Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, January 09, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text) ALWAYS A SOMETHING. Then to always aomathln whaUTtr your kit; . , .li ihal uiiHttiln tnnnn! HSU, UU . iiuw u. - m - Though ihs martat of aptcks. It bacoroaa a Dig dioi A pane it tht baart of your Joy. What mun taa manlloW bleaatnca you'v tot, 1( thm'i ona Uttla lnia la th blua? Thin U always a omathlnc, vhalanr your lot. And II It's not on thlna-it'i two! II K nn'l tor lonuthlnc Mt In or U(t out. Our kapplness would bo aoaaplata; TU tha lack ol on room that w worry about, Or th dwalllnf I on tha wront Urol. If wa only war. thin. If wa only wars atout, If wa had aomathlns; dlff.rant to do: Than la alwaya a aomathlnf laft In or laft out. And If It's not on thin Iff two I Than la alwaya a soaatblnf. a attain aa fata, A fly In tha olntmant wa maat; Tha rich and tha poor, and tha lowly and reat. rind butar mixed In with tha awaat. For aach haa an U with hla nalahbora lo make. And II follow! thla chantrlnc Ufa throuc h; Than la alwaya a aom.thlng. aa aattala aa fata, And If It'a not ona thine It's twol -Huntar Haa Culiooh, In If. T. W.akly. As Told at Martin's By atria alliato Da Lata. swan. . uaoiniwD THE night wu warm, and the drink refreshing- to our duaty moutha. Waltcra paaacd noiaclaaaly to and fro, bearing traya laden trllb tall glaaaca, the electric fans overhead biuard with a giddy whirr, and there waa a dancer on the atua who wa (rood to look upon. Altogether, Mar tin's was a much more pleasant place to be than In tha sultry atmosphere outside. "That fflrl," said Drown, slowly, eye ing the dancer through curling clouds of smoke, as aha snapped her cas tanets, and twlatcd her lithe figure in the rhythmic measure of Hpaniah ir, "remind me of a woman I knew la Cube." "I It a story, Brown?" questioned Lester. "Well, rather," our friend replied, emphatically. "Like to hear it?" VVe assented eagerly, for Drown' torie were usually worth listening to. "A I said before," he began, "It was In Cuba. I was there for the pnper, just before the Hpanlah-Amerlenn war broke out, and I saw the oon flirt through. Most of the time, af tr ba tilitiee were declared, I was all over tha island, whurever the fighting was, bat at first I era quartered at Ha vana, and It wa there that I knew Antonlna. "She bad come from Pari and wn dancing at the Tacon theater. The eity wa mad orer her, after the fash ion of the Latin race, and, in fnct, she made even my phlegutntio Anglo Saxon blood run quicker than wns Its wont. flfe was hardly beautiful, though I hare never aaen aueh ayes be fore, or slurs. Bha had a (mall wicked faoe, waa slender almost to thinness, and not very tall. Hut to see her dancel I am sure no one has equaled her. Every motion was daring, poet ical, and possessed the very essence of grace. Hha waa absolutely mlatreea of her art, and of her audience. "I don't know what she was, bnt mostly Spanish blood, although some said she had a strain of French soma eaid Arabian, and soma even hinted at the African, but whatever her nation ality, her magnetism was marvelous. "The gallniite flew wildly at her feet. 8he was looked upon with hor ror by the church, although It waa said but never mind that, flhe tan talised her lovers, langhrd at them, jilted them, yet chained them to her. Among her most constant admirers wa Uen. Hull, of the fipaulalt army. He eeemed to be more favored than the othere, but wa Insanely jealous, In fact bereft of all reason. "Political matters were very much (trained feeling between (Spaniard and the Cubans had reached its high est pitch. Not a day passed without duel, or a quarrel, or an arrnat. Yet In aplte of thla. Antonlna danced every night to a crowded bona, and the plraaur loving eity, although honey combed by plota and Intriguea, for got, for the moment, all aav the mo ment' enjoyment. "The man must dreaded by th Span ish officials waa one Juan Sancbra, an Insurgent leader, lie waa the son of a wealthy planter who had Attired prominently in a former outbreak, nd had been filled to t'euta, Rpain' penal colony In Africa. Tha son. grow ing to manhood and finding hlinaalf an outoael, embraced the rebel cause and had made hlinaalf troublesome. He had gathered hi recruit from neighboring provlncea, and livid In the mountains, evading every a (tort ol the government to capture him. "I do not know how it came about, but Kills evolved the Idea of effecting hi capture through Antonlna. the general Roaaeaaed a diamond of enor moua value, a family jewel, and thla he pronUsrd to the woman if she would lure Ihr outlaw to her house. An tonlna hnd lung coveted the alone, and ad trird rvery one of her wile to obtain it, x it can be underalood that the readily promised to atWniiit the task. "It might be thought that this was most difficult umWrtokiiig, but ltuls had bis es evrrywhvr,', and An tonlna her willing alnvr.. One night, when Ranches waa in Mir my a eecret mission, he was taken m ilir theater, by one of hia on n f 1 1. .'