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Haskell, Haskell Qouuty, Texas, Saturday, July 22,
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The latest number of the University ot Texas Record contains much
F. 1). Sanders,
valuable information concerning the
it. C. Crane.
organization, work and development
orF'CIALS.
of our great State University, located
II. H. Jonoi.
,
Oicnr Martin. at Austin, illustrated by'a number of
0. K. Couch. fine engravings of the buildings and
ri.
1. Vf Collin
Hlictor.
The institution is admin-istcre- 'd
I. K. Mnrfte, grounds.
C. M. llrown.
by 73 professors, officers and
M.nikp.
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A . 11. FOSTER,
President.
Prof. T. D. Evans returned last
Sunday from a trip to Haskell, where
IIAHKELL, TEXAS.
he has been elected principal of the
:1
General Banking Easiness Transacted. CollclLons y'radt and
public school.
Promptly Remitted. Exchange Drawn on all principal
Prof. Evans has been principal of
Cities of the United Stales.
the kanger Public High School for
o
,
four years, and has proven .himself
A.
C. Foster, J. L. Jones, Lee Pierson!
Pierson,
DIRECTORS:
M.S.
fully qualified for the position. The
first term of school here under lvS T. J. Lcirtmon.
.
principalship increased in number of
teachers from two to three, the
second term increasing from three to
J"-four. The enrollment when Prof.
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Evans took charge was 127, while
the enrollment of the last term was
i
200, the increase being due in a 1
large measure to the attendance of
boarding pupils.
Prof. Evans has been a member of is
IM'fcm&m I Full Stock, Work Promptly to Order.
the Hoard of Eastland County ExRepairing done neatly and substantially.
aminers during almost his entire
Prices reasonable and satisfaction with goods
service in Ranger, and lias conductnd work guaranteed.
ed summer normal work for the past
four years. He was raised in Brown
Your Trade is Solicited.
county and has been teaching in
West Texas for fifteen years.
Though Success regrets that Prof,
and Mrs. Evans are to leave Ranger
The New
S.
we wish them health, happiness and
prosperity in their new home, and
M-e- y
offer congratulations to both the
school board and the good people of
Haskell.
"
Carries a nice line of
Jewelry, Notions and Sundries;
Stationery, Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Etc.
During the past year
J. W. Johnson. there were 800 students in attendH. M. a.Hlnnd.
The Line of Battle.
ance, more than 200 of whom were From Farm & Ranch of July 22nd:
T.K.Ballard.
ff)K
times
the
"During
all
hard
and
J. K. Carttr. young ladies. The graduating class
fiKlri
The lines upon which the battle
number nearly 150 students.' Tui- low prices wc have heard so much
bcT OFFICERS.
of
conin
1900 will be fought are fast bethe
and
about
years,
recent
tion
is
free; income lrom the land
J. W. Kram,
If
endowment and legislative grants fident but lugubrious assertion that coming definite and clear and all
JllLRCIIKS.
doubt regarding them is being rapidllonary) Preaching every Snn- - providing sufficient revenue for the farming don't pay, there is one promly dispelled. But while this is unlltcr. R. K h, Karmor, Pastor maintenance
promising
Some
inent
fact:
and
of the University.
Sunday st 10 o'clock,
farmers have succeeded fairly well mistakably true, the warning cannot
Good board may be had for $12-- Superintendent.
Hit,
r Sunday evrnlngnt: o'clock
per month; second hand books at all the while; or, to state it different be sounded too loud that an insidktcry Friday rjlKbt.
half price. These conditions make ly, good farming has always paid, ious enemy is in the field abundantjl K. Church S.) Preaching
111 b, m and 8 p. m.
it the cheapest first class UniversitV'The other sort never does; hence the ly equipped with the most seductive
PnMor.
Ilr,
perpetual grumbling that has and weapon, one that in a noiseless manlercry Sunday it 10 o'clock. in the country. Educate the 'youth
will always assail our ears.
Hard ner produces marvelous changes in
of Texas at home.
Superintendent.
4
every Sunday erenlnR at
Copies of this number ot the Rec- times when really present press more the minds of men.
V M. Ton nea, Prci.
per cent of the
That ninety-fiv- e
It 3:30 p.m. MlisMollle Ilry- - ord will be sent free to anyone upon heavily upon the bad farmer than
of
voters
the nation favapplication to John A. Lomax, Reg upon the good, because the former Democratic
Tcryriiurdj't9ii. m.
of
readoption
the Chicago
or
the
has no refuge from the storm when
istrar, Austin, Texas.
IS, (Old School) Preaching 2nd
with
additions
platform
to cover dethe latter 'foreseeth the storm' and
Hov.C. C Andcrion, Past.
Try
a
Potato
Fall
Patch.
since
it
was
made, and
velopments
every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
gets out of the way of it.
The farSuperintendent.
tor the
of
nomination
candidates
the
mer who relies largely upon his head
UN, (Cumberland) Preaching Ith
growing of fall potatoes is be- to assist his hands will adjust his Presidency and
who
The
Pa.tor.
W. O Peyton,
coming
platof
of
in
a
importance
matter
the
best
are
that
exponents
the
operations to existing conditions, and
kCainpbclllte) Preaching none at
South, and as matter on this subject as times become worse his farming form, is not any longer open to ques7
Colonial
b every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
is now in season, wc give the follow- becomes better, and thus he evens tion.
Every expression from the
Dr. M. L. Mahaffey and family
Superintendent.
ing from an article by Dr. Ragland up things and comes out master of voters regardless of locality makes from Glen Cove, Coleman county,
CIVIC SOCIETIES.
which will appear in Farm and the situation. We will always have the fact plain.
odge 'o. eel, A. F.ft A. M.
arrived here Friday of last week and
lay on or before each full mooii, Ranch of July 15th:
One other thing has become equ- are domiciled in the J. E. Dickenson
poor,
pessimistic
good,
and
farmers
.1.8. IUkf, W.'M.
"We have grown second crop po- practical and successful farmers."
ally plain, which is that the Repub- residence, the best to be had in the
HeigrhthV
J.W. Evans, Sic'y.
licans dread another encounter upon present crowded condition of the
tatoes for four years and used them
aakcll Chapter So. 181
2
Prospectors are beginning to come the lines of 896, and that the gold
on meets on the flrat Tuesday
Ito J
for planting. So faras our experiwith Dr.
town.
In
conversation
l
ence goes, it seems safe to conclude in a steady stream. A good many Democrats will receive all the aid, Mabafley a day or two ago he exJ. L.Jonea, lllgh Print.
accty
W.
Kam,
J.
that second crop potatoes are as of them arc hunting state school financial or otherwise, that the Re- pressed himself as well pleased with
2
Cmp of the Woodmen of til good, if not better, for planting than land. To find it they will have to publican committee can furnish to
town and surroundings and
the
month.
2nd anflltli Tuesday
go out on the plains or two or three
W. K Bhirrlll, Con. C. Northern grown seed. This fact will
further the work of corrupting the thought them good enough to anchor
G. It. Couch, Clerk.
counties
farther west, where it is too Democratic national convention and
1 inch.
save the importation of large quantiin. As indicating the estimation in
Many of them obliterating the lines established in
ties of Northern grown seed every dry for farming.
which the doctor and family were
year for spring planting.
Growing don't seem to know exactly what 1896.
held in Coleman connty we present
tiewMiomil Oar 1m.
These people
second crop needs to be greatly en- they are looking for:
The gold Democrats of the
below two clippings from the Colecouraged in the state.
stripe will leave man Voice, the first an editorial and
In some have heard that Western Texas
-.
G.UcCQMELL,
Southern States second crop potato- wants more settlers and is holding nothing undone to compass the de- the other from the papers Glen Cove
tea,vjoyjar.iwYivs
es have been grown for twenty years. out inducements for them to come, feat of the Chicago platform and correspondent:"
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One grower writes that he has grown and we presume, from the way some secure the nomination of candidates
Dr. Mahaffey of Glen Cove will
dyysirowowsvsvw
it in Texas for fifteen years. At of them talk, that they are looking by the Democratic convention, who move next week to Haskell.
The
. . .
ASKF.LL, TEXAS."
present, however, the grower who for some sort of a soft snap or some- if elected, would be as acceptable to people of Haskell will find Dr. Mahuses this second crop for seed is the body to hire them to locate. Such the gold trust, the banks, the mono- affey an excellent gentleman and
cattle are not worth much anywhere. polies, as Mr. McKinley himself.
exception.
good physician, and worthy of their Four Pedals and Patent Soft Stop.
iCAR MARTIN,
"The Soil. The best soil is, per- Others have sensible and fair ideas They are now working with might confidence and esteem.
The Best Value for the Price'.
haps, a rich, sandy loam, kept in fine and understand that the induce- and main to accomplish that end.
of
spoken
ments
are
cheap
the
and
tilth. The same soil upon which
They know that such a nomination
i. i j
Dr. Mahaffey and family left
Besides the GOGGAN PIANOS we also carry the celebrated.
the spring crop grew can be used, If fertile lands, the healthful climate, would cause a disintegration of the Tuesday for Haskell to make their
and several other makes.
this soil be not rich it would be bet- the various opportunities that are forces that opposed McKinley in future home.
Their loss to this EmerSOn PianOS
HlASKKix, - - Texas.
a
by
new
men
for
presented
country
soil
use
which
upon
ter to
no crop
Send for descriptive circulars and prices. Our house is the oldest and
1896 and make his election sure in community is much regretted, as the
indus-intelligence to gain
t
grew and was plowed two or three of
hey nolo in utter contempt Doctor was one of our most enterI
1900.
largest
in Texas. We carry ever) thing in the music line and the largest
TJ. GILUKUT,
footing and establish themselves.
times during spring and summer, so a
votwishes
of the great
the will and
prising citizens.
His continued stock of musical goods, sheet music, etc., in the South.
We rc'fer to any
rsician &
as to bring it into fine tilth by plow- These people will make good citizens ing population of the country, and, practice during his long stay with us
IluuLrll
of
people
to
in
is
the
fair
and
getting
banking
Haskell
a
house
Texas
IfOfers his xtrvlcrs
county
ing and harrowing.
faili.ig to use the Democratic party up to the day of his departure has
Rows should be
Nrroundlug country.
made across it about three feet apart share of them and is glad to welcome in the interest of monopoly, they will proven him to be a very able physiand prosper- seek to compass its defeat and afterOffice at 'IcrrolI'M Drui; store.
and four to six inches deep just be them as
cian. We regretingly congratulate
ity
builders.
fore it is ready for planting.
As a
wards claim a share of the glory of a Haskell on her good fortune.
ullu and Gulventoti.
The eflorts of the gold demys to Republican victory.
general rule, the best time to plant
These men
E. LINDSEY,
Heritz,
in this latitude is about the 15th of get up a presidential boom for Sena- who formerly exerted such a powerPHYSIC MX & SURGE0X, August. It is best to plant after a tor Gorman of Maryland turned out ful influence in the counsels of the The Madison Meteor says that the
If our friends, the Democratic party and controlled that Southwest Texas melon and truck
rain when the ground comes into a small fizz.
"Wc have sold many different
A Texas Wonder.
'Haskem., - - Texas.
proper condition. We have grown a enemy, of the yellow hue don't know party in the interest of monopoly are growers sent four solid train loads of cough remedies, but none has given
Hall's
Great Discovery.
Office Phone No. 12.
good crop when planted on the 20th it now they will know later that either interested as capitalists in the melons out over the Aransas Pass belter satisfaction than ChamberHcaldrnro Phono No 10.
One small'bottle of Hall's Great'
of July, after rain had moistened the nothing but a straight 16 to 1, anti- exploitation of the people and share railroad in one day recently and that lain's," says Mr Charles Holzhauer,
OfJlct) North side of Squnro.
Discovery
cures all kidney and bladwill go with in the spoils of monopoly under law
trust,
Druggist, Newark, N. J. It is persoil.
that road has carried about 1,250,000
re'niove's gravel, cures
trouble's,
der
fectly safe and can "be relied upon in
"The tubers that are to be used the democracy, and his name is
or are mere political attorneys, who
IT. TOMLINHON,
melons
from
emissions, weak
this
Southwest
seminal
Texas
diabetes,
Dr.
all cases of coughs, colds or hoarsefor a second crop seed should ripen Bryan. If they will just digest this are allowed a few crumbs from the
lame
and
rheumatism
back,
and alT
season.
Sold by A. P. Mcl.emorc,
thoroughly before they are dug.
ness.
If fact and make up their minds to vote monopoly table in return for their
irregularities
of
the
kidneys
and
50
rerauieitly located Ib Haskell. they be dug before maturity they for that sort of a democrat or trans political services. At all events, the Reports like this are good to read. druggist.
in
men
bladder
both
and
women.
people have these enemies within the If this lick is kept up Texas will
will not sprout so rapidly.
After
patronage . . .
Solicits
Regulates bladder trouble in chilfer themselves to the republican fold, and they are to be reckoned
Archer County Copper.
(.'tiara-teall work. the tubers are dug they should- be
soon get from under the dominion of
es
. . .
dren.'
If not sold by your druggist
spread out in the sunlight for a day party at once, they will save them- with.
Offloe In Hock building at Meadors Hotel.
"King Cotton" and there will be
will
,
be
by mail on receipt of $"
sent
Washing-geologist
of
Prof.
Potter,
They arc in a pitiable minority in
or two so that they will assume a selves a good deal of needless schemUniversity,
Louis, was out at 6'ne small bottle is two nionths
ton
in
St.
was
as
such
prosperity
land
the
the Democratic party and stand no
slightly green color. After this it is ing and anxiety.
the request of Mr. Carver and exam treatment, and will cure ,any .case
echance whatever of succeeding in never dreamed of by his subjects.
better to spread the tubers out on
ined the Utile Helen copper mine , nboye mcntioncd
B. W. Ham'
their wicked schemes if the people
IS IT RIGHT
on uic .orui rork, taking in aiso
the ground, in shade, and cover two
Sole
Manufacturer,
Louis, Mo.,'
St.
Dr. Ragland, in Farm and Ranch the immediately adjacent country.
or three inches with straw, hay, or For an Editor to Recommend Patent are aroused and on guard. But it
D. W. Courtwrigiit, prop,
formerly
Waco,
of
Texas.
Medicines.
will not do for loyal Democrats to of July 22nd, gives some good ad His observations were in a high de
pine needles, and keep damp. Eyes
a
From Sylvan Valley News, Brcvrad, be overconfident or neglectful of the vice about purchasing trees, which, gree favorable, and his formulated
For sale by A. !, McIle'rnoVc,'
will
of
varieties
early
bep
to
the
(licit your patronage with proN. C.
Haskell,
Texas.
work that must be done to prevent if generally observed, would prevent report will be forwarded a little later.
giving you prompt and agree- - show signs of growth in about two
It may be a question whether the the Democratic party agin becoming much disappointment and loss on During the investigation a nugget
weeks, when they are ready to be editor of a newspaper has the right
irvicc.
the victim of these unprincipled
the part of those who have heretofore was taken out that weighs 16 pounds
Read Tins.
pit ed."
to publicly recommend any of the
gratified an innate fondness for be- and the professor on examination esadventurers. National
Dallas, Texas, October t., 1888.
various proprietary medicines which
ing humbugged, or who may hereaf- timated its per cent of pure copper
it preparations are ueingmaae
is to certify that I have been
This
The Free Press thinks it sees in flood the market, yet as a preventive
So
annual reunion of the old
to
soon
as
skilled
ter be so inclined. This is what he at .70
.75.
The joint high commission repre- says about Northern grown trees for miners can be had from Colorado, considered incurable by two good
erates on the Clear Fork, near the West Texas Fair an opportunity of suffering we feel it a duty to say a
both saying I hrfd
Mr. Carver proposes that the work physicians,
lie. The grounds are being for our people to benefit themselves good word for Chamberlain's Colic, senting Germany, Great Britain and Southern planting:
Bright's
kidney
disease., After us- -,
shall
proceed
with
and enlarged and some and the county by sending down an Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Wc the United States in the Samoan
systematically
and
"Trees from Northern states will
products
and has said have known and used this medicine islands and which is invested with suffer just as badly from late frosts energy. A smelter on the ground ing one and
bottles of
ences added tnat were not exhibit of its
Hall s Great Discovery, of Waco, I'
lly had. Among the prom- - so several times, but time is passing in our family for twenty years and supreme authority by said govern- as those grown South. And another will be a fact of the near future.
at an end.
The Boston and Texas Mining tmni; my troubles
eakers booked for the occa- - and so far only one living mortal has have always found it reliable. In ments, has decided to abolish the of- fact is of greater importance to Texsubus
on
mouth
to
the
H.
Brown,
many cases a dose of this remedy fice of king in Samoa and placed the as tree planters,
igreesman Joe Bailey and opened his
is
whose
in
company,
also
Isnd
the
from
Trees
Uc was of the same 'opinion would save hours of suftering while entire conduct of the government of Northern nurseries are grown for Carver pasture, will probably ship a
St. George Hotel.
ject.
kW, Hall, the
We hope there a physician is awaited.
We do not the islands in the hands of the con planting in Northern latitudes. car of copper ore the coming week.
panhandle, have given as the Free Press.
The Archer county copper fields
mrance ot their auenu- - are others and that they will come believe in depending implicity on any suls of the three powers. The whole Nurserymen very naturally select for
Hey? Did j ou speak? No! Wtll
medicine for a cure, but we do be matter will no doubt wind up by a propagation varieties that do best in are more than meeting expectation; we didn't much expect you
alive in time to do something.
would.
lieve that if a bottle of Chamberlain's division of the islands among the their vicinage,
nas uecrr ucmon. ami as actual work has proceeded Wc had hoped, though, that' there
it
are
lipments of.gold dust
It is said that the president's Diarrhoea Remedy were kept on three governments.
nd ovei again that the theoretical stage has been surely were some among us who could see'
stratcu
on the way from the friends have found it impossible to hand and administered
at the incepvery few varietiesthat are adapted left to the rear. Review.
the benefit to be derived from an exATTENTION!
make it so hot for Secretary Alger tion of an attack much suffering
to and produce well North are of any
hibition
of Haskell county product!1"
Agents
YOUR
PHOTOS TO
might
be avoided and in very many Don't TRUST
Pkess,
in
value
If
and
FutE
Southern
the
they
orchards.
This
are
think
abdicate
you
don't
at the West Texas Fair at Abilene'
-- ror "The Ufe nd Ac
that he woul
Dlnct With the Artliti.
'al Dewey," the world's
icases the presence of a physician W willDai
tending m a jihoto,
fact has caused the) is right on the subject of a Haskell' this fall and, seeing it, would have''
mke to auvoiiG
.My Marat Hallteail, the now trying to freeze him out,
a
Crayon
or l'aatel rotrali
Ollettft.
would not be required.
e of the nation's Idol
At least Vttt ol Charge
:
i
!'
work
Texas State Horticultural Society to county exhibit atjhe Abilene fair wilitinni..n.i.. .,..1.1:- to Introduce our
ever aw paces, 8x10 In.
does a knot on a log, an
fcxaet llkeneaa, highly artlitio nulih and
What
nas
ueen
our experience durine rompi mora or (null pnoto guaranteed. undertake the preparation and pub would like to knowu-'S- o that wc cap up and git to take hold
mis
halftone illustrations.
k'
and
sdjua-- d.
Bigeomrolf
Ckint f lifetime. Egyptian mummy or n ice berg the past twenty years. For sale by nd ui our photo at one
ncation 01 a catalogue 01 iruits that quit wasting ammunition in a hope- along-- but
it begins H'UV
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AKTISTS'
nJlla rtauni. -Srd care' for cold weather?
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were mistaken, r: wem?
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furthcr ami further Vom Ooil, nnd lur- - calmed tho (cars of an nft righted boat- - TJLH!i AS 1118
bookkeeper
nt!iB
"J
a rent t'lnce for tlio llr4taff
cmiil
tncr and further iSom Bhoro tvo man who was rowing him In a Btream
ins a i p?c3i W forth tho following
3 n wttrtjf- nnnttv .In Htltt
,...,,. ft0n ImiM
Terrific Hturnu.
nttrncUd by tho
n..u .HUSBAND MARRIED ANOTHER
.UU6 .
HAVE A HOME LOST, LAST years, ten years, twentyears, thirty u,t tmittiMI
J E rOOLK, fubllshor.
.""v
Answer,
you
can
same
.no
harm
in
tho
boat,
years;
Irreday
some
nn
but
thylnd
geogrnphtcnl
The Gulf of Maine is a
SUNDAY'S SUBJECT.
munificent salary.
woman.
3T roars of age,
sistible mesh drawing thohVbnck, nnd happen." And whatever storm of ad- division not marked on average mnps,
"I nm iii,o ns tnn. experience ol
TEXAS.
HASKELL, poverty
may
luslne
i
they nio compelled to rotat from vcrslty or bcrenvenlcnt or
for It Is chiefly referred to In edentinG1 hitvlnu h'?'' a-- .,
"Ami llriiiigtit lllni to nn Inn nntl Took
bene contipctrj
their prodigality and wnndenSc; and Btrlke your home, nil Is well ns lon I.cil to llo Thin liy I.oto Rlio JTlnyril treatises on tho general subject of tho J
"'
Cnro of II tin, mill On tlio Mnrrmt
FIELD, RANCH, GARDEN.
llcr Vnrt In Hlli'nro unit in ARiinjr, tides, Bays Collier's Weekly. It la with
though they mako desperate ettbrt to ns you havo Christ tho King on board.
WIhmi lti Uipurliil,
Madagascar, nn i"' j
I VWU Kenny
tint nt I.t'iiRtli I.oft llcr lloinu A formed .by tho grent curve of thq Amerescape tho Impression, nnd try to dive Mako your home so far reaching In
wll.gfvomeatMIcanjrot
NtrnnRO Story.
deeper down In bIu, after a whllo arc Its Influence, that down to tho last moU M. TIobo carried to DeWltt a Theu" l.uko UM i.
custom
tho
Haco,
Cape
ican coast from
stcnogra
may
llfo
yod
ment
children's
of
yiur
brought
seventy
pounds.
weighed
pumpkin that
clear back aud held upon tne
extremity of Newfoundland, westward .pert bookkeeper, nroflclent f
hold tliem with n heavenly charm. At
Nnn- - prior nntl
(Copyright
Klopsch.)
by
and
Ages.
Cod
Hock
I.ouls
1W
Capo
of
to
southward
and
A Mr. McMnhan of near Forney will
It Is seldom that h wifo will stand
x
years of ngo tho DemosThis Is the good S.imarltuu paying
If It be posslblo O father and moth- soventy-slquietly by and see her husband wedded tuckct. Into this curvo during normal
raise nearly 1000 bushvH of onions this tho hotel bill of a man who had been
dylay
senate
thenes
the
of
American
er! let your sons nnd daughters go out
conditions of sea and nlr n current sots
season.
ing at Washington I mean Henry to another woman, yet such a story Is perpetually from tho fnr north, known might mnkdsme "",'; a nrst-cl- n
robbed and almost killed by bandits. Into the world under the
told of herself by Mrs. John J.
Its experienced snow
Tho streets of Durant I. T., are Tho good Samaritan had found the un- tent memory of a good, pure homo. Clny, of Kentucky. His pastor sat
formerly of Wcllston, Mo., but as the Labrador current. It makes
peanut roaster, h' M,?'lfh"rt
g
elo
man
old
his
bedside,
at
and
"the
road,
rocky
fortunate
stream
lonely,
on
a
gulf
every
wagons
day
Insldo
way
loaded
tho
with
crowded
southward
About jour two or thiee rooms In a
now of Alton, 111.
nn explnnntlon
As
pubexciting
quent,"
long
nnd
nfter
a
summer,
In
depredations
day,
very
where, to this
even
water,
boardlug-houstho
cools
and
with wheat aul oats.
or a family hotel, you lic life,
for her ncqulcscenco In the peculiar
Puppy
and
are sometimes committed upon trav- can cast no such glorious tnnctlty. They
In tho
n3 far as Nantucket sound.
tuni;" .
and
lUcent heavy rains In Handall coun- elers, and had put
was back again In the scenes of his nrrongement Mrs. McQnlro says sho winter months, when northerly winds ior recitingnm lU'lcd rhlroH
the injured man
will
of
public
think
these
caravansawas
cook,
conprompted
tako
by
nnd
love
Intense
ty have canoed the grass to grow fast to the saddle, while this merciful and
alsJ
In
saying
his
kept
boyhood,
ho
Can
and
against
practical
Is
torVlflc sea
hurled
farmer.
ries as an early stopping-place- ,
malfidence In
trouser. .open
husband to accept tho prevail, a
and cattle tiro fattening.
o
man had walked till they odorous with old victuals, coffees per- dream over and over ngaln: "My1 position of her
those rockbound shores, nnd when care of horses, creae
sister-in-lapscu'.lo
umbrellas.
In
the
jnK
oysters
repair
May
nnd
tho
mother! mother! mother!"
Mr. Stihbs of Blanco passed through got to the hotel, and the wounded man petually Bteamlng, and meats In everwanting the sands nrn torn
finmo houso with his newly wedded rocks nre
possessed
BtMt phJlcal heaujy,
of
only
parental
not
bo
wo
exert
Influence
nnd
Islands
forming
was
put
up
must
bed
to
nml cared for. It
ho
Macon several days ago with 1100 head
and shifted,
lasting Btew or broil, tho air sur
bride, upon his mero suggestion. Now
would not onlye wful.b'it
new bars here and there, Involving thu ornamental ns well, lendlnK to the sahave been a very superior hotel In Its charged with carbonic acid, and corri- potential, but holy, nnd bo tho homo sho is sorry
of cattle looking for a pasture.
happened,
ever
It
that
on
our
of
home
bo
vestibule
tho
aeearth
myriads of tons in a single cred precincts of rour cilice tint
accommodation, for, though In the dors along which drunken boarders
thinks thnt she has been misled, and shifting ofmay
Cameron, 1 T hn shipped ?M,000 country,
may
wo
In
place
nil
henven,
in
which
to
thn
destruction
day,
mean
mai
the
paid
was
that
the landlord
at
llghtful
ctirm
'""'""
bushels, or forty-nin- e
cars of Irish po- - rato of what in our country would bo come staggering at one o'clock In tho meet father, mother, son, daughter, tho other afternoon Journeyed to Clay- unwary or oven to the most wary or vase or artistic
,A"
stuffed bily Pit W3U!l,
morning,
tatoes nt nn average price of 40 ient3 rour or five ,iollar8 a ,,ny( n penny affrighted rapping nt tho door till the brother, sister, grandfather, grand- ton to secure a certified copy of her navigators. Newfoundland nnd Nova to salary, I would ftel I w.i ''""bins
wife lets them In. Do not
marriage license In order to prove possin ngo cnKo
per bushel.
Scotia reach well out Into the trnck of the widow nnd swlplns: the
being then a day's wages, nnd the two be guilty of tho sacrilege of blasphemy mother, and grandchild, and tho entire itively
as to take adwas his wife, when sho
she
that
u
wo
group
precious
ones,
whom
orphan
of
from
the
of
would
It
theoretically
gales,
and
these
pennies paid In this case about two of calling such n place a home.
acceptQuantities of peaches are being shipmust say In tho .words of transporting nsks to have him legally punished, as seem that their bold headlands mlghti vantage of your munificence by J per
days' wages. Moreover, It was ono of
ped from Carlsbad. N. M.
A home Is four walls enclosing ono John Wesley:
sho declared that she mtended to do. form something of n leo nlong tho ing the too fnbttlons sum of
d
willing
those
landlords who aro family with Identity
A bnnk has been established nt Ros-weIn addition to the marriage llccnso shores of Maine, and down perhaps al week, nnd I wduld i entirely
of Interest, and a'
for less, ana uy
wrapped up In the happiness of their privacy from
you
my
services
give
to
copy
copy
N. M., In which the stockholders
Mrs. McGulrc also secured a
outside Inspection so Ono family wo dwell In him,
most ns far as Nnhant. But In point ncceptlng $1.37 per week would give
guests, because tho good Samaritan complete
of her marrlago certificate from Jus
are nearly nil cattlemen.
Ono church above, beneath;
that It Is a world In Itself,
of fnct they seem to have very little, you nn opportunity of not only Increasleaves the pgpr wounded fellow to his no ono
tice Grecnsfeldcr, showing that she had effect. Possibly the wind Is drawn out. ing your dona on to the church, pay
entering except by permission-bolt- ed, Though now divided by the stream
J. H. Uryson marketed nt St. Louis entire care, promising that when bo
been married by him to Mr. McGuiro
llfo innnd barred, nnd chained ngnlnst
of
death;
narrow
stream
The
of Its general direction somowbat by your butcher and keep up yourhome
nine cars of cattle from Comanche, in- came that way again he would pay all
ror
Aug. 15, 1S98.
all out side lnqulsltlveness. The phrase One army of the living God,
fo ml n
To the marriage
surance,
to
nlso
but
but,
shores,
tho conformation of the
steers, sold the bills until the Invalid got well.
cluding 870 and
sak3ucn and endow
so orten used In law books and legal
at Clayton Mrs. McGulre said that nt any rato when n northeaster Is blow- Indigent
To his command we bow",
home."
aro ne- circles is mildly suggested every Part of the host havo crossed tho flood, sho had been acquainted with hrt1 husHotels and boarding-house- s
at 4.30 to Swift & Co. and
ing there Is very little shelter to bo n free bed In tho cat
cessities. In very ancient times they man's house Is his castle.
atecrs sc-l- nt $4.50 to Klngan & Co.
band for nbout ono year before she found, except In the landlocked hnr-boAnd part aro crossing now.
