The Santiam news., September 15, 1905, Image 4

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It du iets
the Cough
«*all It.” saUl a woman who
"«•turned fn».n the W«*»t. Th«
un Post tells her PWMWNM» for
that knighthood 1» stUI In
I met « veritable knight Ju«t two
• ago <m a dining «*ar,M »I» ron-
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“WbgPtei I went lu to lut»« brun
only »••«! left fur me ws»
far
the rear of the train
Now I
Thia isone reason why Ayer'a
Cherry Pectoral ia ao valua­
ble io consumption. It aiopa
the wear and tear of uaelcaa
coughing. But it doca more
it control* the inflammation,
quiets the fever, aoothca, and
heala. Sold for 60 year».
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a<]Mfre Ivdlhain aad III» Rweglar.
Thia la one of the many atoriee tpld
of <• I Bquiro latham. a riymoutb
County attori • y of mo » » year» ba-k
It fully Hlu»’
a
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lore of method
II# waa awakened one ngbt by hla
Wife, who 1 d ’ m ah«» tb- » 'it th«rr
were burg: r» In the h<»u*e The » ¡ lire
put mu L * dr«"
K K
ani w *ut
downvtalr#
In the ba« k ball he found
•
door that led Into the I mu k yard
The burftar had unl«»« feed tba door
and waa i-u n< it with all hi» might.
The aqultv.
• n< the rubber’» predi"
ament, »
<-.| to lu
It !
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that way. y«»u Idiot! It • ad«-» i-u k:
lioatuh II«
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Hay. doctor,” remark»’! tho man who
had )U»t
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Whst's tho trvubl»?” queried th« M
"Ha hat ba<l three peraltar attack»
wltbio a wr. . " > - nti >>i**l th. parent.
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Bring the
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At half psvt tour vssrtly Mr Itagteen
In !«•< t»e • f Grata -r c- rnmealy
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call«»
n. and ha Dan;«! I^<han. er Old Daa. or Mr
Hr aean- Daniel, ace-rdra* to lb« «ocial posit lot»
-»/ th«M who »pok» to kirn, swobs with
• »tart fr
bis sftemooa asp
Its was tb» rirb wuia of s parish In
It bo ob­
which tbers wa» ns sqwirs. hs wa» the
lo order viàlag» mt»»r h» wa» th» terror of th»»*
whs owed hlm monsy. h» was th» drtvar
for the • f ths ba nt r«t bargain», b» wa» th»
string auJ mastsvful man. ha wa» tb*
a«x»«rgs of tbs woak a»J tbrlftl»«» b*
«•a th» tjraut of lbs vUUga.
Ig ra -e. el l it
a e luntary, 1* all thia, and m far from being
Immal. and he may pr.qw-rly be «here­ »4. he snjoyftd tbs position.
Tbs girl wbs sat working st th» opon
•4 with •’d who rvt«’-e to leerá b w
wtadow «a» b.»
Mary
bo unsLt prevent IL—Jobneon.
c ’s
Hbs lived with Paals!« and t-- k
PORTLAND AMUSEMENTS
ears of him. II» railed at all tbo world
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o qjiirr» •• 4 with all tbo
Eacollent Attractions at the Theaters w rid except bls niece. st>4 th'»» parsone
who averred that ho was alud ts her
—A Boa, Season.
becario» h» bad the k«optag of «er money
The visitor to Pot Hand now baa a and tt»k all ths Interest for himeeif.
*r t r
* kle r»r>ife of choice in th* matter of » Î had her service» a» i
nothing w»re perhaps *»nly Imperfectly
amuarmmite.
acquainted
with
the
old
man's
motive»
The Ihr is*
- irae. the I- <
and bi» L »Jingo
Yet the »tatement wa*
attraction, with it» iiuenee r#«gul«r r»-
true.
He Ji! have th» keep h» g
f her
pv*»iUon, amt iu oe<huUse Trail. ’‘Ven­
til. ney a <
I luu»p f m *ney. an«! be
ice" 1» •« knowlsdywl to I* the grratrot did give blmeelf ths Interest la return
ftmxf-«« *n«i l*wt abow on the Trail. '
a .
