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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

We lad q lsitsr tie osAer day fro-
hly ia the toun % Bo1l3sr, Cola-
tlas sAo1ll ts - iuteres4 70 pesPle
$40 are rroablel uiih spels q siek
ksa1schs- sAs wFiies tAai sAs ha1
thess SELLS ahogt fsar times a week,
uras clIEei % g. te bes as3 rezaia
tks-e froa 70 % hears each ti@e-
Hal t.ssa trozh5ed tAis Way fer ssv-
srai ytars. ali tie attacks beeaEs
21rs freqssat DoeteFz dsle hsr -
re.1. shs tried 3isiing. a. svsry bosg
ail IL uas groz ksr sts@ash. sesing
an 11YeFtisemsat q Dr.. Gzus's In
proFe5 Liver Pins uhsch sail, they
e1Fs srk hea3ashs by remaving the
caass. SIC aeei3s1 % tEy s1ss nars,
azl nsHs s1s fer tWo haxsS Sc sid
shs kal t4ksz tAs last Pil ucre tAaa
ts1r EsuiAs Aga hAs net lad q siek
sFsl 5f 1zy kla3 fsE ever Eve uauiAs
pr-ssfsas srIl tAess Flls for 25s Psr
baH a eliy takes e-s fnr q eess-
TAFy czre tiek kraiashe evsry tine
Rss sais b Dr. C. s siols arugEist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

Nsu TerE ss-s -.-Tte aIHEa
fs-essr e sss Pres ,s1s's slErrtr-s
70 -,ara-ns n-st-ls r--r-st ID uslrs-
wht Rejects "a tts laie1E1 meas
sssst rs. lac ,-asH1 D SIR Ia Feztierl
efrssss- IA sres ~ ths IsttFr q
srgltf1s.1 fsi1r wbs- sts Ers1lug Pssr
rran,ss a aetf- an. lu-fe uttgrF Eara-
nraga. w85.t l--sarsl Ia 10 trta-la
e-ns cr A1rs Isl zAs er7si1
an1 iztfsl l1tiarr ga-H rreEl- wi5tA sH-
Ts15rs nu fss tts better saTs-
saPras5ss1s E,assEst Presi3s1s
us-rrr. TIE fr1E lssssE 81 r1.s
wGth ths Pres ear u rts have wrli-
tea us.t asr1rsars tt t51.sslf I1l as
eszrtrr.- Tbs lssssr f,suA Do vas
rsgrirts5 s1 ssrsr1l wssssrr Farers -
gs-uins ls,ssr fran tts Press srs 90
T.arrsr
Ba-se Ma1s- seps zs-- W-hsr ssrr-
tar FAIRBANKS Err5Ts5 isrs vssass 2iy
ks fsur1 t1s Eevutl5el1 lesbsrs rH1-
.saeras2r srsrelss,E 1rsr s1s gualiet-
tiaa Eu ts.s Mns-s N1Eazz1s- Ea5-
Iisi.l az Ds1rsr tr fts western Fst-
e-u-isa g Miners. q wat Fas7arrs 81
- . 5sa1usEasisr q lDa.s El51rs ar.
PRES ssus Easssrs5s- EnE ae1z1l q
fts sr,asrsis.tr e. the Pfss5ls1t- Tas|
Press 5sr1-s ee1t-I s5rtir1 was ssI- t1I
er-Ur7fsa szasss Ss11s1r Lss M1ssls
- response % a tslerEm e insrlrF
fssa aim- ArE WIS az fillrws=
WRrse EaIss- WntiirEsa1- u C-I
SEPTEMBER a. Hen Lsss Ma1-is. Busts.
1Es1s-- Tear Telegram rfeslrsL Ti.s
Isats- Fs1 rsfss % Var7asrf1g i1 he a.
slsssssl b. M 60 NJ Mifl1sE DarnslF
an8 pcirss,5 IN tie Miners MaE1Elns ~
sSsresurt.sr "a 49, - ts1rAs- an 1lsu,i
anz tuv,u8sri fs-gtrF- have Erl1ss1
u.s Ep,t lsirs-. nee EEr lf.1sr even as
sar1tgirr e. 30 1Er- Da11s-r. nuf urr
sas s1sf- hare Wrisfsr 81 Mr- nar
rsllr requesting 80 sntw lf b. k1s rs
esirs,s s1r suft acrss tr5 rssussa6rE
h5m. Z 81 ts 81 c1ts hr u teta-s tht
dissrsts rsternsF st Caimr. So 1n1
eEa whsahsr Is 5s F.asastst o. llsrarsr
nnt var5si fis f1rrsr
Cssrnsa THDODOEE BOSWELL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

