The Santiam news., June 16, 1905, Image 4

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lm Growing
Old Fast
And you know why, too. !t*>
those gray hairs! Don't you
know that Ayer’s Hair Vigor
restores color io gray hair?
Well, it docs. And it never
falls, either. It stops falling
hair also, and kecra the scalp
clean and healthy. Do not
grow old too fast I
■ I k«*» »»«4 Ay«v’» H* « V’r-» f'-v «»••V
rt«M ar « la* »'4
W B*«fy «• Wa •»
Ilf»« uiouitk .i H
It ba«|x «»*
f» aa
Iwrai'-f «rat »*1 » ► »»•)>• a«g ar• p e .«»<.
aa>4 » ««.ti*j -
g.t mriUV < a*r>w < l< f.
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No Timi l.«n.
"Wltiirr wbnl k>obln< •
■ •br<! uf ■ «t|-r.-t ' «r pa.. irr »1
kxikixl iibr a faruirr
"Duuuo.” waa the brief reply
**l,«M*d deal of am»w out In tbe cc
try r
"Melit»« "
-Prta» of hay g-inr up any?”
A
"(’•n't •sy”
farmer,
my
' Hut arvu't you a
friand i"
"\f. Era • farm r. but this whiter
a w id«!«*r woman
1'iel
wutli «-‘••i and I barmt lad sny
ttmr t.i f «il around with ,n.»w or bay
•r any It «• • •■
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Cannot Reduce a Rata.
f
un
Jer the Tu«na»-od rate bill, if a rale ia
filed by the c- niuii»».oti it lannot lie
lo.erwl by a railroad. Htmuld an emer­
gency an».- calling !•: a de« reaacl rate,
the raid a la or ahip|>ere «mild have lo
appeal again to the ...tun aei n
there
being no latitndr alba*-1.,»hate*.cr th,
eirciinivtan<-e»
Hitherto a maximum
rate ha» lieen the rule, but no au< h
mnceeeion la made under tbe pr<»)M>aoi
legielation.
U acted > nrrgy
Rutnefimra brad and heels ) work well
together, but It was n<»t X» > In a rase
reported In th*- V»uk« ra Notes
I
man
l'un, a > '-r«-4 man, was an hour lat*
and hla employer aakrd bim tu fl
plain
“Y»-s, aab. I’ll explain, sah," Ham re-
plied
“Well, wbat ••*-use have you?”
“I wa* k. k»d by a tnulw on my way
her* »
“That ought not to have detain«-«!
to
T"
come at all ”
“Well. It wouldn't hsew
h« «1 oi ly
kicked
■» ’.I
1
bona, he kh kvd tar de other Way
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The Special Correspondent
rnipTER xii
Il uania no ondose «»ved
lo «»«fvbltoh a fair at
would rivai thè! ut
taenty ye»r» latri
Nijni N*»vg*»rod H« •■U!»
u
¿rceeded. and
the attempt would '
St a matter uf fact the fa >r n<»w et iota.
owing tu the making vf the Tf «narap«.Ar»
lo nn»te Ka mar han J and Ti ksbbsud. Wo
left Tashkend at pt ♦ « .». If Il u*cU<k Ir
tbe morning
Aa •
as we are <•« th« tn ve I b*
gin tu think of Kink«
IL» little luvo
Riatic* has t«»u< hod M« to the heart
ret heart who sent himself utf *
et a a eel heart wh*. to going to
I am euro Y!aj »g N *1
Mihl be h rfewted in throe twu
rumo «I dk>« re. «i mo of which to In a cage
he W mu aid h-< be !••*» bnr»1 on thto de
ft au ’»t r cd the r r*»tiq*sDy. be would !»e In
<'-«nee»|«»*Mly
re pa hie p uf t-v« iraywig him
it «ieeirw to tell him uf my
1 have a c
do tbe baggage van
Hut
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I most
11,4 we« ret Ml n«»<
n<»< mine
mio*
tnnot 4«
«lu e«tb
lug that tii tflu get Kink » Into trouble
And ew I am eileut, and to-night I wOI
if
take a few fr »»•orno t<* toy
|«>kln< r*«. K tn n«r anali Iti h»a shell
Ai»A >• nut the young H«»u
let ua s-v *
mantoo hke a »nail in b:» shell. f-< H to
a» much a« hw rwn «U» f»» g«"t nut of it!
in the
We resch Kl« «Ijend ahouf thr
aftrfu-<on
The r-»untry to fervile, gr»*n
ft to a suer eeeb*n
carefully rultivatxl
uf kite! en gardens. e htoh srwtn to be
Well kept. Immeuae ft«-ids s»u with
a I
rh.vef, which
yield f‘*ur «w flve er«»po
a year
The r»»ade near the town are
mullwrr)
boMered with long rows of
trvew. which diversify the view with ee-
nutrie bran» hew
Hej nd K khan we shall run dua ea«t
an«! by Msrglielan and Orb pass through
the < rge« f thr I'amirt. •» aa lu reach
th* Turkes!«» 4'ldtaoae frontier
The train had »«nly jitet «tarted when
the tra
travekr«
t— k their arata at the ta
retore t»
bto. whrrv I fail«w| to i*«Hice any frani»
arrival
Kph >ell is In his usual place. With
•Ing aa fir as fatnlllarity. It I«
eat
obvto us that a <*l'«ee Intimacy, f<*un«!«wl
on a similarity In tastes and aptitud»«
Mt«« Il »ratto Hluwtt atei
ev ist ta b«-f «
thr Yaid.ee Thrfe »« n<» d»»uM. m «»«ir
«pin ii-r» but what II w ih end In a « ed
ding [ aa «■» -il aa thè train arrivée
B««<b
w|H ha«« thru r- tnanr» »»f
the
rail
it f l\ k aid Z»i¡< ■»
Frankl
K )*»rk
i better. It ia true, the prêt
ty H»«t!
