WHEN THE GEESE GO FLYING.
When the gene K0 Hying northward where
the clear blue waters are,
When you h ar ihr m. like old ladles blithe
ly fcnMipii.f ftfur,
When thty punr on (1pptiir, flapping up
KJl:.tl it.t- fl?ntlr.g iky,
Laughlr.ff kii driurce at you, at you
top to wutrh thtm fly,
How tl.c- u.C, wild longing haunta you,
how tin old tctnvv Hut In view
Where the vorld wa wide and peaceful
ana tut i:n.ple frUnai were true.
When the geese go flying northward where
the takes, klsatd by the sun.
Ia ugh in glad anticipation, oh, for free
dom and a aunl
Oh, to (ting away ambition and go journey
ing atar
From the forge and the markets where
the weary people are
To go stumbling throuich the briars and
across the hills attain.
Caring nothing for the future or the things
mat worry men.
There la som thing sweet and luring In
the mllnw breess that blows
Down among the old gray stubbles where
they stand in slanting- rows:
There U something In the murmur of the
stram that hurries on
Through the rttvhei like the whisper of a
spirit tnat is gone
Like a whiupertd Invitation to go roam'
Ing free and far,
When the gevse go flying northward
where the sky-blue waters are.
-S. U. Klser. In Chicago Times Hsrald.
TWO IN AN AUTO
By William Perry Brown.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOTmmttattmiiiiiiiiinmif
(Copjrttfkl, WW, by AuUore BjullMto.)
uggeiWd Eikrldge,
VOLTAIltB baring gone lama at tha
hurdle, tha day before, hla mat
ter waa taking a morning walk Instead
of a ride, when ha met Mlm Neurit in
an auto. II, rained hla hat and evinced
a disposition to atop, whereupon the
lady gave the steering gear aueh a
vigorous twiat tlmt tho machine
aeenied determined 1o chase Kokridge
off the aidewulk and over the fence.
"Stop me!" ahe railed, but lie fore he
could move ahe had accomplished the
feat herself with n aiiddenncaa thut
nearly sent her over the dashboard
and Into hla ready nrnm.
"The thing si-em tender mouthed,"
aald he. "You're too hard on the bit."
"It'a my firnt trip ulone," ahe ex
plained, turning the auto in a Jerky,
hi'Hltntliig way, aa the power wna
nervously applied or abut off, until
he drew up beside the curb in ortho
dox fashion. "Ureat fun, though, thia
thla "
"Motoring,"
tentatively.
Illll 1 .-It ,
muionngi neiena glance waa
pitying, though her accent hinted at
aeorn. "Woes It look Ilka a atreet car?
To mobe la now the correct form, ao
Mr. urandall aaya.
"I auppoaa he haa put you on to thla
new electrlrfail," anid Kakridira. eve
lug tho apluk and upon automobile ua
II It were a peraonal enemy.
'Tut ma on!" Helen', glance aa wall
aa tone were harmoniously contempt
uoua now. -jiow alangy yon grow
ihon In aHHiimed surprise; "You aoem
to be walking. Where la Voltulre?'
Where 1 suppose Itosiimond la, In
the paddock." Itoaamond waa Mini
llearat'a favorite riding pony. "While
you and I moduli 'mobe' In your liorsu
leaa, I auppoae I may be allowed to
mope on foot."
Helen looked up and down the ar
enua, at the vacant arat by her, then
at mo gloomy young nnyi on the aide
walk.
Mr. Crandall la In the olty," ahe
responded, demurely enough. "Ho
limy be 'motoring' there for what
know- icorge!"
ICakridge, interpreting Helen', man
ner rather than her worda, had avuted
himself bealde her with a celerity thut
nearly look Her breath nwuy.
."Hang Crandull," he exclaimed.
briskly. "You are not to be truated
in one of theaa thing, alone. Start up,
iviiy.
Hut Helen had recovered her dignity
aa well ua eoinpoHiire, and her tone be
came corrciipoiidliigly chilly.
crowd, Mr. Kkrldge. One
need room to work these levera satis-
ructorlly, ua you ought to know."
"I don't know thut 1 ought to know
anything
"Yet you prrauma to advine me, who
nave oei-n taking leaaona two weeka."
"Under Oanilall," Ueorga could not
neip interpolating.
"Under Mr. Crandall, whom
aeein to wish to aee hung."
I oon t want to aee him, hung or
miming; or near ol hlin. either." .iri
(lenrga waa about to add, "unlria he
la hung," but he nipped hi, underllp
jimi iii tune.
lly thla they were aplnnlng down
the avenue and into a road lending to
the wide stretch of ocean bench that
ribbed the aeawurd aide of l.oou I.,
liind, not uullku a aeetion of Home
Hrohdlngnngluii race coiiraa, with a
chorua of nuiiiiiier aurgea instead of
ahnutiiig crowda aa the natural en
vironment. Helen, reading jenloiiay
under ull thia antl-Crundnll surliness,
grew tenderly aolf -complacent tin ahii
endeavored lo alow down to a more
conversational KBit. Then a per
turbed look euiae into her eyes aa ahe
fumbled at the levera.
