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Show the attention, of the; governor of the the 'who province,; DPON HIS HEAD pRiCE A his education with a viewsupervised to placing him in the diplomatic service. Later he was consecrated a priest. He .was at length. assigned tto the Russian legation at Athens, and while there became interested in Herzen's During tms period he wrotejKolokol. a nf nri. clesT which appeared in Kolokol, de- lULLiz me a uuses by the Greek clergy, a task practiced or which lie was well fitted, being one of the order These articles; attracted wide attention and every effort was made by the Russian government to discover the author. Finally an accident betrayed him. An agent of a London bookseller saw him post a letter directed to ties suspected of being inimical to parRussian government. The agent the reported to the chancellor of the Russian embassy, and; within half an hour Agapius Honeharenko was a closo prisoner on board the Strelok, sailing for Constantinople. His friends in Athens communicated with a revolutionary section in Stamboul, Retreat in the ik.-i1(- 'r y i P f& in America a man, with a Russian priest, uead- -a ,or's minister to Athens. in exile on a mountain lives oD uis , nin &- -r California. Hon-- u wat of Father Agaplus about in a secluded spot. rraucisco. xois near HayJ,el aeh the trav linmeda county, rdS. iU . n r rniles from ?san which bis home, . : 30DJJ' , idea jn-- winriint? mnnn- r , ,1 I p IrhVirreat. track is sel-grass-growand 'indistinct "na in anywhere. Houses are fee and from some of these thee human life aremiss-'tettlisiis ofexplorer think himself. n, i ; a around barren ridges, pacrt ravines, vawnme tar Deneatn fields, scarce nVPT iuiai of vegeta or clump tree W t insinsr the road is un- ..1- fiere Knov IS 11,,., y'j' - ill f ' j 11 ; .1 iiiiu vi' Vi r icaicu ia 1 rT7-rw- l ufj Lilt; anrl wherever Russian liberty is for he is no ordinary individ- priest, embassa-f- t this propagandist and apos- . domain of this refugee from isiah justice consists of fifty acres i glistening bowlders, gulches, waving grain fields, fh landscape thrown in that would o iuu v,. fbti'Qt. tBc iieitit. yjL a. rw Ti a tr OTVH pre-Lt0- i ".ICw nnrlc ttrAr 1 wto i 'V"-'H- ' Rome as a lioom Tovrn. still to see the modern ruins of houses which were net even finished when mania., the crash put an end to the building.window-lessThere are many of these, rooQess, plasterless, falling to ruin and never to be inhabited landmarks of bankruptcy, whole streets of dwellings built to lodge an imaginary population, and which will nave fallen to dust long before they are ever needed. Marlon Crawford, in the January It is sadder . Century. - Johnson, the bicyclist,' 'said Bob Smith, the ticket agent; at the Buckingham. "In addition to breaking all the bicycle records, he is; said to be the fastest skater in the world. .He has been to Sweden and Norway, and has fairly outskated the people Who make skates there, and there is not one of them that can touch him with a long pole. He went o Chicago once and went skating on the lake. There was an immense crowd out. It was before he had begun to break bicycle records, and not much attention was paid to him by the hundreds of other people who were there. On every hand the were doing their fancy boys tricks, and, by the way, they sure enough knew how to skate there. Johnson, skated about slowly for a ::'! i 1 E I T Worked in the Streets of New i man-iof-wa- I one-sto- ry ; L IllU-lll- and-girl- - nt stead entry and settlement. It has generally been understood that all the lands in Oklahoma fit for agricultural purposes are already occupied, but such is not the fact. Owing to the method adopted for the opening of these lands to settlement, in many cases as high as five or six persons would settle' on a single track on the day of the race, and rather than stand the expense of a contest, or run the risk of other trouble, would, unknown to each other, abandon the land. Again, the main race for lands at those openings was for tracts near the cities or proposed town sites and along the lines of railroads, and thus many hundreds of almost equally as good farms as are in Oklahoma were pasesd over in the mad rush for homes. It is true that a large portion of the et unclaimed public lands are more fit than for agricultural 'or stock-raisin- g are still hundreds of there purposes; yat good homes awaiting the taking in that country and undoubtedly a large number of eastern people will take advantage of the same the coming season. s while, just to become accustomed to his skates. Then he joined in the whirl, and began doing tricks that no one of the others had ever heard of, was not long before he suddenly It r cV rr a n r rt Mif ftin went like the wind for a mile. Then he whirled and came back like a streak of lightning. There