Be5ri35sz- al9zs and destitute sch
n trief vas tke eoz1iri1z q an old
s,liisr by uzne q J. J. HAvsEs, Vsr-
s1ilss, o. Fo- years be Vas trOuhlei
rith Kilzsy disease an z-i;hsr dss-
i1rs a0r medicine gave hin relief Az
ls.zth he tined Eseiric Bitss-s. IL p;
AIN q his feet in shsrt or3sr Ezi ngU
.s tassifss "I'm On The ro1i % eoz-
pisss rscsveEy." Bsst q sArts fos
Livsr 4.1 Ki1usy trgatles zzd al
torlzs q stomach aai BsEsl con.
plaiztS Olly So Gzaraztse3 by J. c,
Perry, 1ruggisi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
Potato Crop SHORT
EssTT s,lFrszss Frsz cslifo-z1s KssF
PT-uss D1xl

Pai4toes sell readily fer g. cents az
s4lsu- TEal is iss F-ics ozr Esr-
tkAlis are gayIzg e1- farmers TEs
t-ss potatoes are r1ziHg IN fEEo1 ths
tills TAe p111taes On tie 5E lzns2s
Eiu b. very shorz ercF- lrlass rains
s,ze- Tks taFs are s-lI Efs=B, and Il
ftFre are Epa3 rzias Wi-tl1 s Wssk-
ths efsp WiU - he,pz,l cli es1siisra-
ablt- Heavy shiP1eats ra1t1 P1rsian.i
ffcn Califarnia- aa3 ear b. -ail 3oE-
a. Sales for sl eenss rss t1s1sl I-ii-
raii1zs are tAat F.sis1ass VIII te cheap
~ in ~ lAvs ttan they Are a. fressnE-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
A Bsy's VIVA Ride tss Life

MIA family arauul expecting hiu
% die, aad soa riding Tor life i.
uiles % gss Dr. Kirg's NeW Discovery
Ter Cousllpticn. Cous1s az3 Colds
". Il. BEoWn, q Lsssvlie, lad, e-
dursi deaths agoaies frgz ASTHMA;
bzf tAis Woaisrfl medicine gave in.
stant relief Eni saoa ezrel him- lie
wriies; 81 noW slssP souudly every
uiEht. Like marvelous cares q Cor,
snmpfiaz. Puea@eaiA- Broaehitis
CougAs. Cslls aa1 Grip proves il,
mstrhleus meEu fer all Throat an5
Lang rFcub,es- Guaranteel bottles Sc
Ana si-oa TRIAL hsttlss free AZ J. C.
Pcrry's arug stars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
ROOSEVELT DENIES
WRITING LETTER

rr. ,s--- IA ua re Press s1-
-,s -.--4as--..r -s have made t1s 81
-rts rs.r -t- -1 Elfe. u1s 90
dressed - r,.-r. ---- 1- II TIE
f4-. s w.a--r--s-s Ts5-1 rs
ga ,1ra. va EBs1usr- ss r5rsr 5r fI
w-a P-ss Ca. Esa.sus-s u1us a.
-n-tsF. tr- u-fc- r-s and % b
-s.. -ts- n VIZ. written 1r rsF-.11.ss
an s--a,.- fr -,rrs- -- tzm tr IL
..-rs-e +- -s.s ..-s1-utr- rt sac lttt
.-tt ErE 1-s snH
.r-r-. f
s-rue --asr 81 - mr. lus--llls
81. .--a- c-r4- I-srs-11- tlL ana
.4-- -f. -.r+r 81 7tzs -1-1a1 l1llns-
q, los- s
Las s-.rus- tst 1u-sllsl b. vr--s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

