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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1905)
ê • 9 A K / **4 ■ « f frn Growing Old Fast And you know « hy. too. It's those griy hairs! Don't you know that Ayer’s Hair Vigor restorca color io gray hair? Well, it dues. And It never fails, either. It stops falling hair also, and keepa the uiaip dean and healthy. Do not grow old too fast I •I Mv* *»a«4 Ate* a Heir Vl«w f«f mas» «toile <1 to« —tff !•*»•«»« I»«*« *•«" <««• 'art •« 1« Stop «self ••’•‘Ml •rlv •’*" *>**H ai-4 i ’» •)./ X B re«»i«k t* < *a y«« C*»j. <>«•« «. AMUStMtNI NQTL8. Perligjie the m<«t Important event of the ptwiit «■ i*.>ii will Ixi the en- gtgen.* et <1 !>■ I ’te W itmark and Fre.1 •ru Ranktn’» r- mrdy ojera "The < h.jx roi.s,” «Li. b will be seen at II Mar.juam TixMler •>* mghia au<l W »«I- nea-lay and Saturday malinaes. n|»-r.* Ing Monday night, hept. ]»tb. "The ( hajH-rure" ha* ?<•■ ame what la br own as a standard attraction, that ia, li e aiuuseuvent going public of the ewintry St large ha- rc.r>,e to 1<-k forward to tire r<guiar annual visit ul LU.s chara.- Ing musica! p •• to a gsnuius pinta nre Il ia always new and up-U» «iste. Manager* of liieaU’ra are al») al a ay» glad to lexik "The < lisprvons" beOU»e they MS luvariably snrw of big busineas an<i U>at lb. Ir pw»ro»>s a til I* more T :>« rompswy ihr» year then sw(i»flml to I -iter belter sud made up of mote pretty young girls girl» than ever before, and the acete r ly y and co»lumee coatumee are en tirely new. ’’The < hapemSMi ‘ la the Tl.w i'hapwniM" flrat of the big mtisicbl eon—lie" to ap pear .hiring the lewis and t'iark fair. rhe t'ha» t Tsyl .r c >. ¡ any I» ju»t mni'deting a am. c»»fu| rngag.-nient at TJie Empire tide wck. Thia c»iu|MUjr haa l«c a great and pleasing autprlae I« . ir theater gorra VHAITEH VII «NHIXUV4-I **I'h«r«! I hav« Jun« what 1 Could, »od I bava told yuur o avie my mind Ob. I !*•< im talli of BtbCD«<hlng »!•♦ f rgot to »ay that Will ha» r»»»« dews W« »ball A a »I him wafting f^r ua at Ib* church ”Wi4it I am glad** *14« fof aw«y » week before k» pfrct«d ” *H« will cheer you up (¿«»»rge **Y««. he falba a» !f noth ng martore«? much and everything «aa a game Tb« Loo4 ö nera hav« that way, 1 aupp»«« It to not <>ur way ** They walked away through th« nar mw laa««. holding «ach other by th« hand Ithe two rhUdr«». aa tb«y had al vijri dwti« ainr« the j wer« child reo to father, and U«surge who wa» thr»« year» old««, led Hrtle Mary by th« band I« keep her fn»m falling. Th»« WM1 that •ie- rge •;> ke f with !rr«v«ren*e wa» »«>»• (her than my »elf the ;er*-a who narrata« tbto tru« blarney •f country life t r y > »r a oueement and natraction I am Will N«th«rr*de. In fa^t. and th* igh f the »a -u« • iraan»« aa Mary, am n» ratetUa to Mary I one« «o lea voted. It to tru«. to remedy th • accident, fnd pr ;• ♦«■! to «»tBbltob I« very cioee re’atloaehlp (u lve*! with that 1 War girt, but I wae too tote. My father «a» the re* ■ r. gad wb«u I left Uif-rl I f ’Had I had n*< vo«r-atk»n f t th« life f th« country clergyman Therefore I be^am« a Durnallat. It la a p^fceebio which »ulte m« ««if. and I a tp| »e if I live another forty year» an»! arrive at •event y | »hai! have writ fa* uv»re leadiug artici««, and tn y countrymen will then ?«• «etnrated with « to ! tu I did n d waff flur theee y >ung ¡ e pi« In the church yard. I walked down th« lan« to meet them. I »leclar« that my heart leap«*! up .»uly to »*c t’ at »«ref. f nd g rl walk < with her lover only to a*e the g w «poti her cheeka an J (be » ft ght !t* her eye« Mary greeted me with h«r nattai hind nee». ! »earing no re««n!men( <»a aceoant <»f that propesiti a f mlLe above re frrre«i to. And how to <«e rge behaving. Mary? And ha» th« Drag >n r«l«nte4Y* ”G«or<e alway» b«have« «elf.