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P O R i O R IC A N \ \ E A L T I I 1 a ?7'~° Tnife<1 S ta te s c u rre n b o u t w h a t Rio coffee sell r. (T his is dow n to his son. an d his son’s son. u n for on the til th e tra d e becam e h e red ita ry . A w h a rf a t New i'o rk .i T he produ- e is ------V I A ------ fam ily th a t o m e a cq u ired it took good shipped in bags, co n tain in g each trom c a re not to lose it by bungling, as th e IN D U C E M E N T S IN A G R IC U L T U R E 85 to 100 kilogram s. ’w ise w om en' som etim es did. fo r th e AND C A T T u E R A ISIN G T h e q u a lity of th e Porto R ican coffee a r t o f killing by w itc h c ra ft had th is de is excellent, a n d th e principal m a rk e ts cided a d v a n ta g e over th e a rt o f h e al G o v e r n m e n t R e p o rts F a c ts E n c o u r a g - h a v e been C uba an d Spain, but very ing. th a t if the spell failed th e re w ere In g to I n v e s to rs —C u ltiv a tio n o f S a g « r little b a r in g been im ported into th e o th e r w a y s—a dose of som eth in g iu tlte 1 n ited S ta te s, w here it is not well t a n e a r id t o b a c c o I n s u r e s l i a n d s o n t e kftva cup or a clu b stro k e ou a d a rk know n. U nder fa v o ra b le conditions S h o r t e s t a n d Q u ic k e s t L in e stood a b o u t th e fa rm h o u se Hashed to his face. B ut th e blood m oves I r o f it K u ilw . y . a n d R o a d s N e e d e d . night T h u s -imoug som e o f the Mel th e coffee crop of P o rto Rico is easily ----- T O ------ ’k w a rd , count ra in e d groups, m ore slow ly a t fo rty th a n a t tw e n ty , a n e s ia n s trib e s it is not too m uch io w orth from 86.000.ooo to $10,060.000 w a itin g , a s th ey m ight h av e e x I a n d be only said: ST. PAUL, DULUTH, KiNHEAPOUS, CHICK" -ay th a t th e p opulation is divided be People in search o f reliab le in fo rm a B eing p ro tected by the good clim ate, pre sse d IL " fo r th e fu n e ra l to s t a r t.” A M » A L I. P O U T S B A H T . “ W hy, yes, L orinda, o f c o u rse.” tw een t!ie co m panies o f those th at tion a b o u t P o rto Ri- o will uud a lot of th e P o rto R ican su g a r c an e in d u stry j T h r o u g h P h I m c c h i i <1 T o u r l a t S le e p e r « , T h e dead w om an w as lying in th e b e st T he n ig h t w as c le a r an d b e a u tifu l. c au sed d ise ase a n d those th a t healed 1» n i ii g n i K t K u l e t S m o k in g L i b r a r y C a r « room . If had been th e p a ssin g a w a y of It w as stra n g e how th e m an noted each valu ab le s ta tis tic s in th e official re p o rt is au im p o rta n t one. Coast lands, it.” d a il y t r a in -, fast t im e ; ser vic e o f th e c en su s of the island, issued by cleared, w hich receive ra in s o r irrig a- • a h a rd iife. A N D S( E N E R ” I ' X ' t y t A L A U . sound, a n d how his th o u g h ts w ent back ÂVegetakie Preparation for A s A B O Y ’S IN V EN TIO N . P h in e a s H a rd e n leaned h is bead to a n o th e r J u n e n ig h t long ago, w hen the I u ite d S ta te s W ar D e p artm en t. tiou an d re ta in hum idity som e lim e T .ckets lo pitio ts E iu t v ia th e G r e a t N o r t h - simulating iheîoodandRctfula ia Ei-.N K .» 'i.w *v , on -a te at 4 o im n b ia S o u th ern a g a in st th e s h u tte r w hich had been he had w alked over th is sa m e road 'I he c en su s v.ag tak e n u n d e r th e d irec w ith o u t becom ing sw am ped, a re good «nd (>. K. ,v X . Depot T ic k e t Office, o r G reat In d o le n c e L e i to th e C o n tr iv a n c e o f a ling the Stomachs andBowels o of closed to keep o u t th e g la rin g lighL a n d w ith th e w om an beside him . H e looked tion ot l.i tilt iiaut Colom 1 J. I'. Sanger, fo r th e su g a r p la n t: th e s e lau d s not s it X o r t h e s x 'l i -ket office ' f r y i s t t u , i m p r o v e i n c i t . 1 * Z r h l r d s t .. P o rt l a u d , O r. as he s a t there, h a lf-h e a rin g th e so u n d s a t h e r face; even in th is s o ft h alf-lig h t. wno h a » -m a d e his re p o tt a d o cu m en t u a te d high above th e level of th e sea. O ne ot th e m ost in te re s tin g e x h ib its of tutu-m il in terest. u -ar th e coasts, w hich -»re flooded by f o r I:«r.