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OFFICIAL DIKF.CTOKY:
Co. J tilled
Ulcrk
Treasurer
Commissioners -j
Surveyor
Sheriff
Assessor
School Sujit
Stock Inspector . .
Dint. Judges "'
At'ornoy
. N. It. Maxcy.
, . Phil Metsehnn
...X. II. Holey.
J. II. Mcllnloy.
II. II. Diivin.
J. II. Ne.il
W. 1 CS ray
. Clins. Tiuiun.
U. II ay oh.
.. W. W.IIinton
M. 1). Ciiirord
. .Intnos A. Fee
J. L. Hand
KHCItUTSOOIKTIKS.
A F & A M Canyon City Lodge
No. Ill meet Saturday on or heforo
each new moon.
I O O F 1 fulmli Iodgo No. 22,
Canyon City, regular meeting Tluirs
day owning of mill week.
Mountain View l,odgi No. 33, l'mirio
City, Sat unlay ocnings.
A O U W MniiHT bodge Xo. 7,
Cauyon City, .Monday evenings.
O C T J0'"1 ly '''x'0 X'o. 0,
Canyon City, Saturday evening.
C A R it',- UlUlWK'k Voni Xo.
31 .lohn Hay, Tuesday evening on
or Ix-fo 'e wieli full moon.
Church Uirecto'y
ltev. A. Hints hold divino service
nt tho Winogar school houso nt 1 1
o'clouk a. in. on the 1st .Sabbath of
each iirmth, and at 7 o'clock in the
evening nt the M. K. chinch in I'mi
riu City. Also at the Strawberry
Hohoof houso at 11 n, in. on tho 3ril
Sabbath of eauh month and nt l'rai
rio City in "ho ovoiiing of the satno
day. At. John Day City nt 11 n m.
on the 2nd nud Ith Sundays, and at
Canyon City nt 7 in tho ovoiiino; of
tl.o sumo days.
DUl'UTY STOCK IXSrKCTOHS.
Xotico is horoby given th t I hnvo
this day appniutod the following per
K'His deputy Htock inspcctois for
(!ranl county, Oregon:
NAMIW, 1'OhTOKKICK.
L. II. Johnson Djyville
John II. linker Caleb.
John 0. Luce John Dav.
John HlacUwell, Long Crook.
Woods Carter Fox.
Win. Hull l'rairio City.
H. S. lllnckwfll, Hnuiilton.
L. M. JoIiiihoii Shoolly.
lbni . Iliinsakor, Wu tier.
W. W.lllNTOV.
Stock Inspector for Omul Co., Or.
May 7 th, 1'J0.
Canyon City
OlttOON.
VaoU or fcliuu pwJ to rJr r u.jlly r.nlnJ.
All' Work WurrauUd Flrat-cla.
a' nurrniou,
1'UOFKSSIOXAL CAltOS.
Q W. MAIUIKK, M. 1).
I'll slt-litti V Surgeon.
Oa.nvon City
Oregon.
Olllcei next door to Co. Tteasurer's
tilllon, .Main Street.
OKIt, M. 1).
Canyon City, 0n.
IIAtetm Main Si real In IUhmi fortoerl) xl
4J 1) l)r llanaril.
Q I. IIAZKLTIXR
X Uolosenp lio c
CANYON OtTY,
OIIKUON.
g S. DHXXIXO.
Atdiruoy-ttt-I.nir.
Ia)NO CltKKK
OllKOON
Pakhisii it Co.M).
A'lTOlIXKVS AT LAW.
Oanaon City, - Oiikcox.
Y A. KXIfiHT,
DENTIST.
CANTOS CITY - OIlKlOS.
Ofliee over John Schmidt's eahitiot
shop; ollice horn's from 'Jam to 't p m
ALL W0BK WARRANTED.
J. OLLIVER,
Proprietor of the
John Day Milk Ranch
Fresh milk delivered daily to my
customers in John Day and Canyon
cities. Oivo mo your orders.
pt' HOUSLHV, M D.
GltAlltlATKOt'TIIR U.VIVEIIHITY or
IN.VNsYiAA.-iiA, April 8, 1818.
Canyon City, Oregon.
O l!co in his Drug Stote, Main Streol
Inlers for Drugs promptly filled
Xo profiuHioual patiouago solicteil
iii'ish ditcctiotis nro stiictty followod.
A.ttornoy-at-Law
AND
Notary Public.
I'ltAiiui: City - - - Oiu:io.v.
