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fivtf«'»» t S u 1 14a cueerfuily reonir.tncnd teem .
£»**• *•#«• tr.. i-iml for *b»ut inr..* years with
• »■ i *,< « . hl'** is ntra >t «com ing on roodarly
sv. w • wack. U’aa lo . 1 by dttferocit ph’-g ions
ILM It w us uoqj *,<1 Ly bud to v tl. o f w hich 4 bad
several. I bad the Math e x t r - c t e i, but t i e a t
tacks continued. I bad seen atfvertle menta o f
lUpnns Tsbules In a ll the papers but had no faith
In tl>*m, but about aix week* «inc-5 a friend in
dtsood me to try them , flave taken but tw o o f the
■mail ft rent b>>X">i o f the Tabi.ies and have had
no remit raf.ee <,f the attack«. Have never Riven a
testim onial lor atiytbbitc lx tore, fcut the great
am ount o f good w hich I baliava hae been don« me
by fUpau* I a unto* In d u ed m e to add m ine to Lha
many t«atiinon?au you oou b tlo u have la your
ptesesrloa now.
X T. Pb WlYT.
I w ant to lnfr»m you.
In «rord» o f highe»*
pHR e, n t t t « Lvntflt
I fiuv« derived from
I*.lp«n» Tabu!««. 1 a n a
profcxalonal uur«« and
In thl* prcfM d jn »clear
be.Hd la alw ays i eedvd.
iUliAHA TttbU-v , d JOS It.
▲ fur one o f iuy uases I
¿ o u n d m /M if oom i’lctely
rundow n. Ac'.! ng on tho
advice o f Ur. Goo. Bow
er. Ph. u ., &dg Newark
Ave., Jersey C ity, I took
fclpan« Tabuleo w ith
f.'and roautta.
UU» blSJIE W ixdmam .
â
for over 11» e y-ora. -ivtulag g a s s m e any relief.
My feet and 1- j *:« « * 4 ibdow eu war« bloated so
I could not w eai «hoc« on ¿cy font and only n looaa
i * a * n t, t m Txt Jaa advdVttaad In our
dally paper botjubt uftus odd I xximumojvw
•<1. Ilava taken them about three weeks au 1 there
la ruch a ch an ge! 1 am not coa^upattHl any m ot•
and I ow e It all to Hlpan« Tabular la m thirty-
«even year« old, have no occupation, only m y
houMshold Cutie« and BUrslng tny alck husband,
n e lias had the dropsy and I am trying Klpana
Tabulet for him. He feel» »ome tetter but It w ill
take «ow e tune, ba ha« been nick aoloug. Tod
may use iuy U tter and name as you Ilka
Airs. ¿U mt Ooaaua C taax«.
/ a
- v
s *
a
1
¿PVIAPj
¡ 'P F &
G
T I ( A
t
9 Ù R P .S S IV B
SET
I -hare been enfftrfoff from headache« ever
«luce 1 w as a littlo glrL I oould never ride In a
cur or go Into a crowded
place w ithout getting a
headache and sick at my
stomach, f heard about
Rlpau* TaLules from an
auut o f mlno who wag
taking them for eatarrh
o f the stomach. She hud
found suyh rellof front
their use «headvised ma
to U k o them too. and I
Lave been doing so since
lust Oetobor, and w ill
say they huv« complete
ly cured m y headaches.
I am tw enty nine year«
old. You are w elcom e
to use this testim onial,
Mrs. J. DaooRMYaa
»».»««tm»**»
R ’l ’P ’A ’N ’S
I .fhey brought hint into town, and all
A T o o t h , T o o g h F la k .
i they conic? get out o ’ him was a string
Fish seem to have no sense of feel
Ul
' o' tho d----- dost, foolinhost words yon ing, and many people believe that the
H o t tminmi-Jf» ,elt w«« cv« r h a lf bo fatr
T he modern stand
A a th ia w h it e w in t e r w ra p p e d in er m in e ever ueard o f He didn't say much else lugry and energetic movements of a
flojen,
for a good many years afterward— Osh when It Is caught are due rather to
A ro y a l f-ilenco b r o o d in g e v e r y w h e r e
ard Family Medi
A n d a ll th e w o rld a W ilceleM d ream o f p eace. yonster sit around the town here and annoyance at losing Its liberty than to
get it off to himself. Went somethin any sense of pain. I can confirm this,
cine
:
the
A m b e r a n d o p a l, f u ln t u e t p e a r l an d rose,
like this:
because I have over and over again
O ran ge n nd ijjr p lo tn « l e H nnw t ,k y :
“ 'Changed all the trees in the Rat- taken an undersized pike that has been
common every-day
In fie ry h u e , th e w hjij w en t flam es a n il g lo w ,,
N o r fa d e s t il 11 l s siar.
t a ^ , lif e s h in in g o u t o n h igh .
tlosnako—moved ’em and mixed ’em all once or twice caught and put back Into
up. Might 'a' boen a dream, but 1 don’t ’ the water.
