Rogue River courier., March 30, 1899, Image 4

THE FAIR AT PARIS.
Great
Progress
Has
E£ WAÒ.
FORGOT
BOMBARDMINT AVERTED.
COURTESY
GENTLE
x
O 4
Effects
f the
How • Rich Idaho Capper Mine
Was Fouad.
Made
Been
IN BURYING A I*>G
with the Buildings.
Gua.
J*
Shafter, wnfing of “The <ap-
tureoftmr ago.* tel - uow beproc .red
the raicaaw of Lieut. Hobson and hi*
. treicnerou* iueiie
You think tt
C';
• treacherous
*
I4 hfiAWt am *
cured and
the tightest za
cold
bring* on a
.Arthur
“At the request of the foreign cow-
tula and ia the íjb tere»t o4 the wouea
and children. I gave autace that the
I threatened bomoardment would aot
The buildiari of tAe exhibition have
r€)*P
ie- victims are always
.
. lc r
it*
rt , ,n a w«akene4
cosC.: «n- blood impure and impoverished.
rerves shattered. Pneumonia, heart disease
and nervou* prostration are often the
re'Cr Wdlia’’»' Pmk Pills for Pale People win
drive every trace of the pononous germs fri(,
t-e system, build up and enrich thi blood
and strengthen the nerves. A trial
prove this. Read the evidence!
and ah onia not then if the taking of
the place required an aaeault, a» I con-
aide red thnt atarving the enemy out
wan better.
“Ravirg a number of Spanish pri*-
oners. I determined to e<rc*. the ex­
change of Hobaoa. if poaaibie. On the
4th Ger. Toral aneen ted to my propoai-
tiwa, and Lieut. Miley wa» sent tc > ffvrt
iL TW ccitumiiMMonrr appointee by th*
i
Spanish commander was Maj.
Arie*
The meeting took place
under th<
broad eeiba-tree where the surrender
aferward was made. After an hear wa#
consumed in arranging the detail*,
three Spanish soldirrs were taken out I
biindfohded. To Lieut Miley*» aurpnve
the Spanish commissioner »«leeted an
I
officer who had beer, wounded In the
ara at the battle of San Juan, an ac­
quaintance of hi*. We had intended tc
parole him if he had not been taken
and Lieut. Miley had a paper in his
pocket
for that purpose.
Seven
Spanish soldier» were exchanged for
the seven American sailor»
Lieut.
Hobson was then brought within our
lines, where he was enthusiastically 1
there ia not much longer bef<wc the ex-
bi bi tors will be able to know the ex­
act space that has been portioned out
to them.
With regard Io the British
»retion this will aot be done oatil final
plana have been received for every aec-
taoa.
Thia ia being done to asmire
of ao discontant or >aloasy between
one branch of exhibit and another.
These planshave been moat aucr«-wfully
drawn up marking where every pillar
or other obstacle will stand.
There
laoi
<<e
U'lwa tn« <rtp last vuisad this «vettoa Herman H. Ev»u,
of* w Maia bu . J«ivr»*jx Mo.. • w«u-auow neon
tf)f ”7^
•>u. :«r. ■«» * e »« f ta« vimima, *x.«l
l *» »Inew r««Q uu-. .Tj
-• aftorwCOrt» uf U.«» dum»«. A year a<o tla b«a.th
> UU. aaa *• <•• oo.igMi u> <U*re>nuaa« w«k. T l ..^
.
imm.gra on ’han that
ft
. . —
»ma Do^khoboriai or “spirit-wre-i ler».’
lately on the.r way from the Caucatu»
to
the far northwestern Canadian
which arose between the munaeipality
plains
of Paris and the gavevuorst can with-
The«« people, to the n-umber. in the
In the prescribed period be made up
present immigration, of more than 1 •* .*
The president s vsut to the afts, hs>w
eompria.r.g the entire population of »rv
ever, and to the workmen engaged upon » ral villagrs, have embarked at the
it, has given a stimnlua to the energy*» Russian port of Bat um. and trawer»*..u
of all upon whose labors suctee* de
be Black
a . the M«-diterran»--»
a
pends, and every effort will be made
’G
Vlar*-
.a « *.ng - voyag«* w
we have do <taubf. Io prevent mishap d»»«*mbark at St.John. New Brur i< k
which would involve very nwuciary ,o begfa then a Uag wlater jowr»ey
lose to begin wi»k, axwl woutal assured
"
<upeg
Jy detract not a little from the prestige
Few people have suffered more for
ard popularly
the great stem when tneir faith than these Ikrikh* »r*
at ¡Ast it threw ita doom open to the They are. in fact, primitive < hr «i v -
world.
