- TALE OF A STAMP. I'm a tmj A poMngrtamp A (wo-renter; l)on I want to brat. Hut 1 was never Except one; By a wntleman, too; H itt me on To 8xgi thlmr, S It v. it an tnvelop- - lvri u it1, tilnk., aquart; I'M bt'&tu( li on . . . Thiit tnvnlopa - Evi'raliHie; Ifa droptttd uft 1 Tho mvMnpe arid m. 1 Through a slot in a dark bos; Hut we were rescued, Hy a m. clerk, Mr'e the pity; He hit me an awful timMLi with a hammer; It Uit my face VUnck and blue; . . " Tlin 1 went on lonff Journty , Of two Unya; . And wn we arrived - Tlie k envelope anu mc V ff ere pWteeiited ', ' i " To a perfect love ' Of a Klrl. With the a(unnlnvee pair Oi Uiuu tyt tW ever blinked; f " Hay, khc'e a 1 renin! Well, the mutilated r The pink etivt'lope And lore one comer , Of nie eft ( . With a hairpin i Thf-n ihe read what Wm lutUiv ' The pink envelope. I newr law a girl bluah Hq btuutlfuHyl f 1 wuuld be emok ; On lwrlf 1 could. . Well, she placed The wrltlr.ir lui-k In the pljik envelope; . Then in kUncd me. Oh, you little gfJltI HVr lip were ripe Ae chrrlei. And warm A the lummer iun. We i The pink envelope and me- Are no iv . Netlinif tnuifly , In her bosom; Wm can heer f " hrurt throb; ' ' W hen It i(04-s tautest Hhe tekee ue out ' And kisses me. '''. . Oh, uty . ' 1 This Is a-reat! I'm t lad I'm a aUrnp- . . , A two-oenifr. ,. -Newton Newklrk, la Ohio State Journal. x I S I FOR LAGNIAPPE I . ' By Elizabeth H. Glliner. J CJuniKbt M, kr A.Uon Ijntaai ' "TT HAD only been three yeara since I Kcppo, with a horde of other ear ruined Italian emigrants, had landed . in New Orleans, but already he had prospered beyond hi wildcat dreams of avarica. Ilia fruit st-nll, built Hut, ' oupbonrd fashion ngninst the wall of a big ofllce building, waa always luscious with strange Central Anicr lenn fruit with queer eiotic flarnra, and golden with oranges and purple with grapes, end all day lung he and Traaa were buay with the ruatomer who ruined a harveat of amall roin into thejt, till. Tessa herself waa not the least of the attractions. Hhe waa In the flrat fluah of her young beauty, and with her dusky hair and eyes and scarlet cheeks looked half aiater to the sun-kissed neetarlnea iu the boici behind her. So at Irast thnught Arthur Gray, aa lit leaned against the wall, watching the quick, bird-like motions of her lit tle head, and her deft hands, aa he pric.d her w area with provoking slowrnrss Just for the pleasure of listening, to her Suft,"bVdVm Enjrllah. A lad apell of pueuiiioula, had emit hJin aouth to rt cuprrute under aunny akiea, lie waa ery l;le and it tfille bored, and well, . eince he had dieeovered Teaaa he had ; developed an euormout appetite for fruH, and errry mornlnjf fur a month the aanta little comedy had bton en axUd, Tcaaa' would ate the tulk athletlo tig , ure ooniing- down theatreet, and a mo ment later It would ttop at the ataU. "How niufh?'.' he would ask, prle ". lug thia and thvi, and the (rlrt, who waa a eeqnrtte to her finder tlpa, would - amlle and ak: "You lik'a da orang'a an' da Kr"l' Terr'a inooch'a?" like eomethinf eUe Tfry much," the man would anawer, with a louk that aeut the quirk blood flaming up into the plrl'a cheekt. and the wouUl nr. at ahe dropped a bit of citra fruit into the bag: 'ur laniappe, 'unor." "For Unnlappe?" he hal aked, tha flrat time, and then the had explained to him the qua! nt old rutloin handed down in New Urleana from the old Spaniah iIhji, of throwing in eoinrthliiir for Kood nieaaure with eiery purrhaae, and withont which grntuity no child or i-Miuit coutldera a trautaction com Jllrte. Willi Arthur (.ray hie admiration for Testa waa the Idiot of paoltu; fanriea, but there win one to wliuni lift matter at icrloui enough. Ttiut u (Inn aeptj, who lured the girl with all the i4J-"f ifi pnlinal aoui, and 1o wfcewltt jiy Vld promUed hj'r hand in murt'ttifc jimt aa non rk lie cituld tave up enough money to buy the horse nnfl vtiik with whii-h he peddled charcoal about the strrrta, mid n hlch. In hid ami llrppn'i eyet, repreaented the equiva lent of au ample fortune, tiiusstppe hud bii liuppy enough and bin e l H dent voice cuUinif: "(.'linrcciil, char c o o-onl," early and Lite, hud thrilled with lute and hope, ni if fury intvina tiun "brouc!it hini cinder to Ti-hMi and the little home for wliL-h lie nun work- ' lint utiu-e the coming of the trnii),Tr who h.id nitied T h-a m iiihoIi evrrr thing a ehuiici'd. I lie j-irl hud grow n coal, mid the lilt '.i hnmc leeuied a lonjf way otT. it. takri a lot J time, when One inio-t Mil money by Hie Caked Breast Just two y a applications J k . m UIU IIIW work Centlemn I ai'fTored for dejn aa 9nl femin with rktl brfiwt c.n s,nd In