâ m tailing «boat R
hanging la a flags from a
which ha afton
a Real telle Thaï N Ma
adn Reath AfraM.
Commanda tore Tommaso Salvini
vas not only tha graatast tragédien
Chat m odem Ito ly hos produced, but
art. H i*
a world figure in dramatic
dm
g ift o f bunding tragio
tragi powor mode
him fumons n o kaa in S t Petere-
burg than in N ew York, in London
thon in Borne. l t ma y truly ba aaid
o f him that ba spoke a universal
TES
you know erbat 11
to buy you for your birthday
« t t y — Na, only I’m aura It
aamafhlng saw , stylish and i l—flat and
awfully expensive. Yea dear,
yon!—St
vial waa the ana o f an actor,
and he reared sons who became ac­
tor*. H e waa born Jan. 1, 1889, in
Milan, and therefore waa eighty-
In
seven yearn old whan he died. A t
,-Tag. I ata lee ruing to sbava
muce in hit
uis
fifteen he wee an apprentice
A t eel L T & ï f f i a * » ,
father’s traveling com ipany.
“W ha* progresar
twenty he le ft the stage to fight fo r
“Oh. 1 can go orar the
m uh
itb Garibal- e r theroabontà.”— Lootavffle
Italian independence with
di. A t twenty-seven, beck on the Journal.
*
xtage, he had already demonstrated
hit right to fame, especially while
Mrs. Newrtcb— 1 am
acting with the great feminine his­
Clara's
debut shall m
trionic genius o f hia day, Adelaide
Newrlcb— W hafa eclat
RiatorL H e osme to this country
?—Boston Transcript
first in 1873 and returned six time».
H e retired from hi* profession in
Presently the present will bave l
1903 to s private life o f honor and never to be recalled.—Lucretius,
com fort
burled Alive.
I t was Salvini who popularised
la the early history of Japan It
the works o f Shakespeare in Italy, decidedly a dubious honor to
mainly by hia passionate impersona­ related to any tteraon of nate, for
tion o f the Moor in “ Othello.” By of tbo law* at that time decreed that
this role he is best remembered by when a person of rank or Importance
American theater g o e r» o f a gener­ died all Immediate relatives mögt be
burled alive la a perpendicular posi­
ation ago.
tion around tbe personage's greva,
Edwin Booth acted Iflgo to Sal-
Tbelr bead* were left above tbe earth,
trini’s Othello during one o f the Ital­ and thus they remained until
ian tragedian’s visits to this coun­ t'ealb came to free them
try, and he is Mid to have actually
feared the impasaioned Italian.
Quieta Lunch Episode.
“ Hold 1tim fa sti” exclaimed Booth
“YOU tip tbe waiter, him ! I don't”
“W e lir
on the night o f the seeond perform-
“Yet be gave us both tbe sa
ance. “ H e ’n k ill m e; 1 know it !”
“ I f I were not an Ita lia n «! would a mount of clam chowder.”
“ You are unobservant, my
wish to be an American,” the trage­
Re dipped your* from the top aod
dian is said to have remarked on
from tbe bottom, where tbe Ingredients
one occasion while recalling his a r » ”— Lontevllle Conrler-Joarnal.
American triumphs.
But his t r i- K
umphs were not only here. A great
Money.
crowd o f admirers In S t Petersburg
Hooey tana been known from tbo ear-
once waited three hours outside the lient times. Tbe Frrlpturo* make m a ­
theater, when the thermomete r waa ttam o f ft. and pagsh wrHer* celebrated
80 degrees M o w aero, to escort him lt* virtue*. It wan catted “the milk of
tbe n*ed“ and wan thought In
to his hotel.— New Y ork World.
life. Honey* was also osad In tbe am-
ha I mina of the body niter aaatfa.
tb e W as Toe
“ Teaching to roe.” raid an enthu­
siastic young schooImistreM, “ is a
holy coiling: T o sow in the young
m ind the seeds of-future knowledge
and watch them aa they grow and
develop is a^ pleasure greater than I
can teu. I never weary o f my work.
M y thought* are o n lj o f” —
“ I am very a o n r * interrupted the
young m n to whom »he wps talk­
ing, “ that you are so devoted to your
profession, Mim Clara. I had hoped
that some day i might have asked
you— in fact, I called tonight— but
I hardly dar t go on, in the ligh t o f
what you” —
“ Y o u may go on, Mr. 9mitb,” aaid
the young lady softly. “ I am a lit­
tle too enthusiastic’ at times per-
h-P«.’*
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Found the Saint's Day.
One Russian peasant sued another
to recover the sum o f 50 rubles, the
debtor haring faith fu lly promised to
S t Henry’ s
return the monev on St.
day. But, having failed to do io fo r
a lo
long time, the lender discovered
that tbe Russian Orthodox church
include« no such M int aa S t Henry,
and the judge before whom the case
w m tried waa much puzzled as to
what verdict he should give. Hap­
pily the idea occurred to him that,
saint or no Mint, A ll Saints’ day in­
cluded even the most doubtful, so
he gave judgment that the 50 rubles
should be returned next A ll Saints’
day.
Mohammed*i Cat.
The cat should receive special
reverence from the followers o f Mo­
hammed, fo r legend has it that bit
cat, fluezza. aided the prophtet in
the compilation o f tbe Koran. While
he was concocting his system tbe
cat curled up on nis sleeve and its
purring helped his reflections. One
day the prophet dreamed o f para­
dise and Huezzs fell aaleep. Coin­
ing back to thoughts o f earth and
having to be gone on other business,
Mohammed rather than disturb the
sleeping cat cut off -his sleeve and
gently rose from his seat.— London
Chronicle.
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One o f the saddest phases o f all
human experience is tbe way a man,
just about the time he succeeds in
Notice o f Final Hearing.
t* to* ooeety oeert tor Yamhill county,
getting his brain developed to the
State of Or«,on. in tbo manor of tb* wtat* i i
point where he might accomplish dam M**U dtr-Mued
to hereby that the nedtnlgnod m
something with it, 8nds that he I
»xoentlvo ef tbe wioto of Clin Meet,. dSecuod
b“
fltoJ
h*r
final neeonnt of tbo ndmioUtiw
to devote all ’ his attention to biz
ttan of h M m i *t# tn tbo nbov,
kbov, wtitled court
teeth, stomach and legs to keep, go­ *nd that tb, coart
hit • ««pointed
i
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TuMdny, tbo
Hghdsy
of
February,
lM«.
, t 1« a. m u tbo
ing at all.— Ohio State Journal.
(Imo ned the eoonty court room tor Yamhill
i
The Irony of Life.
Oamsnitoatad.
.
ooonty nt M«Minnvllie, Orm
reoon. a* tb* pi*
.or b«mrlnf u v objection,, . O
t mis may b* t*
tb* «nid final Meoont Mid tb*
b* tattl •m*nt*f tb*
e
“ D o you think M n. Blnin is much nam
Datad January 12,101«.
In love with her husband ?”
X ,«entri, of tbe fatal* of c’ ar^ 'Stata.
“ Y ou know Binks, don't you?”
“ Y m .”
'r i a tiT au lh iln,. Porti.
Attorney. I
“ She Uvea with him, doesn’t
Vint
*. Ml. ltM
she?”
*■10.
^Certainly.”
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“ What more proof do you want?”
8emi-Wceklj Journal and
— Richmond Times-Disostch.
Graphic, one year, $2.00.
the