"What cuu be tha matter uowT" aba
bogan.
"What ahnpely hunda you have,
Nallyl" Interrupted Kakridge, rather
Irrelevantly. unil aeemlngly olilivlouaof
the fact that they were tearing along
towarda the ocean lit a l iiiuiwuy pitca.
"t)h, dearl" ahe coiuplitlued. "Why
won't the odioua thing turn?"
They were leaving Uie road and
ploughing right on over the low aand
dune that lined tha Ix'aeli.
"Huch a fooll" coin inued Ueorge,
diverting a dreamy rye to where one
of Heleu'a atnull, atrnpp.d driving
allppera waa vainly prc.su,,. l smoothing-
whieh khe auppuaed would con
Vol the application of the tuutiyB
mmm
TI dinner tlm an K 77 J
It tlmeli&aTood Vu4 ;? 'I
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, U'o.l.HV
,.' 'iili.-.i-i U
VAll.Kl'.lV
dftfrnrrlAiJ
i"UV 'V ; '
Thry ,lv, a lleht
rlcb anil tirlu
llnnL f'o odor, i
Mcrrwbcio,
i
What do the Chltdrn Drink?
Don't giva them - coffee. Have you
tried lha new food drtnk called Uraio-O?
It it delicious and nourishing and take.
the place of coffee. The mora Grain
you giva the children the more health
yon diitribute through their system
Orain-0 ia made of pure grain,, and
when properly prepared (ante! like tne
choice gradea oi coffee but coda about
-i ai much. All grocera aell It. 15c
and 25c
BEWARE OP THE STRAP.
7
The aeorta are a Poaalkle loaree
le la (treat Cara,
you
power to the wheela. "Nelly." he aud
denly exelnimrd, "I love you!" He
aeized one of her hands and preased it
rapturouxly. "I cun no longer "
"Mr. Kukrldge!" ahe cried. "Don't
you aee where we are going?"
"If Crnndiill wlna, I don't cure where
we go. Ah, Nelly, Nelly, Nell"
"Let me go! Are you going etark,
at.-iring mad?" '
"Then It la Crandall," groaned
Oeorge, dropping hand and hope ap
parently together. "Crnndull and thia
Infernal auto. I wlah he was in It and
we were out of it and it wna taking
nun where we eeein to be going."
Ho gund apathetically at the Ben
while Miaa Hcnrat, aeriotisly alarmed,
watched their progrean towards the
hiaalng wavclcta crawling up the
aand a. ltlght and left the broad beach
opened grandly out, witty here uud
there a rottnije along the duuca and a
dlatunt hotel fi tingu long iron pier
outlined ngnliiat the horizon. There
were sundry aalls far out at eii; a
few bather, and an occhhIohuI prom
enuder dotted the aanda here and
there.
"Why don't you help tue?" urged
Helen, Imploringly.
"What'a the uaeT Call on Cran
dull." "If he were here be would help.
Something nmat be wrong."
"Kverythlng ia wrong." Thia irloora-
lly. "If Crandull rcully were here now
would you er "
"No, I wouldn't. Help me to atop It,
pl-e-a-a-e do!"
The Inat low annd ridge hud been
panned and they were gliding over the
smooth, hard, wet bench toward the
water, hskridge furtively did some
thing with hla foot, unaecn by Helen,
and the auto stopped.
"Hove I reolly no hope?" he naked,
luguhrloiialy, aa ahe sighed in relief.
"After all my month, of devotion "
"Montha!" Her roay lip, curled In
credulously. "Six weeka ago I hardly
knew you oh, (leorgel why don't it
mrn aa well aa atop?1
"1'erhapa It needa Crandall, being
iritiKiiui mncnine."
"You're Just dreadful to-day!" Hcl
en. Indignant, waa about to leap out
wnen MKruign ngiiln mude a furtive
move nnd the unto again aturtcd for
wnrd like a thing of life.
Khe waa throwu hitek Into hla arme
ana tier eyce sparkled angrily; but
fear once more Imeaine dominant, for
the machine aped toward the aea aa
If determined to drown them both.
"I I'm going to Jump," ahe crlod,
nervously.
"And break your pretty neck? No;
let'a drown. It'a enaler."
Kakridge folded hi, arm, as if to
await the inevitable. "Crandall will
hypnotise another girl, and "
"I wiah he waa here to manage thia
auto." I
"I don't. If you won't have m .
ahnll not have hlin." The hla, of the
Incoming tide mingled with hia tonea.
"We will die together."
Miss Hearst shudiUred; yet. hud ahe
been afoot, clad in her lateat love of
a bathing gown, ahe mlirht h hvii on.
Joyed the liquid swirl thut now licked
The connection between the microbe
and the atreet car atrap baa frequent'
ly been discussed and t leaat one in
stance haa proved somewhat distress'
ingly that danger ia likely to lurk in
the piece of leather which helps to sup
port so many women during the rush
hours of the dny. It was to protect
a fresh pair of white glovea that
New York woman, compelled to stand
held her handkerchief inside the strop
while going to the theater a short time
ago, says the Sun. On her way home
she was again compelled to stand, end
onoe more the handkerehie came be
twnen her glove and the leather.