Mother w as troubled
O 'er s t e e l bint)
o ill of humanity.
A io rtieen Is b r ig h t Ilka
w it.i h e a r t b u r n und
think so. Ask Bill—he knows. Put a
Upon one occasion three of us—boys
m o il,
gloeplesanc«», c.tuved by
My seven-year old boy
T h e t r e e s In y:ak>d b ea u ty li f t th e fr lim b s,
zhot in her. Seen rock in my time, but I ef the Old brigade—were fishing In a
Indigestion, for a good
suffered w ith pains la
T oo w in d is h i/a h e d th a t e r st d id so b a n d w a il—
ir.au/ »oar«. One day
hl* head, constipation
no rock like that. Bill, d------dold fool, trnall pool In a narrow, sluggish river.
■hn «aw a testim onial
and complained o f bis
S o f t e r it s torjoa t h a n m o th e r 's c r a d le h y m n s.
gits soared, and wo kivered her np to Junes caught a small pike, and as It
In the papor Indorsing
stom ach. He could not
,/
b 1 p a n • Tubules. She
eat like ehildron c f his
U tr a n g e , a il f j it w in te r , fa ir b ey o n d b e lie f,
oomo back to. Didn’t blaze no treo, but was undersized, being barely four
determ ined to g! »e them
age d o and w h a t ba
W h iter.
to ro t/e il a n d fa ir an d d rea m y a s th e n ig h t, m y o i d knife’s Stickin on the moss side pounds, he cut the hooks out of Its gul
• trial, w as g r e a t l y
did eut did not agree
Forgi Ming, p a in an d ca r e a n d jo y and g r ie f.
,'
M i o h r 'a ' b e e n a d r e a m
HV-
relieved by their u«o
w ith him. He w as th ia
> p a /» lo m iU y ep a eo a n d sh rou d s th o lig h t. 0 t h a t tree.
Might a been a dream. let and threw the fish in uguln. Inside
Creeps
a n d n o w t a k e s th o
and o f a saffron oolor.
»1___»
1
_____
A
olr
rjtll
’
Ask Bill.
—H a r p e r's B azar.
of 30 seconds Jones caught the same
Tabulee regularly. She keeps a few cartons Rlpcnf
Reading som e o f th e testim onials In favor o f
“ Coarse yon can bet your life that i llsh again. Once more he cut out tho
Tabules In the house and *uys aho w ill uot ba w Hn-
Rlpans Tahulos, I tried them. Rlpans Tubules not
o u t them. The heartburn and sleeplessness bavo
on»y relieved but actually cured m y youngster,
old canyon was prospected pretty well hooks, and this time he had to maul it
the headaches have disappeared, bowel» are la
disappeared w ith the Indigestion whioh was
fN C G G E T S ’ L U C K .
after that, but nothin was found. The rery much. Once more It was kicked
good condition and he never com plains o f his
form erly so great a burden for her. Our w hole
stomach. He is now a red, chubby-faced boy. This
fam ily tak e th o 'tabules regularly, especially after
specimen was sold and tho money divid In.
wonderful change I attribute to Rlpans Tabules.
a hearty meal. My m other is fifty years of age
I am sutlslled that they w ill benefit auy on e (from
and Is enjoying the b ceto f health and spirits ; also
Then I caught It. still bleeding. 1 got
How the spruce looking stranger got ed between Bill Wilkins and Nuggets’
the cradle to old age) U taken according to direc
eats
hearty
m
eals,
a
n
tm
possibaity
before
sho
duughter,
who
had
to
take
caro
o’
him.
the hooks out with difficulty, and be
into the lUtlo, old, dilapidated town np
tions.
B- W. F&1C&
took
Tabu le a
A ntob IL B xu . uiusm .
Wilkins went over into Calaveras soon fore I could throw the fish In again a
in the Sierras none of its inhabitants after that nnd fell down a shaft about
terrier
dog
bit
It
half
through.
