El Reno Weekly Globe. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, July 3, 1903 Page: 2 of 8
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welcome Nye's Fourth
THE FREE KIDNEY DOCTOR.
It'* the people h' —
floubt and Ii<*«*<>im<. curnl —————————————
thfv doiitit who I m« . . ■ i i— ■
I'nu j &tt%fDoan'sm
• Afhlnp hnrV^ nr*> (\v->-1 is< Kidney u' }
ck, and k>m pa.
Kw. il Tijf (,t !
dropsy bv
Ids mother wa on** of thofie ma?r!n<l
old maids who abound e\ n in tlie boat
society. He w.i- the child of her in id*
die age; au i because alio renuted his
coming, a- a check upon her social
gayeUes, she had compromised with
her Puritanical conscience by calling
him Welcome, after the colonial ances-
tor of her mother. | to th
So, as Welcome Xve, he was sent other
forth to create disturbance in th«'
world; which he did in inv r-:e ratio to
hia size and vitality.
His mother did not loner survive hh
n j*
birth, and he wjs left, the incarnation
twins had married
Leila was eked j
mother!
II* pared the pravel path In the
moonlight, while the odor of his cigar
mingled w ith th fragrance from the the town people In preparations
tangi. of old la hi meil cinnamon roi-.-j cd-brate the day with fitting evld
l.y the -■; >■■: and no m..i > nt baric of patriotism. There wn to he an
time when tliey bad bldd( n each earlv morning parade of antique-, and
tarewi-ll an affectionate fare- horribles, followed by a military dem-
wc" he remembered, as Ills cheek red- onstration, a parade of automobiles at
dcned, to t ' turn to college. the girl noon and an old fashioned afternoon
to go to a showy finishing tcho-il I picnic, with reading of the Declara-
tion and patriotic addresses, eudin;;
and Leila—his
youthful crand-
th*i.mud«dT«,n r 11,3 -
So the late June days fled; and as t:in, Igalnst the dainty whUen^of
tie nation s biithday approached, the j her
arly eottagerB at the Pier Joined with
1 hi rom*'!
brink da
colored, pain
dribUinjj, frrfjt
vetting. I « ttn sK.l v
n ni-.r« c.-iii' ill and
Jteliere li^iit j • *!i
Tpif srn
h
abroad, where her ambitious mother
linn married her to some beefy Eng
lishuian whom Adclbert had always
hated oi principle.
" Wid she is 10.00Q times more fas-
cinating now than she wu thi n! 7'hat
-■■vert September day when wo guth-
I red the gentians l>y the pasturo illtrh
genltlan no bluer thati her own
dear eyes'" he murmured, with a
strange accession of sentimentality.
" th! after all, age Is but a relative
i rni' And the fountain of perpetual
youth Is not so fabled as one might
dream' Yet lovely as i.eila is, sho is
no whit lovller than Is that, sweet
child, her daughter, the pretty Louise!
How fortunate that chance should have
made us neighbors!"
Meantime, in the seclusion of her
with an evening of fireworks
Such a busy season as It became for
Welcome Nye!
gown, as she endeavored to soothe < ,r. i urerv,hin
blm, and to still the strange outburst j : ^' '
whleh was so distressing and so dls- I ™
concerting to his unhappy father. I 1
1 ould It he that the sullen, malevo-
lent nature had capacity for feeling of
whli li he had never dreamed? Or, was
this hut a physical manifestation of
nervousness and terror?
My boy! My boy!" ho began, sooth-
ingly. "He quiet! The doc tor is go-
ing to set your shoulder. Surely, you
do not mind a little thing like that"'
he asked,
yj Puis,
f" roici o ctftia.
)i * v «.cw\c ?•*.
. -.VSs-lVit h.Si,
The rfasi.il yon ran pel
this tri.%1 fi< . ia > <cau*«
I hey cure Kidn y Ills &u<|
will prove it to you.