Whether It was after that or during
the evening at the theater that she
once thoughtlessly put. the handker
chief to her face ia a detail that bhe
doex not recall, but two days after
ward a pain on her lip became ao Intol
erabie that she was compelled to see
a doctor, who found her suffering from
Incipient blood poisoning which It waa
already too lute for him to prevent
The most that he could do wna to
watch her carefully through a long at
tack of lllnexa which at one time
threatened to end fatally.
He attributed thia to some poison
oils substiinoc which had passed to her
handkerchief from the strap, nnd that
wus hia diagnosis t he moment he heard
the story of the ride on the cable car.
She fortunately recovered, and lirr
physicians think that the present dis
figurement to her face which resulted
from the necessity of an operation w ill
not be permanent. The case has con
vinced this physician, who is a man of
considerable experience in surgery, of
the dangers thut lurk lu the street cur
strap.
WHISTLED UNTIL HE DIED.
Polish Herdsmaa Kept It Vp Evea
While I'aeoaaeloos from Fatal
Injarr
I)r. William Kratisa, In the Journal
of Nervous nnd Mental Diseases, de
aerihee the case of a Polish herdsman,
3T years of age, weighing 230 pounds,
who, some months previous to un ac
cident, had suffered from apoplexy re
sulting in left hemiplegia. He was
slowly recovering the use of his arm
and log when he won struck by a
triiin, and was found unconscious on
the track, with sculp woumla. There
waa a depressed fracture of tha
skull three inches above and on Inch
behind the left eur. He was Imme
diately trephined und the depressed
hone removed
At ten o'clock at night he begnn to
whistle, not, however, the "popular
aonga of the dny," but the whistle
calls he was accustomed to use in
calling or driving his flocks. He
would continue whistling for about
one minute, then would cease for five
or tun minutes, and kept this up at
regular intervals until he died, Jan
uary 3, IHtin, nt lo:.in o'clock p. m. At
no. time was it possible to distinguish
any melody. The sounds were of the
same pitch and Intensity and of the
same character. They were audible
throughout the ward and attracted
the attention of patients and alt. f li
mits. To the physicians In attend
ance It was a strange experience to
hear those whistle calls coming from
a patient in a state of unconscious-
KEWS OF THE WORLD.!
FlGPRUKE
HAPPENINGS OF . THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
CereaJ
Tranwalaakaa BaJIway Joha Armstraaa;
thanler ltr.pp..rs-Th. tsar ami tha Represent3 the HilieSt
Carina 1 I.H r-aM-Hfitir I.IlM I .(lit
on a Hrltl.h Tordo Uoat.
standard of excellence
In cereal coffee products
54 California figs and prunc3,
scientifically blended with 45
A new Fraaco-Enasian loan of a bil
liou franca ia to be raised, but it will
not be lamed for some time.
HM.- . I m c.l1
xiie uicrunuonni uisviiuu. ui owim- , . . . . . .
ogy. with headquarters at Pari., baa well ripened grain, makes a table
clecto.l United Btate Uommissloner ol beverage ot rare quality.
Lubor Carroll D. Wriirht to memlwrshiD.
ByaBrelntheTicinitTof the Chicago In TlGPEUNE there .3 com
Tribune ofllcos that paper lost ita mail-, v..nerl. with the delicious fruit
lug list and the distribution of it. mailed .. th nutritious and
tuiuuu, lug Vliv uuibtuu n-va ubjo;ci
the accident, nnd he died, whistling
a few minutes before death.
me pneumatic tires. Why she did notl n''""- It wus impossible to muse the
boldly leap out she hardly knew. Did patient at any time In-fore or after
icur restrain tier ortjeorge?
Aa the water deepened the mobile
moved more elowly, yet it neither
atopped nor turned. An Incoming
wave, curling upward In a greenish,
graceful, menacing war. mude her
nreaina quickly and she look.-.l
tssridge. v. ,.! iu
aeemed to be,
cigarette
eherr bravadoT
several hours.
A switch Improperly sot brought an
express train and freight Into collision
at Avon, on the line of the New York,
New Haven aud Hartford railway. Six
passengers on the ei proas were killed
and more than a score were injured.
Johann Moat, the anarchist, waa ar
rested while haranguing a crowd of S00
people in a danco hall back of a saloon
in Corona, Long Island. The police
seized a lot of papers aud a rod flag that
was displayed lu the room.
Ex-Judge Jeremiah Wileon, Roar-Ad
miral Bchley'a senior counsel before tha
naval court of inquiry at Washington,
died suddenly Toesduy. Sept. 24. The
court adjourned in consequence, llr.
Wilson was an Uliioan by birth, 73 years
of age, aud waa a member of a well
known legal firm in Washington.
At Uuiou Pacific headquarters at
Omaha it waa announced that as a re
sult of the fast tima made by the trains
carrying tha mails over the country
on the way from Australia to Loudon,
such mail will in the future go by tho
United States route instead of by the
Suez canal. The mail was carried from
San Francisco to New York ovor tho
Union Pacific, Burlington and New
York Ceutrul, and the time from Syd
ney to Loudou was cut dowu sevcu duva.
