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Die man who wei m life the op
portunity to ev|«r«-M hunsetf tn the
largest terms, who alter atcertain-
uig what iacuhve» he has deter
mines to «levelop them to the lugh-
est pcMtib'e effi. wm y; who t* «. j|»a-
blc of teeing the vweelnrM and K>v
that lie «11 about him. who. bet.-g
prmid. <loe» not all «w ho body or
min*! Io be defiled he u the one
who obfauiv I lie big rcwaida
Ofqienlie m
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The Mascot
of Sweet
Briar Gulch
lb HENRY WALLACE
PHILLIPS
Ina Antiquity ot Man
IS
• J'«‘•TObmiMCWt t> ^llllllWQlW
M. D DS. T. K. SANDERSON
R. SHINN.
DENTIST
OREQOc
YOU
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
AD
Special attention given to
treatir g
diseases
Eye and Ear.
of
Eyes
perfect fit sf lens*—
Lumolatry In China.
hi
In China the pm. the ot lunlolatry
exists at the prv«rn> dai und I« of very
«airly origin The « hint fe-tlval. th it
of V'mplng or nimm *-iki— I« tieni dur
Ing the eighth tm* It of the Chinese
year Person* iiuik»- nil»*« of inrtoii*
•Ire* Io the *li«j.e ot the moon msl
pnlnt dlfferrut ligure» tt|»oii them
Ertemi« limi leintlvr. i n vl«t'« to mie
another, give entertainment«* and pre
*«-tit their i uken after miking pr led i
liuna mol pom lug out oliUllloti- Io II»«*
uioou
NEED
style of spectacle or eye-
glasses guaranteed..............
A.
ZJibany, UfC.
G, PRILL. M.
D.
Surgeon
Physician
Th» Only Condition
ou lend* to lite ou my In
tie n«k*-«l soflli
She I'Mikerl
Telephone, Exchange No 11
ING
OREGON
SCIO
R. SHELTON
Real Estate
Notary Public
Administrator of Estât«-»
Negotiated.
xvans
Abstract»
Lmn Counit Abstract Co.
Obtained and Examined
Corner 2nd and Broadalbin St.
OKEUON
trie
OHEGON
ALBANY
C. C. BRYANT
The Real Place In Portland to Eat
is at
ATTORNEY AT LAW Pup’s Coffee House
CUSICK BLOCK
at West en«l of the Morrison Street
OREGON
ALBANY
bridge.
J ohn r. WANNER
(Hueceaaor to Kiner Bros.)
PROPRIETOR.
A. SHANKS
— Manufacturer and ih-aler in-
Harnt ss
tinti
Carrugt Trtmminf
SHELBURN.
A. E Randall. Vkt Rtc»
Salitili s
E D My err. Aut.Caik.
Repair Work SolklteJ
jn ** i ** »?
All Work Stridir Giurasi«!
fe-
s
OREGON
«*• « ” » *■
OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE
THE ESMOND HOTEL
('entrally lociit rd, good
OREGON
rooms, prices moder
ate, courteous
treatment
BOTH PHONES
-
-
ATTORNEY
Corner Morrbos arj front Slrrrti
AT LAW
PORTLAND
Not. »-» Wright Bldg
OREGON
W eatherford & son
Attorneys-at-Lavc
Office in Blumberg Block
ALBANY
OREGON
ALBANY
Both fkotcv
Givano
s
There ta little danger from a cold or
from an attack of the grip except when
follower! by pneumonia, and thia never
happena when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is uaed. Thia remedy han won
ita great reputation and extenaive sale
bv ita remarkable cures of colds and
grip and can be relied upon with implicit
confidence
for sale by all dealers.
come?
up Into til« f.o e trusting y
"Certainty, denrmt.' »lie answered,
if ir -
If what?"
If you can gel another one for your
"Another?"
"Ten; another Income'*-Exchange
Coban Ind.ans.
