The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 13, 1901, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt!MBMBBMWWWIWMalW1iiffiWl4 f tjatntmmtimaim, haMMMMMtMWMHMMMt m n if.awu6iaj M WBi ii . ; -- & W &. :-f of tea. MrtTrnratkiM nyii ' W" IfifrriNTKE Y1ED tt.Vh.wA. but i dtpt ,. r , pTWSUt; . , , ... w . 4 .. mnn,9 ,M rr wpr Mr. Gallup was not a recuj --- - i m IfiSHHilprflis.S'SliSMSsWHW tauotww SUMMONS TO HEAVEN. Iter She rmtU io Oct Afar Xotowost Hen Fjrt&i Het !M Jbitna as to the Manner Ik Which She Should Act When like Enter Her none Ao the Ann). tcprriite. Jtw, br a B. tr.) 'Whcn Mr. Gallop sat down for the wnlxig, bo had hi newspaper on bis knee and Mrs. Gallup was slnirlng ''Rock of Ages" and clearing away the supper tabic He had been rending for fcqnaxtcr of an honr when she qtjfeuy fntcred and eat down and sajdu ; "Samuel, I don't want to disturb you nor rtake you feci bad, but I feel ohllg Kl t!ak you a few questions. Last gbf afffitdnfght Mrs. Catkins mw a JlKut niStlHjf around In our back yatd. Jt was nilgbt -which bobbed up .ahd bobbed down and -dodged this way and that, and when It finally went out It gaTe a. great wink and a splutter. It -waa what they call a ghost lantern, Samuel and It meant that there wotild bo death In this house within a week. It'll bo my death, of course. I'Te got 27 different aliments, with heart dls east thrbwed In. . wH)lc you are as healthy as a cornfield. Yes; It'll be mo, .but I'm not wcepln orcr U I'm alttln right hare as calm a catnip, but I want to Know some few things." Mr. Gallup mutt bare known of her presence, but ho was too deeply Inter ested In his paper to recognize It He had found an artlclo which said that a bedbug could b boiled In water for V four hours and then como out with his ftmbltion undaunted. "I shall go to hcareh when I die, of , course," continued Mrs. Gallup as her yoIco broko a little. "I ortcr go there. Any .woman who lins4wliltqwnsliedjhe cc'lar crjpry spfj'ljf for 27 years, be sides innltln soft sortp, cuttln carpet rags, dyctn pycr old clothes and maklti one corset last her for 13 years, wjirgb ta heaven on the Jump. What bother. to. and as he was reading that a crow had been known to feign death to aroW baTlng a crowbar thrown at him be made no sign. - i ..... "Waal, V re- made up my mind to a few things," said Mrs. Gallup as the si lence grew painful. "I'b fin ap to heaven to do the best I kin. I ll I nayburly with all the angels 1 meet and let 'em understand that I dortt want no moro'n my share of harps and wings and thlngi. If I ddn't find any thin to eat or any beds to sleep on, 1 shan't raise no f nss nor go Into hyster ics, the way Mr. Taylor did at camp mfetln last year. Yes: I'll nut np with tSfnga as I find Vm and make the best of It, and I won't be Jealous If a few of 'em her better clothes on or kin sing befterVme. That's bow I'll act. Fam tie), and then If they pick on me they'll gU as ''good as they give. I kin be sassed and picked on Jest so fur, but artcr that they want to look out Would It put you out any. Harnuel. If I died at night Instead of In the daytlmol As I said. If I died at night 1 could slip Into heaven without any fuss, but If It's goln to make yeu any extra trouble I'll perish by daylight What wHl be the most,convonlpnt hour far your there Was deep slldnoo. Mrs. Gal lop's tears mado no thud as they fell upon the carpet and Mr. Gallup was reading with bated breath that an os trich covers 13 feet of ground at every stride when In full flight The clock ticked, tho sllcnco grew deeper, and the cricket on tho hearth fell Into a arolJnd the faoffi taSlcad of being h Uve, as on weekday. In the next place, be cats bis nreaaiasi wier usual, and his dinner earlier, and the result Is that he Is knocked out until Wednesday. The best thing to do on BBnday Is to conform to your usoti bablU as much as posslblc-Atcblsto Globe. A Ior From the im-lt Ilor. Mamma-Don't boll those canned peas, Bridget They only want to be warmed. Little Tommy Mamma, peas cant fntk. can they? Mamma Of course not, dear. by 7 noU Tnmmv Then bOW do yOU I know what thty want?