Rogue River courier., December 06, 1900, Image 4

MILITIA IN ALASKA.
Conditions Not Wholly Bad Hot
withstanding Extreme Cold.
Soma Particular of a Soldier's Ufa
Mm r " w ho
) Uvea la p Yakoa
. Cauatrr. -
The government having at last ex
pended considerable sums J money
toward establishing military poats in
Aliuika, it ia reasonable to suppose
that the army must in the future look
forward to regular detiiihi of service
in that part of our country. A aerv
iee in high latitudes ia new to most
of us, and hi the hardships of Arctic
life havs bsen as much exaggerated,
says a writer In the Army and Navy
Journal, I sholl presume to give my
fellow-officer th benefit of a year's
experience on the Yukon, with the ex
pectation that it may be of use to
them.
It certainly does get cold In AlanJia.
The thermometer for five consecutive
days In January registered 63, G2, 05,
W, 62, while t) below is quite com
mon, and cold weather lasts from No
bember 1 to March 31. Substantia',
quarters have been constructed at
forts Egbert, Gibbon ami Cape Nome,
and the post at kit. Michael will be
built during the coining summer.
An oflicer coming to Alaska need
fear no greater hardships for himself
and family than those which fo'low a
return to the isolation of a one or two
company frontier post. A well-stocked
subsistence department furnishes all
the necessaries of life, and most of the
luxuries. Fresh meat has tlini far
been brought in In abundance In the
form of moose and caribou. Potatoes
and onions freeze solid in November,
and, If properly prepared, ere as food
as fresh vegetables until they thaw
in the spring. All the early vegetable
like, radishes, lettuce, onions, parsley,
etc., come to perfection In Augost.
It is dry, and ordinarily still, though a
hard wind at 40 below is not unheard
of. The snow falls gradually- nu
Inch or so at a time and never melts
. until"the April sun and rain wear it
away. In Muy the ground is free from
snow, rains continue, gnrdens m ty be,
prepared, und about the 15th the ice
in the river breuks up anil Hunt off
to the sea. Near the end of May
steamers that have wintered in uiuie
tributary of the Yukon come up the
river on their wny to Dawson. Kteai'i
ers from Kt. Michael, bringing passen
gers from the states, do not come up
the river until about July 1 to 15.
From June to October people re
quire about the same clothing they
would wear in the states. Mosquitoes
abound, and window screens anil
mosquito bars are a necessity. Mail
is received twice per month through
out the year, except In fall and spring
when Ice Is forming on the utreums, or
breaking up before navigation opens.
Unless new urrangements are perfect
ed, second-class uuiil ia not delivered
after navigation via HI. Michael closes,
Arrangements must be made with
friends to forward envelopes of clip
pings If on desires to keep up with
the news. A telegraph line connects
(ikaguay with Dawson, but, I received
one telegram from Washington that
was just a month on the way.
As to clothing, heavy underwear Is
Indispensable. In addition to these
garments, heavy short coats or wraps
must be provided to put on whenever
it Is necessary to go out of doors.
The government furnishes caps and
mittens and most excellent footgear
in the form of felt shoes. Ladles will
find a fur parkl the best all-around
outer garment. One can be purchased
in Han Fruolseo for 112. The felt
shoe cannot be Improved upon. It
I not necessary to remain within
doors during the coldest weather, un
less the wind Is blowing. The or
dinary routine of a post goes on with
out regard to temperature, and all
can take exercise at any time with
out fear of frost bites, llring plenty
of books and games for the long win
ter evenings. As the quartermaster s
department will doubtless eonstrur
this as service across the seas, bring
all your furniture. Nothing can be
obtnlned In the country excejit nt pro
hibitory prices,
To sum up, I would say that Alaska
is no worse than Keogli or Asslnnl
boine, and the greatest trial will be
the lack of tt dully paper.
SHE WAS NOT A LAWYER.
Doellaea to Aasiver a Qaaetlua aad
Oava Iter Itoaaoa Way.
"Now," said tho lawyer who was cou
ducting the cross-examination, "will
you please statu how Bud where you
first met this man
"I think," suld the lady with the
sharp nose, "that it was"
"Never mind what you think," Inter
rupted the lawyer. "We want facts
her. We don't esre what you think,
and we haven't any time to waste in
listening to what you think. Now,
please tell us where and when It was
Hint you first met this man?"
The witness made no reply, ssys the
Cleveland Leader.
"Come, come," urged the lawyer. '
demand an answer to my question."
Still no response from the witness.
"Your honor," said the lawyer, turn
lug to the court, "I think I am entitled
to an answer to the qurstion I have
put.
"The wltnets will please answer the
questiou," said the court, in Impressite
tones.
"Can't," snid tho lady.
"Why not?"
