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VITOCK RHANIM.
Wliiln yon aiiniiyonr ubncriiti.iti paid up yen
csn knap your new. I in rrneor own-no.
Allvn. T. .1 . Inna. Or. Horsns (1(1 on Infl
ahoiililur; wtttln tHinnon lf r hip, nmlr hit on
riht enr, itiul iinir hit on tha left; rarii. Mop
row county.
Annttronir. J. I'.. Aliiinn, Or. T with our nn
dor it on IxTt Hlionlilnr of hurium; cull lo mtuin
on hri hip.
Allium. . D.. K'nrlit Miln. Or Curtis hrnnd
Ollnii loft hip mi l humus artinn lirunil on rixht
iiiii i nr. Hiiozii I'.itfiit miih.
A lkiim, J. J., Uxppti'.r, Or. Horana, ,? roin-
riM'-tu.l on li.ft Huhk: cuttM". aninaon loft hut
HiirH. I W H-i'l am Iloram tinimhil I) 11
nn l.hn lol1' hio: oh tin tha H'n on loft II ink.
rropolf rir t fitr, ni-ilttrcmp in Urn li.'fl.. Hhiiko
in Morrow I .unity.
Hiirlholini'W, A. O, Alplnn, Or. Iluran
hr ni'lo I 7 K on nlth'ir Hliouhior. Ititnirii in .Mor-
-l,W OOllllt V
iiHiiniHtor.J. W lliinlinnn. Or. Tullla hrnnil.
e.l H on loft Inn awl thitrli: anlil in nur.
Ilroiiiior. 1'i'lnr, lioimnlinrry Oriitfon Korana
lirnn loil I'll on loft xhoiihlor. Cull In miiuu on
nirht l'l
Mnrk. M Nf C, l.ong I rook. Or -On rtiittln,
M Y ooiiiioiiIimI on loft hio. niopotl loft nur, nn
ilur h-ilf ertin oil rmlit. Iliirmw, asma Itrnrifl on
loifi ulioulilor. Hhiik in Uraiit hiiiI Morrow
county.
ltrot.nia.ti, Jerry, l,otin, Or.-lforana hruiiilHil 7
on ru;tit ..lioitl.l.ir; imttla It on iha loft antii.
I.ft Hir Imlf cro(i ml riht o'tr nonar alona.
Ilnrtoii. Win.. II pprior, Or. - 1 1 oram, J Hon
r. w 1,1 lliu t; out Co wiiuit on right hip; split in
ain'll Hr.
Ilrowu, Is, l.ninuton, II'. HonMw III on tha
rlitit atitti.; cult la wnn on ritfhtlupi ramie, Mor
row miilllly.
Ilrown, J. ('., Iloppni-r. Or. lloraaa, rtrnl
C wiih ,1o in o.f tor oil ,fl hip; railla, ohmim,
Hrowii, W. J., a-iih. UroKoii. Morses V Imr
nvor II, on the loll alioiiMcr. t'atllaaainanu lolt
hln.
Ilmar. W. Ilil"ir. Or.-lloraaa, Ion
tintlul OM r1 'l llip OHlllo, KI!1H, Willi uplil in
tat-'ti atr.
Horn. I. O., Uopptmr, Or llorana, I' II on loft
Im'iMor; oiC'ln ait'tiaon loft Mil.
Itrowtilaa, W.J., Koi.Or-('iittl. .Ill roniinrtail
on loft ni'lo; rmp on loft ear anil twnaiilttaatttl
iiiiil'IU pita-a rut out on rinM ear: on horana a'tnia
limml on II. loft IhiKhi IIhiikh in t llo,
(Irmit wiuntv,
( 'nriiHi Wnrnn. U'iinr. Or.- MoriM.4 tirntnl
l O nil tltfht Mllllni fftlllH (thriM ltHn.1 on
r ,'tit ril. orop nn,l Mplit in mtoli inr. ILmiin in
i.imoI uiti Morrow noiiotow.
m. (:., Hloti.Or - V lion hiira on loft litl.O
l' wiih ,iii'rtr oin-m or II. on loft fllioiil,i.r
kn.l oil loft MllH on nil in,Ii a olor fl tnntm. n
iofi MloMit...r only on nit horitmovtr H)Ntr. All
ru'oio in i.miit i',ni"iy.
