-■ following the bano .
„
—
'
uui kuowtog of bln predisposition. coo
tie famltly aueberbto jo o M *
tinued to try to charm him, but be Ito
Pageantry Appeal« to the Negra’e
Involuntarily Utg Kata a«
A special representative of the
Uwied to whet they sa»d without beer
Trepieal Imaginatiea.
warn* approval of the act.
United Stales Dcpgrtipcnt o f A<ri-
and to tbelr effort« fa v « no re­
M O ItO , O R E G O N .
sponse.
iWyef cam« eoath. H a bad a pair o f euRur^JOr.* ^Maurice J. E ld rid g e , (
F R ID A Y .............. M ay 20. 1910
Finally a t a aofU l meeting o f a ect-
|g «pecteclea, as IgqawM fh •*•>“<» of Washington, D C . the best
•u title areocUtlun while etrolltog with
ad ha wanted to know. Bays Hdrrte
a lady on bla qrm he came face to face
tokaon In Boecaaa Magaaina. With known au th ority on good roads in
with the subject of bla dneama. He
Is gout intra friend bo was hurrying to this country, will speak on that
Wiles
of
Cupid
Supplemented
by
If you do noi read T h e O b verver, » n y would bare »eft bla companion to fol­
ko coart house A negro parade block subject at the following point* on
low the wuhnown had that heea ad
a New York Policeman.
1 the street—negroaa In carrlagae, on
g?
xM sy.
mlaaible.
but
since
It
waa
not
be
was
W e would Hhe <«
7 °" “ * • i,( ind
oaoatmek. os foot; nagroaa with the dates nam ed:
. know H would be prohlable Io you to obliged to content hlmaelf by asking
Baker city................ **•..........-• 16th
I X . . eubeeriber.
W . .r o d
t «wo who aba waa. H e learned that her
►«re lor « 50; one year $1.50;
• n a a n waa Ingeborg Vtodlng; that aba
o n .h l«a’t m u ib
* 7
»«
Or«ier by was not known In society, her fam ily
asuU r o 'd . and pay lor it when you can. not being noble, that she had a (toe
Heppner ........ . . .
A l any lim e when requeued lo do eo. Bind, bat, owing to a retiring dis­
„ papei w ill be diMSPOlUiMod. S u l we position. did not a ren a« that promt
Pendleton.................
toecT that ell a rt ea r . w ill be p . 'd hetore nanea to which bar t ndn w etoa eotF
Condon ....................
,ch requaw i . m ade
I I j . eaey l o w j oe
.
? V R
„ a .la ie m e n i, w hich w ill be cheerfully tied her
M o r o .................... <...
General Lovenorn as aooa a . be was p
The Dalles ; ........
free from attendance wjtow the tody 1(
who gave hits this lcforsaatton to « w (
H o od R iver.
time In securing an IntrrtwrOste to
Dallas, polk county
Ingetiorg Vlndlhg. lie pawed the row
iPortlgpd
of the evening with ber and recetvei
per mire toa to call upon ber
M cM innville
wotthy of eedarseaesat. ”
There waa curiosity oa lhe part o f f
For «ale by ell dealer«. IMea AO « V
I Forest G r o v e ..........
several women who bad each set ber
Faetor-Milbora Go.. Buffalo. N*w Y^fc.
O r e g o q c ity
..
tyow It Made a Man’s Fortune cap for General Lovaanrn when be
sole agaow lor the Uotaad
« hi conaplcnoua for his absence from
[oefeha . . . . , . . . k ,. . .
. and What Followed.
"T h a t’s so,” w ith Jubilant r o lle r in ,
Remember the oama Ho agf e-rood qkp
the next notable social function. When d iffe r e n t eyes th e words had died w
Albany ....................
two or three of auch affair« h /d passed his throat, aud he bad apologized and his voice. “ I ’ve heured bout the Naw
York theaytere. O f course 1 mutt see .
