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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-15
Ksndrick LodgtNo. 70
4. +. 1 4. NJ. =
Kendrick Idaho Nov. IA 1907

Kendrick Idaho Nov. 1 1907
Whereas it has pleased our heav.
enIy Father, the great Architect OF the
Universe, in His inflsate wisdom to
take from our midst Bro. { A French
a charter member Of this Lodge,
therefore De it
Resolved. that in his death masons
have lost fraternal brother. his wife
a loving husband. his children a kind
father
May his upright and we'll spent life
continually be to US all beacon light
through this imperfect TO that perfect
Celestial Lodge above, where the Sup
rene Grand Master of the Universe
fol- ever presides
Ard be it further resolved, that q
copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to his family, copy be spread upon
the minutes Of the Lodge; aud copy
be sent to the Kendrick Gazette
.. VIM Freytag
Committee W M McCrea
Frank Housed
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A Meeting Of Bankers.

Tie following statement was given
out ss result Of the meeting OF l6l
bankers, who convened iu Spokane
Sandy to consider the financial stu.
alton. This meeting included BANKERS
from he whole Inland Empire, which
embraces Washington, Idaho and
Montana: '-f> -, ~
1--WE find that the situation among
the country bankers is very satisfact'
Dry, all of them having large amounts
of sloars secured by merchant Sc.
wheat and lumber in transit. AS soon
as the currency situation is sufficiently
relieved the worst Of the difficulties
will be over.
Eve find that the only way to &C.
Gun; Ilate credit balances 10 thepri ncis
pal exchange centcrs is by the CONVEX
sioE of commodities into cash. This
process will require several weeks,
and,pethaps mouths. To accomplish
thus: on a large scale. will require
several weeks aud perhaps mouths On
account OF the limited facilities I :
transportation.
r. i: 4 movement at crops
I'll u -, ,ly a,a. Il 10y zoe ac,Io" oil
the state railroad commission, which
will arrange with the railroads for the
mos, prompt shipmeu, Of grain to I'LL
the ships which are at tidewater
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awaiting car:ocs. Hon. J. G. Law.
renee, state commissioner, advised the
ass mbsei bankers that such an effort
is being made The situation all over
eastern Washington and northern Ida.
no is improving and il is only ques.
ton OF time before there will be a
gradual liquidation of tie obligations
due the banks, when they viii be en-
abled to again resume business under
normal conditions.
The -couutry banks seem we'll sup.
piled with cash resource aud the only
difficulty they have had was in
converting grain bills into credits
with the coast cities From reports
made to the meeting this difficulty
will be soon removed. and they
will be able to secure such credit"
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Hunter Bros.
FOR
FINE FURNITURE
Carpets, Rugs,
Li~olemine,
Sewing Machines,
Fancy Lamps,
Crockery & Glassware,
Holiday Goods Arriving
BiI,iousness and Constipation

For years l was troubled Will,
billiousness aud constipation. which
made life miserable for me. My
appetite failed me. lost my vitality
and force. Pepsin preparation and
cathart.cs only made matters worse
do not know where would have
been today had | not tried Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
The tablet relieves the i'll feeling al
once. strengthen the digestive funct
ions. helying ihe system to do its
work naturally. Rosa Potts,
Birmingham, Ala. These tablets arc
for sale by Keudrick Drug Co.
Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain's Salve.
Price rs cents. For sale by kendrick
Drug Co.
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pOTLATCH NEWS
,r CORRESPONDENT.

From our correspondent.
An agrceab moving picture show
and ball at o o F hall last
Friday evening
Mr. Fred Newman has secured a
farm in Hay Washington where he
will mako his future home
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notice. FOR FUBLICAT1N.
Department Of the Interior.
Land Once Mt Lewiston, Idaho,
0n-% or 10nT

Sept. 20, IOVf,
Notice III hereby given thnt
LINES JENNINGS, of Park, Idaho,
I'm. A,.d notice of his intention to make
avn, mroni in support Of his claim, viz:
Homestead Hon Entry 10. 10s30 made June 8,
section 3. TIP. 80, Range E. b: NJ,
and that said proof Will pc maze
hesore Register and Receiver at Lewiston,
Idaho, on December 16. 1907,
He names the following witnesses
Tn prOye his continuous residence upon anu
cultiynt:o1 Of said land, viz:
William l.. Christensen Park, ldaho
Fred E. Stoddard :.
James NJ. Osborne
Charles Carlson
- r, H. Bartlett. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho,

