The Santiam news., March 29, 1901, Image 4

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LIVING ON MONKEY MEAT.
There
Are 2400
Mraite to
r»isordrrs lac .lent to th* human frame,
of whi- h a majority arv caused or pro­
moted by iuipurv blood.
Tbo r*m«ly is simple.
Take lluod'a Sarsaparilla.
Thai tl>is mr<ii, me radically
And
effnetirely purifies the bl’>->-l is km wn
to every dnig^iit, known to hun<lrv<i.
of t Hi-sii'ls of p< >p|e « I,., thetuselvrs
or by «heir friends hav* eiperieacod
lie curative powers.
ot
Tbe w r»t cases
s-rofula, the
m- it a£<it»/inff s^ffi rin^. from salt
rlieum and other virulent blood <!!.-
ea»< a . are conq;i<rvd by it, while
those cured of bulla, pimples, dys­
peptic arvl bilious svtnptorns and that
tired fr-elin# are nuiul»erv«l by milli- nt
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
WHI do ) «j ( ud.
begin tu tak» Il today.
Aa It Se*m*d to H*r.
Mr ( tubman I never was a Jury
man but ot>r*. and then the Jury was
out all night
Mrv t'lubman How you must hav*
•Q)«Oed It
Boston Courier.
9fon, th.
a nW
Warks Off th. Oa/W.
. i • •
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as -rl<t la
sus 4a j Xuru-, X, r,f rr. .a«ttU.
Bupr.m.ly Rsstful.
“I wonder If there a au y latter occu­
pation than Ashing
"Wall yrs looking at people fi.h
ibg
Brooklyn Ufe
A R»mlnisc ere*.
tlm»-
remarked
Wragaon
Tatter», ' I got Into a aofl snap “
“DM yer, honest • ’ Inquired Ferry
PatsUck. what waa It**’
A p<M>r ob »abhdiAg «1st hadn't no
teeth left
Philadelphia Press.
**O bs
now
i
this ;
V/»ogrr' «!(•»• ci) J i«r»tt«w»f*d toy »ny
•eee «'<•*. »x r S t • t ■ aa ii . tw ■ -; e 1 I y if a . •
Cwt-.rr*» ‘ ur
F J < F S > 1 A ■
Frr
T« »-in, O
W « |b< und»r« (nr4 h»*« known» J.t'br*«ry
» ! (.>• I »»I ¡1’»*1» »M tsr'.r»« him prtterUy
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«Li n ell b« • < •» tf»n»u t n end f.o
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a r t«> a I uu I ett J ciLilgftU<MUI SM4 b
by i^«lr Bfio
w grv > Tarn
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V* i e*« «¡»rug ’.«!•, Io iM* <»
E»'!'»< »larrh ’ »• ¡e « M» b n rna-lr AC.Ina
*■ y <•«» tb* l
1 and ra n«*u» •uft» *• J
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m Fr
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ta> ,«».
de. A j .4 Lj tu
4fu.g ••(• Ir.t'eionl 1. 1rs.
UAs l » I aru If Fui- r tb est.
an Amtrhaa Pr«MS-
|>e«,tc»r
Krvlucel in Mxlic*».
hiring in
is often a disaw
ifoua cijw-nct>cv to tb* fugelgner who is
uut acqua in tmJ with kwailtlrs and eus
tom» In tb* <••* uf Jobu Ba scon and
bi» « «»mpaniuu au Lugusbiuau named
Martin Hay**, (brtr e&prrtofecs was
• (Mb. but II la Sl»o IntrfWtMlg In Ciri»
(ersatiuu with Mt IGs« uu that genti*
man stated tbr (uuuwing to an Kttter-
prl»r reporter
“Siri kmg ago I « atur up from Guai*
mala with au fengiGbmai» uato’-d Mag
Illi Ha>rw, and we ha<J three burr»*
ladru with guud*
W* p< spretrd ail
aioli g tbr Un* to r<x>vladu. and aU»pi»ed
for une week with an Indian at ivbu
• litepe*
While there wr hauiMrii that
in the district up tu Tuuriado lber»- «»•
plenty uf guid. •• at**»tbrr Lugli»Uiuaxi
had ¡**« mm | thruligb there with
w bleb be Lad ¡*anurd out at a certain
point somr«b«-rr lu tb* regtou of Man
Fabio, In Oataca. Wr traced tb* gold
•long the strvama for al it y lull««, and
reached aa far aa Kan Miguel
Wr
w«f* very hungry by thia time, having
run short uf pro v lalun«. and. going
across the mountains, were told that
w* should lx» careful, aa banditti W*r*
numerous H«««>n after two men met us
not far from Han Miguel, and th* (».tii
Lad rifle« I Ley ordered Us to bait,
but I pulled a revolver and tout their
guns away fnnu thru» and marched
them oo In frt>oc <>f u»
W ben we ar
rived at Sati Miguel one of them enter
ed g complaint before the jr*e politico
charging us with holding them up. but
the Jex knew the men *90 well to Hat
*n to their story, and the result la UUC
<>f them Is still In Jail at that ¡»la« r
ben we left Han Miguel we aex'ur
ed a m<nm to guide u
to where thr
I‘ngl!*hn.an ref« rr«*d to f - n I h>* g- ¿<1.