The moil, consisting of seven sacks, left
Sydney at 10 a. m. Aug. 18 and was de
livered lo the Loud-iu postofUoa at 7
a. m. Sept. 14.
The British torpedo-boat destroyer
Cobra foundered in the North sea as the
result of a boiler explosion. Tiu-re wore
70 souls ou board, all of whom perished
oxcopt 12. Lieutenant Bonworth Smith,
commandur of tho Cobra, stood impas
sively npou the bridge with his arms
folded and went down with the vessel,
The Cobra, which w.w a turbiue-eu-
giued vessel, had just left the yard of
her constructors and waa undergoing a
boiler teat.
John ArmstrougChniiler, former hus
band of Amelio Hives, reappeared at
Charlottesville, Va., for the first time
siuoe hia escape from Bloomiugdalo
asylum about a year ago. It is under
stood that stops will be taken by Chan
ter's counsel to regain possession of all
of hia property, amounting, it is be
lieved, to uot less than $1,000,000. Em
inent alienists and neurologists declare
that Mr. Chnuler la aaue.
The Trausulaakau Railway company.
aaya the IX-uvor JNows, haa been
launched. The company la incorpor
ated under the laws of the state of
Washington and capitalized nt (50,000,
000. Tho scheme Is the building and
operating of a liue of railroad lu Alaska
aud oounocting with the Transsiberiun
railroad nt some point opposite Capo
Prince of Wales ou the American side
by a liuo of steel furry-boats across
Bering strait. The headquarters of tho
oompauy will bo at Suuttle. ,
In the preseuce of a vast concourse of
Anglo-Saxon delegates, Lord Kosebery
nuvoilod at Winchester, England, the
great statue of King Alfred. In
the course of hia eulogy of the Saxon
king Lord Kosebery said: "King Alfred
wrought immortal work for ua nnd for
our sister nation over the sea, which, in
fiio supreme moments of stress aud sor
row, is Irresistibly lottunl to us across
the centuries uud across the suas."
flavor,
health-giving qualities of fruit and
grain,
Boil from 5 to 10 minutes only
ALL GROCERS SELL
FIGPRUNE CEREAL
PRESIDENTS FUNERAL
Itiiprf-snlve Kervlrm at lite Hume of the
Late William Mi KJnlejr.
Canton, Sept. 19 Tho funeral ser
vices over the body of President William
McEinley took placo at 1:30 o'clock to
day at tho First Muthodist Episcopal
church of Canton, of which the late
president was a member and a trustee.
By the expressed wish of the family,
the ceremonies were brief. Rev. O. B,
Milligmi, pastor of the First Presbyte
rian church, In which President and
Mrs. McKinlcy were married 30 yean
ago, niado the oppniug prayer. Dr.
John Hall of the Triuitv Lutheran
church gave tho first scriptural reading,
and Dr. E. P. Hi-rbuck of the Trinity
K-.-form clinnh tho secoud. Dr. C. E
Muiicliesti r, pastor of the late presi
lleiit's church, delivered the only nd-
ilrcs-i. A quariot s.ing "Beautiful Isle
of Somewhere,," and another quartet
Bnng "Lend, Kindly Light.
An impo i k procession a mile nnd a
hul f in length, consisting of many of
tho grand nnny posts of tho suite, the
national guard of Ohio, details of regu
lar from all brunches of tho service,
fraternal, sorinl and civic organizations
and representatives of commercial bodies
from all over tho country, the governors
of revernl states with their stalfs, tho
senate and Imnsc of the United .Stat
and tho caliiui t and pres. dent of the
Uuitod States followed tho remains to
West Lawn cemetery, whore they were
placed In a receiving vault, awaiting
the time when they will bo laid in the
grave beside tho two children, who were
buried years ago.
Nearly every country ou both hemi
spheres was represented at West Lawn
cemetery by a floral offering, aud never
before ou this continent bus such a floral
display been seen. Offerings came from
every state in tho anion, aud there is
scarcely a man in public lifo whoso
tribute of rospect for the virtues of
William McKiuluy did not lie beside
bis cofiluud remains.
gousi lie wus,
preparing to llirht
Waa this despair, Idiocy or
aoor llanilsoliie he
tnlnly was, though she hud hardly con-
oirreu nun so norore. 1'erhapa hi
ludoiiiituble composure at au.-h ,
crisis lorceil a sudden
upon her and banished the Iiiiul-i.
immiuii lorrvcr,
for old .vr.i:
To the oM, as to babies, the
even balance of health is more
important than anything else
in the world. The possible
health, in age, is not high and
strong; it is only even.
There is no end, but death,
to the trouble that conies nf its
loss. It ought to be watched
like a baby's.
Scott's emulsion of cod-liver
oil for very old and very young
in different ways is the food
to secure this even health.
We'll Mad you a littU lo try. it you lih.
Bcorr a iiownk, i,i n,w Voik.
Brownie $ t Votrhlsa.
M uny rate, aa the whitening rnr..,
in iroiii poind! Itself over t) .l-.-K.
board, Helen altered ..i.-. ,
w 1111 ira
and threw her arms nrnuud Ueorge,
si-uttering hia clgurettea.
