Moro bulletin., October 16, 1902, Image 4

men who m in e the soft coal
SUFFERED SEVEN YEARS.
G re a t
N a t io n a l V n d e r la k In a « ,
Il a
T h la k a , W i l l K v e u t u a l l* C om e.
JW y Lungs
"I.et me are.“ said Keuator HI organ.
the veteran leglalator from Alabama,
"the laal lim e I beard of It
bud
*' An attack of la grippe left me
W I T H O A T A R R H A L D E R A N G E M E N T S O F T H E lw>en about 9tMi.ikkt.tMk) of the P aoli«
with a had cough. My friends eeid
n r i »nr> /Arve-V A M O
refunding debt paid Into (be Trwteury.
I had consumption. I then tried
P E L V I C C K L a A IM O .
Rttppoe» we add io Ihle the Chines» In­
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and II
demnity. and I ba proeemla of the eale
cured me promptly."
of public Innda for half a dix'nde. That
A. K. Itandlea, Noknmla, III.
would make a emu of about 9»*<kt,<MM),-
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS
000. Now. euppoae »<< make of that
SPENT IN VAIN — PE-
amount a fund for great public Im
You forgot lo b u y a bot­
RU -N A CURED.
provementa.
tle
o f A y e r’ s C h e rry Pec­
“ Flret build the lethmlan canal. The
canal will pay for Itself wllhlu Hfteeo
to ra l w hen y o u r cold first
yea re after Ila completion, but wltb the
came on, so you let It run
money that cornea In from Ilia canal
along. E ven now , w ith
’ other public worka of Improvement
| could be etaried. \Ve would ere the
a ll y o u r hard coughing, it
Chicago drainage canal ax tended to the
w ill not d is a p p o in t you.
Gulf of Mexico That would be a great
Improvement and would Boon pay for
T h e re ’s a record o f s ix ty
Itaalf. Then we would ace (be lna.de
years to fa ll back on.
route from New York to Florida made
navigable for the largvat ablpa afloat
Thire sltrei tir . .«-««k t..r an ««Unatr
1 That would t>e useful Io commerce am,
m UI i M s , ) . , l i«sM •-■« ■«“•>• hma. »..«!•»
»»«a. ha*J ,..14«. . U ¡ gl. n in i er.•»..«Oval
of great atrategtc value lu the event of
la» etUvi.t» re.re and t.> bref
"and
•II. M m «.
A VMM CO
war.
“Then « ♦ should build great fortlfl-
A nejlected col«! la fiequently the catloua at Havana, at Han Juan. Porto
Itlfo, and In the Danish Weet ltxllee.
eauee »’I «loath.
It ia more often, however, the cause which will eventually lie our prr»|*-rty.
Thia would flank the llrlttah
ei<
of »<me chronic dtsenae.
There is not an organ In the body (ending along our cone,. and which has
Coring martin* used in soft coal mines
hut what ia liable to become eoriouely menaced tie for yvare In the event of
few »ou
month* that there la vastly more in the
derange«l by * neglected cold. Dleeee- war wltb that nation. Great puldlo
r ha. been iutprereed upon the people of this CO «.try during the pe«t few
everybody kmo**, Is divided luto
aaof the kidneys, bladJer and digestive highways could be bull!, parka estah-
.nkU t „r eo*l mining then has ever come to light iu the b*x»ke of statistic*. t mined
.
M i m * hate Brown, recordingaecretary organa are all frequently the result of a lleh«d. am, all ,hc«e works accomplish-
••■ofC and “hard." otherwia» known a« bituminous and anthracite, «oft o a l u nun« to the exteut of nearly four tiiuee
of the L. C. B Association o, Kansas, oeglerte«! cold.
i •*», from Ihe folia on some of tba lm-
the authracite.
.„nitallr mined In the world, estimate, at about SdO.thht.tkXt tona.
in a letter from #05 N. Seventh S t.,
Hundreds of dollars ar«> spent on provementa mentioned."