Ilttbrr. indeed, than adjourn who try to obey quite literally
this ceremony for another year, the injunctwms, as to faith and life, of
New Testament. They hare been ban-
gmcr»l feeling terms to be in favor of
commencing on the day fixed, even i» bed to the Caucasus, moved about
though the preparations should be in from place to place there, aol treatrd
one sense incomplete. There seems to »o badly that they are in the utmost
be ao doubt whatever that the two poverty.
parallel palarrs which will contain the I
They could
principal exhibits will be roofrd and : United State«,
ready by the appointed date, but it Is only by a«*isfano
feared that they may not be flambed
on would be <x
la the architectural ami draorativei
scada is more he
sense of the word.
To open even ui>-
gee» than w* are,
¿•r these conditions would perhaps be ured of immigran
better than, postponement fur another fered le»a from the
year, but to do *o would, all thr name, I ones,
fa the far
be felt, we suspect, an little short of |
y. Fi» w fe quickly
rene? aad gave ber
hat wens e mph a» i sed
kly.
was only I VO ounce« The great bulk of
the world’s supply comes from th-
a torrent o
e Gertrude
¡at hen ng
liant
train,
pa*>ed into the house.—Youth*» Com­
panion.
THRIFTY
INOIAN
Otee Deanapod «n r:
Cao a «h
*»" an«i «avril
i* I lone
ixt re me conditions. It is used by chem­
ist». jewelers and manufacturers of in-
'andewi ent eleefric lighta and for many
other purposes requiring a wire that
will resist intense heat ( «/<nruemally,
it is worth about *15 per troy otiucv.—
Philadelphia Poet.
__
__
S«airl*«l
Tw irewveat De«il»g.
At a certain rhurvh near Ledbury.
England, an annual a<nnon
la still
Inro
overcome by some calamity, and down
his business goes. He is a go«xl fellow,
too, and fur tue life of me 1 can’t tell
what in the matter with him.
“However, he is only one instance o
i «Choo!
id ao soon as
And they carried
and tee'ameni of a damsel whoae rival
lovers died fighting f< r her band.- N
Tv II Your Mlstsr
A Beautiful Compel von is an impoasi
bii.tv wib'Mit r**l por« blood the sor*,
that »1 • »»• *i-t» in
uh
« ii«
«th god
difeetisn. a healthy liver and bowels
liver and kidneys, keeping
them in perfect health. Price 25 ci» .an i
Wets — W. F Kremer
A Thousand Toagaea
Coaid not eiprw« th* rapture
Annis I
the fa r pEib *♦
man's H^m«- <
covorv of tbo ruis s
•e-w Lavs <
»
citv i
rs v
of thaw p
'Ft
when
•
»he found that
ine cough that for rn«ar reara had r ado
All ether remedies and
saya of
this
Ruts
morad the pa n
now »loop
in
soundly,
> h. p
bet abe
t irte ‘‘it aooa re­
»ow »thing
1
This Busy World
the
mothers
nit< rd States.
DÀ
oí the
Wash*
Jane Kandelf;
;
Mew rue. El:sa
Abigail
Smith;
rth H ut< biasow ,
Hoes; Harrison. Ehs*
ler, Mary Armtvtead ;
Tavlnr,
Pa k.
Millard. Piercw.
>ebe
jn. < ,
Sarah 8tro-
Bi binin,
E lxabeth
oln. Nan<*v Hanks. Johnson,
i.- ;.rh .<»rant, Hannah Ihmp-
.
's.phia Birchard Garfield,
Malvina
M K
i
’•tone;
Harrison,
Nance
».
by E. S. Martin, w.