** aba •eld. * But a» for the Drag n —— 8b a aii'-'k her head -Hee now. Mary,** I Mid. **! mean t • put the caae before a lawyer I will ! :t dir«» ' y I g ’ bark In th« will your aunt toave« y .?» A. íbni picuda, to b« paid to yon on th« day that you marry with y» nr unci«’» Natoti! If y<»u marry with out fa*.» fronaent. It !» to go to David W»H. David baa gone away, no one kn >«• where, and per ha ¡»a he ia dead, of «li! never c me bark Kuppoao you were to marry a w without your norie » con nt. •’ • !» tv hav« th« n.*<n«yY’ ”My un* i« aay» It will b« hto own.” -W« aha!! ■«• to that It 1» a caae for a lawyer’» advice. And I will get that advice directly 1 go bach.** 1 turned and wa’hed toward the ebeech «Ith them, la the narrow lane» l«e<weeti the high hedge» U'e talke»! if different »ubjerte of what bad hap ' prngd • i '« I iaat «'em» down Hut that »ubject of which wo wore all thlakf ig —Oe»?rgo’» Impending ruin !ay like a lump uf load va our boaria. And oo wo waikod through the darkening lane«, our fa«'»» to (ho went, that Mary*» glow»«! In the g Mon light like an angel fare In a painted window, and preaeatJy cam» (u tha church. 1‘HAITER vnr. Io th. church (ha ch r «ara already by thr axmllSMB of it a fwrb»rD<ahcr«, • ••»mb!»4. and •• ion •■ w. arrive! th» practica bagan Th»y sun* rgbt thr ugh. for altl*ough uuh«rah!rd aad almaet Srat th» chant* sal than tha hytuna. unknown it has given us c»r»o uf the I .th f. r morale! .„ M w»-...- and er»nlt>g »•> that l»fr*t, if not the vary D *t, rendition* '’fith« practice t a an hour and tr» r«. . , a. •< . mel<»lram* rvrr aren In thia rltjr. Tbfjr I aat un thè p >rvb and llatau»4. watch — ill bs tollewed I V— fot • thè — wrek «•**» atarting lag tba fading Hgbt In tts wludvw». and wlll Humlay, Copi ITth, l<y a e<>tn|mny in tha shed «• fallmg alo * th» alala«, "Fabio Romain." ami we are jwomieed 1 • hlla tha v !.-•• of th» cholr, upilfted. The c«us «ut cla«r and trae and eh »! anothag iiildleclual treat baa l*<-n crowded at every jmrfomance •round tba «alla of tha empty ehurrh thia wrek of the *'h>ntucky Bellea' ■ ■ and beat ab .ut ataong ih* raftars f tba r»of. burlesque company. Tha Mach elooda hai,gin* low tnad» One of the pt inci j>a! rrasona for the tha evrwmg ao dark tkat ■ :!,.1a thè sncrcM ot thia eicellent company lire p.r. h >na eould __ saa nothli.g Hul th» - "g iigbtalag begas to pläj~ab«UL "sad lit by rarely rull i vat«•! v<»i«rs. cultivated Sohrs. op Ih» grava at-.nae with auddan g raina This Cosy litll« theater ae?ms to l»e I’meeotly, looklnc out into the black regarding with a lx»und its old pepnlar- ohi I (ltocover»d la one of (&••• flash»» ity and the management are to be con a mi» lu the church jard waikl .< about Tht» was ■ etrauge gratulated <>u lb« surer«» of their ne« atuoDg the grate» thing to »re a insti walking among (be venture. grave» after dark I waited for the next Wheeler A Markell’a merrytnakm, flaah of l!ghtn;ng When It catoe. 1 who follow the ”K»ntmky lleHea,” ar« aaw the man quite dearly, be waa bend said to t»e a first » lass organisation of lug over a hea«!»t ne ani peering lato It singers ani fun makersand «ill keep sa If trying to road the name of the per up and add tn tha reputation their euQ buried there. prede» ess re have established. Then the mao left the graae probably They «ill start up on next Hu inlay, bwraUae he coaid 0» imger road any of the 17tbf Inst, ami will piay ail ths the BIB»»’ an<1 began to walk along the gravel walk toward the porch, perhaps Week. ! <■ «use h» »aw the llg :• a .1 heart (he alaglug The choir were just beglauiug the last of (heir bytuna ~T~ / O A/ £OU a n •OM’.rv*«'» »e u» • a*we • aaJ aJif«4ae< vt »s»»^w« »eg ♦•« of f»tenga anj t»«o 4a'a «Me >< ms • rt prWebiy entail a bwk!»o-kt raftofO. »nJ •r’tl tie.’» > > « wliB It 00 oft K Va* h.