Coban offl. l.al« .i| porU to the klug of
Nfmln In 15.14 for ■ 7 «tawi iieiime» Ihn
tliey tuny beeotne Inurerl to lal»>r In*
forr tbe Ind in« er1 ••• to vvHt
After
t.Vgl liiere wn» not nli Indiuu .in tbe
Uland
CapyritM. ISO* kr Ike Bobb«-Merrill
koai »any
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It wn« giftin' on well ps«t
»Irr middle, nil right.” retorted Chen
"WbM *ud ver wipe« k of a man dat
i?\»T hts»rd der tike beforeF*
I knew what to expect. ! nevnr
be in! them either till I came out here
1 wax dlk'gtbg a b*»le up the aide at
ti t I .1 yonder and had Ix-gun to feel
tti.it titer, w-ga aometlilng behind me
mid liuti It wn« almost time to »»»
h«»nte when old Jack, who has the
robe of III« family, poured out bla
»••til nliout twenty ranis nwny
! was
halfway ln«me < tic«. In-fore I Koi min I
enough to i ' o hack atnl Investigale
But bow listi .i and you'll hear aotue
tiling prettier thau ib.it.”
He put lit- finger« to bls ll|«a and
w hl«tl» <1 a bugle calL
I can't act 'voi up.
•
I can't r*< 'm up.
I can't t.«*t 'em up In tbe marnine!
And back cam»« lite
aoumli«! Jim
prett) reielllc In a fabric of music In
*!•■«• i Iluibly Intrriroi en. sharp and
«ta< * at > front the ii<*lght»*rliig walla
th*- llgbti t of w hl«p»*rs from the til«
tan* •-. turnlug ami twisting u|»m Itself
and starting afresh when all seemed
»till.
"Say. dat 1« prutty," «ahi Cho« en
thm lavth ally
"Hit h«*r again.”
"Voting man. you can com« up here
whenever you feel like It In the fu
Cut a« for now. I'm for home
litre,
nml grub
l*-t ain't »<i bud neither
Her anl
mil* i jumf*ed me up nit down Illi I
■ ml h 1*1 more'n n matt
l«l< »|>o»ik a
hong out h*.t«im"t« won't quit, will It?"
"No »Ir. thnt'« n flvlnre
Hang on
light mm ami I'll rate you to the
tablii
One. two three''
And nwny
nprlufisl Jlnt down the hill trail, the
burro Ittnilierlng after
"No fair!
No fair'" .tolled Ches
Ver ve go! me skate doped
Trow
U« a tow!"
Jltn wl*i*elt«d nt ih«« doorway and
took In the excited, hnppy little figure
lumping <m the burro’s luiek
For
i •• In hl* life he had tile siltlsfnC
tl t of an Indisputable proof thnt he
bad iL-ne w ell. With a sudden no ess
of nffi* tl>*ii tie caught th»* l»*y In Ills
arms nml »too»! him on th»« ground
Well, here's our home. Ches." he
»a l«l
Home’
The atreel Arab flllol hl»
puny i ti»*«!, took it long, tlevourlng
l*>*'k ab'-ut him nml souglil a definition
<>f llo* word to make soil ml tbe lift of
prhl<* nml lmf*e that rose withlli lilrn
"let menu nobuddy kilt chase na
out of til«?”
"Nobody.”
Daddy’s Bedtime
When Spark
Rulliteli the
Chicken House
Sp*rhl» n.* Out With an
I 44 In II • MnUth
p
«4 4 V* * s 4 •
Doe* a general banking buaineaa and
can assist you in the transfer of money
by issuing drafts to the different part»
of the United Mates, and its services
.•re available for the tranaartion of
conaervative bunineaa.
DENTIST
ALBANY
A U«n«tic>»i bl ocs.
One dn) a gentleman .:i'" hilf a
crown to n der.f Slid dumb' beggar,
alio, quite taken off hi* guani by *u<b
unusual muniticeli- e. evintilo-») Tile**
you. sir' Hl»—« you' '
i
"Hello*" ml«l the gviitlrinnu
thought you were deaf mid dumb."
"Mu i wn*. «Ir." replied the tieggnr.
"but your evintoli! Ittnry gelien wit y
wn« auch n sh*» k «och it pleasant
slx-k to th«* «« stem that It tin* re
stored my *| h -<- h snd hearing llie««
you strain, tir. s thousand lime*" —
London lit lilt«
tested.
scientifically
240 First Street
Ovrr Cuvkk'i Bank
Mun wn« looked ii|«m ns ohi when
It wn« shown that he wn* contempo
rnry with tbe mammoth In the giacisi
period, hut rer-enl discoveries prove
him to lie Imiiienaiimbly older am!
