The Santiam news., August 04, 1905, Image 4

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How Many
Birthdays ?
You *nus( have h*J sixiy •*
leaxt Whu? Only forty?
Then it must be your gray
hair. Ayer'a Hair Vigor stop»
these frequent birthdays. It
gives all the early, deep, rich
color to gray hair, and checks
falling hair. And it keeps the
»dip clean end healthy.
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Sot Dcairabi«.
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MISS IUA Off, IMilASAPOIIS, ISO.
SUFFERED FOR MONTHS
Pe-ru-nd the Remedy
That Cured.
M im Ella Off. 1127 l.io lrii Ht„
dianA|K«li». In*l, «ritv«
In-
**1 sullrrrd «4 h* run down iwl*l4ul»n
for w>rr«l rminlh* .u»d ,r«rrd th«t I ****** Id
h«*r to gn« up m» «*ork.
••On srrking th« «de«« of a ph«s«Mn,
h. prrs*rit>rd « ton«. I found. hoorm.
th*M d d«d mr no good.
On wrkmg Ihr
•sh«r of ***** druggtM. h* .«Ard n« Io tr»
Psvuna
In » fr«, «*rrks I began to Irr!
end 0*1 bk« a dif t*-r* n< pervon. M* app*
M« m*r«.ssrd. I d*d not hoc« th.« «*orn out
Irekng. and I < ouhl skrrp *plrnd«IK.
In a
couplr of manihs I was rnlerh rriosnrd.
I thai*l> **>u lor ~ha( «our mrdion« ha*
donr to» mr.” t Ai Off.
Wut* I 'r llartn.ai!, *
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llartman Saiutariuiu, Colurnt i«, Obi-*,
fof Ire«* tn*-*li. al e*lv»c«.
All i rr*
gpoguience i« beid «tfi* • y r
1,-nt.al.
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The Special Correspondent
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CHAPTKH XXVIll. (CoaUaeodJ
l util th» Ro* «>f Hrav«t* a«vr«»r*le»! !! »•
|
■ '
• gdM 1. I Ml ’ r! -
ber«» a gr»*u dragan <.f «utue «ort. Mm«
tiostkm
My vehicle had st«»pp*d before ('«terna tuuk Zinca'» Laud, drew her to
II waa her Heart nd embraced her Without b»
a le iss of m«>d*4< flp|*arsu*t
• »n ths first Poor that the young Hun
u»g aide tu rewtram her tears Jini think
man is a lived, and where, havmg leem««! <>f a I ra •lury interrupted at the last
her trade as a miHIner in I’ari* ah« was tbapter!
engage»! I q It at I’skio. 1 read the nam«
But w«
a« (‘a ferns
of Mme Zincs Kl«»rk oo a J r I kn•« a
»•ya. "all
th« fifth
*1 he dcR«r Is opened
th« fifth art. In which drama« generally
I am In tbs presence of a Joung
!y «lear tbrmaeivr« up
• ho Is perfectly charming, as Kink**
"44 r moat n« t let thi« brave fellow
••4. M
• uffer"' ««id MaJ**r N ditte
*w» i
to twenty three years ••!■!, with the bla^k •<• th« («ran»! Tra na« »lalle p*»pta. an I
eyes og tbs R utnsaisn t? ge. an agree w tan they taaru the facta they will ta
able figure, a pleasant smiling fare
In the first t»> atop the pr»»•eruttai».*’
fact, has she not t*een Informed that the
We left the y>Ming RoUtuatMan G the
Grand Tra use ata tic tram has been in the rareaaes **f the Worthy actFWM
Madam«
station ever «lore laet etsning. in spite ( '«terna Would not leave her. dertaring
«•t ths rireumatanres uf the j- urney and . tlvat «h» tataed up*»n her as her »laugh
Is she n»t a wait lug her brtruthed frau ter. that •be w*«qld protect her like a
c-he moment t • arv tbrr?
iu«»(her. Then l*an (‘haw, Major Noltttt
Ma lenx iseHs Klurh • whlmtly m »« h ('sterna an«! I went ff te th« mtupauy •
surprised at seeing a stranger In her <<flb*«Ni •? the etgtta»<*.
The manager wa« io Fta office and we
doorway
.4« she has II»» ! several year«
w«r«* adtmltr»!
!!• w «« a Cbinesie iu
In France, she d«»*s not hesHats 1<* r»»
ognlaa me »• a Frenchman, and asks t>» every arewptatl«»n <>f the w t»rd an»! rapa
.
f r .
« 1
• ■ <
• I
what aha is InArt ’r-l f«< my »•<
a f«inrthm«ry who f«i&rth<t«ed in a way
Mademoiselle Zincs." I say. ’’! arriv
that a >»uld h«v» m>»vad L*« Colleague« in
rd yesterday by the Gran«! Tra •«•latic
«»I*! Europa to envy
The girl turned pale her eyre
Pan Chao told the atory, an«!, as hr
troubled
It was evident thsf she feared
something
Had Kink«» been f *und in (imtarvfootd llw««i«n, the m«j.»r am! I took
I »art In the di«rti«al»»n. Thia tinnuataka
hia bog?
tied the fraud l»r*n fliscov
ere»! ?
Was ?• srr« «*<■!?