«tofani». <h«r erfw«4 ofrerv »•<a*(-»toeai ai»••<•««-• m raw’ll otfLvi v»b. SiothaM. Ing’. »h.eWa •rsv I et ’ ove» »0«— Loef it Tütrtoa •»•»« e»» US’•*••«»< io—•» • THE MULTNOMAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE M a AL«»fa. free» •• 1118 «V PORTLAND. ORX. ••••••••••••••••••a••••• ^ECONOMY Hol Air Pumping Engine P«nsps »ater *or b- use and IrrlgaUen Dupla«?» atad «Uto an-! («Kkliae engines. Fen»« gasoline, «»d ar seal. |( se auto tuaUes'opk eat I ped oa approval. Writ« •*t ca<a*.eguee auJ H i «we. BEALL A. CO 121 Mdmtboe«« Ave. Portland. Ore. k___________________ - J r. * u. ] "l-ead. kladly light* Sttdd (ha in circi I tig gloom. l.»ad thou ma OB.” “Tha Pa th. Vulc« of George Ri !rota,” •ald th« »lr»ug»r. «ddraaaiu ? hlm««lf II» always »an, th» ten r. r«m«mt»er that’s th» volce .4 bl» Voice well, and sn-l that'a Msry N»tb»r- •» I re-n»-.ib»r h»r voiea tso. That'a llarry liabjahna, th* black aiulth. ainfb.f t.»aa • v»ry (<xxl las. a» • Iwaya auag Ay. th»y ara all tbare tbay are all th»ra." ”Wba are yonF I asked. “Wh • are yon to know all tha pa.plaT** A »udd»u flaah >f llghtnlnf ahowed m« • rafftd man «Ith • great baa rd. «hum I knaw u >t by alfht. *’l know yen, too. I didn’t •«« you at first You ar* Will Nethervoto ” Illa volco «a» hoar»« and huahy. -Y<*« ar« the a*>n of the rector I remember you very well” •’! am. but the rector ia dead, and who ar« youY’ •*Bef»»r« ! go on,” h« «aid **b«fi»ro I go on,” b« r«p«et«d the«« worda aa If they had a m« peculiar aign!flcanc« to him. “I thought I would com« here fl rat and hto grave hi» grave the pieve «her« they laid him, and I thought I . would read what th«y wr*»t« over him— how he dl«d. you know—Ju»t out of curt «ally, and for «<>in«(hing to rem«n>l»«r.” -¡eld »h-mF -| ah on Id like to think that I had «een —actually ae«n hto grave,** b« ««nt <«n Bet • ♦ ■ < ’ baa I reed le rii and I an’t road th« na ee and • K --—’• t - - * a haaan (>t .match np”Q m« Will you tall ma where ' th«y*v« lai.! him?” ! **Itold whom, mao? Ing forY* ”1 am looking for tha haadatona of (»aniel I»egban Old Ilan. thay uaad to frail h.m. Whe died an yaara a*u. or ' thereabout!*** < "And eb»re might r-*a tee g lag asst?" "I’U tail pee that, mj friend, a, eoca *• I kaoe ** Ragged sad rough F« I m *- cd. Iks »poke, aoiashow. s» If bs balowg sd t>> a merk tug better than a^u.l bee. tosa Julge-I by Ms appearance. “If yne b»4 a»k»4 ma Ibis m m *g I sh-air bava t*4d j-s that I was gala* m Bo vey. sow. I dost know" Mr* Ev nk at.Il i-c-ked at Link with eenoeity which coaue *4 a ha f eueaay recwUertloa. ■•Old t>»n !-»ighan. sow," h» eswt < mii "caa any eue give ms ••»» f b m f mean Ov! D»a. bita a» had Or.la**r hrst and Fus earthy aft»rwar-t. aud G»<i go» Herry l*>»«. being a crafty .Id f**a la be »rill stir.I 8-tu«b.*ly luid r*>. ba «•• dead." "Tea mwaa »Ir t-etghaa of GrataorT’ “Hsrelr. * rapile! Mrs Ev >a. "bs "Tl. aam». th» aaa.»' I anpp-a« Mary si es sod kesKy. escspt f**r bla lega Natherrota gut Gramo» aben ha Aled Tbey alwaya »»14 tkat be would leers poor mas " "Ob. he’s alive--alive and hes ty? I ber al) be hai. tiratser Farm and Po» wortby »al Herry ftown. Oh. aha t b» tboug kt. F<rk»p» «ntrrKtaalf to! m«-*> that bv 4 *1 1 f t< '( V»w »'i y»ire ridi wlth all th-a» lauda” -Whu t**14 you that l>anlal l^lgban • f»» O‘»v October It waa That’» «Hat (h»y tol.l tu«. •’« yvara Ort« ber.’* was 4ea«r* * II« h»»1 an evridml jn»t at> it •hvt •I •aw lt.” be replied hesitating - ”*l Tvrhapi MW Il la tka Ter. waa ••«’» lima -nil ,vani »fv A • hat y *’i ar« thinking ■if ** talk about lt al thè lime. I belle»« ’ How.” b« a»hfrt. without ti ■a—« coroner to lnquert I waa leid, but I’erbap« yoa «<>tlm of tbto rvpty. **can a liv» man ! Sever heard th« verdict remember th« v«rdlrt. WC III Netbeteete. hav« a fbnat? H »w ran a H»» man and would kindly tell m«? I am -yea- •«»4 bto own fh «H to trav«| all e.and b« want Fa vara I am rurh»u» to bear what lb« aerdiet th« world? oaf fito hit»»«if «olUfrtlmo« Y* uf th« Jury wae—* •||«’a a tourh of f«v«r.M "Tt»« are strangely tt»tolnform«d Pan landlady. **»nd It baa g»»tio to 1«) Iwlghan to Dot dead” •*I*here to only <»:»» I hi a 1 wlghan. and Yau ha J getter go home, my !!