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WEALTH IN WHEELS.
Simple and Direct Method Employed by
the Nea force Indians.
An old custom was revived by the
Xez Perces Indians and their visitors
during the celebration on the last
Fourth of July, says the Morning Cre
gonian. The natives of the local tribe
are very wealthy people, and thei-e arc
designing mothers amo:-g the aborig
ines as well os in the different elnssts
of civilized society.. The young bucks
of the Xez Perces tribe ere regarded
Bcmewhat like the scioni of royalty in
matrimonial circles. The maidens from
ull visiting tribes were brought to I.ap
wai to find husbands. The customs of
the tribes, which were revived for the
occasion, were more effective than the
Boston man's way.
The marriageable maidens were by
common accord quartered in a selected
spot in the valley of the Lipwai. At an
Appointed hour the young men who
wanted wives to share their annuities,
their homesteads and the affections of
their hearts appeared in procession on
the hallowed camp ground. The hour
was midnight, and the scene was in a
grove of trees mode fragrant by the
wild flowers, and every heart danced to
the music of the rippling waters. The
young men morched forth, and none
but candidates for matrimony-joined
the march. They were dressed in theii
brightest colors, and each carried a
white willow cane. As they approached
the tents they chanted an Indian chorus
that was tis doleful as the song of the
owl, and kept time by beating upon the
tents with their cones. The drumming
was deafening to the distant spectator
and must have been distracting to the
vvniting maidens in the tents. At last
the singing and the drumming had the
desired effect.
The maidens came forth, nfter a delay
just long enough to satisfy that uni
versal passion of the mind of a worn-
pii to drive a lover mod with doubt.
There were more men than maidens.
The, former kept up the march and the
milsic without. The minidens counter
marched on the line of the same circle,
each selecting a husband from the (inc.
The chosen ones Wstened to follow
their brides away into the darkness.
The unfortunate suitors were left to de
spair. cigarettesfgrTen tea.
Enormous Capital Invested in
Blcyolea In This Country.
An Industry Thai Has drown to Mam
moth proportions In a raw Year'
Time Coat to the Maker
j. and Ueere.
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COPfBIOelTS. ).
The Outlook will be in 1897. as it has
been durlDg eaoh of its twenty seven
years, a Uistory of Our Own Times. Id
its various editorial departments The
Outlook gives oompaot review of the
world's progress; it follows with care
11 the important philanthropic and in
dustrial movements of the day; baa a
complete department of religious news;
devotes much space to tba interests of
the home; reviews oarrent literature;
furnishes cheerful table-talk about men
od things: and, in short, aims to give
frrsb information, original observation,
and reasonable entertainment.
Beginning with the fifty flifth volume,
the paper will assume the regular maga
zine sir., which will add greatly to its
oonveuicnoe and attractiveness. Tbe
Outlook ia published every Saturday
fifty-two issues a year. The first istue
In each month it an Illustrated Magstins
Number, containing about twice as many
pages aa tba ordinary issue, together
witb t large number of pictures,
Tba prioe ol The Outlook Is three
dollars a year Id advanoe, or Iras Ibao a
cent a day.
Head for a specimen copy sod illustrat
ed prospectus to Tba Outlook, 13 Astor
Neee, New Yotk Oil v.
Ontario-Burns Staoc Line
They Tell TJa That They Are Now Smoked
In "Society."
The green tea cigarette has arrivi-d,
and promises to cuuse greater ravages
than its predecessor, the slender roll of
alleged tobacco, which now poisons the
air almost everywhere in Asia, Europe
and American. The person who first
discovered that green tea would smote
ia responsible, suys the New York Jour
nal, for milions of disoidered nerves,
stomachs and heads, but ia probably
too far gone in adoration of the ener
vating habit to feel any remorse. Al
ready the new fnd has taken posses
sion of England; it will soon atornithe
walls of Paris, and before we civn
fortify against it here we shall be be
sieged. It will penetrate the boudoir
of the ladies, and even the strait-laced,
orthodox public will see no harm in
an Innocent tea cigarette. But none
the less a deodly peril lurks within it.
