"bubbles OH TH STREAM J
H-e th bubble u they float on tn trm,
Tou ara titer eno movltn ewlMr 00 yout
way:
, tlwB .
I behold you paea, ana
Pint myeelf peaceful M'
Than mri riML 4 V
Be the Mule bubble burttlhf r they i
tart; . . .
Be the bubble th&t bav trouble u they
to.
Each 1 eom on' counterpart,
Euk le doomed to Weal or wo.
Bob ar carried wlin th urrnt, aom
To tru Juont onl ttfe eackea;, m art
dne S IV. IV IW
By the water, which ti Fat.
And th bubble tlt It pwl ,, , . . -Oft
I whirled around torVerlaoaaark,
eluded pool.
While there'! many a Httle fool
Of a bubble that foe floallnf imoothly
past.
Ah, th bubble an but men lew ar
tomed
Fiercely out eln obatrudttoni and ar
.. ... , v ., .,.,.',.,.., .,11- .!:
Bom ar eaet
In th trawMralllla.H
And at leal,
NVheltwr,' jaatly rniuy. It baa tot I e
Far away from where II darted forth or
"ot"
Each frail, bubbl ha la bunt and disap
pear ,
Where tlwriparkl bow and glean
Other ehall appear acaln;
The bubblee eome and a-o upon the itream.
They ar exn.i ' - ' v -.
' - B. Kler. In Chicago Reoord-HeraM. .. ,
MHIH MM !
i TheWay.the
: St0tfear.En4,J
fUllllll IIIIIIHIlH
11
tTTELtr I akd.. a ah
laid
W ' ilown the irayJy-bov'erd niair-
aclne. I wa aorry fo'Uie'tudlhg ol'
th tale, when th frrajrey etaaed to
flaehand thJild.liiiU)'ii'Y- A
"It ia aVpretlj loV, lit. lot6J,,
aha aki. J'O, no, you needn't haka
your head. I'm not aylnK o Juetb
cauie It' your. t'eaiidotStriagluc how
you could write ft." ,
Ten ahd'l'nk',' 'whteaj o4,talr-.
or'abllji 'a'tltuulul" ...!
"Pla'din't mk ur. I wan to
b aeriooi'Whn h" Ibhk at toe ill
ber earnrit way I am helpleu,
"Do that mnmcr,4;lm?" I In
quired, leaning a 1ittU toward ber.
"Crltiiw and Inqntrj. mayr'n
"Inquiry by all rerane. I'm rathee
afraid of your critlelm,ddyiiu know."
8h la yery bright, and her remark
often hlpm,Vlrfkt'UT:of raol.
fUi opened and ahut th magazlM
abeenlly.',. ""''
"Wh 1 wa 'wonderittft,'' he J1,
Sru wKj Vou 'WroU ao rloUty, anil
4lkd ao frtvolouily; whether on
mood wa th rml yonhlid h'o'tiifr'
aham you; and which wu whlchf"
"I think," t proteaUd," "I would
rather har th 6ritldlafn.il vdh Wt
mind. : ,"-.V.'.'.i.
Bh laughd toftly. I Uk hr laugh.
"It la rUir .o fll-trualv,, ,auUon.
Hut I abould ,iry muh Ilk o knnW.
Yo i mean, till" h loiiched tftaj
' book-" UttMl do'h't'jrpuf", I:,,',,'"',,',, ',
"Y V t ald, ,"l uppoa 1 do, 1
id when I wrote it. anyhow." .
"And aiurward.r '
' "I keep my tcrloutnaaa lor aarloua
oocaalona."
"Which U rebuk lor my Inquld
tivaneai, I luppo?" ' Bh Buahed a
tittle. 8b I rthr pale irenarally.
Bom people wouldn't call her good
looking. I do.
"I didn't swan It aoba." I apologtaed.
"I ought to b fittrd at your Inter
it" "In your tale," ah corrected.
"Ia my talei, of eouree. I auppoM
the real anewer ta, that I do not carry
my heart upon my l.H
"Hut you h on, all th name?"
A touch ol wiatlulneai make her voice
perfeot.
"Tryl" I caught her eyei for mo
ment and stopped. I bad made up my
mind to keep hearl-whoU before I met
ber.
"Now lor th crltUUm," ah eon
tlntMd, haeUly.
"Or ai larg an Inavallmeni m I can
land."
"The erltldem muat not b nilaun
daratood. You will remamber, pUaa,
that I Ilk th tale Uk It very muoh,
in fact." I bowed.
"Th orlllcUm la V
"That it I a repetition ol jour other
talee. I gaaped.
"Why, I thought it waa quit differ
ent!" She hook her head. "Freeh
character, freah aoenery, new plot,
original phraaea "
"Tb uutchlnery I different, but the
lory la really the came.
"In what way? In being about a, man
and a woman?
"Yea." I laughed.
"If you can Invent a third kind of per
on," I aald, "I'll utiUt it with pla-
wr. At preaent I haven't made the
fltaoovery."
"Don't be ebaurd. What I mean la
that your men and women alwajr do
u Mine thing."
"Kail In Uv."
! "IiectJy."
"There ar lota ol wayaof doing It,'
I uggtd.
"At th preeent rata you will o.
eihauat them. Whatever will you do
then?"
I lit a cigarett with her pernilaalon
ao ana reneellon.
"I'm hanged If I know. I'v often
wondered niyarlf. Make them fall out
of love, I aiiiioee."
"And when you've xhautd that?"
"Make them foil In again!" She
tamped her foot Impatiently.
"lo you abaelutely rvfue to be
orljrinel? I cannot think you doynur
elf jueticei in keeping to m h a hauk
neyed theme though 1 admit juu do
It vry nicely."
