K
VANDERBILT WEALTH
GIRLS ON A ’COON HUNT.
A
Blmpllett7 aad Cordiality Are Always
the Truest Bl«ua of Good
Breeding.
How It Originated Three Quarters
of a Century Aga
The young women here have discov
ered a new kind of sport, which is noth-
I ing more nor less than 'coon hunting.
They hate been out twice within a
week, and bad no end of fun in tramp
ing round through the woods, and
swamps at midnight mid later hunting
the cunning 'coon. They engaged the
services of un experienced hunter, who
has had wide experience in hunting
big game in the k « h ky mountains, ami
knows all the haunts of the wild an
imals in this vicinity.
Four young
women started out under this famous
hunter's guidance about ten o'clo< k a
few nighta ago. They wore rubber
boots and their shortest and oldest
golf skirts.
After they had tramped
through the swamp» and over the steep,
rocky hills for three miles the hounds
treed a 'coon. Tha hunters managed
matters so cleverly that each girl in
turn had a chance to blaze away at it,
and there has been a dispute ever since
«i to which of the young women
brought the creature down, says the
New York Journal.
Not satisfied with this, they went out
again a few nights ago, but 1 bought it
would be more fun to hate a few young
men with them; so they enlarge«! thr
parly, with the old 'coon hunter for
rha|M rone. They managed I hi» time, In
staving out until two o'clock in the
morning, to get two '«*u«m>
On tlieir
way back one of the girls got iluek so
fast in the mud that she had to lie piillrd
out by the united strength of several
<»f her frietnls. The sport will be con
tinued with a large hunt some time
next week, when the *coon hunter will i
have a party of nlxmt 20.
He will di
vide them up into s<|imds, giving a |
hound to each a<|iin«l, and see which !
part) will have the best success.
Oom Paul te Scored.
LEG1ND OF SANDY HOOK.
VULGAR EXCLUSIVENESS.
Ma. E ditom —I
Hela* asi O’rr Trae Tale of the Great
Haee Helweea the Yacht« < o-
luuibia and Shamroelt.
notue
in your issue of
creatures, who own Kru£ r si. 1 kno*
bis secret«, have made this war. They
Mr. H. N. Earner, cf Kean:
Neb., »avs:
•■In 1894 I was attacked with
paralysis in my left bide. You
might stick a pin to the L
into my left hip and I would
feel it. I was unable to do
kind of work, and had to be turned
in bed. I fully made up my mi^
that I could not be cured, as I ';;aj
used all kinds of medicine and i^d
tried many doctors. At last I
was advised to try Dr. William»'
Pink Pills for Pale People, and 1
very reluctantly commenced their
use last September. Before I had
finiahed my first box I began to
feel much better, and by the time
I had used six boxes the paralyse
disappeared; and although two
months have passed since I finished
my last box, there has been no re-
currence of the disease.”
on
corrupt contra’«
!>ec 28th, a letter you publish from one have thriven
a»» »«
D. J Hadley, giving bis views on the They have bad the MiracU
Boer ami Bri ish war, I am afraid they lite Transvaal, placing them in Germany
are somewhat baised. He tell« of some Holland sad France and mak n< thei-
oowvmissions, what they please. As lon^
things such as mine holders making
as tbe Tranvaal could be persuaded to
'heir workman deal tn their «tores and
»pend money, and tbe more the merrier,
being fenced in ; even^if so, we do it here
io this boasted liberty loving land. I they were content. They are iwietly eu-
Years had ¡»as*e*l since the ccmmence-
ment of the great yacht race. Indeed,
Tbs f«aa4«r'i First Musty Wa« Mad«
there were few among the people who
1
with aa Oyater Rast — His
cuuhl rernember the beginning. From
|
Wlfa's Aid la Gwltla«
the shore upou a clear day the two boat«
|
a Btart.
could be Men lying mutioiAleaa a few can «how you a picture, in a last weeks jo) ing their millions in Europe now,
and they don't really care what is lb»
it ngths from each other.
New York World, where ttoK**/ shut the
On the high cliffs which skirt th*
Standing in the prow of the Sham gates and would not let a baker enter, and war’s «»utcome.”
i
Raritan river just below the canal out
rock Sir 'Thomas hw>ke«l out over tbe
Speaking of the rare question in
they make the negroes deal up to their
garity of trade," of not knowing any-
let Is the famoua old» Be lion I a hotel,
M-a. The sails had long since crumbled
oneoutaideof "our set," what a grateful
wages. Weil, I have alwajs umlersiool Africa Mr M«Crscken sai«l:
where Commodore Cornelius Vander
The (ruth is that in South Aines
away, the rofies were dust.
He bad
social change would be wrought. That
that the Boers dont even pay them any
bill made his start In life and laid the
' grizzled hair, «!eep furrows of sorrow
every other nation meets and (use**, but
cold stare of the would-be elect is but
In an
foundation of his great fortuua. The
lined his face, his spare, attenuated thing but told them as slaves
the Dutch remain apart. Th*y are a
the expression of an under-bred, pov-
building is dilapidated, but as solid as
form told of the awful privation which other place, bo says wages sro so and so minority everywrher«*. The British num
erty-stneken soul. What ia "exclusive*
In the early years of the nineteenth
and the Boers only charge |30 per month
he
fad
endured
for
years.