Also Agent for tho sale of School
LuiiIh.
II. H0LHY,
DHNTIST.
(Oilier opl it Ma.unn Hall)
Canyon City .... Oregin.
tW .III 'ork Warranted.
ON SALE
TO
DENVER
Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago,
CT PAUL. ST. LOUIS.
AND ALL POINTS
Kast, North South,
AT
itiKi:u CITV.
J.S.WILSON Tlckot Acont.
A. B. ELMER.
Assayei 6 Analytical Chemist.
Make AnHiiys or (cIh of all kit.dn
of Ores.
F.xnmino Minos, pn p iro Maps of
mid reports on satin-,
4T Orders by mail will ireeivo
prompt Attention.
V O Mux III, Italicr llj gti.
m km m mm" 1
A V I U
I i
lir.sT is Tin: woiti.it.
llaWMrloirqualitlaart unturpaatftl, actually
oullactiiitf two Uia ot uoy clbr braiiO. Nt(
ta.cuxi tr ii.i. iirji: "i n i: ana rn.viu
ion b li: ii v iirAi.rns or.NrttAi.i.Y. iUr
FRAZER
mi
Notcli t, i 1 li t
ncrr n kc lilntr
tiulv, ami ! mit'lit
I ww mlilvd ith ctml fop c, lliut mtnt
is the riciirc uf meet".. Wnulom'
Knbcfllnc t the nvtiotMtu of merit, ami
fl liWurv in nncic-. The uu.nic.il cf
frcti ofthU j'.rvKirti..u l:ne lcc!i nttct.
cil Uy thoUMiiiU of llif Icmling Indies of
society and the il.ii(c. It illicoulv urtl
clc cvcrilivoirrol wliu li g've n Xatur
at anil JtWuti tmt to the wiuplcxion,
nt the hiiic tunc rcmovinj all rounhneM
of the fnrc mul rrmt nnu leaving llie
klti soft, nuivjtli vnl vchcty. 11 hat
long lccti the ludy of ih.mfti to pn
duce nil article that white It would fViJM
iiyc complexion would nlno have the
merit of hcing hattnttst. hut lltcc two
important ipmlilics etc netr brought
together until combined in
WISDOM'S
ROBERTI4B.
XOTICK FOlt lM'HI.ICATIOX.
Un.l omtviit llurna, Or , !) IT, !.
Nollif li lirrly clrtn ll.l I In (ollnninir ntnd
4llr hi fi:l nullc ut hltlntiUtm n iimIiv rinjil
jiro.it In upi.trt of hi. elilm, II14I 14M rpt
III t iiwclr t f .t Um t'Miniy Jihlc ut limit l'o,.
Or , or lu hi li.tiK lit" r.MMit; I'Urk kl I'thtnn
CU. "r . n Jul) t. I'. l- Kl.liAII I I.C
HAXl'K. Ilil No. tui ,tor the SW tiWiinr t,
ml IM N11 . it N K I x i: V, few 1, 1 1 li.. Ml II I'.
Ut lutm. tho tiilluiRliHr wIiimht. In (irinrhlt
wMtllnun'i rvi tirn upon am) niUlMUnH ir, itkl
taxi, tl 1 1 Auk 1 Vritwi, Moiiru A. PriUni,
Win .sudtvW.r. Harry A. Tucker, all of 1 ililf
fllr. Dr.
tiHJ J II IlciTlxgtot, ItriMilrr.
Appointment of Ad
ministrator. Xotico is heioby given to all per
sons whom it may concern, that tho
undersigned has been duly apM:nt
ed administrator of llie eslatu of
Martin Oiiudlach, decoasetl, lato of
(irniil county, Oregon. All persons
having just claims ag.iuist said es
tate or ngaiust tho partnerships of
Oeorgo OuiuilncL Si Hro., ami .lames
Xoiinati .t Co., nro lequirod to pro
Relit the ftnmo duly venlied to tho ur
dersigned nt tho store of Geo. Gurd
laeh V: Hio , in ''nnyoii City, Oregon
within six months from tho duio of
this notice.
Dated .hi no 1th, A D 181)0.
(U'OHllK (il'M)t.At'll
XOIICH TO CHKDITOHS.
