Rogue River courier., June 17, 1897, Image 4

FINE
ABOUT QUEEN VICTORIA
RULER OF THE NAVY.
WhlrL
Tar«« »tori«* 1 hat Ar« lnl«r«*Maa C m -
o«rnlu* Euftlaud'a Mov«reiga
“There la on« man in the Unit
States who has more power than th«
president and all the federal •curt
combined,” said a naval officer recent
ly- “Tba secretary of the navy i* th.
man. hi » power over officers « f i
navy is autocratic. He can wit Io •
the aid of a court fii « an oftic. r a’! '
way from four hu • !r«*d to four th» tl
sand a year, accordi r" to his rank, n*
simply V
it the \
ii of the secret
ry. Unlike officer
f the army, ofij
cer* in the navy ar«- not pni<! a unib rm
and fixed compensation. In the army
the salary of an officer is fixed by law,
and no one, not even the president,
can deduct a cent from that pay with­
out a court-martial. In the navy ther«
are three regular grade* of pay. In
the case of a rear admiral, which is
the highest rank in th«* navy, the pay
at sea is six thousand dollars. On
shore duty this is reduced to five thou­
sand dollars, while if the «»tficer is on
leave of absence or ‘waiting orders’
this is reduced to four thousand dollar*
“Now supp«»se a rear admiral is or­
dered to the command of the fleet in th«*
North Atlantic. Th«* secretary of the
navy propooes to visit the fleet. He is
received on board the flagship with all
the h«»n«»rs due his station, and the a«i
miral doe* his lx*st in the wuy of enter­
tainment. Suppos«- again, when th«-
secretary sits down to (line at the ad­
miral’s table he finds that a cheap
brand of American wine is served in­
stead of his accustomed Chateau
Yquem. The secretary determines to
resent this indignity, lie goes ashore
and decides to relieve an admiral wh«»
knows nothing of the first principles of
hospitality. He issues an order de­
taching th«* admiral and placing him
on waiting orders. Then on the fol­
lowing «lay be determines to punish
him still further. He calls in the chief
of the bureau of navigation and directs
that Admiral Bowline lx- given an iu-
definite furlough. Tlia’. means that
instead of drawing six thousand dol­
lars a year as he wa* yesterday, the
late admiral of the North Atlantic finds
hi* income suddenly reduced to two
thousand dollars, and all because he
ha* offended the ruler of the navy in
some slight matter.
'
“Cannot the admiral ap(x*al? Cer­
tainly not. There is none to whom In*
can cry out. The president has no
power to review the decision* of th**
secretary of th«* navy in matters of this
kind. This is an extreme case, of
course, but it would not be difficult to
point out where lieutenants have had
their pay cut from tw«» thousand six
hundred dollars to nine hundred dol­
lars by a secretary who had a grudge."
For many a year after her husband’»
death Queen Victoria would never con­
sent to be photographed, save in very
lugubrious trim and with the prince
consort'a buat or portrait well in sight
Much livelier now that she is much old­
er, her majesty t«wtay sits for artist* in
grand array ax we! I as everyday clothe*,
and some of her favorite jewel* and
lace* hav** thus become well known to
the public. The severely criticised or-
nainent* bedecking the sovereign's head
and chest on th«* juDXee coinage may
be recognized as studle* from actnal
jewel* much beloved by hep majesty.
Sir Edgar Boehm had a hard time of it
with outsiders w len Kiose coin* were
first isMied, but he was amply compen­
sated by eirlogiuxib faHing from roval
and imperial iij* upon the charming
way he had rendered that favorite neck­
lace, broocAi aud earrings.
The queen ■ money from the state is
all paid up in advan«*t* to the Slat of
March next, and so ar«* all the annui
tie* that are granted to the prince of
Wale* and the oWier members of the
royal family, and Coirtt*’. the banker*,
are the only peraona who know how the
royal accounts stand The thirty-six
thousand pound* a year aMowed for the
children of th«- prince of Wale* remains
at the fmme amount as it was before the
death of the «hike of Clarence, and this
money will contiuu«* to be paid till *ix
months after her majesty’a demise.
(>u each anniversary or tfie annua
celebration of the «farm's
the beautiful pain’ / <,f the n|Jrilag«-
of hwr majesty is brought into the royal
dining-room and <lc-«»rated with white
silk rosettes.
Iu‘ this painting the
queen’s motheraud the beautiful duch­
ess of Sutherland, mistress of the robes,
show to great ad vun’uge. The curtana
al*»» appears near the quern’s left shoul­
der, held at the “carry” by a state
officer, (the curtana <»r curtein is the
pointless sword of King Edward the
Confessor, consider«*»! an emblematic
sign of m«*rcy,. and in the left hand
background of the picture are two
large burning taper* r»n the altar of the
Chapel Royal, St. James’ which were
blown out by th«* archbishops of Can
terbury and York immediately after
the ceremony
Thr <• rantXrs are still
preserved, and w»i?, n«»t be lighted again
unt?. required for -t sacred ceremony,
which, we trust w
n«»t take pla«;e un­
toff aH the young stx-iety people of to­
day are bald-heiuled and have to wear
■mr,tar,
Herbert
Hw Power.
^ *MOI U« Gain*«i<l.
THE ALABAMA INDIANS,
Remnants of the Tribe Located in
the State of Texaa
•URRIMt
moment
I
IN A LAUNCH!
|| la FU h
First
,at* 1 he
Waler.
That a launch is a matter of matL* -
matica, as well a* of great skill and la­
bor, is shown by t’ fart th.it tie- in i i
of science who ha* «• iiiatter ip •
I
al ways makes a set <>f calculation -how-
ing the strain on the ship and its i re­
ck* condition at practically every foo.
of the journey down the u;.y>. If a
boat should get in the way. or if it
should take an unusual length of time
to knock out the keel-blocks, or if any
one of half a dozen things houl* < n»se
serious delay, the scientific man knov s
just bow long he can wait, ami just how
I
far the limit of safety extends.