Mr. = S.A-lE15z-. z4,ls ] IEs-Tv v-ssTs--1
PZboa. CZA3s1ros IL v-1ss:
sAf-sr fEkfzE Ssyezf rE1e<isf
fp1z, % take y0zr Fzlz1h1e rsszaSy.
PsrzrE- 4 UEs q co=pGsfe gTS4-E
Had aatrfrE1aan of the heEz. eo51
hs1-<E E,S 6aeG. fsEGAs EEAknsSS. 21
H11ecs-s. trEzAiEzEs kfnkizx fzslfzs
ssxrfv Al TIE Gi=e E01 SGsS 4 IEf
EzftsrizE Efrh syE1sEzic CHE&rrk. G1S
se3eFe thai 4 re1siEed ynzr kel5 IN
TIE nizk Gf nime 4 fAEb0~ed ysZT
EfreCzi1zs c1refziiy azf car EEy tD-6Ey
thEf E&Z vel arEfz- fGHnm1r r5Ezk
F1z e1oSEh f1r ~@re. fWduAt~EyT
hs yogr 6eh1sr. fhGge aEreRSy rsoa--
E-sn<e1 PerZna % ny frien1S G1c
ueiEkbsPz Grd 1hsy al praise r.
gfEh nhxf all EEfkerfzK v71ne1 WoGie
try a. 4 heErffy fhts acrondE1g % lhs
frulh. "--MrA X. Soknef<er.
Mrs YE-zy ELBrA61ssehs-, ot So
zssErLi., v. Y writes As fa-l5Us:
EFur tA-se z1ozzks Ez@s-s3 via
rEsz n TIE hasck A-.5 IN tns rsE5oz cf ~
k153sys. K=s5 . 51-l- pressing sz-n15oz
II tie Bhaa=szs A-d O4As- Ey=Es1--s %
EsslT5. cBz1--A- o
= Bat EsssT t1kazE rV-o bottles C Ps-z-
~ ! Al entirely wsZl. better tAA1 sTsl
W1Es----1Ezs- FEzzT E11rbd1-ss.sr.
SID f1r = HsA-sh Al BsAzfy.- VIII
81 ssp,s-zk-ly f5- wo2s2 ~ d. = 3
EE-z-Ba- P-ss55szf HAITI SK=-tGz.
tz=. Colz-hzs, OA50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
FAIRBANKS
D0LLWER
MEETING
Southern Pzcific viii Prob
ably Rua a Train BacG
Saturday Night

Tae Ftrsa1Es Ds-lrsr msesitg az
Pa,rlans snsu-ary aiEas Eil b. a hsm
rnsr frsm HrunsgviIls. Il si1ss Caair-
ruiiu p. A. RiEst cn1 htrs has Say
ssals wiE b. rrss-rel ia ihs trunary
fas an ueers srau ttls tiiy ana es1-iy.
whs sssl aa tA-s names o. siai e'ssa-
s5sz M1nF sramirsrf sllsu EeFul6
e1ra htrs slrsrsg s-ai ia sAsar 1a-ues
CAairufa Batfs 10 uttiag sgssts iz
Ess sFsrsll tsaia ffrm Pstsianl aa1
rssa1u g. az sac nttsrl fsun vases
Ba.rt,- 40 Ear az Amaly. al safls.lrF
rElL
uas EfuH'ai gassergsr age1' q sac
sastr'n rarft t.nFaay ". q co
aas- has isl,glans'l slis azts a. f.3-
lass
+-Wf h1rf Nrfl car aEfass a. A.
taay -fisu 1rI Wa.lt1rr 1- 80 zs
kaau tl- rlarart-st laular q f-a
F2f sn ttss- r1lss uaa t-s-fs f1 tms
e. Parsltn1 atl rftru1 iAt ltars us~;
itg Taue-raW fars1.a1 us wi2 Nery
ntslg t~ ttar 1s i-s gaa kasw sufsig
wAairtn ~ tars ia ttf Fssrisss ne
aasrl ai tef tt.l ~ aas tsnpersatl -as
eve sn ortalrly takf f1rt g thra
81 uEll'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

