Rogue River courier., November 16, 1899, Image 4

MADE THEM DRL’NK
Strange Story of the Origin of Whis-
ky Gap, Wyoming.
A WISE COON THIS.
Deceived Tvs«* Deve by Jatnyliii I • -
«1er a Fese« a
aad Cam-
la« Owl a Rabbit.
GA!ETY IN MANILA
The Wealthy Citizen« Enjoy the
Fashionable Premenade.
G1RLETÜDLNTS Llii* MARKY-
i
AN ECCEN7R1C E. . ^h'TOR.
Uorked In Beerei 1 r
Year* on Perp* tnal
Machine.
1
-rise
Slot I os
A JONAH ON SHIPBOARD.
n.rarrl.K Wl.turt«»». »••<>» ■•ke “
Crew Belie*e a
a
Hu«»i*n l»l»*r«lllc
WOKtB Mu*t *1
UM Lute
Herbert M. Fish, a jrogrra^
and respected reaklent Jf r *
Vincent, N. Y., »aid
t
tor» disagreed in tny case. cnVX
I had the grip, another that it
jaundice, and »0 on. I triM 1 “
remedies but did not receiv?^
slightest I>eneht. Iwas^'^
ed and nervous and had bXr
reduced in weight from 15 5 po-CT
to less than i a3. One da\-
J!
recommended Dr. Willi^
Pills for Pale People. I
them and the result was indent
marvelous. My appetite return^
and I began to feel rested and r,
stored.
At the end of tC
tenth box my physical conditio
was better than it had b. en
years and I was a well man.
H erbebt M. F ish ."
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 17th day of Nov., 1898.
L loyd 0. Woonicrr
It-ualre Thai
•• flo«»d«»•» “
It doe* not tak a long «rira ot m>*-
The sate of the elf- i ts of the Hte
For many years Manio I Mart io has
art
one* ov ertaking a abip to 1
(
inner
Jiving
Jes»e
H
on»,
an
eccen
1
rie
f been champion coon hm ter of the Pre bpanlsb Hands Flail ve a the Keene
ter
crew th at a lineal dei
.
vili
doubt
­
In
the
Flatwoods
d
;
t
*
with < bolee Ku«lc—The Blsfslar
Dee coentry. b<‘o»r»‘ of wit ly riiigisiis
ed of the
unah and a i in heritor of h
les* attract a »ery iar^. ■ «
klBeet of the Rinplu« of
«linking und
have fallen victim
curious, say*a R<> ; r (<«.» , correspond- >bic di*<jual fleation* i> n
« Urli spread
the thureh Hells.
stories of bis expt i -
deeply rou >trd i* tbi» idea tn
ent of the Kt. Loui* R « tblir. Among
..
u
Lu
udiiin
far and wide by s| < ■
r
is
one
per-
>nce
it ha* b »ten arouaed with r<
the
thing*
listed
for
thr
-
In
thr
sixtre.ith
century,
during*
a
pQDied him on bis bunt*, L m krrs iron
or S3 year*
o any memL her of a *b
One of the historic places in the w est the north and west rrguid h «< on bimi battte with one of thr Philippine trii»e*, petual motion machine.
hat person i*
i in evil ca
u.< ’-.eut on
is Whisky Gap, Wyo.
The old-time with Martin as one of the (cuturr* ol Magellan, the great Spanish explorer, ‘ Horn worked every >,
I i.r-.hly
ittiog opportunity, w
dwellers of mountain an«l plain, the their outing, lie guarded corn ¡mt« he* was killed. Hr diacovered the islands, I hi* machine, often wo
Thia ti
rried his se-
ii danger ot hi* Lif«*
men who “fought Indians au 1 bunted aud hen roosts against midnight drpre­ and trted to Und, but was pr< vented by far into the night. I!-
• ly. keeping Lflott* fanaticism, c croppit
buffalo out west" during the overland dations, and farmers are «hstrosrd oow thr Indian*. A few years later Ix-gaspi, I cret an«] bi* machine z«- I
t p
trail days of the early ’6us, have that he has forsworn coon bunting. | m : paiiiard, was more fortunate, und, ! it in a stout outhouse, the key to w hich <i ciaaa of men who. to
shrugged their shoulders with satisfac­ A few nights ago he tr>ok several «Jeep i with half a dozen monk*, lamb*«! on the I . was never out of his sight for an in­ are not remarkable for tbts
Scripture, also show* i
tion at the mention ot Whisky Gap for pulls at a dispensary bottle and strad­ island of Luzon «nd founded the city ■ stant. Not even a member of the fam-
ticu with the paper upoi
nearly 4 years. This is the place, ac­ dled a sack of coffee in Ben Edge s I of Manila.
