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Bate* caught the eye of a
. SPECIALISTS IS CHINA.
hackman and nodded. A
They Knew to e Mieety due* Where
tater the carriage stood
Their Werfc Retine and Ende.
platform, with the driver
The
Englishman knows how to »erre,
open the door for them to
and Mr knows how to be served, any*
I “ A station platform is n
Isaac Taylor Headland In “ Home L ife
talk," said Bate« genially:
In China.” but to the matter o f service
poee we take a drive t h
and xervluK w en the BnxHahman must
of the auiet streets of the
take a second place, for the Chinaman
have plenty of time.”
has specialised service such aa
looked at her with a new
never been done In Grant Britain.
We xometlmea think we are special­
hit eyes.
‘I didn’t see you in the” -— he ists In the west. Ws have our eye
began, then added hastily, “ Y on specialists, a kind o f servant, o f course,
although 1 simply oat them to llina
haven’t had dinner, I suppost.**^
trate
what I wish to m ? hors, hot they
“ No,” hesitating and flnsUffg a
often combine with tbs treettneut of
little,
the eye that o f the ear. the mate and
“ Oh, 1 understand!” quickly. j the throat They have not got down
“ Y ou are like me and caw t pat up to ■ last analysis o f specieHsing a* the
with the makeshifts of a railroad Chinese doctor baa.
A mau had been shot with an arrow,
tell you
restaurant
unblushingly, “I ’m about as the heed o f which waa hurled In the
A Chance Meeting anq an |t0
E v e n t B e tw e e n T r a in s .
»T SARA O ICLEHBAFT
“T w o day«’ limit,” said W illi«
Bates as he looked doubtfully at the
ticket
“Can 1 make it in that
time?”
“ Yea," and the agent pushed
some change through the window
and waited expectantly for the next
man in the line; “ we make close
connections. That's your train on
the outside track. Better hurry.”
flesh. He tried to pull It out., but the
Aa this advice was accentuated by hungry as a man can be.
akin
had closed over the heed, end bi-
a sharp “ All aboard!” and s rush nice 'W e i in back
wee not able to do ao. B e went to a
> and the drafting of all of a few belated passengers toward W e’ll _ go tq, that and have _____
physician to get him to remove It. The
Newbafg, Oraeoa.
the outside track. Bates snatched land then we’ll drive about the city doctor promptly sawed the abaft off
Ftoor in UnionBlock up his handbag and sprang for- land talk until train time.”
otoee to the akin and than demanded
ward.
j There was hesitation, almost re- his fee. “ Bat.” said the sufferer, “the
“ Whew, that was certainly a close fusal, on her face; but; feigning n*t heed or the arrow la still Inside.”
C . R . C H A P IN
“Quite righ t” said the doctor. “ 1
connection!” he said grimly m he|to notice it, be urged her into the-
ato a specialist 1 deal only with out­
swung himself on the rear car of I carriage and then sprang hi
side disease*, i f you want the head
«a; Pentiate, Deeds, the moving train. “ I f I keep on at self and motioned for the d river to token out you w ill 1uve to go to an­
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the door.
legal pápeos. Ab- this rate I ’ll get through in time 1 close
other specialist who coma for
for the sale, and that will mean a
A n hour passed and then a f t a ? ailments.“
thousand dollars in my pocket hour, and soon after a train rum­
Lucky I thought of it.*
bled into the station, and then
WON BY OARING WIT.
The parlor car was full, so Bates Wed away. Twenty minute*
went on until he fountfr a seat with and another train arrived and
•tory o f C u r Pawl, His
s loquacious, insistent hotftl runner. parted. As it disappeared the
Just across was a bright look'
riage again whir lea up betide
Csar Paul's snuffbox was a* sacred
woman in a plain traveling suit,
station.
as the Imperial crown Itself. No one
he glanced at her with sudden, half
was allowed to touch I t Kaploff wa-
“H as my train gone?” the
i geretl that be would take s pinch ont
recognizing inquiry and then turned man asked anxiously as she
Office, White 22; Rea. Red 123
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the platform.
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One morning be walked op to the ta-
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Once he noticed tbs' woman id1
Bates took out his watch and
, ble which stood near the bed on which
the opposite seat looking at him looked st it meditative!
. j the c u r still reclined and boldly took
nquiringly, as though she, too, was
“ I ’m afraid it has,” . i
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f r.llu it tbe m a jestic snuffbox
Open
trying to recall something familiar. “and ray tram
oo, with it. poeai- ,ng ,t noWly. ^ taBerted bfal 0ng^ .