. 1,1 ewe Aiitonina dance; wa u, : i . .: i., , to her after the perforniam , and, .Southern Oregon State Normal School. AHIII,.'l).;;()RK(K).N Strong Academic course, I'rufesaional training ol the liighect excellence. Well equipped labor tot lea. Urat clan train ing department. De mand lor trained teach on excela th supply. (iraduales easily secure good positions. Re ul I In I location. Moat delightful cliuiale on the coarl ICkiK naee $1 atl to 150 P"f vear. Write lor ralaloiftle W. M. Nka all toe others, fell tinder her spell. To a man of hi character no half way melhed wa possible. Khc diamvued the othtr of her admirers, and rumor soon suread that bandar roda In every night and openly visited I her at her house. "Thla waa what Bull was waiting for, and one evening the place was surrounded and Sanches taken pris oner. He was, of eourae, sentenced to be shot. "Antonlna, apparently, thought no more of tha maucr. She appeared at th theater on the following even ing, and had never been more charm ing. The atory of her share in the rebel capture got about, and she was cheered whenever she was seen by the loyalists, ltuiz was more infatuated than ever, end waa worse thaiihelplta In ber hand. "The dsy that Sanchez was to be ex ecuted Antonlna demanded of ltuiz that he should gain permission for her to see her former lover alone. It wa not known what excua she gave for thi eeemingly strange requtst, butt at any rate, it wa grantvd her. What took place at the iiiltriii w wa never diaclosed. Immediately after It wa over Sanchez wns marched into the courtyard, placed with hia face to the wall and shut todcath. He nut hi fat with gallant Indifference. "Antonlna watched him die, from one of the windows, without a sign of emotion, save a narrowing of the eye lid and a slight enmprraaion of the lips. She danoed that night, but can celed her engagvment for the follow ing week, aayingahe waa going to leave the city for a rest. "A few days later I happened to be In on of the ahabbirat part of town, and there met a woman whnce re eroblance to th dancer was so strik ing that I turned and looked after her a aha paaaed me. She went Into a miserable looking hovel and, ns I loi tered near, hoping to - solve the mystery, ahe came out again, and walked swiftly by me. This time I waa convinced. thai It waa Antonlna. Much puzzled at her appearance in such a ploce, I followed her, but anon ahe dlaappeared down a narrow wile street, and being unfamiliar with Unit part of the town, I lost truck of her. "Meat day I was called awny from the city, and when I returned I found the social world In h stntc of expec tation over a grand reception to be given by (Jen. Ilulz in honor of sure of ihc American officers. The plief jltrn.'Uon was the niinoiiti.'i'ini'nt thnt Antonlna had been engaged to dance for the entertainment of the gueste. I determined to accept my lntltnl:on, as the woman poasrsai-ii a great attraction for mo. I was resent at the reception. "The snlas were crowded wllh o brilliant assembly. Scores of bounti ful women, and the handsome .ipnu iali t fllrer in their howy uniforms, mingled with the more sober drr-a of our country, guv a most pletur esone effect to the scene. It was nearly midnight when the duneer ar rived, fill had driven directly from the theater, and wn attired in a moat magnificent costume, while on her breast glittered the ltuiz riii mond. A ehe rimo into tin bull room, elie was grouted with iiriivnf and waa showered with flowers. She paused a moment on the thrralinlil, nud raeponded with a fii'nl, hulf mocking atnlle. Then alowlv railing her trim, ah atepped forward. In a'antly th orchestra atruek up will the paanionate iniialn of 111 .Sol, nnd th gueat drew away from the ceti ter of the