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I bave every consideratiou fur tbow- I derton’s ronsiiiiwnts will have material ,„0 abo object to «“• »cqu'“,lon ol lhr cau«e to r»j H<e becauae hi« t i«< Hon to “ ’„.pmes. and Ubwe •*>“<«**"• My country, ’tia of thee, Lad, usto come to * clearer and truer !bft«pe»k«rU th« horn*« w •• Sweet land of ftenaioiM fee— INSPECTING DOUBLE BOTTOMS IN iKiring the two or three «lav« hr 'understanding of lb. Of thee I blag! " OUR NAVAL VESSELS. i rp^ot in Washingu n, be learnt B.e I bring a ««’■•»I* <ru“ ",e ''•”U° * Land where war told the tale; ’ difference between the iofluence wieMrd Land where the l>eef wm stale; ,Her. '.bere, sud 1 «X «»»•* 'be injury ■ s sometimes caused by overwork, either mental» ' i It fa l itrrinrl» Hsiardeua and Try- | by even a prominent uwmbrr of l!»e I»an<l where the war-general* rail wav not done m th® wav of hindering lu* Work, and Many Precautions cal. There are many other exciting cause* J uouee, a« he ha« been for aoiix J^ara, the field of Like anything! oar men in tbeir effort* on Are ^ereaaary tu Prevent Loaa of exposure to cold, excesses, emotional influene*iCk*a i «nd that of the «peaker. He made no Life llurlnu the Operation. and I cm afraid I have in- battle, b**t »pairing on and giving The approach of the disease is generally ^radu?*' < )li, hear me rise and shout: PA AND FREDDIE ABOARD. I «eerct of i»»a having come to Warbingt« u quently the first warning is a vague feeling ofb- , L “Thank heaven, I 'm rimstere*! out!” herited_ it. I do not feel Itogetaome appointnieuie for the bo*« I new life to tbeir enemies There is one phase of the ship life of vertigo and muscular weakness. ’ (That's what I sing;) “Dewey’« great« it lest was not that of the American naval officer that ia An Eaeitlnw Tlm«* F*or Uhh h Them well; I have a cough ; my i >n hi« dialrict, nor thal hi» visit was en M mm Itealif No Oeeonion. VOI isb fleet io Manila Fighting on *ea and shore scarcely known to the layman and that destroying th« 8j»am tirely ratiaf«ctory. Although everybody s are sore; am losing A h u pass^ngf-r train on the Hannibal J making tba United Ever for me is o’er ; can hardly tie understood by him a« he I now call« him general, he never claimed , bay, but i L m I w»« puling out a tall countryman, in- . What shall I do? a tìr»t ciaf»« power Bullet* and beef no more *— looks upon the modern ship in all her cumbered with four bundles, a scythe each rank, as the neigth of hie military i Slates rerpe< te l as Yoftr doctor says take care of (That’* what I «ing. attractive cleanliness and meets her »nath, au ax handle, a bag of bananas ' in every Oriental capital. If I«“ •*fc career, which began a* a private, wa« to —Frank L. Stanton, in Atlanta <’on*litu~ neatly uniformed officers upon the «pot- and a «mall boy, came out of the depot * yourself and take plain cod-liver rnrrgies lor tbe greatest de Le rolooel uf an Iowa regiment of volun to l*ud your tion. le«N upper «fcek. Not only are the parts and L» gau to take hi« bearing«. Up und oil, but you can’t take it. Only teer«. But he will be general uj th« «nd 1 gree of com ord an i prosperity wbicb the strong, healthy person can restore the nutrition of the nerves and have curn has »»er experienced, m* of the ship in sight kept ch an aud free down Hie tra» ks hi« gaze wandered, up of the chapter now. He couldn’t “top I this country The ileott» ( oueord Home. cases of paralysis when all other remedies and meth"*’ from rust aud decay, but also those far and down the Jong lines of coach«!« take it, and they can’t take it the tua«)ie« from giving him th* title, vour strung inditene* in Boston and “The Alcott« had bought n «mall treatment have failed. The record of this rem«dv. drawn up under the shed«, and «1 last, long. It is so rich it upsets the •au Xraneiscu and pince of land ami a farmhouse, once down, contracted «paces that never we «« the rear coach wan pa«xing him, he stomach. Lut you can take even if he considered it worth while to I , New Eoclamt it to a thorough trial. / «otj,! the light of day. These include the cel »•■•ait. not only to »ui»*» ’ good, but fallen into decay, on the the Fa» itic caught Might of the moving train. try. Perh.n. 'here 1« no m.n heller known In the elty of I _ lular compartments b» tw» en the inner 1* with the probfeioH in tbe Great road to Boston, a mile east of "Come on, Freddie! Thar «he goes!” ih . ui Mr. <i. H. Snyder. Tu u reporter Jlr. snvdL. Gen. Joseph Wheeler in ad happy as a | fully grapp!' voi. .•rfnl »lory. He .»Id: ? Concord,” writes Edward W. Emerson and outer «kin« of the whip, known tech he yelled and began to transfer holoh of boy with bi« firrt IftMMerr, or a girl who | Philippine«, but to uiaiotain th* open I .. >. now »evenly ve.r» of »<e. About three veer» ... . in The Ladiua’ Home Journal. “They nically a« the “double bottom, “aud bis belongings from his right hand to eedorn of trade throughout er .