Ihih.CIiw. II., iiioli or lii. Or. llor
II C on ritfltl t,Mi!,,-r; riti In mup oii iImIiI lop.
linn,' Miin tool I ' 'iol ill o.iiinllo.
I oriurnll. M M, On'lowiy. Or ri tin crop out
of tM'-t ..or mo iiiMlorlot, wititlv in fiirMl.-n.l.
ImiImm l,lf i-irolrt V on , f lttt., Itnlti. Ii,r.
o mi'l I 'im' iMn p,,ui lio-.
Coil, I. II . I i'ill l'i. ' Ifcmliln rfmm on
ph. 1 1 top on I'tiMI.. wnI1-w fork iii, I uu.r lot
Mi ihMmi, l'lit III loft Mr. lUiiir in lir'il
-iini. "it p'f'p, ii-orl."l A it't'l i"r iNittit
on ii.oil."r I ir iioi.ko.i or,p,,n .,fi Mir
punolio.! nppr lot in riifhl. Wllioni, orop -l
rot' i 'i'l n" I, .r Imlf crop m Infl ni, At'
in ur iiit i.,uutv.
,B.k. , J..IuOr. Il,.ri ion rilil h,ml
,r I ,,1'lf.. M'tin rifc'hl li,,, Mir nmik .jtinrw
riop iol l. 'l K'i-1 "ol'l " . )!.
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9 lit i' ...r. t.or.MI I ! ,oi lof 'op.
I t. t.rnil, H. 1 . M-ooi'liolil . Iirnnl Co, Or -,
In n l'l clr,-l w it I, tr l. '"Hil on loft
.to hi I I n : i-h'1 t i liniiol on Ihilli lllt. Him k
Ml. t..f t.iM l,ll. nr 'o ,1'iwlHli.
I loil-t,.. M, IUi I o- Or M'iriw lintn f.l
. o ritf'.t lop. ' It. 1'fnu I.-I ui. imi
liro t I I on hi. r-M tirflil ll.itfl., i I
liu1'-! oil liwlil limil'l' r. n,l rut oil 1.11,1 ,,1
11 i.i
II ,, ,.., W. M .li.ill.iwitt or t nl. II l.m
rtiii m, I. swallow fi.tk mi n. h Mri hitrna. II
on l .l
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oil I. -'I l .oil l.l. l'HU H'II on lofiiop. h,,i
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Tempo di False.
SAY THE SWEET WORDS. fS
Words by S. M. PLATT. Music by CCORCE J. ZOLNAY. )r "
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soon. 1 pray, Mine is pit - lous plead - ing ; Haste to draw'lhe slcel a- way, XT T- keepblced . . ing.
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s - - k i j; 1 - i i Jr-' r i
. ,
Juiikin, 8. M., Iloppnnr, Or Huram, horn
In m J on left Hlioiihlur. Ckltlo. tha utmt.
UllllKli "n li'li.hl Milo.
.lolum .n, Mi, I, ma, f tr - lloraoa. rirolaT nn
loft Blillo; ohiiIii, Hiiio on riht hip, umlnr hall
iron in ri '' "' unlit n Infl ear
KimiH', Mikn, llnppner. Or.-Iloram hrnmliwl
KNY on loft hip null Ih immfl ami drop oil laft
our: uniir wioponina riio
Kirk J. T.. Iliiiiimnr, Or. Ilonim HH nn Infl
lloilir; okIIIh. rtHoll lofl llip.
Kirk. Jhmh. Iloppnnr. Or.: horaa 11 on Infl
kiuililiirs eattla aauie on rixlitanlu, uuilorlut on
riirtil aur.
kiinilMrlnnil.W.f.. Mount Varnon. Or. I Lull
ml I la oil rmht anil lofl aiiloa. awallow fork in If ft
Bur ami miliar cmp in rinht mr. Iloraaamm'
liruml on left aholihliir. l(Hlla III llralll county.
Lofton, HlnptiHn. Coi, Or. H I. on loft hip
on rmtila. prop anil aplit on right mr, llorann
aiiuia lirauil on lift ahoulilnr. Ilauna (iranl
county.