"I might do It better if I h id more
practical experience," I miim-ialed.
There i auuieluing about her big eyra
.Southern Oregon
AH11LAND.0UKU0N.!
Strong Academic
00 area. I'roleaaional
raining of th liighrat
excellence.
Well equipped labora- rV'"4-r.
torlee. Klrat cl.a. train- ) I A Vf;
ing department. Da- Sl!!f,3L
Well equipped labor'
i.'i . i .
mand lor trained teach
era eiceeda the aupply.
Qraduale eaaily aecuia
good poutlona,
Be.otlfol lu-atlon.
Moat dellithtfal climate
on tbeeoMt
Expenae. $130 to 1W
per year. Writ lor
catalogue.
9:
artd the litfl clrAori iV fh"cor'uer of
her mouth which make a fellow lay
that aort ol thing, you know.
"Now, remember our compact," h
warned me. 4Vn wera.nlelired to a
warned m. iVe werejplei
I've had
tale, but It
elwaya broke down.
"-"ThrUeTprnjprflTniTonie compact,"
aid I, "would be a novel them, don't
jrou think?"
"Would It b inlereating enough?"
ekaaakdtfdoiibt fully)
, T'hrM'J I 'Jt Jfronger dfn
iould reave? I propoa to leave out
th lov-mkinir. and you any that the
Intern! would begone." Shedrurumed
upon th tBbJe,wi fiercer, , ,
"Surely there ome other theme? '
I knocked the eah deliberately off my
rijrarette.
"Upon mx;wirdi," J funfij)d, I'm
not eure that there if , Hut, 1,TJ. thijik
oVer it.' ;V .'
Then Wr .brothere cam in and w
Changed the' euhji-el untlll vVa.a'(?oIir.
It U part 'of the compact thaTahf ehotl
ee me out ot th door. " I lnitd
upon It ' - -' '
"Wheat ahall I o mm mdcat a .the re
ult, P''.mj deliberation?.". I naked, io
tfiehall, tJCftmorrowy, . . .,
"I'm iroinpr to Vertker'a"
' "And Wedneaday, I'm due at a
moker. Thurwlny?"-..! t i y
i If vou like."
tThurdiiy,'then"0od'jil(;)it,i(ary.'
It I in the compact Hiat 1 am not to
cail her Ma'Ky.lutl Bo''rWrnetllnM "hi i,ob.!oii I'nll Mali tinzctte. Ahtit
pb)eta,iMimrtrmi ihr'tlDeairY. "' thp.. yur iro a yminjj women f'
tbi occasidn ehrvniy toweexl her heod jhnie ,j,.,.t to n form- uf hl'-inuli
arul JwiU.tuened awj from jjie, Sh flKt nu crw ()f rr.ki w),i,;i, r,..
U awatt.lUftt blooki wJUo pj-olil. ant,;d tri-attiiwiti n"ii ufn-r am en
Iuddenly bent ftverjif,. andTn., (
"How dare you!" ahe cried, holly.
i "I oouldn't help It, Mary: you looked
tempting." Hut ehe ran upstair,
With her face acarlct.
I ahale t h4Hi
called, a ah turned rht'eorner, w
thv6i.fn
any other day."
So I went out, feeling triunipuaiiuy
....!(. K v
wv'"-.. I
tint Thnrerlav I .called. - atid aha 1
wan't out;, hut ahe rccciretl me oool-
y, and kept the tniile ii t. en ua.
'fLook here, Mnry,''fWnn.' "
"Mlaa Mimtagun. if you plil"i .. -
S"! don't pica, Ji. l quitf nttturol
to call a friend by her Chfixiinn name.
Ye a; but people might iiiiaundrr-
atanri, w agreed; and ao "
I'm not r""i tO'lMmlfT to other
pople'a attipdlty." J.U liifllgnanl-
IV a "and I don t oi.inldir thai tiienii-
hip hould hav to be welched and
nifjaaurad in exact word." I hud pre
pared ihia rethark Iwforehid.1' 1
fNo o; perhap,.." knew lit i?
,.ld .core. "UIH, V bound.
.:r rvr-b".'!vUuv..lv,.ide,i hv n,;,,.lti,;
.tt;frl.nd.hlp. Bh. .hut her U.tl.
. A .. I er I
If tou nirau lint Tuedfty
jAi don'tM,o eiiit-itr..
mwrrupieti. iibtv juu
I abbut the atorlea?" "i , i1
KVlYee; I have reasoned out my poal-
Mn -tno.t oarrftitty Mary. on
frowned, but paaned the faiulllarlty.
And your conclusion?"
f- in idr.'J-- ' '
"(II knar nirel": Wnriuen al-Wav Uk
U beeauM he I ure to glv hiuuclf i
away! . "Let me e It."
"Oncondltlon that you read It aloud.
She koked ohjeetloua. "I want to
bear If 1 have got the awing."
Bo aha declaimed aoftly. I think I
aald that aha had a pretty voice.
TO MAHY.
I Mri me a tale of the tempeet at eea.
Full of thunder end llerhtnlnal above.
And the terrnre that tie whtrn th norm-
, wtnda ar Irmm
Dut th end of the atory wea lovet
1 ennir me a ana of a raid In the tlea.
with a lilt of the rlp-rewho ilaye1.
Btrllr a.aln, mike again, and die ntilln
like men!
And the atru.al waa over a maid I
I planned me a play of a mnaarch of feme,
And Me eourtlera in allken attire.
And hie etateemen, who came llae a moth
to the name
For a pair of bright eyea were the flrel
I paeaned the pralee of en hero o oalm,
And eu etrone m the tumult to atand.