Xotico is hereby given to nil whom
it may concern, that hy deed of ns
sigtimeut inailo May 8th 1 SIM), Geo
Guudlneh, an insolvi nt, assigned nil
his property to the tin lot-signed for
the benefit of nil his creditors nud
that tho undersigned has duly ipmli
lied mul en tei ed upon tho discharge
ofliw duties as micli niHignco. All
persons having jut rlaims against
said estate are notified to prcnout
thosaino duly verified to the under
signed nt the store ot Geo. Ootid
Inch it llio. in Canyon City, Oregon,
within three months from tho date
of this notice.
Juno li', A. I). 1800.
J. W. Muk,
Assignee.
.J. L. B. VIAL & SON-
i
)ircii.M.i
and J EWE LEHS,
IIaiu'.k City, - - Oiikuo.v.
-Dealers in-
WATCHE8, CLOCKS,
JevCLRY, SILVERWARE,
VIOLINS nutl GUITARS.
Mf'iuy t l.otn uu CulUttfrata.
S3T Opposite Union Mont Market,
Mnin S'.rett.
V. P. DUNCAN,
lonh IUiij .-- Or
IlKAI.KIt IN
Hnrdwnrc, MincrH Supplioi, Etc, Etc
Ilydratilic Pipe and nil kinds of
Timvnro iiiniiiifactured to order.
The only Tiii-bhop in Grant coun
ty, mill equipped for all manner of
work. I
&r REPAIRING A SPECIALTY-
i
THE CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH. 7VVY Q7TCKI
Tor it now,
OON IT WHL DC TOO LATE
I lirtrrn trouble! niiu rar with i
iliH-aM cflh klilncr uJ IJ"" ,u"
iudv Uinrrrnt rriunllrt ami lwc
.iuiiiiI alii from iliflrmit iliitcin
Mith-iul rrtlcf Alvut llie iMli ul April
I ullcrmi; fi"ii a vrry vttlrtit
attack Itial alinutl (iroatratcit me In
aucil a nirtiiiiri ui.i . w.. ...
Whrn 1 at ilowu it a alm'Wl lmiollilr for iu
to icti uu alimr. or lu Jiiit on my ilottira, wlirn
li. .71 i......l...r -til llr llrlllrv. vrltll tile
t)Ki:t.ON KIDNIiY TI'.A. to my
liolcl. i liumruiairiy rouinirni-tu
...j.... it.. I. II ttnl nil almuat
mltaculoua eflkt. ami to tlic aatou.
lalnurnl of all Ihr curata at llie hotel.
i r,w d.v.i am baimy to atatr. Al ry
, Hist I wit a new man. 1 wlllsV C3fl
1 rrminiii'li.t llie Ira to all alllwttiil I (I
a. a. Tirrri'.K,
l'rol'ilrlor 0..xHcutal Hotel
1
I
1
I MA?
Smolie of Qlant 1'owJcr.
Nothing will muko n toiulvrfoot
miner sicker tlmn the moko fr.im
giant mm tier. Almost anyone can
btniiii blnek jMiwiler bttiokc but that
of the giant powder lias upot
ninny a tenderfoot's btomncli. N un
set, and n terrible lioiulnelio is the
result to an unfortunate tciulirfoot
who is taking his lirrt experience
in tliis line, (limit powder ninoku
will ujet ti innu'.s stoniaeh as
quickly us will tho ocean tossed
hteatner niuku a person seasick.
I hero are niny strango things
about the use of giant wwder in
the milium, hi tho winter heiihon
it will freeze ami niiiFt then bo
thawed out heforu it can bo used
anil soiiietiinch the miner will put
the stick of giant jwwder in his
boot top or under his tlaniml shirt,
and the hent of the body will thaw
it out while tho hole is drilled for
tho blast. I'sunlly, though, tho
iowilor is thawed over the lire in
the blacksmith shop, uenr the
mine. 1 have Mitnettined ccu it
take tire and burn rapidly, but
never supposed it would evplodu
nniler such circuinstntices. lint 1
have siueo lenrneu that it is dan
gerous when it cntehes lire, fur I
sometime ngo rend of a miner
whose Ixxly and limbs had been
terrible mangled by the explosion
of giant powper, which had caught
while he was tliuuiii.' it nut.
('. V.
wmm
Copjrltit, is.
AN OLD MAID'S SOLILOQUY. .
Tn tk.e or not tft lae tt, ! tfcn nqrttlm
Wiittur II u beiur lo enit tint rthlr t arrr
A i,.lniler tiravlnf tli unlit of luu-e nlj
woiil'l Imlit
That lack tit loreri tama my torlr Italr.
llr lata III rrmrtllf my ataivra tale.