September %, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
BANNAT FRANTZICH Of Park, Idaho,
of Park, Idaho, has filed notice of his in
.tention to maize final five year proof in sup
port ofhis claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No 1910 made May 8, 1904. for the Lots
1, 3. and VIZ NEA Sec %, Township 80 n
Range1 w Il. NJ and that said proof
viii be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at Lewiston, Idaho on November
26 1867.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cuiti, ton of, the land, viz
liver SwcnSon of Park Idaho,
Edward Swenson OF :"
John Frantzich of g" :,
Gustaf Frantzich of g :,
4. III. Bartlett Rcgiserl
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$50. Reward

For the party OF parties found cut.
ting timber eff my land. Such parties
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law, and l am anxious to find
'hem. J. NJ. Wild.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

70. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
49,. UNITED STATES itAND OFFICE
lewiston ort. - 1907
Noticcis hereby given that the following
S" Frank e. Lyons p,
of Linden. Idaho has filed notice ofi,is -inicr-
tion to make final five year proof in sup
port OF his claim viz: liouleStca Entry No.
lOGSS made Apr -. 1901, for the So
NEM, and NJ SEA. See. So: tn. 80 y Il "
b NJ, and that said proof will he mad"
before Register and Receiver at Lewiston.
Idaho. ON Dee 1907.
He names the following witnesses Tn
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said Land. Wis:
James Morrison of Linden, Idaho.
John. Mitchncl of -
Cleveland McFcc of g %
Ncls Matcson of
II. II. Bartlett. Register
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Are You Sure to Profit by
Buying Fruit Tracts
Lewiston Charleston Valley

There's satisfaction in owning fruit land,
SO than in any other class of property, and
besides that, it pays. Fruit land in Charleston
Heights and Lewiston Orchards will pay yearly
$500 to. $500 per acre, often 81, 900 Per acre
and occasionally as high 81 800 per acre.
Then there is satisfaction in living on = fruit
tract in the Lewston-Clarkston valley among
other reasons may be named, closeness of neigh
bors. proximity to two good towns, only one to
miles, good schools, churches, telephones electric
lights and water under pressure for both domes
tic and irrigation use. Besides, the two railroads
now built and three others building, with the
consequent development o. manufacturing aid
other industries will make these tracts very val
liable in the near future, aside from their invest
ment value as orchards.
Better come down while the good weather
lasts and look over the valley. Call at the office
of Lewiston Orchards in the Kjos building or, at
the office ef Charleston Heights in the Adams
building or the company office in Charleston,
and gel an automobile ride over either tract or
"a tracts.
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Flax meal and all other kinds OF
steam rolled Iced constantly ON baud
at the Vollmc, Clearwater four mills.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-11-15
Music Scholars Wanted.

Those wishing piano instruction,
Apply to Miss Sadie HARRISON keu'
drick Idaho.
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DR. Keller, Osteopath of Troy
makes Keudrick Tuesdays and Thurs.
1ays-at Hotel Kendrick
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

NETILOIDES-El moior mas SECURE
dc todog loS ogpoCfticos hAgts ahoFa conocido
para Ia Cura psrmAnents de todas Las snfer-
mOdadOs de Is nreta, "a sean 6staa or6nicas
agudRs. Oontiene d flujo cuTR por COM
parade similar, las gonorreas, oGpsrmatoFnas
GigtitiB, cot. MejoF que Las inyoCCionsB muy
superior q E&ndAlo y copaiba. EmpioEa
BuRtir "a efsoto Las tres 8 ouatEO hoEas dc
haboEBO tornado.
Los MEELLOIDE5"-gon f&giI0g de tomaP
Ogt6n pFoparados de mansra que no FsvuOl-
van d ont6m8go nj pEOduoon maloa ofOotOS,
Dc Vonta a todag Lag Botioas. Pidann6
muo1tFas gratis & rus 6nioos fAhElcanto1-
Frederick EtoaEnu q O. poEoit. Miohi'
eNn q.
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-iAlELANTE