When I found me (he charm that tiad
etrenxthened hie arm
It wa only th touch of a hand!
And IT If my heart fur a rnnment he etrorc,
If my tale fur a iiaae rlna iincere.
Or If nut-rite beltinic lo (he play or (he eengw
They are only your echure, my doar!
When ahe came to the lant line her
voice waa very evft, a ml Jiial a little
tearful. I put my hand on her ehoul-
der, and we etmid looking allently at
th paper for a minute. Then I drew
ber geutly to me the way th atone
endl lUack and White.
Hvmdrede of I'laye Offeeod.
Th mailing commit tee of the l'lay
gM'r' eluli, of uninlon, lileh has un
dertaken to aupply (ieorge Alexander
with a play by an author ivhnaa ato
rlea have heretofore not lieeu atanl,
up to date, ha lead over lino pluva
Mr. Alexaiiiler' offer to prmiuee
auoh a play by an unknown author
wn In the tin I lire of a challenge
wnereliy he wiahuil to dlaprove the
eli a r go tliat maiiaKera neglected the
work of unknown plnywfitrhta. The
eotmnittee at UII haa mure than lixl
manuacrlpt which have not been
read.
Th erWry of the eotninlttee
.ay. that o far ix play have 1 n
elm'ted. Two of theee v.er liy well
known writer who had not written
a play Imfnre. The other four were
by unknown writer. Three out of
the all author were women.
What More Niil.le (llot
"The only olijetlon," aald Hie alern
parent, "I hate ntfainat the young
man, my dear child, is that he hna no
nnhln ambition no high or worthy
ol.Jm t ill life."
"Why. papa, how can you any that?
Ho want me!" Stray ritorlea.
. Kaalee Maid lt Hone.
Th Kronen have ilieeonred that
thy cun Invude Kitk'tand with cane,
but It I frog' lega lo tieefetenka,
ava the t'lucigo Tiihuue, that they
State Normal School.
y,r,i
i -Soft
i j . i. . . . -
narness
T-i&n jrmk jour fcuv j&lir
HA) u toft m BLova
wins tr it civ A uir
Otl. TvU AMI
lenctlifwi 1U itfewuhnvKu It
EUREKA
Hsrnes:
J ttiaVe t poor lookfn? har
1 t)Mi Ilk nw. Uil t4f
' fir. Lavr txflhyil oil,
twclftily piwrparMt 10 Wlli
f BV)4 ererrwher
t In rniM imII iiwi
Mid bf 8TAKCAR0 0!L CO. U5.
QUEER FORM OF nYSTERliT'.
Bemnrkuteli' Maniriiittlin lr Wont
ea In a TurkUb Tov? 14 , .t
Ala Minor,
Dr. JJuiiojHitili'K, , rn-lSiml prnctl
tiuncr '( (f n;. Low a of Kutiihitt.iri Arfi.i
Minor,, n.'r.jN t.- i rpyrua j(;urni-l
jMirticiiln: t '.f uii "t'iutTuic" ranjfJiilf.
iwotrvi'i .f ( tov. a, winch Jm proi.-
aLiy rcr'riJ.-! HI inndcrn (X;. i-r;-
C1IW krtrK a ?ifri-ftnd-;nt of 11;
bgiin to hiveouirh like cat m. w
Olid id six llioiitl.s tin re Mi re )
women In the town ntT -eteil v. it'i
wlint may lie deKcrilMMl aniuifl Me-,
!co't;fliH, cecdiiL'(.t riirini!. llf.iny.f
,y f,,x j,,,.!,,,, the i;,t.
r. I)ii!iopoiil':,s any tl.at to lie in a
ru, , iitunbur. : of , Oi, m:
111. !
17V im ii vyti urn- nil v A in: I iuiii i
Of I1 .
fort'Ht Of II HH'MlfflTil". P'JIIH'
nfffc'led, but the vlctlnm anr rn'? y
womou, .vliich M intc-Hiyiblo IS , t .e
doctor' tlicorv in corrc-t, tlnit t'
dihinxe, for which he voiiiIkh, Ik u
form of. Iniitutivn hyMli rin.
TEARS THAT "ONIONS BiilKG.
Tkex Mar I' Avnliteil by lb rollixv-
Inw . ICnentlniily !luipl
' levlee.
The diKtrefifling flow if tciira ns
well tliu uui.rlliig of tin- cyi'H ll.i.l
lllt,.t )... .r.i.iirirtr himiiiiu f. r
... . . . .
,L,
( . vw
The piin'Mit otlor
whlcli nlTi'cta the dt'Ucati' incii:hi-i.:ie
" '
' .
Irr: -
ing the eyt'K Is dut1 ti a
IpiuirotiN on whii'ii viimmit'N rit:i-
ly when the, tifMm of tlif wy i.mx
la broken in any way. To nvnlil tl,
tillccta uf this vupor U ea:.y if u
amull pnrrd potato U xtui-k in thi)
end uf tlio Kuifc with wliiili Ihu put
ting J done, , A ehcuiii'iil ulliniij, u;
tracti) the fmiiea mid their jni ."i in e
l ' not iniinifi Kt to the operiitor till
' ,.,.,,,:,. .,.,., n ,. i
rvudilv ri'pluceil ly nnotlier.
OniojifH 11 r auitntjf tht' Inii wt iutvp
tonli'H vi Imvt', uiul if hpritt nnitiim
are clioiijii'd 11 ml Kpn-ad lift in
elU'i'd ltrail mid Itutti-r lli form a
ftniil wifli u hirli, if ratrn tit hiip( r
tlnit', will tlo 11 lrivut iltnl tnwjiril iu
eurinjs' 11 goutl nitiht'it hlrt'p.