Then
I
■appeurod to know, hut most of them 500 feet deep.
A new style packet cont&laln,? raw mipaxs T xtrixs pocked In a paper carton (without glass) is now for sals
. kicked the fish In, und Brown caught
at some drug stores -rou n vacxN i«. Tau low-pricel sor- is intruded for the poor and the economical. One
wero extremely anxious to ascertain.
“ Well, time went by, and the law ' It. At last we got so tired of cntchlng
dozen o f the fivo-oont oartons (130 tabules) enn tu had by mail by sending forty-eight cents to the R itans
Boldom It wna-tlmt any one went to the stopped hydrauleeking, and purty much | this fish that I threw It away In dls-
CnxMlCAl, O oms - xxt . Ho. 10 Spruce Street, how York—or a slnglo carton ( tew tabvub ) will be sent for live cer.ta.
R ipams T xbulws may also »x» had of somo groecre, general »torekespsrs, nows agents and at some liquor s
tosvri. Apparedny tlmto wrts no particu every one left tho town that conld git i gust. It eaught In the fork of a willow
and harbor shopa. They hauuh pain, lnduoe sleep and prolong life. Oue gives relief.
lar reason v.iky any one should. The out o’ It, and it ain't been worth a d—n tree nnd staid there for half an hour,
surrounding scenery was grand, it is senco.
when a crow attacked It, dislodging It
“ Nuggets' daughter she married Bob from the tree, but not before It hud re NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i
true, but the town could make no claim
to being nil essential part of tbo gran Hittel, who was a teamster and didn’t moved one of the eyes. The selfsame
deur. Its one stroet straggled up tlio iiavo much o’ it to do oitlier. They was fish was caught next day by the keep
L an d O ffice, at R osebu rg. O regon.
mountainside for a short distance nnd nore, but they managed to make a liv- er.—Fishing Gazette.
M ay 9, 1903.
lost its way in tho forest. A long, ram in and keep old Nuggets besides.
N o tic e is h ere b y g iv e n th a t th e f o llo w in g -
shackle “ hotel,” several despondent Course you know the old man couldn’t
P r id e o f th e P o o r.
n a m ed s e ttle r h a s filed n o tic e o f h is in te n t io n j
OF
looking stores and a number of saloons do nothin but sit around and talk those
Mrs. Clarence Burns, who Is so well to m a k e fin a l proof in su p p o rt o f b is c la im , a u d J
made up what it was pleased to call tho words I told yon of.
th
a
t
sa
id
p
roof
w
ill
be
m
a
d
e
b
efore
R
eg.
Kec.
|
known for her philanthropic work,
“ Every ono was kind to him, except, says that In all her experience In visit nt R osebu rg, O regon, o n A u g u st 4, 1900, v iz : !
business i*»rtion of tho town. On all
sides and asifar ns tho eye could see, perhaps, Jake Openheimer, who kept ing the tenements of the poor of tho H u g h C a ssid y on h is H. E. N. T8C3 fo r th e SW |
And T h e
« *
NW
SW >4 S ec. 10 T 21 S, R 11 W.
however, were tho Imperishable evi tho principal store then. He youster rile city she has never been asked for aims. NW
l
i
e
n
a
m
es
th
e
fo
llo
w
in
g
w
itn
e
s
se
s
to
prove
dences of what th'is little town once had him a good (leal and josh him and ask Mrs. Burns lias made a business of vis
been—tho center of a natural wealth al him when ho was goin to open her np, iting the poor with the hope of helping h is c o n tin u o u s r e sid e n c e u p o n a n d c u ltiv a tio n
most Inconciivabio. Vast areas of white but 1 reckon ho didn’t mean a great I them whenever she saw the need, but o f sa id la n d , v iz :
C a th e rin e A. C a ssid y , o f G ardiner, O regon,
nnd yellow and reddish clay, mountains deal o’ harm.
finds It almost Impossible to make the J o h n J o y c e , o f G a rd in er, O regon, J o h n H e n d e r
"Every now and then Nuggets ’nd really deserving poor acknowledge that so n , o f G ardiner, O regon , W ilbert P e ck , o f
■earned and gashed and cut in twuiu,
8old With
miles of rusty nml disjointed gigantic wander over into Rattlesnake canyon they are In need of anything.
G ardiner, O regon.
