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And most of our troubles are magni
fied at short range.
For Constipation, Ulllouws. Liver and
Kidney Troubles, take (tardeM Tea.
An optimist is a man who knows
that his troubles might ho worse.
ONLY ONn "IIKOMO QUININi:."
That li 1.AXATIVI1 HUOMO OlllNINB. . l-ojvlt fpt
tl, tSgnattiro of K, W. OIIOVIJ. Oiod tho World
over to Cure a Cold In Ono Pay. sic.
When n young widow makes up her
mind to marry a bachelor ho muy pos
sibly escape by dying.
When Your Eyes Need Care
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Fine Acta ijiilcKly. Try It for Itcd, Weak,
Watery Kyes and Granulated Eycllrit. Illus
trated Dook In each Fockaeo Miirlnn I
eomtxjondcid hy onr Ocnllt not a Patent Med
Iclnn" but ooa m nrcoifnl rhslclai' J;rac
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Mnnne hjo Bilvo la Aseptic rin, V5b and Wo
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The Reason.
"You mark all your compositions
forte," said tho friend.
"Yes," replied the composer. "They
wouldn't havo any vogue among pco
plo who llvo In flats if I had them
lilaycd softly."
Important to Mothors
Examine carefully every bottlo oi
CASTOftlA.'n safo and suro remedy foi
Infants and children, and oco that it
Hears tho
Signature
'In Uso For Over ao Years.
diHdrcn Cry for Fletclicr's Castorin
Measure.
ojiiulo Hzra Then you think inn
"battlo of Wounded lCneo was a great
er ovont than the reformation?
Uncle Ebon Certainly. I'vo seen
Ihom both and I'll bet tho "battla"
inriV at least a luuiib.uid more feet
f Illm-Puck.
"Means to Enjoy Closing Years.
Having made a million dollars by
tho practlco of law since ho quit poll
(tics, formor Congressman and (Jovor
nor Frank S. Black, nged ilfty-elglit,
lias confirmed tho reports thut ho has
Totircd "After a certain point 1st
reached It isn't money a man should
work for, hut timo. You enn't defy
human nature" lie says.
Troubles Laid to "In-Law."
"Tho cau8o of moro than half the,
family scraps that nro scrapped to a
finish," says an oxchnngo, "Is tho 'In
law.' A man or a woman mnrrlos
Homo ono absolutely antagonistic (o
all tho other members of tho family,
and then, putting this person on a pen
csttil, demnndB that all shall do her
or his will. For tho sako of courtesy,
often a wholo family will yield many
points, and gradually tho 'In-law' lje
comes moro and moro InBlstont, nnd
eo things drift nloug, always tho ono
sldo giving liit until somo straw, some
trlflo, will provo tho drop too much,
?and after (hat tho fius, With tho
air cleared, a beginning can be mado
over again on a basis of equal rights,
or elso all Intorcoureo can cease.
.Elthor way much has been gained."
8HE QUIT COFPCE
And Much Good Came From It.
It 1b hard lo believe that coffee will
put n person in suoli a condition ns it
did. a woman of Applo Crock, O. Sho
tolls her own story:
"I did not bellovo coffco 'caused my
troublo, and frequently said 1 lilted
It so well I would not quit drinking It,
even Ir It took my life, but I was n
miserablo sufferer from heart troublo
and nervous prostration for four years.
"I was scarcely able to go around at
all. Had no energy, and did not care
lor anything. Wus emaciated and had
a constaut pain around my hoart until
I thought I could not enduro It. 1
felt as though I was llablo to dlo any
time,
"Frequently I had nervous chills and
hc least excitement would drlvo sloop
away, and nny llttlo nolso would un
met mo terribly. l was gradually get
ting worso until Anally ono day, It
enmo over mo. and I asked myself
what Is tho uso of being sick nil tho
time and buying raedleino so that 1
can indulge myself in coffoo?
