Sherman County observer., January 25, 1901, Image 4

A RACE AROUND
THE H O R N **
C / t f c tih 'U IH L R S /TV ¡H E A R M Y .
An
A n e c d o te
Som ew hat
C aual k u n .
Out
of
th e
It Is seldom that horses show their
intelligence in any striking manner,
but they sometimes do things that
would make their mental processes ex­
tremely. interesting if we could uuder
stand them. J once owned a beautiful
gray horse named “Douglas,” aud in
every way he was essentially a fam­
ily horse. He generally knew what
was required of him. aud would try
to do It. He was so gentle that he
could safely have been driven by
means of two pieces of strong linen
thread, aud he was so thoroughly trust­
worthy in regard to standing without
hitching, that we left him anywhere
we pleased, entirely by himself, and
were always certain to find him in ex­
actly the spot where he had lieeu left.
Me had such faith lu him in this re­
spect that we got into the bad habit,
when we were visiting at a house, of
leaving him standing at the door and
thinking no more of hint until we came
out. One afternoon my wife and I
were making a call at a suburban
house, aud as usual left Douglas stand­
ing outside. In a little while, glanc­
ing out of the front window. I was
amazed to see the horse slowly moving
along the driveway. I was about to
go out to hint, but as he very soon
stopped and stood perfectly still. I re­
mained where I was; and almost at
that moment two ladies came In. They
were also paying a visit to the house,
but on foot.
One of them remarked to me that I
bad a very polite horse, and as I did
not understand this compliment to
Douglas, she explained that when they
reache«! the house they found my horse
and buggy entirely blocking the en­
trance: and as they stood wondering
what they should do, the horse turned
his head, looked at them, and then
moved on a few steps in order to give
them an opportunity of entering.
I have nothing to add to this anec­
dote, except to say that it must have
l»een a very strong sense of politeness,
or else a word or two from one of the
ladles, which would have Induced
Douglas to move from the place w here
1 had left him.—Frank R. Stockton, in
Youth's Companion.
CASTORÌA
DEFtBT
TIME SCHEDULES
MASTER has the right to be the ladder to the forecastle head,
S a lt Iraké. D e n v e * .
C h ic a g o
4:00 a. ia.
>u<l of his ship, sod mine is a felt half Inclined to hail him, but why
For Infants and Children,
J F t. V o r tb ,O m a h a . •
P o r t la n d
6p «vral
K an aaa C i t y , S t. I
_ it —* "wind Jammer/’ but should my bo's'n steal about like a cat.
8 : 1 6 » . ¡u
L o u ia ,C h ic a g o u u d 1
I’ve left many a flrst-ciaaa tramp astern si nit in the shadows. Instead of going
F a -t.
of me, yes, and liners, too. I haven't about like a man? 1 thought I saw the
broken any record«; I can't claim to j gleam of a knife In his hands. Then 1
Atlantic S a l L ak e. D e n v e r ,
have sailed 438% statute mile« in a day. j ran full pelt along the lee side of the
Expirara j F t W o r th .O m a h a ,
• :oû p. in. I K a n -a a C i t y , fit.
did the Flying Cloud, or even 41V deck, for if the man meant mischief it
l.o u ia ,C u u a g u a n d !
ÂVcffe
tahle
Preparation
for
As
-
miles, the record of the Sovereign of the was time I knew. 1 took the steps at
F aaL
similating the Food and Regula­
Seas. Records like those were made ‘ three Jumps.
ting the 5 lomachs aadBoweb of
when ships carried a big crew, regard-
When 1 gained the forecastle head
Spokane
IV a l ia W a ll* . L eiria- 8.4 0
i t o u .S p o k a ii e .M i n -
F lv e r
lc»s of exfteuse, and spread out their I saw nothing at first. Yes, there he was
C UO p iu .
n e a p o li» . S i. P a u l, 1
IN F A N T S
H IL H K E N
stu n's'ls and moon s<-rapers until the I over the bows, his head Just showing,
D i i lu t li . M ilu a it-
i k e e , C tu v a g o « E a s t l
hull was no more compare«! with their i moving from side to side as though he
cant as than the basket is to a balloon. were at work.
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful­
C cean S team th lp x. 1 4.u0 p
Rut my bark Daisy does all that can be
I 3 u i a.
1 beut down over him, and found him
n ess andRest.Contains neither
exjiected with her crew of twenty-one i quite unconscious of my presence
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral
A ll » a ilín g
d a te » !
men, and my owners gave me a gold j slashing with a lopj^ knife, cutting
s u b jv v t U> c lia iiK v l
N
ot N a r c o t ic .
watch and chain when 1 beat the giant away the most vital gear In the ship—
F or fian F r k .iC ie e o —T
France on a «dear run across the West­ the gammonings of the bowsprit!
t a i ] «ver}' 5 d u ra.