The
snows
neaa?" It is that human poli< • w! ch
ber »H per cent of th« population oi
century.
of the winter had just departed. Daily fur board; tbe British work them 12 hrs.
shuts individuals off from the • 'joy*
the Cape, but the lm «1» rotten horoegbe
Tha hotel was built In 1803 by the
meat of their kind, by which aociety the skipper of,the Columbia shouted for the same and charge £5-10« for board t have the majority of representatives and
New York A New Brunswick Steam
as though it was immensely grea'er. but
gajns, since an inharmonious element across the bay:
j the Dutch refuse an equitable redistribu
ioat company.
With boatmen and
"Sir Thomas!"
is thereby removed. How pathetic la
in reality is leas, being only or scarcely
ahippers it bacame a favorite resort,
tion
bchreiner, Hofmeyr, Bteyn and
Tbe hoarse, thin voice sounded
the isolation of the determined aristo
427.50. Well I have an article from a
and country reaidente w ' j O drove into
Krug»r are conspirators. They have
crat, especially In a small town where, strange through the megaphone.
man who has been there, which 1 would
town hardly felt saUafled till they had
"Breeze freshening. Sir Thomas!"
meant to drive the English out. Eng
other stirring interest lacking, human
<Sned at the Bel Ionia. Twice a day th«
But after th? fifth year the Irishman like you to publish and let tbe people sea land ha» been forebearing, but now the
relations mean so much. Could even a
coacbea of the Trenton line pulled up
both
sides.
I
judge
Mr.
Hadly
h
a
firs,
Divine microscope detect the difference had no heart left to answer.
j (¡ueetton will be settled forever. After
/'rum tht Adverts rt AzUll, Ntb,
before the inn.
A sort of superstition had arisen. cousin of our Senator Billy Mason.
between the naked souls of a banker's
I tbe war Chamberlain will disarm the
In 1823 the Bellonia passed into th«-
M. B. Cockerline,
and a grocer's wife? How Infinitely Other craft could I m ? >??n b«*u«lding be
two republics utterly
He will insist
hands of Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was
stupid It is to draw lines in small places fore the wind; the salt >ea spray leapt
John McCracken, yvbo has lived nine
unknown, except that every day or so
that the Cape have a just representative
Dr. William«’ Pink Pills for Pale Pei.pj«
instead of honestly enjoying all there over their bulwark*; but the breeze years in Jobannesbury, where he has rep
contain, in a condenwd form, all th? eh-
he would sail up from Perth Amboy
'lte cleaning up has come late,
is to enjoy. If one has had sujierior mi- nevrr reached the >ails of the fated resented the firm of Fraser A Clialmeis, I system
lurnts
!!• <■• "AO tw K>»‘>
* life and richn«^
with a boat load of fish and oysters anil
but it will be thorough. South Africa
vantages, is there no obligation to give boa t a.
io th.- blood and r.wmr? shattered uerv«t.
of Chicago, was at the Auditorium the
hawk them about the town.
"Three
bells!"
Whistling
time:
the
Thrv
are
an
untailing-p«*citic
for sueh <1i*.
pleasure, to make sunshine in others*
will be open to the world and will be-
other day, and in th? course of an inter
IIow did Vanderbilt get the money
east? as !<•< ..motor ataxia, partial paralvu^
lives I m -cause of that good fortune? Thr emaciated men stoo<l up. Sir Thomas
1
come
one
of
the
most
progressive
por
a, BMfalffo rl eU.
from fish pedtlling to buy the Bellonia?
time Is at hand when intelligence gale the signal; the lips of the < t ? w view in legard to tbe Neu th African im
matin 1, nervoas neadaohe. th« after-effects of
tions of the earth."
Me didn't.
will be too widespread, ¡irogrras to a »noted, they strained every nerve, but broglio, as reported in tbe ‘‘Times Her
la irrippe, palpitation of the heart, pal«* and
Early In 1822 W’llinin Gibbons, a cap
sallow omiplexions, all forms ot weakut«
ald”, said, among other thing«: ‘‘Those
more vigorous plane of thinking too no sound emnniited.
While we cannot agree with Mr. Mc
italist, made a night drive from New
either ia mule or female.
The mate Mt«*p|M <1 nut.
real to admit of men and women look
who knew anything of the insid«> work
York to Perth Amboy. Jt was Im¡>er
“It is no go<Ml," h? said, sulkily; "age. ings of the things in Transvaa! have Cracken in all his statement# on his argu
ing askance at one another to make
Dr. Wiliams* Pink Pills for Pals People are ne.s
ative that he should cross Arthur Kill
ment, it ie our wish for the wake of fair
sold b»th« dozen orhundred. but always 'n pack
mental Invoice of social, financial or of grog."
been ceitain for three years that war
ages. Atall dru ifl sU. or direct from tha Or. WIL
to Tottenville, 8. I. Tim night
was
lie«#,
to
present
both
si
lea
of
the
qnes-
"Have
some
tea."
said
thr
owner,
other probabilities. Will it not coon
lunta Medicine Company 6chenectady, 8. Y , 50
would come
No other solution was
stormy. Gibbons besought the ferry
cents per bo», 6 boxes 12.50.
tio i.—Editor.
penetrate thr dullest brain that wealth, sternly.
man to take him across, but be refused.
poMible.