The )»red "tn Inant word now p<*»«*«t have het services a» h-j-eekeeper fur
around aliout tiie Fair is the coti|fratu* a ‘thing.
lalnry remark that the ap endid #»i|*»-
I>aulo1 IvSlgtan swaìio suddenly with
sit inn 1» an aj*<ir#d financial emvrwe.
a cry. and »at upright In bls chair
The Mar<|tiam Grand Theater opanad clutching the arm», bls syaa rulllng iu
a bfilliaut era*«»n with Wilton Iju'kaye burr >r and amateinent.
’MaryT* he cried. “I saw him; I saw
in "The Pit." and all the town turn»*!
blm tho man wh> rubbed me
I saw
out.
Brginnintf Wednesday, Hept. 13.
him plain -and I have forgotteo- I have
prolably the moot widely popular ¡»lay
forgotten! It wa» -oh, I know Just now
t.f the year, “Mr». W t»v*. <»f th* Cab­ — I have f »rg tteu. Mary!”
bage Pat« !»,“ will«»p«-n al the Manyuatn
'•Potlence, uncle, patience”
Mary
ami remain thn-ugh the rest of the patted an I smooth«! tb» pllows into their
week. piayiDK »pre s! matinee* Thur* píscate. '‘Another time y«« will remeiu
day ami Haturday.
“The Chai-erona.1* l-er, yon are sur» to remember. If the
(arinlilUtihji mum« a) <-omr«ly) playa al dream only c me» again Li» down aga:n
this theater all week lw*‘j(inninjt Kept. am! think.”
H» ulwysd. and she coversi hi» he» !
|M, ami the old favorite May Irwin < m -
again with hl» silk baud kerchief. He ha!
c up ips the Martpiam #t*i(c Hept. 25 to
started fr m hi» • rep. a» If stung Int »
2M. The fall ora*oii »tarts -ff with a waáefulnr«» by tho r<■ oiler’ >n of »me
boom—dots of interest ami K«M«d pro- th: g horrible am! painful, and hi» dream
d uction*.
had vanished from hla memory, leaving
The ¡telasco HUa-k CompAny contin­ n t a trace behind.
But the terror w»»
Mary aaw th»
ue* drawing heavily and keeps up its Isft. and the foreboding
high «tamUrd nt productions.
“Har­ terror, but »he knew nothing f tbo fore
riet's llonaymoon** running this week; boding. Yet her uncle’» mind wa» filled
“Judah" opasis M««miay, Sept. II, ami with anxious fear». Hhe »ew tho rolling
eye«, tho clutching of tho chair arms,
“Captain Jinks" take« up the week
a ! th»
k
f bew.ider ..» it, bot »bo
Hept. lh to 24. The Boiaaeo is one of
j only thought her undo wa» startle I. like
the hnml»»nie»t tlieab’r» on the Pacific a child. In hl» sleep, and crying out
coaal, and no visitor should tn its seeing
I
Its
danger. Ho lay still for a f»w moment«
The Baker Theater is havings joyoti» whBs she •’ • ■•! beold< him and watched
run <d tn us-<'a I bnrlexpie.
Manager Then to t re »-ff tho handkerchief aud »at
Baker wears hl» br<<a»L»t »mile of ap­ up again.
“It la quite gon«,” he »aid. io despair
proval aw hr
the Urge audience«.
“The Brigadiers“ 1» on this week, an«! “I have b>»t the clow. Yet I have him
the “Kentucky Bell««“ opens for the —vh, I saw blia, clear and distinct!—
tbo man who ribbed mo.
And while I
week of Sept. 10-lfi.
Pretty girls, lots
wa» g Ing » • cry ut bi» ñamo Ju»t a»
of fun, attra<livr *|*rcta4 le.
I bad bio estuo upo* my Upo—I awoke
The Fmpire i» giving «juitr the most an ! f rg> t him ”
startling mwludratna that Portland ha*
Tf It -
•■» again.” »aid Mary. In
rker »nerierred.
The critics agree credulous In »pile of h»r word», “you
that th« tbrills in the playa, put on will be sure to remember
Perhapo It
Patience, uncle”
with a change of bill each w«ek at this will coms again
"Pat e i e! whon 1 had tho clow? Pa
theater, ar« veritably unique of their
kind.
Every other instant a pistol t'e e whon I could foil w up the rob
•hot, am! the intervening M*coml« fill«*! ber. a.. I tear my paper» out of b a han-la?
Patio 'o', don’t be a fool, Mary!**
with thrusts at your heart strings.
“Well, uncle if It haa g ns, you can’t
fhe <»rami ami the htar continm bring It ba«k again, try to forgot that
vaudeville enbrtammenUi with new It over amo. that I» the wisset thing t<
people weekly.
do.