There is always one supreme moment
in a launch, and it is at a time that ex
rapes the average spectator. It is wlieu
the vessel get* fairly well into the water |
This is when an important factorkrov n
as the moment of buoyancy c »me* in to ,
play. If you can imagine u ycshc I lid
ing dow n an incline w ithout any v.atei
into which to drop, you can see that th? ’
PON T
THEY WON’T BE SHOT.
|
Th.
Th*
T PEARL-
TH6 WORLD-
DC TOO POSITIVE.
__ _
Mau
H..k
tM»"-''
*
Thoucbt U. Had Mad«
American Quail That Are Trou* 1 ‘ Don't be too positive," «aid abuu"
U
Herald writer,
Ming Canadian Sportsmen.
Thu»**'1 • 1
The Iowan of Muscat I«**“*1* »
[«•aH weighing twvlte and a hall
^rat». thn.ughvy.ieh you
;
li.rhf it is ''"»th about
“
Z oomed by l-rlno^ YoUMiuprtT i
n^wbe. 1 am not now quite»
**«• sure about thing- You w 'i-'1-
ly think that one'» life-in '.usmeasand umque for U au.A
It
~
the Gentleman » M.o.-aznu. V
•
other avenue, of it» deelou.
llUS ,,f I . lai», in bo", to I'hiliP D ..
kee Invader*.
tend, to make a man careful
conservative; but it doe. not n. a rule^ »«.in hr Ito.ooo ducat»; it» pre»« nt
The use of the .surgeon’* unu
P‘lin 1»
. al«.ut
.
. £3'»'"«^
i i. immi The pope,
The remount of th« Alabama tribe,
“ value
b» on coming »o general, re.ultij".'•?
Two ye»r, ago quail became very To most men experience
, .
•u{r»n iM*<*aine
hich migrated to the Trinity river re*
hi-accession.
ix*<<uuv the
v*»». owneri<>rme in auch a large number <4 t « '»Y
scarce in this part of the province of stern light rather than a head light.
4*, ‘’ _
>n early in the present century, is a
t ,n. N'ing»f»pe»H.left by"n.'"f >■* occaaion general alarm.
"Take a easeof recent occurrence.
Ontario, say, the New York Sun. and
Mr. William Walpole, of W ,
• rich of th«; Creek nation, and is in-
«.me enthu*i*»tie sportsmen imported friend of mine who is in bus.ue»» on nr.-deees.sor» upon the throne of the
mixed with a few (‘oshattas and
Vatican, which cannot be of e»» . value South Dakota, wnte,?^
a couple of I*vies from the southern North Market street recently •h"u»>11
iixtogees. They speak three differ-
than K Empre»» Frederick has three year, ago, there cam.' —
states and turned them loose. This he had made a deposit of one un< r
my left eye a little blotch Xs* “
it languages all evidently dialecta of
•> . neeklaee eompo"d "« ‘»'ft-1™ I
year they are reaping their reward, and fifteen dollar» In hl» bank.
^Ieof**2)í
n* Cr«*«*k, and most of them under*
warls.
the
total
'alue
of
which
haa
.
•thought;
’
he
himself
wa»
ooek
sure
he
tbou<h it is not the kind the; ezpactad.
Bgrewraptd,*
md the Mobile tongue, or servite
E-en
estimated
at
liar
;
That live quail are plentiful everyone had made it.
•hooting
I
. ,
i n taw, which, like the French of Ku-
“ His
His b»UM
bank b»x»k had been left / with I Queen Victoria, ha» a neeklaee of pink
but Vija
up vw
to .la'.- "
few dea.l I “
• a.'r.es.
g^rVCB. kZMfc
----
!n 'verTdl^ I
•pe, .was th«* universal language
.„.»rls
worth
£16,0»
That
of
Haro-
bird* have gla«kiened the hearts of the
bank for settlement, an«l my frien
1 . Cime LuC I
lining the tribes and their usual mean*
— ■
■
* ■'
J col-
—1 j merely
made out a slip and handed it in ne»» Gustave de Rothschild, made up
hunter*. • Whether
the
feathered
____ _____
■ f communication with the whites.
;
days
I i I
A
few
day»
later
when
oniht* have acquired new habit* since
teller,
,,f five row» of these pre .-ions stones is
!
&oo<i doctor, ,, ¿
The remnant of this race, says the
valued ut £40.0110. while that of Bar­
coming under the British flag or have he received his bank book 'settled up.
A pronounced...
hicago Ti ’ribune. now numbers about
simply brought with them the spirit of behold vou. that deposit was not en­ one» Adolphe de Rothschild is even
B|kcer, and *aj¿..
i hundred. I. Their crop* are principally
independence peculiar to the republic tered. He at once took the l««’k to the ,ll()rc costly still. Both of these ladies
F' must be
-ultivated I for their own use. rather
nnu
lzniiuk
hut
thev
art*
certainly
young man who was teller on that day have given order» to their jewelers to
no one knows, but they are
f Thií* I wtaddT •
han for sale.
7
Indian corn is the
well able to take care of themselves.
consent to, hit.
bring to them any “pearls of great
said:
, .
” incipul, although R many of them vessel would tip down sudden! at t! • They are wild and warj and unlike the and
little fa.ith u ’
" 'You have not credited me with price” which may come into their
int potato«**, and all of them vegc- end which has left the ways,and won
indiscriminate
use
of
the knife K?
native Canadian quail are easily one hundred anil fifteen dollar», my de­ hands in the way of business. The
>h*s, and they usually fill their rise at the end still on the incline. Hu* flushed. When flushed they fly straight
ing of the many cures made br< F
gems
are
usually
pur
based
by
one
or
posit
of
such
a
day.
