H gnarl: and pints, large
,3, _ .Iieo Lightning Jere
. 7 ~ ~ than for years put. Ex-
of
an
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.. Spices. both whole and
lid such as Spice should be.
no... Peaches, all ri ht, no live
“out. ,Will close them cog at 10.: lb.
Worth ymltientiou.
/ 10! Clam Bolt in any quantity.
Tapioca. a new article.
0.
to be closed out at
9" m mixed Spices forhpiehiin'g, etc.
W Vinegar. Pure Cider Vinegar.
BEER.
,
luau
Excels all
others in
Strength
and
Purity.
Send 2-ceni stamp for pictures.
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Hill' WATER HEATEP
'ililliiilil, Strum anti Bas-Fiulng.
Till mi Client iron Work.
Hot Air Hunting.
‘ and estimate» lurninlmi for Miller
bio . steam or hot sir boating.
' mmmn MAIN Fl'i‘
uni Zeiull,
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have them «liver-ed every Saturday morning.
vtcmlcrfoot’h' dugout, and purly soon thur
monomer razorspsiéae av me
new ARTEMUS wane. ,,
ill I: Interviewed by a Stranger, Who Do-
cides That It Is Not Wise to Linger and
Be Shot, So no fleets Ilia Fate Elsewhere.
A Talk With His Brother.
I was smoking uiy pipe at the mouth of
my dugout in the Cherokee strip when a
lellercums gallopin up on an Arkansaw
rude and nearly rides over me aforehc
:hccks up to inquar:
“Stranger, mebbe ye ar' the reptile
what thinks he’s got a claim on these yore
ill acres of fertility spread out afore us?"
“1 hey the honor to be that humble
worm of the dust, ” sez I, slzin him up as
A claim jumper and a bad man.
"How long will it take ye to bid good-
by to that dugout and vanish from this
locality?"
“Fur why!"
“Bekase this yore claim suits me, and
l’m gain to jump it."
“Hain’t you no feclin's for an orphan?"
I02 I as I reached down and pulled up my
bio shotgun.
“Nary one, and I’ll gin yo jest five min-
its to spread yer wings and ily,‘ be ten-
:icrly replies.
“What about the law?" scz I, fcelln
kinder lent-some to think I might hev to
put a stop to his
prancing around
and he obleeged to
, bury him to boot.
. "The law he
' . durncdi When a
fuller wants any-
thing in this ken-
try and has got
sand in his craw
to back him up, he
takes it. Are ye
coIIIin out 0’ that
and take. a skate?”
“Stranger, " sea
I, thinkiu I might
possibly touch his
heart strings and
rculizln that I had
no shovel to dig
his uruvu with,
“don‘t be tukin
no risks with me
when thar's n icudvrfoot on the next 40'
above who kiu bo skcerod outer his hole
with one hoot. All yo’vo not. to do is to
ride up thur and holler once, and away
he'll ily. In fact, he's sick of the blumcd
keutryuud just waitin fur aonusbody to
tell him to go. As fur Inc, I’vo cum to
stay. I huiu't dangerous cxccpt on elm
day of the “Toll, but this happens to be
theduy. I dug this hole with ushluglo
and lu-v got a strum: afi'cctlon fur it, and
as fur tin-sc- HO :IcrI-Mif laud I'I'c got to use
’cm to grow my icrbuckcr oII. "
“\Vhooprcf" lu- yells as he mukcs his olc
boast cavort uround and pulls out his
watch.
“I gin yc just twoudniis in which to
vanish. "
With that i HTS (hut ho had no human
hcur: strings. and I lifts up my gun and
Kits u fu‘r brad on his eye ulorc ho drops
to tho gunu‘. llc looks very solemn fur ll
Iuiuit or iwu and thou humbly asks,
“Strauucr, ar' that II bony ildc gun?"
"Slu- IIr‘,“ scz 1.
“What‘s tho contents?"
“ Buckshot mostly. "
"And who might yo ho most every
day in the Week?” ho softly contiuucs,
“'l'hcy mostly culls luc .iqupiII .loc.
ll'yc want my claim as bad as ye did II
iiiillil or two tum?"
“i don't, " hc M'l, with grcut blunducss.
“No, I don't want IIutlIiu yc kiu help
me to by pulliu on the trigger of that
gun! Ilqubly hopiu fur yer fuchcrbap-
plums and prosperity. I will now bid yo
lercwcil ! "
“Won’t yo linger and be shot?"