"So I thought I would seo If I could
, jult drinking coffee, and got some
.Postum to help mo quit. I made it
I Mrlctly; according to directions, nnd
f I want to tell you that chango was the
greatest sjep In my llfo. It was eaBy
to quit cqffeo becauso I had tho
..Postum which I like better than I
liked tho old coffco. Ono by ono the
ojd troubles left, until now I am In
aplendld health, nerves steady, hoart
All right, and tho pain all gone, Never
liave any moro nervous ohlllo, don't
take any medicine, can do all my
liouBowork, and have dono a great
deal besides.
"My sister-in-law, who visited mo
this summer had boon aa Invalid for
' eomo ttroo, much as I was, I got hor
to quit coffoo and drink Postum. She
gained flvo pounds lu three weeks,
and I never eaw such a chango In any-
tone's health."
"Thero'ii a reason."
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SYNOPSIS.
Elnm TIarnlah, known nil through A1a.i
kn ns "UurnlriB D-iyllRbt." celebrates Ills
JOth birthday with a crowd of minora fit
tho Circle City Tivoll. The danco leacH
to heavy gambling. In which over J100.0OO
la staked. Hnrnlsh loses lili money and
his mine but wins the mall contract. Ilo
starts on his mnll trip with iIori nna
sledeo, telling his friends thnt ho will ho
In tho blK Yukon gold strlko at the stnrt.
jjurninir uavncni maKes a
sensationally
y
rapid run across country with tho ma.'!.
npponr nt the Tivoll nnd Is now rendy
to Join his friends In n dash to tho new
Kold nelds DecIdlnK thnt gold will bo
found In tho up-river district Hnrnlsh
buys two tons of flour, which he declnrns
will bo worth Its wclpht In gold, but
when he arrives with his flour ho nnds
tho big flat desolate. A coinrnilo discov
ers gold and Daylight reaps n rich har
vest. He goes to Dawson, becomes tlm
most prominent figure In tho Klondlko
nnd defeats n combination of capital sts
In n vast mining deal. Ho returns lo
civilization, nnd. nmld tho bewildering
complications of high flnaneo. Daylight
nnds that he hns been led to Invest Ma
eleven millions In a manipulated seller in
Ho goes to New 7ork. nnd confront'ng
his disloyal partners with u revolver he
threatens to kill them If his money Is ot
returned. Thev are cowed, return tb 'r
stenllngn and Hnrnlsh goes back to r in
Frnnclsco whero ho meets his fair in
Dede Mason, n pretty stenogrnnhcr Mo
mnkes Inrge Investments nnd gels Int' "ie
political ring. For n rest ho goes to '
country. DnVIIght gets deeper Into I i
nnnnco In Ban Kranclsco. but often i
longing for the pimple Ilf nearly f '
comes him. Dede Mnson buys a horse t1
Daylight meets her In her saddle t- n
Ono day he asks Dedo to go with 'm
on ono moro ride, his purposo helm !
nsk her to marry him nnd they en t
away, nho trylnsr to nnnlvzo her feell "i
Dede tells Daylfght that Her happl s
could not llo with a money manlpuli ir.
CHAPTER XVI-Continued.
