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THE MULTNOMAH
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
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P ortland Ont
WET WEATHER COMFORT
M| Save weed y«»w* ’
URANO
a .<••« fe»« *e years sM ••• fnrtb-
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out OUARAirir I» BAC* Of THI»
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Take my
advice
comes lo you ns nature s
loud, direct from the best
wheat fields of the world.
Actually the Meat of the
Wheat — nothing added
nothins taken away
Two Honefit Pound«
In Every Package.
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Speak to Your Grocar
itj. Vt»bb«r©
llis Heart’s Desire
By Slit WALTER BBSANT
chapter X VI —CCoatl
"But yos
-Very well.” said l.s’i-1
cwa't t*»u< h the m -aey without the pa
pere, can you? Without la i:s| uf th w.
cuupona for tbe prreeut. wbat «bon I y *u
•ay auppooing ! wae tv »h»w y u
thia minute
u» f the ’ber papero that
were In the bog?"
”l>e you meen it ! »avid? do y we mean
BY’
”! m«aa batin’»©«« aeri© I »•in ••!»
Ing not giving ”
-! •uppoae.” said Daniel. trying to
pc©e«rv« a calm ©Btsfler. but trami ng
down to tha t-pa f ? t« fingvro
I «up
po©s. David, that tha man »bo baa th©
bsi baa n tT.uiuun at*d sub y<m becaue
b© thinks yuu ar« tuy ©»ctnyT’
Y i uiay • p¡ »©
• If r««
like ”
lbs
Ta, r 4 •• e
ft
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anís»ful p-A«r«a «O >f • r .■ h w ; 1 IS
•nr© i. tn a
rig i.pr * :»m» kt ?”
”J«ist •• yen Ilk© and© <>aly <!o8*t
yoa ••♦? at th© first m©nti'Mi of the
»ord iBipnt.'imrnl all th©«© papers
would b© dropped into th© fir©
“Hhow tn© prov© to m© that yutf
kn » » n-.©iking • bon* th© boi
“I am g ag to pr ra it to yea” Da
rid irft th© door and rama back !» th«
tabla, at ending or©v hia I unci©, -What
will yoa gl»a ma, I ask you gala, f -r
n y n© paper «-4 • f tb© L >i J .et to
prove that tha otb©v paper« valet?
"YY hat pap©r • It? "
Y i aha!
r|S 1 f tha papers ths!
ar© • rfh n thing I bar© • tua y g t
4 iu th » pa< k©t. and y •<» aL«ll Lav© it
If you g ve ii.e ten p inda 1« r it not a
<■* ••
If »
peony lese ten pounds
• nd I have to take It Lack. tea poanJa
up »na »hall I»© lorn up
worth f t e
and burned
To marrow ! •hall come
!>•< k »nd make th© bbu .© proposal, and
!h© neat da> th© aau»r and ©vary day
«hat y ■ u ref tea y*»u ahsll have ten
l*ound«‘ • rib f ti ••
pons burned
When they are all g ne y «»ti * I ba
•»try ’•
“Uh! I d >n t kn.*w what Ibis man
»»©an«!” th«
I
old u «•» cried in Uiatreaa
■’Neph©w. I am getting tired of thia
ML w m© th© paper if y "J hav© i! with
you. an! I will tali you »hat I will (L j
Put It Inta my bands ”
Wall. I • I - t m 1 do.ng that
If
you tear It up I shall want the ten
pounds just tho same It I *e«u't matter
to n»© if you tear up all tho papers
.Now”- he unf >hled the brow n paper
packet
• • • t do you think of thia?-—
Th© la at «ill • nd teat s meut of I »aniel
l^eighan.’ ”
H© placed It In hia uo H©' b
I hi« la a pr©< iuua doenmvnt. truly.”
•ah! Danl©l. a rahiabl© <l<»ciim©nt. Why.
uau. I *© mad© an (her will ©in e
I don't car© how many willa you hav©
don't are whether It la value
»•
To me it ia teo
ble to y >«i «
pounds
Tear 4 up <*r burn It. juat aa
you lik©
Hut leu pounds
Y <»i ar© a den* », David You w©r©
»nly a f »•- wh*ti y«*u went «»ay
You
hav© r^ tn© i»«rk » demon
“YY’hn niada m© thru? Y«»tl
Cotn*.
L»n t Ir! ua talk any «»or©
Th» r© •
your p©4©r. Giva tn© my ten pounds and
I »III g' Tomorrow or nett dsy. jiMt
aa I pieaae. I ah«U com© bark.”
Danlei Leighan’a hand« train bled an 1
h© Lesi? a ted. But ha did not doubt blv
nephew's word© Ila knew that the br»s
bad l»ertt aoniehnw rec •or ar ad, snd that
tha pa¡*era ware within !*av(ds rrarh.
if not in hta |»o war.