But when he tnrned to her she was We thousand dollars.
W e’ve been ; « ud. while Paul I. was watching him.
gazing from the window.
gone a little over two" hours, i in stupefactlou at anch audacity.. be
When the train stopped at a sta­ Driver,” severely, “you ought not to I sniffed up the fragrant powder with
evident siwtsfactlon.
tion for dinner he went to the res­ hate taken us so far.”
“ What are yon doing there, you
Office o v a r First National 1 taurant, had a bite and returned to
There was grave concern in his
!
rogue?”
exclaimed the czar excitedly
the station. It still lacked five min­ voice, I but
-Bank
! in' his I yes was m fly
“ Having a pinch o f snuff, sire. 1
utes
of
train
time,
so
he
walked
lei-
twinkle,
which
she
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did
not
notice.
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have now been oo duty for* eight
urely down the platform.
The driver twirled his ha) apolo­
»♦e e e a a a a e a a e e e e e eeeeaaee
hours, gad. feeling drown* I thought
A s he turned to come back he getically in one hand; but into the
It would
would keep
keep me
me awake,
awake, for
for 1 1 would
would
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ound himself face to face with the other a generous tip had been slip- r»u»er break the rule» o f etiquette than
woman who aat opposite him in the ped, so he was silent. .
neglect my duty.“
car.
For a- moment they gazed
“ It is really too bad. Bates coD-
Paul barst out laughing and merely
squarely into each other’s eyes; then.| tinned sympathetically,
’ Thera is replied:
both started forward,
only one more train out today,' and ’ 'JIbat’g right enough, my lad. but aa
“ Aren’t you W illis • Bales ?” the that goes towhTd Richmond. B u t
*,,uflrbox * no* *•*«* enon« b ta r
keep U for your
woman asked eagerly. “ I thought I I ’ll frfl you what,” aa though Struck bo.tfb..of “ r ° w
knew you on the train.”
by a sudden solution o f the prototom. “
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“ Yea, and yea are, or were, Alice “suppose we take that You know
Reptile« Are
Durfee,” Bates said, no less eagerly what you have promised me at the. According to a naturalist, serpenta, la
“ My, but L’jn glad to meet you! I * t end of three month's. N ow . what in spite of tbelr reputation for
it’s eighteen years since 1 the use o f waiting that long? Y o u are very oburtslgbtefl. Some of
e ft the old village, and I haven’t have no people* and ( have none, j cannot see more than a yard or two In
seen a soul from there since. How and if you g o beck to that school ,
them. Other reptile« are slml-
deficient to sense of rta
H en- you, have been telling me about it ;
Bob will be to unappreciative employers ! *** • * tborlr> «*sert* that a
have. and at wage*
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wages that will scarce * pay
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tnan six times Its own length. In ro
hut he and I never did get on well yoUr expenses. 1 have a good houee :
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Office over U . S. Nati. Bank.
together. Oh, I beg your pardon” — waiting fo r somebody to look aftqr
more dettcieat tban to
Phone Black 171
hurriedly— “I forgot!”
it and m ore monev in the bank than Some serpents are deaf, the tan. It Is
“My mother died tea yearn ago/ I know what to 4 » # ith . Now , my , sold, being unable to bear any
she answered steadily. “ A fter that idea is for us to go to a minister. The term “denf adder” consequently
a fact. In one respect some
came south and have been back You know where a minister liv es.'
reptiles show singular acuteness. They
nnty once since. Henry T aber had don’t you ?” to the driver.
have an unerring Instinct for water
the poatoffice the laat 1 knew, and
“ Y is, sorr,” grinning.
D r . J o h n 8. R a n k in
nod to dry weather w ill travel straight
Bob” —
“ And then come back and take
to tt. even when they are at such long
X im a a M
suadO NS
There was a significant movement the train for Richmond.
I t is a
distances that the mystery Is how they
across the platform, and Bates very nice city, and you are. bound could possibly become aware o f its
ever O. S. National
glanced at hia watch.
to like it.
How does the scheme > locality
Office phone Bine 171
“ It’s time to get on boerdi” he strike you ?”
Phone Black 116
exclaimed.
“ W e’ll finish our talk
Evidently it struck her unfavora-
Th * Seal's 8 «ns« o f Small.
in the car.”
The sense o f smell possessed by the
blv or as something too astounding
seals la very strong and will invariably
But the woman drew back.
to admit even of a reply.