"You seo. I givo tho vnluo to tho
land by building tho roads. Then I
soil tho land and get that value back,
and nftor that, there's tho roads, all
carrying folks back and forth nnd
naming big money. Can't lose. And
there's all sorts of millions In It. I'm
going to got my hands on somo ot that
water front and the tldo-Iands. Take
botwoen whero I'm going to build my
pier and tho old pier. It's shallow wa
ter. 1 can. fill and drdgo nnd put In
a system of docks that will handlo
hundreds of' ships. Snn Francisco's
wntor front is congested. No moro
room for ships. With hundreds of
shlp3 loading and unloading on this
sldo right Into tho freight cars of
throo big rnllroads, factories will
start up ovor hero Instead of crossing
to Snn Frnnclsco. That moans factory
sites. The' moans mo buying' in tho
tiiuUiiy hitfs before anybody gupsRea
tho cat is going to Jump, much less, '
which way. Factories mean tens of
thousands of worklngmon and their
families. Thnt means more houses
rind moro land, and thnt means me,
for I'll bo thero to sell them tho land
Then thero's tho wator. I'll como
prolly close to owning tho waterslii'd
Why not tho waterworks too? Thero's
two wator companies In Oakland now,
fighting llko cntn ami dogs and both
about broke. What a metropolis needs
is a good wntor system. Thoy can't
givo it They'ro stick-in-tho-muds. I'll
gobblo tlium up nnd deliver the right
nrticlo to tho city. There's monoy
thoro, too monoy overywhero. Every
thing works lu with everything else
Each Improvement makes tho valuo of
everything olso Jump up. It's people
that aro behind tho vnluo. Tho big
ger tho crowd that herds In one place,
tho moro valuable is tho real estate
And this is tho very plnco for a crowd
to hord. Look at It. Just look at It!
You could never find a finer site for a
great city. All It needs Is tho herd,
nnd I'll stampodo a couplo of hundred
thousand people In hero Insldo two
years. And what's moro, it won't be
ono of theso wildcat lnnd booms. It
will bo legitimate. Twenty years
Trom now thcro'II bo a million peoplo
on this sldo tho bay. Another tiling
lo hotnls, Thoro Isn't a decent ono In
tho town. I'll build a couplo of tip-to-dato
ones that'll maico them alt up and
tnko notice. I won't enro If thoy don't
pay for years. Their effect will moro
than givo mo my monoy back out of
tn othnr holdings
And, oh, yes, I'm
going to plnnt oucnlyptuB, millions cf r
them, on thoso hills."
"But how nro you going to do It?"
Dodo asked. "You haven't enough
money for all that you've plnnncd."
"I'vo thirty million, and if I need
more 1 can borrow on tho land und
other things. Intoiost on moitgngoa
won't anywhoro near oat up tho In
crease In lnnd values, aud I'll bo sell
ing land right along."
In tho weeks that followed, Day
light was a busy man. It monnt quick
work on a colossal scalo, for Oakland
and tho adjacent country was not
slow to feel tho tromondous buying.
But Daylight had tho ready cash and
it had always been bis policy to
BtrlKo qulokly. Beforo tho othoiB
could got tho warning of tho boom, ho
qulotly accomplished many things. At
the tamo timo that his agents were
purchasing corner lo.ts nnd cntlro
blocks lu tho heart of tho business
soctlon and tho wnsto lands for fac
tory altos, Daylight was rushing fran
chises through tho city council, enn
turlng tho two oxhnustod water com
panies and tho eight or nlno Indo
pendeut street railways, and getting
his grip on tho Oakland Creek and
tho bny tide-lands for his dock system
Tho tidolauds had boon in litigation
for years, and he took tho bull by tho
horns buying out tho private ownorB
and at tho same timo leasing from the
city fathors. By the timo that Oak
land was arousod by this unprecedent
ed activity In ovory dlroction and wnB
questioning oxcitodly tho moaning ot
it. Daylight socrotly bought tho chief
Republican newspaper and tho chlof
Democratic organ, and moved boldly
Into his now oincos. Of nocosalty, they
woro on n largo scalo, occupying four
floors of tho only modem olllco build
ing in tho town tho only building
that wouldn't be torn down later on,
ta Dyllght put U. Thero was do
j pnrtment after department, n scoro of
them, nnd hundreUH of clcrlco anu
Stenographers. Aa he told Dedo:
''I'vo got moro companies than you
can shnko a stick It. Thero's tho Ala
meda & Contra Costa Land. Syndicate,
tho Consolidated Street Railways, the
Yerba Buena Ferry Company,, , tho
United Water Company, .trio Pied
mont Realty Company, the. Palrvlow
and Porto I a Hotel Company,, and half
a dozen more that I'vo got' to refer to
a notebook to remember. Thero's tho
Piedmont Laundry Farm, and Red
wood Consolidated Quarries. Starting
In with our quarry, I Just kept agoing
till I got them all. And thero's tho
ship-building company I ain't got it
nnmo for yet. Seeing as I had to havo
ferry-boats, I decided to build them
myself. They'll bo dono by the time
the pier Is rendy for them."