--.zjt*»
amuse aad instruct ka reader»
AFHLETKS
wC he coot;ni«d weekly by it* wel.-know» editor, Mr. Caspar Wbitavy
amateur
and
hosts of other diseases w hkh
kMr—a HAMPER A BROTHERS. Pwbhaher«. >«w York. X. F
and those
SCOTT’S
Clerk
Went«
En-lei
Meiob
Rece it
Keniat
Joint 1
Court
Com m
U
EMULSION
the one standard remedy for
inflamed throats and lungs,
lor colds, bronchitis and con­
♦
»
Dor.and and Johi w
It is a food medi­
sumption.
cine of remarkable power.
Grants Pass Marble and Granite Work;
A
food, because it nourishes the
body ;
and a medicine, be­
cause
It
corrects
tr-l by W;i
diseased
conditions.
Climi
Bhenli
Repiei
Trenail
bchooi
J B. PADDOCK. Propr
I As-crttí
but i vy
i.A-el the Marble S
- . ■' •
r- ■•-'' I <*od
Corum
Jackson, 1 am now m position to famish anything in the line |
-> » rk » r
I have had over a quarter
J'lSliit
Basin*»» and can till your --*1
I Olltf'.M
er m MARBLE or GRANITE.
D-tiry of experience in th* Marble an i Granite
i promptly and give you the best of workmanship.
auu i » a txj* M, Ltemau. New Y?rk
t
Will make a specialty of construction work from your oen designs.
¿T.
.
FADDOCK.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roeebarg. Ore? - I
Feb. 2\ ¡Syflj
I
Notice is hereby < ven that the foliow-
ing-naaied settler has tiled notke ol
! intention to make final proof in .«up| xjr
into prom in
, of his claim, and that raid proof will
l made before R. L. Bartlett, county clerk
of Josephine co
st Granta
Paes, Oregon,
Jame» O. Grim
M21 f.
the NS ch
I
3Ò >. R. 7
Ha naui
I prove ni» com
L
cultivation of «aio
J.M H-x.e.
i e. Oregon, J
D. Agee, of Wi
Oregon. Charles
Agea Jr., of Wi
'-cMuo. I. F in i-
lay of WilUerv;
iedical asaoi'iiat ion Dr. L. A WesG,.r
, a prMBmelit physician. su»d tba t it
surgeon of o years ago co-i:d «■■ikf
om hi* ever!»isting sleep in thtewo
id find hiir.M4f in me of tke mod rrr
tu
>erating then ters of a medical iast.
on be wou.d rub hi» eyes and st ar>
ith utter an uirmtr, t at the dar 1 X
eda of the m >odern surgeon; t’nat *
ouid see the patient brought in
■adv unronsci ousof what wa>aboul
done; he w<ould note the scrupuhiW- 1
raalincsa wh.ich anttaeptic »urg«rry
i* taught u* in all the sorroundii'*<*
the ruo.n, tlBe appliance* of the □p- j
sting »urge«►n and his assistant;
said, perhaps , see the abdomen ope e
» handled with the m<usi 1
rfect eon fid<met. and this or tl
tappo r
* ciar»
iraní»
Grants Pass k Crescent Sit)
STAGE LINE
Can
1. S. Mails, Passengers andJStage Exprex'
h ways daily between Grants Pass. Oregon, and CirfU*
passing through the following interior points: V\ i»dcr*
ille. Love's, Anderson. Kerby. Waldo, Shelly Creek,
Patrick's Creek. Gasquets.
TIME T 1BLE.
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
Leave Grants Pass
• 9 a. m. Leave Crescent City
Arrive at W aldo.................
p. m. Arrive at Waldo........
Leave Waldo..................
4 a m , Leave Waldo............
at Crescent City..
p. m. Arrive at Grants Pass
scenery through which this line passes is beautiful.
ountain road from Gasquet to Crescent City. Ex
nng summer season
J. c harper . Grants Pass.Or.. Manage |
Mayor
Au ubi
Treat-u
Street
Mar.!.;
Coumi
Regn
Grani'i
rooms
third 1
Meet
• nd th
Prob
Januar
County
Wednfl
cuuuty
s
Sontl
D octor
MEYERS
Eaur
»
4
Houth.