.
The
er la«trd till rather late, am!
ter mim
in »tl «net pevtrd ma utter l»y
an off»
>m <'n terna t<» recite a m»»ti«r
His Health Was Wrecked
I’r-ru-na Gave New Life
-
I »‘-me brew«!
Th« Matw*a to
i-fhtej
A few lamp« give only a fsrbls
tight.
T»»pof to busy v rllfa ot»e of the
railway men. The new engine has u«»t
i j eV been attached to tbe trim The mo
|t to uateto«» to
uirti! teem a favorable
If I
| wait until we have left K..IM»
ran reach Kink«» I shall I* aide to «¡evp
'through the night an»! that will ba wei
O’®v. I admit
! step un Io the iraia. and after ••
! «tiring Biywr If I hat no one to watching
' u»e, I enter tbe baggage van. saying a»
I 4u BMSI
“it to !.“
la fart, it to aa well to warn Kink*»
Hut hr had
i In caae be to out t hto b*«l
a«< thought of getting <>ut. ami I ad»too
>1» to very
! him to be very careful
i pleased at the provisions. f-r Ibrf ar*
a rbs «»ge to hto n«ual diet.
”1 do n<M know how ta thank F««
X|<Mhaleur |V«mb«rnac," he aaja to m*
"Whew shall we l*e at th* frouttor?''
*T<> tuurtuw, about »me lu the •ftw
OOU*i **
“And at tin ch gar?**
“Fifteen «««urn afterward, on the might
of |he uinctnamth.”
“There the danger to. M »naieur B«m
ba mac.“
Yes Kl?-k
f r if It 1» diflirult to
ent«*r the Itnssian pneseenloxa. It to n«»
lews diffl ult to gut out of them, when
the Chines* are at the gates. Their »»^>
rtoto will give sag -»! I»- '« «»ver Nef’^re
they will let us pans
At the same time
they »tan
■ the passengers much more
rl «ely than ! «y <! • thrir t aggage Aud
as Ihto vsn to r«s»n»l fur the luggage
g- lug through to Pekin. I 4” n»t thiuk
X» good night,
y<*u have niurfa to fear
Aa a matter «»f prere utlon. I would rat fa
er n«d proh»ng my visit.**
I ha ve c*»me ■ >ut. I have regains«) my
roach, and I r«*wlly did n«»t hoar the
■tart I ng signal when the train l«rgan to
uv*«es.
1*118 «»nly station <f any Importance
whi«-h the rati* ay pai*»ed b«-f-»re sunrise
was that «f Mirgl.elati. w b«*a the stop
page w as a »l»««rt one.
Beyond I
n the mud f*MI • •
the fr»»ntier whh'b divides llu«»ian Tur
kewtan from the Farnir plateau am! the
vast territory <«f the Kara Khirghtom
Thia part «>f Central Asia to continual
ly !«eing trouble»! by plutonian disturb
anrea beneath its surface.
Northern
Turkestan has froquently • '’■-•'d (xum
rarthquake thr terrible elporieno
1MT wi‘ r ’ !
( fg-Btt«n «-ai 1
at Tashkrnd
«• al Hntn.irkan^. 1 a^w
th» tra«»-«* ■ f «>' r»*- »I’jutipH •.% ^n fact.
♦ a
<il>*M»rved, and thto volcanic aftnlVi take*
train m«»re an«l m< •ro resets bled a place all alorg the ro«i»t where lay the
rolling town
It ha«l even Ita • t r* « • ( •, •
■ i • l 1 «na
.naphth»,
phtha. from
this dining rar In « fair h we wrrr tbe t'ssplan
t -
I’stAlr plat»»an
■d at th* moment
Ami It was In abort, thto region is «»nA <>r the t»u»t
i the «astern L‘art of Turkrotan. Interesting ¡»arts f < • »r
\-.a that «
Ir» I k- ’ rtrr* from the Pamir tour tot ran visit.
Vii
. at .|.«.a.rt, after I«ur rirwlirnt
wrv^l in a aalo>»n of the tirai» 1
< HAITI II xiy
» iti«
tl it the **< >b«ess|«»n" wa»
The Pamir, or Bam i D -unlah. to ton
M ■
m«mly calh-d the
ll - f <»f t? »• World’’
'ntema grs-id ¡»remlet romiqtir. From it radiate the mighty chains <»f the
I St th«’ NtanfUal theater f<«r (be V! ton Shan,
f th»- Kuen Lun uf the
Kara K*»rum of tl«r Himalaya, of the
l'un < ’!>. . ”mjr «In
Him!
K’-»»h
It » r-graphic system.
I bar, brani youu« f«»ur h-.uili-
ki n.t«rs arr<>»». whk'h
trmalD«-’l f« r ••• muny yrnrs an fmpaa«a
m«»n«
l ie barrier, hr * I«—n annn«*unted by Bus
sian tm irify.
The Slav race am! the
vv hook y«u j proach ....... “
yrll *w race ha«*- »■»»cm* Into contact.
t at ti l>«| « Hupremr I vrnL.
