Moro bulletin., October 02, 1902, Image 4

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE GREAT O r V J J O M
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VIEW IN THE BEAUMONT G il. FIRED SFIND1.K TOP DISTRICT RECENTLY SW EPT BY FINK.
«HE nxvnt di«a»trvu» fir» in th«' B auniout >>il Kc!J xg.x,a attract* pu'.«li«? attention to a <>»ru«-r <«f the Ftilt««l State«
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. : «« .1 : 1 . 11 ..»>'•» to a.i I’, .« »,• . . r rv .o i.i-« , f . l . X it
«» ■ < < n \ ••w li I-« ' .1 a.« : i <■»» t.... •« tw «« »<-.«!
<J* o il h».| pr»v i»u«sty bova
f«»un I at C«»r>i«-aua. bat it «;.» n«»t till Jan. Bi. BXH. that k. F. I n »-.-«», twirl ug ••«
Spit,die Top hill, strut k eushing oil at a 4- pth ««f l.JfiM f«-et. Th«- pro**» ire was *vi<-h that a stream of oil shot ,75 feet Into
tin* air. Alm--»t iuxmedlsteb »(wcaUtoni an4 oil exiwrts gathered from all ¡art* of the rouutry. l-vu.l was bought or
lo.i- • ■ at a rai l\t lner«as :•< srsle of pri »•*. The Beatty wall was th< «x-w.-ul to “route io." Ou March 2tl an«, April 3
the Guffey well» struck «at The lligg iv» eotupany found o„ on April (k the G«ff»y »»■ pony completed a »«son«]
w . - l l on April S. a><4 en April IS the IleywuoJ »ell t«egan to flow.
F.a.-a new w.ll lucre .t-wd the e\«iteinent. not uuly iu
l'..a.:.n«>ut. but in all parts of th«' Vulted States, an«, interest in the in.« »«• «ns w«-!l» w.is >.-»n felt in Kur«>|>e.
It was «ereral day» before the Lu-a» well **« e«4 under <ro: trol, and it was n««t until the pi;» »as au-ik l»elow the
cap reck that it w ■«» safe from being «dogged with »and. Some of the wells »i«out«d .leail'y gas at l is t and »«»me of them
«teiuged the hill with oil before they r««uld he eontroll«»,. Vp to August, llkil, twe nty well* »««re yielding «»I. In that
nionth tw< nty-tiv,- were added and in Sepicui'.x'r nineteen. Dir ng the latter part of 1IMI an.I the fir*t part of thia year
a.s«ies <»f other well.« Iwgan to produce. In the meantime Boanmoiit has grown into a I xmui «ity.
All the weUa were found ou SptiuFe Top within a radios of h i f a uiiie, ll.indrvda of place*« were trl«d outside of
thi» limit«», area. but without favorable result». lL-ni.h-a hun,r«d< of «»I, rornpaui«-». geuuioe and fake, many utanu-
(»«taring oxmpinie» hare sprung into existence aa a result of th«» «1,•«.»>»ery of oil. l*lpe Uuea w<«re built to the railway
and to tidewater at F«»rt Arthur only «¡iti-co mile» «•(slant. A lively deuiar.,1 f««r the oil as fuel ««. u ar««ae. Manufa«.'-
tnrers used it in furna«»*», and steam v«awla and l«xx»ni«»ti».-» began to u*«* it instead ,»f >\«aL Coiu|>ani«*a were organised
to extract the Illuminating oil from the petrolenm and others dcvehd their attention to the asphaltum. The price of «Ml
at the wHU wa» kept at about St’ cents a barrel. The output of the wells is more than I.tKkXGk) barrel» a «lay - n»«« e
than that of all the rest of the United States. Already T« xas oil is being deliverxd in tank st. aui« rs to citkw ou the
Atlantic coast and iu Europe.
th is Means You.
If you have not yet had a aniupl««
tin of M.«i..-p>»le spire» »«» want t» talk
to you. We are so ,x?»Uivn that no
other bran«! oi »plena will catnip ire
with Mi*n«p<v]e in strength, purity an«,
Ira^raac« that we will »«ml vatu a full
weight t»«u. tilt for a two <a«itt stamp
a. «1 the name o( your gr»x*er. l'h «>-««>
lina retail lor 10 ,«» <0 cent» each, so
that if we «lidu't think you weiihl
continue esing M»n«t| "Is «nice« we
couldn't afford to make IhiaofTer. Send
in your stamp ami grocer'* name at
on«*e. A.|«he»a it ndhama Kerr Hr»«».,
Portland, litvgon.
A Russian I aw.
