Try as you will Avon-spooning”
of Dandbrlae, you cannot dad a single
and. w, on you see new, Jig . ‘ V
doom downy al crewman real-.11 I“ 0’9““ $00. a meat iract of land
' ly new hair-«rowing all over the 1 he” W3“ ”56"“ ‘18 E National Park
. ., land includes within its limits “that
liitle Blinderind immediatewiw'anmy constructorl CraterV Lake.‘
4 which is surrounded by a rocky we'll
doubiomho beauty. of your hair. No . 1
. difference how dull faded brittle end "‘0’? WW althousémd feet in height.
The water of this unique lake is as
benign. dust moisten a cloth wltnl
Danderine M ‘33“!wa draw V it intensely blue as thllt of the far-famed
through Tour hair,1takms one small Bay “‘7 Naples and is more than tleo ,.
stmnrl at a time The effect is im thousand feet in depth.“ 1
mediate and amazing—«your hair will] The fact that the states of Oregon
be “m fluffy and wary. and have MlWaahington. and Idaho are not now
appeardnco,‘ of bundance; V an locum-Vlmgmn' instead °f American posses.
parable lustre; 810““ a“ an d ”“er ,sions is due to that farming misman-
once the beauty and shimmer of true a” to the Indians, “m“ Whitman.
heir health.
This zealous missionary made a Jour-
Get a 25 coal. bottle of Knowlton’sl
my ’of four thousand miles on horse
‘ Danderlne irons any drug store or
back in lbs dead of winter, to warn
toilet count er, 1“ d prove, that your-1 the Government at Washington of the
hair is as pretty and soft as any—— Minot
intention-.1 of «the, British...f.o establish
it has been neglected or injured bylibelr supremacy in this prolific region.
careless treatmentwthwt's all.
on bad Kearnsyfa Routeffrom Santa
. 1 Fe. in on Franclsoovilollfurnio The
1‘ will“ “ h“ Oregon mammalian be included. and
a the Congregatiohal church on Silndis‘ y reaches the coast by the northwos
" This ltrail branches of! f
the Santa Fe trail of. Gardner. Kan
filldVV
headache binoculars, dilatation,
. sick, sour, sassy stomach.
Wisdom and all other distress;
_ releases your inning? arms of 1al,1 Vibe
lbile, gases and constipated mailer
hicb is producing the misery.
. ocent box means healul- whoppi-
.mo and a clear head for months;
no more daysf’of gloom“ and? damn .
fyonwlli'lnkovo1Cmrot‘nowV1aad f "" VDOWN'
All. droughts coll Cascarets.
M; r set in hlld can run ' ‘” “5' “a“ Hours
0 01’ Q 0 ran»:- 1‘ B
“a“ n i a gentle cleansing, At- the alltbieoli of war with Merico
1, in 18146,. neural Kearney led the room—
hers of. bid celebrated expedition down
this trail “on. expeditinn that resnio
so in some: to the United States.
not only thozvallev of New Mexico.
“Promising“?oints in Our New
‘ ;,.;,, Th Trail .
One of tbfi are i Highways of, the
World Stretched Nearly One Thouso
and Miles From Franklin, Vliilsvouri
” to 8min?“ e"; New Mexico.
"FROM .GIWLIZATION T0 SUNvV
‘m:
_ medicine, hill; 1
in fine health now. If i ever have V
trbnbies again I will take Lydian. ‘
ham-’3 Vegeaabie Compound; " w-‘ld‘r‘el
En. Foams, 816 High so, 8hlppe‘w
Wis, Wisconsin
Providence, R. L—“I
too highly of Lydia E. Pinkham’ is
enable Compound as it has don _V
dare for me anvil would; not hewitb '
it. I had organic displacement
bearing down pains and bockoch'e
was thoroughly run down when
Lydia 1B. Plnkham’ s Vegetable ‘
pound. It helped me and I am in. ,
beat of health at‘ present. I‘wor it?
factory all day long besides doing
housework so you can see W1".
done for me. I give you portal
publish my name and I speak
”i egetnble Co‘mpodnd'to many
friends.”—-Mrs. Anon. LAWSON.