was to be a race that afternoon for a prize, and when the people had seen Johnson skate they induced him to enter for it. He did so, and beat the others so badly that from that time on he was barred from all contests of the kind. No one in that city of skaters would race against him. He gave exhibitions afterward, but that was his first and last race." Louisville - i i 4-- t TT j -- , i j j j - ! Dend Sea Steam hip i tightly the knowledge that so many forms of Sickness are not due to any actual disease, but simply to a cpnstipatejd condi- tion of the system, which the pleasant family laxative, Syrup of Figs, promptly removes. That is why it is jthe only Remedy with millions of families, and is everywhere esteemed so highly by, all who value gnod health Its beneficial effects are due to the fact, that it is the one remedy which promotes internal, Cleanliness, without debilitating the organs on which it acts. It is therefore all important, in order to get Jits bene-ficieffects,: to note when jyou that you have the genuine article, iwhich is manufactured by the Calif ornia Fiff Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep utable druggists. If in the eniovment of crood health, land the system is regular, then laxa tives or other remedies are not neeaea. If afflicted with any actual disease, one may be commended to the most skillful physicians, but if in need of a laxative, then one should have the besty and with the every where, Syrup of stands highest and is most largelT Figs used and gives most general satisfact al pur-Ichas- Health once impaired I not easily regained, results Tonlchas attained these ge how patiently people suffer with corns. Get peso and comfort by removing them with HTndercorns. "For the life of me," said the young man, "I don't see why; a woman was not born with the same capacity for swallowing excuses that she has for ice cream!" Indian- UUI Ul TT ST. '" r""""1 y. 'r , j s. Chronicle-Telegrap- h. ; " i -- 1 Plaase Cut the Following Out and Send It i With 12 cents it stam rand get our big catalogue and sample of the Pumpkin Tallow So. Watermelon sensation! 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JTACOBS will, ure and fit them for work when the chance comes. 1 d, lTf1r Ulii I'll if vf e, well-inform- ed y-- SNever understanding effortspleasant efforts fortsgentle directed. There is comfort in ; apolis Journal. : nature the many physj ills which vanishofbefore ical proper ef- wlll-'o-the-wis- p. I y With chial Troches" will give effective relief. Crimsonbeak "What's the matter with he young Huggins?" Yeast "I understand has lost his heart." "Is that all? He makes as much fuss as if it were his collar button!" Yonkers Statesman. j All free Fits stopped by Ir.Klmes Great PITSKestorer. N o Fits after the first day's use. TerTe Marvelous cures. Treatise and (2 trial bottle free to lit cases, bend toJDr.Kline,93i ArcbSt.,Plula.,Pa Think Fame's a sort of a of a man toiling all his life to "get under a monument. Parker's fit Gladness Gomes a better of the -- Lin. According to consular reports, it is the intention of the Turkish authorities at Jerusalem to establish a steamship line on the Dead Sea. The existence of asphalt in that region has .been as- certained, and it is supposed that pe PAPER PIANO CASES. troleum will be found also. A rationdevelopment of the Jordan valley, Also Instrument Canes Made of Ivory al from Lake Tiberius down, and espeand Silver. the opening up of the rich min"All manner of articles in place of cially eral resources of the Dead Sea basin, wood have; been used in the manufact- is considered a very profitable ure of pianos," says one of the great- undertaking, for which, however, forest English, piano makers. "Perhaps eign capital will hardly be s found, as in legal status of property-holderthe most successful of all these is the those regions is very unsafe. paper, of which many pianos of exHow to Uay a Carriage. quisite tone and appearance have been made. The duke of Devonshire has The great need of the times is a conone of the finest specimens of paper dition whereby the producer and conof this French and make, being piano, The Exile's Home In the Hills. decorated most ornately with pictures sumer may deal with each other withwiring "man, and the visorless cap of by French artists. The duke gave out the intervention of the middleman. Grreek, Arabic, Romaic, Bulgar, Slavoj ntic fox skin which he .wore heightguineas for this, mainly, no doubt, The Elkhart Carriage and Harness Co., nian, Russian and Turkish. And yet 500 :ed the account on of the ornamentation. I of Elkhart, Ind., deals directly with the this versatile scholar was compelled to picturesque effect of his long, fore-aknow that pianos for very consumer. Their goods are shipped anywork on the streets for a miserable pit- suppose you beard, his