The Santiam news., September 29, 1905, Image 4

OBJECTS TO TREATY
For 7 hin.
Poor Blood
J
Prove It
By the Oven Fire
China Wants Prompt Evacuation
ot Manchuria.
You can trust ■ medicine
tested 60 years t Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer's Sar­
saparilla; the original Sarsa­
parilla; the strongest Sarsapa­
rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc­
tors endorse for thin Mood,
weak nerves, general debility.
I
I
CIIAITEII IX -MOMlnued 1
"What waa hla accident?"
“11« fell fr«.m hla peny eon«, g bom«
at night !t»m« aay be wae la drink, but
’ then he wee always a «ober man
Mr
George Hllmte it waa that f and blu
lying In th« r ad
lie waa h»«< »«>blc for
B«<
fM* *M
««•«< 4»
thr«« day« Wh«n he cam« to be couldn’t
IU
if
|t»*< !• »»••«<*«• »»*4 th«
remember n<*r t«ll anybody how the arc!
BlWtll r----o
’
■•■»! K**«u"* ta
• •• •
‘k* • -
* A7
dent happened, but he •aid he'd been
I • •
•
, robl*«d. though hla p*K*k«t waa full of
• i.,
- »‘J «*•!•*
*‘ 4
•»“ lfc*
| money, aud hie watch ami chain hadn’t
'been taken
I’aprra they were» h« «aid.
j that be wU» Fobbed of Hut there'« many
think« he must hav« put th ee paper«
■Kimewbere. end forgotten !•• «<«« vf tb«
1 knock on hie head **
“Oh!“ tb« a Iran ger rubbed hi« hi
j “I’m lx tier now." he eaid. “I am t
Waa Two <>1'1 tor That.
; better
Out la A iatralla I r«'i<
A y ■ mg la« ’er whoee love of flow- _ fevwr, and It give« me a ib -'k now
Much better now
H« 4 »id
ara ai
«gre
and «
* .ng again
rompe, eij him to eatablteb bls bottle In l^eighan frll from h • p»ny h« ba
one of the auburban towns of New accident and he fell fr^m hla p«»ny
hl« head and waa ee >•<•!<•« f.>r 1
York Invited ble old hum Brown. el«o
day« -and waa robbed of pajhre?
ef the bar. to «I • i*d « roday on the who could hat« robbed him f pa|
farti says the New York Hun
Wer« they valuable paper«T"
Brown wae re-el veil with all appro­
“W«ll. that I cannot aay.’*
priate I.
and all the attraclluua
Did y*»u «v«r ••« a man tn an Ma
were du y d •; «ye.1 to hie | ■ :'• Pul tericei th I It i« pretty bad to h*‘k at a
ant overkeen gave, for be wae «omo w<mnan laughing and crying wKh unr o
wbat defl mt In that primal paaalon trilled and uncontrollable pa»» on, but it
f ir a gar*!* :* wir. : ! as c- re l-.wn la far aorw to ae« a man Thl« «trowg
rugged man, aelsed with an hysterical
thr-.’-.gh the genereb-.n« from Adam
' fit. rolWd about upon the bench, rolling
at each meal be llaienad • ■«nirtro i U I hla ehouldera and cry Ing at the earn« lime,
|y to oui'-gica of 'our own make vl , I u! hi« laugh wa« n t mirthful «nd hi»
and«
lie ' -e patiently "our own cry .ng wae a scream, and he ataggered
Then h« »toadtod him*
nd k. lettuce from that frame you «aw. |«e he Hug*.el
pea« off the » ie In the back It," aud ’•elf with on« hand <»n th« tab’«; he
l < »«ight at »n- tber man’« «boulder with
ao on
I* '• at
"t It g'it
1 •
"llarry. I ran re-»minend thia chick­ • tb« other hand, and «11 the tim«. while
the villager» looked on ■p«a rn •.»•bed,
en eepe .i y
I ra ••■1 It my««- f
l b« laughex! and cried, and laughed again,
Shen the worm tura«-d
after the I without r»v«*>n
apparent, without ro
fir«t n. >ut! ful Of chicken
and with a strain«, without mirth, without grief,
tad Bn.lie n-ruarked
while th« tear» eoar»«4 I >wn hie cheek»
"No. Will, I can’t believe tuet l Mom« of the men heol him by for<w. but
You've only been here a little over two they could not et.,p the strong • d»t «g
or tb« hlcc >ugh:iig laugh r th« •! thing
yearn."
At !»•?. the öl nprnf, ht
of hi* limb«
Ani’kissrra In Mr a Ito.
