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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20


the rabble. in spite of the fact that
many of them We're mounted upon
Major Robert Beveriy.s best horses
through their having less knowledge of
horsemanship. closed around Mary
Cavendish on Merry Roger. clearing
the ground with long galloping bounds,
and Catherine. with the strange horse
man. was somewhat behind.
As we came up with Mary she looked
at Us over ner shoulder with n bright
ness of triumph and withai something
of merriment, like a child successful
in mischief, and laughed and waved
her hand in which, as / live, she held
q sword = ich had long graced the hall
at Drake Hill, and / believe she medi-
tated cutting the tobacco herself.
Then n great cheer went up for her,
in which we, in spite of our misgivings,
Joined. Something so wonderful and
innocent there was in the fresh en-
thusiasm of the maid. Then again her
sweet voice rang out:
Down with the tobacco. gentlemen
OF Virginia. and down with all tyranny.
Remember Nathaniel Bacon, remember
Nathaniel Bacon"
Of hers, and the air rang with "Remem
Der Nathaniel Bacon.'
But as soon as might be rode close
enough to speak with Mary Cavendish,
and Sir Humphrey was on the other
side. each with our jealousy lost sight
Of in our concern for her.
"Child, thou must turn and go home"
/ said, and fear my voice lost its firm
ness, for l was half mad with admira-
ton and love and apprehension for her.
Then Sir Humphrey echoed me.
THE militia will be upon us present
ly," he shouted in her ear above the
din. Ride home as fast as you may"
She looked from one to the other OF
us and laughed gayly and shook her
head, and her golden curls few to the
wind, and she touched Merry Roger
with her whip and he bounded ahead,
and we had all we could do to keep
pace, he being fresh. Then Parson
Downs pelted to her side and besought
her to turn. and SO did Captain Jaynes,
light at her spirit, and his bright eyes
viewed her in such wise that l could
scarce keep my fingers from his throat
But Mary Cavendish would hear to
none, and no way there was of turn
ing her, lest we dragged her from her
saddle.
Again rode close and spoke so that
no one beside her could hear.
Go home. l pray you, if you love
me-" said.
But she looked at me with a proud
defiance and such a spirit of a man
that 1 marveled at her.
"'Tis no time to talk OF love, SIR" said
she. when a people strike for liberty
they stop not for honey nor kisses"
Then she cried again, Remember
Nathaniel Baconv And again that
wild shout echoed her silver voice
But then / spoke again, catching her
bride rein as l rode.
Then go, if not because you love me,
because / love thee said close to her
ear with her golden hair blowing
athwart my face.
Il obey not the man who loves me,
but the man who weds me, and that
you will not do because you hold your
pride dearer than love-" said she.
Nay, because l hold thee dearer than
my love-" said I.
'''Tis a false principle you act upon,
and love is before all else, even that
Eary shouting
"Remer1ber Nathaniel Bacon!"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20

wounds with some Tlnen rot 1 knew
not whence, and Catherine was there,
and all the fine the great battering
blows upon the door were kept up. and
also on the window shutters, and the
door began to shake.
Then l remembered something. There
was behind the house a creek which
was dry in midsummer. but often. as
now. in springtime. swollen with rains.
and Of SUFFICIENT depth and force to
noat boat. And when 1t was possible
it had been the custom to send stores
of tobacco for lading on shipboard TO
England by this short cut of the creek.
Harry besseehss Sir Humphrey
- sAve May
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20