II» ‘ ; •:.e I L • desk »nd t» k »ut uf it
n© uf lh «« little round bile© which
• r© ma l* f r buttle© f marking ink. A
• <v©re gn just fit« into th •«© !>■ ■«•• H©
kept <»n© in h • «leak filled with »over
-.gna Mary went over to Murvtnu ou<t
» month to get th© m »ney for him
Ila
eld thi© bol tightly is hia Isft hau l • nd
l*egan very aluwly to rount out ten
pounds
“Here. David.” he aald. WS a heavy
Il you hai
• gl.
ter© la tha money
read thia will y j w-.uld have found
» ¡rae f p it d wn f r • mat hi ng good
But don’t
Well. ». far I forgive you
tempt me too much, or you may find my
real last will • nd testament a very dif
Y u are my nephew. ! »a
ferent thing
vid my only nvphaw and I’ve got a
< »od d©al to I©« ve”
‘ Aa f r my liberitene©, uncle. I am
going to tak© It out of you bit by bit
I
a little today and a little to morr w
1 think
•hall enjoy It better that way
You may ba t..nk
• -
ng to charga ma with unlawful p»>a«©«
• -»n of your property
If you -1 » tho
wbola of the papers will go Into the fire
Hemefn?»er that'
And n >w. uncle, I
think I’ve <1 no a g <1 m ming a work
Tak© ear© not to talk about thia little
matter to any one. or It will ba the woraa
for you mind. n«»t to Mary <»r to Ge rg©
<.r to anyb<»dy. If you breathe a wurd.
all the paper« go Into tha fire.”
t HAl-TEK XVI!
Wbsn Marr cam» In about one o’clock
to rlaar tha tabla an<! lay the cloth for
itlnnar aha »»«nil bar uncle In a racy
surprising con<!nloo. Ha was In tears
Danlfl'a papara -ar uotou- hs.1 up.,,, th,
tabla, am! ba ha4 laraad bls brad unto
bla pklluwa. aa Ahab lurna-1 hia nolo tha
wait.
"Whj. uncla." triad Mary, "whatavar
.. tha maitarT*
••1 wiah 1 waa -tra-t. Mary! I wlah I
was drad and t-ur »d. a -1 tbat It waa all
osar! I would rather be |||. | could
bwar any pale, I think, better than thia ”
Than what la it? Yon are trembling
Will you take a cup of tea?**
"No. I can’t art rd it. I can’t iffoN
Y'ou will have
any luiury now. Mary
to watch ©ver every penny for tbe fu
! tura"
"What has ha pawned, then?"
I bare been
"1 am a tniaarsble mao
mlaarabla for alt yaara, thinking orar
my papers, but I a,waya bopnd to And
iham Now they arc found that la all
' l'bay arr found, and I nsrrr really loot
than, till they wrra found"
"Whrrs wrra tbry. aftar all?"
•'I cannot trll you. Mary I only »rard
to-day by poot by a loiter o«t by
word of mouth that they aro t und
And tbry ara In tha han-ta of a
fa
rlllala • - -
Mari wh* will rob
ma of I know
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r>nn’t ask me any more.
them bark
don't tat) any "no what I hsrs salt, I
■n-iat hara told a mi ona. or I about I
n«n’t sprak to ms ah » it it.
hara d!rd
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1 must thlnh ! must think. Ok! as ver
In all my bfa boforo did I hsvs tu thinh
ao hard "
Hr could rat no dinner, this m rning's
btialnMs had taken away all 4«sir. for
food Its mads pathetic allucloos to the
workhouse
"Como, unelo," said Mary, "you will
mskt yonraclf 111 If yon frat
You hara
bald for sit years i.at y>u had
a*
m ney a ad «<*• y»w fin! that y»s r»«tly
ha vs l *«i it. and ywu » ry uvsr H as if It
was a new thing
Nou«ena» at>-ut ths
workh • 4«e ynu are a« r ■ h aa you »vr»
yesterday M
Mary " be •• «1. "iMvId ba« l«een here
• gain 1!« say« 4 • •■• a Judgment
‘Ail what, war's?”