’ ResignftiBy »«i) r«-«per<fu!1yT
The trev* cr» - f th« Aryan people have
Every day’« work a). iul<! t»e ■ vt>
Th.- tore vu» I i V l»h«*d <»tl
’ ertia had ♦»!! att« mptrd t” rtp|.«r< the plat«*e»i «»f
n*«
effect
on
Rir
F
ranci»
Trerellyaq
who
preme
: t
**ry ¡*«s
u « «
I
g
cvitne to It as rarrfully prepared a« tl»<v lad l*eeu ncrup; Ing bhueeif with nu
Mar«” i’“!»» Irt the tbirf«M»nth century.
t>-j»i<-
«
irlamatbui»
reganting
the
«Ihmrr
prima d uina **’’>»«» la try li>£ to ! <Ui the
»h«t lo Me And? Th* Rftgltoh with F«»r
uh • I» hr •<>na -tore*! * ar* rabie ' l|»- wi»» •yfh, |h»uglas, H» I lulph. Younghuaband.
world a au| ■
1 y In •>
»’
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w
i-, t «
••«!
\ .■! jet •>■•»• -V *’■ ■ an> • ami the <M-l*-t»rat«*l Gordon,
who died Oil
fore b»T.at I .me
1 h« u our
* k m»tice < <f tlu« gr i tubili»g geutieman'a re
the t’pper N dr. thr Bussi sua with Fend
would br« <lh«‘ out tb • ' ig-»r ar ! vt cri mina ti« »ns
J chenko, Hk Iw-laff, Prjevatoky, Grombt
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Barón \Vru«»chnltter 1«»rfrr bad
n<»! t beiaky. Genera! Pevltiuff, Prince Galil
It
Then llfo " •--.:!•! !»• gl’Tlfl • ! « »•! un ler»t«w«*| a «Ingle W, rd *»f this little | iln. the brothers Groun Urjluiwlln;
the
t » ■ ’ ■ ! he
-!••' ••
I •
thf u
'
■
French with Auvergne. Vouvalot, Capua.
ir
«*
iu|.|
n«>(
hare
been
able
tu
appreciate
tranwf t • !
<» S M rd.n in
su<
Fapln. Bretr Bl 1« Rhln» J- •«•¡>h Martin,
tins «ample of Parisian monologo mama
«¡rmard. F l oar! Blanc; the Swnlr»
eras Magalliti«' ’*
Ac i> my tord Faruaklar and hto in i with |k**cror Swen 11 rd Hl.
sr¡»arn!
<ìl>«iigir It seemml that, lu
Thia roof ”f the w«»rl«l. one would say.
• l tr ! »heir tra«lit nal r«nw»rve, tt.s» aur
ha
prising grimaces, tbe aigniflcaul gestures, to hft*Nl up it* magic band t to let it«
n.jsteriee
U e In»»-« h«»w that It «•»»ii-
the c -udrai Intonati«»»», had lutereste*!
stole of an im itr»< abl»- entanglement uf
il.» in t a certain extent.
mean ahttnle of which ei
rb» act>«r had noticed It, and appre I valleys, thr
elated thto silent admiration
Aa be rose I rwld three th>»uaan<i motera, wa know
I that It is dominated by the
|**aka of
froto Ibe tab!«« hr «a 14 to nie
Gotiroundl and Ktaffmann, twenty two
'*!!» to magnthreiit,
thia
algneur
I What dignity! What a prononça! What t! uaaiid f»«*t high, and the ¡»eak - f Ta-
a type >f the furthest aast! I hke hla germa, which to twenty seven thousand
e* mpani* n toas a third rate felluw at feet; we know that It arm)» <«ff to the
west the Ovua am! the Amou lladla. and
the out »Ida ”
During dinner the train had pa»«ed to the eaet the Tarim, wr know that it
f
primary
rni'ka. in
Kaatakoa Rtath n. situate. In the renter chiefly r« m»i»fs
which are ¡»atci.ee of nrhist am! quart*,
<«f a m> mtahioua regt n
Thr ruad rurv
n-lary age, am! the
e1 a g d «1rs!, ani ran over vla«lurta red sands of
aul thr igh tunnels, as wa cuuld tell by clayey, sandy lores ««f the quaternary
¡»rri«»d wbi«*b i* »>• abundant In I'eutral
the b ine
Wr enter K khan Htati>»n at 9 o'clock Asia.
The dirt!« uhies the Grand Trsnaaslatk'
lu th* evening
The stoppage la to last
had In rr«*Mit»g this plateau were ei
twu h »ura.
Wr <«-< out »-n to the plat
it was a chai too gv from
form
As n* gre («»svlng the mr 1 am tvaordinary.
near Major Noltltx. who sake youug Fan the genius .»f man to nature, and the
victory rriiicinel with genius
Through
Chao:
the gently si-ping pasture which the Kirk
“Have you ever hear«! of thto man
hl«re cell •’bels,” viaducts, hridgee. etu
darin Y»n I
i wb< »«- body la l«e!ng tak
bankmeats cutting«, tunnels had to tw
on to Pekin?**
made tn carry the line.
Here are sharp
“Never. Major.“
“Hut be ought to bo a ¡»ersonagv of corvee, gradients, which require the uw«e<
tonai*Ireati«»a. tu l»e ireste*I with (be ¡M.werftll lor- m«>tiT«e. here am! there eta
tfemary engines to haul up the t/aln with
honor he gets.”