« <Jd»B, if jfo« have g »« a h« 1» deed.” returned th« «trange mas. *T tell you that old Dan I wighan to wb«r« ** *1 wa t tn know th!«,” h« rr(?»a**4 •till living 11« to p«raiy»frd In hto ’M«- ' ! ir.il !» n . r 'rar f a if you rail that d««d, but If you bava •arr.**»’'. buaineee with him you «111 find that ba la living man avnAlng h!» <h «•( .» i* on errand«. t*> k*rp p‘a atraía til very much shre.” -.Not dead Y‘ The man reeled and throatan thing«? It can't bv. It ton't la Not vaturw.” caught at the pillare of (ha porch N »body ctkuld explain tbto fact, wh.cb dead? I Ao y«u know «bat yea are any was ’»«w tn alt ta*r ”IT w IM he <1>» If. thenY* he ««k*1. -No mor« dead than you. •NlhF* he groaned, ’ thia la a (rich yon Impatiently, banging the fable with h’a What do yo« play trick« fl»t. “tell me that? Il w 4-1 h« I » It Y* ar« playing for? He to dead and burled long since *’ Then he pul?«*! hlmarlf together an i !•*■ *A?-v«t hla leg*, *! think you must ba mad. whoever ram« natural again. What’» th« matter with Dan you ar«. I (ell yva that I »aniel Iwlghan now lertghxn'a leg«Y* to allv«. and a<>w !n hto chair at boma. •‘Why. after bto arrMant they bega.i wh«r« you may And him t<> night if you to fail bita,” •».J Mr« El -ti “an ! now please tu look f<*r him ” *‘N <t lead! n 4 dead!” By th« fr« he’» i-iraliFi ! and never leave» h'a queut flash«» of th« lightning I bad now ronin at’r«« hfr’a «! **'<•■! out »? a fit • n- r ' *a‘ II • ■ e ?r!y !n «1 . rfite a »4 aa ma !« out that h« waa a very r -ugh !«»uk Ing man. lu very ragged and tattrred for hla brad. It to aa clear a» «ver.** (To l»« continued I dr««», looking ilk« a laboring man ”N<H dead can It fr«? Then I’v« had all th** tr able for nothing -all th« trouble for MISS ANTHONY S GOOD HEALTH thing Not deadY* H« kept >n «ay ng Hhe Ascribe« It to Iler Hevlng Item thto over and over again, an If th« wuu A !«•«>• <b cui|ird. !rr f th« thing wa» altogether t<>■> much Mlu H iimu II Autbouy, although for him. What do you mean.” I a»ked. ”by ovvr 80 ji-am of ajr^. thia much of th« y r rubblab about an ioqa«at sad a vigor of youth, « ih ! a.'vrua all pamper- verdict? Wbat !nque«t should ther« ba? In*. Iler figure la not that of the typi Aud wbat du you mean by saying (hat cal aplnater. but la plump The tuv.ll- you saw It lu the papereY* cal certificate on file with the con* -Nut d««d? Then bow should hla pany tn which Mlaa Anthony la In- gh at walk if be to not dead? Are you aurei ata te» that atie la S feet S luche* •ur« that Daniel l.eighan Old Dan In height, with n full figure, her weight is allv« thto lay th« «am« Old Dan?Y’ being lóti politela. **l suppo»« It to th« aam« Old Dan Iteecntly, when abe and her aiater. There never has b«en any other Old Mlaa Mary Anthony, were dining out. Itou that I know of.” -It can’t bs the asm«. It rnuat be aaya the New York Ttmea, one of th« the «vli on«.” hoateaara' family dropped a cuablon In ' That to p >««!bl«, a nJ now you men the back of her chair as they »»t «town th-u It. 1 thiuk b« may b«. and rary llka- to the table "What la that for?*’ aha !y la. But 1 wouldn't »ay ■u opauly if I asked rather sharply, but before her were you.” somewhat dlacomtlted friend could re “Not dead!” ply, Mlaa Antbony'a slater said, very 11« turned and walked •lowly away I heard him stepping over tha stile, an I significantly, "l.rai'loua, Susan never thru th« •'>and of hla f otatepo e«aaed. lope," nud tile cushion was promptly a« If h« «a» waihlug ov«r th« village remo» rd. grer which, in fart, wa» th« case The only Important Illness of her Th« voles« f th« choir rta«ed, the life was tn 1806, when she was 75. randl«» w«r« «xtlngutoh«d. and the sing Hhe fainted on the pin (form !u th« er» <am« out Wto twu u*«n walkeJ h>»mw with Mary I told them uu th« way my course of a long lecturv tour, six! re- lift!