An appeal to sta tu tes wtU ;
\VkUk k ^ p 7 ? th ” i! the ourout of U .t year), or < far from one-third the total
Kansas City, Kan., aaya:
d«x*tora an«l medleinea trying to enre
When Senator Morgan took up the
rest Britain in
seven v ea •» I have n« t known thesw di»« aw e. but until the true cause i.tltm lan canal flft.cn years or tuo.e
kk» tona. Last
the lead, but that year our country forged to the
frd.t » • uh
an
w hat it wa> io >pcnd a w ell t’a
of them le discovered there will be no | BgO t„ n,» Senate every one thought
tone, Greet Britain 2-tti.tkkt.ikk) ton*, and
«»* -
* * “ ' «
; * ,.»
- ,,.»
.
rid with coal and »ending it to the very porte
I caught a severe o l d , which I neg- u»e in using medicine.
that It waa a visionary enterprise Now
Dyspepsia medicine, «llarrhoea m all- tt»*t the construction of the canal seem s
lcctod,. It was at the tim eo , menafrta-
from which a abort time ago John B u d I* » 1
v‘
Ì i t ’^ a S T figure« a* a beala of comparison arc those of
medicine
ia
of
cine
and
constipation
to be an assured fac, th»*« who tieaid
ation and inflammation *ct in ami prvw-
trated me.
Catarrh of the Kblueye no go«>«l whatever when catarrh Is the the Alabama Kcnabvr ar«» wondering
cause.
The
catarrh
must
l«e
treat«,,
whether they have beard a prophecy. -
and hla«lder followed, my digestive
I' gvii* gave way, in fact the cobi disar­ l’h«' «*ause Is'it g removed, the «lerauge- Waahtugton Times.
M u e t I s a r S ig n a t u r e o f
ments will disappear.
range«! my a hole system .
Som ething t o m 1.
I'crutir. cures catarrh of thodlagestive
•J spent hundreds of doll, r» w ith
Would you like to buy a ran of
doctors acd m edicine, «jut derived but otguna. the urinary organa or any o, the
ix n n e l |<eacliea as dalle,mia in flavor,
kttlc benefit until I began treatm ent internal organs.
If you do not derive prompt and sat as aweet and as genuinely good, as
w ith P eruns. I kept Ukiug it f«»r near­
Are r»-*t»lU Wrap*««
If
ly time months befots I was completely isfaclory results from the use o, Paruna even your mother put up for you?
Appalachian mountains, extending rrviu
miles
in
quer
«t. though it is
Monopole
cored, hut I kept growing better, grad­ write at once to l»r. Hartman, giving a to, ask y«>ur dealer l o r
u hardly a “patch" up«* what is known to exist m the far.her vd middle
Vrev
s«»sU
a » 4 re i
ease field, chiefly
rest lakes ha« it
ually, so that I tell en««oaroged to con­ full statement of yotir case, and he will (‘««ecliea and don't let him give y«»u
ts w ealth.
(>e pleased to rend you Ida valuable ad- any other kind.
M»i».>,'cle I'r»« he«
tinue
(.«king
Veruna
until
my
health
_
The soft coal miners are. ae a rule, more con
ten ted than the hard «.a. men. and this is ow ing not so much to any
ar« put up fr«»m the very fine«t extra
was reetorsd. I send mv thanks ami vi«w gratis.
. ,
..
with
»«mewhat
nationality. Most of the original
R Q
w ith the
the others
others, but
but »«mew
.1 it to
t- ttheir
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L K o roil B iu iH U t«
Address Dr. Hartman, Preahlant o, selectevl fruit In the hesvlest <>f svrup. I [ P U A A R r T I F
improvement in their con-bn- n , a • - S ' com ,
he ®th
te years there h„,
n -n ,ntnuit>„
hleadngs to you for reruna."— Miss
Of |M
late
ha«
bituminous miners were Corntehreea. sturdy. harder«rkmg a
the
,
,
m
e
now
a
-
they
u».d
to
be.
ttie
Hartman
Sanitarium,
Columbus,
O.
sn«l
wo
guarante«
thotn
Ihe
Is
st
to
l«e
Kate Brown.
iiu o u jiitt.
h .,1 w ild 1-01«. H . . . * , 4
J , x ,4 not exactly the m Z same .1 now
.h ,m > , . . . . . . .
had in any place at any tim e.