Ws« h* in Ui» X'tunan*«n did n«u h«-«lt«t* to ***n
pn«! that Kink»»'« ra«r ««• • nioat »«rl
prig
1
A fr«u.i undertaken *»n such
"Mademoiselle 7. h ;-• -certain rirvum (»ua one
condii Iona a fra id riteudiiig * r»*r sit
stance« have brought to my hu «ledge
it* ■»•>•« n*1 k»L*n*«’rr«. a frau»! of a th*»u
(hr }*«umey r»f a ><>ung It--umanlan
' Kinko my poor
Klabo they have •and francs on th« Gran«! Trsnaaiab*
found hitnT* she asas In a trend ■•■■i < o.ptny «’• ! Its «g»*nt«
•
W» rrplie-i to thi« Chine«ing Chine*
"«No - t»o," aay I. hesitating
•*No "n* that If w«« all very true, bnt that the
knows, •i*ept myself
I often vlato.1 <l»vit«ge had ¡toen hw*»«tiai-I»Table, that If
him In th« luggage vsn at night
W« the defrauder had n *t ta*en in th* tram
were r«>tnpanb us. fn«*.1a
I look kin* he c<»nM n««f have «aved It at the rt»k f
a f»w pr* »vision« '*
Me life and at the «ame time he r»*nM
"Ob. thank you. air"’ asys the lady, n -f hate «mvw! the live« of the pn»»«-n
taking m» by th« hs 1 ’ With s Fcrtirh
grra
man Kink» was sura of not firing be-
W»-H, would y«»u believe it? TM« Hv-
trayed. aud «van of
receiving
help
» ! as fig ir«> gate u< !<» umtar»!am!
Thank you! Thank you! Ha love« mr that fr«»nj a certain ¡»«int • f view It
► • much, and I lov« hltu
We tnr< each would have been better to r« gr«-t thr
other In Faria
Hr was so hind to mr .testh» of « burnire«! victim«
In •b**rt.
Then when hs want ba. h to Tid»« I •••
we get nothing
Jtiafire tn«i«t take its
• I him t*» come to ms in that boi
N o»«r»e against ths fr«u»!utawt Kink«»
t \«* p -< r fri :.*w
*( lent lamen." «aid Pan Chao, "I know
"No, Msdeiuolsrllr ZldCB Oo."
I..-.W thing« are tuanagrd In th« <*ele«tia!
UI» Empir» Two hour« «III n<»t etap««*. frmn
"Hr ••lus'.l you
hr bad arrived F*
the time Kink « I« arrested tn thr time
"Yaw but- -you
I« he ta brought taf* »re th«
anderst and ha
very tired sftrr so long a Journey . "
with tl « * >rt
f <nine
la ba UIF
only ta aeut to prison.
‘ Yes rather - rather IU."
na <!o
"The truth. monsieur, the truth! Hide
"IVe meat at»»p that
at »omina! ion."
nothing from mr Kink«W“- •
saM Major Solfiti
"Y ae I hate a«»l t»»-ws to give you."
"44*e ran try. at least," «ahi l’an <’ha«>
Rhe is fainting
Iler bps tremble. Rhe ‘I pr.-p.-Ar we g.» before tbr c«»urt. when
can hardly speak
I will try and defend the sweetheart of
‘ Ws have had a rr blent a on tba road this charming l<>*tiinnnlan. ari«| may
I
Th« train wss
hrarly annihilated a hose inj face if i do tint get him <1 »ff "
frightful catastrophe
"
"Ha 1« dead! Klnko 1« deed"’
« HARTER XXX
The unhappy Zincs fa!.« u to • »»hair
We left the station, invaded a vehicle,
- and to employ the imaginative phra»«»
■ nd arrived In twenty mhint«'» Itefora a
f the Chinese, her tears r ' I wt*
• Labbjr
- kit g shanty, where the <.>tirt
Ilka rain on an a Junin night.
Never s«« held.
lave I «e»ti anything
lamentable Hut
Thera was • crowd
The affair had
it wlfl not do to leave her iu thta «tat»-,
g t abroad. It
known that a «wind
j* r girl! Kha la !>ecoiuhig ui.
•
1er had come in • box in a Grand Trans
I do n«»t know where I am. 1 take i*rr
aelatic van free, gratis and for noth ■ g
hand«
1 rej»e«t
fr-*tu Tiflis to Pekin. Every »»ne wished
"Malrmolselie Zincs*
MademotaeBe
t*» •»*• him, every une wante«l to reeog
Zincs!"
nlae thr features of this genius it was
Ku ldenly there !• * great n Ise !l* ff nt
n«»t yet kn*»wn that he was a hero.
af tha h(>u«e
Nhouts are heard
I hrre
There hr is. our brave companion, br
1» a tretneti«!« ia t»« «!•*, and amid the
twern two rascally looking policemen
tumult 1 hear a voice
yellow aa quinces.
Thea« fellows are
1 canr* t be mlataken That 1« K . » «
rrn I t to walk him off
prison at th»*
v*e! I re» gnlae It
Am I In my rigM ^judge'a • r 1er«, and to ghr him « few
«» «•«•? Ziuca Jump« up, »1 ’ ►’ to th»
d..im str**kes on the » »1rs of tils feet if
t* in 1 wr. opens If. and wa 1» k
4.
he is «*»»ndrtutiad to that punlahtnmt.
Tiler« ta a cart at the d »r
There 1«
Kmko
1«
thoroughly
disheartened,
the ca«a. with all it» Inarriptl«»t** This
which aatonlahea me on the part of on«
able up, thia aid« down, fragile, gla»»
I know to t»e Bo enrrg«-tlc.
ltut aa
beware «*f damp, etc
It 1« there half
•S he «er« u« hia face tat raya a ray of
• n a ah rd There haa been a <’«•! **»■•«, Th»
h»;ps
cart haa l-een run into by a carriage
Our young advocate was really
The
•a th« rase was being • -t down
He interrate«!
It (het ir and amusing
rase has sllppe«! on to th« gr uni
Judge, be etrited the «udirti**« with
has been km«rk«d In.