Labra pacientamentB tus tierras, aunque insanR
playa to las malogre; que hoy los dolores son
aEados que abren Burcos donde tendT6n mRfianR
Lar Iiembras del enaueno cOsechas dc Taz6n.
1Ensueiit9 ST. eB de noche. 81 nar es ID deatino.
Hon6mbulo del verso, no mireB hacia atr6S;
deude hoy, c6llste; ,, mudo, proaigue tn caminO,
aunque to digan:-joven poets, a 6d6nde vast
To no vas hacia el triuDfo dc una farBa irrisoria
I'd no vas por la patria que tan ingrats %,
to no vas tras 81 crfmen diBfrazado de gloria,
como 81 6ven aoldado del sbate franc6B..,...
I'd vas hacia Ia cumbre de Ia iusticia humana,
td vas por 81 desquite de los que acoss 81 mai,
td vas tras Il victoria que ha de imponer msfans
sobTe las patriaa vieias Ia Patria Universal....
ST Green, que 10 cream; 81 niegan, que 10 nieguen
Contra sus mismas fuerzas arrSstTalos al bien;
cuando ya las horaH de Ia protests lleguen,
predica to evaDgelio sin reparar qui6n.
va que del antro parties conquistar Ia cumbre
no vuevaB nuncR 81 rostTo, no mires hacia atr6s
81 quiare que ts siga Ia indocts muchedumbre;
pero que no pretsnda Habsr donde vaR! -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

70 no pedimoB 81 reembolso. 5Qu6 pueden
darnos los propietaTioB arruinados?
"La impression que produce actualmente
eI Mediodfa de Francia al que 10 ha reco'
rrido de un extreme otro fjSndoBe sim
gularmente en- las aldeaH, es bien tEiste.
So trata de una verdadeTa Tuina; parece
el pr6lcgo de una de aquellas 6pocaB de
hambre de Ia Edad Media.
-"Padecemos hambre como nueztroB
aliados de Rusia, me dice an viticultor.
Mientras los capitalists del Norte de
Francia envfan millones Russia, miIlones
que tsmpocn uirven para acalIaF 81 hambre
de los mpjiks, nogotroB FsventamOs de
miSeria...... Pero los mujiks no Bsben
quienes SON los que no dejan que conan,
= noHotroS ST..
RenatO SimOni.
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L1NEA FRRREA DEL oEsTR

ItinoraEiO. -salida1 de Bayanon , Capi
lta simuItaneamontS.
Diag IabOrablo-A Aflana 9, 7.O6, 81
546 11.00. Tardo 12.16u 1.45. B.16. 4.B6, 6.AE
Diaa foStivos.- -ManaRa 9, 7.O5. B.gO, 0.41
y11.00 TardO 1915, 1.B0, $50. $50. A.s0
SIS 6.BO,
BItIotos baxatos para dias fsstivos. De
UatAfO BRyana6n, ida , vuOlfa 10 olago
V0s26 s. olago O0-l8. De Bayam6n CaSAflc
YVualta II eIaBo e0-16, s. 0IaBo oO-1O.
BiIlOtO 0EdinaK1o de Capital CatafiO su
OlaHo a 0ontaV0s.
BaYaM6n, 10 dc g0ptiOnabEo 90 1905
ROua0u VaIAga
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RenatO SSmOni.

Ell dia Is del actual empezark el
nuevo BerviCio de coEreos entire San Juan
Ponce por el Osate, ssldr6 4 las 8 de Ia
noche tocars en- ArecibO, Aguadilla,
MsyagIez, YauCo y Ponce. Il CorroT
POndgnCis % EeOoiegA { laasR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