As
lltimiiiiitnl In III" Un n.
wedded him, nnd trusted Implicitly In
The recent Hood struck n watermelon were unknown, because the world had much so as though It had drawbridge,
or behind the tslnnds that aro
was a man who, after InherThere
comparatively few inhabitants, and portcullis, redoubl, bastion,
to
he
proposed
nil
Conseher.
that
fortunately of frequent occurrence In iting a fortune, thought It would bo
patch near Cuero und juicy melons by those
nnd armed PLANTS THAT SHOOT BULLETS.
wero not much given to travel, turret. Even the olllcer of the
It
quently
when
suggested
he
that
law may
the exposed region. The government profitable to get away by himself and
the wagonload floated to that city. All and private hospitality met all tho
not enter to serve n writ, except tho Mliulo llnttlin Often Tnko l'luco llntween would bo better for them to give their observers of ocean phenomena In their ruminate.
colors of mankind were represented In wants of sojourners, as when Abraham
addresses nt Hlllshoro, in St. Louis forecasts of North Atlantic weather
Wlnturlu Vlnrf.
door bo voluntarily opened unto him;
So he went Into the wood?, and ho
the feast that followed.
rusnea outatMamre to Invite tho three burglary, or the Invasion of
Mrs. for tho winter months habitually pro- -i took his money nnd many books with
Many common garden plants shoot county, she readily consented.
it.
a
crime
nnd he ruminated and he studied,
D. 13. Ledbetter. a prominent whole-Bal- e men to sit down to a dinner of veal; so offenslvo that tho law clashes Its bullets, not as big nor as hard as those McGulre said that everything progressdiet gales of greater or less soverlty at' him, In
time he learned all his books
and
a3 when tho people were positively Iron Jaws on any ono who attempts
ed
mnrrlnge
until
smoothly
their
nfter
as
quite
go
grocer nnd grain dealer of Anderthey
days
eight
gun,
or
but
Intervals of about seven
it. shot from a
by
nnd tho philosophy of life
heart,
hospitality;
given
commanded
to
when
be
to
one
day
tho
Christmas,
after
Unless
It
extending
be necessary to stay for far and are as effective proportionatecovering all this zono and
son, S. C, was In Sherman Interviewto him.
revealed
was.
as
many
In
places
Kast
postman
the
tho
a
of
in
house,
left
letter
their
at
longer or shorter time in famllv hotel ly. If tho plants which shoot them
ing grain dealers about oats. He say
southward ns" far as tho Hatteras, or
Now, when his beard was long and
toAccordor boardlng-houe- e
perhaps even till they melt away Into white nnd his bnck was bent, he took
wero ns big as a gun these vegetnblo which created consternation.
s
and there aro
the fame of the north Texas oats has these ancient customs are practiced
day. But wo have now hotels presidof instances in which It is necbullets mlcht ilo urcat damage. As It ing to Mrs. McGulre, tho letter was the gentle trade winds of tho tropics. the w.ealth that ho had carried Into the
reached the Atlantic coasL
ed over by good landlords, and boarding-hessary, as I showed you at the begiU lKittw nin nlnre between nlants. from Miss Frances Bryan, a former nc
But not even the hydrogrnphlu otfico woods with 111 tn nnd returned to tho
A pest resembling
the army worm ouses
presided over by excellent nningunless In this cxccntionnl rnso. during which tho bombardments arc nualntnnco of her husband, In which ventures ns yet to predict very far hnunts of men to do good with It. But
mar- - ahead tho approach of phenoncnal
has appeared In Navarro county In host or hostess, in nil neighborhoods, let neither wife nor
It came to pass that a Bharp Aleck got
husband consent fierce enough while they last, tuo she suggested that an Immediate
rlnge
"McGulre
would
be
advisable.
counties numbers and are causing villages and cities, nnd it Is our con- to such permanent residence.
storms such ns visited this coant nt the philosopher's money away from
common wistaria has been known to
and the people hooted nhen ho
much dnmage. The worm Is about an gratulation that those of our land surThe public residence of hotel nnd shoot a bullet over fifty feet. This was very much perplexed," said his the end of November. It could and him,
applied to them for redress.
to
mako
flnnl'y
lie
concluded
"bl't
i'lfe'
nagive
before
wnrnlng
did
several
hours
Inch In length, grayish brown In color pass all other lands. They rightly be- boarding-hous- e
property
of
result
tho
Is
curious
abolishes the grace of
What shall it profit a man to know
come tho permanent residences of hospitality. Your guest does
He said that he tho sjorm began to make Itself felt at
ture's efforts to scatter the seeds as a " confession.
end has a black shiny head.
tho philosophy of life, and not be up to
many peopplo, such as those who aro to come to such a table. Xo not want
coul(1
Ignore
absolutely
letter,
the
"
the Vlrgnlla capes and nlong up tho Bllllff?
one wants far as possible. Many plants havo
The largest corn crops ever raised in without families, such as those whoso to run such a guantlet
llc IinJ Promised to wed the writer Jersey snore. Hurricane slgunls were
of acute and sce.l nods which nre held, so to sneak. for
Texas were in ISO.'i, when there was business keeps them migratory, such as merciless
lln Wnllnl Mnnr Yrnra
Unless you In a state of tension. As tho plant before he had met her. Ho asked me promptly set at every station away up
produced 107.90fl.000
bushel", and In tnose wno ought not, for various havo a home of your own you will not grows its fibers become stretched, un-- 1 not to desert him in the hour of need, the coast as far as tho Jurisdiction of
Prof. Benjamin Ido Wheeler of Cor1S0S, 103.33C bushels.
"" " uul "' ul3 c"arru- - the United States extended, and IT tho nell, who has been elected president of
This Is accord- - reasons of health or pecullalty of cir be nblo to exercise the best rewnrded til when the seeds are fully developed uul lo
lng to the report of the United States cumstances, to take upon themselves of all the graces. Kor exerclso of this the retaining capsule bursts open ment. When ho could settle matters, coastwise authorities of the British tho University of Cnllfornln Is a distinguished philologist and Greek scholthe cares of housekeeping.
grace what blessing came to tho
violently and tho seeds literally aro ho said, wo would resume the relations possessions hnd only been willing to ar, for some time director
department of agriculture.
of the AmerHo
man
proposed
wife.
of
then
and
Many a man falling sick in one of
in the restoration of her son hurled In every direction. The wistaaccept tho warning of
American ican school at Athena,
nnd has written
James N. Hush of near Allen threshthese boarding-house- s
or hotels ha3 to life because she entertained Elisha, ria has seeds which In size and shape that I consent to his marrying Miss weather prophets, they, too, might several books
on tho subject of his
ed this season 2400 bushels of wheat been kindly watched and nursed; and and to the widow of Zarephnth
Bryant, saying that I could live with have shown danger signals for .10 special
In the arc much like the pistol bullet, and as
study. The only work, however,
until nn op- - benefit of their seafaring population.. In which he has
and 500 bushels of oats. His wheat by the memory of her own sufferings perpetual oil well of tho miraculous tllrt nlnnt Invna tn itrnw n hlllalflp them as his sister-in-laappealed to the genyielded seventeen and one-habushels and losses tho lady at the head of such cruse because she fed a hungry proph- and on eminences, the distance these Pwtunlty came for him to safely
eral public a work which has awakened considerable popular Interest
per acre and oats fifty bushels per acre. a house has done nil that a mother et, nnd to Hahab in the preservation
ll!mcu,Uy
'j1'11 from
bullets travel before touch- MrS- it DOUDLE SPOONS THE LATEST. is the history of Alexander tho Great,
Pays that
-- rnnt
could do for a sick child, and the slum-berle- of her life at the demolition of Jericho In,- - Ihn- r,.rm,n,1' U vnrv CT.
..
Vhn
..v...
,
Territorial Livestock Inspector Can-now running in the Century. Ono
MYit
eyo of God sees and appreciFml fnr l'li n'Clork
because she entertained the spies, and tlin ntmiliOt of nlnnrc..rf
la Inrcrn nnd fVinv as long as possible, living with her A N'
critic of this scholarly work goes so
1'ls 8Ccon
telou has been to Greer county, Okla- - ates her sacrifices in behalf of the to Unban In tho formation of an InTllllll'4.
wlf?' "nUl
all shoot off together, a mimic battle h,U8bnm aml
far ns to say that the great soldier has
homa, where he killed a dozen horses stranger. Among the most marvelous teresting family relation because nf takes place which must bo alarming a,bo"t1 "ve,
,W,h?
Is
tea
The
out
date.
least
ball
of
At
C.n"
,
waited over 2000 years to bo accorded
cases of patience and Christian fidelity his eutertalnment of Jacob, and to Lot Indeed to the small animals in tho
. infected with glanders, nnd quarantln- udedft.hn.tllI,J?r
"fhan, h,!vl no n ,on; so tho tyrannous dame who rules us his due as man and cmplru builder.
prom
se,
and
In
boardlngmnny
his
aro
rescue
f those who keep
from the destroyed city neighborhood. One can Imagine tho
d nearly 200 animals. Tho disease has
with n rod of Iron says, and as wo al"ll not permit her ways bow very meekly to her dictates,
because of his entertainment of tho consternation of the squirrels and tho ,er B"- n good start and many valuable anl-- 1 huses- - enduring without resentment
A
Quit
TImiiii.
Is
any
longer. why, of course we won't uso nny moro
remain under h roof
angels, and to Mary and Martha and birds during tho time when the black
Hear Admiral Kenny, tho new' ay- mals are Infected and will doubtless tho unreasonable demands of their
guests for expensive food and atten- Zaccheus in spiritual blessing becuise pods are flying. If ono of these bullets 'She accord ngly left him and went to tea balls, says 'the New York Herald. master general of thq navy, has Jcre- die.
tions for which they are not willing they entertained Christ, and to Publlus wero to hit a bird In a vital part lt. .work In Alton., She says:
Tho altogether
hostess of. nted almost u panic In his oMVat
.
happily
Wo
Mr. J. Shaw took a load of the finest to pay an equivalent a lot of cranky In the Island of Mellta in tho healing would undoubtedly
bewitching,' Washington by Issuing n stringent u
Injure It The
leUKer today, when clothed ln
hnabaRnd
der against the rending of newspapers
pencehs to Devers, Angelina county, men and women who are not worthy of his father becauso of tho entertain- wild geranium s another plant that
lace furbolowed teagown, presiding at during
,,
business hours, writing private
f
from M,
gem of a tea table, does not uso a letters or engaging In conversation exseen there for several years. They aro to tie the shoe of their queenly caterer. ment of Paul, drenched from the shipa
hurls its seeds in all dlrec Ions. Tho
not'
,,,
McQurc
M
know silver tea ball with which
way
outrageous
In which boarders wreck, and of Innumerable
The
houses
Is
.
her
story
to
brew
nn
.
who
told of
,
invalid
had
, ,,
of the Alberta variety. The averago
cept relating to buslnrss. As these are
flnnllv nn.
sometimes act to
landlords and throughout Christendom upon which placed some wistaria plants on a man- refreshing Russian tea. In lieu of tho favorite methods of killing time with
weight is nearly eight ounces, and tho landladies shows their these
critical havo come blessings from generation tel near her bed, and forgot them. fesscd tQ me that' gho coM makQ ,t ball niadnmc has n prettily designed some of the older e erks, tho order
that
fruit is free from worms. Mr. Shaw guests had bad early rearing, and that to generation because their doore
hot for him If he did not comply with teaspoon,
Some time afterward, when she lay 'th
and this Is introduced, quite upsets them.
when ,le Baie the
di
Th
d
raised about 100 bushels of peaches in the making-u- p
of their natures all swung easily open In tho enlarging,
In bed, her fam ly heard her
in the bolting water In
stirred
around
sick
rao
of
help
po8Ulon for
him out
t0
this year.
that constitutes the gentleman and ennobling. Irradiating and divine grace
rf- shell-lik- e
t:lrn Wllli.mt
cup, and presto! tho
tea
the
""" the difficulty, I consented, as I loved
lady was left out. Some of the most of hospitality. I do not know what to And her In a nervous, frightened
'Where, asked the femalo suffrage TIs well dono,
done,
Is
It
verily
nnd
work
A trade in high grade cattle is reThe m;irrlnffe cercm0ny
Mm (,early- princely men and some of the most your experience has been, but I havo condition, exclaiming
"
good for"
that a bullet had
ported that is of general Interest. It elegant women that I know
rtormeiX ln Ai,on, and afler lt Of course all these fads are
'
of today had men and women visiting nt my been shot into the room. Sho was , WM
.
racking
who
buyers
,,
are
trade,
the
and
,
..all8e(1
1nnVn,
was between Messrs. Ike West of San keep hotels and boardlns-houtemoment
t
wcnt
wlth them t0 vc
she
house who left a benediction on every'
WM over
soothed and quieted by assurances
"I repent," she said,
of
Btood lt untii I became convinced that their brains for novelties which aro around the hall.
Antonio and Pleasant M. Butler
But one of the great evils of this room In tho ble?slng they asked at such a thing was Impossible. that
y
glnd
only
going
see
to
sell
too
aro
to
But
"where would man bo
were lt
ho woul(, not make B00li hls promise
Kenedy, In which the latter sold be- day Is found in the fact that a largo the table, in the prayer they offered
n. new fail Introduced and proving In not for women?"
In the day sho cried out again, 10 me
later
kept
continually
He
putting
tween 300 and 400 bead of high grsdc population of our towns and cities are nt the family altar, In the good ndvlce this time insisting that a bullet had
trade vernacular "a good seller." Tho "He'd bo lu tho garden of Eden, eatflnaUy
Shorthorn cattle, between 3 and 4 giving up and have given up their they gave the children, in the gospell- - struck the window pane nnd had como , me oRi andretain myi concluded that I 5 o'clock teaspoon has proved itself "a ing strawberries," answered a voico
not
cou,d
and
looked
zatlon
out
that
every
linefrom
apartments,
homes
and
they
taken
that
years. They are Durhams nnd out of
across tho room. Sure enough, tho Uve ln the 8ame houso with them. I good seller" and, being nn extremo from tho gallery.
freedom from domestic ament of their countenances; and their "bullet" was found at the foot of
a herd of the finest bred cattle In tha may have more
tho accoruingly left without n cent and novelty, hns jumped Into high favor ln
departure
was tho sword of bereave(Imrrnor nf Tho Slntei.
duties and moro time for social life,
eouthwestern part of the state.
to eke out a scanty exlstenco great style. Where there wero perment. The Queen of Norway, Sweden bed. When examined It turned out to
Preston B. Leslie of Butte. Mont.,
nnd because they like tho whirl of pubbo a wistaria pod. Then sho remera- dozen
haps
in
n
month
half a
stock
enjoys the distinction of having served
The Grayson county oat crop is turn- licity better than the quiet and privacy nnd Denmark had a royal cup of ten beied the plants on tho mantel. They by tho Httlo work that I could do In ngo,
there nre dozens nnd dozens of na governor of two states. His first
ing out much better in some soctlnns of a residence they can call their own. curves, or lips, each ono having on hnd ripened and shot their seeds. Ono Aiton iong time I did not
know what them today, and the demand for them term began In Kentucky in 1870, nnd
..For a
lawful uso of these hotels and it the name of tho distinguished person bad gone across tho room,
than in others. It seems that the later The
struck tho to do, aa my husband told me thnt If Is constantly on tho Increase The In 1SS6 he was appointed governor of
who had drunk from It. And that cup
boarding-house- s
Is
people
most
for
sowing of oats Is yielding the better
teaspoon, Montana. Though 84 years old, he ll
which we offer to others In Christian winuow pane, anu oounueu hade to tho T m.ia the facts public wo would both spoon Itself Is a Inrge-slze- d
hut as a
still a lawyer with a large practice.
bed.
crop. The earlier sowing did not raako while they ore Intranslt;
Tho
distance
was
as
measured
having
bowls,
doublo
nre
which
penitentiary.
He
the
hospitality,
finally
though
go
to
be
It
of the plainest
they are In many cases demoralthirty
Pittsburg
feet.
crop
sown
Leader.
as
the
later,
hinges.
a
on
marriage
Tho
bowls
stand
and
work
altogether
our
bo eood
denied
and
ization, utter nnd complete. That Is the earthenware, Is a royal cup, nnd God
firrat Mnrlnl .rtlt
nre both perforated, as wero tho tea
o
when there was more moisture, and In point at which families innumerable can read on all its sides the names
said I could not prove it. Our
"Bid you know that Maud Gllllngton
In the open
placed
Is
balls.
had
The
tea
been
consequence the oats came up a poorer have begun to disintegrate.
certificate
who
redestroyed,
those
of
have
taken
from
it
was engaged to n great marine artist?"
AGAINST CREMATION.
There
and I came down here today simply to bowl, tho proverbial "teaspoon of tea
"No. How did sho ever happen to
stand.
never has been a time when so many freshment. But all this Is Impossible Muny DlfQcultlei Mot by IM Ailnc-ntrIt
copy
cup,"
of
in order to have tho to a
you have a home of your own.
get a
the bowls nre closed and get acquainted with a painter?"
It is estimated by those in a position families, healthy and abundantly able unless
KmrIiiihI.
In
Young married man, as soon as you
"Ho Isn't n painter. He's a champroof of my marriage. I do not want kept closed by moans of a sliding ring.
to know whereof they speak that tho to bupport and direct homes of their can, buy a place even If you havo to
Cremation had many moro difficulto get into any trouble, and If I com- Then tho spoon is Inserted In tho cup pion diver nnd brldgo Jumper."
own,
perhave
and
struck
tent
taken
oorn crop of the Indian Territory this
manent abode In these public estab- put on It a mortgage reaching from ties to meet and much stronger preju- mitted any misdeed, did not do It of boiling water, nnd your cup of tea
ear will bo the largest ever grown lishments. It Is an evil wide as Chris- base to capstone. Tho
d
dices to ovorcomo In Hngland than knowingly. I would still like to help brews ns you stir lt. These spoons
Our troubles weary everybody except
there. In consequence it is thought tendom, and by voice and through the mortgage, which Is ruin to a reckless have confronted lt here, but tho Brit- him out of this scrapo It It Is possible como In all prices and designs nnd ourselves that Is tti say, the recital of
can bo had of gold or of sliver. 'iucy the same.
many hogs will be fattened this fall.
newspaper press I utter warning and man, to one prudent and provident Is ish advocates of this method of dispos- to do so."
beginning of n competency and a ing of the dead wero persistent, nnd
the
can cost much and they can cost little.
cantaloupes
Gray hairs are honorable, but are not
burning
protest,
arc
Almighty
and
ask
and
God
Watermelons
fortune for tho reason ho will not bo already their views, if not exactly popFnmlly of Mimical Tint,
Just at present they aro rather expen- always onjoyable.
coming In at a lively rate at Galues-Till- to bless the word, whether In the
satisfied until ho has paid It off, and ular yet, have ceased to excite active
Harper's Bazar: A gentleman of de- sive ou account of their extremo novllvallfnl Wniurn
and are being shipped ojI in lng or reading.
all tho household are put on stringent opposition. The Cremation society is
damages
One
of
worst
the
and highly cultivated musical elty, but ln a short time they will bo Should have beauty and vigor of
that
cided
large quantities. This season's berry comes
Dony yourself now 25 years old.
economies
until
then.
years
took
nearly
within
four
nil
It
proud
the
reach
of
change
many
herding
wishing
so
to
tho
A
strong
from
tastes,
of
health.
his residence,
stomach Is the first
all superfluities and all luxuries until of work and nrgument to bring about advertised for rooms ln "a private
and vegetable crp was never larger or people into boarding-house- s
possessors of dnlnty tea tables, and no essential to beauty. Nlne-tent- h
ol
and
fambetter, and now the melon crop Is com-ln- g lly hotels Is Inflicted upon children. It you can say, "everything In this house the building of the first crematorium, ily fond of muBlc." The next mall table will bo quite complete unless lt the sickness comes from weak digeIs mine, thank God! every timber, aud six years more passed before an
on and also shows nn Increase over is only
brought him tho following reply: holds among Its muny accessories at stion. Thousands of pcoplo havo tried
another way of bringing them
previous years.
every foot of plumbing, incineration was publicly performed
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and regainleast ono of these pretty now spoons.
up on the commons. While you havo every brick,
Sir: I think we could accom"Dear
door-sillDo not have your under the society's auspices. The numed their health. There Is nothing like
Two beans were grown in a Dallas your own private house you can, for every
you with rooms, and as for
modate
See that a private Revenue Stamp
children born In a boarding-housand ber of Incinerations
thirty-tw- o
one measuring
garden,
has Increased music one of my daughters plays the MRS. LOWNDESBUTTERS BREAD It.
tho most part, control their compan- do not yourself bo buried from one.
covers the neck of the bottle.
gradually from three In 1S55 to 240 in parlor organ and glttar; another one
inches, tho other thirty, in longth, with ionship and their whereabouts; but by
Havo a place whero your children can
What a pity that so many industritremendous pods. Mr. V. P. Gillespie, twelve years of age In these public re- shout and sing and romp without being 1S98, and the total has reached 1,283. plays tho accordeon nnd banjo; I piny She U Kiit Huy llecausu of a Curloui
Fancy,
ous men can not obtain work.
The argument against cremation upon a cornet and flddlo; my wife plays tho
who raised them, calls them the "Tex- sorts, they will have picked up all tho overhauled for the racket.
Havo a
Mrs. Lloyd LowndeB, wife of the gov
as Wonder," and has an abundance of bad things that can be furnished by kitchen where you can do something which most emphasis has been laid by harmonica, and my son the fluto, Wo
For Houkperi.
its reasonable, as distinguished from all sing and If you are a good tonnor ernor of .Maryland, is engaged In tho
them.
dozens
people.
prurient
minds
of
of
the
Rm that your linen ii wmhed clean. Uditoward the reformation of evil cookery its sentimental, opponents, has been singing you would fit right ln when
beneflclent
of
work
curing
wo
whooping "Faultier Htarcb," clonn Ironi, follow
J. C. Granthnm of Granger marketed They will overhear blasphemies, and and tho lessening of this nation of
the danger of destroying tho cvldenco get to singing gospel hymns evenings, cough at Annapolis, says the Baltlmoro rections glvua on packago and perfect refive cars of cattle, including 774 pound see quarrels, and get precocious In sin, dyspeptics. As Napoleon lost one of
will follow. All grocers tell "FaultlM
nnd what the bartender does not tell his great battles by an attack of Indi- of crime. To meet this objection, for none of us sing tenner. Or If you Sun. It would be better, perhaps, to sults
d
Btarcb," large package, 100,
steers, sold at $4.15, and
Mrs,
state
Is
that
y
we
Lowndes
play
though
right
kept
Is
ono
vial
bell-bohave
tho
base
slight
of
which
real,
practical
busy
porttr
or hostler or
them the
gestion, so many men havo such a
"Fussing" seems to be tho chief desteers, stags and oxen sold at 14.40 at will.
here in the houso. If you want muslo responding to the appeals of a curious light
dally wrestle with tho food swallowed, Importance, the English society has as well as
of some people.
folk-lor- e
St, Louis. The entire consignment was
fancy
of
southern Maryland,
board wo could nccommodato
assumed tho obligation of InvestigatBesides that, the children will go out
bought by the St. Louis Dressed Beef Into this world without the restraining, that they havo no strength left for tho ing tho condition of death In the case you and there would bo no extra In the household philosophy of that
Are You U.lug Allrn'i Foot-Eae- ?
battle of life; and though your wife
section It Is gravely stated that If tho
It Is the only cure for Swollen,
charge for lt."
company.
anchoring, steadying, nnd
may know how to play on all musical of every body for the Incineration of
mother of twin children will butter a Smarting, Burning, Sweating Fet,
memory of a home. From that Instruments and rival a prima donna, which application Is made, and lt has
About sixty cattle of a herd of 450
piece of bread for a patient suffering Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen'
The Nweet flirt (Irailiiate.
of us who have been blessed of the is not well educated unless she can now secured the services of a distinFoot-Easa powder to be shaken Into
that were driven from Alice to Hal none memory
essay
graduation
"My
pathologist
will
guished
be
escaped,
have
for consultation
Just with whooping cough the little ono the Shoes. At all Drinrs-lstand RhOS
it grips a boll an Irish potato and broil a raut-ma- n
lettesvllle died of exhaustion after such
will
be
speedily
upon
rolleved
eating
purposes in cases of unusual doubt or dreadful," said tho sweet girl. "Why
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREB. Ai1""for eighty years, If ho lives so
slnco tho diet sometimes
reaching their destination. It was at
It.
Two
of
Mrs.
Lowndes'
sons are arena, aiicu d. uinisieu, utaoj, li,
It pulls him back from doors cdes the fate of families nntl nations. difficulty, and for making necropsies do you think so, Ethel?" "Well, Aunt
first thought they had n contagious distwins. Whooping cough Is now prevease, but a member of the livestock Into which ho otherwise would enter.
Somo people aro guilty of working
Havo a sitting-roowith at least when required. Tho Medical Record, Jane wanted to help mo, so I nm lot- alent at Annapolis. Theso two stater,
it smites aim witn contrition In the ono
commission decided as first stated.
their consclene.
even though you havo commenting on these facts, Bays It Is ting her write whllo ma nnd I worry ments glvo an
to
index
her
present
my gown." Detroit Free Press.
George Sbelton of Corslcana has very midst of his dissipations. As tho to tako turns at sitting In It, and books nn interesting question whether crema- about
troubles.
Anxious mothers of lato
flsh already surrounded by tho long, out of the public library or of your tion, "whllo remaining
optional In
Mexl-ca- n
planted
In
acres
small
two
have been appealing to tho lady of tho "Uneasy Lies the
about
.vide not swim out to soa, thinking own purchase for tho making of your cases of death fwm ordinary causos,
Making Light of Her.
peanuts in the western suburbs of hey can go as far ns the
executlvo mansion ln season and out
should not sooner or later become
please, and fnmlly Intelligent, nnd checkor-board- s
Swallower
livSword
Isn't
The
tho
That Wears
that city, the yield of which is phe- with gay toss of uilvery scale thoy defy and guessing matches, with an occa- - obligatory when death Is duo to such ing skeleton ridiculous? Tho Snako of season. No social function Is too
to bo
nomenal. The vines are nearly two he sportsman on the beach, and after clonal blind man's bluff which Is of transmlsslblo
diseases ns smallpox. Charmer What now? The S. 8. Why. important guardianInterrupted by them.
Bui such Art not if only untAtyhttJt,
door
is constantly bringfeet high and the roots are literally ,bile the fUhtrraen begin to draw In nil Kamos my favorite, ltouso up your scarlet fever, diphtheria, cholera, ty- - I Just heard him call tho fat lady 'tho The
Overworked,
htrtitstd, Anxious peoftt of
ing in Macedonian cries for pieces of
ne net, nana over nanu, ana nana over homo with all styles of Innocent mirth, phold fever, tuberculosis, etc., at all light of his exlstenco."
loaded with thes nuts
mH gs And both sexes Art untAsy mnih
buttered
broad.
Mrs.
L,owndes
la
too
and, and it is n long whllo before the and gather up in your children's na- - ovents in tho chief centers of popula-- 1
The condition of corrcr ln the princid
to refuse to respond to Aches, pAlns, impure blood, dbotdtrtd
pal growing states of tho staplo for .iptured fins begin to reel the not, and ture a reservoir of exuboranco that will tlon." Such a course, it says, would
one.
a
this curious superstition, and has used stomAcfis, dttAnged kidneys And ttvtr.
iiru
literary society at Florence is dla- - ln this way many pounds of the de- For Alt such, Hood's SrspAriU is this
a
June wast North Carollni, fcS: South i n they dart this way and that, hop- - pour down refreshing streams when seem amply Justified to sustain tho
life gets parched, nnd the dark days activo efforts being made ln every di- - cusulng the Important nnd pertinent licious butter that Is brought to tke
Cmollna, 88; Georgia, 81, Florida. 05; ug to got out, but find themttlves
!
fresh Uft through purifitd Hood.
the shore, and are brought rnme, and the light go out, and the rectlon to limit tho ravages and re- - auostlon. "Resolved. That a hammock executlvo mansion
Alabama, 88; Mississippi, 83; Louisfrom the governor'
it to the very feet of tho captors, so laughter Is smothered Into a sob.
provoutablo
dissemination
tho
of
strict
dnngerous
Kauis
moro
than
sofa."
a
fine farm near Porapey Smash,
y
iana, 85; Texas, 93; Arkansas, 82;
ue memory of an early home soma-- 1
First, last, and all tho time, havo dlsease. New York Times.
sa8 City Star.
88; Oklahoma, 78; Indian Tercounty.
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ReMrletlona TUmored.
EVENT8 OF
Tho Oiling Cn,
Washington, July 18. Acting Secre-Hr- y
Manila, July 13. A copy of tho InNew Orleans, La., July 15. The first
Antlers, I. T.( July in. The
Blrgham of the agricultural deHon. "W. D. Hill was elected chancelof William Goings has Lrought bale of the new cotton crop was re- - dependence has reached Manila contho
&
II,
with
taining
by
partment
eonforonco
a
which
yesterdny
Messrs.
speech
Agulnaldo
of the University of Georgetown.
eclved
had
tho
United
hero
and
tho
ofllclalB
lor
tho Choctaw
Both the agri- Stntos Into n clash, the result of which H. Deer, to whom it was consigned by made during tho recent celebration at president yestorday.
Tho United American Gluo company;
of tho cultural and state departments have ( cnpitni f sn.ooo.OOO, has been organized,
will bo watched by the reading public, order of Gov. Bayers of Texas, this , Tarlac of the anniversary
... win
.
,
The (lay before tho firm basing generously ofTcrrd the proclamation of tho Hllplno Indepen- - received Information that Belgium has
HVB
with Interest.
doncp.
the
to
as
restrictions
Its
removed
In
it
Goings,
have
and
premium
of
is
high
form a New
ns
substance
it
n
follows:
bale at
execution the friends
not resign and the attacks on him are
of Amorlcan cattle beof
"rillplno, beloved daughter of the
through their attorneys, forwarded disposed of for tho benefit of the Texcruel
Two
ardent sun of the tropics, commendod The agricultural department has beon
of
to Judge John R. Thomas, at Tulsa, I. as Hood Biiffeiers.
Polish residents of Chicago, nt a meet
The bale, which was raised In San by Providence to the caro of noble informed that Germany, upon learning
T., tho following application for a
alliIbsued
Immediately
ing
denounced the Anglo-Saxo- n
Bcglum's
action,
of
flpaln,
bo
not
ungrateful
to
on
salute
oxhlbl
her
corpus:
Patricio county, Texas, was
writ of habeas
products
to
ance.
bef
"Hon. J. H. Thomas, United States tlon at tho cotton exchange, where it who warmcu you wun tue oreatii or a decreo unfavorable
. i
flier own culturo and civilization.
meeting in the
from Belgium, thereby preventing
A lnrgcly attended
William Goings, attracted considerable attention.
Judge, Tulsa, I. T.:
Is true Bho sought to crush thy American beef from reaching Germany
held at Fort
was
"It
temfactories
of
Admit
Interest
placed
to
tM.
court
tlm
Vnllr.l
bo
l'uMIc
been
new
Choctaw
halo
has
of
Tho
sentence
Dumnln.
under
.inpnn nnil Hm
SecreWashington, July 17. The report, shot for homlcldo Thursday at Allkchl, porarily In charge of the cotton ex- nsplratlon for independence, as a lov- by reshipraent from Belgium.
Smith, Ark.
VnJilncton. July ".-- A new treaty
Hay said yesterday that the
The prospects lire there will bean unbetwtin the United States mid Japan reaching tho intorlor department of a petitions you for habeas corpus on the change. The board of trade nnd tho ing mother opposes separation forever tary
department had not yot received usually large sugar cane acreage In
state
daughter
from
the
of
bosom.
This
her
threatened
nt
which
monopolization at a num- ground Judge Clayton absent, and, committees from these three Influentlraa
goca into effect
but proves the excess of lovo and af- advices as to Germany having taken Cuba this year.
also ni'W treaties between Japan and ber of points of tho land acquirable under decision in Cbcrokco cases, tial organizations will solicit subscrip
Spain feels for thee. Filipino, tho action charged.
fection
under
the law relating to reservoirs Choctaw nation has no authority to tions for the purchase of the bale and
nearly nil of the European countries
The steamer Portia struck on Big
delicate
flower of tho east, scarcely
for
watering
aplive
restock
American
create
no
In
South
can
cases.
so
murder
sentences
It
Is
sco
rcdonattd,
It
execute
that
that
and pome of the
shoal, near Halifax, and sunk.