-b, Folder« a n d f u ll in fo rm a tio n re -*r w h ich c am e to him th ro u g h th e open It w a s h a rd a n d cold. T h ere w a s som e g ard itig ES kletn tr ip , c a ll on or a<1dre»t> in th e m odel-room of th e P a te n t Office W bile a g ric u ltu re is now th e prin- ] la rg e riv e rs In e x tra o rd in a ry fresh ets, w indow , he h e ard q u ite d istin c tly th ese th in g p a th e tic In th e sile n t w a lk of A B. C D E X M S T O K . C ity Pa»-, «nd T ic k e t A g ent. Port an d , cipal s o u -<-e of w e alth to P o rto Rico, j but w hich on account o f th e ir n a tu ra l is its collection o f m in ia tu re ste am -en w o rd s; Promotes Digestion.Cheerful- th ese tw o old lovers. T hey w ere a lm o st gines. M ode's of th e e n g in e s of H ero location a n d g re a t d e p th a re q uickly sa y s Colour-1 Sanger, the early s e ttle rs " b l e d p eac efu l a t th e last, th ey say. a t h e r door now , an d sh e tu rn e d her n ess and Rest.Contains neither W ell, th e re d o u g h t te r be som e peace fa ce to w a rd him . If he could have w ere fo r m any y e a rs engaged iu c a ttle 1 d ra in e d , receive the nam e o f tie rra s de j of A lexandria, of N ew com en an d of Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. _ _ M a tt illu s tra te tile successive ste p s in In th e c o u rse of a n a tu ra l life, a n ’ jf know n It, th e re w ere tw o b rig h t spots raising, and th is is still a n im p o rta n t I vega, and a re those used fo r th e c u lti N o t N a r c o t ic . e v ery w h ere, j develo p m en t ot w h at lias becom e th e re w as going te r l»e a n y In old M is’ on h e r ch eek s; as it w as, he fe lt a g re a t in d u stry , th e rich a n d lu x u ria n t pas- I vation o f su g a r cane th e g ia n t of o u r m ode, in d u stry . T h ese lan d s iu g en eral a re a llu v ial titre s and m any s tre a m s p ro v id in g all j H a rd e n 's life, g u e ss It had te r get its p ity fo r th e lonely w om an. H e did not An a tte n d a n t sh o w s th e visito r a a-SAMOiarcacn in n in g s in a t p re tty nigh th e la s t lick, know tlu it th e y w e re tw o p la y e rs iu h a t is n ecessary for th is purpose. It . lan d s, an d a re very rich in fe rtiliz in g m odel of tlte early engine iiihjii w hich P uenpim SereL - a n ' a close sh a v e a t th a t. My. d id n ’t “ th e trag e d y of w h a t m ig h t h a v e been,” H ay be said th a t all fru its an d v e g eta elem ents. M x.S en n a » boys w ere em ployed to tu rn th e cocks Effective 12:01 A. m . Septem ber It. 1900. C u ltiv a tio n o f i u a a r C ane. sh e lead D ick H a rd en a life. K ec'lect but be dim ly fe lt th a t she w a s try in g bles a d a p te d to a tropical c lim ate will ' Rrchellr Seite - An er Seed * w hen th e re w a s n 't a sp ru c e r m an in to brid g e o v er th e lap se of tim e th a t yield a b u n d a n tly iu P o rto Rico, an d I S u g a r c an e m ay be produced in P orto th a t, a lte rn a tin g , let th e ste a m on aud tow n, hut she took th e sp irit out of him , had com e betw een them . H e rem em th is is especially tru e of th e coffee tree, Rico, w here th e soil is sandy a u d loose, s h u t it off. O ne of th ese boys, H u m South Jh C a/tjnaO SjJa » South : N o rth N o rth bound bound H im S eed - Round B ound a n ’ It w a rn ’t m uch of a Job fe r co n bered so m e th in g of th e feelin g he had the su g a r cane, a n d th e tobacco plant, a t $24.59 (A m erican m oney) p e r acre. phrey P o tte r by nam e, in stea d of s e t (lonfeed Sugar tlin g dow n like a m achine to th e mo su m p tio n t e r finish him up.” f flo i a ra r. once had w hen she w as b eside him , tlte th ree sta p le s o f m ost im p o rtan ce in C u ttin g the c an e will cost $2.40 a u a cre P h lu e u s n e v er forgot th a t. It had an d a w av e of longing, not fo r her, but th e o rd e r name-1, a n d g ro w n w idely m ore. To m a n u fa c tu re a 1.200-pound notonous w ork, kept his eyes open. H e « A perfect Remedy forConstipa- hogshead of su g a r from the c an e costs discovered th a t a c e rta in beam above been th e p u ttin g in to w ords w h a t he for th e love th a t had gone, c a m e over o v er the island. D a lly P a lly ( P om . j , F r D e a ig lly h t tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, F re ig h t Pase» hail n e v er q u ite a d m itte d even to h im him . H e a lm o st fo rg o t th e w om an in " In P o rto Rico th e select an d re $*». B esides th ese th e re a re various his head w'orked in unison w itli th e cocks w hich he opened an d closed. H e self. Worms .Convulsions .Feveri sh- his re m e m b ra n c e of th e love w hich now ned coffee is produced betw een o th e r item s of expense, such as term u a l n ess and L o s s O F SLEEP. T he d a y s th a t follow ed his m o th e r's she had once a w ak e n e d . 