T H E
D A IL Y
¿ron pipes, told of the days when tho nnd spend nigh on to a day there. When
One day sife visited a family who
J. T. B tìtdgxs ,
B
y
M a .lL , P o . t a g e P a i d ,
miners with hydrnulio guns “ hold np” he'd come back, he’d bo worso tult than were all huddled together In one bare,
R eg ister.
nature and forced It to deliver its troas- ever and go moonin around and sayiu cold room, nnd their faces were so
-
thoso words: ‘Changed all tho trees in pinched sho knew they were starving.
$ 6 ? 7 0
But all that was |ong ego and Is only tho Rattlesnake—moved ’em and mixod But In response to her offer to help NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
a pleasant memory with the littlo town ’em all up. Might a-been a droam, but them the mother said:
new, and to the stranger's not unnatu I don’t think so. ’
“No, thank yon. The children have
L an d O ffice, a t R osebu rg O regon.
“ 'Bout this timo his littlo gran'son had something today. 1 am sure to get
ral inquiry us to how the poople support
May 8, 1900.
ed themselves eamo tho cheerful and was growiu np, and Nuggets began for work soon.’’
N o tic e 1 b h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e fo llo w in g -
to
take
him
along
with
him
in
his
trips
cannibalistic reply that they ''lived on
After questioning as to just exactly n am ed s e ttle r h a s filed n o tic e o f h is I n te n tio n
Greatest Weekly in the Country,
to the canyon. Mrs. Hittel, she objocted what the children had bad to eat Mrs. to m ak e fin a l p ro o f in su p p o rt o f h is c la im , and
one another. ”
Tho stranger sat on a box outside one ' at first, but when sho seen tbo boy liked Burns found that they had subsisted th a t sa id proof w ill be m a d e before C. II. H o ld e n
of the Btores beside one of the citizens to go and her father was dead set on for three days on a few dried scraps of U. 8. C o m m lssiu u ez a t F lo r e u e j, O regon,
and soon found himself listouing to a bavin him with him sho didn’t make uo stale bread. This experience, she says, o n J u n e 29,1900, v iz : J a m es Ii. F. D o d g e , on h is (Including
to an y p art o i the U nited
8 H « « H Sec.
xnonologno offered for his entertain- j more objections. Tho boy used to say Is repeated frequently.—New Tork H . K. N o. 8419 for th e 8 S 8W
State«, Canada and M exico.
11, T. 15 8 ., R. 12 W.
Id have I.'i n a dialogue be- that while they was in tho canyon Nug Tribune.
T H E WEEUCL.Y CHRONICL.B. th e brtghteat
monk It
H e n a m es th o fo llo w in g w itu e sso s to prove
an.l moat eoroplaU W eekly N ew sp ap er la tha
tween fl» I but tho eatertaiuer* would gets spent most o’ his time huntin for
world, prints regularly 111 Column*, or six teen
h is c o n tin u o u s re sid e n c e u pon a n d c u lt iv a t io n
■ h e H a d n 't D r o p p e d OH.
None who are engaged in any of the mechanical
wot have l| [ thitrV’ay. An old man, with something.he oonldn't find
paxes, of N ew s. Literature and General Infor-
o f, sa id la n d , v iz :
•* Dollar’
»’Ouo oveuin in the summer time,
•grizzled |ird undjjenther beaten face,
u’a
t
Ion:
al«o
a
m
agn
ificen
t
A
gricultural
and
I v a B rcey, o f M in n ie , O regon, B. C. S m ith , o f
pursuits can succeed without reading and
“Yls, ma'am.”
(Inrtleuitural D epartm ent. T h is Is one o f the
•was ho. nfifsirnnger notioed, with 'bout ten years ago—I was hero then
“I am very tired, nnd I am going to M in n ie , O regon , A II O u y n n , o f M in n ie , Oregon grea test d epartm ents In a n y paper cm thia
■omo surprise, that, although stained myself— Nuggets and tho boy kem into
H O u y n n , o f M in n ie , O regon.
studying this standard Magazine of Sciences
Coant.