And Klnko hat
«tory of the J*»urnrt, he told them
jumped out like • ja* k iu the I* I but
statut It, and finally hr offrrwd to ¡»sy thr
alive, very mu- h alive!
cotnf«any what »»a« dur to them
l'n*
I can hardly heller« tny eyes* 44 hat.
f *rtu str jr. th# ) Igr ■
I ». t <-■■»*»•;,{
n’>y young Roumanian did u- f perish iu
There had bvwo material d«m«g«ut. mural
the evpl ‘•b-n? No’ Aa I «ball •» u hear
damage«
from hie own n*»»uth h« waa thrown on
Thereupon Pan <‘ha > !»e»«ame animate»!
to tha ilua whan the tadler went up. re
and, although »» underapi mm I bulbing he
main«-*! there Inert for a time f in«1 him
•al l wr g*i<*««»* I that be w «» speak ’ g
•elf unlujnred miraculously kept away
*’f the <x»urage f Kink«», »’f the Wirrifica
till he could »Up lot - the van unperoelv
hr had made f »r the «afety of th« trav
«~d
I ha.! Joat left the van after I king
•tare, and finally, a» a «uprasns «rguuouit
t<>r him In vain, and aupp «mg that hr
hr pi»-s>1r«! that hl« chetll hud »««rd tbr
had t»ren thr firat victim of the catastru
imp«fvtai treasure
pha
Arguments were of no avail with tin«
Then <»h’ the Irony <»f fate* after ar
pitiiraa magistrat« »«ho ha J nul actjmt-
.- .mpliahing a J» <iruey off all <1 ■ uaatid
tr-l try pr.«oners In hia Ufa
He «pared
kil -turtar« «a the Grand Tranaaaist
ths d«-*m«4 O-Ut tie bastinado, but <4«»’
•hut up In a ta«i an»-ng tha baggage
him ail io >nths in prison, and comtatnci
after e<*«ping • • many dangers. atla< feed
*d him in dan.«g«« against the Grand
by bandit«. vipL«ah*n »f engine, hr was
Trsnsaatatlc Company.
And then, at a
her«, by tha mere mllkllng of a cart
sign from this condemning machine, |M»or
• nd a carriage iu a P«kin afire! Irpriv
Kinko was taken away.
e*l of all the g *«d of hia journey
Let n t my readers pity Kink«»'« fat«
Thr carrar gave a yell at tic eight • f
I may a« well say al once that every
a human Iwing whu had just «¡>i« ¡re*!
thing was arraiigtrd sail «fa clarity
Next
In an Instant a crowd ha I gather«* * the i ruing Klnko made » triumphal entry
frau«! waa dtoeovarwd. the p li.-e had r ■*
into the house In the Avenus <’ha<‘nua.
up
And what could thia young R
where we were aasemblrd while Madame
manias do, «b> did n< t know a w d f « sterna ws« «h<>w«eh)g her maternai coq
( hinewe. but «aptatu n atter« Iu the sign
solations on the unhappy Zines Klork
language?
Zin* a and I ran d»»wu
The urw«paper« bad gut wind <»f the
him.
affair
The Chi Ha o, of Pekin, am! the
"My Zincs tny dear Zincs'" he ( «1
< 'bmeae Tlfur«. uf Tien tain, had demand
rlaiina ¡-reasing th« girl t< h • h» art
rd merry for the young Roumanian
"My Kink»» my dear Klnko." ah« r«
rtrae rr «■• for merry had rsarhrd the
phra. whil« her tears mingle with h «
f. ■ • '
• R-»n of Heaven the very •(»■.(
• M«»n«l«ur B»»mban*«r’" »aya the p-*r
where the I mper la I ear« are piare«! lie
falk'W, sppwaltag !«» my teUrventbm
■.dew. Pan Cha«» had «rnt to hia majraty
"Klnko,** I rapta, "taka It «x»«»lly. an !
a petition relating the Incident« «»f the
dapond »n ma
You are alive, aud
Journey, and insisting o» the point that
thought you were dead"
1*1 It u 4 I‘«-el j f*»r Kit»* • dev •(}■'» th-
"But ! am n»»< much tatter off," h.
gold and prw-iona »tone« Would l-e In th«*
n urmura
lands of Faruskiar an»! hia !»andit«. And
Miatabo! Anything ta tatter than be-
thst w na worth something rl*r than ail
Ing dead «v«n when one la metis. * I by
n’h« in pr » n
In a fit of g«-nef «uty
prison, ta It a China«« prla*»n
Kluko 1«
thr R»»n of Heaven favored Kiuko with
<!ragg«<! <»ff by the p«di«*r, amid th« laugh
thr remittal of his sentrnee
ter and howls of the rr w 1
I decline t»> depict th« J«*y. th« ha ppi
news, the Intoiicatfrwi which thia news
CHAPTKH XXIX
If »««r th« ripreaai n "sinking In brought by Klnko In person, gar« t*< all
• l,l*t of port" muid b« na«.! In Its pre his friends, and partkrularly to the fair
things ar« «I
Tin
rl«e uisanlng. It «tidrntly ran in thia Zlnca Kl»rk
u«d wven In
etw
I offer my arm t*> Mademoiselle praawlbta in m» language u<*t
Ztuc*. ,n<1 I Ind h«r to n*y earring«*, and I'liini-ae. which lends psrlf so g«^ner<«us
w, roturn riputlj toward the Hotel vt ly to the metaphor!»*«I.
And now. my ^ra<lers must permit me
th« T«n Thouaatxl l*r««tn«
Th«r« I And Maj.« NoKIt. an<! th« to finish with my traveling companions
whose
nund*ers have figured in my s/»te-
t'atornaa. and. by • luck, eh.new ,..<ing
l',n Chao, without l»r Tin King
Tan ta-k
N»* 1 am! 2. Fulk Ephrinel! an»! Mias
Chao would Ilk« nothing Iwttrr than to
lx >*ur lntvrpr«t«r befor« th« Chluow II »ratta H' n tt V *< l*eing aloe to agree
regs nil ng the various Items stipulated
auth riti««.