I luges with fruit trees. During the really, in successful launches, the stcr«
for the thick woods, where it is difficult
"The teller obligingly 1‘Xiked over the other of these ladies and added to S , I determined to give that med
a trial, and after I had takendC
iohhi of cultivation
they remain of the vessel is giadually lifted up I
to get at them. They think nothing of his slips and book, an.l said he: I hare her neeklaee.
days, the cancer became irritated4’
i’»,cly at home, working industrious- the water, and this throws the weigh" flying half a mile to reach a thicket, no entry of it. neither d.. I t member a
Good
judges
are
doubtful
whether
began to discharge. This after,,.*
y. und hunting only ut such times as forward on that part of the ship still and often instead of alighting on the deposit of such an amount.
to award the palm to either of the ceased, leaving a small scab
resting on the ways. The force of th.- ground they perch in the trees where
lu-y haw lvixiir«* from their crops.
"Then arose a «Uspute
above
two
or
to
that
of
the
empress
of
finally dropped off, and onlyahet. K
■ But when <*vcrything has been water is called the “moment of buoy
no dogs can find them. The other day was positive he had ma«k* t>
Russia, who has seven rows of pure little scar remained to mark the •
ithered an«l h«»use«L the last crevice an<*y, ’ snd the natural tendency of the! the sp«jrtsman who had most to do with He was going to have it cr»
where thedestroyerhadheldfmi,y t
white
|x*arls.
valued
at
something
like
their granaries i.s closed to exclude ship to drop to the bottom of the stream bringing in the foreigners tramped W’ould know the reason wh
80,ooo rubles, but the stones of which
'■¡it and air as a guard against weevil, is called the “moment of weight.” Now about from sunrise till sunset, and, on aggrieved: in fact his f«jel
are perhaps less iwautiful to the eye.
n comes the return to Indian life the moment of buoyancy must always being asked the customary questi«»n, venomous.
The one belonging to Grand Duchess
I Indian enjoyment. They break up, lx* greater than the moment of weight; ••What luck?” replied:
“The bank held a special I lx>ard meet- Marie has six rows and is said to have
Cancer is in the blood and it is ft,
■ hunting parties ufter the Arab but it must not be very much greater,
"I am a sinful man, but not a liar. I ing to consider the matte.*, They de-
toespect an operation tocureit S<.
'.'■ion, taking with them their wives for if it were it w «del throw too much didn’t get a feather. I never saw such cided they couhl «1* nothin-’’, The tel- cost £36.000.
Mlle. Dosnoe. a sister of M. Thiers, (guarantteJ purely vegetable} i, ,
«1 children, their horses and tents, weight forward on the part of the ship birds. They invariably flushed before ler had always borne a ;■ ’ xi reputation.
remedy for every
d household utensils. They seek the still on the ways, and might break then, the dogs got within fifty yards of them, Could my friend r a. tn ber whom he has a necklace of several rows, which disease of the blood,
MS*
ihi pine forests, away from the settle- down, or injure the plates or keel of and made for the wcxxls, where it saw in the bank th • day In? made his has taken her thirty years to collect, Books mailed free ;
F
and
has
coat
herupwardof
£15.000.
The
i uts, and work their way in the dense the ship.
address
Swift
Spe-
\
When the great English seemed impossible to find them.”
deposit?
empress..f Austria posses.«*» some of the cific Co., Atlanta,
lebrakes along th«* rivers which
- r
After dinner he lit a cigar and gave
•’ ‘Oh, yes,’ he said: T will swear I
battleship Ramil lies was launched, this
most beautiful black pearl» it is jmssi-
ic men rar<*iy f ever penetrate, did really hap|x*n; and so great was the his friends the benefit of his observa­ saw So-and-so as I entered tne door.
in y soon fill thc-i
amps with gume,
tions.
“ 'Hunt him up. then.' said the bank ble to find: her casket and that of the
struin
near
the
bow
that
parts
of
the
nd alone with them elves and nature,
"I don’t believe there are more than 'people; ’see if he r in 'm’x’rs seeing czarina of Russia are. in fact, th** most
r safe from the intrusion of a supe- cradle were actuully pushed right into a dozen flocks of these imported quail
famous in the world for pearls of this
you.’
the
bottom
of
the
vessel.
It
is
this
dan
-r and conquering race, they enjoy
'
in the county,” he said, “but they
“The person could not re?ollect such color.
ger
of
disaster
that
causes
the
scientific
«e realization of Indian life as it was
Mme. Leonide Leblanc sold her neck­
travel around so much they are seen an event.
laurcher
to
make
the
most
careful
cal-
fore the whit« inun discovered their
everywhere, and in that way give the
“Said the bank p<*ople: ‘Cun you rec­ lace of pearls a year or two ago for
•untry. When weary of the chase, culat ions, as to the conditions surround-, impression that the fields are full of ollect who else was near the teller?’
nearly £10,000, but in consequence of
ing
the
ship
at
every
f<x>t
of
her
journey
• satisfied with its results, they return
certain matters which were whispered
them.
I
asked
every
farmer
I
met
if
*
“
’
Oh.
yes,'
said
my
friend;
’
tnat
• their villages their horses laden with into th«* water.—Frank Matthews, in there were any quail about, The an­
alxvut at the time she bought it back.
young man,’ pointing there.
ried meat, deerskins to be dressed for St. Nil holus.
The
stones
in
it
graduate
in
size,
and
swer alwav* wa*. Ph-nt v of them. I
“But that young man merely smiled,
ie market, and liear’s oil in skins for
saw a big flock yesterday or the <i:iy and suavely said that lie had no remem­ are exceedingly beautiful in shape and I
ntlAV
I6^M7
aeir ow n use or for stile. These ex­
luster.
before ' Now, 1 feel sure that many of brance of the occurrence.
PUZZLED MONKEYS.
ursions occupy their time until ilie
these farmers saw the same flock.