"The court doesn't care to hear what
I think, does it?"
"No."
"Then there's no use que UioT-.Ing me
any further. I am not a law) t. 1 can't
talk without thinking."
So they called the next witness.
Vhen jrou nwd a aooilung and heal
ing antiseptic application for anv
imrpoae, uaa the original De WittV
Vitch 11 met Salve, a well known cure
lor piles and akin diaeaaeii. It lieu
aorei without leavi"V a arar. Beware ol
coonUjrtwiti. Dr. W, K. Kramer.
Southern Ctlilornia.
Notable among the pleasure! atTorded
by the Khaata route la the winter trip
to Houthern California and Arixonu,
Kenewed at quinlaneea with this Bed ion
will ever develop fresh points of in
teret and added aources of enjoyment,
under Hi sunny skies, in the variety of
its Industries, In it prolific vegetation
and among it numberless re aorta of
mountain, shore, vail y and plain. The
two daily .Sba'ta trains from Portland to
California have been recently equipped
with tha moat approved pattern ol
tandardud touriat sleeping cars, but
tha low rates of fare will still continue
in effect.
Illustrated guides to the winter lesorta
of California and Ariaona my be had
Application to , :
C. H. Mabkham, G. P. A.
' Portland. Oregon,
' 05E-LEGGED BALL PLAYER.
Eight-Yaar-Old llor linns Bases With
out the Aid of Ills
Cratch.
Member of the Kenwood Country
club have a mascot in Willie Howard,
the one-legged baseball player, says a
Chicago paper. The little fellow,
eight years of age, Is considered one
of the most expert amateur bull play
ers on tho south side. He manages
to run the bases on one leg. Of lute
the young man has frequently been
nuked to appear on the tennis
grounds. It is said that whatever
side he champions is sure to be vic
torious In the tennis contests. Any
fine afternoon when there Is a tennis
game in progress Willie Howard is
very conspicuous. He is regarded by
some of the best tennis experts as
the forerunner of good luck. One day
lately Willie was in great demand.
It is snid his services were bid for
long before the champion tennis con
tests began at the Kenwood Country
club.
Little Willie, a he Is familiarly
called by his many friends, takes a'
prominent part in bnseball games
when there are no games of tennis
in progress. As a batter he is said to
be the equal of anyone on the Ken
wood grounds. Of late the young fel
low haa discarded hi habit of run
ning the bast's with a crutch In hand.
It I said that Willie believes it un
dignified to run the bases in his for
mer way. The result is the youthful
ball player now covers the base in a
hop, skip and jump fashion.
OUTS WIN FROM BOOKIES.
Rasa Traok llnnaera-oa Describe
How Thar Canaht (Is to a
Quod This;.
It was lust like this, you see, me
and Mickey came to Chicago to be on
hand for the opening season of the
races at Washington park from De
troit," said a short man with a sandy
mustache and wearing clothes that
had seen better days around a race
track, who was standing near the grand
stand In Washington park the other
day talking to a tout who was going
to give him a good thing, relates the
Chronicle. "When Mickey and I hit
the town we didn't have a cent, so we
had to beg our chuck and banner money
from people on the street. I he next
day we were ill for It good. No money,
didn't know nnybod.v, only a few touts,
who only had eating, money for them
selves and had a good thing thst would
win in a walk and the odds were big.
Mickey says: Tal, I tink I can get
a few bucks to net on a good tiling,
so he did. How he got it I don't know.
but in three days after he got it we
walked out of the truck with $'J..V)0
In our pockets of the bookies' easy
money." That Is the story overheard
by a man who was standing near the
two alleged touts who were telling of
thrlr ood luck aince tlienpcniiifrof the
Wanhlnton jmrk trnrk.
BROKE THE NEWS SUDDENLY.
Conileal Riilaod la the Meeting- of
Loasf-Reparated flrolhers In
Knatand.
A curious little .story reached us
the other lny from the lips of an
officer Invalided home from South
Africa, says the Liverpool Post. The
eldest son of n well known duke had a
youii(rer brother In Lailysinlth und
wns naturally anxious and eaer for
his safety, lie himself was arrvhiu
with the forces of ticn. lliillcr and
was throiii,'h all the liinu and arduous
cauipalirn which preceU'd the relief
of that place. When it became known
ttiat the rortd was at last opt-u, the
youiiff nobleman was sent forward
Willi the first forces to enter the
town. He soon found his brolher,
whom his eyes had been yciiiulii to
see for so many lontf and weary
mouths. "Hullo, Jack!" he shunted,
and then, in his excitement and pleas
ure, for the life of him he couldn't
think of what to say next. At last he
blurted out with: "Old Tom, the
gardener, la dVad." An aiitl-cllinnx
which. In spite, of the apparently
mournful character of the news,
caused both the brothers to ruar with
laiiKhter. Such was the first Item
of home news which the younger one
heard after a sickening period of anx
lous waiting.