1
ern ocean.
dew at his throat, half strangled him.
I was loading timber In Burrard In­ and dragged him from his perch, uutll
Jkia/dui J*«»^-
D a ily
Cotí rrtla Riier
: < «0 p . i n .
À lx f m n a »
E x. ku n d ay
kteamc r».
let, just up the harbor from Vancouver, 1 had him hanging over blue water.
S J t, ~
1- bu r m
the western terminus of the Canadiau Rut 1 was too late, for. with an awful
:>atiirdav
'lo A atorra a n d U i j l
E juptm un t -
l ‘ :«l p. m .
1.A li (11 ligft.
Pacific Railway. 1 was feeling pretty crash, the gammonings parted, the
1
26 GzrfanaAJU»»
g<«»d, because, since my last visit, my bowsprit dew into the a r, rearing
fU rm J t t J ~
Investment of f.vxi in town lots had straight on end. A yell from me sent
é :(W a m
W lüam ell» Rher.
4:Sn p. m .
r «n wr
E x. buuday
Lx S u n d a y
turned Itself into a good >1,500 with the the mate to the wheel.
O re g n n C it y , N ew -'
b e r g . n a le u i, I a ile -
growth of the city. And as to the
perfect Remedy for Constipa­
‘'Luff!”! shouted. “Luff!”
r e n d e n e e x W ay
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Rut before he could bring her bead
I « m i in g a .
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
•
to the wind, she gave one heavier roll
,
7 ; ( » x Mi.
W 'llamHte and Yam-
ÎLSB p. i...
n ess and L o s s OF S l e e p .
than usual, and with one tremendous
t i m . . 1 lu ir
LUI hitar».
M on.. We<l
a u d b«t.
John Jones, the proprietor of the Jackson House, in London, Ky., is the proud
smash all three masts, no longer sup- 1
and F n .
Tac Simile Signature of
O r e c o n C it y , h a y -
ported by the stays, broke off like car­ father of nine sons, live of whom are wearing the blue in the service of their
t o a , A \\ mj l.aiid-1
tuga.
rots and went whirling down over the country. Three are in the Philippines, and two are in this country. Samuel and
side. Then 1 hauled Mr. Diego Ramirez Wiley, aged respectively 26 and 24. are members of K troop. Third cavalry,
N
E
W
Y
O
R
K
.
stationed at Manila, Philippine Inlands. Both have distinguished themselves by
4:00 a ra.
Inboard, and battered him senseless.
W klaiattte Ri«er.
4 .8n p. m .
r- A lla m o n t h s o ld
their gallant conduct on the held of battle. Caleb, aged 22, is a member of II
T u ea . T h n r
M o n .. W ed
The Daisy lay a total wreck in mid
a u d SaL
Company, Third infantry, Philippine Islands, and has won promotion by his
P o r tla n d l o C n rval-
a n d F r i.
D o h * - J5Ç en ts
ocean, her masts and ^pars, a tangled faithful service. Christopher, aged 20, is a member of Company K, Twenty-third
lin A \\ ay l.au.1-
is<».
L
:
mass of wreckage to leeward, were infantry, Fort I). A. Russell, Wyoming. Chester, the youngest, is 18 years old.
charging Into her like a battering rain and has only been in service a few mouths.
tX A C T CO PY OF W R A P P E R .
L y . R ip a r ia
írralra Mirar.
1
Mr. Jones, the father, is an old soldier, having fought through four years of
with every roll, and, worst of all. the
8 :Z5 a m.
b a ll y
whole of the standing rigging was of the Civil War under Gen. Grant, und says that, though he receives a small pen­
D a ily
R ip a r ia lo l e w ia t » u
8 am .
steel, which no ax could cut for our sion, he thinks the government ought to increase it now that he has five sons iu
the service.
release.
Captain Joseph Garrard of the Fourth street recruiting office, this city, makes
H. M U R LB U R T,
At once I had all hands at work to
his headquarters at the Jackson House when he visits London to make enlist­
G o n e r a l P a s s e n g e r A g e n t , P o r t la n d , Or.
deal with the disaster. One watch ments. He says that in his thirty years of service he has never known of more
rigged a sea anchor, with a cask of oil, than three or four brothers in the service at the same time.
bored with an auger, which we put j
There are three little fellows that are too young for the service, but declare
overlxjard to windward and so broke that as soon as possible they will enlist. The oldest brother is married and has
t i l « U V M R I.VG T H E T R K A C H Z H T 0 7
the seas. Meanwhile I got the olher two children. His wife »ays that it is all she can do to keep him from slipping
M iR K Z .
watch to work cutting the wreckage away and joining his other brothers.