Ntnrr 4iiit K IIU i'rr.
Kxpcrli lnii' ruiiu lo t hi- r
Hi on that whitt ktl'.-s hii thiiii.v tr
Lnndon 1h lint Mini Iliiki'K np the
of nir it the ilr.'H'lit. Imt tlic
eu, w.iuli iitim-ks ihr rtn.ts,
nelli
es In
u ii n t
Hint
Mu tri't1 stMin ii lice-, and cl i-h.
Itt'lttiunttdliiM' Mil 4a it 11.
HiHi'i.'ul'ii.ii'i w n 1 lu1 first Kt'iiiitn
(ni lor to wear a silk h ;i ii.h-nt . In
the e:ir A. l. hi' h:i 1 n -i 1 U i'.ni,
niudt'. in whirli lit' iim iircil In ui ti. u.
il ih! w In i h ru iiki-tt ru vt- sea inhil uniting
iUiiil tliU rly Komaii rini'tm.
GASSING TREES FOR INSECTS
Ornnutt Ort'hurcta lu llvc
th Trrra.
Th I'nlti'd Stfttci tlrpurtiniMit of
afrlt'tilt uro Iiam just rcMirt'il on a
unliiu uiul t'tTrctivo imthiMl for kill
the cnv inmt tH uhi h arc ;hih-
iijf ho imirh (tcMti lift inn to oraiif
triori In Ciilifurnitv. Th,. principal
in ii jr. v i the extraction of the jnic
of t ho tree. An tin- st-nlc InmTt In
n iihti pumping inat-!ii:n-, it i:t c n
tinnall.v fthhurlnmr the Mip fr 'in the
Irvo., Thrri' ih likt-win- a poiwmuiitf
enmctl hy the irritation exntt'i! dv
tlio u tk of the .iiM i-t, t-r Hoinc liiiintl
iiitt'tit throurh ti,i- Mime.
It hait now tn-i n f. unil that the
only Hurt' mi'iinn of th ;t inv iiijf ihrsc
pt-Mtfi in hy sulijfi't injr them tt the
fumt'et of hyili'ofvunu' nt-it! a, ciuii
nionly tlcfiafiuitcil a.i "avsini: " l-fr
inorit pt -u t.f Mi'ttli ,1 (uMH'ta one
tfood piivftiiii-, wti.'ii don,- at thr riht
m-nson, "ill aliii.'hl, tf not tpiitc, i t
tcrinitiati1 them.
I'hc treat incut rtuitistn in itudo.
In? a tree at niht with n tent a nl
ft Mil.) the latter with the poi'on-'ii,
fiuneti i'eneiatttl hy treating retltiii!
pot;inslum oyniiide, ,w r rent.
Htreiitfth, with coinnien ial nulphiiiie
arid, M per cent., nnd water. Ihe
proportions of tho ehendealii hh v. w
en. ployed In Cnlliornin are eoiisid, r
aldv in eeen of the anioiintri r eom
mended n few year mine.
Kor fttnall trees ordinary earthen
war venseln ftre Uhed to generate the
unn. For larifer oiu's, re.tH riii
lint vy dohe, tall wooilen pa IN are
Mijdoyed. two treiift n torn h i. i u?,d.
Tiie vxtit-inely danger mm nature of
the Kim d, inn in! h that the a t ,s(
caution .hou!d U taken to m id n
haling it hv an opt i.it. r, The tieat
nient U niade at nirlit, and tV per
.on haiiiMihr the chemicaN h- I.N nil
the tent and ,pnekly iln.pii il.'
cyanide into the ifv nei at or and
in it ken a prompt exit. "Hie -isMii,-It.
often done for eultt.at, jM.
di ill ii. tin w ho tunke n ret: n! ir Imii
liH of it, chaiK'nv a tii ' rat: per
tree, depending on ie. rur. in, from
ten ochth t' ihdiar or more.
About NO tret o( tlic hirwent sie,
30 feet hitv'h r th. r, a!, utn, can he
trented in it ni:ht w.tlt an et(iinineut
of 1'. T 15 tell!. NY. Mi (rmiHer tree,
thr l: tun or r w Inch cm 1- t ' n el in
Ik Mnete nicht ih cry roi -.''in'ne. It
Mt! IMoi h' to r-;'s 1 ' t.
treei. nverttKHic tvi ft t in hc:;!it( in
11 or 12 hnura, eiuj n about 40
rUi ir tents,
1hi-r OiIt Tiller.
The Chimne lnu.h i cot a hearty
or iu ei.;M'eMiive th 1 i'i.an or
Ann r rn'i. It in vftt r i r . r ' San
IfrllUloe outl'tirnt of lot l I I. u i-l. I See,'
la ItUle ehaiMctt r ur force in it - .. V.
Buu.
1 1
rva
re n
all!lwwW
.. .: -: '
kills, not nctewar.Ty jujilenly,
but si rely. It prey upon the
ime!J'--ctu;J poweit ,i;iorc than
we fealizr, , It unsur.c tlic
viti.';ry fit(.r than nature ca'l
replenish it, anil vc cannyt teil
just vh:.t tnoinciit a temporary
or. complete aberration of tbe
ininj v ill mult. HcaJacbe anJ
pain ihoiilil be proinptly re
rnoved but properly. Many
pain cures are more Iiarmul
than the pain. Beware. If
you would be safe, take
'
I
.
.
,
mv Pam Pilli
we
As a teault of betw.itgiaj l'.U 11
: -Ji;lit of my ri'ht tye, ami the pain I
h.i'vc suffered is hiu'mprthj-nMlile, le-'
, ifiQ "ttined 1" t.ikc opuues aiftiost con-'
tinuaily.' A fiiejul ave me w.e of i'r. .