ICacMUb ...............
without bla being present curiosity Scowled and grumbled In the «ante
By T H E O D O R E BROW N.
tbetn. But I ’m feared I ’ll be like the
I Eugene
........
had grown into alarm . When it dually breath. Bbe waa good at figure«, was
IC o p y rls h t. WJO. by A nw rloan Pres. Aaeo
bull
to
the
china
«hop
that
I
’ve
read
of
elation ]
began to bd* wlil«i>ered th a t -the gen­
absolutely trustworthy, was a draw to If 1 try to do the thing alone. I don’t 1
Roseburg................
Throe students were w alking on the eral waa devoting blmaelf to a lady to
■’pose ye'd b e -b e w illin ’ to sort of
ram parts o f Copenhagen. Tw o of them whom royalty had not given a ticket trade, aud these attributes were val­
Grants Pass............
were wealthy noblemen. Tbe third to the court circle alarm gave way to uable to a man who could neither read start me thia first evenin’? Ya aea.
M edford ................
I've
never
been
In
a
tbeeyter
In
all
was a young man of promise, but w ith consternation. When he was seen at Hor combine figures hlmaelf. Besides,
Ashland ................
his bold «poo ber father was sufficient my life, d f course. I know It ain’t the (
so fortune, a uectwrory adjunct lu old the opera with the lady who bad on
conntflea fo r aealatlug one to a career. coitacloualy occasioned title disquietude to make her isurry him whenever he real proper w a y "—hurriedly. "There (
should be Introducin'« an* time ta git (
T h e commoner waa telling bis friends necks were craned and lorgnettes were wished. 80. whatever bla detormina
acquainted an’ all that, A c t 1 don't t
o f his desire to make something of leveled a t the couple fro m the circle
tlou In secret, lu her presence be quail
know a slugie man in all New York. f
Idm aelf and bto lia b ility to do so w ith where sat the aristocracy o f Copeuba
ed and waited.
Down to Texas we don’t stand much
no means at hla command.
<*n.
In
the
cashier’s
desk
was
a
book
on
on ceremony like ye do In A city, but (
“ I must go abroad.” he said, “see
General Lovenorn asked Ingeborg
o th er countries, mingle w ith other peo­ Finding to be bla w ife. T h e manner eltqoetta which bore tbe marks of 1 could put up a stake or—Or a margin (
much study, and w ith It were several w ith a policeman or somebody to show ,
ple. H e re we are u ff frozen up like a w ith which «be received hla declare
<lacier and move Just about as fast."
tion waa a puzzle to him. There waa novels o f the old school type, where 1 mean square an* am well heeled
|
, "And what w ill you be J f you go not that benrtlnese In her reply which tbe heroines were proudly Indifferent W ill ye g o T
aw a y ?” asked one 6 f his comiwnloua.
Big Kntq considered. At first bar ,
be had hoped for. H e felt toward her tor sentimentally silly.
These books
“I don’t know. 1 «hall at least have a certainty of hla own feelings which had molded the aesthetic aide of Big eyea had returned to ber book of eti­
to petieal, eve« with a aafffftoff wlla, lav ba
■n opi«>rtunlty for development.”
did uot meet w ith a response. lie
K a te ’s life, as had her determined a t­ quette. then a fte r a little had gone
knows aha oaada help , f^a any >a. • •
Fad to arctic natives
up to the frank, boyish face looking
Tl»e tw o noblemen were more Inter- knew that «he waa the only woman he tendance at night ecboola.
Keep us rueaalng some.
n e rvo u . and run down 1» h«al|h lba< trilas
e»ted la a lady sitting at a Window on bad ever wlahefi to m arry and waa
Suitor« Big K ate had bad In plenty, down a t ber. I t waa an open, manly
PhiladelpfcU Ledsar.