|. . .idne»»ur nuiubne». In the reel, then creepin. £ ha» ju*c Miiuubed a man she knows love» | door and fr made aome repairs and a «mall addition, other places that separate the magazines hi« left a« he ran. Freddie made an my iH.dy, I <rew very thin In rteeh. my appeIjU,2?r'•«•««ta ] V I did not rell.h my find. At laet I Iwcame aobitd I ... r It i3 very palatable and easily her. He baa been ordered to the Fliii- | all China. "I am not an imperlatisi gr»*atly improving its appearance, aud and various built up structures within amazing record for one whoae leg« were I, >v, about. I ivmlilted »everul dl»tln.ul»hed phv«i< ian. un*fcl’H a ani«t in the aaulon aud ippinea for duty and will «ail from San a or an expand digested. If you will take plenty moved into it the following summer the whip from the outer «kin. , : net I hui hK'oinotor auila, another tbat 1 (ad creenin. IMUW * so short, and they were soon beside the ys lie j uuresaoLabfe meaning ol these mislead- I I.Hi. tbeir medicine» but they did me uo good and 1 eunU l'‘'1 I The «ituation was extrem»*ly pictur The«« narrow compartment« are espe step« on the rear end of the la«t coach. ! of fresh air, and exei ise, and Framuk-co on the 20 h m«t He »ay_ .row wor»e. uuae^ j, I esque. It was backed by a range of hills cially susceptible to dampness and rust, There wa« a man «landing on the plat SCOTT’S EMULSION steadily, uiil not reaign hie »♦'at in the butne as • ing term«, but a »imple In-liever in ■ dav a friend ndvlaed me to try Dr. William«'Pm» a., r .le IV l ie. 1 immediately commenced their u». . t|, clothed in the rich green of pines re and in order that those who have the form. there is very little doubt about be expects the campaign will l>e «hori j meeting uiir nm»ai re»pou«ibdiiir», „ . ,n i . « avay. Before I bad flulahed my tir.l I h . x | g lieved by a tracery of gray birch. A care of them may do their duty well 11:111» me. 1 UMd twelve l«>«.-. m all and w:.» . . “Hay, «top ’er, «top ’er!" cried Fred your recovery. and euccet-eful ami he will be lra< k be i where tailuie to »lu «• would have com- -/ ’ romMe Juurnu/, Zmr. » superb elm served a« a great pan»«ol in and so prevent the decay of the ship a die's pa “Put on that ar wind brake, There are hypophorphites in it; fore congreM meet«. Others think that pl, a>4 u* m act« of far gieaterun- summer, and beside« were apple trees, system of inspection ha« been deviled, mister! Pull that ar rope up over your Dr Wil ’ iams'Pink Pills for Pale People contain, in a corn!« they give strength and tone up the if he return« before congre«« meet«, he I rigbleouine»« than th se in which w» pink and white in May and red aud an»i the inspectors mo«t be, tinder the head und make 'er «top!" all the ■.<- ments necessary to give new life and richness to the h'1 nervous system while the cod-liver will have to leave before the fighting in are i»uw concerned ; such ss,for iii-tancv, yellow in September, which commended naval regulation«, commissioned offi .tore tattered nerves. They are an unfailing specific for wchs But the man only reached down and oil feeds and nourishes. I internatiuiial war on the one baud <>r ab- finichad, and that i« about the last the place to the fruit loving father, who cers. A permanent board of inspection caught Freddie, who was leaping and . lo motor ataxia, partial paralyais, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica n * »M 91.an. til drvi^itfa, I solute anarchy in the islands on the called it Orchard H<»use. In front, be is formed upon each ship, whirn must «winging and dragging by turn« in bis ; :.-.e .man m. nervous headache, the after-effects of the grin n.i thing he would wish to do. SCOT f ¿a UOWS't f.htrr.ist:. New York. • e heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of wcavi;'t‘fetr tween the house and the wooded hills consist of one engineer and two line of vain efforts to make hi« «hurt legs ¡other hand, tn the event, as wou.tl have in male or female. “Xu kd ! ’ What would you like for luncheon, «bout Walden, «tretched a broad mead- ficer«. The duty of thin board is period stretch far enough to get hi« feet on the 1 bet n neceasarv, that we had left Manila liw, said to have been au ancient lied of ically to make personal inspections of lower step. Pa held on to him with one about had it» claim« not been wupported ¡Tommy?” «»ke»l Tummy’« mother, as aid Ike ¡»land« before stable native Dr. William Pink Pilh for Pale People arc sold Lv all d ■ V -'i ' ■ sent. P'lstp.ii I. on receipt of price, 50c. n box or six lxix«?‘7’* Concord river. A charming wood puth all the partsof the ship, examine every hand and the man on the platform bv the government of Gitgr Britain. I they sat dowrn in a department-store I government or accepting foreign protec 1, irr ' ' tor sold ill bulk or by the loo) by addressm ' 1» I led up a little pas« among the hills lie thing critically, suggest remedies for finally succeeded in drawing him up. No rupture is expreied to remit from restaurant. •,.e l a:C 'inpatiy , Sclienectady, N. V. 0 ’ "U:'- torate bad been established, neither ot hind the house, sweet with the hot any evil« that may be found to exist Pa slung the banana hag aft« r him. It, this failure to agree, but the unexpected “Ice-cieam," replied Tommy, with a ; wtii-h could have been accomplished in breHth of pine Mr Alcott’« hand«, un and to report to the commanding offi slid on acros« the platform and went -.