No Russian is all«>w«al to return Ui
hi« native «xninlry if he has »hit.« away
•'hangvsi hi« religion.
II Mulin'* Witarvl Oil l atth-a aucoeaa*
f> I i gainst piin from ant cm»«* wimt
ever ; wnt »hot.11 y.«u bo without it.
A Mountain Town.
There i» a t«>w u <>( rtOO inhabitant«
on the tep of the Mottnt o( Olive«.
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As It Seemed,
•’ What’« hi» hiisin«-»«?"
"Kvwrybody'a."
A Cough
" I hav e made a most thorough
tri«, of Aver’« Chcrrv Pectoral and
am prepare«, bt aav that for all dis­
eases of the lung» it never disap­
point»."
J. I'arly I'mley, Ironton, O.
A y e r ’ s C h e rry Pectoral
w o n ! cure rh e u m a tis m ;
we never said it w ould.
It w o n ’ t cure dyspepsia;
wc never claim ed it. B u t
it w ill cure coughs and
colds o f all kin d s. \ \ e
firs t said th is s ix ty years
ago; w e’ve been saying it
ever since.
Tttr»« Mt*» l tSc
. Mv . It. <H
«'»»•««n f„M» a » «>«. ,r x*
t*x» u.
Ihtan «tw a * h e » « » •
I f U« t« iia y«vM
I»» la b « H . th # w d v u l t a b » I l
It* baoaa
t mav« t l « I t h h it«
W r < r r w tlttiitf
«I. C A \ f t k i l k . U * « « l l M aaa.
Ani lira« Ite Cosi,
lt I» rotimato«l ihat, allowtng a vt«ar-
ly output «•( <10,100,000 tona. Ilio Btnck
ni antliraeite iu P« uu»y iv.uiia wìll la»t
K0 years.
C A S T O R IA
F o r Inftui*.« an d C h ild re n .
Mothers wtll I1n«t Mrs A*ln»tow’« ftiw'th-
tng Svrup thè t«e»i remmly to u»s t«»r thetr
«bil n:rvm «turmg ilie teetliiug ,«ertu«l.
Tha Kind You Hava Always Bought
Dears the
Signature
F l» h S a w e .
She Cnrosrsd Bla».
The city txlllor wna trouble«l. hot tu
say angry,
"Haug It all.” lie exclaimed, as lie
HUMOROUS 8AYINOH ANO D O - road Hie letter addressed In lile «I«*-
INUS («ERE ANO THE HE.
piirtiiH'iit. “tu) wife line he >ti aaklug
me that que»t <iu for the last week
mid I refusetl to In« tx«tlier«*d
lie
J o k e a M ini J t ik e ls l s l i t a , A l*s Hupp««aed
look«-,) nt lite lett««r agalli miti hmiped
,<> llw v e Iteci« H r« c » « lljr l l t i i n H u > li« u s
out of lila « huir. ’ Thunder am, guns,”
M«i«t I b i l i i u » * h a t A i e O l« l, 1'««« l«ius mio !
he « ril'd, “It a her hmidw riling, hst.
l.« m u t il i t ils T l i s W e« k *a I I u u n i r .
Now Hint she has leurmxl the trlek,
she ll make me setti« «ver) a«x lui,
Traveler I want a b««l for the night hotiseliol«! mid hist r « al qu«*ail«iu (hat
! t'b-ik Haven't got «me In (lie house« romea up, ami FU he right <>u hand tu
air.
take the blame If I make a uilatukw”
•'tin, one out of Hie h>»uaeì"
For a long lim e he romaine«, huro-d
**tih, yes."
In thought. Theu he resign^,. Brook­
” We„. I I, Hike (but When« Is N T
lyn Engle.
“tin, 111 the Imek ymil. sir. IPs tin»
A s l i e t lw t l e r s l e a d I» .
»Iras beriy I mh I luoi't roll over (Ml the
Smith Where are )ou living now?
Ih-ri les. Good night, air.”
Brown lu Kt lamia. Ever lnx<n
O U R B lllK J K T O K F U N .
V ili!» IMlteren«.
Wroley Yo' ,«• k trnubbsl. Itaatus!
H aven’t j«m gol de nerve t«> prop«»««’ lo
herí
Basins Oh, I (wipp«*«, do i,m«stl»n.
but I ain't gut de nerve to question pop.
I I «iin i le u t«i>r<t,
('«»a* In Name Util»,
lla ilg e How Is It jrott’r.i lint gvilng
t'liolly Fm awfully t rod ami want
nut yiiilitliig with t ’bniPe ngiltiT
,o real a bit.