J
W r s r BiturrH. Mich.—
I ,.i. Incy J-'iUs hit iLf
. • h was un ur usual
d '*;! ••. • urii.nt •* — had to pet
up • ' x t:ti.esof a night.
! .'link diabetes was well un-
der wav. the f • an>l aniilt-a
■ • "lit ! Th r • was an in-
d up to a
lamp lirjir 1 have used
the fr*c Trial tr I two full
b<>T"s >f ! .. n'« l'uls with lh«
- ' f f • i •that I
.< • • • ■ J Th ■ ar<" the rem-
B. F Baujuux
Ills father was to lead the automo- j time of accidents
bile parade In his line French racing Welcome ceased his cries for an In-
in.i. Itine and p was Welcomes dis- , slant and then renewed them
gust and violent his ire when refused j "Oh, I have been
privilege of
For a Clean Slate.
A man can bo almighty mean to his
wife and yet wipe out the , ... •; he
will onl) remember, when they are
dining In a sw 11 re. lanraat to say
he ran nev r eat roast beef except in
hia own house.—New York Press.
Hundreds of dealers the extra
quantity nnd superior quality of Ilefl-
ance Starch Is last taking place of all
other brands. Others say they cannot
sell any other starch.
bad, bad boy!'
to
Carleton
The choice was seemly and fitting;
yet It caused l.oulse Carleton's mother
a little pang which slio would not ad-
mit was jealousy, and which she here
lealiy strove to ignore, as she aided
her daughter In decorating the Cor-
sair, which, In its floral lines of red
. and white carnations and the blue of
own lied chamber, I.eila < artelon wa, ! the feathery adjuratum
.standing before the mirror, removing
the jewel
e privilege of ^accompanying him, : he whimpered, with astonishing pen!-
be Pr , M? I °r Waa tPDPe- "mt l m nPVer- solug to
be mcoided his arch-enemy, Louise be had any more'"
which had flashed upon the
s of licr handsomu dinner
"The divvle be your welcomc."
filmy la'
' gown.
"Oh, who would ever, over expect a
man to he faithful?" : he asked her-
self, with bitterness, forgetting that
she, too, bad been somewhat incon-
.'Iniit during tho long lapse of years.
As the days went on, It was a sweet
consolation to Adalbert Nye to have
tho sympathy of such a neighbor In
his aillietIon—for so ho regarded tho
possession of such a son, In spite of
his effort to love the uncanny child
and his care and solicitude for the
boy's physical welfare. Leila under-
stood, and had pity for him. But It
was a source of regret that tho child
bad conceived an Instant antipathy to
ward the beautiful Louise, who found I tornoon.
a rare pleasure in teasing the boy,
amailng tho young tyrant by declaring
that what be needed for both physical
and mental health was an unlimited
dose of Solomon's prescription. To
Welcome, who bad never been thwart-
ed or disciplined during his capricious from
life, this was the signal for hatred of
the most malevolent sort; and the two
waged warfare as persistent as it was
of lior nervousness, her restless at-
tlvlty, to perplex and mystify his grave
and dignified father.
All legends which lie had ever read
of oliln children and changelings came
back to Adclbert Nye's memory during
the confused years which followed
years In which his son was the wonder
as well as the despair of physicians
and nurses; when tho period of his
teething became an epoch, when tho
violence with which bo took, ono af-
ter another, and survived tho various
diseases of babyhood furnished the
subject matter for learned papers at
countless medical conventions; when
tho fabled nine lives or the domestic
cat became too Insignificant for no
tico by comparison with the falls and
bumps and fractures, the maladies ex-
ternal nnd Internal of Welcome Nye,
which want to prove what could bo
endured with the minimum of vitality
lu the frail and emaciated form of a
boy who was destined to live for the
trinl and long-suffering of his kind.
