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■ THE SEATTLE STAR
OFV-KTH MM • <>« IMS ».».M,lh «»..ul«.
BVKIIT ArTKUNtKiN I \> KIT IINIIAI. .•'*?"^U k
111 Dl'lli'M :«• <4?>:^i*vß>
llu«ln»«. lv«nm»,,i Duntfl, Main IMi' !iMi*r»nrt»n* alt.
kMlliHtal IVpnltnif it ■ l.iim.l. Mull) 111* .-
Th« Star's l:«»t.rn «.ffi.».: lot lltrlfnnl building. iM.m«»: »1
s"r«bun» tnitMln*. New Yf>rl«. W. ii Pnrtern*!.!. m*T. fpr»l*n ailv*rualag,
IUI.I.AHH HI'AH AUF.NCY—IU HalUril «v» Hunut, U»d HI
»saaK»».-aLi.-.■..■.;-..-... - - ■■ a. „•---.----: -. - r-.3»»»»msaas*Kr*«Bas»
On* *-#nt |>*r M>(iy; »li <«iiU |-*r «»*k. or tw»mir-nv* sent* i•»
■rmnth, ■Irihi'ir I t*v mull or carrier*. No fr*« cm*!**
. y^~ —-j ..... . , _^ . _ ........ — » ~:
. .-. .TO MAIL Hl'llSl lUUI-lin -■■ lh» il« !• what) >uut ■iil.»il Ipllull «»|'ll»» t»
Ml lh« «ii.lrm< !»!•.! «( »«rh |.«]..t M h»n lli»l H*U «rrl»«». If your »ut»cri^
- tt«n kaii not «»r.in ten i-»i.i In «.I>»in—, i.-ur nunt* I. Ukrl fl 1.1 IX. li»t
A rtii»l» of Ant* nn th» iMrfii lalxt to • ff tpt. ....
THE TRAVELS OF A GOLD BAR
Monfr t«tV«. It at*> tr»v«il». It In » «ti>lio trotter, «n<l In th»
»h«i>r of gold ban it It » »■!.■.> rtattot In every country on "'•
Btot>«. It hit uotther hi.-1,.1, nor cneml«*. It «!uo»n't • ■><" « i»l>
*h»thrr Rum or Jap wins.' To ihow IU nslltty It i* "»l> u««-«««»rjr
to follow a tolJ bur th»t fnund II" w*r Into I 1" Japanese mint.
••(or* that It rosy h«T* ti«rol«4 • doxt-n Mum iii.mml th« glul*.
Bn«um th« J»i>« n<>,,! ,1 war material Ml f>K>4 thU told l«ar
«v ..i<-.. '.i San Franrlxco. Now York M gathorlng pli, •■><!
••at to lh» racltio c<Mut fur It. So th« guU bar gut another (Ml
and lan.loil In Atlantic t'ltv. I
P»yni«-ni waa to b« made to French aharrholdcra In lhr» Pan
m' canal, and »o the gold bar wu hontl.-.l Into a ahlp, and a
tew day* later found a rratlng [ilar* In a groat vault In Tarla.
' Th» Frtnch. who an- moat trlenJlr to hi» niaji>»ty. Nicholas,
fcaJ Just urgi>tlat»>! a war loan, for th« cur mint harp gold, no
ta»tt«r what th« coat. So th# Lar that M I from Japan to Amer
ica to Franc* *»» glv«n anolh«r long ri'..■. and ftnal'.r roachod th»
Imperial trwuury In St. IVtfistm.c Ivit^i* It will coma back to
Anvrloft In return for war Mi^ttM; or It may b« rolnrd and ■» to
pay the troopa at Port Arthjr. It to not too much to «sp«t
that It may again cbangv allra In the eontrat
Th* gold men ur tb«t (hi* llttl* U«n»fiT It an iin»n»« P r»bU
Mgliailil In favor of tht i"l.l aUndiinl. lVrhaj«« It i< II Uat
[WMt'aa arnment In faror of a m«HHnm of «ictuuic* with • fltrJ
Taiiw the world oror; but It would ■<■• m that It I* of •mall Import
•*•• what I' •■ medium U ao long v It la •mall/ han.ll'.l and I* l«-
STAR. DUST
Hwiuit'a th» bm of talking «boct
forcing Uta lxi>» to b« quiet oa th*
S rourlJj of JulyT It'll rmin that <Ur
. A Cblcaito man lost hi* speech
El's th* while t»lklo« about
th* buy* to b« quirt ..n lh*
of Jul/* It 11 nun that -Uy
llc»« < m*n lost hi* ip«k |
Mrlnx whit* plari<>« ■*>■!»
IMM Bight last w<«k. Th* Chlcaso
|ya\|«rs tall to tell what th* other
Sllow MA
International woman* mat'
fras* eoofercßca la lUrUa votod
I <awa a rcwolutlon acrt*las not lo
f ofe«]r h«»U»n.l» A r<-«' urn oa
, that »abj«>ct waj altocvtlMr uuuec
-5 A WORD ROM JOSH WISE.