-rhlladelphla Press. A man has no more right to say an uncivil thing than to act one, no more right to say a rude thing to another than to knock him down. The first tlrao a man Is appointed on a "committee" he Is very rpt to think tils position a very Important one. Mchlson Olobe. S ora ( Thousand rieees. -What do you think of a sword blade that contains a thousand sheets of met al? Yet they are not uncommon and, as you will readily Imagine, are of ori ental workmanship. Our painstaking, patient Japanese friends are tho mak ers of them, and a few days ago I had the pleasuro of seeing one In n Fourth avenue curiosity shop and had Its method of manufacture explained. The blades of these snbers are made from ningnetlc Iron ores. The steel Is nroduccd In small, vpr thin sheets. $8000 of 4 tit cea npoa Foflilaf Boads Tor 4 Salt. The City of Independence, Oregon, in aeeordan with an ordinance passed by the City Counoil on March 19. 1901, has opened in tho office of tho City Recorder, a bonk for subscription Subscriptions will be received in the following denominations at the option ol the purchaser: 60, $100. f 200and 300. Interest psyabiesemi.annoally. Bonds payable on or before April 1, 1911. Principal and interest payable in U. 8. GoW Coin. . . Die Iat aster seri valuation ol the City oi Independence was 1264,000. i he total Liabilities of the City are IS00O. . The bonds will bo issued .May l but dated April 1, 1901. fin borripi tons received at Tub Jourx-L odlce, in Salem.. J. L. Stocktoh, Mayor. II. M, Li.tES, City Recorder. 3 231md I Buggies... I 0PEN I Harness... " " -';: -. W 6 Bee Line Bureics, Henny Boggles (beat on cVPNINrS ? '. y earth for liverymen.) Babcock buggies for fcY iXlPiUD u We carry thoosmadcslnglo andojiblphar 9 6 city use. Ona and two horse aurreye, carriages, M nets, of all weights and up tptliofinest,gradoi. ft ( 0 top and open buggies, road wagons, carby'.farm M - U y wagons. rjzsssSASJ!3C&Sl!W ""vi I " I HOW RAPID FIRING QUICK DELIVERY TARGET PRACTICE By Means ol the Littlo TwoBit Want Ads, are Doing Business lor Our Readers How Orders, for Dried Apples Swelled One Man's Mail-Four Line Ad. Three Times Daily for 25 cents, or Daily and Weekly for SO cents. IMtrW!llOTtHKAS(lt.MASOATlr.,l me, however. Is bow I'm golu to act artrr I git there low know how com pany alius flustrates me. If tlireo or four of tho nelghlmia como in, I'm al most sure to full off my cheer or knock over aunthln. How's It golu to be when I git up.tbcra and meet a bull pasturo full of angels? There'll bo mllllona of 'em, Bnmuel, and they'll all bo lookln at mo and wondcrln who I am, and I'll bo so ppsot that I'll fall over my own feet" Bbo paused to wlpo tho tears Trorn her eyes with (ho palm of her hand, but as ho had asked no direct ques tions Mr. Gallup flulshcd tho bug artl clo and turned to ono On tho caro of clotheslines, "I dou't wa,nt to bo looked at and p'lnted out and made fun of pu there," said Mrs. Gallup as she sat with her eyes on tho carpet "All night long la,st night I couldn't sleep for thlnkln that some of tho angels woutd turn up their noses at me and want to know what On alrth i was doln thens. You remember fiarau Jano Illxby, who died two years ago? ilareh was snippy and