n
E%S me like a silver trumpet and
96y cried out, with a wave of her
white arm to them all: ION to Laurel
Greek, l pray you. Oh, 1 pray you,
good people, on to Laurel Greek, and cut
down my tobacco for the sake of Vir-
ginia and the honor of the colony"
1t needed but puff of any wind of
human will to send that fiery mob leap
ing in a new direction. Straightway
they shouted with one accord: ITO
Laurel Creek, to Laurel Creek! Down
with the tobacco, down with the gov
ernor, down with the king. To Laurel
Creekw and forged ahead, turning to
the left instead of the right as had
been ordered, and Mary was swept
along with them, and Catherine would
have been crushed had not a horse
man, whom did not recognize, caught
her up on the saddle with him with a
wonderful swing Of long. 1.-the arm
and then galloped after. And as for
myself and Captain Jaynes and Sir
Humphrey and others Of the burgesses
whom / had best not call by name. we
went. too. since we might as well have
tried to hold the current of the James
river as that headlong company.
But as soon as might be shouted
out 70 Sir humphrey above the din
that our first duty must be to save
Mary and Catherine. And he answered
back in hoarse shout, "Oh. for Gods
sake, ride fast, Harry, for should the
militia come what would happen to
them?'
But l needed no urging. I know not
whom / rode down. trust not any,
but l know not. got before them all
in some wise, Sir Humphrey following
close behind, and Ralph Drake also,
swearing that he knew not what pos
sessed the jades to NEEDLE in such
matters and shouting to the rabble to
stop, but he might as well have shout
ed TO the wind. And by that time |
there were more than a hundred OF US. |
though whence they had come l know |
not.
We gentlemen kept together in some |
wise and gradually gained on Mary, |
who had had the start, and there were |
some seven of us-one of the Barrys, |
Sir Humphrey Hyde, Ralph Drake, |
Parson Downs, in such guise for par /
son that no one would have known |
him, booted and spurred and riding |
harder than any by virtue of his best
horse in the colony. myself and two Of /
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20

or man, gives first evidence i'm the
eyes. Then the time came when I saw
his impulse to charge start in his eyes,
and l fired, and he fell. Then 1 fired
again, but wildly. for everything was
in motion. and l know not whom / hit.
if any one. Then felt my own right leg
Harry with pistols leveled
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20
Widow TabithA Story

her thither and why women were In
the front in all our virginian wars,
whether they wore white aprons or
not?
As he spoke Ralph Drake shouted
out with a great laugh that maybe
twas for the purpose OF carrying the
men. and pointed. and there was one OF
the black wenches bringing Nick Barry,
who else had fallen. upon her back to
the field. Then she set him down in
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20
(To Be Continued.)

Fred Barton left yesterday for .
hunting trip in the southern part Of
the state.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20
CHAPTER XVII.

a 1ARY CAvENDISH raised her
lMJ voice high until it seemed to
H~6 me like silver trumpet and
&6 cried out, with wave of her
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-20

M HAVE seen the same effect
when stone was thrown
into a boil Of river rapids
- an enhancement and marvel
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28
90 NOT SAVE MONEY eY-

Wearing thin clothing. Flannel Is
cheaper than druggists prices.
Swing in the twilight. Artificial
light Is cheaper than oculists' bills.
Doing without your luncheon, even
II only for once. This Will inJure
your health.
Using cheap soap. II will cost you
something in cold creams and suffering
to remedy the harm II does.
Trying 10 do the work of the up.
ho!sterers and the carpet layers. You
may never feel like doing any work
again.
Going about In thin shoes Leather
Is cheaper than qulnine and porous
plasters. also than case OF pneu.
monia.
Walking home after a days shop.
ping. You can get more money. hut
you cannot get a new constitution aft.
or yours has been undermined.
ovcrwork!ng. Nobody will thank
you. You will be 40 cross that the
very people for whom you are saving
the money will hate you and your hus.
band will wish he had married n
snendthrlft
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28
An orchid worth $4,000.

over In Thibet there are $1,000 or,
chids lying around loose. but you risk
your life II you go after them. for saw
age hill tribes are awaiting the en-
thusIastic collector. or, fer that mat
ter, any other foreigner who ventures
into their domain. That these valu'
able flowers are there was discovered
by the British Thibet expedition. This
plant Is a lonSlost orch hi. the Cyprape
dunn Fairr!eanum. which has lona
been wanted at the ratn CT $1,000 pei
specimen.
A hundred year ago the best physi.
cion would give you a medicin' for
your heart without stopping TO think
what effect IL might have on the liver
Even 10 this good day cough and cold
medicines invariably binll the bowels
This is wrong. Bees La: :ative Cough
Syrup with Honey ana Tar acts on
the bowels drives our the cold
clears the head, relieves all coughs
cleanses and strengthens the mucous
membranes OF the throot chest. lung:
and bronchial tubes. S,oid by Frank
iloracek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28
A NATION or CANALS.
The Division Lines Between Field.
Farms and Provinces In Holland,