Save me!" ahe Implored.
Then yuu do love ma. u.. !,.
I don't run an auto?"
V-ye al" The shower bath wna du.
acendlng and she closed her eves
Igli owl"
"And you don't care for Crnii.l.iii
pursued Ueorge, ineiorablv
'No oh! Isn't this horrible?"
"It'a blissful, ecstatic. One kiss,
ear. Now -open your eyes."
The auto wus tiirninir. the war. ...
receding, and Kakridge. with hand and
foot deftly employed, was in.1.1 .....
buck to dry laud uud safety.
nny-you do know how?" .1..
screamed, whereat tha humid..,,. .1...,
actually grinned; yet she could not
again grow angry, try ns ahe might.
ticorgv, somehow, seemed lu.ti... l
pile of It all. thouirh thev ..,.,. i...i.
drenched and hud doubtless l-kt..
more than one ilistnni ...,i....l i...
m priH-eedinuv Aa thev .....,-.-l,...i
hack up the avenue, whom should they
see but ( landull liii,,.l ....
on lha railroad llcilot. i:...r..A
looked nt her Inipiiniigly,
""""'I stop," she whispered. "I
know I'm a slpht to behold."
"I believe you wet e cipectlng Mm,"
said rakridge. us ( lumlall looked aft
er them dubiously.
She pinched his arm aud they
laughed like children laugh.
A SLEEP-WALKER'S FEAT.
llaldaal Ilia Watchful I otupaaloaa
Over Farllous falka la I'ev
lict lafrlr.
Ail Interesting case of somnumbu
ltsm is reported by M. Iludaire, direct
or of the normal school nt Idols,
France. It is accredited by Dr. Dufay
and printed In the Proceedings of the
Society of Physical Research, writes
Dr. It. Osgood Mason, lu Ladies' Home
Journal. Tbeophile Jiiuieuuil was a
pupil at the normal school, und in the
month of July of his second year he
commenced to walk in his siren. On
one iKVitaion he got up in the night, d-
termined to go fishing. Ilia brother-
in-law, M. Simon, t, decided to accom
pany him, but before starting he auc-
ded in inducing him to alter hla
plana and go and visit a relative in
stead. Accordingly this vas done,
Janicnud remaining fast asleep and un
disturbed by the burking dogs or the
fatigue of u long walk. Finally he waa
ready to return, nud on the way, coin
ing to a narrow and dangerous path
lobe to the river, bis brother-in-law
cautioned him to go carefully In the
darkness. Juniruud, with some scorn,
declared that Ire could are the better
of the two, and to prove it asked SI-
nonet if be could ae the mutch under
his foot, and. sure enough, there was
the nmtch. It was a dark night, and
besides Juuicaud was some : feet
ahead of him and had his nightcap
drawn closely over his face.
Tk llaloa Were l'oaaplea.
One of I lie young noiurn connect
ed with liuil House was recently
shoiiik' rt oil-.-tiou of photographs
of cla-isi-al pe ine, to a atreet ur
chin, an;: ... I- Mic cume to
of the "Si-iin. M. ul, .una" she
"Do you kno.v unt t Un t repre
sents'.'" "c," said the boy "iiut li
Jesus and Ilia mother." "Did
lice," continued the teiu-het-bcautiful
their lucca arc? ,
not find such la-uuty of e
any oilier picture." "Itti: i:
rims around their hisU-,
Ilrit gnes them away, in i
the boy.- Chicago Chronicle
a copy
asked -
oi no-"liow
on c.ui.
-- .-a In
i Hie
i.i.i'iiiu
l i ilplcd
Mslsrls MaVi Impirs Blood.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cum
Malaria. 50c
tper la lha fklllpylava.
Copper deposits in the prmlnce of
epuiiio, near Mount Data, I'. I., bate
been woikt-.l by tin- Igorrotes since le-
f hi e ill ..n'sli il!-.-overy of the ar
ch'.pc 1iii;ii. TIh'm- barbarians, who are
heathens, liv ing in siplalor, have devel
oped industrially to a surprisingly
high point, and the skill they exhibit
in the extraction and working of met
als is ni ra.-rdiimry. They turnout
copper kettles no less than feet in
diameter, iin-l thev also make numer
ous kinds of implements and orna
ments wilt of the same metal.
I.e.atlun Cab Aeetdafs.
Last year 1,101 persons were injured
and 1" killed ia London by being flung
headlong out of hausoiu cabs, by rea
son of tlx! horses sftripiug aud falling
5 henke Into Your Shoes
Allen's Kcot-Kasr, a powder. II ruies
patnliil, smarting, nervous feel and in
Itloa ing nails, ami instantly lake the
sling out ol conn and bunions. It's the
llieatest comfort discovery ol Iheawrv
Allen's r oot-Kane makes tinhl or nea
snoes leei raay. It la a certain mre for
J sweating, callona aud but, tbe-1. bhuj
jhft Try it to-day. Sold hvalldum
gists and shoe Cores. Hy mail f. r '.'V,
in slatuiw. Trial package Krc xi
'drees, A I leu 8. Olutstrd, U Kor, N, Y.