1.1
Fish
1'HMml.
eight months weaned from the breast
prehension on tho part of tho author- Telegraph writ to Thomas Watson, bo shipped to other markets throughpublics also go Into effect.
Yesterday
Assyrian
lad was drowned.
An
13.
July
H.,
N.
Concord,
of thy mother thou hnst dared to brave
ities.
Imporsheriff, at Antlers, to have body beforo out tho country.
It Is an event of
in
hearing
of
the
Frank Tlppey, a Bohemian farmer,
a great and powerful nation, such as is afternoon's seslson
They Bay that tho rules nnd rogula-- i you on certain day; will send it to
tance In the relations between Jnpan
The proceeds of all sales will bo
violatof
charged
the
with
connection
near
Staunton. N'eb., killed his wife
organ
tho United Stntes, after barely
tlons recently put In force for the ex- -, Allkchl Wednesday.
sent directly to Gov. Snyers.
and the United States, as It does away
against Sena- with a hammer and then suicided.
laws
ing
civil
the
servke
disciplining
Izlng
thy
and
arm
little
etitton
of
tho
law havo been so care"WILLIAM GOINGS, Petitioner.
with the treaty methods which havo
Yet we reply we will bo slaves to none, tor Jacob H. Oalllnger preferred by
fully framed that there is no danger
The Distillery Company of America,
To lie Trloil 111 .llfXH'O
"By attorneys."
been In vogue for nearly fifty years
A. Bushlel, was productive with an authorized capital of $125,000,-00- 0,
Chas.
nor
allow
to
be
ourselves
deceived
of
Individuals
getting moro than their
Washington, July 15. Mrs. Itich is
Tho samo day the following writ
and substitutes an entirely now moth-owas Imorpornted at Trenton, N. J.
sharo of tho public domain or of tho was received at Antlers by wire from to be surrendered to the Mexican au- by soft words. Let us continue to de- of a warm colloquy between the two
of procedure.
was
lis
senators.
Tho
Hampshire
New
our
Independence
fend
fatherland
until
Infliction
of any possible Injury to the Judge Thomas, addressed to Watson, thorities, to bo tried for the murder of
Brig. Gen. Asa B. Carr, paymaster
The same Is true In tho relations
is assured, for this Is Justice.
Wo passed between Senators Chandler and general of the army, has been retired.
common
ubo
of
past
days
Kor
areas
tho
her
husband.
letters
concerned.
sheriff:
of Japan with other countries. Takshall see at last that the great Ameri- and Galllnger, and Senator Chandler He was succeeded by Gen. Alfred E.
Tho now codo of rules, it is stated,
Tulsa, I. T., July 12, 1899. Thomas and telegrams have been coming to the
en as a whole the many now treaties
can nation will acknowledge the right and Commissioner Brewer have be- Bates.
filings
restrict
t
president
previous
made
Hay,
Secretary
some
to
the
and
Watson, sheriff, Antlers, I. T.: You
which go Into effect place Jnpan on an
come Involoved In a dispute, which, tho
Issuance of the rules, taking from them aro commanded to havo tho body of almost hysterical In tho strength of which Is on our side.
The war department has let tho conentirely new footing with tho world at every
doctrine of tho great Monroe. senator says, will lead him to ask Pres- '
"That
tendency
preto
protests
monopoly,
against
tholr
the
these
extradition
William Goings detained In your cusfor repairing and refitting the
tract
large, as she Is recognized for the first
of Mr.
vious filings being now returned to tho tody, aB It is said, together
It has been represent that America Is for Americans, Is not Ident McKlnley for the removalcommls transport Thomas to the Cramps comwith the of the wonfan,
time as an c"nl In every respect. Tho
forgotten.
we
service
so
civil
affirm
the
the
Just
that
from
Brewer
pany, Philadelphia, at a cost of$239,500.
treaty with 'his country was made parties with Instructions that tho ap- day and cause of his being taken, be- ed that she Is Insane; that there are Philippines are for the Filipinos. Some sion.
plications for such lands must conform fore me at tho courthouse In
that
In Washington between
South impending physical obstacles;
son of Harvey Black of
A
5 June 20, 1S94
of
states
the
American
have
union
McAlestcr on the 22d day of July, at she Is Innocent of the crime charged arisen In our favor. Especially Is the
R Secretary Gre ham nnu Minister Kure- - to the later regulations.
O'Keene, O. T., drank the liquid off a
Dual to tha Ucnth,
They
nro
designed to prevent the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon, against her, and finally, It would bo
Cleveland, Miss., July 13. Dr. W. N. plate of fly poison and died In great
io, who then represented Japan here. an exclusive also
right to the tract taken, nnd then and there state in writing an act of barbarity to place an Amer- - Democratic party convinced that both
The change- - It made were so far- - giving
will lose pre- Alsop of Shaw and H. P. Williams of agony from the effects In spite of the
vanquished
victors
and
tho land tho stntus of a
the cause of his imprisonment and len woman at the mercy of Mexican cious lives. Thus many of the people this place engaged In a street duel with efforts of physicians.
reaching that It wns determined tho
property, open to nil seeking producing your answer for so doing; aw and ofliclilsm.
All of these contreaty should not go Into operalon until
and many statesmen censure President pistols here yesterday afternoon, In
Thf postmaster at Carlsbad, N. M.,
tho
rights,
water
and
furthermore
siderations
weighed, and It McKlnley as
been
have
you
and
herein
are not to fall, under
July 17, 1899 In an Interview Mr. Ju- - they
Inhuman for having or- which the former was killed. The lecelved authority from the postofflce
restrict
the
Quantity
has
maximum
been
decided that unless Mrs. dered his military representatives nt
the heavy penalty pronounced by law
rao Komura, the present Japanese
trouble which culminated in the trag- department at Washington to finally
of lnnd In nny section to 100 acres to against
those who disobey this writ, Itich is surrendered, the can be no Manila to seek means to bring about edy originated several months ago and drop the name of Eddy and substitute
Inlster In Washington, said:
each Individual, but even this Is not and to submit to and rocelvo
all thosa hope of securing the surrender to our hostilities with tho Filipinos.
yesterday was the first time the two Carlsbad in its place.
"The 17th of July marks the' turn permissible
party
unless
the
has
built
things
which then and there are ad- - officers of the many Mexican border
diplomatic history,
prove that they wished had met face to face. In tho fracas
"These
facts
s' point in tho
a reservoir having a capacity of 600,-00- 0 Judged In
The customs receipts at the port of
this behalf. Given under thieves and criminals who plunder on to try us, to see If wo are able to live Hon. Oscar McGuire of Rosedale, cant only of Japan, but of the oriental
Havana for June were $1,012,899. The
gallons, any les3 capacity reduc- my hand this 12th day of July, 1899. our side of tho lino and retreat Into up to
the second color of our banner, didate for state senator, was hit by a
in,trles In onernl. It will be tho ing
total receipts for six months of 1899
the area allowed proportionately.
Mexico;
so the precedent will be es- Which signifies courage, heroism
"JOHN It. THOMAS,
and stray bullet and ls painfully, but not
t Instance In which tho western
The
be exact, $5,140,830. The monthlands
can
not
bo
taken
fenced
tablished.
"Judge of United States court in Inmartyrdom.
Therefore we should not seriously, wounded. Williams surren- aie, to
wers have recognized the'full sov- - or
ly average for six months ls $857,805.
otherwise Inclosed, and must be
Btruggle
dian
Territory."
resent
with
the
Ameri
an
this
oriental state.
elgnty of
dered to the authorities.
kept open to tho free use of every one
nt I'nri Mild.
It Is announced that the Westing-hous- e
cans. In spite of their expressed deThe writ was Immediately delivered
"This n tlon of the enlightened na wanting to water
Washington,
15, Secretary
July
nny
his
animals,
Electric and Manufacturing com1
Mm
Control.
to
Philippines,
of
sire
dominate
all
ajlitr
the
to United States Deputy Marshal Clay, Long
ns of Europe and America shows
has received the following cable well convinced nre they
with the law or reguLexington, Ky July 13. The Re- pany of Pittsburg will build works at
that we fight
who proceeded at once to serve It. He messngo from Admiral Dewey:
t If any tountry Is ready to nssumo lations resulting In cancellation of
tho
with Justice and right on our side, and publican state convention yesterday Manchester, Eng., and employ 5000
went to Allkchl and delivered it to tho
till share In tho responsibility nnd grants.
Port Said, July 1 1. Secretary of that autonomy Is all a show of deceit, completed all Its work except the men. George Westlngbouse will direct
Irs of the world nt large these old
Choctaw sheriff, who Ignored tho snme, navy, Washington: Olympia
in volun- only serving to save certain accumu- adoption of a platform and the nomithe enterprise.
enlightened powers nre ready to
and Goings wns executed on schedule tary quarantine. As soon
Yellow I rvi-- Miiinllnr,
as coaled lated wealth.
nation of a ticket. It would have
The Scott paper mill, located at
It such a country to full power
time.
Washington, July 15. Tho official
proceed Trieste for pratique and
"We have never concealed our aspi- nominated part of the ticket last night Sixth street and Glenwood avenue,
ong nations, so we regard thm publication of the marine hospital serYesterday morning Deputy Marsh il
of officers and men.
rations, that we aspire but to lndo-- i but for the fact that it became en- Philadelphia, was totally destroyed by
treaty as a very Important step, not vice Issued yesterday contains a sum- Clay swore out a complaint for murdsr
pendence, that we struggle on to ob- - tangled in mistakes and misunderDCWCY.
Are. Loss $100,000, fully covered by In)TJ"'J IUI wan"", uut iui uil IUO UUllUnS mary of the yellow fever situation In against Sheriff Watbon, tho Choctaw
Inasmuch ns he Is silent on the sub-- 1 tain It, perhaps from those who are our standings regarding the adoption of
surance. About 2000 persons are thrown
the cast.
Judge and district attorney,
Santiago dc Cuba up to July 10, preand Ject, It Is assumed that no chango has enemies and
will bo our
report on rules.
out of employment.
'The countries with which Japan has pared by Assistant Surgeon Parker, twenty-fiv- e
deputies. The writs were occurred In the health of Admiral allies, as they were for the overthrow the
The Taylor men have had their way
o new treaties are tho United who Is on tho ground.
Martial law has been declared
He says that delivered to Deputy Marshal Beit Dewey and his men since their depart- - ' ' lbc power of Spain. We might we'.l
everything at the district meetings.,
in
s, Great Drlatn, Germany, France, up to that date there had been 148 Brown, who immediately went to serve
of Bellire from Hong Kong, when all were accept this autonomy America offers, the committee meetings, and In the throughout the department
la, Austria, Italy, Spain, Portugal, cases with 28 deaths. Dr. Parker also them.
grade, Including that city, owing to
but what can we do with It if our ain convention.
reported well.
lir Holland, Denmark. Sweden reviews the history of the epidemic.
discoveries made during the course of
't is said at the navy deuartment bltlon is ndenpendence. nnd If we are
These cases will be tried before
J. rwny, Switzerland
and Pent. Tho first case discovered appears to United States Commissioner B. F. that the admiral's reference to "pra- - to accept only to later overthrow, by
the recent Inquiry Into the attempt
.lime Kxpnrt.
t these go Into effect except those havo been that of an American civ- Hackett of this place. Thero are quite tlque" means simply that he is going force of arms, the sovereignty of
13. The monthly upon the life of former King Milan.
July
Washington,
1 inco and
Anntrln which am ilian who was 111 In a saloon. Soon
a number of legal points involved fn to Trieste to get a clean bill of health America?
Manchester, Clay county, Kentucky,
statements of the exports for June,
t until Aug. 4. With most of three other cases developed In the same these cases, and when they aro finally that will enable him to continue his "As ! belleve ll ls tlle ln'enl1 n of the 1S99, of domestic breadstuffs, provis- famous by reason of the Baker-Whit- e
iunrlcs Japan had treaty rela-Ifor- e, saloon. Referring to tho spread of the adjudicated it will settle forever the vovace throtieh tiio
... ...tMtuvi
n,iifn. uui-til- l autonomists to make us of treachery ions, cotton and mineral oils, issued by feud, ls to have telephone connection
tl
but they were crude and disease, he says:
legal relation existing between the without delays from the health au- and deceit, we can not accept such n
the bureau of statistics, shows as fol- with the outside world. Articles of inprocedure.
We do not wish to be
factory.
"The foci of Infection havo Increased Choctaw nation and the United States thorities nt the various points.
lows: Breadstuffs, $19,781,057, a de- corporation have been filed for the
traitors afterward. We wish to show crease
Waging about tho new system almost dally. The first cases were re- as regards criminal matters.
as compared with June, 1S98, of Longdon, Livingstone and Manchester
sincerour character of frankness and
Kl Ileno
tics Japan naturally feels most moved from the guardhouse and band-rooThe Curtis bill, Atoka agreement and
rounder Hand.
cotton, $8,203,806, In- Telephone company, with a capital
$9,321,000;
about
El Reno, Ok., July 15. MaJ. A. F. ity, and nothing more. Let us avoid
friendly toward tho United States,
In tho barracks; other cases fol- -' Choctaw law will play a part In the
crease
of $547,000; cattle and hogs, stock of $10,000.
havwho
example
natives
of those
Foreman, founder of El Reno and ona the
she has shown a most sympa- lowed these from the samo locality;
final decision.
provisThe navy department dispatched to
of the pioneers of Oklahoma and In- ing at one time been colonists, accepted $2,244,466, decrease $156,000;
thetic Interest In Japan's desire to then cases were traced to the bar$15,056,528, Increase $2,205,000;
ions,
to
autonomy
to
their
enaole
them
make
dian
the medal awarded to
j Admiral Dewey
Territories,
adopt modern methods and to deal on racks, occupied by the various comdied
here.
1861
In
Warmly Welcomed.
$5,481,991, Increase $509,-00- ,
ho enlisted at Lawrence, Kan., as a work surer, once everything was pre- mineral oils,
him by act of congress to commemovei terms with the rest of the world. panies, now foci appeared In the town,
San Francisco, Cal., July 15. Not captnln
total $51,037,748; not Increase
rate the battle of Manila bay. The adnnd was afterward made ma- pared.
four cases being removed from a San since the departure of
"History has given us an example
the regiment jor. He was engaged In many
Htorm in K'iihtIII-- .
miral's medal ls identical with those
offights
naslollo house, two doors from this
and
Let us perTenn., July 17. A dlsas- - flee; several cases have also been of California volunteers for the Philip- wounded a number of times. In 1881 of this In recent events.
sent to each man In the fleet, with the
pines have the streets of San Francls-'c- o ho was
Waivad IlaarluR.
In our Idea, which Is only the
sist
storm raged in this city yestcr- - taken from tho hospitals. The miliexception of his own name engraved
commander of Fort Gibson, I.
An13.
Salt Lake City, Utah, July
presented such a sceno of animation T., and gained
asplraton of a
upon the edge.
Tho wind, with a tary hospital Is one of the greatest
dar afternoon.
qulto n reputation as legitimate and noble
gus M. Cannon, the Mormon loader
velocity of seventy miles an hour, de- sources of danger. Several cases among as they did yesterday, nor have steam nn Indian fighter. At the opening of people wheh Is desirous at all cost to
Bishop Morrison, in an address beon the
stroyed huge oaks, Bwept business the hospital stewards being traced to whistles, cannon and bells created Oklahoma proper In 1S89 ho secured preservo Its national honor spotless who was recently arrested
the Masons at the First Methodist
fore
charge
appeared
polygamy,
of
crystal.
Thus,
then,
pure
before
a
as
rumpus.
a
such
and
The cause of this most tho land upon which El Reno was
buildings of tholr, signs and architecthat institution."
single
Filipino
au
of the peace yesterday and church, Atlanta, Ga said that in his
a
a
bo
not
will
Justice
there
enthusiastic
demonstration
built.
was
ornaments,
the
and did other serious
tural
Those who are so are In waived a hearing. Ho refused to say opinion many of the deaths of
landing of the Oregon volunteers nnd
tonomist.
damages, removing portions of roofs,
Work of Wlilternppen.
are caused from eating adulterated
A copy of the first folio of Shakes- the eyes of the people but
anything about the case.
the
California
signal
corps,
story
preparatoof
17.
A
etc,
'
Little Rock, July
peare
wns
foods; that lies are put up In
sold
losing
at
riches,
London
of
threat
1700
their
for
ry
fearful
to
going
Into camp at the Presidio
Tho wind was accompanied by a horrible cruelty by a band of white
ages, sent out In barrels and hung up
a record price. The highest previous ened by risks of war.
nnd tho final mustering out.
IB
Paris
The
American
liner
sweeping rain and electrical display. caps has reached here from Montgom"Filipinos, let us bo constant;
let
price was
on hooks.
715.
lino of march.
Telephone
and electric light wires ery county. James Irwin, a half-wittus strengthen tho bonds of our nation." afloat and seourely anchored.
There Is much comment at Boston
were ablazo and falling on the busiIndividual, had incurred the
l'rUonar at .St. Mlchaalt.
upon tie letter which Former Gov.
ness streets, and at times It was feared
IllicuMlon Kananed.
nf
Violence.
Art
Warrnnti Inued.
of a gang of toughs nt Black
Flrt
Seattle, Wash., July 15.- -J.
Homer
el
Ore might be communicated to adjacent Springs. He was stripped, rubbed with
Chattanooga, Tenn., July 13. A spe
Birmingham, Ala., July 13. Tho first George S. Boutwell wrote to the
Antlers, I. T., July 15. Deputy Mar- Bird of Now Orlenns Is now a prisoner
association, which was to have
buildings.
cial to tho Times from Birmingham, act of violence In the history of the
lye soap and shaven from bead to shal Bert Brown and posse left Antlors In tho military barracks
at St. Mibeen read at a recent meeting of the
says:
No persons aro reported killed or in- foot, being badly lacerated In tho for Allkchl with
warrants for the ar- chaels, Alaska, charged with the mur- Ala.,
Gen. Joseph Wheeler nas been ore mine strike of the Robinson Min- society, but which was delayed in tho
Since
jured, though several narrowly escaped fiendish operation. Ho was then beat- rest of twenty-fiv- e
persons, officials and der of J. H. Hernlug nnd R, J. Patordered to the Philippine Islands a re ing company at Ishkooda, which has malls. Tho letter has come to licht
bolng struck by falling signs, trees, en with pistols and finally placed in a others, for contempt,
the officers re- terson. Charles Sheffler and a woman
been In progress for three weeks, oc - , am, u evere,
crlt,cl8ea what
awnings, smokestack? and tho like.
rain barrel and churned up and down fusing to grant a stay of execution on named Noma Strong are hold under newal of the discussion about declarcurred beUoen Oxmoor and Ishkooda i we termfl the
repof
In
seat
ing
vacant
the
house
his
Several
him.
..un.Arnerlcan an un.
Tho storm was the hardest known utll consciousness left
a writ of habeas corpus Issued by $5000 bond as witnesses. Tho entire
xuvoua, mbMl
a ,CblU Repubcan poUcyl of
Uu.
In the vicinity for more than ten arrests have been made.
President Mc
Judge) homas on Wednesday.
party camo from New Orleans. They resentatives has begun. Tho Montgom- UiUIQ UWJ TTfcM ftlllB IUI IMC
13
LUlUl'tlM,
spring
ery
to
was
the
the
first
Klnley.
Journal
Reports
were
years.
wintering
havo not yet been rea
at
coal
mine
about
prosldont
formerly
Tho warrants aro for sheriff of Wolf 185 miles
Hon. W. B. Ives,
this side of Anvlk. They question. This leads to the suspicion seriously wounded In tho face and body
ceived from tho outlying districts, but of the privy council, died at Ottawa,
The palace at Havana has been comcounty, the district nttorney of tho qunrreled over tho supplies
and it la that It ls sounding public opinion for with blrdshot, and may die.
paralytic
It Is believed horo that East Tennessee Ont., from the effects of a
pletely renovated.
George
Henry
claimed
George
Bird
third
Choctaw
and
shot
Brown,
and
district,
Judge,
Horning
killed
tho
clerk
'declargovernor
a
to
his
stroke,
with view
tho
crops have been heavily damaged.
and Patterson.
both colored, are wounded.
and a number of deputy sheriffs.
ing Gen. Wheelor's seat vacant.
The secretary of war has appointed
Majors William L. Marshall, William
San
l'raaolico.
at
Wheeler
'
Celebrntad Full of llaitlle.
Medal for Hill Ooold.
Ilnrt (or llllleu,
JournalUU to ba Invltrd.
(Irant Kxnmlnad.
H. Blxby and Captain Edward Burr of
Now Orleans, La., July 15. The
Chicago, III.. July 13. The wage
Snn Francisco, Cal July 17. Gen.
New York, July 15. Tho newspaper
Toldo, O., July 17. During tho war
Denver, Colo., July 13. Tho subcorps of engineers a board to excolony
French
celebrated
tho
14th of committee of the National Industrial conference between the American Tin i the
with Spain Miss Helen Gould of New Joo Wheeler spent a quiet Sunday with men of the country at largo will bo
amine
and report upon the proposed
July In elaborate Btylo with a festival
York furnished a number of cots for his daughter, Miss Annie. He was busy given an opportunity to participate In
commission held a session hero yester- company and the Amalgamated asso- bridge to be built at St. Louis across
the
for
benefit
tho
of
exschool
where day and examined James Grant, former ciation has resulted In an agreement the Mississippi
New York's reception to Admiral
the soldiers in Cuba, part of which most of tho day attending to his
river.
French Is taught free. An official call governor of Colorado, and chairman of to substitute bars for billets as a basts
were received by tho sixth Ohio regi tensive correspondence, but found time Dewey. Tho press oommltteo met yesThe
order
of
the war department
upon
was
made
operating
tho
Amerithe
French
by
commltte
of
the
consul
of the sliding scale, the new ratio to permits
ment of this city. The boys fully ap- -. to take a drive through Golden Gate terday at tho city hall and decided to
the immediate family of a regcan Smelting and Refining company. be
presidents
tho
of
the
various
French
one-fiftevery
Instead
,
send
dally newspaper In the
of
It
predated the goneroslty and patriotic Park.
He reported the mining Industry In
ular or volunteer soldier who Is absent
Several officers paid tneir respects United States and to every prominent societies, money was distributed to tho Colorado In a satisfactory condition Is believed the scale will be signed and abroad,
gift of Miss Gould. They at onco
to purchase at cost prices fuel
weekly
poor
magazine
and
and
officials
a
the
adjourned
circular
then
company's
reopen
the
letter
Mon
will
mills
among
were
whom
old
to
soldier,
owing
conthe
said that
to most ore
decided to show tholr regard for her
Inviting the editors and other repre- to the fair grounds, where an attract- and
and
subsistence
stores which are for
day.
taining
a
combination of two or more
by raising a fund among the men, Gen. Babcock and Capt. Green. In the sentatives to come to New York next
the Immediate use of the family of the
output
metals,
would be very little
programme
the
ive
was
out.
carried
The
also
Congressman
Derries
Octouer and partake of the city's hosIt is rumored the Gould Unes will soldier.
which will bo used to purchase a mag- afternoon
music was all by French composers. moro silver at 90 cents an ounce than soon consolidate.
pitality.
made a call.
at present.
nificent medal for Miss Gould.
Since the discovery of rich placer
4vnrnlfn la' ai a n JUURIO
Tail.f mountains,
Undoubted Might In I'unlili.
Delayed.
mtporta
Kawardad.
Llbarallr
""'
Tr
a
"cl'""
Cun.
LotIiib
llnnn
len
CouiiuImIoii.
Samaan
Wanu gpanUh Shl,.
Washington,
flftjr
15. It Is said at
m,lea
nortn
E1
July
de-- i
of
Pa8 ol J"
Springfield,
Mo.,
According
15.
July
war
13,-17.
The
Washington,
July
.
Wm.
BryColo.,
July
Denver,
J.
Washlngtong, July 17. It is stated
the department of Justice that It the
Washington, July J 3. An offer from an passed through Denver yesterday the rush of prospectors to that region
In quarters Intimately acquainted with partment has received the following to a letter received by Chief of Police
Bishop, Robert M. Cooper is heir to Choctaw Indian authorities refused to a prominent firm of ship brokers, do- en route to Boulder. He was met at has been phenomenal. Claims have
tha recent conduct In Samoan affairs cablegram:
been staked out In all directions, and
Manila, July 15. Adjutant general, 1500,000 in Cripple Creek mining prop- recognize a writ of habeas corpus reg- ing a large foreign business, to pur- the depot here by Gov. Thomas and many gooa serines reported.
that tho abolition of the kingship in SaTwenty Inches rain July erty and Texas real estate left by ularly Issued by a Judge of the Federal chase the Relna Mercedes and any and Mayor Johnson, who escorted him to
moa has advanced considerably further Washington:
Tho United States government has
typhoons
made leaving of Capt. Grego, a frontiersman, who died court In the case of the Indian, Walla all of the war crafts captured during Boulder. At Cripple Creek Mr. Bryan declined tho proposal
by
attended
by
agreement
the
a provisional
hn
of the governSrttnnnn rnmmlsfllon. and the govern- - transports Impossible. At Negroa Im- recently In Cripple Creek. Cooper for- onka, who was executed In tho Indian the late war, has aroused a suspicion was presented with a loving cup at the ment of Austria-Hungar- y
to arbitrate
Infantry
to
unload
sixth
possible
until
Terrltoy
Thursday,
Judge
the
the
has
' "menu hayo so far acquiesced that this last day or two. California Is now merly edited a paper here and was at
Spain is trying In this indirect ratio of 16 to 1,
the claims for damages arising fresa
undoubted right to punish tho offen- that
part or me pertauaeut
one
ii ne.su.refl as a government
prominent
time
poliin
Missouri
manner to obtain possession of the
the death of Austrian-Hungaria- n
of Samoa. loading; Coloradoes left on Warren;
ders for contempt of court.
m for the
subA. McDowan, an
sol' also sild that the report of the Idahos, North Dakotas and Wyoming tics. He became penniless, and has
jects during the rioting at Haxelte,
Tho department, however, has no vessels) and thus remove the offense to
as
Grant
years
as
soon
can
the
dier,
for
leave
will
the
llvod
died
at
In
Confederate
home
St.
Louis.
at
Years Jurisdiction in the matter as it now Spanish pride caused by the floating
rt of the Samoan commission is
Pa., In September, 1897.
OTIS.
be coaled.
ago in Texas Cooper saved Crego's life. stands.
'ly to be unanimous.
Austin, aged 69 years.
of the American flag over her ships.
The Rev. Mr. Dickie met with feet
success
on his recent visit to the Ualt-e- d
Judgamant Maalflad.
Dewejr at Saei.
Ataakaa Gald.
Vlata WorkaM Mamma.
I.arga ghortaga.
In raising money to build a
States
15.
13.
Mo.,
City,
July
Dewey,
The
July
Jefferson
Sues,
Admiral
on
Uburg, Pa., July 17. Tin plate
July
17.
O.,
steamer
The
Victoria, B.
New
York,
15. George M. ValJuly
American
church In Berlin. Tke ftu4
111.,
13.
Chicago,
Joseph
July
Gen.
oversupreme
his arrival here on board the Olympia
court yesterday, after
n throughout the country to the City of Seattle, from Alaska, brought entine, cashier of the Middlesex County
passed through Chicago yes- yesterday, said be was In very good now amounts to $40,000. Work em tk
Wheeler
ruling
In
er rxt nanrlv KO 000 resume work
rehearing
the
a
a
for
notion
down cbout 200 passengers and 600,-00- 0 bank of Perth Amboy, N.
which case of seventy-thre- e
He appeared to be in excel- church begtns in the fall or early
fire Insurance terday bound for the Philippines on an health.
''ffterBoon, after an Idleness of two
or $700,000 In drafts and dust
was oloeed yesterday, has surrendered companies,
As he put it himmission.
unknown
of
against
lent
which waa also the ter,
which
writs
condition,
unicago
The scale fixed on at
say the officials at himself and la now In jail on account
arrivals
merely
Late
report
to
am
ordered
"I
self:
mmSpaniards now In Cuba say that
tne
case with the officers and men. Most
ouster were Issued because of violation
or the price of bars,
vance over last years scaie Dawson refuse to record any more of a shortage In the bank's funds, of the anti-trulaw, decided to mod- to Gen. Otis, and I do not know what of theaa have suffered from malarial October fully $130,000,000 of
&ced It 15 per cent, which will claims on Bonanza or tta tributaries. which, has been variously estimated all ify the Judgment, recalling the writ I shall have to do when I get there.
I fever, but have now quite recovered. capital will have been withdraw
utll! June 30, 1900, In addition
the war to 165,000. The affair caused of ouster and allowing the companies expect to return by December, when The Olympia has been quarantined, no the island of Cuba. Some
The White Pass railway baa
5 nar cent advance, the men
of K w4i
to continue to do business In the state congress meets. Being in the army, direct communication with her being
the Dyea Tramway company's considerable excitement among the on payment of a fine of $1000.
turn to Spain aad soaae to tee sea s
of 2
HvAl
advance
further
allowed.
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I felt that I had no right to remain
Mexieo, tor uveatntAt. R hi
tne recenii nuinu
peeauseoi
interest. It li sot known whether they business men of Perth Amboy, where
the Middlesex bask waa coastdered as
1M pound is the pnoe will ce&Unue to operate it or sot
The Mexican bond issue has beea idle all summer and fall, and asked to
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tree aa the eternal lilla.
oversubeerlbed.
to 8t Jefcaa, N. F.
be seat on active service."
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drawn by a mule, with a man holding
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tho handles. Tho paths nrc narrow,
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wide,
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enme now.
.!
them. Many accidents havo happened,
was awakened at 1 o'clock one morn'
u,.
skiff. Just as! B.
his
mulo,
man
shell
cases
In
and
and
Bonie
ing of Inst week by a party of thirsty
havo fallen over tho side, but explosouls from n cottage In the neighboror,
'holnju'red
hood. Their supply of Ice hud given sions seem not to have resulted,
K
'
k
out and they had sat parched for cool
HVU
lotting
by
j
nt the crew,
n.ii.