200 an d 800 m ete rs ab o v e the sea level. charges, tra n s p o rta tio n , an d sh rin k a g e. acco rd in g ly connected th e tw o, and A rriv e a f te r seeing th a t th e device w orked A rriv e Leave L o a r* d e a th p a ssed p e ac efu lly enough. A fte r As th e m em ory of tu e old em otions A t th is elev atio n a re found th e to w n s T h is la tte r is a n im p o rta n t item , ra n g Tac Simile Signature o f a w hile lie becam e used to th e q u ie t of c am e over him his h e a rt so fte n ed an d o f Yanco, L ares, M aricao. U tuado, ing from 6 p e r cent ou steam vessels to proiierly, ra n off to play. H is em p lo y ers began to notice a m uch T SO a.m l : M p . m th e house. It d id n 't seem lonely to he tu rn e d to w a rd h e r w ith re ad y w ords Cayey, etc., w hich form th e produc lo o r 12 p e r cen t on sa ilin g c ra ft, in Rige» 11:25 a m S t ó p n A Oli » iu 1 : >9 p.m G ibLona 11 :oo a m 3:12 p m him ; he had n e v er fe lt lonely, not even on his lips. B u t th ey had re ac h ed her tive region o f th e renow ned coffee, o f 18117 P o rto Rico produced 126,827.472 g re a te r re g u la rity in th e m ovem ent of N E W YORK. l av i a, 2:14 p m W a»co 10:45 a mi 2 5* p m a m 2:a7 p in Klo'd ykelO :3U a.m 2:4op.u> a t th e first. I t w as only a s tbougii door, and she w as holding o u t her P orto Rico. T h is region, w hich in pounds of su g ar, fo r w hich the p la n te rs tlie e ngine th a n b e fo re ; th is led to the • :A". a.m 2:33 p.tr. S u m m it 10 25 a m 2:13 p m som e d isc o rd a n t note had dropped out hand. cludes som eth in g m ore th a n th e so u th received $3,782,465, or a fra c tio u less d isc o v ery of Ids secret, an d to th e s u b 9.08 a m 2:C> p.m Hay C J>-10:15 a m 2 12 p m th a n 3 c en ts a pound. ot U j life. se q u e n t adop tio n of his device e v ery 9:12 a in 1 :4i p ni M ch n 'ld a 10:12 a .in 2 OS p.m “G ood-night, P h in e as. I h a v e n 't an y w est q u a d ra n t of th e island, is c h a ra c • :2t a ni :oO p u. l a M om JO OO a m 1:52 p m As in C uba, th e tendency is to w a rd w here. 1’eoplK g^.m etim es looked cu rio u sly a t idea but th a t you th in k s tra n g e of w h a t terized by a c lim a te o f jie rp etu a l 9.50 a.m 8:o9 p m M oro ------ 9 50 a.ta 1 :40 p.m ................ 3:!# p.m E rakinv! 9:39 a m .......... As one looks a t th e m odel of th e e n him an d wot ( le n d If he e v e r th o u g h t I ’ve done to-night, b u t w L atev er you spring. 1 he c o n stat.t breeze re fre sh e s large p lan ta tio n s, w ith c e n tra l m ills for 10:50 a m 3:44 p w G's V ’ y 9:15 a in 1 :t0 p .m ACT CO PY OF W R A P P E R . C om p arativ ely few of the gine to w hich th e scoggan w as applied, of L oriuda N orth. R ut no one could th in k 1 know 1 can tr u s t you to keep th e a tm o sp h e re an d the fre q u e n t ra in s g rin d in g ............»..1 4:0Sp.m B o urbon' 8:56 a.m ;................. ................. 4:26 p.m U u th iia 8:40 a read th e th o u g h ts th a t w ere h idden still. P e rh a p s th e re ’s th in g s w e all re- i e q u alize th e seasons so th a t not even su g a r e sta te s a re provided w ith steam th e w onder is not tiia t th e boy th o u g h t ................ 4 :4o p.m W ilco x 8 30 a back of his eyes. T hey w ere eyes th a t j greL I d o n ’t know how you feel, ; iu tim es of d ro u g h t does th e vegetation vacuum m achinery for m ak in g su g ar, o f . it, b u t th a t a n y b o d y b efo re him i —....... 5:2>* >>.Rii-hauiko 8:00 a . mi r a th e r battled y ou; th ey had u lw a y s but- She had opened th e door now suffer as occu rs on th e so u th e rn co ast au d n e arly one-h air of th e cane-g rin d in g should have failed to do so. T h is is i T h r o u g h T ic k e t « « • P o in t « C a s t an n o y ed his m other. W hen he w a s a a n d had step p ed ju s t w ith in th e »hop— tl,e *8*a n ,l* uwr d u rin g th e ra in y aea- m achines a re w orked by oxen. T he th e “a f te r th o u g h t” ot' a g re a t m any j a n d iu E u ro p e o au n o * ba p u ro h a a e d a t th e child she had said one day, “ W here he “ b u t I won t be busy S a tu rd a y nighL ! Son a ,e t,ie ra in s 80 heavy a s on th e h u rric a n e of Aug. 8, 1899. dam aged the n o tab le inventions. O pponents of th e I M o r o offioe o f th e C o lo m b ia t lo a lh a r n B y g e ts th a t look b e ats me. H e m inds a n d if yon w a n t to com e I ’ll be a t norTfl coast. O w ing to th ese fa v o ra b le su g a r m ills c onsiderably, au d th e finan p a te n t sy ste m o ften ra ise th e point a n d a t th e lo w ea t p r e v a ilin g r a t a i. E X P R E S S , C o n a iitn y o n r exp raas m a t well, a n ’ he'd o u g h ter, se e ln ’ th e tr o u hom e.” And b efo re he had tim e to a n clim atic conditions an d to th e fa c t th a t cial s tra its of the p la n te rs have m ade th a t all g re a t In ventions tire ’in th e j te r to M o r o “ c a re o f C o lo m b ia S o n th a r s it im possible to re sto re th e p lan ts. ble I'v e been to, b rin g in g him up. H is sw er, th e door hud been s h u t a u d he th e coffee groves a re situ a te d In valleys air, th a t th e sa m e su g g estio n sooner E x p re ro C o m p a n y . h a n d s a n ’ feet a re quick enough to do w a s alone. sh e lte red from th e stro n g w inds, and L arg e r p la n ta tio n s o r colonies. Im o r la te r w ill com e to a g re a t m any dif- J ’Ì R P ! proved m ethods of c u ltiv atio n , an d cen fe re u t m en. a n d hence th a t th e p a te n t a s I say. b u t I c a n ’t feel b u t w h a t ( le a . J . Jl O H 1 E