Muidla is built <
b jth 1 ily was ever permitted to gaze cn the
word»" art [.rioted. It
cording to their belief, where real “fire grocery to give his reasons for swear­ aides of the Pasig river, win i is precious work of hi* brain, and he died
rd of misdemeanor on boar«
water” gushed up out of the rucks in ing off, as something due the commun­ ¡ sp.innr«l by iiiassive stone bridge». In with the secret locked in his betirt. But
erren
troy or put to common u»c
a beautiful mountain spring to quench ity.
the old town, or Manila proper, there the machine i* advertised to sell at
then
The man guilty of such c
public outcry, and a large number will
the thirst of a whole company of Uncle
are
son««*
fine
,»ubb«*
building«,
Lut
no
after
“It happened this way,” he began.
w lid be looked upon with h<
Sain’s trained Indian fighters. “Jt was “The fellows as 1 took hunting tohl sh< ps; «-oii.M-«jucntly th« r< i* a constant I m * attracted to thr sate.
Th
ftbipmate*. although their current
Floyd has another « «centric old fel­
nothing but pure spring water,” they coon stories in newspapers and sent me stream of people and vrhn tes over the
stands b
•ch is usually vile and blasphemous
say. “A veritable fountain of youth." the papers all ink marked. 1 came al
brnlgcs to and from Binomio, where all low. who was for y « ar* imbue«] with the
countries
und belief. Anti herein ia to be
Whisky Gup received its name in 1842, most to believe their yarns and thought the buainrss is carried on. In this quar­ idea that he could invent a flying ma­
u<l a curious distinction between forts of t
«luring the building of the overland 1 was smarter than any coon that ever
ter there urr rows of shops, kept, for chine. Hi* name is Poole, and his men­
1 ■
stage route from I>en*er to Salt Lake shucked an ear of corn. To ketch cooor thr most ¡»art, by ( hiñese, though sons* tal equipoise is not of the best. One day
llT.l n of Teutonic and Latin races,
university
Poole got the imch:r »• fixed to his lik­
ling Frenchmen, says the London
City »ind the Pacific coast.
i
ar«*
owned
by
Europeans
und
Ameri
­
you got to remember they are wim
1.442 stud
It happ<ned in this way: The people and you are a fool; else you can’t start cans. They are low-framed structures, ing, and, after bidding Lis wife and Sj»ectator.
Despite the superstitious reverence with SCO si
of Denver had long been working to se­ low down to get around their tri« ks. with heavy uwnings to thr edge of the I children a solemn farewell, craw ted out
mediate sc
cure the regular overland stage route, Treeing, shaking down and a tight will sidewalk us u protection against the | ' on the roof of his cabin from thr sum- it.- former ¡»ay t«> the written word, doctors in
then connecting the east and west. In do for she coons. He coons is different. sun; and they are so small that one ha* i ! rnit of which he announced that he was none of them would in time of peril ba if are en
.ream 0/ rushing to the cj. q»f)site ex­
1843 "B* n’’ Holliday, a veteran stage Besides their strength ami endurance, to stay outside, und govxls urr shown
man. became the proprietor of the great every one has hi* own way to dodge over thr «-onnter, which extends across hiir.*elf outward, but, instead of sail- treme, an<l, after madly abui ting their
overland line, and he agreed ujxm u
th«* doorway. Among thr lower cliissr* « I ir.g off like a bird. Route and bis ma­ Iribles. throw then» oterboar«! i. But tbi
dogs.
route running through Denver to the
,
in
the islands an entire faqiily will live chine came to terra firma like u lump of . y ¡table Isatins, after beseecl hi ng their
“Not long ago Jim Dickson sent tr,e
west. He decided to discontinue that word that a he coon was rating ail bi? I in a hut containing just one room. The lead. A* a co»wquenre of his fool­ natron saint to ai<l them in the m >>1
hardiness, Poole was lai«l up for three
ir nizing toms, repeating w th fren­ ate nrj|
¡»art of the road running up the North corn down in a bottom next the swamp
furniture consist* of a mat und a mos-
months with u broken teg and other zied haste such prater* a* they can re- gat ion:
¡•latte an<l the Sweetwater rivers, and
<|iiito
netting.
He knew it was he coon 'cause hr
«larnagfs.