¿uCJU JA ¡«all the time happening, and no one smile of anticipation. case of our departure within a year aided but by ta«te and «kill, greatly cer, for transmission to the navy de overboard on the other «ide. Pa made a “Ami what else?" beautifkd theplaoe by a little terracing partment, the condition of the vessel in leap forth»! «ti p«, dropped a bundle and ( thing ha« been so profile of ruptures be alter Dewey ente ed Manila bay. “More ice-cream," said Tommy, with of th»» sunny slope hero and there, the detail. Htooped to pick it up. The recovery of i tween nation» as a »Jiaptite«! boundary “I wish tu protest against the most line. In this particular raao, every con a larger smile than before. — Harper's planting of woodbine on the porch, and Uniforms are discarded while mak the bundle took but a second, but the unfortunate influence ot this Anti Im the building, out of stick« cut on the ing these inspections, and clad in «ea- train was getting well under way aud cession made by this government to try Bazaar. perialistic society, which has resulted ■ 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ I place, of a rustic fence and gate« and a men's ordinary working suits these offi wa« a tail’« length uhi ad when he be- ........... ■ j m ure a settlement of the dispute has How Two Brave Men Died. not iu reaching tu any great degree our «eat around the spur« of the elm by the cers crawl upon all fours throughout the gan the oha»e again, One wild spurt, bet'll met Gy a in sh demand on the part d<»or “ A flying column of British and Amer- 1 military or naval forces, but has given Jengtb of the bottom of the ship, wrig with bis coattails «landing out i>ehiud oi Canada. It is undeittood, not ufliciul- gle nuakelike through narrow opening« him, u ruckles« leap, and pa, too, was |v A Literary Colneldeaee. Will continue to give week by week during 1899, by meant of ill«. . of course, that Ambas-a lur Choate ! Iran marines and bliirjuckets and some j unlimited comfort, aid and encourage and teat, all the important news of the world in a clear and con»-iu Plagiarism is a literary crime the and examine with their own eyes every aboard, but a bundle containing an un has been instructed to inform the gov friendly native« had been pushing far ment to their enemies. I speak iu no charge of which should not be made too inch of the surface of the thin «teel dershirt had been lost in the tuflsle. ther and failber inland along the bush i exaggerate»! terms. On tlie battle field., POLITICS ART An * mph•>•»■ u f tlm depot picked the ernment of Great Britain that the Unit road-, and dav at er day passed without freely, especially where a very eminent platen. The paint of these compart along the firing-line and in the camps Independent of parties, devoted to The leading artists of the t-w- ed States has made i>s las’ concession in person is concerned. Retentive memo ments, softened by dampness in some bundle U{>, and a section man who hap good government, it will not hesitate will contribute to the na»« i'’ any oppoaiiioii. We were beginning to ! and hospitals 1 heard the tank and file to approve or disapprove, whatever WEEKLY u hmSJXi*, ries seem to be responsible for much places and hy heat and the sh am laden pened by appropriated the banana« to this matter. the situation may be. the foremost illustrated weekly , The presence of Gov. Roosevelt in think iliat there was no fight in the reb of our brave soldier- inveigh against the that in an ootbur«t of indignant erno- air of the boiler rooms in others, rubs bi« own refreshment. The crowd that els, w h« n -ml h ’ nly, on April 1, our small | effect of this agitation on the enemy; tion we would lay to plagiarism This, ofT upon the working suit«, and an hail breathlessly awaited the result of Washington Siturday night und Sunday Cuba and the Philippines Hawaii and Porto Ka H G Wells at»amed id< by about a thousand I from the mouth« of not only Admirbl however, can hardly explain the follow hour’s crawling transforms the neat the nice melted away, and the dt pot at and ti e knowledge that he was sent for forte w is ! ill Special articles will appear on these These places will be simurh < two countries by Messrs. Phil. ing, which enu merely be called n re officer into a very sorry spocta» Io. In tendant«, who had been preparing to j by the president, revived interest in the »Mata t a w.tniorH, cleverly planted in j Dewey and Geuerai Otis, but Generals tv Caspar U hitnev < * Robinson and F. I). Millet, both bmwidJie, who likwwue markable coincidence We have never some modern navies this duty is per pick ¡»a up with shovels, went about stories .that he might again enter the ambusii u i the German plantation ut .MacArthur, Anderson, Hale, Lawton G k .VS'1 of whom made special journeys to the study of the plices. heard that the genial autocrat, Gliver formed by th»? enlisted men, the officers tbeir duties. Vaiiele. 