' All ths trouble that baa fal ee upon
me the fall fr <u» t: » ¡”»ny the loss of
the patera, the very para'ya« he nays
It Is a J »!<>■ «nt for a*r taktag hi« lar d
l»o y<>u think that It is a jndgmsst
Mary? Perhaps I «•• hard ap»o tha
boy, but n»
itdn t aland by and •*« •
besstifa! piece of i-r -perty g ag to rack
• nd ruin • it ho .if »tepp g in to see ire
II
If I hadn’t ent kirn the m< ney or»
siortg«gs, another would, -f I ha la t
•old hitn up, another woul! and It Is all
.a ths fan.ij that a «hat I »•» 1 ought
fa think and not tor re ore •••• .ng
aud threatsuing
If It • a judgment
Mary——*’ lie paused ft a » rd of
comfort
••Well, uncle.** she «ad “we are
taught that ws bring our suffering« upon
jraeiv»« and be a re. If everyb !y was
g 1. ther« w i)d bs a great deal •*••
• ifTertng t) the
r 1 N 'bv«1y ran deny
that ”
Hut n-4 S'ich • ¡,»t of judgment. Mary
A fhia fi«« because I»av t had to •«
hit farm, and I b jght It' I can't be
*v« that
VY by I « t «»ther people get
judgments then?”
Patience, socle
Think whatever
happens u»w aboQt that money, that it
w«a lust all year« ago *’
Ah you keep oq saying that
Yow
don't understand what t la to have ths
th : g y ••» ba1 lewpalred of r» ver.ng
dang ng t ef rs j ur eyes and then taken
• •ay again IY hat 1 ea a woman under
•tend abn.ut property? !»av»d laughed
There's something
ma over !»av ! !!•
a juat aa slow aa ever in hie apee.h.
a ¡d In h.a ways, but he a grown clever
N<> one could have guessed that l»avl<l
< <uid go on aa b« went on here thia m-rn
lug
\Vhat h«a David fo do with It. tin
clef
' YY’Ith tbs property? Nothing Mary,
nothing.** ha replied, hastily
’’Don't
th’.uk that h« baa anyth ig to d“ with
t ” Ha groaned heavily, remembering
how much, how very much, I»« vid had
to do with It.
”t'an 1 d> anything? Can Grorga d •
anything T*
' Ge rge w nki like to see ma wr ing
e-l
It la an envious world. There la
•is thing he could do. It aserna a big
thing, but It is really a little thing
If
tie rgs would do It, I would—1 would
I would no. be^anae I ahouhl only
loae ths m >ney anofhsr way.’*
You mean you would give your con
•ent. uncle?”
“No no; ! can’t do that
I couldn’t
jeatrrday. much leas today, Mary ”
”YY •!!. what la thia thing that G»<>rga
could do for you?*’
A villain has got my property, Mary
Ge rge might g« and take It from him
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and watch ths villain. ! would find out
• hero hs had put the property I would
tear it out of hia hands if I could get It
tw* other way
Old as I am. I would
tear it from hia Hutches.’’
■tie rge <an hardly do that for you
uncle. Eape*’lal!y when you refuse yr»ur
uaeat to our marriage and are going
t < drive I.Ini nt f H 1<-
At jr.,u drw»
I »avid out of Berry ”
•’ll’a business girl; It’a buslneaa How
»-an I help It?”
’’Well, then uncle If yon are In real
trouble, send fur Gcurga. and 1st him
advta« you.”
"Ge-rge advise me’ Mary, my dear
when I begin to want adv
of any man,
•end fur tha doctor and or ter my r«»fBn
1 m ght u«e tie rge'a anna and legs but
uiy own bead ia en >>igb f r me. thank
you
Ther« 1« another way.” ha said
’Hut I doubt whether yuu have aufficlant
arte*-tlou f r y -ur uncle to try that way
Is It a insthlng that I could do? Of
court* I will do it. if I csn.”
••WIU you? It's this, girl Hash! don’t
tell anybody, Its thia I>svid hss got
a «errst thst I want to find «nt
Now.”
his voire sunk to a whisper "¡>svld was
always very fond uf you. Mary • n<! he
la that as>r( of a man •• a wurnan ran do
• hat ah« pleavea with him
l*r©t©nd to
let him make h»v« to y »u pratand that
you are in love with him. W head.a tha
aevrvt out of him, and then tall ma what
It Is”
“And what w <uh! Ge rge say while I
waa playing th.a part? I'nHe. If you
have such thoughts •• that, you may
eipsrt another judgment.”
He groaned, a g«*M deal shaken and
ag fated Then h« dropped asleep
But
hia »lumber waa uneasy, probable by rat
a »n uf hie agitation In ths morning, hia
head r>ll«l about, hs moaned in bl»
sleep, an«! hia finger» fidgeted reatieaaly
At four o'rl k hs w»>ke up «‘th a •tart
and a acresm. glaring about him with
terror stricken »yea. Just aa ha bad d<»na
onre bsfore.
•’llslp!” hs rr s i
’’Help!
II« will
murder me! Oh! villaia. 1 know you
now! I will remember ! will rsmsmbsr
I will rerueml»er!”
