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THB CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 28, 1905.
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OFFICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER.
Proposal for Removal of Garbage for
Yen 1906.
0 Culm, III., Ike. Slut, L06.
8aMl pvoposuls spldresjted to the
It council irf 111. ril Of CtfrO, 111..
win be rent fjr a at i office up to
r. o'cluci. i. in. of Tuesday, January
2nd, I1M.J, tor th" removal of all gur-hagi-
of 'tiu clt. during the year 1900.
1 ho gflrt.a'-. --ii -irljt of till flecgyeii
Mat. vi L-. latJi?- ami h-iteheu offal
irom tliti iron! ..f afl restyi not-; ami
streets of i he ( !f of fcafib. as many t
directed by tin' city council aud rJ
of health.
The Contractor will In- reuuired to I
iTitiim all garbage .during tbo months
borcat'ler. nanma W Kftrtri viz:
Krom Ik-comber lo March, twice each
week. Horn March 1st. to May ist,
three times oaoji week, from .May fat
i" December 1st, sit times each wee!;.
Hv removal of the garbage lo be
to the sat isfaclion of the board of n;s, Scot .special otS
henlth and l''posttf d not lei s than poelahil tbi story never
mile from any inhabited portion of the j
city. A bond in the, sum of (t.'iOO.oo) j
l-jv,. llUjidred dollars with approved
eiirity mus! ftceoinnany each bid.
tlic city council rcerves the right
:. reit'i-t ;.tiv and all bid.
K. S. DEWHY,
. , t'ity Comptroller.
OFFICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER.
Proposals For City Printing.
Cf.iro, ill,. Deo. 21 si. 1905.
proposal add'res. wl to lUe
' c. I
StaleJ
, 1 1 j cotnlcll of tho city of. Cairo. wJU ! ing bras he used to year ago wner
ri'i-etccd til Ibis office up to 5 j ,n'.ti dtspat' hV. lie brbhe lit on hif
'clocli p ni. or Tuesday, .January 2nd. ,. .,v to eVplaia 1' appeared thai
1901. for do list the city printing fpHftja operator at Daggett. Ariz., hao
the 'year? 1900. i ailed up KeudrickV chief elerk. know
All hit must iucluile the publish-! i thai tbe latier had a transconii
1UK
hi tome daily newspaper ol ait
i ho prdijo4lnB of the city coaneri,
all orditiatict s governing the oi-f of
film, all official uotices of whatever
kind ici)iii.td to be piiblislied by tbe
laws and ordinances of the city of
( vro awl all other official notices
;cflulre4')y the city ooiincll or coon
i v conrr,; -
The. type lo be used Je to be what it
i.oowit ft, S-poiut type. A, bpnd In the
(iB of i$i00.O'M Two Hundfed dollars
with appro ved security must accom
pany each bid.
the city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bid.
K. a. MffWKY.
City Comptroller.
OFFICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER.
Proposals for Supplying the City of
Cairo With Lumber for Year
1906.
" Cairo 111 Dec. -1st
Sealed pcp'als addressed to the
. :- couuc 1 of the city yf Cairo, will
lie received gt this office up to 5
o-otock p. to irf,Ttji";rrv -nit
,, .jLrr-r rrrc city of Cairo all
lumber, iie' ij.-d for public use during
i lie year 9i0.
All bids must state tie price of each
kiud of. lumber, viz: White oalt, cy
prttss iiDd JfellpW pine, and to be tlel'v
red tojug part of tUti city ga ordered.
A bonij" iu tfa sum of ( jOP.OO) Five
Hundred dollars with approved sxnr
iTy must accompany each bid.
"l!he city council1 r serves the right
to reject any and a.li bids.
K S. DBWET,
t'ity Comptroller
The new train .service via the troB
Alountain routo from Cairo enables
passengsjrs to make the rouad trip
from Cairo to Tape Oirnrdfau. Dexter,
t'oplar Rluff Charleston. Plkcsom and
Moreliuuse in one day. Train 'eaves
Cairo' dally ut 8:30 a m. returning
train arrives Cairo at :Q0 p. tn.