but when wr gut there thr m r<> would
not stay, as It was known thr English
man bad returned and dle<J there W*
found bls skeleton, with the leg» ami
arms eaten off, and thr m«»r«t. !>riug
fearful be would •«•«• !!»«• gb<**C of thr
dead, left us to ourselr««
We went
erroaa a river and caiiipel In the ad
j a rent woods.
Along thr ■trmtn wr
pr<*j»e«-trd fur gold, and In two Week»
we found gold which wmt almut
cents to tbr ¡»ail
Wr remained tberr
• Lout all month# and all that tlm«* wr
lived ou tuonkry meat ami |n*u I*
nana», and both. too. without salt. Just
think of It’ Nothing but m«»nk«-ys. ami
occasionally a fowl or two, and not a
tortilla or common but cake Mell. sir.
my ¡»arttier. Martin Hay«** of Ixvndon.
Linglan«!. dlr«! four months after from
thr privations suffered «luring that
time, and I don't sup|M»»r bls wife or
family ever Inani of It
But wr got
aotne gobi, all right, ami rmmkry m«*at
would have lierii all right for rm*. If wr
only had soin* salt. Chlbuabua F.n
terprlae
Olsd of IL
Mamma Why ar« you so qul*L
HE FEARED ONE-MAN POWER
»lobbie •
Kobbls (aged
siti -1
wa»
draa That
W hr • l»etr«»il V<«n <iot Ont
<’hrt ritma»
thlnkln' how glad 1 atn
a Warrant for a Nelghbnr.
d.r sn t com« In the lumBtrtlBie
After the applicant f<<r a warrant ba<1
Mamma - Why?
Robbie Cause I rr*r auch trrny- I m ' cd admualkbed two or three (Intra to
veegy short socks In tbs summer ■tick to the trit hr u ns Induced to pre
Um«
•ent bls grlrvan* rw in a < outn•• t«‘d man
nee,
“What Pin «dalmlng, judge. Is that
A NtU ACCOUNT BOOK
thr main thing w*’v* got to guard
•gainst In this < «»untrv la one mau ¡ r « w
01 FartKulsr Interrii to Thrt»hcrm«a .nd
*r. W*’v* got It In tbr nation, wr vr
t armer».
got H hl SrH \ .»Tk
•
t li!
Ilitsseli A (
. of F rtlahd, Ore., th* I*i>lls«lrlpbla and rmnaylvanUi an«l it
larg»»l dealer» in machinery on th» looks to inr very much ax though we
Fat lfi ( « »«I. ha\* ju»t isauxl st con
-
sid»ra! Is
» n»at and vstv o«>rn- Judge?“
p »tr
at cwiunt tx«>k
for up U dal*
•’Certainly not. but what has that to
threeheimoti. etc
Ths t<<»ks are ror do with thr caar?“
fr«*« <ll»tnbutton, and all people who
"I'm coming to that. I only wanted
want them »b«
d write immediately to get a genera) eipr»,*sl<»n of principle
U> Kuiitll A Co.. P> rtlaud, < >re.
from you. You arr right, judge; en­
tirely right. U hat 1» wrung in nation
Choic* of L»tt*r*.
la
• I. state or munl' lpal g««irruinrnt
**! think I »hall adopt l««tt*r* ta a
»V
profession.” observed th* party with wrung to thr end of tbr logl<*ai
qurnce. Is It noCF*
th* bulging trow
“Yea, If I take your meaning “
“Typewriting or sign painting*“ In
qutred thr sardonic prison
Balti
“Ob. you've g«4 rny inraning. judge
tuor* American
Onr man ¡M>wrr 1» wrong w hrn It grta
tkryoml the Individual, or the family,
ÏOV K^OW WHIT tot IMS TAKIRO say Now. judge, wr have <*nr <»f thr*««'
W • *a « ’« tala Mt »»« • Ta**.«i*«a < hPi Tonte, obrmilcma boas*« up In our bl«« k
Yr«
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f •».- - f r •■- t 1« • mt.lv lr n and Òui* air. prrclsrly the »«»rt of fellow wr vr
#:«• la a tax e r »• forra N.. Cure, ho Pay im
t»rrn condemning
Hr trlis us all how
K«tch*n N»c»s»iti»s,
to raise our children, uiakrs them keep
•’Cook, do wr need any necessities quirt when hr wants them to. dictate*
for the kit- hen ' ’
to the women about tbr garbage, raise*
Yea nt I I like a K nian chair, on*
nrd If a <1«»g barks, prot«-«tx If anyone
of them Vrniahun lanterna an' som*
mor* pillars fer th' <oijr <orner.’’- In wakra him up by getting h«>mr latr.