R , D .J .H A R R IS , th e soil, o f w hich w e will p re sen tly I t had been a hot w eek fo r so e arly th e re 's som ethin* hack of his ey es th a t iu th e season. P h in e a s fe lt tire d anil sp e a k iu detail. Is d u e th e env iab le rep tr a l m ills w ith im proved m ach in ery w i l l is sim ply a re w a rd to th e one who hap encrai M anager Sapanotaadaal iïiij SU u s j; in tim e uo d o u b t add enorm ously to the pen% to a rriv e first. I a in ’t nev er to u ch e d .” sp e n t a s he dro v e hom e from to w n ou u ta tio n o f the coffee o f the co u n try . o u tp u t of sugar. L o rinda N orth kept a little shop, S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . As he n e are d his P a te n t e x p e rts a ck n o w led g e consid- i A ltitu d e A ffects Coffee G ro w th , S everal va rie tie s of the tobacco p lan t e ra b le b a sis for th is co n ten tio n . T hey { w hich w as th e Io<*al e x p o n en t o f m etro house Its lonelim-gs stru c k him a s som e “ In th e c e n tra l ra n g e o f I’o rto Rico a re c u ltiv a te d in th e c o u n try —th a t p o lita n styles. Hhe w as a w o m an w ho th in g new . T he h e at o f th e day, a n d j Is th e S ierra L uq u illa. w hich h a s an called G uacharo, w hich is believed to be say , also, t h a t tlte lam e n t o ften seen B a ll B e arin g s in th e n e w sp a p ers. “ H is invention died i his s tru g g le s w ith th e q u e stio n w hich 1 he hud been evading, an d w hich k ep t j Like a B ic y c le . him c allin g for a u a n sw e r, d e p ressed S him . H e longed fo r q u iet a u d peace; ' Makee "THE WHITE” w h e th e r th e old q u ie t life or th e possi ble peace of a new one, he did not th e know . B ut his house w as not so lonely, I a f te r a ll; for. a s he c am e n e are r, he E a s ie e t Punning suw th e old d o c to r's su lk y beside the g ate. H e had a lw a y s liked th e c h e e r Sewing Machine 1 be F a v o rite T ra n e e o n tin e n ta l Route Between ful, se n sib le old m an, a u d he hailed him the M o r ib u n d and Fotuta East Made now w ith even a note of re lie f in his voice: Chotee o f T w o K-.iitea T h rou gh “ H ello, P h in e a s; th o u g h t y ou'd be th e E I.MOCS along If I w a ite d a m in u te .” »EAUTY OF FINISH, QUALITY OF MATERIAL, ELEGANCE OF DESIGN P h in e a s got out and stood by th e side Rocky Mountain Scenery o f th e d o c to r’s sulky. b i n i?n«t7ntnHnn^han"hip' th“ Complete, and BEST aet of attachment« chanw ' h l f n . L « pe E l8V P ^ n .e n ts . O ld M n c h in e a ta k e n .n ex “ I t ’s a b o u t th e bill, I s'p o se,” he said. A n d Fo u r Routes East of “ I m ea u t to see a b o u t it before, j Fueblo aud Denver. b u t-----” “ See here, P h in e a s H ard en , did you e v e r know m e to d riv e people on m y ‘HZ i.OXGKD Fi»K ML'IZT AS1I 1‘ZACk,’ w e h a v e o th e r ruRkes o f M a c h in e » w it h o u t B a ll B e a rin g » N e w »» PS bills? I t is n 't a bill th is tim e, b u t som e A n d t a-M iurr-rs g ra in e d a day stop-over fn tbe M o i iu o i i < a p u a l ,,r an y w h e re betw een Ugd«n took iife hard. It did uot cotue easy to th in g th a t 1 o u g h t to have a tte n d e d to t c h m e n t g a n a re p a ir s . N ew m ao h m ee fo r re n t. D o n ’ t t h in k o f h n v m o u , and D enver. Personally con ducted t o n rial S r;* ’? " »• - » * * , » 5 a n y of th e s e h a rd w orked, n a rro w - as soon a s y o u r m o th e r died, b u t It Excursions three days week to telephone or write and let us prove it. lived w om en, a n d sh e hud fo u g h t clean sllp|ted m y m ind, a n d t h a t 's th e a g a in s t eat h h a rd knock until all the only e x cu se I h a v e to offer. I d o n 't Omaha, Kansas C ity, St. Louts, W h ite - S e w in g - M a c h in e - C o m p a n y , so ftn e ss, w hich m ay once have been know w h e th e r y o u ’ve e v e r th o u g h t Chicago and the East. Main Offioes, 300 A ’ost St., San Franoisoo, California. hers, had lieeti rubbetl off. T h ere had m uch a b o u t y o u r f a th e r; he died w hen been an old love a ffa ir betw een th ese you w ere p ra tty young. H e w a s one E-’ P E O P L E S , A g e n t , M o r o , O r e g o n , For tick ets and any In fo rm a tio n reg arding tw o, b u t how fa r it had progressed uo of th e best frien d s I e v er had. T hey rate», tonte«, etc ., or for d es crip tiv e ad vert, sing one e v er q u ite knew . Home one had said he died o f co n su m p tio n ; I said m atter, c a ll on agent» ol O regon R a ilw a y i. --------- D E A L E R in ------ C O F F E E PL A N T A T IO N IN L A R E S. N a v ig a tio n Co., ( >r,-gou Short L in e or So uth ern once v e n tu re d to ask L orinda ultout IL so utyself, and 1 suppose he d id ; b u t if Pacifie l'oin punies. 