It
is
only*
necessary*
to
men
­
i-.iember, and promising the n.o-t cost­ man Adam
across South Pass. Wyo. The many In­ couldn't ketch him. I took General l.«»r
But the wealthy people have attract­
dian difficulties experienced on this and Stonewall Jack*«m over to hrtp ive homes. Many of these are on the tion "flying machine" in Poole’« pres­ ly gifts in the event of their safely wet clay, ai
ence
now
to
send
him
into
a
towering
reaching port again, aften turn furious­ dry.” "Do
route wim » th«* inducement to abandon Jim out. General Lee is a cur writh a banks of thr river; und all have gardens
rage.
ly Upon all they have previously been congregation,
it. The nt w trail ted by way of Jules­
little hound and a little p’infer in him. fi!lr«l with luxuriant vines, ornamental
burg. Col., to Denver, and on over the und Stonewall Jackson 1« a I;.-If hound trees and gorgeous flowers. These gar
ivc orshiping, and, with the most b«»rrid wet clay an’ »
EXPRESSIVE AMERICANISM.
Lhuphcmtes. tent their rage upon the dry?” “Yes.
established wagon road to Fort Lup­ and a half bull. They've go* ► harp dens extend to thr water, where there!
ton und north across the Laramie noses, pluck, endurance, strength and are landing places for smaller boats. A Peculiarity Which an IntelllKent whilom objects of their adoration. the palings?"
Nothing is too sacred for insult, no preacher, stern
plains, then due west through Bridge
Tailor in London Palled to
< hara«-ter enough not to run rubbiin. The houses arc raised several feet from j
name too rev« rent for abuse, and should dat would upset any system
water Pass, Wy«>., joining the old trail foxes or poMunu under no carcum- the ground, on thick block* of stone or !
I ndrratand.
there I m *, as there often is, an image of ology.”
leading across th«* country to the Pa­ stances. Best of all, they don’t gel wood, wliii'h makes them cooler and
a saint on board, it will probably be
cific coast. The change was made dur­
Death* in
jealous like rrul officers in the milin- Htthrsam« ..’ nedrier,especially w here | “When I go over to the old country
ing the summer of 1842. All the rolling
th«* soil is ii arshy. They ha*.«* no glass I am going to get a lot of clothes to cast into the sea.
France 1
tary.
stock, horses am! other property of
and conta
“Me and the dogs ran that coon windows, I m *< aiiKr thr lights would I m * bring but k with m?," said a well-known
WHITE LIES IN SOCIETY.
the company were gathered nt the sta­
or nearly
through water, bogs, rattan, grape­ too glaring, but sliding frames with Windsorite who w« nt abroad recently,
tion just above Devil's Gate, in central
vines,
brambles, canebrakes
and thin shell ¡Mines temper thr li^ht and ' a«*«-ording to the Cliicagu Inter Ocean, Fair Frsud* Mho Do Not Mean u» lost in the
Wyoming. Company A of th«* Eleventh cypress knees, and would *vr run him admit plenty of fr**sh air. Oneisstruck
"Oh," said his hearer, “if that is the
According to t
1 lb. Hut Juat Can't Delp
Ohfo cavalry, with Maj. O’Farrell in
nal, a committi
through the Atlantic ocean if it had by the order and cleanliness <J these, «ase, I have a brother who is a tailor
Duinu
Mo.
command, was the detailed escort at
ganize a ptibli
been in the swamp instead of somew here huusrs. Even the floors shine like mir- in London, and I w ill give you a letter
the time.
else. Every time General Lee ami rors, for they are rubbed twice a «lay | of introduction. an«l write him telling
A nu in of doubtful veracity is re- scientific resec
During th«* first «lay the long train Stonewall Jackson trail« d out to I igh with plainfain leaves.
These are the him to use you right.’’
•ponsil It- for this, according to Polly venting and t
of coaches, wagons, horses and mules land and lost the s<-< nt nt n rail fence. dwellings of the mestizos, who are ¡»art
In course of time the traveler stepped
Onl,
Pry in the New York Herald:
j into thr tailor shop in London and pi t-
made 11 mites from the station when- I tried all manner of circling and hold­ (’hiriese and ¡»art Spanish.
“Not I ing amuses me so much," he
There is onl
the property ha<l been gathered. The ing General Lee's nose along the top
One of thr favorite amusements of -ei.trd hi* letter of intr ><!nction. Hr
w rite* to me, “as to notice the efforts world, and pr
route <-hoM-ii whs directly south from rail, but had to give it up for a bad th«* ¡»eoplr is driving on the Calsada. got a w.<rm Laml.-Lake from tlo ta , .r.
of two > omen who ifwxe just been in- gets along w¡th
the Sweetwater river. The camp se­ job. One night 1 made a nigger stand During th«* day this fashionable prome- who said he had received a letter fr ’ : Iroduted to impress each other with
that is Ice!
lected was in a gap in the rnauntains. at the feme to see what the <<.on did nade is deserted, because thr heat is so bis brother tellirg him of the traveler’s t heir importance.