tells the mail man hia bualtieaa, ««*n
dlanapolla Journal.
surra all who have any d«* tor but hi*
tells us when to trim our tree*, ami
rushes to thr fire nmrabal w hrn any <»f
us want to make aotue slight Improve
mrnta
“Now hr knows better than y«»u do
bow I feel on thia onr man power bust
peas and when hr ru»h«*d over before
breakfast to trll uie that th«* aimwr wn*
not property cleaned from my walk 1
Scrofula is but a m«»dified f »rm of Blood Just turned |<M.«r and kicked him half
poison ar t < « nsuuiptmn
The |*retrt the Irllgtb of the block. He’ll t«r out
wh » la tainted by either will are in lb* tomorrow and I want to get a warrant
child thr same d.teaae
fur him aa a onr man iiui»nn« r t*rf<>re
manifesting itself in
he ran grt at me for as*ault and bal
the form «4 »«v«>llen
lory.” iMdrult Free Pre**
gland» of th* nr« k and
throat, catarTh, weak
Where lit M aa U rag
eve», offensive »ore»
Mr Jowders l<H»k«-<! gloomily at the
an«I abwea*r» and of.
letter to whl< h he bat! Ju>t painfully
tentinie» white swell­
sfllieil bls signature, and tbeti cast a
ing
»ur* signa • -f _.
Scrofula. The»* mav C*/ <
dubious glance at bls wife
let: e sternal * A*naf >r X
• **
”lk» you «ant to Just run thia over
a longtime, f >r the «11»*»»* A err I or* slowly
in » me case« but the poison [» in th* before I send It to «>n JemeaY* hr In­
bl«Mj«1 an«! will break « ut at the Erat favor- quired. and «ben Mrs Jowders shook
able opfort unity 8 S S. cure* thia wast­ her bead, he hastily folded the sheet,
ing. destructive disease bv first purifying which tiore tbr marks of hours of
and !>utldir-kr up the blond »n<1 stimulating toll and thrust It Into an envelope,
•ud in\ lgoratiug the whole system
n hlrh he sealed with trembling rgpedl
J M »*e»l», tn Pablle IW|«»r* NeaSHIIt T«na , tlon. and then leaned back In bls chair
*»y«
!«■ yes«» «*n my daughter fell an4 ««e<
ger h'-eehe«’! Fr« nt th a « w.»un«i I he g'aada wS with an air of relief
the «t ie vif her f» e !-ev «me ewv.llen «nd bureted
“! waa afeard you'd want tn read It.
a an* of the twet dxt n here »»«1 el»e*her«
attended her euhowt any ten»»« W» 4er«4e4 and then moat likely ’(would Ite all to
•» try a B. B and • few Untie« c«re4 be» ea
do over again, mother, like the last
tlrely *
**Rut I’m glad James
rnskr* new and pur* one." he aald
blood to nourish »nd wrote be didn't mind a word mlaapelled
strengthen th* body, here an' there There’» sotne things !
and 1» a poaitiv* and ran do. but I never could seem to get a
•afr cure toe Scrofula. good purehaae on tbe ayatrm of b |»-II
It overcome* all f«»rtn» of blood poison,
Ing. someway
whether inherited or acquired, and no
"As I view It." continued Mr Jow
remedv »o th-»roughly and effectively
cleanse» thr blood
If you have any ders. "there's some words yon can »|>rll
blood trouble, or y«»ur chil«l ha» inherited by the looks, and anme you ran a[»-i| by
•omr bl -w| taint, take SSS and get the aound; them t can moat gen'lly
th* blood in g'wxl condition and prevent manage But when you come to spell
the dive axe doing further damage
Ing by Judgment and main siren the,
Send for our frr* book and write our
my chances are about aa alltn aa they
physician» about vourcaa* Wemak» no
make 'em ~
charge whatever ror me« lie al ad wee
Scrofula
THE OFFSPRING
OF HEREDITARY
BLOOD TAINT.
sss
TMt «WIFT BFIClFlC CO, AKA«TA <A.
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A young man 1« con. drr«.! »1 g b!.
th«*« day* who would bar* larked 5<i
per cent of being In that l:tt twenty
year* ago.
A man dial Ik cm attention until
about to be takm a*it from blm.
I
T»Rurs 1« Offlcs.
Dr Printing of <•• rmany declares
that marTlage pro. <mg* Ilfs This gives
some »mart bachelor an opportunity
to rise »nd remark that marriage
makes life seem Lmg to a man
ton Globe
PtlCftg ol ?«II qw «to** P»rt
Il I»« A. i li.at ih« *«» »vr» wh-ih hav»
.'a'.