In their matrimonial contract, they were
And then, b«f**r» th«|w«apln( 7 :
div reed three days after their arrival
I tohl Biy ronipaulona a>l a' ui Kin.
how h« bad travolad. ho« I ha.I m,d» In Pekin
Things were as though th*
• ■ . > ttawM
I •
•
marriage bad uevsr been celebrated on
h« ba.l .!«frau<!«>t th« Tran«asl«tlr <
the Grand Tran*aslatlr. an»! Misa H rs
t>any. It waa thank« to thia fraud that h* tia Bluett remained Misa H»ratia Bluet!
«aa ah.« to gat on to th« train at Vaun May aha gather carg **•
heads of hair
A An
And If h« ha.t not twon In th« from Chinese polls; am! may ha furnish
train. «• ahoulj all har« Ixott ingulfr.1 with artificial teeth every jaw in the
In th« abyaa of th« T)on «alloy
Celestial Empire!
What an «•pl.xlon thor« waa of «1
N«». 3. Major NoltIta Îλ la busy at
I had fin
rlamatary oba! at»! ahal
the hospital He has come to establish at
buret of Pekin on behalf of the Russian g- vetn
tahr.1 my racitall
Ami
th rat rirai mrnt, and when the h»»nr for separation
gratin**!«, a. rnonhat of
•*«<. our act.« «houtrd:
•trikes, I feel that I shall leave a true
U'ljht to friend behind me In these distant lands,
"Hurrah f.« Klukul
bar« a modal;-
Noa. 4 and 5. the Cateruaa. Aftsr •
•tsy of tbrw W4<k» ; the capital *>f
C«l««ltal Empire, tb« charm log aetor
m l actress
»»ut fur Rbaughai. wher»
they ara sow th« great attraetkao al th«
Frwtwh Residency
Nu fl.
Barua
Walaea. hailsrf ! rfer
w <•«■ lor-* mcurü» «ibis nau.a ! wrtt« • ■•»
the tati tin»« Walt svi only 4U th«
gk»be trotter mtaa the steamer at Tien
’•In. but « month later be txaaeed it at
Yokohama O week« after that he was
•Xopwrecked • the C»*e«f • f Brittah C -
lumMa, mJ then, after being thrown
■ ff the line between Ras Fra »ci «ru an*l
New Y«h he mati«ged tu <u*«np!e’e hu
rvmnd uf the wutM In a hundred an«!
eighty «even dav« in«tea»1 “f thirty nine
N "« !> sii »! IO |'au ( bau and Ita TW
K - g What r«u I eay except that l‘an
Chau te always the Tarlatan yen know
A« to the doctor, ha has g»*< «K»wn ta
eating <»nly the yolk **f «a *ffg • day.
Ille b.« n»a«trr. C<-rnara, and he b *pee
to lite to a hundred St»«! two, as did the
Uoble Venetian
S • *i Sir I ran- <• Tr»v«*ljran. and N
12. Meigneur Faruaktar I bave never
beard uf the «ne. n*>r have 1 heard that
thr .«’her I mi « been h«Uge»|
D->tlbtle««.
thr lliu«tyh>ua bandit, having «ent In hia
rrr.g istk^n uf the general msusgro »P
• *f ihr Gr«.) I Tran*««tatta. routiner« hie
lu* rat Ire carrer in th# depth# uf the
Mongol pr««v m»-*«k
1 ! I neo»!
Now f*»r Kink»>.
was marrie»I
hardly «ay that lay
t»> Zincs Kl*»tk with
rrvtiu»ny We
were all at the wr»!-!ing a m J if (be Beg
»»f lira ven bad n*»t richly rtji|»i«el the
><wmg R-Tumantan, hi« wife re»eived s
OBOgniSemt present In H ji name «»f th«
patMkvnger« »»f the train hr bad «aved
That is the fsitbful et»»ry of thk j ir
t»ey
I have dun« my tarnt to J » my duty
• s «(»ertal r<»rrespowdeut all 4<”vt» the
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y«»u have hear«! about.
(The end.)
OEE^ j A H opeless F ight &
.--a
E’on baa d«»ue tn’ieh t»war«.l fun*
I st* I ng tbr world With famous men.
but It Wil! !»• news tu many that «»nr
«»f tbr signers of the In»* a ration of
Imtapmdrnew
waa e»luratrd
tbrne
e»!u> lied
••|t was no un«'v»mm< •n prectW in th*
rlghtewntb century," • lye Mr Au«t»*n
I rlgh In a latrar to the Kt«»n College
<’hfhtih la. for b,uerl- ttit jo «efi l tbrlr
•ons to Englan I for their rdu-’lthm.”
An a*m»*«t rompiate abfien»'* of any
Etonian rocviM« make« It difficult to |
Mr
And tba name« of su«’h
Austen Leigh has di< <»v ’»•>!
the n»o«t Important of t
la
|*>f *'Lyn»’h, Thomas, * n of Tta
»rge’a
1 Lynch. Raq * of Prince I
tab. Wlnyah. H»»uth
t am « tia *
August A, 1TB> School. Kt*
tr-| Fellow (’omtmmrr at
lege, Cambrhlgr, ITffTj
admitted at
Middle Temple. lT*o *
Thoma« Lynch's father was
of note tn Routh Cara!Ina
H*
rrprrsrststive In C«mgrv
York, an<! •«» valuable w
lera mnablrml that on
CiiarlsFst«»n the town n«kr
trait, to l»e hung
as a tfstlnumy of
Like many other
well t«* d<»
colonial gentlemen,
u»»h
*A*nt
e I urate«!
his I a*»n
The hoy
ml on for-
Iran trou
*i<n
«ras with
bles
bls
hla
tagsl career, but. full of
i en
and hur
thuatasm. he left rvrryHi
BURGLARY AS A FINE ART
rled home to bear his par
the rt>m
»ng stniggle.