The tzar, cMiriuii uud President Lou-
but reviewed 110,000 l'rench troops on
Hie plain nt Hi tinny. The inarch past
l.:Sic.t from Hl.l.j a in. to 1 p. in., ter
minating in n muKiiilicent cliarie of
'.'0,(KMI cavalry. The spectaclo w.iu very
imposing as tin) infiuitrv went by l.'iJ
tiles ik'cp, witli tiled bayonets. At
luncheon tiie caar nud President Iou-Is-t.
in notable speeches, formally ro
ucw eil the alliance of Russia ami France.
The sovoraign grand lodge, Independ
ent Order of O.ld Fellows, lu scssiou at
Indianapolis, decided that where a sa
1hiii is run lu connection witli a Itotul
the proprietor of the hotel shall be re
garded us u salooukeeper aud uot elig
to mumbersliip in the order.
An order bus becu issued by the Le
high Valley t'oal company instructing
all tin-men, engineers, lire bosses, black
smiths, carpenters and driver bosses to
p.iy up iu lull their dues in the labor
orgiiiiications of which tlitty arc mem
la-i s nnd resign nt on. The order also
i ivs their wiihdiawnl cards will be col.
1-i-U'd not later than Oct. 17, and those
uot having them will bo dischnigisl.
During their slay at Ottawa the Puke,
and Duchess of Cornwall sicut a day ou
ibe Ottawa river and in the forest lining
its hunks. They were givuu a complete
eXKMitiim ot a lumberman's hie. The
rovnl irty was brought in from Kuleau
hall on a HiMH-inlly built electric cur aud
Isiarded six rafts at Oregon street. The
rails were manned by half a doaeu river
in. u lu red shirts and blue jenus. From
the raft assigned to the duke nud duchess
floated the royal staudaid. llcstdcs the
members of I lie royal imrty the Clover
nor tleiieiul and Countess Minto, lYeui
icr l.univr and Iady Liturier, repre
seiitiilivns of the luiubermeu nud the
newspaper currespondeiits traveling
with the ducal sirty were the ouly ones
In make the trip.
Bra.ln-Footl Nonsense.
Another ridiculous food (nil has la-en
bran, lid hv the moil competent authori
ties. They have dispelled the silo
notion that one kind ol f.si.l is needed
lor brain, another for iunc!c, and still
another lor honea. A cor re. t diet will
not on') nourish a particular pa.it ol the
body, but it aill sustain cv.-iy olhi-r
part. Yet, boa ever koihI oiii i-si.l u.y
be, its nutriment is desiiojed by indi
Hesiio.i or d)spepr.in You inns: pu
na re for their uppcaiiMi e or !ei-ni
their ciMiiiug bv iakin regular doses ol
(.irea-n'a AuKust Ko -er, the (avori e
med cine o( (be healthy millions. A
lew don aids ilijesiiun, sImioiUik the
liver ti lieabliy acimn, purities the
blood, and makes oii fivl bum am and
viiwmtis You can iret Dr. (i H (ireenV
reliali'e iHiimUn at Di. Kiemei 's.
tiel Hieeli'f Ss-,-i.! Alimnic.
Memorial services were held in mnuv
cities throughout the world iu honor of
tho lute l'rosidunt McKinloy. Uy com
maud of King Kdword a memorial sor-
vico was held iu Westminster abbey,
and was uttendod by many Atiicricaua
and Eiiglishmon of distinction. The
service, which was a full choral ono, wus
of great beauty. A stately service, sim
ilar iu most respects to tliut held iu
memory of tuccn Victoria ou the dny
of her burial, wns held iu St. Paul's
cathedral, Loudon, nud attended by
6,ouo persons.
WASHINGTON NOTcS-
President ltooscvelt, iu reply to oon
gratulutions Irom several southern mem
bers of congress, said: "I am going to
bo president of the United Stales, und
not uny section. I don't care for suc
tions or sectional lines. When I was
governor of New York I was told I
could make four appointments iu tho
army. When 1 sunt in tho nuiut-s there
were three trom fhe south und the other
from New Yori;. They wore bravo men,
who deserved recognition for services
in the Siaiiisli war, and it did not mat
tor what state they wore from."
Tho president has intimated his in
tention to appiiiit Medical Inspector P.
M. llixi-y surgeon-goiiuriil of tho navy
upon the expiration of the term of tiur.
gooii-Ooueral Yuu Iloyu.
Cattle I. Ill ti, the rtillliiilne.
The Comiiieicial l'acilio Cable com
pany, with a capital stock of f Hki.ikio,
was incorporated at Albany, X. Y . , bv
John V. Mackay, Cluieiu-e II. Mackay,
Kdwurd C. Pl.itt. Alls-it Peck, George
G. Ward, Albert P. Chandler und Wil
liam W. Cook. H-sjs-1 t ngtlie pnrisisca
and prosp. cts of the new company
Muckav Ki d that the I'oiniiu rcial Pa
cillc Cab c company had Isvn org.ini.ed
for the pui'ii o of laying a submarine
cable Irom Califirnu to tho Puilippiuo
islands-by w.iv of Ilouoinlu. Tho
lelu-tll of tile cable will be uls-ut H,o H)
miles, the p.irt tob, Hist laid heinu li-om
California m the Hawaiian islands.