Daisy, well. I wasn’t going to let that adrift as best they could.
Bet D eprecated Currency.
•wink Jones crow over me. He com
Only w hen daylight came had 1 time
HISTORIC POWDER HOUSE.
Bagley spoke one evening at Kalama-
Several gentlemen In the lobby cf
rounded the Breeze, Ti Tour-masted hark, to go forward; time to deal with Diego
B a ll B e arin g s
bigger tlian the Daisy, but with noth­ Ramirez. E s q . , my bo's'n, caught red- A N o t e w o r t h y O b je c t t o B e B e e n N e a r zoo. He was a good business mau, the Arlington the other evening were
hut a poor public speaker. At the be- diacu&sing the different phase« of t h e
ing of her sailing qualities. He had handed wrecking my ship. Even then
B o s to n .
ginning
of
his
remarks
on
this
ocea-
currency
question
during
the
last
half
got some new fancy patent topsia, aud I could appreciate the fiendish cunning
Like a B ic y c le ,
One of the most noteworthy - objects
- -
I 8*on *ie alluded frankly to his lack of century and the effect thereon of the
was trying to rnuke the merchants be­ of the man, h's masterly knowledge of to be seen in the region round
about oratorical gifts. After he . had
. . finished,
. . . .
recent election.
lieve that he'd be unloading In Ixmdou seamanship. The chance had been a Boston Is the old powder house that
Makes ’ 'THE WHITE”
Col. J. G. Berret, formerly postmaster
River before I was round the Horn. He thousand to me against bis being stands on an eminence on the road to a man pushed forward, grasped his
hand warmly, and sahl:
and
Mayor
of
Washington,
told
of
an
th e
wus a good talker, was Jones, aud made caught, so sin pie was his plan, so cer­ Arlington. It is intimately associated
C o lu m " b io , S c u t i i o r n
“Governor. I have been a life-long interesting aud extraordinary dispro­
himself out a proper hero, especially tain its succe«s. No masts ever built with the early history of the country
Democrat but at the coming election I portionate bet as to odds made by gen­
E a s ie e t Running
among the women, who. bless their could have borne so sudden and
so aud is regarded with much interest by shall vote for you.”
tlemen iu this city In 1839 to Illustrate
souls! don't know a man when they see fierce a wrench. It was a comfort
to antiquarians. Originally Intended for
“Thank you." replied the Governor, the comparative value of money cur­
Sewing Machine
one unless he has got a torpedo tieard me that I had marked Diego Ramirez a windmill. It was solidly built of ma­
E f fe c tiv e Î2:O1 A. ni S e p t e m b e r 8. 19U0.
ami apes the naval officer. Anyway, for life. But 1 had not killed him. nor sonry and even at the present day much gratified. “May I ask the par­ rent at that time, says the Washington
Mads.
Star.
June«’ bragging made me so sick that 1 would I while he could be held alive In shows fewr signs of decay. In Its orig­ ticular reason for your change?”
“Because you are the first speaker on
S o u th
S o u th
N o r th
K ffrth
challenged him to start the same day— evidence of his crime.
inal state the old mill had three lofts either shle in this campaign that 1 “In 1839.” said Col. Berret, “there
bound
B ound
bound
buuud
was a mile track situated near w hat Is
vve were both finishing our loads—and
J
I put the man In irons, with nothing about six feet apart supported by have beard tell the truth. You said now Brightwood, though It was before
BEAUTY o f FINISH, QUALITY OF MATERIAL, ELEGANCE OF DESIGN
race me home for >2,500 a side, t i e but bread and water, and on the third heavy hewn timbers. It Is about 3U
wanted to back out, but the challenge day he confessed that Jones had bribed feet high, with a diameter of about 15 when you began tiiat you couldn't the day of houses iu that vicinity. Pres­
ST A T IO N S
D a lly 1
Complete, and BEST set of attachment.
Fa ly
D a ily
was made at the shipping office before a him to come on board at Vancouver, feet at the base. Mallet, the miller, make much of a speech, and. by jinks, ident Andrew Jackson v as theu in of­ h ml m m icrioni hv
D a lla
F aM .
F
r
e
ig
h
t
you
can’t!”—Harper’s
Magaine.
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fice. He was a patron of the turf and
F r e ig h t
crowd of masters and merchants, aud had ¡laid him >250 in cash to commit once lived near the mill, to which the
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was very fond of horses. He Lent a
Joues had talked to such an extent that the crime. That was Mr. Jones' idea farmers from far and near came with
stable of thoroughbreds, but it was, of
his friends forced him to stand up to of racing, and certainly the way things their grists to be ground.