For months Daylight was burled In
work. Tho outlay was terrific, and
thorn was nothing coming in. noyond
n general rise In land values, Oakland
had not acknowledged his irruption
on tho financial scene. Tho city was
waiting for him to show what ho was
going to do. and he lost no timo nbout
it. The best skilled brains on tho
market woro hired by him for tho dif
ferent branches of tho work. Initial
mistakes ho had no patlenco with, and
ho wns determined to start right, as
when ho engaged Wilkinson, almost
doubling his big salary, and brought
"If You'd Just Let
him out from Chicago to tako chargo
of tho street rallwny orguulzatlon.
Night and day the road gangs tolled
on tlic streets. And night and day
I pllo-drlvors hammered tho big piles
down Into the mud of Run Francisco
Bay. Tho plor was to bo three miles
long, nnd the Berkeley hills wero do
nuded of whole groves of mature
eucalyptus Tor tho piling.
At tho sarno time that his electric
roads wero building out through tho
hills, tho hay-flelds wore being sur
veyed and brokon up into city squares,
with hero and thoro, according to best
modorn methods, winding boulevards
and strips of park. Broad streets,
woll graded, wero mado, with sowors
and wntor-ptpos roady laid, and ma
cadamlzod from his own qunrrlos. Ce
ment sidewalks wore also laid, so that
all tho purchaser had to do was to
select his lot and architect and start
building. Tho quick servlco of Day
light's now olcctrla roads into Oak
land mado this big district Immediate
lv accessible, and long beforo tho fer
ry system wob In operation huudreds
of residences wero going up. ino
profit on this land was enormous. In
a day, his on-slnught of wenlth nnd
turned open fnrralng country into one
of tho best residential districts of the
city.
But this monoy that fiowod In upon
him wns immediately pourod back
Into hs othor Investments. Tho need
for oloctrlc cars was so great that he
Installed his own shops for building
them. But no mattor what pressure
was on Daylight, IiIb Sundays ho re
sorvod for his riding in tbo hllln. It
was not tho rainy winter weather,
howover, that brought these rides
witli Dedo to an end. Ono Saturday
afternoon In tho olllco aho told him
not to expoct to meet hor next day,
and, whon ho pressed for nn explana
tion. "I'vo sold Mab."
Daylight was speechless for tho mo
mont Hor net meant ono of so many
serious things that ho couldn't classl-
- lfylt njmacked almost ot treachery,
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shn mleht imvn met with financial dls-1 that's tho point. Drive n sharp ba.
aster. It might bo her way of letting i
him know sho had bcoh enough of
him. Or . . .
"What'3 the matter?" he managed
to ask.
"I couldn't afford to keep her with
hay forty-five dollars a ton," Dedo
answered "My brother's expenses
havo been lilfelior, as TVcll, and I wns
driven to tho conclusion that slnco 1
could not afford both, I'd better lot
tho mare go and keep tho brothor."
"Who bought her?" he asked.
Dcdo'a eyes flashed In tho way long
since familiar to him when sho was
angry.
"Don't you dare buy her back tor
mo," she cried. "And don't dony that
that was what you had in mind."
"I wish you would reconsider. Miss
Mason," ho bald softly. "Not alono
for tho maro's sako, but for my sake.
Money don't cut nny lco in this. For
mo to buy thnt mare wouldn't moan
ns much as it does to most men to
send a bouquet of flowers or a box of
candy to a young lady. Thero's no
body I feel chummy with except you,
and you know how little wo'vo chum
medonce n week, If it didn't rain,
on Sunday. I've grown kind of to de
pend on you. If you'd Just let mo buy
her hack "
"No," no; I tell you no." Dedo arose
Impatiently, but her eyes wore molBt
with tho momcry of her pet. "Pleaso
don't mention her to mo again. If
you think it was easy to part with
her, you rfro mistaken. But I've seen
tho last of her, and I want to forgot
her."