•aaojT ker
II
l| 4M la a c h o l^ .SX^t-
th e other side of the street bordering disappointed that she should hava though her hpme life gra« In a cellar, face w ith straight, honest eyes,
.bls, troubled with loss ol appetite. M sd -
A R egular T o m Reg
tb e ram;Mirts doing some kind o f em­ doubts as to her wish to m arry him.
w ith tbe perpetual steam of ber moth " k «•¥,«. I w ill be glad to go." she an­
broidery than In the aspirations of
“ I must ask fo r tim e.” she said, "In e r’a washtuhs aud tbe amoke o f Her swered. “You may call for me a lit­
waa Susie—climbingF trees and fence.,
th e ir companion. I f they desired a ca­ which to consider so Im portant a deci­ father’s pipe stifling the atmosphere tle before 8 a t” —ebe waa about to ,say
jumping ditches, whittling, always gettinj
reer there were plenty of avenues open sion.”
and t^ith the scolding of tbe one and the restaurant, but substituted Instead,
<erstchea, cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps
to them by virtue of their rank, but
Days passed, during which the woo­ the utter ablftlessuess of the other stir­ w ith a direct look at him—"the cellar
burns or scslds. But laws! Her mothei
th e ir deaire waa rather to partake o f er's fate hung in the balance. A t last ring her to early aud abnormal activ­ below the Chinese laundry on the cor­
just applied Bucklen’s Arnica Save an«,
the sweets of life attainable by means «he sent for him.
ity. Big K ate’s beauty waa of an un­ ner My people live In a cellar.”
Ybe Cede ef Hammurabi.
The next morning the Texan came
cured ber quick. Heals everything heel
o f their fortunes. It.w a a not rem ark­
Tbe eo called “code of Hammurabi”
"There in but one thing,” she said, usual and stately type for such en­
able that their eyee should be on the "th at separates me from you. Year« vironment. and ber very Indlffereuce Into the restaurant for hla breakfast
ible— boils, ulcers, ecscma, old sores was brought to light during the exca-
lady at tbe window, for she waa ago, when 1 was In the first freshnesa made her seem more desirable. To and stopped a t the caabier*a desk long
corns or piles. T ry it.
25c at Mort vathtos on the alto of Babylon and la
young and comely. She had w ithal an of youth, 1 met a young man to whom not one of tbe suitors bad abe shown er than was Decennary on hla way out.
P harm acy.
ss?
and
the
same
at
dinner
and
at
tapper
Interesting face, l>eRpeaklng a kindly 1 gave my heart. H e did not enter Into
At supper be remained long enough at
nature, and modesty was stamped on my life. O ur acquaintance w a i the
records. I t to believed to bh kt toast
THE CABINET LEAK.
the desk to obtain Big Kate’s consent
•v e ry feature. (
1,000 years older than tha Moaklc tow.
briefest, but from th a t day to this the
to
go
w
ith
him
again
to
the
theater.
••Poul.” said one o f hla friends, "do dream of a young girl has been with
King Ham m urabi relgtted <n«r Baby
Daniel
Webster
Waa
Not
Long
In
Dis­
The third evening when he stopped
. a ..« < .1 r f x —
yon see th a t Madonna face over me. I have not seen him fd r year«. 1
loo Shoot fftetpA f 2M0 > . & . and tha
——a , , 4 , ■■
w
severing
Its
Eeuroa.
Tm e tble MolhNtrfthU»««
at the desk w ith bla supper check Red
th e re r
laws ha too y l b l 1 OO
ctof tohlgto
may never see him again. I t wsa the
Onca
years
ago,
whett
Daniel
Web­
May Id UMH
Pete appeared.
»•Yes"
for tha moat part no doubt long ante­
part o f a girl Just coining to woman­
I ’tete’ »»g»l
ster was secretary o f stats, there waa date that too»
“Look-a-here. Mr. Cowboy.” he bins
••.Well, i f you w ill get a kiss from hood eo suddenly and uninvited to sur­
T ha Mcoate t o t to
¿ to d i A T k U N H
daily
an
Important
foreign
m
atter
up
for
die
tered, “we don’t want any more o'
those n d lips we w ill defray the ex­ render to a man; bat, Mfcvlng done so,
supposed to have baoa gtvan to
cuaslon before the cabinet, and the ut­ aboutriOO B 0-, and I t would sppoOr.
thia. Pm w illin' for the men to talk
panse« f t this foreign tour you are so 1 have never since been able to break
.0 — b » g g « - ... to Id a rvr
most secrecy waa o f c o u n t maintain
w ith Big Kate, for It draws trade, but
«utxlou lo make."
thareforo. that the H a a s a « m U r o d *
6 1 , . Ü U « u u a . . .. ; U 4»
the bonds th a t have held me to him.
ed. but the whole thing wga Mar.o„«l Id a the much greater apOqotty.—New
It
mustn't
go
too
far.
