Now gracion enty rules the board,
And In the pi Ise is gold ;
By multitudes, in lad accord,
Thy Fliving § i
Ah, suffer me
For wha
1 thank The
here y¢
That tl
We
{ time
I thank Thee for the unexplained,
The hope that les before
ie victory that ix not gained
Father, more and more
ink Thee the unattained
1 14s rood] we hunger {oy
for
thank Thee for the volee that
Io inner depths of being
or all the upward spread of wings,
earthly bondage freeing
story the dream. of things
ond our power ng
ng
sings
"rom
or my
Be
e 1
Of see
en arie Coates, in Scribner's Magazine
:
:
name of
Liv
h
bert Stus
ure-enongh kee-rect
vas Eg vesant
Something-or
\& other
belonged
Wis a
id of signature
some New York familys
obser
New Alex {
the
an toppy
on
to how eath
that he
e-Z and
Harvard
the
Un
the
aay
angl
himself
hie
the
Ln
reman 1o
rude
Was (00 mud
horse and
14
ia itl
do was
four hoot
then
on his
is, and
Ualxk
hanging
ping
Pup
win
aronind
Moq
r-eating f
en Pup. who
his horse
get behind
watch—the
ndded
and then
at it with his heels ane
ild come to con
« gold and chip gem
Well, these cayuse
Pup long before di
down Lew Pat
wi eup to play with
flew had a pet
stood about seven foot
up on his hind paws,
to box and rassle with
rasasled and boxed for
Oping ike a
kt! an adde
the
iad
educated
the cas
watch
in
make
would
Hp ais
funilialis st
Case
diamonds
he co
fie
Jun
the
rode fo
bear
that
cinnamon bear
when he
Pup
this bear
and the
They
the drinks and
cinnamon "ud stroll to the bar,
arms linked, and have one-—the Pup
taking a straight hooter of the
fluld and the bear a water bucket
full of beer. It cost $3 to fil}
bie full of beer every
glided up to the counter
the bear were always great pals on
these trips, and the Pup didn't know
anvihing about the meaning of money
never having stacked the
need of it
in such calm and soothing employ.
ments the Pup spent all the rest of the
dav and all of the night, that when
daylight peeked over the edge of the
world the next morning the Pup sure
was quite a few corned up. Nearly all
the rest of the outfit had grabbed out
three or four hours slumber after whit-
tling off our change at the faro and
sind poker layouts, that when the
sun got around that morning all of the
3-Triangle-Z's were in shape for an-
other day of riot except the Pup.
“Along toward sun-up the Pup had
started to pull down the Barstow drug
store, board by board. But the slow-
ness of the work wearied him, and so
he had pulled himself up to the roof
of the drug store and had stretched
himself out on the roof for a nap. We
saw him there when we turned out
for a couple of stayers and breakfast
the
Hn
Gq tite
| the bear's
{ime they
Harv and
et
out
up inst
a
wey
“wo
§
t Tim Mallon
he fii
tiie i it,
foreman
the roof and
the Pup 80's
the as
climbed up
stretched a poncho over
to keep the
A couple
tan
{0
of hi
sun out face
of hours ireak fast
il excent
begi
hoot e rs
Were
operat
where
the bai
opened hi
open them
ft was
fwenty
ght
(ittenishness ha
plent
He's some
he
i handed
him
ef
but
he and
be because his
no work
of is
Pap
we made for the
done (ver
packin
and the rest
ba
fal i
room of
First
tenderly
the fic
1 behind,
Lew Patten
the Pup
stretched
place
and
on a poncho on
of Lew's back room. Then
we formed a bucket brigade and passed
along ice-cold water from a deep spring
{about a hundred yards from Low 8,
i while Tim Mallon doused the Pup with
{it
stripped
od
Or
'
After Tim had thrown
buckets
about a doz
of spring water upon him
{the Pup began to wriggle on the pon -
{eho and sat up As he sat up Tim
slunk around behind him and put a
bottle of hartshorn beneath his nose
The Pup gave a Navajo whoop and
stood up straight but swaving like a
Colorado aspen in a cyclone
Then from behind threes or four of
us with buckets full of water threw
{ them on the Harv Pup all at once, and
he gradually became clear enough to
be able to see out of his eyes and to
get a heap rubby around the neckband.