I.intiallan, John W jr-i' Or.-Ilorww
liriimloil half-i'irila J I, runnnplarl on loft aliniil
lor. Cattla. aamr on loft hln. IUua, nmr liai
iini'on
ljlii'y. J W lliipiniar tr Ihirnni bramlail
I, ami A '"I lort ahouhlor; roll la mm on loft
hip, wuttla oynr riMht -yn, thraa alila in right
Uiril, OaorKa, lluppnar. Or. Ilnnw liramlail
loiiliia II inn no. li Noiiintimaa callail
awmtf It, on laft alioiihlar.
Minor, Haw, riappnor or.-fattla, M I) od
nu.it hip; honav M on Infl lioulilar.
Moraan, H. N., Ilmipuar. Or. Iloram, M )
on loft aliotihlai rattla aauia on laft hip.
Mill-hull. Oaoar. lona, nr.-Iloram, JJ on rilil
hio: mllla, 77 on rmht aula.
MoClaraii, l. It., Ilrownayilla. Or.-llormr,
ritfura lion iNton alionlilar. nnttla, M'i on loo
M-Oirr, Kniiik. I'm Vallny, Or.-Mil la alio
Willi t.ia-rnirk on eattla on rilta aa, nmlar in
twh mr; horam aama liraml on laft litta. I
Mi'llnlai, ... i ,. Hamilton. Or. -On lloraaa.
with hftlt I'iri'la nmlar on laft alum Mar; on I attia,
four liara aoniiiM'tail on top on tha rmht aula
Itmiaa iu Itrant CimiiiIv.
Nail. Amlmw. lama Hi-k.Or.- lloraaa A N nun
nm'tail on loft ahiMililnr; rattla mma on laith hipa,
Norl)ka, K. Hilyarton. Or. Iloram, eirrla ton
laft Himh: railla mma on laft hip,
Ollror. Joo.h, I ii) i m City, Or. A ton rattla
on laft lop. on horam, miii on laft thmh, I Una
in llrant aiHiuly
Ollor, I'arry. lliiton. Or.-1 O un lafi
aloi.',o
Olp llnrinau, 1'iairla City, Or.-On aattla, O
1,1 o.iMiwoiail on loft hipt Itoram on laft aliflr
' wartla mi maa llanaa in Itrant aiaiuly.
'oaioii, i ilava, K.ialit lttla.Or.- Iloram, ijnar
tor rifola loolil tot joft aloaihlar ami 24 on loft
lop. aula, folk in loft mr, 'lalil I'mopa.!. V
on loft hip. IUl o'l r laht Ml la.
I'a'kar A lilmaon. Ilariluian.ttr,- Iloram I I'm
. fi iiiml lor.
I'n-i r ii a I. Inli liiii. Or, llnr-m liraml
a V 1,1 'ii-lm.. I'll il,., ni, lor ; roll la
iooi.il tiah l hip. Ilaiiaa Moir..w aotiiily.
I'ilr, J. H litloliMi. Or. Ili.tvm. JK run
110,1 oi lofl aluml.lar. railla, wamaon laft hip,
nx lr till III moh mt
IV'tia, A C, lotiM, trr : huram tliamoliil I oa
I tilr. .aula, J II J r.tiiiMia., on Iha
loft lop, uppar alopa In laft mr atol ahp tn tha
tia'.l.
IIimmI, nitmw, llarilttian. Or. - Iloram, apiary
rtioM with ipiat1r'iri-la oyat il on lafi atiftn
llm.o.aor. t Ima, lloppnar, Of.- Iloram. t II ot
lofl tntii.if .
Kuali llnw . tlappnar, lr - Iloram tinn l".l 1
an Ho fla'il alioili'lt; railla. on tha lofl hip
rr,,p rl Ml mr an. I ilawlap on na k, IUoa il
II or., anil a'llnlnlimroili'ltm.
Iioo, rtinliaw. la-iinaiiai. Or - l.aa.
Iii tnl A II iw liahl atnaihlaf, taol ipiartia
rm la ta liiai.,1. rattla mma on riahl hip
lla a H"'r"W r.ti ly.
Iliaa, Win. II lairtlla, r-IIH K.narai
W OI, ,iiar1o rlf-la oyaf l.p oa mtllaiHl riahl hl
,,.! . i rl rial,! mr an. I aplil In laft. Horn
to.., low". I on lofl l.iMii.tay, Ikaoaa la M.rnw
l,,,.l ami iiiHiam o.H,nlim.