y. If ah went to heaven, It would bo Jest her way to want to know why I'd como fiyln up there, with my rhsumatls and back aches. I'd have to nass her back, and then what would happen? Angels do sass each other sometimes, don't they, Samuel?" If Mr. Gallup bad aver given tho mat ter a thoaght ho was too busy to dis cuss It The statement was right be fore his eyes that 1,000.000 miles of dotbeallno went to destruction every year for wUnt of being hung up In tha wood shed when not In use, and he was reflfctlng on tho carelessness of hu manity in general. "I may git up to heaven In tho ulght when all tbt augel art) asliop, and so I'll Klip tn all right I hope that'll be t-o way, because It'll glvo itm a chance to kind o' git used to the place befora daylight Do you think they havo any breakfast up there? Mrs. Watklns says they don't but I dou't really see how they git slong without It I know 1 should feet a goneness, all day without Jtrcskfsst And 1 wont you to look at; tats, Kamuel. and set) If I'm the hum- blyest woman ever born. I baro road that when we die w are changed as tn tho twlBkltn of au eye. I hopo It's so. IC it ain't then I an't expect no good times up tbcrtt. Them angels will b p'lntln out my lop shoulder, my big feet and ray wabbly knees and wills rln to each other that I'd better ttafd dewn on alrth among tho cabbages' Xobody as known me con call mo obstl ' aato or tot but I'll bo tnutnmcd If 1 propeM to dto and become an angel to be made fun of. You'll be oti my side about that won't you?" Mr. Gallup beared a long sigh and iwemed about to speak, but uo word rttwe. Ho hud finished with the clothes Hm and struck an nrtlolo about the rJir powers of tha crew, and tbs wm( direct question from Mrs. Gallup weald bar passed unheeded. Her Ws fell er tw r fhrea mluutc. and U keif.'aAiiHitWsa lds up thr? Yen kscir Wv slept on a feather bI, y,sr 4c w w wttrrkHl, and Ir sJm- 'w smrMflulsr t amouUi U down SB bw,w w Com, 1''v got ueu Htbm, 4f I pitift off Vl Jest Uy tr ail kick araund all ahl ssj, I tiwy kev be Us, Sawne!, or do bay sp 9 HylH around all sight long a4 ! "I're'tfrached Wy Home at tMktr iMtei to m that JSyla and iil) all y wuM b& phqusIi unlees Jt &l ftraw tfcaa I do PVT. Vou r4r k4n tbW things, Hasuuel, and y wrtr tM mw o I'll mor what to l or. I might atsnd saas frw fMHHHimf .anifels, but I da wast W w JkHKl when ulifht eee, unit Jo vr my !MoMe coins on xKwted-1 j-1 wat u icMir that r kia her a eup A want ad. sots Ifio wlieols in hun dreds of heads In motion on yonr busl. nesi. It is tho silent canvasser that goes to tho flresldo -hero people figure out quietly whatthoy want and how beat to get it. Tita JouKKXi. want and exchango column becomes durlnntho week a reg ular country market a trading placo whtro all kinds of bargains nro made. Ono man bonght a cow tho past week through Tub JounxAf. want column and sold twotartloios that ho had on hand for sovoral years and got his money. Last week tho want ads. In Tux Journal, covered nearly a hundred different eublccts.aml In many instnuces wo know tho advertisers got JiiBtwhat they wanted. On a fllty cent ad. ono man sold threo cows, and mado good nrd.Slton each of thorn, another man offeVqd to trade a gold watch for n farm wagon, and ho found out that gold watches are commoner than vehicles. Ilodldnttgct a wagon, but as a result of hla ad. Iiu mnilo n trade that suited ill in even abutter. Thus tho man or woman who actively talks business makes business, und It pays ovury day In tho year. If you havo something tn trudn or sell, whotlmr Its aca1f or t half Interest In your business, a want ad, will touoh tho right person nine times out o( ten, just the person wllo Wants what you vu got Tilt Journal Is a llvti, oggrewjvo pa per, and ijteflpla will rfradit If thay hnvn to steal It. That's why it brings rim ul In to Kilvertlsertt. Bids for Wool at Ofetos School for Bllad. I$ig aro refioetel for wood to bo deltvored at the Oregon fcchool for Blind not lator than Septomtmr 15 1001, for all, or part of eatne. As follews: 100 cords of large erowlli body fir. lOi cords of tecond growth fir beat qllhllty. 