“My friend was angry; he grew war­
It acts Dower fully and quickly Cures wh-ti
rason comes for repairing their fences A (•»•vpiUar I iivbum Their Quarter. When the little native quails were
WAR AS A CIVILIZER.
others fall. Younir men regain i<,6t manboo
like. He consult«*«! a prominent lawyer
in«i makings reudy for their crops,
men recovery Guihrul vig«jr. Absolutely Gov
>ttb Tragic Result*.
plentiful they didn’t travel about in Boston, '¡ be m:. i of law said, lacon-
ante««i
to Cure NervoiiHneHh, |jO«t Vitalin
Time* When Batt!«* Was the Only Ef-
when they nil return horn«* cheerful
lmi>otency, Nlirhtly FniisMlon- LostPow*
On* of the cages in the menagerie much. A flock wouhi make its home
UaiiiH ot
rat«-</.
fectiv«* Means»
eitlker Hex, Failing M<-inory, Wasting b.
and contented to Ix-gin the routine for was inhabited by an ate les, or prehen­ in a cornfield where there was plenty
bo redress. The bank's
eases, and all ffecta of telf-abutf or nctna
I once reared a gamecock by hand, another yevr.
Merchants, undoubtedly, in early IndUcrttion
Wards off Insanity and <*<»nsuniw1 •
sile-tailed monkey from Central Amer • >f food .«ini « <>ui'i I«- found there or in
>o«l n- yours (io slow.
Dou’t let druggist impose a worthless substitute .
keeping him secluded from his kind
times penetrated foreign tribes and na­ rou
Like «»ther Indians they have that ica, and a dog-faced monkey from a neighboring fiehi at any time. The
because it yields a greater profit. Insist on ha»,
>u
ni
•
•*
th«*
ileposit?
We
until he was adult 1 then placed him fatal pa si.>n for ardent spirits which western Africa. Each held the othei
tions, and brought home, in addition to ng PEFFER’S N EKVK.OK, <>r sen?for .: \
d<<gs could get within a couple of
tli'.i--‘s at times. L<x>k their wares, stories of what they had r» carried iu ve«t pocket. Prepaid, plain nr«.'.
in a large collection of barnyard fowl seems d*’st iin-d to I«- t heir «-x 1« rmina-
1 per box, or 6 for $5 with A Written Gov
tu supreme contempt. The Africa
yards «»f them before they woul«l rise,
k
and
<
ilh-e.
’
where there were half »dozen mongrel tion. Blit it is generally kept within mused silently over his own strengi!
to l’*re or K«-fuud Money. HampL-U*
seen and learned abroad.
But the antee
and
I
never
knew
them
to
fly
further
PEFFER MEDICAL ASS’N. Chicago, IU
>
:...
that
tlu*
hundred
merchants were too few, too ignorant
EXCUSES WHICH DO NOT EXCUSE <-ocka, a drake of the rnuxeovy variety, bounds, as they do not drink habitual­ and looked scornfully at the spider than forty or fifty rods. Besides, they
SOLD BY M. CLfiMENS.
ar
..
:
i
not
torn
up.
My
several ganders and two turkey gob­ ly. A constitut ional depression of spir­ like arms of his cousin in captivity,
and prejudiced. and, too little given to
Always
He
Ready
to
Fipialn When
ijtt iim grew still more
blers immediately and in rapid suc­ it«, to which they ar r<* peculiarly sub- while the American didn't think mud never flew except when disturlwd, and
observation,
to
spread
much
useful
in
­
Caught in Suspicious Circumstance*.
when the dogs struck a trail they could
cession he settled his accounts with
formation in this way; and their peo­
What i* much needed for persons “in the males of his own kind He short­ ject, or an overflow o »f social feeling on of a monkey who had such a *h“*’t find the fl«x;k by following it. When
v .« i week* « lapsed. One day,
»»»'.»»XXVWMV
the
reunion
with
I
friends
returning
i stumpy tail as his companion.
hunted the birds would fly back and
trouble,” and «*sp«*cially for those caught ly overcame the druk«* and the ganders.
ugh an «ml < v« r out hanging ples were too self satisfied to give up
One day a caterpillar, a long brown forth in a couple o' fields, and it was
in flagrante del ictu, is a good excuse, He then devoted what was left of his from their huntin,,r • .rursions. usually
,*e. h«* f mini th«* «lvposit slip, any customs and beliefs of their own
Where easy to kill a whole bevy in an after­
an explanation on the spur of th«* mo­ forces to battling with the turkeys. leads to n debauch One ufter anoth- hairy one, crept into the cage
i a.i. TabJcuu! Imagine his for those thus brought them.
How, then, could any effective result
ment for their having, for example, Here he found himself in great diffi­ er is drawn in and thc revel sometimes it had come from no one knew, bu’ noon. Of course that w as why the na-
ih-tractioiis wen* in order.
extends over two or three days and there it was treading its quiet way tirc quail got killed off
three gold watches about them.
• the bank ¿’.nd c.vpiained all from national contact be produced? In
culty, for the reason that these great nights. When it its
across
the
cage
The
atele*
spied
ii
. over they carefully
An instance of this kind occurred birds would seize him by th«* head and
esti'allen manner und vowed primitive times the only effective agency
"But these new fellows seem to do a
only the other morning in London, says lift his body off the ground. How­ efface all truces o if their dissipation, and stopping in his gymnastic exei
must have been that of war. Destruc­
t the trih r.
lot
of
their
traveling
on
the
wing.
If
and Trade-M arks obtained, and al! Pit-J
cises
dropped
to
the
ground
to
invest!
dress themselves handsomely, return to
a correspondent of th«* San Francixro
tive as this is in its results, it has the Caveat«?,
ever, he soon learned an ingenious
a
feeding
ground
doesn't
suit
them,
I ent business conducted for M oderate F em . i
gate
the
newcomer.