E v ery th in g w ritten Is based on ax*
and rusty, his long frock coat anil the town and gavo it a surprise that it ain’t lie down for an hour.”
pertenre in the C oast Btaten, not on E astern
J. T. B r id g e s ,
“Yls, ma’am.”
tronrers stuck into his boots wero of got over senco. You can believe it or
men’s
know
ledge
o
t
their
ow
n
1
ecall
Itos
R egister*
and mechanical Arts. I t is illustrated^with
“If I should happen to drop off, call
.good broadcloth. A very conspicuous ; nof as you want to, hut he'd got back
SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE
-watch ohuli^n jf^tu —
. diamond pin in u ; his mind all right and talkod as sensibly me nt B o'clock.”
all modern cuts ¡of latest inventions in all
W A N T E D S E V E R A L PERSONS F O R D I8 -
’’Yls, ma’am.”
netting of inbaoco ■ stained shirt front as I’m talktn now. Dou’t believe he
»»
tr ic t O ffice M anagers in th is sta te to
So
my
lady
lies
down,
folds
her
the branches of mechanism, and its fund ¡of
ever
was
crazy
myself—just
think
he’d
r
e
p
r
ese
n
t
m
e
in
t
h
e
ir
o
w
n
a
n
d
su
r
ro
u
n
d
in
g
and the etiHru absence of a collar made
s . W illin g t o p ay yea rly |iWi0, p ayable
-np« soniowlmt Incongruous ajrpearnnco. got his mind set on ono thing and hands, closes her eyes and I, soon in c w o e u e n k tie
ly . D esira b le e m p lo y m e n t w ith u n u su a l
knowledge is inseparably connected with in
the land of dreams. She is awakened o p p o r tu n itiea . R efere n c es e x c h a n g e d . E n
"Yes, you’re right, ” began the ontcr-'-l oouldu't get it off.
lo se s e lf ad dressed sta m p e d en v e lo p e . 8 A
tatner, starting the monologue with
"But ho was purty near crazy with by the clock striking 0 and cries Indig c Park
3 2 0 C a x to n B u ild in g , C h ica g o .
ventors and mechanics. Sold with T u b
considerable energy, "this Mown ain’t happinoss. He’d nn old runty knife In nantly:
“Della r
worth a whoop In hell today, bnt yon his bund, nnd ho kept «tyin to ns all
W est at clubbing rates.
“Yls, ma’am.”
oughter seen itonct. Ain'ta'Tib'ty-n'iner ; tho time, * ’Twarn’t no dream aftor all,
“Why didn’t you call mo at 5 o’clock, (her own ----
selection)*) every
subscriber. Deautlfkl col
_
---i-r____
myself, and you got to make a good (leal 'twarn't uo dream. ’ Seems when they
-------------
ored lithograph
piste« and -------
lii'dAtration«, Original,
xlslto and strictly up-todata dc*igns.
I*tost, »rtlstlo. exquisito
of allowance for whnt some o’ those old was in tho canyon the boy got to playin as I told you to do?"
“Shure,
ma’am,
ye
tould
me
to
call
ye
has boons tell yon. but they all do say around and crawled undor a big tree
it was a humtnor before they stopped , that 'ad boen blowu down and found If ye had dropped off. I looked In on ye
tho knifo stickin in it nndoracath. at B, and ye hadn’t dropped off at all!
hydrauleokiu.
Ye was lyln on the bed in tho same
“ You oughter get.old Nuggets to tell Oonrsb yon know whnt that meant
"Well, Nuggets is all right now. So place, sound asleep!"
yon soinothlu about ft. Ain’t yon met
Nuggets yot? Well, you should, for he’s wns his cluiiu. Ho sold it for a purty
i»kln* «oooomlssu faner work, household hint«.
M n tn a llr A r t « a b l e .
• -
S h o rt ■ to rie s , c u r r e n t 1 topics,
— 9 - - - sto-
------¿— Subtcrlba
- . - *
i - -- ’* — - - to
- day.
about tho only sight we got in town— nico sum to a conplc o’ big mining mon
T b o C h r s n k l e U n lld ls s g .
for terraa.
One day last summer a sour visaged, Only too. yearly- Lady a««uto w uiU d.
TTTE CHROKXCXB ranks w ith the g r s a ts st
down
below.
See
thore
smokestacks
in
only thing the town brags nbout and
mlddlo aged, fussy woman got on ono
new
«iap«rs
In the United S tates.
p'lnts out to strangers. Nuggets was the trees over in tho canyon? Well, of the smoking seats In an open car
T H E C HRONICLE h*s no equal on the P a d flo
hero—or som’ers nbout hero—before I there's a 14 stump mill on the spot in the subway. Next to her sat a man
Coast. It leads all In a b ility , sn tsrp rlss and
they ever did nuy hydrauleokiu—when where that knifo was found.
nwn.
who was smoking a cigar. Moro than
T H E CIIRONICLF*fl Telegm pM o R eports a rs
“ Boh Hittel runs this store w e’re that, the woman, sniffing, easily made
everything w as placer nnd slnioo minin.
the la test and m ost reliable. Its I j O co I N ew s the
Ilo’ll tell
yqu Ids i(rry. He’ll tell it u-«ittin in trout of, and Bob's wife owns out that the man had been eating on
roll yto
fuiletit and sp iciest, and its E d itorials from the
This monthly magazine is one ol the
without bi'in ast. V»« he»«-d it so often her own house. Nuggets has a mort- ions. Still more than that, she had
ablest pen* In the country.