A r r iv e
A r r iv e
L eave
Ira» ye
course, run under the name of another
V -h » t Itq re C an Y o n 4,sir.
me like a mau. I’ve heard sluce that looked he would have no trouble In
In the year 1747 the mill was trans­
person,
his
stepson.
The
races
were
— he was iu desperate bard straits, so reaching England ahead of me. claim ferred by the builder’s heirs to the
R,
n ,n k ‘‘8
M a c h in e - , w ith o u t B a ll B e a r in g « , N e w , v e r y C h e a n
7 :80 a m l : 3 4 p m
R ige» I l -26 a m
running races In heats of four miles ? e h m e ? Y i ’ - ^ ‘ h a l ld M a c b l “ '’8 - < * 9 * P
A ll k i n d s o f S e w i n c M a c h i n e N e e d le d , o i l H -
p tn
mvo-h so that the loss of that bet would lug the >5.000 from the stake-holder at province of the Massachusetts Bay. in
1 00 » m 1 :SS p ni G ib b o n i 11:00 a m 3 • :40
:12 p ra
N e w m a c h in e « f„ r r e n t.
D o n ’t t h i n k o f h u v . n k. a S e w i n g
and repeat, as was then the custom, t e h m e n t a e n d r e p a i r . .
fc äo a n i 2:14 p h , W aaeo 10:46 a m 2 64 P .ra
mr.M sheer ruin to him; but he had. Vancouver, and cashing the check be­ New England, and it was never used
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and I recall that 1 once witnessed four K iu ^ t Veit p h o n e o r w r i t e a u d l e t u s p r o v e il
talked too much, aud the Vancouver fore I could interfere. As to the mon­ as a windmill after that time, but it
successive heats, with a short ¡uteri al
' J i-W :l.> a iu
people would have chaffed the life out ey. 1 had no redress, for the law would became Instead a powder magazine for
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of rest between heats, run to decide a
W h i t e - S e w i n g j- M a c h i n e - C o m p a n y ,
of him If he tried to sing small before not back me in a gambling transaction, the storing of powder belonging to the
am ■1:U0 p.a^. ' «y-os»
« in
ttw a o
9:. t O a .in
a m 8:08 p
race.
Ute. We planked down the stakes, the nut 1 swore be should be punished for province. 9
8:19 p m E r j A t e v l 8:.’I8 a m
Main Offices, SOO Post St.’, Ban Francisco, California.
“At one of the events a gentleman
a m 3:4» p
S :U
first man home to cable to the stake­ wrecking my ship.
In September. 1774. w hen the old mill
Bourbon
I S: m a . in
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on
standing near the offered to bet Sluo in
holder, claiming the whole amount.
................... 4:-X> p.ui G u tn r i
8 :40 a .in
Well, from the moment we lost our contained 250 half barrels of powder, it
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bank hills to 25 cents In sh ier coin that
tt tl«.» ,
8::io a iu
Theu, 1 guess, Joues felt sick. Bar ac­ masts 1 had all hands, including
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was raided by General Gage and emp­
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y-
h a i d t o ft :uU < m ,.
a horse lie favored should win. A friend
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cidents. the man couldn't possibly beat self, working night aud day. s a v t u __
tied
of
Its
precious
store.
When
the
'
-*
Little
Gray
Sheep”
is
tlie
title
of
Int
of mine took him up. He then •epcat-
me suiliug, and 1 never suspected foul
F u r n itu r e , C a rp e ts , W a ll P a p e r , F u n e r a l S u p p lie s .
T h i o u i h T i c k e t , to P o i n t , K e i
what could be saved of the wreckage, news of this seizure was circulated It the new novel liy Mrs. Hugh Frazer,
a n d in E u r o p e c a n n o w b e p n r e h a a e d a t ti
play; such a thing never entered my and using the spars, tackle aud canvas created the most intense excitement who is a sister of Marion Crawford, ed the offer six times at the same odds,
M o r o o fflo e o f t h e C o l o r n l ii a S o u t h e r n P
which were accepted, and, his horse
Pictures framed to order.
head. 1 was short of a bo's’n, my man to Jury-rig the ship I had thirty feet and several thousand of the Inhabit­ from the IJppincott press.
a n d a t th e lo w e s t p r e v a ilin u r a te s .
losing, he handed my friend >700 iu
haviug run from the ship, und there
E X P R E S S . C o n a u n y o u r e tp r e « .« m a
of foremast, eighteen feet of nilzzen. ants of Boston and other towns assem­
Paul Leicester Ford, whose marriage current hank bills, as against >1.75 In
was not one of the forwmast hands who and six feet of the main to build upon; bled on the common at Cambridge to
ter to M oro “ c a r e o f C o lu m b ia S o u th e i
has
recently
occurred,
had
sold
of
his
E
x
p
ress C o m p a n y .
silier
coin.