MfterwttAa applied Keottrh Hemdy, hop fuc It woWd mm the t in. The flrat sppiicaUoit relief and the tivatid raet'rttl tie brtet to lie Hrnt.l ernfliiien. ettthftut Injurtna at rfcti-yr rhe fiw of mitk. T have n4 your truly Mv tttwrlewe PeJn i'ure. m a venerea hv.a. li'lil rmljr, for nearly a r enj ot n iMr H the fieitMt externei rvtnly la ite world. MlUiU.F.lX iNaW-anJ. Cat, July 14, IVHTOlUl V3K IT. OentVirmv- T have known f tho use of pJviif-ri.ita Pain Cuts for aevtral eare. Hit not uiitiftihln a fw monthe have ( a It upon mv rrenn and In my family. I rid 1 raa aav iirhjitlMf ly that U ! on it Ofe beet tvmedtee for peJn tnAt 1 have ver trid Tkereuvhly appUel It la. In ttv evnertetoe, vrv sure to five gulok and Brsnarent rellt lteci-tfull. luVererWta, Vt DON'T RUB IT IN eid be etl rtrugeHe at cents. . SC0TCH RCMEOr COMPANY penny, and he grew ditcouraged. Worst of all, he had ae-n Teana fluah with pleasure when tha American bent over her ona day, and the mere remem brance aet hie jealoui aoul on fire. The climax had coins one night when, moody and tullen, he had re proached Teata with being In lore with the handsome atrang'r ard had de manded to know where ahe had gotten a little trinket ahe wore. The girl turned en him with audden fury. "Mother of God." ahe cried, In Ital ian, "but you are not my master yet." "Bah," he retorted, "you are but a woman to be bought like all other women with gewjrawi," and then he had flung himself out of the house. Uluaarppr knew nothing of law, and cared Itsa, His one thought waa to find the man who had stolen his sweet heart's lore and settlo the alTnir, mnn to man, end, a he mtidc hi wnv along the atreet, he touched the dirk hidden In the broad belt abont his waift. Tessa had aaid that Gray was staying at the hotel around the corner from the fruit null and he made his way to It, hot murder in his heart. How to f.id Gray he knew not, but Instinctively he crouched down in the shadow of the door and watted for hiin. Boon or lnte he must pans that way. There would be a audden spring, a thrust of a knife, a muflled cry, per haps, and then for awhile the angry brat of his Jealous heart was like an audible roire brglng liim on to Ten geance, end then, aa the solemn night wore on, something divine that unilrr dea all true love struggled to the sur face, and the aoul of lilusseppe, the charcoal peddler, humble, pour, Illiter ate, was transfigured by u great renun ciation. He would sacrifice hlinxclf. U Tessa loved Urny, she should have hiin. . It waa very Intt when (iray entered the hotel, aud neither he nor the sleepy porter noticed the stealthy fig ure that crept in with him, and fol lowed hla every movement like a dark shadow. Gray saw him first as he turned to close the door behind him. Uiusseppa entered aa stealthily aa a cat. "You ateal'a da love'a Tessa," lie ill, limply, "dassa what'a Ah rome'a fo' keel'a you. Ah ateek'a yo da stil letta," (iray walked over to tha mantel and rolled and lit a cigarette. His face was a trifle paler, but his bawls did not tremble at their task. "Well," he asked, "why did you not do it?" "Ood'a know," replied the other. "Ah be da poor. You be da beegn '.Mericnnu. Ah love ahe. Ah glve'a inn life fo' she." "You love the girl?" (irny asked, cu riously, "then why don't you marry b? You know the fate of the rose that hangs too near the gurdrn wall " and a shrug of tha shoulders complet ed the sentence. (iiusseppe made a hnpelesa gesture of assent, and then impetuously poured out the w hole story hia love for Tessa, the weary watlng, the little home he had hoped to mnke for her when he had saved up enough money to buy the horse and cert. They were to have been so happy, but now it waa all over. It waa a pnthetlc little story of titiuinn love aud longing, of faithful de votion that rose to the heights of a great sacrillce, and aa Arthur (iray listened he smoked many cigarettes, and cursed his own jdle fully. "niussrppe," he said, at Inst, very humbly, "if 1 have w rouged you, it hns bcrn unintentional, and I beg your for giveness. I admired your rose, asuuy mnn may a beautiful llowcr, but 1 have no desire to rob you of It. In my noi l h ern home there la a Illy which soon, please God, I shall wear on my own breast. Go back to Trssu. I'lin kyour own rose, man, and tell old Hi ppo I shnll scad down the horse nud cart to morrow aa a little wedding present to the bride." The light waa still burning iuTessa'a room when Giusseppe made his way back to Hcppo'a house, and the girl, red eyed with w eeping over her quarrel with her lover, sprang to the wimluw at hla flrat call. In a word almost he told her hia glad news. "Ah, beloved," he