Hsrs ths terror
w»nt suddenly out of h.a ayes, and La
looked about him In bewilderment.
“Mary! I remembers«! ones more Oh’
I saw so Hear eo clear* and now I
hav« forgotten again
Thia .a the
I tlma that I have seen in my dream
the man who (••*« my papers ami my
g »Id tha «ec nd time! Mary, if it cornea
• gain, I aha!) go mad. <>b! to ba so
near, and to have the villain In my graap
• nd to let him go again! Mary. Mary
th« bias of the money, and the dreem.
•ialn I »i v • «
4«
will drive ma mad!”
1TIAPTKH XVIlt.
D a was truly an auaplcloua evening
f r a« to prsssnt mys.lf with mj newly
«*■’»»<■*1 b«t H-'w«»«r. Ignorant of
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I
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«la -1 »'»«’’•
1-1».
nn .(rs«»bl, surpr ••
III« room, when
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It eight
. a ,. g t.-tny
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Mr Laighaa waa aittiag
•till .nt rtg14. beo-'-llng. I «uppoM. osar
l>ai I • teeribl« thraata
"What do yo« want?" b« rri«d. «harp-
ly.
What 4o yon rom« bars for? I
am In no moot for |,j|« prating "
"I am eoms on your bull -»« Mr
M «han. If yoa rail that Idl« prating."
'Tail It. (ban. an-t l«ar« tn«
Iona,
aua ba «aid pltlfaliy "I aa
and 1 am la gries-.u» traabla. and 1
rann t nan my say oat of it
!»>>o't
mln-1 If I am a little Imps’ snU"
"I won't mind. Mr l.alghaa. Maan
time. I ha»n coma to pleass yon.
"Ton can't. Nothing ran p'.s.a ma
now. an'*«, yoa <-an maha ma young and
etrong. and »Ma to throttle a rulain—.
’bat WwulJ p:«aan ura
TLm I begvn. with f‘ e aoleflnelry with
which vne >aJa up to a dramat - situa
th n
a year» eg-». Mr I«» gban
that you had l>een r <bbed o( a
twenty pound« >n it '*
”A bundle of papera and a
twenty eovrmgne ! »1 1
flood hear
ewa! ewe man cwwmmi I b tbe OMCWAWg about
the papere, and •«»ther <n the evening
about the money
Gu «ML g * »a — I esa
Lear it g
’*Th»re la nothing te t>ear I a«auf*
you. Mr l^»igh«n.” I said, a little ne<
t ed
“YY'aa tbat bag of yvnru a brvwj
canvas b«g * • i y » r luitiaia D L we
ir
4. si ringel»
”! thought ec.** he
»« are » -a*
-Ro you. too, are in I
that I shall
And you aro come to ti
have the beg beck »4bout th« money,
• re you? George. I aupp*1«* will appear
neat with a «other piece • f k.a roosp r
Y-.u are all n • lale
ary
T thlnh I ha I better fin «h what I
Y 'J
have to
as -tul­ kly as ¡-
• re la a etra age
*1 to ugM. Ms
t-e-gf-an w th > -ar plots an-i runspir«-
- -ee a eery sirange a -4‘ !• ibis y*>ur
-Í
! produci >t ««d g»vo It
• Yoo It hi tbs hag I
th«
but ous bag. w that thia
fi •
the
•no
b«g
Well. | J.e't cera
ttMMioy
had
Y -u
grootor mmf'Wtui ine« much
hsvo r«»ms to tsll ids that
• ••
put iato your ha ads.”
“.Nog «t «II. I found th« bag Î found
It on tho top e»f H«mll tk»w#, hidden
bos! Io the Grty YY’otbor H; no
"Yory llkoly ”
Ilo t--s«o*! the bag
Why not there a a well aa any
«•ido
other place. »Ken the money waa
out of
• n. ths money ••• noi tab-'
•Mr
» I «g h ws« h. tisn away
en out
f ths Gray YY r:b#r St ♦
at the
where
«4 it by accidents aud hers,
Mv l»eighaQ. are j «ir twenty aovsr-
eigne.”
! took them from my ¡mehet and laid
them on the table ;n a little pila I ha
long lean finger© cl< a*d over them, a >d
he transferred them •» ftly t»> his p-.M*ket
without taking hl« eyre off my face, as
If he feared that I might pounce up«»a
the money
“And what, y-»un< man. do you aek
for your h»me«ty m bring! ng un bach
my money ?”
"Nothing ”
“You might have kept It
have hern none the wiser
Y«»u are
rich. I «upi»»«e. or you would have kept
wotild have kept
it. Mi
a ; und yea. a
It. <’i
pound! for yuur honesty?”