It a • «i» CUB
tht en aJwar* UU
-
whether «r sot he'»
wautln' (IBM.
Mayba om* raa.i>>a Jitgc Parkar
| |ifan ■ to talk U that fa« haa raad
areryUUDg •rlttrn akvat Bryaa.
• Ha'a aa proud of It aa a boy with
• pair of new red-topp*d boota."
•TUaVlop^i boots! I ibmild uy
[ia»aa prood of It as a millionaire
wlta a ra4 topp«4 aatomoblt*."
It Is aald Turkry haa promlard to
Ist Raoata'a lilac sea fleet thrwiKh
tfca De.rd»nHJrs. If th* rta will
pmatin not to let It return If th*
r. • ' reacbea la* neighborhood of
'Tort Arthur there'll b* no dancer
mi the caar breaking his araajlaa.
11*' A' Inm bask cashier has baa*
Wat to prtaoa fur to run far ataal
flic 1M0.006. You simply can pr«
veat I! -- Kanaaa peopla fro* b«
lag oriel Ml.
MORE HORRORS OF WAR.
(Or Special Orraavd Wlr» )
00-OHEB. June 15-O»n#ral
Karokatptß today received the
caara Message demanding a victory,
aad , »ft«r raadiag It, aald »n«nljr
Tod*.
"I »m sorry." Mid the eomißla
aary gan*n»l. hut I can't fill your
•rdar. We're nat of (near "
ofatal Karohatpln baa snlacted
ta* ,beat bonemm ha can find la
tk* Coaaack division and baa or
gaaiaad them into a new regiment,
..., be commanded by Colonel
Amp»r»ofcmoviuh. Th« new r»«rl-
I neat will b« known aa the Elm-trie
I Cavalry. Many of the officer* bar*
- proteated against tho name, but
atarofcaJplo says ha baa made up
kla mind to una tbat name, and
Soothing can chase* bin.
HSyfltita'a most appropriate name
for Uimm horsemen, the pick of the
' army," be aald to ma.
"I can't ace It. aald I.
a4jl Island to u«e U>*m to rhatga
An You Going Blind?
SEATTLE EVE. EAR, NOSE
4-i H»ll>f >!)«. k. «'orn«r r»">
.NOT IN Till COMIIINIS
Queen City Laundry Gut-Rate Offices
Mala Offl*« »n<l Plant ■ rnn nrtt Avann* •ltd flail Btrt.L
Down T*«a i>ttl'» Third AT.nu. BUT Ilk* HUmI.
WE SAVE YOU 20 Per Cent, on Shirts, 33 13 Par Cent
on Collars, 22 Per Cant on Cuffs
~ WOflK OUAJUKTICD K*TABt.t*IICO HA
the JatMiii w." r*»ll*<] th* r>n*r«)
A I'VlNsr VKIS.; (JKNTI.!
• Tr
MVP. Wain, June IS.—(Kp«*-tal.)
—In bonflec It toward EUrnsbtirg
good and atrong, and tklnklng up
thins* to write about e»ry win
tn* so as to forgwt my troublra.
Here's aomrtbing about U* toy
f«l ax>nta of June:
TE 80N0 OF JUNB.
Tti* hnrvtyng* bnddca tw ta< to
a».
Their wight doth !><-n I ye bow.
Their fracrannr* gladly wad ba fraa,
With June la flowvre nov.
Ta arraaaw la th» broad, rich Brad*
Do aartar* well ye row.
And eke tberron do laabkyna faad.
With June In flower* law.
Kail JaMa la ye basbaadaaaa*,
He ()T*tb op y* plow
And go»th fUhya«« «h*a he can.
With Juno la flow«re now.
I'd fays* go forth tiara bloaaomj
M,
Wad busyness* all «
It don't—and I moor blttarl**.
With Juaa la flowera now.
—LIKE THE LOON.
P. B.—How did Kruy Ilka my
pom* yesterday?—l*
tn aMMim tra
Wiitl o»h#r« aay alwut ME mat
Iti lilt!.. I,>it what I aay al
■Mtta-ra murh Elb*rt Hudbard In
taa Pnlllatln*.
•UT WILL ME OtT ITT
Th« p«t Klimit of rhatmuw Mal
low, of th» itr»rt rommicte*. la
Uk» an »a*t*rn trip at th* «xp«nM
of th» city for lha purpua* of »"iir-
In* Informatlbii ralallv* to lh« it»
prov*ro*nt of ■».■'-.n, i.i.t b»»n
framed Into an ordinance which
wm irMentrd to Ike council Mon
day i!«)it. II provMs* for an ap
proprlati'.r of ||.5«o to pajr the
Irnitlliic m:':>"« of Mr. UUtltn,
City Ci>alnt*r Thommn and Btr*«t
Eup«rlnt«n<lcnt Waltera.