room, leaving her xluihlliig In blase of color nod Jeivelj - ulonr tn the polished floor. "I will not attempt to describe the dnnc. V watched her wllh deep drawn breathe, anil dlriy bruin, aa she whirled herself from the l.iy languor of the beginning to the mud abandon at the en. I. ltuiz, nimble t) contain I i emotions, riiiiglit up flower that hail dropped from her hair, and, unmindful of olmincra, kled It. She saw the, ncl.lor, nnd wllh a sidelong glance tore the scar let scarf from her waist, and. s;ill dnni'lng. threw It. over bw neck. Something gleamed In her Ii mi I. and some Instlret warned me of mi-i-linf I stepped to Kills' aide. Autoulnii stretched out her, hand, and held me bark, and If ever I saw th devil look out from a woman's eyes, I saw II shining then between her half cliuud Ids. " 'Adloe, eompanero,' aim an Id In elcar, ringing tone, 'I go to wait for yon in hell.' "Wlthwifl motion he buried the, dagger, which had been concealed in her hand. In her heart, ami ns l'u Uat atralna of the music died nunv !. fell to the floor, the wicked mnile froaen ou her mouth. "Three week Inter, (len. ltulr nml every one of hla subordinate ntbeer died of the moat nmllgiiinnt kind I smnllpoi. Antonlna had n, nrelu d vntll she had found a case, us we ;ifl eiward discovered - had cpocd Sin ehes' sword belt to the Infection, mil thus carried the Infection to Ilnlr. gaining a vengeance which fetv brains could have evolved. She had loved the man whose life she had old for a jewel." "Why did ahe Ink her life?" ques tioned I. eater. "Thnt," answered Drown, "was a pbnse of her cbnraeter which I found hnrd to understand, tlioiic.li I believe that she preferred death to the loss of her cliarma, ait.l knew that she anrely must have h.nl the drend diacnv herNclf. To tne ibe moat wonderful thing iiliout her was that ahe could love so tnlenxcU, i;n I never by word or sign betray herself, even when hc euw bini die, and ktiew that ehe was rcpoi-oblc fir his death. Ttint Is nuiictlilnc, I h.mi never seen In nny other woman, and gilM' rtldeni) of n Hill that could have motcd t nipires, had it nut Hprnt stl Its encrtry ou one man." 4 CLAYTON. 1'ivsj fj r?r1 aaa '.T, :K," ,1 0 mwm ' . ?L.i ii i i i - On Jellies preaervrii and plrklm, upread PURE REFIMEO PARAFFIHE Will kp thfm rQU-iy mokftturf und sv:l. rjt. I'un-lU'llm-iJ i'uriUIinu mKinn uM-ful In a dot'n oitfr wiy ithtjut th ttousW. 'u)l 'lirwtlonri in act pckaio, tViid evtry wlicro, STANDARD OIL CO. THE SOBERING MACHINE. Tb Olid litKiMlutlosi Thiti huracKr- tuuln Tunn, 'Tat 1 1 r," .f Die rhilailrljihia !y lift a ii:.iiiit nud Lfdi-r, i niiiiifini; "A p',ni( hl'i' I' t ti 1 v , till' (jUJUIl Ytiu v i il ruiiiitrr,.; . ii ; .'!!. an, w iii hit Id 1 1 ; S life A A ;-i-'llt j it a .-. :'.u tn v it, v. Jiii'li ) a h if :i li.iif 1 JfH- a many nf i i: st day. li. il in Uiu a rli t iJil- c-i It H li-litfuijy ii' M. it- retreat : rW'.y who y,U rd'i figure hi ii Our Vili.t In ti.y I'j ti it hnd an iiit il u t , ji U from all :t vil.i; Ijllitii Utikl.own ti jiit:t'R. It wun cliilit. Thin r j 1 1 i ! f iv, t wu-w lii'i'i. (! vi IhkIv, drnwri ly n ; tiiiuiiiiiTs ;i:.f! r i 'f)tniif, wiio t':in ill' A It tUlioU nui'It : :i .1 1,'ir .-,.,),. ! fit ;i r u f ; - i.niuiii r: tua Mi-riT,' 'M mid 1.- stinitiiriiU'd in ii(j.unir ptufr m I he f Lr 1. ! i ' si n;il when ntiyDiinif ixitiji-' va i.-i Die wind "Whi'h one (if the rather ii'iim nin town ili-niiri;ii-i!s wns ili veevcred in f.iv.nall. 'iiin - u the vit-t !mi r;trt, n :id FtriM'ts, r. liV the . 'i' i 1 i iti, t In- m ihe I iv h.i.-V u n;i tti r.:i- .j.liri J.u!m k then .-:'.- d I iw- i i r v-i jn i-ii'V riii" i l l.) Mi l ' i '.'Illtl, ; r, The i Die t-i thf r"jt'i. 'I'll-' :n. w . jnlti il, j-! i-. d .ii .! i:,.- i,.r.e') l,y : i.,. any ra ; e, few i -f i ' , t hud Jefl: ii Dif vi brriiitf ii . iiiin- ivi.l dt.ht!. Mn n y of Di n .i -j who helped to di 'ij tli chini' over it e r : '!, wns ; i, vim At llie i t. eennd , r:i - :t d eriiwd tnl erin' Hill u : v li.ui I hem elves taken nin;ii.i r I r . The rude n pn;.;,i I uk, I mi pet, did mor fur the enu.se uf timperance In ItH day than t!if mine penile and re li pee tfi Id e iret hmU uf pi u nni i iny the reforni. The uppliiiriee wa ejirefnlly h'iied, iiikI nil tlie 1-hn.d- ui'the town knew where il w:ih tu he fnmwt Sun 1 1 in e k it fli"ir.il in pnrades, and, when hi decked idid ImmI villi i! uilh tl'iWe fl:i'. and rlhliuii. it atiru;'!d iilinomt nu llllh'li in. I ice n . lie Ii 1 1 !. - p'.l f l e i m If h:md engine wh'eli aiii suppuhed lo do duty at hayvlack lliet." YELLOWPLUSH AT NEWPORT. Eatr Ksynsliftt llfirtsi Atlrnet Mssnir lliimeatlr Kiiiplityea In ftummer. At mieh n plaee rifi eap"i t there is, of eotirHe, much drift whhI. ami fineer aoeinl lUitsiini iiml jiiv.