”Resumption:
a . . coll!
. 2 cos
.“L‘Ti'istiost. artisans
siren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphiae nor other Narcotic. sab-
stanse. It isahsrmlesssnhstitutefor
Passports, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It ispleasant. Its
guaranue is thirty yoars'. use by
millionsoilothers. Castorlsisthe
Children's Panacea-the Iothsr’s
blend.
CASTORIA
ate and Children.
cola to Suit an.
” cam. AND fiEl'I’Hilllii.
For I
flitiiilil lllilttlilti
an stringy
' so wssmorox amour. scum
nonwsnx. coax.
assurance. magnetic
Do n be imposed upon, but insist upon
having C (aria. and see that the foc—slmile
signature of
is on the . .
“PM” W:
Weslrallpro- '
tedonrselvuandthapuhlicatalihs-rds.
m Cumin comma? Murray comm.
HOTEL
not in
one knew
the price be- -
. . , ' foretryingit,he’d ‘
,. id be surprised to find it so good. If
' one learned the price after smoking _
’ it, he’d be astonished to find it so ‘
" cheap. BigValue nudthtlehIou-
. ey never got closer than in l,
~ this tobacco.
I
necrosis
LOST Iliiilll
' futility, laws nf Sexual I'mvrrtln either
vilicr utokucst‘tc-r. lrom any (st-st. use
“gar qunLly (calmed. If neglected. such
'ru-. Mutll‘ll, for $r.m; (Stunts for $530. With
~- to mt:- .~r refund the money. Addrm
Suiuc Pilla’.
troubles result fatally. hi
every {5410 order we v4: .
PEAK. MEDICINE
L'mu ”stung: sun.
New Styles
I Fall and Winter Shoes are in and are the delight of all who see them.
aortmsnt is the largest in town and our prices are the lowest.
Here are a few of the new things for gents:
Patcnthathers in tivencw tors.
Enamel Leather with cork solo and double soles.
Winter Burnett with D sole and ostension edge.
80: Calf with D solo and razor toe.
Cordovan and Calf Shoo in all new tors, from it} to ill.
, A few of the new styles for the ladies are our all Shoo, our Seal (lost, our
Ow Twentieth Century Enamel, our Patent. other Roz it Too with cloth top,
and our Box 0in shoe.
This is the finest line of shoes ever plan
are the lowest.
A full line of Trunks and Bitumen. lndios‘sudflunts'Mackintoshcs and
nubile: Costs.
OLSEN BROS.
I0. 3 IIZETTE Bililllilil. ' - iiflil'llll. lliliiii.
Our ss-
on sale in Normlh and the prices
YOU WON‘T NEED (lLABSEfl
to see the beauty of the various designs
in Wall Paper we are displaying—it's
plain to the noted aye. lint design isn't
ovorything In wail paper-«tho quality of
the motorist, “staying” quality of colors
and the price outer into tho [location of
which is best. We are in tho market on
all these points.
‘ Artists’ Materials.
Pictures and Picture Framing.
i’sintiog, Pspcrhsugtcg and Decorat-
.ing.
Doctor,
70 Washington street. Booth Norwsttt
For Sale.
a line lot oi Dicom'flii) CUSPIDORS tor we each.
MW BANKS, Oranges, Peaches. Appias and Pam. so each.
. 3W, irons the sol.
- “than“ rippers. Bo each.
_ a idea most of TABLE curator. We warrant the steel and our
Wotan Mt.
‘ Wehrmthsiarssstaatihsss assortment of unconsm and WHITE
lasowa. ‘
z“ ,hoflstsii usnsaslysvsrydaythstoarpriesssrstcwsrthso at say otssr
”has.
roasted-apples. cidsr. unta-
Do others taste the lunc‘ i—
iulet nook upon the stairs,
t only room for two.
downcast eyes. the sweet, soft voice
That opened hcav'n to you—
Did ever modern Thanksgiving
Contain such icy and blissl
Can theater or football game
Bring happiness like this?
‘ , *Kunsaa City Times.