You shall have your tos, and then
you will fool bettor.”
W oman of 11.
“Mary” ho turned to her piteously—
Homer—You and the woman nr It "It is cruelly hard
Can’t you romorn
Porbap» 1 talked la my
Think
door don’t »r<-m to I m - on very gtxei ; her ?
1 sleep a >me men do
Hare you never
t<TUi*. What’a th«* trouble?
Mr»
H«uner Iler
Inclination to hoard aie aay any thing—call some one
by name? If I had only the least little
boast Is distasteful to tne.
elew. I ah-.uld rememl-er"
I!"tnrr Her Inclination to !*oa»t?
"Why. ancle, huw »huuld I r»m»m
Mr« Hom« r Y«*»
"hr. s«*e actu her?"
ally claims to have more Ailments than
"It camo bach to ma-all eo citar—ao
I have.
And I hart f >rg men.
•tear aud plain.
r»
Oh. Mary, my ra meyl tuy mouey!"
lII UT. I. S. DAVIDSON
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PERUNA STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM
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F. K. I>a«i4s<>n, Ek-I.ieut. <’* r
aie V.
Army, Washington. D. C •• , <uie
t’.
H. Pension office, write«
"Yee, uncle But It la ail year* ago,
aearly, end you have done very well
•Inc*. Aud It le not •• if you had loet
• I y-'UT money
Why. y u have pros
pored while all th* rest here been doing
badly
Yoe must think >f that.**
"l oot all my money F* he repeated tee
Illy, "of course Pvo not lost all. Ao It
a man rouhl bear to Ire* a single penny
of the money that be haa spent hie life
In saving
l‘o you know what I hare
loet. glrlF"
Hla know vary well, be
caiiaa hs told her e<ory day
"There
were bunds and coupon* la th* bag to th»
•um of near upon a hundred sad fifty
pounds a year nearly three thousand
pounds they moaut
Aa for the share
certlficatoo they didn't matter, but CoU
pone -eoapona. Mary, do you hear— pv
• hla only to the bearer a hundred and
fifty pounds a year a hundred end fifty
pounla a year! near three thouaan-l
pound*!** Hla voice roeo to a ahrleh and
a 11 lenly dropped again to
a
moan
"Three thousand pounda!
Payable to
tho bearer and I haven’t got them to
present!
If I were a young man of
thirty. I might recover tho lone; but I
am old now, and can never hope to make
It up—oarer hope to make It up again'"
It was ala years since that lose bad
occurred; but thia wall ever tho loot
money was ralaed nearly every day, and
almost In tho same words, eo that the
girl felt little aympathy
"It waa ala o'clock when I left Ash
Tbo girl had aleo beard thia
burton.
at >ry ao often that her Interest In tbs
detail« had beeoms numbed
"ttla e'doeh
when I started to rile h -ma
I had esv
fiuty p-.unda In gold
upon
aa fifty
pounds In ona bag and twenty tn an
other, my do bol In a blue bag waa
round my neck, and It waa filled with
»•curltlea and bonds and share certlfi
catee. At half paat seven It waa dark
I hen -I rode Into Wlddlcombo.
After
that I remember nothing
Why have |
f ra ttea tl.a r '»
ugh tba lanes'
Why don't I remember paaelng through
Howedatewe Oats to the open down?
Mind
Tet ‘ I reuiember nothing rare
you. 1 won't hart It raid la mf hearing
that I ever gars anybody anything. or
that I left my bag lying about Ilka a fool
Yet when Qgorge ildcote picked mo up
the bag waa gone, an! twenty pounds
r oe too—twenty pound*.
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"Well,
you
had
"To m» mtml there n no remerfv toe
catarrh comr.W.-.ble tn f'evuna. It not
onh akrihee at the root of the malactv,
but it tone* and ««lengthen* the *,Mem
m a trwf* wonderful we*. Ihat he* :
been it* hntor* tn m* ia*e. I cl,err- •
fully and unL< »iut.ngly rec.m>n>en4 !
It to tho»«. atl! ctwl •• I have been." !
— F. B. Davulwn
seventy pound, la (old la your puree
,*,,«•*••••,oowwoweeeeeoe**•••*••waooe*eeeee,e*ow*l and only twenty were taken
If It had
It you do not <ierivr prompt and eat- teen a thief be would auroly have taken
(•factory rveulta from the use of Peru- the whole, and your looee at Ivor. •• well
na, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giv­ aa yoar watch and chalu. Why. all those
were left ''
ing a full etetement of your <*ee, and
"1 dua l know.