Had
Great
Britain
compro
"Never
shouted
the
men.
in
unison,
rank or leadership are powerless as
He then womlcred into an old ferry
mised
and
|K»stpuned
it
would
only
mean
"Jam?
”
sitggrstrd
the
owner,
shields against unhappiness, or a»
tavern where hardy boatmen were
With mnrlinspikr. ma in bra«*? and a worse war in the future. Chamber*
pro|Mt to mental, moral or physical de
gathered.
ficiencies; that there la positively no loaded jibimoma thrv advanced iqton lain is master of tbe problem ; he knows
"Where’s the man with the nerve to
Th« \ <* limited over thr hiib*h- all its phases. He has meant war from
honest or sensible basis for judging in him.
row me across?" he called out.
dividuals except Individuality. — Ella ways, .Klr«a«lv thr for« no-t man was the beginning, as Kruger ha». The war
HE
DID
GREAT
THINGS.
One old salt saidc
Morris Kretschmar, in Woman's Home rnpidly b aling th«- «-pinnnki-r. but Sir
will be push»«! through Io the end.
"Why can'n, you’re daft!"
Thomas n«-»rr f!ln<*be<l. llolling up onr
Companion.
Gibbons cried:
"Name your price;
of thr wrnp|M*rs which hr alunyn rar« Chamberlain is the strongest English T n net of ord.-r If you have the symptoms
I've got to go!"
SOME LITTLE-KNOWN FACTS. rird with him. he threw it at tbr as- man alive, ami lie will nor swerve from •numerated on this chert. You cun be cured
without the aid of Calomel, Blue
or
Just then the door swung open and
sHMsin. Th M-trn-poiind weight caught his appointed task "
Quinine. They are minerals and are apt to
V% hlrh Show How I.title We K uom of thr w rrtrhrd man full in the forehrad.
A Farm Library of unequalled value—Practical,
"Corny" Vanderbilt stalked In.
.Mr. McCracken is no alarmist, but poison the blood. Why not add your name
"What kind of a time are you having
Up-to-date. Concise and Comprehensive-Hand
Each Other and of Our
Vanderbilt ordered a drink an«! iwb I
Hr ft II; th«- planks of th«* «Irek wt-rt* says in regard to the military siin.tion. to the already la rye list of people cured by
his
summer,
Jimmy
?"
t
somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
(ounlrj.
lowed it in silence; then he responded:
stainrd with his blood. Thr "Thing”
111 Pl AN I HI DI AN has cured 1 «<u oth
“The alarms sounded in the news
"Oh, oui of sight! Th«* family all
"Well cap'n, I’m your man; let’s
By JACOB BIGGLE
roll«*«! over thr si<le into th«- watrr. Th?
ers
and
It
will
cure
you.
Ill
DI
AN
is
the
awaj. Father was the Inst to go. 11«
papers cut i o figure. If Methueu suffer
Only 18 ¡>er cent, of all the fami
start!"
greatest vegetable remedy of the century arid
whirling eddies nirr«l' round it as it
No. 1 -BIGGLE HORSE BOOK
went
north
on
business
uro!
left
me
to
ttd
he
abo
punisued
the
Boers
heavily.
lies
in
America
employ
domestic
help,
Buttoning up bis coat, Corny g«>( out
will relieve all the following symptoms :
sunk. A slight shock.
Allaliout ii i-.es—« Common >ense Treatise, with over
take car«* of th«- house. Oh, v • h. I’m leaving 83 per cent, without even one
We g»*i no accounts of Boer losses; they ,
74 illustrations ; a standard work. Price, 50 Cents.
his boat, with a pair of oarN, an oilskin
"It has rrarlird th«* ! m -<! of thr<M*rnn."
Hl DY AN can be had of all druggists lot
-trong
on
that,
you
know.
Haven't
servant.
No. 2 -BIGGLE BERRY BOOK
1 ain confident |
and a lantern. The capitalist climiied
murmured Sir Thomas, when hr re are concealed. But
&U cents ter package
I «cm there sine«* lie left. That makes
All alout Rrc.u, ing Small Fruits—read and learn how ;
If all tbe dressmakers known to ex
u|M»n the rear seat and held tbe lan
Th? relwllion thousands of Boers have been lost around
< nt.tins 1
-ted life like reproductions of all leading
me think I'd better go ar«>uii<l («»-night ist in America worked 24 hours of each gained his balaiic«*.
tern. Perhaps an hour later the two
varieties and 1 0 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
quelled, he turned I hm attention to the Ladysmith, Kimberley and Mafekmg
he's
«lor
to-day."
day
for
a
whole
year,
without
stopping
men, after a ¡»erilous voyage, trod
No. a-BIGGLE POULTRY BOOK
"Ahoy, ahoy, there!" hr If Britain plays the waiting game, ham
James was right. His father had re for sleep or meals, they would still be < oluinbia.