»< k .41 th« «ettee, pr p|»«d Bf* -
itwari)/
Cl,Ideation I« opreading tn Me«|.-j th« corner, eihaitvte,!. bit
calm «nd r« mpoaed again.
A
“Ar« you belter n«»w ?“ a«kcd th« land
numen, old and young married ami
•Ingie In t! • < tty of Mell . • gnifle« lady
“I’ve bean III,** h<* »aid. “and «omothltig
meintwreblp In nbat I« kn-*wu aa the
ah k me
H*rma aa if !’<• bad a UinJ
Aulì Klaalug Dij'.r Member« of tl
of a fit. aud talhe-1 foolish, ba«ljr Wbat
league take a « >!<-mn pledge not to bla.
did 1 »ay what did I talk Ab ut?“
each ot!.*
In ; it'll*- nr In private,
“YoU were waking after Mr l.eighan
their olitemi -ix being that biasing la Who ar« you? What do y«»u want to
cutrtaglous. or. rather, the mean« of ¡know about Mr Ixghan? Y*u aek«d
conveying contagion« *li«e,a,, from ateKJt l a health and h • accident
Au«l
then you had a fit of hysterica. 1 n«v«r
ene fair I:. !••
r
saw a man n»r a woman, neither —tn
eu»'h hysteric« You’d beat g h««n»« an I
get to !•>!
Wurre ar« you g ng to
IN Ihl BtSl ()l tit Al IM
Wbvre ar« you < ”iig Io?”
MM I lAkING Pt-RU-NA sleep?
“Where'« your busl»at>d. Mrs. Eton?
1 NN her« ■ J •> ; b7’’ he «•bed. UD*1 pei ted
¡If
Mr«. Eion started and gawped, "Jo
eepb's gon« to Bovey with the cart
He
I ought to have been bom« an h<>ur •g •
llut who ar« youF’
“William Rh«ar«"- he turned to on« of
the meu—“you don’t a*«m to rememtwi
me? ‘
“Why. no.** William replied with a
Jump, bateau»« It ia terrify ng to b« r«>
ogniaod by a atrangrt who ha« fit« an 1
talks ab- ul liv« men’s gh ■*•-»
“No; I
can’t rightly say I «!*•-’*
“Graudfather D«rg«e” h« applied to
the <tld«l« Inhabitant, who la generally
found to hare Just outlived his memory,
though if you b«d ««feed him a *««k or
two ago he could her« told th« most
wonderful thing* “Grandfather Dergea.
don’t y«M remember maT’
"No, I don’t
Keem« ss If 1 be old
enough to remember everybody.
Hut
my in«tn<>ry isn’t what It was.
No, I
don't remember you. Vet I should say.
now. •• you might beboig to (h«ae parts,
becau»« y<>u «rem to kn »w my name."
“I remember you. Grandfather, when
■ you uae*J to can« the b*»ye tn church.’*
"Ay. ey.’’ «aid th« old man. “Bo I
did. so I did Did I ever ran« y »u. mas
t«r? You must have a wonderful mem
ury, now, to rememlxr that.”
“Dm’« y*»u rememb«r me, William
ClampitT* h« «•bed a third man.
“No. I d<»n’t." repheti NV I Hie in, abort
ly, at If he did n t wish to tai hie mem
ory ab**ut a man «•» ragged.
“I're been away a <«>->d many yeara.”
h« Mid. “and I’ve com« b«rfc pretty well
• a poor as when I left and a eight mure
ragged. I didn’t think that a beard aud
rags woukl alter tn« «<» that nobody
IN ROOM HD Al HI.
should know tnr
NN hy Mr» Et m, d >*•
PAINS IN HACK.
la man leave th« pariah «v«ry week for
SKA HI AH At ItrS
| Australia, that ! should be ao ex»n f.r
ft -HI NA 41 RtD g tten ?”
11« did not spevk In th« least Ilk« on«
Mr« I^na Hinlth, N. Cherry atreet.
' of themselves
His mauurr uf speech
cor. ¡.inc, Naahville, Tmn., write«:
¡was not refine*!. It Is true, but there are
•*l have had |x»r health for the pa«t shades, ao to speak, which differentiate
lour y«*ar«, | am« in the back and th« talk of th« masters fr .rn th« talk of
groin«, and dull, sick bMdache, with th« rust Ira.
hearing down }>ain«.
“I hav« com« bark without anything
“A trend who w<n »m erUhuMOstx eicept a little money In my p»*ck«< N >w
eboiri Peruo« trrwsird that I trv it.