"No, tluIIIkcc, though I'm jcst as much
ohlccgcd. Once more udcw!"
ilc rides uwuyiu lhcdin'ciion of the
"wox’r YE Immi: Axu
ur. suor?"
was the uni-so of shooliu ovcr [but way. i
Wilri uiiiin rcudy to an over and ram if it
was u row of suicide when up cums u fol»
lcr on a white hora and looks all around
and [wan-fully set:
“Struuucr. mcbbo yo'vc seen my brothcr
'l‘om apnssiu this
ycrv way on u
illl‘ii’l?’
".‘II'iIiu‘ I iii-V, "
1407. I. "A!" ll: Il
Ihc lulu lunu-ut
cd's IIIIiIIInl owr
ihur on tho hill?"
"Slur Nil'lllIl)’
bu, or I'm a low”
From your inn.
uuidgo 1 bike it
that my brother
’i'om huiu't cu-
Vortiu round on
top Ibis Iti‘rlh us
much as he wot?"
“i buiu’t hill'lill
.454? ‘
“er
a
4mm
about it, but l'vc «rgw
got IIII ldcu iluIl d; " 3,?
his cuvurtlu doya “‘3
III” nearly uvn-r."“l'.\liiiil.‘l IIMIKIIoiIEi"
" llid ye hcv uuyihln nuiu him, atruugwl
Auyihlu so pmwrfui that yo felt it yer
dooly to make him comm his prnnciul"
“Oh, no. lie ('niimi ycI-oto Jump my
claim. but fludln I was aJuIIIpln man my-
self hc rid over to bulidozo tho redhoadml
:bup on the bill."
“And yc'vc bcnrd smetiu?”
“i hcy. I was about to go over to so
who‘s gun went oil flint. If yo bain't
got no pu-ssin iIIuagquont, yo might go
along."
“With all my heart," so: he, and we
Went.
When We got to the rim of the hill, we
seen the nslbcmhid man about II mile
away and hcndin fur Kaunas. while that
was a sign in front of the dog out rcadln,
“Jump and be durnod, for I'm goin buck
homo!" A lactic waysoi! lay the chap
who had so iutclybid me a fond adew,
and I our to the fclicr with me:
"Was the late lamented yer only brother
in the world?"
“My only one!” be sadly replies.
“If I'd a-kuowod that, I wouldn’t hev
run him up ngin a mlhcaded man.”
”Oh, that's all right! Yo felt it yer
dooty, and I can’t mnnpiain. We can't be
stoppiu to ask whose brother a man is
when dootyis III-gin no onward and up
ward."
"Will your loss be his gain, stranger?"
I ask» as the surviviu brother continued
to look wrmwiul.
“l'nulouhtiulflmn he. “He's out 0'
Cherokee straight 'mdl, but what sort of
lien he's ntruck beyond I can't ilggor
on. cold yo hcv any objeckshuns to
my to the funerull"
.. "Not a one. 1‘" even help dig the
33;: m one o’ the manners.“
' Wammdmmm‘
m m ’ In. new
a it It: mm mm om
“ M I i
. n. ‘ .
of the redhead“!
man and try and
pop him over, and
as he was ready to
and we shook
and- he said: ‘
“Don’t go fur '
to w a 5 ti a any
grass seed on the
grave or usin up
lumberfur a head-
board. Ye'vo bin
put to a heap 0’
trouble as it is." ‘ . ,
"WMI, I’d like ‘11! 8 OUT 0' CHEROKEE
go any sunthin m ermmur 'Nurr."
sorter console ye," sea I, feeiin kinder
mean about things.
“Oh, don’t menshun it. Don't men-
shun it,” he answers as he rides away.
“Fact is, ye’ve bin to so much trouble
and bin so nice about it that I’m almost
ashamed to look yo in the face. So long to
ye, and may ye git yer reward in the next
world if not in this."
I still sorter felt that I’d bin a icetle bit
hasty and owed somebody an apology or
sunthin, and when a fuller came along on
foot, can-yin a lot (I household truck on
his back and lookin mighty weary of this
life, I stops him and scz:
“Stranger, ye might hcv abrother out
yero in this Cherokee strip?"
“Yes, I hev,” he replied away down his
dusty throat.
“And that brother might cum along and
try to jump my claim?"
"That would be him.”
“And he'd meet the jumpincst man in
Cherokee and fall dead with surprise. "
“But what’s the pint yo wautcrmake?"
“ Jest this: If I’d helped to dighis grave
and acted as ono of tho mourners and ex-
pressed my eormw to the surviviu relu-
shuns, would I owe anybody anythin be-
sides?"
“Anythin as how?” he yells, lwginulu
to git mud.
“Auythin as an apology," .