"
tnglisM House Oardtri
' gmeMdn ' riTildi en leajra '6a l-on
iof if a eaaler of ri(e rh dcae
noguraiion. and tbe grow up wiih the
idea taar It is a mart perpetually oei
huag sri'b tog sue -moke, sajs the
trao Telegraph. To have a private
'tsidea'" la Xsr Vork city is a lu
'irj; pnssib v 6s to he , ich. acd none
but a mii'tiaurtHonaire could live in a
House with a garden.
WhB the A as ericas girl, tharefoie
want to have tea itr ome friends in
moderate rireumtanci?. she waji as
roaished, to had them livjag 'a large
bonse enth aaiden In frog I and
s sga-(o'p8 iue in the rear Tea was
sorted if 'be sanlen
Hej miiui rerened o suborbas
MOae s' home that had abotjt at
south land x this Kpgilah one The
liack ut ' a Used a a dtjing
place He i.vtl -s Tn from ,iard na1
-lili' h?i .pi'( flow e bf tided
' hep: tin iiink. open lo Ho
- re
Mil
In
t a)ai of no u'j to Hie
li
.f i. ; ' .:,'
c;iic if rvere;;
tale; i i: v. ..
in rcTon lad
r p n "'..
tirit r Ca ru
.8CKiatt!.-h sliarc
i :i, he had noH.
Duildlug
and loao
in
M (
second i ' - b
Mctzgcr. 8c:.
..p. . ,j
erjiint
i-,n ash
11..? rgt,.
iloid.
sgent
Hiz I
lfornia
CUT FLOWERS
' P ' Ckfitfroi.
DAVIDSON. 1ST
DRV GOODS
Af YOUR OWk PRICE
t "e:peet Lme Vo gkfar Sa
Orocerie apd Met Marked
(fosi i ' f r 4r
THK BCOTT SPECIAL.
At one of the reoaut impromptu
luncheons wbb b have become sUnosl
a daily babji with Chicago railroad
f,rsl'nts several of the magnaies fell
la wist-msing last rune. The conversa
tion naturally drifted onto the subject
of ih Walter tWt Special, with which
tf anta FY biWde such reJkaW
(ranseontinenta I time
' One of tUC bjresMeuts joked li. P.
hftdej rsVifliii? tl: matter. Insisting
that the spec si! was a cleverly devised
advert Mill; Schema.
'Ton are emireiv wrong there, re
piled the Santa IV preside "Tb
.., iVia loirt.1 and W
i k?..i,i. own' mi .- n - imi - .v. -i
I t,m fri,- it in real money, V
don i tbini mat Scotty was frying to
j advertise snypne "hen be took lust
wjtoptbjie ride in -bleb be pearly
j lost hia life, do you That felow sim
j &t ha a era' for going fast. It you
: ton ( Hind I t! tll you the story of the
the sauta re,
rot into the pa
pers "
,,,,
lis bave It," cboritsotj the othei
railway presidents who I han"?il to B
Mr. Hlplty's auostn thai aitrtlcnl'
nr on tidnr. '
"Ope "day about a mouth before the
SoU special ws ruii to Cbb-ago. Vice
PrecideiK Ken d nek 'phoned down lo
my office and a.-.. - d me if 1 cotlli ' onie
up to his room, where he said he was
receivip? a lot of funny messages.
Irom ibe coast end of b: oftt e wire
,t.,t Hial be did no! know what to
j aailP 0f ,hi I went up and iber
; he t at' hi chief elerWs ite'k pound
nenia' w re t his eioow. ami mu
. . . . . a r. j
de
it!ared thai there ws" a maniac in
sffice who demanded a special train
fl him in Rarstow. 23 roile ' 1
10
ha'irMi'i imt iiaek aaaiu. He sa
till:
i?!low was tall and gaunt as a eoyote
sad looked a though he had been 101
In' ihe Red desert fo- weeks. Although
ii was an eiiremely hot day he wa1
Anuitaa In a blue flannel shirt, heavy
slothes aad n enorujmis ulfter
MrtTfd up collar The fellow
wit!,
had
had
we't
found tha' 'he regular
nassed through Daggett
train
for the
nd that he could not get to Baratow
for another -4 hours
" Haren't you got anything thai'
hi wheels and caa run me to Barlow
and back?' Scott had demanded of the
astonished agent.
"Cpon tbe agents replying thai
there ta nothing Scott demanded
Whai s the matter with that Wfaeas)
old card engine out there aud thai pld
red caboose There's a special for y.ui
Husfl W 'ogether for m.'