I 11,1. i . Il.. em. Or 1 1., ram. JO ia
! l.'l i,..til,lar. t aula, O m rUhl hls
I irki.all. J W . II.--alawty. f - II. .rm
, I. m . I.. I il , hi lafi h.4il,4i laima in
I a,,, ii, I C ll.. .',al.Or II. nam laii,UI
, u.fl a.o,; . , , all ,n aa,a ,,n ftt hip
i . ,'i li . I .' tit 1 1.. ram
'l, ,l.l, n' .lr II ioi toft aa.na railla II Wi'a
,ii ..t ,t on tiai,t ti'p, rroi oil itaM anr n-l
' a , i li,. ..n . ',l l iii-l t lUi ga in Min.w
j I. . i a ii a" I I oialiHa roai.iim
j a-t.l I. . Ai'-noa lit ll.tram ttrati lnr f
I oi, i-fl .1. oil l.f mi .n hip, I fo
I ... nnt anil ,o l,f' l.ta l In
...,' I A I .ll-l l , I'r H iram ahalaat
i H .... I..' alilln. oaHIn J M ,n laf hi),, aajiH,a
f-,-a in t i.i m. a.lntt,ti la Inty.
t ti li.., II -t . 't Iloram, I IPti
U 'I l,,. . Ml, m ua.naUfl hip.
Hl.ttnt J..I n . Ot-Nl raiaara mm
I. 'm t (l,l l ip mli.n, WM H ttjl I kip.
, ri .p . it na' i rat a.,,1 au la hit ia Ml mt, Haa.a
lt i.ra I ,-.n,.,ia
i,ila t'.a akaMayll',. Or. Iloram h" Un)
H . .'ia4..o,.n, oa'lla. ita o Urt aK,,ni Im
a,rai Jm Atlt.a.at, Or , h.am t.aitnl
.lnnkin.H. M.. Iloiuinnr. Or Huram. homo. riptit..ll!.nierpriiie,ur. niirao, u-on len r.nK,- . . -r-
la Ja lafi al..-.l l- ral'ta lha ". alao k.am
I sn lla ya ia W nt,,w ao-l Itlptaai at .aliaal
. , i . Ila-I nan. Or . i-."m n a ... .
y. i ..t... ,..'-! t. -.. ! t .at '! I at. la j
V.a J II IN (. p I
i l.o .- r.. ,n ri mr. .
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I. ' a ... I- , i a-'la at 't ,nfl hip
' a.-. , t It ll. ,,.-. IM I a! 'la C ,a
, 'l an r t I f I a' 4'-l la an av.
i aiapi k-aaaj t .-a Infl fc.nlar
I a,.-, i-m-., J A Hit aa- iw- It wa. tal
M, amwili awaav. Mi aiw,
-- Copyright, i8,M, by The New York Musical Record Co. hay the fcweet word.-a. --a..,-' -
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Tiipata.8.T.,Enierprlaf),0r. Horam. C-on led
aliou Iilor.
Tumor K. W., Happnar, Or, Hmall oapltiil T
left ahonlilor, horam; cattle Mine on left hip
with aplit in IhiIIi ran.
Thornton, II, M lona. Or Horam hrnnited
1IT coiiiiwUkI on loft atitln; ahaap aama hranil.
VauilHriMHil. M.T.. l.na. Or; Horam H V oon
nncUal on rmht houlclor,i'nitlu, aamn on riglil
Imp
Walliriilui', Win . tloiuuiar. Or. Iloram, 0. L.
1 on tha loft Hhoiililnr; cattla anma on rit(ht hip.
crop oil laft mr anil rmht aar luppml.
Wilaon, Joim 0., naliun or lloppnar, Or.
Iloram liminloil J" on the hi ft hoillilor. llangr
Morrow ooiinty.
Uarrnii, W II. Calali, Or Cattla W with nuartat
riri'la over it, nil laft aiila, aplit iu rivht mr,
Huram aama liraml on laft ahoahler. IUiikhi"
(Iriiut ooiiiily.
Waila, H'uiry, lluppnar. r. Iloram hnuiilart
nra of apailoa on loft ahoulilnr ami laft. hip
Cattla hranila)! mma on laft aula ami laft hip,
WolfliiKur. John, John Hay City. Or On horaay
thraa iiarallol Iwra on laft ahoulilnr: 7 on anmn.
hit in Vaith mra, lUiina in Omul anil Maihuar
Ooitiltlm.