Itoli) It took tmtli Id» liatnls to mati­
Furry «• I'lien don't all In (he coay
ng«* the Imut N««pt, mI«er Kmart Het.
oom*r.
I l » w V a n Iti*
Ilia Only ttequeai.
Jmlge The Jury Inin otorm xl a ter-
«II« t of guilty. Have you auythlug tu
auy for youraelf beftiro aeo(«u«e la
|iua»«x|?
I "via. «tier Only «vne (hing y«wir honor.
I tru»t you will are your way clear (u
de«,uct Hie lime WX’Uptad by my «sum-
aei’a apeech from uty term of luiprloou-
Miriti.
A «leHchat» ft»h »anr»» to serro wlth
fl»h or ment i» m ale by pntting s ii
t tK'onvIfwed.
a|>oon«,ul «>f water to ,« iir «»I trinegar.
“An«l I must not tell father Jane a tiuidern«"«» ami trust that moved him
THE SPIRIT THAT W INS
"Is your wife ever »peeculo« with m » i on the tiro, thi«k«n with yolks ««f
said it would kill him do you think It deeply.
iinl'gusti« nT"
two eggs; make hot, not l>otlitig, ami
1 <b,l«> tag«d th Huy, j» p, ain't the
While searching the archives for knowl­ would kill father. Terry i"
| •’There Is nothing to trouble you now,
"SI «» says »he ia, bot 1 have reason w,net-re the Job-e ol bat, a lemon ls«f«>te "■ »'hl round?
edge.
III» Pop Tea.
•'No, a doubt about It.” said Terry, dear. I w U make It all straight.**
to «hail I it."
m * i ving.
While after the rarest of lore.
thickly.
She went away obevlteutly and «,ulte
Ftldl«« Tb« li h«iw «-an It «-ver Cott)« I«»
While seeking the ri«'h«-»t of jewels
“Then I won’t. But I had to tell contente«tly. lie watched the sl«*nder,
an ciulT
la Wisdom's variant »tore.
you. Terry. I’ve always told you thing» white figure until It vanished; theu be
KemetnS r thi» a» you rvimnia g»
,«« t h » Mr »«»o 4 l ‘«»w.
alturo 1 was quite a little girt b a w u ’t turinxl away with a mist In his eyes.
F«»r a ui.«t of th«- Sag«’» wit.
laid) t'uatomsr Givo me a |MCka*«*
I. Terry r
An«l he w.is ndles away the next
The best and rarest of lesaona
of hairpins. pl«*u»««
la: Git up. git up and git!
’Always, Dodo."
morning when his brief farewell was
Green Mull-Sloan You’ll fin«, t,i«-»c In
“Terry, can't you do romethlng?”
taken up to Mrs. Garth. Am, after-
the huir niatIrosa <l«-pait.iieut uut«laui
Ages are filhs, with the dreasdng
Terry puts his bauds over his ears to war«k« she thanked G. m , that she had
I if verse-« the p.*«t» have sung.
Belong to that class of inflam m atory and disfiguring akin eruptions that ! dUlu Ktute J «til litui
shut out the maddening souud of the t«eeu saved at the eleventh hour; for
11 lied with the anguish ami sorrow
cause
more genuine bodily dis«-onif«*rt and worry than all other known
gay music, and groaned.
the future held much happiness for
( '• » t i u B •>
Tragi-ai muses have wrung
disease*. The im purities or sedim ent* which collert in the system because
Kt« rn Mofh«-r Mere )«»u tu swim
••Couldn't you tin«, ou, the kidnaper, her. and the «,«*ep. trusting love of
Fr-mi the lo«tm cvf fan -iful musing.
of p« x>r digestion, inactive K ulnevs and other organa of elituiu.ition are llllhg. Itohh <-f
and make him stop—couldn't you. dar­ I K m ,o's father won hers, so long with­
Bat the «-»»er.ro of all the wit.
taken up l»y the blood, saturating the aystcin with acid |><>is«>ua an«l fluid*
llutilile What If I’ll »a) yea)
ling r
held.—Chicago Tribune.
The b-»sou of al, the krssous,
tli.it ooae out through the glands and p«»rcs of the akin, provlucinx an in«lo
la the less.-a: Git op and git!
Ktartt Mother Why, I sltoubl whip
Terry's face was hidden In his hands!
Scribable
itch
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and
burning,
and
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IH E MAN W IT H IN I M I G t > .
now. Then he raised his bead su«Idcn
the yellow , watery discharge forms as a c u r * f o r X e i» m « . I w u t r o u b l e d y«>u.