-uii llnd Dnir way there. etuiniiN msiniee Ik the iniiiiler of waiters, hut ler, sei'nnd men and iIhiih'-1h of all kindii whn ure imt 1 1 ; I . rl - uipli.yed. Thiv.e du lint ;o tn N.-' p .I t ill the t (if MeuriiiLr a pfi nninent poMitimi liny do tint need it . Th ; five u ji p hi 1 1 hi tsiliiMiH for the uduintii'efl t thu Mini imr. The elite I'n in Hiid nt her pm iders are nlvsfiVK in neeil nf evtia men, and a flint el;;s dinti r cm Tliei e m t Dune li.ui New pni t ' iner. It i tie einplo; ler In mi Inn ler :! l"Mlhl' i: :iii I Ml p. fm a 1 II I a ' 1 1 : i-rry ji-fh ptl I!m m' s hn li-he ei.d ho hnd I"' U .LI in I he Miiii- f iii.' tji .ines 1.' t a hub hlUl.t'H 1m Dm hi.h. d Ih.-le l tl 1 V Iirr not a H it uf men tmiiiuide for any I'lnerireneT. A Imrrniint near liellevue iivenne, anya the New York Times, 1 really the wittterri' elult nf (lh pl.i. r. aml as the 1 I'tiis upsi aii H nr.- ii"! in i. e -i.i uf th.' KTei-n ehith 1 1 the I 1 t'5.. 1,11- h'tte wheel 1, ...,,-( (.,,rr, . , ,, to the (ientlemetiV dull uf Thn. ker.iv GIVEN C1T1ZLNSHIP PAHKkS. Questhta i r l.ruulHr Comci ( ft W (.( m lurk (liliinmnn Uvtm IU Klrsit liiruuttiiiai In New York H ' 1 n . a t'hin.'u i e other d.iV a uhu hnd hi 11 tin. 'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 r y V ' v em .. v til st 1 eitsi ij. ;ir( ; tlum-ht t. I . ,t j . . . , ,! fill I- V ; : ;,t nuthi.ntu . ii, , . U I ii 1 I) 1 t 1. -. ! ..illit 1 I!. i- .iii'i'ii t'i - .. e a t'ii.. .,, , .,1 1'i'uii 1 1 I . ( iiiii s ii '. Mithnut the iiM nl t the M-ht, purtieolai Iv 111 'ill t-. iltl.l Ml 1 San l i anci i- I en, tin iv are iu.iuv --'.i of the :n, h"W e el , a 1 1 h. . r few ! t'-mpt t. exer a;e. am. in w Im took lid .m in ord r "ii'ti act ever he et hi, full citl- Olac the nht ot siiiTi The New Yoik I Inn out Iiir lit t a' r 1 thnt, Khould the excln repealed, he inii.'lit 1: Senhlp p.l el 11. inn d tie Raw t'uit le.i-i.'ii hand tin n nt Ji w il u t t the )'l.iln.lelt hi: the nven.li'-ent h,i: A I le.iht , the o(h. ;' e cut. -i,,!. h. oa U-cot,l, t!i:it enl led Ihta a eaniiol eontuiu- eontiaet whieh it in. no. I lltll i'a I iiIiiii. Mt Mm-liliiri Slot iu t.' I. 11 liilr.i. fl,-l,:il-ul. l.-.ill.-l !., h 1 till.; t 1 i:. I.' t.'-.- 1 li.M.ln j; a 1. in . .1 ir.'l.!inj; H.-isl in I.. I..I. 1. 1'. lis li.Hi. I'lu ri-- n .1 i li,' II:. u, ., i r. . -11 1 ... 11 .! .1 1 1 ,n I. Illlik J.i.;, ir I ... I an. I i I' an. I .iii.i- ..".n iv.thm n iii'h I'll tfi , 1 '-.ii 1 .1 I . .1 i 1 .1 v , a . am! lint Wilier r.in It ilrinii ii.iiii .1 , jmiIiI:,. : ;,!., I .. . v i .s'u.-r . I'.ill Willi lli!ttl, ir .:n...iili, or bath lullts. nn.! .'lli. r j. u Ul tciu- jtl'.lice ilriuk. niul 1 ,it f 1 1 1. iu r j. tlrtlu uf Mm- Irrm. .I.ivlnl .Mu'.' Iin:i:' l'i. ' ' . f i 'i .1 1 - i O.'t.r Mli''"-.tl ti' l.i ... ' i.l i.m ... S Willi WrV lull II W II. I ' 1 1" .; . ! i Jii;nl i. r Ji-M'. i.. I.,! .Bill I ! Will' kUt ,! In M.kM'S j in. 11.' nt tl-.- '!i. . 1 .ul . . . :. .il ..f .' I'liur.i. t. r tli. 1. 1 ulSii :n 1 ti. ii,-,. u. I lllll ' l'..' 'f il..' I"' hi 11 , in nt- trihuuil to th. I,. 1 . 1 it.ti f)f,in Tn-o Ut. I ini, igppi?.T.ffina e'- t!!-0:-- H . V ; K siisi'flifraai 'f ittT ffiia ii'-; if - i & ifiya''avesrsiiF sifcVif ili&a Ad RikX this Boy's Mother Says hm been said by tlic mothcrj of m.niy c.' ( r hr-yt anil K'r'si ro" i:;;rilin t!:c wniiticrful curative and st:cr.;iil,ciiirig qualities of miw Nervine Hasting Nib. mi:t K'.'.lc boy, I lurry, had ffims for i yerrs and we feared the disease viuM nilcct h:?t mind, 'll.tut:h me Hof tored ciitiriually he (jrew wor;e and hndUn tpu-ms in miu week. Our at tention ' directed to lr. Mills' Nerv ine and v-e lci,'an its use. When he had tkeu th- t"urth ti4tle the sjasnis (!api:irtd and he has not had one ( rhve years. His health -'W in per fctt." Mrs. ii. M. 