So tho child continued to grow, and
to become the terror as well as the de-
spair of nurses and teachers. The
house servants, who lmd a perfect hor-
ror of him, referred to him affection-
ately among themselves as "The
Divvle." a memory of a night when
one of the maids, in the enjoyment of
a twilight interview with her favor-
ite policeman, looked up to shriek with
dismay, as the elfin child, astride the
lofty garden wall, laughed in ghoulish
glee at their tender farewell.
"May the divvle be your welcome!"
had growled the disconcerted guard-
ian of the peace, as his eyes followed
hers: anil since that time the appro-
priateness of the epithet has grown
upon tho household.
1 While his distracted father could
reconcile himself to tho boy's physical
weakness and defects, it was a heavy
cross to bear the knowledge of the nb
solute lack of what the world deems
education on the part of his son. His
son! And he himself was counted a
scholar an ornament to his profession; j regrettable to their ciders
might bo elevated to the bench If he „ wa, natUlal that the srd3t, and
bo chose, was a marked man lu his ,et < dignified Lawyer Nye should find it
- the -8Uth0r of cmam d^P «'" I both pleasant and convenient to be
with knots
and festoons of fluttering ribbons In
the national colors was a thing of
beauty, when their deft fingers ha I
given it the finishing touches.
To the surprise of the townspeople.
Independence Day dawned bright and 1
warm, an Ideal day for the celebration. 1
'1 he events of the morning prove') j
more than successful and there was
lively Interest in 'the coming of the :
autos, which were to make tlio round i
of tho town at noon.
The Corsair, looking like a fairy ve
hide in Its floral adornment, stood In
the open doorway of the Nye staldes.
only waiting the coming of its owner
to start upon Its triumphal progress.
The household was busily engaged, for
it was the lunch hour; all were antir
Ipming the rare pleasure of the af
any more!
I list is a laudable resolution, my !
soil!" his father responded with mild j
irony. "Pity you did not think to make |
it earlier and he glanced grimly at !
the wrecked automobile, and thought !
of his spoiled plans.
"I'm never going to be had—If you
give me something!" whimpered the '
boy again.
"My son! I forbear to mention what
I'd give you With huge delight. If I
gave you your deserts!" exclaimed the
sorely fried father; while Mrs. Carle-
ton smiled.
"I'll be good," the child astonished
them by declaring, "if only I get a
new mamma!"
Their eyes met in confusion.
"I'm the only boy 'round here that |
ain't got no mamma," announced the
child, with cheerful impudence and i
disregard of grammar, "and I want i
one!" he persisted. "I want Mrs. Carle- !
ton!"
"My boy, this is the first good turn
Christianity In Greenland.
With the exception of & few hundred
in accessible heathen on the east coast
Greenland, with its 10,000 population,
is not? nnder a uniform Christian in-
fiuonce.
This Will Interest Mothers.
Mothi *• (iray Sweet t'owdern for Child-
; rea, used by Mother (iray, nur^e in
Children'-* Home, New Vick. Cure Fover-
fch ness. H.-ut Stomach, Teething Disorders,
j move and regulate the bowels and destroy
! ^ "rms. Suid f v all Drti:'. ^aniph;
FUKK. Address A. S. 01ui U d, Leltoy, X. 1.
New Churches Always Building.
According to a late report 01 tho
secretary of the Pre lyterlan Board of
Church Erection fifteen church build-
ir.t?i are erected in ti: ■ United States
avery day in the year.
JASPER SI PES
Ohialuma Cily
SCHOOL V~> •.
(Jr urniture.
'it for ropy of Now School I.hit.
Hany who formerly smoked 10?Cigars now sitste
LEffiS'SINGlE BINDER
STRAIGHT 5s CIGAR
y, FtiS, 111
ARE Torn CI-OTII;
Une Red Cross Ball bii.
white agtiin. Large "J oz.
H fcADED?
an 1 me.l n thrm
5 cents.
"The divvle! He's
The divvle!
He s run away with the auto!
thoughtful papers upon historic and
scientific topics; had, in fact, all the
neighborly, and that he sliruld make
points of the cultured gentleman and I ™Tvm7'°nt ^ rCS"lar " ""H "1«6hf,chl,d dashed ^e drive and
mode: t scholar. Ob. why, why bad l a,1Ct0n W1Ia' .ato the street.