W:UO r.
m .W l I
-
4 CO.
SpeeHEsufor lea
t
|»«V1. tad Tri «..Marks nhou-cd »•- 1
A I m »VI
1'ortlan
JstTereu
>'!• bl-.
Í
‘
MH kfcugene
i’-«. We ad»;*«, if . > *s « •< •*»'
¡rom K*
< ;aA*"re. < -• fr«
«U« .. wWK’SmV*1 1 i
H.wt, <
'aassw
eo* *
1 ÜM f.k. and ior«<* c*«*--^*
»ent
Addrw»«,
j
J«- «• romene¿.*ct«S for Mooc«*?t ?<<« '
rOu« Orr cc '» 0»» o « itv u S
e
»«teat Io lam u«< ^** tkwv
*
t'W'aak wgtc“.
taiSsC a
’• Pty Tifl Cared.
st. Pau. *
moat beavi I
Britain.
It
ALL FREE
7QI wiwht ST
• ul SAS un I
tea office*.-
C.A.SNOWiCO.
t °*e Parts* Orvcc Waa- ««vow 3 C L
*,:»». i
HiWr.i
6 Air.I
DINII
Ac>Ci< • tn i
■
60 YEA«*
tXPEFIIN'-*
Pulli
S ecoi
Al
» •'irei
a th:
For f
K-u->. C
t«e«ti
• o( Ito
I
Vwt
Tnaoc
Desto wf
COSVRICHTS
t* ■«» «aneti?
7 »r.
Ba at
N. E. McGrew
Pioneer Truck and Deliver}
so
an tab
a
I
Hu pre
w sth poor blood.
like mending its pra>«e« th roughest me
art
Attori
l.uver
beerei
Ht»te
Hupt !
Btato
S^bacTtftlon, 14 00 a Ttar
10 Cmi t Can
Irtfrr*
or the
» W««t
The great -«t care <houl 1
given to
any little aura, puxipte or » r»U h which
•h- • » no diApumtem to heal un.ter uniin-
I ream ent
N ■ >*oe can t»
.'r
consumption
attack the weak
of the
Jo ton Adams. Sa*an
Jeffereon,
b< writtn by trnold Whit«.
and will bt tu*, ot uac-y matter
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
can
I fool
Uaivurs»-
do will every one who I” ■«
Dr Kio< a New Diucuverv for anr Ir c«bl
of the throat, chest oe longe
Frew ton
aad II. Trial botti«« free at W. F K ro­
mer a Drug atore, «vary buUiu guarna
loud.
I
ALASKA
and it» resources «ill be the mb-ec
ct a senes of papers by L^wsrtX
Sparr.
I \ mu rely the -xJy cure fur Ca..vr to bg.fts >pecifi«'—
wv cheat and I can
•ear cul y remember do ng before
a compete i«
Mr Wm Walpole, of Walditoxm, S D. «art:
• A
Pule blotch atw'ut the sine of a j*a came un»ter my left
eye gradually go »wing larger, fr m which «h»» tin« pain»
at inter» ala ran in all -hrertu»na I becarie greatly al.vrmed
and '-omailted a
dorter, who pctrounced it I'anrrr.
and vlviard that it be rut out. but thia I coak I not coo
«ent u I rv*l m my local paper of a cure effected by
N S. S. and de«n«ied to try tt
It acted hke a »'harm, the
t'aneer becoming at fret irritated, and then I im -barging
‘ v«ry freelv
This gradually grew te«e and thru diwva
.tinned altogether, leaving a «mall «cab which «oon dmp-
Iped <Mf aad now .«lv a healthy ' .tt,e a ar remain* where
’ what threatene«i to dsetrey my life ottoe hel i full «rreay.**
I k > q had completely cured her at a bach­
ductor« coo 4 g re bar
aad its iaduatr.es will be treated ta
a ««nes ot an.c^a by Franklin
Matt be w a.
Prevention is easy
prc.ents
me. she ha» demon-
la doing and
There is a sya-
tne government In-
b.ch those pupil*
im trio us and frugal
:a rhe m * w ing-room, or
in some one of the
er indu<*rial depirtmrnta.