said, holding out hla arms to the girl as she leaned above him In the window, "but the world is Tleaven to night." For answer Ten swayed to him In the scented dark and laid her Hps for the first time on his. "For lagnlnppe," aha said, shyly. BE CHASED A GRIZZLY BEAR. (Jew akt Kaneker ta Irl.nne arta-ht ike Aslsial Oat si Its Hill, Hears are not the bravrnt, nlthmigh they are among the most dangcrou of wild lieaata. They arv so times frightened by very trilling o'rur rencea, and run with nil pnaailile apeed to a plui-e of safety. A short time ntfo nn Arizona Hhrrp rancher was riding iu the foniliills when he saw a big. awkward siher tip. He had a ritle. but was nut per tain he riiuld kill the bear at one shot, and knew that be would i;i't into trouble if he lliifced. So he gave a regular cowImij yell, and the bear started away iu ulnrm. The man gave rlinse, at the xninr time keeping up the piercing veil, and he soon nutu-ed that the grirly wus getlmi; f.irth. r nav. He continih-d the rhnse fur lu'nrly two miles, until the bear disapH-ared in the tiionu tntns and be had nul g.iined a foot. lit going back along the trail he noticed places where the bear had made jumps of 1.1 or So feet, and the ground had U'cn cut up h Inn e'aws no that it lool.etl a if u hnrrow h.ul been run im-r it. II is evident that a man would have no show running a footrace with a grizzly. aprlna llenllh ole. "I suppose, ilocioe, in ord-r to cure my wife's eararhe the cuune limit be removed." "Yes, you'll have to tke off thut loud suit." Town Topics. Grain. O! Grain O! Kcmber that name when you wuiit a delicious, appetising, nourishing lood drink to take the place of Coll'ee. Sold bv all grocers and liked bv all lio have lined it. virain () la made ol pure litain, it aiiln diKcntiou and strengthens the nerves. It it not a stimulant but a health builder and the children as well a the adults ran drink it w ith great bem tit. Costa about '4 as much as collet-. IV, and 'J.V, per pai'kse. Ask your grocer (or (Irnin-O. t'so Allan's Fool I eao. A powder lo be shaken into the shoes Your leet feel swollen, riervous and hoi, and gel tired easily. II you have smart ing leet or light shoes, try All.'ii's root Kase. It cool the leet and makes walking eaav. Cure swollen, sweaty fefl.'iugroK'tag oails.blislvra and callous pots, "lvelietcs corns and bunions of all pain 'and gives rest and comfort. Try It to-day. KU1 bv all druggists and slice etore for Soc. Tiial package Free. Addrew, A Ilea S. Oluistcad, I lioy, x. r. NEWS OF THE WORLD. HAPPEMNG9 OF THE PAST FEW DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS. Proresnnr Knelt oa Tnlierenlo.ln fn secratlun nf l!lhrp llul.l.ion Two Men llurned to Irealli at Luiilnvitiw. Uulillers Throw .1mh' War Mv.l.il.. The Right Rov. KrorAo Foss WVitoott, bishob of Durham, England, U dea l, Uo was boru iu H-5. The Mad Mullah, in a Unlit, with the RriLlnli, July l.'ith, was routud, b avmg 70 killed. Tiie 13riub ciisu.iliius wcie 13 killed and iti wounded. At a larm.-ly uttuiided mntiii at Vli-tina of VionneiO eh'in iki rs a pro test was hxlgr-d against the pr- I esl.ililuUiiig of Amurioau 1ko Il k- s in Vicuna, and the uiucting rt-eolv.:.! lo scud a deputation to llio ininicu' of commerce and to the pniviuf-ial govcr UO't begging tliem to liitr-n'.n-t Aio. ri- cau iiousca lrom embarking Iu tho shoe buniui'bs in Autiij'i:u tiwUu Kinilio of Howling Oivkii, O. wand i'l.O'.H) fnmi n young furiniT of the Sauii) plat-o. Mivs Limits iivrr-j Unit the young man promised tov d her i ij;.it years ogo; has bucked out of hla prun ise, and sliould bo nsat'ssed h' vy da'ti uges, Iu bis im.iwi T lo thu bill t:c young mull eays bo courted r5(cil.s when she was a cuto uiuiful, weighing U'3 pounds. Hhe now tips tho aoule ut pounds. Professor Koeh of IVillu rwid a ff,-"r befurutho Hritiili Cuiigrcss of i'ubeicu losis in London, iu which liu Mi l that his exporiiuuiiU had sntislitd hi ui that human tuln-n-iilosis and buvina tubercu losis aro radically difTuront diseam-a, and cattle, lie wild, could not he iuioctnl with huuiuii tulnuculosis. Ho also auiil he was puinonally tatisjiud that human beings uro not linblu to iuteciioii from bovine tnlx'reol'vtis. ITo tin n fure docs not bclievo that huiii'in beings Mu bu infected through duiry products, mi l that heredity In ul.v) an uiiiiiik.i l.mt factor In the triins-iuiiMoii of lui:n u lonin. Tlio cliiuf danger of contagion, said Dr. Kouli, lies in tho tpiuiini of COUMllllptlVO p it loll IH. ti suid lll 0 11- lualo slaini'ing out of tubcrcuioais id xi.sniblu. J rr. KociiV tliuury ore.it-1 great snrprine tiiuutig' uiudic.il 1::. n. "Casii" Siouu, the Ann rie.in jy!;i.