From periods primordial
Bot>hle Then I refuse to nn»w««r.
ly and looked at her.
into crusts and sores or little brown w i t h i t ftor 9* y e a r » a n d t r i e d m a n y
«’n d«»wn to the time we live.
ra tu d lr » w i t h n o « o o d r ffr e « » , b u t a f r
Ohio State Jouiuak
"lKxlo—suppose -suppose." he said.
ami w hite scabs that drop oil. leaving nalng
It’» simply a matter of Take, my b«vy;
a to w bottles of *. * 8 . w s a e n t t .a »
h<«arsely. “that I could {«ut tuy huger
the sk in tender and raw. The eflcct ly r a i l >«r»d.
If we can’t a question of Give.
W in . C a m p b e ll,
F araiu h ts I.
ou the scoundrel— what then?”
313 W C e n tr a l a t .. W io b lt a , K a a .
R«»m«-mber thi» a» you rnmmagn
of the p oison m ay cause the skin to
”lK4ly I» * >.i:g souiewhere with that
“O.
Terry,
you
could
go
to
him
and
For a ni.«t of the Sage’s wit.
crack and bleed, or giv e it a scaly, fishy appearance; again the eruptions m ay youug man this c««-ulna *’
make him stop. You could tell how
’Hie best am, rarest of lessons
consist of innum erable blackheads an«l pim ples or hard. r««l hum ps utx>n
’ Yea. (t>lli( to «dt with him In the
Is: Be just, hat git up and gitl
go«M, and sweet mummy Is. and how
the face. Purification of the blixxl is the only remedy for tlu-sc vicious skin bamiiKs-k Bight after dinner she went
—New Orleans Times-I»eui««crat.
we ail love her. i'erhaja* he's g««t a
disease*. W ashes and powders can only hide for a tim e the glaring upotair» and put ««a a «lark sh.rt « u ‘4 ’
little girl of his own. and If you tell
blem ishes S. S S. eradicates all poi .«nous accum u­ - Ihutluml Hr« g Ulan
»•»»< < «*»<«»»»♦«£«}♦•♦•»»»♦»< that I can’t live without mummy he
lations, antidotes the U r i c and other acula. and
will be sorry. Perhaps he could take
T h e K o w th o rM I ’ h t lo a p K s r .
restores the blixxl to its w >nt*d pu rity. and stim ulates
During th e Cotillon
“You ,««-k liappy,” veolur«», (be l«>ur
some one who wouldn't tuliiil a bit—
and revitalises the slu g g ish organs, and the im puri­
some one who has no little girl, or fa
ties pass otf through t h e natural channels and lab
relieve th e skin. S. S. S. is the o n ly guaruntc« «1 purely vegetable LI imm I
ther. or you. O. Terry, tell him 1 «avn't
•'I’oiihlii’i l>e more so. »trnngro,” re
Here Is the Id-Inch gun which has purifier. It contains no Arsenic. Potash or other h irm lul mineral
let mummy go. And when I am a
pll««l the lanky nail««.
W rite us about your case ami our physicians w ill advise without charge.
”I»,«,n, the lightning strike your
W I S N ’ T dreaming Terry 1
father says I win be rich, am, Jus, broil completed a, the Watervliet
W c have a han«ls«*mrly illustrate«! l»x>k on skin disca.-.e». which w ill liesen t p lu tei”
wasn't, really.
I was just b e 1 wUl *,r * “ a ,,*to h lm -I wll, give « « « » I - This view shows the m itule.
ginning to get sleepy, and then I htul everything—everything. O. Terry. with * n,an ln 11 wh' * weigh, la KB free to a ll who w ish it.
“Y«*a. hit Hw» woodpile su ’ »pl't up
T H K S W I F T S P E C IF I C C O .. A l l . n l » ,
p.>un«ls. The gun is Immense, when one
enough ktndlln* to laut a l t w e e k s ."
heard Martha talking to Jane In the lit- 1 tel1 blni Hiat.”
“ llow s I m > u , (he ct«>ud:>ursl?”
tie dressing room, and 1 got quite w ld e| Terry caught the little, sobbing, tor considers the quality of the metal coo-
h-hlcb Is. of course, the
"t>h. that ia««sl the ol«l woman n
■ wake. I didn’t know what she said tnrr’' rro»tnre ,n hls arms and pr.-»» d tnlue«, In
Ua
face
tightly
against
her
fair
h
a«t
j
,*‘*t
that
«v’lenee
and
skill
can
produce
wix-k’s washing Just , ting the elmb s
at first, and I did not mean to listen.
Then he pulled out hls handkerchief lt the P " * * « «">*-’ It 1» bull, up of
out nn’ the wu,«-r d,«l th«- r«-»t."
and wiped her eyes.