\ •. thank y oi, Mf LeigLan.' I ! • t
want a reward f »r cotnm<m h>«neaty Be
• ¡dee, /<• i must thank (it rg* K 1» e.
not me It waa <«rnrge who d.». ver»'1
that It waa yntir money
In
”Aa y»»u pies •* •• you ptasar
!«ondoti you are *<» rich. I supp<»«e. with
your writing that you ran sffrJ tu
throw away a pound well earned.
iT«i be continued »
.
UA.’<"x«e.
*"
»
<. OLD SORESgSS
~
*’!>id Maud and « lars klaa and maks
upr -Th«y kisawd and si»**led their
rusks up ‘~E1
’lias tbe circulation of your new
mags tit»» gone up*"
mags tine has"—I.Ife
iMcfnr—!k> you talk In your sleep?
Patletit No, I talk In other people a
I m a clergyman — Brooklyn Uf«*
Hop Smith !• «it k »I m ^I ”
H i
g»»t anything <latiger*>uav* ’YYell
g»»t young I>r June« * Town T«
K nick er la he a •tu’x'ewi
tiraa man? Bo* ker I eup|M
tNMi«ts that hr Is goiltg h» h
gated
Pu* k.
Huat»a ml Well. 1 must saw (hat all
fool« are not dead yet* W Ife tatfre
Hunatrly
I m glad of it. dear
I
net er look well In bta< k
lit » • t ra t »’d
lilt«
’Tommy, why !• If that
way« fighting with little
kirk?” ” *(*au*e hr can't Hl
a« me ’n' I «*an lh*k him.”
llerofd Hera hl
’’That man «ays a d!«b<*ne«t dollar
never ¡»n««*«*» 1 through hia hand« ” * \<*t
if hr muld help It.” answrrril .*<*’nj«tnr
N«»rghum. hr alwa»« i»rh| »*n t«» It '
Washington Htar
’’«¿rnlti«
he «aid. ”«h«»»i'd never l»e
hampered with the care« »»f a family
* Mlatakr,” anid the OMinrtad tn«n
!n
this eitravagant ngr it tnkr< a grnhi«
to keep a family ”
< Ytlsen YY'hai poaalble ri«i>ae di«l
you fellow« hate for ««quitting that
Citi
mu Merer? Juryman Inwmilty
nui' -Ger! The wb«»lr twelve of you?
«-Cleveland Leader
< Hlien YY’hy «Ion t you nominal«* a
good honest, tnmrruptiblr man f«»r
thia office? Pnllth Jan YY'hat'« the
use? Well have a K’**! majority with
out It” Clrvelatil leader
"Poor fellow. I pity him' Thv
g«g«*mrnt 1« at nn ©nd ” ”Gn»c
!k> you mean to aay the girl baa
bark on him?” ••Worse than I
Rhe ha« ?MM*n married to him ”
”Pa,” a«krd Tommy ”what a the
difference Iwtween ‘a*atirohc©,' am!
"Urli, my ««»n. «me la
1naurari«-e?’ ”
what the agent ba« atw! tbe other <
what he |>erMl«t« In trying to *r*H you”
Ten« her If n num gel« four <l«»!lara
for
working right hour» a «lay. what
RUSE O* UHIDE AND GROOM.
would ho got If bo worked ten I
' *
I.u«t Haliroatl Tiiketa and U«iMrrrle<l a «lay? Johnny Ten hours a day?
Over ibem to Fuul Paaae rigar»,
Gee! He'd get a call «town from «ie
"I have traveled as a Pullman run- union.
ductor fur twenty Air years and have
' Now,” «.i!d tbe tra«ber who La.I
seen bundn-’ls of new ly married cou- ben giving an elementary I k upon
pl««," said a man witli a blur suit and architecture, ’’ran any little I m >v tell
brlgtit brass buttons as a Naina F« tn© what a ’buttreaa* la?
*‘l know.”
A nanny
train came Into tbe I nlon depot tbe ahouted Tommy Kmart
other day, ‘ but not until this trip did gnat.”
I ever sea a bride aud groom »bo
Sympatlietl«’ !.a«1y Yrry •n<l that
could keep th« public from knowing your titubanti aboUltl have loaf Ins
they were on a honeymoon trip
Hut leg! How did It happen? Mrs M »14
this couple atiout which I «[wnk < er gles Why. he g«»t run over by on* »»’
talnly did fool n>« to perfection.
these 'ere sutmtractlon engine«, miss'
"A handsome young man and • —Pumh
bluablng. beautiful girl got In my r«r i Mrs. Bnckmedder* \Y hat «
th«*m
at Chicago as we Alerted west
I no­ numbers on th«* anternmhllr f«*r.
ticed that tho man sat down very «elf- Hiram ?