Whrn you want a good photo go
to Eggan A Erlcaon, till First •••
no ta Iplanlnaja far bl■ ycla a>
palra. •*•
We Tttt Ey«s Fr«t
AND THROAT INFIRMARY
■ ' I '
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
AUOUT ■IIMKI'Y IS llnmli-ii.i
I'll < •>' it.' 111. I. 1...\n in; nil ■ I for
mutual ln-npfli and fur th* advened
in- r.i of th* ini«i»'-.m >>r their
I'^ittity, i:ii.t. i thA limit* <if !'>'■
wii.ii.i'in Ceualy ltnu ISatat* ■•
•uclallon.
I Mil M
■
■
I
11 ■
. in lit*.
Tlin Hunn>»l.l» i;iil««r Com
puny haa ftlnl liuorp4iiiiU<>ii imiwra,
capital 1600.000, at N>iih Vitklma,
i.■! th* purpua* i-r I'm', iihk » II"*
from In i»n lit Hiiniu «iii- Ilia
i.'.i i wilt i-i -in iii« n.H Hi. iii I'a
.lflo at ■r.'i-i'viili.li.
Th* ntma council l.»» .i». i-i-.t in
l.t it rim i.v.. for furnlihliiß lh»
city «I' It ' 1.-, lit.' light vii.i |..w»i
Uiili.nii I'Mllli-a, n«rdi 71. nnd a
|>loMr. vllctl at !.■■» laton, I'Uhu,
>«">i^iit i>. 11. *«rv«<t undrr U«i>.
.--ii.i.-v 111 lh« .-ami jinn against th*
Mou».
T. A. WOOD nit I J •<♦• W.....1
«•■*• »».■»!■ c.i.o •• ii'■•>• "■! at I'»rl>
'.ml to pay ftnr* or 11,00* and IS to
r*ap*eUv«l]r and $1,800 c«»»ta, for
having ilcfrauiSfd tit* cuverninrnl
mi !.i th* i- i-»i..ii i. till..n.H.ii, by
fail* u(!!Utlli
Tlll3i>l>Oltn TtrTTl.n »fA 1«.
wu iii..nii>- t in I.■!.!■ i •• tak* ><•»■
lt>C.U< nrnr t! ■» -in. .. !,|l<- In i«o»
M;ii-.« «Hh In" Iwln hruthrr arid an
other I-. \ Ilia brother u.\'— I—
rolo rfji.in to «iw him, but fallM.
ll* ».i» a «<••■■ >«i»i»«i. L.i.i "••
i.iif | with i i.vi.i» Ilia litoljr *v
r»\'uv«r«il.
t'fiN rtrrtTtON from «h» ra»r
--.-t-.-iii'• of luiutj th» city council
ii«« i!i«'ru. t-i lh« city Attorn*? to
l>ir; hi- an urjlmni • |.|o»IJIn« for
hr.tvy H ■••• for all outa!4* fruit
• ill \.»"labl» I'lllru,
!■-• IBJIT wai.kiii. hook iMkt
In I*, ii Andcraun'a (imp «i !>•
xrt, h»J Mi '•■■ I. •.i v.- >■» iii-t'») i>»
rolling • lag (h* »i«ni mi ll*
» .i» taken la U«tilnstuk(a (»r ti*at
n»nL
Tim crnr «>k Ai?nfnN la f«tl
•idcrtna th* kaaM •>•»
ii. • ih<r..i<>l anitn* for flr« |>f»-
Ivrtloa.
IM INI IAS' ha« arrltwi *l V.n
couver will th« ri.xn Ihlit WHH'kaa**
anawrlnf th« .!«-».-! !pti.>ri Of the
mlMlng •■ i!.i;c • !"•• <it Trtuieph
h»« I -rrn •«■• n OB Quitltuo MMMI
i-ir «••!» (• • r»n;»-l«.«1 **■
f •■..•.! «■ ml wt*k» asu. Tht*
■ tr-c»"* • !.« th» «-»"al I'H'f that
lh« Triumph *■• on* of th» »••
•- *• !'i m n th» fi< ■ .■• *»:»• two
■
Kt'tTon ritAS'K n, rt)ij^ of
I'• ■ v.«! •..,.«( ii i l*ua*t H"uni
!■.■■ >.-•!. i. u,i that th« \\««!>
itna-ion timber •thtbll *l MS. It ■:<•
le vary p.-* and that almo«t •«»
: rr*lii» .U ran beat It at the
i ••■'• < ( »i««» T1» i'ilt':"! baa
nu* i muck i ■:i:-.:i:n;t iiicri lorn
bail mail.