En- una reunion MGeR&Tl@ l& que &Bl8
tfan hermosas distinguidaB damas, le
pidieron un joven poets, que acababa de
llegar de provinciGs que leyeHe alguuaB
de Bus composicioneB El poeta, que era
muy notable, pero de espfritu t6trico, SO
adelant6 hacia 81 piano, ? con voz ldgu5re
recit6 una bRlRda en- Ia que decfa que
todo egtabs ga aIrededoF solo, triEte,
mudo como 81.
La composition, aunque era muy buena,
produio en- ell distinguido auditoFio una
impression amarga desconBoladora. Para
diaiparla improvis6 Manuel del PalRcio
otTa balada que decfa:
sentado me halIabs IN die
& IR puertB de un cort;jo
que Be hundi6.
donde una fAmilia habfa:,
triste eI padre, triste el hijo,
trists 20.
El sol ga lag poatFimera
apagabR trRs nm cerFo
de mist6;
muda sstaba Ia pradeTa
mudo el guRrda, mudo 81 perro
mudo 20.
& Ia ruina , al desaatre
todos los hombres de pro.
" que peBetas ganamopi
Nj una 81 sabio, ni una 81 BABtTe,
nj una 20.
AL paHar revista Bu guaTdR.FopR al
comensar an invisrno, halo que 50 ffac
estaba muy uSado, y exclsm6 melanco.
icamente:
-Frsc de mis- tiempos meiore8
lcukl eB h1y mi situaci6n2
Como O5una Gir6n,
no tsugo Aucesores
A Ia estrechez reducido,
no paBo ya noches malRB,
va ssCando mis- alas
81 hurac6n del oIvido.
**#
-Frac que fuiate mi tsSoro,
hoy que de Il me despido,
dejs g1e riegue, afigido,
tus faldones con mi lloFo.
Mas tsyl De tn ssE primeFo
Gala 10 historic secretR
uerks como chaqueta,
la gloria de IN arensro.
Eran tables Hus rscetaB para hacer
graves y HeNhdo6 ConsejeroH de Eatado.
On uiIl6n de tsrCiopsIo
tomaT6g.
Media vara sobrs 81 Auslo
le pOndr6a
Un senior muY estiFsdo
en- Ia Hilla sentar64
, tendr6a,
un iDgsnio equiibTado,
como todos Loo dsm6s
sars iulsgminabls Z taVaa g usguiF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

copiando; Manuel del PaIacio fue uno de
los poetaH espanOIeB del gigIo XIX que
mas verBOs han escrito, y CONSERVE fresco y
lozano 81 inganio hastR los tiltimos amos dc
50 avanzada Iaboriosa vida.
-Prcgrama de las piezaB que tocar6 en-
Ia Fetreta mRfana domingo IL banda de la
policfs insuIar.
1.-Paso dobIe de Ii zarzueIa. '.Las
zapatillas. " Chuacs 2.-Schotis "Dan-
cling on VeFsnda, Woods 3-PopuEri
de Aires EspanoIea, Juarrang. 4.-Vals
"Entre Pinto Valdsmoro' Duo de
Cornetiues, MiIpager. g. Gran FantaGia
"Arabesqus," Volker. g. MeIodis ''RO
Baa Venecianaa" Benet. 7.-Danza
''Maldito Amor CampoA Star Span
gle Banner
81 FUERA VDl ma persons curiosa,
no deiarfa ds haceE una vinitg 4 IL pspe.
lerfa , efsCtoB de e1critorio Eecisntsmsnts
ingtaIada ca d caIIe da San Juuto SO San
Juan F, r. poE ssM RuEillQ n, "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

En- los cielos azule8
Brill0 una eatrella;
MuchRs lagrimaS vierte
Quien Ia contempla,
70 Ia bendigo..
Por los espaciog,
Y 50 dulce refejo
TiemblR en- el lsgo.
Su luz derrams
Triste, como en- el bosqus
La pRsionaris.
Si alguna vez ioh nii1al
La eRtrella vieres,
Dime 81 lloraB muCho,
Df 10 que Aientes.
Porque On el cielo,
EsR eatrella es la estFella
del Sentimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

sentimiento = aussncia,
Llanto y dolores,
L6grimas que devorRn
Las ilusiones:
Ayes del alma.
L6gubres como el eco
De una plegaria.
En- el mar de mi vida
No hay horisontes;
En- medic de mi ausencia
Siompre es de noche.
Sin Ia esperanzs,
Como denierta tumbR
Tengo mi alma.
Dos flores han brotado,
Nina, en- mi peCho,
BeBadas por las brisas
De los reCueTdoB.
lAyI esas flores
So lIaman alma mia,
Las iluBioneG.
Antonio F. GriIIo.
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Ia pIuma traViesa de Manuel del
PaIaciO.