Ills flrat p iiDtK* ap|»r«r- |
No
Lungrr Practiced
F-ufr lt|ow«r«
anra* was at a town meeting In |
N*.w Mrrr t remix.
a«!r a spe*<ech. !
Not many years ag»» the bank bur « ‘ha ricalo an. where he n*
father In a|
glar w«« ¡cubed up to i»y other crllu- following hla venerable
lehnte
He w*»a !mm«*A! atrly made a
inala with sometblng like revervn«'a,
prosim dal Congress
•ays th«’ K husus <’!!> Star.
He was memt»er of ths
and
a
captain
tn
the " Regulara." a ’
regard«!, in fa«*t. as the true aristo­
mounted In !
crat of crime. an<! was pointed at with regiment of Rangera, or
furtive admiration up.»n tbr streets fa nt ry. under the cumn land of Col
when at liberty and In penal Institu­ »net Gadsden
The el»ler Lyn n was wni
tions when <• a*l *n.illy depri» ••»! .»f
hla freedom
XoWiitlay« alm<»«t every lelphla n« a rrpi •aenfstlve tn the
Rttddraiy ha was
burglary that occurs In the United tinrntal Congress
State« Is performed by <*onnn»n tramps stricken with paralysis, am! hla
i'«»!
applied for leave to Join him
or holmes
>nel Gadsden,
with
true
Rpsrtan
This situation 1« what thr
spirit, rrf'j««d t! «
TL'1’ »<
rncfi would dracrlbe as a «tart
gslne«! his point by ta*’ng e> ted by
vvr««l of form, nnd It «hows t
be Assembly •• sixth »!• rgt’r tn the
depth « once exalte«! profession tuny
Hurrying
f.»:i wlo n it i-.'*““•• <»ut <»f th»* haii'ta «»f Congress
th<»«r
with
Its highest he remained with his
flight«
Indeed. «• compared with the nne of the youngest
exploits of thr «»Id timers, or "tool great Declaration
The delegates from Routh Carolina
in« n. He they nr«» technically known,
thr burglirl»'« of recent day« or were f«»r the most ¡»art youthfql, am!
nights might br descrtbrvl ns
petit Thoma« Lynch, sen Io r, algue«!, on hla
ths Provincial
l«r» vi»y. for It ta n rare occurrence that sick-bed. ii letter to
more than $2.<na> or
has been 4a«embly to counteni nu»« and aup(H>vt
It waa
’nvnlvrd In fr union« expedition« dur­ the action of the young man
•eond day of August
not until the
ing thr ln«t d«»xrn years
In former time«, when th«» bands *>r- that Charleston received the news of
gnnlrrd by "the big fen*»»»«" went ’« very Important Dee I « rat ion which
after thr contruts of a banking*Institu­ the King uf Great Britain has at last
tion they t»M»k pains beforehand
to redttrad ns to the he« eswity of mak-
The rv< e pt of thr news was
know that large amounts of money Ing "
and s»*«’tirltlr« were housed
In
the elebrated with great rejoicings.
. I .c
It is an Impoaaiblr to ronqurr the kinf of
diaeaxs—Contagious Blood Poison—with Mer­
cury an*l Potash aa it would be to conquer th«
king of the forest in a hand to hand eti.ountcr,
as thousands who have had their health ruined
and lives blighted through the use of these nun
rrals will testify. They took the treatment faith
fully, only to 6nd when it was left off. the dis.
ease returned with more pou
the awful effects <>f these minerals, such as mercurial rheumatism. necroMS
c*f the bones, salivation, inflammation of the stoma.h and bowels, etc.
When the virus of Contagious Blood Poiv>n enters the bl od it quickly con-
t num ilea every drop of that vital fluid an I er■ tv mi. < le, nerve, ti *ue and
1« tie I «comes affected, and s> «on the foul »« mptmis <d sore mouth and throat.
copj»er-colored blotches, falling hair and eyebrows, swollen glands, sores,
etc . make their ap|«arance. Mercury an 1 i’otash can only cover up these
evidences for awhile; they cannot cure the disease. S. S S has for
h r many
years bcen rwt
rvc* 'gnixrd as a fipcci ihc for Contagi<»m Blood Poison -a perfect
antidote for the
l‘ deadly vira» that is ao far reaching In its efln ta on the aya-
S. S S doo not hide or mok the dih.oc, but fio thoroughly and
tern
r ,
V
’ J**!«'
• < rf«.*
■*4'
:
N
-
I n *- » l '
•>»
>«. J
p.Ó’f-’’’
»“«■•A
ooo i«o is ottered for ti
t! *tS S S. contain« a mineral ingrsdient of any
km I
Treatise with instru. tens f r home treatment and anv advice w hed,
Withe ut charge
rH£ S W/FT SPCCIHC CO., ATLANTA, GA*
Pilgrims I«» Met ««a,
Mat year about
p grlms
went to M*«*a, representing a Moslem
: p-t silon of about
♦.•■<» In Fur
bey, Arabia. Egypt, tauidan. Zanai
bar. Barbary states, Routh Africa, Af
gbatilstau. Persia, ilalurbtatsn. India,
the East Indian and I’bHlpploe Islands,
< h na. and Russia tn Asia
The gov-
« ••■’an.enti <»f Turkey am! I*pt pay
t*».l <b;-*»- kmalli to the Bedouin tribe«*,
through «buse territory the pilgrim
ages pa«s, but the ay stem Is nut «n
!.a«t year gome 20
tlrvly effective.