Mrs. Eton, giv« m« w in« breed and
•’1 took it h r ten day» and waa aur rhe««« for supper, I’v« had no dinner
priecd to find that I bad «o lilt la pain Bring ill. you ar«, and shaken m »re than
therefore continued to use it and a bit, I didn’t want any dinner. Then
at the end of two month« my pain« ha*l 1*11 hav« a pipe, and you ahall tell me
th« news and all that haa happen«,I
totally ¿(«appeared
“I hw*e hern in the brM of hr «Uh Mme I*erbapa by that lima you «111 Si,I am
and feel ten yr era > own gee.
I am very who I am.”
Wbra b, bad eaten hl« tread and
grateful Io you.*'
h*
to amok«, ebow lug no
Catarrh of the internal organ« grad 1
- trac at all of bi, lata fit
He talked
nnlly
away the strength, under
about th, pariah, aud ahuwad that b,
mine« the vitality and mute« nrrvoue kn.* t,,ryl- ly In It. b, i»l*l wb
neon. Tcruna is th« rwmedy.
had married and who war, dead, h. In
qulro-1 Into tb* p--altIon an-l pr-xpxta of
all th, farm,; h» .hnw-M th, m-at In
MALLEABLE IRON STLMP PULLERS tlmata acqualntanc «>tb ,r,rybody an!
F mimí , Iightr«! and •!**>•»<••< »tump Full*»
th, croatMt lnt,rr,t In th, alf.lr, of all
•a ib« inartvc 11» Hr»* p w*r oa tu« • *•*«
i t the
tha famlllee.
famllloa. Yet no ona fr-uld r,m,m
with i»e b »raw* U r .• r 4«-x t p «•<*:*,-•<
Bad pr •«
her who ho was
RI II If »ON MAitllM MV CO.
A.out V 3U o'clock the door wa« open
Fwl *f Mwfifl®« Mrrrt
Ps»rtU:»J. Orpfxi
ed again, thia time to admit Harry itab
jahna. the blackamlth. wao bad born fln
lab I ng the ch-dr practice, lie «topped In
Si r/.i < in t i
—a big. strung man. with broad ahoul
FOUCS* T/OM
dare and a brown beard. HI« ayaa fell
on the otranger
O tMa ev». nwi
oa •♦’M »*• luwwa
"Why!" be cried, "it*» Mr
l>artd
•aS aJJtrtae» H » .rwtf «M ’•« at r*f
lelghan come back again, and him In
IrwM*. a«*4tM J»’» «Nia you wul pr«b*My
| . -
«». an| •• w il < - i
rage!”
> « •
• I
»• A
» » .
"So It la— It's Mr ¡»a el<1, cried Mr«
(hr », f-wM ofl*r« »« rpdkmal *4»A*t*<ara to
•To think
Eton, clapping her bande.
*tw4**l* trf Hubi^« Si<artKan4. f ngUah.aU.
that none of na know him at flret eight!
Bflf lotr«uc»'ow—lowttt Vw'f'ou
And that you should come to my hooae.
•« ti ••• cafAAewa tr -«» • »•••
of all the houeea In the carl«h i. flret. and
THE MULTNOMAH
mo not to know you! and you In thia con
dltlon! Rut you'll aooa change all that;
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
and i’ll make op the b»! for you—and
M A. AkBiN. paca
your uncle end Mine Mary will be down
•a «.■▼« a*
PORTLANO. O*t
right glad to eee yon. Sir David! To
•••»•••••••••••••••*••••
think of my n d knowing Mr Itavld!"
C ONSUMPTION
• Ith aa ar- -lent
Th, la«t tin, I •»'
•ym -a y**a *a, la thia room
You
'-.n.J and .«or, at m,
Y»u *.ut oel
your h»*** and prayad th, l*>rd la a |
m -M 4>«r*,p*rtful maaaar to ra«aa<« >
you. a, y -u pul It. Do you >!•» »• ’•
I r|:r. thoaa i-lia «»rdaT Man all,a’ '
y», might •• wall a,h ma to t orgira th,
laa* night', thaadar
Haprvarb yauraait
•
h aa > -I plaaa* I'm glad you'»,
g t ,m-h a taadar rvaa-'-aue* hut doa'I
tb.ab I aai going oat of my way ta baar
malir-a barauaa you got into a tampar all
jaara ago!”
"Than you do r»m*ml*r. nn«-la." *aij ,
(tarid. with a ,-gh of laflnlta aatiafag i
....... . *
tloa. "Wall. I thought you would r*
mambar. an! baar atallra.