'Wait ere von In such bun.'
for' demsuded 'be agent, suspi
iouslv. - . r siaOd 'be cij.ssed whlsk
in this junipin' off place of creation
be raplled Yon know Daggett i ome
pretty near beiug lielow sea levej." ex
plained Hie president, "aud it gets pret
ty l il there in summer 'ime
"The Dftggcti agfnt taiaat b-:.- '
from :'critiy ''ppeai n- ilia,! he Bad
a ien. but as the fellow insisted Ibai
Im dud out what it would cost to rut
special lo Bar siow and back he un
derlouk to ascertain. By the time '
got up io Kendrick office the vin
preident , wa 0' to lei acptty
the special fur nothing. Just i
the life of th Daggeit agent
seemed la think his last da.
save
whe
bad
! ome
' 'Tel! the agent to tall tbe fellow,
I SggggeteNsl thai be can have the ole
yard engine and red calo.ise for Jir,u
and we'll run the wloeU off pf IkiiI
of 'am io boot
"Kendibk tried tlu' ou the agen1
and the agen' cvideutl tried it or
Fcotty, for in abut. a iifTv tle atinwei
came ha. k 'Hoit lammed $hV) it
&old down op the counter Itefore I goi
the words nut of my mouth and said
'There' yoe.i inonev. and tell the higl
i srd that it's cheap, too." The red
rickety rick special's bing made ur
now .' concluded the Daggett agen'
"Well. sirs, tha' fellow jumped ont'
tbt yard engine, hen tbe Da;spt
tpeclal Was completed, aud helped flri
sad run it all tbe way io Bar.-tow
He never once got ipto his Pulloiat
caboose, and from all I can bear tha'
was the flenest Zt-tpfla run on rec
rd. The firl thing ue did was tft
promise tb fireman and ensineer eacl
a I-'" gold p-.e'e if they made Bar-inn
under niiau'" s. They gol there It
IT. which sa- an average of SO mile-
sn llOU' ror Hie wnole Ul-unce rm
engineer told me sfierwjrd thai th
aaenl iaionufd hliu tbe president bai
Bald be. . enld run the wheels off ann
that he' IrUd io do so. That old yard
iaetne and lb Jln! aid red eaboo-o
jed lnk and forth ami left th
rails no and then, and i' -nmetinien
-eemed they aould never e,i,le down
on th-ni again Throngli ii all ibl
fe'low gcotty grinned like a fiend
piled tbe eoal into tbe firebox and
urged 'he engin'ir to tvt her up.
"gcott stacd in Rar low two bojrs
wh'reupon be h')'d up r-'rferil;
jiober ,a' the yards snd oeJred hifi
Lifrctal nacK to nag" rb nd.
back si; almort duplieation of thf
west run aad tbe men both got -h"ii
gold"
"sst in tauaaer otfl scott nnt
to go to Birftow for
s-ked one 0f
the presidents
.u. t.. u , i.. I
mart latilles of sthisky lil.li b
MoiifHt ion. in Mm t n-1 cu-i
iim nn er $i.mi j i i - I, n i,, ......
the eagtaaer that i bey were nut cheap
if lie would, have strangled to dealt
one n..-4 drln' of taagfeu polaa.'
- Q.bgo Ttacfr1lirgld
Walter lay." pui ivoTba player
low n 'here a' the other end qf if
oucier i kicking about bis steak.
fy-eteirif Lt Wifn liJel fpal wfJBtl
t$ is bats '! t tJrga ! " --:v,
H kadi Uttcgfto Ir.tit
Friend of the People and
Counsellor of the Czar
The Man Who Hold, the Gravest
.nd Opportunities Gift. Be.towed
rare ii '88
physka!
ii
ivci- uiisht call
i, rohimonptace per
f ylducb) carriage, or
BlMD) borcd-loohlne
Bon. a bit man
dinury features
i eyes, but in sum- "i
mmiolipnu enei-s
after all appear
ii n caldc That
ailed force ha
n. w bercvoi- he
of KAMarance, t hi ma
individual. atrfKlBg. noth
uiiujistaliabic gtUltfty rail
marked hinfor ils own.
jioes be fctand.- apart a ia
ed upon, a man noi to be
ri to be count-
iownod.