-y, wVo ha- In," ii rnlini; in liu-. 1.1, w.ii at tacked by a raging mob of men and women, mid was n.-stiied with d.dl -u!ty by a militiuy contingent uud u i-ti' ing detachment of pence. Ue r-ido ti horse which had no cliaueo of winning, but tho unsophisticated crowd backed the American's monnt ns nsual, and when ho was buiU.ll their iuiliguatiuu boiled over. , . , Several of tho suspension rods of thu uoitli cablu of tlio JW'ooklyn bridge bmko and for soino hue1 all tiallic was stopped. It was found, however, that tho daiuagu was not serioiH and could soon bu repaired and tratllc waa re sumed. The condition of tlio bi-nlge is said to bo duo lo overloading mid to scandalous neglect of tlio struc ture ou the part of the Ta in many brtilge com missioners. At thu Holy Xamu cathedral, 'b ongo, the llcv. J. Miihleon waa conso crutcd as titular bishop of Tumaseuin and iiiixiliai-y lo thu Mo-it Itev. I'. A. Feoluui, urchbi.-lioji of L'iueago. Id-iiop Mllldooll's VestllieulH, including the gold-phitcd mid y wcl-decki d cro.lcr, were jirc-enteil to him by nrguui iti.uis of priustn ol which ho was uaniuiul-cr, and cost lo.0vK(. . 'l'liey wuru ol the llllesl ok Ul lliell, cdgi il W.tll pvar.S uud bcileclied Willi nmeiiiysts ntitl dia monds, A small coiupunv of aiti-aus worked for luoiitbs iu I.ynn-, l-'r.uic, prepiii'iug t licni. Jacob tirei nawald of rhihnleljihia guvu u dinner fo 11 p.uiy of inciuts at a restaurant in New York, covers being laid for 1'-!. AtJJ gold pn-co was piaecd ill each wiiii'-gaiss, the gold lo bo ic tamed us ii s iiiveiiu- ot the duller. Uniuuauiild, who is u iiiilhon ine, k forosailiug for Km ojhj tsk tins uiciiis of providing A sin prire torn tew friciuls. Thu diniier, iuclu nn.; tliu golil c 'ins, cot feJ u plate. Melllbeis of tlio lllllielial Yeoliiuury ill IaiIkIoii llstoli.-.'..t d tiletr l'l h le.l.-i hy throwing their war iik-I.i!s upon i.n II - r it ti it klaiupiug upon tiirin. 'Hie medals were ;ivcii by hint 1. iward to tlio ycoiiiaiiiy tlio previous day. in e plauatiou of llieir ung.r toe y.-iin, n ilUi k'eil tliu govel liuii lit was in an. ai l Willi their pay and r. feiied to the b; ii ii dern if etllcials. tne ye. 'in in s:u,; "Our uann s misi-p llid mi l our r ink uud c'luinaud aro w long in six cum's out of tell. Weslipi'ostd thu llle.laU Woui.l lie woi'lli soim thing to our liioc.ds and posterity, but mine is not vorih uuy thing but to cliueli tiw.iv." 1 he i v nmplrt of this man was followed ly others. Kiepiror 1-Vancia Jose.h bus for warded a geueiou gilt to S'uor.i Von cha MoiidiA, the M.xicau suiigsii-t, on the oceaMoii of la v 0 'tli bu ihiiav. Afur Kmivror Maximilian bad been shot and Kinpres l.'.nl-ta had gone in-, ine, t l.o audience at tho Mexican theater e ilii .l upon Mendei to sing a soim viiiityin them, but she ciod out:, "No, I t.iia.1 tiot YlUity the dead and llio utitiappy,'' and tt hu-li fell upon the inu., i:.u .eror l-'raueia ,loa-ph lee.ilis t!ie ii;ci dent. A suck ol 1,0-Ki .-ilver dollars i:iy.-;o-rionslr disappeared from the rim.i;o National bank. It had Ivi-n h-ft out side of the baulv by iiii-itake w In ii i lie Uiuk closed for the nu'iit. 'l'h.s u i ho second sU'.ine itisaj pe.uain v ol a .ull age of money beloiu-iiv lo mi-. I'auk within a voir. IVt.-itivrs are ill looking for a paek.n.-,- of t'.'o,ri.Vi m billn shipped by tile t-auK M!l do A.l.im Kxpre c.'ini'.iiiy lo iite N i: .01..1I Si u i honk at l'.i.. ..;i. .1.111. l.i., Ai.u-i l7,:i l.lnl. ll. S tie- p.lei..lj,e W,. . ,-el:e,l lit liuliinloii tt com. 1111, .1 . n, y i ir-...iit;s of pai.-. II. ore 'I' .I "f 1. .11, i ,v .s lill . 11 i - :n 11 1,1 . ' .11 t e -IV-'. )--. iii 1 ui-: , ;. : . I. Sll'llll.-I-. I"- r '! o i. . I. )(Ti:. 11. 111 nu ll l:v.ii. 1 I... x.l T. V - I'"' .1 I ... liu- l.i;.' l.l.n.l T'. .... -.'!'i: .t In- li.'i.i-', I Ui'- i .. - . Nt : x . t Ki .iiu'Ivm, bv la.- in u,. ...,u- 1 ii Up ban bv.ai ml .in..; - t.i.u: ttoni lAiivmo ii' rv.'ti- i! j-v - --i. A inaainio'.li ci ov bunt v. :a V- hm- lot 1 .tU. U I'V W Tit W l-.ii :l I" iv fcu t -. uhm a vv w.vd.. 1 ,-,( kitf fto Ox--.tiii.-dVv' (nal tito I.ir;iu-i - v noUav, r ;o diivi,' th ui lem tat. Tui MUUlvl t'ttltt Tiif v K'Vl k ft n u li- i. i au I ..t,.iai i Vyv ni p,iiU4, in r.mu.i 1 .1 f.uiniy, i'al., v,b tb-. r.' I b :,; i :. p.!- a;tl ftff-In - f in vr ..f l..:, . fattiiaj turut-xbed I t I' ,;n .. 1 'ho !-( i rvwibi :iuiu:. 1 ai a-out IbM.lKO, tuby vHtMiU ! Ui.tUi:)x-v. ln U'-".iil rt tha t j;!- Iran i" cov. r-'d in M it riai lla;i" t' i;m iiit.'i' Uot'iM.