New arena for the growth of tea are
constantly opened up in the east, and
the product will le pushed with all the
energy of merchants determined to
make fortunes. We can even foret.te
the time when to every pound of tea
purchased for legitimate consumption
an a cheering anil nonlnehrluting lever
age the subtle grocer will add the
dainty package of tea cigarettes, en
veloied in piicr covered with pretty
Chincae or Cej lonese designs, thus Ulg
Ing the entrance of the lmon into the
household. There is but one conien
anting feature in the whole buHluexa,
and t tint is that at its worst the tea
cigarette can neter furnish an ef
fluvium n stifling oh that of the Amer
ican p.iT roll with which every office
lwy ilelilieratcly exiws hla lungs to
(Mtrtiul paralysis daily.
THE WILY SEAL.
How ne
OelU
W Hir.OTK.il" n4 rW rUMtat ni.
I ON a to l r.-.iar. as ..
fH.l4 . I' aprMrtti flta M. Im.rt(
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BURKS-CBHYOH STHGELIKE ,f
tHteiHief aey .mfvpawft
vi iia.t it, !., ay 1
itisiww adm.a Vi a
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H A. VMLHAMS, Pop.
CIIICAOO.
USTAlilO-IlUliXS
lieavM Burns I al!y at A p. m. ami ar-
rlvea at (Hilario ta il boor.
Sinalo Fnro $7.00.
HlilwaaKeB & SI. Paul R'y noundTnp $10.00
nr"ii lltM - WV l'M M'
iwnxs CAXYOX
Imtrr Hums dallr, tnM P'lB.Ur ranrt
at iifiMi t tir a. ttli llffiMtwr ali.iHwint
Mrl rH 1.1 liiWrt. fttuA I'ortlaM t tumw la
nil ili m.iil.s rilueilil ! lAteilesi
( at K urns.
Menace to Catch
I BBsrMi
Tln seal ia prolialily theclumalratan.
Iinal In tlio world, an.vs thf ew ior
Iteconb r. lie likes to bank In the sun
nil day and hen he nnr he Is exceed
'ngly slucglsh and awkward. It liaa
often tcrii won.rerl how thU anlmnl
liiRiioires to aecur lt favorite food,
wild M'l fowl.
S.a gull arc ao wild that tl is dim
cult even for man to get within guitahot
of one. The ami rma to reollre that
li would I a want of time to attempt
to rrnwl tip on the gH ,hry rr1
ilium the water and catch them una-
1 . ... . . .1.. n
Hurra. rf ! waina- iipm ""
nrw arwrinir alowlv through the air awl
,.e to the war. Then the aeal llea
to the tara and awltui tinderiirath tlu
watrr fir .iih ibatance. By the tim
lie baa inanaa- d to aw itti aNiut I"" feet
the gull haa forgotten the prrarnce of
U rneiny. Thi gr the ral hU op
Mrtunity. Be cuiloMly rs the
kurfiu of the water at nie llatance
from the .lnl st wh h hw tlivrsl. and
allow nirrrly the tip of M great a"
toaprr aUie thp wnlrr.
ItrinaUiing In this oitMitt, he give
I.I nioriiHiii t"ly a rotory itMitUm. so
that hU ma .f ril rlrrle on the
tnrfai-r ..f I lie i.rin. lie dura thla
Some of the larger companies have
capital invested in the manufacture
of bicycles alone aggregating $G,0OU,000.
Yet, as has been shown, these firms are
but a tithe of the whole, and the indus
try is growing larger and more wide
spread every day.
"Judging from the capital invested
in our own concern," said the manager
of one of ticse films to me, "I should
say that $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 would
be a conservative computation of the
amount of capital invested in the bi
cycle industry in this country. And this
is for the manufacture of bicycles alone.
1 do not include those necessary ac
cessories saddles, lamps, bells, chains,
tubing and odd parts. The nianufac
lure of these articles has necessitated
the building of specially constructed
plants attached to existing factories,
and, of course, the employment of many
nundreds of additional hands. In these
reinforcements I do not think 1 am
overestimating when I Fay that an
other $10,000,000 or $15,000,000 has
been invested in the last three or four
years, and with perfectly satisfactory
results.