"Yo must be a four boss idiot," he hol-
lers as ho kicks up the dust with his foot.
“No, of course. yo wouldn't. What sort
of a knockkuecd, chickcn'livcrcd pilgrim
ar' yo that yo feel yo'vogot to ’pologixo fur
shootiu any cnntuukcrous cuss who yearns
fur yer claim? Yc’d hotter git out of ob.)
Cherokee. Ye ill" too powurful good to
rub ugiu the rest of us critters, yo ar'."
And utter that l fcltahcup better in my
mind. AI's'I'IN Kassie
$70 For ll Cup of Comic.
Thcy wcrc. talking about high prices
which they hurl paid forluxurics ut differ-
ent iimcs. ()m- man had gin-n 3H fora
can of peaches in the days of 154‘). An-
oihcr, who had ruiscd cattle on the plains
in 1mm, bud bid against a cowboy for a
bunch of grupm until tho pricb \\'flh‘ $13.51),
but he got tho grapes. (inc of the party
had cxchuugI-d $63.”: for a pair of slow,
but ho had bI-ou iili oilch-r, uud tho money
was in (Touh-dcrolo hills, which wI-rcu't
worth their weight in paper.
“And I," said tho youngest man of the
group. "in thcscduys of peace and prop.
rcss, quick comumuiuuiou and abundance
of supply, have. paid $70 for a small cup
of ('oflcc. "
ilc waited for some. (Inc to challenge
him, but souu- pretty big hiul'ii‘ri had been
told, and thcirroupof roquum-I's fclt cquul
to anything.
“ch,” he said, "a friculi gave int“ 31”
to bet on a horse at the race. track. I was
in lili‘ clubhouse gelling luncheon, and
looking at my watch saw that tho rucc in
which his hors‘c was I-IItcrI-d Would be run
in scvcu minutes. I pridc Iuyscll on Inuk~
lug close couucciious. and us I wantcda
cup of coficc with which to finish my
luncheon I askcd for one. I bolicd ihc
coiicc, started hurriedly down Iho stops
and thou wcut on II run for tho iii'liillg
ring. .lust us I rum-bod ii lb:- lu-ll sound»
cd, and the cry wcnt up. "i'bcy'n- nil!‘
lcuving Inc standing lwi’orc a bmkmukcr
with the ill" in my upliflcd huud.
”My friI-Iul‘s ililrm‘ won. [in paid 7 lo
1. i took $701.11! of my bunk account,
hundcd it to my fricnd the “PK! tiny, cou<
uratuiutcd him and ucvr-rlohi him that
his train was my lm :. Ely much was two
IIIlnuicu alow."—-.\'. w York 'i‘I'ilquv.
Hrurcc.
It was a lowly do):
Flcccy clouds il-nuvd luriiy ncrns‘s tin-
ficld of vision, \vhilw (‘Yi‘l' and mum II sca-
uuii swooped down from the cIupyrI-uu n»
pious and dipped his wings into the salt
spray.
"llcurcsi, " fuilcrml tho man in the bull
shoes, “will you lovc me always?"
ltx"yfiil
A sigh of pciuluucc struggled a moment
in hcr swriliuu luvurt, IhIticrcd to hcr lips
and (“Hi there.
-—-——"iho way Inc" are keeping own)!
from this blumcd old pluec, I suppom I
shall."
The son Iruil shrickcd and look unoihcr
piuImv.—-—llvimit Tribune.
Force of liuliii.
"The fact is. sir. " wrote thouugry quu
to thc IIqu who made him so, “your couv
duct in this whole Iuattcrims lwcu utterly
beneath coIIlI-Iupi. You nm In mcnu, poi»
tifomzimr, grasping thlock, sir. You are
n dinrcputoblc, unmitiuntml sncuk. "
“'l‘lwrc,” sold ho to himself, looking
over what he had written, “i funny l'vo
given it to him pn-tiy straight." And
then he pmcm-dml to sign the letter, “l mu,
air, your obcdicnt servant, .lohu Wigulcn-
worth. ' 'wi‘iniuci‘i’iiln Journal.
"hips That I'm. In the Night,
”What kind of a ship is that?" silo ask»
cd no II vessel emailed the moon’s track
while they were gazing out upon the am.
"That i» is columnar y ht, " he replied.
“Ah." she nun-mum “how I uhould
like to have a columnar yacht!"
"Well," raid ho, "as you cannot have a
ochooncr yacht. what do you say to a lit
tie smack?" And be suited the action to
the word, and she was mtldilod.——Ncw
York Press.
Its Properties.
She (nestling up to him)-I know we
are poor, pom, but Charlie says that love
will make a way.