>u«t be outside of their
Thu jonng ¡fir!, after
course x* a schcLar.
ng a salaried
a abort time
several, and
des. Out
H. S. Memmu
M. S. BrtMSS
Cume from within—the teat vrwtigu of ¡» i»n must be eradicated
oe
Dr Kings New lhawvrrv f.»r coesa ua p-
hie a burden
F. J. McCarthy
John Corbin
Owen Hal!
H. S. W ill lama
THE WEST
Emulsion
’ im them
and ar* forced to submit to a cruel and dangwroua
operation—th« only treat meat which the dortewv know for Can<wr
The -I'-rarr
pr-n.ptly return* however, anl is even m -re vident and .ieatrurtire than
Wore
Canrvr is a deadly p> »«oa in the bU->d, and an < ^wot> n ¡ teeter or
other external trxUni-uC ran k*v« no effect « hate ver up r. it
The cure must
Hpriagor, oí 117 > Howard *
Philadelphia, I'a ,
Some Short-Story Contributors
w t Morris
L F. Benson
last re­
MPRP
PIMPI
PQ
nlLIiL
riivirLLv»
mu»
O>
<o to the
dterewr n
Collgl
By H. O. Ueli»
By E. S. Van ZII»
By R. W CbaJBberi
The London Letter
So many
firkan«aa
SERIAL STORIES
WHEN THE SLEEPER W AKES.
WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX.
THE CO>SP1RATORS
There is no remedy
system.
i* ned Ewa
Having
• «
V. s.
off these diseases?”
“as a
BEST
is wh*t HARPER S WEEKLY Lu been is the put and will be ia ie
himre. The pu: work *cc ,ct: is.-.ed in th« iste SpAnah-Aaurxsa war *
durscunsuc af u* WEEKLY S iive sad eaergtdc pui.cy.
are
they
eNuai to it for fortifying the
tone»
eoi ng to a brown
with water or Chin«*
pleaaing til
pheaaan t-eg
has t>em re
by artist».
AQ
lately,
“Have 1 the vitality to throw
ron. bar­
er ar.d a
ier proa-
ClD\T
These rUce® «nil be vmuariy tmsi
Caspar W a i t n « y and W
LXnwiddie. «bo aaaaiae iuae »
»tady oi -.He placa^
THE
qu.utiun for you to decide is,
sort. ’
A Hieb Colwr I*
ir >«w tbe Ima«
of the Cat aad !» of
Ambre riet.
ArrLAnLU Ai rinul Ao
Wonder« of Arkan«aa
Th” •lory from
st flesh
NEW PIGMENT FOR ARTISTS.
4T
Hawaii and Porto Rico
Soect*. amt es w 1 ap-.ear on these
tw} cuuatres by Mewn Phil
bobtnson aad F D Millet.
n
apcoa. .ounaeys co th«
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR
which point
certainly danger signals. The
a misnomer. I know a man whose nam
is Good. Well, if there was ever a ba«i
man it is that fellow Good,
When
boy he was whipped every da r bv h
mother. Later he commenced
He ha* M9TVI I «evrrnl terms in
iPPCADCn
signals
LESION
MOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE
Tea acta di racily oa
Karl’t Clover K«*>t
tbe bowels,
fl
a
y our
-at w ait to try SCOTT'S
A SMALL SPOT
MAY BE CANCER
pre ar bed agamwt the lice of dueling
Thia is done in arvordanre with the will
through
Cuba anJ the Philippines
Don't you know these are
•a.
ie.
tu file ir
■
sharp
The !e*din< anisa of ’he
w ! on tn but« to the
-4 Ä
WEEKLY, as heretofore, muajj
the loremoet il'.uatrated weakly.
chest?
i-g a bo !e 1C the
using sharp
f rock a» tosj
wa* b
neml-bear:
a
New»
do
And
!f you are ailing and have
i«d w
Hear!
htr
the
. ■ pneumonia, bronchitis, or
lr*
an«:
s nt1
ridi
atil
with
in
ART
POLITICS
Does your throat
Jart
pains
right on
» any
of
t of the sea-ch
cold
a boxes 5X50.