Ikiu’t
FOR TORRID IIV IR .
fi-rget
th«
nnnte—
Monopole,
an
d
ere
6EEN IN A GREAT CITY.
TOR COMtTIFATIRR.
Q N O M ES A ND DW ARFS.
tiiat yon get it Ir»» y«>ur gr«*er
TOR IA U 0 W SKI
r s t h s t l e In c id e n t « f
V e ld M ,re e ls —
WadiiautA
A
Kerr
Br
«.,
pack«-rs,
T a te s o f F i .la - L o r e M a x It a v a Ret-a
A tXee.lly M r u a g t e .
u d . l ~nJh l..n.
»■'"
» - .U M u in .h , ..... ~ . l dln.rt«.
FÜR B ltC O M P llX IO R
fortlan d, Ore.
>'ouu«lr«t on P y a io te s o f A f r i c a .
than ^n the hard. As these districts are usually near the agricultural region*, the miners are wall and cbeap.y
p-
W
.A w* ew w »»e
in w
» e «»«,•« s r e r e » ’«’« !
,
Through the bleak street tha cold
It Is Just possible that thia type of wind whl«,b«l
see , a>l • . x-4v
¿—*7
weXt, ' »«rely YegetaAla
kltcbenrr 5,111 ,'ancy Ire«.
In front of the bril­
plied with food.
pygmy negro which survives to d a y In liantly lighted shop one «lender figure
General Kit* h««t»---r, It is aun«>nnc*l,
the rawsaea of timer Africa tnay a«ca
CURE S IC K H K A D A C H K .
the yellow hair, the soft light hand have overspread Eur«n>e lu rvuioto at«x«l motion,are with outstretched will ts» su|-erinten«lmg the military
’
and
rise
above
the
mesa
walls
o
f
the
LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE.
srru.
Inside
was
bustle,
confusion
and
maneuvers
at
l*elhi,
India,
ln
lk-«»m-
------------
j little town; sometimes they galloped that rested an Instant on the window's tim»*a. If It did. theu the conclusion la warmth, bu, th«« rays from the electric har. Thls <i1a|M«aes <>f the rumor »f an
M L
A
It Is well to wander »«metimes ia the , through the narrow trails of the re­ sill. She must have dreamed the trreelstitble that It gave rise to most lights, which shone through the win engageinent malriiii««nial which g -reljis
land of Make-Believe.
motor bills, but always she listened. smile. It was so beautiful, and the of the myths and beliefs connected
had
sei
t»r
tl>«
Christinas
»
«
asm
.
«lows
only
ac«"entuated
the
piercing
Through its ever-smiling garden«, where
Mdly. half raptly. and .ti­ voice, bell like and tender, as the lady with gu«>mea, koi«ol«ls and fairies.
col«, w ithout
the heart may cease to gneve,
ways he told bis quaiut Jokes, his true raised the sa«h. and. beaming like the
The demeanor and a«'tlous of the lit­
Hours p«»*ed; the fnwty alr bwam e
Where the beds are gay with roses and tales of real fairies, and his romances morning, said:
■ e
a<is> » > v i «»» •
— » ■ ■ ”
tle Kongo dwarfs at the present flay more biting and crowds of gay shop e • —rr-
the paths are paved with gold.
fr » » » « » «««■■-
<u«*».itfreA
"Oh.
Maurice,
Maurice,
that
Is
you.
T H C N S H an a
remind one over and over again of tha per« pa«scd without a glance at ths ap ln, !>*. S ll Xu««.'» Ul ln.. 4.. t
And our ho;>e*. like soaring »«ngstsre, of the Babylons she might never so-.
•ton hre a history
One day he g«>t a fat letter from the isn’t It?"
their mercurial wings unfold.
traits attributed to the brownies and pealing hand «,retched out to them.
Thia 1» told tn an
Eulalle had not turn.-«, her eyes to
XX orse.