« adventure with th« »traug« man maIned at home for a month after- ward In tx-d, but at the end of th« poertug ab >nt am >ng th« tumb« "Who C‘ uld it beY* aaksd Mary. month abe got up, saying It w-aa tha *1 thought I kn«w hto footstep, hut flrat real rest abe had ever bad In bar I did not know bto vuic«. I cannot tall life. who It «a» He kuew your v»»icw. Mary; 1’ullke many reformer* of her time, and youra. Ge- rg« in! Harry, the black Mlaa Anthony has alwnya worn cor smith’» <» > d haarsosT* for here my memory of the insù came back suddenly sets, and for years they have been She alwaya elthet with one of (be UgLtaiug flashes ‘ g * h 1 French corsela heavens' bow did 1 come o«»t to recognise drinks tea or Coffee at every meal, him at once? Mary. It was! how could and abe take* three full lucala per I have forgotten? Why the tbi: g may diem, aud the tea blaeulta. made by change your whole futura.” heraelf. are famous. "Wilt, what do you tueanY* Two rules to which Mlaa Anthony “Your whole future, Mary. Y«»ur uncle has adhervd throughout her long life rwfuMS hla consent baca use be thinks (bat David to dead. well. then. David »a have been to sleep with a window lu alive! 1* r the man who prow le»! among her r«x>m wide open, no matter what the t »cube a od wanted to see your uncle a the weather ta. and the other la to beadatune was no other than David lake a cold sponge bath on rising, and L«ig .an bims« f come home agaia lu thia bath she has never liilxxt, al* raga” though when on lecture tours ahe baa often tieen compelled to break lee In CHAPTKH IX her water pitcher to do It. Th« la upua Cbaliacumb« Gr««n !• a For a year. In the 'boa. Mlaa An •mail i lace aa4 bumbto, iBough viaitorv may g«( t«» ear rei In a neat and cleau thony essayed the bloomer costume, iar..»r Th« inn is licensed to Joseph and then gave It up. becauae. while Exoa. It la ale > the am >klug divan of the coat urne waa comfortable, ahe aafd *h« pariah of <’balls mb« The r »tu to tn a letter to a friend that she found pavefl with »t n«, aud furnished with a It mental cruclfitlon and mental alav- g w - !»o table aud l>«4irb»a. a high ery, for ahe could never forget heraelf Lacked Woodan aattaa to pull l.afora tba In It. ami her audience* were alwaya fir« io cold woathar, and a broad, boa critical of it. pltabto draplaca. Mlaa Anthony, despite the bloomer Tba room waa about half full at ala* o’clock thia Saturday araulng whan tba atM-rratlon. has alwaya been foud of pretty clotbea, but allow, heraelf only latch waa llft«»1. aod »a unknown p«r one new gown annually She never • >n -• »tranger etood ia the dour, luuh ng al*uu( th« hxi®. He louh«d about wear* fura or flannel*. •• the tom b of th« room a» oo« who r«u.«tut*r» It. Bul either ta disagreeable to her. Iler silk hto far« «a» »«ar«d. »nd hts eyre •mne«1 petticoats are marvels of rufllea. but aa If they »aw ft ¿thing Mrs Eion. at •he never ptiea on many wraps or v ght of him. «pok« tap much clothing, even In the widest ”Now. my man.” ah« said, “«That do you «»at? W« don’t vnc<>urage trampa weather. She aaya that fall» machin her«. You mu«t go a» far aa Buv«y to ery ruata and la worn out a«»oner than the machinery kept in motion, till! g«t a bod to a “ •*1 am not • tramp,” ha rapila»!. with the mecbanlam well olirsi, and Ke* ” aacrlbee her h -«Itti to her haring Ixu-n h.»ara«)y. ”1 bava f t money, 11« pull«d out a handful of aliver. lw< alwaya occupied tn« rum« in ” 11« ahut th« ■loot and sal down I at (he »>n.OM f, low««t «nd of th» taMa. tabla* off hi» Mr Hlhleta Now, ui' dear. I'll tell hat an I shaking bi» I dig hair off bls you how I happene.1 to get borne ao fur eh ««4 Hit > ear» »go ail tha men !a late If you'll only listen. th« room wuuhl hav« riwa out of reepeet Mr* ItibleU- Ail right. Turn to tha uwn«r of Berry Down, Now UJt the radiator before you begin. a a remember*! him. II:a «yea w«r« full of tronb!