Farms and Provinces In Holland.
Holland IL nation without fence
and without roadside canals seryin
for both. Canals mark the d!y!sio.
lines between fields. farms and prov
tnces. The canals are highways upor
which the Dutch farmer gathers In III,
crops and brings them. in ssilboa,s. W
TO his very back door: and upon this
highway also he carries his produce
20 market. Horses are seldom seen ir
the country and are never used FOR
towing the canal boats. The boats are
either towed or poled along by men
but In the open country sails are very
largely used. and Il In an interesting
sight. a. you travel through the coun
try. to see scores Of great sailing yes
II gliding along. apparently. on IN,
dry land. for the canals are invisible NJ
q short distance. writes n. c. Ostrand
er In the Los Angeles Times. The long
arms OF dozen or more windmill,
usually form a prominent part OF tbs
landscape. while the tiled and thatchei
farm buildings, the massive dykes. the
w!despreading green veidt stretching
away 10 the horizon. and everywher,
the quaint dress OF the country peopl,
and the clumsy wooden sabots. worI
90 universally. 90 10 complete n most
charming picture OF rural life In Hol
land and one which may he seen with
varying phases at all times, and In al
parts OF the kingdom. Here we see .
great canal boat sail into the hack
yard and up TO the bsck door OF the
farmhouse to take on Its cargo OF prod
uce for the market. and just opposit,
Il lazy. picturesque rascal perchet
ION CARLOAD OF garden truck. rat
Ting along the canal hank AZ n brisk
gait, drawn by team Of four dogs
following the narrow footpath toward
the town. Great numbers OF cattle and
sheep are TO be seen everywhere. The
cattle OF Holland are beautiful blacf
and white creatures, every one OF then
carefully groomedNand blanketed. The
traveller in Holland will look In VAR
for COW stables, for the reason thai
there are none. The Dutch cattle ar,
stabbed In the farmhouse. sheltered by
the same roof which shelters the farm
or and his family.
We visited one OF these model Dutc.
dairy establishments At Brock. II
Waterland. II occupied the rear por
ton OF the farmhouse. with It's door
opening into the main living hall. anc
we found II TO be marvelously clean
beautifully pa!nti and kalsomined
With pretty curta!:ed windows. bright
ly polished brasswarc, and well.lald
floors Of tile and brick. secured ~
spotlessly clean as sand could make
them.
The cattle have 4 bath every morn
ing. and their tails are carefully
combed out and tied with wisp OF
straw. There are no draughts OF COLI
air In this model stable. and II Is OK
cecdingly comfortable in both winter
and summer; In fact. much Of the
household work Is performed here
cheesemaking. laundry work and tho
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28
as A Snap,
& kULII

emarked the d
a newspaper I'd
have a snap
houses send md
b and dra " on |
! send a bill tO|
zones in sweaud
trading at my |
| N hard up for|
y of those w1
ing cash in A
r. houses. II /
ey to any cause
iding for tIatd
ay l am a hog /
Ipected to dix |
hat comes alor5
It to a church 4
say ] ought |
E they do partI
, but my friend
I'd neither buy5I
ielps the churci
the cash IN n
d il | were I'll
ipticn paper |
lie houses whi
d Get the hoDsI
! sell a pair I'll
the family TO u
( l buy a load |
I do the same
arc able to pat
oncy while ! 4
cnt al the bank
! have a good
the hard lm
rom people n
lde with me
duplicate al
and wait unu
ny money. MI
avy when ! 4
light when ! II
thief, a liar
smile | am |
rite; # | don
}, this is ccri1
then he lookt1
h OF book n
wondered d
63so TO pay I
borrow. tx
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

Every form OF distressing ailment
known as piles originates internally.
The real cause OF the trouble is in
side. ManZan is put up in collapsible
tubes with nozzle, so the medicine
can be applied where It will do the
most good, and do IL quickly II you
are suffering with piles you owe your
self the duty OF trying ManZan. Sold
By Frank uoracek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-06-28

led and Cuyejts
I salve acts NA'
|r burus, bruls'
disease, etc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
Livestock.
PORTLAND MARKET.