“That to possible.” said Pan Chao, cables, tn a w«»rd. a herculean labor, an
¡»ern.r to the works - f the American «m
“but we have •» many |*rw< nages of cun
NON. JOHN ÎH.MY
gluerre lu the dcdltoe uf the Hirers No
aidoration In the Cetoatlai Empire ”
vada and the ll-« ky uo«uutalna
“An! so thto mandarin Yen |x«u
Av*r rtihlvnun 1t(h«*e kttrr should be
The desolate asp«* < of theee terr!
“I never I ran! him mentioned “
rewu
every brem wurher Wading •
-
t«<lee makes a deep impression <»n the
Why dl«1 Major N Ititi ask the China
moia Ide.
Imagtnath-n. As the train gains the high
Hou. John Tighe, No.Remsen Rt , man thi» qu«-atl<»n? What was be think
er alt ft udon thia Impression to all tbe
Ing about?
Cohora. N. ¥., Metiii»er of Assembly
u»>>re vivid
There are no towns, no
from the Fourth d»»tr>rt, All»any < uun*
Villages ndhlng but
a few x-atterx!
('UAPTBIt XIII.
ty. \ V , write« a* f<«lk»wa
K<*khan, tws b«»ura to stop.
It is ! uts. In which thr Fnoilrtou Ilves a soil
“IVrura ha« my hearty indorsement night
I’hr loay-rity of the traveler» tary etlatrnm with hto family, hto her«!»
as a frat« » t ve Ionic <»f superior merit haw already taken up their sleeping of yaks, or "koutara.“ which are rattle
At titn« - when I have I'evti completely quarters In th«- rar, aud du twl care h» with h« r««w* tails, hla diminutive sheep,
his thick hair«»«! g ata.
The molting of
bo »km down fr«»m ri<o«s of work, so slight.
Here sm I cm the platform
This to ih«M»e animals. If wo may eu phrase It, to
that my tav ulU” sertned actually at a
a natural rot>oequet>re of the climate, and
standstill, Peruns baa acted a» a heal« rather an Important station, and fr»»u>
the engine h- u»e < no-e a more powerful they change the drowsing gown of winter
ing restorer, starting the machinery of
k»r» »motive
than
tli-we
which
have f*«r the white fur coat • f auiumer. It to
mind and l»ody afresh with new life brought the train
ah>ng eitww we left the same with the dog. whose r«4kt bo
and energy
i Vsun Ada. These »•arly eugtnea were all cvnirs whiter hi the h«»t oeSSUW.
**I r»r<»tnmend it to a man tire«! in very well as lung a« tbe line lay over
As the passes
are
a«-rm!r«l. wide
mind ami body as a tome superior to an almost h<*ri»ontal plain, fast now we breaks In tbe range« yield frequeut
glimpses <>f the m*»rv distant portions uf
anylhit k* I know of an«l well worthy are among thr gorges of ths Pamir pia
(he plateau. In many ¡’to«-ew are chimi»s
trad, there ere gradients of such steep
serious ronenleration.**—J. Tighe.
of bir<-he« am! junipers, which are the
En •••« <»f w »rk so comm«»n in otir u*«e aa to require m »re engine power
muntry eaiises impaired nrrvrs, lead­ 1 watch the prove»«!Inga, and when the principal trees of the Pamir, and on the
tamarisks and
bx»in»»tlve has b«M»n detached with Its undulating ptolns grow
ing to catarrh and catarrhal nervousness
ten ter the baggage van with Kiuko in sedges and mngw«»rt. ami a sort <»f roe»!
—a disease that is rr*|*onsible lor half
very abundant by the «hire of the oailna
It is at the head <»f the train.
of all t.rivous troubles
The Idea occurs to me that the young p«->ls. and a dwarf labiate railed "tore
Prru ia cures thia tr»»uble because it UunignUin may ¡»er haps venture out kti-ue" by the K'rghtovo
cure* catarrh wherever locate«I.
The n a>< m«-ntl’.ne»l certain animals
on the platf rtn.
It would t«e an Im
somewhat
varix!
If you <!«» not derive prompt and sat­ prudence, f -r he runs the risk of being uh let rocMrtlf'ite a
If
isfactory results from the use of Peru­ xen by tbe police, who m*»ve about tak­ fauna rm tbe heights f the Pamir.
ns, write at once to Pr. Hartman, giv­ ing a g »od look at the passengers What a even nxeoaery to keep an vyo <»n tl*o
ing a full atatvm nt of your car*, ami my No 11 bad better do to to remain platforms >.f ths care In case a stray pan
I ther c* bear might Seek a ride without
he will be pleased to give you his valu­ In hie bog. nr. at least. In hie van.
will go and get a few provtot’Mie. liquid any right t® travel either flrat or •oc*«nd
able advhr gratia.
I hiring the day our e»«mpankMia
and sol!'! and take them to him, even ■daea
Address Dr. Ilartmm, President of
before the ¿«-¡»arturo of the train. If It to wore Ml tl e lookout fr«»m both onda of
The llsrtm in Sanitarium, <*«>lunibus, O. p. esfble to do »<> without fear of being the rem
What ebouts ar»ae when plan
noticed.
tlgradee or failure capered al* »g the line
The refr»*«hmetit r"*»m at the station Is with Intent) ns that certainly
oremx!
open, an.I I’ .¡«»f to n t there. If he was auspicious!
A few revolver ah« ta were
to »re ti e making purchases ho would dto hargod with it much nervosity per
be a»t i!»ho!_ a» the dining ear contains ha ¡-a, but they an *ed as well aa rose
■ >r*! ths travelers
In th* after*' - u wo
•vrryf ' g we n ght want.
CON S U MST ION
At the bar 1 get a Uttle gold meat and wore wlUoeees of a u>a,
. rut shut.