-im nf tiio tici ti t i!i'd tttt'ioi' iai u;otil.l i.U otu-t iua . lilinn tha ti- :;t Vr-ar utMt.r tnt tin; Ut nud M'tiv not, tcmHutp full inrtrtti. PUZZLE J 1 J. . j X - - V - - iV - 'u':' ,' '-XJ-f? l '.. jfy'T Y'--i . . :'7" .. . v ? i , s- . .'s , I II', .: -V. ', ;;. ft' il. TlIKY XOX KNOW 'JHK C'OfPliK 'TriKVAUfi TALKING ABOUT tn'.-t.Mti. i Jus it u i ;t-ii s t ail .Htatf- h-;v 'ivinniur j.unl la latrchiiMcl, uimI niv't.tVo tlu;i..aii'l.s of (.1 A Many Itliy- Ci'IaJf.iK'T il?ti iipt-MllOH, it U Ul -igrfl, :iii'3 h. d Vn-uiiil'-'fl," an i)uAr tutuit, ina.sO iii5X'.4it.M .. xl.wsc laiiUs fl';ji;i- tilt; ruiU' ui. J.uuin A,,'Hiu!iM'i li.:s vr;tU!a liuia jlniiiia to Mm. Kmtiy .M:!-.1i ut' I'ortluiKi, Or., in uiiM'.vr to uii in4j;nry us 13 thu IjIU l'f iliT hntl,(r. ). A. cliVilio, Will wrtg onii nf th' in -n on tho Y'uktowu c;l'UM' 1 by liiu li Ii piling, Atfiiiii;ililot : i i ; 1 xj r. N.iirf muiiihy with Mrs. Mu.iii, i;iy; "I aii.ui try v. iiLm tlio luuitH i-f rchtt ivo U :' va I vnjoj in i-ri.-t m to uivtftini'' wli.it you ho in;i li (ii'.iro. jt wyipil Ui my uroutt-it l-MMirj if I i-f'uji ;i ytm iiituritnttioii o--n i:n:iiijc t!tu niAiu-r, us I Kliuuiil like : i n- my u u umu tn r." F.-iiu'ifi-o X'UiiJi'j, :i Mohican vhoh:.l i'.va I' r.i'i JuiU, LViI., to Cil.ecc b), V'ji1-rlfliiir iil rif,'rt nuri'tiw truil 011 Jus way to )nh c. 1 bin in tho liiountaiti.-!. wiit-11 ii lnr w.ii lir- tl from U Uiiut tt tri'i-, ami 'uraii ) it ii, lii.-i li'.-ad being luarly blown i.ti with lnn'l of llu. AlU'i lo (.'oi'iia!'. wai urn-sii il by Siicnif UuiKt"ii mul ciiiu.tl with thociuitL'. :.ntl Uo U nuw m ti; cuiintv jail ut aSau A tTup'iin m' fl-.li' riiKiii, who hud Ih'cii liiaiiX'iit-il ni a null tiiuuhubiU'il ihland b'twcvii V.ii.'.'Hivfr, li. C, and Nunai 1110, wit- br.iu'i.t to Vaiimuvcr by au Indian lilit-nii;m. Thu Japani-so W;ia insane fhi'U lound, bruised by a beat inland im:irinr-,.-d trout abMjluto Htarvu tu'ii Kr li ) days. AVbiftj lissln'imou who wm t.iit ou fitriko hail Mink hia b.i( autl !ii- net uud uara had b tin cut up uud i.uuiva uvciUuad. llo wm lh-u t iU i:i tt.o' lalaud wht ro he WHri lound. Af:.i Annie XV.-h y uud TTi-nry 0. Brht of ri.m l'..iu,'..-c 1 wito inarriid wlu-ro tlio wat'fri rrah on tl.o Voci.a btUi.ith tini tostinur ti.;ut :iu Jiiiiiai Veil watt iiaii in tin Vw.-uiuu iauy. XUe li.,h 'iiiia:i :iinn' Un h' .-;ra was iu iilUMi l.tiiCj and iHiidrtl ffinisita Tiifd ody Ji"iu a natural cnuii- lolt ou a irf.uittr v:et. Tltv ih 1 ''ilinnv was per t 'liii' d, la-it. iv a c 'inp.iuy, Ly ilic Kt v. l.ari.pr iiom 111 ot I'tU-iland, Me., who i a . u 't m ib 1 iiofcl iu tho vallin-, lU'iny . i'- i.i a i ..-i.miwu urtit, and w.is in.'t'.y 1 111;. .1 -yc-.i uu Ut'WS- ta j r.i in au l i.ui' u. 'i'la i.r.-t t.ital a -. 1 '. 1 1 " t-v.-r ksii.wn iu t.n:..w ay i.o.t, 11 in :!- wiiita vf X.i cmtu, ut r 1 utid.iv a'.t'jni on, w lieu tu-au i.v.iii-, i 1 i; J :uih' t'ulo, iigt-d li, uud c.a'i ' ul. in, a d i't, wore iliw'.via"' !. '1 iai :v, ;;u ;s l:v. d at l'uyab !UJ) iUltl .1.1. i.A.- ill ' '.its.'. 1 Cyril J ii a civ ! a'rl :n:-ch:i:utMl iMii-K id tno em ploy ol ll.f J.tJnu lit .. .j Xi i ; 1:: . ; .. t l L-.iu 1 i.uiciM-o, witil': x u' in 1,1.:. w .t a a vt'iiin.nuou at 1 ,;ila' 'J'.tl.or, w.is Kil.t d by t uu u. 1.1- ut'i:i'il 'ii- ':i:ii "f hi-- im. H- was 3 v.ai-x a, t.ir- a yr.dual-j ot l.u,;i'y i.nix v .uubi'ivi;.', 1. inland. .Vx ii iiui'; 11 a buiii'iiii iMi"tl by tlio 1 1'uvu 1 1 ui 1 .iu itH'if arr ,",:t 'ii 1. inns ni A 1 1.'. a 1 a, a 11 a loi.d :u'h.'.ii;f oi l,u ij,- 0 . av 1 1 vl u n. c a l,."".'l arc liupiuwd. K iu - i .inn- .no nwu. d by In iti.Uis I:t I1-..! - i'i v.iK' 1'iiiv b'brjj n ioh f in;. 1 -Vt 1 .und ni liu- t mtfry. Iu l-.tMtiu aViiiM :o M.Ti'f laitiM was WI0 afi.'s .uid in 1J' l'ii avros. Tho (ii'al .liu. j1 Uif tarm Ian I, wuii iin jir i im iii.i. lait'io.n.'Ui and ho Moxli, . is 1 -1 ' 'i ;! t i.s;,'). iuo incivahd in li!ini.i'..iii'irii.iiiu x'.axic a iiKaiaui t 1 hi: r l. An 11 :v. :i il th:n h rnwiol iu tha tv'vii ol t loxbt'ii, Tut i! v -nitty, C il , at u s i.ol luiiitl en lua. Oa.y tivo vot. WHO J "ii' ; d. '1 iii' JU-ii'Mtl 1110 flot't ion iUx...i!d Ulx- l, I-.-..Lou CUTlt-l. lilO bwiid f vu' 1.1 I t 0. I'ln io mo uLout rf.tO .:i .t 111 tliv w. .:.-. x't. Tli-.' Tn i. in- of I'ioa.a'rt, i-.aud, Al nu.i. a'.nb.i - :;i 1 l m 1 r j r. -; 'i . i and su tir.-M' oi t i.'ui il-ix ii ;::i t Ik ir own min, w.iti'U th-y ii, 1 1 b tt in a b-t.it. il.i' iioiiius it ino li.ui.ins' iro.u'l.rry aro; V. .-a Salax au ot h.u, Mout.; 1 . ; 1: x' o; 1 u;;o aud i J. K -:it y ' f i:;.t', 1 .;.,-.! ui vivor oi ta' l-.vr: v , l .1 :i t 1 iaU t alni..at siri 1 ' 1 : 1 I l'.M:,.aMlt1itl.".:iliyivi. tavi wi n ' ivi-i r .:. fv t I uuuak ji is- Juno .iinl w.ii J. unit in a lv;1. - x,'- i ... i' l- L..M u:il Wu.iuui- .1. .; 1 . tti.Li a. K lo:loillu. .''