All alrout 1 mitry the best Poultry Book !n existence ;
Staten Island, soaked to the skin.
shouted, using .-ill thr little strrngth tilers the enemy when opportunity pre
turned arid was sitting on the jiorch able to make only one dresa apiece for
tells everything withaj coloted life-like reproduction«
1.
BILIOUS
HEAD
Vanderbilt had just been married,
whieh remained to him.
of
all the principal breeds, with 103 other illustrations.
sents and let the Boers exhaust them
Miioking a cigar when his son arrived, lew* than seven-eighths of the women
ACHE- Relieved by
Price, 50 Cent«.
and Gibbons eould not persuade him to
"Base villains!
They are shoving
says the Detroit Free Presa.
selves
ami
shoot
aw
ay
their
ammunition,
HUDYAN.
of
America.
No. 4—BIGGLE COW BOOK
remain over night on the island. The
t heir boat."
"Well, how have you b«*rn getting
All about Cows aud the Dairy Business ; having a great
8 3. JAUNDICEOF
she will win. That however, is not the
Not six per cent, of all the women
rich man hande«) him a card, w ith some
Too true! Under rovi r of th«* slight
sale, com. ins 8 colored life-like reproductions of each
along for the last w««-k ?'* in«juire«l the in America spend as much money as
THE
EYES
HUD-
British
way.
Lor«J
Methuen
’
s
is
the
money, and told him to call at thr
breed, with 152 other illustration*. Price, 50 Cents.
fog
the
crew
of
thr
Columbia
had
YAN will cause the yel
futher.
<50 per ye««i on their clothes.
sU-amlMiat eom|Niny's of!!«-« in Battery
No. 5 BIGGLE SWINE BOOK
slipped over th«* leeward Ixiw. Swim British way. But the British cannot
lowness to disappear and
"Oh, very well, considering." sal«!
Out of 12,(881,000 American families
Just out. All about Hogs—Breeding. Feeding, Butch
place when he visited New York.
overcome
the
enemy
without
heavy
loss
ming
noiselessly
to
the
stern,
they
the normal, healthy color
Jami’S, assuming the confident air of the income of 4,HOU,OWU of these fami
ery. Diseases, etc. Contains over 8<i beautiful half
Home weeks Inter Vanderbilt ili«] go,
to
return.
formed
into
a
phalanx.
tones and other engraving*. Price, 50 Cents.
es.
”
thr man who has dons his duty, “A few lies is Jess than 4400 each ¡»er year, and
and was cordially received^ When lie
Mr.
McCracken,
in
describing
the
The
HIGGLE
BOOKS are tiuique.original.useful—you never
"Heave!
”
shoutril
the
captain.
Their
«
COATED
TONGUE.
accidents alamt thr bouse, but I fixed the incomes of nearly HO jwr cent, of
>■.1 w an\ thing ¡ike them - so practical, so sensible 1 hey
was alxmt to leave Gibbons guv« him
legs shot out simultaneously.
FOETID BREATH.
Boer preparatious for war, said/‘The
th« in all right."
me having an enormous sale-Kant West, North aud
the entire number are less than 41,(8)0
a package and told him to go .to a
HUDYAN will clear the
"Sh<* inov« s!" shouted Sir Thomas: Boers have nient war for ten years and
South Every >ne who keeps a Horae, Cow, Hog or
"Yrs?"
each per year.
Chicken,
small f ruits, ought to «end right
wharf, where he would find an oy atei
tongue and make the
"sh«* moves!" hi«h*r(l, ah? had advanced have prepared during the last four.
"Yrs had th«* burglars onr
away for th- BIGGLE BOOKS The
There are scores of placca in thia
smack for his own use.
breath pure and sweet.
thr«*«
1
inches.
By
night
full
four
fret
Lucky thing I was here they
They have had unlimited money io
country where only one mail contra
With this l»oat Vanderbilt begun Io
had been <•<»» ere<|.
5. TENDERNESS AND PAIN IN
have stolen half the house. A
»¡»end and they have bought cannon in
every 1 4 tiny *.
make money. Not many months laler
KY'i.u-r
guv«*
plac«*
to
spring;
spring
gas pipe sprung a l«*ak, too. Bu
Ask th«* average person where the merge«! into summer.
France and Germany, as well as rifles TIIE STOMACH, DUE TO INDIGES
he had saved 4200 and leased the Bel
covered that in time. Ami On
TION. HUDYAN «ill clear the stomach of
central ¡Miint of area is in the (’nited
Ionia hotel. Fortune seemed to have
Is y«ur paper, made for you and not a misfit It is 22 years
"\V<* have only thrr? men left.” said and ammunition. With unlimite«! mon
Why, wr’tl have I h «* ii overrun w
the excess of bile, relieve the pain and cause
States and hr will fix it somewhere in
old it is the great boilrddown.hit the nail-on the head.—
smiled upon him, for ubout (be same
ey
and
(he
best
modern
equipment,
is
th«*
first
mate,
crawling
t<>
th«*
frrt
of
if I had n't been h«-rr to clean t hem out!" Illinois. Tell him it is neur«*rSiin Frun-
V?u'h.