This
shows
the
rehvive
could fairly claim the Job. They were and. If you’ll believe me. I turned the give expression to .heir resentment of
good as sailormeu go, the beat doseu of Daisy Into such a rig as was never this act. This Is said to have been the last novel, Janice Meredith. 243.000 value of the currency of the perio«!.’’
(¡••.J.BIOHLF.R, BI. J. RA ft R I*»
them, but a really first-class bo's'n seen before in the world. We rigged first time that the provincials had as- copies on the day of his wedding. Ten
■ ¿ h e -
rn e ra l M a n a g e r
S uperinteodei
W olseley Merely a Stripling.
thousand more were then in pres«.
could have given points to the lot. Now.
her as we went along under a Jury fore-
It
is
pleasant
to
come
across
old
war­
Punch
announces
the
immediate
pub­
Joues hail a regular champion, a Por-
F e e d , S a le ,
lication of a three-part serial by Frank riors who, having fought in many
lugee, wbo’d learned his trade whaling,
R. Stockton. It is entitled "The Gilded climes against many people, are still
aud followed that up under the best
a n d L iv e ry
Idol aud the Conch Shell,” and deals hale and hearty. The other day one
master« In the deep sea trade. So when
M
ICRO
,
ORECON.
with American life on tlie side of poli­ of England’s veterans. Field Marshal
he came to see me the day before I
Sir
Frederick
P.
Haines,
celebrated
his
tics.
was to sail. I listened to all he had to
eighty-first birthday.
say alxiut Captain Jones—which w asn’t
A study of modern social conditions
Just sixty-one years ago he began his
exactly compliments. I couldn't tell
as they affect the Jews in the United
career
as a warrior, aud fifty-five years
him to run from his present ship, In­
States Is presented by Miss Emma
S u ccesso r to N . W. Thom psoo.
deed. as In duty bound. I advised hlnj
Wolf In her novel. “Heirs of Yester­ ago he went through his first campaign,
seeing
most
of
the
fighting
that
took
solemnly to do no such thiug; but I did
Everything
first
class.
New
rigs
and
new horses, single and double.
day.” publishe«! by A. C. McClurg &
place in the Sutlej campaign of 1845. Good saddle horsea.
drop a hint that I'd pick up valuable
Co., of Chicago.
Go >d teams and competent drivera for commercial 'ravalera.
Almost the first time he smelt powder
uieu who'd run from such masters us
S p e c ia l a t t e n t io n g iv e n to t h e b o a r d .n g d f h o r s e s.
Y onr p a tr o n a g e is s o lie ite d .
A new edition of Charles Kingsley’s he was desperately wounded.
Joues, ami stowed away In the Daisy.
works
is
In
course
of
preparation
by
Ills next campaign was that in the
Sure enough, before I’d been a day out
his daughter, Mrs. Harrison (Lucas Punjab in 1848-9, and later he fought
1 found Diego Ramirez aboard of me,
The Favorite Transcontinental Route
Malet). Her introductions to the vari­ through the ill-managed Crimea. Twen­
mighty poor In spirit, humble and will­
ous
volunv-s
will
contain
much
inter­
Between the Nonhwesi and all
ty years later he was made connnand-
ing. Naturally. 1 wasn't going to lose
■ F .T 1 K Q T H E K M I K l l l X f Y .
esting unpublished matter.
Points East
er-in-chlef In India, and was specially
time handing the man over to Jones, so
American authors, it seems, are help­ thanked by Parliament for his tact and
I signed him on the books as A. B. He sail, and before we passed the Western
Choice of Two Routes Through
lessly exposed to the depredations of energy in the Afghanistan operations.
soon proved the best saihtrmnn In the Islands 1 had turned her into a sort of
the FAMOUS
Russian publishers. An illustration of
ship; such a good man. In fact, that my four-masted Jackass bark, with
The old warrior is hale an« hearty
..X 7 V D ...
the pillage which constantly goes on is and still has an opinion of his wn. It
own |M>ople weren't Jealous when I pro­ sail under her Jury bowsprit, and even
booms
rigged
out
over
the
side
to
carry
seen In the fact that Benjamin Ide is told of him that a dictum of Lord
Rocky flountain Scenery
moted him over their heads, and made
T itle O L D POWD k K-H o VSE.
Wheeler's "Life of Alexander the Woiseley’s was quoted against one of
him bo's'n. 1 was proud of Diego Ra small sails. My salloruien laughed un­
til
they
split
their
sides
at
some
of
my
mlrex. If I'd only known!