Un escEitor espahol ha tenido Ia curio-
Sidad de reCopilar las humoEadas po6ticsB
de Manuel del PaIacio. Solo que pudi6
ramos lamar chizpazoB de aqual peregri-
no ingenio que gozs del prestigio de 90
originalidad.
Llenabs una veE 81 padr6n y en- ls ca
silla de prOpiedRd urbana ponfa:
A fuaV de uFbano frmaE6 el registro
Nj teugO propiedad nj la admiuistro.
Y On Ia propiedad r6stica 10 Biguiente:
Un centenar de libEoH que no leo
es TODD 10 que en- rdgtica poseo.
He aquf como ofrecfa So casa cusndo Bs
mu1abA:
Don Manuel del PaIacio
sefiora y nina
Bu mundanza de casa
le participant.
Y Ia nueva le ofrecen,
donde hoy habitsn;
que eB FIosfa, dos. tercero,
caai guardiIls.
Buscando mayor eSpacio
y altuFa menoB cruel;
de casa, Calle y cuREtsl
muda Manuel del PalaCio
80 aefora con 81.
Los cuRles del uso en- pos,
Ia que ocupRn en- 81 dfa
ofrecen: CuaTenta y dos
Arco de Santa Maria
cercR de v6lgsnoB Dios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

FIotantsS pabsllones
De nubeB blancas,
Gus cobijais las CTestaB
De mis- montafiag;
VientoB y ayes
Que Babeis los gecretos
De mis- hogareE;
Vfrgen de mis- enBdef1os,
Lnz que Sc esconde
En- los celajes vsgoH
Del horiXonEe;
Sol de mi ssilo,
suspiro de mis- valleS,
Eco del rio;
Hoy ya lejoH, muy leioE,
De tus miradaB,
De aquel mar de iluAionea
Busco Ia plays.
iFeliz 81 encusntro
De la luz de tuS CLOS
81 dulce pnertol
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Miguel Strogetf.

N Esta carts fue escrita para yer la
luz en- la pasada edicci6n dominica, pero
no pudo publicarse entonces por faItR de
o4pRcio.-N, de la r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11

En- Ia tumba del alma
La vida muere;
IIuSiOnes perdidag
En- elias duermen.
No busqu6is flores
En- alma donde han muerto
Las ilubioneS,
Las ilusiones nacen
Como laS nubes,
En- los alborotsdos
Mares aznleu.
Las ilusionea,
Como las nube8, mueren
Sin saber d6nde.
IluSiones de fuego,
Mundos de rosa,
EnamoTadas ninfas,
Blsncas palomas,
G6nio de ORC,
iPor que de nusBtrau almaB
vs. vais tan pronto2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11
METROSTYLEY THEMODAST
PZAN0LA8

Los meores Instruments de su clase.
Pianoas desde 225 a 300
Pianos-Pianolas: de $50 q s1.O5O.
Sc venden de contado plazos continues existenoias
PEDRO GIUsTI, FORTALEZA p, San JUAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-11
Y YLACRIMaS.

Palomas invisibles
Son mis- suBpiroP;
Fugaces menHsjeros
De mi carin /;
Nubss del pecho,
LSgrimas sncendidae,
Gotas de fuego.
Cuando clavo mis- oios
En- Las esferas,
Miro en- los horizontes
Mares de penSs.
Mis- alegrfaB
Vivieron 10 que viven
Flores y brisas
TodaH Las noches llorO
Mi deaventura.
Del fondo de mi alma
Sobre Is tumba;
Y en- vano busco
Una for & los bordea
De ese SspulcTol
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sagia intsgmiuabls 4 tagsR q usguiF
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N0TAS Y N01IC!AS.

.Tos6 Santos CRooogao,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-18
CHAPTER XIV.

HN hour later Martin Pike, looking
IA forth from the mansion, saw
a man open the gate and
a n passing between the unemo-
tionai deer. rapidly approach the house.
He was thin young fellow, very well
dressed In dark gray, his hair prema-
turely somewhat silvered, his face pre-
mstureiy somewhat lined and his hat
covered scar such as might have
been caused by a blow from a blunt
instrument In the nature of n poker.
He did not reach the door, nor was
there necessity for him to ring, for be
fore he had set foot on the lowest step
the Judge had fastened 20 meet him,
not, however, with any fulsomely hos
pItable intent; his hand AID arm were
raised TO execute one OF his Olympian
gestures of the kind which had OBJ
liberated the young man upon GER
tain bygone morning.
Louden looked up calmly at the big
figure towering above him.
"It won't do, Judge" he said, that
was all, but there was a significance In
his manner and certainty In his voice
which caused the uplifted hand TO
drop Imply, while the look of appre-
hension which OF late had grown more
and more 10 be Martin Pixies habtual
expression deepened into something
close upon mortal anxiety.
'Have you any business TO set foot
upon my propertyr he demanded.
"Yes," answered Joe. "Thats why
I came"
"What business have you got with
mef"
Enough to satisfy you, think. But
there's one thing don't want 10 do
Joe glanced at the open door--"and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-18