The
WI
The
A DAY ON THEEMOKY
“Brutbxst now ready in the dining
cart” ycilcd the cock, as he poked his
und face through tho flap of the tent.
fire was no answer from within. “Lust
0 l for breakfast!" be repeated. Audibles
time there cameo grunt from the depths
of a canvas roll, and a head, surmounted
by awoo u cap, protruded just far enough
to allow to owner to sea that down hnd
scarce! broken.
', isn’t it golngrto snow?" queried
ly awakened.
t a cloud in the shy." answered the
knlgxt of tho skillet. “You bet; yawn
{love to work today, if it is'l‘haulrsglv.
ng.
sturo. “Wake up there, Smllcr,”
outed, slinging a shoo at a similar
1 , myself, on the other side of the
tent. smothered groan was tho response.
Than the bundlc hogan to move, a hand
protruded from one end, a couple of spring
hooks wore unfastonod, and a head, sim—
ilar to the one alrcady (inscribed, and fol-
lowed by along, skinny body, appeared on
the scene, lllm a snake issuing from its
hole.
You see, my binnkcts wore sewed up into
a kind of bug, just largo enough to receive
my body, and at. night I crawled in and
fastened up the cud, thus hot-ping off the
chilly air. When the chthcr was. excep-
tionally cold, I Would takn the additional
promotion of inserting a stnullpuppy into
the. orifice and kicking itvdmvn to tho boi-
torn, whore tho faithful nulmni would rc-
tuaiu until morning, omitting rs chmrful
warmth.
Though decked for tltclmurs of slumber
two were entirely clothed, with tho cxccp-
tlnn of charm and amt.
"Boastly cold, Tom,“ I rcmnrks-d to my
companion, no I sblvcrcd into my coat and
shook on my show.
“Worse and mom of it," rcpllcd Tom.
and, completely ill'l‘t‘Nt'il, hc disappcnrcd
through the tent door. In a nlmncnt 1
board the atrokcs of a hatchet. It was
only Tum breaking tho ico in tho water
bucket. "It from three iconoclast night,"
he romarkcd, as I issued from tho tout.
“We'll have. tiny of it. I‘ll but I freeze
to (loath. "
A littlo dab of water around the eyes
and vigorous usuoi thotowcl comprised
tho extent of tho morning‘s ablutiuns, and
than we hurrlcd into the omit tout, Gilli.“
oriug. and strutchcd our lingers ovcr the
comfortable warmth of tho gasoline stove.
'I’ho other man wcro already there, crusted
amund tho cilclothcuvcrcd tabla and do-
vcurlng oatmonl by tho bowl. frlcd l-ggi,
hut biscuit and pints of delicious mu...
from big granttocups, nu uxnmplo \vc Wcl‘u
not slow to follow.
lint In optic of a good bn-uhfnst tha alt-
untlou was prctty tuuuh. This was thc
day that tho prcsldcnt of thc l'nlicd States
had dmzlaml slmuld lm given uptuthunks-
giving, and which is from ouc cud of tho
laud totlio other sort. apart for ruinous
farming, and hero wr-ro thaw poor fclhrtvs,
linclu Sam's wry scrvuutu, prcpnring to
start out for n day‘s hard work, driving in
tho cutting wind. with still'cncd flutters
trying to dcplct cu pupcr tho cuntouroi
tho rolling plains. (if i‘lltlhii' \vo tvcro go-
ing to Work. Mcrs in tho llold cover to ‘0
holidays. ospwially toward tho end of t o
aitrvcylmr urn-mop. and tho only Thank -
ulvlug wo uxpcctcd to intvc was a llitl
buttor dinner than usual on tho followin
Sunday.
Wu worn muupcd within sight of tho
twin cmmlasui lirtyst'tty, and worn it not
for “It! munmvmxls which lino tho mum:
of Big (’f‘s‘t‘b. tho tsitliliiitlili'ii military post
of Fort Hays, with its lim'llyillfl building»,
would have boon plainly visibln.