T H E C H RONICLE has a lw a y s been, and a l-
that I kno\^It iuy6olf. Uo likes to hoar gago on almnt everything Jake Opeu- the strongest kind of suspicion that he
best printed in this country, and ii
way* w in be, the friend and cham pion of the
heimer's got left, and tho boy—the hnd been drinking beer. The woman
^himself talk.
pecplc, a* a g a in st com btnatIons, cliques, eor-
’’He was one o’ the first to come gran'son, yon know—he’s down below fussed and wriggled and grew angrier For lodlM. tplsxwi Flrl«
That <
to
all subscribers a t rates withi
potaUons, or oppressions aJ any kind. It w ill be
ncrost tho plains—leastways that's w bat in business for himself.
Ihdependcnt In everythin g, neutral In nothing.
and looked at the man scornfully.
“ That’s about tho story old Nuggets Presently she could endure It no lon
he Buys—and when he got hero ho just
ability ol all to pay. I t is .finely
nschvrally staid. He kem nround by the 'll toll you when yon meet him. Some ger. She looked squarely at him aud
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trated and presents the names of ft
old omigriuit trail book o’ Lake Tahix) o' it's true 1 know myself fora fact, aud said:
I reckon, mubbo, soinoo* it’s—well, you
and Into ILiugtowu.
“If you were ray husband, sir. I’d
authors as contributors.
T he
“ llnugtown—you know, that’s w li,t kuow, Nuggets Is a Missourian aud a give you a dose of poison!”
they called Plaoervllle In them days— purty good liar himself.”
The man looked at her. “If I were
and the Cosmopolitan are sold
The st ranger arose, stretched himself, your husband,” said he, "I’d take It!”
w im a great plane then. Meals was «3,
rtjr pat
Only IS and it cents «ach-noa»
■Mlv
. * i toasthsr
-
?h-,wlig the Unl'el S tale,. Domialoa
and ho was bqiJsi whisky was four hits nnd, striding up tho street, encountered —Boston Transcript.
and
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duced rates at this office.
Aj&h(ur n>en/"Ak.olu'tel,
t up * - ‘ um 1 ä 6. rtyl»
AUoluti ‘ very iidM
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st Casada and Northorn Mtxlso
■uid two bits a drink, nccordln as how the ono legged druggist standing in tho
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o rr o K k h i d e ,
you wanted it, and Hour wan «10 for a doorway of his store.
F o n n d I lia A u d ito r .
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“ Great story I Just hoard,” said the
uuwll ntek. tJnurse, yon know, most all
Professor Charles D. It. Roberts, the
M a p
■upplietkctn arnnnd tho Horn to Frisoo, stranger.
poet, reads the modern languages very
O X n ’l l l i O T W K R 8 I D K L
“
Been
talking
to
the
old
pioneer?”
, wmi boated up to Bacramento and team-
easily, hut speaks them Imperfectly. At
HIS TALKING M ACHINE.
S n l
*n«1 4>ot the .TUtp and
»
»
r
.'k
'y C l i r o n i c l a f o r O n e Yassr*
“ Piouoor? Why he’s not a forty- a reception held In New York Just
«d out to tlm lelnos (nan thore.
p o n ta g e p r e p a id o n m a p a n d > A > ar.
P h o n o frrn p h b y A u y M rana,
K
o«
■'lluBioesH wim good In California In niner. ”
prior to bis leaving for Europe Rob
but T hen—
▲DDKttM
“ No, but he's a forty-clglitcr. “
erts was Introduced to a distinguished
them (lays. Most ov(* v uue bad money,
M. H . de TrOTJOCO.
Bitting in the sr.ng back parlor of the
“ Who is he, anyhow?”