Lippitt So. Providence. R. I. '
KMinn Gentry' s ploieot has been an;
domed by the Trans-Mississippi a
grass; the Assooioiloll for Hishif
Sent reminded the chapter all
this until ersary. celebration to be held
in the Armory in Hartford on Novem- 'lmprovem‘ent' “13 National m
Vber Inn, to which all Gennecticut DJ 'Tralls Rood Convention; V the Amen V;
'A. R members are "1de 1 can Road Commit-1V; the paushtm “‘1
n was decided to hold a skle end the Vgongeamay,
entertainment in the near future or The mum), of. them (“a roads
the horns of Mrs. Charles Hill and a intensely interesting and reads 1
committee was appointed to take some highly colored talent roma
charge of the affair. and adventure;
Then followed a highly interesting
and instructive paper by Mrs. Frank BRADDOGK‘S TR‘AlL.
K Wade entitled “The Old Trails. " A The Trail popularly known so B
map, kindly loaned by Miss creesman, cook’s shoulders called more ins
of the Witch School. was used and the Washington‘s Trail because it was
old roads leading from Washington. D. Washington who first traversed t p
(1., across ihe country to the Pacific Vrouts one hundred and slxtyVV ydlli‘
coast were pointed out by the spec». ago this month, washington was so ’1‘
er. mlssioned by the Governor of Virgin
A hearty vote of thanks was extend in to cruise the Allegheny mountable
ed to Mrs Wade. Refreshments wereV to Monongahela valley and warn .
served by the hostess assisted by her Menchéwhc ai that time occup "
daughter. ~ itho whole western slope at the All
'Mrs. Wade's sailor in full follows: gheniesmnot to trespass on Englis
THE OLD THAILo' ROAD . soil He lied to make his my turn
n
said gravelyl V
‘ “Young mg, you are right!” 1
', it had taken Washington hours to
.. sternum the moat- feasible rouse.
”Quintin, whose: mind: is said tarballs
orlced like llibinldg. had at once ,
comprehended its odv‘antases * - 1 1 W” established at 331M 5’6. General
:Ho crossed swollen rivers V1011 impro
.viscd rafts as encountered terrible
Wl storms on i118 ”Tame“; he was 530W
,, , fl _ , , * llvound for days in canyons; he was
imp all of the vast golden lands of 031- WEN” be ' preserved for posterity. lost in a blizzard; he lived on the;
from“ .. . .. These old trails are in one sense pic barks of trees. and once caused by
As soon as; American supremacy, lure records of our countrye history 1 a pack of wolves he gave himself up
[which are as worthy of preservation for beaten. But he escaped and nought
The Cumberland Road was built Kearney “ma for the Pacific 00““ '“3 are these atone monuments °t ”a“ donated by the perils which beset his
odor national authority, the money hills "“91”“ {mm 8”“ Fe ”“0 what “5““ and it is the purpose of the D way, be pressed on. and five months
van million dollwhvdng been 1.3 I‘m" ”“9 State 0‘ “mm and “3'. A R t° "“9“"! the °m trails t° pos from the day he left the Columbia val-
tmnaxsynas sex“.- 0431pr and; ,. 933‘“! Helm “1‘“ slate Entered Cal “My ”3' “WWW“ 0"” “’9’“ a N“ lay in Oregon, he strode into the of-
:10hl0fln'ilial3ii and lillnols; About lfornla 3" the extreme 30‘“th end, “0““! Highway stretching from the rice of the Secretary of War in Wesh
twenty years alter in 1824 an act to mild” his Willi ‘0 "‘9 “a and then“ “D “Jam!" ‘0 ““3 Pacific lngton and laid his momentous report years
make surverys, plans; and estimates the canal; Ml. 33““ Francisco, ”“13 com-:9 Such a “5“an will be both a fill. up the Secretary a table
for national roads became a law,
m.