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 . “ She w a sn ’t going to be a u old worn ev er a m an died of loneliness an d w a n t __ B. K H O O P E R . (■eti'l 1‘aaa ,fe T ic k e t Agent, D e n ver. Colo, a n 's n u rse ,” she had said. “ S he'd a l o f sy m p a th y it w as Dick H a rd en . J u s t elev atio n o f 1,500 m ete rs above tb e a n a tiv e of V enezuela, the V irginia w ith hin t.” re .e rrin g to a se c re t process P ic tu r e s fra m e d to o rd e r. R. C. X 1 C M I.L to neral Agent. level of th e sea, a u d it is ob serv ed th a t blanca, the Corazon de Vaca, th e Cu is ra re ly borne out by events. w ays m ade out to m ake a living fo r Itefore he died he g a v e ine a le tte r to 2ol W ash iu g to n 8 l.. P o rtla n d . O r. herself, a n d she g uessed she could still give you. H e told m e to keep It a s long above (lie m iddle height o f th is m oun bano. an d others. As yet the selection I lie th in g s th a t only one m an in ta in coffee gro v es do not exist. W heth of th e v a rie ty best suited for th e p u r th e w orld can discover a re few . But She w a sn ’t going to live In a n y m a n 's a s y o u r m o th e r lived, au d a t her d e ath house an d have a n o th e r w om an boss to give it to you If you w ere still u n e r ow ing to the c lim ate o r to the soil, poses of th e m a n u fa c tu re r has uot been th is docs not lessen o u r in d eb te d n ess w hich m ay be u n su itab le , w here grow m ade. H e p re fe rs a lea f w ith color, IL” m a rrie d ; so, since y o u 're a bloom ing to tlte person w ho d iscovers th in g s only som e sh ru b s lu th ic k e ts au d som e ■ ¿ k r P e rh a p s In th ese y e a rs in w hich old b ach elo r like m yself, here It is. And w o rth less herbs. It is tr u e th a t a f te r 800 e la sticity , larg e in te rco stal spaces, and Iir8t.—Y outh’s C om panion. sm all ribs, w hich a re the best for th e w h a te v e r is iu It, ju s t re m e m b e r th a t th e re hud been plen ty of tim e for q u iet m ete rs have been p assed th e coffee is F e e d , S a le , th o u g h t she hud so m etim es re g re tte d y o u r f a th e r w a s a good m an, a u d lived uot seen, a u d all a tte m p ts to grow it m a n u fa c tu re o f th e different kinds of N hw boss o ’ b a n r x n s . c ig a rs w hich th e c onsum er d em an d s— b e tte r th a n m ost m en die.” h e r lost c h an c e of happiness. S urely a t th a t a ltitu d e have been w ith o u t re esse n tia l q u a litie s w hich oblige the a n d L iv e ry Harr.v H a rris , th e little C hicagoan In th e a fte rg lo w of th e su n s e t Phln- sults. th ey had been lonely y e ars, h a rd years, m ak e r to seek th e locality p roductive of vx ho o u tpointed and o u tg en e rale d P e d r x too. a n d th ey had borne th e ir fr u lf in c as s a t tu rn in g th e le tte r o v er in his ORECON. “ Coffee g ro w e rs m odify th e clim ate L oriuda N orth. T h ere w a s n 't u w om an hand. T h e fa d in g light w as too dim by em ploying sh a d e —th a t I s . p l a n t good tobacco. Indeed the only selection la r P a lm e r a t th e N ational Sjiortiug Club, in London, th e oilier nig h t, lias th a t is now m ade. for th e fa in t, in d is tin c t w ritin g , an d he In th e tow n « h o did not feel a little th e ir coffee groves the sh ad e j C lassed w ith a g ric u ltu ra l in d u strie s is txxhe l eeii d e fea te d , and h a rd ly com es u n e asy w hen u n d e r th e b a tte ry of h e r lig h ted th e lam p. of a grove of C .rees, as fo r e x am , stock raising. whlFlt is an im p o rtan t up to th e re q u ire m e n ts of a cham pion H e looked a t th e d a te an d It g a v e him sh a rp eyes. P h lu e a s H a rd en had been ple. the W P lre s, g u a b a. jol>o. guauia, Successor to N . W. Thompson. th e only one w ho had e v er pushed open, a c u rio u s feeling to know th a t his m ango, etc., au d u u d e r the b an an a an d re m u n e ra tiv e in d u stry . In 1897 the ANO ev en e v er so slig h tly , th e door of h e r f a th e r had been y o u n g e r th a n he him tre e s w hen th e coffee groves a re young. island had 67,751 horses, valued a t $2,- Everything first o lan . New rigs and new horses, single and donbl«. 000,000; 4,467 m ules, w orth altout $134,- h e a rt; aud a f te r she had closed th is se lf w a s w hen he had w ritte n th e le t “T he coffee g ro w s on hills o f low Good saddle burses. Go »d teams and competent drivers for oommsrelsl ’revelers. TISSE SCHEDULES D e pa bt little chink, love had gone to e asie r ter. I t w a s tru e th a t he had th o u g h t elevation, a sso ciated w ith m any o th e r 000, au d 303.612 c attle , valued a t $6,- At Bigg» Ui Special attention given to the boarding of horses. Yonr patronage is solicited. p a th w a y s, an d left th e door o f L oriu- of h is f a th e r b u t little , an d p e rh a p s trees, w hich afford shade, m odify the j 000,000. The sw ine aud sheep s ta tis tic s Chicago Salt Ijik e , Denver, 12417 p. m. w ere Insignificant. I here