1
don't
want
"D o you mean that?” asked Poul.
7 » ........roluka.. . ,< 11
1 w ill not deceive you. I t would be
aboot la a few hours after the eeblhat
any more theater goto*. 8be’a my
Both ills friends agreed that If he dishonorable In me to m arry you w ith
W u w ....... 11 >
» 8
York American
t o ld
meeting. Bo the president hastily oaut
promised w ife.”
cpuld get the klas—w illingly, not by this dream still In my heart.”
14.1 , . K loudy ke
for hla cabinet to talk over thia leak.
The Texan flashed a quick look at
1« » . . BaMtob .. 11 99
t'Your keen sense o f honor only
Bacb man bad a different Idea e f A
IK Ü H ay CauMi Jet
tbe cashier. She smiled calmly.
mu ken me more desirous of possessing
IV V . M c D m a k U , lb «
Eltt&iiy M r. Webstar arose, saying.
•‘I t ’s the old man’s promise, Red
yon. I have beatd o f cases where a
10 HU
» ® . . . D e M .w
“You, gentlemen, go on w ith your dto- 1
Pete," she said serenely, "not mine.
10 I *
young girl has given ber heart In that
Î7 .» . . . . .Miwo :.
eosuloa. ahd ITT be back to k tolhato.”
Yea,” to tbe Texan. “ I ’ll go w ith you.
. K rs k ln v lli. . 10 Iff .
way, and there are such cases among
HU
4
In
a
few
minutes
ba
1
«turned
and
re­
1 thought tbe cellar would make some
HK 6 (ira te Vailev
men. I, too, once met a g * l Of whom
a
peated every word th a t had been spo-
difference. I ’m glad It don’t.”
V» N . . . Rourhofi
I dreamed till I met you. Now th a t
M
n
In
the
room
la
bto
a
h
oanre.
H
e
Bad
Pete
broke
Into
a
torreffl
of
»
10
.
.
.
.
.K
ru
t
hi
5
dream has vanished before mature
explained Ruff I f by standing etoaa to
oaths, stamping hla feet.
• 10
bi .1 . . . WUtstk
love.”
1-
?
.
*
tha door outside the cabinet room you
8 Hd a •».
Nhaotk'
7« t)
“
I
f
he
does
go
w
ith
ye,
It'll
be
clubs
"T h a t la the difference between the
held
your
ear
to
It
you
t<»ni<i
not
dto-
for
him.
I'v
e
got
good
friends
on
the
r«tv*
and
InmrmiHton
ap*»<v
to
loves o f the sexes,” abe replied, smil­
ttnguleb ono tntolUglMe w art, but I f
s tre e t”
F.
C
R
A
O
T
W
tE
,
A
u
a
M
,
ing. “A woman’s love to more eoduro
moving back from the door and a little
When he went out tbe Texan aaw
M«sr*K O r
to ono aide open h certain spet In tbe
a pollcebmn a few doors aw ay. Obey­
carpet you kept aa attentive ear «v-
ing a sudden Impulse,- he went to him.
ery word could bo plainly hoard aa ♦ t 11 t l ♦ H 111 >1 »1 » 1 11 » I »■»»»1 i 1 1 1 11 « I d H i >■» i l l > i I H *
This was u n fa m ilia r ground, sod It
though whispered. Some enterprising
might be well to play tbe game
eavesdropper bed been expertmenttoig
shrewdly.
w ith the door and had found that
"Hello, pardner!” be began affably.
upon th a t exact spet there waa some
“Reckon you've got a to le fb le broken
acouattc property e f the door o r room
range on this street. Plenty o' stam­
th a t conveyed the Bound In perfect an-
Opened D eom b er 1st 1909.
pedin’ an’ buckin’, ain ’t they?”