■»
r %
OLD PEOPLI
4
r
<
v
.
whlch kll’xf instanti y an suor» ene pew-
thrt juM a* he waa landing un tbe xda
etep uf tbe third cerviag».
It was om T snperb M >ug*»4 lo wfa».m
wr wer* ln>i*MrÍ for tbis tuark»u»«u s
lb*«(*rptoe*.
“Wbaf a hand and what aa eye?* sahl
Anjr Uiat <•’ tbe Blood qvickly »hoer» itoelf with
I U> tbe cuaj r wh« cuotinued tu l»*»b uu
people, and tnmbUa, which a vonngrr. mart vigorous >
Ir trQalus/ with ».La¡»k kMi.
»Utution hold* ia check. taL» po»sr*»u>n <4 th<*M of
Ani nf tbe utbee animato «>f tbe F»
Buch ■ Mlatakt* I’byai. la»—Tout
vanccd year*. A tr*le. wart or pt tuple often begin* t.
minaci fauna «ppewrv«l w »!vee and fute«
ailment lies In tb« laryni. thoras and _
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¡BtJering p*tna
Came ____
and __
fcater,
Uhuinating in «rar thrt _ refuM*U»ol
■ ud S*M*ks «.d tbuee Urge wÜd abeep wltb
•plgiuttlv
Hooltcsa—ludad«:
Ba* of * rheumatic vbaractar are almost contUut. the ‘-■t* ID* «1’® •‘“‘i *i,c n”'»"
gnarled and gvs«-wfully rurved h«»ma.
m« afthcr thluMla' th' truublB waa I» cle* acre, while *leepleaanc«a and nm v^*a make life a bnrJcn. The nat­
wblcb are knuwa tu tbe nativas as ar
bar*. H .gt lu tbe sky flew thè vulture« ni« throat.
ural activity ««f the body i* not
i h«.l«w- Bturkof I.» Gurí*. •’ hl«ít m«
bescled and unbssr«íed. an»! amM tbe
Long iMataBCB Appm-iat1>>n — Mr* *o great in old age and all the
<ln» rt « ph-o *l wrrrk. T>» *11 U> m» wtTldb««
clomls <*f whlte vap*»r we left behind us Jordan Did you «ter haar my dau<h-
eoo.iitKw 1
dr»«h,p«’L I” • »bo»t
organ*
got
dull
andtluggiah,
wrre many rrow« «»d ptgeuua and turile
tor aiag. Mr John*»»! Mr Jobnaoa— failing to cairy out thewutr Um«
»
■>• c". S. S i •«» rehewC. vi ib«
<l> iM and waglrlto.
<>b. y«a. I only Ute fl»« bio ka from matter* and poiaons aocu.uu- p*iu»» .! ha.«* - <1 in iV'h •’>•> •»««>«’•• »'M
The dsf pasee*! wltboWt avventure At
tn»ir-n, >¡l r,h . br««ft >aa (otv««r* l l.rwt-
«» s’ckacfa tu tbe evenJng we rr
d tbe your houaa. yon know.
Uting in the *y*tem and they iiy m-.«. r I .,8. S. fur all bk* I.! •■»**
Baby, th«
Biuaest
Mr
Biggar, are taken np and *l»a<.rbed by
fr«Kitlev, aflev a rsn <»f nearly two thow
Vak»««. S. C.
» ‘‘ Gaaooav
Mu! tbrvw bnmlreal k ilon**« ere. acr<Hn Mr« Hlggrr. and Baby Biu*f. wbi>h the blo«xl, rendcrieg it weak
pllslisd ln fsur da y a simre leaviug t iun of thia In Irreal Ing family to tbe big- aud unable to pr perly nouruh the srrtem.
T«* i* n°
* ■by vid a,
Ada. Two bumlrw»! and flfty bBometers feat, and why
and st: ng S S a.
;>urea->4»lrong
tbe biggest I Answer— »houlJnot 1*a* nealthy aa youth if thel! -Itaki pure
hejr ^ad we «hall !»e at Kaehgir
Al
. e safe t
lit blood
Baby Bl«vr, be» a use be to a utile
__
n •, ’irely vegetable and
C
(b’-ugh we are n»»w in t/bin«
Turk re
■ pie.
N
ut-e
it 11 gentle.
ilPR
r
r^.
t*
•
Mlrrer.
tan. U
Ul CH-t be till we reach that town
but at the *au>e time th
h in it*
P'1’«!*"
Ekcuaeil
I
that we «hall heve our flrst experteo«.«
a w-
aodvorrtgn malter,
bClO ing the blood of all p. A«» andforeigu
matter,
uf <l»tn«-er a*lmlutotratk»n.
fully »mart at
how
the ittire »5 Mem by
iHnurr
•
w, far AT thunder !» whru you b» ar fbe
It* fine touio etfvt t
Almoat from tho first dv ■ •»’ !
"’ervaaea. the
«tretebed utuwelvos r.» oyr be*la. ln th« first roll
Calculator -I CMU't il Io that»
b”pe. or ratbrr the ronvictkm. that tb,
general health begin* to improve and the pain* and i •> ut* pa»« away.
Craw foot
! air.
Y mi ca U'tf Cl ah-uiab
nlgbt wib !»• •• raim «■ th« v’-*—! ''«
TH£twtnSPCCIHC CO. ATtAHTA. CA.
or- No; lì m the lightninig culmi llatwr
«me.