Let us all be little children for a while East, and when he had read It aa«l
goblins
of
our
fairy
stories.
Tbelr
r»
interesting booklet
It was growing late, the streets were
laughed over IL and held up the check him before Swinton was down, flush«-«,, tnarkahls power of becoming invisible
and make our way
"So
Sm
ith
act»«l
as
Judge"—
which 1» yourx fo r
deserted,
wlo-n.
suddenly,
without
eager
and
trembling.
He
held
ou,
the
Through the sweet nad sunny meadow which It brought he ran Into the hall­
"A t a church rallie. Foolish m an!"
th e aakrtR
by adroit hiding In herbage and bvh ml warning, a man rushed, bareheaded,
end
of
his
bridle
,o
Eulalle
and
she
land of Make-Believe to-day.
way and called for Miss Eulalle. She
"N o, no; nut at a church raffle —at
A «J TOW 1R CO.
rocks, their probable habits In sterile from the shop, a look of grim deter
took
It
iu«-c!ian!«ally.
her
lips
apart
M *» X
had ridden into town, her father said,
a habv show."
There’s a Queen within an arbor, where “to trade.” Maurice went to the cor­ wondering a» she alw ays wondered. or open countries of making their ruination upon his face. Without an la
Me»«>e o f
" Id ioti"
homes
In
holes
and
caverns,
their
tula
etant's
h«-«itatlon
he
grn«ped
the
figure,
W
b
T
Y
/h
A
THHJ
she rules in high renown.
The angelic face had vanished from
With a lily for a scepter and a rose ral and saddhs, his p ny. It was S it- the window, and Manrlce had gone chlevouaneon and prankish go- d na •till standing there. In a firm embrace^
CLOTHIM G
Vre
the
unlay.
his
holiday.
He
galloped
gaily
,
‘aln—Hamlin's
V
hard
O
i
l
.
wreath for a crown.
ture. all seem to suggest that It was and stleutly. un»««en lu th«- streets of the
-to W U j
And her laws are love and laughter, for down the dusty road, sniffing the hot inte the car. but Eulalle sa, there In »onio race like this which inspir'd must big city, began a struggle which could last on ttie I n t , ami y»u wilt neither
I
have one or the other.
wind and twirling his quirt like a man the furnace bn atb of the sun and held
th.y know not sorrow there—
of the storire of Teuton and Celt re­ have but one ending.
Never hate or pain or money euters In with good news. He met Eulalle In his pony, She did not hear the loco-
garding a dwarfish people of quasi
Back and forth the two rocked tn each
I'ndlsputctl Points.
her kingdom fair.
the main street, just mount«-,! upon her motive h 11 nor the voice from the
other's arms. Imck and forth, without
So we sing th«« songs the children sing old white pouy, and wav«-d his letter pLatform si ihoutlng "all nlioard." She supernatural attributes.
Attorney for the iMlenae— You are a
The
dwarfs
of
the
Kongo
forest
can
a word, but step by step, the outsider, blackguanJ and a bluff, sir!
and play the games they play.
w as yet dr atuin-g. But the wlmlows
As we wander in the golden land of at her.
be good or bad neighbor« to the big stiff and cold, was being drawn toward
Attorney for the l'r« »sect, tl«»n — And
"Aunt Von YVerdon Is dead. M bs Eu- slipped sllklly past her. au«l presently black people, according to the treat th«j open d«x>r. A moment ro«>re aud the
Make-Believe to-day.
lalie." he sai«l. stopping and looking she was staring nfter the rushing «airs, ment they receive If their e««lflsh two were within, and tbe conquer«*, you, air, are a ehyatw and a rogue!
—St. James* Gaxette.
The Court—-t’ome. come, gentlem en,
yet womb ring If Maurice would tell
at her merrily.
depredations on the banana groves or loosing tils hold. s,epp«-«l back, left the
"That one that gave the tea party to her some <?..rk-s al>ou, this fairy, the tbelr occasional thefts of tobacco or slender figure sw aying from aide to let us get dowu to the dlsputiri (xiinta
tato
of thia case.
the cats and kittens? But you're sor­ first she had ever seen from that won­ maize are condoned, or even If they aide and drew a long, fierce breath.
t
AeAee/ r»e rieye
derland
of
his.