:M;!cl ai.i lJiili cud It proniiilly re-
lli-ved me. I then purt-hase lekvsxaiid1
now my truuhle it tf"(ic. . 'I Ury iiave
uLso tiiicri my rlaur!it t ol nnvnus
heail lie, an'l I heartily rrconimmU
tiicin to oliicrii' W. J. CuKLty, lite
'moiidl'cKU. Sold by Drueitta. as Doms, 25c
Dr. Mile Medical Co., Elkhart, jnrf.'
A Few Pointer.
Thn ri-ciiitHtaliiit of the puinUf I'f
leiitlia fliow that tiio large majority (lie
wtih cnntmuiptimi. Una (liHeaie may
oi(iiiine with an appxriffilly harniliiaa
loiitili which inn h cured inntanlly by
Kninp'a I'.iiluani ' for, tlx lltroat ami
l.unhM, wliieli in guiiriinteeil to cure ami
relieve ail canca. Trice 2ic. ami BOc.
Kof ai'lo hy all driiKilinln.
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOB
DESSERT? ..
This n ileal nut arises In the family
very iU, Let us answer it to-day.
Try Jell-O, a (lellcffins anil healthful
ili H.eorl. I'reparvd 111 two minuter No
huilitii;! no hading! aiinply add boiling
water ami aet to cool. Unvoro: !.tn-
011, wuige, Itaelicrrv and blraw terry.
!et a packaite al your giouera to-lay
HI r'.
' A urvp ljHtory.
It Ih a inyntcry wliy wotnin endure
HaiikacliB, HeRdHchH, NtrvotiinenB.
Hit epIcffeiifHfl, Molatn'holy, Fainting and
lhf.y NpHlft when thniinndfl Iuva
proved tlini Klwtric IlittHrt will fj'ttckly
L'liio mt h Ironhlfcu. "I rWflYrort for
yearn with kidney trouhl,," wrlteu Mrs.
i'hebw Churluy, of I'etrrHon, la., "and a
latne bark pained mu bo I could not
tiietH luymdf, but Kleelric IlitlerH wholly
curtd me, ami, although 7 ye ir? old, 1
now am now aMo to dn all my InniMe
work," It overcomei Conptipation, im
pioviH Appetite, l.!V;j9 perfnet liealth.
Only T)0i at Dr. Kremer'n uu$ nlore.
Graln-O! Grain O!
lii'itiemher that name when yuu want
a delit ifniH, appetizing, noiirinliin fmxl
drink to take the placu of eoifee, Sold
by all LiroeerH ami liked bv ull who have
lined it, (Irain O iu nntde of p'iro Hr,'n
it ttidu dieHtioii mid etreiinihenB the
iierveH. Il in not a Mi umlaut Mil a
health builder and tin children kh well
an the adiiltH can diink it with great
tu nc (U, ("oh in about '4 at tnm li bh
ci lire. l'f. and 'J jo, per packagn. Auk
your KrtH'cr for (trniit-O.
Tniuavn for ft I.rKl?a linn.
"1 have nn aunt, a dear old noul,
who ttoea th inoM remarkable thinifK
in the name of charity," mid a I'hil
ndtdphlan. "She alwnya haa hoju'1
ainrrin family to attend to. She
woe Id be ipiite nt a loa without a
m arvitifT family. SonietimeH I know
nim it dreadfully Imposed upon, but
you couldn't convince her of that.
ne day l.tt week she eanie to ine
uiul miid: 'Nephew, have yon nn old
pair of t r tunic ru you don't want ?'
'NVbat do you want a pnlr of tnniserb
for? I imked. T k'v' a poor
man who hain't any b',' nhe re
I 'ied. It was nil I uould do to Ue-'p
from buii.'hiiiir in her face, but I eon
trolled myself and aald: 'Why, yen;
I can let yi'U have nn old pair of
Iiiminitn, and an old pair of diot'i,
tool' K.ven then the abiturdity of it
didn't strike her. 'Oh, you are no
pM.d!' she exclaimed. And she went
pwny with the trniisci-M and shoea for
tin poor man who didn't have any
I..'" rhilHd. d.diin liecrd.
When the wall is out ot l uub the
b'.iil lint; is i.ioieor less utiNile, ami tho
lu,;!icr the wait is e.tmv-d nut o the (er
t iiili. ;il ar tlic ;rt atei the d.oier ol cob
lap-ec. It's aUuit Mtwith the health; it
is out ot" plumb when tlic dicesiiou is
impaired, w hen
I I. .. . .. .u .. ,1,,M
'.ii-is!i leel-.tiv;,
st 1 1 h ner vtMisiie-n.
V- v.
iitil.iodity a 11 d
I e e ; t c t a n e s,
I'vcry t! iv that
these m miuoMis
aie ncte Led m
c.eases the liahll-
to p h sic a 1
olIap-c
1 r 1' t c rc r '
o n ;.,.iu"al
: 'wovcry 1 u 1 ch
1 i s e a e k ot tho
ilom.telt and oi'ict
w tij td il'ri-
Lion and uc't v-w.
pin i:ics th;' I .14 ;
u v, nttlahilitv and
lit UlaJ the tllMMM J
-:nate.
n 1 t .mcs nervoM
.suvplenent by
in wliivli thev
" I .11 ttov
t
i-1 tint !.! nti-'iiv.'
t It K W iMW ! M.i
lu..;., tu &'. mi icioiij
Cokimumi Stnr Medten!
viu'.aininy; l,xS -a,
K-nd i oiu -tv.it ; in.p
i.olin !'..', lot the Uk-'Vi
, or i .tt.tmiv' ter the
;io I'
viM-r,
;iiti
...,1,'
a l.