French artist, who was here on a visit
und it wasn't uo trick to got it. The
Proprietor R F. Chronlsl®,
’’Him? Oh, that's Nuggets.”— W il
cricks and river bottoms won full o'
The artist asked In his own tongue, hotel was a select, convivial, merry
HA N FKANClM Ca CU.
party. The landlord, besides supplying
gold, and auy ouo could take a shovel, liam A. Tuaffo in Argonaut,
“You «peak French T '
the
frequent,
necessary
refreshment,
pick aud rocker nrtd wash out as vine!»
“No,” answered the poet “I nm
W — tM t.
uh ho liked. Course that *nrt o’ tiling
sorry I do uot, hut I understand It well had laid on a new diversion fur his
We do not take possession of our Ideas bnt are possessed by then
v i s i t D R . J O R D A N ’S q r ï a t I
special cronies.
A lad in one of tho London hoard when It Is spoken to me.”
spoilt tho Argonaut«, as they call ’em,
A
phonograph
stood
on
tha
table,
nnd
They master ns and force us into the arena,
a goo<\ inquiy of ’em anyhow—would schools was found guilty of a serious in
“1 aui so glad.” replied the French
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY*
fraction of diRcipline and was directed man. “You are the audience 1 hnve It was emitting sounds of revelry by
n.Ai ilt »acst J»ny one.
t o o l MARKET ST., SAN FRANCESCO, CAL
Where like gladiators, we must fight for them.”
{Uetvcsa S ir h and S« r»uthJ
iRcr r uned to them that the by his teacher to tell his mother when long wanted. I can talk to you all 1 night. All the latest new and popular
“ k 111,
Such is the exalted motto of the Arena, and the
eomic songs of the day were on tap. or,
ThM irgftst A natom ical Museum
j I lie got home what misdemeanor he had plcaac, and yon cannot talk back.”—
sui’ply would Ins, forever, aud they
in lito W orld.
,0 speak more by the book, came up to
Colorado Springs Gazette.
didn’t w ’■rry much and wasn't iwrticn- committed.
C ir o f e s f a ffe c tio n <n f M City. A
entire contents of this monthly magazino
the scratch.
Tho next morning tho rehoolmlstress
t r ’ufr.-y
u t/e r; M
w( f » ijh ija
ljo r visile
visitor».
I
i
ler about . “vtn **' They was all nlxait
H 'S
W < a h we* * e e . or any contract.
Old Blinders wns extreme!.' interest
railed Johnnie to her desk, when tho fol
llo n e n ty .
i . -:
• «‘«J <1 m *
p o a l t l s e l y c u r e d >v
•like, aud a ' h* “ ,cllow biul "
are upon a piano and in keeping;with its
tliO Oulent SjMsMnlht on the I «cihe
"Young m a i l . ” asked the proprietor ed. Hu had seen nothing like it in his
purty hard fa ’
1‘'"1 «>««"«1 "P » lowing dialoguo ensued:
Coagfe. RsUUHl&hed 36 y eaix.
“ Well, Master Johnnie, did yon in of the store, who wns making tlie life.
get
to
thlukUi
he
needed
motto. The Arena’s gallery of .^eminent
little idle he’d t
OR. JORDAN—PRIVATE O IS lA J iJ
"What might I be able to get one cf
form ynnr mother whnt refraction ef rounds of the vnrloua departments,
KdsMtiou. a n d \ in" 1 h0'd «° to
V ooms m . n .n J r e lr f d ie
discipline yon were guilty of yesterday “bow can yon afford to dress ao elabo them things for?" be asked a melan
O isril n . r n w ho arc snffcrlri!
thinkers is a group oi interesting men and
■and blow in his pL
fr.jia :ua i i f t c a c f youthful Indl»-
nml ¿lie reprimand aud punishment yon rately aud expensively on tha salary choly personage, n stranger to him.
CTStions or ex i esee<, In maturer
"Then he’d striks the trail for tho received?"
y eirs. Keryn <« *nd ph venal IH *M U ty, | m .
“ About a fiver."
women, and their thoughts are worthy the
we pay you?"
I n tv .* c y L 'ir .i X u .a ' t o o d lii nil Itseompll-
goldfields for (uiotiia ■ stack o' blue
•• 'Tain', dear nt that. Very extraor
'•Yes'm," was tho sententious reply.
cn.’lo 's; » p < > r i,i.» i« i i L tr a , F r « » * ta la r -
"1 enu’t,” gloomily answered the
r,««ra Q n u o t r h 'r : » . O l o « t , F . v « a e n , ▼
’’h'P*
■ partner in
consideration ot ad people. The Arena is
"Wall, and what did year mother salesman. ”1 ought to have more sal dinary things I Kind of talking ma
•■r I 'r ! ■ » .« -> ., a w . Iiy a c-v r s ' m I o ” ¿ i
"Cours»
ail) hart
rcine b« s . , ( groat carn tlm p,,,, er, the Doctor
chines, ain't they?"
say?"
ary C'hleego Tribune.