- k • r•« ; AT
«<*-.• I.
r lining
- t ■
■ t« •! th« f«« i tt-.al
4»
I»
•«« <4 lb« «orni
ll*aith I»
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pr»v i »• |s<»**»*»ion in th* a-.rid
*
th*» •» rt* < » i»U
.«» •* . i.d r»»»«a
<itain« y
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II»« be*I of #l
uro»«* H
i t«r»
ii a.xu curvi
l»«>rd«r
Try H
WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES
Tabi»» Tur ned.
Th
f. • t t :
I tri• I lo smoka a
ristrette It mad* me awfully alrk
You are grtting *vrn now."
”| don't »**«« how ’*
”Wh y now thry mak* everybody elsa
»lek wh«*n you »moke thrm
The
aung.
AFTER WÏÏ TE1RS
WOIDERFUl CURE II i STUBBORI CÁSE
OF RIUNITISI.
The r»l4»nre le rurt>l«he<l hy the »•♦-
r»l««y *»f the H««*4 uf Itede «*f
W*ll»b«rg. M«w T«rb, and
<»naut
Unub|e4.
The popular secretary of the Wells
bur« N 1
board of trade Is Mr W
J. Dalton. an<l his statement to a re
¡H»rt« r r< warding one of the n»<»»t Im
¡-ortant rvrnta of his life < arrlrs with It
the greAtt-Mt wrighL It la unusual fora
prraoti to be affB< trd from childhood
with rheumalixm
but St Is even
wonderful that there la a remedy ao
• tartly suite«! to the tratmmt of this
stubborn <1l»ra>e that on* hundred
doaeg w<-re sufficient to eradicate
it in a cal* of twenty years* stand­
ing
Th* proof that am h a remedy
Is within the reach of ail rheumatic
sufferers la found In Mr Dalton a uvrn
words. Hr says:
“! had been troubled with rheuma
Ham all my life, even when a boy.
It atta< keq me In the legs, arms and
shoulder»
Th« pain In th« latter
»•aa particularly severe. !. of course,
took medicina for It. but did not
obtain permanent relief
One day
about three years ago «hile reading
a newspaper. I saw an advert! arment
of Dr William»' Pink Fill* for Pal«
People and determined to gire them
a trial, I had tak*«n but three bores
of th* pills when ths trouble, which
had been my affliction from child
hood entirely disappeared.
Atx»ut a year later I had another
attai k of rheumatism which waa
brought on by working In a damp
pla< «•
I remembered well what Dr.
William»’ Pink Pills for Pale People
had done for me, so | lmmedlat«*ly
purchased some
Strangely enough.
Just three bon s again cured me. and
I have been entirely fi««e from rheu­
matism • '» r since I have told a num­
ber of p««>ple about Dr Williams'
Pink 1‘llla for Pale People, am! they
hate taken them with most bene
C< lal result#.“
(Signed)
W. J DALTON.
Dr Williams* Ping Pills for Pale
P« «»pie are sold by all dealers, or
will be hent (« Htpabl on receipt of
prl< •
0 ««»nls a boi, or all Iwtiea for
S
M.
•
S ’ • ■ • ■ * . I
New
Y ' ‘ ■ k
p. •
h ' i ! e
you get the genuine: substitutes never
cure«! anyl»ody
lx»ok for the full
name on every package.
Jarring Mr». Von B.
Mm Von Blunjer My children have
been to
hool now two terms and
have made scarcely any progress.
Mrs Witherby How sad! And It’s
»«(. h a good school, t<x>’
Detroit
Free Pre«».
The l’wel frrirrlpllon f«*r Materia
rtil» * * 4
rr i» • botti» of (trovr'a Tastale»»
( bill I me ltiaaimp'y Iron aM quinto* in
a laalcleaa lurtn. Su • ur*. So Pay Price <r
Mixed.
Off*. « r of Gas Company But don't «
you know we can’t afford to give you
K< mm ! gsa at any au< h price aa that*
Consumer What are you giving u*
now. hot air? Chh ago Tribune.
nl ar|i«<n uu
«rasi»».
Entitled to Half Rates,
Beggar Please give a poor oh!
blind man a dim*’
Citlren Why. you can see out of
one eye.
“Wall. then give me a nickel
Ch h ago News.
CASTOR IA
For Infant» and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ot
Strange Obstinacy.
"If* fuuny how things work." re
mak<-1 the fluent man
T have tried
everything tor Insomnia without the
least relief
And the other evening
I merely mentioned a few of the *1
pe.tlrnta t bad tried, and every man
la the nxiiu waa test aalerp before
I had got
through ”—Boston
Transcript
k w <wi d. Ut* candl-
i Pri aldeu« y.