1 h« attack came firnt from the and Brigadier General Olis, Colonels islands- Half an hour later a very angry man 'army a* commander of a brigade of iear, and almost simultaneously cjnm I Wendell Holmes, wa« ever accnned of being excused from it, but in our navy . . .THE BEST . .. Smith of California, and Summers ot st«»aling from Whittier, nor do we ever the feeling exists that an enlisted man camo prancing down the depot platform i Rough Riders, or that lie might become i firing all along the 1» ft uf the line, a« I Oregon, abide from bcores of other am y He said himself, and ( PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR remember that anyoue ba« said that the should not bo asked to go where an offi He wuh holding a «mall boy by one m < retary of war well as from the front, 1 he Cull auto and navy officers, 1 beard the opinion Quaker poet borrowed from the phy cer is not willing to lead. The result is hand, and the end« of an ax handle and he ought to know, that lie was sent lot Is what HARPER’S WEEKLY has been in the past and will iti Americans had future The great work accomplished in the late Spanish-Amencas w. Pi acti< (expressed in no uncertain terms that ■ician. Nor do the circum«tancus of the that “things always work" with the scythe hnutb pr trudi'd from un i r his > , to give Itis advice concerning the ap malic gun which ilie characteristic of the WEEKLY'S live aud energetic policy, Americans and th»» efficiency of the fleet arm. present cu«e rui«e either is«ue. : pointment of «oniw of the officers for the with them, ami which was capable ol the most encouiaging influence for the Oí It was pa. He approached a depot firing 430 rounds a minute, was brought SERIAL STORIES W»> picked up the other day at a «ec is assured. Filipino« in fighting us, and hence the ■ . new regiments of volunteers, which are G rant Numerous precautions must be taken officiul und said: ond hand bookstore a copy of The At quickly to bear by Lieutenant Lansdale, W MEN THE SLEEPER WAKES. By M. Q. Weih most unfortunate one tor our soldiers expected lo be ready for service in five “Why didn’t you till me that wasn't lantio Monthly of January, 1870 In it to avoid the risk of losing life while but it suddenly jammed, and the bullet- anil sailors lo combat against, was the W ITH SW ORD AND CRUCIFIX. By E. S Van I ifo or six weeks. » we found that the two eminent poet* performing thin duly, for it is attended the Wabash? I wanted the Wabash. TME CONSPIRATORS By R. W. Chaaben | An ohl citiz.' ii of Washington, who of the enemy poured into the column I spreading of tlm s»»nti.n»>n» •»«.! ¡¿«as above mentioned while writing uu toiui with nn lit tin <lHn<u-r Th« n 1 oiiiHTilnre H ih /’ h wIiHt. I w intud ” The official tenderly handed pn his I lias inade his liome in London for the Irom three si l*s, so that our men could through the ranks of the Filipino aimy DOOT Some Short-Story Contributors ly different theme« gave two line« that of confined spaces entirely or partly I are strikingly alike Mr Whittier'« is cloHed for n considerable length of time m w undershirt and replied in the «oft, I oast 20 year« has been telling his Wa-‘i- find no shelter even behind the cucoanut and among ths masses of the natives W. E. Norria Owen Hall F. J. McCarthy H. S. Mernau Oil trees with which the plantation isstudded. E. F. Benson H. S. William« John Corbin M. S. Briscoe “Never by lover my lips be ki««ed, “ become« robbed of its oxygen in the tones that soothe the ruffled suul: i ington Iriends how a w the English are that our occupation of Che islands was "I believe you forgot to ask me. and Dr Holmes wrote, “LipN that lover formation of rust und is soon made unfit G bant in most things compared with . A meri« Several men dropped under the hot fir»» unwarranted, the war unprovoked, our THE WEST ALASKA ha« never kissed. ” It is rather an ex to «nstaiii life If pomible, such com Kansaa City Times. cans, no said: “But the slowest !■ thing* of the en» my, and Lieutenant Lansdale, army and navy un.-uppo t d bv our and its industries will be treated in and its resources will be the Kbits traordinary coincidence, as we have said. partment« are blown out with pure air the executive officer of the Fhiladelphia, a series of articles by Franklin of a aeries ot papers by Edward i tn Englaml are the workingmen, , and 1 people, and our country about to de Matthews. Spurr. How curiou«ly and ooientiflcally and led through a hose from a blower duct INSISTED ON PAYING. do not except any trade or craft. If yon had his leg shattered by a rebel bullet, mand the withdrawal from our respon- mystically the doctor must have explain and all manhole plates removed btiforu while endeavoring *o fix up the disabled The London Letter This Busy World •ibilities—incurred, in fact, not by al ed it all if his attention wi re ever call being entered. A lighted candle is al A Man Wli«» V. <111 1<I h 't Am-pt !.