; nlQ» Pl«*» ° f at«*f forgings, the firs,
the earthquake?**
W»
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t
,
erositi
atei
brut««
tveth
’’I k >! o . my sweetheart, listen to me i
being the tube, nil In one ple«-e.
“ Well, tliut »n«i»l »«»me in« re work
« v llh i tit l i i l t l r l l n t l-aln,
(»ur
m
elh
-l«
Mummy Is quite safe—n«i one Is gn'ng
l°nX I he whole length <»f the
Cburnod up nil the tulik armin' into
sr« iiiin lrrn and m rot w ith ih r sp|
to take her away.
If—If any<>n. I ;i“ l*h^l kuh I*
fee,, the diameter at
butter. Nature la man's gr<- u«*st he p.
of the most » x a e u n s
Call and •
thought of at least—.” He stutuhl««, I l’r’ ,,rtl e”d 1» oty feet, mid at niuzxla
a, runger.”
E x s n iln s tlu n fr»». F « » r«sa> nab!
In hls *pe«» h. nod then went on boldly. - f«*et -I Inches, its weight 1» 1»» tons,
Both 'phon«*» O rrgioi x .u th XS
t«l»M p |» > ti« ,r< t.
groove*. The
"1 know the fellow, iKxlo. and lie is and it is riflial with
lu n ib ta KS O pro •va n lu g s ltd »,
The to«1y hid any one «-all while I
heartily sorry that he ever thought of bree -h loading mechaiii»m Is operate«,
« ,« )• trow * to 12.
such a thing. You believe me. when 1 by the one movement of turning a
No. ma am
craak.
Twenty turns of the crank
tell you that mummy is all right)”
That’s very strange. I
“Yes. Terry.” She !o>ke«l up at him sw ings the breech blo«-k out rendy for
wonder wl.nt people think I have an
B R O S . , D e n tis ts .
trustfully. She knew that her darling the firing, which Is «lone by pulling a I W 1 S K
“at Iwxue day" for. Moonshine.
lanyard aft»-r the primer has been
Terry would make things right.
• I>odo. sweetheart. I want j ou ,o id teed in position and connected with
A l l o l On
•trie contact. The firing mrohnn-
promise me this: that you will try and
isin
is
connected
ao
as
to
make
It
liu-
forget all that you have told me. an«,
f o u n d e d IH 7 U
never mention It ,o anyone, am, that |to«»l,de to explode the primer l*efora
fl H ttm w g r h a o t f / a f B o y w
you w ill l»e very go«x, to mammy, and die breech bl«x-k is properly cl >s«*d am,
P'/ZAraer a n d M a n u a l T n a h t l t f
love her with every pi, of love In y«»nr kicked.
V .r lt a f a r l l l u a l r a l a d O a ta lo g u a
warm little heart Promise me this,
A t t h a ( " o u c e r t.
dear "
“Is that a dead march they're play-
”1 promise, Terry—Terry, darling!”
in;
He stooped nnd kiss«-., with a so-
"Why. no: It sounds lively.”
lemnlty that awed her—I, did not se-*m
Mo Pure Food L1* Nesded
C e n u ln e
“Well, It will lie «lend when they get
a bi, like her old laughing Terry. But
If everyt»>dy ai d M|4c-a. |ta'In« I'oadlr
thr
ugh
murdering
It.”—
Philadelphia
Cvltotto aii-1 canned x-»«l. rail.«]
she felt that never had she lovtsl him
Bulletin.
A lO M J H ,L i­
as she did now.
E c z e m a , P s o ria s is , S a lt
R h e u m , T e t t e r and A c n e
H
D I D N ’T
HURT
A
B IT !
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,
C arter's
“My little good angel!” said the
A f t e r < a n ip M e e t .n g .
young fellow, with an o«ld break In li!s
"Is Br’er Williams eddlcaled?”
voice. “Go nnd play with the otb<-rs.
I V I Y O U 1 U Ì.X K IT W O U L D K IL L F A T f lE ii
“I dtinno. But he's wearln’ two pair
I’m going ,o have another smoke.”
er gold s[M-ctacb-s. en lookin' six ways
really, till she said something utwut
She kissed him and clung to him with fcr Sunday!”— Atlanta C«»nstltutlon.
mummy.”
M u s t B ear S ig n a tu re o f
”\\'ed':” said Terry—be was In for It
n >vv. aud he meant to hear it all.
MALSOLELM O f A VOODOO PRIEST.
"Jane was angry with Martha and
said she ought not to say such things
— I «Jon't know what It w as—and then
Asa F ao S la H ls W rsppar Datow.