Wim.R (Ti»rl»e .vK'.r. tt»t4
funny morira to the nthvr ■ ii'• '»
rrt In «'■• rltjr Jail HI \ m •>■>>■•. It
«•, >r*tri.i.iv. Aithur Mtwan i< ■ k- l
th« lock «tih a bit of wire anj i —
two irUhmen •■» ij-1 Tiirr wtr*
b«in< MM as invak il!<i»i
CAPT. IURWILL MAY KtTUHN
r*apt. Wi!:;«m T. li.irmr!. has I-<-n
r<-:.-. w | f cm.i> in I of the battle*
atiip Or*«mt and may !■<■ appointed
[aawial. of th« i*ucr| Houn4
navy yaril. the rl-»<"e h« •><-. v; t-J
h'f n« • n*X rotnraaaxl at (h> !■»'
--«l-«hif. «*-u'. J. P. Merrill wm
aall from Ha« J'r in- :••«• on July M
to r*Sl«tre Capt. nurwvlL
_ *_
Ktra f'yrrn* and Xaathua l/». hi
Uadrona. Ma<tla«n parka, half hour
ly from 19:30 a. a. to 10 p. m dally.
U\Hl) FIRST-Avf.
REDUCED fREKiiIY RATES
On hout»hold ctMdi ta all »««t»rn
point*. "ugh cars. Sarlna of U
ta U> pur cant
me Seattle Transfer Compdny
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS
$OP/ a Pik» llrnl. Corn., Third.
T»»»h •lira |..| anil Mini .1,,.,;,,,,|
»!•>■•.i pain I>■ 0..r !•■» ».|,,,iif „
m#«ho«t, i-nt.'»«•.! .•! uawi t>r u» ot'lr
Nsrvous Poopl* I'SyAtUSS
«h»lr t«-«h »iit»->-.l lira 1n»1i..l
«r«tl «t our otrte*. whna >.. »i,i (j,™!
nnolraf* !o Ihi'lf «ntlr* >ait»f>cilua
o"r rl»hn f->F t. ,[..!, ■.. •t(r»e«in«
NO CHARGE KJS^Ja«^**«
i
/••!• wall all ■
I > v. li> I «. m.
noprntQHT • ito* *»-<^ —"^"^SM tub
• iIMII It I
CHUMS.
"lt«l, Old boy, II tM Kirnt ■
Kroat! Just listen lii >m!" Th«
H|»-:ii,rr. lii th* allauli Rown of a
CuluiulitK i I'll, hi ttood «i«»i'i"«
th* band (if thn rltuutmat* wbo hud
jiut I' ft th* utage, whll* a grr»t
iiitilu in i' that had -..it t.i Its (net
waa chpnrtng rnthuiUatlrAlly—
wildly. "They will horn you!" ron
tlnuad th* ■poakai ' ;!■ ■«, i.i la
Imm Ivuiilui'" and. releasing Hi Itn
prlanmHl hnn.ll and with a <!ri.r
niiiii I push. h« amt bla ebunt, half
datrd. hair ilolu-.lii.-l. back to th*
footllifuta, and tha uproar la lUa
vast theater redoubled,
A aea of waving handkerchiefs
aud raj(*r, radiant fai'aa greeted tb*
young gradual* aa ba bowed hi*
thanks ami arknuwl«dgmnnU, then
atruT* again to .■■> i a|Mi to th* wings,
but tin | »ii.mif.i tba Dior* and mm
pi'ltad his return, wbll* from aloft
a great crimson flag, tb* ararlst and
M.'iiii-, thn upanglfd flnld of l>l•••-.
ram* floating slowly downward and
th* doubled orchestra ■ i.»«tit"l sud
denly Into tb* strains of th* Htar
ripan|l»l lUi.ii.i Thn president
sprinting to his r.. i. was waving
his IMMH • rap ovrr hla grand old
gary b««d; even thr slaldoat among
I th* profeaaora b»«ui*il carried away
by th* *nthuala*ui of tb* motttcnt,
and than, aa though to rap tha
•■lima». two young man with tb*
| buttons, bait and sash of tha nation*
at uniform vtslbl* b#ni>atb lh«
part*.l ailk of their ealleg* gowna,
wer* fslrlr ruahed forth upon tb*
stag* by a mob of cheering <■!»«*
--mati-s. and. blushing. rtmfaa«4. >»t
thrltllng with tb* glory ol th.Jr
greeting, obeyed tb* ahotita of Ilia
alumni and undergraduates In tbs
vast atidlene* to "g*t Into Una,"
and atood (mm on cither aide of tM
fortunate orator. facing th* grand*
-at asarmblag* ev*r aecn up to tbat
Urn* In tb* Academy of Music.
It waa 1 ••Biiururrmint day. TW
OfWfe salutatory, th* 1-ar'n od*. TIM
■MHall po*m, th* vaiedlrtury, all
bad smoothly rolled forth !n(u
S(«c*-aad utillvlrin ■■■■& " h •jipiu. :
prlaUly rewardnd by the aa*embl*4 ;
throng, when Iba pr*a44oat an
nounred Mr kaaiaaid Ingrahan, j
whrw* th«m« was to ba) "Tb* M«a-j
at* to tb* Flag."