TIE fisHl.E real estate transfrrs
utr- re-set t.lag
= g. FlFsf o. = 2. Cls1r- De- acres,
30 Afg e.. srgA
Funa Ffrr o. u Mnsr. lsag
brfss. rF 5srl s-la1
s. FtMF 90 D. o. Phli7E e.
trr-e, -se De- iF rsrlw. s-la
A1nl M stzgw ia M1rg A. Ba1
tss lef s. tlsek 81 ssle-- ss5g
w. Fn ia Mary A. RaHtsr. ls 8
tiEst e. Nertt sales, s1lo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

IAf sa1en aeirs ca1rt i a. hs
-ets4 issuafrcu ussEi1g inie tAs sea
Fzartrrs ln raens z asd q evss lhs
i-a4l a Bssi laHE ne 49, egrs
re@ l. marh nss sgaeiaas aal IN
fart - grrat iaFrersnsat srer AS
ell saHltsFk Jaaite E1rnsr is t-sy
na1 telsy Frelarius 90 nere
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
ssssrs Lssa= Gsz-za4

Ls1rt- l11a- >sr-- g. ts-ltEr Jean
"a OXEN - sac Miners MarlUrs,
,4s 1rrz1 q tts Wesss-u FslsrEris'1 e
M,1sss- SAYS ttas be E,-luis't its Rs''s'e
rs. lssfar w-t tt+ fan aFgraTll g
1,s~rssarr Etruasl ana Pfe..1ts.ns
M sgss- ra utrn i+ sztl1iftsi trs utr-
ser f-s-- TasF Stated siis z1ruinE thtt
ttsr tss5ers tfs lsfres % D. EezEiua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
SCOTS EMULSION

k for babies and children
Who are Shin and pale when
they ought TO be FAT and
ruddy, Tor men and women
who are weak and delicate
when they ought 10 be strong
and hearty-ior all Who are
not getting proper nounsh-
mcnt from their food
Poor blood. thin body. open
the door for disease. Scots
Emulsion bars the way.
Makes the blood ncher. pro
duces healthy flesh and above
all provides nourishment
wsu $50 - . saHlas i-ss sSs4 rssuzsG
6C0TI a BowsG - f.ah s,rsn. sss Era
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
= - ), -

r. O. sriakrrzler- q tas Klamath
Iudiau aEeasy. hHs te+- aFq.ai-iei
thisf tlsrk az tte CssZzwz Ialia.
srhaol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
ozss EszsveG

Dr. FrAAk + Saith Ass rs@ovel his
sEloes fF1a ths roo2s ever tAe Be5
C.rner arsg ssass 70 the asE Rrsyzan
hlssk, ever tAs NeW YskshAza Tea
Esre. Patrozs Plsass take astiss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

EsFt sag4sr, whs .pgsarel before
l1siirs Tlrusr tAis nasaiax. sAargel
sta Assaaii 4si battery - as u,sA-
era hH, Mrs Annis Re.sE. Wss E1a3
s1S nnl seas uAisk ~ FaiA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