P«-r -nt uf the pilgrims were reported
IP, treat»•*!. wounded or kl’od, and It
Is estimated that during tbs p- g' >
• i- «rsaou tra'ctars to M•• «
robbed of more than |l.(««»•■■» ( ara
vans of B.OUO to b.«A) can > • ara no
rare occurrence
Didn't k n » • w Hi« Man.
"I iiw our Congreaamatt this morn*
ing." • aid the secretary «»f the corpora-
tk*n, * a nd he gave ms to understand
f i - » 3 Ir
V» 11 be
that under nw
lend his vote to further our scheme."
•Gy, what's the matter with yuu. any
I F
«ol ta»y ought < » ku »w better than to
Kt a Congrvasm.jin tu le »! his <*••<
«ti !
» ip «g* n a . I g.vo b.«>
e >mbi na ? i »n uf the safe."
F*.r brum h s
r Con««*!, i-.*
•dh lne. A t *1
1 hat llliatwrs,
!
»
cfffh ’Sa
» gr»’«»n •«vumpsiiird by
.va ml t» «uat-v-f» h»»r
I. «»h. thr .|Qe*r «rt»«sll*»Q
. •
■ >
« • J 't as a
•
.. $
«
s « L -. g d > a S
M ’her»» I F I in Wi • w•«
tt-t <
gyrup th*» »*•* remedy t uaa Rar IbaXf citiiJrat*
during the teelhit.g partod.
Proar re.
Ï TN
L? V -
P«»rtry
Ths p**st raves ol f tbs beautiful hair
that iT'iwn» hi# fair Idol s hra>! and rsi «
th man a pr *ay old bear whu igu rr« ;ti
Yrs, the post * f it
•pieodors in«!*-ad.
make* a fa I its gl »r <■** in vera* U« will
gr ip. but. tike other men. be gs<s mad
if • strand of it get« u bi» • dp.
CASTOR
IA
For Infant» and Children.
The Kind You Hate Always Bought
«i vi
l.tt r««lv<* P«illtr»»r«e
Cu«f>»n set I haven't any change with
me th»« i morumg. will you trust mo (or
a (MMrtags stamp until <•» m-
I »rug Clerk--4’ertainly.
Customer But suppooe
k Bed. or —
I
•
I »rug Clerk Ob, that’s *
loss w«>ulj be but a trido*
MALI I AB1.I IRUS STI MP PI 1.1.1 RS
•
c*» ih» .
w . t< t «
li«an th«
> *<*
a>v.| t'.t- «*<r »4 <t «mp t' »
U- Il »•«» p* **f *» m *»4
W rii« t -r «i««- t *i<t* *•
•*
•
VniWMiS MU.IIIM W* M».
Blguatur« ut
f < k M ”1
Wlnrntd 411 Wight.
Morris«» »
Si»«««
OKI «MIN
furtksnj. Or«f«W
IMWn AMI
SI. HELIA S HALL
A school teacher was trying to Im
pre«» up«»n a ecliolar • mind that < U
A
M
H ■ ; ’ » f HE IM’.UF -r
• : ‘
*
!
lumbus discovered America In I |'r-
|t » •*,mpuaul - iba t««.
reti4 tur «.«i-
' \ -vx. J •In».'' he said. ‘ I will trll y«>.U
the date in rhyme so that y»*u won t I n im < >pw « i m Hunt vnilwt* I A. i
forget It
‘In fourteen hundred and
vaults they ha«! marked for violation,
ninety two ('ulumlms sailed the ocean
PRACTICES SURGERY AT Q2
and they rarely ranta away without
blue.'
Now, cau you remember that.
bringing with them booty worthy of
straight «• »* Yo«»ng Hwp1ln< 1« Awed Jolinr
their enterprise. 'The words of thefts
El*Govrriinr of Maine.
* Yra, sir." replied John,
I'.v "yeggm«»n,” th»» bank vault and safe
Ninety two years > 'u.g. together |
tvtffvwwrt jnsuM»
Nrlt day the tea- -hep en id. "John.
burglars of today, show that th -y have
with being still a< ••«•illite«! as the m»»st ■ when did Colutnbua dl« •over ,4 meri
HM HMiTJrs rwwt ■ N
taken desperate chillier« of bring shot
experienced «nd among
thr
high y I ca?"
•.All lAkt CITY UTAH
or Imprisoned for long terms to blow
skillful surgeon« of t
» I I’lnr I ; •»•*
“In fourteen hundred and ninety
open
eafra
run tn Inlug amounts as
State, Dr. Atonxo Gnrc» »n. ex Gov
three Columbus sal.rd 111« dark bl iv
• mall as fl50
ernor, « former State Rrprr«rhlatlve. sag r*
Few of the nh! tlinr burglars are
rt if tu ut . r.ü ..Try
Rena tor. and since the time of the birth
iHiUmj«». • .tr*«) Li« *»>•»•«••
ever seen nowaday«
Rome are dead,
A New Kipling Story
a««««* n 1 *>n <u*»*»>««* «.»♦•<
of thr l»rm »era::»* ¡ j ’y In thr nation
many have retired to quiet an«! un-
SO
bjmAU.SU
It is nearly a y» ar since any Ameri­
ofTrmHng occupation«, and here and and bis State one h* u •*! pronoun »*1
CURED 3^.
adherents. Is accounte»! t»> lw the can niagaiine Las t»rvn (ortunats enough
"ffWawMtaeoalJMil b«*«
there but not often I* one who can’t
Khorw» fl,«.«« «4 » ft»*»*'«
’grand old man" of the State of Maine to secure a story fr«*m Kipling, but the
t--r • h >-| U «f - t.r
e «4« X.
resist th« habit of brrnklng Into (be
n*kn*B« ••«*»« S V
Uiguat
Century
prints
a
tale.