A RADIANT. M TIKII, TACK MITT THE BUDUEN MCSSAOa
from 111 8 Erra
It waa not until th* tall puni
man with wavy brawn hair and k" i
bln# ryra had born apcaklnx full
fir* mlnutva, that oth*r pound than
that of hia own iui;» had cradnally
eaaMxl «nd p«opl« wer* loukf^g and
I Hat— lag mil until thni, »:»h'r,
bad ho pnrmlttrj hlmartf *6' nri. !i
■a a »ln«l- Klan<> toward a frrtaln
pmacrnloai bog. but now osg.awiri
look ri»«h< I thlth»r a* ha ii4li««-l
to !•■( tha ftrst tin !" of ap»laua*
atibald*. and a radiant, b«antlf»l
far*, flird full upon him, mat tt>*
auddtn tno«aac* from hla »rfa,and|
with Intcrrat r»»urßPd It. f^Vl»a
! mlnutra Dior« and applauna* and
■ !."fin» f»l!uwp<l faat on»eT<-ry
\ paragraph— t<-n. and Uia dora*;waa|
rlnjctng with wild arilamatlotu; la,
a thrilling tllmai ho had fan !"<!:
thr-m tO th« WOOdfll nlu;.. ■ «j( tb*
rotomac whrra another 'as A tli- !
| Mini vivid hum of »■ «i ICth'l j
whit* and I !■!•>, waa fluttering
along the MMI ahor)*. and than
In prophecy had ptrturrd tha futura
of that alien banner of tha aona of
th« Bouth who Iku« It, of the mm
of tin- i i,inn who wrm drttlniNl to
ovrrwhrlm It, and climki! hla flf
torn mlnut^a adrtrt-u with a pero
ration liiirnini: with patrlotlam and
courag« and h«v: and mm and
women, old and young, hla tkon-!
■ami odd of frl*nda ant] h»arrr«,
Imaixl lIHod "ft Ihalr feat wits
rnlhualium and dcllKht.
"Who»»»r drramed Hf* Ingraham
■ ■"ill l tut •• in.li ii »>;•• •-« li' '* nald
Whiting, li-ad of th* claaa. "Wbo
i-vrr began to know what h« rnuld
do or could not do!" aald Ilurnbatn,
Mm Inarparabla chum and niltd
promptar. Tba tnanuaorlpt or a
now famous speech had fallen to
Mil' floor forgotten, aa 111 lust 111
KIHIIHIII. with 111 llllllllllK ry«a and
ii.'mi.line band <\nn pcrmlttmt to
withdraw from th* sum, to in
n.'iln m\/i .1 It llurnham nnd rig
Untly ahakxii uml vnhvnirntly hug-
Ked. to li« paancil riiiiml throuih • [
aurßlns throne of claMniatea, who
wera fairly pulling in iHiiintllm
him to liiiip and ■( ii 1> ■ -11 it almpo
l«a«n«i*, when rracua rima at lait
In Mi.- |u-i:.iiii of Iturnham and »
WhUporiul wi.nl "Cut :■..,,. Mi«y
waul you at tin !«■•■ "
Ami If <>T«r woinan'a tjtm «p»k*
*i !i unii', congratulation, |.i I.to. in
Jo|. him. a<l ml talma and—mart,
tltoan wondrrftil dark ••yn of K'tltha
ituiii.ir told their !«<!■• M liicraham'
entnrrd th« rrowil«d boi. Hb« Ml
waiting and watching. 8b« whlrltd
upon him, with both whit* hand*—
Ulllll richly J«wi-l<-d handii—-«aK»rly
••»i> ii.|. il. and wunli of prals* leap-
Int to hnr llpa. 'I !.• claap of thoM
iini..U iliiili-l him.. Tha fir* "'
tho*« glorloua ryra burn*d Into hla
dltxy bralo. Th« iiiuttc of hrr role*,
•»»0 ni..r« than th« fervor of her
wordi, #-1 hi* haart In tutnultuoua
throbbing. Ila b*nt down ov*r hnr, •
hia blun •>•••• flll»d with Inflnlts
longing and almost lnrrr<liiloua, >•'
maddening h>i| <■ and with t»«ii«,
UDulMi UNIIMM ►"•<! a moment
b« rould ni'itiu-r »■ « nor boar that
others uthtr* cluatervd about him.
... their rongratulatlona and
prata*. Th*y ami l«d aignlflcaotly
at each other. Thay «■ n draw
aatd* that th* lt>»«li><t i>.iKn<»i« Id
■M.tn of dainty band* all ov*r tb*
liuuh might !.«>• unimpeded *l*w
of tiii« a««tlng I't *r, ti th» h*ra of
th* hour and a Inadlng bvll* and
(•♦•wily of mrtropoltta* aorl*ty—
K<tltha ''.mil of a li..ii»- and
nan* old, almost, aa that ■■' l**t*r
BiuyvFsant and proud aa la* Hun uf
th* Morning.