In tks case q the Wnilans Mfg
Ca@Faay asaiass Jerone , Scores. .
is-urtsr Eas beea SLED hy H. Ovssfa1-
ait1rufy for ths 3efe14aut-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28
HAPPY WOMEN
Psszsy @ ThEz II SIlsz. al G-sss
Es1s.z ts- L

Wal4d1-t nry weunl - harVT-
After rsars - tuekHehr s1Hs-Izs.
DNFs as E.5sfrF. 1lxArs * uEreEs-
TtF distress % urinary rFeEh4fs-
~ls fras rslist k1t r1reF
No reassr uAr EuF S1lsz rsatsr
~hsrii suEtr Ia thF face q tVlls1es
Iks ttis-
Mrs fo1r1 Ina Arn1ll q 80 Eas.
Fir.s ssses'- A-inuT- says- % u,sAz =
k4lnsy Pls dil we ifr1tls E1ssL
us.s-l ftsu tFr stsluarle Ialns atrCss
'he s-E1l g ur tafE En1 4lHE ftruzE1
rts sl4es Hhtfa Wers very severe W1f1
Z sss,--.-8 o. lafr HHyttizg c. SAL i1 o-s
E.eslri11 f1r AEv l--E11 u tine I 90
D-aE ktEsF Ells az4 r.Hue-.ts't
sttlr uss- teEal 90 Ees better riEE1
nwaF- hDt rergl1Et,1 fAEIEE tte--
Ttfr sa11 Fslafrel ne. All I AATe hli
tsrF ilfr.e ff11tlf slurf. I skHl always
trF a. kssy usaz = kil1fr FiLls IN sac
t11ss. tEa utl ree-E1f11 tkszl az sV-
cry grT,1rtErisF.
FlfEry mrrf lac tEts frgm SEltZ
FseTtt- NaI az Dr. >,c1s' = drug Etcrs-
aEd asa uaat hss rzslarners report
Per mls tv all dealers. Pr.ce SO
er1ss Ftsssf Miltlrn Co. Bu5al1, ".
r. sals AEeEts fas ths C1ite,1 States
Esusrnf.sr the EEIe-- D1a- 's-aE1
take ~ c1ker. IS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

Ms Hslsa C4IbfsatA, b. n Rso@
= Grani OP@ra Houss- Piano, veeal
t1r-e1y. thscfv ari sighs reading
s.s-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-28

Tlhe Eulhef q MsuagoliiHa Life Ia
ssFAnrs pa.ieiss il f1res - greater thAn
tAns q aay sskfs csHpaag n Azsrita-
greater tAaz al iAt FsEzlAr LIE izslE-
Aurs c1nTa1ies pul togsthsr( lsss
easl aul raa ealv ts aVsrselafei ~
rs.z 1aris,z zr H ETsaier n1utsr
tiEa irf uszhinsl r.sFuLario- = Great
~ New Yea Chsrage, Paila1siF Ala-
Bass "a. M.1frsal ani T,russa- R@Frs
ssrfs1 ~ J. r. MrC.lrt aa3 ,. Olirtr.
Rasz o.. NrCssuaek tlasE AEszis
uarrs.L
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-17
CHILDREN'S, DEPARTMENT

being Of his subjects and courteous to
all. is a king indeed.
Some of the boy kings of Europe
have left behind them a splendid rec
ord of wis" and right living. Edward
VI, who asccnded the throne when he
was but seven Years OF age. and who
died when he was but sixteen. was 4
marked example of young king who
tried 10 rule in q Christian spirit. We
are told that Bishop Ridley preached
on the subject of charity before Ed
ward VI when he was but thirteen
years of age. and the b0v WAS SO i'm
pressed by he discourse that he sent
for the bishop and asked his advice
regarding some charitable deeds he
had in mind. The result of this con
ference was the establishments of the
first really charitable and Christian in
was the Blue Coat School for the ed
ucati0n and support of fatherlcss chill
dren. Thraa hundred "poorc. father
lcsse children" as a record of the oc-
currence relates. were admitted to the
school on Christmas day in the year
1852, and when the school was opened
the young King. then but fifteen years
old, said in the presence of his Coun-
Gil. "Lord | yield thee most hearty
thanks that thou hast given me life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-17
A KING IN EMBRYO.