For
a
short
tim<
Argonaut.
their usual avocations, and fora long
one
useful
effect
of
thoroughly
com
­
Oun
O
ffice
is O pposite U. S P atent Orect*
JUHUuMG
A
THOROUGHBRED.
trick, which protected him from this
he kxilced quizzically and» wonderingly they fly to another v Half a dozen times
we ian secure patent in less hint; LhauUiuicJ
A g«*ntleman was stopp«*d at five a danger When gathering breath in the time drink nothing intoxicating.
mingling diverse* peoples, bringing and
a
day
my
dogs
trailed
a
flock
over
a
icmot* from Washington.
The
ii
Astride
n
I'neuniath-TirrU
at
the
woolly
object,
which
went
qui
­
m. and requested to explain the fact of intervals between hi* assault* he would
They have a wil«.' . regular code of
them into the closest contact with each
Scud model, drawing or photo., with deserp-»
«•<•1 Triun
• Over it Horse.
tlon. We advise, if patentable or not, freeo:j
his carrying four umbrellas. It ha«l hover himself lietwern his antagonist’s lueling of their own and are always etly along. Then the right hand was farm only to tin«l that the birds had
other, and forcing upon the attention charge.
flown.
I
believe
each
flock
now
has
a
Our fee not due till patent is secure«!, J
The
thrust
out
timidly,
and
as
the
fingers
¡p-roughb.
i
race
horse
is
be*
been a tin«* day, so that one seemed un­ legs, keeping step with the awkward ■< a«ly to tnrow away life on a point of
of each the advantages possessed by
A P amphlet , “H ow to Obtain Patents,' with'
necessary. The liest account h«* could creature in its efforts to getaway from tonor, ami do it with u e«»olness and touched the caterpillar it curled up beat of a dozen or more farms over lie vet t • t-e the swiftest animal on the the other. The caldron of human so­ cost of same in the U. S. aud foreigncouatnci'
into a hairy ball. The monkey jumped which it travels, and as the birds are flobe. o when th? king of racers, Sal-
•ent free. Address,
give of himself was that his mistress
him. In a few «lays he wore out these adiiference which wouhi excite the back, blinked his eyes as if to l>e cer seen at different timeson all the farms, vutor. >v«*red a mile on a straight ciety must be set boiling before its con­
had been out at a party and he was car­
nvy
of
a
white
udv«x*at<*
of
the
code,
tents
can
fully
mingle
and
combine.
doughty foemen and remained the bat
each farmer thinks he has a flock liv­ ‘rack at Monmouth park on August 28.
rying her property home.
i fact, they do not seem to feel any tain of what was what, gibbered and
tered master of the Held -Scribner’»
ing with him just as in the past, an«l ISUO. in i: . ..—which is still the record War is the furnace in which this ebulli­ f O pp . P atent O ffice , « vashmgton . D C. I
The inefficiency of an excuse of this '
distinctive drend of death. They speak then with the aid of his tail drew him
tion takes place, and through whose
that i* the cause of the opinion that
self
up
to
one
of
the
horizontal
bars
he pr-A tidy wen. the distance in less
sort is really lamentable. In no society
of it with ns much indifference as of
activity human ideas are forced to cir­
quail
are
plentiful."
The
and
looked
down
*vonderingly.
than
it
was
ever
traversed
before
or
do tadies take four umbrellas to an
tny future event and meet it apparent­
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
culate through and through the minds
The
sportsman
who
brings
home
a
fron
dog-faced
monkey
looked
on
evening party. It would have been
since
by
;•
living
cn
ature
of
any
kin«i
ly without fear or reluctance.
above with apparent scornful uncon bag of half a dozen birds this year does movin r unruled over the surface of the of men.—Charles Morris, in Popular
Till street is full of humiliations to
better for the |*x»r wretch to have an­
When their crops are worke«l to a cern. The little set was rehearse« well, though it was by no means un­
Science Monthly.
nounced himself as a "Japan«-*«* noble the proud. Emerson.
earth. Hr I anyoneat that time predict­
•oint of safety they ore willing to help
man of the first class, who, in deference
W hat we barn with pleasure we their white frii-mls. At farms where again and again, whenever the cater usual for a g«Mxi shot five or six years ed that \s»: hin five years a man on a bi­
pillar uncoiled itself and started for ng«» to make a bag of twenty or thirty. cycle would propel himself over the
to western customs, was wearing four never forget A Mercier.
WE SEND IT
they an* kiiully treated und where they
QUEENS UNCOMFORTABLE.
umbrella* instead of four swords ”
P atikrí ’K is th«* road to advancement tin«1 it agreeable to stay they work nt some untold goal. At last a happy The men who imported the quail are <ime distance on a similar or any other
thought struck the steles
There wus satisfied with the result, even though track in fu-ier time than that of the
This wouhi hav«* at least staggered in all lines of life. Japanese.
inixlerntc wages, and during the cotton a small stick in the cage, and grasping they haven’t killed many yet, for they
The lied Tap« of thu Palace Wa* Odlou*
th«* policeman as being something out
P bobpkhity I m a blessing to the good, season give important aid. Cotton this with both hand* the valiant mon­ say that such waryJ»irds cun take g«x>d Jv»roii .-u’.»red. he would. lays Harper’s
to Marte Antoinette.
of his lx*ut.