Mr.
|l.irkm»*«bhT« Why,
lahiy and iuimnllalely began reading a‘that’s the fellrr's s.-..re It ah«)«» how
nea e|>a|M*r, ns If be didn't know a win­ many folks h«*’a run ov«*r Chicago
some little woman was sitting ticsld« Dully New«
him
He bad a cool and liaughly nlr
"Mike.” said Plodding Pete.” don’t
«txiut him and I rather dlallke<! liltu you wish dot you waa one o’ dr««* here
for hta lack of courtesy. Pretty soon truat magnate« *” ’ Naw. ‘ wv« the an
I went around to collect tickets and «wer; “It ’nd hr t<><» ntu«-h hkc triuliu’
Without inking off a good appetite fur a • u»e <»' dye
asked him for them
bls eyes from hla paper be «aid. Mary, pepay ” Waahlngton Htnr
glee the man the tb kets,’ and went ’»Q
“Stop!” she cried; "If you dare tn
reading
put your arms around in«* I «ball
" 'You know I haven’t the ticket«/ “YY’hat?” he a«k«*d when «be heaifahd
’Then
quickly replied tha woman
“Humph!” she replied, “if y«»u hn<!
you've loat them,' retorted the angry any «punk you’d go ahead an«! And
husband, 'for I gave them to you t>e- out.” Chicago R«»c<>rd Herald
fore we got on the train '
“Dat dog o’ mine” «nht Mr Erne
" 'You dldu't, either,' bis wife re-
tue IMnkly. •’kro^*« on « trrln’ to whup
piled
ev’y four footl’d critter «tnt mmca
“ 1 did "
down de road” “He must l»e a flght
" 'You didn't ’
er.** “No. auh
lie ain't no fighter
" ‘1 know 1 did ’
But be «Ion’ a**em able to r«*o«>‘nlte de
“ And 1 know you didn’t, Do you
fork *’
tnean to •ay I tel! what Isn’t true?*
’ \Y'e had quite a prominent actor aa
“ 'No, but I’m sure you’ve Inst the
a a gurat at <»ur bomw* the other e%rn
tickets.' ,.
replied
r___ ____
the __________
husband with
____ _
Ing ” ••Gracloua! didn't you find It
look of eitreme disgust In tils couuto-
hard to entertain him?*’ ”<>h, uo we
nanca.
juat banded him a bunch of phot«»
"I saw trouble was brewing and told graph« an«? Ills own waa among them
them 1 would return later to get Hie He amu«ed hlm«elf for lioura
Phila­
tickets." continued the Pullman con­ delphia Prewa
ductor as he told hie story to a crowd
Ml«« <Hdg<»ld Before I gbe yon my
around him "" ben I went back th«
answer. Count, tell no* one thing
man was reading and the woman was
When my freuhn«-*»« of youth 1« g»»ne
pouting
The tickets were In a seat and the hand of time ha« dlmini«b«*»l
across from them, and I checked them whatever Iwauty I poeaeewed when ad
up. Not a word wan ap“kan aa 1 rr vanctng years « au«e my cheeks to fade
turned the UrkHa Io tha woman and and my rharms to vanish tell me.
left.
Count, will you Jove me thru? ¡he
"A fellow In the '-ar askr-d me If that Count —I do.
was a newly married couple, and I In
F'lrat Cabman What <!li| ronchante
formed him It -crtalt-'j wasn't, for
that stranger for driving him arouttd
twth man and woman fitaacl too much tbe corner to the hotel? Borond Cab
for that. I offered to bet him they man Four dollar» an«! ninety «even
had been married ten years.
cent» l iret Cabman YY’hy didn't y«»u
"Welt, we Anally reached
make tt an evenan*e «l<»liara? Sr<-.»nd
Telaa. where the man and Woman Cabman Rwcwuaw four dollars and
were to get off the train
Aa the train ninety «even ernta was all hr bad
slowed up the man calle.! me to him ' LIppItiruH’a.
and aald
••Hour do you get «<> many aubacrlb-
“ IxHik here, old man. you've been
erw
t««k«-d the \iw’««r I«» tl • •<?! »■ <»f
rather nice to ua and we want to let
the ft-eiit tfrtgatlne
“Jtiat befwr<?i
yon Into a little secret We were mar­ you and me I'll tell you the «e« ref All
ried Just before getting on this train tbe manuarrfpt arnt In I keep
I an*
Thai fuss about the tickets was all ar •wer the contrlbut«»ra an«! tell them
range.! before we started and I bought the «tuff will t»e used »• soon aa avail­
the newspaper Just to make the I’luff able
Tbat make« them aubwcrlbera
good. l»on't you think we behave well for Ilf©
Indiana polls Rtar.
for br'de end groom?''