’i'ho sun had lost rlsou whoa tvo pro-
parcd to gut tmdcr way. The horses had
lrcou brought. up in tho wagons and full-—
that is, all cxccpt my curm-loru-clms (lbs-c
apmiltc. who irml tmncd all his fccd out. on
tho trim" umuud with an bupmlvut (ms
of his hoad. Attltts pcrtmlof hiscarccr.
by tho way. (iitmuuutku's wild onto bud
not. yct. bum nil sown. iio cvltluutly know
it was Thanksgiving day and «:5de
some of the doitcmlos with which my in-
dulgcnco hurt ofiou supplicti him. For
Ohmpcaito was tho only ililflii favor hand
of who iiitod fried chicken. lio would pick
tho moat oil a dramatic]: as dalntiiy as
you or I. Then. i always hood to trim him
shitooi my pic at lunch timo. its just
lovod pith—mince or pumpkin or lemon: it
didn't mu to malts any difforoncs what.
kind it was, mit- was pic. i’urhaps tho
mm mountable thing. though, was
slim. iic'tl on all tltc pulp oil and spit
gut the atoms-4r y. it was simply beauti-
I.
Won, ' ' poaito was hitched up to my
backboard a d that to thssvagsm. 1 load-
su in my map making stud and put on
my moan-quits an ordeal, as I slrsady
had on two pairs of tumours, two vats, a
halt Jacket and a mutant mats. Then i
hsdtottcuapalrci hasty islt trimmer
my shonmerthemapatrotgotoshss
Wt? “it?“ " “no“ N
_ Q in 5?. earns
the big mm, tightly buttoned. A
wooisnsariwnsumwn ovoi- my hatsnrl
salts. and, sitar rolling into tho buohhoartl,
i wrapped myself crucially into a hoses
blanket and then put on trig ins [tom
em a lighter tr of dentin. You might
Wraith mid notional: whoop
mswsrnmmt l toil you than moot
clothes Mill rustle to protect a roan
ironihoasprsirtowindsonanaitdaydrivs
its an opal: vehicle.
After lwas arranged to my mum-
Mlsflatbstwnstsrflstmthehasd,
sail-am
the native white stone and tempted by a
low class of immigrants, known, or rather
unknown, to fame as "Rotnshlons”
It was about I 1 o'clock when my refrig-
erated aolf demanded the stoop blufl which
borders the Smoky Hill river. The point
I was aiming for was a couple of miles to
the eastward, down tho strtuun. Turning
oil the road, I passed through one of those
inventions of sutrsn. o wire gate, drovo
swiftly over the crisp buffalo grass along
the level river bottom and in 15 minutes
more was lust at tho desired point. I
sketched the bond in the river as carefully
as my bcamnbcd condition would allow,
holding the penoifin my closed fist. Ono
break that entered tho river on tho other
sido I could not we to my satisfaction. I
was too conscientious to gtmss at it, so be-
gun looking for a suitable place to cross.
Now, the Smoky at that point in not a
very formidable rivc In summer it dries
up entirely, and bfixv/iutor its depth aver-
ages not over two or thrco foot. The bed
is astrotcb of Hand aqunrtcr of a mile
widc, whilo of actual water there is not a
third of that width. It is possible, with
care. to cross in snfoty at frequent points,
especially in n pasture, where tho cattle
hoop tho suml well puckcd down.
As I skiricd the stream, looking for a
piano whom it was possible to descend the
ban]: to tho river bend ltsclf, I heard a
sound as of tho rolling\of distant thunder.
What could it be? I stopped and llstcmrd.
Louder and louder it. grow. a roar and a
rumble that seemed to shake the earth. A
littlc swoll in tho Aflilllid cut. off tiny oz-
tcudod view in tho dlr tion from which I
had come. Waiting, I listened.