This wall is twenty-ii;
plating tireless link in this great chain in: and enduring 111911101131 ’90 “1V0“?
kn ad“! a The Climberland Road played an lm. 0‘ him“! lilllil'wavs which “like“ the ”me r“: 19"?” P1339” ”m“ ’V‘e’;
nu 1m own country room or ,VAmdricanV maps across the continent. 093 0 t e 11! 0“: 0316 men a“
A properly-built highway is some tile savages, and mm th'S"‘i16i'y h .gzgweyzgagl::;:;n;magfi chose, women whose countless courilife
min; more than the WOXV’ix 0! an en- ‘3: the Wild region dominated by V y‘V W38 the 811838 highway 01' travel Mil i, mGON TRAIL. imbldd them to “jump“ over an 01).
waiver.- It is s bbon and blessing to: iF‘rench forts. This journey" marks ml“ commerce between the states of incl After the Santa Fe trail and Kear- qtfic‘leg‘ and whose conquering of the
mankind. Like a great, poem it will ! beginning of National expansion west Atlantic seaboard and the WW3 set any. Rosie» lied been well established tya‘cklégg wilderness lids left to usV
“VB 1“ after 3'93” and bring “me ‘0 w.ard Enema“, m the magi”, N1 mmy- also Oregon Trail came Into proml- tire richeist inheritance hi all history.
1 glint-£1131) “W.“dihé genius to buildeiVV About the year 1834 ti e” Wild we.“ ne.nce This? trail branches all from? There are two distinct purposes wiin
’ 1, . :93“! do turned over to Vibe Stilton through '56 Sanlegrlln ‘Treli about one hundred ”’9 construction 0‘ such a road The
endoill which it m and has been preserved nines well 11!; Independenco.Mlauourl-' first is by preserving these old trails
. after a lesbian? "as state highways. it, runs from ihenco northward up the , to commemorate the historic deeds of
l The climber-land :ma .8 m been vaplley of .19 filmrivefsinwille V0118? those who thmdg'h thé greatest of dif-
.; a“ “saw“ i mnlhoflmin- W of the P .. ~ turns westward crosses Vllcultles and dangers first marked out
..V i and and.1tof'lllll|lla8 in 8! 1.1411(1ka 6 m0“. \ V “Tallinn '9 gill and 39- the way for others Vio follow. The see-
e: be banks of the Mimiséippi river 2:?“ int .. loy M the Columbia and is ‘t°~ set on exlirnplé tbot they be
1 . the " nef‘io rthie high-Vworthy of emulation in the progress
V . ,1» which hfdbton Well liva hing .1 BOQNET LchK ROAD Vleay the Walrus so here pm” of road building
1 ‘ ROMA“ “"3 ““3 mm' Three himdred '" ~ The Brianna Lick Road was the has sued theirslmi'indtollsomevwsy. car-V Tablets similar to those used by
without; material lniul‘y. the traffic 0r ‘ohead; to widen: my rend l was cull highway to penetrate magwmameag rylng settlers into the Oregon terrl- the D A. R to mark historic places
more inns twenty centuries. 1. . . . «.
113. noted road of modern times filmy twelve feet in widilm .i d the" west of the Mississippi and marks the lorv, mldimihfend holding for Amer will be setbyihe side of this great hi ii the fond?“ and marvels of the New A great many, many years 388‘.
‘hrmy, had to mm its Way ng tii'it’ vflrst invasion of the American settlers loan occu'pfincy this wonderfully rich say to indicate to the traveler the ‘er Ill :.‘ ! certain wise man advanced the
Lint! hzan:ifgd?ifilw;y got; is“??? narrow rend which led my, «bills rigid-V into that territory which at that time sectioa 0! our country. The first or events which made that special local-1 The “was of the Linda! gh’w'ay that if all the inhabitants of the .
«lug an . o n 11‘ , co an on lo 1
ed the Great North Road. This road ‘vsiieys, streams and gum; up the Wes under Spanish casual. iii 1797. p rers ofl Macmillan were Merr wa- ity worthy. of a place in the nation’s is already. assured and if the magi]. were ‘10 about together at a ,3”
o;
is said to have been the means It lji also proposed to “Store tors Will. work '58 actively and me 00 time the sound would reach the moon.
forest which mark the localities the preclpices, and tops the- ark
through which the Old Trails wind bills of the country. it is ma '
their way. but enough has been said that the amount of material he
Revolution have inaugurated as work (rapidity with which this stupendo
exceeding in
they h1ave previously accomplished that every third man in the kingdom
The establishing of such a highway: was obliged to labor. at the mid 7
will be not only the mm fitting morn mg 1: was acclimation—41mm
aria! to all! forefathers who hm trod be sure, it was compulsory co
out the way, but. “judged from an econ- V‘tioné-tnnt built the G-reat-r Wall ,.