«. and with ymt? Mr Blbleta Uba’ for? • hind of tfruubl« which th« g *> m 1 woman had nwer ».*«n before. Nut pain of body Mrs Blbleta—Oh. tt seems ■o ex- or grief, but yet tr>»ubla. 11« dr >p|-r»l travsgsnt to have steam and hot alr hla bead np a hto cheat and began to Ir-.th g«»ln< nt (ha um« tim« Kanaan murmur al oid a» If nu on« was la the City Indfrf »frinì rut. place but hlm««lf •’Not dead! he to n-.( dead! How can Practical KaarclM. that tw? how can that b«Y* ”1 I bear that your daughter la going Then he litad bta ay upon the land to ta ike leaaona In pbyalcal culture.” tody’s and (••ad npm har •• If • * could read In tham what aliad him. Be said the friend from town. "Wa all, yea," drawled Farmer Al wlldermant and amaaomaot which bea* ip n hla goal, «• th« old p”«t aald. se a las, ”an' I've been bus, getting her madman Iwata up»»n a drum tbto was tiis necessary articles." th« tr* able which raua**1 hto ey«a to "Indlsu clubs and dumbbells, 1 pre hav« that terrifying glar« and hto limb« sume F' to ahak« an I trembl«. Mr» Exon wat«*n- "No, a new waebtub an' a patent «•1 him, thinking h« must hav« a fit ot Ironing board" agu«. ’’The po«.r man to III,” ah« aaM **H«r«. my man. drink thia” Hh« gav« him ¿a'.f a turnbtorful »f eoMlal. which h« poured down. Th« ! we bad th« effect of romp wing him a llttto Hla !»ga rea»ed trembling, though hto hands »book. *’Y««.” h« aald. *T am Ilk I was tout sudden ju»t now. I am better now. •‘Whet« may you bar« com« frs>m F sake*! one of the men -I'va com» from Routhamptna. wtere 1 «as put aahur«. I'v« cvtav all 'h« way C/Jiu Auatralia.” I ONLY FOUR REMAIN I lyr- -i*nw<r.SLuL.u i C-_- I t Many Lhanqes To Be Made In President's Cabinet. SPECULATION ON MW MEMBERS Roosevelt Will Consular Man's Abihtv Bator« He Considers Mtn Place of HeS»d«nc«. WMhington, Hept. I#.—Il is prvt>a- bls that only tour tutmlen of tbs pres ent cabinet will remain to the end of T real, lent Roosevelt'* term Ellhu Root, aarrvtary of stats; William H Taft, ass telary of war; <i B. tlortcly.wi, p*wtma»ter general, and C. J. Rama- parte, aesrwtary *d tlie navy. (onaxlerabl" SSS ' BEST TONIC When the system jets debilitated and in • 'Ajp runaloim con-lit: n it needs* tonic and there has never been ■ ne *!; .. *>ver»d that is the e*j i.kl of S S. S. lt is especially adaptesi fog a systemic r* ■nniy, because it c intams no strong minerals to derange the gt aiach an.I digestion, end affect the liver and bowels. It ia made entirely . > ar!<-* tod ■ Ning and healing «**111 *■». and poa*. •>«-» ju*t the pr*-pertire that are needed to restore to the bo.lv •tt- ■ g ro! ust health. When the blood become* impure and clogged with •raste matters «nd poisons I have uac»l your S. S* 8» and foaml it to ?* an the bsxly d e» n t receive suf ficient nourishment an-1 suf excellent (.mie to build up the general health and ftv« ton« and ••.rength to tn« avalrm. I bav« uard fers from debility, weakness, other thir^ highly rvcvtnmcndrd. but 8. S. S, did ■lceplesam as, nervousness, r. •- r • :.. ii r '. sc i \ t loss of appetite, l<*<! diges to tta tonic prjfrrtir» it give» a aplendid ap^wtit«, tion an-1 many other disa rvfrevh nf »ieep, and the avatetu un lergoea a gen- greeable symptoms of a din- era! bui’. Ping up under ita invigorating influence. ordered bltxxj cirvnlation, US Woodland Ave . Warr««. O Maa* K a TX liffLff. •ad if ' -nev-ted acme f >nn of mai ¿nant fever < r other danjjeroua «lisorder will follow. S S. & buihls up the bt ken il-wn cvnatitut: n, dears the bl<**d of all poisons and iinj .t:ti. s in I makes it stragig nn*l healthy. The nerves »re restored to* Calm restful alate refreshing •leepis 1 i ! again, thcapjwtite returns and the sr! '.e system is t -ned up by this great remedy, S S. S. is a blood puri* Let and t nic and acta promptly in this run .'