Daylight mado no answer, and tho
door closed behind her.
Mc Buy Her Back."
Half an hour later ho was con
ferring with Jonos, an erstwhile ete
ator boy and rabid proletarian whom
Daylight lonit bufoio had grubstaked
o literature for a year. Tho result
ing novel had beoii a failure. Editors
and publishers would not look at It,
and Duyllght was now using tho dla
gruntlod author In a llttlo private
secret norvico system ho had been
compollod to establish for hlmBolf.
Jones, who nffocted to bo surprised ot
nothing nfter his crushing oxperienco,
betrayed no surprise now when tho
task was given him to iocato the pur
chaser of a certain sorrel mare.
"How high shall I pay for hor?" ho
asked.
"Any price. You've got to get hor,
House With No Stairs
Pittsburg Man Plans New Residence
Embodying 8ome Very Unique
Features.
Tho new resldouco which la being
built on tho Clcarvlew plan at Mount
Lobunon, Pittsburg, for A. O. Smith
of Pittsburgh, has somo features which
aro unique nnd probnbly not embodied
in any other resldenco In this section.
Tho houso is without stairways or
stops, tho slope Idea having been sub
stituted. Tho grndo of this slopo Is
about ton por cent Entering from tho
voronda to tho largo reception hall
ono's attention Is directly drawn to
tho uulquo method employed ot reach
ing tho upper floor. In tho living
room, which is probably 20x35 foot, a
largo concrete flroplaco and mantel
Is tho principal feature, with a wide
bay window. Thoro nro no corners to
tho houso, aa each ot tho four onds ot
tho rosldence are of tho bay typo.
Tho only wood used in tho construc
tion of tho building Is to bo found In
tho door Bills, windows and floors, tho
latter of which will bo hardwood. Tho
walls of tho building aro ot cement,
jfiulshod with white cement trimmings
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gain so as not to excite suspicion, but
got her. Then you dollvor her to thnt
address up In Sonoma County, Tho
man's tho carotakor on n llttlo ranch
I have there. Tell htm he's to tako
whacking good care of her. And nftor
that forget nil nbout It. Don't toll mo
tho nnmo of tho man you buy her
from. Don't toll mo nnythlng about
It except that ouv pot her and de
livered her. Savvcc?"
But the week had not passed, when
Daylight noted tho flash In Dedo's
eyes that boded troublo.
"Something's gone wrong what Is
It?" ho said boldly.
"Mnb," sho said. "Tho man who
bought her has sold her already. If
I thought you bad anything to do with
it"
"1 don't ovgn know who you sold
her to," was Daylight's answer. "And
what's moro, I'm not bothering my
hond about her. Sho was your marc,
ond It's nono of my business what you
did with her. You haven't got her,
that's Buro, and worso luck. And
now, while we're on toivchy subjects,
I'm going to open another ono with
you. And you needn't get touchy
about It, for It's not really your busi
ness at all. ItV oout that brother of
yours. Ho cods moro than you can
do for him. Selling that maro of
yours won't send him to Germany.
And that's what his own doctors say
ho needs thnt crack Gorman spe
cialist who rips a man's bonos nnd
muscles Into pulp and then moulds
thorn all over again. Woll, I want to
send him to Germany nnd givo that
crack a flutter, that's all."
"If it wero only possible!" she said,
half breathlessly, and wholly without
anger. "Only it isn't, nnd you know
it Isn't I can't accept money, from
you "
"Now look here, Miss Mason.
You've got to get some foolish no
tions out of your head. This money
notion (s one of the funniest things I've
seen. Suppose you was falling over a
cliff, wouldn't It bo all right for mo to
reach out nnd catch you by tho arm?