'."There is, however, a peculiar and
altogether unlooked for change in proc
ess. When the industry started upon
its truly remarkable course bicycle
makers were unprovided with ma
chinery and tools for the manu
facture of certain parts of the wheel,
such, for instance, a-s those made with
screw machinery. This was alniosl
entirely done by one firm, whose bur.i
iess in consequence increased enor
mously. Necessity is the mother of
invention, you know, and as it soon
became evident that these parts could
be made more cheaply than they could
be bought there very quickly aro:-c
bright engineering geniuses in nearly
every establishment who set them
selves to the invention of new and im
proved machinery with which to make
them on the parent premises."
"I do not fear contradiction," said
the manager of one of the largest ath
letic sundries concerns in the country
to me, "when I declare my belief that
there is not a trade in the United Stutea
that has not leen beneflciully affected
by the bicycle industry. Why, even
i he butchers are benefited by the im
proved health and healthier appetite
of the people. Members of every trade
have found it to their advantage to
invest some money in one of the many
necessary adjuncts to the bicycle pns
time.
"The leather goods people have found
it necessary to invest in a special class
of goods favorable to the manufacture
of saddles, bags, valines nnd such like
sundries. The shoemuktrs now make
specially designed shoes, legging?, etc
The glovemakers are affected. Watch
makers manufacture and keep on sale
cyclometers nnd such like instruments
of precision. Photographic apparatus
makers turn out eclnlly designed
cameras. Woodworkers nnd cane'
workers and cork cutter, engravers,
lockMniths and newpiiers all have
found It positively nccesrnry to Invest
more or leas capital in various branches
of the bicycle industry. The total np'
ital thus Invested, entirely outside of
the ncaiial manufacture of hleyeles.cnn
not lie far short of t20,noo,oo(l or
000,000. The Investment i spread over
an enormous nren.
A lime sum in arithmetic is neces
snry to get at the amount of money
sent by the devotees of the new pas
time.
Prices of wlweUi vary from f.10 to
lino nnd upward; $7.1 may, therefore,
le pirtty siif- lv accepted us an average
flrt coat to the owner of a blcyrle
Put ilown another $J for such ad
junct a lump, liell, cyclometer nnd a
few liaeful, handy tool. There la Ihm.
Ibly a suit of bicycling c lothes, which
may lie rtimntr at $20, and thrn for
the simple rr mi I r that rrmv lie needed
while on a long trip and awny from the
regular repair aboiii of the Maker
Thre are not likely to encred $.1 In a
year. The guaranty given w ith all bl
cycles covers ,!! ordinary relra not
the result of rarrleaatiraa or acrldent
ranted by the owner. Toirethrr these
auina, which Include first cost, amount
to $i)5. Now by the end of the sea
son a rider may Iw tired of hla "bike"
or sits one he !ike better, and wlshea
to m.jte an exchange. Ill old machine
and to $Vi w ill procure Mm a brand
new one of the latest model, Itrncf wr
may take II that the annual expense of
keeping Metrle, Inrliwlte of flrt
Co t, is about liO, or, any. ft per week.
Thla, of coiirae, dors not Include re
freshment on journey, hotel and
othrr Incident! espeaaea. N. Y. Herald.
Mn of Fe!ln-s T!i;it Traccn It Ancestry
to lu'.lcncft'.leuto Hull.
As a historical ftiuvr nir the cat is a
decided nolty, which comes from tbe
sacred shedow of Independence hall,
says the Fhludulj.iiio liccord. Some time
ngo people v. hose business took them
through the historic old hnll nr-d the
surrounding tiquare frequently saw a
colony of common looking cats loafing
about in that vicinity. All thew nni-
rutls could trace their ancestors tcck
to a couple cf fjood ratters which bin'
teen introduced into the c.iI'aiM of t!u
old hall to depopulate the rodents which
thrived and fattened there. The cats
cleaned out the one nuisance, and be
came nuisances in turn. They w ;
oared lor and fed by a colored man
named Charley, employed in the sheriff's
office. When the animals 'increased
si rapidly as to threaten to oven un ihc
place Charley conceived a i ruiii.nt :dc-a.
He decided to turn the cats into money,
lie "four.d :cos le were willirjc to jv.y a
Uigli r.s one dollar for a cut Lorn and
reared in Independence hall. He socn
disposed of all butonc or two of the cats.
These few Survivors w vip l?f t. in the hcli
when the aheirit's offics r:ovcd up to
the city ball and took Charley with it.
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