'“,lJl ar,n «nd Houaehold paper in
the
food
to
be
perfectly
digested.
time he wua made captain of the first
the worlu the I tggest paper f 11> «.1 ae 1 n the ( nited State«
it a wonder they can put up a great
"Hm! that's strange," said his father. eisco and he will be incredulous until th«* owner.
of America—having ove*a million and a-halfregular readcra.
steamer bet wren New York and New
"I will na\ignti* thr boat myself." re fight? They have pneumatic dynamite
"I linyrn't heard any
burglars, nor
B. ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER.
he remembers that Alaska is within plied thr brave man. hitching his trou
Brunswick, the Bellonia, through the
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, anil the FARM JOURNAL
smelled any gns. nor heard any rats, the boundaries of 1’nele Sum
guns, rapid tire guns, guns the same as HU DY AN *iU lessen the con^ siiun and re
Edyvnnf
aid of Gibbons.
sers.
and 1'vr been her«* nil th«* week. You
the French and German armies use. duce the liver to Its normal site.
'■1 1 “d ”C1)
"v
B«ik, in Ladies’Hom«* Journal.
Vanderbilt bad plenty of competition.
"To think that Icannot raise the w ¡nd
know, I didn't take that biisinrss trip
They themselves dont know how to work
bample of FAKM JOURNAL and circular describing BIGGLE BOOK* free,
O|»|»o8ing lines were starte«) and lie had
IIUDYAN will cure all the above symp
with Lipton's!"
ufter all."
to bustle to maintain bis prceminenc«*
u 11 mi r ATKINSON.
Address,
FARM JSPIKrXAl,
IOI Il’^A!
Hut was that a breath of air, a ripple, these guns, but they have imported 80d toms and mnke you well. Do not delay
CHAS 1. JENKINS
While be was os the water Mrs. Van
P hiladblphia
a cntspnwr, a swell? Far away in the ex|»ert French and German artillerist« longer. Go to your druggist at once and pro
COST OF LIVING.
cure
a
pa-
kr<e
of
III
DI
AN
for
"
cei.'s
or
6
derbilt cure«! for the guests who came
wrest th«* whistling of th«* wind came to man tbe cannon. The Boers are ,
packages
for
1-1.50.
If
your
druggist
does
not
to tbe Bellonia. She frequently look
over the sea. At hist!
\1 Inst! With dead shuts with the rifle, and they have | keep it, send direct to the Hl'DY’AN REM
a band in caring for their horses tin«!
marvelous activity the men sprang to si«»res of ammunition and the best mod-1 EDY COMPANY, San Fran«.- o. C h . i.inla. Southern Louisiana, will also be by
divided thr rest of her time In look
their posts, th«* great Atlantic rollers ern rifle«.
The Boer rifle tire has been If you ar« not satisfied with the effects, re daylight, and the arrival in the Gulf
ing after the house and Ixir. She, on« I
n|rpr«>it« bed. irresistible, aw ful in their terrific but the Boer privates shrink ! turn the empty lit DI AN box and we will
(ity just in time to connect with the fast
of whose dc£rrndants was to be a
return your money, Remember that you cun
strength. Th«* driving rain b, nt upon
from cold steel.”
----- VIA THE
duchess, wushed and scrubbed to nr
live «’«»st of living nt tli> various Euro
consult the IIUDYAN DOCTORS trains for Washington, New York, Cin
thr fnt«*«P barks, a flash <>f lightning
Mr, McCracken, in «¡»caking further FREE. Call and see the doctors. You may cinnati, Chicago and other points.
cumulate a fortune. She hud u good pean capitals resulted in the follow Ing I this fact, but in making introductions silhoiu'tted their «-pH»* aoninst flu* wu-
or write, s, y»»n
SI » h sta Rot ite
rye for buslnr^a,
fiw-ts;
At Vlennn th»* pel« *. «»'' too t I it h hr <: ■ «- :i I»1 «• !.. h,!,. f p/o.pl.- Ho n<o ' t. ». tin i r..-h el linn .¡- < w hi.-l. lol- ' 1 f the Burr preparation« inr war, ■ aid. call and n«*e
The Shins- i Limited I equipment and
Addr. as
Aftei awhile Mia Vanderbilt felt «•
- «• lei oi ............. I»«" ••
\lp. r.« ! 11' I ''«»din • i » o|«H> r
I’hr ItorfW have built a lurl •»»*•» Jo
■ « ‘ olii <|i II,- i>> » »-»i -hook ili-ir Git-I».
•er' i«-e is up t«. its well I known high -tan
-•I the —
«)r»irr Io live mure like Ute «ristuciMl
Un » ut«- driller llinti in si v ullirt e?i|i- ; gllhhrd p<»clr»«." not a ii an a» ,,|lir
"Iloi-t the h||( iiu< L . ihi I i ll lli. bow | hanii.-.-luirg that «*«»»1 them with it*
•lar.l. It in worthy of remark that thr
ubvul her, und moved Let buu»vhui*i iiul, and such Hung» as bread, meat, greatest n.i.. oi ..<<« r*v»Mt j. ..t.cal • pMili«' ‘ ’
Bui tin :.i.. i» nt liiubri
¿uns and all, al leuH |IG,bbO,L0U
Each
distance «>1 3^0) mile« iroui ¿an Fran
into a house yet standing in Burnel sugar und coal are very expensive in- battles."