This portion, M:icli-iy i-sm'Is to be in
operation wit. mi u. no mouths, Tim new
cab.e when it reaches the Philippines
will c.iiinct at tlnvt iiint with the
preset.! submarine cable running from
tue Philipiiui s to Japan and also the
cable running from 1 1m Philippine- to
Cliiua. A iiinci cable route from China
und Jttiwii to the I'nited Stales will
thereby bo established. At present
cablegrams from Cliuin to tho United
States have lo lie sent by way of Kurope.
Muckav savsth.it llioprcscut cable rates
from the United Slates to the Philip,
pines and to China and Japan will be
reduced vhen the hew cable is la.d from
Ho to il.i wv ci nt.
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
The Boers, ou Sept. 17, ambushed
three eompinlea of inoontcd Infantry,
with three gnus, in the vicinity of
Scheeper's Nek. After severe fighting
the British were overpowered and lost
their gnns, the sights nnd breech block
of which were first destroyed. Two
officers and II men were killed nnd five
oflicers and 25 men wire wounded.
Five oRicors and 15'J uitu wore made
prisoners. Maj.,r Ujtigh, who escaped
during tho night, rrports that tho Boers
numbered 1,000 men, and that they
were commanded by General Louis
Botha.
Lord Kitcheuor reports S pt. 20 that
the Boers captured a compauy of
mounted infantry nud two guns at
Viakfoutein. Cno ofllcc-r wns killed.
The lioeis, In suix-rior numbers, sur
founded the British. The prisoners,
nlong with those takon at Scheoper'a
Nuk, were rolcuscd.
Uommandttiit Smutz, in ordor to break
thrcugh a cordon, nished ou a squadron
of the Seventeenth Lnucers at Kl.tud'a
River Poort, killing three officers and
20 men, aud wouudiug one officer and
30 men. Tht Boors, who were dressed
iu khaki, aud who were mistaken for
British troops, lost heavily.
Tho camp of a party of Lovatt's scouts
was rushed by Kr.tziuger, aud the scouts
lost heavily. Lieutonaiit-Colom-l SInr
ray and Captain Murray, his adjutant,
were killed.
As an offset to recent Boer sncccases
Lord Kitchener reports tho capture of
two commandos oue consisting of SS
men under Commandant Kocus, who
were tnken, together with their entire
transport, west of Adeuburg, and the
other consisting of 64 men, including
J. P. Botha, who were taken with 4S
wagons and their belongings.
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Makes the "Wbite-J
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Beauty of Finish, Quality of Material, Eltgance of Dctign, the finest ttoikmt (
the simplett, moBt complete and best get of attachments, full instruction! J'!
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guarantee, one million, Ave hundred thousand bappv, satisfied users thin '!
,.l ,.nii,l.r.m lrulmi.nl Wh Mnr Cm Ynil Ak7 ' 'Hi
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
, wilhoul ball bearingi, ntw, ver,o.
). All kinds of (sewing machinsW '
We have other makes of machines
Some good second hand machines cheap.
oii, attaclimt'iils and repairs. Near machines lor rent
Don't think ol buying a Sewing Machino until you have seen the No, J
Bearing "White" ,
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We say "The 'White' ii King" o( Sewing Machines aud Bicycles.
phone or ante and let us prove it.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, f
Main Office, 309 Post St., San Francisco (,!'
For Sale By
J. Wolke, Grants Puss, 0i
A Manila dlspitch of Sept. 23 says
that General Frederick Fniiston, who !
has been iu the hospital lor about a 1
week suffering from appendicitis, has 1
undergone a successful operation. I
A Manila dispatch dated Sept. 23 says
Aguimihlo's body guard, Major Allium- I
bra, two captains, two lieutenants aud i
2!) men with 2S rifles, surrendered about 1
4U miles north of Baler, island of Luzon, !
to Captain ticorgo Delchaudy, Twenty- !
second United Slates infantry. They I
took tho oath of nllcgiuuce uud woro '
released. !
If Are You Going East?
TO RUN DOWN ANARCHISTS.
Appropriation tn Secret Service llureaa
to Alii 111 Their Hiipire suloii.
Ill his nuiiLttl report to congress next
December, says the New York Herald,
Stcietury Guge will rccomineud that nu
appinpriutiou lie made to enable the
secret service bureau to employ meu for
the suppression of auurchy, just aa de
tectives are now employed to run dowu
counterfeiters. Tho secretary, it is un
derstood, will ask for (250,000 for the
maintenance of tho bureau, as against
1100,000 appropriated last year.
1 lie law under which tho secrot ser
ico exists specifically limits its opera
tions to the fcuppressiou of counterfeit
ing. There is nothing in its provisions
which ovou authorizes tho detail of
secret service meu as a personul guard
for tho president or any other public
official. W'heuever such detail has boon
made the suggestion has coiuo from tho
White House.
sssu p) ru,v i SiliM l.-ssl.
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Five masked invii entered the si'oon
and gambling-room lieioiiiiiiig to C. I,.