where there was a fine spring and plen­ with himself. Samlw, that's bis name
intense that only working people ever exp«'cted arrival, but could not umier-
“It generally takes some such shape
ty of wood for c<M)king purposes. Short­ swore to gracious tliat a coon went venture out between eight o’clock in staml part of the letter. The letter,
us this:
ly after going into camp the major dis­ under the fence, turned around and thr morning ami four in th«» afternoon. when produced, read:
“ T am delighted to meet you. 1
covered that quite a number of bis sol­ came out a rabbit. All the niggers got But in the evening all is gayety on the
“Dear Brother: The bearer, Mr.------, In ard Mr. Smith say such sweet things
diers were intoxicated, and he at once seared. They t<M>k it into their Leads Calsada, where a fine band of Spanish is from our ¡dace and wishes to get a
ubout you.*
sent for Lieut. W. H. Brown, who was I was chasing my grandfather's ghost. musicians used to play as the carriages, lot of clotlies in London. He has al!
‘•‘Awfully nice of you to say so.
offiver of the day, and Informed him of The thing did look kind' r curious, but horsemen und ¡»edcstrians moved along, sorts of money. Soak him. Yours af­
Which Mr. Smith was it? The cousin 1« out of order If : <>i •
-¡.ptoina
the condition of many of the men, aud I made up my mind to ketch him any­ nodding and chatting, and frequently fectionately.”
of the Vanderbilts?*
ni* hart. Yon can be c n red ¡
•
gave it uh his opinion thi^t some one how, though Jim’s corn was safe in the halting to listen to thr music. Some­
The ¡»art of the letter that could not
Calomel, Bln ; Max* or 1
“ ‘Not exactly—“it was—*
without the «k
was selling whisky in th«* camp. The crib ami mine wasn’t.
times thr ladies stroll about wearing be understood was the concluding
‘We know the Vanderbilts very well. Quinine Th«-*? are miner a'* an«l nre apt to
command was doing escort duty not
gaudy
colors
and
rich
Jewels.
Their
phrase.
The
traveler
of
course
under-
Vhjr not add • ur nam«t
“I wore out both «logs, and lind to fall
poison the blots'
Ami —*
only for stage, stock »aid stores, but h I m » back on curs, f’urlike, when the coon thick black huir hangs loose, nnd is stoo«J the Americanism, but managed
cured by i
•“No. it wasn't that Mr. Smith. It to the alrv'stly 1 a nre
for a number of emigrants who had went under the fen«-«' and th«- rabbit
made glossy by being smeared with to keep his face straight while he gave w:i> the one that we met at George Hl DYAN1 HI III AN ha» enrt i lO.iMM) oth-
jon. » III lit IX la the
availed themselves of the op|M»rtunity «•ame out, they lit off after him, yelping cocoanut oil. On their heads are jew­ it a favorable construction. He saved
•r* and it will <
Gould’s. He is—*
Kfvntest veg'' e re nedjr of the c •ntnry aud |
for safe conduct over the plains.
like they were trailing a box car full eled comb* ami artificial flowers. Sud­ the laugh until he could have it on his
“ ‘Did you go to the Bradley-Martins’ will relieve all the 1«
in* :
Lieut. Brown received orders to of coons. I went home powerful mad at denly, when the frolic is at its height, American friend..
great <1 inner?'
search all wngons. and if hr should dis­ cur dogs. Next night 1 went again w ith and just a* the sun disapfiears behind
Hl DY AX’ ph I* had oi all dr iggist* for
“‘No; it was awfully provoking, but
QUAINT DOLL HEADS.
cover whisky to destroy it. Taking a cure, ’cause 1 was b«mnd to keep things the hills, thr city church bells ring, and J
wc ha«l an engagement that night at the 60 tenta per pa< k ige.
ror|»ornl and three or four men, he com­ lively. It took holt of me to ketch that profound silence ensues. It is time fur I
Waldorf to meet Prince- ’
K
omi «« of Metal Include«! >ottn<,nv« « n
menced the senrch for thr contraband •oon like a leech takes holt of a rot­ vrsjMTs. Thr men take < ff their hats; i
•‘‘Indeed! That’s the great trouble
the V arlety Supplied to the
article, and found at least a barrel of ten log And we caught him. That in, everybody kneels or bows in a d v¿tion-
in society; so many dates clashing,
Dealer*.
whisky in an «'migrant wagon. The of
t^e curs got in a fight with him under al maguer, ami ¡»rays. The bells ring
don’t you know ! Why, the night we
1. BILIOUS HEAD­
fleer ordered his men to roll the barrel the fence, an<i 1 busted hi* brains out again; th«* music starts up, the procr*- !