..- i.a i.; 1 :... .y iiuikiiu'a-d - 1 v . ' - . t.t v uuK- . ... . '1 Xl .1 x.i, v ai,. Oi. . ' ., t t ' n I i ' .11 A Few ointt,-rs. TI r i i I It " r-iai1 r o! iW-.it b ' b ' i ! i t" ; .r , I Hits1; naIll:Hll"ll. I." I'lluM-f (HT J Auinui'to w I'll An tn' t'v btrnib" I x1 ','ll Vt if. .'.) ', ; ,i l'l HIlllv I'T ; li ti '- 1 . ; n-1 t ; T" V. r t n nd . I ui . J, . i mi i'i M t-: r--. s'-d rv'.i- vo pU r t IV , nd ?" r'.r s y v o. nit d- i. i. t . " t . a -i , ... .. 1 1. V, AI. ' i i - i s. u ;-:. t. n I I'.'u-. :t x i . i U-.'-i 1 ' i - a '''.(-'. 1 Ivx-i. M Vtiai 1 ut I -4 fid I 4tl -i jt'"- ' ii -. uj; . " " ,s .i i IH "j-' l nn ll.. I--" -uu.ti'i wnik tOuinrlis iilir rrt. ris'-iik' t.'llu ii iiatiiiai i"ii.t:'on. PICTURE ----- - jr-s Br TT - - " 'r'j'r'', r'visVili v.-';:sj- i . ' 'H i j -.."-- i'l 1 1 ,,' '. ' i.--f-ia '.."if y .nil ' .j ilU JlUiU : It-y rive n IVI.t f li i ... 111. .-.0 ou nr. 1' 'A.,J . . r viit DR. JCfiEAdi'S oacT u-.ni;irT!n.,iiiirisc,ciL r Ws.i il. Vx r- tt or my r. n rxiad T (!:.- fksu nrlf rr4 . v Ir-e e Mf.1 A Cii. JOnSAH-OlSEASrS OF M far-ui .v.t'm ttilk Ail in j.c? ui ntrstf 9. ff C Ttili.f.flllP;-ll KJt. 4 i sal r rm tot HnM". A l':i k i'i.1 It car In r.lf, rinr. J A JI Vtttular. 1 f IX JofxMi tvL.i piu- M CniMx.ttatii.il ftn ' l wti ptlt. TfMtmaat pr- JMRMA.r. HMLkl KkK. (A VaviuAul liotd fclWr-M. t Ut oa. m-jhH h co., mm tfvfc?t ni, 9 p. lLaf The little foIKs , enjoy the distinction of j drinking coffee just like mamma aud papa. ' Let the table beverage be .FlGFHUNEand they can join with the family in par . taking of a rich, nourishing drink made of choice .California figc, prunes and crain. Healthful nutritious. V v.l from 5 to IO minutes cr.ly ALL GROCERS SELL ! riGPiVUNE. CEREAL. 1 Till' tlri.''rs.'.'ll'.l li.ivini; li.'n ii-oiii'. 1 .1 i xfril'iir oi tti'.f-MiltH ol Josi-ii Kvs , !'.t. ilt-ri':i(., ly t i if I'niiiiiv I'.mrt ol j Jo-f')iuia Cu nt v. ail pi-r-. 111 Imviiiu ji'.iinc lU'ifc in! riiui -.ia't' art liri.lv mv lili.'il t'i )ir,--i i," tliey.iini. 1.) nil' ttl (iinn'i I'll", .l"H''liini' r.iii'ilv, tlii'i;.!!. mil tli. iTi'M-r prrnf iin.1 viMi, lior, nitliio I si v 11:01 His ir. mi lli ilntr ( tliis noliif j l'ssi'.l this Dliii ilav ol liilv. 1:ki1. ! 11. r. ixi -M.i H. ; Kxr'i n.irol tli.; eil.ito oi Jus I'll K-i-r. i liflX-.lfl-.l. ! n TK'i: uk ivr kntion to wirn j I Hi AW INSl KAMI'. I'KrOSir. l.l ar.irtl.ini' willi lli ri-ij r-.i reii' on ti .tj iln' lsoi tin-Starr .1 Hivi.ii. n-la li.. to ni&iimi.ci' ixiiiipani'., noiii-a it i I.i-ri'l.y j.-: vi'ii 1 1. .11 i Tin' l.niu-aslili r 1 iisut iiiii-p i'oni ji.ui) 'of .M.lli'li-s!f -, I'm- iiv. 1. .1,-irii, ( ' ix-i-r .loin runiiir- wi'liiu lh,- S-.tt. ol t Irt'iMH. ir.l.'ii.ls . wl'li.lrn- i' .Ti-o-it 11I1 liu ri.-nsiii.-r of .i I Sinto sin1 w.ii, il noi-i.iiin -lull in lil,.i wuii tlu ; ll.ir.r lii.v I", iiiiiks i, i,,r Ul!lilli .11 : 111 nili fn-ii ll, 0 il.iv of .!-ilv. I'-'ll miiliitraw tin ,lo'it lii'in liu. smii- . I ii- isiii- r. lui: I. m--iiii- Inm immi: I i r i. 1 1:. l v 1 u ,. . ! .tuip'r. f-.r ilu I'ai'M l'.-n-t. Ii.'i.l i -.n itxif io... t!i. l'oli .! iv o' Jnlv. 1 1. Dyspepsia Curs i Digests whztf you cat. i It artinclaliyj:k-otstl:cfoxl andaids ' Kniiir in i-tr iik.'l hetimr anil rettn struclirnf tha cxiiaii-lU dii;etne ur tr.ui. It is t tic liitoxi OKovxti'xidis'fxt ut anJ tonic. Na ctln-r jrriiaruiioD cao .ipjTii.'.i'li It tti rtVu'ioiu -y. It in jMutlv rol.cvcsiin.l r.,"iiii!i''t)t1..vrure IirxiH-psia, lnr.lin-t l"ii, 11. art burn, Kiaiiiit'iior, Smr Sli'inafh, Nuii!ja, M.'is Uoaiiavlic. kiatru.t-' a l.'ratuiaiid all otli. r r.'-nli - ol mix i uvLilkcsi ahi, rrtiiSY a--It!. r..-v-i-..vi-x--.tiias:,tir-ia am.lalaa Kit sit mL'UI o v. .tM.i;, u-.V.!r issa.-sJ li t. C-CliTT CO, CWcus iOH iKl.IL EY W. F. MitXiEH. M... S. It Ai.jXT', Jolm.iov .1, l' , :.; Oar l:tt ,iri a auxit strannli d toJx!UiU croui... XU .1 ir tairf si.r ci -n.in'i lirr hilt !i (i ui.laii-.lt i.-.i tfj bv Ou M nuir " iiKh t'arr It. t 1 K:tu,vr. mmm SOTICK OF PHEUIFF'S SALE." J. C. Calhoun, I'lainlifT. . . . v . Roi ky Gulch Mining Comnanr, Defendant. , In the Ciiruil Court of the .Slate ol Oifjion, for the Couiityof Jow phine. By virtnr of an exwntion n fore t'lorure of miners lien duly iifr-eJ by the Clrli of the Circuit Court ol the t'ountv of Joaepliine. State of ihrgun dated the 13 h day of July, 11101, in a ctr aiu autioii in ) he Circuit Court for the mnl County md .S atr, herein J. C- CJ noun as I iainlitf recovered lmlk-enient on the Sih day of July, lliOI. against Hit lCM-ky ifiiirii Mining Company lor the um o! f lii'J G3, aviili interest thereon fioui the 15ih day of May, 11101, at the rali ol 0 per cent per annum, and 1 75.00 I'tirney's !?es. and the lurlher enni ol 15 0) costs, m hii-h jiidnient waa (en rolled and docketed in the Clerk's oili.