I<> kw«M m S, the *ml-
Mr» Belva
n*nt barriater. ..f Waa
igton. D
la th* only woman who ha# ever
hern a candidate for thr pre
••ncy
Hbe is the brat
of thr United Stat« »
known woman In America
Aa t hr
pioneer of her *’I tn the legal pro
fearton she has gathered fame •nd
fortune
In a
ft - r to thr Fvrun-v
Mr )| cine C ompany ah* »ay»
••/ hm r Lite/ > our thrjrt bnl h
for my s>elf and m * mother,
Hannah J Hennett, nott in
hhth year, and I hnd it an in\ai-
uahicrimrdy for aoid. lafarrh,
hay frier aid kindred di\tae>;
alm a good ton c for feeble and
old people, or those run do* n,
and * ith nemt unstrung. ’*
lour* truly,
Heh a 4. l.ock* ood.
Mr*
H.
P*runa «urrs catarrh by removing
th* rauar, Inflamrd mucous mem
brane*
Dr. I Hurtman. th« compounder of
Peruna <>n>r said. In a lecture to
women
"A great numb«-r of women
consult m«» every year, I often hive
occasion to «ay to these patients
*1 fear you hav i catarrh, madam*
They will generally roply. Ob. go. 1
never had «atarrh
My no«« la per*
fectly clear, and my breath i» not bad.
I am nut troubled with roughing or
spitting or any other
o<h«r dlaagrewabl*
symptom of catarrn * But. my d*ar
ma«!am. you may have catarrh all th*
same, ('atarrh is not always located
m tb* head
VoU
mav have «atarrh «1
lung», or atom-
or liver, or
and **|«r«
you mav La«*catarrh
ol the pelvic organ» ’*
Th* doct*»r wen I on
tu»av
•*! hav* l<een
preaching thi* «lor-
irtt»* (<>• the iasl fortv
«ear«, but there are *
vast n>'*’tlt»»«le o |
• «
women who have never heard It yet
(’atarrh may attack any organ nt thr
Women are especially liable to
of the p Ivie organs
There
hundred cane» <»f » xtarrh of
Ic organ i» to one of catarrh
of th* head
Most people think, be
cause (hey have not «atarrh of the
head, they ha««*
atarrh st ail
Thia la a groat mistake, and Is the
< au»e of man) ci ases of sickness and
death.“
Mrs T Pelton. ~-
42 Ht Anthony ava
11. Minn writes ” reruns
has «Ion* *«>n«lrra
fO' me.
It h»s
* yred mv hemiach*
and palpitation <»t
th* heart;
ha»
built up mv whole
av»t»tn.
! cheer­
fully
recommend
Peruna »<» all suf-
frrrr» afT>u ted With
cat ar Hi Mv moth
er 1» n* v*r without
Peruns.
When
on* !» tired and
generally out of
I Fri ton.
■orts, ♦( Pern»'» »•
taken It Immediately removes that
tired feeling ”
fa< tory r* *ui t* from the use of Peru
an. write at on« e to Dr Hartman
giving a full statement of your can*
:ind hr will be pleased to giv* you hl»
valuable advb r «¡rutis
Addr«*« Dr Hartman. President of
th««
Hartman
Sanitarium, Col u tn
bus. Ohio.
Becoming Personal.
Accommodating Old Man.
Mr. Haphvd A« « ilo you believe
Ho I a»kr<| you father» consent
thawt monkeys talk, Ml»»
by telephone .
Misa Smart I know lhi-y tnlk—I
8h«> What waa hi» answer*
I
have bei aril thi-iii
Ohio Stalo Jour I
H f - Ib
* 1
I di - ì t know «ho
nal.
you nro, but it a ali right.“ Harvard
I .ampton
»•ar . rlesn r
uty. < •
the aiiill
Ul «*»
M. J. WALSH Bles« God, none kin »wttig ber!
you gwit»» ter du?
•
ont oot.
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A gu»r»nt«*rd < >:«*> t«M < »L ax . band
Corsari piloti i .o blariMIk
«. H SMITH 4 CO., hffalt I.T.Fripi
MACHINERY. FARM IMPLEMENTS. Etc
9
tar RtStau faeeet.^ Tax oea
■Mt « •» MWll « <•
$05.00 AND UP
RiiAsell” Compound
Two Big Pains
bamaa family evetywbeie. via
ENGINE
HliNNLY. $«><>.<»<> and up
It rt the M<wt Egonocmcsl
U herr to atay.
and Powerful Engine both.
Rheumatism
and
Neuralgia
▼rvts us for full fAHKutin.
MITCHELL. LEWIS 1 STIVER CO
Firtt uf Tiyltr Sts.
Portlud, Onpi
RUSSELL S CO„
PORTLAND and SPOKANC.
Northwest POULTRY News
POULTRY
•s •
a
a
a
St. Jacobs Oil
Tre. S b Were lowelrwcted • «4
Treia, Wen Bills 1 »are Ago.