18 eords of grub oak of medium size. 6 cords of body oak, straight apl it All of this wood to bo cut In four foot lonaths from wild green timber and,to be cloeuly corded without bulk heads. Mils to 15 Eeiilto' tho Huperintendent of Public Instruction and will bo opened bv the trustees ol said institution on the OH) day of May 1001 at 10 a. m. i!v o'dur ot the uoaru ol Trustees. J L. OAItTElt Superintendent. 4 3d-w r-wtl Rtservstlons to Open. Tho Kiowa and Camanclio country in Indian Territory will be opened for settlement this summer. It is a grand country, and reached only via the Great Kook island uome. n you are in terested, writo for booklet "Tho Okla homa Opportunity-" tells you all about Oklahoma and the country to be opened. A. E. Coorsn, G. A. 2G0 Alder St., Portland Oregon. 2d tf Tub Jouiikai. always "GotsThoro," and tho advertiser who usos itfl columns lilwrally and keeps in touch witfi Itfl advertising department will tu carried to success witli tho paper. Tho Want Column of n livo newspaper makes its renders n partner In your undertaking, A V cent nil. may do n tliotunnd dollar's worth of business for you. A man nnd his wlfo wanted omploy mont tho past week and a two-bit want ad. InTiiKJouu-VAi. brought them many applicants and now thoy aro comfortably rottluc) in n nlco lioino In chnrgo of n largo larm. They were perfect strangers, too, right from tho Hunt. A farmer had sovural thoueand pounds ot good dried apples to sell. A want ad brought buyers right to his liouto, and lie was kept busy putting up samples to mall to applicants, lln got morn nnlurs than IiocodM (111 and IiuhJoub timers fur nil ho ran dry this (all. DAILY and WICKKLY KDIT10NR OV TUB JOURNAL result at least UO,- 000 poriOns in a week, A want ail. of four If ilea In both papers for M cents will r-urely llud Boino ono during tho week who In tho uorrosoiiduut in need of what yuii whli to dtspnio of. , Tho lfreo Itural Mall corvloo will soon diiublu)tho rcopo of this paper's lutlueiiue from a busimwn stnudout. Daily oar rlers go out on eight rontosuvury day in tho wMil;. Jouiinaij gn ou sry mall stage and to ovury imjhIoIII.'o In Westuru Orciguii. His thuoiuipaHtr taken by poo p oi an partitM, aiui gooti uhsu peopiu. dote. Then Mr Waliup Miiiiuuiiiy in in aside his paper, stretched his nrms nud legs, with n "IIo-humtH and looked around to And Mrs. Gallup iml In tier chair- Hho hndu't gouu to Juln the angels-not yet M. Quad. THE KING OF HANDOUFFS. Inwllrrr llftlllj AiMrl. Sur prUa lit llrHIli. When Harry Hotidlul. the Auierleau king of haiiileurfM, arrnml In ltiigluud, be tried to arrange for mi tixlilbll of his skill nt Heotland Yard, hut .the authorttltM rwfUMwl to allow him an opportunity of tuiUlug on or taking off iittlulnl bniideuR's. suys lmdoii M. A. T Ho. aecfliuiKiuliHl by a skoptlual IHitUiH manager, lie mld im ordinary all n au American visitor to the tHtid-v liwilinuumrs. Mr. Houdlul, rtfi-V iiiHklug the ujuml 1-einiit-kn ,oii sniffih'iiK l)V v Vintl henrU. ciuually uikvd a UMtluit auoTit'a wlr of hrtlul I'tiffH The guide tottW them down and itiswenxl "Olt, tlieoo are lmiitleulT iii(hmIUU to rwiuortv" lloudkil wtts grimily Interested, nud thu lueldcm ojotieil by the Amwlenti vltor mruwitltig