WiMMlwanl, John, I'appnnr, Or. Iloram, 01'
oonnartiitl on laft ahoiihlor.
Watkina, I .latin, lloppnar. Or. lloraaa bnuniad
UK oounartaiinn laft at inn,
Wallaoa. Charlm. Happnar, Or. Cattla, W on
naht lliiii.h"l in loft mr: horam, W on nght
alioiiliiar wum miuaon lort atimiulor.
Whlltiar hnai., riiiuiiimion, Hakar Co., Or.
Iloram hrantlail W li nonmaitail on laft a'naihlnr
Williaina, yaaoo, llainlllon.nr.-Ouartar air
rl ovar thraa laira on laft hip, taith rlU and
Itoram. Itauaa llnuit rtritnty.
Williaina. 4 . lainat raak. Or Iloram. oitat
tar rirola ovar Ihrm latra on lofl hip; rattla mint
ami alit tnmrtt mr. Itanaa in Oranl nainly
Wtan. A. A., lloppnar. Or. Iloram ninniiiat A
on ahoulilnr; I a'tla. mma tin rmht hip.
V'Hiim. J, M.. loaaaiiarnr.tlr. Il.a-aaa hnunW
X oi tha rlalit ahioilrl-
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Il ilaala pr an (rally with frultaanil (ataMaa,
"ii, m 'a ant imafii, an.) iiitrll lit
nri'l of hofiK'ulitit ayaiamatii ally
an I thoiinmiity. h Hltiairaiaa anj
lra,riara mriho. ol ruinta.
tin. inipii.vr.l arialiraan4
latiot -aay.ng ilavi.y
tl la, without Uouut,
The Paperforthe People!
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Wlut HtranKar iot for a I'enoy at an
Klrviatril Hoail Stutton.
At the CdiifrroNs Ktrcet elevated sta
tion at evening ilurino; a rush a man,
evidently a Htniii(rer, came aloni; and
halted in front of the initehinu which
offers a htiek of truin for one tiennv
hhoved into the slot. This man, says a
Chicago paper, curried an overcoat, a
liirjre vulise and an umlirellii. lie evi
dently tiK'ured out in his mind that it
would la.' a kihmI idea to take some jfum
home with him. So he took out a pen
ny, but hold it for a moment as if loath
to part with it. lie knew that the
penny was ifood. it was 'hacked by a
Ifood government, but he apm-ared to
Us doubtful an to the ijuulity of the
gum.
The thronif of people jostled him and
the train Rung was sounded. Carefully
he selected a slot, and still more care
fully did he insert the coin into the
small (ipeiiifiir. It went nlnntt three-
fourth of the way in ami stuck, lie
rulitn'il hold of the machine and sluaik
it. The ivnttv remui I stuck f.'ist.
lie put down his Itigiriie, his emit titnl
umlirrllit, tisik out u new knife. oM'iied
hawk bhule and with it strove to re
cover his motiev.
The iHMipIo nut auuinst him. swore at
him, a Inn a. t UniK'ked him down. He
broke the blade of his knife, and just
then n in it it hurrviiio; tn cutcli a train
atuiiiMt-d over the vulise. in it his fiait
hiinif in the iirmhole nf the overcoat,
pliint'il fornunl, kicked the vuHm
"lx-li Hint siiiualicd a bottle, of horse
liliiiuelit.
The inun ilropK-d his knife and ran
after his valist., ntnl when he pnthereit
up the fra.'inetita of Inn bui:iriiro and
his turn cunt he ri tiirncd to the slot
machine In tiud that some one hud
stolen Ins knife. Hut he didn't swear.
He simply said: "And they call thia
clvtlUatiou."
DOO AND COYOTE.
Th lluwlad Vtolf at last Tarn t po
Ih llouml.
There wen-Ihref of ti In a wagon
driying from Springilule. on the mil
rml. to Hunter a Hot Springs, auya the
Nurthwi-t MkMiuie. We li.nl fordid
the al.nii.-li Diiil tltirilig the s, um.ii ,,(
high wstt-r In the ellow t,.ii,. ut nit
lhe appr.sn In s tn t lie bridge - the w ntt r
lllling the wagon la, and taking the
horses alupnt nff their feet at times In
Iheanirlif lhe rtirrvtil. tne of the
dogs front I lie lintel joined us on l.rra
tlrina a mil.) fuced jrllow cur with no
lighting miuliti.s. lie ms trotting
almig mi the rmid a few nals alien. I of
the liorsta when there eaine loja
Ing ar.a the i.pcii country a tig
rttyotr. innUiiig alraigtit f..r lii'u.