Weekly,
have
been
considered some*
a curst* to th«* evil. Anon.
picking is their favorite work, Their key. with many a grewsome look upon care of themselves and will in time
In Baron Rothschild’, recent book of
In another rase thro«* individuals ar«*
tiling
more
than
m
■
r *ly visionary. At
There are eo many fakes an.l quni
mall hands and lithe and agile forms his face, started in to "do up” the un­ become very plentiful, But some are
anecdotes he tells w.me curious tales of
found armed to th«* teeth under th«-
t was competing
rlide through the cotton without canny intruder. He jabbed down ut dubious of this and say that an old- that time the bic
Don't Tobacco 8|»lt aad> Mniub* lour l ife Away.
imposing on'.the public that a niunnit'
the
extremely
stringent
rule,
of
eti
­
pantry tab I«* of a gentleman's hous«*
•
it!i
the
tr«.,:ir
*
»r.se. but that he
••leaking or otherwise injuring it. As the unoffending visitor several times fashioned hard winter will kill off the
To quit
I MM* co
and forever, be ma*
quette « hich prevailed ut the French urally hesitates before paying for son*
who hare no lietter explanation to give nolle,
full of life, nerve and vigor, tabu No-To
h«*y pick by w vigiit and are permitted
• ru iner was not court in the reign of Louis XVI. Marie thing he knows nothing alKiut. I’
of their position than they were get Bae, Hi«- wonder worker, that makes weak men O »'ii...... theil ■ >v. n 1 line <>f \\ < .ck . tins with a sadly inaccurate aim, hopping strangers. The last couple of winters would ever equ •'
back after each attempt and making have been very mild. Besides they dreamed of ev«
ultra enthusiasts. Antoinette christened the Comtesse de that reason, we will sornl it absolute'
ting out of the rain.” These excuses atrong All drugglau. ftOc or II. Cure guaran­
...
i io iu t > i . i : fteedom ■ ■( .«• tlon such comical faces that the onlookers have noticed that th«* birds are rather
An«i vet this
teed
Booklet and
aample free
Addren*
■ imed-of feat has Nouille» "Mme. Etiquette." Once when
are pitiful aud almost pathetic.
free by mail, in plain package. M
Sterling Heinody Co. Chicago or New York.
were fairly convulsed with laughter
stupid and easily killed in cold weather now been necompu »icd. Nine? the ad- she fell from a donkey in her privute
neatly aud carefully attend strictly to
The dog-faced monkey alone was —in fact, there is very little use hunt­ vent of the pneumi »tic-lire wheel with grounds, she junq.-d to her feet and HOL'FMAN’8 VITAL RE>T o KAT1VI
the instruction » of their employers, and still, silent and circumspect At last. ing them on fine days. But though ball bearings, rec r Is have been fall-
TABLETS, which we guarantee will*
in the. as in all th. i i< lata-ns with the after many attempts, the stick cam< there are some doubters among the ing lieforv the bij cle more rapidly . riclout laughing: “Go and fetch Mme.
store your vitality, develop every pwtol
whites who treat them kindly, art* uni- down flat on the caterpillar, crushing sportsmen they all approve of the at­ than lx*fort* the tr<- •r notwithstand- de NoaiUee; she will tell us what is pre-
•■«‘rilied for a queen of France when your body and make you a perfect nun
lormly desirous to please.
out its life. The ateles bent forward tempt to restock th«* county with ing the phenomenal a«lvances of the she falls off g donkey."
The wonderful curative powers of KF
Etiquctt with t 'it i i require* the wife to seize the defunct crawler, and was game. lol. Denison, of Toronto, how­ latter—until of lute several wheelmen
One cold winter night, when the queen amazon Celery are well known, and »>
to wait < on the husband. This rule is just about to make a meal of its pool ever, strongly disapproves of it. He is have been going tn.I .• below two min-
not allot ;\t-d to l*>nr heavily upon the victim when there dropped from th«* a descendant of the I'nited Empire utes, leaving the tr tter quite out of »as undressing, the maid was handing nave faith in our treatment, else «
woman, however What time the bus- upper perch, on the spider-leggi*d Ixiyalists, and so “truly lo>al ’ that he the race. Bat n » 1 bicyclist has come her the chemise du nuit, when the lady would not send it to yon free. " be»
in waiting came in, to whom, as being
hand can spare ffom Ins own jx‘culiar simian, the dog-faced monkey, who thinks there should be a law pawed to within striking di .t i i
of the speed
of superior rank, the garment had to lie you are satisfied it will restore you»»’
duties is spent in sharing und lighten- quickly demolished the remains of the keep rebellious American game out of »f even an or iinar
•rouirhbred, un­
ing the labors of his wife And some caterpillar, while the ateles gave vent the country. He sees in this attempt til of a sudden a p. ’tessional racing given over, says the Mirror. She could wish to continue the treatment you cH
of them will not permit their wives to to his dibapjxuntnieut iuplaiutive cries, to colonise the fields an«l wood with y.dtst. John s Johnson, th«*
not touch it. however, until she had re­ then send us our pay.
‘western
work at all
ugly grimaces and acrobatic perform­ Yankee quail an effort to foment au- »■onder. ’ t > >k fourteen second.* off the moved her gloves, and before t hat opera­
W estern M edicine C o ..
10 ♦
ALL
ances which "broughtdown the house,” nexation.
.cycle i r<*?ord at a single clip, and lion had been performed the Duchess
(Incorporated)
Kalamazoo. MW>
d'Orleans,
a
princess
of
the
blood,
turn
­
th«* spectators of this small tragedy.
DRUGGISTS
lip-c l n •» »nlv some but all thorough-
are lb* ld*al l*ii*-i
ed up. and after her the Comtesse <|e
•
I
-
by
ruilti.r
a
mile
in
I
:
•
;-5.
The
I rgnl I ircutlon Performed lii*id«of Four
¡BSOLUTELT GUARANTEED ’LTJÎTAV • rrl _ * ----------- r--------- ' * . i » JiMsrsts
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ri<««>na Oatwlt • llnwh.
m - I • aa iiRlurul
OK ulta Sam
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tu
e? *** *—>_»* fry, i. ST, HUM. Kt SI IH i II. < hl. ..... «.mirrai.
. .,, Srw 7
tori.
t wa* a«- • .mplKhe I over a straight Provence, who was of higher rank still,
HOW ALASKANS KILL BEARS.