“This pleased Tim and Joe 80 much
that each of them picked up a long
barrel stave and began to give the
Pup a Mexican massage-—-yon could
have heard those slap-sticks a-working
half a mile away
“The Pup started to cuss thickly and
mare or less unintelligibly, but he was
improving right along. and he was able
to stand up straighter every minute,
Then Tim back-heeled him, threw him
on the poncho, pried his teeth open
and poured into him a powerful dose
fen
—
of spirits of ammonia in water that
one of us had got at the drug store on
the advice the druggist
“Then Tanner gat on the
while Tim Ikled the bottoms
Harvard feet with a str
ahout ites That
of
Pup,
the
for
appeared to
tunt the lot,
of it the
tedly
Joe
Lid
boy's
mint
best
beginning
of
aw
ten
for
Pup
and in
external water
be about the of
from the
started in
sequence
to ens
Then
barrel-stuve
i
al and all
CONE
the
massage,
the rest
or three
bucking, =idg
his mane u
while, so that a
hour of when
on him,
eves that
ammonia
it w
times more,
and
cure,
cockt
gone over
| the Pup
i tossing
the
Of ore
two
wheeling
ele about all
the
ly
little
the
looking
middling
he was
after
noon, outfit jet
the
were
HOY wi
quite
the
of
all
imagining that
fut,
the hand hi
tne
enough, at
hazing :
he wi tle
through
of a
bunkmate
tim
wird are
Wily game
Irenes a tongue
h of tin-horn
it
murgeons,” he told us 3 he sat si
nivey
ie} §
tout
it
We have t W tit 1 a
slanderin’, mi
Pup, who waa
behind his sister
wink
im
no
heap
olemnly replied Tim
while the standin’ ri
Ning, gave
mighty near
business You
what
and
far
and liste
that came
tp in his
sort oo "tention t
bon
had
Ovoles
for the
chance
ne went on
to 1.04
and sisters,
Pup Angeles
mother and when
he got back he had a swell new saddle
bang up pair chaps
for each of us
He's
with his
of fringed
been in
ranch of
Years now,
the cattle business
his own for a
and he
on
good
has taught
sioer
stampeded cayuse. But he
raiked a cactus-filled tin cup
his face since the dey that Tim
Mallon and the rest of his bunk-mates
called off a gemi-annual toot for the
purpose of fixing him up to meet, with-
shame, old No. 4 on the Sante Fe
in Washington Star
Iceberg Warnings.
One of the latest utilizations of
wireless telegraphy at sea ig in sewd-
ing Yrom ship to ship warnings of the
presence of icebergs. A steamer dis
covering a fleet of bergs lying In the
transatlantic traffic lanes can imme:
diately transmit electric signals to a
distance of 50 to 100 miles ahead and
behind, thereby informing other ves.
sels that may be approaching the dan.
gerous region. On a recent trip to
New York the Kaiser Wilhelm 11, was
thus warned of lcebergs lying in her
truck from the Teutonic, which was
sixty miles away. The Teu‘onic also
reprated a warning received ‘rom the
Caronia of the existence of another
fleet of berge rather further along
the course,
or stop a
to
THE GRANGE
Conducted by
J. W. DARROW, Chatham, N. Y..
Press Correspondent New York State
Grange
FAVOR FORESTRY.