But
though
she
w
ait­
ir» fV * rr Sflk Meewef f r t * * / « »
ry. ain't you, Mr. Maurice?” she asked,
"Darn them Indian figures!" said tba
; Ih e Overland Eastbound
ed for an hour he dl<l not come back. are conciliated by small gift» of such
Mothers will find Mr« Winslow's Booth,
Me«fe I f llln tlr tlid
1 womlering at his levity.
clgnr
shop
man.
according
to
the
Now
lug
byrup
the
best
rvmedv
to
Use
lor
thstr
food
left
ezpoaed
where
It
can
be
easi­
♦
I "Yes—and no. You see. she had only She a.-tked the station master If I’ro-
ehUdreu
during
,be
u«
thing
|>crtud.
York
Times,
"they
might
be
mads
of
ly
taken,
they
will
lu
return
leave
be
j two reasons for living—cats and me. feasor Sw nt □ had left the train. No
hind them In their nightly visitations lead ft m tin
! She preferred the cats, and -then she laxly had seen hint sin. o he and she
As Me L'alled It.
.1 k. i p < iu , i f the Draft.
t ER name was Eubille. but every­ , was old beyond computation—but I had l«a-n sitting on their ponies to­ gifts of meat and products of the cha-.c,
"But why," naked the man «ho
such as skins or Ivory.
one In Elkton called her ln»ttie. i will say that che did U tter by me gether.
First South American— Ah, good always «ante to know— "w hy <lo you
1 have been Informed by soma of the afternoon, Minor. Looks like a revolu­
"The next stop cast Is Brussels.” said
“Old Man” Lebrun, her father, than I had a right to expect. See?
p oariA so. onreoa.
call that little jump you made from a
A n«.*r,llM B ant, I'« » wrh«><>, r»r SSI-1*.
had started Elkton, lie came down as She has left me 9o00! I shall have the a gen t "If he gets off there he'll forest negroes, snya Sir Harry ,1. tion.
Me»sN«>'Sn*l kti» ,rr»» rie n Trainili« m tHirt-
tower
Into
the
water
a
‘leap
for
life?’
Johnston In McClure's, that the dwarfs
II.»i.i. whli b bas a secarsi« rrsl-»»i
bnr t i e
a hunter and trapper In the old days money to bum .” And his eyes looked be ba« k on the night local."
Socoml South American—Yes, I’ve
So she left his p«>ny nt the depot, w ill occasionally steal their children iieen predicting one for several «lays. They tell me It ia not at all danger- »Irrgarten «Issare, fh * H..sntln« ,»»i«' im .’bi
when the territory was as primeval as wistfully up the heat-acourg<d street
provi.!»* • ehe»rf»l amt » rii a rra n g é bosta
one.
you! « isdlea F«w « sis
<w or elber le-
his own Canadian frontier, but when wl»h Its reeking barrooms. Its empty, rode slowly horn«« through the dust, and put In thelr places pygmy babies My rheumatism always bothers mo Juet
" W ell," repled the artist, 'don't I fornisiii’ii
•lu-iy
the wild game was pretty well bunted wooden sidewalks and its dreary same­ and came hack to the night bx-al. He of ape like appearance changeling«. In before such changes.
Mik« gf.KASO K TX IIIIM T M . Prlncli-sl
make
a
liv
in
’
by
It?"
out and the white emigrants and the ness of frame-shanty stores. "Will diil not come. He never came to Elk- fact—bringing np the children they
Too Extravagant.
soldiers commenced to come he turned you wait till I cash th s ch.-ck. Miss t >n since, and Eulalle no longer won­ have stolen In the dwarf tribe. These
What was th« McsJIng?
"No,
air!"
roared Hie stern father,
ders.
She
knows.—
The
Argonaut
collections
of
pygmies
which
one
can
freighter, and later, when the copper Eulalie?” he added; “I’d like to ride
Too mm h reading Is given a* the
l ’a ne y C h in o o k S a lin ,» n ...