Terhapa ba thought
he will l<w pleaee-l U> give you hla valu­ the bag ef papers would aatlafy him
able advice gratia.
iow do I kn •! What mada ma fall
Aildreee Dr. R. B Hartman. Preei-
f the pony? I nevae fall eff tba pony
dent of the Hartman haBitanum, C»
if ra~
luiubu*. ULiu.
| “Wall, m «X k*l thkU, e-ery day yen
.
f if P* r b«»4 a b» st It. sn4
'tklog <*>*»« *>f it. why set try t» for
<•< tke «o»»? Tkiak «test a pto«^»roa»
••• yus ke»« •>««« la *11 yo«r Ilf« Y«te
•h>alj bw thinkinf of what /•e bar*.
wot what y«s bsv* lost."
"Gu mi , fo •«.
Easy for
ysa t« talk.
Ttesesa tb«
wltte * women that ah» ab J j
•P» q 4 ìa <. «bài« tbs mao” -be btete««4 a
tap v!<h sn! 4i4 not compta» tbs
ttewrwa “Ob’ Mary” -be resrked out his
’M bony Bufere and tnaJ» se if be w»r»
raklnf In IL» g ’! “to think -only O
think!- «f tbs pl»s»ir» I be»« h»1 In
making
•
n»y
It was iittW ky lit
tie. nut • II st <>«<’«. Na. no; I
my
'«y. an J | waited I la!! my plane,
1
I had pftt;»uc»
B» sure that not a fi»M
har» ! g >( but I worked an! plant»»-!
! * it. The w r î I» fuU nf f.«'!». w»sk
turn who bar» a» bu» n«f»» with pr ‘p
»rty. id « o without grip, m»n who Just
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»: b * »h’-v» . ff. Your couteta Ihivid wa»
such a fi »I, Mary "
it
CTIAPTEH H.
Mary »aid n thing
Hsr cou»in David
was doubtless a great fowl, but p» pie
•si ! ank ud thing« about her unci»’»
, conduct toward bitn.
“If 1 ba! t»"t ae*'iir«d his property,
«'»me ne «
would.
It !• still la ths
family, which ought to b» a great com
. f rt t<> 1 : k . v »rever hs
haa
g n»
i Georg*» Mi !<- >te 1» another -wsll. he »n't
1» ' > »
>.» David, but h» 1 e»o’t
g»t
u h» J *»n’t g»t >a. 1 f»ar vary
much ~M
”(’nrle. spare blm?
”Lr -ff
hs want« to marry you.
Child? Is that a r»a» uj f r Interfering
, with the course f bus! nee»? When the
I pear is ripe, it will drop!--if oof Into my
i’h. Into • ;..» tbsr uisu’a. Busmes«
bef r® I ,v»_ Mary ”
”lf I c ilj g i» my fortune, he would
be
it of his difficult!«*."
“Your fortune, 'faryì
Whor» lo It?
SV hat fortune?
You hat» uon» un'.»»«
you marry with i my conaeQt.
Ytiur fur
tune? SV by. It Jep»n>l» a ai» whotbrr
) i ever get It. I don't »ay that I »ball
never Consent
Rh>>w n.o tbo right maa
not a spendthrift, Mary.”
“George Is no spendthrift.'*
"Noe a uiao In debt."
”lf <ta rge Is In !»bt. It is not hi.
fault."
"A »ubstantlal man, and
ona
who
knows ths worth of money; bring that
man » ng, and w» will •»*.
_ If ____
not—
well, Mary. I am
on for »«venty,
sot I can't last torsrer, an4 perhape—
perhaps. I say—I shall laa-e you my
money when I 41«.
You csa «alt till
then. H.s thousand pouu4« la a tremen-
4ou« bl* lump to part with. wh«s a man
a not -bl ,»4 to psrt with It. And I am
u- t obllfed to (1«, my consent. No. nei
aud after I'r* l^t thr«« thousand—three
thousand!
B»eld«a. your
comfortable
here: "het do you want to marry fort
IX list's th* *ood of marrying?