Wheat-Club. 65G 66c; valley
67c. blue stem, GA csc.
Choice white. $50 a $3.50
Millstun-Bran, SIC.
Hay-Tlmothy, S11GSl2; alfalfa
$3.50,
vetch-s70s75O.
Potatoes-S5d sOc,
Poultry-Average old hen, "a Sc
mlxed chickens, 11@12c; young
rooster 12@13c; dressed chickens
1q@1sc; turkeys. live. qi7e; tur-
kevs. dressed. l9G2 zoe; geese i've
iOc; ducks, l5q16c; pigeons 'l'oo
Q1.25.
Pork-Dressed, Ga 6hc.
Beef-Dressed. 5q5he.
Mutton-6d &c.
Hops-l1@l4c 10. according u
quality. .a,rn
Wool-valley, coarse to medium 'a
qOa2lc; eastern oregon lS@ i'''
Mohair-26G2se. "a
1utter-Fancy Creamery SVv
s5o; store butter, 25 a 27e'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
Recreation for December.

The second instalment of Ernest
Russells forceful series. "The Sons
of the Settlers" running in this
we'll edited magazine, is a remarkab-
ly good essay on the genesis Of the
pioneer spirit. Mr.. Russell ably de-
lineates how the New England pio-
neer s"built upon piles of their own
driving" to quote Thoreau, and sue
ceeds admirably in convincing the
reader that the poverty of the set
tiers had its compensations. both In
their own lives and In shaping the
national character "The Christmas
Dance at Jimmy Fridays" by Sid
Howard. story of the lumber
woods Is sure to touch the heart
of everyone possessed Of the Santa
Clans spirit. In Dutch Corner
DAYS" by Roscoe Brumbaugh, this
able writer tells In a quantity humor'
Gus manner the story of smashup
M a loye-feast, which is an event IN
a little Pennsylvania community
.Viyienne," by f. l.. Harding, Is a
cleverly written romance OF the Can
adlan wilderness. In with the
Mountain Cowboys. Edwin l.. sabin
sidestens the shooting, swearing and
swaggering cowboys Of story ana
stage. and shows them still mighty
interesting as they really are. Jun
Gle Hunting in Panama, by Holtoh
10 Curl. makes fascinating reading
and Is probably the first authentic
report by one who has been there'
" ,Doc' and His Buck" by Ernest
vccahfey tells OF the taking OF a
noted buck deer which had long
evaded the best hunters in Arkansas
"uigb Ground in Fox Hunting py
Gu Roger d. Williams, is superb
~ illustrated and finely written aru-
ole other good features are -
Conotv Gone Mad" by J. Williams
49, Jr "The Passing OF Reel
paw " nv Dennis II. stovall; "Cruis'
49,, ,ha Fiords Of the North Pacihe'
nv s D, W. and A. S. Iddings; ana ..
~ l'Tbe Football Season in the East,
nv w. n. Morice. The departments
ar are replete with the best Of inlorma, IiIa.
a., a. and the December Recreation
is decidedly the best hu'HO''
has appeared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
What Do They CureY