Martha said: ’O. you needn’t pretend
» m a il a a d aa sa«g
you don’t believe it—it’s as plain as the
to take ou ssgaa.
Lose ou your face—he's going to run
away with the missus, and some one
FOB ILA D A C H L
ought to tell the master,’ and then
FOR D in iN U S .
Jane cri d out ami said: ‘It would kill
FOR IIU O U lH E S t.
him’—that was father, yon know. And
FOR TORPIR LIVER.
then Martha said something about me.
FOR COMSTIFATIOH.
and Jane came Into the rmrni with a
FOR SALLOW SKI fl.
candle and said: ’Are you asleep. Miss
_F O R TMECOMFLEXIOI
Iaodo?’ And I pretended that I was.
vrrra» awa» «e« >•»■.-.» j.
J
O. Terry. , had to pretend or I should
▼ s g ta > la ./< A a « ^ » € < E ^
have screamed right out. And then
Martha came in and looked at me, and
C U R E S IC K H E A D A C H E .
she said that she hoped that—that
lii'inmiy would die If the man took
her away, it was the best thing. Am,
then I think they cried, but 1 kept
the clothes over my face."
A hot won, came upon Terry'a lipa,
bu, he smothered it.
r ° r t y yetrs
and a fte r n a ry yeara
“And when they had gone I ran out
o f use or. the eastern coast. T o w er'a
on the landing I was so frightened. I
Waterproof Oiled Coots were introduced
did wan, to see mummy, and she was
in the West and were called ^ickera b /
just going into dinner am, you were
the pioneers arvd cowbeya Thia graphic
I^inglade,
Hayti,
has
a
mausoleum
covering
the
remains
of
a
Voodoo
pri««uf.
with her; am,. Terry, I was so glad
name has cogte Into yuch jenerol use that
The
structure
i»
made
of
clay,
the
»¡.me
kind
that
the
people
use for the con­
that you were there that I said my
i t ia fre«juert|y though wrongfully applied
struction of their huts. 1« is 15 feet high and 25 fe«4 long. Curtom» faces nnd
prayers all over again.”
to many aAatituteJ You want the $cnurw
paim trees have been painted on the sides of the tomb. The represents thin of
Terry was sitting with one elbow on the coffin is also timde of clay and is about the slxe of nn ordinary one. The
Look for the A y i of the Fish, and
hls knee, hls hem, resting <m hls palm, priest w ho lies buried under the mausoleum was the chief “Papa I.oi” in Presi­
the nwne Tower
the buttons
and hls face In the shadow. From the dent Holonion's time, |KK7, ami th«? voodoo worshipers have frequent gufhcrings
kam m axca ua wuow u a
hig drawing room came the sound of around the tomb. They used to «aerili e children during their religious rites,
-SOLD BV pePPBSBNTATIVl TRADk
T H t W O R LD O V tR
music ami the rippling laughter of the but this custom died out, or rather, whs «topped by the authorlth-s, and they
A. J. TOWH? C O ROSTOM. M A 35
now are rootent with killing goats in eouriectlnn with their ceremonies.
children. He r« ineinhere«, now tha,
«STASLISHMP
I»»«
tq
Few while people have »ue<eede«J in attending Vo'eioo f«srtivilh-s, hut I gained
Constance had told him w-ith a lo-ik or
a eJear account of how they arc carrh-d on through nn old negro. The ceremony
pain that the last few days her little is a long chant. Each singer keeps on one chord, and as they all sing In n dlff-r-
daughter had been continually hover­ en, key the chant has n weird am, unearthly sound. The song Is accompanied THE NEW PENSION LAWS S E N T F R E E
to N svma S Beseoan,
ing about her in the house and watched
by three tambours (drums,, each of which Is of a different alee. One 1» very Apply
Ariuwhcv, W asmihstos . P. C.
her to leave It. alw ays with extreme
large and k struck ri-r'ilarly and slowly all through the chant. Another is «mall
reluctance, nearly alw ays eagerly of­ and has a Hat sound. The third, a medium-ofced drum, is played with both
hands and feet. The player moves his feet up and down the sides of thi* drum to
fering to accompany her—I, was al
produce either a high or low sound. They end the ceremony by drinking the
most as though she had understood.
blood of a freshly killed goat. There are still many adherents of Yoodooism in
Ami lie had laughed laughed. Good
Hayti, which date» back to the time the Spaniards brought negroes a» » la vis
(•(Mil
from Africa to the West Indies.
Little Liver Pills.
.^¡2»,
THERE IS NO
SLICKER L IK E ® '
Hier»«?