When t lie fieam
dan peace nuiiiiii-
r licaiing the liuB
iloner approaciieii
our laud that day la
newspupei men and i
though there weve
si summer and the
iiii hoarded tier, !
e weve mat
; celebrities,
tm board, ihe
many distinguished n
oblec! of chief it
ire
s the undis
imoiiplace jger to our
Vulevitch
i, w ho ounht
u i hey come
tiumii.slied loolvinp. the
.-ave lor the bigness - st
sb.iro. ibe Ruasfan 9e
W ide The tieti spaper n
to know a nerBon'aiity w
across it picked out Witte a
In a most inlr-resting art i
once.
Die in i he
New York Times under
ihe interesting
Kisc of Count Wine A R
m of History." the writer say
tuai:
hi
introduction- "When gerge Vule
h Wine was born at Tifli r years
he was blessed by two fairies who
om combine iheir gift, ibe Kairy
fcfc!
vlin give Korcefnlness and tbe Fairy
j woo confers Oppon unity. Very seldom,
i'.ierbaps once in a single reuUiry
j lo these two fairies take a child
j under their protection, and when this
(happens that hild. no matter what bis
j restraints bis handicaps, his lack of
those things tha' make to) sue e-s. ron-
MAN 1'AH
q ;ers ami pre u
ean i-tanc
, gaili-.i pift "
W e like this explanation of lb
glga'i majveloiit, htf ..jiIi obsc
first statesman of Russia of I
of Ihe ' entury we all carry alo
advancing years a belief in tlio.
fairies, a belief thai great men a
be day,
ng with
e cradle
re Porn.
tot made And fill
rifts of Heuiuh and
jffta re ot i li
Opportunt
l wo
doubi Interaatftig.
We muct uoi exaggeiaic 'be picture,
however, pui WlUa iu the list ol those
that have risen from lowest origin.
Hia father was au official, his mother
connected w ith one of the oldest of Itius
aian noble families. But it is true io
tay i hey were obscure, the father but a
minor official. And when W itte mar
ned and chose as wife a Jewess, mem
ber of ihe race so unpopular, so despised,
we understand that he rather serioualy
BBThflUapped hllfiseffsoetalry ' -
In early days there seemed nothing
to look forv.ard to leyond a small posi
tion in a small loviu: it la probable
when opng Wittr became a atudept at
the i;?iiersit of Odessa he had in view
soaic professorship as hit- place in Ufa,
B'n be na' not destined to the teaching
profeioion cot destined io the small
town: was to deal vi'Ji large matters,
have grasp of a wide empire. Wiue
was born way down in Trans-Caucasia,
and after graduation from the Univer
sity of Odessa entered the service oi a
railway in tbe south of Russia. The
railway company was owned by t be Rus
sian Steamship company, a com pan)
that from the fii -t seemed to appreciate
the abilities of 'bi particular young
man in iu employ . fur he was advanced
froafe post io post, at length became
general BQperiatendeBt
I'. ii all was not to be r.mooih sailing
iierious accident mturredon the rail
way the -upeiilitendeni wns held ac
i i.n.iabb aliu summoned lo tt I'eiei
bin 2 io gite evidence si an official in
ir ligation. As happens occaaionally
failure led to success. The oftirials ol
t;i ministry of finance were impr ed
hb were the new -paper men al Hofao
Ven b the forcafglesM of the man
Witte The; pre. -eri .if fp.i i in tti h
him. tkejlf faith rot; he w. offered
Bid ecpd p'l'l'l' P ..n ..rr ,,f (h
ajos-crngMgf llr5. could gflord 'ohsrd
In hr resignstion to 'ha other cam
p- c j .
Another disss er he pe-l V'i !eo hs
t.me helped him far oi. We rave refer-
hetue to me tituso-1 urii. -u wai i ii , ,si.
'and tbe in ompeier.i exhlbi ed In tbe
beginning by the Rus.-i.in raiiwsv de
pari nit ni: inomt
an
Coll BO' S li ps- .- ' I
I aj ;. t.t ,; .
ruaaei i opai t
played e-.eu b) the got
u:-n: - whit h sic be!rt
:tisls's recent d'a-!
re It t.i
In
Bus Loncon
"! '!'":
in'
Wille
l-t-, j n 0 r n r .w s m u im m
of Re.pon.ibikties ForceMiie..