MeCiiiinis at Pendleton, Ur., and took
about (l,.'i .). There w.-ro fully Jo ht
sons iu tne room. Tue robbers rushed
lu and ordered the players and dealers
to hold tip their bunds One guarded
the front door and two covered those
in the room. Tho other two rubbed the
l.u-o ami roulette banks. They til -u
i-omiuiiiiileil M loom to open the safe
but a Chinese ran out of the back d. sir
and gave the alarm. Tne leader of the
robl rs shouted - It's all up," and th"
despnad.n's ran out before the sale was
opened. A faro dealer named K. b nsoii
followed tlit-iu and six shots were ex
..ii,n......i .... ,i... ... . i
" WM oe "u's-i, em no one was i
nun. a large passe went lu pursuit of
the rohbci .
Mrs. Lena Fair shot and k-.llrd bcr
father-iu-lnw, Miclnul Fair, at i ,
! bAUiio in South Ctn-veniie. Wvn Mrs
! fair, who is a giri of id yean, uv, her 1
father-in-law iun-ati ued lo kill Ui-r. and I
that when she tin d he ha.1 one hand ou .
her tlinmt and .ti me tuer w.is !
rvacluug f.r his revolv-r. Tho p -In-w
fonuii a rovo.v.r l i tue bin is-.-.i r !
I tne uea.i mar, .11: s. ) 41
i taken iuto custodv.
I
IrrlKAti.iu Kor the Arid West.
K. H. Newell, hydrographer of flie
gcographiiil survey, has returned to
Washington lrom 011 extended trip
through tho arid rigions of the west.
The chief aim of his visit lit this time
was ns the guest of Iieriresoutntiva
Moody of Oregon to explore tho part of
that statu lying east of the Cascade
range, witli n view to dotormiuing the
feasibility of diverting the Columbia
river und sonic of its tributaries iuto
busius for irrigating the arid part of
tho stato. From The Dalles, iu the
uorthwestcru part of the state. Con
gressman MimhIv, with Newel uud
Gilford Pinchot, forester of tho United
Stales, drove i'.jj miles. It isthuoiiiniou
of Kowuil that tlio scare in tho west
luring the last season has been the most
potent argument possible for coiiirross.
and tne mallei- of rcdeeminiz the arid
west will receive the utteiit.ou it de
serves.
Illed tVllh Wrultli In SIsliU
After toiling hard daily for bovou
years in tho development of what is
likely to bo tho richest miue iu Western
Washington, Peter Chiudo. au Italinu.
died just us fortune hud beguu to smile
upon him. In a few weeks more Chi.
ndo could huve sold his interest in tho
IS.iihiiz.i mine, in Silver creek district.
Sii iliomisli county, for at least fl.uuo.-
OOJ. lie had ileiiioustrated tliec.irre.it-
iiess of his belief that thu ledge 011 his
claim coiitaincl almost iiunieasur.iblu
caltli in gold, silver and copjHjr. when
ho was suddenly taken w ith a heinor-
rliage of the ltins and died in the hos
pital. Chiudo had kept a force of Itul-
uis at work iu the tunnel that was to
prove the success or f.ii'.uio of his uu-
rtukings. He worked with his men.
he tunnel dually struck 11 lulgo at it
pill of s ill tcet. '1 ne icilj.-e was found
to be (10 feet iu width, including a nay
streak 11 feet wide, running pj to
tUoO iu gold, silver nud copper. Tho
resent development proves that the
mine contains many millions, the greater
part of which will revert to Chimin's
nephew, James P.-ccol). Chin. lo had
sold nu interest to obtain money for de
velopment work, but kept coutrofof the
mine iu h:s own hands. The property
is located n miles from Index, ou Silver
creek.
O. O. Bhiide, county treasurer of Mo
Mninville, Or., was indicted by the
grand jury for the larceny of publio
funds. His Kind was fixed at $'J.6O0
und l.e went 10 jail iu detuult of bail.
A shortnip of $l,sio is claimed. He
w.i- le el. .led III 1 lie hist c.ccuou.
"THE "tllLWAUKIE."
A (aniiliar name lor the Cbtca.-o, Mil
watiW & St. Paul Railwny, known al'
ver the Vnion as the Groat Knilwsv
riiiinine ihe "hone-r 1 imited" trains
erv d :v Mil I i-iflit U-tween Si. Paul
1: -1 1 l i.--o, n. Onslia and Chicago
ili-oiiU perfect tniii" in t! orli! '
I idersi.ind: Cenn-iiions aie made
u!i Ail rrsiiM-oiitineuta! Lines, ss.jih
:; 'o pa-s ners the best s-ervic knoan.
l.iixurioes cosclies, electric lillls, steam
-i.at.ois verity eo,i:alle,! by no 1,1 her
:ine.
ee that your lictet reads via "The
Milvsnkee" when goiiiit to any point in
llieCnitrd States or Canada. All lick-
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I can ticket you over any railroad running
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home; where to change cars; when you will
reach your destination, and what there is to
be seen on the way.
Call or write I '11 take pleasure in answer
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chapter xj, on Nervines and Nerve
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