omic siondpoint it will" also he one chua in so short a Vspace of time
of the best of National assets It must be cooperation, but it will bol.
will advertise America to foreigners,1’1ng cooperation that will see t
and travelers from many lands Wlll speedy completion of this ban
Journey hither to see for themselves memorial to our forefathers
sleep mountain slopes and V, n liidlr1V Daniel Boone received from the Span- that Mwlmfiywfilark the 81- hiVV, .1
recillitous sides. Marchl‘ slowl lab vermn at a consoaslon whlc tradition l -" a planned by blot hone foundrsiong. the way
the political union between England?" ylwfim m; to locate in this M); Thomas Merv {lien in; acting pres “fig“ inert?” Sialor‘glusenms for ically as do the promoters of the I‘ll!» At great expense messengers
““6 Scotland. Later this magnificent demons. With a small colony he es i.denr Mugs“ and 3 half these historiqii'olicsv The ruinous old tav.
iobllshed a settlement in what is now men Journeycdlhrough the Wilderness ems OWN!!! clays could also be
Warren calmly, Missouri and only encounternig severest of hard- copied softbai’ the irilveler may have
about twenty miles from St. Louis ships, but At‘ t their real‘ was re- the privilege of enjoying the vlands'
Seven years later pounce two sons worded for modulus from the woods iyplchl of each section of the country.
blao‘eli n can some two hundred'mlles on the mornlnx 0! November ”b.1806. in Maryland for distance, be may de-
'fartller west and established them- they all before them the beautiful light in oysters and lermpin: in Vir-
selves at a salt lick where they on- blue waters of the Pacific ocean. gglnls beaten biscuit and fried chick.
sand in the manufacture of salt, and The Oregon Trail was the one tra en; in Missouri no may comfort him-
transported ii, to market down the versed by the Gold- seekers of 1849. self with apples; the mammoth corn
Missouri In rawhide canoes, a most bound for California. That. was the of mass will excite his wander;
lucrathe business suit selling at that year that gold was discovered on tho willie {he venison steaks of the North-
time- at five dollars a bushel. in the roost and immediately the news was west will cause him like Oliver Twistr
some year-.1804, the American govern. known there holes a great exodus to to cry for; “More“
mam took possession of this territory California. Dav after day long trailsl Another attractive feature of the;
§whlch comprised more land than me of wagons across the plains and over highway will as State Parks where new
whole of the thirteen original states the moumoins toward the setting sun. ilvo animals and native ora may be
combiusd The transaction is known Lou: and pullout we. the 10:":stan and studied “
as the Louisiana purchase fifteen mil- and many a weary traveler tollnd a But this highway will not be his.
lion dollars having been paid to nameless grave in the truckload rev torlc alone. The scenery all along
France for this great region wliicli'nona of the want. The gold seekers the way is full of beauty. and con-
alretched from Canada to the (lull! of loll the Gram Trail at Furl. Hail: intently changes in aspect; each local-
;Mexico. it being a very rich derrltory Milli» (mm and bland out a new liy presenting distinctive and individv
ill attracted a large number of plan road down to the coast~ uni character-lotion.
ears, and became known as Boone's, in 1350 the continent had been The heroic landscapes of Colorado
Lick country, crouod. and the roads. though rude- awakens the awe and admiration of
l “I 1815 a road Was built on the old and rough. at last linkod ocean to the traveler. New Mexico is mien
trail from at cum-lag, Missouri. to ocean 'tai in aspect and glows with color Not
old Franklin in 806a" Lick and was To. quote from the speech made be even itoly can show skies of deeper
thoroughfare was extended lo the revs
‘motcst extremity of. Sectiond.
Road-building is an art in itself, an
rm to enrich the United States lias'
gilen so far, only a brief study The
construction of public highways in'
this country was begun in 1776 wk on”:
an artificial road was built from Phil-l
adelphla to New York, and a little in
for the famous stage road from New
York to Boston was constructed.