“ This isn’t rqy’ train,” she aaid . “G ood!” he said beamingly. “Si­ wake them ont of a sound sleep even
“ I wait here two hours.”
lence means consent. N o w we will If you come upon them ever so quietly
“ R eally!” with sudden dismay in drive back to the hotel end write a
of letters.
You tell the ‘ b*“
tb.s w .y much more tborougb-
his voice. “ W hy, I was counting on
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Ox noon
The Graphic and Weekly Ore-
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good long talk.
Is Bob— your
husband— along ?”
She looked surprised.
“ I don’t know what you mean.”
-»he answered. “I have never mar­
ried. I came south ten years ago in
search of work and have been teach
ing school ever since. Y o u ’ll miss
vour train.”
It was already gliding down the
platform, but he neither noticed it
nor her warning. In his ¿yes was
an expression of incredulous in
rpiirv.
"Is n ’t Bob Bates” —
She motioned toward the train.
“ Y o u ’ll miss it!” she cried again
Then her hand dropped to her side.
“T h ere; it is too late! Was it very
impoi riant?” anxiously..
no— that is, I guess so,”
he answered indifferently. “ A thou­
sand dollars, I believe.”
A porter came down the platfofan.
and Bates called him with a gesture.
“ H ow long before the uext train
north ?” he demanded.
“ An hour and forty minutes.”
“ G ood!” turning to her, with
beaming satisfaction.
“ And you
have to urait two hours. That will
give us plenty of time to talk.
Now.” with a strange eagerness in
hia voice, “do you mean to tell the
that you did not marry Bob Bates
the fall I left?”
“ Certainly I did not.” wondering-
ly.
never married anybody, much
(ess Bob Rates. 1 never liked that
nan.r
“ Strange, and he told me” —
“W hat?” she demanded sharply.
“ Why, that you were promised to
Sim and that— well, wnat he told
mfe waa the cause of my leaving and
of my not communicating with anv
one in the old village during ail
*hene ▼ «**«, And to think” — H er-
couple u. .evxere.
x ou sou x..e
though yon be s half mile ¿tstnnt.
school com mittee that unforeseen than if you came up carelessly from
circumstances prevented your re- ! the leeward and even walked to among
turning, and I "will write that the them, they seeming to feel that you
same kind of circumstances have are not different from one of tbelr own
kept me from attending the sale, species until they smell you. The chief
attraction In these animals Is tbelr
Come.”
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ter*®- handsome eyes, which Indicate
She parted her lips as tb
groat Intelligence. They are a deep
rötest and even tried to draw
ck,
bluteb black, with a s o ft glistening
ut her heart was with this man appearance, and the pupil, like the
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who had been so much to her youth ; cat’s, I* capable of great dilation and
and who had returned, sod in the contraction,
end she entered the carriage with !
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him, and the door was again closed
w h u t sod Flour,
by the driver. —
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i t is said that the groom is usual- ’ els o f wheat to make s barrel o f floar.
tv the one to show trepidation at a but different wheats vary from this es­
wedding, but in this case it was the timate. A bard wheat produces more
bride.
In s twinkling the whole flour to the bushel than a soft wheat
Generally speaking, a bushel of wboat
course of her life hnd been turned.
will yield from 70 to 75 per cent of
She was being transformed from a floar o f different grades, distributed
schoolteacher to a wife. But in her about os follows: Patent floor. 68 to (10
breast was that satisfaction st be­ per cent: bakers' floor. 8 to 10 per cent;
ing permitted to give up that strug­ red dog. S per cent making approxi­
75 per cent of flour and
gle with the world which is natural mately 70
to men and usually distasteful to leaving 25 to 80 per ceqt o f feedstuff—
women. Instead « vision glimmered that tq bran, shorts etc.—Philadelphia
Press.
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before her eyes— a vision of home,
husband and children— and, despite
such gasps as one will take at being
swung over a precipice, she was
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Not m Contortionist.
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MINSTRELS OF TRIPOLI
MysSerlsus Music lane Who FIK
»la w t* »lose at A il Mourn.
The strange music
music lane hoard and seen la Tripoli
are described hy Mrs. Mabhi L. Todd
to bar booh, “ Tripoli the Mysterious:”
“The children are possessed o f won­
derful mental quickness. They ac­
quire languages without effort and the
»treat urchlnu use easily Froach. Itol-
ton and all the languages.that are cur­
rent to their narrow streets. The
strange muele o f the city, too—the
weird chants, t ^ cymbals, flageolets
end queer ■ triaged instrumente—deep­
ly Impresas« the American visiter.