Kansas City
Journal.
Hrrpent Imittune from It« Yrnom
Ono of the mo«t lm¡»nrtant things
Wight in Ilia I Ina.
a lout serpent venom is that each
"Y bs . 1 eslíe-1 on th* .1« *M»r of the
•| wm lea aeenis to t>* Immune to Its own
frost collar manufacturer last erm-
¡tolaon If a snake la Inoculated with
Ir.g
Tha old gentleman must batt
ita own venom It remains tinaffe. tod
baco thinking about bla buain-aa. for
M C. Phiaaiii. who has done so niuch
ba gasa ma a turndown."
on thia subject, finds ev per! mental eel
When
1
ra
lieti
he
"You ara lucky
denen that thia Immunity la to Iw at
Uxvk ma orar to tha front door Sud
tribu ted to the present** In the blood
gava me • turnover.1
Thia neutralises
nt a free antitoxin
the poison aa It la Introduced.
<m’y i»ns.
Tb« Racbalor May whit yon plea«s.
N'-w J *b r<»r Him.
but ! don t brlltve there w«a ever a
•'ll«»« you
’lx»«» — Twenty
nun that cvul.l site a w » »an up.
bonro'T* «Ak«<l tbe old lady of th«
The Hanrdlct My brother can
ilo you clerk In tbe t>»»>k »tore.
Tbe Ba belur
•'No. lady.” be raplled, “I «tn't
know ?
Tl«e Benedict
be la a la- time. I only came be.-, to day."—I'bil
I «delpliia I'resa.
dies tailor
> ’•
i»-’, r*a»«
Nothing ia more offerin'e tbM an old a-
VrUlUUIAWu*
that refuse» to heal
Patiently, <lav after day. it 1» treated and nursed, every
aulra. powder, etc. that if heard oi ia tried, but Joe» no good, untit the very
aight of it grow» offensiA'« to the »uffcrer and he bevoniea disgusted and mor­
bid. They are not only offensive, but dangeroua, Iwcauac the Mine germ
that pradnee* catucruua ulcer» b back of every old bore. The cause is in
the blood an ! aa long aa it
&wir scars ego tn» blesi became poiaoMsl, and
remain» the norc will be
the docter told tue I srvuld hare runu ng sores foe
there and continue to grow life aad that U -■<•» wet* clonad up tha raaaS
wor»c and more destructive w uld be fatal. Under this discoure, mg report I
The fact that thousun-ls ot left off their treatment and resorte»! to the use of
old bore» have been cut out S 8 8 Its effects were |«>mpt an t gratifying.
and even the bones ncrape-1. It took only a ah-el while tur the nmli. iue to en.
and yet they returned, ia in­ tírele cure up the sores, and 1 am not dead aa the
disputable evidence that the d.»'t t» intitnated I » .il l be. neit! rr base tha
bloo.1 is ducaacd and reapon- eoe»« caer br- ken out again JoliN W I vnvia.
Wheeling. W. Va, May 18. i$ri-
kible f >r tbe »ore or nicer.
Valuable ti- < i* I. -1 in cx|H-rimenting with eitetn.il treatmrnta. anch aa
Balve
p u lers u eshes etc
bccAusc the geruia and poison* in the blood
must lie removed before a cure can be effects'!
S. S. S cleanses and t>uri-
fie* the circulation ao that it came* rub. new blood to the part* and tbe
■ at. I ; -
4
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W©W
It ia aa
»'.’ ilar.i' ,• t.
aids t’-.e dl.-r-ct n an I ! ■:!» cv> t v J-Art of tl.e t»-ly IB
I -I b.eu’.t.., cnditivu
1
k n tl 1-1--1 with anv nie<!i 4 mh ice wished,
•» - "ut cl.arjic
EMC SWIFT St^CCIHC CO., ATIAMTA, GA.
I'»e (arc atesi lnv**«ti.»a
M **g<ln«
:
• +r ths greatest lu
Wht
courage to
kra t.u**«?*’
• I
« Bwered tha po What waa
. ••• hs* ig trouble with
lluggnv
tut
i» «utM»r it.»*!«• *'!t cvrem«»ny.
Btg that ba«u t brsti tohl
M uggin* Oh
•I» th*t * »«»•• what ba la The alter u’V «»f
m n.»ter*a fee.
Ifn \r»»r
Xgala
Mil •• Str .. • :»» Y m Mr M »ggv y I I
think ¡ y«>u • > )14 m«k« • lova»y come
da a.