LASTING QUALITIES.
Trait of ihm ( hln Which Would
Avoumiillah Mnch If Tnrnvd
to Good.
The (littvrw hfivf tunny triilta which,
If imwrly ik-veloivt'H, woulu ciune
thnn tt naMinm a le-mling jiliu'e
ainoiiff the tuitions of the f?lott. The
rHtlt are ImliiKtrioua, hos).itubU',
temirri.tr nml dwtttitl to learning.
They nrt atrnnjr nml wiry. They have
InHttntf (iimUtlea. 1 h I Iiiiw'mc can
live nnywhrrf, rat anything nml l-o
Hove nnvthintf. Tluvv tmtwvnr the
tritirs of aonthrru Aain, lire imrt ron-
aervativr than the .Tupaiu'ito nml lfsa
iMietieal than the Himltio. Thev art'
HHitetiHt'iY of inurli cttiiimm Kt nne
Their rellioiiH ami miperHtitlona en
ter into everything, vvvw their i-heat-
lnr ami lyliitf. (uiiutiliii la the na
tloiml ain. The little children on the
afreets throw litre fur the eamly with
the Milcmuiut. The iitiaKionnry from
the cH'oiiU'iit, otitnuinlirreil hv tlie
opinin vemU-r nml the whUky petltl
haa hecii unable to keep the vieea of
the went from belli k introiluertl iihin-
with the virtnea, and, after the em
turiea of eontaet, t lie auciiMnn hm
thine the Mongolian more hnrm than
line ut f hlnn'a iiirrftiltlna.
ltlitek dti'a uiwl tiluek eata are the
fnvorltea in C'himi in the line if food
becuiie when cuteii in niitlsununer tlie
will insure health and H iviith.
Tlie New InwriM 8lfi'nng Cara
On tho Northern PaciHc have tlie wo
men's tutlel rooms an I lavatories aepur
ated. Men s lavatories ui tticne cure
have two wash batt inn and are alao dift-
tinet from Men's toilet rooms. You will
appreciate oil this. A. IV Charlton
Aaa't tlen'l Pans. An't, "V Morrison St.
Cor. XI, Portland, Ore.
Juki Saved ItU l.lft.
It uaa a thrilling cm ape that riiarlet.
Pavisof IWiweralou, O , lately hl Iroin
a trtiiht Mil death Kor lao venrn
severe huiir trouhle i-onntanlly cew
worb nutil it avemetl he muat tlie ol
Consninptioii. 1 hen he hetiau to nee
ir. Knitf ew Piccoverv and late
wrote: "It kv inatant relief and
ell'eeted a ltrru.anent cure." Such
wonderful cures have for U.r veara prove
It's power to cure all Throat, Chest am1
I. tin troubles. Price 5oo and l tM
Kvery bottle uiiaranteed. Tnul bottle
free at I r. Kremer's dru atoru.
IVn't use any of the counter feits of
le Witt's Which lUiel Salve. Most of
tht m are worth leaa or Itah'e to cauae
injury The onuinal l)e Witt's Witc
Hasel Salve it a certain enre (or piles
enema, cute, scalds, burna, lores and
skin dirtcaaes. lr. W. P. Kreuier
vnim i men
IUUn LliI
Is set of order II von have the symptom
enumerated on this chert. You csn be cared
without the sld i Calomel, Blue Mara or
Quinine. They sra minerals and art apt to
poison the blood. Why not add your name
to the already larse Hit ol people cured by
PUDYAN1 I! I'D Y AN as! cured 10,000 oth
ers and It will cure yoa. nUDYAN to ths
greatest vegetable remedy of the ccntnry end
will relieve all tbt following ymptoo-i :
HI DTAN csn be had ol all draggliu for
K cents per pat ksg.
POINTS OF WEAKNESS:
x-iN 1. BILIOUS HEAD.
(sl.M ACHE Relieved by
li ill MIIOYA.M.
8-3. JATTNDICT! OF
THE ETES. KUD
YAN will csum the yel
lowness todissppesr sad
ths normal, best lay oolor
to return.
. COATED TONOUE.
FOETID BBEATH.
KUDYAN wllUlesrtlie
Uibtfu slid task tbc
breath purs and sweat.
B. TENDERNESS AIID PAIN IS
THE STOMACH, DTJB TO INDIGES
TION. HUDYAN H cltr the stomach nt
the eicens ol bile, relieve ths pain and cauat
tbt food to be perfectly dljeetod.
6, ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER.
HUDYAN ld he the conscitlon aad re
duce the liver to Its normal also.