Minutes t<> Arrommodal* K«|M»rt«r*.
An observing southern >port*man
ir*e at Buffalo, N. V . October 24. so that the chemise had to tie handed
('apt J B Patten, wanlvn of the In­ Novel Tale fr«»ni the t ar- Away Possession told recently about a flock of pigeons
»«• pacemakers were four men down from one to the other, while the
diana state |>ri*on at Jeffersonville,
ot the I ultrd Motes.
that measured brains with a hawk und
t*n stood ’ waiting and shivering. At
T he
¡«»unlcvl . ii a quadruplet machine. quw
ha* the reconl for superintending the
H. J. Barling, who i* idrutified witJ. <-ame out on top in the contest. II. s.
hi • for the first time in the world’s last, unable to contain herself any
quickest legal bunging «*vrr accom­ th»* salmon industry of Alaska, a* th« Edwards owned a flock of pigeons,
WORK and MATERIAL
• . ’ «ry a mail has pr«*p?llv<| himself longer, she exclaimed; ‘‘It is obious!
plished in this «»i* any «»ther country. owner of an rxten*ive running plant .»< which one day wen* cut off from their
• mile purely
U liât a nuisance!”
*ay* th«* St. Ixiui* liepublic. The law* Karluk, K«xl'ak inland, lately arrivtu cote by a large hawk.
The pigeons
IN ALL
aster than t1
• •f ludiann prvM*nlx* that the death from the north. He brought dow i knew that if the Ixiwk once got aboxe
•ving crcat ir i
I ««entent e must lx* executed between with him some of the largest bear skin
PUBLIC SERVICE IN CHINA.
t hem one Ht least ot their numt>er would
he earth's vri
midnight ami the daw n of the «lay set ever seen in Sun Francisco. One m
go to make the bank a meal, and so up
Two Morita of th.’< „rnpotU,,. Kdur.-
iiiirian dcvel pm«-nl.
by th«* court. A man named Stone had
them, a |x*rfect ami unblemished skin they flew in circles, perhap* going high­ .entionx of human
tional
butchered a whole family in Davis
<>f au enormous grizzly, measured V.‘ er than the hawk. Th«* latter kept un­ mere animal developn
Ex-Secretary John W. Foster, who
county, of that state, and had been fret from tip to tip
de • the pigeons and k*i*urelj» folk»w«»d n«*nt i* therefore uni
was the confidential advwrof the em-
| condemned to dexth. The ca*e waa a
Mr Harting ha* a marvelous tale to
•
pvi-or of ( hina in the |>cace negotiation«
•f record quite apart
I celvbrai«*«l one, nibl newspaper men
ielate of the native way of killing a came a curious and unr\|x*ctvd sight to
with Japan, contributes n paper on
«the sportsman.
I i nun Indianapolis and Louisville went
bear.
Mr Edward*. Every pigt*on closed its
•The Viceroy Li Hung Chang” to the
I down to Jeff«*r*onvil)e in a perfect
”There are many k'
wing*, and they ap|x*ared to lx* the size
August (entury. Mr. Foster savs of
G^V
I phalanx to witness and report the
lconomy
.
th«* viceroy;
>f «¡»arrows, ami down they came past
I famous criminal's exit from this vale island,” he said, “as m
T *
'* I’rltUh Govern*
the hawk at a terrific rate.
That
"He «iocs not regard th« >e ----
- - -
I .* tears They arrive«! in the early l»er of cinnamon t»*n
competitive
•iv Hr- *nl -<1.
astonished the hawk, it actually dodged
edumtkmal system of adraiwion
t<
I evening, expecting to return to their , hi a launch in an unfi
A
e “Li
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,o the
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
f Hen. Sir public service as
the dropping birtls and mimed ha4f a II«
i home* on a tram leaving Jeffersonville day w hen I *pie«l two itnmrn*«
a
perfect
method,
and
t service for more than once he i
iloren wing strokes before it got iu full Ln-
alxnit «me o'clock, by which time they I I They w ere *o large I
He
also makes SHOES 10 "r''c
recommended
to
in
under in
<*ha*e of them.
When it got «knvn to In .
«•x|x*etr«l the «‘xeeution to lx* over To I r her them, but whe
* rmjMTor mat» erial modification* in
curious
and does REPAIRING'"
th«* 1 Mini Ya rd not a pigeon was in sight
their intviiM* di*ap)*Hntment ami ! Karluk I ciYiuinuni«**
*c existing syst ■ n*. But ¡t must be
'Oil Ml
fifty tra-
chagrin they discovered that the last Indian, who bore the
*>me were in the cote. ,«ome were in
mfesmx] that it hi »* Mood th«* test of
the Best Manner
e Bri
tram they couhl tak«* departed from h»g one of the besf9he
the porch, two were in the well house,
•nturies with mtn h benefit, to China.
ON
SHORT NOTICE ’
1 the prinon town at twelve o'clock at I sect ion. .Although i; years
and one in the kitchen. The hawk had
Ml its practical oj !«. rat on Ims demon-
night
| to aak his mother’s p •rmlw
been outwitted coniplvtelj. It is a
rated that it pose ' -**»• * two merit* of ADDLES. WHIPS, ROBES Etc
Having determined this they set lx*ing granted, he started
n estimable value t
|iK*«tion how t.he pig«*on* managed to
» -n\ nation: first. always on hand.
All prices at»
! about arranging matter* *o they could country after the bran
h«*ck their fall, n- the) «lid not slacken
brings all the o •J <*es of the empire
MM th«* bl
r and yet catch th« urmed him««elf with a L •ng spear. H»
rightat
ip until they wen* alxoit 16 or 20 f«*et
■ »Hi the r’-.u'h f
lower*
st subject;
tr»in. Th..
t*graphr«l the cirvuiu- grease I hi head and got to th,. m I im !-
*<ne the ground, when they scattered
•I *“•■ ondlv. it «1 minishes the
stance* she
-c litcen-
the conductor, a*kiug w ar«l of the arumal*. Pretty *«x»n h«
all «lirectioiis to e-wape the hawk.—
•- to and opportunitir. of. corrun.
him to hoi
tram until after the heard I * tramping in the brush and
»rti \Aeld.