Great” is now being reprinted In the his own. Sir Frederick rapped his cane
And Four Routes Fast of
We started fair, Jones and I, and all fancy canvas, hut we did five knots sembled in arms for the avowed pur­ Neva, a Russian magazine published in on the floor aud shouted;
PUEBLO And DENVER.
an
hour
before
the
wind.
Every
ship
we
pose
of
opposing
the
king’s
forces.
Thus
SL
Petersburg.
The
biography
first
ap­
the city turned out to see the start. A
“Woiseley! Wolseley! A clever lad.
11.tMO-mile -race is out of the common; sighted howled at us. hut I begged, it was tiiat the old mill contained some peared in the Century magazine, and I'll admit, but a mere stripling, sir, a
A ll pa«»< nre.-s g r a n te d a d e y ’a at. p o v e r I t
of
the
powder
used
in
the
War
of
the
bought
and
borrowed
something
from
the papers 'were full of It, and at the
tii« M orm on C a p ita l o r a m d tie r e b e tw e e n <»g.
then was published as a book with mere stripling!” As Lord Wolseley Is
d
e
n a n d P -n v e r
P e n - o u a - ^ c o n d u c t e d Tour*
Revolution.
It
Is
certain
that
Wash­
time when we cast off the tugs the bet­ each of them, of spars, rope and sails
drawings by Andre Castaigne, which only 67, that settled It, of course.—Phil­
tat L xcuraiozr« t h r e e d » v » w eek to
ting was five to three on Jones. I took to add to my rig. I even hoisted sails ington visited the old mill more than are also lieing pirated by the Russian adelphia Post.
»•are to be abreast when we passes! the on the boats in my davits, and Provi­ once, and It holds an honored place in magazine.
Omaha, Kansas City,
city of Victoria; I took more care while dence helped me with just the winds the history of the war for Independ­
The Sintrer and the Porter.
A picturesque event happened recent­
St. Louis, Chicago
ence.
I
wanted.
1
kept
my
hands
in
gooti
we ran down the Straits of Fuca that I
M. A. P. tells a story of how' once
One of the stories told in connection ly at Garden River, a part of the OJib- upon a time Stms Reeves, the famous
and
the East.
should round Cape Flattery ahead of humor with plenty of grog, and you
way Reservation, nine miles from the
I an i
him. The betting there was five to three should have heard them cheer as we with the old mill is that of an Acadian Canadian “Soo,” as Sault Ste. Marie is tenor, was stranded at a country junc­
F or rate« and* a l l l n f o r m a t io b , c a ll o n O B
peasant
girl
who
was
among
the
girls
U
ana‘,ian
'*«>•"
us
Sault
Ste.
Marie
it
& N. A g e n t , o r ad d reaa
on me. Joues did all he knew, and as sighted Vshant!
tion. waiting for a train. It was cold
LOOK HERE.
Since we had been delayed at least of this class who were separated from ^aIn l-a ib called, when Mis« Ali«e Long and miserable, and the singer was nat­
R C. N IC H O L ,
R K . H O O PK K
far as speed went there wasn't actually
fellow,
and
her
sifter,
Mrs.
J.
G.
Thorp.
G en era l A g en t,
G en . Fa»«. A T k t A r t
YOUNG
much to choose between our two ships; six weeks, of course there could be no their homes and parceled out among of Cambridge, and other descendants urally not in the best of tempers. While
361 w a , h i n « - o t fit..
D e m .i t o io .
T w look» t»U oo ro a . c a » xmd a
F o r t la n d , Or < o n .
but for seamanship, well. I'd be sorry hope of whining the race. Yet we were the different towns by the cruel and un­ of the poet Longfellow, were formaliy chewing the cud of disappointment, an
M e m « « -n ila
Before U’ l too let»
just
policy
of
their
conquerors.
This
for Jones’ chance. Of course, we put scarcely in our fresh course up Chan
go eod
or w rit« to thia »44 4oo-
adopted Into the OJlbway nation. The old railway porter, who recognized him
tor. H a hea bM n tr a o tlo f aoeh — —a
him astern the very first day. nor did nel. the time being Just after break girl's name was Claudine. Disguising
fa r owor 2 j re ara , ao4 ia p a rfe o tlr
from
the
published
p<
rtraits,
entered
Longfellow«,
with
others,
formed
a
re lia b le. Furolahaa hla ow e — ■» -ewa
fast, when who should I see astern but herself in boy’s clothing she ran away
w e see him again for many a long day
the waiting-room.
»od M ilo no to tea
«fter.
my dear friend Jones. It was a clear from a cruel master. Reaching the party who have been camping In Geor­
“Good
evening,
Mr.