Batter
•lay at bonis and save money
t glee you
your board aud your lodging, Mary, while
you are here, for nothing, and your cloth
Ing. too—yee. your cl .thing " He epuhe
aa If many y iung people had to go with
out
''Yea. I know." Bhe laughed thinking
how much her uncle had glean her for
dree* In the last year or two. "Well, nn
cle, but If I do marry without your
consent you will hare to girt th* money
to my cotteln Dsrld.”
"Ye», yea; of ooure*. What’« th« food
4 telling me that? But David Is dead,
no doubt, by thia time. »nJ then th»
money muat remain with tn», of cour»»
But yon wont do that, M»ry; you’ll
newer be oo wicked st to do that
Bo^
•Idee if you did. l>sfld's account» with
me have never been made up. and I
• t w hen •
,
t: Ml t wUl >■* fo > , I that be owe*
me • groat deal still. I was eery evft—
foolishly eoft with Daeld."
Msry made no reply. Her uncle had
besa. Indeed, eoft with l>*«ld: so eoft
that hs bad sold him up and timed him
out, and n w p-ieoaeeod hie land.
Mr 1 el*tian sighed hearlly, ao doubt
over his fooliah euftnesa, and bees me
•(lent.
It was not often that hs talked
eo much with hla alecs.
Hu years before thia, about half past
nine oue ore dug In tho autumn of the
year lbHii. George Hldcoto. walking home,
found Mr I.olghaa tying In the middle of
the road on IIaytree ¡»own
Hla pony
waa graaing . iletly I vt.d« him. and bo
was lying ou hla back aeueveaa. with an
ugly wound In hie bead, tho scar of
which would never leave ____
him. ____
He had
fallen, apparently, from bls pony
No
•ualclon of violence or robbery wa* en
tartaln»!.
first. be.-auae
no one ever
heard of violence at Challacomba. and
aecndly, becauae ha had not apparently
t-eeu robbwl
It
al least. It aeooieJ to
tb «o who carried him Lome, for bls pock
eta were full of m noy, and b> watch
and chain had not boon ta-en.
For three day» and throe night, Daniel
la. an lay •peechleae a ml aenae ••• aud
but tor a faint pulse he seemed dead
When he recovered cunoclouauaee. the
Bret quet! >n* he ashed were concerning
a certala tie bo* containing paper* which
he declared was hanging In a bag frun
hla neck
Now of that tin bo* no one
knew anything
Presently, when be
counted hla m< ney. he swore that he was
twenty pound, eh irt.
Perhspe It waa the sg >ny of mind
caused by thia loes perhspe ths blow
upon bls bead, which ca >oeJ the peraiy
•la of hie lega
This affliction fell up<-n
him a month or ao after the accident.
Then they put blm tn hla chair beelie
hie table, and propped hlin up with pll
low*, and bo went abroad oo mor*
But
hla brain waa aa clear ao before, hla «11!
a* str- ng. and hla purpose aa determine«!
CHAITEH VII.
When Mary had given her ancle hie
tea and cloaret away the ••things." »ho
left him to his papers and hie pipe, tool
her hat and went Into the porch, where
stood for a moment dangling her fast
by ita tiring, aud ehadlng bar eyea with
bee hand.
Then, with a little Both upon her
chart and a brightening of her eye, she
patead through the garden to tho bach
of tbo bouae. obera aha knew Otorga
re W a t » I
- » ke her to tho -
practice, for 'twee Saturday area lag
When Mary came through the garden
he took both her banda In hie, bent orar
kev end klaeed bar gravely on tbo fore
head, aa If to eeal bar once more tor bit
own. Thera wee little of tbo tweet love
language between thee* two; they be
longed to each other they wort to welt
aohurel of tho fact that there ••• no
need to renew their vows.
’Georger said Mary, softly.
"MaryT George whlapored.
Thee eat down together on e wagon
haft aide by Ude.
T «ew blm th'« ■»'•‘Folng* he sn!4
•• • r
M»'
k »w *»ry ••
«te» wa»
m»»n( by “btm“ "and I told hjw wteat
I to*4 ya« tb» other Jay. my 4e»r "
•Wbtei did he atefF
"!<• seiJ that he knew M Morebnwl
Ho h«4 eaLealstej II all oat on papar
»M ko wa» certain, be saM. that Ibi»
•oa»»a w»uM ba the last.