.own deplete.! conditmn of the ayatetn. I-k ou the l-l -dandme*!: d advice fumiahe*! by our phyaiciaMk without charge. n/JrtwtFj SPiCtflC CO., ATLAMTA, CA, uncertainty a«irroun<la tbs future ot the other Ave of the cabinet, or bers, tor it is * fr rather, known lour mem that Herretary you hare ao os vf tba Lingua? Hhaa will resign neat February. Home apnulation is Indulged in as to whether or not the Ila Hwd I nongh, k waa dinlug at (ba boma of a president, in re replied Kapfrvk. al hvo*«.’* I to-ming his cabinet, will have a regard g-. . .* ' - a . . . k men l*eet s.ile.1 for the piacee, regard less of a hers they come from. In the present cabinet New York and Iowa have two isernbers, an*! Ohio, Massa * hnsetts, Maryland. Missouri end Cali* tomia one each. The Hontli is not rep- reeented, hut all ot er sections are. Near York will mntinns to have at least iso memirera i Root and Cortei- you); Iowa will lose one in 8l»a« an I another if WitaxMi resigns, but Ohio and Maryland will retain their repre sentation. if Hltcbcwk retire», aome Western men ia alnmet certain to suc ceed him. but it would 1« utterly Im- ¡HMsilde to pick the man. Ami »> it goes. The probabilities a-e that the new cabinet will lie composed of men from all parts of the country, but Pres ident Roosevelt will consider a man's ability bafore he considers his place of residence. |nvl«lbl«. Tbs Judg ■ ? >u say you are oct a vagrant, yet you U»«» no risible mraue of support. The Hob«- -1 did bat« dia nx>ruin’. yer bouor. The Judge Then why lau t lt «UÜ- bls at the present time? The Hol*, t u a» I wrnt au' eat IL h-t by s l oot-t ««« EPI it ’ » - N ’ r a • >.(>««• ti » um • h -< f«*< Il «» •*•« «least a W ay lh«y Have. ••Ray, roti4iict.kf.” avkr^l th« laqulalt P»»« f ig«r, ' iu •¡‘«'alUug of th« ttm« wh mi prepay« *a quirtvr ta ail' ot a ’quarter uf »11.* *’ •’Neither.” r«plt«fl th« railroad man ”1 always aay *flv« forty fl va.’ " M iter«w i r n 1 Mn wi >• W» Dœfhtng Ryrup th« bwH r> e»! y tona« u» ibalr sluLUtu durisi ih« teething ysriM. M as a shiwl.r Naval* N»1 Thar t -•• Miracle Mik* Ila's snrby.lestro » Incendiaries Make Repeated Efforts Io Hattern I ■< >: Ah I aupp •• b» can Destroy New York Deface». write with »Itker band. Nevada N»1 N pe t’aa't writ* at New York, Sept. III.—Four mysteri ous Area in three of the four forta pro- • U. 11» ah >vt» t«u haudvd. U-cting New York hsrlxir within the ls»t two months have canse.1 tlie mili tary •Qthoritles of tiie drjisrtmeiit of tlie Esat much concern. Two of the tires have lieen at »'ort Hamilton, one on the night ot July 17 ami tlie other last Friday night. On tt*«* niglil in July of tlie tire at Fort Hamilton there •»« a dieaatious tire st Fort Wadsworth The latest tire was at Fort Slocum, on the I>svid island, in the Hound, Sunday night. In each caae there hav» l>een suspi cions circumstances concerning tl e or igin of Hie tires. Magasinea, barrack», hiwpitals, forage Slid even big siege guns have lieen deatmye.1 and damage*! in these fires, ami despite ths most AWcrhU? Preparation for An thorough investigation nothing is slmilnt inU itwFiHxlandHetfula- known definitely as to how tlir firtui lui]’ (he SkxnnctB airi IJdwh << started. Knc>«l*!ga and timber shouldn’t be m h us- II till they are •»>«• uv I O. W. Ilolmae. I II » I» % Inì Ili H II I » Il BURNING THE FONTS. ^ oo B hops NEEDS MANY MOWN CAMS Union Pacific Mult Build 300. and Will Enlarge Shop*. Omaha, Neb., Kept. 19.— Thr l*ninn Pxcidc lu-*»!» 300 gaMuhnr motor ram of lie type jua( fiiiifthrti, ««cording to thr Nlatrnirtn of W. K -McKern, »U|>rrin- trndrnl of the motive p»>««*r and ma chinery. Al the ratr of »0 a year, hr ti>« road cannot l»r »iipplitMl with thr care at rapidly aa it will rr»|inrr them. The preaant facilitire for making thrin ar« bring iretnl to th« limit, bnt they arc far from adrsjuatr. Addition« to th«« »hope arr to Iw built at one«, at a coat of 1700,000, which will incrriuN* thr facilitire. Krprcarntativra of other made an I of ouburt»an line« who have Bought to ¡da««* ordeni for cam with thr Tn ion Pacific have l»ren to!