Sims
Reeves,”
he
gian
Bay,
atiout
thirty
miles
from
Gar­
DR. KESSLER
home
of
Mallet,
the
miller,
at
nightfall
There’s no need to describe the voy­ Judgment, in my mind, for he'd been
said.
O f the eld « L Dante M edical end
age. 1 had all the winds I tried for. driven south by a gale we just missed she asked permission to stay all night, den River, the latter place being the
S
urg
ica
l D tspe ne arr, MOS» Y eotulU
“Good evening, my man,” replied the
etraet. P e rtlo n d O »., » e e ttlr e tr » » e r ­
and not too much; 1 rounded the Horn by a day. blown clean into the Antarc­ and begged to be allowed to sleep In ancient residence of the Ojibway vocalist, getting ready the necessary
an tee« to cure.
M O N T H L Y M A G A Z IN E
Kings,
who
ruled
there
a
hundred
years
the
mil,.
This
permission
was
grant­
without a reef in my tops’ls. then reach­ tic. where lie found a berg in a fog.
PRÍVATE OleeasM #irphllle.
T h le doctor ru a ra n te e e I
c u rt any
tip. But the man sought for informa­
A F a m il y L io r a r y
r n .a n ia .
G o n o rrh o e a Oleot
l * r c tu p g
ed away to catch the trades for home.
Anyway, here he was rounding Vshant ed. and the disjruised runaway elinibed ago. when this nation was supreme tion rather than tips.
cured, no difference now long etaodlng.
B pe.-------- , , , -
Manhood or N ig h tly Em laelons, cured porm enent-
We were bowling along towards the stern of us, and it was nothing now to the loft anil went to sleep on the among the aliorigines. the last King of
“They tell me you earn a heap of
lr
* h e ha b it of S elf-A buee e ffe c tu a lly curad la a ei-ort
I.loe--running down our latitudes in but a question of tugs. I had one ask grain bags site found there. In the the Ojibway« belug the father of the money,” he remarked.
tim e.
12 C o m p l e t e N o v e ls Y early
Chief
Bukwuk
Jiniui,
who
taught
dead
of
ulght
her
master
arrived
in
fine style, and on O ct 3 . at noon. I Ing for a job already, the only deep sea
YOUNG
MEN rem
Tour
error’
f°ia« <* »«oí
"Oh!” murmured Mr. Reeves.
MANY
SHORT ST O R IE S AND
edied and thia old doctor w ill r " v , >0«
pursuit
of
her.
Arousing
the
miller,
Ixmgfellow
the
legends
on
which
his
made It 100 30 7 S. We were under tug. perhaps, in the chops of the Clian-
W LAMOfne M T lo e and cure you— m a to you perfeotiy tvn
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
"And yet,” pursued the porter, “yot
Aotf IKÁI1I17. Tou w ill be am ased at hla euooeae
c urlna
»lose reefed top gallant sails. wind 1 md. So 1 made my bargain for I»art- the pursuer demanded that the mill be Hiawatha was Sounded. This country
^perm a urrhoaa, Bam lnai 1 oeeee. N i< b U ,
‘re ln rr.
don’t work hard. Not so hard as I do
$ 2 .6 0 P L R Y E A R ; 2 5 frww « C O P Y
about S.E.. blowing about a tops'l mouth, aud soon 1 was making eight oftened and the girl be given to him. is supposed to have been the scene of
for instance. But I dessay you earn-
The
frightened
runaway
was
aroused
ni«>st
of
Hiawatha's
exploits,
and
here
NO CONTINUED STO R IES
_
to
any
p
a
rt
o
í
the
oountry
by
bla t o n a
breeze, about az much as we cared for. knots for Jones' nine. At n«x>n. I be-
w
r
lt
a
fa
ll
p
a
rtic
u
la
r*.
Indoea
10
ao
»
ta
-m
i^
and
p'raps ten times what I do—eh?”
E V E R Y N U M B E R C O M P L E T E IN ^ T B E L F
t o a tU anaw er you prom ptly
H u o d ra to tr a a it o ax toan
Indeed, the mate wanted to anug home I Ing still a little ahead, another tug hove from her sleep by the voi««e of her the Ojibways. who are entertaining the
“What do you earn?” asked the
> t o a ra aaa toa ta ao<ne lo the o ily .
the top gallant salla. I knew what the lo sight, and 1. being disabled, had a master «nrnnianding her to descend. Longfellow party, presente«, a ’’ raina- singer.
Daisy could stand, and when I went , right. So away we went with two tugs, When she refused to cofile down the tlzed version of Hiawatha for their
READ THIS
LIPPINCOTT S and THE OB­
“Eighteen shillings a week all the
below at 10 o'clock I told the second leaving Jones raging mad astern. He enraged man. whose name was Rich­ guests, which was given out of doors
olaar bottle at kadtlm a aad a rta a to <■ the h n ttta
year round,” said the porter.