MASSACHUSETTS STATE
TERESTED
The Value of Our Vorests Over $700,
Grange Meeting «Other liems
Interest In Various States,
At the last
Massachusetts
plea
grang <
Wis Nate
made by
annual address for
work In pre
in his
lent
ecting the
and a recommendnat
forester
been f
state,
that a siate be api
law has uncted
toh
such an offic has
believe
The
marks
‘kets
(xu)
ria ges
aking
AWAY
1.0660)
shoes
GRANGE JURISDICTION
An Matter
fmreful
Important That
Aitention
Should
Hasse
= has
them i No
request from No. 1 to
No, 1 should ar
A. to apply for mem
earest grange, No, 2
Peunsyivania organ of the
And we
# more |
ta is . 8
% plain that No
’
3 omy 2
1
the
A RTee
han
IH
thet
should
four
for
it
grange
there
nearer than miles
when 1 the
nf wv
Own ines cannot
boundary
4
MI ETADROS
understoxi that cach hina
halfway to neighbor
ind should infringe
{ion of the othe
isdiction
ng grange
the jurisdic
the
neither
Preparing For Nations! Grange.
New York, and New
Jersey are preparations
wend large the seventh
national
itv, N. J. in No
the Pennsylvania
special session at
Pennsyivania
making
classes for
in Atlantic «
On Aug. 24
state grange held a
West Chester, Pa.
gixth degree on a class
The New York state
grange will probably hold 8 special
seasion at Poughkeepsie or Newburg in
purpose. New Eng
a large delegation
grange
vember
will also send
F. A. Dervihiek, master O. 8. (. and
member of the executive committee of
the national grange, has the sympathy
of the-entire membership of the Order
in the great loss he sustained in the
death of his wife, which ocrurred re
cently.
The Smethport (Pa. xubordinate
grange is Preparing fo invest 85,000
in a new hell, 40 by GO feet, three
ttories SY with a farmers’ exchange
sm the first floor.
A grange insurance company. includ.
fug five countie= In Pennsylvania, ear
ries £5,274,000 in potictes
State Master Ladd of Massachusetts
was the speaker at the Ohlo state fale
this year,
a
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dnp dd dll dpe din dip pnd
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There is Money i in
Growing Ginseng
Prof. W Missouri
College says :
L.
“
Howard of the State Agricultural
advise American farmers to cultivate Gin.
seng. Big profits may be realized. It is a hardy plant and is
easily grown. A recent bulletin issu ed by the Pennsylvania
State Agricultural College in part says: * The supply of native
Ginseng root is continually diminishing and the price per pound
18 corre spondingly increasing, while the constant demand for the
drug in China stands as a guarantee of a steady market for Gin
seng in the future. The market ivated root will ex
16t long as the Chinamen General W, A.
Rublee of Hong Kong says in the U. 8. Consular reports: “ The
grown in America ie very large here and
id is #0 great that much could be disposed of ad-
18ly. The root is as to the 400,000,000
1 $ "
18 thelr rice
Fg
|
|
|
|
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-
-
for our cult
as exist, ( onsul
gale ot Ginse ng root
BNR i
the dem; i
ir sntageo
at nore
2
:, 3 t 2
dispensable
®
5
>
CH
(rinseng iz a staple on the market the same as corn, wheat
and The present market price varies from $5 to $5 per
111 srl \ ¢ " als » i 1 3 *
pound according to quality, while the cost of production does not
I
“0
cotton.
i »
yg v1 .
exceed 31.00, I'here inary
18 room in an ord
WB ae,
garden to grow
year. The plant is hardy s 3
ed States and f /anada, except ir
growers and ehow jy OW
r a good start in
comfortable in.
worth each
parts of the Unit
We are successful
Y growing Gi
for a sinall
wweral hundred dollars
(3
EN
ot 3.9,
re ou h
can
nseng.
ie
g
outiay, and
y
>
3 i
Ve several thou
BE
planting se ason
i8 frozen, Wi
-
wa
16 us t
wia yv §
Suchinghar's Cinseng Carden
Zanesville, Ohio.
Le LL L100 A
$e ae
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Location : One mile South of Centre
Accommodations Srti-clam. Good bar
wishing to enfor an evening given special
attention. Meals for such occasion pre
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The choloest liquors al the bar. Stable ao
commodations for horees Is the best to be
bad, Bus toand from all trains on the
lawlitum and Tyrone Railroad, at Cobura
Special Effort made to
Accommodate Cor.
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