‘Very w»lf
hs said, ’th» law provide« a remedy ah»»
tba iater«ot •< tb« principal cannot te»
repaid. Of cx>ar»».‘ be added. ‘I am not
fwiag io lone my money.’ Tbia in wbat
b» »aid trat. y<rjr -
"Ob aod wb»t 41! hs »ay n»xtY*
"I U4d him that if be wuald a ve b.»
een»»'»?, roar fortna» w -uU notfiy pay
off Th» m^rtgtg» '•
•• • 4 h» »ay tb»nY‘
•W»l|. Mery th»n w» had te»IlMl« r«w
—Wot mtkb
II» said that It was clear
I only wanted your mon«y. and be »bouid
aetor giro hla roMrnt
I aau! (bat II
wo» Hoar h» meant to mah» aay »»ru»*
to ref uno hie consent. In ordo» to ho»p
jour money In hl» own hand»”
“I am enrry, (ta^rg».” said Mary. "H»
Co’J me authlng of this ”
"It was not likely that b» would toll
pou
Ho hoard what I had to e«y in
hi* dry way. «od th»o »»k»d mo if tb»r«
wo« Anything tu ri that I • .»bed to say
»II, Mary. I was rounod a bit by this,
and 1 rotuinJod him that, if you did nut
rea-eiffs your aunt’s fortune, David would
be eatitl»4 to tho m> uey
Well, h» wa»
m»t tho tenet put out
II» • ly laughed
-h • laugh !» tb» »«írt that make» "thw
pe pie rty so! »«ij that you wore a
í
i í H. but silly Jko i *st giri» an4 if
you eh •* to throw away y »r fort un» h»
was »'-rry f-tt you. but b» cuuld not pr»
’•nt ||
W »U. M«ry ! .-»rt.» I*||
0
that la ! • w'.th. an.! tl • » ’H» .»•
y »er ther» will b» one of th» ol i stock la
the old place.“
"Vourag». (ta rgo.” eh* said; “wo will
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H m»wher*" ”
h»
ech «ed.
“aud
eom»buwr
Mell. I bar» a pair of
haa!» anj a pair zf br •» l »h «u!.!»-re—
y»»
Hut you. Mary, and my n».tb»r?“
"Ceurag».” ah* »aid agata, “har» faith.
<ta>rg».
L’r»n If we have to go away,
w* shall be t g»th»r.
I wa» reading
y »»tenia y » st ry about »•’?•. r» In <’m
ada
It had ptaurea.
There was tb»
wo«».!#., h ia« ani the clearing, with th»
foreat al? round; I thought It might be
(tei»
••»
I Nad *. • ’. •/ •
pair of »«ttlera. and bow th»y gradually
(¿t on. clearing tn rw land and In cr»a»Hg
their tetoch till they became rleb In •»
• rythlug ftt »pt in i»y, I tb *ught of our
Miros, (ta rg»;
• shall not want n. noy
If wo can liv» on a farm of >-,r own
• >mewh»ro, sad if w» can w rii for
ir-
eelvee
You ar» no atrong and bra*»
you do not mind hard work and an!
let aa ha«s faith, (Joorgo. (ta! i» goc<
If we muat g > fr n hare, we will g > wltlt
cheerful b»arts aud >ave my p -r uucls
to bls lands and wealth."
II» throw bls arm round ber noeb and
kio»»d h»r »gain aa unusual dsui -noire
tloa from h!tu.
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bMUQQltHB
CLEVtH
TRICKS.
How Cowtreb tatd Ooode A re Taken from
Itelglutu luto Fran**.
A great effort la being made t>y the
Freocfk custoius officials to break up
the organisation of smuggler* wbl b
haa lately been carry log M a tagW
Ur« aiul evergrowing trade In coutra
baud between Belgium and Franc*.
During tha last fortnight, writes the
Antwerp iMirreapoudont of tba Ixindun
Express, tba French customs officials
have bad aovara] important suore»»«*
Tit* first waa the capture of a Belgian
fishing smack In the strait* of Dover
The vessel carried £1,000 worth of tv
baceo.
Thia contraband cargo Wil
confiscated, the vessel aetsod and tba
owners were fined < 1,02ft
On tba
same night a amuggleru' haunt waa
raided at Dunkirk and great quantl
ties of tobacco were seised
On* of lb* latest device* was that
employed by a man who dlagulaed
hlmaelf as * priest.
He waa In the
habit of Journeying from a Belgian
frontier towu Into France every day
with a large quantity of tobacco con­
cealed under bls cassock.
He returned to Belgium not a port
!y priest, but a very lean, emaciated
Individual.