Iadepeadeat or parces, devoted to
good goveremeat. it w-„i not he*.rate
to *rwr »« or d-sapprore, ahace»«/
•JK awsatwe may ûc .
consumption itself?
fa
p tc
take
raw ?
danger
Fran ea F<> * •;
W| j
50c. per box.
changa
weather?
GIRL.
feel
A
?olor. and derives its great commercial
value from it» infuMtxlity in the uwwt
ntense heat and Ita insolubility under
you
Do
every
A
Leek for the fuE tume co the package. At druggists
¿tract from th< Dr.Williams Madacma Co.. Schaoactady, N.Y
»ger
Signals!
pretty lady!” be sai !
lady,
u, Arthur,
w"«tern slope of the Ural mountains in
Rusma.
Platinum ha» a steel grey
crau:. e
for the t
nine mocita
r**s he wi.i öe (u
l uc e foi
ter ^tni day
the ma
f Indian to
when they
nigh saving’
home! Al
ree yearn
I Tribune
real fr»»m her unduly agitating poll-* p!s»n» of the Saskatchewan, 1
tics?*—English and American Gaxette
------- •'
of Paris.
don.
1
with
A Grrel Wlirrel Ftad.
The reported discovery on Mad river,
llieiaa Fiweo.
in the »fate of Washington, of a great
in * ere arid ou
ledre of remarkably rich platinom ore
< places la a curio*i
la a matter of much interest to the* sci­
manj i people
A ( hicag
entific world, especially as this metal
tells that » I
ban never been counted among our
•» of an elec
reunomic products.
\ rax* ag«» small
)uantiti«*e were found al Plattsburg,
K
New York and Port Orchard. Ore , but
m neither place were there indica­
wa
P
tion» of paying deposits, and in 1W?
r
the entire product of the United btatrs
uf a
». »he waved
war
rabie
Irartioas
Would It not be well fort drrtake to fight out a new i>.
Fran«'« to give herself a little ¡Smooths'1 existence on the froaen and r
•
“Give me
she took
arm*.
I
• e a much
a*
i° ‘Be rather than give up an
tittle of their prmople«. and
hesitatingly »about t»> a terril
n,T ha f way rusind the world.
U^uti«>a led led to rlv« them atrial.
- tfter a*m< ’.he drvt box I Belt wonderfully relteved »nd
w%* Mtiaded t ..*t me pills were puttln< me on the road u> re.
cu- ■
Iboagfettwo more toxe« anl continued taking them
- tfter taking four boxeeof Dr. William* Pink Pill* for P«ie
p“»>- - 1 am re»tore»i to <ood health. 1 feel like a new man, and
.a
< the win an 1 enerry of my former days returned. I am
oap e >f’.raaearti-c m v baelne«» with lner«a»ed axubiucn
r William«* Pat P « f.,r Paie Peopie are a wonderful
me: ne an 1 any one »u iertn< from the after-efT*«iu of the
will finl that tr.«9«e pt He are the »pectfle.”
H. H. E vkl £»
Mr Eve^er will g adly «newer any inquiry re<ardli.^ thu if
stamp -d encioeed.—/Vo’nCbte Cb. ZAewoeroi, JrrFereon City, Jfd.
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humiliation to the prkie of so art lov- J
ing a people a* the French.
He sin-.
rrrely trust that they may be «pared
It, and we would suggest that they
should concentrate upon the work be-
fore them an atteaUon which has of
late been suffering from too many dlte
iive« u>day i* «lwoa* aUrwcte He wyi:
• •» troao*ei «tut ■nurtu«?*» uf breath, palpitation of
h«uac-1
* <>mer».
te ...
ty. M
j &•.•* and
*-•<> aumeruu*
pained in« re med Xi
-I tried
une d»>«t4.r
after
another
rK.
by mr fr end». cat without *p;erect !eneC;
be<» . k> ctve ap hup*. Than I uv Dr U Uitexn* huk h T.
f«r i
People «xtuu^ in * AL Luul» paper, and »afler lnvili
..» 4
..
a th« fai
will eoiisequeatly be no disappoint­
ment when exhibitors arrive to mak-
their final isjrtailationa.
al
A historic tableau io being prepared
wh.ch is likely to cause a seoatMJU at
tke Fans exhibition. Thia is ao other
SOME MISNOMERS.
than a faithful reprodoctioa of the Mal-
j cheered by the army.
msiaoa ealoe on the evening of a grand
“I had learned from the English con­
reception in tke year ItOu.