But 4« r >u
Mu
really
ajenar ¡y
Mi«a
bu! y*< t have « •» h a funny face
Spr
d «H>
• <
k 4,
d up
to*r ah?
me w th out
<1 u t y-'t care.
• tt I J .4 * •
Yu«* van Get Aiken s I oct-I see litlll
I
Write Alien « «»I s»»*!. !e R. » N h 'ra
Il • *•
free •« ; L ul A * • I * < > «••
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* »wrt«m I « .ra hr
r.‘»n4 i<fvw ;•»< I-.« • •« 4 • unb «■.• A t f tg-
gUta «ell it .* K ; t «rewj t any * . »tit •'•«.
<Ar**uwds lor Y< in»n
H
» I Ila* a you avau n.y o»w
bo k .’
Crittrn» N
■>t d?
a llutn-
Kenbbke I
b**g ”
fo tall
Critkus V\
aula*
n?4> th«t you
b. grapM/l
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m
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L*. ’
t as
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nia dear boy I am ru r-.t I-, Ihw usw .1 II rna.sK
I
> ’ ht'ir
.»nil to* ’«"«a ! ■
. I In t-r
very pro-id uf tue taw ly tree, dun her
--new .a. ibi.» *.ih -lay . t I «ut ’« * k I’ . Itos
kn -w.
A. W. let r AH.’N.
I K>wn-.ng t>o you sver «
it?
hotory rubilo.
I ppaon — VVbhewask itî
1 hîW tillg I
k<**p ths
« ♦ ata-'h r
a
at
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of lb« 4,»i« : lb»n«t I r tr«uu ■ tila'4, fr«e»
F J .iKs Et A«*». Tul«do, O.
P;«*»'« <’i ■* . • t '<> t «
rh medicine.
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t
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Ha.. » t . h . » I
» - - ' • ■ ? «-at
year«. ’A :
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l »»e|»«'k«' » Wurtlo.
>ot Hu llrtnerk .SIS
I
'y
>f work
Parker tirar about
the fire th • w i I ♦ i ••> • ■ a «'
morning? Sr.en |r--i-le bare 7 r.-ai-. l with three «quart m*i'« a day?
\|<• i I - ¿ Mi*
l i •" » J’ right ta
With their 11». * Heuuarkakle. wasn't ill
he
I fa . tv ••• anything very la tree wjuar» mea'.» mt tui but w.»t
I d «»y ter de •! idy j »b ut w -rk
remark« I» stMHI It
g
¡
Parke
»» b/ i».i I II reiuarhabls tbat
the
eu I-S I- s •• a ;> s 4 «.lb tbeir Mee?
hvea ?
M then w 1 r e «r« w• • w «
thing
Krrw in No Had ’ ry escaped with • r ( ■ ■ > teat r. ’ «xiy toi mb L . their childIVO
ot : »he r iivea it o mid have beeu trjly during the la*-thing ¡«rlud.
remarkable.
Afi*r AlH»«»«*
f*rrsl«n Dinner«
Il.Gph I’c!.- 4 !:•
v ¡»rr« Iriit mid
Persian dinner« are very tnurfe like ¿•♦•tirral inatntg»-r <»f the l.«»ng Inland
our*, only turned tbs wroug way U.iJr«>.«tl, hat a hrw J.»k»* * bleb ba
round
*1 he feast is preceded by I» are« wn« > abletl to him frotu Parla.
pipe« while tea ami sweet» arc ha ml«*'I
I ' •
• n th the •••' ent attempt
atK*ut Then the Mervauts of tbe hou«*4 to iuis - i»t»’ l\ hg
<>f Spain
appear, bringing in a lung leather X l.» n be * «*
! g th .u«;h Paris la
shi rt, w ! h ‘h * «¡tt- .t l In the inhl 1 •
> .• VX !i r
!« nt I I v-t uf
of the rt<»or I h»* gue«t« s<piat around Prance.
thia, tailor fathlun When all are seat*
Mr l*«»fert
••d a flat loaf of broad is pl«’«*! be I» !•« the k titf a‘k»-«1 the prevdent.
fore etery one, and the bahd then iwm-
Yfter you, my ¿leaf Alfonsr.” re-
tnem*« s to play
The various d • **« pii» I the Prrn b ebh’f « t«- utive. with
nr* brought In on trays and arratig«* I out a «mile
• round the leather *h«*«*t at intervals
a i i vos
F . N. U
1 he rovers are then removed, the host
•ays *Bismtllah" fin the name of <»o»l
' Il V N '• rt t h. < tt» M<1 va»rt <•< r© !» tea««
and without another word they all fall
ttirniiou ll»l« p«|»«r.
rejoin
corner
à
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thiiiuii Morphme nor Stuicxal
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