TICOYA.S will cure all the abovs aymp
toms snd males you well. Ho not rtolay
longer. 00 to your rfnu-gUI at once snd pro
cure s pnokwsot III DYAN tor to oenti or I
packairi'i lor i 5u. If your druinrlit docs noi
keep It, send dlrfct to the HUDYAN IIK.U.
EDY t O.IIPAW, Haa Kranrls':o,'Callfornla.
If you are uot istliflsd with the eff-'Cti, re
turn ths empty IIIDYA.N box snd we will
return your monny. Remember that you can
con. Mil the HUDYAN DOCTOHH
VltKK. Call and ace the doctori. You may
eall and lea tuaia, or write, ss you dvalre.
Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Cor. IIocMob, Mtrka. and Ellis
lia Fraaeltoa, Cat.
Dyspepsia Cure
Diaests what you eat
Itartlficlally digests the food ao.d aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exIiauBted digestive or
gans. It Isthe l;itcHtdlscovert'd(li(?et
ant and tonic No other preparation
esn nnnrnnr.il It In etlicloncy. It In-
tan(,iy ruUevcsntul permanently cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
H'lnt.iilttiicn. Knur Stomach. NiiUHoa,
Sick IIvatlactie.GfWtrftlKlu.Urnmpsand
all other resuiis or imixTU'ci. a icsuuii.
DaaMbi ..rit T.nriTo ino rantnlnS 24 ttrnni
smaUalu. li(x)kuHaljoutUysM.pslauiai:edfretj
frcoorsd by E C Da WITT CO.. CQicaoo
FOR SALE BY W. F. KREMER.
he Lldit ot the World,
or
Our Saviour in Art.
Ciist iii'srlv ll)l.(X):) to iirnilnrn. Cnn-
tsuis ncilrly KKI (iill-ist! vniraviiiK nil
our Ssviour uml III" Motliir I'y the
world s itreuti'St iminliTS. 1 run ropit-s
ol th itroiili'Ht Munli'i pii'i es in llm srl
UhIUtii'h ol l'.iiniui. Kvery miurn is as
lit-iiiitiliil s a siinrijH iiver iho Inl.tops.
('untslns ileFerlpllon of Hie iiiiiiliiiu-i,
bioitrnplir of lliu iminlers, tlie nsmi'S
ami luinttinns ol tilt) iiuilerips in '.urw
wliern ths oriiciniils inav Im seen. AIpo
contains a Cliilil's 1 lepurtiiient, ineliiil-
inu a Cliild's Ndory of IIih l liriut ami
Ills Mother, lieHlinllllly wnttell, to lit
eli iiieltire. This wonderful nook,
inuteliless ill ils purity nml licsutv,
appeals to every mother's lierrt, snd ill
every Christ isu home w hero there Hre
cliildien the hook sells itself. CtirlHtimi
men and women are, imikini! money
ruiidlv tsklug orders. A CMiristiitn imtn
or wonmit esn in thii enunounitv soon
umke $1,1100 tnkimr orders for Christum
presents. Mis. Waite, our ugent In
SliihsseliiiHetts, his sold over $:I,IHU
worth of hooks in a veiy Hlmrt lime.
Mrs. Saeketl, our sent in.Newiork,
has aold over HeXKI worth of books in a
very short time.. The !"ok is primed
Velvet-llni-hed paper, tieautilmlv
hound in Ciudiintl Kc.l ami U"M. and
adorned with 'ioldeii ltosvs and Lilies
It is, wilhout iliiuht, the moot heanlifnl
hiMik ol thia eenlurv. Write (or terms
iiiekly and net the inainiKemeiit of that
territory. I oil can work on e:u.u y or
commission, and when you prove your
sueeea we will promote you to the post
lion ol M imager and I orrespumlent. at
s permanent salary, to devote your lime
to unending to anenls ami the eor
rexpomleiii'e. Wanted also u State Man
auer to have iharite of olliie ill l.eudinii
it of Die Stale und iniiiuin all the
iiiHiness of thu Slate. Send lor terms.
AddreHS
iiii:r.i;irisii..Mi:uicNci
I'oieoian ltui'diiii;. Opposite V S. fieas-
urv. Waidiiniiloh, l V.
IN THE GRASP OF AN OCTOPUS.
Sailor la Rlll.d T 1 l'evll I l.h
AVtille Slntmlnu Sear
Ilia Slilp.
Jiihs lie Hnr, n sailor on the li.uk
(11) in pie, w ill ;ii:iil down l a i!e il
lUh v lule Inking a im in ar his vh.p.