"Hdpc vOu any business 90 set foot upon
my propertyT" nc demanded.
that IN 20 talk about II here-for your
own sake and because think Miss
Tabor should be present. l called TO
ask you 90 come 10 her house at 8
o'clock tonight"
"You dldp Martin Pike spoke an
grily. but not In the bull bass OF yore.
and he kept his voice down. glanclng
about him nervously as though hc fear.
ed that his wife or Mamie might hear,
"My accounts with her estate are
closed" he said harshly. "lf she wants
anything. let her come here"
Joe shook his head. "No; you must
be there at \ O'Clock"
The judges choler got the better OF
his uneasiness. you're pretty one
90 como ordering mo around" he broke
out "You slandererl DO you suppose
haven't heard how you're going about
traducing me. undermining my charac-
ter IN this community, spreading sean.
dals that am the real owner of Beay-
or Beach
1T can easily be- proved. judge" Joe
interrupted quietly. though you're
wrong; l haven't been telling people.
l haven't needed 20 even II Ia wish
cd. Once thing like that gets out
you can't stop it-eyer. That isn't all
10 my knowledge you own other prop
erty worse than the Reach. | know
that you own half OF the worst dens in
the town-prohtable Investments too.
You bought them very gradually aud
craftily, only showing the deeds TO
those In charge -as you did 20 Mike
Sheehan-and not recording them.
Sheehan's betrayal OF you gave me the
key. l know most OF the poor crea-
lures who are your tenants, too. you
see. and that gave mo an advantage
because they have some confidence in
me. My Investigations have been al
most as quiet aud careful as your pur-
chasea"
"you blaekmallerr' The Judge bent
upon him a fierce. inQuiring scrutiny.
In which. oddly enough. there was
kind OF haggard hopefulness, Aud
out OF such stories" no sneercd. 'you
are going 60 try 60 make political cap
ital against the Tocsln. are your
mo" said Joe. III was necessary
In the interests OF my client FOR me Ia
know pretty thoroughly Just what
property you own. aud think l do.
These pieces I've mentioned are about
ali you have not mortgaged You
couldn't do that without exposure, aud
you've kept a controlling Interest IN
the -Tocsin -c..asr, too -fcT the. cake OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-18
FUNNY BLUNDERS.

Here is part of an actual speech
delivered in an Indian court of law
by a pleader: what they say Is
very. If not most, ridiculously alb
surd to believe. Indeed, 1t is in.
credulous. They say that blood flew
and they did nothing to put the
wounded into ease. This, sir, | a
lie. an unmitigated lie-or, rather, 4
falsehood, or fable, or story, or as
Byron sarcastically observes, a ter
minal exactitude. These buffaloes
never used to Craze on the field,
which is not actually even proper
grazing meadow. The destination
which they started was half a mile
from the cynosure to which they
went. Unless they did not ride on
lightning horses, how could they
reach to that premises in five min
utes? Can any man-idiot, even
will not believe such a stupid con-
coctation."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-18
The Limit OF Ia,o

The most eminent med,o,,
lists are unanimous in tho ~'e'
sion that the generally aceen,os % y
tation of human life Is many Nv W.! y
below the attainment possible 's' ~
the advanced knowledge q, W., Wy
the race is now possessed ~, 'u'
tical period, that determines IA.
tion, seems to be between hO az !!
the proper care of the body u 5u,'I !!
this decade cannot be too ,,,o.
urged; carelessness then heinz ,'sl
to logevity. Natures best helm. J
er 80 is Electric Bltters. the ,,'.I
tific tonic medicine that rev,,,,.'
every organ of the body. ousrap,s,
by ]. c. Perry, druggist. 5Oc