Away went the d..g and after him the
Wolf The dog rna.le a aland and l.s,k
a nip at tlit wolf, then the wolf run
mi mr nur jntrailtil. inn as s..i aa
the dog bad otrtul.t ti his t ttfiuy lie
ehattged hi mind alsiut attacking him
and ttirtia.l tsick. Now the wolf .iiiticd
rourage and ttaifc up thf rlitiar, running
th )rllow rur elear up tn the prnvh nf
th holrl at the aprlng.
Th psrty tn tlm tram r.it a giaal
deal fun out of Ilia lmrl. turn alsmt
lintiL Mrmlauhall. tha Undlord.
whipi.1 p th tram S ti l we tsutmv l
alnng at a trrtfrndoii r. ahoiiling:
g. It w..r and " go it d.sj " Th
Ian II. r.l trlU-d rninuta.-r mriit t'
SUb. th d. g. but Mli had tin min i
! f"T tuaalai wild tht aharpt aithrd.
if -itnai vmw, aad s hapiiy t.
'What tliinirs u fellow will see when he.
hasn't his gun with him," remarked
one of the men in the wayon.
WELCOME
THIEVES.
Thou Who Are A hie. to far
Well
for
What Tin y HU-hI.
"What do you do with kleptoma
niacs?" was the question recently put
to the proprietor of a large shop.
"We send them bills for what they
take when we know them. If they are
strangers, we act according to circum
stances, A few days ago a lady was in
the shop with her daughter a beauti
ful little girl of twelve years. The
girl was seen slipping a roll of costly
ribbon into her satchel. Wc spoke to
the mother, who became indignant.
She opened the satchel to convince us
that we were mistaken, when it was
found to contain three lace handker
chiefs, two pairs of gloves, and the rib
bon. All these urticlcs had been ap
propriated. "
"That was a plain case of stealing.
What did you do?"
"Well, we UHik the things back and
said nothing. We can't afford to ar
rest wealthy people and injure our
trade by making enemies among our
rich eusomcrs.
"You were speaking of sending out
bills for stolen goods; re they ever
paid?"
"Always where the person is klep
tomaniac. We never have anv trouble
in that wav. I have known of shot
which kept a regular list of kleptoma
niacs. W henever they lost anything
they sent bills to all of them. As they
all settled for the stolen goods, you
cuu imagine that the business was a
profitable one, eun't youT
t'ronnmf anil Arilrlr.
The duchess nf I'.tickinghr'-'. in her
"tilimpses nf Kour Continents." tells an
iimu-.itig Maori story Is lnnging to the
sTiisl when these natives were at war
witli Kugliiud. All sorts of tricks
went nn. such as are in it only fair but
cotntiif tillable iu war. W hen the Maoris
Mere iu want of bullet they used to
show a dummy In lhe bush; of course,
It wus immediately fired at. A Inun in
the background pulled It down by a
string. ' oh!" thought the llritisli sol
dier, "we've done for him." rpcame
the dummy again, cautiously; bang!
latig! went the llritisli r I lies. Down
fell dummy, ami this went on till aotnn j
"fN mnrksman thnn usual rut thg I
iliimiiiv's roiwi, Nn Maori would go nn
the tr.-e to splice It. fur that ruposure !
tin ant certain death. The bullets were
nil tul.cn nut of a little earth IwuW
which the Maoris had made la hind the
tree win ro tlio dummy appeared, and
wire uaM nter ariln. It was a long
tone U fore this artil.-r w a ills.-ovt.rysl.
The l.id,cn nf lhe I'.rltiah. royal family
h.'W a eoniiu. p l il te feeling In their
atr-'iia , nf ,ine Itnlnstries, N-t-
till nf I',, in Wore I'.ri'i'll ailha at the
urt ti.i. ut,..t . r, an 1 i ott the ipm i
has nr.Jt n .1 M.ine Irish s.plins for tlj.
t r- m- . ., ti ,.f I'ripft .a Alit nf Hrase, tha
I ri le t.i U' nf t'i.' , M ll nf UuaaU.