Ills Kliipioiitis Kiiv hi lu 1 1 l e. ai.u nil -I'd
for him loeonie i.p. In- t:iiol to
Hppeur, I In hi eansi- ula r n -!. a i.il u ai'r
a sean-h. v. it liout reMlh. 'I'i,il 'tin-
hours lat. r hi' hoi'v i.'.1. U t.iut, , Ii
the faee and part of The lu.iv iiitin
:uav, luio lnnru;e pl.uil lraik of the
teniae; ( a 'e il H-.li. It is M'-po-.l
Ihat he I'iinl lo the h-nloa.. ami
M-iid hv the t'ti nml hi ltloown unl'i
he drow nei!. Si oral oan. t f l lii- Kim!
are on rooor.!, Tho r.aTiv.s are efnu
Ki i.ed hj devil lih. hut lhi piompilx
hit the (Ml on the hoai'. an. I il releai
the irrasp of ilk t nt.iolos,
Senrerl CeL.tlnl.
"Ti nuin," e.'i ai ?. " I hi ilati to Heav
en." sa s the lloMoi! .1, urnal, Onthe
nnnie ia ruriius! iio.ppiopriale just
now, w hat e i t it lna o.l.ee have been.
luhll Miiiiitiueiil. In llerlln.
lWrlin has i.ll public moniiiiu uts, untl
Is inakini; ready for some more.
A Keen Clear Itrvln.
Your best (eelintrs, your social posl
lion or liuniiiesa sneecss tlepend Urite'v
on the perfect action of vour Stomach
and Liver, or. MnI " J J.ite I ins
tlive im-rt'astcl alretiKtli. a keen, elesr
brain. hifc-ii ambition. A '.'ri cent Iv.x
will umke you del like a new beii it.
Sold by Ih. Kieincr liruisi.
Now is the tim w hen croup and lung t
trouble' prove rapidly fatal. The only
harmless remedy Ihat produce immedi
ate results Is One Minute Cou:!i Cure, j
It Is verv pleasant tn take and can b
reliej upui toiiiickly cure ooiudi", cihls I
ami ail limn dix-ssea. it will prevent
consumption lr. W. K. Jvrenicr.
Now lute ol writing
at CyiJUKKOir,.
tahtrlt oo to jvV-
f:1
irTodoO
I
ii
1 I 111
dinner tltn. any t TV
IHftWVdVM
V, 1 i ' lil- H i i
tlLUO to UM ' 1 1
' , ' VST
H.-o .. -:-..y .V." wei e,t?,',
SliWiW They give a n-ht Kl
'I'lHlli' VVi'1 i 'sfs rteh and brtt- IS
IhH MVV.v) Mailt. No odor. 5
rx;Ai:i'-.3-Xrs5&-.'"
PARKER S
HAIR BALSAM
CTui Uid bfivuiirutf the bait.
I'rou.Dtrt A laiutiaiil fruwth.
.Ncr ri1i to Kcrtor Orty
11 Air to lia Youthful Colcr. .
(uxai ta-alp d. -! Jr. hair taitiug.
r THE ONE-PRICE
HEIFER.
Tew wantT buy thet heifer, Zeb?
I don't
b' ll' V- y w can;
I wouldn't t thut heifer, nir, to any Ilvln
man.
No, lr. If '(-w uliould come an lay a fifty
in my hand
I'd go 4n' nh'-t'the staMe door an lot thet
ht-tfor m t r i r. 1 .
I'd lt h. r Matnl ritiht where ahe ti till she la
(.tl m;;' (-r.iy ,
Afore l 'l ftr'.l j,ie side of her, thtt'a all I've
l.i mv.
Yew hi i r.i I n'. d to dlnpoae? Yew mUHt
h v lit ci.i it wroiiK?
I'd buy a rlozi n like her, Zvb, If yew'd bring
Hit in rt Ion;.
Of courtttf Vvf B'it a lot of atock, more stock
'in vh;it 1 nt'cd.
An' I n m Rhnrt. of Mtuhlu room, an' aome
what ithort of fc-til;
l;ut ex for a Min' thut ttr re bouat I
wo'.ihln't, no .ilnf!
Lt't furty ilojlarji uume bet wptn tht t hi lfer,
Zfl, an" me.
I h in it nnt -prU rritttx, Zeb, no man kin
U'iit mo down;
Ehe' wiith a hrni more'n forty, Zi-b, ak
liny man lu town.
Ill llunk'-r vrii m her purty bad, un' ho doea
In-, kin Male,
liut ez I raid iM-fure, of courue, the htdfer
Hin t for Hale.
Hhc'a Ri-nlle an' nhe'ii good an kind, an'
hlli-kt r then in e 1;
A child fniild milk her any time, fhe'd never
r:ilM n h.-.-L
She in v. r h'ioi.s nor Jun.pa the fence, ahe
tn vt-r ri.r.s 11 way,
An' t:in: r. if "'ni ut inllkln' time ez reg'lar
( tin i ; y .