Mor« than
sul that Hobson was confined in one of
SO figures will appear in this arene, be-
the large buildings nearest us. It wa*
•nle* N*api*e«jn and Josephine The fur­
la plain sight, and from It floated th”
“It’s itrange.” said the observer, the
niture. which will consist almost en­
red cross. It was under rifle fir*, and, ! other day. “hew so many people are
tirely of authentic pieces of tbs period,
as it was a building full of windows, i misnamed.**
promises to be a veritable eunostty in
«** afraid hr might be in danger, g n \
The causa of this remark was oe a-
itself.
By the way, to the list otf roy­
fire would not have been directed to­ aioned by a man whose name was Lue
alties who will visit the exhibition must
ward it, but shots will go astray, rape- ¡ who passed «iown the street, says I
nose be added the ahah of Peru».
Hi«
eAliy rifle-shots. The fleet, which wa* Louisville Commercial.
majesty has definitely decided to make
bombarding eight miles away, would ¡
“You see that man. From his aa
the trip, and PariMaa.
~
»re naturali}
be likely to hit It. I was very z* ’ to you would thick he was destinetl to
delighted.
get Hobson and hie mm o« ’ <? .he1 one of the most fortunate rreat
Read ia the light of Col. Jekyll’» re­
way. The fact that they w« r«
e«f , who ever drew a breath. Although his
cent remarks al the Bnuah chamber
by the army has never been scknosl­ name is Luck he was certainly bcm
of commerce banquet, the following
edged by officers of the na«y who sim­ under the unlucklcst star that ever
leaderette from th« Daily Telegraph is
ply speak of th* return of Mr Hobson shone.
of nrtereat:
to his duty.**—Century.
“I hav« noticed him,” continued the
**Th« whole civilised world is called
observer, “from his childhood. When
upon to face th* <«wt ¡agency at a rrry |
THE DOUKHOBORTSL
he was a little boy he couidn’t go to
grave disappointment.
Wa moot ail
school with kte lesson* correct
but
hvjpe that it will not bo rco. red an
*•*•»»■ a«fR««*c Wb«< its« •«» Tfc«tr
what he would make a mistake some­
certainly at prearnt we need not d.»
MeiMr***«« koias rar»»«sb
where else and be sure to gel a flogging
»pair of ita being averted, but it ia
B««r>tbiae.
from his teacher. Since he has growrn
discouraging to find that the bare pus-
1 —
»ibility at a poakpoaement of the
The cew world has «*< eskrd aaany ;;p he ha» started tn several kinds of
buainess. He's a rank failure in them
of LROu has flawed kiedaof ref g
itself upon public din*'uao*on. Only six-, ligious oppression
but has pr^bub» all. Starting out with nothing but the
brightest prospects before him. he is
tecs months more have n»/w to eiapse received no more picturesque and strik
before the date fixed be its opening.
and it is doubted in »me quarters
whether the loss of uuse occasioned by
the recent atnke and the difficulties
IS
.f the b.g cop-
take plaKir until ruoa of July 5. On that
day I telegraphed to Washington that
I should oot open fire until I get Lieut.
Hubaon acd hi* men out .f tie city
been making moat r
^rkabie prvgr* *»
ia the course of the tatst two mouth*,
so much so indeed that the work of tkr
bkukLng ia considered tc be more thar.
a nwxith ahead, aad a* far as the offi
eul* are '»oncerc-d. it will be po«aibte
to open the exposition at the toegin-
mng of 1KJ0, instead of waiting ualu
April.
It ia a pity that the executive
work has not beta able »o make the
•ame progress, but we learn aow that
the plans are rapidly being distrib­
uted to th« various count new, so that
GRIP
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