Orety.
____________ ___
“I t ’s a little rough, I f that’s w hat
HEAD QUARTERS FOR SHERMAN COUNTY PEOPLE
you meau.” replied the officer doubt­
fully.
A M e n W a n ts to D ie
*T s’posed so from tbe way th in g *
only whea a lasy liver sad eluggieh bowels
boll. Well, I f ye ever w ant quiet come
W e so licit y o u r p atro n ag e.
A s s u re , y o u m o st 1
cause frightful despondency.
But Dr.
down to Texas, an’ I f ya ever Coma
courteous
tre
a
tm
e
n
t
a
t
reasonable
rates.
King’* New Life Fills expel poisons from
near the X X X ranch ask for Many
tbe system; bringp hope end courage; cures
Horse C harlie—th a t’a me. I ’ll put the
NF. K . C L A R K , M a n a g e r.
world up to ye right.
Money’s easy
a|l liver, stomach and kidney troubles; im­
TSE FACE OF
down there. Here, drop thia Into your
parts health and vigor to tbe weak, nerv­
U
l
l
l
i
n
t
l
l
l
l
I I I H I H H I l H t l l l i l H l I W - H m i l l I > 11 I ‘
pocket," transferring a note that made T h ere I . so much of seed In tbe werwt of ous and ailing. 25c at Moro Pharmacy.
us
the officer’s eyea glisten. "1 don’t reck­ And so much ef tmd to the bee* ef ue
on the city pays more 'n h alf w h a t ye T h a i it senreely behoevee any ef ue
W.
•T SHALL XFVH« TOHO«T THAT TOUHO AMD
earn, an’ It ’s a duty fo r the people to To ta lk about tbe reel
SSrHDSXASTlO VACH.”
Whoever wrote the above lines, as
make up the rest. W ell, eo long.”
The officer’! eyea followed him grate­ ■uredly there la In them more of tru th
force or trickery—they would furnish
fully.
thnu of poetry.
,
the reqn.red means.
P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
“T h a t’s a gentleman." he soliloquised { The other night a burglar, masked
Poul b -ked long and earnestly at the
Opened June, iqafi.
as
be
carefully
folded
tbe
note
and
lovely falce, then suddenly started for
and armed with a revolver <pd a "Jlm-
put It away Into a place o f safety. “ I f jp y .” entered the home o f Adolph H u ­
the bou e In which the girl sat. Tbe
Eauteni
Crejou Heailquartsrs.
MORO. O R EG O N ,
be aver needs a friend 1 hope 1 may
■Window was on the ground floor, and en, wuo baa kum I cu m e io y u u , w
bert o f Rogers Park, HI.
be near."
tb e two triends eaw him go and stand thank you for that favor. To It, to
Ha bold up Hobart and bto w ife to Complete C lu n ee of P rw ram
P o iirtv «y in st c p M r Hy
The next day waa a busy one, for
before 1; hat In hand. Tbe girl raised you. is due all that I am today. W ith
their
bed a t tbe muxale a t hla weapon
the Texan was closing out hla herd
> >cated
F H t ' St. ca • p<*«»
the ass! sud the yoqpg men saw that out It I should h a v l remained here,
and tbe deal would U k e him untp late and got *B. «11 the money In sight
thed o o a e v - y
flrvrute»
Poul Wi telling ber of tb d r offer w ith thankful for an occasional crumb drop­
The burglar started to back away
a mah cams nt who cHALLkaroan hbb In the evening, but be made tim e for
Ila p r o '. Ion. for she looked np at ped by some patronising noble. By It
R r tto n ** * ’ -
when
be
caught
sight
of
Utile
Marte
a few minute«* run Into the restaurant.
tbetn w .Ito he spoke. Then she drew I have received the confidence of a
Attractive Cafe and G rill Music
"1 won’t be able to git round fo r the Hubert, aged four years, asleep In bar
la tbe two years, but the ones she ap­
h im tow :.rd tbe window aud gave him king.”