It was K.ntha herself who r*
rall*d blra In earth and a rratlia*
tlon of bli aurroundtng*. Han
■rt <M«r an many Bior* wbo 'lib to
■add thflr prml**. Mr*, r'alrbaoks, '
if •■>•'•*. I* lni|>all"Bi a lia»if "
, 1 ii.iwi and bob* and nuif • )
■•.!!.» IVHuytvr. air. Ingraham."
I Mm bob* and Inartlculatlona )
|"Ulaa Sairr|p« Mr ln(rabaa> Mr
Post »i>n know, Mr l«ul«| you
know, Mr Webb Torn ought to
know. Mr. llur&tiam. my kinsman,
everybody knows. ll* lisa b**«
Mr. Ingraham'a ln»*uar«t.|* for
lung ye*ra. N>.». M.-i with ■ «M*
lung »»m-j> of the amp)* allkea
aklrta. "you ar* to • " right hT*. »lr
aod toll mo •bun you found tlma la
writa and mrmorlia that magnify
rtnt »f"h' ■ and n*Ttr raft* to it
to a tingle aotjL"
The glad Jim* aunahln* biased ob
a •*• of *»Mt,(r flttWlm hunting
There M I'll* page in ih» book of
Ufa a woman 'a« road In Uia da.k.
What would ha»* |.« »n tha height
of dla<ourtaay und*r other clrru-n
--etanrea l.«. am* th* arm* of kind-
BBJ now. Politely they turned
th«lr barka on the murmuring pall.
In It* attitude toward lover* no.
■ i«»r. «h'-n irnpathMlc. la only
imii !»»•■ .1 tiv ihe eavage. Tha on*
thing to wh'rh tba Indian in ata
dloualy blind la lnvi> maklnr Thai
ka win* Winmi* In lha heart of to*
Ullage and no man luoka. no wom
an apeaka, no boy brother dare
■py. no <*ll (later almp«r.
!!• i Imcrahnm M the. aon of a
former partner of John Raynor, a
partner who had ntond by him In
daya of atrugKl" and advrrnlty, for
Ilaynor bad notrr been rich.
Through Ooorge Inßraham'a ef
fort and peraeveranre a lama and
fairly lucrative practice had b««n
atartod tn-fi.ro tha Illnaaa which
ranlrij .iff tha Junior partner—a
yi.ii tv * that In lACO had become ai.
tenalve, and Itaynor'a cllnnta ballad
from ••vi jr cotton-growing "i*'» In
tha Union. Hit bualneea liitt'ri-ala
wara tbarafora centered In the
Hunt n. taouch tha fl«ld of hi* prac
tire win. here, mainly In th*» courU
of Km iiiiriliirn metropolis. "Wheru
your trrumiro, Is, them will your
h«art Im also." and John llaynor
1,.i I i>' ■ii iniiti|ii.i..-n In lilh UPPO
slltnn to any im f.m.n that area
rcitnotrly rrai'inblrd coercion of th«
■Inter Kt:i'.-i. until silenced by thr
|UU iii Hunitur. Afi. r that I"
|l I • l.i'<"'l M B ii'i:llln 111 >•>.!'■
pn'hlinr, but ono who would be
liarty to no ii' i of dl»iii;'alty ii tin
t'Mi.il i;<i«i iniiii nt ii ii'-'itnii at
i tliue Hiii-u >>•' « ti i I'.i/tiJ Dot fjr
lbl> f UK •■• Htiillict It.
A very iniliuppy man »vi II ivi.tr
ll* bi lived up to 1.1 l in■•«'iii>\ ll*
1.-..1 in-i-u In mli In rti«r.ty ■intir<'H
•roalty. Ills :Siiiiili<'iii clients 1.4 I
often I>im 11 hiu* In their payment*,
but pail in full and royally when
they '.•!•' aiilii in pay at ill •■
moat of them »•!■ Hut ""• all
I •.» .llilltiy i«f collection had been
1 I.h ..... by th* niiiiiii/ih of th« war,
nud Kavnor, Iho bail loaded hit
kith aii'l kill »Mii i,»-ii«-rn- DO*
found liliiiK-If unabls to met I Ills
hip. a fact Ik dar* Ml let hi*
daughUr know, ll' i beloved u-.uth
.•l. a native of Mobil*, had bMW
id<-ad for >< nr». and iMiih i Mm only
■urvlvlnx i iiil.1, bad l» ■■ i raan'd in
' 111 »iii] I'll) l-il'li *'" I It 1\»
ii.n»» t-ii». aiivr x h'Mil*. and Utjcli'
almoat «•>. ■■ >tl>lnic but r< ■> vrnr b:i 1
-■ If 'l--iil.il. Her riimlnx out party
ll.* prsvluua winter had b««n th-
Ut'k of Ootham for »r<i>« K'.'uie
■ •' aft*r. II«r »'ii-rrn i,j r b»«n
lb« fmhrr'a kwn drllfht. Her bllii
h» had paid with laughing em«.