MANEATERS.
drinks for an hour or two before deinruLWrfnm.th.forrt9iWa
ciding to arouse the little Teuton from Trlclu of the xui;ic' I. loin In Their
It usually tar. or driving "
his slumbers. They had walked a half
(
BY
Xittlm iIiiiikIi-k- ,
ML
The Gold Coast - .i .i mystery to and see how long I'll linger on shore. mile from their cottage and on tho way
Outing: "When lions become- man- they
apologies
graceful
formulated
and
the white num. Ufa. ,ish this west If you waut to soo ionic real heroism, pathetic
excuses for opening the inn's eaters these Inert and treacherous
r r' . -- .. -- n ..nine closely and soHHit t
African colony ha been more or less you want to w:tch a man who Is wild
palmettos, while watching tho sails
brutes) tako no unnecessary trouble to
CHAl'TEll
Captain Westoa,
rely'
In touch with civilization for live cen- - ing ankle deep In the hot asphalt In business nt so unseemly an hour. They
tho
of
headlands
past
glided
good
the
beings
nro
of
while
that
men,
human
built
and
catch
Most of the houses aro
-- u It 1
wbetuer
Chanto
turloa and has boon the jeene of sev- - order to pay his gas bill." Welling knocked timidly. Then louder. They plentiful, none of them undertnko per- stone, but havo
as
Uahania
way
men
to
the
on
tho
their
nnd
bay
all their window
wero seized with panic at the thought
w
any
eral historic events. It Is still a terra ton Star.
o"C
Florida.
of
Gulf
great
ever killed
d
without and barricaded nel or tho
that he might have gone to town or ilous enterprises or proceed on any
Incognita to to bulk of the American
This was my favorite resort. A wood otherwise, after being long lU shark-ski- n
expeditions. They know within, for the population (of which
moved or be dead. Their visions haphazard
havo
the
people.
trees shnded
he drew his usly knlfo from
BEGGAR DIES.
of Iced lemonade with strawberries
what to do nnd where to go thnt prey our shlpmato Antonio was a striking of cocoanut nnd other
sullenly.
I havo
that
so
dark
It
thirty
made
It Is in the Gold Coast that the nosheath and replied
and
place
nbout
lloating on top. of crushed limes and may bo procured with the least amount (specimen) consists of
so, when la
noun.
or
at
s
about
glance
and
torious fetich temple and grove of the In A tp irt'iit 1'mt'rty, l.vmliiK i riirtniii1 pineapples
Chlmmiau
Spaniards
seen
the
"Only a
d
drowned In cold seltzer, of of risk or exertion. Such a Hon is well thousand
of J 1(1,00(1.
cocons are about tho height of California."
free
and
Ashantl kings are situated.
Tho
The
of
slaves
number
doublo
on
that
field
gencorn
nwaro of who tills this
Poughkeopsle Special Chicago Chron- amber drinks, more grateful than
reckless, fiery and Dutch poplurs, and nro covered with
"Well, I wish you would clap a
fetich grove Is just about a mile outteel, seemed about to take Might. Thoy
melon natch. He has Informed mulattoes, all loose,
young, nro stopper on your mouth when you go
when
which,
ocleaves,
oblong
trivial
on
side of Kumns.l. This place of a thou icle: Alexnnder De Witt, who lived In no longer had nny pangs of conscience that
knives
apt
to use their
himself of how many men accompany
of a palo rod. As spring drew on, the to sleep, or turn In out of wrahot In
sand horrors Is made up of large and this city, practically upon the bounty about waking the Teuton from his
village herds, where nny outlying casions.
the
far oft
years,
many
died
a
friends,
for
his
of
thero
lying
brnnches Irccnmc covered with scarlet a topgallant studding sail-- as
stately banyan trees, and up to the
Thero was not a ship
Timidity was forgotten, camps are situated and how thoy nro
slumbers.
craft by and yellow llowers.
any
you choose, nml tlie further off tho
other
as
or
England,
time of the last Urltlsh expedition was week ago at the age of 90 years, and in
for
guardul. There Is no routo by which
Over these the vast corrnl . trco bettor." said old Hob. rts. sulkily, aftor
which Weston could havo sent me
enclosed In high pnllsades. Inside these his will, which has
proceed or traillc Is carried
travelers
was
steam-packIts protecting foliage, whenco
spread
In
filed
just
Spanish
been
A
the ravings of the fubano had kept
home.
palisades were the sepulchre of the
studied
lannot
have
animals
on
beautiful
such
Cadiz,
that
their
in
but
Spaniards,
tho
olhVe
for
departing
of Surrohim nwako for several nights.
on tho eve of
Ashantl, kings and a collection of the the
with reference to the facilities for at- being wearied by tho monotony of my guage, name It La Madre del Cocoa, tho
"You Bcem to dream a great deal,state ornaments and treasures at- gate Dorland. of
bodily
thouown
kCOn
a
at
times
and
a
their
they
mood
With
afford
n
tack
smallest of which has
county,
Antntlln" B.nlll VcMnt.
long voyage, I was scarcely in
Duchess
tached to the royal stool, or throne.
powers. If otherwise good strategic for tho sea again, and wished to spend sand lovely scarlet blossoms.
he
glance, beneath which the Spaniard
that
But what has always made the place shows
positions present natural difficulties a llttlo more tlmo on shore Instead of
quailed.
grewsome In the eve of the white man leaves an estate of
the Hon not only considers how these leaving with her.
"Si, Sonor Cnpltano." he Gtammcmd.
CHAPTER. XVII.
is a certain large
by
practices
family
my
perhaps
overcome,
but
to
bo
I
can
wrote
However,
"How Is this?"
Spirit.
Evil
bowl
An
which
brass
his part beforehand. At all events ho the Spanish mall, acquainting them of
"I am very fond of dreams," ho reof
Mntanzns
Hay
the
stands under one
Wc
from
sailed
has been wntched while engaged In ex- my safety, with tho strnngo Incident at 2 o'clock a. m., on the 3d of April, plied, with a bitter smile on hla lip
of the banyan trees
ercises that can only bo explained In which had so suddenly torn mo from bound for tho Capo of Good Hope, und a scowl In his dark eye.
of U.ts fetich grove
"Have you pleasant ones?"
this way. So puny a creature us man them, and adding that I would return wnlch we were fated never to reach.
was
the
lustom
It
effective Im- by tho first ship bound for any part of
with
unprovided
cannot say that thoy aro always
"I
Is.
when
freighted
for
of the nntHes that
Tho Eugenie had boon
Eu- Uttlo
If nosslble. with tho
Knclnnd:
stands
I should like to procure themj
offense,
so,
plements
mobut
for
cargo of
the bowl must ho
uo that colony with a rich
prouauiy
n assailant gonle, which would
"Shnll l tell you how to do so7
chnnce against such a foe
sugar, colTee, nnd tobacco, nnd
lasses,
kept constantly
r
imvlni? fnrtv times his strength, backed freighted for London.
gjwvigjgFSp'?'! fKt"m
H
L..- ''tvOVKiW
S" ?"
arrangements had been made that from shipmate?"
filled with human
"If you please, sonor," growled tuo
Aftor the packet sailed with my let Cape Town sho would be chartered for
by marvelous activity and nn Intense
conblood. As the
1
export
cir- -' tor In her capacious bags.
Spaniard.
iJiRinn
these
of
I'nder
prospect
fnv
Loudon. Thus I had a fair
tents of the bowl
"Go to sleep. If you can, with that
cumstances savages can only snui enced an emotion of greater happiness seeing nearly a half of this terrestrial
dried up fresh vicdone
I
over
enemy
had
is better than the formula of
than
which
contentment
their
old
nnd
good
my
assault
or
up
I
repassed
themselves
globe
beforo
out
tims were Vl
sorrow
the
prayers,
which nt times you pay out
homo,
for
leaving
hand,
slnco
other
On
tho
masses.
Elsmero.
largo
at
threshold
In
father's
and slaughtered
sufrunning off a log reel."
have
must
line
all
thero
I
the
knew
like
which
murdermight
a
by
wo
1
hoped
earnestly
that
those precautions taken
and
their blood
suffering,
Is It you mean, mlo
bo
would
still
what
"And
comport
fered,
and
encounter no more waterspouts or tor
ous Hon might not seem to
carefully placed in
heavily on my heart.
hung
my
temto
nil
at
thoy
wore
reckless
not
ns
often
nadoes,
and
bold
with
thnt
bowl.
the sacred
"A good conscience," replied Weston,
As wo wero returning to tho brig, taste; but from other causes than pheper attributed to this species. Hut
Should this Imn peculiar emphasis
alongside
with
warped
now
been
It
had
which
existelements
war
tho
of
nomena or tho
such a discrepancy has no real
portant rite bo
scowl camo over tho SpanA
through
the
black
passing
mismy
mole,
when
tho
was my fortune, or, rather,
ence; it only appears when a judgment
once neglected the
visage, as ho touched
hospiswnrthy
great
iard's
the
suffortune, to undergo such peril and
taking all the facts street which contains
aborigines believed
of his lint, darted a furious
rim
likewise consideration and courtesy. is made without
of trumpets, fering as wore far beyond my conceptho
ml
wo
aim
the
heard
tal,
In
animal's
This
that the god of the
glance nt his chief accuser, tho whlto-halre- d
with tion or anticipation.
They pounded on the doors and beat intn consideration.
developed In maneatcrs to nnd saw the glittering of lances
grovo would dea
of
senman Uoberts and to end
heads
the
tattoo on the windows in a frenzy of telligence,
a
above
our
streamers
long
S
morning
of
on
tho
By
o'clock
together with an orscend In his venwalked forward.
of
examination
shades
all
the
hope and fear. The assuaging of tho Its highest point,
people
of
Key
of
crowd
IModras
dense
departure the light on
of nature nnd
geance upon the
stealthlness
ganic
continue!)
(To
bo
and
ALONG THE GOLD COAST OF AFRICA.
brown
yellow
and
color black,
thirst that consumed them seemed the
by east, sinking Into
toward unexpected nttacks and wo had to dolf our hats with duo re- was bearing south
Ashantls. In order
only
thing
wo
any
on
Importance.
as
earth
out
of
going
waves
astern,
and
tho
Tho
everystratagems, fully accounts for
to appease this deity it Is estimated that $10,000 In excellent securities.
spect as they passed, for In the midst, bado a long farewell to tho lovely
When the landlord finally appeared
How It tVi'lH to lio ll.mcril.
over 23.000 human beings have been old man wore clothes given to In bright-gree- n
d
thing a Hon does in the way of guard surrounded by a statf of otllcors,
nnd
pajamas
a
linen
of Cuba.
shores
lived
by
and
pitying
Wide World Magazine, Hlch-ar- d
him
friends
In
tho
trees
banyan
put to death beneath the
and nlguletted, their breasts
nightcap and demanded "Vnt lss do ing ngalnst failure."
men had died of yelour
of
o
Three
uur. tells ot
open
Edwin
acquaintance,
a
an
with
charitable
Hicks,
that sway and whisper over this days C.
biiarkling with medals and crosses, nnd low fever In hospital, so wo sailed from
escape
fror.i bdng hanged
on Mnln street. He had matter?" they almost mobbed him,
Southwlck.
narrow
forty
Every
his
death.
temple
of
hat
cocked
air
MoiIitii .Manna.
hands,
each of them riding with a
d
Matanzfls with ten
of several nephews nnd nieces in various pleading, threatening and clamoring.
on tho stage of the i icon- - Theater,
it was customary for the kings for
Ho disappeared and lighted candles, esIn Arabia, says a writer in La under his left arm, came tho present exclusive of three ship boys, tho capsupin
his
of
parts
but
country,
tho
mausoleum
Dublin. Ho was plinit'g the part ol
Ashantl to visit tal.
Xature, the Arabs sometimes find in Captain General of Cuba, a marshal ofo tain, first and second mates.
posed poverty and obscurity he never corted his customers out to tho exlllalnoua
a partlculi.rly
Achmet,
army,
Don
Francisco
fungus
Spanish
of
seathe purpose of paying their respects
kind
a
tho
g
nnd tho sandy deserts
In tho waters, after the rainy
r. Ion rareor of
heard from any of them, except one. treme end of his
anceswho,
after
departed
character,
an
by
their
of
attended
Dominguez,
manshades
do
resembles tho
to the
son, the Fky Is so cloudless In the foreof This was a nephew, Amos Harrison, of went back to don slippers and slip a which apparently
lancers, nil mounted noon thnt tho heat of the sun becomes crime, Is, to tho geno.al satU'actlon ol
tors, but during the last expedition the
old white linen coat over the pajamas, and na of the Hlblo, and which serves as escort of mulatto
Y.,
visited
tho
Tonnwanda,
X.
who
capture! by two Urltlsh
of
part
the English forces to this
food for both men and camels when on Spanish horses.
almost Insupportable; thus wo were tho audience, promptly hanged. "Ono
mauso- - man once a year and tried to better In this costume he sened nectar and
aland
man,
and
soldiers
wind-Falwas
Ho
a
upon
appears
Gold Coast the temple and the
use
had.
of
be
to
It
the
soon glad to resort
i,
his condition. He once sent Do Witt ambrosia such as never before was no better is to
with my
though aged, had all tho bearing of
loiim wero demolished. anil noimiib $13.
rigged down the open skylight to night, while struggling
buy a suit of clothes. eaten or drunk on land or sea. When the sand after every rain, sometimes
with
which
to
my
to
slipped
shoul
Is
say,
rono
from
stately
trees
I
was,
or,
should
tho
ho
for
now remains but the
an awning over the quarter-dec- k
It was a good Investment, for Mr. Har- tho time of reckoning came and tho in llttlo heaps. It Is of a grayish color awhat
round', my neck,
grandee of old Castile.
commemorate its grewsome history.
coolness, nnd to skids for tho preven- ders nnd knotted Itself
rison Is left nbout $39,000 of the estate. thirsty souls wero being sent off com- and the separate masses are about as
says
we
Eugenie
I wis being hauled,, y.
tho
returning
to
as
On
brig;
of
Just
peas.
on
the
sides
taste,
tho
a
sweetish
has
big
blisters
as
It
tion of
The old man had another nephew, a forted with a big piece of Ice to assist
by
tne
fofeot
working
I
that
Cuban
shall
tho
"Never
land-windone
Antonio
d
Hicks.
found
been
Mr.
night
has
the
Although much
and Is nutritious.
but In the starry
the resident of Indiana, who visited him a in the making of more cool things at
among tho crew as lustily and as ac- which comes off these fertile Isles, awful moment. Directly I felttho tug
white man to Improve and civilize
ago,
years
and afterward De Witt homo, that ono of the party who had
tively ns any man on board. Weston laden with tho rich aroma of their at my neck I gavo a convulsle kick .
the condition few
Ti-i-i
native of the Gold Coast, villages,
imtH, i:tc.
learned that his relative had endeav- pounded hardest, said: "Too bad to
with
offered him remuneration for tho
now
g
savannas, Is beyond de- and tried to shout 'Stop!-- ' llit the y
African
these
of most of
ored to learn at the banks If his appar- wake you up. Herr Schuler." "Too
"Doctor, my husband says black and tlmo that ho had been with us, with
coast
........i rmtlil tint psp.ino from mvk)5ltcil--three
or
scription grateful and delicious.
of
two
eyes
appear
poverty-stricke- n
every
any
ently
before
his
the exception
spots
red
uncle
had
pad!" exclaimed the innkeeper. "Ach,
elsemight
a
find
berth
as
ho
a
thnt
hint
heathen
any
recordand
incident worth
Inn Hns. I could only make a gurgling
Without
towns, is as primitive
money. This nephew Is left ?100 legacy himmel. I was glat to wake und get a night. What do you advise?" "I adwhere; but our castaway evinced the ing, wo ran through the sea of tho noise. Frantically I kicked and strugis held
ago
centuries
five
was
playing
stop
poker."
In the will.
it
vise that he
greatest reluctance to leave tho brig, Windward Isles, thence nlong the coast gled. Pain thero was none, strangely
trlnk moinself nlretty."
and. alin common among the natives, the
and begged that lie might bo permittitle
with
enough, beyond n choking, suffocating
of South America, nnd when we apexist
though individuals
MKiihmtnU Nt'i'tlcri,
ICE
WHEN
GIVES
ted to remain on board, as three of proached tho calm latitudes, ns that sensation, and I ccnlil hear tho tuOUT.
power
and
1'rotlilFiicu
C'uro
Tlicin.
Taken
of
do
Cyclist
Where
of chiefs, their authorityevery man is
theso
roads
Fair
hands had been sent ashore, tract of tho ocean near the equator Is
When 500 pound shells charged with lead to? Native One on 'em leads to our best
multuous npplause of tho nudlence.who
lit. llcrl.irnl That ll
Mas C.l:iil to
are verv shadowy, and
sick, to the hospital.
are
named, wo became sensible of tho overThey
Up.
Yl:ili
over
tho
master.
a
tumble
lyddite
with
bank
wore hugely entertained with what
own
practically his
my 'ome, and t'other goes straight on.
d
Is man that CapSo
powering Increase of heat, while the thov Imagined was my realistic actag
Midnight swimming parties and
mules which are drawing them and the
lazy and bhiltiess, anil no
Traveler.
Uoston
despite
of
tho
dislike
tho
Weston,
tain
breezes were but "fanning ones," as
with fish,
a terrible sensation, Hko molA
siestas on piazzas and upper bal- men who are driving the mules, and
their streams are swarming and
crew and tho advlco of Marc Hlslop, the sailors term those which, under tho Ii rushing
small
down my spine, per- moved
groves
regularly
surprise
to
have
men
mules
the
mild
tho
conies
survive,
and
lend
largest
Tho
denomcocoanut
four
Protestant
and their
ordered that the name of Antonio be doublo Influence of tho air and motion
abundant
liody.
good
Hayside
my
may
and I thought my legs
be
of
be
an
to
man
Whitestone
and
of
to
said
natives
as
nro
Lord
follows:
(all
vaded
them
yield
inations
Methodist
plantations
entered ou tho ship's books as foreof tho hull, are just suflltient to mako wero bursting. I gave another mighty
Is late, says the Xew York Commercial
lG.0fi2.400;
branches),
Uaptlst (all mast man.
and beast. At Gibraltar n new batsupply of food. The climate, however,
tho lighter canvas collapse and swell struggle and strove nh! how I strovo
branches), 13.012.S92;
Presbyterians
miasmatic, and the death rate is high. Advertiser. One little German who tery Is being constructed on the highThree weeks after our arrival tho again.
they
bicyclists
rock.
of
aro
part
and
The
wayside
shells
(all
the
inn
branches),
4,747,232;
keeps
for
a
est
climate
Lutherans
to scream. I seemed to behold a
a
such
In
to
was
starboard, when
careened
brig
s for clothes.
We wero soon aware of other another scorners of coolness and repose placed separately in small barrows (all branches), 4.30S.752.
clear of all tho cargo, and had her noyances than mcro heat, for now It mighty rush of green water, and my
are scarcely necessary. The villagers
copper scraped and cleaned, nn op- seemed as If there was an evil spirit ears were filled with the roar of a
pay no taxes and no rent, and If it
eration which tho constant rains of the on board the Eugenie, nnd that nothing cataract. I have a dim recollection of
were not for their atrocious religious
seeing a great crimson sun shining
season greatly retarded.
beliefs and practices would be called a
wont right within or about her.
tho waterfall, and
Thero was much In Cuba to feed
wry enviable people. Hut they have
Tho crew sulked and quarreled dimly from behindfalling
Indefinitely
an lmnglnntlvo mind, and mliio was among themselves ns If tho demon of I can remember
a terrible dread of their fetich gods
space.
days
I
Two
through
of
voyages,
afterward
advendaring
tho
hundieds
the
of
full
slaughter
year
dally
vessel,
tho
and
In
lurked
mischief
and each
recovered consciousness, and then I
tures nnd tho vast discoveries of Co- something unfortunate occurred. Haltheir children to appease these malign
lumbus, with tho exploits of the buc yards or braces gavo way, by which tho suffered lndescrlbablo agony. TEo
spirits. The ordinary Ahanti temple
sensation still remained, but
caneers, whose haunts wero amid theso yards wero thrown aback ;and In ono
building
It
constructed
peculiarly
a
ii
accompnnled by nn unqucnoha-bi- o
In those days, savage lnstanco tho brig nearly lost her main
was
and,
It
wild
ground
In
the
placed
poles
of
Is made
thirst, not to mention fearful pains
shores.
mast. Standing and running rigging
in a circular form and then tied toI thought of tho gaily plumed and wero found to bo mysteriously fretted, in my body nnd limbs."
gether at the top and thatched with
barbarously armed caciques whom Co- and oven cut, as If by a knlfo; and
hay. Inside is a raised platform of
lumbus had met In their fleet pirogues, then tho crow whispered together of
rude
is
a
platform
Tim 1'rlnceS Drfoucu.
on
this
sticks, and
or had encountered In tho denso for- Antonio ol Cubano that horrid, dark,
figure.
This
representation of a man's
Louis Estorhazy, military atPrince
ests which clotho tho Cuban mounmysterious fellow, whoso character tache of tho Austrian embassy nt Lonis ludicrously modeled In clay, and over
old, perhaps, as tho nono of us could fathom.
forests,
tains
don, was recently traveling nlono on
it is plattered a paste made of red
days of tho deluge of tho yellow-skinne- d
Twice our compasses went wrong, an English railway when an elegantly
ocher and the yolks of eggs. Each vilflowlong,
women
with
their
and remained so for days! and beforo
lage has its temple and. according to
woman entered tho carriage
ing black hair and with plates of poltho cause was discovered tho Eugenie dressed
Presently sho dropped her handkernative belief, shelters the tutelary dfity
hanging
gold
In
ears and had drifted far from her course.
their
ished
Under the benign
of the settlement.
noses; of tho fierce wnrrlors streaked
This varying was inexplicable, until chief and employed other expedients
nrotection of this strange god. sick
with sablo war paint and armed with Hlslop, who set himself to watch, and to start a conversation, but without
ness, III luck and disaster are supposed
cano arrows shod with teeth or poifrequently saw Antonio hovering near avail, for tho prlnco tranquilly smoked
to bo kept from the people.
soned fish bones, that fell harmless tho blnnnclo nt night, unshipped tho his clgnr and took no notice ot her.
that thes
The only handiwork
from the Spanish coats of mail; of the compass box and found thero wero con- At last, as tho train approached a stawild Carlbs, who devoured their pri- cealed near it an iron marllnsplko on tion, tho woman suddenly toro her
Ashantl people engage In is the art of
weaving. This they do In a primitive
sonerswith whom n battle was but a ono sldo and a lump of tallow on tho hnt from her head, disheveled her hair,
precursor of a feast; and of the fa other, either of which was sufficient and, as tho train camo to a standstill,
loom that would never lead one to sus'
mous ngliting women tne terrlblo to affect tho magnetic needle.
pect that really fine cloth could be
,
put hor head out of tho window and
Amazons of Guadaloupe.
manufactured by such a people. Such
After their removal tho compass Bhrleked for assistance, Tho railroad
I thought of tho story of Columbus worked as well as beforo.
Tho crow officials hurried to tho scene, and to
is a fact, however, the warp of the
writing tho narrative of his wonderful were strictly questioned; nil vowed to- thorn tho woman assorted that sho had
cloth being made about three inches
discoveries, his perils and adventures, tal Ignorance of tho transaction, and been terribly insulted by tho prince.
in width. The pieces are placed aide
on a roll of parchment, which ho Antonio summoned every saint In tho Tho prlnco did not stir from his seat,
by side and sewed together to make a
wrapped In oilcloth covered over with Spanish calendar to attest his Innogarment of whatever size required. The
but continued tranquilly smoking hla
wax, inclosed in a little cask, and then cence, but none, however, appeared. cigar, and the stationmaster exclaimweaving is performed by two sets of
cast into tho sen, with a prayer, and Tho crow now felt convinced that, In- ed: "What havo you got to say to the
warp threads, which are alternately
tho hope thnt If ho and hla crew per- spired by somo emotion of mnllco or ch'argo?"
Without tho slightest apraised and depressed between each
ished this record of their achieve- mischief, ho alono was tho culprit; and pearance of concern the prince, who
throw of tho shuttle by a treadle arby
might
bo
cast
tho ocean on If not loud, their wrath was deep
ments
K?il
rangement fitting between the large
wns seated In tho further corner of the
tho shoro of somo Christian land.
against him.
and second toe of the operator, and
carriage, replied: "Only this," and with
compass
our
set
of
I
by
sounding
variations
sea
itM7&ijiiJtWO
sat
tho
Theso
As
that
througn
after the shuttle Is thrown
that ho pointed to tho cigar which
f(lSXIgtruSM
rolled Into the bay of Mntanzns, what tho busy brain of Marc Hislop to work, showed
with the weft the latter Is beaten up by
a beautiful gray ash considerho
declared that
would I not havo given to have cen nnd In n day or two
swinging grating made of bamboo.
an Inch in length. Tho
over
ably
tho waves cast that old cask, covered ho hod discovered a plan for preventThe Ashantl women are a
was wlso In his generation,
dangerso
my
of
repetition
tricks
weeds
barnacles,
at
ing
and
with
tho
g
ornament-lovinlot and each
and on perceiving tho ash In the
so
to
ns
Insulating
needle
by
tho
ous
feet!
flay spend some time In the making of
Hut now tho plodding steam tug and protect tho compass from attractions prince's cigar, ho touched his hat, said
their barbaric toilet. They are espequietly. "That's all right, Blr," and artho rusty merchant trader ploughed falso or dangerous.
cially fond of bathing and romping in
rested tho woman Instead. Argonaut.
bay
perfected
tho
of
ho
of
tho
whether
waters
Instead
I
tho
uncertnln
am
the water, and It Is a very common
glided Spanish caravels, or tho long this experiment, but Antonio soon
Igbt to see a dozen of them, quite
war pirogues of tho Indian warriors; went to work another way; for ono
An Outrage.
destitute of all clothing, splashing and
where, they fought their bloodiest day, when ho was supposed to be busy
and
Somo
Tennnt
of tho plnstor In my
numerous
the
of
one
diving about In
battles on tho wooded Hhore, or In tho In tho maintop, ho shouted, "Stand kitchen fell down last night, anj 1
treams of tho Gold Coast country.
green savanna, where tho painted
from under!" and ere Hlslop, who was want you to roplaco It. Landlord
Their skin Is a glossy bronze color,
and tho mailed CnsMlan met Just beneath, could glvo tho usual
What caused It? "Tho man who oc- - ii
hough their features are Invariably
hand to hand in mortal strife, tho
"Let go!" a heavy marllnsplke, Clllllo.t tho flonr nlint anAnA,l " f
'A
heavy and unattractive. They are also
smoko of tho steam mill, grinding cof-fe- o tho same which had been found In tho lord Well, somo
V'VfJH
people
beciusa
think
fond of fishing, and, strange to say,
Bky,
sugar,
boiling
or
darkened tho
binnacle, slipped from tho hand of Anpay
they
rent
they
carry
on
can
Just
nave adopted the white man's tjle of
and tho songs of tho negroes were tonio nnd fell crashing through tho as If they lived In
a hotel.
angling for the finny tribe.
heard as they hoed In tho plantations, topgratlng.
or in gangs of forty trucked mahogany
Iron
hor
crashed
Tho
Into tho deck
logs, each drawn by eight sturdy oxen, nt tho feet of Hlslop; whether this ocColorado" Mouutalu 1'eakt.
On Hot
to tho sea.
"Funston's a remarkable man," said
curred by Inadvertonco or design wo
There are 110 mountains In Colorado
And so, In a creek of the hay tho knew not, but tho Scotsman thought whoso peaks aro over 12,000 feet above
"Yes," answered
Che cheery citizen.
samo placo whero the Dutch Admiral tho latter,
,
the ocean level.
tie man whoso voice Is always keyed
Heyn sank tho Spanish pinto licet I
"That rascally Spanish picaroon will
to a high tone of complaint. "I g'poo
to
wont
dreamily
was
hours,
for
sit
work us somo serious mischief bofore
Hut there's lots of paoplo about
Snakes In South Africa fear th"4
o.
with tho murmur of tho waves In my we overhaul our ground-tackl- o
as heroic, only you never hear of 'em."
or see secretary bird, and will even crwl
cars, with tho buzz of Insects and tho tho Cape," said Weston, who was en- away from Its shadow, The bird
"Why, look at the wiy he swam that
among the raged by this new Incident, and tha easily kill a
voice of the mocking-bird- s
You Just
river."
snake twice Its tlM.
"Swam a river!
r
n.
take me down and show me a river,
'
-- '
.
THE AfRlCAN GOLD COAST.
DICK RODNEY;
A Land of IWystery to the White Aan.
Weird Customs of the Natives.
iXr
orinahearadrutonn,
The Adventures of
"A
An Eton Boy...
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foods will result In,
a speedy decrenso
of tho fat and n,
Hf CHAPTERS
r?nnn corresponding Increaso In tho profit,
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intermp iu
ablcness or the fowl.
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i,nvfl heard frequently
of nro- -
lorratlvca that contain salicylic acid.
harmfulncss of this
Somo Idea of the
chemical can t obtained by reading
tbo witnesses beforo
tho testimony of
puro food commiscongressional
tho
sion that has
bn
holding its sessions
It waa found that this
In Chicago.
acid was used extensively In beer. Dr.
professor in tho
I'ruyn Strlngfle!J
Unlu-wllMedical
Northwestern
fchool, said: "Us effect Is to stimulate tho action of the heart, and withn depression of both
in a few nilntc9
and of respiration foltho heart action1,nu"
Cilse3 ln tIlls city
lows. I have
was directly
wher'o I b,;lleV0 dL'ath
traceable to tho effect of salicylic acid
drunk In beer. It Is likely to paralyzo
the heart." This should bo sufficient
to convince people that all kinds of
Even tho
preservatives aro dangerous.
mildest of 'bem have, tho effect of
medicine and must not be taken at ran-
dom and In
great quantities.
of dairy
Tho value of Inspection
products Is seen In tho world's market
for butter, ohceso and milk. America
has been very backward about enacting rlsid ,aws against adulteration
and false brands. Wo havo been afraid
of Interfering with Individual liberty,
it has taken years of argument to
Snij
oven n part of tho states to
honest dairy
pass lins protecting
Hut Canada was not thus
oroducts.
backward, and soon made laws against
the making of filled checso and laws to
ensure that nil butter sent across tho
as freo from all suspicion of
ocean
Dleoicirgarlnu.
Wo had a largo checso
trade In England, but during tho years
vhenwo wero debating whether or not
lit u good morals to attempt to
tho making of filled cheese,
ICaciia drove us out of the English
rrtew market and herself took
Wu will havo to enact more
f rlfU national laws yet, beforo wo can
Soto regain our lost prestige, for we
good products,
BWt not only make
ftatwo must convince our former cu3- ; torers that wo are making them. Our
irtem of inspection of dairy products,
11 of all food oroducts. should bo both
or tho
Itrtliliiu Turkey.
In nothing docs n good beginning
count for so much ns In raising
says a writer In tho Homestead.
Many nre not very successful ln turkey
growing, and after they havo glvon(
as good caro as they know how, they
wonder why they fall. Tho beginning)
should bo good. What docs that mean?