You'd c;t'f : .-f tho milk nhe glvi-a. It's
y; 1!' r. l!il k Mr' 'v,vt t.
An' i2 lor I'fiHiitliy, by fciim, thtt heifer
( an'i If ! 1 1 '
Tluy'h jui;l:: t.f i)i:df r riontln' round tntdde
tl. m:ikin' p. ill.
An' i,t : of In r I. utter, Zt b but then,
hlii- niii't lor h;il-.
Vrw f'iy Wre hivir.d tn h v lur. Zrb?
Yi v. ur.i i In-r purty rnii?
The ylk ii- -t e ot tow-iK-rh, elr, a farm-
r . r l;;..i:
Wuih il'ir:v i.miitra ex hlu- ai;iinl, an not
ii .i !lnr lift;
Kur i m . i.:.' erltti-r, Z b, yuw II And
it! ; mil, I (.'urts.
Wuih th.rly iIdMhih it. !-hu atunda. I'll tell
yi vv' what I'll th w :
I'll uu.ip l.t r iii.w lor tw. iity-rlve 'twlxt
nil- i'.i' her an' t-w.
Ji'kt Int u'y livf, ro imti'i.' or lens, for
n,i -,' ni .ii,
An' H y w il v ,i':i to xwnp her buck, why
h;n: II, '.i It, yew can.
Jot- t'iiH In N. .'. Sun.
dWi sdi 0:0! 0? 0: 0 C f0
l Finders and Losers
B".
O.MlI.V spi tiUin;.'. -irls are divided
into two yn-at e.!ii . s the ones
wioi lind and l lie ol: i s e. ho lo.'-e. j
Met a is a til who lii.o.-. Ownerless
ennir.'.'s ami hrorol . s and shirt studs
are real lei e! a!i.nr l r I '! l.w a.v. en-1
treating In r to pielt tin III up. whieh-j
eui' nay sin' strolls, and Utile ihillf,'
lil.e ho: m . i:oos ami folll'-U :io d e'.nvers
seem t" hap up in I lie mi.-t unlikely
plaoiM at th..' li rs t sound ot her step.
liuiss wl.at I found to-i!ay is her
rc euhir form of j-i eetins ; so noone wiia
fcu:r'Mi' w'un I lie iUi stion eame that
d:i ai to ni cia's lea. ,
"Oh. I lion t Know," said Lilian, indif
feren;itv. " niiahl v a vol ton lumdker-!
ehief or ii'.ielioo v's c.lher glove." j
Lilian is i in' of the ir'.s who em: Id n't j
find Mii.vlhii..". if l!i..v would. I', ssibly '
I hill's 't he r.a - on f he a- u.ne:. t he man
lier of one w ho wouliln'l if i.t ei. uid, j
Metil ave a witlnrinp e'.iee ut th
seolTer. 'I hi il she iiiimni In r Lady-'
M.iilh hat und extraeteil froiu its erovn
n roll of money, wliieh she spread upon
tier lap. A .', ll and a f'.u hill
stiiroi! out . I
"t'oiur erfeit 1" gasped Lilian.
"No, sir. I ne!e M.ie s;i s they're a
e;onil as any ever made."
"Yon dioii't find i li 4-in. Mela; ytiu're
jol.iio;," prolestei: (ooiia. j
"No joke iihn',1 it. I was wa.ll.in
down ,iltah :m rue. inn! vtaeks of
1'
n
li
.o lit le passllii; 111 l oll' : neetlollS.
hut Miooelllv thole '.:isnil op
ee aliout ll V.'ll.i siill.lle riyht
lit of Ine, and slri'.ioht ill the tuidi
i: lay t h.is tnom , a 1 r. lh .! op.
ef it
jll-l ,
. ll:l i! :
'li.
i to :
Iholiol, Ih. o
, look, d the
d pi.l ted,
-I- wa iiq
nli.
pill pi.
"We
" 1
M. la .'
Who ,
I, i'l.'
' "1 s,
s'pe .
Tim:!.
t it.
have it .
II, I II
er!" Sill
.- I In
oliorus.
ii t:ve it for,
hut I ilian,
1 wonderful-
lilt Hie
SOIIO I
II
:!lir
, sK
id re i
: II
1,
In
time I o a I;;
t r.
f..r?" she i'iinl.
t a would sierd tin
; In poor w i in i ii w I
il, i : .let i! I " i el . I '. i
Oo you
leoln v ?
!o-t il !"
M 1.1.
"I th.!:;. that. He
1 .':.. I ju-: inside
r o-i : s iv here l.c
' 1 . never he has
! . cash st 1 ! 1 1. c in
a
t
the
kec,
one
ll.t
1 hi
a-k,
You
1... !
1 I of h
' of .il':.
.: it's t!