'Iinualu Dr. Miles' Remedies arc sold by all druggists on guarantee to bcnct or rroncy refunded. . Or. Miles Medickl Co.. Elkhart. Ind. The Lntost Yarn. A I'itlNlmrtr dtiifiiiner ttdln IliU yar!i, 1 always curry a hottlo of K(mt' ItnlwHiti in my urip. i lake t- rawly ind a few difeH of the I'aNain ilnnv rnaketi me a well man. Kvery vvlieru I i t I Hpeak a ood wonl for Kemp I Uke hold of my riHtotimrf I uk" old men and yoi-.n men, find tel) (hem nhliil'-ntiaMy what do when Ittiwea :ohi. At dfiktift. 2.ric. and r)..-. WHAT SMALL WE HAVE f Orl DtSSEHT? 'iliis ipientinii uriHei in thti family .-ery day. Lt ih aimwir i t tc-div. I r v Jell(), a d-.dii ions atol healilifu' h hKert. I'repa cd in two minnle. Nn 'udlin! 110 hakitm! biniply add lioilinif Aateriuid net to ronl. Klavom; fm n, ()rai.tf, Uawherry ami Strawheiry. ::ela pm k.lo at your Ki oeer-i to da It) etH. i lieep M)tiery, It in a tnyelery whv wmnen endure r.aekaehe, Headiielm, Nirvonnttip. leepUnHneHKi, Meliinrliidy, Kaintintf and I liz.y SpelU u hen tlionsandi have proved that Kleelrie l.itteru will q'liekly eorH cut h Iroiihle-. ' I mitTered for jearn wi'li kidm-y tronlde," writes MrH. I'hehe Clihrley, of iVlercoii, la., "and a liunehfuk pained imi pn t could nut dtef. inym-lf, htU Kleelii Ililterrt wholly curnl me, and, ulthotitfh 7.n years old, I now am now ahlu to do all my honne- Hork." Itoveieomett ('onHtip.ition, im piov(H Appetil". ijiv.-'s prrfeet. health. ! Only f)(h at Or. Krenn r'n dun; hiore. j N hat do the Children Drln k7 I I'oii't givt) them C'iMVih. I lave ou j tried t he new hoi drink called (Iraiu-O? It in delii'i'UiH and iiniiri-Iiiut and lakes ! the phu t) of coHei. The more Urain 0 I y-"i t;ivo thn children the more health I you diwtrihi.tt) through ilnar nyatfin. 1 ( iraind) in niadu ol pure grains, and j when properly prep.trml tastes like Hie ehoire yrades of colfee but coHta ahout : an nint h. All urorern sell il. l.Oe 1tnuilMi for SullMit of Miinirrn It would appeiir lh:it the Milt, in of Morneeo heeoine deeply fuseinn ' 1 d with Highland musie. 1 lovi for the hit u pipe, for Sen: t ish mus!t and for the tertiin is himply nnhUi for one who In not a native of Sent 1 1" Ten year ajro 11 piper hecami ne of the instilntinit at his court, and very recently he eommiHsioned a well known (ilasovv pipemaker t f 1 rii ish him with a net of haL'p'p' - f-r his own tine. PoHsihly this set i f pipe- now furnished is the miiKf iTinile and eosth that has ever heen p ade in Sent hind. They are mounted v ith I carat imhl and eont (' vw. The ei edit of int rodueini: ln; h thf 1 i;'pi'c.-j and the highland dress to the notice of the sultan U, 110 d ult, Ii r:'elv to the influence of Kuid Mae l .111. one of the chief ollietrs of the court of his majesty.-- London Tele rvaph. lit. Inter nt lleitrt. lie larlinkr. would you liken tittle upper after the play ? She i'-t, d 'ar. hut rcmemher. now, I mut insist for y.mr sake that it d.esn't eot more than - Marper'a Ilaar ami, women. 1 The vje'icr..! l.:id..il nf meastnemetit "or womanhood ts " urovMi-ujt-ness " lu a a A is cmanei'tated t'tom st'lumt w I am,i al the (!i,mtv ot trailmi; s'vt.tsand eli-toiaio hair dtcv.il'.; s 1 . anji sot;t 111 I 1' a t u a t u r e 3 ...... o q .f3 ttv ft ""av. "" " 1 , v -y t su.'ll st ind t Jr . -W Yv lu i thejrr: OkV V ti 11 el 1 1 h L i - - A - . 'M.iuh'iI .10 ,1t-:. -:, II! I o l-.UU.ll. It J - I V'';t. -1 .' ' l'w.t K-A..J ,:i1 .nit m t'ii,, j - -,t . j;,-n xe,t. 01 at - fVJJ n e t:u- " " it H XI 1 i 'v a. 3U.as-SBa,.nCkiC u; C,r, vt'.i ui.l prut. iJH'.y pi i.' o .'I !r I u o's '.1 .. It . '.. .!-!.. - in; .. ' t':o tl0Tv . ill'.l U'HIS ..I 1. 11 .MII...-.1,-1 . "I,.t . ill. Ill ;s 1. .. ' .1 . I 0 . 1. 1 1 itil ,. j m 111 'Y.".'..V. t'-i r . tft .Mill 'It 1 11'.. I .. I l.-.L 'vr'. ' 1 . 1 1 1 'i 'il K ..I I 'i !' i." . I I. win IV-i'lacl''-".- li Unfl -.ii.1 i.;:iti-.tc lliv Iuj,iJi livci. WANTED AS WIVES. American Heart Fired by Tale of Beautiful Hawaiian Heiresses. Oi th eOKHSllMttUI eclTtd tr Hoaolsla RprMB tmUvm at th Paa-Arlaa Kayoaltloa. Mist Rose C. Oariann hai returned from ttuffalo wheru ah represented Hawaii as commiMiionvr at the I'an Ameriean fair. While she was iu t-'hi-cui'i, a newspaper made her say that the Jlswai.an jrirls were ail beautiful a;.d tie.ri-fcjfa o!.d just waitiag for AuitrU'uu youth to ak the::i la mar ry. Mini. lJav..v-n denied the interview, nay a Honolulu report in the New Vork Sun, hut it hrought hr a flood of letters from American youths. Here are some .vaiiip.es of her corrBion- rience: "As I see hy the papers that you are representing the Hawaiian isitnd peo ple at the Pan-American expM.ion at itiiiTal- r.i.d M'em to put much strei ;ipoit the iMJ.dcii oppirtunt.es which re afloideil to Aim r.uars lo gain for tine tubules a beautiful w-uinan. I take .ipou m.VM-lf the lihti ty uf addressing' yVJ a vliort epistle vt.t..