Upon Srrge Yulev.txh Wttte.
bwause of .lie pitilui lucapacit oi mo
railway officials. The: did not know
how to move the troop, no ona could tell
where any particular regiment was, sol
diers uere sent on long journeys with
out food--everyt bins was in a siaie of
chaos.
The si Petarburg authorities were
helpless. It seemed that they bud HQ
one to wbnni bo turn who was capable
of unraveling the tangle. At length
somebody remarked that ibere was one.
uia
11 section ol Ihe country in wuich
l liinfif
seenieu
lie KoinK tfghl In-
aulrv waR made aim I
was found lhat.
the lines n
which Serge w me nan
control were runnin
that difnculiies BJW0
officials elsewhere wi
with no hitches,
on to Witte by
beinj; straight
i vgs obvious,
a Si . Petersburg
mea with greail.1
was .sia'ioncd a'
time i "lings were
-like precision."
Wliai
aummi
W
an
en
a
in ned tp '
ed powen
. and In &
z with n
( n
lie
ic
Odessa.
runnipi
Wit te
n
s now in
10 ibe foi
Ions
M' O
iscure.
Again
i. An
idly
I1CI
at
minister
was a.n
ioister of
IB '
LIA11ENT
MEKT.
coaai
Witt
thing
mark
Of M.
sann
Oi
and
i the
Even i
. II the
i til '
I as i iff i
pl.tiu. an
ministry
Tile S'.ll
luit'ii' r .
iu ret en:
w asm.
gpUatiaMBtf as
been oft told
world ktBOWl
of leu ye.,-
of the coun
ry
he
'f li
Ami lor mou
iroaderful tor
peace eo liferent
mouth and th':
obtained for I
lonous aliei
watching the
iremendously
great leadt r
friend of the
ft
i Ins
It us
lilt
ubled
e diftY
le and
I I
tbe caar.
It is weil it is
erful figure in tl
placed, what the
mpf re has been
I laike Tiibune
calls the gravest responsibility thrust
upon a man in recent limes, "The
I difficulties Witte Baa to face are aj
4 most endless. He lias against turn the
! court, a powerful bureaucracy. I he
iai'lii). the teat t binary party, and the
anarchist-. Willi him ale the liberals
and the iutelligeul c!ssm- uni a wty
fickle, impatieut and su pitions pub
lie" Tht- t-ar aud Couih Wi i siaud
for civil libcny bin disi up'cil ltn. .j ,
finds it no' easy to agree on the mean
ing of the word.. "Aaarchj is th
ideal "f vote nihili m was long h
watebword of manj : Hiciaiism i. the
e-jal aimel a bj largt part p all
the lcadt-. sed. perbap? ny : eric
did!"il'y .if all, th- not font probanl;
cntertarlted by ;h great map: Oi ignoi -ant
follower of tbe tjjunj are of a
vague nes . and rrudenes: i-ompoiiml
ed as thev are of a sense
af eeonomie
r poliileai
n Cartas
i ights."
md a deire
CHRia rro-iiKl:
In Training,
e Will you pei
Why
e -
tit aw
i lerah
uaily
' IB III
'cng
-Judge.
aecJdeal to tram earn
led io the resignation of
of ways and means W
pointed to the po3t. At
ways and means be at
plans for ihe Trans-Sine
and latei as miplster of
ried om these plan. Bui
how lie came to bold t"1
finance. When tin inciin
.
J 1
HIS KARLY-
BREAKFAST.
VOUKQ MRS. WIPPERDON MAKES
BISCUITS.
It waa not to be expected that the
I sook would get up at 5:30 iu tbe moni
i ju.i because ,pperdn tm, t
: eauh an early iraiM'oui of town. .!..-.
I rVinperdon syas not ya I Iv b anxious
! to have her do so. She had a surprise
In store tor bur husband. She was ai
1 was surprising hiui. The three mouths
that they bad boeu married had not re
vealed to hiw 1'?'r u'o"lU'''f"l 'l"1'
ilie.s, lie often rt utaikc'i upon tliat tit' i.
This particular toiorntug, when the
alarm clock jerked Wlpperdon out Of
bed he found a uoU'OU his shaving mir
ror: V
"Come down iulo ihe kitchen wheu
jou are dressed ETHEL. '
Wippenlon looked, at the clock. It
was half an hour earlier than the linn
he had set. He oiH'ued the door. A
fragrant odor of coffee smote bis nos
trils. "Ha!" he said. "That means
breakfast, bless her!"