Ml -.1
ft
BEES TO KILL MICE.
Agricultural'
: AUy in
Department Plndi
the Philippines.
ff1l of thm ! to B PolMav
owa to too IwaU Aolamla-WlU
Bm lutrooacl lato Ttta
Cusntrr.
- The . (friculttu-al (Wpartment at
jYrtahing'toii ia to make a determined
1 AtcneU npoq ttia AmeTicaa fiM
moue. His extermination in certain
loctllhiea haa bee:i reaolwV uirtn and
the lMiilippine bumbteiwo 1 to . be
brout-ht into erie o tUo ecu-
i oner. ..r- ' y
, Tliia wit a tho atatcment ,mado by
Vrof. C. II. Kiley, of the department.
who paused through hiejik-o Iat
wek en route to San Krauciaco'aiid
ll.o f'hilioi.fnew. Pro. ' W.e. of Ihe
diviFffm of entoinnlopy, will devote?!
a year in the Thilii pin?e tr the atudyi
of iur and inweeta- ot tho rel.ip!i-U
ai?o. The "humniinaj bird'V butuble-
bec of the IMriUpidiwa will .be 'i
hn. main objects of hit intmiry Itj
is pUtfined to import th l"iff ;e ft' i
Xhft I'hilippinea . into the United
1-!
rentes that he may make wnr Upon
X mfirnri fltM tnoilKti. A r of lent
Vhieti haa uatiaedtthe fnrnwtra of the!'
niMintry a lose of thouaarKta of ooi-
larai- . - ' ' '
Ir la an old nyug araonff . farnv
jpra aaid Prof. Hiley, reports a Chi
eao papur, Mthat when there Js plen
ty of clover there are Iota of bumble
bcea. j What ihe firmer renljy meajia
ia that when there are Iota of bum-bredri-e;
there ia plenty oT olovief; He
mi'ht curry hlothnic firtljer by aay-
lnr that when if! eld mice are scarce
Out .-are plenty of buinhlebece, and
'.i'VtjySien therti nrti plenty ;of cats
there nn; few field mice.
"In order to rnv the ehiver erope
of the rountry ,the npricyltufal., de-!
(tartniont hna the choice of two
tlilrlL'., 'tri increase the mimber of
nta tu the country, whitdi-will da
rt roy the fiold nifjua. or , ta take
iwny from the rodent hia aupply of
winter food. Rither inethtMl if auc
?t'Hful would rVrtnlt hi a 'aln of
thotiaari'iti of dollarn t the farmers.
The field mo line U very fond of biuu-
. blebee honey and mmur Jwaos an op
portunity to deprive the inaect uf .the
rewards of hia work. The honey
taken away from the bumblebee
?nu.ea him to,. Jjerlt.h ilu, tlici winter
, tima., , IIuco a ahurt clovur enjp for
the bnmblvbee is a carrier of pollen
from imu clover plant ' to another.
Tht; when there are lots of bumble
bees elover comes to perfection.1" If
the fluid mouse haa destroyed the
bum b lee lieu -there U no- insect thai
can do. lta work In the suinmer time
and the farmers, lose accordingly. I
Tliia is not only true of clover, but.
many other plants.
'Ve hold that the hnmblebei Is ft
talnable "member of insect aodety
and' thai the field mouse 1s a worth-
li-Hrt acninp who likes n (rood dinner
but doc -1 not want to work for it.
"Ihe Philippine bumbl:dve Is an
entirely different ir.Foot from hia
American coukIti. He ia fully an inch
"Mil a half Ion? nnd look like a
o.imli bird. He is fell of hnsinc.- nnd
h.iH no fear of auidi a anmll aiunml
ns the field mourn. He bi n hnrmlens
felhov wh.-n let alone, but lifs. atliifr
U dt td'y to smaller forma of ani
mal life. He will furht for his own
w.th the tenacity of a puillist find
nny niiHt TiipulouK field mouse tnvnd
1n bin dm:.. tin will have to flnt for
everythhi,' he lm ta.
"A field n-tvi-e aftr reeelvlnjf the
atinjc 'f a I'hilippii'e bumbhdee would
m 'it'h iv.si niblt: the wreelo'd appear
ance of some of our col't je boys aft
er the Tlni'lf -ri;t! footh.il prune.
He would have to h.v up for repair.
"It is the intension -f tin agricul
tural dtpartpienl to introduce this
bee into the, 1'nifrd States if rliimvtlc
conditions will permit. He will be
lit to Ihe warmer pnrtH of the
e 'intry i,t firMt, where he nmy rrad
utillv U-eome hardened to the more
Kcvere c! in in to. It is then hoped ho
will yrow mid spread until he covers
tlie entiiu country. The department
nun it m eye upon other intent.' in the
Philippines which may prove of value
to niiricult iral interests. There are
set era I varieties of honey Itve which
will be piven a trial. A sieeiea of
tree toad, which hna n deadly antip
athy for certain kinds of citrus in
s eta. will be introduced into wouth-
nrn California with the hope thai It
may be uaeful in Ihe ekterinination
of the black or armored scale, which
ban caused so erent a toss to fruit
4,-rowin iitteicU of Inle years."
Nriclwel nt WitltV'a MHntiint.
It ia Had," writes a 'Joehec Ofr
reondent of the London 1'ost, "to
see tho state of Wdfe's monument
to-day. Knnk L t ,.rrvs hit h In
side the misty and worn iron raillnira.
The column i.-i cracki d. .ind if noth
iiiir be d one m i.st soon perish. The
monument, a simple column with a
helmet m nd n ord on the top, and
its inscription: 'Wolfe died here,
victorious, 13 Sept, 175V Is sublime
in Ha
Minp'ieity."