It Is a common practice, among short'
sighted turkey growers to pick out allj
tho best for market, keeping tho smaller ones, under tho Impression that they,
will grow largo enough by the tlmol
they aro wanted for breeding. This is,
a gravo mistake. In a Hock of turkeys'
there will bo those that aro bettor developed, bigger boned ami these arc
Just tho kind needed for breeding pur
poses. To achieve success ln turkey
growing it is well, therefore, to mnko
a good beginning by selecting the best
hens in the flock good, deep, blocky
birds, with largo bono nnd short legs,
and dispose of tho long legged, looso
built ones. To mako a success does
not really mean tho selection of a certain breed, for tho breed of your cholco
may mako you more money than any
other. The Bronze Is n very excellent
breed, nnd any of tho breeds which has
a largo sprinkling of tho wild blood
In It will do very well. Tho greatest
trouble with the sorts with wild blood
in them is that they aro harder to keep
near home, nnd aro very easily frightened. Having selected tho breeding
stock, which should be dono In tho fall,
they should bo wintered ln tho best
condition without too much fattening,
which can bo done by letting them run
out all tho time. You will bo in a po
sltlon to start In right.
tur-Mjy- a,
Nlilllll nuclei.
Small flocks of poultry usmlly do
better than largo ones, nnd there are
several reasons why this should bo so,
says un cxclinngc. They receive more
care and nttentlon ln proportion to
their number.
Ono could scarcely
keep u flock of 15 without devoting a
half hour per day to them. At this
rato one would only care for 300 ln a
day of 10 hours, yet many think they
can take care of about a thousand In
that time and not keep very busy.
Spending so much tlmo among a few,
ono gets to noticing tho personal peculiarities of each one. He can soon
tell which ones lay five eggs a week
nnd which only three, nnd If one does
not visit tho nest nt all for weeks he
w rtfd and thorough.
knows It nnd Is soon rid of those thnt
nre all expense and no Income. If he
Tho uso of butter cultures is n thing desires to raise chickens, ho can by a
our llttlo care select eggs from those hens
tit has drawn tho nttentlon ofwest,
litter mnkers both east and
which matured earliest nnd have been
havo been interested
iao stations
tho best egg producers, nnd thus he
cough to take up extensive work in Is breeding for eggs. And Inst, but not
is line, but tho results havo been always least, tho item of table scrap3
ther averse- to the Idea that It is and waste vegetables for which usualeccssary to uso cultures in uuuer-inkln- g ly no charge is made in itemized acln this country. The Penn- - counts, are really valuable to the small
ylvanla Experiment Station has re flock as furnishing somo variety to tho
cently Issued a report on their experi
ration and an amount that may really
ments along this line. It is tho opin deduct something from tho grain bill,
ion ofthe experimenters at that stawhile In a flock of 100 or more there
tion mat "the results obtained by pas- - would not bo in an ordinary family
teurlzatlon havo not, as a rule, Justl-fte- d enough to glvo each hen a fair bite.
the expectations based upon tho This makes tho expense of keeping
theory of the process and upon the. re- each fowl something greater In tho
sults obtained In other countries, and largo flock if tho variety of food Is
tho results of theso trials, so far as bought for them, and the returns a litthey go, agree with tho general ex- tle less if It Is uot.
perience. Of course, only tentative
conclusions can be based on so few exllnlry l'onllllltln In I.otilOniKt.
periments, although they corroborate
W. L. Foster, a Louisiana farmer,
tho results obtained by other students says: I said I believed we here could
of this question, hut it mny bo snfo to raise
k
to compete with thoso
coacludo that pasteurization and the sections that seem to have hnd credited
use of puro cultures do not, according to them a natural adaptability for the
to our present standard of perfection business. Let mo glvo you a few ilWo milk at our house
ln flavor, promise to materially aid tho lustrations:
American huttermaker, whero tho confrom four to seven grado and thorIs
ditions aro favorable for making butoughbred Jerseys. No attention
ter by the usual amethod. It may bo, given to their feeding and nllking. A
however, that if" our country should negro boy attends
to tha.t entirely,
become as thickly populated as somo having been shown a fow times how to
of tho countries of Europe, and wo mix their feed of cotton seed hulls,
havo difficulty ln making butter unimeal and bran. In winter they run
formly good, pasteurization and puro on about two'acres of barlsy and oats,
cultures would be an advantage ln and In summer on about five acres of
overcoming tho trouble, llut for tho Ilermuda. From accounts I have kept
present at least, even for our export at various times against these cows,
trade, the outlay necessary for the I came to the conclusion lhat tho milk
purchase and ue of n pasteurizing outnnd butter used by my faMlly, and tho
for butter-makin- g milk nnd clabber fed my pigs, about
fit and puro cultures
hardly seem warranted." Such paid for the feed of tho cows, leaving
Is the opinion of tho Pennsylvania staas a profit the butter nnd cream sold ln
tion, bated, not only on its own work, our city, which has airounted, slnco
Jan. 1, to J2D0.20. Koi; with an Inbut on the work as reported of Madison and other stations that havo dono telligent and interested owner to properly feed and milk the.-i- cows, and to
much along dairy lines.
see that no feed wns wasted, and ono
moio carefully to seo tfiat all fertilizer
Aromul Hi" 1'miltr) Vnril.
was saved, I am sure 'ho profit would
During the hot weather tho fnrmct havo been much greatir.
comfortfowls
aro
his
seo
that
should
ably cool at nights. Wo know what
Romney Marsh Shfep. A writer In
It Is to swelter In the July and August tho l'astoralist's Review has this to
heat, and we should have compassion say of Kent, or Itoniney Marsh sheep:
on the fowls shut up tight in tho pens. "I havo been a breeder of llomnoys In
Some take their chances on the birds Now Zealand for more than twenty
being killed by prowling nnlmals and years, and tho first origin of my Hock
leave the windows and doors open, but was direct from Kent by Importations
this Is never n wise thing to do. Wlro some thirty years ago. I find them
netting Is cheap, and even the Inch most hardy, prolific--, and profltablo In
to
mesh would cost but a few cents
every way, and It may surprise 'Old
Tho window
put over the wludows.
Wcranga when I B'nte, for a fact, that
not
sash can then bo taken out, and
my flock of 1.G0O pure ewes, which Is
even a weasel can get In. Tho writer depastured upon ilch river flats (very
windows
has found th.it by taking out
wet In winter) survive tho wet, cold,
henhouse
In two adjoining sides of the
and snow of n South Now Zealand
withallowed
Is
without turnips or nny artificial
a good chango of air
which
drafts,
food, nnd walk Into the shearing shed
out exposing the birds to
In tho
October In robust health, carrying
should be under suspicion even
by in
fleeces of wool, and often with
summer time. Colds nre produced
heavy
a wet sur115 per cent of lambs by their sides."
a cool breeze blowing over
in midface Sonietln.es tho weather
sweat
fowls
the
Carefully-Hre- 3
Animals. The supethat
such
is
summer
exposure
niako
to
warm
riority of tho English, Scotch and
and arc too
French horses is due to their being
to a draft safe.
(
almost U3 part of tho family. Beraised
as a means of fighting llco hind their docility, size and adaptaGrease
....... n,ia n tin used with
.
to speclnl work, tho plow, tho
will prove tion
much Voase
To
, kg ag wen saddle or tho buggy, Is a long lino of
,
r camion.
kindly caro, patient training and care
very destructive w
seems to bl ster
ful breeding. That marvelous capacto the lice, as It
bo put en
Xe BK'U
producing milk, possessed by
A little should
,
....I- 1Iniier ity for
cow, and tho superlatlvo
Holstelu
the
'eVwIn
a small amount will richness of tho milk of tho Jersey, are
R
to
the
found to be very destructive
the results of Judicious feeding, handrisl.ei
d even If all the llco aro ling nnd breeding, and of wise selecK
at once, It Is better to make tion for many years ln sections where
fAcond nPPHcatlon than to blister the a few cows are kept by each family as
things you nro trying a valued treasure. Tho same Is true
6k, of the HtUe
ta not
of all tho better breeds of horses and
i0Cconi.dS"aSUU entirely un- - other domestic animals. Prof. S. A.
Knapp.
necessary.
. .
-
Idea to now adopted by everybody, and
all possible means of Insuring
are now sought. Tho best way
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR MAIDS to havo tho skirt of tho gown Ho
smoothly across tho hips Is to wear
AND MATRONS.
tho corset outside the petticoat over all
tho rest of tho underwear. This gives
Cruelty to Flowi-It I Hhoirn by an unbroken lino and abolishes all
Wearing or Ciirrylni; llioin In tho folds.
City Reigning Btylr
.Married I.tulkV
Tho petticoat, like tho gown skirt,
Is tight and plain as far down as thoj
Title
knee, being fitted by darts. Uelow tho,
knee It blossoms out Into luxuriant
"Shu I.cup lltiu Yet."
decorations Innumerable frills, rufSho loves him yett
fles, plaltlngs, puffs, ruches nnd bowsi
I know by tho bluh thnt rises Ji-- .
of ribbon. As tho flare of tho gowm
Bcncnth the curH
must bo sustained by tho petticoat, no
That shadow her nouMIt check!
Sho loves him yetl
crinollno or other stiffening being now
Through all Love's sweet disguises
employed, all this exuberant trimIn timid girls,
ming Is a fashionable necessity.
A blush will bo euro to spenk.
FORWOMEN AND HOME
alcn-dcrne- ss
r
Hut deeper signs
Than the rodlant blush of beauty,
Tho mnldcn find,
nnmo
henrd
Whenvr hisyoung
Her
henrt thrills,
Forgetting herself her duty!
Her dark oyo (Ills,
And her pulso with hope Is stirred.
I
Sho loves him yet!
The flower the false ono gavo her,
When Inst h enme,
Is still wljh her wild tears wet.
Sho'll tiP'er forget,
Howo'er his faith mny wnver,
Through grief nnd shame.
Believe lt-loves him yctl
sho
HIb fnvorlto songs
Sho will sing she heeds no other!
iuj nil ner wrongs
Is set.
Oh, doubt no more!
Sho never can wed nnother:
Tilt life bo o'er,
She loves sho will lovo him yetl
Her llfo on his love
Mnrrlnl I.mlln Title.
In Germany a controversy has arisen
with regard to the style which should
b adopted ln addressing married ladles. There are four names by which
a man's better half may bo described
In the language of the Vaderland, vlz.:i
Gemahlln (consort), gattin (spouse).l
frnu (lady), and welb (wife). To save
the frequent disputes und heart-burn- -i
burnings arising from Ignorance orj
Impertinence In the uso of any one
of these forms, it Is proposed that
theso shall bo attached to tho recognized gradations of the social scale.
Thus, a general's wlfo would bo addressed as his "consort," tho partner of
an official of a certain rank as bis,
"spouse," tho middle-clas- s
wife would
be addressed ns her husbnnd's "lady.'t
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Skirt of palest gray crepe, having as
skirt and plain tunic, over a foundation of lemon yel- -
low satin. Tho bodice of gray Is covered with bands of orango volvet, fastened In the center with big rosettes.
Cruelty to l'lourr.
A woman who loves her garden says
she cannot understand how people can
bring flowers to town these days, especially when they carry them in the
and tho worklngman's helpmeet would
be sUuply his "wife."
accordion-pleate- d
hand or wear them as bouquets. "They
take them out of tho shady, cool garden, fresh, dewy and fragrant, and
hold the delicate stems ln hot hands
or pin them In coats or gowns to fade
and die," she says, plaintively. "Wild
roses, which city people dote on, wilt
beforo tho railway ftatlon Is reached,
and pansles nre dying of thirst long
before the train arrives In town. Pansles nre hardy and will perk up and
tako a fresh hold on llfo If placed In
water beforo they are quite dead, but
flowers nro moro
most country-bre- d
frnslle, and I always feel sad when I
see them' going off to tho grime and
city, to be
dirt and hot breath of
forgotten in a mnn's buttonholo or
dropped and trampled on In the car.
Maybe I am supersensitive on tho subject, but I try to do my duty and send
the blossoms I lovo best to the children's missions In tho slums every
week. But I send them packed In cotton nnd paper and plentifully sprinkled
before they are placed ln the box. 1
never do up a box of blossoms without hoping, almost unconsciously, that
they will havo a comfortable Journey.
It's Just tho same yearning solicitude
book lovers have when they are handling books or when they seo a beloved
book HI treated. And I think anxiety
and tenderness over flowers Is a more
natural emotion." And then she
placed a great branch of cream-whlt- o
blossoms ln a shining bluo 'jowl and
the room was redolent as of tho perfumes of Araby.
t-
Itelgnlng
Charming
Summer Truck.
la pretty colored canvas, made with
a pointed tunic, over a double petticoat of heliotrope glace silk, having
an attached flounce of the canvas. Tho
striking bodlco Is of embroidered silk
net, showing tho taffeta lining through
the coarse meshes, ami has a Frenchy
-e
Stylci.
w
es
light-hand-
N
9
sus-pen-
bolero of canvas, finished on the edges
with tiny frills and rows of heliotrope
stitching, like the bottom of the tunic,
The hat Is of black and violet.
(linger l'lifTi.
To two cupfuls of flour add ona
teah
of ginger,
spoon of nutmeg, one tablespoontul of
sugar, half a cup of white wine. Beat
three eggs, add them to the mixture
Pour Into buttered cups and bako In
a quick oven. Beforo sending them to
tho table pour over a llttlo wino sauce.
one-fourt-
WhlU'lmlt.
fish In a cloth with a
handful of flour, fold up loosely and
Put the tiny
with tho asslstaoco of somebody shake
them about until quite dry. Have ready
some boiling' lard, drop them Into It
and fry for about two minutes. Drain
In a sieve, and irvo with brows bread
and butter mi ice4 Uaaom.
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The reign of tight skirts promises to
be long. There Is no symptom of any
change, save to Increasing tightness,
If that be possible, Tho lining and the
outside are mado as flat as possible,
and both are molded to the form without fold or wrinkle. This leads, of
course, to a revolution In underwear
which shall eliminate all amplltudo
and gathers around the waist. Many
women Inclined to superabundant flesh
v
have all articles of underwear which
Fat, or tho materials dissolved from fasten about the waist mounted on a
pwrtat
yoke some four or five
a feeding stuff by other, Is a substance tight-fittin- g
of mixed chnracter, and may Include, Inches In depth, or elso cut ln such a
besides real fats. wax. the green color- way that the fullness may b taken up
of plants, etc. Tho fat of by darts
iVl,VeHenr l.a a o too fat should ing matter
around the hips and the top
up In the body
W"a
nf corn taken from food Is either stored
finished by a straight strip stitched
to
furnish
heat
burned
lVe
cr
fat
ud 4owa to hold tt edge firm. Tula
and If possible should as
energy.
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had been opened at tho top to lot ln
the fresh air. Through this opening a KEYSTONE WONDERS.
star had boen peeping! It was bo
SOME GOOD STORIES FOR OUR high up ln tho sky that Nannie could ODD THINdS AMONG" MAN AND
only seo It when sho was closo up to
JUNIOR READERS.
BEAST.
tho window, or from farther back In
"Nnnnln's llogy," u rrun Htory by Alm:i tho room, only by bending down as
low as her head had been when It was Snake with Ono Iloily, Two Heads nnd
Srhrrllwr Uluit Happened tn l Mttlu lying
hern's n llenr Thnt
Two 'lulls Then
on tho pillow. When sho had
(llrl Willi Hud Hid Uuoii Luck to Jlti
sat up In bed, of course tho wall ofj I. tigs onr u Itlg 1'ork llnrrel, und a
lruellng In Itnljr.
.Negro Who's Turning White.
tho room had come between her and
;
the star.
Nmv KiiKlimd'N Mountain Child.
The mystery wns explained! Her)1
Ono Carrlngton. n New Mllford (Pa)
Whero fomn the fall a tamclesa storm
big, burning, blazing, bogy eye had
Through Nuturo's wild nnd rich arcade, been nothing
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Which furuit trcr. entwining, form,
ft fl,lttke- or Pal1' of 8nakcSstar shining Into her room!
Theru trips tho mountain maid.
Nannie, with a much rellevrd mlnd.i ftethcr like tho Siamese twins. Tho
She bind not her luxuriant hair
could not help laughing at herself, and reptile has two heads nnd two tails.
With dazzling gem or cosily plume.
feeling rather ashamed of herself, too All tho rest of tho body Is like that of
Hut gnyly wreathes n roebud there.
Sho folt that this would be a lesson to n single snake, with the exception of
To match her maiden bloom.
her for the future, und ninde up her; a slight depression above und belowSho clnsp no golden ssone of prde
Mint If nvnr ornln In tho rnnranl extending the entire length. The bodmind
Her fair nnd sltnplo robi- nround!
Uy llowlng riband, lightly tied,
of her llfo she met with a bogy, sho'l los oln auoul 81X ,ncne lrom luo
Tho
Its graceful folds aro bound.
wnui.i nr. i,o.i ... i, f,ii.io,i
if Each tall is almost n foot long.
c tho JlneiJ bod
ls tw, fcct
IenBth
up
right
sho
lt.
had
until
to
wulkrd
And thu nttlred n sportive thing,
I'urp, loving, giilli'lea, bright mid wll- d- and hud looked It boldly ln tho face, nine Inches. The twins were discov
I'roud fashion match me In your ring.
for perhaps it might turn out to be ered last summer by a little son of
New Kngland a mountnln child!
Currington, who told his father about
only a star!
them
and showed him the track across
SCHUElUnn.
ALMA
She eorn to sll her rich, warm hoart
liio road, Carrlngton ran across It a
for paltry gold or haughty rank.
tow dajs ago when blasting a rock
IJut give her love, untaught by art,
Iluiy Aiilin ils.
Conlldlng, fruu und frank.
The fox is a dealer in poultry, but nnd succeeded in taking it alive. The
And, onrp lietowrt, no fortune chnngo
ho ls nothing more nor less than a twin snakes are Jet black, with a
Thnt high nnd generous faith enn alter.
ring Just behind tho head. Both,
Through grief and pain, too puro to thief. Fat ducks and chickens are hli
range.
delight, and a plump rabbit comes next mouths take food.
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Sho will not lly or falter.
best.
A Callicoon (Pn.) farmer bought a
Tho
arc
fisher
nnd
otter
tho heron
Her foot will bound ns light nnd free
men. The otter is not often seen, for barrel to pacK some neei in, anu ieir n
In lowly hut ns pnlneo hull;
Her sunny smile ns warm will be,
he carries en his work mostly under In tho barnjnrd, one night recently,
for love to her Is nil.
the water, but tho heron stands with Next morning it was gone, to his great
long, thin legs In the water wait- - vexation, as pork barrels are not plen- Hat oon wli?ri In our woodland gloom his
Ing till a fish comes by. Then a sud- I If til In thnt neighborhood. There was
The rich magnolia proudly smiled?
So brightly doth she bud nnd bloom,
den plunge with his long, sharp bill Iio one In the neighborhood whom tho
New Hngland's mountain child!
and the poor fish is brought up and Tanner suspected of stealing it, nnd tho
swallowed.
was a mystery that he
NiiiiiiId'h llngf,
Tho ants aro the busiest of all. Catch Iried to solve for u long time
girl who an ant asleep ln tho daytime if you
Nannie was a
other day the secret catti'l
had the good luck to be traveling
can.
They are always ln earnest at F)nj.ln niftier , tfiriih.finV ridel
abroad with her aunt. They had been their work, building their underground i. brook he raw his missing barrJ
in Paris and In Italy, and then went homes nnd laying up stores of food hollow. He went to the barrel,
to Switzerland to spend tho summer for the long winter.
lie laid his hand on it there was
The swallow is a fly catcher, and tumbling inside and out popped
at a big hotel among the mountains.
Nannlo enjoyed tho life perhaps skims low over the surface of tho little which gave a startled look ami
more than most children would. Sho btreams. It takes a great many fllo5 lied away rapidly into the hush.
was imaginative, and tho beauty of to feed him for Just ono day, and ho
was no explanation of the presl
tho scenery around her gave her gnat 13 forever nt work.
Ihe barrel ln that spot except
The
buildls
a
beaver
cutter,
wood
a
pleasure. Still, sometimes she felt
theory
that the bear had stolel
er
and a mason. It cuts down tho
lonely and homesick, for hur aunt and
night
the
and rolled It all the
nearly all tho people she met wro small trees with Ita teeth, and, after tho ridge, where the barrel had
it
has
built
house,
plasters
it
It
with
iu
grown-ucompanlively
anil not very
for a snug resting place for lilnl
ions for her; and she often longed for Its tail.
The
snail,
too,
a
builder, but It
ls
her brothers and sisters to play with.
In slavery days, SiuquehanJ
These homesick feelings came on worst takes the material for its house from wayne
counties una many sia.
own
Its
body
Is
o
It
to
anxious
becin
at bedtime, and Nannie hated bedtime
rauroau 10
"unuersrounu
work
commences
it
that
to
build
inline
Her bed
for other reasons besides.
ecaplng from the South to
room wns away up on tho third floor, house before it ls even hatched.
Tho mole that burrows under the Among the slaves to escape w
at tho very end of a long corridor. ground
makes a little fort under the Harris, who was owned by Col
She was sent to bnil early, as all
earth
which it tunnels ln every of Culpepper, Va. As soon as
from
children are, nnd at that direction,
it makes such clever declared. Tom returned from
tlmo her aunt's room next door and all paths that and
it ran run
one to the to Wayne county, where he h
the rooms wero empty, for the grown- other and can scarcelyfrom naught.
lived, doing odd Jobs on farms
be
up ppoplo were downstairs enjoying
The Ijpos do not All live ln hives jr Tom came to Wayne county
themselves.
tree trunks. The mason bee digs a as black ns the "ace of spadi
When her mint's maid had seen her hole In a brick wall and lines it with
for tho last three years whl
night,
good
and
into bed. nnd said
clay. In this nost It lays two era and have appeared upon hi per
shut the door behind her. and Nannie closes It up. The miner bre bores Ion? today he Is more
than two-thheard Parker's footsteps echoing nwny noies in me sanouanus and tho carsuceedlng white spot
raigor
in tho distance down the long, bare penter bees boro their tunnels lr. wood. Each
one preceding, and
the
than
whiter
and
felt
hotel,
she
corridor nf tho summer
The upholsttror bee lines his nest with
coming Is accompanied by indreadfully alone, and made hasto to poppy leave. The roso leaf cutter their
pain and Itching. Tom's hair,
tense
get to sleep so that she might forget It. takes n leaf botween Its Jaws, begins
twisted and "kinky,"' ls gradualSho felt afraid, too, although sho near tho stalk and cuts out a circle of one
ly straightening, and he expresses the
did not know exactly of what; but sho Just tho right size and as perfect as
belief that, before long, he will be "as
would havo been ashamed to confess as could be marked with a compass.
any man in Wayne county."
her fears even to her kind aunt, for With theso circles of fragrant rose leaf white assingular
transformation Is in- -.
she knew that It was silly for a young it divides its round hole In the wall Tom's
of the state.terestlng
scientists
the
p
grown-uenough
be
to
into little cells.
lady who was
New
Cor.
York
Susquehanna
Press.
traveling about Europe to have any;
still, she couldn't help having them all
A Kind .'Monkey.
MALAYAN TRAITS.
the same. Every night sho kept wonMonkeys nre more renowned for misdering, supposing anything should chief than for kindness, but even mon- Tolllts of Clmnicter s,.,.i In the
happen to her, how sho could mako keys can bo benevolent. Monsieur
lluiiilerH.
hear.
the peoplo down-stair- s
Mouton records the doings of ono in
The Malay rare is Impassive, rebed
been
night
sho
in
One
hadn't
Guadeloupe that surely seemed to
bashful, to that, until
very long when something made her merit that reputation. Thlo monkey served and even
race
better, one can
knows
the
want to open hor eyes. As sho did had a friend in a goat that went dally
y
repuso, she was startled to see a great to the pasture. Every night tho mon scarcely credit his
blazing eyo gazing at her through tho key would pick out the burs and tation, says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Malay is entirely undemonstrative
darkness at the foot of her bed.
thorns, sometimes to tho number of
any feelings of surprlso ho
Nannlo's heart went pitapat, and sho two or three thousand, from the goat's If he has
felt terribly frightened. What could fleece, In order that the nnimal might never shows them. Perhaps ho
nono. no matter how wonderful
It be? Sho had heard stories about all He down in peace. On coming in from
sight
which meets his gaze. He ls
'tho
strango
apparitions, but sho tho pasture, tho goat regularly went
sorts of
in speech, and
slow anil deliberate
knew that theso stories were not true, in search of his
friend! circumlocutory in introducing a subject
nnd she knew that ghosts nnd bogles
nnd submitted himself to tho opera- -' to bo discussed. Even the children and
did not exist. But It was all very well
tlon. Strange to say, the tricky in- women nre timid, and scream at tho
help
sho
feeling
couldn't
to know that;
monkey reasserted themmiserably frightened as long as this stincts of the prickles wero removed; sight of a European, while In the presence of tho men they are silent and
mystery was unexplained of tho big, selves after the
he would tease tho poor goat unmercitaciturn. Even when alone the Malay
burning eyo looking at her.
his beard, poking him neither talks nor sings, in this respect
Nannie, shivering all over, and with fully, plucking
eyes, and pulling out his hairs. differing much from tho Papuan, who
ln
her head buried under tho bedclothes, Thotho
goat bore It all with patience, per- ha.--, all the negro traits for chatterlng'-tried to reason with herself what It
haps regarding it as only a fair price and singing to himself for company.
could be, for sho was a reasonable
to
be paid for tho removal of the Overpay a Malay for some trifle and
camo
Sho
girl.
to
tho
conclullttlo
his countenance betrays no sign of
sion that Bho must havo dreamt It. thorns.
Sho did havo nightmares sometimes.
emotion; n Papuan will be grave for a
A Itiul Triticeal.
So sho cautiously peeped out to seo
moment out of perfect astonishment at
This llttlo princess is tho favorite the mistnko made, and then burst Into
whether the eyo wore still there.
It was staring at her as fiercely as granddaughter of tho Emperor Francis peals of grinning laughter, whllo ho
Joseph of Austria, nnd her father, tho bends in two, and finally rolls on the
ever!
It was dreadful! Nannie felt more Archduke Rudolf, would one day have 'ground lu ecstasies of merriment.
frightened than before, for sho know been emperor If he had lived.
Tho Malays, when ln company In a
Shojias a fine castle, in which she canoe, chnnt a plalntlvo, monotonous
now that she wasn't dreaming; sho
was only too plainly wideawake! Sho lives with her mother, and has many song; at other times they are Bllent.
quickly took refugo again beneath tho fine horses and carriages, but sho lives Ttie Malay is cautious of giving
bedclothes, and racked her brains to as simply as most healthy American
to nny one, and accordingly will
think what she should do. It was no girls of her age. Both she and her hesitate to quarrel about money matuse screaming out, for everybody was mother nro very fond of horsoback ters, nnd
rather abandon n Just debt
too far away to hear her, and the riding, bicycling and other outdoor duo to him
than run the risk of a feud
people
of
exercises,,
the
and
Austria
thing might only come nearer and suflove her very much, for she Is very with his equals. In his ordinary llfo
focate her, or something. But the
'he Is as Impasslvo as tho typical Scot
was too agonizing to bear! Sho kind to tho poor peoplo and spends n
and as fond of tho nil admlrarl lino of
great
planning
of
her
tlmo
deal
for
bo
bad almost rather
killed than sufas the American Indian,
conduct
happiness.
Sho
and
comfort
and
their
fer It any longer. Then an Inspiration
her mother, It Is said, think more of 'though, unlike him, tho Malay doea
camo to her. Sho said a little prayer:
"O God, pleaso send that oyo away, or each other than all the world beside, not dissemble his feelings or play a
nt least mako mo brave enough to get and they nre moro like two sisters part. He has really llttlo, If any, appreciation of humor and does not unthan like mother and daughter.
up and see what It Is!"
derstand a practical jest. To all
After that she felt better, and it
lIuliliU-breaches of etiquette he Is very sensiliy llnnil.
didn't seem to requlro so very much
Havo you ever tried blowing bubbles tive and equally jealous of any Interco urn go after all to sit up In bod ready
to Jump out when, behold! tho eyo from your hands Instead of from a ference with his own or any one elso's
pipe? It can bo done, and tho bubbles liberty. To such an extent does ho carhad vanished!
Here was an lmmcdlato answer to will be much larger than thoso of the ry this Idea that a Malay servant will
hor prayer. Nannlo felt delighted, and ordinary clay plpo makes. leather hotiitato to waken nnother, even his
was glad sho had been brave, nnd lay your bands well with suds; then place own master, though told to do so. Tho
down again contentedly, feeling that them iu tho position of a cup, Just as higher classes aro exceedingly polite,
a wotght had been taken off her heart. if you wero scooping up watei from a possessing all tho repose and qultt digEuropeans. There
Lo! tbero wns tho eyo again fixed on spriug, leaving, however, a small holo nity of the best-bre- d
her! This was too awful! Nannlo In tho bottom. Hold your hands about ls, however, nnother side to tho charmouth and blow a cur- acter of the Malay. Ho Is reckless,
felt desperate. But surely, surely God a foot from tho
of air Into them. After one or cruel and careless
would not desert her In her hour of rent
two trials you will bo nblo to make sesses but a poor of human llfo, posneed! Nannlo could not bring herself
Intellect nnd has
nearly as largo as your head.
bubbles
neither taste for knowledgo nor any In.
to bellevo thnt. After all, sho had not
dlgenous civilization.
got up to fnco the danger; sho hnd only
A New York man dreamed ho was atsat up tn bed. Evidently something tacked by burglars, and that he defendmoro wns required of hor. Sho would ed himself valiantly, but
Unkliul.
received
mnko ono more effort.
Candldnto (who Is not making a favwouuds from his assailants. Ho awakSummoning nil her resolution to her ened suddenly to discover that ho had orable impression on tho mcoting)
aid. nnd In excited hasto lest her courbadly slashed hlmsolf with a knife, And now, gentlemen, I ask myself ono
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age should melt away too soon, tho litwhich he had seized whllo asleop to question
Volco (from the hall) And a d
tle girl Jumped out of bed and walked defend himself with.
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silly answer you'll get! Life.
toward the eyo. It seemed to disappear as she moved, but sho went steadA Kansas Inventor has designed a
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The first electric railway In the world
room,
vertical shaft, with a pair of partial) was built In Ireland from BushmllU to
Then sho understood! Tbo window folding wings on each rod which open Giant's causeway.
was a long, high one, without any when moved with wind and close when
There are about 800,000 houaa U
shade, and as the night was warm. I going against It.
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The shooting occurred at New Hns-to- tho Hue near Folsom, N. M No ditnl's mittance.
morcm
scemi. nanny
pleasuro Beekcn1'31'
for ,m,i)er will neeessltatu the orec
t
'ho
be
twenty-- ' could
lenrned until tho train arihed
i
After an Invnmtlon by lluv C. Pierce n view oi me rnet timere is no u,,,, ()f lwn mv.
Tf., the county
and the building country werofillti '?
t,1B
nt Wichita Kails two hours late, with Clark, the delegates were welcomed
noney In the country to .itgnnl.e any of froln ,,Khl t(J u, n,cg of rnwny ;trnck to checr'tfiei " iW P
three miles wost of TcMirkntia.
ljst SutuUiy gnine partita lmd the wrecked cxpre.-- car very much In by Oov. Henry T. Gnge on behalf of hlng nppronchlng n fcrmldnblo Insttr-- Alnlmtnn.-Wnterw- orks
, ,
at Oneonta, train passed.'