He made his foi lei and took h's suit
case in hand and went downstairs. At
the hat rack he slopped, smiling to him
self, put on his hai and coat and took
his umbrella from the rack. Thus
equipped, he made his way to tbe kitch
en, opened the door und started bacic
with a splendidly executed air of sur
prise. For the kitchen table was spread w ith
a snowy c loth and set for break;' is! for
OU. Tbe coffee po was on the range
and a beefsteak was sputtering on the
broiler, while Mr. Wipperdon, gin with
a
ti
dngham npi
Hushed and smiling.
ned to him.
"Well, if Cm
! pardon. "How
I Uui you've got t
"J will not."
! woman. "I'm
)t in luck!" said Wip
icd that coffee smells!
at with me."
contradicted the young
just waitress. Now, let
way, dear; I'd much
I me have ru.
rather."
I When she spoke like that she gen
erally had her way. Wipperdon sat
j down and the steak and the potatoes ar.d
! coffee were set before him Then Mm,
' W ipperdon opened the oven door aud
whisked out a small pan of smoking hot
Wipperd.
' Wh
do look
"Thi
said .
I "They'
jdon. t abi
"Light a
i "What
li
a biscuit and bit into it.
he masticated and then
!" be said in response to
lank. "Yet. I'll take some
When
he remarked, "you wai
j gome lessons in making
j "I'm so glad you like
WlpperdOB. "Have yo
ready?"
hem." said Mrs
i eaten that al-
he aisked for a
"The are such
"That's the only
He finished the
amed." he said,
ti another cup of
j tiny biscuits." h
criticism i can
I "but I simply tim-i
coffee."
His gratified wife turned away to get
it "What are you doing under the
table?" she miked.
"Shoelace untied " he replied, reap
I searing. "Waif, tkal wascenainlyaliout
the best breakfast I ever ate. I'm a hog
to have eaten all those go bd biscuits."
"Oh. there's another panful." said
i Mrs. Wipperdon.
What!" ejaculated Wipperdon
"Well." he said, hurriedly. "IU have to
I I it'Oee
He picked op bis hat coat, bag and
Suddenly the b
(Jul to run.
"Hood by, deari
not taking time I
II clock strurk
gaP- d Wippenlon.
" He dashed ont.
put or. bis coat,
later liertha said:
Half an hou
What in the nam of -what did you
put into these t -cull, ma'am?" She
sniffed at it. Sody!" -he exclaimed,
tragically "Sir. II of It "
Mrs. Wippei'iori ane lied "Why.
tl
y ie awful!' he exclaimed. Hut 1
n't use soda They re baking pow-
I
gue
the;
"And Mr. Wippenlon a
ix of them.'
I wailed tka young matron
"It's a womier It didn't pizen him"
I paid the cook "I'd thought Ihe taste
' would have stopped him."
"He didn't want to hurl my feeling- .
' of course " said Mrs Wipp' rd'.n. half
: hysterically. "And so he at ihem. Ob
, I know be II tie sick."
"I'll bet you he will." said i he cook.
As Mrs- Wippciilon passet! tbrougb
the hail the saw , r husband. ,-uitcs:c
j on ihe flow where, in hishi"- be h9 j
l left it Sbe picked it up with a cry of
dismay and stood wondering how tgc
BOaiM gal it io him Hs!f mvhaniran.v
she opened it. arm thru-. mii-d up ith
roliar hair brtispes and other article.-,
vere tl" buttered fragmrnix of halt
th en br.gbt gobicti biscuits Chicago
Daily News , ,
A MhUH.Y.
Youth, ah.i u.i w i .l hang
ikli Loi aad found him wanting un
eied him o ei w i'h a veil of Indifference,
and turning b'-r pale face toward a new
asorkt. set out alone.. eiboR she knew
tun wliiiurr hrr : -c- ao-.jld lead t'-.r
B '.l!- 3Zi
Payne's
FOR STOMACH, 'HOVELS, LIVE! AND KIDNEYS.
1 OO per bcktlia, tbrt'S for 93,00! Mix- for 46. OO.
Payne's Quick Relief Oil, a5 cents,
yiie's .'tedlcateif Soap, loc. Altsuldby
Herman C. Schuh.