ACHE l.vaced by
Year* ago doll beads were made of made up a box party for the opera—that
nnt of the wagon, kn<M*k in th«* head with a club before he had time to lick sion ountinaes, ami the gayety in-!
HUDYAN.
wood, carved out by hand, and great w< nderful performance of “Faust,” you
ereusr*. Rusalia Kaufman, in St. Nich- ■
ami empty the contents on the ground. them and get away.
2 3. JAUNDICE OF
numbers of dolls were sold that w« rr know we had to give up attending a
This was done, but it chanced that thr
“The thing seemed simple enough olua.
THE EYES. KUD-
entirely of wood, with jointed armsand musicale that ’
sp«»t where thr whisky was rmpt led was after I found out, but it showed how
YAN «
“And so on and so on, until the two
tegs. Some dolls of this sort, looking
In «with the llrlilnl (oipli1.
just above th«* spring, and thr fiery much sense a he coon can hate. A i a li­
«¡uaint enough now, though they w«rc fair frauds retire to their respective
“
We
trie«!
to
keep
the
railway
carriage
li<|ui«i went ¡»ouring down into thr wa­ bit had his bed under the fence, into
I once so common» ur«* sti.i sold, but the corners—I mean rooms—each satisfied
ter supply of the camp. The soldiers which the coon ran when he j ot tired to ourselve* from Liverpool to London,”
|gr«at hulk of the d<»l!« now made Lave that the victory is hers.”
w
rites
a
girl
w
ho
«
an
appreciate
a
joke
saw what was going on and they rushed ¡»okiiig fun at me and my «iogx. Nat­
COATED TONGUE.
Ixxltes of cloth or leather, with heads of
on
herself,
even
while
on
her
wedding
HER SON’S MODEL.
FOETID BREATH.
forward with cups, canteens, buckets urally, the rabbit got out. and in doing
Ichina, bisque, or papier-mache. There
tour.
“
TIi«'
steamer
was
so
crowded
HUDYAN
a .< a
and camp kettles to save what they so brushed his sides against the mouth
are also now dulls’ heads of metal;
tongue and uik* the
Mother*« Demotion lend* Her
could of thr coveted “spirits." Many a of the bed. Babbit sc«-nt among wild that we really had not a moment to
b:
let lloy to Parla for a Two-
man stop,»« «1 over thr spring and drank animal» is like goat scent among tame ourselves. At Busby, I think it was, | these heat'.* being made of brass in two
Year«' Course.
almost without breathing until he was ones. It's rank. At the first sniff both the guard opened the door, ami in spite parts, stamped out with dies and
5. TENDERNE3S AND PAIN IN
1 joint <1 together.
drunk. A half hour later thr intoxi­ dogs were completely fooled. After of Fre<l’s scowls, liftrd a small girl into
THE STOMACH. DUE TO INDIGES­
our
compartment,
making
a
lot
of
apol
­
In
the
procebs
by
which
these
head*
A
young
student
at
one
of
the
large
cant was show ing its effect pretty gen
the curs made u moonlight meal on the
TION. HUDYAN «ill < ar
erally around th«* camp, and s<»<»n but rabbit trailing was easy. What I want ogies for having no place to ¡»lit her. are made, many «lies are used in the rrt institutions decided last winter to
tbs excess of bile, relieve the j ala and cuuse
few sober mtn could be found. One sol­ to know is how in thunder Mr. (.’oon She was a little tow-hrade«l English j production «»f a single head, the metal | tlx for a prize, says Harper’s Bazar.
dier who had Muc<*eer<jrd in getting a found out he was safe in a rabbit I • d girl of alxiut seven a « I she sat on th«* being worked to Its final shape gradual- Hr was under 20, and his competitors the food to be perf < rly . g«.s:
ly. I lie first die makes but a barely "’ re all older than he. He wrote his
full canteen from th«* spring ¡»aid his am! that General Lee and Stonewall r«lge of th«1 -« at and • Hired about her.
«. ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER
‘What is th«* matter. Miss Victoria?” 1 perceptible inq rvsbion upon th«- piece i wither about it. begging her to come
respects to Maj. O Farrell nt the head­ Jackson wouldn't cross a rabbit trnil.
HUDYAN ill 1......
a*k««i
I
’
retl,
who
was
the
most
g<»«»d-na-
of
sheet
metal
from
which
the
head
is
to
and
pose
for
him,
saying
that
he
knew
quarters tent, assuring his command­
“1 took th* coon home and let Gci cral
I be formed. Th« next shapes it a little he could win if only she were his sub­ due* the liver to its norma, site.
ing ofl’u-er. with maudlin mein and Ix»e and Stonewall Jarkson smell him. tured man in th<* world. ‘I don’t we the
tnon ; nnd sg on by pressure from suc- ject. She had a large family at home
birds.