-er:i the .'liiiifitic eum.itioim of liu iNlai.ds, and aUo the ar! vantages otTt rid one with out nn an. If I am not intruding upon your :.od nature too uiiurh I would be pieced tu hae a rtKpone from you upon tliU Atihjcct and itio theei;tof tranivporiaiion. If 1 van secure the proper information whieh would war--ant one in gotnx there, I would have 10 hesitancy in dointf so. Are the peo ple of the islands o nversant in tht Eiiplihh lanunjfi' and do they mix readily wi:!i the American people?' "Aa you will ee from the let let head, f am a (K ut'.tl ni.d would like, if possi ble, to locate in a ehinulc mildt r thari this. I would he greatly utilised to you if you would tell me whi ther or nut V u eniiMiIer it probable that I would Ilnd a favorable opening for one of rny professii n in the HiwiiiHii ivlnnds. I nn a white man. :t0 years of aye, grad uate of a lir-l-ela dental college (the Chicago Itentiil rolU Re), and have been tti practice four yeara." "I 1111! a friend nf mine would like to heeume H"iii:iiirid w ith one of those irirls. We are both suher and indus tri'Otf men and would thnnk you ever o much if you would do us the favor of sending ui the name and addressee of two piet y Haviiiiiin jrirls, who waul 'nod, ha nd me w h!le hitKliands, as we wUh to eorrr spoil d wllh 1 hem." "I am led to bel'eve thnt ymi would marry if you found th.? rijrhl man. If this be the vnae, I bej? to open a corre Kpoiidetiee to neipiniut us with each other, In order t- ! mtvtrimony. All that I am hxikiih for, is a loving wife.' "He (food enough to let me know how iiueh truth there mny he In the state lent. itf my expcrienei'. eoreritur the !n t six veam, ha pmivineed tne that a ymin ' man of my ae ('') miirht do i - ii side ruble worse t hun tn veleet a wife outside of a cvnintry which pro- luces youuif IihIU k in Ihe middle con dition of life that hum- considerable o be dcsii (d in tint way of intelligence ind morality." "I e you speak of your nice and Im el y llav. aiian (.'irln. who wn nt white husbands. You nay the (.'irU i;re very vealthv. There nr rree i:n'ii. honest md honorable, who would t rude color 'or wealth in this countiy, hi;t verv Tew of t hem Im ve ithuh v to lake t hem o Hawaii. Cniild M '-v ovlv n.cet both h ir coed!' ions mi" h t be Pet t e red." "I am only M, and lately lost v. hnt little money I had Iu an investment with oth'-r gentlemen whieh prm: il 1 failure, and would hue a titt'e itifor mrttion nn the sulreet n whieh the In i'I'imiI article t rent n. Ami i f you would do rnc the honor tu cnlif Men me, 1 will be grateful for the service." 'l am l'1.' yearn old, have had good husinesH training, 11m energetie nnd at inly nnd enn give tlrst-elass refer enei'K. eovering my entire life frmr school davit to the present. I ha 1 never had time to consider inatrinumv but would not be averse to it iindi 1 ceitain conditions, but wmtTi! like th opportunity of growing up with your country. I am five feet seven inehi-r in height, weigh 1.0 pounds, and am well built and in perfect health. Now, if yon can put me in a way to open a correspondence wit h t he proper par ties, I will feel greatly obliged." ntheriiera 'I'ldum llttve Omit. A writer nay a that typical southern era very rnrely have gout iu their low er extr milieu, and he explains hi statement as follows: "The moment one sit s .low r. he looks about for som ohieel upon w!. .h luil.'.ale hiifift usually i" 1 t i u 1 them on a chair or win dow Nil! it indoors or the balustrade il on the p.. r.h or put v.u. .Now, the h ca.ioii i.f ( i.t belii-j timply a ipiestioi .if pee. he gravity, it doe not descend to the f.et because of this habitual elcatinn. If it h.iuld get there it would be oMir.cl 1 1 climb The amah nci-s of : lie s.ut h, 1 foot is account d for in the same w a (hat is, nf emit th south, rn mans font. The women ncer eh - ate I'.ng listi iiu'ti liavr whoppiiur liit- f,.,.i. which they keep plastered rU'ht down on the ground 01 lloor at nil times, as if ufniid of let liiifcT omet!i;j-4 :ia.,y fr- iu them They have gout in 1 heir feet in cuim Huence." N. Y. Press. Iteiai lariiiv l.o nu In Kansas. "JnekV gigantic hunin!k wouhl have attractd eniuj .i 1 a 1 ti eh littb at tent ion iu daspei c 11 nt . w In re 1 he soil is so fcrtiie that alnmst any olo grow I h in i iet a t ioli m;i be l Xpi el t d n cvideiu'e of th s. eeu in a eat o iii'i'i i ceileiiti d I'r.i -I.t. there n: i show 11 in a i a rt h;i e si ore w ii i,- beau pods .nt;e 1 f w ii 1 h are .m in a ill lelifc'th. Th me the pit duet 0(11 IvK'al gulden, ixaiisa.