Suddenly on the resin! tho swell out-
lined against. the ' y, looking like a giant
of its kind, at and one of timrc wild,
long horned Toma steers. Setting me, he
gave a surprised snort, turned his majes-
tic hccd and utmrod a hollow ‘of instruc-
tion to his followers. and then, as if do-
cidcd that I was not it sufficient obstacle
tocnuso embarrassment, started on a run
(tom: the illupc straight toward me. Then
tho whole herd eun‘m into vlow~uno solid,
tossing muss nf lowered heads and waving
tails plunging in the leader‘s wakc. There
must hnvc bcou a thousand of them, but.
to my excited imagination they stunned to
durkcn tho whole horizon, and tlioy wcrn
coming with an llupotus that. apparently
nothing euulrl withstand.
Certain (loath starud mo in the f:lcc._ Tho
river was buforu mo, and at the point
where I stood a prm'ipltouu bunk, four or
live foot high. said as plainly no a sign»
lmnrd, “No tlmruughfure." Right in the
bend of thc strouut it; I was, rim-apt: scorned
llltpnsulillt‘. ' ’hc cattlc wcrc closing in m
in a funnel. 'I‘bclr sharp horns Icould
already soc red with my blood and could
picturo to myself tho ruzmglod mass of
bursa and man their mad stampede would
leave behind.
chsutpmko was by no moans unnwnrn
of the danger. Wit-b tho open bridle which
I always used ho could sec as much as I,
and ho begun to roar and plunge, uncor-
usln as I in what direction minty lay.
Could I divide that living stream, onus
lug it topasx run as an island? I had heard
of such things in bumslo days. Still in my
cullllllutl pmitiou on the scat of the buck.
board, fettcrod by my many garments and
swaddlod in tho lllnukct. and holding my
frightened lmrsc with «mu hand, I took oil
my gloves with my tooth and drew my rc-
volvcr from the littlo pockct in the dash-
board whcrc I always carried it, for I
Slum-tirutmmum tl myself popping at jack
rabbits. My iluucrs wow so still with tho
cold. cvr-n this cxcttcrnuut not having
mumcd mo up, that I dospaircd cf bulng
able to pull tho iriggur.
Tho lcndcr was alumst. upon mo, his
horns imvcrcd, his wickcd. blazing eyes
taking in this intruding and unfamiliar
combination with a most. terrifying cfi‘cct.
With a suprcum cffurt of will my numb
flntrcr procsmt tho scusitivo triggcr.
Bung. tho rcpnrt rum: in my cars. Did
I hit him? i never know. Utumupoakc,
nervous and excited already, lcapod at tho
sound of the pistol llko an arrow from a
bow. Entirely bcyond my control, hc flow
ovcr tiny bani; with mo and into the icy
watt-r. The pistol was thrown from my
hand, and I from tho vehicle.
1 struck fucu first and want. completely
undo-r. My, hot. tho watcr was midi It
wont. to my wry marrow. But with grim
dutcrmiuation I hold onto tho llncs. Not.
a ruuuu-nt dbl (tin-aapcahu pauso, but
pluuucd through tltc fuming river, drag-
ging in lilti water» the front Wliiliilli and
mysclf. tho romnrtutof his disilitugmtsal
land. until wo uuuzhcd tho tliiitlly shore cp-
posltc. 'l‘hcn, fur . wmulcr, ho stopped.
Not such a wmuitvcitbor. for to drag by
tho bit thrmmh that suit mud such a lion]
might as l was ouongtt to stop cvon Choc
apoulm. 1. room thud than altvo. lay
'itrctchcd out. a bcdraaglcd, norvolcss ob~
Joni.
ho outtlcdldn't go into the river at all.
totlu-r my pistoi shot imltcd thcm or
whcthcr ttm watory ubannol had turnod
their mun-c, l umdd not any. lint. the fact
is that whoa i sushi again on my tract
thorn ttwy worn, bellowing and tmslng
thclr horns, on tho hauls. and as i watched
thorn by mmo unknown signal they turned
and started with can lrnpuisc tract: as thoy
had mtuo. heads down and tails up, not
noarly so terrifying a sight, now that they
worn going away as fast as they could run.
I was naturally uncomfortable, but
didn't know Just how to itnprmo my situ-
ation at coco.