Kate punished him by mailing him the '^'"''ularly distasteful to on- youth 'he anxious group followed him in
father of such a son, who man:. .ed to v :" U"! Rallnntr-V of Neighbor Nye; to mad haste, but not for long,
elude all obligations to study beeati c ':U!^ ('erK small salary, who They held their breath lu horror as
forsooth, the doctors declared that h ' dovot,''n>' ' down from Boston they taw the machine zig zag then
„ ...i ... 1 each Saturday to pa\ court to Louise,
you have done your unfortunate fath
er since your birth:" blurted out Adcl-
bert Nye, with surprising alacrity.
' ^ ou have hut anticipated my own re-
quest!" and he smiled upon the boy
j | most genially. "Now if only Mrs.
buddenly there was a dash, a bang. Carleton consents "
a warning toot! toot! tho odor and j "But I thought " that lady bo-
puff of gasolene, and out of the stable gan, in confusion.
doorway and down the drive madly -oh. I want you! I want you!" the
dashed a cumbersome floral bulk. I elfin child persisted, tightening his
here was a cry of alarm, a rush arm desperately about her neck. "I'll
stable anil household, hoarse |)P a good boy! I trulv will'"
an.d nnbeed'ln11"1. ""7 ^ adventur0u8 I doctor was arranging his splints
and unheeding chauffeur. , at the end of the voranda ArcWie and
tun away v 1th , Louise had joined the curious group on
the opposite side of the street.
It was an opportunity afforded them
by Fate!
"Leila," the dignified barrister be-
gan in a tender whisper, "the child has
but voiced my own thoughts! You
know what you were to me once! Kor
your dear sake I have learned to lovo
your daughter as my own. She cares
for young Irwin; I am in a way to
help the boy along. For all our sakes,
then, will you not consent?"
"It seems but fair," she responded
slowly and calmly, although she felt
that he must be aware of the mad
beating of her heart, "to exchange my
daughter for your son!"
"Leila, I know it is a long time since
that far-off September day when we
gathered the gentians in the old pas-"
ture lot, and vowed "
"All ready now, young man)" broke
In the doctor's cheery voice, as ho hur-
ried fussily up with full hands. "Now
let's see what a hero you're going to
be!"
But the child pushed him rudely
away, at the same time inquiring, in
the imperious tone of one who had
never known what It was to have his
wishes gainsaid:
"Is it all right, papa?"
"That is for Mrs. Carleton to de-
cide, my son! Is it all right, Mrs.
Carleton?'' he Inquired lightly, yet
with unmistakable anxiety in his tone.
Two little spots of red burned upon
her cheeks, and she hesitated.
Surely, never was so strange a pro-
posal!
"You are going to bo my " the
tho auto!" one groom called to an-
other, and that one to the house serv-
ants.
In truth It might have been his Sa-
tanic majesty himself, the way that
must not be urged, or worried, or ex
"-say to climb tho grassy terract
and Whose heart Bank at the sight of tho Carleton villa, ingloriously drop-
| the solid and wealthy director of his ping back; and then, puffing and snort-
cited!
He was 0 now, wai Welcome, but
spindling and undersized and wizened,
his sharp features and diminutive
hands and feet causing his unhappy
father to sigh whenever he noted them.
Surely there were Darwinian sugges-
tions about the uncanny and repulsive
form of the boy. whose defects were
never so apparent as when Adclbert
Nye contrasted his offspring with tho Pointed An hle Irwin, as he was pre- ! arm hung limp and there were sundry
beautiful children of his neighbor, the sented to the dignified caller, whom smudges and burned places upon his
.'aseinating Widow Carleton he regarded with Biidden hatred and face; for the Corsair had taken Are
It was strange that tliev should have Oismay. What chance had he. he ask- ! and was no longer the dainty floral
met again, alter her long absence in 0,1 himself bitterly, against a man with thing which it had been left as the ti i-
Kngland. Nye's money, and profession and posi umph of womanly artistry.
own banking house, whom he found
comfortable at home with the girl, in
the oasy c.iat of an Informal afternoon
upon the shady veranda, a state of
bliss which he had been picturing for
himself all the way down In
crowded, dusty train.