"you
may
ow
n
horses
and
lands,
and
a«'arcely
call
tr.t>es.
certainly
e
ih
.b
lt
camp started at G«x»se Creek, he blazed home wltb you."
cause of the downfall of a New Eng­
Ther»‘s s« mueh «tllfrrencs In ,'spnefl
MXRRTD A DUSG M ill IOSAIRE.
from time to time individuals of ordl automobiles, hut you can’t marry my
a stage route thither and founded the i She rode Into the shade of the town
•
sliiioti »• ,h»r«- 1« In
u» «r»r«s
land young man who Iwcame a burglar.
nary stature and with features not 'laugh,er."
Il pou « s iil Ib» t»l«M*1 r»«t Xlml, ,bs
traffic that made him rich—for a fron­ well and let her pony drink while he
Until a Het of the culprit’s favorite
Isntles, ,«• I * had, s«k ,«>r
An
operation
that
might
prove
fata,
strongly
rcaembllng
those
of
the
pj
g-
"M
hy
not?
’
tiersman. When Mrs. Lebrun dk-d went to the bank. But when he came
* }
j "Young man, yon ve got the Pana- authors ia published Sir Conan l>uvle
MONOPOLE.
iHittie was a chubby, big-eyed eld of j back she said: *lt’s train time, Mr. ,s-ing decided np«»n ns n last resort to
my yp«- _____________
• ma hat habit; th at’e w h y ." — Newark ami Mr. Hornung will be under sus­
W A K ltA M * A K FKK K ilo », l'atksrt
4 and so the women, who were few, Maurice.” iwitb a pouting little grim­ cur«- Millionaire Bradford B. McGr.-g-
l'«ir(latid, ors.
picion.
Ne«».
and the men, who had never more ace»; "you know I love to see the train or. New York, a Standard Oil magnate,
L'nplcu«ant for Both.
than one tender side In their make-ups go p a st The Overland sidetracks here, he hastily married Miss Clara S«-hl«-tn-
An Irishman whose face was ao plain
In those harsh days, petted the child and I'd like to look at the people. Then mer. n Ix-autiful society girl, while he that his friend» used to tell him it was
lay on hl* sick bed. They had been an • ffenie to the landscape hapi>ened
and made life very sw eet and radiant 1 you might see somebody you know."
as she grew. Now she was 20. with
al-o to 1» a« poor as he was homely.
He laughed again at her childlike cu­
the eyes o f a doe. so lustrous and won­
On»- day a neighlior met him and aaked:
riosity, and they paced down the street
dering; broken skin, peeling a little
"How are yon, Pat?"
toward the station. The Overland
from her oval face from the wh:pp!ng.
"M ighty bad! Sure, ’tit starvation
M eans bad air, nnd whether it
whistled as they rode Into the space
sand-spattered winds of the plains, the
e o m e t fio m th e lo w la n d s and
. , ,
,
...
th at’« starin’ m<- In tlie fa<w."
|
by
the
depot
and
down
by
the
side­
m
arshes
of the country, or the i l t h y sew ers and drain pipes of the citie«
form of a stately woman and the heart
"Begorra," ezclaim ed hia neighbor,
of a yearning child. 8he had been track where the red watertank steam ­
and
tow
ns,
its
effect
upon
the
human
system
is
the
same.
aympatheticaily, " it can’t be pleanant
ed In the burning sunlight, lie thought
'l'he«c atm osplicric poisons arc breathe! into the lu n gs and taken up
“through school,” had taught lu It for she looked very beautiful as they w ait-!
for either of yez"
by the blood, and the foundation of som e long, debilitating illn ess Is laid.
a term and w as esteemed as the most
ed there, for he was accustomed to
C h ills and fever, chronic dyspepsia, torpid nnd enlarged liver, kidney
learn«*d inhabitant of Elkton “next to
An Opening.
the rough buckskin gloves she alw ays
Parson Davies and Squire Beeno,” and.