broad, high furrowed with wrinkles, and tance. One of his pupils was Eugene hot and very cold climates all instru- where for examination before sale. ':e twinkling, restless black, eyes. If $chuyler, afterward American minister ments for export, in fact have to be vera Cossack stood to defy the to Russia. Under Honcharenko's tutel specially made, and in this direction Every carriage, every set of harness, ready wer of the Muscovite one of age Schuyler translated Tourgeneff 's all manner of experiments have been every article sold, warranted. One hunthrone, ie tribe Among others, a sort of cellu- dred styles of carriages, ninety styles of certainly smiled a welcome J "Fathers and Sons," and the patriot tried. one ere ia the factor in which is actually harness and forty-on- e heart of the Aiamaaa proudly showed me a volume of the lose, styles of riding from common which e molasses, sugar cataminister's with the, story autograph is saddles. Send for their Closer made, is employed, and a composimd greeting on the f. acquaintance more fully his traits of character nervous tion mad$ from the chemical treat- logue. This concern does an extensive 1867 to San went and Francisco he In 3tlmsiasm a Vpati Rpnse of humor, a ment of gutta percha and leather pulp business throughout the United States. for first the press jstablished printing distent purpose with some lack of in has been tried. Ivory pianos are by in this coun- no Russian stem, although means uncommon, and the dowager His Holt. he was constantly try.theWhen the language negotiations between countess of ii!eiflg that he should be interviewed a has observed the casual caller, Mr. magnificent Dudley 'Well," the United States and Russia for the carved a strictlv svstematic manner. John Bull by the seized has Cleveland of Pianos arc, ivory specimen. were about to be Alaska of purchase horns. He numin his made of extended the hospitalities every year say, "Oh, no," replied the snake editor. "He (concluded, Eugene Schuyler brought I might 'ffle Indian for but wjtth! rare good grace. A center chiefly princes has bers, y Secre-jtargrabbed the bull by the lion's tail." of Spanish-Americanthree or four chairs a.nd a book-"s- e Honcharenkotto the attentionthe rich and Many Pittsburg e assist-jancSeward .and, through solid silver have been made; made up the furniture of the and Schuyler,! Honeha- pianos ofone Seward of LET THE EARTH REJOICE AND was only recently comOn two the wall 699. pictures renko. was enabled to purchase the indeed, hung aid only two that firm for the Nizam farmers sing. With our new hardy might indicate bresses for the! publication in San pleted by a London and sie uie purpose of the exile. One was of piano cases have grasses, clovers and fodder plants the Hyderabad, Alaska and Svoboda the of Francisco 1 Portrait; of Herzen, the editor of (Herald, printed partly in Russian and at various times been made of bronze, poorest, most worn out, toughest, worst Aolokol aluminum, glass porce- piece of land can be made as fertile as e., the Bell), the famous 1872 Svboda was a species! of In in English.! jpartly araal once in in combination, mother-of-pearland in London lain, published the valley of the Nile. Only takes a interests of Russian liberty. The discontinued, through the machinations Answers. London at minister Russian of the (Washingyear or so to do so! At the same time del,wr picture was a framed print the said. is publication it During ton, of Liglitning. you will be getting big crops! Teosinte, Pecnliarities eting the execution of the conspira-- I n concerned in tho assassination iof, Persons struck by lightning have Giant Spurry, Sacaline, Lathyrus, what Ion both occasions by blander il. When he observed me twice attempted, hired Sclavonians, he says. He finally had small holes drilled in the skull, a variety of names! Catalogue tells Henry but otherwise .they: were not marked. you! disposed of 'his English type to first Victims have been horribly burned his started thus who If you will cut this out and send George, Francisco San to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La the it 'venture, newspaper dismembered. A stroke of Post. He retained, however, his fonts and even has cut off a man's ear, or Crosse, Wis., with 10c. postage, you will' press lightning; of Russian type for use in secret free their mammoth catalogue and the shaved his hair and beard clean, and get With his propaganda. in spreading fodder samples ' his type he not hurt him in any other way. The ten grass andto grain money he received from &fA w.n. a acres he called markings are often curious. Blue is (worth $10.00 get start). purchased the; fifty isthe common color, but they have been "The bond issue demonstrates that the syn"UkrainW and; out of "Ukrania" Svoboda of red, green and black, and occasionally dicate is e powerful