a re 60.953 n o th in g iu his life had ev er touched d a 's h e a rt closed h a rd and f a s t P o rtlan d te m p e ra tu re , a u d p ro te c t th e coffee F t. W«»rtb,( irnaha, S|M*cial Kan Fa« C ity , St. People hud sp e c u la te d so m e w h a t ns him as did th is le tte r, w hich seem ed as from h u rric a n e s a n d to rre n tia l raius. landed holdings, o r “e s ta te s ,” in I’orto 1:10a in. Ixin ia.C h icag o an d real to him as th o u g h It w ere his f a th Rico, com prising a bout 5.200,000 acres. to how she w ould ta k e th e new s of v ia It u n t Ksal. T he com position of th ese coffee soils is e r ’s voice com ing dow n to him th ro u g h ’ A m ong the g re a t d ra w b a c k s to a g ric u l i l . K lo n . Mrs. H a rd e u 's death . P e rh a p s It had variable, but lu all of them san d p re th e y ears. tu re a re the lack of highw ays an d ra il s tirre d . m ore deeply th a n she knew , dom inates, au d ou th e su rfa c e th ere is A tla n tic Salt Lake. D enver. S -.59 a m. T h e w ritin g w a s stiff an d cram ped. roads, au d the in ferio r a g ric u ltu ra l im Ex p re « th e u n d e rc u rre n t of her life. Surely, F t. W o rth .d m a h a , a u a b u u d a u t covering, th e pro d u ct of 1 S t s . in. H e read th e lines a g a in a n d ag ain , see plem ents In use. G eneral D avis, the Kansas C ity , St P h in e a s w as o ften lu her m ind iu th ese the decayed vegetation o f th e forest. via H n n l- D > oi«,C iiivago and m ilitary G overnor, is try in g to rem edy days. Not w ith an y te n d e rn e ss o f feel ing his fa th e r th ro u g h each w ord: in gtott I Eaat. T he lan d w hich produces th e renow ned th e lack of highw ays, and lias ex p en d T o My D ear Son—W hether you will coffee of l ’o rto Rico, as to Its physical ..A N D ... ing did she th in k of th e lonely m an; b u t p e rh ap s b ecause his so lita ry life ever see this I cannot tell. W hen life is ap p ea ran c e, seem s to be a very fine ed over $1,000,000 in the re p air aud con St. P . u I xx a ll» XX a lla Ix-wla- 2.50 a. m. F * « t M ail to n , S p okane. .Mi n- bore so closely ou h e r ow n did her alm ost ended, some things seem very clay, au d w h en It ra in s becom es as stru c tio n of roads. E ven roads iu the 10:10 p. m. neapolia, St. P a u l,' th o u g h ts so o ften tu rn to him . As she clear. I cannot leave yon much, but p e r slippery as soap, au d tra n s it a t such im m ed iate vicinity of the cities a re iu V a H A R R Y H A R R IS . Ilu ln t h . M ilw a u haps you will some time understand. Spokane looked fo rw a rd , a s she did som etim es T here is only ju st enough to take care tim es is dan g ero u s. It has a red color poor condition, and d u rin g th e ra in y kee, ChicagoA Earn com pared w ith o th e rs w ho have held season nearly all of them a re alm ost im of late, to th e y e a rs an d y e a rs s tr e tc h of your m other. I wish. God only knows w hen m oist, a n d w hen squeezed ing o u t th e ir w eary len g th b efn re her. how I wish, th at I could leave you happi th ro u g h th e fingers resem bles in its p assab le for vehicles. T he total length th e title, l i e h a s n ’t got th e punch, a l OCEAN AND RIVER SC H ED U LE • th o u g h t, w hich w a s a t tirst vague ness. Lying here I ’ve had time to think color a u d sm o o th n ess th e oxide of iron of all ra ilro ad s is a b o u t 159 miles, all tho u g h a s clever as boxer a s e v er drew >1«>M P O K IL A M ) an d undefined, g ra d u a lly took detiu ite it all over, and I am leaving this letter p ain t, but w hen d ry it becom es very tra c k s being narrow -gauge, and th e on th e stuffed m itts. S tev e F lan eg an . - rolling stock, roadbeds, etc., very in now dead, a n d C laren ce E orlies w ere with the prayer th at God will somehow hard. <ha;te In her m ind. 8iXi p .m . A ll » a ilin g date» 4:W> p. m. th e A m erican boxers who took H a rris ' ferior. m ake it do the work. »ub jeet to ciiau ge “ T h ere a re sm all p la n ta tio n s w h ere T hey had both a lw a y s been re g u la r T here is ju st one thing I w ant to say. th e cu ltiv atio n is both In telligent aud Coffee is th e m ain p ro d u ct of th e m easu re before lie d re am ed of crossing c h u rch a tte n d a n ts . T h ro u g h th e sum F o r San Frsn c iaco — th e big pond tb co n q u er i S ks old fistic S a il every 5 day«. tner L orinda had s a t ju s t back o f Phln- Be sure of yourself. Never make friends intense, w hich produce th irty q u in island, an d 41 p e r cent of th e c u ltiv a te d w orld. ’fit-» ' because you a re lonely. T here is no lone land is given over to th e crop. S u g ar m ore per c as H a rd e u 's pew . au d th e tim e seem ed liness like th a t of a heart th at cannot get ta ls (3,060 pounds) an d In T im e o f P e a c e . very long ago w hen th e pew in fro n t back to itself. P erhaps you will know h e c