Th Pnri
A Ciuiut 1 y ei 1
it w ntt to rcai! h '
nn rnii': f 1 ;. t
ttn VitntrtV
; man whne custom
-t r-m. .ns. nr v Su;o!a v
h! ma n nseri :'E . He
del rmint .! t.
1 11 lt h th c 'i j : n i. .11
c . .; 1 ' hf aecu din; 1
into hi confU. i,.
snn ounce !; "M
ii:C I in c eome
frit rd., this m.-rn
wiihoui nn seinion
So ou must tnke what the Lord
me. Hut to-nitrht 1 will eomt bittn
prepared.'
tlter tn roloraiio.
Heaver have become s.i numerous
in folorado that the ratuhmen want
them killed olT lo save their pi op-
A FREE PATTERN
(tosi own ril-iim1 in tr ash
cribei. OuIt Jt cemt a Tr.
MS CALLS
MAGAZINE
A LADItS' M4G.4ZIL
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. ' M ( cK, or, n4 s tt Utrat fcF
L)J atU atali imri jc Iiaj.
Ntrlud, KtlaMs Slaip1, t'p-trw
dlt Kv'ru'mttm nj AhNntatal
PTlKl-rittina t,t,i Patter us.
MS CALL
,riAZArt 1
B I . eareri-r 1 a
miitiiNd
41 sMn pfrfsrtlvf. isa
las tUttdSt sm lavf.
K el It, (t.M hlk
, lo ih ,l rr aMMtj rrM j7
V J titan, be I.. Ir'iel
THE McCAtl CO..
II J-lli-117 Vmt Hit Jt. M ton
?b7 J3- e7,rtr.c- r4w!, &mt7 '
PcotXi wfib trave! "and
" liaLIo to" hav:'dyppsi
trouble." " They have toi
' The train 'won't stop'fof
train "tops, a;id jn general the"i?od hurriedly swallowed in tho
" ten-, miniites for ref rlmu-nts " is of an indigestible character.
It is Kniiill.caiiau fur wonder that under such conditions the
stomach becouios-diaordtred and diseased. One of the peculiar
features of the times is tb;it thi3 scores and thousands of people
whadan't have to travel persjatn living as if they did. , They
cat at home or tn llie-feaurant as if the time for refreshment
va liniitd' to ten mimitiis and-thcy were in momentary expec
tatioifofThe 'ffalF; "-All aboard!" to break in upon their hur
ried meal.' "The very'h'atural tSUBsequenee of this way oT living
is to recruit the Vreat array of dvspeiitics. Dyspepsia has many
' 'stages which faiige from
anil physical wreck.
heaUh and, hajijimess.
disease effecting only
But as matter of ict tlie dueise alleots the whole body. It
, Ctuwa phyki4 Jawituife,: mental dullness and( depress.iiin, head
. ache, uuisoular.daliility and constipation or irt-egularity. It is
one of the greatest handicaps to human happiness and useful-
H
new the world knows; ' -
Side by side with these!
bt cured, has been citted,
Pierco'S Golden Medical JJiovery. It cures dyspepsia at
"fetawj aSiiT the inly differorico benrecn" die enre of an old
obstinate cao of dN-suepJia nnd tho disease in its beginning, is
difference of time.'' It takes longer to cure a disease which has
hail venrs perhaps in. 'which to root and a disease whieh has
only just begun tp ehow ilself. Hut so uniform are) retirite"
obtained by the use, of
covery . that Jt may be aihriued that in ninety-eight per
cent. of,.CiUies a. perfuct. and permrlnerit cure will bo obtained.-
Il always help It almost always enrei ,! '
Mr. Neil Ndeoil j the celebrated Irisli CoBiinedian aud Mimic,
of 577 Koydj;U Street, Camden, N. J., writes: "We-fulfilled an
win ienient of twelve wseka, nnd tlie constant traveling Rave me
a Kid touch of that dreaded disease callerl'dysprpsiii. I had tried everything
Trmibte to enre it tilt lait wjea while playing at Ii. K. Keeth's Bijou Theatre,
I'hil.iiblpliia, in the Selam t rio, a protessiunal friend of mine advised me to
try Dr. l'ierce's Gjldi;n Meiljcal Discovery. I tried it, and, thanlt God, with
(ixl results. ' j
'"H.ivinf; seeri the advtrfilement of y'oiir 'COldert MerHcal Discovery,' and
being a great sufferer from jthe effects of stomach trouble for the past eigltt
venrs. I concluded ta trv.rattr ineilicine," writes Mr. W. A. Maxwell, of Marsh.
field, Coos Co., Oregon. "Miad tried almost every known remedy, and also
consulted with tire hest mclical skill attainable, but all without any relief.
After reading toie of yout singulars I concluded to try-Oiu; botUe of Dr. Pierce'. .
Goldea Heihcal Discovery, ' After taking one bottle I felt so relieved it induced
continue. Am now on the Ijmrtli bottle and have not had a sjiell of bloating or "acid
stomach "'(which was very painful) for the last six weeks. Before the use of your medicine
I was in dread of every mealtime, for in twenty ininates! after 'eating I would lie racked
with pain. Indigestion. wa$ my principal ailment, and I have been also terribly afflicted
with asthma, which, I belief, was brought on through the medium of indigestion. Now,
as I .tilted, after' having usisl four liottles of your medicine, I have not had an attack of
sour stomach or painful1 Minting, aud my asthma,. has just about disappeared. In fact, j
feel belter now than for the1 Just ten year.'' "'. t
The cares effected by jthe use of "Gohfen Wcdical Discovery are real and
lnstliig.-- A mrguJmrwb4 of the so-called "remedies" offered for dyspepsia, are
mere jwlliativvSi1 The' hiost thev can do is to give some temporary relief from
iihysical discomfort.. But the "Discovery" makes a perfect anil permanent cure,
t does this because it is much more than a mere medicine for dyspepsia. It
cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It
cures diseases of organs seemingly remote from the stomach, but which in reality
have their origin in a diseased condition of tlie stomach and its allied organs.