Ikith statements may lie rouhl not bear th«* strain. The great of the four forts at Pretoria cost them as
cisco to New York ia traverse«! by the I
street. Here It was that William II
«l*e«l. At Kt. Petersburg also th«* price true, but it Is embarrassing to both waves washed them into
E i . t .- sh Trams Ix-av.- I'urtiand Daily
sections.
much. They have literally put millions
Sunset Limited in 114 hour*, only 12
Vunderbill was boru. Capt. Vanderbilt of bread is still considered a luxury
parties to an introduction to hear these Slowly they settled down.. On«* ¡»itch,
•''vuth.
i LV.
North
into guns. I know of their sending 10,
hours longer than by the fastest trains
wus promoted and wanted to give up above thr means of th«* working classes. personal aulogiums
i.eah Lanveford, onr toss, and nil was over.
7 00 p 8-boÂ’f ¡'"rilind
Itoume Suno'el Limited
7 : 1 ó I* ! ' 1 ■ A
OX)
rifles
over
tbe
border
fur
distribution
through
Chicago,
a
Jutance
of
3:10-)
|
the tavern, but his wife was not willing Next to K irillin Brussels is an inrxpen
0:38 i 10:48 p I Grants Paas , 4 :25 a (»: Vi r
in Woman’s Home ('ompanion.
Tlw full, white moon, th«1 «'old, metal
to kill the goose that laid the golden she city; Paris is u little higher in thr
"Die Sun!«et 1.united, the Southern mile«. The Sunset is an ideal winter 8 12 a 7:45 p at
• I . LV. j 7:f8> a b (G p
lic stars, gaze«! upon the sen. A Llark among the Colony Dutch long before the |
Hospitality.
egg, und continued to welcome trav scale, while London 1« still mor«* ex
war. Schreiner, the traitorous Cap«* pre l'acidc's famous train oi the Sunret route route, the traveler not being subjected to
e.xpaLs«*
of
water,
a
shrieking
senbinl
Above trains 'dt p at all «tâtions between
Mr. Youiightisbniid My dear, I’ve in
elers. The good utter of the hostelry
pensive. An American spends on an
mier, is«ue«l permits for the transporta will commence its rervice lor the winter any oi the diHcoiuforts incident to in Fortland «nd
vited Br«>d»ky down tu spend Sunday ro«lr upon tlx* waxes.
whs famous.
average |&o a year for food, a French
Where th«* Shnmro« k had lain for half I tion ut the great guns across Cape Col aeaaon on Friday. December 15ih.
clement weather conditions of the more
afternoon an«! stay todinnt r.
♦
I
n
,
n
Gcrninn
man
Charles Spaulding kept an excellent
<
The schedule for this season is con Northern routes.
”
Mrs. Y ounghusband (iliNiiiiiyrd) - Oh, a century nothing was visibh* but one ony.
un
It
Alimi
424
•33,
private sc-hixd at No. 370 George street
Asked a« to where the Boers got these sidered rather superior to any previous
< barile! I don't see how I am togrt up white wrnpprr, which gleamed in the
•4G.
Of meut tilt*
in those «lays, and to this wus young W
. vast »mm fur the purchase of arms, Mr.
the dinner. I heard him sny once that cold light. St. James Gazette.
season, atfordina as it will, opportunity
1UV pounds h year,
H. Vanderbilt sent, having for school
hr never felt as if he ha ! «lined except
Roseburg Mai! Daily
McCracken replied: “Out of our own for favorable view of points of interest
n 7 pounds, the (k i
mates boys known later in life as Gov
he had a course dinner.
8;dbA. m . . LV. Portland
pockets. We the l itlandera, ¡«aid for it aloha the line, and niakiiig ayrecable
thr
Italian 28
imi
Ludlow, Blabop Richard G imm !rich, Col
at . I¡ 4 .;tu> . M.
I2.4ÜF.
M.
"(iive him corned beef an«! cabbage,
1 LV. Albany
all. The taxes w« paid, the monopo- connections at New Orleans with lim
LV. j1 12.2.» p ’. M,
Jacob J. Janeway, Judge Charles I)
Russian SI |>ounds. Gf lirriul the Amer
7:4 > p. m . . at . Roseburg
then. That is a coarse dinner.”- N. 1.
A.V. 1 7:30 a . M.
lean consumes 380 pounds, thr French
Deshler and other prominent Jersey
lies we sup^rted, the exactions we sub ited Irvins of other litres to and from the
World.
man 540 | mhiii «I k . thr German 5<>o
men.
ruitted to, made a flood of gold stream important centers of the east.
DIKING CARS on OGDEN ROUTE.