Friday Evening Program
r
r
..!\f
theayter
tonight, K atie,” be said as crib.
proved
of
had
scarcely
noticed
her.
E u ro p ia P ita. Pat»» f ! 99 aa4 ap
U kiwi.
H e waa standing when be «aid thia,
W hat was Jt?
T he noblemen kept tbelr word, and and she. too. arose, peering Into hla while those who paused st the desk be leaned over, tbe desk, "bnt It won’t
D id ha have cblldreo a t home, or
m
atter
eo
much
now,
a
fte
r
w
h
a
t
wa
with
bold
admiration
had
been
aent
on
tbe commoner went abroad
local views
face as I f to recall an Image she had
I t seems a was It some toodar raaolutlooi
their way by a single Inquiring glance talked over last night.
I t w ar some years a fte r this ln< Ident Idug held In memory.
Anyw
ay,
thia
burglar
who
a
fe
w
mo­
ih iiiiiiu iiii h iiiii ) h +
good
deal
o’
hurry,
don’t
It?
But
the
th a t a I lstlnguished arm y officer waa
By W . A- Raymond.
"Yea,” she said presently. “I t la the o f ber «»Id eyea.
ment* before waa « deopaaadoc went
Then one day a man came In who
recalled by the king from a distaat bead, but the features are much
over to the crib and looked a long time
DRAMA
gtatlon t.» Stockholm to receive the ap- changed. 1 did U il i-C '.'T.i c Ih t -i ’ j ■ ballenand ber attention at the very
down In the fkco o f the «Weetly stoop-
polntm c t o f adjutant general, which man of today the youth o f yesterday . «.lAit. he 'vna. eo big and strong and
tog
child.
•'Way
of Kan ’’
meant < ,lef o f staff, or. In other words, But L lo«. h * v« changed. A fte r all /rlendly looking. But hla trousers were
Thao ho want book to the bedside
a d in T h e M o n o
thrown negligently into long, unblack-
comma i tier In chief o f tbe army.
your boasted constancy you have not
o f M r. and Mra. Hubert, handhd over
A DRAMA
j U hoots, and be wore a wide brimmed
O cnerrl Lovenorn wsa the recipient recognised me."
O
bserver
w ill r e a c h
in y e
the
*6
be
bad
token,
dug
up
a
quarter
o f a gro at deal o f attention. H e was
Tbe next day It was announced that oat, which flapped as be walked, and
“Hector, the Angel Child."
besides and said:
Utere
was
a
huge
belt
shout
tils
waist
w s o a rr
s o d m an y a youn g « Ir l o f
General T*oul Vendelbo Lovenorn was
♦Tbte to my ehang«, nod 1 haven’t
p e o p l e in S h ^ r i n a n C o u n t )
th a n
fpirgen" . •” set her eap for him. for to m arry Ingeborg Vlndlng, and tbe and a bright handkerchief knotted
A DRAMA
ret a whole lot either. I need M. but
As her
be was i borhelor and ht his prlm<^. wedding ceremonies were graced by ,-releesly about his th ro a t
*m going to tosva It to r tbe IR tla hrt.”
4>y a n y o t h e r ' m e d i u m a y a i i a h h
M>es took In these damaging facta they
'Honey industry in France.
being i ! >ut fo rty years old. Even tbe presence o f the king end queen.
.vtnrned
to
tha
book
of
ellquette
which
«laugh11 i of noblemen were "thrown
Society st the capital from that day
“Just
hand
har
thto
quarter
whan
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■ t his 1. »d." but be would have none welcomed the w ife o f tbe distinguished lay open among ber toialneasllke pile
.ha wakaa up. w fll
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v f O*et
One day while riding on general. Tbe story to often repeated o f coins. 1
Won't .You Come Over to My BoaeeY
But a moment later tbelr corners aaw
Koraebo h. w ith a couple of orderlies In Itenm srk. though different versions
Thun ba want away.