Suro it would, You'ro standing In
your brother's wny No matter what
notions you've got In your head,
you've got to get out of tho way and
givo him a chance. Will you let me
go and see him and talk It over with
him? I'll make It a hard and fast,
business proposition. I'll stake him to
got woll. and that's all, and charge
him interest."
Sho visibly hesitated.
"And just remember ono thing. Miss
Mnson: It's his leg, not yours."
Still she refrained from giving her
, answer, and Daylight went on
strengthening his position.
"And remember, I go over to seo
him alono. He's a man, and I can
deal with him better without women
folks around. I'll go over tomorrow
afternoon,"
CHAPTER XVII.
For six weeks hand-running Day
light had soon nothing of Dedo ex
cept in the oiTico, and thero ho reso
lutoly refrained from making ap
proaches. But by tho seventh Sunday
his hunger for her overmastered him.
It was a stormy day. A heavy south
east galo was blowing, and squall aft
er squall of rain and wind swept over
tho city. Ho could not tako his mind
off of her. nnd a poralbtent picture
cams to him of hor sitting by n win
dow and sowing feminine fripperies of
somo sort When the timo came for
his pro-luncheon cocktail to bo served
to him In his rooms, ho did not tnko
It. Filled with a daring determina
tion, ho glanced at his note-book for
Dede's telephone numbor. and called
for tho switch.
At llrst it wns the landlady's daugh
ter who was raised, but in a minute
ho heard tho volco ho had been hun
gry to hour.
"I Just wanted to toll you that I'm
coming out to seo you." ho said. 1
didn't want to break In on you with
out warning, thnt wns nil."
"Hns somothlng happened?" camo
her voice.
"I'll tell you when 1 get thoro." no
ovaded.
Sho came pursuit to the door to
receive him nnd shako hands with
him. Ho hung bis mackintosh and
hat on the rack in tho comfortable
hall und turned to hor for direction.
"They aro busy In thero," sho said,
Indicating the parlor, from which
camo tho boisterous voices of young
people, and through tho open door of
which he could seo several college
youths. "So you will havo to como
Into my rooms."
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Even tho two bathrooms aro fitted
with coment tubs. In all thoro nro
ten rooms. Tho root Is of concrete,
surrounded with a parapot, tho porch
roofs aro of tho samo typo, thus af
fording second story porches In the
front and rear, both of which aro fit
ted up with concreto flowor troughs In
which blooming ilowors aro now to bo
seen even in tho unfinished condition
of tho houso. On tho front second
story porch a fountnln is arranged
Engineering Rccqrd.
Freedom.
"How well Mrs. Burllson Is looking
since hor return from Reno."
"Yes, sho says sbo finds It a splon
did relief to bo troo-"
"But sho is going to bo married
again next month."
"Oh, woll, I suppose Bho agrees with
thoso studonts who Insist that too
much freedom loads to disaster."
Selfishness of Love,
Ho who loves deeply finds a sweet
rovnngo In acting so that bis beloved
ono shall appear ungrateful.
BOY fiLB til AX
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New York Lad, Facing Revolvers,
Drives Off Robbers in His
Employer's Store.
OWNER FIRST BEATEN
Joseph Healy Then Batters One In
truder and Forces Both to Hurried
Flight Pursues Men Into
Street, But They Escape,
; Now York. After seeing his em
ployer, William Davis, a grocer at No.
134 East Fifty-third street, beaten un
conscious tho other night by two hold
up men Intent upon robbery, Joseph
Healy, 13 years old, battled with the
intruders, blackened the eyes of ono
of the men, and put them to flight with
an ax when thoy threatened him with
revolvers.
, Tho boy was badly Injured, but was
ablo to give chaso through the streots,
shouting an alarm, while tho retreat
'ing robbers brandished their weapons
and cursed him as they fled.
Davis had Just counted the cash he
took in during the day and put the
currency In an insido pocket.
Tho two robbers evidently had
watched him from tho streot. Tbey
entered Just as he started to closo tho
cash drawer and inquired the price ot
a Jar of Jam. Davis turned toward a
sholf. when nnn of thn mnn Rtrnok him
a heavy blow on tho back of the head I
'with a club. Davis foil to the floor un- I
conscious.