Her Father (mlIIIlyy-Yes, you. It has
made away with about eight tour of cool
on; 35% worth of gas in the last ”months.
-- rut .
Naturally Follows.
"Iiiggumorc can put all his housoohld
min into one tmck wagon. ”
"Higgamore is a sensitive soul. isn’t
'Il
"Eh,"
”So easily moved. Seei”—Chlcego Trilr
one.
_ Katheryn-m.
.Ilntnl ku—Theoldmiimiallc.
m whim-room island‘s-m
from '
w is» . . :
Borne Dilloulty In Getting the m: on.
prettiest villages in Wayne county, ha- a
great number of beautiful youn women.
Awhile ago amnebody organi a show
to be given for the benefit of some local
church or:“charituhlo organization, and II
lot of the pretty girls, led by the female
Iucmbcrs'of the choir oi the church which
was to bcbenofited, gotuogetherto discuss
what part they would take in the enter-
tainment. Somebody had been reading of
a nilnstroi shew given by young women in
Brooklyn and suggested that Clyde follow
Brooklyn. The idea took. The girl! do-
cided that it would be perfectly lovely, and
the details were arranged.
To make the show realistic the girls
thought they ought to blackcn up. This
was what the Brooklyn women did. There
were some protests against going so far,
but the blocking up idea proved popular
with a majority of the proposed performers,
and it was adopted. The performance was
given one niuht last week. The hall was
crowded, and things went off nicely. There
was singing, and the end Incn (who were
men, by the way) workcd off their gags,
and thewhoio (iii'uir wound up with a song
in concert. The Clyde orchestra was
present and did Wonders with its varied
assortluentof instruments, and the village
folk decided unanimously that they had
had their money's worth and wore pcr-
fccll y satisfied.
When the curtain went down, the girls
went back towush the blackout! tllcirfaccs.
The first one to reach a wash basin took a
sponge and began rubbing her checks. To
the intense horror of the entire company
the black would not budge. It was there
tostay. 'i‘hoother girls seized pails, basins,
anything that would hold water, got wa—
ter and began to scrub. The black rcnIain‘
ed. They might just as well have been
neurons of tho durkcst hue for all the im‘
pressiou tlu-ymudo on tho color. There
wcro hysterics and all that kiud‘of thing,
but the black ncvcr budge-d.
The girls scrubbed and cricd and cried
and scrubbed with tho ci‘l‘cct of getting ofl’
some small puichcs of blockuuul lu-ightcir
int; ihcir grotesque appcuruucc. After
hours of “‘Hl‘k they nmuaucd to whiten
their checks cuouuh to cunbio them to go
out, and tin-u they all skimmdmtlmnigh
back strcI-ts lo tlzrir homes. Mmuwhiio
the own wrrc having a similar cxpcricncc.
They couldn't gut tho him-k oil i'ilh(‘!'.
The end Iucn und the prim ipul comcdiun
workml for an hour and then strolled out
to tho (’lyd',~ hob-l with their focus nil
shudcs from a light drab to ucoai black.
The lmdiupr couu‘dinn got sonic (If the
black off his nose and l'ilill, a little oil’ his
chucks, but bud bccu able to make no 'IIII~
pnedou on his can, and hc was a very
spcciur-ulur young quu wh’ru he woikcd
iuio ilu- biliiunl room of tho hon-l and
hu~iiily min-d for wincihiug to drink.
'i'Iu-rc wm u ihcuiricui mun in town.
and iiili‘ that niuhi ho was uwuiwnwl by :i
lu-ury Lunch or binlnor. “may,“ mid :In
l‘Xi‘iit'ii Vidl‘l‘, ' urn- you ii iln'uit‘l‘ quuk”
Ilc soul lw ilk.
“Well. i hcurIl you u'I-I‘c. \‘i'hut do you
do to pn-i burnt cork nii' “iii‘ll you block
up for lliftui z' ,Iuizxsirrlw?”
"\Vnnh i! oil."
“Y. s. I know, but how”
“Why, Iukco himliiii'. ll uuzzht to “uni
right I‘ll." .
,'i'hu~r«- mm o Inuit r-ih’lli'". l’iuully Ibs-
VHII‘I-snidursuhi, “Say, Iui:-b 7‘. how (in _\'~.ii
mix burnt our}. \\'ill‘ii you ow it to Mini.
up for ill'Jng’l' Iuiustro 1.?“
“Mix it with Wotan"
“tin-Iii iiod'” r-uid Ilicvoicc; "\i‘c Inixcd
OIIN with vuwliun. "
In tho course of a wwk or {\w it is ur-
pccl-‘d llou Iiii‘ young Woman who so sun
I'm—fully lllll‘lli‘illilii'ii III lin- minsircl show
will iw around in row lw Ibo congratulu»
iii‘lui of tlwir ”hunk. in tho Incuutlmc
the our: of tho lwudiu: wun-diuu un- still
of it b.1IuIIi'ul, phony lul:II'i(.—liIIffaio lix‘
pl‘l‘nx.