“
An
On
bls
(*2d
birtlnlay,
ee.«
‘
brated
on
Wf'l»
h*>»» <■'*»' F *<.t •*'*• «
penitentiary
Ruch. f<»r instance, wm
Habitation Eiif'«r»e<l,’' which give« ns
♦ t »
Hie «*nar uf I»unlnp, of the unce crle- May d. says th»* Boston I’ **t. the ex
P«-M• « «4J ( » /■ Pewl.U -,
Kipling at his !<e«t. Romsone. iu com­
l»rat»*d burglar partnership of Rcott governor, who 1« «’bl practicing among paring Kipling with the r>M, threw vol­
and Dunlap, who parti» Ipnte«! In thr bls old patients of I^ewtaion and Au
ume OOtrlial, has said that hr gives t •
burn, did hot dream tbit It was of
Northampton bank burglar)’
Rrott
“the Liebig extra« t of three rattle low­
IF YOU
enough
imjHirtan«
»*
to
allow
bls
fellow
died In priaoti, and a wealthy N»*w
ing on a thousand hills/* •*» hr»e,
cltlxena
to
make
any
note
of
It.
4 ork woman spent her tlinr and money
where two Americana/ a
n<-rv*»ualy
Htralght and supple as a young sap
tn a persistent effort to «♦■ ur«« Dun
broken millionaire and Ina wife, take
ling
of
his
native
Stat«*,
this
remark
­
release,
In
which
pursuit
«hr
ul-
tap»
up an rnforc’l habitation in an enchant-
WE CAN CURE YOU
ahis am! age vrnerai» v former govern
timatrly succeeded
e»l corner o! England, hr contrives to
TW l«eU ph •- W^(r*-' taatll««« aa4 SrWM fv*
or
of
tlm*»«
w
hen
the
»»reed
yf
drmoc
!H
a
.*
i
*.«
«
.*f i** i * . a. - <au
i.*u' •>«i •)*,
It was thought that the rouvb't,
give a quiftlrsarnce of Amvruan an«! •
|
Chotd «•- «1 •••»«*•4
given a rninre to earn a respectable racy was not the m«»st popular Iu the British civilisatioh-x-a coinmrntafy, in w t*.j • »• » m i-.., * , , rb? eay»w>
I«*, «*!.. *' )« ’•*»«•
<
a»«*! t »»*iu»i»r *
t y •
t*.
•>»«
living, might take advantage of It. ai d Rtate, goes ata»ut the twin cities of l»ri«f, with vigtaa euch as only a Kip­ Th.» !«*•*.. *•<*-■►* bw * W »«Ir»« »«•>-> a «|
• » «r r .«. j* • » , h* *•(*r- i»v
w«n a.>4
I^wtaton and Auburn, showing an go |
It «rrm«*d for a little time that h»* bad
ling Can Often lip.
A delightful vein < f
i •
■*♦.*•»*•
■* -.>
i | h (i
.w t ,j r ,< j,, , , •«. « , »• tba
determined to do so
Rut a numlier thlty am! yuuthfutnrs« of spirit that satire cr<d»a out wherever the Rrilish
. if ran’••red w
• »• *« r»»Mi «»!■•' -*«»«•«
' f
-
of
A
«»f burglaries In Western rifle« not far would generally be ♦•»msidere«! wonder­ way and the American way mart, a I MTtVW • At* >«'(
vrxn H* (lUAMAKt . » Ff>
'»
-•*
•
.«» '*•«-• if 9 . -*«■ i. «
from I hn-.igo were executed with «u h ful tn a man of g<v*»d health, fully vein which will charm readers on b» th »«'•
a»t4 —•—
1« In «(a.
• -1 * • -i
aides the Atlantic.
Moat readers, to«»,
•kill that they were obviously
th« twenty years bis junior.
r « A ««Ml I.
o/ S**«.K .«rt 4
I
Attire»! In a great ••at of the old ■ will find in this latest «tory of the
work <»f a high cla«a criminal, and su«
<Mraa« WILLIAM T LKWIS
W
«•<•<•»
(«»:*•
__
A*» « lal« Ctu». i|4ü
pldon «»H»n centered upon Dunlap
Ila fashion«»«! cut «nd style, smooth shav­ greatest of living English story writers
M W O»r 1 Alh a*»4 Raial «rh «c<a«t«
so
la now completing • term In the J ».let en «nd wearing the stwk and high col- ; the spiritual loti« h which was
roituxD,
__ ___ , (mt»
____3 ö M
lira of our gramlfat !• r• the n g«»v i strongly manifest in “They“ seemingly Mal» *» p‘»* ¿ • »► * »i-«».* «I >*»»«!• > t a/twr a*p4 IW
penitentiary.
rnior am! aurg«*»>Q of fast approaching marking a new and higher phase of d«
Mtopp.iig trains with »1 «n I.
centenarian age, 1« to be seen winter j vrlopinenl in man and writer.
tilt
lUllwi) ma linger» nowadays have a and summer In (bls garb while drlv j
t>r*r n«t« < hlnrtf» IC«»tfr>n*l
»cry gr«-st rv«i»ect for a.r pressure, Ing gta»ut the city am! a so to and
A tirrtnan epicure rotiiea to tbs r»-»
mid design their trains «» as to elim­ from bls Hsbbatus road borne. In one j
riI«- of (be i blues»* In rrgard to tiirlr
inate as far a« poaatble th«*
boati!« of the old time chaises of the pattern
aliegtxl habit of eating rotten
vf!«’•( uf the vrtnd
N<» *u« h r»««jH*-*t uses! by the her«» of Oliver Wendell
Ibe «*gga, he says, nr« siuipiy
l»oth<*rei| <’omrmstore Van«1ert»llt. how­ Holmes* "Tbr one IL»r««- Rhay."
served In lime until they get a
ever, says W»»rl»l’a Work, when Georg.»