Cl,
tho state, l)r Elmer l". Hrown on bohnli recllon. Uprisings In the elty are, ()lc crcl,im
trouble at a church, but no ono wns evidence.
He rccolvcd?the l'1"'
f between 00(1 nnd 700
f...,
The car was completely s)intteird. of the I'nlverslty of California, and however, expected, nnd while they coke ovens upon the properties secur from .T. J. D cfiev. t'.n w-hurt. AH wero am sled, however,
''nWa
land yesterday they appeared for trttil Doors were battered and spllnttred, Mayor Fred Eaton on behalf of the mu- mlglft not result In Cnbtcra's downfall, ed In tho recent large deals.
tendent of th
whllo sections of the roof were blown nicipality, win told the visttots thn 'hey will cause great loss to Invested
An Krrunfitut llfHifY.
nit Now Boston.
t0""
compahV.Mdatri!
Florida. An electric light plant grnph
Austin, Tex., July 17. The follow,
5Sur (liV"
Both sides enter d Shed char's drug uwuy nnd the side careened nnd prop they had the freedom of the city dur "npltnl.
congratulato"yoJ
"I
nnd telephone exchange nt Montlcello;
lng their stay.
'
Ins card was given out by the gov- store, and before long n light started, ped to keep it in place.
forunlikely
by
Is
no
mcomt
that
It
machine s'liojis and roundhouse nt Mi tlon."
M
HcBponses to the welcoming art- - eign
ernor:
Inside the work of the robbers was
For a few minutes the battle was a
tlm
governments,
especially
fW"'
Mr. Urynn Bcntthl.
The Impression litis gone abroad that hot one
Whon It was over it wa. plainly seen. Hoth the large and small dresses were made by N. C. Daughterly, United Stntcs nnd Germany and pos"J. J. DIckcy.'lDtn-t- r TUV8
An ochre mill nt Carters- a large portion of Texas bus been In- found that tra Stnllh wns dead, Wit, safes were shattered and knocked out superintendent of schools at I'eorla. sibly Englnhd, mny be called upon vllln' n nnHim tnllt nt Kflnn antmlln ' rpnrhed the innlln Bt'.! Th 'Ter
111.;
Dr. Kmerson K. White of Columundated. This Is erroneous. The dam-ag- o Haes was mortally woiindnl, and of nil shape.
to Interfere, If they have not been and 1C0 looms nt Greensboro; n creo-jag- o
grado of the "road Wtf one U
A large crowd of citizens of this city bus, 0 and J. H Phillip, superintenfrom the Hood caused by exeesslva Simon Hues nnd Tom Krlcks we e
requested to do sn already.
WILLIAM BKYA:.
sotlng plant nt Augusta; a planing to sixteen.
rainfall has been confined to the valley badly hurl, having been knocked swarmed In and around the ear while dent of schools at Hlrnilnghnm, Ala.
Cabrera appeals to be maintaining mill, sash and door factory nt Macon.
The day was ulperlnaW1"1
After the orchestra
had playe himself In olllco purely nnd simply by
difficulty
of tbe Brazos rler, which Is a very senseless.
the trnln remnlne dat the depot during
Kentucky. Stove foundry at Au- - .seen here, nnd thorvu to
Pros- Mozart's
overture
Juan,"
to
"Don
small part of this great state. Tho
l'lnk Hart, a merchant, was struck the ten minutes the trnln stopped
force. Xumerous tales of political gustn; distillery at Louisville.
I" seeing Denver and Pi'tlo l"
J.-crops In other portions of the sate aro in the arm by a stray bullet.
It was learned that Conductor Prank IJent Kl'Phalet O. I.ytle of Mlllcrvllle, prisoners being shot to death by their
Louisiana. A 130.000 rice mill at mountnln peaks 150rnlldi'&'t
an aimress,
in excellent condition and have been Manning,
"
attorney, was saoi Harrington was on duty. They passed ' "
nu
guards, acting under his orders, nro Gueydan; n rice mill nt Ensterwood,
At the evening session, Dr W. T Doing circulate.!, it is sam mac buuu,
benefitted by the recent rains. They through the body with two buckshot l'olsom, X. M.. 10' 30 Thursday night,
Tn Iln rrntmsrtad Atf"
300
cnpnclty
of
(al,y
Wells-Farg- o
promise a most abundant
Messenger 11. P. Scott HarrK United States commissioner of refugees in Salvador ami as ninny
nnd will die.
He was formerly county
Paris. July 11. it Is r.sered tUt
Maryland. A mill to develop timber
was In the express car and saw four education, delivered nn Interesting nd more In Mexico and Honduras nro
JOSEPH D. SAYKHS. Governor.
attorney of Howie county.
- ns n
sl"t f the rovolatlom uw intelephone
factolands
nt
Frlendsvlle:
The governor received a large num
men as tho train pulled out of Folsom. dress on "An Educational Policy for ready to take up arms against Ca- ry
Drejtui
cruelty practiced'
humnn
nt Hnltlmore; butter dish factory at
He saw two of these men climb on tho Our Xew Possessions."
inu mut Mii-i- i.
ber of ch.m!i contributions from charl- brera.
whllo on Devil's Island," M Won tt
Cambridge
Henry S. Townsend, Inspector genCuero, Tc., July 15. At hut the engine, and being convinced that they
table people outside of the state of
Mississippi. Waterworks nnd sew- minister who wns respomMttor tit
Texas. Most of them were in small minds of the people are content, as the were going to hold up the engineer eral of tho schools of Hawaii, spoke on
Mntdrlil Snrrmiilrr,
orders to M. Denlel while' iottiwcf
Louisville, Ky July 12. A special erage at Aberdeen; rebuilding of feramounts, but In the nggn "
they ''olored murderer and assaulter of the and fireman, he blew out his lights nnd the subject, "Tho Educational Prob'eni
penal settlement when DwjfM
'the
factory
tilizer
at
Meridian.
I."
make a considerable sum. He received Rohctnlau girl In Goliad county has grasped his gun nnd partly opened the In Hafrom Wllllnmson, W. Vn says:
was confined will boproceeMiMlnst,
North Caroling Rice mill at
the following telegram from the Sim- - keen punished, having been overtaken side door of his car so that he could
Ellas Hatfield, tho noted desperado
Uhe government not conffnl'.t lu ac
Artitfil TrntiMii.rti.
mons Hardware company of St. I.ouls: two "'lies from Yorktown yesterday shoot when they camo to rob tho exaddition to snsh-cor- d
nnd son of "Devil Anso" Hatfield
tion to the dismissal of'ST. rw'tl.
de11.
Washington,
July
war
The
y
Hatfleld-McCofactory at Elizabeth
feud that
press car.
"We appreciate the spirit of Teas morulnc.
lender of the
M. Defordl, tho handWrftltj tipwt,
partment
some
days
notice
received
For the past week excitement hn-- s
City; enlargement of cotton mills nt
in not calling for outside aid, but wo
cost 141 lives, surrendered to Gov. AtThe trnln ran on for nbont five miles
who testified thnt T)reyf(ifrwutte aago
wero
Filipinos
organizing
the
that
run
high,
yesposse
a
with
Mayodan; grain elevator of 20,000
desire to contribute to the relief of
fiotn each before the robbers forced the engineer
kinson of West Vlrglnln In person
uthor of tho bordcrcua; Btittinsu' lithe sufferers. Draw on us for $1000." neighborhood of determined men, who to slow up. Then two of tho robbers. expeditions to Intercept the American terday at Gray. Hatfield shot Sheriff bushels' capacity at Raleigh: two- -'
the head of the anthTopomeim dManila,
transports
nnd
most
from
to
nooo
lntemleJ
t0 t'a,1,l' on tllu tral1 un;" marching the engineer and fireman in
The governor received the following
Kills a week ngo and hns been holding story cotton mill with capacity of
epartment, but hns been: JjO""''! cl'
for some time will be carrying off a posse In the Kentucky mouna seaptureci; ami I10V that front, came to the door and began
spindles and 20 looms at Shelby.
telegram, signed by a number of prom-- 1
'jS?
his
official duties.
troops.
volunteer
,!!
lu"
a cori's' wlth frty bullet holes shooting Into the car.
iaeat citizens of Hammond. Robertson
tains. He sent woid that he would
South
Cnrollnn. Flour mill nt
Hnron Haulney, nttotherjof,
It is evident that n very small Inst 1' urrender to Gov. Atkinson only.
through his anatomy, the public pulse
county:
Unable to fire his gun for fear of
Yorkvllle; saw mill with dally capacity
promoters of thoJjUerMutra-tlo- n
has again been cooled.
killing the engineer nnd fireman, Mr. craft, with a single gun, especially n
Gov. Atkinson and guards arrived nt of 40,000 feet of lumber; dry kilns nt
"At a m.i.-- s meeting of the su.rer-arngnlnst Lobet nt AutellX'iu'.-t- a
If
gun,
seriously
Injure
rapid
could
fire
This is tho llrst occurrence of the Scott wns forced to surrender.
f
of this secion held Saturday, we appeal
Hatfield ImmeGray after him.
Mnntnlt.n
...wM.c.u.t.
'pardoned.
transport.
to you for assistance, anil represent kind In this ectlon.
diately approached and snnoic nauos
Tho robbers then entered nnd placed not sink an unprotected
.mre inimireii coro
two
nttack,
of
meet
kind
To
this
understood' that m: Intel
1,".
Yorktown.
July
Te..,
10
upon
governor.
largo
prisoner
a
About
dynamite
left
of
the
Is
stick
The
with the
that thengreat suffering nnd destiovens in connection witli tlie develop- - niF0 desired to pardon HaronJctrM-men- t
with tho governor for Huntington.
tution; that we need food, ekshes, o'clock yesterday Constable It. Met, safe and Ignited It, but It failed to transports are to be armed at once.
of 300,000 acres of coal land In
, w,o mn.le tho nssnult onThlaVjt
The nny has been called upon to sup- Hatfield looks for nequltlnl on the
seed, money, anything to relieve tho aud ponse found Abe Hrown, the col- do much damage.
Roane and other coun- - the cabinet decided that thlswispiu
Cumberland.
s
ply
guns
nnd
It
ammunition.
the
They then placed about one pound of
ground of
distressed in this section. There are at ored man who murdered tho girl
urn, uiiumuu in uiu pinui oi 7,inc oil t Of the question;
on Monday last, about two and dynamite upon the largo safe and put planned to place ono or two
least 7000 acres in crops destroyed. S00
1
mines nt Mossy Creek.
transport,
this
on
and
ecah
Viiitth,
Kiltirnlum ut I'ulorrtl
the small safe upon the rtynntnlte.
head of stock lost and 1000 sufferers In a half miles south of Yorktown.
n Tir
fmiBtit
i.ikn
Distillery
Texns.
power
nt Fort Worth,
to resist
Hrown made a light with his butchc-knlfA terrible explosion folowcd. and tho will serve as sufficient
Detroit. Mich., July 12. There wero
need that must be fed to keep from
Chicago, III., July 11. Mrs til
doubling
capacity
the
of
Filipinos
nr
nnythlng
the
of
the
cotton
attack
tho
and was shot and killed.
car and safes were almost a complete
about 125 delegates present yesterday
staivlng. and our prompt nctlon Is remill at Cuero; round bale ginnery nt F.llzabeth Ingersoll of PnlneavUIc.O..
likely to bring against the ships,
In the convention of the American
wreck.
quested."
who kidnaped little Gerald lSpl:r. '
Ferris.
guns
shipped
been
from
Trill i.nil llli.t,i tH,..i,
have
The
Express Messenger Scott says tho
Association of Educntors of Colored
The governor received tho following
was
taken to the .Toilet ponltentlc-yesterdoAustin, Tev, July 1.'. Judging fro.j
the Hrooklyn navy yard to the Wash- Youth when Rev, S. W. Draden reVirginia. Increasing
capacity of
robbers did not secure nny money.
telegram from J. M. Steele, Mllllcan, the cries of dlstre.-- s
She fought like a tTgrnt,
tl,e"
be
wln
that reached the
wherc
the Iron furnace nt Ilrlstol; replacing
'
quested that the commltteeon resoluFolsom. the scene of the robbery, Is 'nRton 8un
Brazos county:
and it required! three men to tntcjbr
governor yesteiday. the area of the sixty-eigi nc guns win oror
nueu
service.
a
foundry
nt
Lynchburg;
n
talk
on
some
tho
action
miles north of Texllne nnd
tions take
"One thousand people hero have no Hooded and destitute region Is greater
from her cell to the cab In; thojjd
chlppd to San Francisco In due time to
seventy-fiv- e
miles south of Trinidad.
of W. W. lloyd of St. lxiuls before the stave mill at Roanoke: Increasing en- provision. Can't you do something?
yard.
$
transports,
than was supposed.
outgoing
on
the
be
used
tho
had been the
it
pnclty
of
Hour
mill
Uoyd's
sawat
Dublin;
of
tho
Christian Endeavor convention.
This Is the second occurrence
In response to the governor nnunt Impression here that the suffering
Handcuffplnced
were
guns
carry
nponfti
alco
will
of
for
which
first
win
words thnt Rev. lirnden objected to mill nt Radford.
tho above appeal, Mayor C. A. Adams confined to about half a dozen cottutle kind nt the same point.
woman, but she twisted one hand fn
the transports which may hereafter
West Virginia. Sixty coke ovens nt
"If Christ were In the south,
wcie:
of Uryan wired the governor that the along the lower course of the Hrazo't
struck
Jailer Whitman In tho face ani
material,
valunblo
with
Manila
leave
Slirlf(' CnnwntliMi.
and his mother or his wife or dnughter Renwood; waterworks at Montgomery;
situation ut Mllllcan has been relieved. river, but telegraphic appeal reached
tore
her
discharged
clothes half off.
or
or
returning
volunteers
y
Yes'er-da13.
July
would
wereoutrnged by n negro brute,
Fort Worth, Tex..
electric light plant at Point Pleasant.
When the Jail office wnsireached tht
sick soldiers.
the governor yesterday from Fallls and
of
partho
sesdon
day's
by
was
a
second
the
were
followed
It?"
resent
he
l.ltllo (llrU I'm ,i,t.,-il- .
aged kidnaper threw herself upon the
Milam counties, which had up to that convention, and the time was put In
tial defenso of lynching.
I'rnvuloniil ltxfiignltlnti.
Athens, Tex., July 17. Two llttl-Moor, tore hnndfuls of hair from
Situntlon.
time been considered as having es- disposing of a whole lot of bus'nnys.
her
Frfr
girls, one S and the other 10 years old. caped serious damage, calling foi
Washington. July 11. Acting under Head, screaming nnd kicking wlthl
Gen12.
Surgeon
Washington,
July
I Im.
matexpedite
can
1'ntnt
of
Texas
I"
The sheriffs
Instructions from the president, Adjt. frantic energy nt the Jailer and his
iiif children of Mrs. John Moore, a assistance.
The appeals were signed ters with a vim when they want to, eral Sternberg hns received two cables
Xew York, July 12. Fire In a crowdwidow lady who live on the Parmlee by county ofllclals.
tenement In Monroe Gen. Corbln has sent telegraphic in- assistants. She was finally carried out!
nnd they run their meeting with as from MaJ. O'Reilly, chief surgfvnat ed
"ranch, In the Mallard Prairie commubodily and held by mtjn force on the '
Gov. Sayers has purchased large much parliamentary
as any Havana, regarding the yellow fever street early yesterday morning result- structions to Gen. Hrooko, commandnity, in this county, died suddenly. quantities of Kaffir corn, millet, field gatherng
ing in Cuba, Gen. Otis in the Philipride to the depot.
In tho first he says:
situation.
es In Texas.
that b
ed In the fatal Injury to five persons
The ranch on which Mrs. Moore lives pea and turnip seed, and sent them
"Havard at Santiago telegraphs re- nnd the overcoming by smoke of eight pines nnd Gen. Davis In Porto Rico,
A
most Important resout.on war
Is under the control of Mr. J .W. where uee'ded.
to give provisional recognition to the
corn xvnm.i
vised list showing 122 enses, with 24 others.
Introduced relative to sh r lis f is.
Jenkins, a prominent farmer of that
Spanish
Washington, July 11. The secrcra- consular officials In thoso Is Fabrl-Injured:
Including
Mrs.
were
Fatally
officers
Rebecca
Hasek,
I
reports
deaths,
four
Officers'
pi is ntel.
MnrU Itiirneil.
county, and Is about live mlle from
Clendennin, McLaughlin nnd Rose Ilasck, her daughter, 12 years, In- Innds. They have been notified of the ry of agriculture hns been nppealed to
A resolution in regard to Indiistihl clous,
the place where the Humphries traced
El Paso. Te
July 13. Fire broke schools was introduced.
Heatwole; also twenty civilian enses haled fire; Mrs. Tlllle Silver, burned on Appointment of various consular olll- - on behalf of tho flood BUfferera of
occurred on May 23.
to
out in the sampling works of the Kann
Roslo Silver, elals of Spain accredited to tho mill- - ' Texas
send'
No cases In camp In the head and body;
Lubbock was intioJued and and five deaths.
supply
of,
It Is understood here that Mrs. sas City Smelting and Refining com- spoke.
or-years
old,
for
daughter,
6lx
days.
Headquarters
I
their use.
burned on tary department mirtor their Jurlsdlc - corn
He
last three
ha
Moore and her children were sick, and pany yesterday morning nnd totally
-head and body. Sam London, who tlon, nnd directed them to permit been compelled to decline as the
dered to interior."
.
i It
lluulil.
sent for medicine, and It is thought destroyed the sampling works building
lit l.i
The other dispatch reports two nddl-- ! boarded with tho Silver family, was them to oxerclso their npproprlate con-- i partment has no appropriation
for i '.vB
tfffrr
m?iT
3B
13.
Tex.,
that the fatal dose was prepaid f.r and the valuable machinery therein, tit
The
July
state tlonal cases of yellow fever at Man-- ' burned on the head and body and in sulnr functions.
Austin,
such a purpose. Secretary Wlfson ito
the mother, but she did not take any a loss of ;3i,000 fully covered, by In- penitentiary board met In regular ses- zanlllo, five lu all.
g
sending
out
flames.
haled
garair the
M
It.
of It. and gave it to the two lltt'e girli. surance. The fire engine from thl
sion csterday morning.
Wxll I'll'Il'Vil.
den seeds the department hnR In storV
l
resulting In nlmoit instantanejus city was loaded on a flat car at 2
frum Qiinmnlitir.
The filing of the superintendent's reIn rrnYhli, sent.
with
the hope that they may be plant
Seattle. Wash., July It. The condeath.
London, July 12. The house of lords gressional party, including Messrs. ri In Hmn
??:
.!.,..
July 12. The
San Tranclsco. Cal
o'clock and taken to the scene of tht port wns postponed until the next
"I'umui-uv-...ti..
II1IH HOB
"' t.n: .......I.
The children having diPd under such conflagration, but arrived too late tc meeting, whkh will occar at Huuts-vlll- e passengers who arrived here from the last evening passed the second reading Payne. Hull. Steele, Heatwole. Dalzell son. A telegram to tho secretary?
suspicious circumstances, an autopsy subdue the flames. It succeeded, how.
In about ten days.
aHT vr
orient on the steamer Nippon Marau, of the bill requiring shopkeepers to and Warner, arrived here yesteiday from the chairman of the Houston T?2&mf
was held by Dr. John K. Webster an
Tho
repot t of Financial Agent Hill nnd who were quarantined on account piovldo seats for their assistants by from Alaska. They expressed them- lief committee estimates tho
ever, In preventing them from spreadnumVerV
was read and uppioved. It shows of suspicious deaths of soni" of the n vote of 73 In favor to 23 opposed. selves well pleased with their trip. of planters affected nt 25 000.
other physicians of Malakoff, and tha ing to tho $1,000,000 plant close by.
He aaya
poison wns found in their stomachs.
nuances as follows: Cash on hand as passengers, who were supposed to have The marquis of Salisbury, prime mtn- - Congressman Payne, who Is u mem- - they nre In great distress.
v
1
balla-lt.60S.il;
statement,
which wero preserved and are undert
nnu secretary or state ror toretgn t,Pr of the Joint, high commission, gave
;
died of the bubonic plague, were reisier
The second bale of Texas cotton was per
going further analytical examination, ginned at Karnes City on the 11th, nnd ance on hand July 1, l2iv.J20; t
leased from quarantine yesterday, nfter nffnlrs. spoke and voted ngnlnst tho special attention to the boundary quesStreet car riots nt London, Ont '
up to July 1, 3!l,'itil.7o.
measure.
Drs. Hodge and Lnrkln having gona wolghs 4S7 pounds.
a confinement of fourteen days.
'5 "f
caused much excitement.
tion.
from here to assist in the Investiga'iinf.iliriiti Jli'iinioii.
Srpt to Hreri'tnrj'.
tion.
Miii-ilTo IIh ilurli-i- l In Cutlinilrnl,
Awful
fur Chiilriiiuii.
i'i'linit.
i.rniiii IIMKM
Clnrksvllle. Tex.. July 13. The John
12. The parliamentary!
July
London,
Allen Jenkins, son of J. W. Jenkins,
Richmond,
Vu.. July 11. Senator
Cisco, Tex., July 15. A horrible
o
St,
Petersbuig,
July
12.
Vcei-nnThe
s
St. Petersburg. July 11. The rmnrt
C. ullrl'8 camp of Confederate
secretary for the wnr office, Mr. Thomas S. Martin of Virginia is to be
was arresteil by Sheriff Richardson
occurred near here. Hud Stewill
will hold Its annual reunion U.u mains of the czarowltcb
Wyndham. replying to n question In boomed by his friends tor the chair duke. George brother of the czar, Is
and Ranger Olds on an affidavit charg- vens, who lives near Delma tank, six
.
In
brought
cathehere
the
and
Interred
1.
'lexu.-3 and
Aug.
eleventh
on
Tho
ing him with being a party to the mur-TT- miles west of Cisco, was mowing cane
the house of commons yesterday, said mnnshlp of tho national Democratic dead. The grand duke George, of Rus- cavalry will also hold a reunion n ;v dral of the fortress.
by the committee. The movement has been , sin was born April 27. 1871. nnd had'i
of the two little girls.
Jenkins la near his house with a mower, when
Telegrams of condolence have been the communication published
In with the
and
Join
same
been In 111 hetilth for a number of
time
the
nt
23 or 21 years old, and Is now In the
boy approached, coming camp. Tho sons nnd daughters of fie received from Queen Victoria, King London Times on July 0 giving the quietly engineered by some eastern years, suffering
his
from consumption.
names
Athens jail.
to
officers
detailed
of
nrltlsh
nnd southern Demociats who aro not
through tho tall cane, and was not vnterans alt-- have u pan in the
Humbert and other sovereigns.
nrnrpen tn snul l Afr en tn
J'he heir apparent died ut the lrape
nll.nuiwl
In
with
tint
tin.
mnntinr
by Mr Stevens. The blades of
The late grand duke was nn English the forces there, had been sent with
The followliu n..nedhje
"n,nrP ,n ,,,P
James Wall, an orphan of 12 years, seen
Uca8U, where hV
tmrtv is holt. rondueted l.v Phnlrmnn If'"1
ItOfl llAAh
t
......
have been Invited: Sen itur l.ur-nc- e Fcliolar and nn earnest student of na- the knowledge of the marquis of Jone?,
i
was thrown from a load of hay near the machine struck the child, comiiaiiimg
tor nis
neaith'tl
secretary
Landsdown,
of
stato
War.
for
iIj.i. val matters. He onco translated rapt.
Chilton, Hon. Joe W. Han
Brady, McCulloch county, and hl3 neck pletely severing his left foot and right
Mnrtin Is looked upon as ono of the sake.
leg. Two physicians from this pine II. M Wynne, John Peter tunith u.ij Alfred T. Mahan's "Influence of Sea
i no grand duke
broken.
The residence of Mrs Mollle Shack-let- t, best political organizers In the coundied of n violent!
hurried to the scene and dressed the Judge O, C. Duulap.
Power Upon History."
at Austin, nlucd nt 13000. burned. try.
nnd sudden hemorrhage of the throati
wounds,
nnd at last accounts tho child
Klllril IntMntljr,
was resting well.
Curri-lit Tiiluri'il Mfii.
Su I.lnlile
Arciimmni-r I'm lier.
Winlilnu'lnn Siilrlil,
El Paso, Tex., July 17. Harry Barr
It Mni;imi.,
Tex , July 13. Aetliu
Corslcnna,
Washington,
11. One oi the
Washington,
12. The secretary
July
July
Washington,
12.
July
E.
Charles
Instantly
was shot and almost
Washington.
killed
July 11. The Glacleri
ItHllMnjr
iiiiiiinn.
SherltY Charles Weaver received a f e. of state has sent Ambassador Cambon Glbbs,
11
in Washington is has arrived at Slngnporo,
years of age, formorly a happiest women
at 6 o'clock yesterday evening In a res
She carries"
Houston. Tex , July 1.". The rail- phono message from Powell atut.n; of France an answtr to the latter's
n
hotel man of this city, Miss Annlo Wheeler, tho daughter of a. Inrga cargo of fresh refrigerated!
taurant which Is attached to a danco road situation la practically the same.
thnt James Green a white farimr la recent letter submitting tho clalnk of shot and killed himself yestorday. He j Gen. Joo Wheeler. Sho Is going to nc- - Illinf Intnn.ln.l
.... .. . . ..
i
hall. Maxwell Smith gavo himself up Tbe damage to the San
lur- me iicei in thfj'j
thi-- i
Antonio
$10,000 damnges was at one tlmo n proprietor of tho company her father to tho Philippines.
and
Miss
had
btablxd
Ivan
Favro
been
section,
for
that
Philippines. Tho nnvy department Is3
to a policeman and said he did tho Aransas Pass Is greater
r y attending the capturo of tho Froncli .nun nouse nnu later at wormiey s Mlbs Wlicplcr has ueen
than was at times In the body and v as
appointed a Kreatly Interested lu
shooting. He lu now In Jail. Two shots first supposed
i
hotel,
enterprise
proved
tho success ofj
but
the
latter
and It may be a dav or wounded. He was then In Pow'"'
Rodriguez, on which n
failure. Brooding over this and nl,rbC b' tho wnr ''epnrtmcnt. nnd so this experimental shipment, ns wel
treatment. The mes.;ue stat d fi - Bteamer Ollnde
were fired and one of them passed tw-- before the breaks are repaired. In
was
passenger,
a
sho
by
goes
the
sue
cruiser
nn
by
in
official capacity.
other misfortunes, Including the loss
now
iI81 "one
through Harr's heart. Smith, when the meantime the trains of this road t"er tnil,1 XMX sta,,"1"
purchases of Austra- Nw Orleans during the blockado of of his wife somo tlmo ago, are tho Sho applied herself for tho commis . .... 1.makennheavy
the tmrks nf thn Qnutho'rn Itpo colored men wlio had not
nu-- biiium)' oi mo uect I a I
seen In his cell, said
.otltarrhad are uslne
sion,
nnd
nfter
her record In the hos- UIU I'UHl,
nuM,ty Sherlffa Hamrioml, San Juan.
Tho secretary reviews the causes ascribed for the rash act.
i
c
'
t0 l
they ani, atory woro
..ting
been following him all day.
pitals In Cuba and the camps In this
M.nl t0 ,.owe t0 lnveb. f,ctB in much detail, and states tho
h
country
department
tho
conclusion that tho government Is not
grained her
tlgate,
trouble, and came Into the restaurant condition beyond that point.
The Central Texan Medical associaThree enses of plague aro reporters
request.
liable on this claim,
tion convened nt Waco on the 11th.
i
with hla hand on his
m
m, r.gypi.
I lit I
vblch he endeavored to draw.
s I line hy Kioliig Hue,
llmir.
Attorney General Smith hns received
Chnrgril With Killing I'lceoDt.
Tfirllili. right,
Sulphur Springs, Tex.. July 13. A
Klrrtrlri.l Worki-rEl Paso, Tex.. July IS. What is
strlkf.
Denver, Colo., July 12. Alvln B. , ,etlera from tho attorney general or
Midway. Ky July 11. Lister
by
county
gentleman
Hunt
tho
from
wasnington,
lrlih I'ntntu Miliin!it.
July
11. About 100f
Is a kissing bug has made Ita
ntul
expressive
of
0hl
their
of
Daniels
Denver and J. A. R. Elliott
n leudlng trotting horseman
membeis of tho local electrical work-- J
Gainesville, Tex., July 17. Eleven appvarance In El Paso. It stung Mrs. name of XIx, visiting the family of of Kansas City were arrested last night leslre t0 attenJ lho anti-truconfer-o- n
and capitalist, had a terrible fight yes- ers
eight
Garrett,
Jeff
miles
of
south
Campo
'.isi
on
nulon, comprising nearly all suchji
lip
the
lower
nnd caused a
cars of Irish potatoes have been
ence
terday with Matthew Martin, a brother
warrants Issued bp Justice Nichols
swelling. Mrs, Campo town, whllo passing throcgh th n ro
workmen In the city, struck yesterday!
hipped from Galnosvlce this season. tremendous
was stung while looking
the lot was attacked by a boar, thrown to of Golden, on complaint of tho humane
Charges of alleged violation of civil of Stato Senntor Henry M. Martin, for n raise from 2 to $2.50 to $3 perK
This Is the largest shipment of pota- porch of her residence. Sheunder
was In a the ground nnd a gash cut In his lelt society, on a charge of killing plgoons. servlco rules against Senator Galllnger over a business misunderstanding.
iy, nnu lor eight Instead of nlni1'
toes ever made from here by two cars, stooping posture and was peering unTho Colorado law permits the shooting are being investigated.
Mnrtin drow a pistol nnd It Is claimed nours
work per day.
and another car or two will likely bo der the porch when the bug flew side and on the thigh three inches long
Wltherspoon drow a knife. When thn
it took B0cety cIalmg u ,8 ))Va(1
shipped, as that vegetable Is still plen- quickly out and stung her. It was not the wounds Udn. serious.
L
0.inlel8
Bricklayers
on
men
at
wero
work
oil
the
separated
mill
diffmuch
after
killed or captured,
'JftlJK.
but ....It is firmly be- - two men with rails to bent the infu- - l wim
u- -n mininnniro uni
A.,. (
i n,., tmn
.. ...
",
tiful. Other vegetables have been and Ii....... .i.. ji
uervera
iiic
,vi
"iimirai
has
been
acntiltt
and Board nlock, at Paris, Tex,, who iculty Mortln wns badly cut nnd mny
,a a Kissing dur, A rlatcd boar away. Tho gintlcmau waa .In the highest courts. This Is the
uitti
n,
oy court-martiare being shipped out In large quantiof blame In VUHUVW-was called and the usual an-- ! about 65 veara of
tnnnAA.f
J
of the recent match between Kill. wero getting $4.50 per day, struck die. Wltherspoon was unhurt. Marsuit
nc.
tlon with tho destruction of his fl
tldote applied.
ties.
ott and Daniels for the Dupont cup,
for 5.
tin's pistol wns not fired.