It *•• tha
l,at you mw of ma. you »»♦ and tha laat Saya Province Should Be Cleared of
Troop, in Nine Month, and
I aa« »f y >u “
Datil laugbad. not
tha byatarlra1
No Guards Re>nein.
laugh of laat mght. bat a low laugh of
• «•at •atiafactiam an! aacrat anjoymant
"Wall, um-la. alnra you don't baar ma:
Ira. thara'a bo barm don«
A b I bo «
Waabington, Hept, ffl.—The P-w< i
wa ran ba frianda again. I aupp-aal An! t) io morning »ay,
If It cwmaa to fr-iiaaaa. parhapa It «11
"The Chlr>«i* government, a week or
ba my torn to play f--« "
m**re ago, made a formal p rot eel to tlie [
"Play a«ay, t»a»id -play a«ay"
Russian an-l Ja)«neee govvrnmvtita «on- I
"!'»• rama h-Mua, y--u aa»"- l>a»M
p'anta-l hla faat mora flrmly and Iranmt corning two of the cotMlitl*>t>a aet lorth •
forward, ona baud on aarh knaw—"I'ra n tl." treaty - I pea- r • g: I at I'
mouth. China objects to two thlnga— .
o-nw ho«B« "
flret, the Irngth of time all«*avd for .
"I b raga ”
"ta potarty and ragw !"»• got Both the evacuation ot Mam iiuria, an*!, sec
.3g but two or thraa pouala Whan tha, on«l, the ptovieiona ma-le tor an artne«l
• ra g na. prrhapa baf.-r*. I ahall «am guard for the iallr**a*i linee ownad by
m -r, m -nay
Tha world la ararywhar« Ruaiaa and Ja|«n in Manchuria.
full of n-goaa ^-i.*a full f r g-iaa ba
"China believes that nine month, ia
• I I-a land thlataa Ilka yoiiraalf. au! entirely aufli* lent time within which !
thrra laa't aBough wurh to go around Jaj-an an*I Ruaam shall evaluate Man
M»atiy thay lira ilka you. by pluujanng churia, ineteod ot 13 month«, aa pio '
and robbing"
I
> - - than. In thia --
' ' ’ vide*! lor in the peace treaty.
"The provision made for gnanling
you don't work you won't gat any monay '
D<> you think you ara tha mor, llkaly to; the railroo*!, the Chinrae contend, c««n-
gat m»nay out of ma by railing namaaY' templetea an arm**! force of probably '
The I
"Wall, you aaa. noria, I think I ahall' 10.000 men In t ’hineee territory.
fln I a way to g*t aotsa money out of Chin*** g--i« ruii.ei.t r*-g,r>!, the main­
tenance ot gnarde in Manchuria •• a j
you "
"Not ona patiny—not ona p»nny. Da menace and it doea n**l pr**p«iee to agree I
rid. will you gwt." Tbara waa a «->rld of to euch a pian."
datarn-inat n In Mr I.aighau whan It
carr.a to rafualng n. -nay
"It's uatnra! that you should >ay au
MEXICAN TRADE OROWINQ.
to bagln with." Illa manner had now
<>ulta ebawgad
Ila began by being eon '
Largest Increase Last Year Was In
fueed. baaltatlng an-l ah a m*f a ra!. ba was
American Import*.
now aaaura-1. and eren braggart. "1 at '
ment remember to whom It belonged Th«
ng«, whoever h« waa, kn«w hie way I
about th« place, becaue« b« rum« fr-m
th« bark and waik«d etraight. treading
heavily, to the room where Mr. I^elghan
•
ellttag end opened th« door
It wa«
l>«vtd coming to call up<*o bi« anele on
hl« return.
There waa »om« improve-
: rut In
appearaD.'o
J >«rph Elon '
had ¡eut him certain garmeute In place i
•f tboaa be bad worn th« lay before,
the canvaa tr >u«era, f r tnatanr«. had
g u«. and th« terrib;« f«:t hat with th« :
!•’ • tn th« er.««#
He dr««« waa now
"f a ?■» »ndevk rlpt and lnr».*ngTw»ua kind, {
tb« aa 1er’« Ja k*t lìl «aeofttng with th«
ru«t|e r* - !ur»y trou««rs and w«lttc*>at
I!« throw open tb« d>* r and «food con ‘
(r 4tag tb« man whom b« had la«t «««n
d««d. a* he thought, k!'. «d by bla own !
hand
H« tr.el to far« hit» braceoly.
it hr k« l »o and «t«M»d b«f r« kllfi
with hanging bead and guilty «yea
“Ho,“ Mid Daalel l^elghan. “It la Ite
vid com« bark again. W« thought you i
were d«ad.~
I
Y >u h- , rd ! wae dead, nay It out,” I
•aid David, with a r py vole«,
:
“DrA.I or abv«, it mak«« no difference
to n.« May. y<u w»re la my debt when
you went away
Hav« you com« to a«t
H« that h ng utetan llng account Y*
l»a* 1 at«*pp«>| In», th« room and ehut
th« door behind him.