’
said
th«*
small
girl,
plaintively.
many a “hir." that that was thr finist They stuck their tnils l*etw«eu their
III DI \ \
What birds?* asked Fred. «•«-sive dies, each a little more sharp­ to look after, anti a small boy hardly tom* and make you well. Po r. t d- lay
spring hr had ever sern and thr very legs and sneaked off with their bellies ‘Birds?
ly
defined,
the
head
is
brought
finally
‘
W
hen
I
cam«*
from
the
other
train
your
tn.
•
months
old.
Moreover,
the
spring
longer.
Go to yonr dnuglst st once and pro
I m st watt r hr hn<1 ever tasted,
close to th«' ground. Both arc arhaimd guard said to niy guard.* “Shove li«*r to It* prrfc«’t form. - Three heads are
f r - ctnta or «
had come, never an easy time for a cure a p*rk»*r* of IK l>i
Maj O'Fnrrell wan apprehending an to l«M*k anybody in the fiut. While I along wif <ir love birds.“ Where are made
If jourdn.» -t
not
in various sizes, and in various m ther to break away, pick up a small package* for
attack from the linlinns that night, and waa hunting all night and sleeping nil they?*" N. 5. (Vimmerrial Advertiser. sty les as to details of finish. They cost
baby and establish herself alone in a keep it, send <b'•*• t to the III DY'AX iu »I-
tin* conilition of his men fairly «lishrart- day November rains gave my <'<>rn th«'
i
DI
tOMFAMl
forn la.
about the same a* the beat bisque distant town, merely to sit as a model
Qaern 1.1« I nk In« «»nnil«».
rne«l him IL saw at a glum • that even sprouts. One look at the meal tradr my
If you are not *»«v.sfled with th
I heads; but one of th«* merits claimed for a son. Most women would have
New York has grown NiispiciouR of
turn the empty 1 IK DY A X box h
a small bun«l of savages could make wife so mad that 1 had to aw rar off coon
hesitated, as hoped-for prizes being un­ return your mon.
th.* «¡m « ns that dwell permam nfly here for them i* indestructibility.
a successful raid on hi* camp; conse­ hunting to pacify her." N. Y. Sun.
certain quantities, partic ularly for boys consult the II V D Y A X
sine«' even the title of Queen Laxinia
quently thr sober an*l less intoxicated
A LOST KING.
still in their teens, and present home FRBE. Call and *ee the d<
Artificial l>M>itK*it.
I ihm developixi wo many flaws and m« t
men w» r. kept on the alert that night.
Tesla has succeeded in making arti­ with such criticism from memliers of That Uss Centuries I k «*« lint in* duties beirg, according to all rules of call and see them, or write
1*orfunatrly no Indians put in an ap-
logic, paramount. But this mother did Address
There in one N« w
pcuninc«», nml by morning thr de­ ficial daylight. In hi- laboratory he her own family
Faithful People Mill Unit
not hesitate. Her son had asked her to
5 ork woman, th«* wife of n physician,
bauched men had slept off their Intoxi* »how» numerous ball» of glass of dif
for Ills Coala*.
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY
•nine, and so proted a rare loyalty.
ferent aiara which lis.k like miniature­ w h«» |M»H*esM*N an exalted title which
cation.
I l.at was enough for her. At great in­
Cor Stocktun Market and Í * St»..
Thus th«* gap in thr mountains where suns. The balls are empty; t^ere nre she never uses more conspicuously than
In olden times, when European king* convenience to herself she went, though
thr ramp was mad«* received th«* name no wires in them nor outside ot them. to add it in pan nthe s<-s on her visiting were as plentiful ns Kentucky colonels
San Franciaco, Cal.
cheerfully,
and
the
picture
was
paint
­
of Whisky <»ap. F«»r many years it was They do not burn the fingers. The light cards. She is the «laughtt r of one of are tonlay, it was not an exceptional
ed. Now the papers announce that the
th«* favorite camping ¡•l.-u r for th«' more does not hurt the eyes as sunlight und the last men entitled to l»c the ruler occurrence for a king to disappear and
Josephine ( <»m i, yi (
young boy ¡winter has won the prize!
crtMulous of th” old freighters and emi­ ordinary electric light do. A number of <»f a country which at th«' lieginning of never be heard i»f agaiti
In recent
The offic al map of .}
( ¡,
tlu* century lieramc a ¡»art of Russia times, however, the people» have been This will send him for a two years’
grants <>f the “trail day s," but thr little hading New York and Chicago pho
can be had at the (’
k
and is now th«* canter «»f a most ¡>ro* more careful of their kings. So when course of study to Paris.