lils guide to lock the nniidcurfs on M nUt Then he ruriHHl his Iwek and irtieewnlwl In get tlug tlieiH off tn n uoupl of mlmttsa. tH of HauillHl's stmngiNit Mdvttii iur lirtPiwiiMl at a big botvl In 8t I'aHL Minn. whurC he f wj 4I known To UH ulirprliw?, h fHWl that a cwiple uf tnH) uecupylHg the rvoins tui )ior iMe h( hi w HUiMwnHt t bv iitflOiitfng'Kdartl w hftu. At rtrst be pHly sutHHi(wl this, but after a fww da) a hs wtla peVfwftb surv that imm ur the other of hla arigkuore sMtkiwad his very auoxewwut. uuo uftrw, wum Itoudlut was sitting u faW owu room, he heanl the sound of svuttlltiK outskle the door. Flinging It open, he dtscovervd hla two uuknown frtouds grramng a third man, who had uvl- ueuiiy nern w earing a loag uara cap that was dtaggtnl en oho side, show lug that be was heaitly handcuffed. "We're a euuple of deteatlVQS, Mr. Hqudlnl,"' potd uae ef tha molt, "This fellow made his eap from Jail some days io Wu knew that h weuida't'dftra to go to a locksmith to get his handcuff removed, and e sonpected that h might eme ta you." I IW I " 'W1 Nunilar Mlll. Th avcragu man, do hloolf so much harm ou Sunday hat he doa not rwaver until th following N'sh dv. in tin drat t)ltte. ho loaf Large Wall Maps of the United States ... Given Away i HOW TO GET ONE If you uro KoI"K East, Or thinking of ponding for your family, do not buy your tickets until you havo secured rates from tho ILLINOIS OKNTKAL RAIL HO AD Uo. Their servico Is excelled by none, and thoy can reach all points in tho East, Booth or Southeast from any point in Oregon or Washington. Through tourist car from Pacific Coast to Now York. If you will send fifteen eonts in stamps to tho address given below, wo will forward you by return mall a largo wall map of tno United States, Cuba and For particulars regarding passenger or trolgnt rates, can on or auuross, I). II. Trumddll, Oom'l Au't. III. Cent. R. 11. 142 Third st., I'ortland Ur GAP CLOSED Tlic operatloa of through trains te tweenSsa Trsaclico sail Los Anitlts. vis Surf and Santa uarbara. will tt lis on SUNDAY MARCH 31, 1901 oa the new COAST LIE ami tho workman negiiis uyming of them to tho und ot au Iron rod which serves rut n handle. To this aro solder ed other small shoots until the mass has a hmgth of about eight Inches, a width of about two Inches nnd n thick ness ot a littlo more than a quarter ot an lueh. This bar Is brought to a whlto heat, doubled on Itself nud hammered until It Is down to Its original dimensions, This process Is repeated in time, four similar bars are then soldered together, doubled upon themselves, resoldered and heated, the operation lielng repent ed five timed. Thin process makes the superposed Inyors so thin thnt a saber contains nt least a thousand sheets of metal If yew nad one of theso swards that Ims a veined npitenrfliico, you may know It Is caused by nllomnte hiyprs of iron nud Mteol leJHg soldoriHl tfgojber. -Nww rk HBrnld. T o Tliroiith Trslat Dally. The Coast Line Limited tcaviag each termlml In the mornlnc equipped with elegant csfe and carlor cars, will make daylight trip through the most rUturtsjue. varied sod entertaining sxencs on thi continent. Inquire of agents o(th Southern Pacific 3-JI-lm A Wor.l Krpl fym I' p. An alMeiittulndoil rurMlllo was the enitse af mueli nmuoeuieHt at a Mem phis hatol a few nights ago ll reg istonwl early after auppor, but dM not go to his room right off. Attout t o'oloek, his twirnl bedtime, tie remark ed to tho elerk that he believed M would "rowalH.' "VII right." sahl the obltgiag nmh lehlnd the eouHtor. The Wg etock ticked off another hour. aol tbe ohl man nddrxiMotl thn elerk agatMt "I say I Mlevo 111 roMMtUt." "Vim kavo my