Irrlo, D Cook who live« a ear Routh
Byroo rx-x-ntly repaired ■ bam on the
old Cvuk bo tn estead that was built
many years a<o In taklo< out a «ran
ar;, avuia timbers found 'n Ita coaatruc-
lion »ere ret-oguind by Mr Cook a» a
part of the first old New York Central
Kallrvad ruadtanl that vias built to By­
ron. »Uleb was for a lime the lermltiua.
about slaty years a*». I bese white
oak sticks ware 3 by 4 inches, aa aoum!
aa when first used, and were what the
first strap rail was nailed or spiked on
I be Imprint of the two Inch Iron strap
Is plainly Brea. Mr «'.»»k a recollect ton
of the early rallroadluR Is very clear,
as the mad ■ rusara fata farm
He aaya flea were first laid, and ou
these wrre placed long stringers, which
were of any kind of tliutvr that <-ould
be obtained from farmers near by.
These stringers were hewn on the upper
slit«, and ou the under side were
notched where they crossed each tie.
On three stringers and running In the
same direction white oak arwntllngs
were fastened
When the etxia of the
strips of Iron mH. a ebort pie*-« was
pla< ed an that the ends of the rail. If
they might I* called that, would uot lu
deut the w oovl
There were uo section l«»sses In those
days, and handcars were uuknowu
The first repair gang constated of three
men. who carried a few spikes, a chisel
an auger a hand mw rt. In a bandied
tsiBket Tbr few heat y t«M»la. Ilk» a rfuw-
bar. a«!»«- an«! »Luvrl. wrr* carvi«*«! «»n
fb* turn ■ »houklrm Th* men wurk«*«l
a» they plraarxt. and during th* hot
•Qtiim«*r da) a It w a« no unrou)it>«<i>
thing fur IL» gang tu »¡»«-nd hour» In
th* «had* of Mr < u»»k • sugar btiah a«!
Joining tbr track
Trains w«-rv> Infr«*
quent. and a roadmaatcr'» pony wa« un
know n.
Among tbr l<Mx>m«>(B r» flr»t u««-«l
fur freight and ¡*»M-ng« r arrv Ic* w err
tbr l.«»ui* HriMtk»
Wblttlrwoy. A »a
Hpragur and Na 4. tbr last tiring
known as thr Iron Engine. tw«*au»r no
wood *a* u»r<! in it«
ru«tion n
« <•(»( In tbr « ab I brwu engine» bad o niy
onr tlrlvr w brrl on ••*« b aide
I hr find
Fourth of July after tbr road wa» con
•tru* tr»| and In running unli t was ob
•ervr*l by thr railroad company by flr
Ing a caunou from thr rear platfurtu of
tbr l»«t car «Hi •¡»¡»n»arbliig »tathm*
Tbr paaaeiigrr rar« w*rv »hurt ami
mil« b like thr I hm | v of a »tagr « <>#« h
fkitur uf thr»r |ia«*viigrr vara had at»
upj*rr story, and from this upper deck
Mr Cook * aw Martin Van llurm «limb
down to »bakv band* with a crowd
when hr wa» running for thr pre»!
deucy. Tbr conductor wa» then called
a collector, and pa»«rd along <»n the out
■l«1r of thr carw on a running tmard that
»• i l.'iidrd th* «-nfirr l*iigth ««f ?!>«• ggf
Thr putting of names on engine« wn*
dliu'ontInurd twenty flvrnr thirty y»-ara
ago. thr last to run oo tbr wextvrt) «11% I
•on t«*ing «hr Dean Kb bumml which
w-n* No 147. tb«» Aaariah B«w«dy, Jam**«
Whltnry. Jam«*« H Kelley and Gru II
II Baiter
ll(M-hr«t«*r l»emocrnt and
< ’brunlclr.
In the Affirmativ*.
The body of tnr latest mysterious
•llRappriittin« e hating been found at
the Iwittom <»f a • rr« k, we pause long
enough to a«k whether the nyafertous
To be Expected,
(IH.ippenriim e ought not to »top dis
king
“You fellows." complained
appearing
Philadelphia Inquirer.
of beasts, “don't »••••m to be properly
Impressed when, 1 start to describe
my adventures"
"Ah' replied the diplomatic hyena,
“your stories are wonoerful. but then
we know you are a lion '' I'hlladel
In thè New South.
phla Press.
A federai gunbout ha» been ordcred
The Heavy Ntelrr.
to Memphis for tn«» special dele< tatloo Come in, Mi»t»r Man«ly don't stan*
of thè old Johnny rei»» during thri»
i ■ • < « i. » A COLD VW OHI DAV
by d* do’ —
i ; ih <» » ! 1 ng
annusi rnir-.n
Ho» hr Addi* «le» s gwiur, rn 4e white
All
Taka
a
-■
things bus ihangcd'' slnce 1061 5’ —
on d* flu’!