Stage Direct'ir— What «hall I do troubles, jaundice and biliou sn ess arc frequently due to that invisible foe,
wore, and he knew that the grace
D e sl on Earth —
perhaps. Professor Swinton, who was.
with the wealthy young amateur you Malaria. N oxious g ases and un health y matter collect in the system because
which made her homespun gown seem
P m - . i i . » II I . m .il« of th« li».» ni»l» rl»l
the h vt r and kid n eys fail to act. and are poured into the blood current until
however, a newcomer and therefore
buy. *l'li» in .n iif * i lu r a r . s h .n lu l.iy |M«v 1»
engaged thia morning?
picturesque and appropriate, was none
it become» so polluted and slu g g ish that the poisous literally break through
■e XX p«r r * n, s ix iv . I I I . n i . r k . t p f l r . nt
yet on probation.
.Manager — What can he do?
of the dressmaker’s art. The choking
• r . il » . nt w * .n n l l m l i . r f>»r 111» u rlvll» «» nf ' ill
Professor Swinton “stopped” at J>e- sand swept down from the red tne-a
ling o»»r ami .k ln in iln g <>« In s rra s n i «T llie
Stage Director— He says he Is w ill­ the sk in , and carbuncles, boils, abscesses, ulcers and various eruption» of an
« •g u n Stock, «vlilrli l•<•»rrl».l fn» 4 In t » o . r . tw»
indolent character appear, depletin g the system , and threatening life itself.
brun's. He was a New-Yorker, frank, and dusted her elxm hair as it flutter­
ing to play the arnallest parts.
k r . m akin g up, w lilr li i n . a ii. an ln v « '< iiii.u « i.
The
germ
s
and
poisons
that
so
oppress
and
weaken
the
body
and
destroy
w
i . h I ainrk nf n .a r ly one m illio n 'In lla r^
lioylsh, unaffected, gentle and gener­ ed abroad in the blistering wind. The
Manager—Cast him for the armor in
M IT t IIK I.I. W agnna o r . un«iir|in.«»>l u *
th
e
life
g
iv
in
g
properties
of
th
e
blood,
rendering
it
thin
and
watery,
m
ust
ous. He laughed deprecatlngly at the little drops of perspiration that started
q u a lity , pru|m rllu ii, » n l.li, . i r . n g i l i auJ llgn*
the baronial castle arene —Judge.
ru nning
be
overcom
e
and
carried
out
of
the
system
before
the
patient
can
hope
to
“professor” Idea, for he w as only a and trickled down her brown cheeks
W h y —tska chancre on any n lh .r ’
W h y - n u t g *t lh a I r e l f - A M l r o i l M I . t .
get rid of Malaria and it» effect*.
“principal” of the three-room school, made muddy streaks upon her hand­
Left Helpless.
MMoA»//, L »^lt A Sievee Oa.
S.
S.
S.
doe»
th
is
and
qu
ick
ly
produce»
an
entire
and he had that admirable desire to kerchief as she wiped them away.
Mr». Brown— So your girl ha« left
r«iiU*n<L
K reitla.
h|H>naiia.
luMsS
change in the blood, reaching every organ and stim u ­
be called by his given name that la
A g .iiu i X r a r y w lia ra
you?
A’hat
for,
l o r mercy’« «akef
The train, groaning and trembling as
latin g them to vigorous, healthy action. 8. 8 . 3 .
strong In all young, ingenuous natures.
Mr«.
Black—
Absolutely
for
nothing.
possesses not on ly purifying but tonic properties,
Ills coming had made quite a “differ­ it slowed down past them, brought
Mrs. Brown—Oh, that'» it? I re­
and the general health im proves, and the appetite
ence" with Eulalle, and they had come with It a tornado of dust and paper
member
you
told
me
«lie
wouldn’t
leave
increase» alm ost from the first dose. There is no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic
along so well In their acquaintance ! that hid from hint the sweet mouth of
you tor anything.
or other mineral in S. S. 8. It is strictly and entirely a vegetable rem edy.
that «lie now called him "Mister Mau-
heside him. but when he look-
W rite us about your case, and our physicians w ill glad ly help you by
rice,” and he said “Mlsa Eulalle." H e
UP he ',aw that h1’ foce was n«-ar
lie Took Advice.
their advice to regain your health. Book on blood and sk in diseases sent
had told her many wondrous things l ’,e w'ind°w °F a private car. \ \ ¡thin
"W hy have you failed in life?"