necHSteolo. sir" WhH the kattthi wt Uts UM rtssNtsil to It. the M tvltow. who whs m sleosiy he hardly know whore ho waji "at." eallad oot In a half amrrr vott-o Ml)y the eternal. I wy I blio I'll remain f Again the ehwk aware! hho of hi lermltlon. but the siluattoH m he coming orittoal. aad sotHethlHg HU to be don. "When yH aro ready to rettrV smM the clerk, Myu oan get your key at this desk." "Retire," said the exasperated gut 'That ! tho very word I've Ueo try lug to think of for two boor. Ou Hie the ley to my room. I'll sloop tin til 10 o'oiwk In the morula to make up for last timer Mewhls Bolwiur "I'o.lfttiy's m ortmo." aaUt tha Job's cufor&r "fclnybo. uflt" ropli4 the Mor h. "but It seows t be muUtiWl by haul labor for life." l'WildciiBja iml PULLMAN ORD'INARY SLEEPERS ThotoAirit travel lHtWfun tho Kast and the I'Mi'iffe CoH hss rinrhetl enor mous proporthms In tho last few years, nml vails for a iUnt clsea of enulp nieut. '1) meet this demand tho t'ull. iiinii ComiNinv has lNuicd froui Hh hnr, . ,.:.".... .i .; .... - - i wnai ii (M'ouwHiiy eniis mo "t'tinniau Unlluury tileepor. ' 'lheeo oars appear similar to tho regular sleeper Mug built on the same plan, but net furnished with tho same elegance. They are equip ped with mattrewee, blankets, sheets, pillows, pillow -canoe, towels, combs, ururhes, etc., ronulriug nothing ot the kiml to no liiriimliwl by the passenger. Rsolt ear has a stove for making tea and ootleeaud doing "light bouvekeening," ami oaoh (M'tien can K lilted with u odjustaUo table Au umlornml jnirler MH'oMpailea each i-r, his business Ih- tiig to make up Iwrilik, keep the ear ekwn.aHtl look after the wants ami oumforts of lie pSMeogers. In each of tho trains which ate ditpalehed iUy from lHwvUiel by the O R & N, (V , to Uo (ottiwl oe of there "I'MlltuaH Or dlaary StoemHt," The ear atUshed to the "Ohteasfl IVtlaad KoeoiaVa" goes through to Chicago with cloture, sml the uw to tho "Atlentk Kxpresa" rHiia to Kmhsms CHs without cbttHkie Wuen Bjtra 1st this ear for t'hsvago change to a kUHilar oar at tirgf. MsmIi of the tint sIsm travel la IxJnv. eerrW in theo ears, tho ratos Wiuir lower, aim! the orfoo nearly w)nI to iiwi im inn mimc MeMf r. For itttosaHtl lull infarnuthsa. loehid log foklote, w rite to rnzrsnA i. craio. lioaoratniHoMgor AjwnUO. H A N Oo. Portland, Oiegoa. Si V i i . i r , I Ulllllllllllllllfllll1 nnnnniiin I MITCH liljjllUlyilllilM EjLL i llliiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiiiiimnuuuuiiiia Defender Special Tires are winners. Have You Seen Dunlop Steel Rim It's the thing for a wet country like Oregon. Dunlop Detachable Are the best double tube tire. Oxford Tires Are good tires at little .money. .i ji e Other Wheels, $15 to $30. We liave just received another lot of .ladies' wheels in eluding trie newest chain guard. Everybody .should see this modern improvement before buying, Call and ex 'arndne its advantages. BIOYOLB SUNDRIBB Repair men. supplied with 'material in all quantities, We can save you money, Call and sseeus, iMolli; 6W1S k stay er 60. Brant 11 &Hietwd,9nt Htod to every otty tow m atMl vUWse In Aissorira. Ne. or and other viswk. Kxertoaed aad iMoaHrtotHMsl. Uood rotMHuerathxt Ks-taatu ikMies waatd. Par partlaa kos eddr Tho llulloUa l'rws Assoota hMKtt York. l ia " " '5uaL"3CXCx3an ItF. R CARY, Mgr. ; Salem, Oregon , tr i t ,. 'Farm 'Machinery Harrows, pWs, wtslfrs, driHi, faBniag mlHi, voiiivaiors, ganun toots, spray pomps, mow. era, hay rakes, binders, ao4 everything nelej s a plao from a famHy gardea to ths larxett raaon to unnjoa. XZKVXJ& OPEN EVENINGS Bicycle Shop -nS3 J finest ( eS5SCSAayc&aaA STjr-ffii-'r'.wiu.th. .ismwheroHer ?Wn t0 Plern mech.