to have lived with the forerunners of
tbe mammoth elepbna nntlqiiu« mid
the Kt rn»a n rhlnoceroo. rhinorer.«
et ruscus
lie found his way Into tirent
Britain while the IVrltlsh Islntfil* were
■till a penlnntiln. nml the I hn nies was
a tributary of th«- Rhine and III the
ancient valley of th«- rilutti* •« pursued
the deer or ti««! from the «uve tear
mid the tiger Tbl» we know from the
botte« and «tone Implement* found in
umllsturte-d ground far below the
pn-i. iii •'.u t I ,• ..f iiç. - di I euturj
A
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E
w
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UT y
HEN daddy entt-e npstalra the children were talking nliout Nliepple
h
• lic.ilth I..i*l not la-en very g *«l. nnd Jack sal<l that
when their «log was ill the Greens hn<l given him u raw egg dnlly
nml found thnt It did good
"Blit,” «n d lit el) n to I ii I.
it Would In- hntM to get Nliefiplr tn ent nn egg
I never heart! of dog» entltig eggs"
"Well. Frankie Green ii« tbeli Bruno learned to like eggs," Inslatrd Jack
• I»«» you s'p . a. dog* like eg. « ihultl.t ■ n«k»«l Evelyn doubtfully.
'Well. «- me dog do
I
*11 tell ion a story of one dog that learned tn
like them loo well
Thl« d* g « name wn« Hpark
III* belonged to two little
girls named Agnes nml l»nl - I who Hv«sl In a delightful old fashioned house
In the country w her»’ they had < hl-ken« nnd cuts mid n pony
I'ntll Npnrk
ciitne In one morning nml ««it down !.< «id«- the kitchen rnnge with an air that
« Itl
*1 like thl« place pretty well
Guess I'll stay,* they never had had a
dog.
"About midwinter, when eggs were • -nrce. there was n rumor from the
kitchen thnt eccs were lost from the « hl« ken bouse very strangely. Gretchen,
who hnd charge of th»» pantry, wn« nngrt
Kite binmed Mr Cuddy, the colored
mnn. who cutne In twice n week to di* ««I*! Jolm
Mr Cuddy In his turn Inhl
It to the Italian« There wna an Italian family In the netgbhorh«>od The lit.
tie girl»' m. liter »u« -ure It wna rats nnd «o the cane stood until «»nr day
little Johnny Sh* rt. who lived actosa the «ti»-rt. boldly chnrgrd Npnrk with the
I heft
•Th«* little girl« were nngry. Spark hnd become very dear to them, al
though hr wna «elfish ntmut crowding the pu««l*-« nwny from the tire
The
children'« mother look««l doubtful, t ut father said. 'We ll try Hpark.' No be
got ■ mu. egg from the pantry ind put them down In the «Ittlng room where
Spark o»u!d ««a* them, and eiery <>n«’ pretcn*le*t |o l*o busy with something
Hpiirklr Jtt«t mildly ginn« rd nt the eggs a« much na to nay: Thue
Mi
folks ottuhl to G* more careful of those egg»! But It's none of my affair '
Then he «tretched out nnd went to alrs’p
"One m< ruing, though, th«- chlhlrrn's father happened to tie np early, and
wh.it «111 lie see Imt Mn»ter Spark <-«*mlng out of the chicken bouse with nn
M|«ark find t*een
••~g In bl« nioiith Then tbe iL»g went back am! got another
i igtlt In III" act
lie Wit« the egg thief
No Rpnrk th »in l «teul eggs an) more
Spark waa pun I «lied then nnd
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u u ul enough dog to learn that It Is wtnest uot to take
anything without leave.'*
h K
It's our’n.” the I* y wont on. with
curious vehemence. "Like dis here,"
«Hatching au old knlf»« from bls p«»k-
et nnd shaking It In his tight flat, "ter
t'row away, ter sell er ter keep, and
nobuddy got nullin' ter » ty nl*ont It7*
"Just that, laddybuck that and notb-
| Ing else.'*
' N>> more «linkin' an' *m*.*pln' nr* nt»’
•I '.Iglll dor ...| |-. r».
hi c ■ lullin’
frr der push, no more dirt of no kind.
Kay, I can't git dat jus' In a minute.”
He atcsKl grappling with tbe new
Idea
In the «ear* han old one came
to the top. Ill« face changed rapidly.