’uggets
bad
UH so
Ms troaicnent th-U ! i will tr i
them days, , ana
and tlii< here N
sold with T h f W est .
“ Talking machines? That's what
“ She told «lio'd like to wring your
o«i!y
3 Tu.’i.itJaU* n i’ef, but permanent
. One day
cure, ih a l\>ctor <Jo<» n.»t clotm to perform
cue by the name o’ Xfilkins.
Ik T lv e n I o ll r l n l r .
they are!"
nnffget neck for yon. “
! *re rhyMcLn nnd finrsotn,
to pretonxlcaci
.they kem into thl) hgMi \»Ith «
Artist—My next picture at the acad
*9 >
"Maybo yon understands them?"
No more discipline reports were sen,
’ year
lu tols-pcqClty-Olaowtoa of l ie n .
that was a corker Was ns big a ^ . nl
"I ought to. I'vo got one nt hem«."
home to that mother. — Pearson's emy will be entitled “Driven to Drink.”
W T P1JIL IM t.'.ormtghly e-a d lc« tci ,’rom
hat— red cinnabar, v.itl* chunks of t ”
th e M/stent w ithout th e u i e t A s r e m * y .
Ills Friend—Ah. some powerful por-
"Got a whatt"
Weekly.
r,*n«aea fitted by an F x r e r t h a a a fu n l
gold stickin ont of itjtll snoond.
.
traynl of baffled passion. 1 suppose?
"A talking machine. ”
b n p lw r w . A qolrV. f l ’
Vila (.'l«sr.
"The jeweler effered ’em $1,600 ft,
Artist—Oh, no: It's a horse approach-
"Have yon, now I Whst did it cost
’ Pec’nl painlsna m etb i’da
Burlmnk—Yon say'thak yon never lug a water trough!
it, but they wouldn't sell it. Nuj-
yon. if so be as it iii;i I u rnde qe—
1
arp lrin g to u iw iu receive
'
hl*roniplainL
w that iqan betod, and yet yon thiuk
gets said there was lni'hu o’ It where it
tian?"
Ms u H G.^n\rntss a t V S l T / r i C T B T to
fk
h:v been luarmxl about 15 montha
s t e i n from, but uo one believed him.
?
•
*a
rase
»cc
an<
fc*r.7*r.
The bank cheeks passing through
“
A
mint
of
money
-
hundreds
1
f
I
1 c h j J F j H
F.F and strlet’y prfvatfe
like mighty well to know what the clearing houses In txmdon and New pounds. ’’
“ Everybody thought that Nuggets ho
rxr d a u d o x a i i i
I’d
l’reatruentpera'naJL
or
by
letter.
atsmt him to make yon arriyo York In one month exceed the value of
and Wilkins had found a small pocltot,
M AKE YO UR SELECTSOH.
■Hnndrtxls of pound» t>r n talking
! • * fhadr. h n n^aorH T of
a conclusion?
tuid that was all there was to it, but there
nil the gold and silver coin In tire machine?"
U H 1 U A G E . XfkiLKD T ax a i g valuable
bo
1
f
M
m
en.)
Call
or
write
at
sunk
•k ItolniM, Jr.—Watch him world.
■ome o ’ these pockets are gexxl enough
“ Sir." returned the other, "that wo»
OS. IOROAK h CO . I M l Market
F.
Sherlix
I you will notice that he
/or a poro rnuu anyhow.
what 1 said. I have a wife!”
Give a youth resolution and the al
v sound n« if ho were afraid
"That night there was nn awful ( lonely, a
Then everybody knew why ho was ao
'io the baby. —Cleveland phabet. and trh« shall place limita to melancholy.—Ally Slopcr.
wimbib'iiu. and two days aftorwurd starts nt r' ••
M ow ( r . V n « r U p „ r , ,
It
would
WK
bla
career
1
J
Nuggi ts was found oomln out o' Rattle- .
HJQ.Ï in. a .tw
Leai'.or.
»-.trw.
R*owa,c«-.(.'aio^o¡Jxí
fstnki) eauyuu over there plum crazy.
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