‘ Our first National Turnpike was‘
built in 180': when Ohio was admitted
to the Union. When this State asked
for admission the request was stout;
lo opposed because it won out of!
from lilo Atlantic seaboard by the Al
leuhenv mountains which formed a
seemingly impassable barrier. The
natural highway was the waterway
down the (info and Mississippi rivers.‘
‘a Journey attended with so much risk
and expeuae that it seemed pranilcah
iy impossible to use it as a regular
route for travel Henry Clay solved
the difficulty by propelling that a cer-
nln percentage of the money received
from the sole of public lands in Ohio
”horrid be devoted to the construction!
of a road across the mountains Twice
his bill was mated but the third vanin, and become himself the scent 1
time. it was carried and Henry Clay's.
ludmlublg perseverance in the mailer
won on film she ”collided of tho‘ it was in the wilderness lhlit Bella 1
"11 other of Public improvements."l
“ibis road was vwinnalya known as
“in Great W‘s-ism or National Turn-
pike Road, the National Highway, and
the (Sumilorlnnd; W...
The often proposed boulevard
ail-etching n'ola‘ onus or ocean had in
admin in this out illusion vurnpim’
signs am one of mm momma bodies}
v’srds which scams most likely to be»
onward over this rough path 3 1e army,
four miles in length seemedjj ke some
gigantic centlpede trailing is weary
way through the wilderness. .
Washington accompanied Braddock
on this expedition ind“ disastrous re-
suit of which is s weich'own mentor
of history. ‘
THE CUMBERLANVIA ROAD.
Fifty years later the Cmnberflmd
Road was begun by an act of Con
gross, signed by Thomas inflamed
Albert Gallatin was the real “Father
of the Gumbel-land Road" though in
.avw
later years Henry Clay iderlttiied llim-‘
sci: actively in its cousin-action
letln was one of the earliest friends
of good roads. lie was a. keen-wittcd
[Swiss emigrant a mo of education‘
and accomplishments. lie thorouflail'l
enjoyed the brilliant society of Rich-
mond and was a general favorite. Nov-
ertnolese. he turned his back on the
gay capital cmlllled the Ahesbsnlea'
to Monongahela county. Pennsylvania.
to make his home in the wilderness.
a stop which lilo friends. regarded as
the ruinstlon of what promised to be
a most brilliant career. but in that
wilderness he laid the foundations of
the mighty conimonwesilb of Pennlyk
out More In the misnolsl history of
America.
tin first met “some Wcsliinston.’
Washington with the old of iodine
solder was seeking the easiest route
worn ville mountains, and in the
ma of his exploration“ some to illo’
hilt Iii- which Goliath was living. Hero'
he stayed in Mute the noses of
his 3 .1 lie went over iMWln
or, ill m anemia his slow on d
immobilwbmbooome
”“1““ foot. 1" “7‘“ m "‘“WW—MW Wan of ills More How The next movement in the conquest; W new diet should mu m (Mvm) are built,
.. mmmmmuw:m.mumammmm.
saving“ lion trenches it is;
null: or; o nudism: to some: mo-
FIRM? of Mhflpfllm Tilt “It. 0
this food is annual at ten W,
dollars. me film of Which iii 11’ ’
museum
romeo salons owl... ‘
or lbs Alaskan devolution
is
11
cold and“ the idea of an: ill
Will. Who W been divisions aliens
lively 3W up out acclaim:
"Thu“ m at find only rowel,"
Wuhlnginn s was outburst
11 , ' and
‘ of lovers
I
called liconea Link Road. Over this do» lilo mass of Representatives by blue. sunshine «more dazzling. anad- 1
highway the advancing army of plan the Honorable Wlillom P. Harland of ow: more intense. Here ills anrlqur
oars entered the country beyond the Missouri rian may visit the “Bonn Cities of
Mississippi This muntry being flig‘ "m irisiorlc highways connects Cibola” once rich in treasures of sli-
for than some of American civilian ‘m with one another in a complete var and gold: and Lao Vow
lion Henry Clay was wool to speak of chain cor-ova the continent furnish tho (vs-m s) the Wayfarer clay enjoy
ii. in a compulsory n1nnnor,nnd 1.1mm most unsuitable «ample in all bile the pleasures of this most attractive
referred to Them neuron a: “The term attire victories: of men and the” pleasure resort in the treat West:
minimums from Boone's Lick,“ but clearly .mqiu of civilisation" l Milena is a land of prodigious
however much Clay might scheming loch individul bison-o marks not mountain terraces massive plateaus,
51¢erme was ‘obliudloaoknom only or we» in tho comm of our dry' and arid plains. and deep and
.“loago thus, it Will the men or room's man. not also an ocean in the luc- raued canyons. In this region or.