-e ol said Court in said County on the tilth iy of .Inly, 111-)!. No ice is hereby given that I will on the 17th Day of August. A, D. 1901, ai Hie Court lioui.e door in'ijranla i'aas. in said Coumy.at 10 o'clock, iu the foie nooii of said day, sell at pulilic auction, 'o the hilieit bui.lor for cash tho lol lowing d scribed properly to ait: . The p'acer miiiii. property vituated in the Yank Mining distru-t ami Joe. phine Countv, Oregon, lo wit : Com nieniitiji at the .Njilhvieet corner of J. K. l-oom;s f'lacer claim, thence Somh Ik) decrees W 440 feet lo a stake (which IB a hull pina 2 feet in diameter) from vihichanlack oak 2 leet in diameter bears H UO degreef K 38 fret ; a fir Ire. '! feet in ilisiueier bears N 40 degrees K ili leet ; thence Souih 30 degreep K, 1!)S0 feet to a stake from which a blank oak tS inches in diameter bears 8 61) degrees V 15 feet ; theticu X CO degrees K 440 feel to a stake from which a tir 10 inches in iliame.er bears N 19 degree, K 12 leet; a black oak 5 inch", in diameter hears S 70 degrees W 10 feet thence N ;W degrees V 1080 feet to place of beginning. Comniencing at the Southeaat corner of .1 K Lomnis I'lacer claim thence N 60 ileirrees E tiOO feet lo a stakefiom which a laurel 10 inches in diameter heara ' 40 degrees W 20 feet; a fir 18 inches in diauielvr bears 8 W degrees KHOfeel; thence 8 30 demeea K 800 feet to a stake from which a fir 1(1 inches in diameter bear, N 6 degrees K 22 feet; a laurel 0 inches in diameter bears S ) dmrees E 15 feet; thence S 00 de grees V otx) (eel to a slake, from which a live oak 10 inches in diameter bears .S 10 degrees V 15 feet ; a br 30 inches in diameter lieara S 05 degrees V 20 leet ; theme N 30 degrees W 800 feet 10 t lie place of beginning Commencing at I he Northwest coiner of T W Tatty's I'lacer claim, thence S t degrees W 440 feet to a stake from nhich a black ouk 10 inches in diameter bears N 52 degrees IV 13 leet; a black oak 10 iiu-l.es in diameter bear, H 6 de grees W 12 feet ; thence S 30 degrees E l!Ml leet to a stake from which a fir 10 inches in diameter bears N 10 degrees K 12 feet, a black oak 6 incites in diameter bears S 70 degrees V 15 feet ; thence north 00 degrees E 440 feet to a xtake from which a fir 8 inches in diameter bears S 10 degrees E 20 feet, a, hiack oak 19 inches in diameter bears N IE degrees W 15 leet; thence ii 30 degrees W l'JSO feet to place of begin-nil)-. Comniencing at tho South line of Walter Simmons' claim thence running oiHhweet 130 Rods by 25 liods in width, knows as the liucky Gulch liar claim. lh ginning at a stake which is the Southeast corner of Walter Simmons I'lacer claim thence 8 28'a degrees E 15 chains to a stake from" which an alder o inches in diameter bears -N t5 Oegrees W 285 links distant ; thence S W'i degrees W, 13 and ,', chains to a stake from which a black oak 10 inches in diameter bears 8' 64 degrees W iO Tints distant; a laurel 8 inches in diameter hears 8 33 degrees E. 50 links distant; thence Norlh 2s's degrees IV 11 chains to a stake which is corner of Waller Simmons' claim, thence N 4h18 degrees E 13 and S chains to the place of beginning. Cnnimencing 'at a Northeast corner of Waller Simmons' claim thence N 27 degrees W ,i chains to corner : thence South 4S'4 degrees W, 10 chains to corner; thence S 27 degrees E 15 chains to corner; thence X 4S'a degreei E 10 chains to the place of beginning. ' Couimi ni ing at the Northwest-corner of Waller Simmons' claim liven 8 48 degrees W H and - j chains to corner ; UienceS 2H'j degrees E 30 chains to corner; llieuce N 48 degrees E 0 and -'j chains to turner; Waller Simmons' ciaim; thence N 28'a degrees W 30 chains to place of beginning, aud beginning- at a stake from which an ash 15 inches in diameter bears N 5 degrees E 41 liuks distant, a yellow pine 8 inches in diameter bears S 10 degrees VV 100 links distant; thence S 28 ' de grees E 16 chains to a stake thence South 48 '.j degrees W 13 and lJ chains to a slake; Iheuco North 28,', degrees W I ."i chains to a slake; from which a lir 0 inches in diameter bears Suutu 75 degrees V 4 links distant a blink ouk tl inches in diameter bears Soulh 80 .de grees Ell links Uistaut; thence Noilh 4Si, degrees E 13 and ,'j chairs lo the plate of beginning. Taken ami levied upon as the prop erly ol the said ilocky liulch .Mining Company, to salixly the taid judgment in favor uf J, C. Calhuin, plainuil. and against said Kinky liulch Mining-Company, delrndjnt. aftli imprest thereon, lugeilier w ith all coits and ditburs uieuis ihat have or may atvitie. Witness my hand 'tins 17th day ol July, 1001. El. I.lsTCH. . Sheriff of Josephine Countv. A. C. Hoi uu, . Attorney for I'UintilT. NOVICE TO CONtKir.CrE. - - i . To Krfd Sieveiuon ; Notice is hereby given by the under signed, your co-owners iu Hie eight H'lnrU mining claims situated on ivanclieiie Creek in Joephuie Countv, Ori g in, ami kaown as the "Sunrise", the novice ol wihch is re. orded at page 47, V.P; the "Oonfldencr", the notice ol which is recorded at. page M-aVJ, V. ir.livlnior the notice of conle.l at usees .VJ .VI. V ll lVdro". nnli.