<• ...I ■ see a group of six carpenters, painters, wi . t>e written bv Arnold White, by E. S. Martin, will coMmn Ad*l<*«« l or \«»tliiiiK. ways carried by the inspecting officer - plumbers, tinners or whatnot, it is ten gun. borne of the officers and men spirit of conquest, but by the logical de td to it I New York Tim»»«. aud will be full of timely matter. amuse and instruct its readers upon his crawling tour If the candle The other day an old fellow slouched to one but that three of li.e six are idle, wanted to charge, but that would have velopment of war where we had to pro AMATEUR ATHLETICS burna dimly or seems upon the point of . into Attorney Oscar Kuhn’s office, on they are the gieatest shirkers of work 1 been of little avail. Indee<i, a charge Illa l-'iahlliiK Name. tect our interests and destroy those of w.ll be continued weekly by its well-known editor, Mr. Caspar Whitatj An iirmy officer here in town tells a being extinguished, there i« a deficiency L»*gul row, and intruduerd himself ns l ever «aw : (hat is, among white men. It would have probably meant the sur the enemy, wherever they came in con 10 Cents a Copy Subscription, ¡4 00 a Year story which throws a aide light on the of oxygen, and lie will immediately I Mr. Smith, Jones, Brown, or something, is no exggerution to ray that one Ameri rounding of the whole force and the cut tact or competition. 11« said he way« of recruiting officers In hi« oom- seek the near« st opening leading from of a neighboring county Mart cw* f Address HARPER A BROTHERS. Publishers. New York % ! ting off of the only line of retreat Ami can workman is worth two Britons, “ When 1 think uf the regiment« los siitud during the Cuban campaign was the compartment and leave it at once. I wanted to con.-ult a lawyer aud was ac so the British and the Americans fonvht ing su many g»»nd lives in battles, which a private who came every day to ask Men are stationed at places as near as corded a st at and uno of tlm attorney's j | Ibis inefficiency, sloth and s)Hematic ( ‘soldiering’ is Unlay one uf the greatest on shoulder to shoulder, till it becaine I b-lirve euul.l have leei: avoided bad for letters. Joseph Murphy was his jiossibl»» to him, ho that they may hear • HweetcNt «mil» « name on the roll, bat the tang of his bis voice and render immediate iiNsist Hu then explained that while be was haml < aps on manufacturing in Great obvioiu that safety lay only in retreat. the treaty been ratiiied at an early date, Lansdale ami brave Ensign Monaghan and th. Filipino« not been led tobe tongue did not sugg« st even remotely ance in case of ne»»d. No one is allowed 1 away from home the sheriff or some i Britain and explains in a gieat degree the Emerald Isle Day after day and no to enter any confined «pace on board deputy hud attaclnui bis wife’s sewing why the United States and Germany are by some means or other, gut left behind. j lleve that by holding out an 1 fubtina, machine und bureau for taxes Hu did letter came Murphy'« Lice grew Ion ship without an uncovered light, al taking away the English trade. The They were probably lost sight ol in the ' 'hey could gam their end. 1 contend ■wr j a • G rants — VIA THE ger and his query more pathetic every though in addition a portable electrio not ¡iropoM» to tolerate sie j imposition, z~ [ home manufacturers a«e being pushed to trees or the long grass of the plantation. I that I am indeed provided with » su||¡. light is carried frequently to render the hu declan d. time Im appeared For a time a sailor wa- with them, but |cien* excuso to refer tu this subject with Shasta Route to thii “What is the amount »f tuxes?" in i Ltie wail through the great influx of for “No letter.” «aid the officer one inspection more thorough It not infrequently htipp*'HN that offi I eign goods. We can make and sell to hi« ummunition was exhausted, ami so much piainm » s <»n IIi¡8 occasion. quired the lawyer. morning “No letter for you There'« — of the — Successor of the UnttbriW j only one addressed to—Jet me are- to oer« and men become so wedged between 1 “Lemme see—$1.28,“ was the reply England any number of articles of gen Lans«lale, now badly wounded, a*ked I “Now, last, I nuiBt tell you some The One Great Standard Ati'^,r his comrades to save themselves. The ! Th»» lawyer could not conceal a «mile, oral use, cheaper than they can be made Giovanni Paladin! Castellazzia —or bulkheads and beams while performing So writes Hon. I». J. Breww, this duty ns to make it extremely diffi 1 but hastened to say: “Well, Mr. Smith, in that country, and this 1 aJiiimle to sad ir went, but Monaghan refused to thing, as citizens of B >gtoi; and Mu^a- something like that; none for you. *’ Justice L’. S. Supreme Lean- Bepri chusetIs, wlii< h 1 Uialike to tell you, but Mtandard pames i Murphy’« face beamed with delight cult to remove them, mid more than one | if you want my advice, it is to go buck Ex urea» Tranis Leave Portland Daily bu !gf, and continued tu help along bis i th»* superior activity and iffeitiveness oi st ill w hich is true of tber.S.fleT'il ’ ® 1 Noiai • It refer« to ilietf- >ouih. “That a ouo for me,” he said. “My officer of the mivy is upon the retired mid m ttle that small aim unt. it look« I -ti| eiior offi *er, whose leg was ^battered. i North. < itti'*, the r !