“Ï >o har« got a rnethlng to aay to m« .
' ■*
•* M I : ; a b i»ky t -.-..«
"Hav«
» ' b r ‘
* r
you've kept dark. ehr
"What do you mean r
“Outaid« they know n thing about It.
That waa well done.
No occaelon to
mail« a fan. J •cendal—and mo gone :
away and all—waa there? Com«, i«t ua i
ba«« It out, old man
Who robbed m« -
<»f my laodf*
I
Hit word« w«ru dwflant. but biw «y««
wrr« un*A»y and wawplcioua
Ray. ralbar, who f. ¡«d away bit In
hantanr« with dritth and nagl«rt T*
H »bbaj tna. I «ay!**
*If I bad nt bought your land aoraa
on« al»« would, If yuu’v« coma botna In
thia dhpowhlon, David. you had battar
go away again aa aooa aa you plaaaa.
iMn’t wa»,« my tin»« with fool I ah talk.**
” ‘¡»avld'a g -n«. you aahl. ’When ha
mtn«« bark, w«*ll harw It out. Wa won’t
haw« a family acandal.*
Wall, I
f»ack. I tb iight you wara dead.**
‘*1 am not dead, a a you aaa.”
•*w«n. «> on. Ray what you*?« i « I
to way. *■ 1’11 alt and lletan. Coma; we
>wa you ao much. Pay It out. than.”
“Parid.M »aid
hla
and«.
quietly
“drink haa «wld«ntly drlw«n you off your
head Family arandal? What waa tb«r«
• * I
•
that th« who!« of your family, with Ita
pr -fl gstry and drunkwnnraa.
waa not
k <wa t > all th« countryside? Why, yvur
hlat >ry la on« long arandal. Thing« to
hide? Wby, th« whole pariah wae so
aahamed <»f you that It rejoiced when
you w«nt away, That la all I hare to
•ay to yon. batid What ere you «taring
Ilk« a black pig forf
“Oh!** crl«d bawld. “la It poealbl«?
W at d r« h« oxran? Com«, old man.
I n’t bottle up. You can’t do anything
to me n w. and I might J > a great deal
f r j u. I might. If you didn’t bottle up
and bear malice.
Come—you aud m«
know let’» hat« It out.’*
“What d<> w« two know?' All 1 know
a that you have be«n away for all year«,
and y oi com« hack In raga, that you bad
w at nf *ofn« bln.I laat night up at Joaeph
Et • •
Ha«« you got any account to
glv« <»f yourwIfK*
”1» ;. t b -tt!« up.” Pavld »aid. f«ably.
“Tbwre’e n 'body her« but you and me.
I'll own up. And (b«n I can h«lp you
aa oob->.)y el»« can—If you don’t bottle
■ip
If you do but why ah mid you?
What’e th« g»’»d? Th«r«’e nobody h«r«
but you and me. What la th« g>od of
pret«udlng that there'« n>thlngf
I>ld
y.’U «w«r forgive anybody In y >ur Ilf«?
I> • you think I txH«v« you ar« golug to
f >rg!v« tn« you of all men
In th*
world r
”!xav« off thia non»«na« about hiding
and pr«t«nding end Inferring One would
think you bad be«u murdering «orne
RAILROAD (iUARDS ARE ME.VACE
parte*! •• murh
Y-'O would rather are
your nephew atarre than give him a
penny
You're rubbed bln. of bla land
yon'ra driren him out of bis bouse, an-l
whan be comae berk In raga. you tail him
be may go and atarra."
“Word« -1 >n't hurt. Darl-1," hl, nnrl.
replied, quietly. "I am too old to b«
mured by words. Now, If y»u hara noth
Ing mors to aay, go."
(To ba rontlnned.)
j
DOWN ON TNE RlO GRANDE.
Contractor Tolle of on I arltlnB
parlance In Crooning Htrean..