organization and that sues the still small voice whole body turns black. Negroes the people are still more powerful. of heart the the whisper that troubles threatens his the who have been struck by lightning the Russian monarch and ''-in spots lOO Reward, 91 OO. ;".: have had their skins bleached throneiJ One whiteness. negro absolute The. readers of this paper will be Honeharenko is not an to he pleased to learn that there Is at least yet Father after found, lightning, struck by in dybelieve anarchist. He does not disease ; that science has had recovered consciousness, that he one dreaded With measures. violent or in cure to in all its stages, and able been namite had one," completely whiteasarm, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Ills for earthly Catarrh Cure Is panacea as the black great nim a the rest of his body being and either the only positive cure now known to Is "He it tliinks only ,atjnn usual. Blindness, deafness, i I medical fraternity. Catarrh being of timej when a republic will total or partial paralysis are frequent atheconstitutional Question nn disease requires a con He has Russia in re pmn of strokes. .rtwi rtfiseauences lightning treatment. Hall's Catarrh stitutional founded In California the Decembrists, Sometimes the lightning selects a sin- - cure Is taken internally, acting directly a society of Russian sympaui trie object on a man's person and as-- ;- upon the blood and mucous surfaces of .."l' Sure to Post a Letter, ends peaceful by their no that without apparently touchthel system, thereby destroying the to gain the; hoDe of . ,Jung the grewsome picture"Poor circulation of the disease and giving thefoundation vw the himself. Coins man have been such as) means, sighed and muttered: build insr up the ctmis a melted until they stuck together lri a Pf.H1 8treih Honeharenko ;:X. That was all. He referred Uoj SaTadniirer of Count Tolstoiwhom nature in doing and stltution assisting while he suffered no ill its work. The have so much Perovskaja, the young woman? fe 4ns his "spiritual child," having man's pocket, proprietors Keys, watches and faith in its curative powers that they consequences. perished on that scaffold with in Alexandria, watch chains, metal cartridges and offer One Hundred Dollars for any case nonfssedi him iswhile Inborn babe. one the few patrt-ot-s eveglass frames have been more or that It fails to cure. Send for list of of Tolstoi Honeharenko request Father 'uS the persons wear- testimonials. Address who can not be accused of mixed less damaged, while story of his checkered careerj f almost :?ts F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. were them uninjured. mod--- :y a3 to the ing Sold Honcha-?facts, thrillingdemolby druggists ; 75c. mBac?of his Vnouse Father to the results accomplished; Clothing, too has been toalmost Hall's Family Pills. 25c where wearer. its row of cabins, without Injury a ishedbuilt hns llt great verbosity of disquisif tacks have been pulled out of Doctor "Didn't I tell yon not to tax your escaped convicts from Iron 1Hberty and the rights , of huf are boots destroyed who -others SmprSnmihes ,and hoes arid rubber "I'ms not. I'm LiteraryonePatient the czar, were once brain?" the. brass of The eyelets the for of is a writing maga only the rom despo Kievsky Cossack, and came fleeing f man's shoes, but ha zines."-- ' .rniiaaeipnia necora. a of out and k ana wealthy family, xie felt the shock. Public Opinion- - j NeYer trnnlsh a bOT for maklnsr excuses. hardly :DofJ in Southern Russia, Aug. .19, of know, t an Ue may bd an Incipient stAtesman. early age he attracted pn-gra- fUlM "What do you object to In the case of the Baroness?" "To be frank, her past.1? "But I assure you her reputation to her past be"I know that; I only object cause there is too much of it" Fliegende : Blatter. Bronchitis. Sudden changes of the weather cause Bronchial Troubles. "Brown's Bron- free-coina- . k ; yet Ginger la many cases.Good for every weakness and distress. Public Lands In Oklahoma. man An remarks that it is very Eastern A careful investigation of the publio no member of the Senate oftnat singular recoTds discloses the fact that there are fered a substitute for the prizeyet several millions of acres, of publio fight bill. It Is more than wonderful ' lands in Oklahoma yet subject to home- - r - We are Poisoned by Air and. Water When they contain the germs of malaria. To annihilate these and avoid or conquer chills and fever, bilious remittent or dumb ague, use persistently and regularly Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters, which also remedies dysloss of pepsia, liver trouble,! constipation, and kidstrength, nervousness rheumatism ney complaint. Appetite and sleep are imand proved by this thorough medicinal agent, the infirmities of age mitigated by it. A wineglassful three times a day. i