Why didn't i matte s cm and dry my-
salit l have iti'tllfl of burning sand. They
have it in Africa, but this wasn't that
kind. My tooth «shattered a little mom»
patrimont toths tenor of my thoughts, and
the water art or my mounts and
made a path! around my foot, so that l
hadtcmovasslnurrvslstokcspiromm
ting any wstssr, while (ills-speaks stood
idly by. waiting for Mills: to turn up.
the backboard mohair] . wondering
if it wasn’t strum time for lunch and pie.
”This is Thanksgiving," said I to my
fining companion. as 1 spot 31mm sand out
my ammo. "Turkey? Coachman“!
Not for your basic similar this year. Chair
apostle, we'll go on, and the first house we
comm. area be its one room dugout,
there we willsppnsl the new! our Thanks-
‘lstns and go back to camp tomorrow.
bdlmfiill consistoi son: ore-om
fatpnrhwtth the bristlsson; yous-swiil be
“m."
lifts! this mast-o: basally trivia:
Mia Id tits Mwfl m,
gs, asst shaming! In
1 starts! ssssu
inflame...
m l
ranch that we hear so much about. . We're
right in case! his pastures now, and!
didn't have sense enough to know it."
This was ev nil-factory to Chesa-
peake, forheprloksd nplrlsaarsand
moved on at a good gait. Perhaps be
melted pie. ,
Birch was indeed swell known name in
that part of the country. His ranch, the
largest anywhere aroundmmbraoed thou-
sands of aerosol fertile prairie, over which
wandered myriads of cattle. His beauti-
ful residence in Hays I had frequently
seen and had heard the wildest mounts of
tho cicgcnco of his rural home.
“We shall see,“ thought I, "whether or
.not I shall got the entree to his select cir~
pic. I don’t suppose I do look very invit-
“3-"
I tlud my long suffering qundrupcd to a
fence post, and with joy in my heart and
ion water in my boots pmcd up the walk
to the largest of tho houses—a big, square,
but! colored structure with broad pinzzas,
which at another mason might have been
describcd an inviting. _
"Please tell Mr. Birch I would like to
see him," I said to the noncomnld who
answered my vigorous ring at. the bell.
”Walk in, sir," was the response, and I
was conducted into a little office or rccep~
tion room whom blazed a cheerful fire. It
certainly did fool good to get close to that
lira. I tool: oil the rest of my gloves, and
uutyiug my scarf removed my hat. I un-
buttoned my coats and allowed the grate-
ful warmth to penetrate the rest of my
garments, and a vapor rising from the
druup clothes made me look like an orna-
clutcd chorub riding in la cloud.
A door opened and Mr. Birch entered.
A short, tlilcksct man he was, with a sun
tanned limo, a little gray mustache and
small, twinkling eyes. He shook my hand
with a hcnrtlncss that made mo foul at
homo immcdiutuly, and as soon as be dis-
covered how wot. and cold I was a room,
gullrmh‘df but water and a whole lnyouc
of dry clutllcn were t my disposal in a
lifly- .
It is iruc, the clot cs were from tho:
Wardrobe of Mr, Birch lrnseli, who in as-
urod ll inches more round the int
than I did, besides I log a foot 0 so
shorter. lint what did card for that I
put them on and went d Wit to the pit or,
whore the family were «ambled, and tho
hcarty reception they gr) o me made me
fuel quite happy, even if my;l collar was a
17 and my mulzcup altcgc her ludicro s.
Faithful old Ultcs'aptnsko bird is heaping
tucnsuro of nuts for his Tim )ksgiviug din~
nor. served in it clean, Wu m Stall. No
putting on airs now about caring t rem
either, for the day's lmrd c crience had
temporarily subcrcd his Wu} ward or irlt.