* •*
'To give you au Idea uf what aort of
r!r«r tha IUu Grande la I'll tell an ei-
prrleucw that I hail In getting acr*uui It
with a derrick," said Raymond Me- I
Iiougall, a mlulug man
from
New
Mrilco
"I waa a contractor tn ruck 1
work from the eaet aldo of the river
to the Magdnlenaa. The derrick na,
ou four wagon wheels and four mule,
wera hauling IL I bad my two help
era along aud one of them drove the
mules
Ho waa an old timer, which
waa lucky, aud if 1 had truatml to ray
own judgment 1 might have mails a
mistake that would have coat me my
mules and derrick. If not my life
"We reach«-*! the Itlo Grande au
hour t>efore sundown and I saw a wide
river t*ed. but no water only dry ean-l
from one batik to the other It waa a
new kind of river to me, but my driver
said that It wa» all right—that It wa,
a way the Rio Grande bad. The water
was there, only It waa flowing th rough
the sands under the channel Instead
of In IL I being a tenderfoot waa for
camping on the uearer bank where tbu
grass was good, but McCartney, the
driver, said that would never do uu
less 1 was willing to take uiy chau e,
of staying there a wewk or two; that
water sometimes came down the chan­
nel. a good deal of It, aud tt would be
well to get across while we were sure
that we could.
"We startl'd across over the dry
sands and I was thinking what an
easy way it was of fording a river
when of a sudden the two lead tnule,
were floundering In a quicksand and
the whole outfit came near being
drawn In.
We got the two Irader,
clear of the harneaa and the other two
David eat down, atarlng with the tnulra drew them out, one at a time
blankeat aatonlahment
H« bad by thia We hitched them up again and by
time «ucceoded In lrupr««a!ng upon bla making a long circuit got ¡«aat the
brain th« filed conviction that ble uncl« quicksand and to the other bank
kept bl« murdvrona a««ault • ««cret out
"By that time It waa 10 o'clock and
f regard for the family name, aud h«
the moon had risen. The rnulee bad
c«tne prepare*! to be aubtnl«eive, to «1
pr«ea contrition, and to offer. In return Just begun to climb the bank when
f -r th« «eeret being «till kept, to glv« we heard a roaring noise up the chen-
It came from a wall of water
back to ble uncle the I- ng loot bog full nel.
f papera. And now, thia conviction de­ that stretched from batik to hank and
al r yM. he knew nut nbat to think or waa traveling to wan! ue fast
It
what to «ay.
looked In the moonlight to be four feet
“It can’t b«.'“ 1.« aald. “It can’t b«’ high, and there waa high water behind
fuel«, you are playing «orne deep game
sending tt on We didn't new«! to holler
with me
Y >u are Ilk« a rat with a
They heard what waa
moua«. You are old. but you ar« foiy; to the mulra
y<>u've g t a gam« of your >wo to play, coming an«l clawed up the bauk like
and you think you’ll play that gam« low cats.
"We g«*t out all right, derrick and
down, (’vine.” h« made oq « more effort
to a« *ertaln If th« Imp«*« bl« really had all and there wore not three minutes
happened—“com«. It’« Ilk« a gam« of to spare. Bef-ire we bad flnlahed our
•
•tipper the river bed was full, bank
play with tb« card« oa the tabi«. Hee.
high, with a torrent that eddied and
now, h«r«*a my hand ! haard laat '■<*'
that you w«r« alive and hearty, though roared •• It rushed past our camping
I had «very r«a«on to think you were place as If It bad been eorry to nilas
dead. I waa quit« aur« you were dead — na and would like to get up where we
1 kn«w you were d«ad. You know why were
There waa not a cloud In the
I knew
Every night I waa a»«ur«d by sky or a sign of rain anywhere and
youraelf that you w«r« dead. Com«, now
the flood may have come from a cloud
Well, when I heard that you were «Hr« buret In Cotorado »•> mile« away But
and hearty. I eaid to myaelf. To morro«
It came near getting tia.
I’ll go and have It out with him when
"I had learned one leeaon, and that
all th« pe -pl« ar« at rhurcb and ther«’«
nobody to lietea,' becauM they told me was tn traveling by wagon always to
you could not
remember- yon know ramp on the farther aide of • stream
And I had learned to put no trust In
what ’*
“Couldn’t r«m«mb«r?
I’d hav« you the Rio Grande.*'— Milwaukee Free
to know, air, that my memory la at good Press.
a« ever It wae*
“Ohr «aid David, “then y J do re
Helpful.
member everything?”