T H E S W IF T S P K C ir iC C O . A tla n ta . O ae
alrout New York and the world that he coul<1
the whlte and si,Ver "I»1"“' engaged for some time. McGregor did
"My employer» always told me that free.
ftttr AntlrepM e and M eli R i-
lies beyond and apart from tbe «and- dor
l *,e trav^llnK palace. In the not recover from the operation, and Ids
OCXS
p an d liig B p m g e m ark» a new
a man with my brain» could make
la tti. 14.,1 i l , , , u r ant
*n Ï
girt alienees of her home, of the aplen- sconces of tlie wall* were cut flowers fair bride found heraelf widowed In n
ORL re I ’“ MK
à L U
tH« IlkNTk tl UtllM
. o r . k... k ilM
more money doing something elao.”
dor and folly, of the pageantry and nnd
vlo»'" trailing between the few days. Before the ordeal McGreg­
IT EXPANDS
the mockery, of the canon like streets, I windows. A» the hiss of the engine or, It 1« «aid, had made a will leaving Judge.
the glorh-s, the squalor, tbe romance ceased he could hear the tinkling mu-
w ifv
In case of hl» death.
nnd the em ptiness of the life he had **IC n serenade that he had not heard During his critical lllm-ss she nur»e«l
We extras*, crown snd bridge teeth
A»r»»ebl» Rn ue«
RfT«« Uva. u n riveted
In firm i at I »n f««r W«>meit o n ly
I MRM In (lu p la r in ' 1 »n v Ft elq DF i». M l IA b
left to grow up. ns he said, with the ' »Ince he left New York.
hint with devoted «are. McGregor was
without Inflicting j>»ln, Our methods
free West. Sometime» he told her love 1 "Let’s ride up to the forward win- burled nt Cleveland, Ohio, his former
t
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k
p
"
a
o
i
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,h
........
w -
are mod< rn snd meet with the approval
stories, of which »he forgot to n»k dow,” Ml«» Eulalle,'' he «ahi. "Some- home.
o t the most exacting. Call aud see us.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
K iauiInatlon free. Fees ressonable.
hlm, "How do you know?” nnd silent body 1» playing the piano."
otject*«! to Noise.
nnd eager-eyed, like the child in the j When they were opposite tbe win-
Both'phones: Oregon South TMl: Co­
THE NEW PENSION LAWS S E N T F R E E
A |.|>ly to BATNAM Ho k H . i t n .
I leva use they ohj‘"-!«:d t o colse some
lu m b ia SM. O i» n evenings till ». Sun­
nursery at night, »he only listened nnd dow they could eee n woman seated
ArrokskV, U AKiiiNovoM. 1». C.
days from * to IX
hoped that his legends might never nt the Instrument, hut ns their shad- n.-ttldeiits of I’atderson, N. j , t,tried a
JOHN POOLP., PORTLAND, O R,’,
N. I ’ . N. V.
No. 4 t III«»'«.
come to an end.
’ ow s fell across the light she rose nnd « hur« li bell reci-ntly after It had been
tret <H Mocrl.on Mrcet.
Cun rive you ths best bargain« In Boilers
Sometimes, when the sun had gone, came, facing tin m. as If to draw the taken down pending r«-pairs In the
w r it in g to a d v e rtle e ra pleas
sn«l Rnfluee, Windmills. I’uinjs¡ and nene
w w r x - v B —y
n « > n * ia fa
■ » , « • , « 0 . M l,
Falling Bldg
they rode tbelr ponies nwny Into the shades. Eulalle saw the lily white- church. The congregation later dug It
rsl M . . u . hlu.ry.
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Cor. Third aud Washington Hie.
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buy
short grass, did less plateau», that dip ness of her fa««-, the great blue eyes, up.
• l>e«lklty.
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