Aiil nif rr raw r.rlaiil llm' I lialtie.1
In llie Innuorlil r'.unt llu l.on ai'utul
!1 vatu 111 ri-.rMa' fai ernl ha1r.
n hit lirarii iur uiar-lal alftle. a r (Idm
1 hal tnf eM llr. l'lrrr Favortl l-relL-rli-W
..ul I brine tiark en4r lo a rartr.1 elieea
Ileal Ilia lieallh of ona-hnraln mouI4 Ola
1 o rlJ licrteir of all IImj fain il.o itrli."
ThonforeaaM aplnater tnoV tho rvmrHlr
ami forthnllli tixik u liualinnil iitio, ticvvldii
rrtralniHl tier titolth eml lilooiuinir bcautr.
Thomaii.tJ of wonii'ti own their frrali,
tilnoinluir rountrniinrt'a to tlm iiatdrntltu
cfTccU ot Dr. llerco' l'avorltu Tri-ctrlo
Hon. It la a oaliWr ruro for tlm mt
Kimjillrutnl unJ otiMlnr.to raos nf lou.
turrlieo. nxmalvo ti.'wiii, raliiful itini
ttruatlon, unnatiirnl eupiinMloin. irnlnii.
ua. or fulling of tlm womti, wink Imck,
"ft-mala wi-nkiia," nntKVi'rfinn, rrtro
vrralmi, iH'iirliiir-iluwn 'iianlloni, rhronln
ciiiiireailoii, IntiaiLiuutlon anj ulcvrattuu
cf tlio womb.
DR. PIERCE'S PELLETS
rr.-iilntfi ami ili'orno tlm llvir, atomarti
kail taiierta. Tiny urn unly rrin'tntil'j
ami trrfrrtly tmrinliM. Dun n Uuiui
If druvirlaK, si cinti rt lal,
1 yrritl)Tjz
v to -usrMi .r in iv: :y r1' AHirju
ACE? :TS WANTED
cr-' i ' ''Ai li'.E
I f- :'!.. ' ..';'iCAnrJU.
iK;i':;'.isTi3ic
,- n,ll On M. Pi '
Umii. nu I In' i '"l ar I at
nt lu. ii .i I II" Moomiii fll
Oji orr -c la on .iri II 0 r,,'i'' 'f 'r
aiTJ mi' . in i i- ' !' In tlm' " ' 1
nni'.v ( i ii i ' i i"'i
iHlill I .ill At i i iu- i ' 1 1'"'" . '' " "''
lion, - J'l . if ai. i is'Im i.r i..-t ' '
tliarje. O r I il i!ui' nil a'rm t ncn'i 1
A Ptumlll ".- I Otlali I'l.t.-n-." '111
nanira if ai mil c ii'" In J'".r bUii', c unt.. , or
Iohii, au'iit ti Ail '" .',
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opf. PaTC mt Ornci. WaaiONOiON, D. C.
lOW'S YOUrl FENCE V
Wo have the CHEAPEST and nest
WOVEN WIRE PENCIHQ
.Wlro HOPO HO1V.1B0.
rW INCHES IU01I AT (0 CENTS TEK HOD
.awn liati'ii I' uurr anil Hlfvii Jeii'irii a.
:m. imlmiliha. liala.l- match I'll'eil ri nt
tril'ale'a I'rrUbl I'ulil. fill f'-r ;rin illara,
llf,allUMlMxUHHIMli.. lull tun. 114.
mrm
WWW
Cliff Dwclltra.
One of tho most attractive jwr
tions of Colorado if not in the entire
west, for the nrclueologitd, is that
pnrt of the state in which are found
the clill" dwellings of n lout; extinct
race. The district in which thcFo
ruins are located covers tin area of
nearly tdx thousand npiaro milcc,
cliielly in southern Colorado, but
which includes narrow belts in tho
indjrtcent territories of New Mexico,
' Utah, and Ari.ona.
' The ruins of this region, like most
others of the extreme west and
Konth, are the remnants in a great
nieaMirc of Mono structures. It is
! evident, however, that a great Mir-
; tiou of the villages and dwellings of
the lowlands which I'omprixo this
' district have been of material other
than stone, frniuenlly, doubtless, of
rubble and adobe combined.