Mrs Neadore My daughter bad her
“Of mura« I do.“
“Then, unr!«, hav« It out. Lwt ua talk flrat opportunity laat night to play the
open.
I’v« never forgotten It. I have new plano we bought for her. Did you
eaid t»> mywelf oxer and ov«r again. 'I'm beer herf
Mrs Pepprey Tea. • nd WB ha*l
«s»rry I don« lt.r I wlehed I hadn't done
tt, especially at night when your gh<>«t company last night. W« w«ro da-
came, who ever heard of a live man'a lighted
ghoul?”
Mre Nexdorv Kr really?
Mexico City, Sept.
—Ntaiislics of
Metico'a foreign trade l«*r the ti***al
year end«-.! June 30, show a hralthy
commercial condition.
The import,
were value«! at fl*3,Hrtl,0H| gold, ot
which 11 •* ,30.T, 1 n7 came from
the
l’nite«l Htatve, an inrreoae of nearly
fld,OOil.0<M) over the preceding tiscal
year. Great Britain annt goods to the
value of fll<l.til, Ili. an ir. reaiH- of
about ffoo.ooo. Germany contributed
III.HIO.MIH, win* h is a alight in* tea,«-
France aeht f',4''2,»>•«'>. wlilch 1» a gam
ot ||
Tlie gold ei|«orte«l amounts«! to fl I.-
14’*, a gam of nearly f *'*10,000
over tlie pr< >olmg flacal year.
The
total amount of silver asported (silver
value* wa, I'*.'*.323.•><•'>. wlr.*!i ia a de
* real«« of fl 1 3,5.1'«.0,4. The total silver
value of all export, was 1201.320,4 *1,
or about IBM.H00,000 gold value. Tlii,
• how, a very aatlsfai tory comlition, al­
though a alight decteaae from the pre
ceding year.
Trade with the United Stat«-* ia grow
ing ,tea*lily and will increase from year
to year in the judgment of mercantile
ami banking bouses. Tlie country wa,
never more proejieroiia anil the outlook
for the coming vest ia a bright one
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wry ,rsa*!y an-l tha
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Th« beautiful < rl blushed and look “-ape tally the ’wrid« «1 paula.’•
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Ja’t tak» such
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a morbid * «w f i f*, uij dMr.
Little W l 1 .r Papa. 1» a ventrllo.
Naggw- But I can't help It.
Mr* Nagc» I.' » at p r Mr M««k <;ui,t a ai,ii who talk, to hloiaclt ia
•r
II.a In* n*« • small a I h • wife • a low touaT
al wly dying. y«t h« always h»« a «aid«
I'a i ■ rny '.ny
A v.-ntrllmjulat Is
sod a plaaaant w »r l for everybody.
a man w b.» an a|>e«k in aueb a "4
Nagg* Yun way h.a * f« i* ■lying'1
that bla tvnra ,<aui to evrtra from ai>
Mrs. Nagg* Y ••
Th« doctor a«y*
othar perron.
•he can’t laat much longer
I.lttla Wllltv That axplalna wlial
SLAVS ARt AROUSED.
Nagg* And M««k«r is cheerful and
• ,irr «aid to Gaorga laat ulgbt
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Mrs Nagg* Ye*.
' t 1 him that when no ona wa, arouu4
Auatrian Invasion of Albania a Chal­
Nagga LVs
I'tn a
blm. ha was a vary dlffarant paraon.
lenge to Rustic.
If h« d-e»u't k>uk abarp b« il give hiiu
Kt. Petersburg, Rpet. 2’> —Not only •e f away.
F r rortyh, a*-<1 * ■: 1, tbara I, no twtlsv
Kussia but all the Hlavs of Eurpoe are
n*«vlk Ins
a* I
(Cure for <JuU,uu*p-
Uou.
I‘rl- a 23 > anla.
Ihr
l*rlntln<
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>lth'*»-
arouse*! a, the result of A astro Hunga­
The
printing
oil!
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baa
Indeed
prove«!
rian troo|>e crossing the frontier into
WIda lipa*.
Turkey end occupying
Novibasar. ! a better college to tunny a boy, ha*
M •• X • <•
Dr I arrinka aaaniad
Four Russian army rorps have been ' graduated more useful and cooapletl
oriiered south and siil*si*iix*-*l steamship 1 oni mrtnbv • of • >* i* ty. ba« brought jutta lutvr-,tr<! lu my singing las*
v.
g
Ha sat <1 rvctly In front of
lines plying on the Danutie ate prepar­ mor« Intelle* t out an*! turned It Into
ua during my a lo ai**i wet. lr«-J ma
ing transports. Prime Galytain, privy practical. UBeful channels, iwU<uml
i so attaullvvty.
councillor, said today.
more mini!«, generated more a« tire am!