ooIIl Inc above question is often asked CON.
cinas NJ. Pierce's two leading med.
iF%oS, SFa Sor,, l,uoslen h Medical Discovery" ana
The answer Is that uColdon N,oa,..,
hjscgVery Is a most potent Alternative ot
onS oo,noSVu-purlher, and tonic or inyigorato,
tina nau avVs Especially. favorably IN cura
yne way upo2 all the mucous lining sur
hronc,hds th%ogS, as .. Sne nasal passages, throat
biioIISSnIaI J49es, stomach, bowels apc
hba1iueIrcuIing rhai ns ,ng large per cent. OF catar
nasai IaNS Nhetner %0e disease affects ~;
nbSIa' nbio passas&S' the ufxoat, larynx. bron.
SSnia, stomacH'(as cataffAal dyspensia
bowels (as mHSogsf~lsrlS,a2' biapdSSa. 'bbiGpdIiS
uterus or otGer 6tlyic or9Sn-S EvoO EsSoeti 4.
t1echronlc lleeratlye :. -cs ~ stAsts gt-,. e
a1eetlonSN-S-nl.en successful IN aiys-,
lngrelTes. - ---S-, y
The Eayg-ite Prescrinilon Is advise.
Tor the CTe- q -Ql,e class on 71se75s.7SS-f
ReeQlIar. weaGlesslS. d9ffTr SsisT1i,s 20 ~.
ilreglIarllles inl deni t0w0TTIe6 ofITy. =.
Is d poWerlui. ye&cntIy acting inV1isGTat
Ing tonic ant ndEine. For Weak Worn.
out, oVer-wOrkcd wouen--no matter what
mas caused thc brcak-down, UFavorite
prescription "will be found most effective
IN building Up the strength, regulating
the. womanly functions, subduing pai5
and bringing about healthy, vigorous
condition OF the whole system.
a book OF particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formula of both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent med
ical authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians OF all the schools of practice
as guides In prescribing, say OF each in.
gredient entering into these medicines
The words OF praise bestowed ON the
several lnsrcdlcD,s entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines ly such writers should
have moro wei, D; than any amount o,
non professional testimonials, because
such mon are writing for the guidance OF
their medlca brethren and know whereof;
they speak.
Both medicines arc non-alcoholic, non.
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drrc' rring composed OF glycerlr
extracts Of Ir ruhts OF native. America
medicinal f1"ast plants They are boz
sold by dealers In medicine. You CAM
afford TO accent as a substitute for one ~,
these medicines Of known composition,
any secret Egstrunl.
Df. flrun'} Pellets. small. Sngar.cOatef
easy TO take a. candy, regulate and in
vigoratc stomach, liver and bowels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
Southern Pacific Co.


r,ms card No. ls. effective NoTem'
her 25. i2:O1 a. m.
Toward Portland.
No. ie-5e2S a. M oregon OK
press. c...... Grove
express. o...on an.
press. ao.,,.nA ar
press. ..,.,,s NJ
,,.ao a. m, Portland fast freight
No. a2s-Ii:s5 a. m. Departs ~
12.45 o. m. way freight.
Toward San Francisco
No. 1s-l:sl a. m, San Francisco
express. c.u,o,nia
No. ll-II;Os a. M cali'0'N''
express. c.,.... cyovs
No. 1856 p. N. California sI'
press. no-,,.,A fast
freight. ,...,. =,
No. 2as-ii;25 a. m. departs a.
,t.ss a. m. way freight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
|OrriS Brothers
BANKERS.

BANKERS.
hOer of Commerce, Portland, Or.
na' Or. Water 5s.
D. Colo, Findings IS.
10, Wyo.. Water 6s.
sper, Wyo., Water 6s.
On County. Mont, School Dist
b 5s.
County, Wash, Funding As.
County, Wash. School Dist
AVS.
Elum, Wash, Water IS.
allis, Or. Water 5s.
age Grove. Or. Water 5s Cse-
Is lsOl).
County. Colo, School Dist NO
B yer, Colo.
lpitol Hill Grading and curbing
Dist, No. / 6s.
lpllol Hill Storm Sewer Dist. NO
!. subdiv. No. 20 SIS.
Capitol Hill. Storm Sewer Dist'
No. l, Subdiv. No. 21 IS.
a. Or. Water 6s.
1fande. Or, Water SIS.
lston, Idaho, Water 5s.
sssille Colo. Water rs.
f'oa County. Or. School Dist NO
S.
innyille. Or, Water 5s.
County. Colo. School Dist' NO
IS.
pa. Idaho. Water 6s.
|oerg, Or. Water 6s.
|and Transit Company firs'
'ertgage SIS.
pm Water Power & Railway
'enpany. First Mortgage IS.
= County. Colo, School Dist NO
z IS.
aleton. Or. Water 5s.
sieton. Or. General indeO'eu
as IS.
Iln County. Colo. Refunding %
'eries 1920.
OF Portland Drydock As
lie, WASH. Cedar River Wa'e'
'pply Funds 5s.
'Sick County. Colo. School p'''
Q. SO 6s.
Iane, Wash. Water IS.
'ohns. Or. City Hall 6s-
siwater County. Wyo., Funu'
County. n. NJ. SIS.
N County. N. NJ. school D'''
0. ! 6s.
n County. Or. school Dist No
s..
.nan County. wash. school Dist
- us.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
Remarkable Cure.