IwhliMl i :n*, he passed a lady lu a car
of It are given. But In the m atter of something that xmnde them lift again
W hat ta there to tha art book about
rlnge e i e»pe< tally attracted hla fa ­ Poul Lovenorn getting the kite and <nd look atratgfit down tha restaurant.
«bes "stilling the avoaE*?“ And It
vorable tteutlon. Rbe was at an age attaining by It hla marked succeaa all T w o young girls wore seated at one
«ays “a Httl» child shall toad them.”
of the table*, and a flaablly droaaed
Ju«t be re women usually paw from versions a gree.____________
î :
Tbaro waa a good spot to th» b a rte r,
yonth 1 middle age.
youth bad taken a chair and pushed tt
and tba face of tha child eauaad to-
Oenei I Lovenorn returned to his
/ Ib o r t e lt o t n JBuith T u b n .
Melenehella.
directly between them, to tbelr evi­
^telbla flngore to touch lh a t «pot
One peculiarity ot melancholia la dent annoyance. The newcomer*» com-
q u arter to dream o f tbe lady wbo bad
Dlchena.
you
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nto
e
k
.
aarya
thara
gJkre Ii: resaed him. Courted tbough that tbe victim of It actually enjoy« prebeustve glance seemed to take In
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1« a way to ovary heart, though «t tony
3»e was. a trusted servant of tbe king, tbe despondency and often doesn’t •varythlag la tbe room, and thia eltua
a
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winding
stair
a d m ire fa r hls ability and courage, ' want to be cured. *
tlou emoug tbe reel. Aa he passed th e
Who knows What a ertate to tha Ufa
LOCAL VIEWS
yet t h «
w«" • void In hls heart that
A g e n t fo r th e B eet S te a m Id w im lrv
girls one hand re mo A d the broad
nt th a t man may hava baan made by
needs t< be filled In the heart of every
brimmed h a t while tbe otbar dropped
n Tea Teat.
By W . A . Raymond.
tOe little one there sleeptag the breath
. S h o jT in B r ic k B u ih lt iix i » h x «
m an ar. every woman. For the first
To teat tea burn a small quantity on upou tbe youth’s shoulder aud lifted
i«aa «lumbar of chlldbood?
tim e In la life he had seen one whom a metal plate. W lih good lea tha him w ith a strong eaay motion high
COMIPT,
B D G X R L E W I S . P r o p r ia , ,
A nyw ay-
«/ .
be thoc 4 capable of filling that void.
amount of ash remaining la email. In ­ Into tbe a ir lo that poslttou the youth
I t doesn’t bahoova tha beat «< na to
The
-Tt day he rode over the creasing to quantity oa tha quality of waa carried tw o table« down ami drop­
“ B otekde^e lone A ffa ir"
talk about the rent of on.
O A r « s t» v /A .<
ground e had traversed before and at the aainptaa tented datartorataa.
ped Into another chair w ith the r e
A DRAMA
the ear • hour, hoping that he might
mark, pishily audible through tbe
•g a in r set her But be was dleap-
room: T h e re , sonny; that's the cheer
“CKriation Martyr» '*
jxdnted
H a would have songbt ber
ye'd ought to *a* took. Now, don’t g it
o u t b«l there waa no distinguishing
flustered an* cry. but eat your muah
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m ark h - which he could d re rile» het
an' mo|ae«e« like a nice little boy
I n vale he looked for her In the gay
ebotild an* Vhen ran out an’ play. I'll herd *11 ba cloaad oat today, an* I must
'Ceate
Take a Swim in My Ocean
tw glttto’ back to the ranch
There’s
throngs ”f yorttg P«®pto »" tha parka,
T h e Pape' * h .
’
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N
a thousand horaea needin’ my ’tentloo
a t the theaters, at ball«
Months
right now. T ha sruat Is h arryln ’ you
C o u n ty a n t D <i
x
pesaetf. lu rin g which ba treaaured a
so. Bnt attar what ya said ’b o u t-
>otel>>* t • had aaeo h at « •< * Instead
for o n ty $ 1 .5 0 a y o u
e f dlm iutohiax. hte ta ona are nto . aa be
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