-lipth.
.-sleatl. .
. ,1...: ii,
to hate .
i- he sa,.l:
Unit's o
mem v in 1 ..ck of
' into it. -d I
!..l; . c 0 t. him.
sell how " u. l! y he
-Once hut tlou'l
a .1 :. t . k new.
l.i
w I: .
i. ii in. ..:
i ::. wet:
son o i c!i
ht'd pin
ei n it I o
"Hut I -some
po.
hadn't
in 1 1 rt .i t he
j "W.i-l-el
nr.- s.. l.k
1 1 . 1.
Ii.l
I n,-!.- M it- .in.! I that
ft ih w his 1 il. and that
lo some i t : av .ic. .1111 use I
.1 it aca'.n." I
n't hi lp thinking ah cut j
old w .is ! ei w 1 :: a n w ho
1 reent in the world." nuir- j
llie-ec.' irrnic. et. I
01 1 :t w .t ! out anot l.c r cent ,
, to et slrewiiifr s-so rolls
iin.iiin
"Mo
mill I
.! M, t.i.
;'!y 'Itt.-m a scKool-leaeher
11 1 h's salary - am! It acl. ine
i- 1:1.
r in.
Mif ii in -v oim work! " mi
snd
j-; 1(1
"Or
rd (ir.
i f.itf-vii-ont woman i-K-rk," HiM-
I'C i a.
I. I wouldn't take it from n worn-
"W,-;;.
an an v M'i'ii
eland Miiu,
t'liin yon
Of foiioe
uul.M .lo-
1 Wuilhin't
ninul mi iniu-h i it lii'lcrirr,! u n n.:m.
Ittlt 1 illTi Id !
er!( it . i'.' a
.!;iir;-r .t t ' ' ' un iij if
"I rl 1 urn 1 ! " f .;iir;-r
n!u M l ii t ;i kiniT f
i hi
all thej
' ..t ver- I
iuu " l'i : t .- '. hi' pi vy .
mid l!U( t I iiiiu v. l.t
;.l-nt!.! jl.-t that nu t
ti'.i.j: i'Vt'V i!:i in t- 1 1
thi'i e w :i n't it e-'iit T f t ."
l'i'1
until
Mt la pi: lu r :;pv "W . 1!. I'm tak
itifr I lu 'if M.u' nd : i.li-i:i 1 i?," j!ie
nai'K "i.e to tv. Tl p: y r a
day or two nnd ce it lit. !sMr aiivT
Ibir, Tut n, after ihttt, he a to d
f vrtiM : 'Knmul Sum f iiiou, at
such a place, at auch a time. Not a
word to give a fulc claimant any help
in identifying the bills, you see. P.nt
he doehn't think Pii ever find the own
er, and. say, tfirls, if he thouU'u't turn
cp, what do you e.ny to a hike trip to
(erher or aouie kind of a regular spree
with this money?'
"I couldn't enjoy it," said the right
eous Lilian.
ot unleaa you pa'e half to a hos
pital," amended another.
0h, I don't know," diwtented Geor
ia. "I think my conscience would take
in a trip to Mackinac.
'(iood for you!" replied Metu, as she
rolled up her wealth and put on her hat.
"We'll fcpend it nil for gum if we want
to. Georgia; and we won't treat them,
either see if we do!
They ditln't aee her Ofcuin for three
weeks, and then she came flying intc
luncheon at Lilian' with a look in her
eyea na if she'd just fallen heir to a mil
lion in gold.
"I've hud the loveliest experience in
he world!" fche announced. "You re
member that money I found? Well,
wailed a few day-, as TJncle Mac said,
and no one in!verti d the lois; so I put
one In myself. Told them to add re hi X.
the newspaper othee, you know the
way tliey do. NeNt nioriiiii I went
down to g-'ft the reTiirnti. There were
nine aiiMters, and of nli the pathetic
thinph! .Not cne of the :v('.: who
wrote had lost their ir.oiuy li; the day
or at the place I found mine, hut they
were jnt i? hopeful, frr nil that, and
they aetiiii!!- made me feel responsible
for their io; y?s,
"First there w.ih a man who had
droppid a t-:inall4 fliit, bliw.'k book, with
n pawn ticket, a laundry bill and two
two-dollar bills in it. And distressed
oxer it! You'd think he'd lost a ,'old
mine. And he wan so Mire 'twas hi
money I'd found poor fellow! Then
a woman poured out a whole tiheetful
of her heart, und drew a pict ure of the
purse she'd lost, und told me how the
money in it belonged to her mister.
who wan in the hospitnl and who need
ed it dreadfully, and how I'd be blessed
forever if I only restored it. Next
there was an old iiirii ho, had dropped
Iho $1M bii'tt. and lie went on in a
shaky, fecide hand tu explain that the
reason he w.lk carryir It wa because
he couldn't trust the banjs; and then
another p'.ri, who i.i'.d alnnit an alii
jj'fLtor-slitn piKiket t,ijo! containing a
lalrlikcy und a time puss over the On
ciiiiinti, Jafk.cn & Mackinac road.