The most popular boy in PORTUGAL
and the one In whom the people of
'fat country are most interested. is
young Louis PHILIPPE, crown prince OF
fortuSai. He is a go0d-looking Young
lad now i'll his eighteenth wear. His
present It'll" is Duke of Braeanza. and
MS father IS Charles I. King OF PortII-
sal, who is himself quite young man.
heln2 but forty years of age so it
may be d good many years before the
young Duke Of BraganZa is called anon
to assume the cares and responsible.
'ieS that must come to the king of
even small country like Portugal.
which is but tGS miles lGng. By about
100 miles in width, with a total popu-
lation of but five millions. The Young
Duke OF BragaiZa is said to be a very
agreeable boy, and his face would in
dlcate that he has that valuable trait
we call good nature, which always
wins friendship. Nothing counts for
more in this life than real kindliness
OF feeling. and the most beloved kings
in the world have been those who
We're kindly considerate of the feelings
and needs of even the poorest of their
subjects. The king who is generous
in his sympathies. beedful of the we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-17

Special Trip 10 Worlds Fair for
Public School Children. their Parents
and Frends.-Prof. i. Jordan. supcrin-
tendent Of the public schools at Pine
Bluff. is arranging for Il special trip
to the Worlds Fair for pupils of the
schools. their parents and friends in
ranGements have been made with the
Worlds Fair Tour Co, of st. Louis
To provide accommodation for the
party. They have made a rate for a
6-day visit to the fair of $32 5
for adults. and. S27.S5 for child
ren under l2 and over 5 years Of age.
these rates include hotel accommoda-
tons, ; meals a day. entrance to the
World s Fair and round--trip railroad
ticket: in fact. covers all OF the actu-
al expenses of the trip. The party
Will be qlartered a1 the Monticello
Hotel, which is located at main cil-
trance OF Forest pa. ,hn best l0ca-
ton and one Of the best permanent
hotels in the city. Al rooms have
private bath. These yates arc about
ere half OF tl4e regular ratios. and
are made especially fer the benefit
Of tie pupi.s al thu public schools,
Their parents a1a friends Tho paft5
Will be personally conducted BY Nj
JORDAN aad par4nts 9Ae aee upa&Te
to attend eau sand their children in
his charge
Th party will leave August - Ma
the Cotton Belt. AlI those who de7ife
ia atte4d can Join the party ~ apply
A@ - Nr 1ordan al Pine BlnfT. who
9iil ha clad 10 give any further in
formation desired Il is intended te
have special train for The party #
the required nunDer can he secured.
and those who wish TO go should sub
scribe on or before August -. f
the required number is not securea,
special coaches will be provided for
the party on regular trains. The
Worlds Fair Tour company entertain
ed last month 200 pupils OF the Louis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-17

Boston, Mass, and return via South.
ern Railway.
From Memphis:
Via all rail, $3O.S0; via New York
and Sound, 5000; via Norfolk,
Charleston or Savannah, and thence
via steamer, $3596.
Tickets sold Aug. 18th, 18th and
14th, good to August goth. Privilege
of extension to Sept. 3Oth. Stop or
at New York; Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington.
Three daily schedules. Dining car
service. Write for particulars and re.
serve berths early.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-17
FERTILE VALLEY
OF THE MISSISSIPPI