spring whs never a “fountain of youth,” togntphers will have this artificial day
It is like some old story of the mas­ duce»l price«»
I I |,r
as it had !>erii in the old days, when light supplied to their studios. Tesln ¡»«-roils region in the s«»uthern ¡»art of King Sebastian of l’«>rtugal Isa ¡»¡»cared
ters. and certainly few sweeter stories wall map in col« r-^, « >
«
“fir«* water" gushetl up «»lit of the rocks says: ‘‘The rtason I have chosen to the empire. It had not known imh- in battle .luly •
of
painters
and
their
mothers
have
ever
to <|uriirh thr thirst of a conqmny of introduce the new day light to the pho­ ¡Miuleuce for a long time before Rossi., the Moors at Ales ar, there was great
one.
been
told.
tographers first is that 1 believe them ae«|uircd it by purchase, but its ruling commotion. Thr M«H»rs surrendered
Unite«! Ntates soldi« rs Chicago Tino s
to !»<• ihe severest critics in the mat­ family had prcser%«-<l the honors an«! to the rortugueio
Herald.
l»ody said to be that
ter of light. If it succeed* with th< m a many of the privileges that formerly <>f the king, but it was rumored that the
T
new light will succeed <*.crywhere."— l»el«ingv«l to it. N. \ Sun.
Moor* had the live king in custody.
N Y. World.
The *urrenderec! Ixsly was buried with
I.anti «>f l'r«*Ml*r.
Uertnan Jury I.An»/
Truly the Transvaal is a land of royal honors nt 1‘rlrm, but the faithful
In Germany when th« totr of the Jury prumlM*! The Bo« r government hllli Portuguese persisted in waiting for
stands six against six. a prisoner is ac- livetl <»n promise*« for the last tight the return of their king Long after he
raid
was w«»uld ha«edied in the course <>f nature
i|intte«|
A vote of sev« n against five years l«»ng iM'forr the
I imu '« th«* <h*c is ion to the court, and on thought of ami so have the l itlamb rs. his countrymen longingly awaited his
a vote of eight against four the prisoner But what is fotwl for one spells indiges­ coming. Bern up to this day the legend
tion to the other, and this “hardtnrk** of thr return of King Sebastian is be­
is convicted, Cinrinn all Enquirer.
lieved by niwnv. and on stormy right»
in agrt t ing as Iwidly with Mr. < hr.• bcr-
SoelKlIstlr I'lnn I •• Irnnce.
lain an it has for sr»me con <’« ruble cre<lulous Portuguese citizens will
At lL*uliux, one « i»f the socialist
wrap their cloaks about them and g'»
period with th« I ¡’l- ndcra. I'n
Obstinate sores and i'
strongholds of Fra net f. the 11,000 pub-
prom’ vs arc the v. i,. ns Paul !
ger outside ami watch the »form, thinking
refusi« to heal under
lie srh<Md children re»-« tiir fm> foo«l ami
ii
1« . it« liit ■ s u ■
ilhod« *i.i
that thr kin r may appear in a cloud oi
clothing at th« rv|*rnse f the tow n.—
Try firr nr I e*» • rul« «»»rr h«s ¡»eople.
W here du you get your hair cut
’ I • •v’u I u U av W va V.
A Minuter < Motaktf
Hr
Will Mallory.
A Bar gain
"1 mil a»to
A city min later aai ! erent I) handed
DJ Oi Oi Oi
U m Allen > I <>»»t I m in Y«»ur Gl«»ve*
\ whole block in Grants l'a«*, with a
Frnlcman t< >l<l
I
■oltct lo Is* read from his pulpit. A
otantly
sapping away the vitality. Iu every case the j
A lady writes; “1 shake Alton's Foul- gnxr them to
good house and out buildings, with city
rum pant mg it was a clipping from
be eliminated from the blood, and no amount of external ti
den<-r.**
Ease
into
tnv
gloves
and
rub
*
little
on
water,
ala*
a
g<axl
well.
Over
150
8-
■•«•paper bwarmg upou ths matte
can have any effect.
“Yrs. but he says you tole
yrsr old fruit tre«*« in food beating on my*hands. It saves tnv gloves by ab­
Th» < l»r|vin»i. starte,I lo * read the e
Then' is no uncertainty about the merits of S. S. S. ; even
him
during
your
late
vox
ng
sorbing
perspiration.
Il
is
a
ino*t
dainty
the place. Five minute« walk to school
tra, t «tul lau ml it ÌH-gan ‘‘Take Kemp
-
J up -•
«— y-r
made for it is v
backed
strongly
by convincing
rope.
”
powder."