* ■'•n*’ uri. all thr < ' G ranfi feet of the speech of one of yoursena- 7 :UU p. m . 1 LZ Forti nul name likn that I go to the recruiting li«t today beouuNH of permauent injury Ilk»' the ea«iest ami best way out of it.” the American workingman." at . I'hey found hi« body next day, nut far iri'iii» ' u<irt«4if‘ 8 :00 a . M The average member ol a government I í> :3«> V m LV. Grant» Fass LV. 5:20 p ’. M y all llie .vlwolb1«* office. 1 am wanting to go fight. Officer to his health contracted while perform The old fellow thought a moment tor« against I lie treaty A* lie is a irom lums<1ale’s. B>th had their heads 7.4> a . m . Ar. «an h ran co LV. 7:U0p ’.M. AV amity say, ‘ What your name?' 1 say, 'Giovan ing this arduous labor Because of the i and replied that he believed be w< uld. commission knows liow to get all (tint i- great and good nu in my truiest opin- C oinmtttuei ni Paladmi (’aatellazzia, ’ and he «ay. care exercised it is rare that u life i« Answering, he asked, “How much do J coming to him in the way of comfort,and cut off. Between the two lay a dead ion, 1 would make Above train- -top al all stations between by stnU» Snwmii«* no observation« Malaaia warrior. Two other »lead men i 'irtland and >aiem, Turner, Marion, ’Oh, lielludatn, that no namo for you lost in this «ervice, but in one case nt ' owe you?" ,.f -<|i(»».laJ •»If«'' ' perques. While everybo<ly was express whatever against his |i rsona! character, (iriitMMeoa*** i1 ’/i ’ i ’ i -y1'4’1'- b«»ttage Grove, Tangent, You not tight with name You fight least the niNhiirs« of a man proved fatal 1 “Oh, nothing, sir, ” wiih the reply ing pity fur the lstiim.au c<JUimiasion, i lay near ; and Lansdale, in addition to aim.atwMiwt I merely relate a i i'. Ilal-» v. IiarrHburg, Junction < iiv, I. fnw het«, h hap invaluabk with gun. All that name trip you up to him. One of the main boilers of the “1 won’t charge you anything for a lit Mu'vn»-, I »rain Oakland, and all stations winch was « ip posed to be a»ranging for his shattered leg, had now a bullet pencil that I wa* in tn tb-li'-tirh"1'1- , Life. Hong-Kong the day irom hoseburg. to Ashland inuln-ive. You I hi Joseph Murphy ' 1 be Joseph cruiser Newark, while flagship of the th* adviia* like that. " through his heart, It was easy to read the teacher. a summer stay on the Isthmus oí l ’ an » Utfice Murphy now, and (hut is my letter.“ • south Atlantic station, having been “But 1 alius pay« fer whut 1 git ami t-sNi<>nal ■»»• *' the story. The brave young ensign, sur that the report of thii senator's speech ma, which has never been classed as a Washington Post tightly okaed for a mouth, while empty, 1 want ter pay yer jes’ the same." Roseburg Mail Daily I roumle«! by the rel«els, fought till the against the treaty arrived, Meeting a Specimen payes / -■ st nt oh apfi GRANTS in order to preserve it from deteriora- j “Oh, that’s all right ; come in again health resort, the <otnmiiisioii w is ar prominent man connected with the O.& C. Merriam CO..I’ubll' - lv . Portland last, and nut till his comrade was shot at . -i P.M, The “Letter (•«r," Cion, the coppersmith of that veaoel, au some time wbeu you lived advice ou ranging a very different sort of a trip Philippine Junta, 1 wa« «ho w ti by him i lv . Albany Hpring ticlil. MOSO. __ i.v. 1- 2.)P. M dead did he thinx of retreat. And 1 The leader of psalmody, or precentor, energetic, faithful man, thought its in something more important, und we’ll It was “di«covere»l" that something val at . iloseburg AaV. 7 :30 a . m with great satisfactiun a Io g telegram CAVTiox. j'- in the church of Scotland uaed to read terior «houhl ba examined mid, al square it then." uable might be learned from the Paris have uo manner of doubt that it was hie w hich he 1 ---------------------- bin ing: ** from his desk in front of the pulpit the though warned repeatedly never to en 1 from Waah- Dr.iNli CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE. “Webster’s DictionHrie» " "Naw, i want ter pay it now. Je«' end uf the Panama .( anal company and rifle or revolver that had accounted lor ington. I Abridgments of \V« bst>T'A Inten ” ■ucceimive lines for congregational sing ter such a boiler without mi open light, «qui n 1 out. Ef it '• 25 cento, I II pay it • me to read, • Uilmuii the th re«» dea 1 Samoans w ho lay near. nry In the vHrtom tlzeit Iwiir on Buffet Sleepers the front cover as uh • n la !'|i‘cl ing He was the “letter gae’’—L e.. he removed nil upper manhole plate and Ef yo want 50, there it i«!" And he I tilt her the commission will go at once, Th»» Ameiican navy lost two brave offi It tout aim report of the — aud — and stay there long enough to make the that let go or started the praise—and crawled in upon the brae»«« with mi threw down a half dollar and left.