Ho did not appear well
pointed
ing, with whirring of wheels, dash
backward across the road and over
the offset, down upon the rough cob-
bles of the beach.
The child lay very still as they res-
the cued him, seeming to take his mishap
I as a matter of course.
this disap- When they picked him up left
Hungarian Lawmakers.
The Hungarian House of Represen-
tatives Is the largest in the world. It
has 751 members.
Dealers s;i> that as soon as a cut.
er tries Defiance Starch It is impossible
tu sell them any other eold wc.ter
starch. It can be used eold or bo.: d.
Plenty of Room.
Nell—I never know a fellow so emp-
ty-headed.
Belle—Yes. he demonstrates that
here Is plenty of room at the top.
RELIABLE SALESMEN.
We illive K„,*l nositi.'iis for a mini her of .• ■. 1
lie e. ash i'ni'h wi'i k, Sti'iifly work. Our
eontrnct tho best for nn honorable -ai.
man eyel- put out. We want men who are : .
anil energetic. And are wlllim:
pay we! for that kimt. KxpeHenoe in agency
w .i'k a help but noi a ilt. .- i.y,. ,. ...
full instruction- Write, giving the numci ..f
four busmen n on ax referenc e
OKLAHOMA 8TATK NURSERIES.
Perry, Okluhonia.
Spain the Land of Sunshine.
Spain has on an average 3,000
tours of sunshine a year, against
July 1,400 lr England.
,. , T" r;uro a c t;j ill One day.
lake LaxativeBroiiw yiiit-ine Tablets. All
druggets refund money If itfailstocure ~:>c.
At Actium.
"Tills," said Caesar, squirting
through his binoculars at Pompcy, as
bis fleet of oar manned vessels swept
down upon t.ie foe, "Is what I call giv-
ing 'em galley proof that I can lick
'em."—Toicuo Blade.
Shermon'i Specialties
Complete ginning brick plant*. Hoar mill
•pftciAltiM, gasoline well drilling n«i pumping out-
fit*, boilers, Me«tm and engines, steel beam* and
architectural oast iron work. All kind of *team and
water fitting and auppliee. Mill rolls ground and
<:?rrtigturid. Largest foundry, black-smith and ma.
eiiine shop* went of the Mississippi River
N. 8 SH Eli MAN M'CH'Y CO., Oklahoma Cit/.
'OOO'OOS'i n?tn sssi . oa !
gl 000'000'8 J3AO KE.u oSn sjboX
'puu|dj[ jo uoDuindod eijj, j
'uojiejndod uj ©SBSJOOQ s.puejsji
tMcRsa'i'S
10 CENTS.
CMESAil
HEADACHES.!
W2*
MmuUISH
BpB
PAji
Sold Everywhere.
a
SENSIBLE II
vill h.ivo Deflanc
because they get oi
same money, but
perior quality.
/SEKEEPERS
Starch, not alone
third ir.nre for the
so because of su-
Muc'n Thai Evsry Woman
Desires io Know
About Sanative Antisep-
tic Cleansing
Ami about the Care of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands.
Ad el be rt Nye anil tlie 1< '.'ltifiil wc
tion ?
Worst of all, Ijottiss seemed
n. who, b I.eila IJelaiul, had hi-en pleased with the attentions of tho mld-
Irlends In youth and more. lie die-age.1 suitor.
The
"Any other child would have been
killci*" was the verdict of the physi-
cian who had been summoned in hot
young man-he was tull and , haste- a familiar verdict enough to
athletic, Hud t;ood to look upon, an all who knew Welcome Ny
Von Bibber type—fell ; escapades.