L. w. 11 jut r« «^itSlurr
i Z«
i.ouiavlile Tinw».
hr • ¡•t. r in 4r gagtS* ah* wri <h
The Secret of It.
bun-Irret |M»un‘,
Too Ì rut.
Ann 1 Ellia There goes Mary Ma
Ku dr pria«* I» frr «Ir drama dat’il »»tn
Nodd
How
do
you
likn
your
loney.
She'
h atyliahrat Urvaard
dat »i«trr rutin’!
country home?
girl of i any of us.
It's
a
great
Todd
place.
The
Marta k Jane An’ small wonder. Iler
huit you hrah «Ir n*ti»l«*?
missus Is th same »ix* a her, ’n «ni only drawback 1* that I < an’t sell it
( orne m jin* dr nog’
Harper's
llataar.
ploys th' best modulst in th' city
Ain’t dis halleluia?
Philadelphia Bulletin.
8w mg y*‘ pa tom »wiug!
I or Catalogue*
I dn not brhrvr puto’« Cure f-r <*”H
Hexh come Desron William» teil w in
•umilimi hx* a«> •*<]■»»! for «-ouirh« s
out. I be I mhiu ’!
r«»l<ÌR, J«»ia k Hoti#, Trinity spring*
But, oh* «1st heavy sister d«»n» flmgrtl
Ind , Feb 1« I1««i
Br'er Williams down'
MANTLES,
Kull she stan«hn lunr««»mr tiara*
in
Rather Unkind.
town.
Gusher My wife Lua promised to
GRA TES
dr
prise
is
frr
«I»
deacon
«lat'li
■
win*
Eo
wait for me at the gate uf Leaven if
dat slater ruun’l
•he la the first to go
and
Flaahcr—Tut. tut.
You
»houldti't
D n’t you hrah <1» tnuair?
ba ao revengeful a» to make her wait
TILINGS.,
Come «•« jmr de ring!
through eternity simply be« au»e she
Ain't di* halkluia?
mad«* you wail whll« »he filed up
AJJrtu
Swing yo’ ¡>«tu«-r» awing
aometlmra
Life.
Al
Bee Line Buggies
♦
♦
OLD-TIME RAILROADING.
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FOOT* POWE R ’*»■«« • C*Wt»Tt»5 JRTBTS
RUCNiai 5 ’51 WHS
M»woi»R*»f'cc
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all K ia«G of « rs an<1 ¡roe Wutfc.
PORTLAND WIRt A IRON WORKI
I«» Frosi a«., fartlM*. u.sgew.
a Woman
11.«
Regard Peruna as Their Shield Against Coughs. Colds. Grip and
Catarrhal Diseases.
Este Résiliation.
“I now rralls*.” •aid the pig. aa
they ioa«l Ie*l hlm Into ths wagon.
t oued for thr buts hrr'a. “I now résiné
that overs «tint tends to ahorten lif«
— Indianapoll» Presa.
i
to Halp SMi Wotnaa
Whon Dovtitf fail.
N
How
Would
gli
¡: en
flv t.
Wi>
■><n • aid
th*y but undrr*tand a
womans frrhng». trials, srnsibihtsea,
and preuliar organic? disturl*am r«
Th<w* things ar* km>wu uoly to
women, and the aid a man would ifivw
la n»»t at his command.
To treat a caar properly It ls necea-
aarv to know all aú»ut it. ami full
information, many Um*», cannot I«*
given by a woman t*» b*r family pby-
alelan
Mi* eannot bring hetwlf to
toil everything. au 4 Ihr ph) bit IAA 1*
Ma* <1
H
a,mil.
at a *rm»taut dl**«1 vantage. Th?* I»
why, for th* pa»t> twenty flvr yearn,
thousand» uf Wv«tnro har* I »ven CUQ«
fi.lin< th«ir truublea Io uk and <>ur
ad vic* ha* br«»ught happinr*» and
health t«> cuuutleaa w«>mru in thr I H.
Mrs. (*happ*l), of Grant Fark, III.,
whoar pk.itra t wr publlah, advi*r« all
• affé riiu ig n« men tu u*e l.\ 1 a E Fink-
ham» Vegetable
Vegeta bk» V<*m¡>»und. as It
cure.t her • <t iuflammat : t» of the ovarle*
ami Wutub . »he therefor*, «peaks fr-uu
küow Inijfr. and her *Bp*r1vnr* «night
U«givv >ther» >nfl«lrn«r Addr*«« Mia.
Flakluiu • IxiLvratury, Lyun, Maaa.
Would Not Submit.
Johnny Ikmanl I'ncl* Henry Ilk*
plum pu'lding *
Mamma V », but tb«» do« tor won't
let him rat It
Johnny If I waa as big aa him I d
Ilk* tu are any doctor kwp me from
Puck.
rating It
Too Much Imagination.