“flomotlmqs at dawn, when roofs and
minarets ware dasr.Ungly white against
the sapphire aky. while yet the laby­
rinthine streets st tbs bottoms o f atoe
co casyeos lay to twilight gray, strange
ama foam the desert would stalk by.
making uncanny music. ,
“ One o f them, very tall and blacker
was dressed la a low neck-
sleeved garment, greatly
abbreviated as to skirts, playing maio-
(U m In.A minor mode unknown to the
west, sad his stride was full o f a dig­
nity well nigh appalling. '
“The Instrument slightly resembled
a Scotch bagpipe decorated with bar­
baric strings o f shells andUbeads. an
Inflated akin with a primitive mouth­
piece nod at the opposite end two
pointed projection* like hone. Hia
companion beat upon a curious little
tomtom and now and then sang af
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“ Black boys followed. Jumped. about>
ed. danced like wild creatures, excited
beyond all bounds by this oddly com­
pelling music as the rhythm penetrated
and seised tbelr Imsginsthm, Although
these men o f mystery generally passed
about sunrise, they sometimes went
by In the night Once o r'tw ice the
weird performance took place shoot 2
O'clock to fhnjmurnlng. The minstrels
always walked wttb peculiar sw ift­
ness. intent opon the
to hand”
A Question o f Ownership.
“Are you the man »ho advertises
•Own your own home?* aaid the de-
jeoted looking caller.
-“I am,” answered the real estate
dealer.
“Well, I’d like to get the recipe.”
“The what r
“The recipe— the modus operas-
dL I want to know what to do to
own ray own home. Our eook has a
temper , like a raging lion and mi
rentes, if you oan. teD1
d es like Hercules,
her. MoheyV
me how to dispossess
di
no object” — Washington Star.
Royal Nlcknan.»».
K ang H i. the best of Chinese em­
perors, was known s i the “Father
end Mother” of his people.
*A aa of Mesopotamia” was a com­
pliment bestowed upon Merwin E
of that country because Mesopo­
tamia st the time had a spades of
ass that nev«r fled from the enemy. <
On account of A red stein on his
face Malcolm IT. of Scotland was
called ’‘T h e Fiery Face.” Hadrian!
o f Rome whs knpwn as the “Darling
of Mankind.” end T itu i. wqs celled
the “ TVHffhl of Mankind.
LAYING A SPECTER.
A F ilm y B lu e L ig h t and
Japanese Felloe.
In the village o f Haae. near KansakL
at the end o f the Rokosan range, soys
the- Kobe Yusbln. rumors were, set
afloat not long ago that In tb* small
boors o f the morning a phantom could
be seen at the Mtyama pa«
some time ago a murder was
ted hy robbers. The ghost
be caught algbt o f * lonely traveler,
would attempt to stop him. sP If be
bod something important to say. Peo­
ple reported baring iron a filmy blue
light hovering to tbelr path. Is the
whole village ao one dared thereafter
to walk that way after dark.
The rumor was laogbed St by the
skeptical police, bat late one algbt a
number o f officere were toetrocteu to
patrol the haunted pas» to the
o f bringing relief to the tortured
o f the timid by proving that there
eo ghost or. should be be met. putting
him under aivest Every half hour a ft­
er midnight a different policeman was
to traverse the pas*. Dp to half past 2
nothing happened. Then one o f them
n w the blue light to front o f him. . B o
blow his whistle and ran—back to the
police station. The others otto ran—la
the same direction.
When morning came the whole coan
tryslde Joined the police to making
search for the ghdsL What they found
near the scene o f the blue tight eras a
human skeleton to a long dlaRffid lime
kiln. The local scientist declared that
the light was B l
the poor neglected bones,
thereupon interred with full Beddktst
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Black SHk
Stove Polish
A Shine in Every Drop
CHASE f t LINTON
GRAVEL COMPANY
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
crete work, cement block»,
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
Chi
Telephone White 85
A Chinese typewriter Is a wonderful
contrivance. It has 4.300 characters.
It has only three keys, it can moke
50.000 letters or characters by combi­
nations o f the basic 4 . 200 . To write s GDOKM>MlMM08WMB«08M0BgOI?g:«Cg3Kajg!)
letter yon turn s cylinder upon which
are the 4.200 characters until the right
one comes opposite the keyboard o f
the guide on another cylinder. After
striking the printing ksy, Just as on an
American machine, you begin a still
bunt for the next character which you
are to print, and ao on while
lasts.—Christian Herald.
ffiü Site» • Specialty
’ The Newberq
Transfer Co.