M a K- i I <t*n'l think It waa
"Kussia consider» the Austrian Inva­ elevate*! thought, than many of the
Ha told um afterward
sion of Alliania and or« upation of Novi- literary roll« ¿> * uf the country. A boy ** ur aiog ng
*t b, r * la a apviaitjr of tonalla
ba tar a challenge that is answerable who mmmeiK «** lu «u h a • hool aa
a ba
with force, because it is a flagrant the printing <iffii-e, will have hl» tal­
I'blladvlpbla Proas.
breat h ot tlie treaty of Berlin.
It ent« and Ii!*na brought out, am! If gut
threatens the in*le|*endence of Hervia he la a careful ob*errer, riperleure In
F. *L U.
b. i > IMS
ami Montenegro, which Russia lias bla profeaalon will contribute more
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toward an education than can be ob­ 1)1 M»4»Slti«sda I l.i« | «t.«> y.
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“The invasion, however, is a master tained in almost auy other manner.
move, killing two birds with one stone.
It is calculated to relieve the Hungari­
an crisis, flattering Magyar vanity by
annexing Turkish territory, while at
the same time the Slav population of
the annex«*) region would put the Mag­
yars in a minority in Hungary. But
intrigues by the lla|*ebiirgs always end
to their own detriment."
Tli me afflicted with Ecretna know
Packsrs Fia the Rates.
Cihcago, Sept. 2i>. — ‘The packers
tix the rates,” declare-1 A. II. Stmknry, j
president of the Clili ago, Great W«-et- j
ern railroad, testifying for the defense:
iiefore lbs Interstate Cunimerve com-j
mission today regarding lri«*ght rate*
from the Mlaeourl river to Chicago.;
In answer to a «juration aa to bow the :
charge, were made, President Stickney j
replied: “In fixing theratervn dreeaed '
meat, we don't have very much to say.
The packer generally makra the rate. I
He cornea to you and always makes yon
feel tliat he is your friend."
Rataa Favor Standard Oil.
Washington, Kept. YU. — Complaint ;
waa filed with the Interstate Commerce 1
cmnmiesion t«lav by the Marahall Oil j
com|*any, ot Marshalltown, Iowa, pro- 1
testing against freight rates on oil in
!*••• than carloa*! lota. They own refin­
eries in Pennsylvania. They allege rates |
unjustly discriminate in favor of the .
itarxlanl Oil company. The Chicago,
Burlington A Quincy; Missouri Pacific;.
Chicago. Rock Island A I'ruiflc. I**wa
Central; Chicago, Milwaukee A Nt. ,
Paul, ami Union Pacific railroads are '
the defrndanta.
All Protest Against Peace.
Tokio, Hep*. 21.—The emperor ia!
giving personal attention to tlie memo­
rials presented to the throne against
the terms <4 pMMse arranged with Rus- *
• ia.
Three memorials now number I
nearly 100. Tlie perrons who are try­
Mra Pvpprey—Yea. w» didn’t llks ing to interview privy «vmnciliora advo­
CHATTER XI.
our rallvra at all and were glad thay cate the refusal to ratify the treaty <4
’The men'o stark. «taring mad!" cried
paarw. and the public is almost unani­
left early — Philadelphia Preae
Daniel lelghan.
mous in demanding the resignation ot .
"Coma. now.
Either eay. 'David. 1
the cabinet. Kven the rnixieratee do
The reniatna of some aand that bad
forgive yon, becanoe there wa« not much
not coaceel their grief.
harm dona after al); I forgive you If been carted from Lytlo Greek Into Ren
you'll help mo la the way that yon only Bvrnardtno, Cal . for building purposes
Growing Worse at Hamburg.
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beer ma •
'he days of my Ilf«' pector whose eiperlen ed eye had not
JackeoB, Mine., Hept. 2(1.— The yel­
Then wo «ball know where wo are"
ed the metal's glitter as bo waa pass low lever infection at Hamburg is:
"I d'O't uoderetand one worC you eay.
CHAPTKU X.
spreading rapidly, nine new raaea, f>m ,
it waa eiaetly 12 o'nloek Bunday morn •lay!" A thought suddenly struck blns. Ing it
suspicious r-aaee and one death being I
Ing when Mr. t^lghan tree suddenly "Stay I The laat time 1 eat sysa oa yon
reported today.
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