0O1 WASHINGTON A.O
hranibies. Her heart, numb with Its
secret sorrow, grew faint, her limbs In-
came palsied and her step slow and un-
certain. Weary and weak, Youth sat
her down, aud with the hem of her gar-
ment w iped the blood from her poor
bruised feet and bleeding tlngors. and,
as she looked aghast at tbe pcarlet
splashes, she burst into passional e
weeping, and all day and all night she
sat sobbing.
Again she started on her way, and
again she stumbled and fell and was
pierced by the thorns aud brambles
Blinded by tears, stumbling, falling,
catching her breath like a little child
who had been forbidden to cry. she
sobbed out lhat her pat was lost that
s!ie had no strength to struggle fart her.
Softly, as though blown by asunuuer's
wind, she swayed, and lo! she felt her
two cold bauds grasped firmly in the
clutch of a big, warm palm. She looked
up wonderlngly, and met the eyes of a
Viking, who smiled upon her pityingly.
"Who are you0" Youth asked, draw
ing confidingly nearer him.
"I am t-ympathy." be replied, press
Ing her hands nrotcetingty and carry
ing one, then the other to his mouth,
"and I shall warm you and feed you
and kiss you and carry you in my
arms when von are tired you little
And. stooping, be caught her up In
his strong arms and kissed her madly
I For a space she lay still within his
jgirms. her pulses quickening- in the
Ifconsi , lousncss of warmth and return
tne strength Then, with a sudden
On and
In his tii
he bad r
where he
together
lpathy carried Youth j
ns. nor stopped unfit i
Ibe path o' Dreams 1
It of II
prieea. Then
Pride. Necetal
le, alio ai
udiiig Yo
aft-
tered the
he would
: at times to v.T.lspi
st mud gad stone-i
fstk haste'
thrown upon
froze Y'outh' blood,
band across her eyt
She pnsseil hat
. palm outward.
es one does who has received an un
txperteil blow. One moment eh;
0 Stayed. Her hair became loosened by
Its own weight ... and fell alsjut her
hen she lifted her head.
Sotlly-C.e niiiht (alt and softly the
moon rows shove Qm brow of the hill
outh saw her way cb'arly defined B
i tie mllo radian" There were tht
UBe piiu'b-. tka ami' reck am.
I, riar aud albell Youth was weak ir
limb ' be did not stumble, neither db
sbe cry out lie bitternt w in her pooi
heart, for Necessity lowered at her
side and auou slopped to whisper in
her ear.
When she had come to tbe end of
her Journey she saw Love waiting with
outstretched arms. She could see his
tigure plainly, albeit the moon had
moved toward the zenith, until now.
only a plendcr wire of amber lay upon
Love did not speak, nut tie smtiei
Youth did not speak. But lifting the
heavy mass of hair she flung it across
h .- eye to hide her fare In It shame
In silence I,o.e Ft. I le.l Yomh to hi-
j hrea.-t rind iu-t a- th" pn'e rim of the
horizon was merging In the gray ol
Dawn be -wept her face free of in
I covering, ann an that were rte-st lo foi
ggt disappeared on the wing of the
Wii. hfui Moaarch
T Fiurrrrr Kvang Hsu fresjwentl
send bis attendant- oii'.idf. the ctt
to purchase lb late u lejoks and news
paper-. On learning of 'his ipe jtj
ifii'i ii hsc warned llit "katalls to
hteie Tht.uht
k 1 think I un
then a- well as you thiak yow do now.
Pltiii-deiphta litHlger.
An Exception.
I ie un nephew, who has just coat
into a formate; Yon fimsi rememl-er,
rjiv Nv. that "A fool le t In oi .n ,
New
Discovery
J WAS OLD JOKE OK fHCCOAG'
s
Nothing New Ah:ui Boiling Cp-lr
In tc.c Cceaa.
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Cftta!:
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j , yes
ulmo
J troTlii
j garoil
i lolo i
we w
sg th-
aunch, when Che li
bout the wondcKul
not vers far from it
cruised around aud
wc passed over it 1
of water out of th
.an that wt
n-,.r hoi. It was one of
wonderful experiences of lit
have had in California, and 1
have missed it for a great di
"Yes. 1 had that game p
,ne once," remarked Chief t
Dermot:. rat her carelessly.
"I don't understand jou,"
the Pouglikccpsip banker,
"You were out In a
launch."
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