Th* captur* of th* tlctltioua prt**t
led tba authorities to suspect a num
tier of nun* who dally eroeasd the fron
tier Into Franc*
A careful search has
been organised and In four cases tbs
supposed nun waa found lobes smug
gler with many pound* of tobacco and
clgara hidden beneath her heavy black
skirt
Ruspu-lon neit fell upon th* driver*.
Bremen and guards of the train* ruu
nlng between Bruaeeie and Parts, aud
for *<une days every train baa been
carefully
eearrbed
Hundreds
of
pound* of tobacco have bean found
hidden among the coal on th* teud
er*
In on* <y*e th* cushions of * c*r
rtage wer* found to be stuffed wtth
tobacco
In another a passenger, who
was well known a* a regular traveler
on the line, waa searched am! found
to b* loaded with contraband.
In a
third case an Invalid. rvq>oa|ng (nl ajr
cushion* was found to b* no Invalid
at all. and the euahloua held tobacco
Instead of air.
I'erhap* the m->*t greweome dlacov
•ry wa* mad* when a coffin, supposed
to contain the t»>dy of a Frenchman
who died In Belgium, and was brought
back to be burled In hla nativa coun
try waa searched, It »ai found to bo
full of clgara
At th* frontier town* on the mad
several Ingenious trick* hsve been die
covered
Three day* ago a peasant
wa* stopped when driving aero** th«
border with a load of vegetables aa.l
an aged rotative.
The relative wa*
found to be * dummy figure *tnff«d
wtth to ba--co and th* vegetable« had
their center* cut out and replaced with
tobacco.
More Converts
Every Year
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Every day in every year
that come*, more hou»ewive*
are giving up their eihorbitant
priced Baking Powder* and
turning to K C, the hone*t and
reliable, which ha* stood *o
the test of year*. They are find
ing out that
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JAQt tS MIG. <O
t hleagu. III.
DrnniYrl • Alará«« for Hata.
CuUBUi Jobo E Krbi at Ktrttm tn
form* tbr Ht»te IhpArftnrnt that he
haa rvcvutljr
* Irttrr fmm a
Copenhagrii firm rwjttralttg •ddrv««^B
of Amrrh*«Q ibanufu- turrr« of bata,
and «taUntf that I»enmara would BII l «**
ly pruvr an ricvllent market foe «tu li
i; «veda
Th<* t’ontul «;»)» that *•» far
only on# American bout* Kaa abown
any dl»¡ mv »itl«»n to avau lt<M*lf of th»*
opportunity offered to captura tuia
trade.
Too I.title by Half.
The dr •rator had Jmrt made hla ra-
■|'U tell you what I’ll do,"
tlmats.
"You
go to
said th« h ciMl>ol<t<r.
work an4 <l«-.v»rate the bouar. *n<l then
I'll give It to D>u lu paymvut <>f your
bill “ “No.“ replied the decorator. "I
couldn't «»»rd to take the bouse fur
more than half pavnient "
ProfMour C. W. kill, lately lira
president of tho
•ch«x»l» of Chi-
raK’». and for a number of year» of tho
Noule
of New Or lean», the lead«
tntf biitihewe rnlirtfe of the Routh, haa
tío«'« Thia r
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juwl joined the Mulluomah Institute,
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Hsb a > »lar»h « »r»
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l"retm. T*-l»«1\ (A prietor.
Profva««»r Kitt 1» one of the
We, th» ut>-taftUit**!. t»»» ati wn > J.
(heu»T tvf th» ’.«ID}»** »»i 4 ti»..*«»» hlai l»eot known roiuwen ial tea# here of the
Mrtectly h> n. rsM» lh til rug.t>««» tren«»»* ITiitrtl Hiatal*
U a /C i » »ni fi u»n<-i»..Y »(»ir '■< ■ »«vUl SUJ vl»>
Ug»H
by lh»if BfOl
W n»v A 1 ■’ Al. W h">»» » i” grHt» Tota! O,
H
Ki>a»fiMAM*ll»íFl. n h. »«a.» prug-
al­
gl «tft. Ioi»4o. < ’
bo*
11« • < • » • h ■ r-t» !• '.»»en ír :»rt*a >. • t-
|ng «llreetly upun th» bl --1 »n*! mu«- u* • ir­
ap-
te.•• <>t tne »ygt» U rrt--»
c
U tus*
t>
by » « i’r tftfla •
-.taU U»e.
li» « • Fe».....» F¡ • ».*• th» ; c»t
■ » ' ‘A L- -. '4
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Ml »rd Them.