One of tho men reached over the i
counted nnd took between six and
soven dollars in small chango from the
open drawer. To reach tho fallen man
the second Intruder ran to the rear
of tho store to get behind tho coun
ter. Back of a partition he encountored
Healy, who with remarkable coolness
decided upon a plan of action.
Without a moment's hesitation tho
boy, who Is strong and largo for his
k-Cs-
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35?;
Armed With an Ax Lad Starts Toward
the Men.
age, sot upon tho robber. Tho man be
ing tho stronger of tho two, flung him
aside.
I Tho boy then struck him a heavy
blow In tho face, which not only stag
gored tho man, but took him by sur
prise. Blow after blow tho boy de
livered in rapid succession and the be
wildered thief was soon defending
himself Instead of leading in the at
tack. When tho boy had him practically
'whipped, tho second man, who had
bounded ovor tho counter, ruBhed to
his companion's aid. Ho sprang at
Healy and trlod to catch his arms, but
'the boy was too quick for him.
Tho robber then struck at the boy
'with his club, but tho blow was a
glancing one, and failed to land.
With stained faco and blackened
oye, the tlrst luau pulled hie revolver
and started for tho boy.
, "Don't shoot yet," shouted his com
panion. "Let me get him with
.this."
Ho swung a vicious blow in the dl
'rection of the lad's head. The boy fell
Jto his hands and knees In avoiding the
blow, but wns up again in an Instant
in tho corner, ho found an ax. Armed
with this he started toward tho two
men.
Both aimed their revolvers and held
the boy at bay, but with careful aim
he let tho ax fly at tho head of tho rob
ber nearest him.
Ho mlssod tho man, but tho ax
crashed through the front window of
tho store, making a fearful racket.
Evidently fearing thoy would bo trap
ped in tho store tho robbors fled.
Tho boy pursued tho fugitives Into
Third avenue. Thoy waved their re
volvers at him In a threatening man
ner nnd shouted thoy would kill him If
ho did not stop. Then thoy dashed
up tho stairs of an elevated station,
boarded a train and escnpod.
When Davis was revived ho and
iho boy gave tho rtilico a good descrip
tion of tho men.
In tho houso at tho timo were N. D.
'Bates, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Bates, Louis
D. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. William Tuck
er ot Gano, O., and the Filipino lad.
Tho walls woro blown out by tho
forco of tho explosion, and many
plecos of furnituro in tho rooms thoy
'occupied were shattered.
Books Diseased?
Pittsburgh, Pa. Wllklnsburg wom
en threaten to havo tho branch of the
Carnoglo library In that town cloBod
becauso thoy Bay the books aro disease
germ carriers.
IN
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BACKACHE A SIGNAL
CF DISTRESS
rnlnlnthobnclcis
tho kidneys' signal
o( dlHtresn. If this
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Ignored, there Is
era to danger of
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polsonlng.orllrijht's
dlftAnse.
When you have
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V nkituu, WbsU. nuysi
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"Well, Susan, you havo boon mar
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When to Call the Doctor.
When to summon the doctor la a
point which has probably puzzled most
peoplo at ono timo or another, but In
tho cast) of throat and Intestinal
troubles thero should bo no uncertain
ty, says a medical authority, Tho doc
tor should bo summoned at onco, for
tho soro throat may bo diphtheria, and
the Intestinal symptoms may mean
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a dozen complications of seriouB char
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His Business to Know.
Wife Look. I bought this fur coat
today. They tell me wo aro going to'
havo very cold weather soon.
Husband Who told you bo?
Wife The furrier.
Sure Does.
"The pen is mightier than
tho
sword."
"But the typewriter puts It all over
tho pen."
There U nothing heavenly about war, or
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Theory alono never accomplished
anything worth while.
Thero ftro a few thlngB that even ft
young man doesn't know.
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