ta re (tw o an d o ne-half acres), but c an e occupies 15 p e r cen t an d b a n an a s An a rtic le by C h arles F re d e ric k h ad been e m p ty a t th e ev en in g m eeting w hat 1 m ean: if yon don't, it w on't make th is Is ex ceptional, fo r th ere a re lauds 14 p e r cent o f th e land. I D a ily CelHir.bia RUar 4 00 p .in . S ta n sb u ry , in th e Illu s tra te d A m erican, E x .S u n d a y an d he had s a t hack w ith her. lla a -n tr i. any difference anyway. I leave you my in th e sam e region w hich sc a rc e ly pro E x .S u n d a y 8:00 n .in show s th a t the M aine w as not th e first dying blessing. Your father. H is m o th e r h ad been dead ju s t six duce one q u in ta l (100 pounds). As an H E A T H E N HAVE P O P U L A R C U L T P u h liih 1 Monday- Saturday T o A s to ria and Way ( f e w it u M Ì a S lid F ri- U nited S ta te s sh ip o f w a r to m eet de ‘ 10:00 p. in. R IC H A R D H A R D E N . m onths. T he cold an d dreariue-ss of the. Ijiu d iu g a . a v e ra g e crop, tak e n from th e different d ay , and kn o w n lllrrx' t.'L re a lii y a C h r i s t i a n S c ie n c e P r a c t i c e d b y I n h a b 1 ___ ________ stru c tio n by explosion in tim e o f peace w in te r w a s goue, an d It w a s a so ft T he e vening hours w ore slow ly a w av. cla sses of land a n d ta k in g into account lini-. «y|F.v - ( .J X Ü - every p a rt of tlie U n it i t a n t s o f S o u th S e a Is la n d s . o th e r , j a i g ív í On J u n e 4, 1829, th e D em alogos, w hich n ig h t In e arly Ju n e . T h e w indow s in W hen h e r little, re stle ss clock stru c k also th e v a ria tio n s th a t occur from y e a r ed State» a ■ a S a il 1 1 6:00 a .m Wiliametl« River. 4:30 p. m. m g to e !«te«t new - on 1 I Ex. Sunday F a m ily N» T hose xvho believe in “C h ristia n Sci w as also know n a s F u lto n II., w as d e th e old c h u rch w ere open, au d p e rh a p s nine. L o rin d a N orth blew out th e light to year, a prod u ctio n o f front ten to E x .S u n d a y dava o f !«■•),. a ,,d cov tlie hiu*he»t cías», fo i O regon C ity , New e r in g new« i,f ili«» P lu u e a s listen ed m ore to th e m onoton in h e r sittin g room. P h in e a s ' H a rd en fo u rtee n (initials p e r h e ctare m ay be ence” a re recom m ended to stu d y th e stro y ed by an explosion in th e h a rb o r farm er« and villager;- berg. Salem , In d e o ilie r th re e Ji eon- It co n tains a I ,h, pendence XX'ay ous voice of th e m in iste r. W hen he had uot com e.—T h e Springfield R epub co u u ted ou as th e re su lt of fa irly in te l b eliefs of th e South Sea Islan d ers. of New York. T w e n ty -fo u r persons Ia i:ia a ll im p o rt n . most im p o rta n t gen. L an din g» < o r -i. u in ' 1 • ;j. . E ven iu those arch ip elag o es of “ far-off w a s a little boy he had o ften w ished licaix w ere killed au d nineteen w ounded. T he lig en t c u ltiv a tio n .” r a l new» of T i l l w h ic h appear» in D A IL Y 1 R IB V K R np th a t th ey w ould have c h u rch outdoors. 7 :D0 a. tn. T H E D A LLY I Rip, Willamette and Yam T he cofiee tree is com pletely dev el isles o f E den, lying in d a rk p urple m y stery of th e explosion w as nev er 3:30 p. tn. to ho u r of going Tues., T liiir. UXE of «ante <i»'c. hill hivers. M ou.. Wed. E x c u s e s G iv e n by L o o te rs . G od seem ed n e a re r th ere . T he w om an press, an ( g r ie i i ’ t iir a l oped and producing a f te r seven y e ars sp h e res o f se a .” th e fu n d a m e n ta l p rin cleared up. T h e D em alogos w as in te r and Sat. »1 o D om eatic and aud F ri. I ep a rtn ie n t of flu- T he R u ssian p ap ers c o n tain com ical if th e conditions u n d e r w hich the ciples of the " s c ie n tis ts '’ seem to be e stin g a s living the first steam w ar s a t a n d w a tch e d his face d u rin g th e F o re ig n C om *»,am J- Oregon C ity , Day- htghegt order, ha« e n enci-. Short Storie«, to n , A Way lAtnd- long serm on. She looked a t It m ore sto rie s of th e effects of th e R ussian g ro w th has been ¡»erfected h a v e been know n, a ccording to th e M edical Rec vessel e v er c o n stru cted . She w as to te r ta in in g re a d in g for Kt gan t lla lf-!o n e l i iugs. eve ry m em b er of th e c are fu lly , p e rh ap s, th a n she had ever m in iste ria l o rd e r a g a in s t looting in fa v o ra b le. O th e rw ise it will need ten ord, for am ong th e South S ea-Islan d ers have been used in th e w a r of 1812, but b e ra tio n *. H n n io r- f i'n ily old and voting. o n « I t e m » , l i n t i« ir ia l done before. B ut L orinda N orth w as C hina. A p riv a te soldier hauled be y ears, a n d th e pro d u ct w ill n e v er com no m an falls sick or dies from n a tu ra l w as not com pleted in tim e. S om ew hat M arket reports w h ich I'-fo r n ia tio n . Fs«hioti 6:00 a m . » wpiaomna Rlvar. 