-- t i; Jouruul. A FREE PATTERN ir. tur ewa rlectiln to rrr sob vrihrr. Only 50 cent s var. M CALrS3ti! MAGAZINE A lADUS' MAGAZINE. Sm; tVnutlful r.lo-4 lti; Utnf luiaj, .l-riinul"! (IM 'San, ; ( (f . tfcuacVikl h.i . I ik. etc Si-tv 'iSli.H,.if. hjiJ V lain! Cfjiy -1 4nil itJ Kn4 Km t9im. StTl'.ili, NtilM, SimnV. Vp-isv a . lrv.-a iiiiflV 1 t (lrUk MS CALL Patterns AH itw aji Mtf rurftftf (. mm tfer tittiat m Um it' It Ih... s..,1 ,n at Vr) ur THE McCALL CO.. IIJ-IH-II7 Mot UU SI. Mtl tOM. my The Woman Who Was She had been wrongly directed hy well-meaning friends. "While she was pondering tho situating, she saw a fine healthy woman coming toward her, and asked her: "Do you know where Wellville is?" "Of course I do," was the answer, I live there." The stranger gave Mrs. Roe exact directions as to the way to Wcllvillu and passed on. Hut Mrs. Roe stood still. " Sttpp..se,w she eaid to herself, " that this woman is deceiving me. Perhaps she doesn't live in Wellville or know the way." And while she was still pondering, another woman eaino by and Mrs. lioo accosted her. "How can I get to Wellville?" she a.-ked. Agiin the way was pointed out and the stranger passed on. Hut Mrs. Roe still stood in tho road, wondering whether the directions given her were trustworthy. One would say that -Mrs. Rue must he a very singular woman. She wanted to go to Wellville, could not find the way, and yet doubted the information given her by two of her own sex who had no motive in the world for deceiving her. Hut Mrs. Roe is not at all singular. There are many like her. They are sick and want to he well. Not two women, hut scores and thousands, bay, " We know the way to be. well. Wo aro well after years of sickness, and we can tell you, as a matter of experience, that Dr. Pierce's Favorito Prescription makes weak women- strong and sick women well." Hut still the Mrs. Roes stand hesitating, wondering whether they arc being deceived by tho women who point the way to health. Often there is a natural reason for this doubt and hesi tancy. Directions given by friends have been perhaps fol lowed without result. Perhaps the local physician has said there is no way by whieh you can regain health. Hut a largo number of the women who have been cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription have gone' through the same experience. Friends advised this or that medicine but it failed to cure. Doctors said : " There is 110 hope of health for you," and at the last, the use of "Favorite Prescription" healed disease and restored perfuct and permanent health. "You have my heart-felt thanks for the kind arlvire you sent me," writes Mrs. l'loience Archer, of Knson, Macon Co., Tenn. " Wor.ls fail to express what I emhireil for about eiht years with fe mile trouble. The awful pain that I hail to endure each month, no tongue can express. Thcst? bearing-down pains, backache, heailache, distress in my stomach, niul sores in my breast, cramp in limbs they have all left me and health has taken place of these distressing troubles. What caused them to leave? It was the best medicine on earth Dr. Tierce's Fa vorite Prescription. l''or the first three or four days after tak ing the medicine I eot worse. Had you not told tne that I should be apt to feel worse I never would have taken another dose; but in one week s time I bean to feel better. After taking six bottles of the ' Favorite Prescription ' anil using the local treatment you advised 1 felt like a new woman." Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures womanly diseases. Hundreds of thousands of women testify to that fact. It lias cured in cases where every other available means and medicine had utterly failed to givo more than temporary relief. "Favorite Prescription " establishes regu larity, dries tho drains w hich weaken women, heals inllainiuation and ulceration and cures female weakness. For expectant mothers it has no equal. It prevents or cures morning sickness, trampiilues tho nerves, encourages the appetite and induces refreshing slei'p. It gives great muscular vigor and elasticity and so makes the baby's advent practically painless. It is tho best known tonic for nursing mothers. "Without solicitation from you I feel It my duty to suffering women, to make known the virtues of your 1 Favorite Prescription,' in curing me of a complication of diseases," writes Mrs. Mary J. Weida, of Alleii'.own, Pa., jyt Oak Street. I had heart trouble for atwut three years and was so weak and run-down that I had to force myself to attend to my household duties. The least excitement would cause my heart to ilutter, and during its normal periods it would every now and then seem to lose a beat, which aiterted tne through my whole system, even the r.iisip ; of my hands aliove my head, would make me a. weak that I had to sit down awhile t r cover myself. All these ills have given wav to the cura tive power of your ' Favorite I're-xription.' The greatest relief was received priAr to the coining of my little one, during the six previous experiences I was afflicted with mousing sickness from lieginning to enu of each period, hut after using yo. . remedy for one week, I was entirely relieved of that distressing nldii'tion. No one can appreciate w hat a relief that was, save those who have' actually experienced it." Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. All letters are held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Huiralo, X. Y." If you are led to tho purchase of "Favorite Prescription," because of its re markable cures of other women, do not accept a substitute which has none of these cures to its credit. inc. iu w-.a..w-a.fc, and Wp woll lm polntad out in Of. Pimrco'm ureal work, Tho Paaplo'm Common Sanaa Medical Ad rimer. Thi book contain ovor a thou and largo paoma. and mora than Too Ilium trationa. It la aant ant irmly FREE on rocalfrt of atampa to pay axponao of mailino ONLY. Sand 21 ono-cont atampa for tha booh in paper vovara, or at atampa for tha eloth-bound nounw. Addrcaai DR. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, M. Y. HEAD BACK ACHE LEGS Ache all over. Throat sore, Eyes ami Nose running, slight cough w ith chills ; this is La Grippe. "PainkiUet taken in hot water, sweetened., be fore going to bed, will break it up if taken in time. Tlwa il only one Painkiller. "PERRY OtVIS' " BRIGHT'S DISEASE Tli larsout miiii i'i.i.1 tnr a pti eili tlon. chan.-ni hau l- ii.' S m I tun Cif.'H, AlU. SO, l'.'lU. I lie tri,...r . ToU ad in coin and atm lc $i Il'.'u. 0 i m. i aaa .aul by a imrtv ol hii.iin.i. mmi j. , aap-cflcfur l.riith:' lii(,d-e and I in betrs, hitherto inctiraii! iliM.aifH. Tiivy romniaiuiad tin cr;ein ine,ii liiui o( thn spreiri" N 'V. l.i.W I'lu'V lntervnwl aeoren n to, enrel and t.id it out on ns in,.iii hv pamn; .ivor ihri- dmn c.oe. ,m ihe tren nirni an. I aatcliing liinn. Xhrv ali.i n .t pm iei ins to name ehioiiie. in. in '.! i n . u ! dinilil.lril II aith tin. ;,.., ;.r jiiilu.s. I'p t.. Aiu. J s7 . r . nn vl'.ia tfst ca-ra wen. enlier wrd or r '.r sinu Uvorahl. Tiicrw twins' but Ihiit.n p.'r rent o' ii"ne, II.H paitlra er i ah, ti'-.-.l tha trans.ieti.ni. The i iiuij. il -'e iiixexitatiiiil eoiniiii'le,. ji., n,,. li; i.-nl rroris of C 1 . trut i wr ..u.ilinl an. I r il I ii- m V ,,n pi 1 1 a'i .n. K !il-.. J,.i , riirox o il' 1V. 4i) . iiiri' iirn M. S.Mi h ihii- e I -, Cal. )vtaiT DR. JORDAN'S oatar t mmuBTiT,iiiniifn.ciivf rw i j rMsal Mrraan lb i Wot.! T y '-c1d V IIlAV p-y tnofM .aaanr. L I ,1 .mt .aa Ika , V I 'ia- V - ( ""nf mt WKwCisjuj TlWSMM I :i ? '. a iv a ?T m .'i?i'J?.." r"" ""'" hail "S,mi 0 SWIM 1 CX. tWi Mva St. I K.kUIu at Tbc Ceiuwr oil'n Lost Mrs Richard Roe had started for Wtllville, and had missed the way. "THE MILWAUKIE." (.'initial n unc i'ur the (.'tin an, Mil iim'm r A: St p.; K-iiiw.n', kiitiwn all iv. r tiie I'nicn a lii iir".il KmiUk. niiii.i"g tl... ' .urn d:,v ,, ! l.l ' hi. ..... 'ill .ill; . .. r.i,: '-.i in. :. h All tl.ll: nu- in ; i i Lull n;;. . , ..... in.;'. : a v, i. 'I'lniie. r 1. united" tmiu ' :.l.' beiu-.-en Sr. Paul I iii.'iiia and t inea,;.! ' 1 ' i a' hi in tin. u.-.ilil ' I -.i 1 1 . .-l'i.. .it o ins,!, j ' ' ' ' i 1 ... I I.illt', lls-m. i - in- i . i i i. ,. K im n ' ,'-'..!. ! I . III... l-t. 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