«! they can not 1« »uppllr»!. Can’t Orow Cotton in West Africa. Washington, Kept. IV.—The depart ment <>( Com mere« and l«at>or has just published a report stating that the re- edit of th« attempt to grow cotton in NVrst Africa has been die« »»uragmg, owing to the atfretu e of t rauaportat ion facilities. I he Colton aamM-iation tried American seeds, but the planta tion did not prove to lie a sucre««, t'nder the mo«t favorable conditions. Sierra lx^itir could prodoro 140,000 tmlre, but for the next ten years more than 0,000 Im lee a year may exported. Again at Outt on Morocco. Paris, Hept. IV.—Frsn<i»-<»«rman no* gotiations relating to the Morwccao c«>n* frtence have again taken an unfavora ble turn, causing anxiety in official and diplomatic cirri««, and renewing the dr|>raei<m en the llotirae. This ta due U> the continued insistence by both sideg on points which wer« eonsiderod to ne susceptible of compromise Therefore the rumor circulated naming the plenipotentiaries and fixing the »late of the conference is pu.ely e|wculative, as arrious difficulties still remain to be overcome. Scandal at Bremerton. Waehingtoa, Kept. IV.—Tb« Naay department has receive.] a report on the investigation ma<le at the Puget Sound navy yard into charge, against Master Shipwright George W. I Tra ti ey, alleged to have add hie Influence in getting appointments for workmen in that yard. It ia not known what the report contains, but It Is believed I'neatlefactery. "I don’t euppoee it would b« of any nothing startling will be brought to use to ask you to stay to tea.** aha light, nothing to form the imsia of a great sensation said, ae he waa about to depart. he repl I e, I. •*tk»t In that style New Manteo Irrigation Project. au<t ton« of voir«!** Washington, Hept. 11». — Tba aecre Tba moat coatiy miter tn tha Unit»! buy of the interior ha» ortlereii the Rtataw. which rapreaenta Slo.iW worth withdrawal from entry of .100,000 acre« of Jewel* and precious atonaa. la worn of land in the R*ww.ll, N. M., land by Blabop lloratmann of tba ilarelarxl district, on account ot the <’arlal*a*l ir diU'.eaa of tba lU'ian Catbode Church. rigation project ll^FAN J%/( Hll IFHi.N «»••V toe gaeM psw|- «STORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature frofnolcs 1 ii^e.ition.C hrerful- nrnsanti RwM Contain« neither Optum.Morphine norMuitxal N ot N ah <- otic In Use For Over Thirty Years Aprtfrrl R.im-Jy TorConnlipA Hun.SourStornarti lhAtrfawA I nvulMuns Feverish tirs» nix! L ohh OF SLEEP. Far Sude Signatur» of NEW YOUK f.'VAt« MldnlhwAkltl Dosi sr CASTORIA 'fT WISE BROS DtNTISTS NOTHING WILL FATTEN HOGS •«» «inkklv and well aa Pruaelan Kt-wk Food edited l<» the feed It wiU Dot them tn the I-r»t conditio« 1» fat t*n rapidly Sbeel?«» faneatof T imm . "Wr.«n (rtathfally a<*y ( • r r « < rWn e I ruMlaa Mtorb |*LH»d shorten« (he tattrrilng t<eri<»«1 «t least owe* f»»irth Wecsit •' Jrr It ltts*l«ta>neh*le In fattening hog» mi <1 cattle —J W. W ll.I.lAMK.nrvcslrvv.ltrUntJnd. PHUSaiAN stock rooo • • a »g* ULt nv » •» » «•*•• »rala »,j •••!»«Isgd/^'' •« «»Cling • ,j (B* *- -«1 « m H of «he t r *«».i»n*sf » I HT »•« 'IM «•* Barer*, r* •* >».<« ■» • rOOD. ••-•«< .. » • • ..*.»»♦.. >rs» •’»uaaiAM Licg rowpiv ’ * I. a r« pm unii am PRUSSIAN Wi Ml DY CO. •« ! • re Srnlf rating tn 'Irra «tul < «n •4a by the lb«» j» « 1 a W he»e th«te I« a dollar *<> b« inasto ». u will alway» fii»«l «Yank«» Al ber»« alf r !» ih« •rld t«»r g»-»d in ve«* >• k < a .»*» i*»» _ - --------, < per rem intere«« yvarly I I • - . a X . I mi »»miuri|«w gerite» «ut r»! f*|<toai>« M»»t*d«v» «f each we«fc, glv lai railr»w»! ra e» and ah wing ihr?» <>v«r Albert« Ji in th» rvwwd Any lAMt S H 11 WtS. “i* lai I an I A*« nt A l* ta •> t 4