4 :90 p. m. are accepted as au not cai>able o f seein g th e real P h in e a s fore th e pro v o st m arsh a l w ith som e pete w ith th a t of a good, sound tree. causes. They w ould arg u e, if called la te r iu th e c en tu ry th e U nited S ta te s No»-«. A g rie n ltn ra i M on., Wed. t h o r it y by farm ers Tue»., T h u F M a tte rs and C oinpre- and Sat. P o rtland to C o rvat H a rd en . All she saw w as a slight, bent valu ab le g au ze o ru a iu e u ts iu bis pos T h e cost of one cucrda (ab o u t one acre» upon to a n aly ze th e ir belief, th a t health w a rsh ip W asp put to sea and w as nev er and F r i. and c o n n trv m e r hen «ive and R e liab le ti» & XX ay Lau d c h a n t-, a n d 1» clean , tigure; a fa ce w ith e y es th a t w ere a p t session pleaded th a t be m ea n t th em a s of good coff* »e ttp to th e d a te o f pro is th e n a tu ra l condition, an d th a t every heard of. H e r fa te can only lie con F in a n iia l and M a ik e t ing». u p -to -d a te , in le re a t- R -p ort«. to fa ll a little b e fo re th e hard look in a g ift fo r tb e \ ladivostock m useum d uction will a v era g e $180, U nited d e p a rtu re from it m ust tie c au sed by jectured. ii.g and in s tru c tiv e . R c g n 'ar *iili« c rip . h e r ow n. She could not know th a t he H e got off. an d a few d a y s la te r bis S ta te s c u rren cy . s u p e rn a tu ra l agency, au d since disease L v R ip a ria R e gular lio n price, Í I 50 per »11 fiac ri,e Snake River. Lv. I-ewiitos M h e n a M a n M a r r i e s . did not m eet h e r eyes only because it escape placed tb e m ilita ry ju d g e s in a tio n price, Jl.uu per 3:35 a. in. year. D a ily W hen th e tree Is fo u r y e a rs old it will is a n evil, you m ust look fo r its a g e u ts yea r. J o e —w hose la s t n a m e is no p a rt of D a ily R ip a ria to I^ w ia to n 9 a. in. p ained him to see th e e x p ressio n w hich fa rc ica l dilem m a p robably w ithout not produce sufficient to cover e x am ong th o se w ho w ish you evil. xxe fu rn ia h ii m th is sto ry —w as a s p eculiarly nou-res s t precedent. A m a n had l»een c a u g h t w ith penses. an d if th e soil is not o f th e best We fu rm a b it w ith tim e had p rin te d on her face. T H E (iix s r E V E R T h u s fa r they a re a t one w ith m any H . D, S M IT H , A g en t, M oro, O regon. T H E O B S E R V E R fo r $2.:t. per year. T h e long service w a s over, a n d th e re .» live C hinese hen in his ha v ersa c k an d q u a lity th e conditions will be the sam e good jieople in E urope, w ho ta k e com ing a s m ost bridegroom s. .Som ethin” I t . 75 j>er ye a r. had led him to th e a lta r, an d uoxv he ne. too. pleaded th a t he had th o u g h t of a f te r fix ,,r six years. In such dis- w a s a sigh of re lief a s th e congrcga- j fo rt iu th e th o u g h t th a t every v isita tlon stood a n d received th e benedic- , se n d in g his prize to th e m useum . T h e trlc ts of i his -d e p a rtm e n t (M ayaguoz) tion o f sick n ess is a div in e ju d g m e n t had tu rn e d an d so m e th in g w as s te e r G en eral Passenger A g ent, P o rtla n d . Or. tion. P h in e a s had nev er passed o u t of ■ p a p ers a v e r th a t th is c u lp rit a lso w as as L as M arias an d .xlaricoa. the pro fo r th e ir sins, but sa v a g es push th e ir ing his course d o w n tlie aisle. H is e a rs buzzed an d th e re w as a m ist h is pew w ith o u t sto p p in g an d s h a k i n g i p e rm itte d to escape. duce of oue cu erd a (acre) w ill ra n g e logic fu rth e r. T h e ir gods do no m is b e fo re his eyes. S om ething clu n g to to L oriuda. T o-night he looked up w ith from 2oo to 1.200 ¡»ouuds. A fa ir a v e r c h ie f fo r m is c h ie f s sake, and since all L ig h t fr o m a D is ta n t S ta r . his arm w hich he trie d tw ice to sh a k e his usual sm ile; sh e w a s ju s t beside It re q u ire s fo u r y e a rs a u d fo u r age w ill give fo r every c u erd a 400 m en have enem ies, an d a re all free to off. W hen he got into tlie v e stry he him . h e r han d re sth g on th e ra ilin g of pounds. T he to pographical conditions Invoke th e uDseeu p ow ers fo r e ith e r <iis( overed th a t it w as his w ife. T hen th e old pew th a t «♦ >od betw een them . m onths for a ray o f light to reach us of th e coffee-grow ing d istric ts a re such, M O N T H L Y M A G A Z IN E Cood o r evil, th e sick m an has only to he found his voice: from th e n e a re st sta r, an d y et light S o m eth in g in h e r face a rre s te d him ; A F a m il y L ib r a r y a n d th e hills so steep, th a t tb e only m ak e his choice am ong th e n u m b e r of tra v e ls a t th e ra te of 186.330 m iles iu a “Oh. it's you. M attie!” be stopped an d took her hand. a g ric u ltu ra l im p lem ent th a t can be his ill-w ishers an d c h a rg e his heirs to “ W h at is it, L o rin d a? Is a n y th in g * second. 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