A l*UM? A tuan «Invìiu< 1» tb
It waa not te hs an
>un
At fl rot *ho train
was runnlng d«»wn the •h’peo f the Ito
111, l-l r rfhi r
<*7 lost S nut «»AT hia Wftgotl
I'r > ,!.!» lb*
*rurr«l IB U«
mtr al fresi »|»e«d
Th*-n It rwutnol tta Meeting an Italian, be a»k«x| if be writ! i* • «»»fil«,« vi »*•
a t.
«
N1*«*» "1
normal rate ak»ng the level
bad a monkey wrvn»*b
Tbe Indignant l-. r. • • lM>f Wvt pit H
H b mamma do you Uk« »est, dear?
I
It waa ah«**»t one in tbe no mini vbsai Italian wrathfully replied, “Me
. ■
r»uM A luil << u«-r«l is th» P»r
11 lasbe ml - Let uf
nu
| was »«*«1 den!y awaketied
At the asm«
tfaink I prefer th*« ? all <s»e
keep a monkey rsu« b. me keep a sb»*«-p elan army.
time Maj«w Nullità and m*at of .*ur
ife- ~lk> you ih m’ HH» i better like-
o n»¡«aalona )un¡¡«e»! u¡.
Tbrre wete boni! ranch.“
new* I
H.apMns
si- ita la the resr
f the (rain. Vk Hat
i onvincing
Certainly, I am sure
lluaband—Oh. n
“I h.ir» Ju*t • Infvnivd a w» MU' dressed I • 1rs.riiug
ha«! happened?
It’s a counterfeit note," aahl the re
m M tbe ' buteber. ba'MHng mow
Anilrty eelae*! up* n thè Invelerà «Hat <*v»lv|ng teller
"It has one irry uullre- ' »age.
r*«i3fu»ed. unreeeonable ani leí V ran»xl able flaw, !t‘a In thr paper.** "But, t<> th»* («ort for
4o try.
M« th *1 In Ills Medi
by tbe sMghtsst in» i«!*ui es • n*Uf a '
\*i, ctriais -«I be, “It »• fl |wm* • ('•<» !:.'•» I
n «
* t *.*r
my dear man,” prot«-*ted the •l*q>«»«itor(
“What la tbe mattar?
Wbat i« lh*
I:« the way, ba e >■<>« a ad toy girsi
■ in, thr»«- days ) » can't twllrv«» rverj
mattar F*
stable with his h r«e every night
poem r
thing you tee tn tbe paper/*
I hra
*> - • *» ■ •
ttrrv !
a -
Mrs, Catulles What's tU matter with
■ lnd«'«xL yew/* replied the but*-b*r |
frotn all aldea, and lu dt!T*rent langua<**
A
¡with a light uf BpprvTtattofll In bi* him — to he rraiyî
M» flr«t thonght waa that we were at from
\\ on
t'aii’li« » S
I gur«a u* t
A horse
.! « a «au*igc‘
Houston H«' [
tache»!
! th«»nght • f the fanmus Kl dvrs
g«»t so
*nu’t talk, you kno*.
Trans the M «.< I pírate
In a ni ••meni now
in cui-
the (rain be<sn tr» alowr, evldently pr«»
I ora.
at hia !
¡«aring V stop
F«»p**f carne Ini - th« van I Uttor)
bettor I
and I a»k«d hlm what had happeur-l
“An acvldent,” he repllrl “A coupllng get yuur picture taken bt’fors Ibe
baa brokrn. and the twn la»t vane ar* ; process 1» •hfllliliHinl
left behlnd ”
Fxetnplary l*unl*hinenf
A m«»
•
brought her little son for bls first t
Their Pains and Ailments
to x'b<M>l, and said tu the tear;
“This boy o’ mine Is very drllcete
; he Is a ft her a fit of barmoula on
k Little Appreciation of • 1 rry I.o*
i<M»ug«; but If be dues anything boukl. |
able Old l.sdy.
au* 1 kn<>w he will, bate the wat next
Mrs Anne Hartley Gilbert^ the ad
’ to him, an* 'twill frighten him/*
mlMble actress who recently died, waa
He Won Easily
Mr
Xtibbuba — !
able in make old age aa «'harming to
You know y<»u'rr only talking non
b- r public as tbe most beautiful at»d
• «-. se. 'What do you
glfgrd of her fellow play era could
new gown» for? Mrs. Hubbubs Why,
make romanth* youth, In the last year
Mm. Flayne has got a <l«»/rn gowns,
of her life aha achieved a unique su<'
all of them much handsomer than the j
•»<*. *for al«»* triumphantly assumed
I two or three that l've got.
Mr. Sub-
nt righty three tbe part of the heroine •
i bubs Yrs, I know.
But a boniely
In a pew play, To l»e sure. It was en I
‘ woman Ilk»* that ne»**!» rl> h attire in
titled “Granny,1 ' and she took the title
| order to attract attention.
role.
••Q MNDMA "
Irn«' tie«* aiifim-
Vje uii«l«r hia
^llow no «»im
aliona mid
Klmiger the
I he Kind Y oil
lure of < h.ie. 1
fwrMiiuil *uipel
to deeritr yo<
•• .lust- ha -good
Io alth of Child
What
ir <|ll, Pitrc-
1‘lenMnt.
It
her Xurcotlo
troya Worm«
¡■ia im«! \\ Imi
'«■tiMi|»iitl«>n
■ ll'ltca th««
Cantoria i* a lui
dori«-, l»ro|>« ant
cotitiilin* neither
-i 11•'i. 111 • ■ •. 11 « a<
unii all.«)* Fewer
Coll* . It relief«»«
nn«i i laliili iu v.