- most sen« ngett part of bEcoNu £• ass S leeping C ams arrival of its members on the isthmus cers, but the American nation is the the svnatoi his desk was called the “letteron" (lec- electric light. He told no one Chat he Paducah (hy.) bun. was followed itactieu to ail thiuugh trains trinuni) Pitching hi« voice to the first whn going into the boiler, and no one occur in the pleasant weather of Novem richer fora story that will live in his by a sutnmar •*r r> marks, and Ross, in Harper's note of each line, im proceeded to chant whn «tntioned Co assl-t him in ca«e of Ilnrklna Hack. ber. Verily, man is always eager on tory.— Malcolm urlìi, r particular« inquire of George ROB ’»>t oi the the word« in a «low, drawling mono n?»»d Hi« il»»iid b»xl v was found half out Mr«. Acklim*—I don't want to be im th»* scent of a «nap, and no snaps com Week ly. 'rants Fa««. tone, prolonging the Isst syllable fur a ami half in the boiler mmiholu with the pertinent, but how old are yon any nators who Dewey j Greatest Feats. pare with public snaps The Panama little and then breaking nt the head of electrio light «till burning brightly way Some of the ladies were discuss treaty, and West Side Division In a forcible address tiefore tl the congregation Into the music eat to witbiu the boiler. He bad evidently ing your age at the club the other day, company offered tu furnish the commis ica to the sion a » vrtitled copy of any desire»l |K»r- Chamber of Commerce, the Hon John the Words thus deli vert'd. The effect of crawled in upon the braoes, f«»it a taint- j aud several of them claimed that you ÍKAiü DAILY , EXCKPT 8VNDÀY. in: render att < tins would no doubt be frequently more ness creeping over him and had en- | were at least ¡¡5, but 1 insisted that you tion of its records, but the offer was de Barrett, former minister to 8iam, testi I'»nliivi Ar. curious and entertaining than edifying d»»avorvd to regain theo|a>n air, but I on C were not more than »13. clined, because there would have been fied that Aguinakto’a rebellion against ■-'■EM and solemn, and «trangu developments oonaciouNiieM ju«t ns life lay witbiu Mrs. HiNwick—I’m glad yon were so un goo»I reason for a trip to Fans htai the authority of the United Slates was “ ' ‘ ' "r’ai.i, ciu.wt witL Office in must occasionally have occurred The | bis reach, and mo died of asphyxiation. kind, of course you didn’t mention tin « »Hra. q ¡; v the offer been accepted. incited by the words and deeds uf the position teated not only the musical The air iu the boiler hnd been entire fart that you were ready to have the BASTS Qu it» a number of Speaker to I k * Hen I ’ anti-imperialists." He eaid in pait: ‘■'•LY (rxt KPT iCNDvY.) qualifications, but also the literary at ly roblted of its oxygen by the iron of grammar grade when I was in the d Al. tainmenta of the leader, and there are the shell in the formation of rust, aud primary class at school, did you?—-New \ M nvilie lv . »5:50 a . m passages in the metrical version of tim ; the residuum was until to broil the. A York World. Gradu Paa lm« as used in Scotland which must lighted candle was snufTcd out iuimedi- Portland, Why, nt <*<»nrsr. have put rural precentors on their met 1 atoly upon being thrust into the boiler, Net rates “I’ve called to tell you, sir, that the tle.— Notes and Querns inclnd- and this condition prevailed until a phot' graph« you t < k of um the other , lower manhole plate w*as removed, whvu <•!«»» • < litters. day are not nt nil satisfactory Why , the heavy gas ran »»nt a« wat»»r might, myhu-baml look«i like an u)»e!" “Well, the cuttvia of the great glove houte« and tbo air within soon came to be madam, you should have thought of at Hruiiavlit and lu France earn even quite pure. No more vivid illustratiou that before you had him takeu ’’ - higher wage« titan the outteia of the of the danger« to be encountered in die Household Words. most fmdiionabiu tailors in Loudon aud care of ships admit aud the pncaution« Now York --------------------------------------------- 1 necessary to be taken in this duty could The Egyptian women w* re bangle 80 difficult i« thia ark of cutting 1 gloves that most of tin principal cutter« lie given than this incident, which hoops of gold in their ears, which BO Pri(.M M often paid to the »“ Pam» Mage shows that shot nn<l shell and burvting tlrkt f EXFER|£*Cl um .ymptom« fjmpiom« of or Eetema, r rtema. but it ia not lo - are kuown to the trade by name and by were r» gard»»<l as the u » ar* r’** » h h »»•( Itevea. at »»a in pijs'M nr»» not the wily danger* J Guarani» before the little rednea. begin« to itch and fame, and the pc« uliar knives which posM '•'•ions, and were parted from • b ] v um« Pa>« burn. This ia but the beginning, and will they umt in the buidnvNN are so highly that confront the officer« mid men under dit< -t str* s*. The g. bleu calf win Uncle Sam’* navy. — N» w York Suu lead to Buffering and torture almoat unen .. » .71 prized that (hey ar«» handed down from suppos'd t have U»en madi entirely durable. It ia a common miatake to regard generation to generation as heirloom« from the earrings of the p»»opl a rv>ughne«a and redne.s of the skin as Two Immuranti, — New York Teh gram merely a local irritation ; it ia but an indica keen wilted fellow, deepite h n The dwith penalty is rntely tion of a humor in the blood—of terrible It Wa« To«* M m «*k. T rad < M” ign> ran»*»», whs brtmgbt down r. ’. tna -w! •• re an akin-deep, and can not tie reached by l.x-al 1.