When 1 show; d t!i:tt to I'ncU Mac after
ward he fc-aid tl.nt road v. nu u ri'ifular
jtikc hcfaiif it didn't run to any ol the
pkire ::.t :tt i-.ined in its name, and he
juM ?!:outi'd fier the pi-.s, because
il had t .; in d Ht. pttinbr Lo. 1' T. Jlut
it HjiMi't funny to me. 1 thcujht the
jjirl must be in a nad wiiy to he hantf
i ii sr L'U to an expired pass o?r a road
like tliat for tliri-i' w Jiole j e:ii s. lie
sidis, she mentioned in a postscript
tli.it there was a .he-dollar lull in her
purse,
I uot awfully worked )) over those
Ii'tt.'i's. Then, n,
I liant idea. I j-.i;
I w ;iit a w t ek ami t '.
enly. 1 had a bril-
lile
up in y mind to:
i n, if no one
'.aimed!
that $.0, to send
or all those forlorn
pioph nail pay i ht ui what
"".'out of what fluid foiTml.
I hev had Inst
I didn't dare
tell I'nele Mae the seliee'e until the
week hail passed and I had r.allv writ
ten notifui.i,' tlieiu ah. to he at his of
fiee at ten o'eloek this morniiiL'-. Then
1 just jfave Kim the news ail in one
pieee. I don't hi'livve in hr uliinjr
tliint's. espeeially w hen jhu'i e si t your I
heart on ilomir tlieai. Oh. he thonirht
I wus era.y, of eoiirse. and a iht-.l he'd
Hnswei-fd my 'ad.' K : un i I f a ml elaimed
tlie money. Suid In- eould lime done
it tl.l'.ill'.h suiue till e el-e o I voul,
t- r I. .He ii.-1 f ill d. ami linn ei uld
liae ktit tlie inoinn for unti". this
fit of minimi-;! foolishness had
passed i ir and a.l that soi l ol talk.
Hut the elnl of it was th:.t lie took
a ehair in. i- iiy Ihe windo-.v in his of
liee and let aie have th:ii'" a!i n:y own
way with Hie people I had nut for.
They alt eiiuif. mind you. am! of ail
the surpiisetl-lookoi lirho;.! Kaeh
one was txpeetintj to find the ii'entieal
purse he ha i lost, and at iir.: t i v
one louktt! suspieioiis if every one else.
TKey eouhln't seem to grasp tlie situa
tion. "I hail the money, alt changed into
the richt amounts und lvine; in tenipt
inu little heaps on Linrlr M:ie' desk.
I'irst I iiiinle a Hole speech an. I then
I served goal and silver refreshment....
It took 1'ii'ij rent of the money, and
I had to pin in n dollar htsid.s. so
there poes our gmn, (ieoria; hut you
wouldn't j.-ni"Ke It if you'd Keen there.
Such larks! 1 newr felt so much like
a beneficent fairy in mv life. Oil, dear
- fun! Vainh lilies are now here--and,
say, the man who lost tlie pawn ticket
will never net over his urii.lue against
me because I couldn't give that hack.
He thinks l'e lost him a fortune! I'.ut
the rest were more than sweet, liirls,
I've been hlt-.ed ami lnu'L-.d. and the
old man with the I .o sv..i irohl ieces
ni actually kis.-c, I my Kand. 'I KinK of that
"j - wil! you? Ami the woman with the
le j sister ill the hospital was so happy!
-nu; i eriin. .Me crying can you set
it? And I'nele Mae ntcd.ft pieteml
lie wasn't wipinir hi own ey ( .. cither!
Hut htn they were pom' he sili;.i-.,l
arouinl at me, stern as stern, and said,
in a o i vumis t cii way :
'"Well, of all the iflrlv-jirlv per-
ftivniaiiei s
"I lo. l.c
ius't said:
d straiirht back at him and
'How would you have a irirl.
I'nele Mae.
if not l-lrlv? Do von want
me iii:ini -." Ai il honest fact, he
didn't know a sinir'c t him.' what to
say." Chiciiro Il.iilj Uccord.
A llti.teaa on Tarstle.
"W hat nas.it My 1-1 ilia did that wasso
dreadful?"
'Why. our literary club met at her
house, and she wanted to s.hov lur
new hat. so she wore it." Puck.
Where Mr llrrtT Ike l.lnr.
Cacy - I'hat do t'i prefer as a clia&cr
ufther t'hru.kiiic whishkey?
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