The elitl' houses conform in shape
to the lloor of the niche or shelf on
which they are built. They tire of
firm, neat masonry, and the man
ner in which they are attached or
cemented to the el ills is simply
marvelous. Their construction has
coM a great deal of labor, the rock
and morter of which they are built
having been brought hundred of
feet up the most precipitous places,
i They have it much more modern
I look than the valley and cave re
mains, and are probably in general
more recent, belonging rather to the
close than to tho earlier parts of n
long periisl of iH-eupation.
It ncetiis probable that a rich re
ward awaits the fortunate archieol
ogint who shall be able to thorough
ly invehtigate the historical records
that lie buried in the masses of ru
ins, the tuii-xploriil caves and the
Mill mysterious burial places of the
northwest. Mnt it is ipiite improb
able that any certain light will ever
be thrown on the origin of this cu
rious race or its history.
A Iteinnrloblc Componition.
A school entertainment was given
in nne of the rural districts, not m
awful far from New York city, in
which a prominent part was taken
by a young daughter of n well
known New York business man.
The young miss was to read a story
of her own composition, and as a
special mark of coulideuce she was
allowed to prepare il without any
auMstiinee, anil it was exempted
from the usual sciutiny of teacltors
or parents.
On the evening of tho entertain
ment the room was crowded with
the elite of tho village. The young
authoreiis was given the post of hon
or on the programme, and as she
read her story it was received with
generous applause. It was a story
of the love and trials of a young
couple iu the country, and depicted
the customary scones supposed to
occur in such cases. lu the con
clusion she told of what became of
ii 1 1 1 1 everything on the farm that
wan there when tho hero and hero
ine were young and snlVciing. Tho
following was the way slut disponed
of the oxen:
"And tho dear old oxen, Hilly and
lless, thuy continued to work pa
tiently for many years, and their
children, which were little calves
when t it-urge and May were young,
lire the oxen now, toiling as patient
ly as their father and mother used
t'o."
This p ut of tin- Mory had a re
markable i fleet on tlm ehb-rs in tho
audience, and the swr little author
ess could not imagine why her fath
er hsiked so stern and her mot her
Hushed up so.
lleiL-after her t-oinoitious will
be edited before tlu-y ate read ill
public.
"Good and Honest."
It Hun pralMM :
But nf olilo Trent
urjr lcit, C'l.liirubm,
lilili., leb C, I MO.
' I I. are uioil IX Ja-
t.iU Oil In my family
for yean, anil Rod It to
be tho mclli Ins of mmlldim
FOR GENERAL USE.
lilt "".l. I.oncit mi'OloliiK ami bouuit men
will nut hciltato torn'ominrmt It to lurTcrtng
buwaulty." JOHN I'. M.niHOKH.
IlocLliHr,
In I't.ry IIiiIIIh 'llifrei la u Cure. Xn
l.iny ApjilliHlliin n ltellrr.
i i. . .i .-
UP
:T5avto'Ho .TheEhas'A'Vooeier Eo
fY UrXv
VLS 1 ft Ml
TMADC Yfj$fflr M AfllC
m vi tt rr .
f Bnpnhaflii
To-Morrow You Dlel
"Hat, drink, and be merry!"
Vanity of vanities, mul all is vnni
ty!" The pnst is irretrievable, and no
one can doubt that the immediate
or remote future is hastening to ex
ecute iiK)ii every ono of tis the com
mon doom of all the race, l'ain,
sickness, disnpjioiutiuont, persecu
tion even, nil encroach more and
more as the days go by UKin the al
ways limited hours of enjoyment,
until, from natural cnu-cs alone,
the nest of the healthful nud unre
Heeling youth is gradually displac
ed by the growing diMnsto for the
unsatisfying fruis and pursuits of
the average life. The taste of ashes
is nlrcndy in the mouth. Yet there
have been, nud purhaps still are,
many professional maralist (by a
blasphemous misnomer commonly
styled divines) who t-oem to feel ill
their special mission, like the lo
custs sent uiKUi Kgypt, to swarm
oner the land devouring every green
thing wIiom- morbid enunciations
are calculated to dry up tho foun
tains of innocent pleasure, nud to
keep the mul in a fever of pertur
bation and apprehension, until the
once blooming gardens of the roul
aro left parched and barren like
oriental lands swept by tho burning
Siioico.
What wonder then, that to es
caH' the contemplation of the fear
ful prospect thus presented, man
everywhere turns to the transient
delights ntul illusive joys of the
present as the only refuge? The
pulpit thunders, 'Thou art dust!
un atom, and thy name is transi
tion.'" and nature conlirms it. What
shall he do? As the ship goes
down will he not burst into the
spirit itHiiii and drink oblivion?