Smith N«x
Brown Well. e«uue over nnd a|>end a
w«><«k with ua and y«>ull uvvar hva
mi) vv litro els«i
Hui,lb M li). Is the elluinle thu, fa­
tal? Chlceg.i Newa.
an<t P« »t obtalustde.
vv vihiaw » a XI no iiudv F a GKIU .
PtMllanf. Oregaa
the Purast
N a n r tn a lh a A n a L in « It.
Firalntghl M«l, e l*eKIqu«>r la hill
■si ua having np|w««irts, la'fore llliill) of
the iiow m xl benda «>f Europe I won-
der w lio lin y w ereí
Froiitrow All thoae who reigned pro-
vhiue to the hegluning of (he uluo
lix-uth «etitury. I Itnaglue.
O ixm I Advice.
Ills Greea *ett( f l to a man who n«V
veitl««x, to lin|«art Informal imi that
would rttuhle any one |o wive money.
Mix Hid he g«<< the Informathori
III« Yea. th e advertiser » M « amt
to,«, him m>( to send auy m«wxv.
lo o k II (tor G r a n t e d .
Guide lut the i-at«lto,i Hce that man
n<r<<«”» the way? í I li I la (be np««nkrr
of tbe house.
Jay Groe,I Haw («11! Ilrow l«uig lira
bis ole woman Ixn-u dead hub?
F « a a to n .
“How do you sell yviur w««udi"
“By the corti.”
“How long tins It tveen c u i T*
“Four f r e t . ”
“I mean b<>w long has I, t>eeu alnca
you cu, ,,?*’
"Not a hit longer than It la now.”
Ilia
lil>»»r«»Unn,
“There are tw o crii h ai perioda tu
every married woman's Ufa.” ota»«r«ed
the ,«a< tielor ph.L«oph<«r.
I * u l me netl'* suhl th« very y««uug
man.
•’thie" rapii«-«, the h p “la when ah*
has a birr», girl and the other la w hen
she toiau't.”
Ilia F» t«»r (•««■•.
I lls They »ay that «very h. arty
hi ugh sihls a day tu «Mie'a life.
1 1 Don t tn-lleve a w«>r«l of IL
III* Why not?
IMs A man kicke«! at lea». a Week
o f f I I I ) life reeeqlly lx-«-au«e 1 hiilghed
when a iHtnana ,«'«'1 up««-t him «ui tha
Ida a nik.
A I ’o i n l n .
You can a un Unire
pretty well Into
the future If you get the right f«>«ua ou
the paat. — Fuck.
Ila « » I l a F e l l .
“la It e ‘severe attack?” aak<d hls
wife.
“la It?” »ab, Hie d)»p«||tHc. “I f«x-|
as I, kink h I had raten «v«-r)lhlng ever
lut'iiUuiic«, lu a cook h ok!"—1‘uck.
Tm> I ’ h l l o a o p h l r .
r
B O R
S A L E .
>>ne See. ii'l Hand M r h «I. A »ha;*ar|
P erarstor, »Ire *> A l, » l lb « i n t »lacker,
« n i, ruu »(> «laj». » bargain.
In unr# .J
JOHN PUOI R.
I *--t
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I
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“It’s terribly warm.” said the |N<raon
who could not suffer In slleiK-e.
“Yea," iiuswi-ri'd Hie lumi who In ao
L' imm I tintur««1 that he Irritates. “ But
It's a groat comfort to think Hint you
('holly In wbnt profession would are not lu dnuger of I>«I uk arrested for
you like mo to distinguish m yself?
forgetting to cl«*nn the snow off your
Miss Klddetn Oh! Any nt nil—a life­ aide wulk"—- Washington Mt or.
long explorer In Africa, for liiatnnce.
A M o r t a l t in e m g .
“Aunt Knlly la a go.a, «dd soul. I nnp.
Totn (,«-«singly! Would you h« sorry (tose she hnnn't an etietuy In the world."
to Itrar tlmt 1 am going to marry
“Indeed, she has! I know one. Hhe
Bdytb?
once spoke of Misa BleachhkxM, aa 'that
Mnynito Indeed 1 should.
girl with Hie sandy hair.’ "— Fuck.
Tom Why?
H u t N o t H a t l a l ia r .
kliiyme Iks nuae I r«>nlly Ilk« Bdytb
The Author Thia la all nonsense
about th«’ literary profcnolou Iw'lng uu-
N o t K s a r t l v a C o m p lim e n t .
H ew itt Ignorance Is Idina.
li<-iilthy.