Allen’s
Foot-Ease
<>r church. Would sell three lota, mall* toilet
Ba saun ths L« t Cough Cure ” Th
testimony of those who have been
i<en < cured by it
“So I di«!, but what’s that got to do
It keeps
inn a corner l«»t 150x100, a beautiful makes tight new shoes easy
vat hardly «ha h« Lad ««peeled, an<
and know of its virtues by experience.
with it?”
buiiding rite, fot |l»tO The whole |da< r the feet cool ami coorfortable We in
Oller a msiKri.t I hvaita
"Everything.
You can’t expert a
Mr. L. J. Clark,of Orange Courthouse, Va.. writes:
vile the attention of physicians ami man to k< rp anything to himself on his
ran
bought iorflfiOO.
Il or«r and i***«l «n •
" For »ix year» I h»d sn otatinalo, nmninit ulcer on my
nurse* to the absolute purity of Allen’s first or<pan voyage, can you?*’ Iiich-
Millar intend««! { r the reading
»nkle. winch at time» caused me intense »uttering, i w w
Foot Esse. All drug an«i •hoes stores mond bbi'Mth.
Many a I •»*rr
•0 disabled for a long while that I was wholly unfit f r
Ad-
busin. -a. One of the beet doctor» treated me conrtantly
He» turned with disgust from an other* sell it. '¿5r. Hatnpla sent FRKK
Uhrn You Ri<ic Your Hhe<l
III«
but did me no Rood. I then triad various blood remedies,
wish lovable girl
with an offensive <lrrs* Allen S. Olm*le«l. I • Roy. N N
Always shake into your »hoe« AHtm'f
with nit the hast benefit. 8. 8 3 was •> hishlr recom­
breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purities
mended that I concluded to try it. and the effect was
< r* •»« • nt < ii) and Urani* Pa** atagr
I1 out-Ease, a powder (or the feet, h
the breath by its action on the bowele
al
wonderful Jt seemed to cet n<ht at the »'at < f the
I.in«* |*«***«*ngrr llair*
k*ep* your feet cool, prevents sweating
disease an l force the poteoa out, and I was soon com­
etc ,a* nothing else wtil. S«»ld f«»r veers
feet, and uiakee your enduramr Un fold
From Granta I'aas
pletely
cured.’’ Swift’s Specific—
on abso'uta guarantee I'riee 25 cents
..............................•
r<> Wiklcrrille
greater. Over 1,000,OHO wheel paupl*
and 50 cents. W.F Kremer.
2 To Izove’s
.....................
...............
Il
}»
are tisiug Allen’s boo I-Ease, They all
........
Il
To An«!rr»nn
praise it. It gives rest and comfort to
—drives out every trace of impurity in the blood, and in
U M)
To Selma .................................. .
*®i«
k
Hr*«I*«
hr*«
•Mtling, Lot, swollen, a« hing, feet aud
To Kerby ............................................... $2.00
cun'» pornianontlv the most obstinate, deep-seated s
* ’• W
To Waldo
1« a certaiQ cure for in growing toe nails th. arm* u( uwrw »va«* | w nankmd.ar
is the only blood remedy guaranteed purely veget
Shelley
creek
44
X Y
j qtiiciiy *n<| turvly curesi l»v Karl's do
At all druggists and shoe aioree,
tains not a particle of jx>ta*h. mercury, or other mi
Ga*«p)et
«...
cures Contagions Rl-«xl Poison. Scrofula, Cancer, Ca
Kemple FREE by mail. Ad<lre«e, Allen V*r Item Tra, th«* grrat bl **l purifier (’re** ent l ity
QC
Ik
**
your
friend
have
•
ctn.rra
A
and t ia*u* buii.ter Money h*ftan«to«f il
Rheumatism, Sores. Ulcer». Roils, or any other blood 1
b. Olin sled, l»r Roy,N. Y.
Above rateasubje* t to change without fieviblr, ¡rather *. »-«»el a h'tiii w i Mt Id
not *ati«fa« tuty. Eri«« .5 « I*., and 50 notice. R«»un«l trip In Lets and eicur- make a spirndid prevent—-41 and
upon S S. S . nothing can take its place.
Cot RiKR and (àrrfonian one year fi!.
»T*.—W. F. Krvmrr.
•ioii|>artiee at spe« iai rate*».
I \ E Voorhiee has e »to* k of albums.
4
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Rw Q
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f Who
!
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gia, rheumatism, bet»ulls hm.lache
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heart, pale an ! »allow complexion., an<l ail
forma of » ™ue»a either in male or feulfe.
Dr William«' Pink Pill« tor Pile People are
•old b, the dozen or hundred, but ei.euin pact
age«. At all druggiaU. or direct from the Dr Wil­
liam» Medicin« Company. Schen«ctad,. h r,«
cent« per boa. 6 boa«» 42.50.
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