In 1834 tbe steamer Bellonia was pounds, the Kpaninid 4M0 pounds, the
through the lk»er government coffers,
Thetrain will leave San Francisco at
Pullman Buffet Sleepe
Italian 400 pounds and th«* Russian 655
burned. Vanderbilt whs Immediately
which they use«! to manufacture a mil 5 p hi . on Tuesdays ami Fridays, past
Q
— and —
Outside «if Europ«-. in times of
transferred to another boat, which in pounds
itary despotisn and t«j buiM forts to blow ing lets Angeles about 7 o'clock the foll
second C lass S leeping C a
¡»race,
Manila
is
<*hra|»rt
to
live
in
than
ran for several years. His shrewdness
us up.”
owing morning. thus giving a daylight
AtUclie.1 to all tluough tram.
mi) other city in thr world.
won the confidence of bls employers
Mr. McCracken declared that Kruger view of tbe orange belt of Southern
an«! when a vucuncy occurred In the
Tur
further particular, inquire -if U com
was the tool ami accomplice of a greedy California
W m «I«* HI« Fortun«.
New York office "Commodore" Vander- |
. Granta Pa«s.
gang of European speculators wh<> gain
The prince of Wales, while shooting
blit was made superintended of the
Its connections at
El Paso with
ed hi« ear and and got concessions, moil* th ough cars of the Teiaa A I’scificfor
line. Upon the death of Mr. GibtMins in Austria, caused teni|»orary trouble
We.t Side DM,¡on
I
and
ultimately
made
the
fortune
of
thr
npoliew,
and
•«>
forth
and
fortue«I
Mr. Vanderbilt became president of the
s vor- -»t I. mt- will place ( aliternia pa-ssn-
I
nearest
Indies'
tuilur.
by
stipulating
company.
rup: governnient ring, They were leech- gers in that citv from 1<> to 12 hours
n.ii., .
,CXWi
He moved to New York with his fam ihul ail Udies receiving invitation<« to
es and the principal one I» Dr Lryda. abesil of all other line«. Tn* trip from I
¡ >•». I'ortlm,.
shoot
with
him
shouhl
come
in
correct
ily and the Bellonia hotel passed Into
-r t;-rvH|¡,
He is a cowardly sneak, who ha# be
Houston to New Orleans, through the i
tbe bands of Col. Peter Cheney, who shooting «‘ostumes. This, in Austria,
■
';X'!
./I“”
come rich on corruption. lie and bis interesting plantation, sn.l baron
consists
of
a
short
skirt
coming
half
later served with the Jersey troops un*
entral a Eastern Ry.
way
l>vtw«*eii
th«*
knr«
a
and
ankle
ami
a
.!«-r m « i B b U m la U m civil war. It la
SXPIKSS TRAIN ii.f.v
short, tight-fitting jacket, with waist
’ aily (axcarr fumdat .)
now a tenement.— Boston JournsL
coat of another chlor, boots <»f brown
(* y . Portland
AI , S:25 a .a
leather and a ryrolese hat with a feath
Ar- Mi’Minnvibe 1 v.
Tru» Gvnta.
k . m
er.
None
of
th«*
la«li«*s
I
id
just
these
Mias Glaatigh (of Ihston)—Are y< OU
■ Itetween
clothes at hand, and th* tailor ha«l to
never afraid of «andbnggsra in Chi
En«
rancinco.__ _ . „
double hi* force to supply them.
cago 2
<■' und claim, in lu«t-
Miss Hamfalt (of Chicago)
Ho«
’'''i'
a
J*'*,*’n Point'»"«
<>«»«•» r«*ul*a Frill. ntll> .
little you know ual Why, Chicago sand
President Kruger maintains his do
' < HIÑA. HOS-
baggers are true genta, you know, and
L AI.I A
<’nn 1». o(>
mestic establishment on un allowance
be safer than V
0‘>r »«till, oranU P m ».
would never think of soaking u lady —
of 42,(88) of what is «-ailed "coffee
at
it."
I'hliad«
never I —Puck.
-OLIII.ER ' “
money," out of which In- also rv<|uirrs
Maaacti
T ■ .1: I’. Aut .
li I ii M X |«|iraL
Mrs. Krug«r to sr«ju«-wfrate her pin
tasgtiHir with h<> Grammar.
Portlan«!, ' *re.
f VI..T DR. JORDAN'S a»(aTf
mister, won’t»
yer
The Malay language Is «¡token by money.
"(<• o ’■■« ft <l«>ugh, and pour
price of a aquari*
more than 40,000.000 people, it Is said
«a
»
'
I.
remi
pan.
Bake
in
a
I
Obstinate
sores
and
ulcers
whi
G«*«»«t CnitiHiirr« *»f I'rtirln
imi h kith ti«’ket. an'
to t»e easy to Irnrn, ns It bas a I moat no
’
« • - to in nute*.
Ihrotect
The greatest customer* thr Peoria
refuse to heal under ordinary trw
a bath «»n an empty
grammar.—Cinch r mi Fu quiver.
r
for
tirai
15
minutes.
—
llouse-
listillers hay«* are tl • !■•• inrse.
nient soon liecome chronic and det
f
H
JntirmU.
Men and women who by contact or
travel know the world's beat society
need not be told that airnplj« ity and gra-
ciousneas are the invariable character*
istic of the highest breeding. If this
fact could only reach the minds of that
class of people who talk of "excluai»e-
neaa," of "four hundreds," of the "vul
aralysis
BIGGLE BOOKS
FARM JOURNAL
HAST and SOUTH
Southern Pacific Company.