In the battle of Santiago harbor.
I Ir.l ttlllr,
Plru.ra Oil I'riiilnrrra.
Cnmmtniimtil,
Shields Irvln and F. A. Turleton shot
Whin l.nurlor Snjr,
ri..nniir ...mte.i.
Linton, Tex., July 13. The first balo
A special train of nine
re- Corslcana, Tex., July 17
Bielefeld, Prussia, July 12. On the each other to death In a duel at CrawIyOckhurt. Tex.. Julv IS. An 18. nf tv uunn ,... a miL.,i in .,.. d,.,i
Ottawa, Can., July 11. In the house
coaches fllla
unveiling
with
yesterday
fusal of the railroad commission to
hero
a
of
teachers on tho way to Los a.
tablet
Miss.
ford,
nf
commons yesterday afternoon PreRr( whe workng c,n couaty an(1 broughl Ju,ru
Mcnn
commemorating
,
Emperor William's
.
W.i..u.w u.c ,,r.e.,v .n3 u
mier Laurler, in answer to a question, Reles to attend tho National Educd
a flp,(, a few mp), 80Uth nf
Up to tbe 12th
e
petroleum nnd apply the rat. s on re- - WM crminiIv awanltud. Th hmt.
A cablegram from Dusseldorf, GerConfcder- - speech in 1897, In the course of which
said that tho negotiations between tho tlonnl nssoelatlon convention omsho
fined petroleum to the crude article UF0(J a knlfe t0 fwcp
promised
protection
at
lahe
veterans,
to
many,
of
residents
Navarro
national
announces
tho
death
of
Mrs.
United States and Canada regarding Into a freight train within 300 yard
g,r,
gub
)nt0
the
Is pleasing to oil producers here. They lng8lon. The
county, have filed application under bor, the kaiser telegraphed his Inten- Amelia Elmendorf, mother of
the permanent Alaskan boundary line of tho depot at Nownian. Stanlslaii
b u
WM fo
knfe
.,, " .,..
lu new ,ttw w"" County Judge J. T. tion of presenting to the city the cost
claim that Iiad t'ae decision been otner
.,
,u
t
Elmendorf of San Antonio.
were in much the samo position as eounty, California. Two ladles wci
tn,ra
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stout of Navarro county for petitions. of the atatue of the great elector, Inwise It would have given a black eye away from the place of
when
tho Joint commission adjourned. Killed and thirteen passengers II
assault. He
tended for Berlin, aa a memorial of his Cardinal Teodolfo
to any movement looking to tho es- has no been captured.
Mortel, vice chan- I,n regard to a provisional boundary, Jured.
An absolute- quarantine has been es- reception and a reminder that he, like
JtA
tablishment of outside refineries and
tablished at Santiago by Gen. Wood.
his great ancestor, has an Inflexible cellor of tbe Holy Roman Catbolla the United States and Canada were
Orand Lake, La., eighteen miles frol
would compel all producers to depend
will, and in spite of opposition "pur- church, who waa raised to the cardinal: not able, so far, to ngreo upon one, i.ano Charles, was
A
faro was Inaugurated on
visited by a wlu
Taxas postmasters held a meeting at sue without deviation a cowrie ot
on one market to the sale of their oil.
ate In 1858, died at Roma in bis 93d but he was In Ijope that they would storm,
Waco on the 12th.
a hotel was blown ol If
th 11th at Detroit, Ich.
right."
year.
be able to do so.
oiocks nnu a man Injured.
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tuncctirotuiuc'iif our
id. Mr. Seilvcner In well
Ikerl
tho would ullierwl.o, be
the incani by which they
you want to buyir lon.e.
re mUniitniroof this upir-inrkfl- f
nl oiitlt. a the Mate,
WlIon for it l.urtMiii: the
Conn)
lree
A Desire to flat I.teiia
"Yea, we were mighty glad to got
home."
I
lul nun
nlnl liflinrllt
i
i iiu
iw tlm
iniu ii(I In
"What was your hurry?"
till nru Itfiioriitittif tho lam)
"Wo want a visit from thoso people,
jap home
who thought they were entortalnlng
iagi.shlonH
nro appiuoMtJy us. If wo don't use them up root and
branch lnsldo of a couplo of week
t
J
you may call ua Indians." Cleveland
r. :. spi'ciiii itiiii--,
'la lllll .U'l'llllllt (if r.HUOttll iPJaln Dealer.
Free
Pitt
"tfre
&
BW
p
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lion, One fun- - nlus umi ilol- Inly lTtli umi iMh. I.lmlt Antr- l.-- l
I mils,
Mo
of hi- iinlV .Wocliitlon (Hi tlieei-ir 1
On mlii .In , 'J'M to
111 to Auif
l'.lii uieiiiiiiii Ant'.
Iltli Inc. ?e 'i .'ii in MMii
i.ihi
is for full imi i oulrirs Ti VieNk- plan .linv I llu mi m'li.
I .Meetinir .iii-iu- e
reioina . l'o
Iiu. (Ylt'llente Ulan .lul.r 1 nnd
J
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Yet whllo alio chldea tho butcher and
Abhora hla cruel steel,
Sweet .Mildred, tender past coraparo,
la very fond of veal.
Chicago Nowa.
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Connt
Tax
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'Not gwlno ter mectln' dla mornla',
Brer Henderson?"
"Cyarn do It, parson. Got tor hoe
over aomo corn, Jlst planted."
"Hut cyarn't do corn wait?"
"Not so well as do Lord can."
l'l-i. ,. ii for CI. I )
lOlt.l of t.HOVIi'S " ASTKI.KSS
MC It Is Kluitily Iron n nl oiiuiliie
llisstorjn. Noeurt nup.i). ITU-niIi w.int to Kc.ii (Odi, l.u.'i) oufv.
lu best vay
Is
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dlene,
I. ting ninl elieit
mo luivo
fiHht inuillcliiii
lortbeott,
at
feel
iiul-ui-
peace
lllllll
f'lireal
I.JM S
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yes lu II duj.- chronic uat-o''Possibly, air," stlllly replied the
Vy.H, ormoiifjj Iwi'lc.
All drui.its.
passenger who was occupying two
seats. "Literature with him, however,
vJliuii, --mu, jrr uox.
J. i' Ha. IKK, Uecatur, 'l'oxiis. wns merely an avocation and not a vocation. Ho didn't have to follow It.
cre'IaiTothlivs .that loosens the 8fi
some people do. When ho got tlrod
syiuiutuy.
Jlko
m
of It ho laid down the pen."
down tho pen, did ho?" re- d
joined tho other. "I notice ho seenw
to luivo let one of tho hogs out."
Chicago Tribune.
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One Who Kuciiped.
"Your father, I think, was a literary
man," remarkud tho passenger alttlng
on the end of tho car seat. "I knew
him pretty well, being somewhat In
the samo lino of work myself."
havmg an
after
tooth pulled
I
I'No's Cure
Oat., Cuumlu.
',
1
,
Ilia
low Oregon Wns Sntwl from
4!npn'loiia Piuv Tim Ntory of n lllilii
Aeros tlin Continent, by I'reil Mjrou
t'olliya
There la a Btory of a ride, back In
the middle of tho century, that hliuu'.d
be more familiar to our boys and girls.
It wns a far more Important riilc than
Paul Ilevere's. The hero of Lungful-low'- a
famous poem rode eighteen miles,
ono summer night, to arouse a few
Bleeping patriots, and ho saved the quti- jmwilcr at Concord. Tho ride of M.tr-cu- a
d
Whitman waa over
mountains and along dark ravines,
traveled only by savage beauts and
.savage men. It wns a plunge through
ley rivers, nnd across trackksu prairies, a ride of four thousand mlks
.across a continent, lu the dead of winter, to savo a mighty territory to the
Union. There nre few events In American history more striking than this, or
moro deserving of lemcmbrance. It is
a story thnt a patriotic people ought
neer to forget. The country now constituting tho great states of Oregon and
Wiishlngton wns nmbrarel in tho
ceded to the United States by tho
Louisiana purchase, In ISO.'.; but our
government had a prior rlalm upon tho
country the right of dlsrove.y.
In
17DL!, during the flrnt administration of
"Washington, Capt. Kohert ilrav, wro
Hag
.had already carried the Ame-rli-inround the globe, discovered the mouth
.or the Columbia river. He hailed several miles up the great r'.rinm, and
landed and took poseslon In Mu
'of the United States, lu ISO.', under
Jefferson's administration, this vast
territory was explored by Capts. Lewis
;and Clark, whose reports were popular
rending for our grandfathers; but the
extent and value of this distant possession was very slightly understood,
and no attempt at colonization was
made, save the establishment oJ .the
station of Astoria lr. 1.S11.
too,
Strangely
England,
enough,
claimed this same territory by virtue
of rights ceded to It by Hussla and also
by the Vancouver surveys of 1792. The
Hudson's liny Company established a
number of trading-postand filled the
country with adventurous
'So here was a vast territory, as large
as New England and tho state of Indiana combined, which seemed to be
without any positive ownership, Hut
for Marcus Whitman It would have
been lost to the Union. It was In 1S30
that Dr. Whitman and a man by tho
name of Spauldlng. with their young
wives, the first white women thnt ever
crossed the Hooky Mountains, entered
the valley of the Columbia, and founil-e- tl
Hoard.
a mission of the Amuiii-nThey had been sent out to Christian-'te- e
tho Indians', but Whitman was also
to build a state. Ho was at this time
,3fj years old.
In his journeys to and
fro for the mission, he soon saw the
vast possibilities of the country, and
'ho snw, too, that tho English were already apprised of this, and were rap-ildpouring into the territory. Under
tho terms of the treaties of ISIS and
'1S2S, It was the tacit belief that whichever nationality settled and organized
tho territory, that nation would hold
it. If England and the English
had been successful In their
plans, the throe great states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho would now
constitute a part of British Columbia,
Hut It was not destined to be. In the
fall of 1842 It looked as ir there would
bo a great Inpourlng of English Into
tho territory, nnd Dr. Whitman took
tho alarm. There was no tlmo to lose.
Tho authorities at Washington must
bo warned. Hastily bidding his wife
adieu, Dr. Whitman mounted his horse
and started on his hazardous Journey.
Of tho perils, hardships and delays he
encountered on the way we cannot stop
to tell. His feet were frozen, he nearly starve!, and onco came very near
losing his llfo In a great snowstorm.
I3ut nothing stayed him. Ho kept pushing right on. and at tho end of llvo terrible months he reached Washington.
He arrived there a worn, bearded,
strangely picturesque llgure, clad entirely In buckskin and fur, a typical
man of tho prairies. He asked audience of President Tyler nnd Secretary
'of State Webster, and It was accorded
him. All clad as he was, with his
frozen limbs, Just In from hla 1,000
miles' ride, Whitman appeared before
tho two great men to plend for Oregon.
His statement was a revelation to tho
(administration. Previous lu Whitman's
visit It was the general Idea In congress that Oregon was a barren, worthless country, lit only for wild beasts
He opened tho eyes
tond wild men.
of the government to the limitless
wenlth and splendid resources of that
.western territory. He told them of Its
great river and fertllo valleys. Its
mountains covered with forests and Its
mines filled with precious treasures.
He ehowed them that It was a country worth keeping, and that It must
not fall luto the hands of the English.
He spoke as a man Inspired, and his
words were heeded. What followed
the organization of companies of emigrants, the rapid settJement of tho territory, and the treaty with Great Britain In 1816, by which tho forty-nint- h
parallel was made tho boundary line
west of tho Rocky Mountains, nro matters of history. Tho foresight nnd tho
heroism of one man, and his gallant
ride had saved three great states to tho
Union.
snow-cappe-
ter-Tlto-
fur-tradi-
lirdti "boys and "uolss" 'Cr- iiike truthful rhyme.
l.i-At- ,
ALWAYS ON ALGPT FOR WHAT
IS NOT HIS.
J
s
"I-al-
s,
s.
ly
ApropiM of .Summer,
Husband My dear, I want
.
juIl
mum
Depressed
mm m
i
And is It not duetto nervous
Things always
exhaustion?
.look so much brighter when we
are in good health. How can
you have,y:ouraic when auffer-In- j,
with headache, rnervous
prostration and treat physical
I
HgHSij
I
Wm
weakness?
mym
Would you not like lotbe rid
of this depression of spirits?
tho
By removing
How?
(.cause- - By ttlng
y
VK
,
BaS
.
A
j
to nsk
one favor beforo you go off on that
long vlalt.
Wife A thousand, my lovo. What
1b It?
"Dont try to put tho houso In oxior
before you leave."
"It isn't hard work."
"Perhaps not, but think of the ex- penso of lelegraphlng 1o' you every
tinio I want to llud anything." Pearson's Weekly.
Om .of Thine Qucmtlmui.
They had .been talking about the Insurance on tho church, when tho llttlo
ono suddenly broke Into the conversa- tlon.
"The church is CJod'a house, Isn't
It?" sho asked.
"Yes, dear," mplleil tho mother.
"And does he et tho Insuranco If It
bums down?" wtw the next qutatlon.
Chicago Post.
.Mini to Stlrk i?r.
the I'lijiirta.
"Why are UruwoU gas bllU so much
lighter than hU neighbors' bills?"
asked iMie manastr of the company
Br.11.lll
.v.inV.1
i.f...U J.n
..111.11 Inan h'.na
,; t.......
liiiiai (.,.
the muter lnjpttor,
Il'i.uatbfi .replied
.suspicions Hcouiulrcl always
to tUo meter u'Jth mo and Jots
, goes
' down thf .(Inures hlimelf." PhlciKo
J'ost.
A Ci rliilnl).
SM'
la
It gives activity lo all parts
hat carry away useless and
poisteous materials from your
It removes the cause of
body
your suffering, because it removes U Impurities from your
blood. Send for our book on
Nervousness.
To keep in good health you
must have perfect action of he
bowels. Ayer's Pills cure
and blliousneai.
cob-nipati-
j,sp st1JI
tttmitm 4m mum Baatorm.
to eonintt
fri-tniTon vmM Ilk
.ralo.n. hfilcli bom Tour
JonOtton. Tb.u wrue u. fritelr all lh
tpu MU
rartkitliri tn four
Mlrva prrovtVlr.wbout coit
Ad4lMI. DB. J- - 0. ATER.
Low. 11. Uut,
f
ILL THEM
.I
l
Thorio
tba
peace
dcatroyers,
Iiouebow Kllrn.
Dutohir't Fly Klllir
not only kills tho parent fly, but
A ibeot
preventa reproduction.
will kill a nuart.
Ask your Drurckt or Grocer.
rwL j.tciuptcaco.,n.iiiM.Tt.
WHISKERS DYED
(
A
A
Natural Maok
My
Buckingham's Dye.
I
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t.aVaJ
U drwurUU
...mv
or It. V. UU i
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CATHARTIC
"Well, old fellow, aro you going to
tho organ reclul In tho saloon
"No, thank you; I am having alj tiio
organ recitals I need."
21
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woxa-ihrn-
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lu it
at
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IIU riilloHiiphy.
iiuiiiiU.iiiiber
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J
Son
with a SOME GOOD JOKB3 ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.
lues
Connt:
r
OUlt BUDGET OF FUN. tf. BULL, LAND THIEF.
(taper N
of Mr. Clm, I'
A Variety or Joke., (lilies unci Tronic:
I, wlilcli
nppcnw In
Orljrliu.1 nml Helecloil
l'lntunm unit
iject In which the
JeUiim from the Tide of Humor
lio slutu nro moio
TVUIjr Haylnga.
!i tliHt
of the sain
f.in1a Tho litccnt
ndjotirncd litis iimcil
flentlo Mildred.
nil- - Mildred has a tender heart;"
rkrtll,(KX),IKMI acres
It niiikoH her sad to boo
Ic donmln
o!
the
Id.
Thin
ict will Had boys eapy tho blrdlo's nost
And tear It from the trco;
tho date of tho cul
ture, In addition to Vet, whllo alio Borrows for the bird
Tho soleiim truth la that
former nles will now
Sho nlwayn hna a wing or two
n early day Iheto will
Afllxoil unto her hat.
lol land on the market
Pair Mildred has a tender heart:
'illon which Mr. PcTle
Sho hays tho butcher who
il liable toc.cry reader of
Would slay a little calflo muat
in Interest In school laud
Ho cruel through and through;
Vo
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WWi
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tifccs iia nt
we nro fnnl.
'V!
WIBMMBy,T?i1LuMtgirJgrJ.
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VARICOSE VEINS.
Mf'iniim of Itillef for Thlt
doubt contribute to the establishment
of this unpleasant affection. The veins
of the legs are to far from the heart
that the blood In them Is comparatively little Influenced by "Ithcr tfie
pushing or the suction force of tho
heart's contraction. The contraction
of the muscles or the legs, also, whlltj
In some' cases It favors tho emptying
of the veins, In others constricts them,
and dnniH back the blood. The constricting action of the garter na'urally
favors the occurrence of varicose
veins, although, curiously cnounh, the
trouble Is moro common In men than
Finally, the enlargement
in women.
of the veins mny be favored by a general loss of tone lu the system; lae
muscles nnd all the lleshy parts become
Ilabb;' and do not support the veins as
they should, and the walls of the veins
themselves participate In the general
relaxation und dilate. The discomfort
caused by varicose veins Is often very
severe. The limb feels heavy und distended, nnd there is a more or less constant, dull ache, nmountlng sometimes
to actual pain of a burning charncer.
Often In neglected cases, or after the
trouble has lasted for a long tlmo.
ulcers form on the legs, which are very
dlfllcult to heal. More rarely a greatly
distended vein may rupture, forming a
beneath the
purplish
discoloration
skin, or If the skin has become thinned
It also may break and a severe hemorrhage results. There Is no actual
cure for varicose veins except a surgical operation, which Is seldom desirable, nnd we must be contented usually
with such relief as can be had by sup
porting the dilated veins liy means of
Hti elastic stocking. This Hhould be put
on Immediately on rising In the morning and worn throughout the day. In
severe cases the patient should remain
In bed or on a lounge for a few days,
with the limb raised on a pillow tn
oruor to favor the emptying of the engorged veins, while if there nre any
signs of Inflammation, cloths wet In a
cooling lotion may bo laid on tho part.
Youth's Companion.
AT HYMEN'S
ALTAR.
In some partH of Switzerland a custom obtains for tho friends of a bride
to present an elaborate cheese to her
on her wedding day. It is then used
as a family register and heirloom
the births, deaths and marriages of
tho various members of the family being recorded upon It. Rome i.. these
old cheeses date back as far a- - 1CC0.
A country squire exhibited ono at
at an agricultural show, which
was from 170 to ISO years old. It had
been an heirloom In a family residing
In tho canton of Vaud, after which It
became the property of Its present possessor, who resides In the Canton
Ges-sena- y,
Hcrne.
rs
A new fashion In weu dng presents
appears to be about to supersede tho
hackneyed one of jewelry. It takes
the form of prayer books for brides
and bridesmaids, covered In specially
designed artistic bindings, with the initials of each recipient, and the dato
of the event In gold on tho side. A leaf
of vellum, with gold border, Is also Inserted In each book for tho signatures
of thoso present at tho ceremony. Tho
Idea Is excellent as a prayerbook is a
hervlceablo article for dally use, and
Is also a memento of tilling the otllce
of bridesmaid. Apropos of honeymoons
It Is curious to see the many different
ways In which people consider It happiest to spend that period.
HE
-"
iu" "t 'v.asjdw ","
ct
The Baltimore & Ohio directory Is
a strong one, as can be seen by the
following short business history of
ach director:
William Salomon of New York has
been connected with the banking houao
of Speyer Ac Co for many years nnd
Is regarded as one of the foremost II
nanclers In the country and has had
charge of the reorganization for the
mnnugers. Jacob II SchllT Ib a well
known member of the firm of Kuhr
Ixieb St. Co.. of New York, bankers and
financiers, a director of the Union Pacific Railroad of the Nutlonnl C'Hv
Hank of New York and of other large
financial Institutions. James J. Hil.
of the
la well known as president
ANTj
BRINGS IN TROUT
DUCK FROM THE LAKE.
Hunter' (iin,,i
Out il fire In th
llrliiKlni: koiI I'ourlui;
liiiottliu; Trie..-- ; Onin il li .1
.Vlulne lluiitniimii.
I'nt
lit
Haze lluson, n noted huntei In i..
wilderness around Squaw Pond Uk'' i
Aroostook county, .Maine, owns a iiiuu- grel dog which much line gold (..um
buy.
This dog knows notlnn nom
s
the pampeied life which his city
He answers to tin- initne '.i
lead.
Sam, Is thiee years old and ueigu
Haze got him when a
forty pounds.
pup from a Toblque River Indian, gn- ng In exchange for Mm two muski.ii
skins und a half pint of red l.quor
Sam gave proofs early In his carei
that he was no ordinary dog. He i
wasted time on running after sun
birds, and has never been known tn
exert his energy In chasing cats o,
baying at the moon, but glve- time to more Industrious pu
"tilts,
ills sagacity, lntelllqetiee ami
remarkable doings have been the topics for many an evening's discus-io- n
.
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H&;1
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ft?
A&'r
S?;r,V'
Cumil. Byrup.
TMtei aooa. vta
n
their accustomed surroundings, like a
sailor who stipulated that his bride
should take him well out of sight of the
Hut the most Ideally perfect
sea.
honeymoon, according to a sentimentalist. Is .when two lovers have been
parted, and "after long grief and pain"
they meet once more, not to be disillusioned, as sometimes hnppens, but
to find the love of former days moro
thnn renewed. Their wedding follows
swiftly on the happy meeting, and they
go off with tho glamor of It still In
their hearts, to some place of sunny
weather and perfect beauty. Such an
experience of happiness as that Is rare,
but for those who aro fortunate enough
to win It the remembrance must remain a lifelong Joy.
riling Itiil limited
Itt-ir-
I'eople.
people, as Is well known,
are less subject to baldness than others. A Loudon doctor explains the
matter thus: The hair of the redheaded Is relatively thick, one red hair
being almost as thick as llvo fair or
three brown hnlrs. With 30,000
the scalp is well thatched, whereas with the same number of fair hall 3
one Is comparatively bald. It take3
1CO.0OO fair and 103,000 brown hairs to
cover adequately an ordinary head,
Hetl-heade-
tl
red-hai- rs
MWSzm&&
Combination.
An
Excellent
Tlie pleasant method and beneficial
Great Northern Railroad and Is reclTocts of tho well known remedy,
garded as one of the most suece-sfrailroad operators and financiers In the Svitfl ok Ftos, manufactured by the
country. Edward It. Bacon If presi CAi.trotiNtA Flo Svitui Co., Illustratevalue of obtaining the liquid laxadent of the Baltimore & Ohio .south the
Western Railway and was chairman of live, principles of plants Winvnto be
,ii.uiiij tnni
llalilUIIJUl i
on reorganization
the
In the form most refreshing to tho
which proposed and carried out the them
to the system. It
acceptable
and
tasto
plan of reorganization of the Haiti-mor- e Is the ono perfect htrengthenlnp
laxa& Ohio Railroad.
He Is a directive, clean sin tr the system e.iTectually,
tor of the Farmers Loan and Trust dispelling colds, henilnehes mid fevers
Co. of New York and for a long time (jiMitly yet promptly nnd enahllutronc
has been Identified with the Uulttmore to overcome habitual constipation
& Ohio Railroad as one of those lnter- Its nerfect freedom from
ested In the property. Louis Fitzger- - CVery ofiJecHrmalilo qtmlltv nnd sub
aid of .New York ts president of the stance, ana its neiinrr on, me niiim:,vn
.Morel utile Trust Company and has liver and bowels, wit. milt weakenlnfr
long been Interested In the Baltimore or irritating them, make, it the Ideal
(c Ohio Railroad and Is chairman of the laxative.
In the process of manufacturing- - fif?s
reorganization committee, Norman U.
Ream of Chicago represents his own are used, as thev aro pleasant to tho
...- - . hut the modi. dual otinlltlcsof tho
nto
and the Interests of Marshall Held. I
remedy are obtained from senna ana
I). Armour nnd their associates wh-- i
u
have large Interests In the property, other aromatic plains, uj- Fio
Svim;
and Is also Identified with many of tne known to the rM ironxiA
to pet Us henollciai
largest flnuncl.il and comnien lul In- Co. only. In ordtr
and to avoid imitations, plcaso
stitutions In the north.wt James eilVets
remember the- fuil num-- of the Company
Stlllman Is president of the City .Non the front of every package.
ational Hank of New York, is closely printed
Oil
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
InterIdentified with the Standard
ban rnANCiaco, CAt.
ests. Is a dlieetor In the Chicago and
T.otrisviLi.rj. icy
Nirw york. n. y.
und the Missoun KanPrice 0c. per bo
sas and Texas Railroad, also a director For sale by all Drugplt
many
largest
of the
in
financial InstiBRSOTS SRON T0KIG
n
tutions In New York EJ.wird H
In
riu
.fr iihea ftiitMant
of New York Is the new piei.
t fii u
a
A
t ''tiiTull
if fwt
dent of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
in i
in k si m (irn fit i j ii i; df
and chairman of the executive
r tsfifl It dnT ft"
i
') 'Ii reai,l
of the Union Pacific Railroad
iinttiifl ii
flp h ami up
AiK jour diuiifiti lor 1U
and chairman of the Illinois Cun-a- l
J. Kennedy Tod Is tne Lead of the New
York banking firm of J. Kennedy Tod
amm BROWN'S IRON TO!
& Co. and Is a dlrec.or in the (J: eat
Northern Railroad and Is .onr.e'ted
School Lund. School I.unl
with many laige financial Institutions.
Charles Steele Is a mem'.i'r of the .New
BI.IC DOM.'
York (aw firm of Seward, Guthr.f nnd PUBLIC DOMVI.N. Pi
Steele which hns acted as the coune
of the reorganisation syndicate. Alexander Rrown is the head of the firm of
Alexander Brown & Co. of Hait.mue.
and ionti'(ted with Bro.vn Hrjs. & Co.
I)t YOf KNOW llint the Sunretiie
of New York and l.onde n and is a
T Mm Iiiih ileetdetl
that nil the V
financier of dlitlr.ruished nb!..ty. il. nf m.i
ti In lexim leli.n::i to tin Tree S
Clay Pierce of St. Louis is associated 1'iiimI and th.it He l.fgniuture has
.'Jiiuuoiio iieren
hi
with the Standard Oil Interests and is piiieil mi1'iitille
I '"iimiti
on tie marie
the
a leading business, man In his city and nf
Kile U M'le.iil lull, lit $1 IK' mill $1 .'
Is associated with large financial iniieie, mi tn jeurs' lime, at ulilv 3 per
H. Crawford Black and Int. ret, Willi Ii net will tnke efTeet lJ
stitutions
the .tiljMiiriiinent ur the l.egimnt'
John V. L. Findlay are woll known afier
KMt
about when the f'
Marylander
being appointed to the etDOllu1JL"
ut si UiK'l Hurts will be ent e
board by the governor representing tho the General l.,iu.i otiiei to the Count:
,,h Uig eob forfeits
stateinterest in the Uuitlmore , tl..n .m 'ouum
the Mink." for wle nff.ila'
Ohio Railroad
In whnt ( oiintles
lilt Vol" KSnW
public I in
.sihu'.l I.auil is i
Coming home earlier wl'l lure a nstate
lltUet fnr nub "'
tin YOf WANT n book giving the fd
wife's Insomnia. Mr. Husband.
In r. .tnd to th(
of the Stnte
.lias.. et lnltll. I'r,-- . S hoot fjllu
"In l..iunilr
anil -- Mrt.
.
j
at the village grocery, whre the residents of the town congreg tte twice a
week to get their letters and paper"
Huson has n
.from down the state.
camp on the shore of Squaw Pond .I.e.
where he spends the greater part of his
time, and Sam constantly keeps an eye
out for bear, etc. The region abounds
In hear, deer, moose and caribou, but
Sam has learned the laws of the state
and in close time will not chase one
However, If any of
of the animals.
them strays Into tho camp yard. Sam
sees to It that he does not long remain,
No charge of Illegal killing has ever
been laid at the dog's door, so to speak.
As a fisherman Sam has become an
expert. In tho lake near by are nrin
fine trout that are not molested by the
d
kit of the city fisherman,
and the dog spends much of his tim
on the shores of the lake, where he
watches with great Interest the slimy
bottom of the lake where the trout
tome up to feed olf tho water weed
When llifson wnnts a trout for dlntie:
he calls Sam and tells the animal 1
bring a trout. Sam Immediately goes
to the shore of the lake, watches a few
minutes, and then swlm out. Shortly
after he dives toward the bottom, and
nine times out of ten when he reappears At the surfaco he has the (Uh in
his mouth. Sam dislikes chub, eels
and suckers 'and never touches them
Xear the lake there aro fine (locks of
ducks. They come up in the fall and
remain for a few weeks, and Sam Is
then on velvet. Ills long suit U catching ducks. He enters the water some
distance from where a flock Is. and
swims nlong carefully until within a
few feet of the birds. Then ho goes
under water and rises underneath r
duck and pulls it under the water
Then he starts for shore, '.eaves his
catch and goes after another. Sam's
most notable exploit was last June.
Hoson'fc camp Is built along the side of
a big, sloping rock, the top of which
is nearly even with the eves of the
One day, just after dincabin roof.
ner. Haze started In his canoe across
slight tire was burning In
tho lake.
the camp's stove at the time, and the
stovepipe being defective, sparks fell
A llame was soon
on the dry roof.
started, and the camp was In danger
of being burned unless something was
done quickly to prevent it. Sam was
lying In tho yard, having his noonday
nap. when he smelled the smoke. He
awoke and found a small blaze on the
roof.
Without ringing In an alarm
'by barking the dog rushed Into the
camp and grabbed a water pall In his
teeth and ran to tho lake. There he
filled the vessel nnd ran back to the
house, climbed tho rock and turned the
He rewater onto the blazing roof.
peated this operation several times until the fire was extinguished, and before Huson, who had seen the flames
from his canoe, could reach the house
1
high-price-
1
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to Um.
kmttrSlT
SoM by
Prica, 50
ll
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North-Wester-
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Har-rlma-
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Forfeited Lands.
Forfeited Lam
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pldi-ln-
I
lree
To get liext
mix noIH " Faultless
.Stnreh" tn n tittle cold water, when dissolved pour on boiling water until It beAll grocer- - ell "Kuultlu-- s
come- elenlbturch." Largo pneknge. loo.
il.
-
Mrs.
insliiw"4"M.iitli:r.i;
V
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The average youth (eels
being called "mister."
l
xyrup.
tr emm, rMr.fr
cure. HlaJ.u.U- 25c a
unitee..