The ealeai.an In the wall paper etore
M itbrP« *
1 P»t Mr«, Hl •
W« •*»« thing
look rd die mirage«! after bo hud »tit Syrup th« boot remedy toute for their cbUdran
ten down an order
during the loathing perU»L
hinds of paper
An <>vrr«ight.
"A . go g tn’.> a Binali apartment."
”S >w, I • k st ms,” h ’wlcl (he baM-
he said with a atgh. "that will look
two Bleat smaller after that* papers brv 1*1 op*: >r, “tent bvhuaj wbftt ¿4wk
sti) >>• r»»ver<nrs will Jv.
I siu a S«lt-
have been put Into It. I tried to tell
in» !« utftu. »»J —
her that the same kind of paper In the
M»y." intsrrnpted ■ «tnsll U»y in the
adjoining rooms would give a aenae of *• er)
• • I
. ’ ? s r u <’i ths j >b by
apace and roomlnea* ItuposalM* If ehe puttin< *"C ds h»if ou jour heud?”
bad different kind« In every room Itut
•be wanted aa many kind« aa posal
trie, aud the haa 'em. all railed m>w
Tho Hat will look like a era ay quill
She a got
llut site won't mln.I that.
The Mee J ret*.
enough different kind« of wall paper
-Those abljt are polita creatures.*
to make her happy."
rr marked Old <»- eau tu Lia friend, tba
A French pr >(»•*« r ■« the wner of a |k»a«b.
"ladeadT* inawared the aan«ly one.
mlta’tinn of ÍK20 buina» brada, r»pr»»»ut
-Ye« In.1« «1
They alw.iya bow to
ln< every km»nu race ut pa-•-•pie uu the
mo.” - Cleveland Leader.
globe.
BLOOD POISON
greatest
**•■& ENEMY
The di*ca.*c that has dune more
thin any other to wreck, ruin and
h
1 . : ..-i, S ,rr <w
.-,4 .. .. ting f-o
h.m 1 in hau l with tin . grrst enemy, and cmn h e- lw iv » h it. | an 1 fought
it a.s he h-u no other <!i -eu .c It l* the moat j wcrlul of all | iaous; no mat*
ter h w pure the bl. I may 1«. when it* virus ruler*, the cutin circulation
become* tw.isoncd and its chain of b. ruble symptom* begin to show V»u-
ally the brat sign is a nanall norn m nlcnr, not at >F.I alarming iu .
but the bl ««1 k being •. ituratr.l with the deadly poison, and ■ » n the mouth
n to nlcerate, the hair and eyebrow* drop out. a red
n
break* out <>u the bvdv copprr-cvl >t< .1 spl !.!.<■» and » r> . make theif
apt nan. c ur
the |
n even work.« d. an ii.t • ti e b >i< a and att.i ka
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parent to child, in the form of scrofula, weak eye*, *<>ft bone*. Weak, puny
constitution*, etc., but i* also a<» highly conta, a* that many a life ha*
been ruined by a friendly han ! «h ike, or from v .mg the t .ilet article* of
one infected with the p i« n To cure this blighting, <h idly curve tho
afiVkb.
tho
kvy?
in ai
vwUw
•»*>
ng. but fr in tho
first begin* to expel the j» i n and build up and strengthen the system.
S S. 8. i* guaranteed purely vegetable. We .»Iler a reward <4 fl.ooo for
proof that it contains a particle <4 mineral of any kind. Book on the dis­
ease. with iuatructluu* for hme tr. it- tit. a: 1 any advice desired, without
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ner? 1 am afraid ha won't think
much of my cooking
-Uh. wall, you moon't let that trot»
bl* you; ha la too polite to aay any
thing "—Houston Poet.
to figura la a
«W
coatg one-thin! the price of
powder any where near K C
quality, ant! makes better, purer, more
healthful baking. 25 ounce* for 25c.
Ho r>l4w*t Mateo o Ao la.
I«ady (In abuo store) Show ma anme
satin sllppwra, pleas«.
New Clerk -Yea*
ma’am.
What
num bar?
Isady—Two.
New Clerk Yea, I know you want
two of them» but what also alxea or
see ona?
Eihauntlva Inquiry show a that th»
average earning* of g Ix>ndon beggar
amount to V 7B per wawk.
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t . U ee-la lu the bale m ed> |- earful m ui rt A lu< working n one, isakerr
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