- in (ìrrmaiiy, Austria, Ih .1 Or«*«1., “Your honor.’’ said Ikwtuu Pete, al cat > : « of Ointment«, «alrea, etc . applied to the aurface. The di«e«»e it»elf. Swedeti. In New Vrk 11 01 use to receive th»» rights C cpv R j the real c o.»e f the trouble, ia in the blood, although all Buffering it produce I most tearfully, “it's the newspaper pub murderei« t .«cape witbout an» through tho »kin; the only way to reach the diaeeae, therefore, ia through licity that 1 hat»» about this thing They qtilrkly McrrtAin otir • l”n nient, timi in thè United Stufo fit.OO the blood. Invention H probiibîy r‘'!«*T” will ‘aver' that I ’opine’ 1 will be ap murdercr iu 50 auflvr« capitai 1 h»nue without ....... ...... tlor.M strictly con0dentiaL H i Mr. Phil T Jone«, of Mixenvillo, Ind., writes; sent freo. serri''»’ f”[ ‘ prehanded, 'then ’incarcerated, perhaps A th k.i, arul en nr - invìi t Patent« taken throueb " ' I h ul I r-ma thirty years, and after a great deal •w rstclie»! tn» head. <jvm in ’durani »« vile ' But. vour bon rat«»«. ic-iai fiortcr-, , »pe'-LW ti-.fkz, wrnoOT wbhoet nm- ch»T of treatment my leg wax »0 raw and Bore that it gave me or. for a man who has never drmeanod ’ace it, judge.’’ be «ai. I constant pain It finally broke into a running acre, and h athintton Letter himself by work thiseiproMi n aught I'Vrr h fen of the t«»WI tiegan to »pread and grow worse. For the paat five or A handanmely D octor in the toils,’ Is too much ' And the • it year« 1 have «uffered untold agony and had given up »r r when you strike it." Tulatlon of any « Keewtvi yew ; four moniti wretch hiii Ins f;i. • Kama* (itv Star all hope of ever tiring free from the disease, aa I have sm deals ?’* a«ked (he judge eyers MÜNN& Co l>een treated > y «ome of the be«t physician« and have About I.OOO.lha) fMlw teeth are manti taken many b .»1 medicines, all in vain. With little Branch OH- e. . 4 CO. *• faith left I began *<1 take 3. 8. 8., and it apparently Socialist* for Hei I made t . 1 ia Worse, but I knew that this wa* the while one ton of gi ld «nd thr ■ p n* . ( N< lan way t m.dy got rd of the pofeon. Continuing D-*» « twv» »>-1 >*« enn. Indiana ■ilver «nd platinum, to th»» value of 8 ' > . t » -e ‘ . rd up entirely, the sain became * 1100,000, are u*»«l in filling te» tb • •uedHw) and dear and am 1 'th, and I was cured perfectly ” pneral m ‘ U m mw m. Arizona 1 < - 1 i it te !i«eaae and can n t be cured oy a remedy which 10 -x-au. r i < olUrti A Ftw Pointers only a tonic. Swift's Specific— lllltMraa. Ir^r«, «I The re»*eni stati'dira of the number u( Washington* **■* 'V ————------- n. f death» show that the large majority die indi.iat«» lookv I w ad •••;.. —is superior t. <t! - blood remedies because it cures d «eases which they -an «- ‘ 1 rt I T TI with uniptlcn. Thia »»!••■*•« m«v not reach It g> a to the bottom—to the ciuw of the d »eaae—and will cur ■ Ous Ornee is OPPO«tTt U S 'V ' ■ ■ the w. r,t ca«e . ! I •.•ma, r • matter what other treatment ha* failed It 1« comment« with an apparently barm'» ¡ »nd W« can Mtrure patent in le»» u,w IL«. the ily bio »1 rerv !y guarar teed to be free from potash, mercury or *■ y cough which can I k » cured inalantty bv remote from MTaêhinfton. -i, Jo • ' "r ' • •' ■ •' ■ ' ever fa s to enre Fcsetna. Sen fula. Coniag ill R' »■.( f ■ 1 . ■ - Keinp'a Balaam for the Throat ami hon. We ad ne«, if patrnui < r - " ' •- .......... r. Hl.eumatiam. Op. n h rea, Ulcers, Boils, el*. Ins st rh»nr-. Lung«, which is guaranteed to cure and upon S 8. 8.; nothing can take its place. «’ i * B ka on the- ' d.> 'a*ea *.!1 be mailed free to any addreas by Swift Sre- Friea flfic and <8 a relieve all case« i-oat 'd m the L . H. »• ■ • ; »laïc i 1 eitie Company, Atlanta, Georg a sent fr- a. Addre«». For tale by all Druggiata. abot-t tb»’. ( New National Hymn. FIGH Filipina A DAN«EROCS hl TY, geography," said the judge. “Hnppo«- i ing you and Mr. Blank walked stmigh down lu the lake and started acr<i*-« it, going due north,where would you lami ’ * <>n the bottom," said the Candida ■ promptly. He got hi« papeig, too.—C’.eveUmi Plaiu. Dealer. Paralysis I CONSUMPTION Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People TrtHtp« <_*rv t In U ln*urg thirst; rarely tiered, man f. Jer c< upon morn into era* ing 1 selve tall | firin, ing befo g pital i ?au ci, are n allow pick the ii tage on th Th* they peric SCOTT'S EMULSION r h i Í fecti ngai are arro inte whii out mal The rati den the the ref th< ar< Fil be de nc tr III ni ti ynnffl GE f A. C‘ 1! t h t V 1 1 EAST and SOUTH Webster’s - " Internationa Dictionary ** Southern Pacific Company. N.1 XOarcHOSK RAW AS BEEF FROM ECZEMA! Joi No Torture Equal to the Itching and Burning ot This Fearful Disease. I Sckntific Capita M S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD PATENTS C.A.SHOW&Ca . t tóch»n«e with-»« ai •* m*cial rate« ('•mera» <-»v »ale or rent A..E. Vixvlnes. Inqairw ot Imaifeol P»'» ' 'tn<* NwJ«* ¿bet sbcnM ’ «