I, r •rly tors U m ! at
Cutting the euruers of
the
city
WeaUnghous«» Hrat aubmlttel to him «(reels with, hla Morgan mare, Kitty, •latency like hard butter, and
IM Aitar M fwr the
taste somewhat like lobster
lie dr
)•• •
hla plan for the oae of air brakra «»ti wh«» speeds over the Lewiston roads
darva them one of the choicest dell
railway trains
and pavements like a ’.’year old. the
HAM MOV t(>
He think«
Mr WesHngbouag had 1-eeti for aev* •‘ght of the old gentleman sitting well I * tch-s he haw ever eaten.
T» tn«
.. at
____
RulMing
th« _ a F
era I years httrd at work to adapt air forward In the wonderful Old chiite. 11 there are no better < ”“k« in the w<>r!d
«t and v-orrla»/i* Mr««;«. Ku
than the Chinese
When he went to
preaaQIW
to the puffs>«•• he had in be guides the blooded a ni nuil, Is
trance
r«, rust *rs»i
live among them his friends predicted
tntnd to make the handling of swift <»f the strangest that vial torn to
that he would starve, but he had a
Su<o-s*>ful llmnc Trralmeflt
trains aafer
He had at Last arhlw«*| city can view.
t»H • (il K W » » |s kii.iwti throughout 'he
good time and gained weight Uiurv
hie ot»ject. and with hla «'omplrtcd np
Rtrange, because of * the very f.!Ct
I sited eta'es. st-l Is r«| e»l t» e «»rest « Ml-
than be wanted tn.
Hr«e I*»-« •>
«
• ■ *
1. -
paratua set out tn mmfner
ralla ay that without the * giitrst
apparent
«
■ r «“ •. w U
. • 1 - » • è : *, W I
men. After much dlflhulfy hr •»* un* I ! fear of danger to blmaeif ur to the
No l*rn«i«»ft Tri.
• Cl
A«
!
lie
•
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“Well, to t»v honest with you." said
an Interview with Commodore Vgndor* i fabric and shaky build of the ancient
•
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I
■
•
h
»
r
•
Muds,
i
srk
*n»1
blit, then the greatest railway man lu | chaise, the iinnagrtiearlan guvrrn»*r the tramp, "I can't exactly say that
* • A
»
.
• •
ry and through tha
the country
Ths old mon l!at<-n»*<! to | guides (be sprightly and mettlesome I m a veteran and have witnessed the
terse
horrors of war. but I tbiuk I deserve
bia explanations
with
dlinlulatiing ; Kitty with such an unerring band.
I
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a pension. th»»ugh."
pg tiefire.
Aa a traveler the ex governor Is said
arh i ver
> idaey
remale «eaknvwi
"F<»r whatK’
"I»o you mean tn tell rue." he bmk« to have eweered i««»r»» route« of giota
a
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tease
Call er • KIs,
r *' »¡r>< « -
«rarHiae lor mailing hòoli
‘ Well, | whs once Io ked In a freight
in at last, "that you ran atop a rail* ; traveling tluin almost any other man
and < ircular Ad ireas
mad train with wind?"
I In the State of Maine and even today rar fur a week, with the weather at
Ihr ( . (irr Wot hmrsr Mrdkmr ( o.
"Well, yrs " repli«*!
Mr Westing ‘ would take the chance of traveling to tero am! nothing but a fruieu turnip
No thd real M.S r < er MervUes
to rat, and nothing but blo» ks of build
h<»ii«-‘
"As air Is wind, I supi»«»»»«- you
as
It « rsr»r.
Portland, <>r«g«H«
the other em! uf the otiutry if •» o!<!
Ing atones tn keep me warm, and If I
could rail It that"
1 «bar f
-I -r p
• : * ubd ra I
am not entitled tn a pension nobody
*T‘ve nn time tn waste <»n f«M»’s.'* ; fur bls services.
P. M. U
*»«. It IW1
else ought to have one
The horror«
said the great man. and the Inter» lew
An Illustration of tbla oc< urred only
of that old turnip beat *oe borrurs of
was ended.
a few weeks ago, when a former pa­
a battl«*nrld all to pieces
tient of hla «ent him a summons from
Cswae and Effert.
Trt»y,
N.
Y
.
asking
that
ba
come
for
Mr*o ynti kerp a ÓOgF9 ««k(M th*
a conau! tat ion In relation to tbr ampu-
country rotiain.
"Mo,” anawerrv! thè city relative. i ration of a tag. Mpesklng of this jour­
ney the governor said
"We tri«! the expertment half « d »tm
.'1
"Hs waa an obi friend and although
different tlmra. but w Ithnut surcffM.
to
tnqet
men
thought
I
was
foolish
tu
go
Voti see, there t« a MU«age fa«*tury Io
•uch a d.stan e. why Wouldn't I, when
the nett block "
It was thought to be a case of need?
Kenaltire (Hri*.
I felt that I was needed. If only to*
Gunner Old llonds advertise! for a
»'ouifort my friend, and went."
Indy stenographer
Raid Stir must ba
strong
It ta a miataken j> >ll<*y for a woman
qui it and plain.
Guyer H<»w many applicants ar to waah tba aupp*r dlahea «ban by
tach Feed <>}• Ing « F«d «’roba
Awtaoiati llu ,*r t>raw
ful. » u;|
U.t,
('rdmaty F«>s < ar«. F».. nall w • a* Parta.
"»tarklnj'- tb«m aba get, out oo tba
rtvpd?
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(•tinner None They all took riegp porch that much rarliar to nag har
sirrcMtiij.. idiwiN
UualtauJ Into u*.*wu*g th« iaan.
Uou to the won! ’plain.
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