Naughty Maudie and the anrrown.
A Iir‘li‘iii'lli uni-icry Woman of truc cul-
turw um hcr husbuudm profcssiounl mun)
at thi- door tho other night as he returned
from business and with Ii serious fm-o pru-
cccdcd to holnl a privuu- musulmiion with
him upon Ihc uil important uudubsorbinu
topic, lhcir only child. :I Iuidm-t of a low
suumu r~. if “1m Ill-rulvd thui {irl'Tiiilllll‘r
pupa shnnhi lilii‘l‘\li‘\‘.' ibc hiih- «In» and
(‘lirl'i‘i'i .muu- faults of hph't‘ii whirh she
bud lullwu into. lln bu-urd that oil“ had
lulu-u lo l|~iii,‘.:.~-li‘|il:,:lini'lie‘. but in' didn't
iiolivw ihul. .\lle' Mippcr ho l. (1 his lliib'
duugbtrr to the li‘muw, and winding: bur
in front ui‘ hiuI w riou~ly mid, looking
lu'r in tho ¢-_\:- v
" \luudiw. lum sorry In my it, but lhcy
irll un- _'.ou l:~i| .‘ \«clur womb, l». (but 3‘11""
.\l:uIdiI-. “uh lu'i‘ I‘Jiiiii“ t'i.‘I.~la‘ii iu-hiud
hcr qu1 Mr I‘uqulcyI a [iv-d on lu-r furiur
sub! dI-Iizuuiy:
" Nu. 'luin‘l. "
"Hui," pcrxisiml bvr luilu‘r, "Hwy my
you I-wriuiuly do, "
"Who NIH no?" lii‘llllilliii'ii .‘luudiv
"Uh, u little bird iold Inc," will bur fuv
tlu r knowingly
"Well," wuh wryrmpbutlc I‘lili‘iiiihiri,
”if. Inll-t luu‘r iu'vu who of liuw'
B]illl‘fu\\‘.~, {in ii. riifvhilili “i’i'nl'li.
Tiu- lllfllnit‘l‘ I'Iwicns,
“Many of .iuuuw Whiirnmb illicy's brat
thmurhi \Vviu inupimi by his hwwlinviil'i.”
suyo A. 1.. (mdnu of iiii’l'lllil‘ili. iud.
"\i'iwu iliiI-y Wm pointing Mum. and bin
fulhcr iii'ii‘ii on n jusiim-of ihv [li‘iil‘l', llwrc
was a young: lady in HrcuIIiiI-ld who gave
promise of bvmmiIIuI. urcul purl mm Iullt'h
soihni oil“ was wilh'ly known on ”i‘bv line»
ulcr l’wicm.’ Flu- uiul lilh‘y bm'umc ur-
dcuily ullm-hml in WWII oihcr, and for scvx
crul years it won on opvu Lawn-i. [but tin-y
Would be married no soon as the impcd‘r
Incut of poverty should be UVi'fi‘lillli‘. ilo
fon- cilhcr bud nttuincd nromplcic Rum-moi
the young lady was cripplml in II railroad
accident. and IIIIIrriagowus no longer to
be conniiicmi. Hiley's early poems Were
often suggested harbor, and the two Worked
togctlwr in the literary field. Since her
accident she has not bccu able to pursue
her work. and the people have lost much
that Would have been bright and bound-
ful, for the talent sho [ummml was of a
high order."——~(Jinclunaii Enquirer.
Norway's Starter.
The first public mmvcnilou in Norway
ever ni'l'nliw‘fi and carried through by
Women only was rcccntiy bcld by the W.
C. 'i‘. l’. of that country. The president,
Connie's» Ida. Wedcl Parishcrg; the accre-
tary. iii-okra Illmitbo Newark, and For
hen Ida Wclhnvn, daughter of one of Nor
mire two maimt poets. form a trio of
Workers not often nurpvml in high pur~ .
pom flue culture or breadth oi spirit.
They any they not their inspiration from
the visit of Mrs. Mary Clement lmvltt.
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H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
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Baby Carriages,
FRCIiI $5 UP.
Large assortment of Oak Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Ex.
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
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