Thus with the cure of dyspepsia and stomach "trouble " comes tho cure of dis
I
Tit :
e-'T
iWr, etoi
l,r,
,1
Sore Throat F
Don't delay; serious bronchiid
trouble or diphtheria may develop,
i ne only sate way is to apply
a remedy you can depend upon.
Wrap tlie ihro.it with a dot h wet
in it Injure retiring, and it will be
well in the morning.
There b only one Painkiller,
HEIGHT'S DISEASE
Tlie lariiet sum evrr raid lor a pre
terintion, clieni d hands in ."-.in l in
cim ii. An.'. .'10. I'.idl. The tramu-r in
volved in roin and atoek 1 IJ.."hVi 0 i aiai
wan paid ly a l artv i,l hu-mee m'ii I i
aiciHcfor brmlii's l'.n.ae and lu,i
tiua, hllhi'rto inctirubltMli-.ea'-e.
'I'tiey eniiitnenred the pi-r:ou invt-eii
si ion ol Ihe eiMtic Nov. IS, p.HKl I
Thev lntervie.t i'ori.e ef tli cured 1
- ...,..,.,,. ... ..a ... ,. iiik ,
ill
III I. i ..II. 1 I H I
U i 1 11
uTt-r inrri. iimrn L-ant'B on ine irea infill ;ive to mu an i
and wall hint them. Thev alto jm phv- !iMre:iy nn. n 'h i
ii-iana lo nan e rhronie, incuraol can-n, 1 xi. .aneahii f
eu i aiiiiiiui.wireii u wun ine iilivvfiftn
lor itlilce. I ii to Auj. K7 ivr iftii I
cae were eitiitr weil oi
i.r.:r"ainii fuvorablv.
There tiii)i bnt thiitejn p,.r i-nt o:
faiuirea, Ihe parlire were famlird and
iU.eil the Iraiiai-tion; lTie pnxee.linK
)l il invejtivulinir runiiniliee and the
liiii.-! repnrle ol the Iret rae wern
imi.lialieil and aid tie mailed frve nn
4pi lii-aiinn. A.ldrea John J. r i i.tos
'o il' ht, t:M Moiunomery Jt. San Kian
c i, Cel.
DR. JOTtCAN'S oarer
!!fDSEUU OF MXIV&V
"'., at ry atriiN
" m pawr rmrmd T OiM
WIla aa fM) Lt. aaat-J (tafcr.
0. e-OSOAN-O.Si'SiSOF K.llii
eteeiLMiitMutkiT e.,.
b.rM.iM'l, mt ll,r. (
ti.e -l M. " t;-m
.i im i eiu. ri.
I - - rHiiMHmi mi 1
3. KMOM CO. r01 tkwft -. t .
iflh irst v-e were ..iiiier iflliJ"'1'9 ,"',!!' "hin the Slat
art sxtntitnii PO the road are very
v . - - I t am
br b iftiM -etorm of "stomach
live as they can, not as they would.
them to eat, they must eat when the
jnero discomfort to uitefiiiinlal Thiaery I ." 1
iJut at any stage dyspepsia is a menacu
'. Ordinarflj wo think of dyspepsia as
4he organs of digestion and nutrition.
f4" therfy another : Ihapiytift-Hi
and i .J OukJ :by Uie
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eases ot liver, kidneys, heart, lungs, and other or
gans, when these diseases, as is often the case, have
their cause in the diseased condition of tho organs
of digestion and nutrition.
Sometimes a dealer, tempted by tho little more
profit paid on the sale of less meritorious medicine,
will offer tho customer a substitute as being "just
as good " as the " Discovery." It is better for him
because it pays better, but it is not as good for you,
if you want, the medicine that has cured others, and
which you believe will cure you.
If you are looking for a laxative which is gentle
in actum and effective in results, try Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. '
Dr. l'ierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1008
large pages, is scntVfe on receipt of stamps to pay
cxpeiiae of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps
for cloth-bound volume, or only 21 stamps for tlie
book in paper covers.
Address : Dr. R. V. Tieik e, Buffalo, X. Y.
"THE
MILWAUKIE."
A fiitn illiir infin- f,,r the (.'hi. ao, Mil-
an il i-eAM I'.iiil Haiiw.ir, knoAn all 1
iin-i the I'nii.n uh the liieal U.iilway j
riu.ni: f li.i- "l'n..i,.. r I.iiniic.l" iraine.
evrv day nn.l nijit belwet n St. I'anl j
: I liiea.-., ai:d Hi islia an ! t'lnrinio, !
I !
iilv innli.t tra'lH in tl.e world. ' :
I'r.iK i -Miiti.1 : l'iniii ..ii.ii!i are made
wi;ti All Ti.inF-i.nt.iicr.'.al Lint-, ai-vir-ir.K
tu pasf.'iiii ik (in.. Iic,i ai-iviee knovni
I.uiiiin.ini on. I ivm ;c livlitn, s,un
!n at. of a verily ..UrtU. d bv no oilntr
tine.
t-ee lint your tKki-t n a la via "The
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thu I'uittil Siini-n' or i Hiui'a. All tick
et ih.-..i:b hi iI l!n !ii.
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Trav. . ,-t.
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t' enil A.'fnl,
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SOTIiT. (IK INTENTION TO Willi.
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