If his dosscrt was missing, he tool: it phil-
osophically. I thought; of him when I was
at dinnor. but couldn't music thocourngo
tunsk Mrs. Iilroh for a piec ifm-
Chompoako when I had air twin
mysclf.——Frauk llnwnrd Soc y in lath-
fludcr. ‘ ’
“UNBEBTHEWE
lu linut Iiostnu,atl :3 I’utnnm SI. rr-
hillt‘s John MeQusde. A pretty fair speci-
mcuof manhood in is strength is Mr,
hit-Quads, rather diruvc the rum lulu
lli‘lizlh, broad shoal: cred and his geterai
makeup one that. denotes activity A
lu-alihv llllill you w uid call him,uud till
if you had met .l bu coming down the
street at any timc for as
three year-i hack and
him how he fol/t/tlte almvrr would b vc
ll
wmciu prom; . respcuw. I am "artist
the Weather." lost every body uses 1 tin
cxprcmim at. times. it means a or at.
many things; sometimes 'tis a weak int it,
often a [mac or itching one: perhaps a
night of slot-pleas tossing and restlessne s.
citcu it may be your appetite has full d
yntl, you fell mcuu. nervous. cxcitabl‘
you arc not wr-ilcnumgh to do your be.
at. anything or Hick enough to go to her
You don't. know “but. all» you so yot
call it "undcr the weather.”
throw a little light on the subject. 'l‘b.
hltlncys arc to us what the sewers arc to
the city, they litter our blood. When
they fall to do this properly nutny aches
and pains follow. We are soon "under
the wcsibcr." This was how it. was with
Mr. MtQumlr. Iiutlte basal last found
out how to keep tho litters going. Listen
to what in: has to my about it: “For
titrco or lotlr ycnrs i have not boon rinbtJ
have tricd many rumitlh-s for mytrouhie
but they did not help llic. Then i heard
about. Dunn‘s Klducy Pills, and procured a
box at tho Wmdbury drug store in Now-
rlcitriq..aml of all the modiclues l have ever
inlscu nothing; wont right to the amt as
did ilortn‘s Kidney Mill. The ltlnliilllitits in
my back has disappeared, ths urinary
symptoms are all gone and 1 tool like an.
other man. i am back at wort: all right
now, and i tell you ltoan's Kidncy Pills
are urcat medicine. I consider myself
cured, and am quits willing that you
should use my statement. i aupcss there
are many others Just as l was."
Dunn’s Kidney Pills are for sale by all
doalersmricchiiconts. mailed by Foster-
Miiburn (30.,‘Iiaifaio. N. Y., sole agents
for the United States.
ifsuifsrlng with piles, it will interest
you toltaowthat DsWitt's Witch fiscal
Halve willcure thorn. This medicine is
sspsciiic for all complaints of this chat:
actor. snd ii instructions (which are slw
plot are carried out. a core will result.
We have tasted this in numerous escort.
and always with like results. it never
fails. it. P. Wmlicn. C. autism.
MM Males am.
The boss salts in the world for cats,
bruises, sorss.alssrs. salt rhsam. ism
sores, taster, chapped hands. ehlihisias,
cot-as. sadail shin «spikes; and post-
uvslyeursa pilsswsaopay mutual. it
humanist
6v
Priestess“
QWM
, , ' _, mots. unit?
WWh-m sumo-uni. my
Let u.‘
m mm
.gl
His-st. lussdusulsrashsdaa its still
haters I Weed taking these little
. pills. E. 1“. Wood Q G. 0. Silliness.
. sum m
Fromslotter written byRsv. J. tinn-
dsrrnsn, of Dimondais, hitch, we are per»
muted tornahs this extract: “I have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King’s
New Discovery, asthe results were ob
most marvelous in the case of my wife.
While] was pastor of the Baptist church
at Rives Junction she was brought
down with pneumonia succeeding in
grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with little interruption
and it seemedasii she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr. King’s
New Discovery; it was quick in its work
and highly satisfactory in results.”
Trial bottles free at G. C. Stillson’s and
E. P. Wood’s drug stores. Regular size
500 and hi.
" 7hr Irlnd floss makes his Blscults wlii . "
PURE. STRONG. actuate.
Is the verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analysis of
805 BAKING}
POWD
Economy, Health and Satisfactory
Results attend its use.
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