And iniw about Hi" only fundi l«-ft
aubj»rt to bla order wcr* MM
tb<ntaan<l of dollar! tr. I.Mr rot
!■.!«-. : for . i>rtala o( bli tllrat*. li«
li» 1 D<it a thousand of bu own.
tin Ingrabam »«««ixil.. of th*
»i:"l i.i« >i-r » romfurta *« will a*
i.-n.f!, uti. ». 111 bad ■»•! tb« U.i
tbrouch an admlrabln preparatory
I ■ linfii and th-u throueh collpsb.
The arolur ) ■■ ir uf tba four ni oaly
Just cum* tit an mil. Tor »■»' tnun
•>n» rvajmn bo bad planned to a«nd
him for • mar or two abroad. 11«
had ptirpoK^d that lngrah*M thoutd
•■i.i r th* law ■ i.i.ui errnlaei:? oni
Imk-orix bla i utiii.T, Hut now -bo*.
»h'if waa the isonry torom* fruraT
llaytior bad i< jui> .• 1 In th« »t«««-*
frlasdahlp that had lung; llrmt i*
twprn It' » and Duroham. Th«- lat
i-i »«. iff aon of a ■■•.■;« ba had
dearly lorrd, and It wai taor* than
r;.>i"d.-.| that llurnham <i«rd all of
hla «w»r»ot pnail-rii |
bouaty of tb* Ms iiiarf< lawytr,
Ta I '.tSi yuuni tarn !!.■- doora of
| hla batidaom* hum* had wm I ■- ;.
I <.; »n. but It *a« almoat «» far dowb
town, at Waablnstuo atjuara. •a tb.r
• ■■I'.>k* waa toward lUrlrta, acd h«
had approved ll*<-lr iiflna; tncHb r,
i.'.'-ni'ii'-. id «■ i) cuatortatilaauaj**
Irii 1, Murray Hill, aur* u( «lalta
I fnna both yuuni timi, vlilta thai
had t«<« rt I'il.vr up to tb» tim* jl
tbolr rntranre Itttu th« •« t.i..i y<-»/
an I that 1..- an* ftf*)"" ' and mom
frMjurnt «a fall and wlntrr dr*«
• hi. for tbrn !..!.-,!,« had "flnlabwl"
at Mbool and waa proud'? kerplnx
I hnttM for bar 4»vaj|«<l rail-
No aoonrr ••a th* Nuir«!*r
•tn-tlon ■!<■- l-J-J thaa hla troublra
began In MirnMlt Htatc after alat*
»«. r-,!r) Mall romtntintratloa »■•
■p»«lliy lnl«rrup'»<l an I lat«r
attan4oa«<l Juaa ram* with Ita
talk of goTrrnmrat ronflaratloa of
th* pwiprrty of peranna In artn»^
rebellion airaft ■ th« Cnlte<l Rutea.
and J-.i.n itaynor. faithful to tha
laat to hta rllenta* truit. atored up
warda of 118,900 la gold, and r.:nre
In banknote* in hi* peraonai aafr
and then aought eagerly for other
profMttlocal »mpluTm«nt among
ih* *bl»pf>ni and mercbanta of tha
great rtty to which cotton bad al
ready • **a»d to root*.
ll* had priini!«;> CdtUia to at
tend oommencement n»nU»»»ith
her. and H-i Ingraham hoard with
■(rikoc* relief that at th* laat no
mant th* proapact of meeting ear
tain Huuthvia gejiUemrn at I rana
lon* fan-'mib hoatelry had taken the,
rather thither, tearing KdKha loth
car* <■! her aunt. Mr* t'airbanka.
And now, with bankruptcy atar-
Ing him In the taaa he had gone to
the New York hotel, praying that
within IU aomber r«d brick walla
ha might find fii*nda or agenta of
hla nt» who could aid him to
gather a portion at laaat of the
larga mima da* him In almoat •»
try port between Cha(!<-*t<io and In
dlanola. at many a plantation and
landing between Mrmphlf and New
Orleana.
Whan th« Raynor rarrlaga drore
twlflly homeward, beating Mr»
Kalrbanka. her nlrc* and th« two
rhuma whoa* college dm* were now
gun* l.irnrr. there atood at th*
maaalr* doorway hi* butler, with
hla Imperturbable, face and lilg ail
v. r tray. "A note, mlaa. from Mr
tlaynor," and th* bri*f worda bad*
tkn tlaughtnr look for him M ear
lier than 10 or 11 o'rlock. It*
might ev«-n ha?t> to take a night
train to Waahlngton.
(Continued.)
Call Main Ul7 when you want
good laundry don*. I'arltla I mil
laundry. •••
N.M Wet Mir Terror.