SERVER each 12 m onihs fo r
ard
Wynne,
climbed
the
ladder
to
bring
{ • * » a ^ e aod look at It la the m c -n ib g
U M la rtoudy ar
with
much
realistic
effect.
The
morn-
not to call roe for less than a light gale. ' was hull down when I got a third tug.
Saa a rtoudy aottllag la It. you h o *» aome c td o a r ur btaddM
Sims Reeveg opened his chest-
$ 2 .7 6 .
.
’
Do.
■ and «hoold bo attoaded U koforo
But I could not sleep, and that’s a ' just to spite Jones, and went into Dart­ her down by force. When her pursuer 1 ing after the adoption of the Longfel-
had
reached
her
hiding
piace
the
girl
•r bwa
re,
mi—do!”
he
sang,
the
last
note
be­
lows into the Ojibway Nation. Mis«
queer thing at sea how one's body stays mouth like a royal procession.
tried to escape down the ladder. The Longfellow presented their hosts w ith ing a ringing top one. “There, my
awake, expecting «linger, while, so far
6 0 YEAR S’
Yes. I was first In au English port man sprang after her. stumbled and
a handsome portrait of her father, man; there's your year's salary gone!”
as mortal mind can tell, there Is noth­ first to send the cable to Vancouver,
EXPER IEN CE
fell headlong through the opening at framed in birch bark, which will hang
ing to fear. Everything was what the j first to secure the stake. Moreover. I
A Careful Speaker.
the head of the ladder. He caught at in their Council House at Garden River.
doctor ordered up to eight bells. I got Mr. Jones dismiss,«,! from his ship
“What did you expect to prove by
a rope in his descent and clung to it. The whole story is not only one of
heard the watch changed; then one te!l. and charge«!, with his accomplice, in
heedless of the miller's wild cry for much interest, but should form a strik­ tiiat exceedingly long-winded argument
tw o bells, three bells, four bells. At wrecking mine, and his owners had to
him to let go or he would soon be a ing episode in all future lives of the of yours?” asked the friend.
last I got sick of hearing the half-hour pay the damage. Now Captain Jones
“1 didn't expect to prove anything,”
dead man. The man’s weight on the poet
strokes, and went up on deck in socks and Diego Ramirez, his bo's'n. are im­
rope had set the mill in motion, the
answered the >rator. “All I honed to
I RADE m A R A S
and pyjamas to take a look at the night proving their minds in her majesty's
D esig n «
great -------------
arms began
to revolve, the man
„— ---------------—
What great excitement there is do was to confuse the other fellow, so
All seemed well The mate was a; the house of tuition at Wormwood Scrubba.
C o p y r ig h t * A c .
caught in the machinery and be- among the women when a woman who that he couldn’t prove that I didn’t
A n y o n e Handing a a k e trh and description Mg
gallery door, sipping his coffee, and
q uickly »»certain o n r op in io n fre e w h e th e r an
The Daisy? Well, next time I pat fore the mill could be stopped and the
..
has
married some time appears prove anything.”—London Answers.
In v e n tio n la p robably p a te n ta b le . ( onim uniea-
small blame to him for getting it good i into Vancouver the merchants gave me victim rescued he was injured beyond
tlo n . a tn r tly oonOdentlal. H a ndbook on P atent»
in handsome new clothes!
T
H
E
U
A
L
L
U
,
O
M
K
G
O
H
.
aent fre e, «ildeet agency fo r aecunng p a te n t*.
and hot. His face was turned towards a banquet, and I wear a gold watch and recovery and he died in a few hour«.
Every head of a family should attend
P aten ta taken th rou gh M unn « Co. receive
me. his hack to the forecastle where ch^ln !o Jones' memory.
aprctal aoticr, w ith o u t charge in th e
The men also get new underwear a medical college long enough to gain
something stirred In the shadow -a
when they marry, but they don't adver­ a knowledge that will aid him In carv­
The Rew art! o f Truth.
man coming up out of the Scuttl
ing a chicken.
A boy smoking a cigar is such a
During his second aaccemfnl cam­ tise it.
A kan d a o ta e ly tllu » tr» te d w ee k ly , le r a e e t etr-
Diego Kamirez. who ought’ to have shocking tight that even meu fee! ua- paign on the Republican ticket for Gov­
salaCtoB o f any a>-le»tiflc to u rn a i
T e rm » , «a a
A long walk is a severe trial for the
r a w : f r a r m entLa. I L Sold by a ll new sdealer».
A well-filled cupboard is the best
been in bis bunk, sneaking quietly op pleasant in witnessing IL
ernor of Michigan the late John J. human understanding.
board of health.
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