Th.-y are a,t..,,iir. ,v m ublin firm,
and the .I...,,-,. contain small (roll
ah t-nr v'i In n-..f'iintj
I'llea' film! Itrklat I'll.
htmi-toma Mutator; infn llehl ( ;
an I al't.ing; finwl a eight; antaj ,y ,
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" . in,.. ti t. ,t t't'l.tl'ir
;tntt.,. im, inb nflan b'r. art
' 'a' , 1st", ml' it rr . , i r a
i Ol at w a v ar j. , lie lit-nr, ; and hl. i
ta. , to i itiivt ai,. . and in matia
frfsiitt u Inmnf At tlrnva-iala, i.f
The Slcnlncance nf Many of Them Shroud
ed In Myaterjr.
What the learned Dr. Aiken once
called "A Visible Image of an Invisible
Thing," in fact the emblem, has so lit
tle record in modern times, that even
the encyclopedias give concerning it
only the dictionary definition. Yet
two centuries ago it formed the subject
for the work of some of the best
writers, painters and engravers of Eu
rope; while antiquity has illustrated it
in a myriad of forms, the meaning of
which is in thousands of instances lost
to us in the mystery and darkness that
overshadows the history of so much of
human life.
Any object which presents at a
glance a meaning beyond its mere ap
pearance is an emblem. The torch for
Illumination, the scales for Justice, the
anchor for Hope, the owl for Wisdom,
the butterfly for the Soul, the scythe
and hour-glass for death. The first at
tempt at writing was emblematical,
and Chinese writing is so to this day.
So were the Egyptian hieroglyphics
and the same can be said of our own
Indian picture writing.
All coinage, from the first Hebrew
shekel to the last American dollar; all
the Hags of all nations; all state or na
tional seals, are emblematical of some
thing. The cross, the crown, the scep
ter, the miter, every church steeple in
every land, mosque, minaret and pago-
1 da, temple and ahrtne, idol and fetish.
all are emblems.
Every letter in every language, every
figure, the sign of every trade and pro
fession, the roses of England, the lilies
of France, Ireland's shamrock and
Scotland's thistle, are all emblems.
And yet. strangely enough, it Is only
by persistent search that one can find
out even the least about the origin of
this class of art, the meaning of its
varied forms, the hidden sense taring
often lost utterly while only the form
remains.
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PRIZKS ON PATENTS.
1100 and Perlmpn Jtakr a
Fortune.
We aeon re patents and to induce
people to keep track of their bright
idens we offer a prize nf one huudred
dollars to be paid nn the flint of every
mouth to the per sou who submits lo na
the most nieritoiious invention during
the preceedirjg mouth. We will also
sdvertise tbe iuventnm free of charge in
the National Recorder, a weekly news
paper, published in Washington, D. 0.,
whioli bus an exteneive circulation
throughout the United Htateg and ia
devoted to the interests of inventors,
NOT 80 HARD AS IT SEEMS.
The ides of being able to invent some
thing strikes most people as beiti? very
difficult ; this delusion the coropsoy
wishes to ilidpel. It ia the wimple things
and small inventions timt mnke tbe
greatest amount of money, and the com
plex out s are seldom priititsble. Almost
eer)body, at some time or another,
conceives an idea, which, il patented,
would probably be worth to bim a
fortune. Unfortunately snob idess are
natially diamiased without tbonubt. The
simple iDventu ns like the rsr window
which could be easily rlid np and down
withont breaking lhe rmrf dear's back.
the same pan, collar butbm.thennt look,
tbe bottle stopper, the snow shovel, are
things that almost everton sees some
way of Improving upon, and it is these
kind of inventions that bring tbe greatest
returns tn the an'hor.
The pnr we nffer will be paid at the
eudofesoh month, whether lbs appli
cation has been acted npon by the
Patent Olllce or not . Every competitor
mnsl apply for a pateut on bis invention
fbrnugb ns, and whether be secures tbe
prlte nr not, the inventor will have a
valuable patent.
TUE MESS CLAIM COMPANY,
Pmur W. Aviarrr. (len'l Manager,
611 F HI. N. W. Wsablngton, 1. C.
P. 8. The reapnnaihilifjr of tbia
company may h iudtfei from tbe fact
Ibst Its stock is tield by klaint aevei,.,n
Somlrad of the leading nrwapsiera of
tha United Htalts. ,f.
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