OF THE MISSISSIPPI
While il Is true oklahoma. Indian
Ferntory and TeNas invite the Home
seeker and others in search of il prof
table investment and business com
potency, there Is another field aiuna
The Frisco System quite recently
Opened 10 those Interested in per
sonaI hetfcrmeut OF financial Ia
sources
On June tie line OF railroad hero
tofore known aa the ST. Louis. Mem
phis 4 southeastern tu0W Frisco Sys-
tenn, VAS exit adcd tp ST l.ot:iS, thus
making a territory in Missouri and
Arkansas, along the west bank OF the
Mississippi River. accessible by way
of st Louis
The present service consists oi pas
senSer train leaving liHion Station
10 a. III. daily, for Cape Girardoau,
l.uXora. Carruthersville and interme-
diate points TO Memphis, also the
Cape Girardeau accommodation
daily, leaving Union Station 4:2o
p. m.
Some years since perhaps a quar-
ter of a century, this section was
ment or prOgreSsivoneSs; now. how
ever, 1t is considered equal, as the
homeseeker and investor may meas
ure, TO Oklahoma, indian Territory
or Texas. The change in condition
throughout was accomplished by
large governmental expenditure, a
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lana Normal school and the Louis
lana Press association. They were
quartered at the Monticello and all
we're more than pleased with the
visit This is . splendid opportunity
to see the great worlds tair at small
cost.
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thus long 10 finish this work to the
glory of thy name" The king died a
short time after this. but the school
still exists. and thousands of poor
children have been cared for in it.
mat boy vas a kin& ndced-I. l..
Harbour
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Summ G r'S-Emd S0lilOmwies
By
By CLOVER ROE

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she might dwell in new comDanionsb;r
with her husband-Mrs. Nav failed to
notice how the look of bewilderment on
his face slowly changed into judicial
sternneSs. He had mans instructive
aversion to being made fun Of Though
scarcely conscious of it. he still cherished
a little resentment at the ridiculous
view he had been forced to take of him
self that morning. man complacentlv
reading poetry aloud to an unwilling
listener
Ethel, did your mother tell YOU who
wrote those wOrds?" His manner was
that of a crosS-eXaminer.
No. She said that you and might
ind that out together What makes YOU
look SO funny, Harrv?"
without her orders, he rose from his
char and came to her now, with some
thing OF her childish enthusiasm flushing
his usually grave face
Dear" he said with tremble of
triumphant pride in his voice, 1T was
my poet
Not Browning2" Her unfeigned be-
widerment removed the last faint sus-
P1clon from his eyes. Then mother did
play dear Joke on mel" Her voice
broke into joyous, ringing laughter. Her
husband joined her, and all the mornings
trouble was drowned in the sweet depths
of their mingled mirth
" But show it to me in the book pro
lessor, she said, and her husband did
not note the mischievous curve of her lips. |
Not now, Ethel"
Oh, you poor, dear professor" she
exclaimed; because you took all your
Browning books to the office, away from
the wife who hated him! | saw the
empty shelf this evening"
And you robbed the den too" he /
said, with a new ql1ickness of intuition. /
&c Where is my Guardian Saint"
was so afraid you wouldn't notice it
was gonel" she cried gaily. She was
back from her room in a moment with
the silver-framed photograph. Il don't
think she's worthy to be here yet, pro-
fessor," she said, putting the picture
back on the desk, and looking around
at the orderly rows of books; but she's
made beginning in her education And
somehow the books look more sociable
now than they did this morning"
They were in their old places in the
now
Harry she said, smoothing his hair.
. don't believe you half know Brown
ing. There was something else mother
reclted for me, but there wasn't time to
learn it. 1t was all about the dav
the night with gold | believe
your poet is full of JOY and love and life:
but 1t takes two to understand him.
Tell me something about him, professor.
| love Browning, because he has taught
me how much | love you"
And he told her the story of that great
mans love for his poet-wife, and of the
ideal married life of the two under golden
Italian skies.
When he had ended, there was
thoughtful hush. Then she laid her
cheek softly against his and whispered
Harry, do you know?-we forgot to
forgive"
And he knew that in those simple
words the poet-soul of his wife had
sounded the depths of love as truly as
his master-poet.