Lick lint opened up um mmmmg of only at in. florid The more oil some of the slant mdortnl of lie-
tlio crest southwest slim m homeowners, searching law productions Hero is found»-
- roe homes for we basaltic, home for macadamia; minted Mort a very
sAN’rn ”5 "ML the lads! com for the: millions: riot of. color. The rocks of which the
the
of the wilderness was the slum or for Wells and for s purer and Mushrooms butts. um abound ‘
e
o mm from on mums iridium a now 1
Seniors Regina New links. mMamin TAWWn fro-i. Mr. Wasn't
William iieelinoll of manila is the mull-lit oneself: -
can» summon rm a: no ml mom can. an vesicular am mmlm recital
Mufti“? roam ibis ism girlie enrol-s Wu: his. omission chore-by the “doom
nonrandom his thousand relic WV: flow when... solved m blob: of nature lbs trees have been ‘
everywhere and the and or the do»;
itself“ is moot miningly colored: lanai-y
insist: of tint. and him an." ..
coin Road; it will be only a short 39m to all the lands to give lnatruc,
time before the Old Trails will become for the perfecting of the scheme.
oiii‘ National Historic HlEhWU. 'ln- mangemanis were (2 ofiplated, .
dead, so positive are those interested time was at hand. The man left A
that its completion is assured, the 910113115 and their workshops,tiieswa-
date for its decimation has been set men their spinning and weaving mil
to take place in San Francisco in 1915. repaired to the nearest place of men
the year of the Panama— Pacific Cele- mg, The critical moment arrived as
oration. signal was given, but alas, for hum:
Less than two years seems 8 very calculations. Instead of that miBh
short time to build a road across the sound which was to resound boy
.contlnent. a road more than live “10‘18' the stars, there branded a silence o,
and miles in lensth and so it would the earth sucli as might have broad!
beasbortilme were it not for the fact there when earth was chaos. ‘
that most of the Old Trails are now “by? Each one had kept silent in "
main traveled roads many of them in der to hear the others.thinklngam
8001! "Mr loo many one voice would not be
That. monnhlent of antiquity. the ad
Great Wall of China was built in five
Do you notVVrend the meaning of
w~w ..... -... _. . .. ....... legend? Each member of our
lull —~an organization one hit 11,
“I. ‘ “n “A!" than (1 strong-must do her pops
bring to a successful finish our
and patriotic project originated
Miss Gentry
And 1ghee. the Old Trails have
transformed into a Great Iii
'nghway that shall communion
time the emission and tile «on
meals of our grand old to
may it not well be said of the .
flora who were instrumental in
ocean: pilshment. -
“Tlvoy builded better than,
knew!”
m
Many a south Harwell: Reader will
Fool Grateful for This inform--
use.
if your book gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
if urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are "in a bad
way."
Dean's Kidney Pills are for weak?
lddasys , 1
Meal evidence proves their mnrlt.
Mrs Elisabeth Mitchell. 123 South
Alain street. floutll Norwslk Canal
says: "I cultured from lameness across
my kidneys and» form for over three
years. parliculariy when! brought a
strain on the muscles of my book. i
felt depressed and lsnluid and could .
not no a full Mitchel. In till
morning, my whole lied: ma stiff and
hem Mdli also and a distressing kid- mmgb nor kidneys and bladders
nor vellum. Marlins do: how’s!” rm imam. .991»
will” Pills wore 91!”th ill I'm“ Pills will invigorate nod "
dM1m1oml-vuklsisied’cmw and mi: book, omooml
.1 or, ‘mlv seam nelson“ ondirrfllflirbioddof
a“ mac editorials W em all dimmer when Ni”.- V
. ,llamliymisllollfld aroma ll‘orsoio1br;all’d
hour lira rains. Julio ,
was. FRANK row
Hompiiupln' Women Null Ham
and 8mm”.
W ( 1 V
The work of a homo-maiden V
makes a constant call in W ‘
and vitaliiv. and sickens.
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