The Foet Of c<nirae. Why. It la the
Jew ett You'd better get your life Ity
B o tti o n E a r t h -
groat eat appetite producer lu the world.
lured.
fUckUM !| Id
Of |||» ?H-N| fttftt# riltl posqlbl»,
H ew itt —What for?
In h iiL
I h r inAOoftM itirFrts K in w H iitrlr p a r •>
I«» 1A j * r m u auzove ih p ,,i»«rk»L |»r «•«• of I m »« i
Jew ett You're liable to die of Joy.—
W here Thieves Hl«,e Money.
radew o f wiMf” * HnPM?r ^*r i b * tin v ih »< ««,f ,m -
s k t i i i i i , l „ 4 offt I h * r r o H M i o l t h «
New York Tltn«>a.
f In » ■ « k '» o n v e m r (( m an»l
Accorillng to Chief of Detectives Mil­
* k . w h irl» i(irm rri*il fbr 4 lo A m t r * t».«.
ler, there uru curloa* changes of fnH,i-
lofw n ia a in « up. w lilr b ririMMi* un io v « M tti» « n t u
w ood « to rk o f n » a r ir o n » m illio n ilo iln ra
A p p r o p r ia t e K lp r a a a lo n .
lon among women crluiluala. Just aa
M I T i I I K. 1.1. U atforiM a m
nnMnrp.t<«n»«l Tor
Reginald Mlaa Woae, don't you think among tlielr more botteat slaters, nays
q u a lit y , p ro |M »rtlo n , ttn iM i, « tra ii^ H i h ik I IU « u
r u n n ln «
my
lmport««d
Egyptian
clgarett««
are
W h y —tn lm r b a n m a on g n y o t b r r *
the Fhlladelphla Record. “Take, for
U
« n th e b ra p - A M I l '< l f
fine?
Instance,” said he, “the matter of how
M llo h a ll, I a tr ia A t l a r a r O a .
Mias
Boa«
Yea,
they
are
porfoctly
women pickpockets conceal nixm their
rvitiaeU.
heititl».
HpokaiK
i«l»s
killing.
A g. in« Kvarj wltvra
persona thw coin which they ateal. Did
you vver know Hint the place of con-
A t H i« M in s tr e ls .
Bones —Yeas, nah. Ah kin prove dut cealmeut varies with them from year
Noah tlMn't tuk« enuf to eat on dut voy­ to ji-nr? Bnck In IKIMi they hbl It lu
their hair, and lu aearchlng n woman
age.
thief the head was alw ays the first
Tnmba- II..w kin yo' prove It?
Bones—Hon't du good hook any he thing to In? examined. In Hie neigh
borhood of IHlki they hid It In their
only took one I In in? ?
O a r A M t m i Un a».d « « if « g.
shoe*. ’Try her alio« first, mlaa,’ I al­
p andifcf H yzing* m ark« g r o w
O F» IM
f
■ I* « h In » . n.er. a i t , ., , P «t ra I l „ »• ....
ways used to Huy to the female search­
W e ll W a te re d .
ih * M « s l e |*a n * *r and
TMB URLT MML G F KB |)KBTI«
M
. <»t»a b..« « A I N
‘ iV
‘ R
Ktiihh You complain nliout these er In linudlng over a woman thief.
IT EXPANDS Streets being damp. Why, I know a Nowadays they hide It In n siunll pock­
city where the ntreets nro alw ays a et sewed on their skirts In Just aboiit
field of water.
Hie place where on a man's trousers
o f nu r ftwn hln«1* .«f *« .|..l.|* U M * « n a a » Ith aver» J h rln ra
A fljaaahla V» a .a
KM« Lira a».rivale |
Our ' i O ^ F Ih W H T lA b
I’enn What city la that?
the little watch ,M>cke, Is sewed, and
la M r u r a lb n f. r W ..n .*ft o n ly ' F K k K In , la in •z.v.l-.pa.
fl«
Ktuhh Venice,
police matrons find on seven out of ten
TMK |" a î î rï<T’<îo*Wmffc “• ***•• ,*4r
wanlwL
women thieves pockets of tills kind —
PORTLAND, ORLOONo
I m v e 's G o ld e n D r e a m .
Invisible patches that a lay uilud would
Hhe Aud will you sp«iik to papa to he Iwuud to overlook.”
N. P. N. V.
H o. 40 1 * 0 * .
morrow, dear?
I \ . V ” KW w r t t 'n g to a * verttoera j>l«oao
He (lu dismay) Ob! Don't, darting
Home women show their age und
I » V B>niitl«>n ib is pap a r.
- duu't wake me up! Fuck.
aome cover It with a coat of pain t
K c b r io e t h a t F u l l e d .
A TO