P. S. Tim berlake, Prop.
“ Why are there so many old Jokes on
the stager'
“ Ob. they gw good. That Is due to
the feeling o f superiority produced by
the fact that you know the answer,
while the actor gink who is being told
the Joke apparently does n o t“ —Louis­
ville Courier-Journal.
Strategy.
1 He—Ob. that's only a d im
—Cornell Widow.
Mirth. Joy
«• ta l physicians.
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far as Kaniakl breathe
Hub—I told Bohrsnm that we might
drop In on them tonight W ife—Oh.
fudge! Ton know I don’t want to rtstt
those people, sod 1 can’t son why yon
Freeman tb « Hi «tartan.
da Hob—1 don’t I told him th at so
It was sa English Ms bop who. when that w# can stay st bom# tonight with­
the historian Freeman bad worn ont out fear of having them drop to on as
hia patience with bis rudeness. Intro­ —Boston Transcript
duced him to a waiting audience aa
“the distinguished scholar that so ad­
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visito
mirably describes and Illustrates the
As ha crawled ont of the wreck
savagery o f our ancestors.“
his ante s «ollcltoua friend
£
you covered 7'
Tbs Result.
“ Tea.“ be said sadly, “ with mod.
“ Dear me. girls: Whet on earth Is blood, chagrin and bis ara ace. Is that
that pemlInf'Sweetisb smell to tb# air enough r —Detroit Free Press
all over the botw er ~
“ Why. Gara Icllne Is burning Sor nié
His Fref«Mieto
love letters in the furosce."-Baltim ore
She (potatine to a noted blood sps-
American.
daMst)—Who lq that distinguished look-
— A merchant died, leaving to his
only son the conduct of his exten­
sive business, and great doubt was
expressed in some qnsrters whether
the young man possessed the ability
to carry out the father’s policies.
“ W ell,” said one kindly disposed
friend, “ for my part I think Henry
is very bright and capable.
[ ’«
rare he will succeed.”
“Perhaps you’re right.” said an­
There Mnol Have
other friend. “Henry is undonbted*
“ Was yonr banquet s success?”
ly a clever fellow; but, take it from
“Great! W « couldn't have bad a big­
me, old man. he hasn’t got the head ger crowd If It had been a free fend.“
to fill hi* father’s shoes.”
-D etroit Free Press.
Fee Family Us*
“Henry,” ' • Jersey commute^«
wife began thoughtfully, *Trfl baeu
thinking • lot about yen lately.”
“What’s nPr
“Since we moved here to Jeney
and you’ve gone back- and forth ev­
ery day to tha city you V v * seen
absolutely nothing of the ohUdren.”
“I don’t ace how that can bo
helped,” aaid Hthry.
“When I
leave in the morning they are not
np, and when I come book in thej
evening they’re in bed.”
“Yes.” said the wife, “that Ik ao,
hot you might st least «end them a
souvenir postcard now and then.”—
New York Tii une*.
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Circuit Court of lb* Plata of orueou for thr
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T . Ä . » S « 14ta*day of
March. 1*11, at (h* hour of I I .00 o’clock A M
of mid day, at tba Weet door of
Coon bouao, is MoMinVvllie! Yanbll* County*
Greet», tail <0 tho hl( baat b»d-i*r, at p“ blie
auction, faubloot to rodauiptloii, for each la
hand, all the rlsbt, title and interent which the
•aid «bove
r.
j - . - *«m *d defendania, or either of
them had oa the u h d ay of Soramber, im , tb ,
?£*•
herein forecloead. or aluce
too, aa pial
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County Recorder for aal.i County
nty «ad State; to
aatlafy the aura ol Mm 00 . loeetherwlth
tat
therwtr-------
tharaonalnoa July * 1 , i*i»,7 tth a rate of eight
tr
cent
per
annum,
cad
the
further
aura of
K
* U together with In tere« en aaid leal nara^ ed
- « etnee the lMh day of July, i*ULai thoE ta
& 5?r Í7"* P*r annum ; ami the Ambar aura
_ f * r L >l t* f>* T
w 'd «e llo «, aad the
ORtt R
Un alR
* ■ 01 f - * • f?
•*"*»
*od
dlahuraeraanta of paid
a
tloa end «ce •ruing
tilog coate,
coau, duo
the plaintiff ui
id Juagmout,
and order of
I thU loth day of February. ]* ml
F .O. Hendvraon,
are great
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