vas much afflicted with sciatl-
writes Ed. G. Mud, Iowaville,
rIck Co.. Kan, "going about or
As and suffering a deal Of pain.
Induced to try Billiards. Snow
lsnt, which relieved me.
used three soc bottles. II Is
ratest liniment / ever used;
recommended 1t to a number
IsOns; all express themselves as
benefited by II. l now walk
ut crutches, able to perform a
/ SOC and $1.00. Sold by D. J
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
Local Wholesale NIarts,

Local Wholesale Market.
Wheat-57c.
Local wheat--65c.
Oats-32c.
Barley-S24.
Flour-sS.25.
Mill feed-Bran, $500; shorts.
$4,000.
Hay-Cheat and clover, 5000 per
ton; timothy, $1,000 per ton.
Eggs-3Oc.
Hens-1Oc; young chickens. 1Oc.
Ducks-10c; geese, Sc; turkeys,
16c.
Butter-S5c; butter fat, SSc.
onions-55975c cwt.; potatoes
4Oc cwt.
cwt.
Hops-Choice. lac; prime tC
choice, 1S@1Shc; medium to prime
10@11c.
Chittim bark-5h 96c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
HOTEL OREGON
,orusr Of Seventh and STARK stfsess

Corner Of Seventh and ssAfA 0""''-
Portland, Oregon.
The nsw And modern hotel Of 'hs e'''
Caters psrsIeulsrly 70 residents Of %
Lam and other OrsgOn siiisa EuFoPsah
,l.n Frss hos Rates 900 per aAJ
snd upward. Haodso@sss gFin IN 'e'
Wsa. and prices a. iO~ ~ in p'Aes'
ia. attractive Daily Capital Journ-
o. die. -,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL o"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
Smiles

a - The man who comes to
- looks. but ask yourself,
.,ucellor Hay kindly inform
nubllc as to what the pc
dern ,.,usp is which Rockefeller,
) boil ,rau, Carnegie, Armour and
for ~ demonstrated?
'ar, 4 nomocrat: Representative
Ken mis- county will propose sew
slole, .ament to the state school
a. which will be to require
!, tor teachers positions to
nsdcal examination so as to
q 4, ,outagious diseases-tuber-
u d more particularly
=, ssa
..,luble epic in figures, a tri-
-, png in statistics, is the re-
Fes Al secretary of agriculture,
NJ the story of the Amerl-
.,ners marvellous store Of
nm from the soil IN the year
~ .ad reaching the astounding
n ,e.794.000.000. This ex-
Ne record-breaking product of
NJ BY sS24,OOo,OO0.
wu mid who is taught to love
and to have a dog as COM
4 introduced to a friend of
nest and best kind-the kind
, ndshl9 that lasts. Have you
~ had a dog? Then you don't
Ehat pleasure can be had in
uDanlonshlp in rambles, in his
"a. resence in your room, his un-
slyeness when human company
bore you: a "chum" who al
\ ,dapts himself to your mood
- man or woman would Jar upon
HW By all means cultivate In chill
VI love OF animals. especially Of
best friend" the dog.-New
Herald
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-27
A Western Wonder.

rhsrs's a Hin a, Bowie Tex,
,..,,s twice as big as last year, IniS
.n~' ',""dsr ,s W. l.. Hin, who from q
rs,1h, of 90 pounds has grown "
We $50. He says: Il have SUI,
Ssrad CsT, with a terrible cough. when when.
So1on ss. taxing DR.. Kings New Discov,
orS" orS for Consumption. Coughs ..,s. ,aa
co,as o.. Now. after taking IL eotuss'
TT,s nave more than doubled In weigh, os1.
"a am completely cured onu
snrs a1u Cough and Cold cure euArsn s0.
sur sur, Nv ]. c. Perry. druggist; SO'
o0s .1~S 500. !. Trial bottle free
~" Getting Wise.
daomensable nT course that o1he' %
a,a,ss would di vell 10 follow. "1'- ,o-
ner,v Missouri made beer was -,
sDeeted meet By taste. but recently s.nes. new
no,,cy has been outlined -,
sortb an beer is to be ahaiy4su -. -
the purpose OF seeing that 'ns ',,oa. sio
ers live uD TO pure food Feslil'0 'S :,
and use houS in their beer 'A'''
deleterious substitutes