"1 would couch nearly *'.[ night
long," wiltra Mr*. cii.m. Applrgata,
of Al'-t.itvlrln. In.l , "and ■ mil I hsrd-
Ijr got any »l*»p Iho 4 rnnnumptlon
«» bmi that If I walked a block I
would roush frtghtruHjr and aplt
blood, but. wli'ii all other mcjlclni>a
failed, thrr» II (>» bottUa of Dr.
Kins'* New 1 >ik. ovrry whulljr rur*4
in* and I iin«.i (x i>iiiin.|. It*
absolutely pwiMaaJ to cur*
Cniichß, OoUU, Ia ■■■ I pi*, IlronchJ.
ll* and all Throat and I .ting Trmi
l.loa I'rlc* to, and 11.00. Trial
buttlea fra* at O. O. GUV, Inc.. Sao
end avenue and Yailar, drug atora.
THB QUAKER *r I I 9 IT rOB lEl^'l
HQuaker
Is Head- Mlkh.
quarters JSfffHl
For 611k Klanlle Rom, tlilk nu«»lo J/t/^7gL "^R^g^Wt
Manilas**, Bilk Kla»tl« Bui»i»ort» of Z"**^ lU •^p]^-V"SS
nil kind*. W« bava !ii« largest / TH* Iff ZJfcjHSY~W
Mm. kln th* North weal th» C. W. JQnAR^IK ™*C |3\j|
Whtta * Cc» ni 11; r <>t Doatuti I u{ ] CO v^mj^^i^.^
DEST HEAVY BILK. V-u can ft \ DR tTl t.| »^?^K^
lh« II«M fllmiif >; In •! (it uthar I*'*-^ I V JkJF
■(ort-a -«• doo't carry them, Oir> 5HaJ\ <\ W^M Gr4
prtrr» tr« lf«fi, howovf-r, than v ■iy' ( 'y^r'j''A Uu? F^
would bo aiked to pay il»(.>»lnr». \^i3w?is)Cl3 ■•
!M v Anklrta ............ «l 7. § f
i Dv" ~3 l^««ti>«a •*.««. 1 I
. X**"? Knoa I^Kdnca Mill /
* W. Kneo 1,- »-i:!/i>;i 1.11 <d •♦ '■" % ■} ,
3 %J Tbr»«-<juarter llosa 117.', ■■ ,?
Y:'l ' o Ttil *b'''"r" '73 Jc^W'' 0
Our Truss Room J^\
Offera arary eorafort and '(in»»-n- | __ '^F'' \ »
l.ii.-nr.rniiiiiit an-i adjusting tru*i- 1/ ft-«/^t <^k I J
M.an n|wri luok* altar your wanu, ■ gIPP *^i£g
»vi>ry make and site of IMI ran j |\||v/U /^J "*
t !■ found In our targ* and aisorUd / /
"l—«»^^_ * u3tlS /
r $1.75^.
v \j 7Kf
Abdominal Belts ggflflflj MBl^^
Mid U«M I „.. r ' . I <MT
turn mik «a.50 #■
lBHI««»«l-»n !♦»•]•• fl«n V l^thJ^T
t.L>«i(l»n«. rrgti 1*! Ba -4^
- f3. »p*. lal
■i
Sis Quaker IT
Ph.nt.i Mam IMOi Ind.p. 1240
1013-1015 First Avo.. Glob© Block
Closing Out Sale
Carpets ana
Furniture
AT COST AND LESS
Owing to the lac of Ume Ii which w* h»»» to
dot* out our inraena* clock of kocxU, «• bare con
•tadad to r»duc« •terrthlag to I-m than tka ■ma
t»ttllt«T»" roat,
Cr«>rrthlß( In gnlng wit!) a rtiih. aad r»t you will
f!s4 an irnmrnM' »?<>■ k ltft to •>•!-' t (rota. Km the foods
In the w.r^!. co <Jow« M find • cr««t mM , nor
«U!m which we hit* not aware of bating Ta«r so
Oft Ml* at the uaic law rif«.
W« har* only a f»w b»by carriage Ml, ana you eta
take jour choir* for , , IS 90
LINOLEUM*
45« for our Csc grade of Unoleum. /•
B*r for our *5c itrad*. of Unoleum. ,'-|Vj '
CO* for our 11.00 gJMiI of I.ln.ilaum.
$1 5 for our $160 grads I nlalJ l.lno!rum.
o. . „ CARPETS
25* for anile Art CarpcU.
3Se for Coitags Carptta,
They did Mil for 4Sc
ALL CARPETS art marked leu than coat
CHAIRS "*■
080 for a aolld oak Diner—braced armi Did Mil fa*'
1110. , v
73» for nolld oak Diner, fl nlahed In Golden Oak aaA
• t.mal raluea at 11.J5. Kctlrlng aaUpric* 7Jo.
Datilton Carpet
Company
Cor First Avc. and Spring

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