The gentleman whose claim to a
«hoi* Florida Island, basnl u ¡ m > u a
Hpanlah grant, has been adversely
considered by the supreme court, may
be consoled by the fact that there
sre numert»ua people who have found
sad defects in their titles to Spanish
In Ihr
really, prln< Ipaily, however
matter of castles In Spain
Baltimore
Herald.
Compensation.
’*Y*».“ »*11
- M author. “wh«*n I
<«4 «tartrl *r f 1 ' »j a n«n«‘l ! 4«> I« ««
roual4*rabl* »!**(» <»v*r it ’’
“Ob' w»*ll.” *1« I aim «'«I th*
critic
who had a n«*at way of dlagulalng a
bitter do»* of anrruatu
under
th«
augar coating <«f • appgrunt
fi.*ktt« y.
“what la your »<>•» is your reader »
gain
t4tAn>!a’r !
Tb.« alga»'«?» ’• n« •»•r-
f « •
•
Ixxativc Bromo-Vtiiniiic i»'>»<.
la» iURMlr last rurr« a r«l«i la uwa Sag
What he had Heard.
Tommy I m glad I don't live out In
North Dak «4 a .
Arthur Why’
Tammy I have heard that they
have thrahslng m»« him » out there
Homerville Journal
Even Th*r*l
’ Ml»a Vlnagrre, th« y don’t hair thr
frr»hlr» at Vannar < > «
<l«> the) ’
**f»on t they, though*
They mad*
tn« buy pound after pound of nlmood
buttercup« and ataml and *at< h them
whll* they ate them.*
Chicago Tri
bun*.
Whsl
Dar » de priae a I —Am Turn 4» rbimbly
■bclf as y<m!
Br'er W iHtani» be i» cnlaain'. but be ll gti
dar, I tw b*»un*!
lie < ><»* trr git a derrick fer t»r »wiug
dat steter ruun !
A Prosperous and Popular San
Franc aco
Inai itul tun.
thrift you brah de music?
l uiu«» en pu«- de ring!
Ain't dia ballrluia?
Mehig yu’ pa’tarr» »wing!
Frank !-*• «« • Popular Monthly.
llrfiirtm In («reman laarigitagr
The Allgemeiner hrulscber Mpra«b
vendu Is a German ass«* iatlun to en-
cuti rag* the >iinpllfl« a iloti and purity
of tbr German language
Our of Its
ahn» Is to make loth spoken amt writ
tm German simpler, not ucily by using
shorter and lesa Involved sentences,
but by the elimination of the use of
foreign words In the sorlal. biMltirw«
ami a«,lentiÖe worlds
The brad«¡uarf
era of the associatimi are tu Ih-ri In and
there are branches In Milan and many
¡•arts of Austria as well aa In la»u<L»n
ts»«lr t alitarli <..« «« Kit* • m at
»
' a f *.•!«! tr.* •<•»<>
lighting a l-ain|* with a Hnowlntll.
th* - ilrgr -'44 tw «ti ibut.st (««*<■./
• «f OirW •
Hhen a Binali piece of potassium, th«
» b
• ■ W W fcvrr» ..f ( Ik» r •!». <■
luf «ttt*«l- -.1 W . ' > I • '• -
l--fr f.,p
six« of half a grain of com, la dropped
i >»I»I«>« a * •«>•! 1« -.«•<• )'>urt»alv
Into a tumblerful of water, some of the
>- I*
| *• : <.(, 3« 1^
Fra«* !«■ •*, (»1
otyg.-n of the water leaves Ila hydro­
gen. owing tu the Intense lieat which
His Philosophy,
the
*• •*<»« pr.wtn.-e. sn.t »-om
8hc- ! wish I could I h « til content««?
bine* with the metallic potassium aa you.
Ha <*h' I aln t contented only I
causing a violet bluish nano-
When
the pieve of potassium Is |>I h . <~1 on the don't think It ■ worth while to worry
wh'k of a coel-oll or alcohol lamp, the about IL” Puck.
flame produced by touching the potas
alum with a bit of enow. Ice or waler,
will light the lamp.
Age at W bh h they Maret« I.
Itoyal personagre almost Invariably
marry young Queen Victoria was not
■JI at the time of her marriage, the
Frlncr of Hales was rallier leaa than
X! when he married the te-autiful Airi
andrà The King of Italy was 24 when
he married hia seventeen year ..Id bride
The Klug of the Belgians waa tirsi mar
rl.sl at the ag» of la. and the Kmperor
of Germany was X! when he married
the Kmprvua, w ho la a few months hie
senior.
I
r1 I
The «lull nan bores you and tbs sharp
wus skins you.
I
1 r/SH BRX**°
^nilori Plnthin
i
S\
BLACK oaYLLLUW
^ epdr Y
I *4
T M C
H ardest
Plenty of lt«M»m In Montana.
There are about *>(■■».(■■> arres nf
un<x «-upled ¡»ubile land yet remaining
In Montana
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STORM.
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