The furtive. Inintixl look return»«)
In
a tone tbe odd quiet of which CUU-
trnalinl with th«* former heat h*> spoke
»gain
"Ver for me now. ain't ter,
Jim? If If der Gnu should happen
ter come here yer wouldn't t'row mo
down nt dl« stage of der game?"
Tbe big man anawered him with an
equal solvrnes«
lie thrust a hand
l*efure the b«*y'a ey«a a splendid haud,
massive and corded nt the base, run
ning out to long, shapely. Intelligent
ffngera. and every line In It spoke of
power.
, 'I».. i .*n «• •■ that band. Cite«?
"Yv««»lr."
"If the Onn' «how« hl« face where
that band can get a grip on him It will
du the bnslne«« for him In one »qm-.-.e.
and If the ham! «an t reach there « a
Now. get Hint
rifle Inside thnt enn
out of your mind once for nil."
"Well.'' *al.l llo- boj
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tie d d. dal'* ail I kin «ay. Jim.'' mi l
rushed Into tbe house
The miner leaned l»n< k nnd laiiKhcd
and blrw his Dose, laugliv«! again ami
blew Illa no«« agitlli; then III- wl| e<|
the dust out of bl« eyes, nwote a
words himself und follow »«I the
within.
The next day Jim stnrled on
work In enrueat
Before h<- liml •■mk
n hole here or there In the broad
smooth surface of the Inr of gritel
that lie felt certain bld Ills ltmiau>n
Now he determined to begin nt the
crock bank mid drift atmlgltt m i. «
the bar. Tint! meant tltxt feel «if em
l.l-l If flic lc*t III: •
f’M • III
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much kinder than she had lilnte«l nt
lieforv. quite nn undertaking fur
man. con«i<lerlng the timbering
all.
It must hare lieon n miner
wrote that hope springs eternal In tbe
iiutiian breast.
Mtirelr In no pl.i e
other than the mines Is the fact «<•
manifest There wn« once n tnnn «er
only lhr«H’ year» old w ho was «Inkliig
through a cap of cement giai feet
I
I In- *1 off W «• lii'f ' I.:-
'!•
|Miw«ler work, barely to I«- hmsettetl
with a pick
The old man bait to
cilntb down sixty fi>et «if ladder I’ll
hi« bit« kct. climb nil attain nod «lump
It. nnd so on and «» on nml «o on lb-
•Ide«, bo hnd to wrlk thirty mil«-« and
tinck again with III« loa«l whenever he
run out of provisions
It hnd tnk.tt
him n year to put hl« abaft down the
sixty feet There were Ilo more <■» r".
each foo| getting harder, the * -»rd
only kurv what would hr* nt the l**>t-
tom whet he got tin re, «et ti alt In
that old t
to obtnln a complete exposition of the
theory nrxl practice of optimism
It
1« an unliellovablc story nml would Iw
seuselrM were it not entirely true
Benld« that effort. Jim« task took
on tbe tint of mt nt o» utloit. but the
tunn wlto runs <k»> feet of tiinin*l «in-
glc handed earns whatever may I h - at
the end of It.
Tbe tunnel wna the one thing Hint
('loro abhorr«’d In til» new aurrmnid-
I
Ings
Whether It was that It remind
I e»l lilm of the dingy hob-« of his < Ity
life or whether It wn» n nniurnl nn-
tlpnthy. Chea wns one of tlmse who
can never enter a «•ontlne<l sfutev with
At
out the sennatlon of nmotlii rlfig
any rate, neither argument nor •■••nx
Ing could get lilm to put h foot within
Ils dark mouth.
An old miner would hate shnnsl Ida
footings In thl» Insinn. «•. for .lint «o
thorough In some things, wan n care
Io»« workman
Your old miner would
have shaken his bond nt tbe weak
caps and rrckleiuily driven lagging,
frames out of plumb nnd made of nny
ath-k that came to hand more » -i«e-
I clally ns they were to anpftori loose
I dirt of the most tr«-n< heron« sort
Cb»si work«**! outside, dumping
rar that Jim hnd tnnde of four
section» for wh»w*l» nnd »lithe
board« for »Ides
Jlnt. Ill«« Ingenious,
hnd rigg»*d up n pulley system where
by Ches could run the car out nnd In
without Interrupting the work on the
face.
waa hard lalior for Ches nt fir«».,
he gritted hla teeth nnd stuck It
mnnfitllr.
(To b< C'ontinuvd)
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