Thus iu all ages and all climes he
litis sought for Mnudrngora, Poppy,
Hasheesh something, anything to
yield forgetfulness of inevitable fate
and produce a present evanescent
blies. St. Louis .Magazine.
Curioui Uses for Paper.
Knilioiid ear wheels imido of pa-pet-
are nunc durable than iron.
When strong lihro is used paper
can he made into a subbtnuce so
hiird that it eau scarcely be
MTntehed.
I Hack walnut picture frames are
made of paper ami so colored that
no one can tell tliem from the orig
inal wood.
An Italian monk has succeeded
in constructing an organ wliere
the pipes aro made of paper pulp.
It has 1 100 pi pen of various si.es.
The latent idea is to use paper
iiiMcnd of wootl for lead pencils,
by using a papctit preparation by
w hich it can bo cut as easily as the
softest wood.
Not Afraid of the Woods.
"Let us go out and take up
claims," said one of tho .Misses
Koudrick a few mouths ago.
"That is just the thing I was
thinking of," chimed in the other
two sinters iu clinru.).
The .Misses Kendriok are three
hihli-r who i-auic to Tacotna last
full fruiu Iowa. They inn brave,
young women, and me not afraid
of work. When they lirt eainu to
the city they tried to get claims
but could Hud nothing suitablu at
tho time. Nut discouraged they
went to work and earned what
money they could until spring
weather set ill when they again be
gin looking around for a suitable
claim that they could tile and en
ter upon. They could not lind
any surveyed lauds, but nt lat
they lo'-eived word from a friend
that M-ry suitable unsurveyed lauds
could be found iu the (iray's Har
bor country. l.aM Tuenfay lhe
started fur (inn's Harbor nud will
take up fipiatli-r'b claims at once.
The Kciidrick sisters are respect
able yotii'g women of prcposbess
ing uppcarane and retiring disposi
tu ns. They hive a good common
rcliool cpucntion, mul buiug good
singers, tlu-y will undoubted!
keep themselves from dospairi ig
mi 1 make the forest melodious
w ith their songs.
Sliortiirss nf llrrntli.
1 it. Ki.istk lti;vn:nv sho'i'il hi ta
'.en i.t on l'o when si ght iicitioi or u
he il ly uii-al p induces hlmrticas ol
I ri iilh or H l'ain iu tho region of the
liei.it. Soial for trealino, free. Muck
Dni( Co , Now York.
A mull may be honest, ami not
virtuous; wlien hu is so ho Icana
upon his honesty n tin atonement
for his imperfections.
. . . -
It U usually tho man of money
who discourses on the benefits of
poverty. Tin's is proper siueo tho
jioor are otherwise engaged.
A wise man plays tho fool vliun
he enters into an argument on tho
street corner, for it is oasy for tho I
jester to get a corner on 1 hu mor-
riinent when logic is slain with a
smile.
A Seattle woman fainted on tho
street the other day beeaiuo hor
husband took oil" bis hat to her.
He made it all right with Iter af
terward, however, by as-mring her
that hu had uiir-tnkcu her for some
one else.
It is only a broad anil gunerous
mind that is callable of holding
strong opinions of it own, and, at
the hitinu time, respecting the opin
ion of others. We often bhrng
our shoulder and say "Oh, she's
a crank," forgetting that, after all,
the little, slangy, e-:proai vo word
means only smne one w ho does not
think the same n. we do.
"The man to lie foil red for the
trouble that he can make in tho
west is not tho 'dead hot' who lias
killed a doted men," said mi old
timer from Arizona at tho .Mid
land laM night, "but tho otiug
blood, u coinliinntion if the cow
hoy and tho tenderfoot. Tho for
mer is usunlly iptick. cool and level-headed,
and when he shoots hu
shoots to kill. The latter is in a
hurry In get into a tight and will
never listen to reason or common
sense. The moment he gets into
trouble he thinks that his duty in
to draw a revoher and cotnnioneu
shooting. Ho may probably hit
the man he is trying to kill. Ho
is like the fool friend thai we aro
coiibtanllv praying In be delivered
from. Ili cip.it ity fin-mi M-hii-f
is unbounded, but his plans for
getting out of a scrapo are never
matured anil aro sure to fall
through. 1 don't object to taking
a hand iu the fight when a lot of
experienced men are on thogrouuil
but whin a lot of giei-nliorneri
commence shooting 1 don't object
to hunting up a new location.
H..
POWDER
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