!...
proud on
Hall's Ctturrh Cure
cure. I'rice,
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m
DCMOIBSGGe,yurPon8,on
MICK
Write CAPT. O'PARRCLL. Pei.ilon Agent,
1435 New York Avenue. W ASHINQTQN, D.C.
- l.andictt
on
STUDY ART AT HOME act!
llei.cn. I Oil.
t
t-
I
rjtrnn Water Color ind Pantei InMruc-llODbv
ma or it -- tudlo One ihomnnil referencei. Adilre't,
Viiriiona UA Tun mn N'u 1 ?itli Ave lienrer.Col.
EDUCATIONAL
DEPARTMENT
Tulor.1, Unl.ornll
'
tia-e-
rCllulyilvDOUBLE
TSc.
A miracle a happy woman with
last year s hat
MEDICAL
inl
,
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Forchr.dreu
of the uinouu
with the r iin
tbitis of the Man- in, it KtntlMle In
te
of
to thettl
tieilt oil t i .Vou'
tm YP WANT a timh of the State by
i ninth'!.''
of
lid yiit' WANTil a enpv of the net:t,OoO,ni0
Juplacing this
i
of Public liiitmiln ..ti the uiHrket for
is
.ile which will take effect nil days after
the iiiliiitirniiieiit of the I.eirlslature?
as to
DO YOU WANT to be
whnt top to tnke In order to place your--el- f
In
norlt Inn to secure some of tbla
Public Domain, which will be on the market, am' to .ectire xonie nf the forfeited
which will be forfeited when the
.IstK lire sent out?
If you nre Interested In the nbove. then-sen$1.0ii. either by personal cheek or
ti uney order, to the tiuderslt'ticd fer n copy'
of his bonk with tnnp of Tem-- , nlvlug
hniv to buy
Si IiooI I.ntid I.nw and tclllnc
- tne. with list of nullities In which It Is
' en led. ntid
copy of the recent net of thu
nhleb will be Inrnluablc to you
to secure n home
If you wli-niAS p scmvKxnrt.
Formerly State Compiling Draughtsman,
Iter Am Austin Teins
References Hon John II Ueagan. Rail,
r
r id ' oiutnls-lo- ii
Hon K. I' Wllmot,
Pres, Aiifiln Xstlonnl Hunk
mm
A hack
tn a quiet neighborhool
causes much e.Mltement.
Do Your yert Irhe Hint narnT
Shake Into your shoes, Allen' Foot-Easa powder for the feet
It makes
tight or New Shoes feel Kasy. Cures
Corns, Bunions Swollen. Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. 25c. Sample .sent FRUK.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy, N. Y.
A woman who earns her money Is
not as a rule a bit stingy.
Is a
N
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-
ol Louisiana.
patents mawssr
WITTY RETORT.
Ita HdiantHti-- for prsi
uuptentabhUr una llsu.1 Iloolt rmt HDrri.axp
iii.tm 'ua both In
empte uimrti rir Riei t
b
tu tnsu- nit
WASTI It Case or tiao Health that RIP-ASam unrolls j tree hi
u c .p-- ) tu the errat
That Caused a l'nt Juror to llnng the tbarit)
- ,t tienetlt.
1 cents to Itlpani Chemical
Jannj-II r ii
m
tb
an
C
Ne Xoric. for 10 ample and ixlj teitltnoatai.
Dually,
Jury for l4li Vonrhec.
at thi led
aitn.t'nci n,i i. t mt J
Mde of the
sea.k
n iirms ticioler
Tlie
IM pexiso.liLdllu
AffPntc. Wanted
Hit. -- ,r rais',ii;ii an,l - r hii ,n Hj.ln-e- .
"The greatest Jury orator I ever lisH&CIIIS HQIIlCUour Portru Is anil Frame. Write
. P.. CI1.VII.I.I'. M II. Demi.
U Andrr.on
K lu M llallas.Tta:
Vlo
tened to In my life was the late Dan- r. o. 1'riif.
m w (iti.t:.vN- -, 1..V,
niuukii .t,i.
PnCOO PTnflu Af-- II I Ahllll nr ,n , v.. Am .
n
iel W. Voorhees," said a
v)03UU OIUOIV UT flAniWArit.
29-18- 99
W. N. U. DALLAS.
urmurlamY.
NO.
New Orleans lawyer. "He had a jovial W'bea Answering
Write quick M I. ('hambf r A Co. ft. Worth.Tei
Advertisements
presence, a groat resonant bass voice,
Mention This rape.
",'oT.lcff.:n Thompson's Eyt Watir
and a bearing so singularly compelling
that I know of nothing except the trite
word 'magnetic' that begins to define
I heard him In a murder
Its effect.
trial at Louisville, and his speech on
you
that occasion was prefaced by a most
amusing Incident which I havo never
seen In print.
It was a very warm
day and the courtroom was packed to
Miffoeatlon.
As Voorheos arose to
begin his argument he cast his eye
over the Jury and discovered that one
of the members had fallen asleep.
to-da- y
and smoke
Frowning with Indignation he motioned to one of the court otllclals, and
In ii few seconds the slumberer was
shaken rudely Into consciousness. Ho
sati.sfaction
wns a fat, timid looking man, and was
5
so mortified and aghast at the enormity of his offense that he could hardly
J
a
and
find words in which to reply to the
sharp questions of the Judge. Finally
any idea
he managed to blurt out that he couldn't help dozing off whenever It was
have
are and
warm and crowded.
'If the gentleman
always sleeps where It Is warm and
to-d- ay
a
crowded,' said Voorhees, majestically,
'the gentleman will no doubt enjoy
Two hundred million Old Virginia Cheroots smoked this vetr.
himself hugely In hades.' There was
a roar of laughter, but the retort
Ask your own dealer. Price, 3 for 5 cents.
1
proved rather costly. The fat man
hung
the Jury against Voorhees'
t.
client." New Orleans
.113,1-1-
'j
c- -.
l
uam-m-
1.
1
,
m-
woll-know-
i.i
If
will buy three
Old Virginia Cheroots
them
you will get
the greatest amount of comfort and
that
cents will buy in
smoke,
get it three times over
You haven't
how good they
until you try them.
cannot
instead of 5c. cigar.
Try three
'inline Vi.tiit),
.MIs PrUm
Don't let your dog bite
lie won't bite,
he 's inwny
1 e- my
me, llttlo boy. Hey
pia'am. Miss Pri- stils troth. loy (
..
io Is, ma', m
teeth as ho I
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g iod
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Some like solitude amid flue scenery;
others prefer to bo alone In a crowd,
or else desire a complete change from
Corrected llllii.elf.
In his earnestness tho great populist
Source of the Troiihle.
"Lot us not
orator forgot himself.
Dlnpo.liii; of lllnia
"Why must you and your wlfo sepaIn public!" ho
party
our
linen
wash
"This man is too belligerent to suit
rate, Pat? Cau't the trouble bo patoaoj
passionately.
Instantly his aume," said the German emporor crleU was upon
up?"
dience
its feet, crying out
always
thoughtfully.
ridicul"He's
"No, sir. That's Joost It. She won't
angrily. "I Bhould say," faltered the
patch up mo panta." Philadelphia ing tho Idea of peace nnd declaring orator, now, clearly much chagrined,
that war is Inevitable. He Is stirring "let us not sponge our party celluloid
North American.
things up altogether too
much."
In public," Hereupon there was much
"Couldn't you get him out of tho counIn Hhoulda
applauso,
followed by singing by tho
try for a whllo?" "That's a good idea. glee
"iinhhinr'a wedding was tho culmina
club. Detroit Journal.
peaco
to
tho
conforonce."
him
send
I'll
wlfo
tion of a romance. Ho mot his
on a train."
"Ho did? Why doesn't ho suo tho
company?" Indianapolis Journal,
Cbolly I slug only faw my own
amusement, yo know.
does it really amuse you
Mabol-A- nd
suffer?
people
Jo ace other
3
FOR YOUR INFORMATION.
1)00
ln
Mulmly.
According to those wise men who1
delight to remind ua on every ocnslon,
of man's lowly origin, varicose veins
nro nniongithe penalties we have to p'iy
for Btnndlng on our hind legs lnstnd
of walking on all fours like the other!
animals. It is chiefly, they sav, tne
pressure of the very high column of
thlnt
blood upon the comparatively
wallH of the veins that causes them to
'I here
become dilated or "varicose."
aro other causes, however, Hint no!
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AVONDttJIrTL
A
A
.ff31-.- .
JAm.
iaj)iw.t,le,i
vs&s
s ;.1
J
V,
Vrtsh turnip seed in bulk at Ii
Mrs. Mart l.vnch who lias been
McLctnorc's drug store
vlsitini her pVcni here, Mr. anil
left Thursday on
The youn folks vvejc, given a tMts. l O.
(.
A. "K.
1.
return
Mr.
to
the
A.
her
pkaant cntcttainmaHUat
SdltoT an Troptletot.
i
i nurfiiay nigm.
rnal Long, riugcraitl, iMcuu,
Aaverttalm Tta madofcnown on application
nl, lishinu larty mentioned last
ct
us
to
treated
W.
Smith
Mr
las.
i
week came in a day or two ago and
TIM It.H par nnnm, invariably cash'ln a fine melon Thuridavvhir.h we atereport the bluest time on record.
4
with much satisfaction and wonderThey
talk auout eating lish, squir
v
no
eu
next!
wouiu
i
Texas,
te
hlart ftitba Pott Office. Hasten.
wild grape pies
roastingears,
rels,
M Baeoad class Mall MaUt
I am now opening up the
wild
from
honey
two bee trees
taken
stock of men's boys' and
Saturday, July 22 1899.
by
party,
etc.,
etc., until
the
found
1
hats and caps that have ever
were
tired.
they
11
you
had in my store at Haskell.
Tailor made Suits, Pants and
need a hat call on S. L. Robertson.
Miss Maud Best of Albnny is Overcoats, guaranteed to fit. My
Watcrmillions of them!
spending a few tiayswith her friends, new book of fall and winter samples
shows the best quality and styles of
A daughter wjas born to Mr. and the Misses Jothson, of this place
goods at lowest prices I have ever
this week.
Mrs. J. B. Jon,eion Sunday last.
If you want
been able to quote.
A Mr. Delong has bought Mr.
Go to S. L. Robertson's for frcsli
fit you
a
good
perfect
and
something
R. K. Uebards farm in the western
groceries.
with
order
call
your
place
and
should
visited part of the county the one known
Judge Y.i
are
choicest
before
patterns
the
me
as the old Vernon place.
Stonewall coutity this week.
S. L. Roiiertson.
sold out.
A Mr. Long, a cousin of Mr. J.
Fresh turnip seed in bulk at
That was a jolly crowd of equesR.
Jeter, is visting him and has
McLemorc's drug store.
trians
that cantered out to Mr.
about decided to make his home in
Capt. tt. IKTJodson 'is home
Tandy's ranch Tuesday evening for
Haskell county.
again this week.
supper in camp with thcjanch boys.
Mrs. W. B. Anthony, and chil
There were in the pafty Dr. J.F
If you have cash to spend S. L.
went out
dren and Miss EdnaEllis
i
Tomlinson and Miss Laura Hale,
Robertson will always give you full
Wednesday to attfcriu the picnic in Mr. Lee Pierson and Miss Bernice
for.
it.
value
the Clifton neighborhood.
Fairbairn, Mr. Walter Tandy and
Mr. T. B.,WadlinRton's mother
Mr. S. W. Scott, one of our le- Miss Maud Best.
They say they
visit
on
a
Cooke
coiuilyis
out
from
gal lights, left Woflpefday on a bus- enjoyed the ride and the supper, too.
his
family.
to
iness trip, but warfailcd to get his
Mr. J. N. Vaughn of Nesbitt,
Carry all hides and furs you point of destination.
have for sale to W. W. Fields & Bro.,
of
Robertson county, a
and Mr. S. R. McCreary of this place ar
Mr. Huse Cunningham
they will pay you the highest market
price for them.
family of Kent f:ountyare here on a
We un
rived Thursday on a visit.
Mrs. TG. Marks left on Mon- visit to the family'ofMr. J. N. Ellis. derstand that he came with the purday on a visiMorelatives at Marys-vill- Mrs. C and Mrs. E. are sisters.
pose of buying land on which to esCooke county.
big
of
Monday
rain
Since the
tablish a stockfarm, or will buy land
get
most
big
following
the
previous
rains,
to
you
want
night,
If
and stock together, if he finds them
goods for the least money, take your the oldest inhabitant says this coun- to suit him.
He will also want a
&
McKee
R.
H.
ever
as
he
wet
thoroughly
to
as
around
in
try is
cash
town for convenience of
residence
saw
it.
We arc alchurch,
Co's.
etc.
the school,
'em
sec
come
glad
loaded
to
Mr. Gus Miller and sisters, ways
Mr. R. C. Cliisum made an ad
dition the other day to our supply of Misses Oretha, RacheT and Nellie for business that way. 'We extend-t- o
Mr. Vaughn and family a hearty
left last Saturdaym a visit to old
white metal.
in the name of Haskell
welcome
Oroan for sale, price low. Terms friends and relatives in Cooke
IhiHaduttTrttFrm
1
yt,
POOIiE,
1
I
-
i
rat.
McLEMOIES
is iho pliice to bi.y
son-in-la- w
e,
w
f
..'
-
your
Drugs, Paints; mimfc
Have just received a new
LOCAL DOTS.
j
,
-
19V
And can give you any quantity at close prices; alga
All
T8T ZllA a01 TDriTTTTlTI
Miil
jcy
P&V
1 V'T
'.
I
vm
A
leu
jli
!
It Was Funny.
It is doubtful if anywhere in the
bioad state of Texas
there can
Scene West side of square, front be found
finer or more luxuriant
of store, floor covered with melons.
crops ol corn, cotton, millet,
Characters Strange old gentle- sorghum, Kaffir corn, milo maize,
man seated on box, idle clerks, re- etc., than are growing in all parts of
porter nosing for an item, numerous Haskell county where farming is
bystanders, young (gentleman fault- done.
lessly attired and sporting a patriach-a- l
You assume no risk when you buy
beard passing:
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Clerk to young gentleman "Come
Diarrhoea
A. P. McLe-moRemedy.
in and let me sell you a nice melon."
will
druggist,
your monrefund
Young Gent. "Don't need any
ey if you are not satisfied after using
Strange Old Gent. "Well, you it. It is everywhere admitted to be
might get a nice one and give your the most successful remedy in use
for bowel complaints and the only
old woman and children a treat."
one
that never fails. It is pleasant,
Suppressed snigger goes around.
safe
and reliable.
43
Y. G. (Stammering) "But I
haven't got any."
Csjit. Wlllinm Attor Chtnlcr, ConRreatmnn
S. O. G. (Drawlingly) "I hope ye from New York, Is tbo prcfldcnt of The New
n FORTY
York Star, which Is giving
ain't one 'o these fellows that's too DOLLAR 11IUYCLK tUlly, m a'y
nffrrud by
stingy to take care of some good wo- advertisement In anothur column. Hon. Amos
to-da-
y
of
kinds
all
1M
JLILdOW
Sprizi
and so is our large stoekTof
Spring1 OcSds.
AMbKJ
To be up with the times you need dme ol the
up-to-da-
nevelties. S
te
re,
Money Saved is Money Made.if you WktoiiUome
4aaSa
money examine our new line of wash goods.
Staple Dry GOOdS.
A full stock of
m.
Bats, Donnptic, Setting,
Shirting, Cheviots, Denims, Licks and Coverts.
DreSS GOOdS! Foreign and Domestic. Latest inUWasli Dre
Goods, Pique, Percal, Duck, Dimities, Organdies, in all shades, bwns,
Nansooks, Embroideries, Dotted Swisses &c.
tlu-l- r
Hosiery:
1
A full and complete line of the very vcstL
J.Cummlngs,M C , Col. Asa Ilirtl Gardner, dyes for men, women
and children.
man!"
District Attornay of ;Now York,
or
Hogg,
Now
Folgl,
of
Col.
Texas, and
Fred
Y. G. (Backs off, confused)" Well,
York, arc among the well known names In
We have a large stock from 50
'tain't my fault, I've had my consent their Board
of Directors.
Mi-i-t
and
SL
people,
cents up to extracts
ParaSOls:
Apply to
There are many grades and along time."
Mr. Edear Farris and wife of
M. L. Moody.
S. O. G. "Glad to hear that, but
There is room, a welcome and.
Gloves: No costume is complete without a pair of perfect itting
of pianos of various degrees of
kinds
visiting
who
have
Hill
been.
county,
Mrs. Pollard, ofBowie, is here
kid
gloves of good quality. Such gloves can be had here at rnoiatc
I never saw a man as couldn't git prosperity waiting in Haskell county
on a visit to herdaughter, Mrs. J. Mr. I. A. Davis in tlis bounty, left excellence and worthlessness. ComThursday for Greercounty where paratively few people are really qual- married, nor a woman nuthcr, and I for hundreds of farmers and small prices. The drive we are making in prices in this line causes complors
11. Jones.
'
ified to select the good from the poor think it's the duty of every man to stockmen to engage in stockfarming, to wonder where they were obtained.
they think of locating.
Mrs. Ed Robertson after spendtake kcer '0 some good woman!"
and they should not delay their comI am opening this week another ones when varnish and polish have
ing a week or ten,(hiys with her parA dainty handkerchief tucked in belt or
Y, G. is half a block away ing. Never was there a more prothe
But
they
look
well,
made
hence
both
ents here rftrncd to Seymour very large consignment of boots and
or
peeping
jacket
pocket
forth and giving just a hint of its qj
shyly
crowd is roaring.
pitious time for the move. A year's,
shoes especially suited to the wants must depend largely upon the rep- and the
.
t
i
11.
mt
.1
Thursday.
anu
we supply uic
ucauiy pieascs icimnine lancy.
nauiiKercmcis
possibly a few month's, delay will
of all classes and sexes of our people resentations of the agent and the
Lines.
Remember that S. L.
see lands that can be bought at bar- offer a stock so comprehensive in style and quality that every ta
When you want shoes or boots it will guarantee of the manufacturer and
son is the only place in town where
pocket book can be suited.
it is of the first importance for them
In memory of little Edna Joe gain prices now going up in price.
be to your interest to call on
you will find a fresh stock of new
S. L. Robertson. to know that these are reliable. Baldwin, who died at Haskell, Tex.,
A $40.00 Bicycle Given Away Daily.
and seasonable summer goods.
Paris and London styles at our popular prices,
can be no mistake on this July 11, 1899.
They say the magic lantern There
combination
wnicn should please every Haskell woman.
We invite ea
point when dealing with a financially
Mr. F. M. MortonVfather from man had a
One by onetho loved onts leave us,
Tho publishers of Tin New Yosx Star, the
to see his
crpwdout
in every particuru'f
every
one
to examine this stock as it is
and
iA'ave ns for tbe golden shsro,
handsomely Illustrated Sunday newspaper, are
McGregor is up ank"tfisit to his fam- "show" Thurspafnight, to wit; responsible and reliable home house
Where, howe'er this parting grluve us,
giving a High OnidoHleycle each day for the and the best part is, you can possess your choice at a moderate pru.c.
of long standing like that ofThos.
ily.
A marrieosister also, whose
We may meet to part no more.
largest list of words made by using the letters
Henry Post, Sheriff Collins and Wil-bJ
Goggan & Bro., of Galveston and
Edna Joe, sweet laughing baby,
name we failed to learn, is visiting
coninincdln
Wright.
With her danrlag eyes of blue
Whatever Haskell men or women need In furn
Dallas.
him.
Was the choice of death's dark angel,
One of the most pleasant social
no more times In any one word than It Is foui.d ishings can be found here and it will please in style and price.
Our large
Wben he came earth's bndrto view.
Mr. D. H. Hamilton who is now
Mr. R. M. Dickenson went out events of the seasonwas a lawn
in The New York Star. Webster's Dictionary trade in furnishings has come to us because we
by caterhave
deserved
it
It was when the shades of evening
Two Oood
to be considered as authority.
to his nasture after the hcaw rain party given the Toufi people at the making his second crop in this coun
Deepened into nightly gloom,
Watches (first class
will be given ing to the needs of our customers more satisfactorily than have others. VY
That be came and took the darling,
and thunderstojmfind found nine home of Mr. ad Mrs. B. L. Frost ty, was in town one day this week
dally for second and third best lists, and many would be glad
to have you look at the new things in this line.
Leaving sortow l ber home.
other valuable rewards, Including DlnnerScts,
feeling very enthusiastic over the
dead yearlings lyfng along ne3r one on Friday night of last week.
It was best lor Ged deereed it,
Tea Sets, China, Stirling Silverware, etc.,
fine crops this year.
He says about
line of the fence that had from all
And lie is too wise to err)
etc., In order of merit. Tlds educational con
Mr. C. R. Marchbanks and
We have the most complete stock of men's, women's
andl
She has gone, and now the loved ones
test Is being given to advertise and Introduce
appearances been killed by lightn family of Summerville county are everything that is growing is as fine
Can but strive to go to ber
this successful weekly Into new homes, and all children's shoes and slippers of regular goods ever shown in the west, an
it
ing.
prizes will be awarded promptly without par of the best goods. Also we have
Forin Jesas' arms she's resting,
visiting his brother, Mr. R. P. March-bank- as gets to be anywhere, and such
700 pairs of ladies shoes and slippe
stamps must bo inclos
tiality. Twelve
as
Kaffir
corn
things
and
from every earthly pain,
Free
Jerusalem
in this county. We under
To those who drink whiskey for
bought
job
as
a
lot.
We
can
you from 25 to 50 per cent on them.
save
ed
subscription
weeks
for
thirteen
with
trial
And we, uhen our work is finished
beat anything he ever saw in that
full particulars and list of over SO0 valuable
Hay behold her face again.
pleasure; HARPER Whiskey adds stand that he is immensely pleased
rewards. Contest opens nnd awards commence
line, but crop or no crop he would
Help, O God, to quell tho murmurs
To those who with our county and will probably
zest to existence.
Mondny, JunoVfith, and closes Monday, AugThy
will
Which
help
without
rleei
rather live in the invigorating, health
ust tilst, 1899. Your list can reach us any day
drink whiskey for health's sake; buy land and locate here.
And for each uprooted murmur
between thesedatca, ami will receive tho award
giving atmosphere of this country if
l'lant a hope of Paradise.
HARPER Whiskey makes life worth
Mr. J. D. Conley writes us from
lo which it may bo entitled for that day, and
McCollnm.
Malone
Elsie
t
he had to come down to a
jour name will be printed In the following
Sold by Keister & Hazle-woo- Colorado, Texas, to inform the peoliving.
of The New YorkStar.
Only one list can
than live again in the sultry malaria
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Haskell, Texas.
G.
ple of Haskell that he will be here
&
be entered by the samo person
Prizes are on
his
of
old
atmosphere
laden
county
exhibition at The Stab's business ofHces, Perwith
stock
of
pianos,
a
to
soon
and
The debate which was to take
in a mansion.
But with his experi- Of the Haskell National Bank at Haskell, in sons securing bicycles may havo choice of Ladies', Gentlemen's or Juveniles' lfW model,
place here on the 39th inst. between say that any person wanting a real ence so far he has no fear of ever
the State of Texas, at the close
color orsizo desired. Call or address Dept
a
good
very
instrument
moderate
at
30
1899.
of Business June,
Messrs. Jno. Couch and Marshall
having to resort to the
"E," Tnc Naw Yorx Sta a, 230 W. 30th .St
New York City,
Pierson ol Hakkell apd Messrs. Alex price should wait and sec his pianos.
We understand that a number
KESOUUCES.
Britain and IkytiM. of Seymour has
Mr. J. J. Head from Comanche
tl,20l.7
An Epidemio of Diarrhoea.
of farmers are thinking of sending Loans and discounts
1,4S.W
fallen througjT Mr. Britain, who is county arrived, here this week and abroad for a new stock or strain of Overdrafts, secured and unsecured,. 12,.VK),00
Travel will begin to the Gold Fields of Alaska, aid
to
V.
Uonds
S.
secure
circulation....
4
suceested that those who intend coinc to the
attorney, has decided decided to locate iplhis county, He
.1 practicing
1,750.00
Honda
8,
on
U.
CoPremium
Mr. A. Sanders, writing from
seed wheat, believing that the wheat
and
a
has
wellborina'outfit
expects
15,(1.11.
and
fixtures
furnlturo
that he hasn't the time to give to to engage in the boring of wells.
being used here now has about run Other real estate and mortgages owned 0,151 ,10 coanut Grove, l'la., says there has
the debate.
Duo from National Hunks (not rebeen quite an epidemic of diarrhoea
Mr. Walter Wright left Thurs-da- y out, as it is said wheat and various serve
15.Wk1.53
agents)
Will find The Denver Road the most satisfactory roa
on his return, to Uw I. T. with other things will do after being cul- Due from Ptats Hanks and Bankers 415. VI there. He had a severe attack and
They say the trusts and comevery
particular oy wnicn water transportation is reac
55 was cured by four doses of Chambines have advanced prices, but I the remnant of his horses, about 45 tivated in the same climate and soil Duo from approved resorvo agents.... 12.0B.1.
The
why your ticket should read via the Da
reasons
IM.iO
Checks
Items
and
othercash
He was accompanied by Mr. for several years in succession.
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diaram holding the prices of groceries head.
Road, are
fti
Fructional paper currency, nlcklea
who
a
Bohanan,
to
C.
wanted
take
J.
8.05 rhoea Remedy,
.
and cents
He says he also
It is possible that deteiioration is
down to the same low notch I put look at the country.
Lawful Money Ilcservo In Bank, viz:
recommended it to others and they
as much responsible for the short Specie
them at some time ago, and will
3,ICKl.li0
A nice line ol
New arrivals:
i'MI.W,
notes
4.W5.0O
say it is the best medicine they ever
Quickest time! Giand scenery and a Through Tourist 'SlSipi
yield here the past year or so as any
keep them there for some time to new
Uedemptlon fund with U. 8. Treasur
and seasonable dry goods, shoes, thing else.
ing
Car Line between Colorado and Portland,
We
believe
it
good
For
by
used.
P.
a
A.
sale
McLemore,
Yours for business,
come.
503.50
er, 5 per cent of circulation
is being opened up at S. L, plan to get new seed
DUt one change ot cars between F ort Worth and Portl
etc.,
will
sugDruggist.
and
Carney.
T. G.
30
reaching the Northwest beaportswith economy, luxury (jJW
Robertson's just in time for the Free gest that by all who want to do so
Kl.'M.b'J
Total
wife
Sheriff I. W. Collins and
tuiiiiuti via
UAHIUT1ES.
Press to make the announcement forming a club and having sotne per50,000,00
Capital Stock paid In
FRUIT TREES.
were presented with a daughter Sat this week.
10,000.00
son to net it for them in one order Surplus fund
of
accused
is
Mr. C.
nrrtnv nichi.
Mr. Arch Eastling was in town they might effect a considerable sav- Undivided profits,, less oxpensesund
U3.107.3-taxes.paid
by saying Tuesday and said it
misrepresenting Ihp-fs(Fort Worth & Denver City Railway.)
rained for 48 ing. We will also suggest that, be- National Hank notes outstanding ... . 11,250.00 To the People of Haskell and Knox
on
coming
new
deputy
A.
Hunks
to
5,W1.12
Due
Eli
Hirshfield,
National
other
Counties:
that he had a
his
hours at
placeMonday night. fore deciding upon what variety they Due to statHllanksand Hunkers
d
out S5
A. G. P. A.
and some of his constituents say that Aked how that criuld be he explain- will get, it would be well
I have accepted the local agency
Individual Deposits subject to check, Cl.Ul.bO
get
to
the
POHT
if that is the kind of deputy he is go ed that the rain fell for six hours
for the F. T. Ramsey Nursery at
report of the Texas experiment sta
10',W5,M
Total
inn to have they won't vote for him eight times harder than he ever saw
Austin,
for
Texas,
So
12
months.
tion on the result of the tests made
Stated Toxas, County of Haskell, ss
any more.
please reserve all orders for trees and
it rain before, 6x8 "48!
under the direction of the Station I, J. L. Jones, Cashier of tho abovu named
bank, do solemnly swear that tho above state- shrubbery for me and my agents and
"""""""""assjBjJr
One of the Robison brothers
Masters Fred and Frank Rob with some forty or fifty varieties near ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
J L. Jones, Cashier, I will be personally responsible for
who bought the Lackey place in the ertson spent last week out on the Wichita Falls during two years. belief,
Subscribed and sworn to beforo me this all mistakes, and replace all trees
CANS OF
northwest part of the county last farm with Mr. Bejt-Lanier and This paper will gladly render any 8th day of July, ltfj.
Martin,
that die, if treated as directed by
N. l.,IlbskellCo. Tex.
winter and is farmincon it this year. family and hap ar'regular picnic of a assistance it can in the matter.
L.S.
B.
T. J Lemmon
PURE
cohkkct
catalogue.
Yours for fruit,
was in town thislweeksdnd said thev time just such a time as only a pair
Leo I'ierson.
Directors.
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Foster.
A.
B, T. Lanier.
We believe that such a display of
had 125 acres ofporn that was good of town boys can have when turned
IS EQUAL TO
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for at least doo bushels. How's loose on a farm in watermelon
and Haskell county's agricultural proWe never before saw such a crop
ducts as we could make at the Abi- of sorghum and feed stuff of various
that for West Texas, O ye easterners roastingear time.
of little faith?
Mr. Allen of Montague county, lene fair this fall would operate as kinds as is growing iflaskell counCans of any Other Brands,
Mr. T. J. Lemnion, one of our who recently purchased the Fi ranch an invitation to many a homeseektr ty. This me&isgdod cattle well fed
crJrisequently
winter,
for
money
next
come
see
and
to
our
which
Cans of B. T. Babbitt's PURE
county,
prominent and progressivexattlemen, of 1280 acres on the Bzosin north-rr v
the
and
farmer
stockman.
is
first
toward
step
the
getting
them
returned a few iaysajofroin a bus- west part of thelcoifnty, arrived this
ICE COLD DRINKS
SAVES THE CONSUMER,
iness trip to FoiyWorth and Dallas. week with his frailly and went out to located.
Sorghum twelve feet high and still
INSIST ON HAVING
He says that noticing the crops all occupy the place. We understand
AGK.NT3 WANTED-F- or
growin
a
Life
way we heard
the
"The
and Ac.
thatjs
black-lanalong the line and even in the
d that he was accdfnpanied
blevemmts o! Admiral Dewey." tbe world's
by his
grestest naval hero. ByMurat Kalstead, the some farmers takipjfthe other day
country he saw no more flouroui admirer or tbe natlon'sidnl
and family whose name we meiongmenu
Hlggett and best book
A00 luges, 810 In.
tons and tons of feed to the acre, erery Tieiday aid Friday eveilig,
ishing crops than arc growing all failed to learn who will also locate chesi nesrly lw psgesj over
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halftone illustrations.
Only tl 50 FreoOulflt
Chance of a lifetime and the second 'crop from the stub-bl- e and to order for entertainments, etc.,
ver Haskell county,
The Dominion Company, 3rd
Write nulck
here.
Floor CsxtooBldg,, Chicago
will be better than the first one.
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specified on application.
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guaranteed in all line
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