Adonis of the
back upon Welcome for entertainment
during his doleful visits to tho villa.
The weird child had taken to him from
the first, clinging to htm with passion-
ate affection, watching hia every niove-
yo and his
thought of It all ns he walkc l slowly
Homeward In the moonlight, after his
3rst call at the villa where she was
sstablialied for the season, oh. shades
)f love and poesy! with her twin
lau >; liters!
Twins! Ailelbert Nye deprecated
:he slang of th* day; yet had lie put
.Is thoughts into words, and th. j men. with the dumb devotion of an j to the ve'randVoV'the'VilU^'hoTa'd su"
a'ords Into the vernacular, he must animal "■*" 8"a
«ave murmured something about tlu>
'act of twins in connection with the
iwcetheart of one's youth being calcu- I girl.
atcd to jar even a dignified member heart
>f the liar!
Anil, more horrible still, one of tli , h« i. -if.
It was Artlile Irwin who had tender-
ly lifted the little figure from under
the wrecked machine, and to whom
the child had clung with passionate
affection; but after they had taken him
The hapless child In her arms.
Straw Hats are here
Rootbeer
now nnd drink It
, ' in nn,!
A po
' every
SCHOOL HOUSES
child began; but she pressed him to
her, smothering the word which Fit*
wished to hide from tho waiting sur*
, denl>' stretched out his uninjured arm , wish*
Another watched the growing lnt r to Mrs. Carletoa, a«4 had begun to -eon
•« "r r [ "; ■ - stk i vrssuna: jtirzss sj&s—
must have their walls tinted and decor-
atcd with ALABASTINE, Ibe onlv
durable wall coating, to insure health
and permanent satisfaction. Write 'or
full information and free auggestionabr
our artists. Buy onlv in packages iirou-
erly labeled "Aiabastine."
ALABASTINE COMPANY,
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
and 105 Water Street, Now York City
Too much stress cannot be placed oq
the great value of Cuticura Sonp, Oint-
ment and Itesolvent in the antiseptic
cleansing of the mucous surfaces and of
the blood and circulating fluids, thus
affording pure, sweet and economical
local and con titiiti-mal treatment for
weakening; ulcerations, Inflammations*
1 tellings, irritations, relaxations, dis-
placements, pains and Irregularities
peculiar to females. Hence the Catl-
enra remedies have a wonderful luilu-
ence in restoring health, strength and
beauty to weary women, who have
been prematurely aged and Invalided
by these distressing ailments, as well as
B elii sympathetic afflictions as ansDmla,
debllityl8' hystelia' nt'i'vousne3s and
Women from the very first have fully
appreciated the purity and sweetness*
the i>"7'ir.t0 -aaonl immediate relief,
cure tho k° i 8p<:e'ly anJ Permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy which have made the Cuticura
remedies the standard skin cures and
fc'—remislics of the civilised woHd*
Millions of the women use Cuticura
Soap assisted by C uticura Ointment?
ylng the skin, for cleanslmj the scnlo
or crusts, sriii.>« .,,i< ^ 1,c
crusts, scales and duMdru.T, and tho
. pplng Of railing hair, for si h<>
whitening and soothing red, ro
Bore hands for annoying trruauons.
ma",yul^:!::e - ^..-es, a„d f0;
Why t>hould she expect tlie
stranrera. """ I " 'V .""" """" -=caPades have
1.1?. n. i . . ^ . accorded with his outlandish name!"
Carleton tenderly folded the, was Adelbert N}i' fervent commeal
ts WH£Ht A
iH'st ( outfa S
In tlifirt.
which "an?-VVe' uutisePt'c purposes
willeadl'y.suggest themselves, as
bath aud°nursery PUrP°3CS °f the U'ikt-
Pmi«. 5 Rti« de la B^m. 1 '* T \ h,rKf'rh"« *
W. N. U.-OKLAHOMA CITY-NO. 27 1903
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