SORE
ON HIS ANKLE.
After Sii Years of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured
mu
JU
•
(billies I . S. Mails, Passengers and Stage Express,
SUgei. run l»lh w.yt daily («tween Grants PaM. Oregon, »nd Crescent
Ltty. e»l., passing through the following interior point* Wilder-
ville, Ixjve's, An-lerson. Kerby, Waldo, .Shelly Creek.
Patrick'g Crrvk, Gasquets.
ui
TIME TABLE.
W E.STBOUND
Leave Grants Pass
..8 a
6 a tn.
Arrive at Waldo. ............ . 6 p.
i Arrive at Waldo
3 p. m
Leave W aldo .
4 a.
6.30 a. tn.
Arrive at Crescent City..
• 6 P. n I Arrive at Grants Pass .
tn.
The
Ktnery
through
which
thi>
ln,e
umrm 1« l>eaiititut ' '
i i »r i“"
WOÀcn Uns l,“c
is »mutilili
A tie«
lghtful mountain road from Oasqact to Cn-xvnt City
Kacunuou
rates during summer season.
J C. HARPER. Granta Pass. Or.. Manager.
get your hair cut?
Try
I' m Allen s foot fa»« in Your Glows.
K lady writes; ‘I shake Allen's Foot
I'sw into mv gloves and rub a little on
my hands. It eaves mv gloves by ab
sorbing perspiration. It is s most dainty
toilet
powder."
Klien's
I
Foot
Ea»e
makes tight new shoes easy
It keep«
the (eel cool and comfortable ». We in
vita the attention of physicians and
nurses to the absolute purity <»i Allen's
Foot Esse, All drug and shoe« atores
sell it, Uc, Sample sent FREE
Kd-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. I.e Hoy. N Y .
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION
Land ofRca at Roaebnrg, Oregon J
I 'ecetnber 5, 1
Notice is hereby given that th«« follow
ing named settler bns file«! notice of his
intention to make tirai proof In support
ol bi-* claim, an<l that Raid proof will !•••
made before Abe lxtell, evuntv jnd¿»
ni Josephine county, Oregon, at Grants.
Pasa, thegon, on ianuarv 13, l‘W, vis
Gibson \ Savsjr on II F
No MJ. 15
for tlieW ,. Ml a, >F’4 |NW
Nb .
>W'4, a«-« |0, rp M. 8 U 5 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove hn» onii muons rexidrnce upon and
cultivation of sai l lami vis
W W Helms of Giant» I'a*«. Oiegon
William Bt«hop. of Grants PaM, «»regm
s I'
Iwbsm of Gran»* l'a--' t»r»g»n,
William Helm- . f Gran»» I'as«. (kregon
J T BKIIHiK Re«i»lrr
Courier and Oref>oiiian i year for $2
)
'■ For »1» r«»r» I h».« an obstinate, running ulcer on my
ankle, which at timexi cause«I me intense suffering. I w
to Jtsablol for ft long while that I was wholly unfit for
buaineMa. One of thelwt doctors treated me constantly
but did me no g >xl. I then tried various biooi! remedies,
withcHit the least b**tM»flt. S. S S wag so highlv recom
mended that 1 concluded to trv it, and the effect wm
wootierful
It seemed to got right at the teat of the
dReskzw and f ree tbe puson out. and I was au>Q com
pletely cumL* Swift ’a Specific—
a
» m mtn • co. ion
s, ,
I
(.ovatta and Gregorian me year |2
I
—drives out every trace of impurity in the blood, and in this wav
cun-s peru.an-'utlv the most obstinate, deep-seated sore or ulcer, it
is the only bkxxl remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, and con
tains not a particle of p- tash. mercury, or other mineral. S. S. S
cure» Contagious Blood Pc«on. Scrofula, «dancer. Catarrh. Eczema.
Rheumatism, Sores. Ulcers, Boil», or any other bkxxl trouble. Insist
upon 8. 8. 8,; nothing can take its place,
\ aluable IxK-ks maihd free by Swift Sj-cvi tic Company, AtLuita, G*.
' ,
PATENTS
AJdriJ,'••*•*"*
—».tn
g;A.SNOW4OO
BO YEARS-
experience
S l £2L13IK
S. 8. 8. FOR THE BLOOD
Anderton
Selma
Kerb*
Waldo
N
ORDER THROUGH THE COURIER.
seated, and are a sure sisfn that t
Dy 0 0 0 entire circulation is in a depraved condition. Th
dj o, Oi Oi ura a Mtn
o>, and are - m
- - ‘
stantly dipping
Ripping away th©
the vitality. In
I every case the poison mt st
Mantij-
be eliminate! from the blood, and no amount of external treatmant
can have any effect.
There ia no uncertainty about the merits of S. S. S. ; every eta n>
made for it is backed up strongly by convincing
teatnnony of th -o who have been cured by it
and know of its virtues by experience.
Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va., writes:
jtfUSEUH OF ANATOMY*
Scientific flntttfcaii