York. Ahe mountain, surrounded by an and when the arrived the cottage, English embassy demanded his rebard, it is a mitted 'white, with a kitchen annex. lease, which, after some demur, was door over 111 LXJe is word the the; lithe gable eittuicu. aiuci a, biivji Frank of tue xvussiaii way quarter roboda, wnicu is Constantinople Honhi& eharenko On made the door way to London, jam, jgjying "Liberty." a a where in for lie was a collabora-teu- r in time written bold, peril, English, oni of Herzen is the sentence, and behand, Kolokol, inn "Revenge came an of advocate devour the lambs." the that liberation of wolves the 9 door the serfs. The Russian government la answer to my knock on th little woman with a pleasant ana set a price upon his head, and- his ioaghtful face, piercing black eyes brother was banished to Siberia. After taking an active part in the luxuriant, raven-blachair, made ufsnnearance. This wa Mme. Hon- - Greek revolution he came to the United Harpnko. the wife of the- patriot. Her States, and for four, months subsisted on 25 cents si day, earned with a pick alian descent was plainly apparent, bihouffh she was born or America ax and shovel in the streets of New xorK. auosequentiy ne entered into a arents and rearea m jniiaaeipnia. Presently a little old man, siigntly contract witn tiie A.mencan Bible soci- but vigorous and ety to translate the; Bible into Slavoni- made his appearance; bear- -- an. At this time he had an advertise-jscular, a pail of milk, lie was a singular- ment in the papers calling for pupils in 1 i" - I,' n? 1 I ex-nrie- st . fside bill, dpeecL. A capital storyis told of the way in The and his wifo feel the lonllness of the place Thev (which a .New England senator was a great aeai or Russian company vi iT ' TTAvtjthe outset of career he his political all time. Besides:: thov nrAla,ii oeen !d as wn kno a had bv tained remarkably tw ,w nf r une 01a man said to me: TwTiiMritK'' clever "orator of the stump," and laterlower'; house of the Legislamy hands on my farm id ? sell rnv i on' in the e made a bnlliant name tor onlons and apples to buy 'paper and ink. i 4 1J.ut me paper, and my re4..: talking,! much tracts, and send them touperty, be distributed tor heofceased his friends and admirers. m .Kussia and Siberia, I have no sub- gret Finally the liquor law came up for scribers. My Russian literature is all discussion, and the wife of a friend of V;;:;: ':'!.!' 'given away,":, the senator, who was much interested From this obscure niche in the mountains of Eden township these tracts are in its passage, was disappointed to see sent by secret and devious ways to that the brilliant man had no apparent Geneva, where the Liberators post intention of joining in the discussion She sat down and wrote a few words them in the underground mail for transon a sheet of paper,; which she inclosed mission across the frontier; or they are an in .sent to a Russian tea! plantation in envelope and sent by a messento the senator: "Do speak! Even Northern China, where, securely fold- ger ass spoke once!" ' This Balaam's ed, and secreted in cakes of brick tea, senator to his feet, and the they are transmitted by caravan, brought sealed with the seven customs seals of elicited one of the best speeches he Kiatha, across the steppes of Siberia, ever made. Youth's Companion. consigned to trusted aerents for distri bution in the very heart of the empire, Bicycle Tire. A well their of Chicago inventor has devised a purpose serving keeping alive the flickering flame of liberty. pneumatic bicycle Honeharenko has been formally con- tire which, while not unpuncturable, demned to strangulation for his share still reduces the liability of injury to in the conspiracy to emancipate the a minimum, because if the rubber in serfs. It was a novel situation, this one of the compartments is punctured, breaking of bread in the house of a the other two are still sufficient to carman upon whose head a mighty empire ry the rider and keep the tire in cylinhad set a price. Will M. Clemmens, ixx drical form. The partitions are arranged spirally. The tire is inflated three separate tubes, each through POOLED THE CHICAGOANS. chamber requiring separate pumping. Johnson, the Cyclist, Is Also a Frt ty Good Skater. "I have just heard a new one on ted statesman, f. '0f liberty. ft.mulm for J Globe-Democra- t. the residence of the t found Ala-- ) - , three-compartme- be can find 0 ffhO man-of-w- ar &. the way; for his Nation is hidden behind rocky awav from the main road and bv a rugged path, which can ifbe traced by those long familiar i sp-rio- s . anfl his home in the ex-prie- .t meaa hills. eatalogae. ELCHABT k W- - B. PmTT. Bee. C&rtiage Harness Ufj C. Elkhart; lad. VoL XIII. No. 642-- 7 Denver. When writing to advertisers, ' please gay that you saw the advertisement In this paper, TF. N. V. t4 |