Motiiit. ii »nd Ito«
'liio < lilldr«-)!** l»i
Krlxing thr Opportunity. •“Always,**
No one more than Mrs Gilbert could
j advisee the p*»m{H»us ¡»«-rson * bo has
have deserved ouch a succeaa, for she
nr«'uunilat«*d several millions, “always
waa.
■
say. I w .!
.X« • r a ; -\* \
:f to
th.«
sft aweyt, guy. spirited and lov
be dismayr»! by tbv outl«K«k!
Over-
*i»lu uf old lad!»»«
Through all the
’
k ’
I
I . ’ »
vicissitudes of b»*r long rarmr alia
succeed.” “one. then,” cotnmenla tb*
never lust tbe home loving, home pre
poor person to wbotu hr address*-« this
serving, even "bmu»»»k«Mq>er|y'’ spirit of
homily, “should always «ay, *l wlll’F*
the truest womanbood.
I* Yes. sir/*
’ “And you always »ay ItT*
Xbo herself bna rein tod how keen I “I do.“
‘ “Will you l»nd me half a
waa her pride In her drat little huine 1 uilHlon tu get
my ulrsbip in running
before fame am! fortune bad come t»> ’
order?”
her
H waa h atnall, cosy white bouse,
Proved Ills Te.i<hrr Wrong
Little
which slie k»q>t In ap«*cklcaa ami shin
WIIHe’s father fourni hia youthful ton
lug order
Inside and outside, tin
bolding up one of his rabbits by tbe
til an unhappy sequence of dust and
ears snd «ayln^ to bltu: * H<»w much
rain Iwpaoieared 1ta neat eiterior
Her
la seven times seven, now? Hah," the
husliam! was absent;
tbe
la mil« »rd
father beard the !x>y say, “I knew yt»U
would not repaint, ahe could not af
couldn’t.
Here’s another one
Rix
ford to.
Hines six Is bow much?” “Why, Wil­
“I frettn! over It,” she own«!, and
lie, what In th«* w»>rld are you doing
The F«»l»fe BMitor,
at laat the bright hies came tu her
with your rabbit?” asked the father.
Caller -I have a httls p«»atu
tn wash It th«» whole hotiae! Hhc got
Wlllla throw the rabbit down with
Editor tbusdyl—That gentle
her young sou to help, and the next
disgust.
“I knew our teacher w«i ' there, air.
I« b* tb, lltr-.l
im»rnlng. I m -f<>re the sun had
rix-n,
< altor (gmialiy >
wrung.” was all hr said. “Why, how?’*
they
were out with ladders, palls, I
bvL-
crith-?
asked his father
“Why, she told us
mops, soap mu! hot water
It was a
Editor (politely» -No; hs’a th#
this morning that rabbits were the
han! job, but they rvaly did It, and
■ e«*r.
greatest multipliers In the world.
she Alidad proudly:
To Break la New Shoe»
“It wnn ill over before the milk
ÜUWLDtH AS A MÜNUMLNT.
Aiwa?» thaïe ■ %l *«»'• io»< I aw, • powder
man nmde bls morning rounds
It < irr« hot. »wealing. «D hing •w>«l)»a ie«l
l*hr snrne courage aud ¡»rrslstcnr»» I. bit «gu Vlrrtsttrlsl to l»r. (iuthrir, the
.
• » « » ■ -• • •
« ;
a‘l h ><•>«<• and »h * »torva, xv
l*»n’t trevi«
she put Into her art; thr mtino eager
IHsvoverer of ( hhtruform.
• •i» .ur.’Hiita
n«a.'.e«i FRl l Adire*»
hotnlni-ea " waa a part of her nature,
After an exhaustive Inquiry Involv­ Allei» B oliati»«! lo fU»y, \ Y
and made her for many years before ing much rrsearvb work. Including tbe
< rltlclam.
■he played “Granny”
beloved
aa •’ ia mhiAthui t»f tbe original rr<«»rds
J,-*— What d vou think of Mice (lob
"Gramlma” to her
fellow
players pm<*ured
from Vale I’niveralty, tbe
Elue Intellect, ekl
Once, when thrlr company was tour t'hli'HgO Medical N-»clefy «Irclded that blet.XI ?
I e- hut her intellect lea't la ig
Ered
Ing. the train slowed down In a cut
he h tD»r t»f I »• tig tbe «II« overer <»f
uVerwatlonal abiliti»«
ting near a miner's cabin. Tbe miner chloroform must l»e accorde»! to Dr. with her
ami his dog were tn the doorway, Samuel Guthrie, »»f Ka<*ket Harbor, a
Flao a Curo to a rame iv for r*«v|gha, rolda
pretty Ln inlet <»n tbe »burrs of Like read upn»ump*ion Try it. Frico & caula,
cloea by. on a rock, was a m«»et beau
at
dru, r;l»t«
Kne,
near
Watertown,
N
V
Prior
to
tlful great burnt» of wild fl -wrrs In
the ronchisi«»» »»f the society's Investi- i
an old tin can
fh'tse lowing (¿irle
“It made a picture of bright boine-
H im E
<h You may not believe
llkmees that was good to x-e In the
It. but I rrfiiMi-d offers from tfares Jif-
midst of tb<»se dreary plains/’ said
fermi meti l«»t month.
“Grandma ” “Tbe ladles on the train
Mi»« Y ’tingbud -Oh. I d«»n*t doubt IL
began teasing fur the flowers, beckon
Rut wliSl were they erlllngf
Ing and laughing, but the man shook
V tbrrto
! «8*1 Mr« W|I4 «»W» «mtAinf
bls brad
|ty» »pu » t*«‘ r* <*ty t<«usa tor the ir ah^lroa
| the i«< thing ¡«rtod.