>n anti fn\«>ritiem in securing en-
execut ion.
consented to bold it k new the pre, «a, approachinir Hr
S ixth S t . O pp . L ister &C alve » t
ance ioto official 1
. f
literary Wen Who Wer« Shy
five minute
But in Cbinu
y They were filled dug a l hole ... tl»* cri'inrl.
.>. >
the compctitivi !" ••■'Oiii tuition ends with
with despa
i ho ever haard of a lend «>1 f the aprar flrinl, with the point
Mr*. Julia Ward Howr tells two new “fee*,
hanging. I
•r »hendn.issioE;
m.l Hat step promo-
lug prayer*, xpeecb* in the e direction of the bear an.) then
inecdotcs of the shyness of literary the m
OR. PEFFER S
must cor: < 'h^'iffh other methods.
making, eb
live brief minutes? croud he.1 down The lw*ar came alone
icn \>uc of Hawthorne, of whom such a* (» (
I.
— NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD Evert «<<
hi
and But, never!
uug Char.r
auredotes are common, the other
■». they commenced to and daal.,',1 f„r the ! ead of the Ind an
'
the right of ad-
< Rbn
m
> 'n to offic t rough his assiduous
work on \V
• the
complete and in condensed fotm for busy people.
i ratten
l’hr rrxult With a swift and d-vten.na mox-.ient Imng Irving she says, attempted
«ame '
Her­ upplicnfon to «tu.li. and every ,uc-
was that everything wa*at oncegidtcn the native cut a jfash in the bear'i. neck make *
ft
<
...... Iin< ”*P it
(hurl es Ihcken*.
1
but after in tv
semi > a
upward mreer has
I ready for sending the murderer to with the aharf. apcar point
The an-
x*cn attained by
eternity. iVomptiy at the Mtroke of >.rrrd animal drew hack > few vania few wor rd*. in«liatin.*tlv he rvi
i
lower o
is own genius and
capacity*
T
van
t
3. FJ *«r bo*. ’»■¿Jj’Jtj*
go <»n. and *.it d<>
midnight th«* {»arxoD
mander
and made a ruah
He impaled him
in plain «rapper * ¿.-¿g
Hawth
r
* timidity she had a
prayer; in five in
sec
rnmi* for particular*
’ '
in.resty*
»»If <>n the »pear and all waa over."
MEDICAL AASN. lluca*^. IU»
while cnl Hing with her husl>nn<i
wa* around the
icmncti man * neck.
It U a
Hawthorne
cut*
Ovl<la
ot
iaa
rvee
l.aavh.
8<»bl
bl
M.
Cl.KMEN
’
*'
in Con<\»rd Whi
the blac'k cap drawn, the tru I» sprung
as for in.
Wine taater. the world over aandwich were iu th- pa»*l«»r they mw
and in two minute* and tw putì •two
and the
— INDEPENDENT EDITORIALS wniten in th.
th.'i».
*Hm
i
man
Axmic d«»Mn the sta
«wctinds the attending phv tau piv between aa.npiea a bit of bread and
without asking any man's or party's ..pinion or | nillSMOtl
Mrs
11
a
«
i
h
e called out:
nouneeti the murderer a cc
c ar- cheeae iu .waler to have an unprejudiced
palate It ta easy to see in thia the band, bus I mi nd. I*r Howe ai
from FUh *'<»•-
riages waiting outsido th«
erqtin of the free lunch and of that Howe art* here' • Hawthorne
»re the rep »rt* 9
the tr
It Vii
serose
t
he
ha
1
unaiern euphemuuu. the sample room
and out thro«
other minute an«t ..»th near.
the
Ilf inurw to every aatnpie nxua waa door a ith«mt ••wu i<x*king ii
the
parlor
It
furniahe.1 the proper > oncomitaata of
>t tn»* action
the aamplinf prwceaa and theae jrad
“ ty -^EVENTH vear .
»* fo<*>ntra4*t
»ally frrw into the elaborate tn<>iem
OR $2 WHEN NOT IN ADVANCI
■ ’he premure
free lunch
rhe earlier form of the
♦
♦ W0»LD-WIDE CIRCULA
»
'iat d. a’h i« due to
free lunch la found am.Mijf the '.ertuana,
E
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RII K.
V
ilk m
rt
of
Twenty
Pajes; Weekly; Illustrated.
’
tortotorto
a<*M
the
heart
to
and in the true .ample nx>m. where the
Grant's Pass, Orogen
ii* ink ha* th«- VC
'•Mire of th
wholesaler haa the beet of trad and
Hood
so
pmdmM*
IN" •PtSCABtr TO M'NING yr?_
f
' ug when rx-
®”rt<*m ex-
batter aud <»•«■ for thoee that <xane
h nation* *rrm
F4n«ai* Year Row«|* WwM < a*r«r«t*.
rrrovrnng iu
T 211 DOLLAIS PII T1AJL
that the pa*«
la> Caete wtaea before buyta^ la qaau
<»f the curm
BA»P.£ OORa» R«ft-
:l*?««• for«.**
th«* shade or
lot cause any
«♦»
net» L. fail, d/ugf i*i* r*fuad mvnt/.
• natomi«'*! drw¡rf,
In Asrirulturr «nd Jndu*tri<ms
Work»»»
'nui» of the «Ju««r
I
(uitüuu stili lu Vofu«
Among Them.
I
The Hird* Are Mo Swift of Wlus That
Uuuter* Are L'uabie to Hag Them
»ome Objection* to the Yan­
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Weak Men MadeVigorouf
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