-e of .In. l. 1 '.u., cor. i.. I at page 4-t, V. ) ; the '"liolden V. gl ', no .ic ol which it recordcl ai p uts 21-22, V. 9; the "Cleipatra.", no-' liceol winch is recorded at iage 0.7, V. 12; I he Mns.back", notice of ahu h is rt routed at pageiijii, V 12; ttie"Weli loxii", loaied by td llurke in lw7; ;i!l ol the alove being volumes ol inj M Ct '. SlU'OllS Milling lfa.or.l. i I.. .. I'hinr County, On gon ; ihat unless toil cuulriltute and pay to raid nnder-igiied co-ow tiers williin ninety days liom the .l i e i l tup tiist puh.uaiion of tliu. no lit',-, the Finn ol io humlied dollars, Ihes.nif being your in.,rti,.ii ol tlij f'si ol annua! labor done on said claims in ot.ler to pro-ect Hie (nie thereto ilurOnt Hie Jrtr 'i'ttl, you. one ttnir'.h ain-'tst ti.t iem will be lorleiiptl lo uir co-owners. r". M. At ii sn, nr. En I'.mKt l-.ai. VV isritx - . . . . 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Grove's Tasteless Chill Touic removes the cause. "THE MILWAUKIE." A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil waiikee&St. Paul Railway, known all over the I'nion as the Great Railway running the "Piouer Limited" trainp every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Ot-iaha and Chicago, ' The only perfect trains in the world." Understand: Connections are made with All Transcontinental Lines, assur ing to passengers the best service know n. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equalled hy no other line. fee that your ticket reads via "Tha Milwaukee" when going lo any point in the l"uitid stales or-Canada. All tick et agents sell them. For rates, pamphlets or oilier iufoi nialion, address, J. W. Cam:y, C. J.Kddv, Trav. Pass. Aet. liener.il Agent, Shatti.e, Wash. Poun.iso, Or" GO EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest LINK TO ST. PAUL. DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS CHICAGO, ANU ALL I'. ilNfS KAT Through Pal.cr ami T.iuri.i si.ep rr"i i'ingan.l UuTct Smcklnr . : I.llry Cwra. mm w,., ,i,u.v; ,'AST TIME: SER- i ; IfK AND SCF.NEU Y I Nr.yr ALED the -.KL.vr NuKTHKilS HY.. on al. : s-,t'!:;a lVittc Ivth Ti.ker ! ! 'ilt'ttl.C' uKy-KT -NTHERS; I'J Thlrtl Sirect. Ponland j F-.r K.,:,,. FUer. and full if ,tmiUllo ! renni.ng l.-tn trip, call on or ..idrea. I , .v A' B r- I'KXSI.TVis i C:ty !H al Ti.i.et Ag, l anlkoi Ball Bearing Like a Bicycle. Makes the "White" the " Kasiiest Rtinnittg Sewing Machine Made. , S 14 i A. C. Shelpon, General Agent, Third and Stark Sis,, Portland, Ore. A jg.il.'.'.-i!fJ..lJI .- V'.-.yJ , is wafca res ..; "-.'' Stl V ,i jJ 1 -.x.-rr .I x: 'O FOh SALE BY It TO tv U YS IM-u! U'X. Wl '.KaV-.t:--'- !- ;:-'v: ?";:.' 'Z2X -',-' J EAST and SOUTH H VIA THE - - - -u SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta . Route Trains Leave Graiu Pana f..r I f i" ''' land anil Way Stations alt a-att ' a. m. anil 0:1.1 p. hi. ' "' Lv. Portland 8:3.1a.m. 8:3(1 p.m " Lv. Grantslats. .. lUMH p.m, 10:13 a.m. Ar. Ashland. .. 1? .?,;) a'.hr. V 35 arm. ' Af. Sacramento. . 5:10 p, in. A :04 a.m. Ar. taoFranciaco. 7:45 p ui. 8:45 a.m. Ar. Ugilen 4 Ar. Denver (i Ar. Kansas City. .7 Ar. Chicago. . .'. . ..7 : p m . .30 a.m. :L5 a m, :3.' a.m.' 7 :00 a.m. W:13 p.m. 1. :2'i a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:05 a. iu. 6:01 D. in. Ar. ls Angeies. .2 Ar. Fl Paso ll Ar. Fort W,Tth. . 6 Ar.City of .Mexicoll Ar. Houston ... .4 (it) p. ni. :("1 p. in. :oO a. iu. :3o a. in. :30 a nt. 1 1 -30 a in. :(! a. in. :80 p. in. :( 0 a. m. Ar. New Orleans (i ti :30 p. in. 6:42 a. ui. 12:10 p. in. Ar. asliMiKton . . ti A2 a. in. 10 i. in.. Ar. New York... Pl'LLMAN ANDTUL RI-TCAKS . n both trains. Chair cars arramento hi Oglen and F.I Paso, and Tourist cars tu v tncago, M. Louis, New Orleans and Washington. ' . Connecticg at San Francuco with several sieainshin 1 ilit4 li if I Tn hn 'til 11 Japan, China, Philippines, "Central and otith America. t-ee J. P. Jester.- aeent at C.ran's Ps Paaa sutiun or addreas . f -.- , c. h. MARKH.'nT,-Ti. r Portland, Ore I