“Tbsn. just as the train was start­
The Kind K
th« ->•«
«
I h-x»
w •
rh **4h ns, >«•»« ie««*S*.
•Va, .•■•»«. im
« .»< l<rSllMi«*--toi»
•
bi a « «
■ ■»• «.«»
a . io> > kkk
i
ing. be spied inr at the ulmlow
1
smiled amt nodded, amt he smiled and
nodd*»d
Then I ¡M»!nt«-d to the bouse,
to the d”g and to tbe flowers, and
smllx! am! n«»dd«»d again, trying tu ex­
press my pleasure In tbe wb«»le picture
To my »urprioe. he grabbed up the
flux ere and plung««! d««wt> to the train,
just managing to rea« h thr back plat­
form.
“ *Q!vs them tu tbe old lady/ I bean!
htru say, and I. too, roarbt-d tbe plat­
form. aud waa in time tu wave my
thanks aa we sped out of sight.
*1 kept tbe flowers a» long as 1
could, am! used up all the books I
bad with u>e In prraaing them
Tbe
younger member« of the company ussd
to tea»« me aln»ut outdoing them with
the mtn with the flowera,* aa they
•ailed him
I suppose my old face at
the window had atood to him for SV-
erything be had left In the East, fur
hla mother's face at her wlmlow, for
home and old frlrrula “
It waa a fa«*e that might have ttnod
f<»r all tboee things one of those flue
»Id fa< ee op whh'b life had written in
many wrinkles
“You may trust me *
Youth s Companion.
*
• t t»ra«eHles whies
»
■
KI IHlEllI Cl.
MT1ÁM>. OtiwU«
Muir ot<i Plame.
The Lady
It «terms to rue theta bar
I rira are rather «inalb
Thr Pr.fal.rr I'm aura they bava got
their full growth, ma'am.
The lady
Possibly; but I'm quite
• ur* > ur quart hoirs haven't mt tbsirs
1905 LEWIS & CLARK EXPOSITION
> > r Fir»i ■ a•« Hot»I au t K oosb Ar- o n-
-is r<MillAM> daring in*
rXPOMIMVR apply a «»uro and -an.4
» ur re*er«atom «aa «4 •*.<**, I«» apply
«urtai ut »uf f»em
Jc.*«ms la all
t « •
‘ • • »
•
'•
pe' •’»»
atsíHvr vota rooms witirmî t>f-
i AV »so (»r t voi » < mac r wfUeior
mil l'iootiisü« a lu t««part»«*«*nl I,
IXPOMIION ACCOMMODA IK WM BCRTAU
Tk* Osh CMklal he*»» W ite Uw» b Oark F Ur
gallon Dr. Jubu It Murph J ■nuouuc-d
(.oeSiisu g b H«Ml«i4Mg.
Oregea
that be would donate SMU for a I'bl-
••■go tuoiiutiu ut to Dr. «¡uthrle If tt>*
InveatIg*ting cottntitttee of medical
men *tn>ul>I find that to tbe A meri.-an
ebetnlat. rattier than to either l‘rof<*
•or I.lebig or I’rofeaaor N-.ulielran. to*
longeit the honor of tieing tbe dla.'ov-
erer of tbe greateat of all anaeathetlea.
The picture alio»» th. pro|M>»ed monu­
ment, a huge bowlder of granite fourni
near Worth, III., and which <•*>!■ giata
.... ............. *
•••*•!
aa; waa brought to tbe Doaplalnea val­
ley from the Waahara reglotia of Wie
sb
bw.
eonaln In the great deluge of tbe Ice
Klertrie lighted r«otn»
■
age
llrelde the bowlder to the left la
rouvenlcwr
“
»
•
ehown Oaalan (I nth rie and to the right | % n»s.t|w
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^*PN«stierii h««tei, «lirertlr
OUTSIDE I N N
GASOLINE
ENGINES
2, X
25-Hot
guaran
«, B,
10, 12. U. 1« a««1
Power.
Sali.faction
hundred« in
••bington and
*"
Idahw.
Srn I
;wis & Stayer Co.
OKf COH
»'■ «TT! «-■
Ko»« Wbareof If a Rp«*ke.
“Oœ La if tbe worfal.“ remarie.! the
party
wltl>
tbe
quotatlon
i- i «i-
ll«lr*B>l cars fur Fair
habit, Wanted uOtbrt*. dletlngutebed dtlienaf at-
«ng joe ai Hotel 4««»r
“dostt’l knuw bow tbe otber half of ( bl ag, and grandine of the lie
IhrsW*
röterer of the drug which revolution-
-l gneea that* B rlght.” rejolned tbe !«ed mollirai azlenee.
marrie»! tu an. “but tbe féminine half
Works wvrrtline trylng lo fiod out“
Everything elec In the bouae la more
quiet when tbrrv la lllneaa, but
b
• M I »
ìk bore They hifi*r
you ever notice the Impudence of
• Theory and practice ir» dlfferoui clock, which tick» all the louder?
things.’’ Bah! thè prof reo. >r
No wonder peopl» ha»» so Ulti«
“Yea, Ir. Iced." assented t!w medicai
tbvr* la to u«u<ti
ot mìe nt “I pay for theory and Intend •pn t for «dvl«-*;
that la » urtb ■
to be peid fur practice.
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rr*- 'j