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FAMOUS
MINING STRIKES
By T h o m a s
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“ H o ly M o se s” a n d “ La«»
C han ce”
Occaaion Found Sitter
Equipped W ith Thrust
“A lot of modern w riters—Samuel
Butler, Bernard Shaw. Wells and ao
on—preach that family life la a farce,
hat relatives arc more apt to hate
linn love each other, and therefore
.'own with marriage.
The speaker was Lester Scott, ex­
ecutive secretary of the Camp Fire
Girls, lie continued:
“These w riters are all wrong, of
course. I told one of them so the
I other day, aDd the best he could do
was to come buck at me with an
anecdote. But anecdotes, us 1 told
him, prove nothing.
It was on anecdote about two
sisters. They sat on a moonlit pier,
and a wealthy bachelor sat between
j them. The older alster looked up Into
| the bachelor's eyes and said In a far
' away voice:
" 'I have alw ays had a presentl
merit that I would die young.'
“She drew a deep breath and nestled
closer to the bachelor, and then the
other sister said dryly In the silence:
"'B u t you didn't, did you?’ "
HELP FOR
SICK WOMtN
L y ib a r . P in kh xm 's V e g e ta b le
C om p ..nd H as R estored th e
H e a lth o f T h ousand s
Brooklyn. New York.—Mrs. 0. Heg-
m iiiti of 228 Schaeffer S t, was lu a run-
down condition and
could not do her
h o u s o w o rk . She
could not sleep s t
night. H er story Is
not an unusual one.
T ho u san d s of
women find them-
selves In a sim ilar
condition a t some
tim e In th eir lives.
"I found your ad­
vertisem ent In tnz
________________ letter box," wrote
Mrs Hegmann, "and took Lydia B.
Tlnkham'a Vegetable Compound and
got relief." Mrs. Hegmann also took
Lydia E. Tlnkham 'a Herb Medicine and
Lvdla E Tlnkham ’a Tills lor Constipa­
tion, with good résulta. She says, “I
am recommending your medicines to
all I know who have symptoms th e
same aa mine, and to others whom I
think It will help. You may use my
statem ent as a testimonial, and I will
answ er any letters sent to me by women
who would like Information regarding
your medicines."
There are women In your state—
perhaps in your town—who have w rit­
ten letters sim ilar to this one telling
how p.uch Lydia E. Tinkham 's Vege­
table Compound has helped them.
The Tinkhatn Medlcics Company,
Lynn, Mass., will gladly furnish olher
women w ith these names upon request.
' 'T 'l l E rich strik es at Creede, Colo,
« of ores containing silver, gold,
lead and tine, brought about In 1891
and 1892 a rv|a>tltii>n of the enrly-day
mining rushes th a t had been so pic­
turesque a phase of e a rl, w estern life.
Creede became a roaring mining camp
anil its population swelled to 10.UUO In
W E L L , I RECKON
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a few ui<mtbs. Its new spaper, The
HE'S LOST HIS TAIL LIGHT
i Creede Candle, which is still puh-
A N Y -H O W ,
I llshed, then curried at Its masthead
j the slogan. “It’s day all day In the
' daytime, and there la no night In
Creede." T here w asn’t.
This outburst of mining enthusiasm
started with the discovery of a rich
claim by X. C. Creede and his asso­
R e w a rd Goes B egg in g
ciates. Shown a piece of ore front
Buck In 1S93 Mme. Anna Emilie
V/E USED TO USE SO M E
the claim. Creede exclaimed, “Holy
Guzman left 100,000 francs to the
M oses!'' T hat name wus given to the
HORSE SENSE IN OUR DRIVING
French Academy of Science to be
mine, which was not the first hut wus ,
BUT BY-GUM T H E M FELLER S J
awarded to the tlrst scientist who
one of the Im portant eurly discoveries
would communicate with another
H AIN 'T GOT ANY SENSE
In the district.
planet, Mars excluded. During the 34
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In June, 1881, Theodore Itennlger years since this prize, It has caused
and Julius H aas were grubstaked by more trouble for the academy than
two butchers of El Xorte, Calif., and all Its other duties combined. Thou
set out for the Creede district. It Is sands have claimed the award. Let
reported by W. H. Emmons, author of ters have cotue from all pints of the
the United S tates geological survey's I earth purporting to prove the w riters
treatise on the district, that Itennlger had communient ed with other worlds.
BABIES L O V E
allowed th eir burros to get loose and The academy would like to get rid of
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MRS. WINSIOW J SYRUP
started to chase them. I'lcking up a the money, but ooesn't know how.
Ta« laiaatt' a «4 Cblfraa’ta Regulator
rock to shy at one of the anim als, he legally.
Flaaaant to give—pleasant to
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noticed unusual mineral characteris­
take. Guaranteed purely ver-
tics In It and examined the Immediate
•ta b la and absolutely harmless,
Fosters N a tu re S tu d y
i t q u ie tly overturn«a colic,
territory more closely. In tTtls way
d ia rrh o a. flatulency and
The move made by Rev. Joseph
other like dlaordava.
was discovered the I.nst ChHnce mine.
Murgas, pastor of a Slovak congrega­
T h e o p e n pulll>hed ’
Ch.se beside It the Amethyst was !
form u la appears on
tion In North W ilkes-Barre, to bring
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every label.
staked out, and by the end of 18112 i
the chldren of the parish, and all oth­
i t A t A it Druggist»
ore valued at $4,21fl.<HM) had been |
ers who care to avail themselves of
tnken from these and adjacent mines, the opportunity, Into closer touch with
nearly half of It from the Amethyst nature. Is worthy of special mnitnen
and more than one-third from the datlon. The pastor, says N ature Mngn
I.ast Chance.
zine, has secured a tract of 30 acres
As an example of the way prospec­ where bird and plant life are to be
UÆLL OF ALL NLÎT t V
EXCUSE ME,FELIX—
I I I * Money M iik'njc <¡«»«<1« at H om e —Sparo
P ead ( t o u r , 1
tors dealt with their finds It Is record ) propagated and encouraged, anil all or
fu ll tim i
M. n. w« nu n
No eaperh'nco
Q uestions . F a n n v I - nou
♦ o n THE T ui CD OÖ FO tlSlU
I M U S T P h o n e
D.t fu ll In ­
ed that Hana sold his shnre In the I phases of nature fostered for their fteoeaMsry. ftond 10 f
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foi
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land. f a l l t
p le a s e , let m e R ead
OftV o f m c f e e n ' s v ie i l ,T h e
l a u QA m i SGS —
Last Chance for $10,(100.
Itennlger I educational Inspirational value.
T hat D oc T o Q T o KV
W E lßD STÖRV OF - *
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T his ABT i C l E ——
À
NOW DONT' READ
and one of the two men who grub­
STORY is n ' t IT 2
T il l I C o m e /
staked the outfit sold for $05.000 each. I
S aved by H e r H u n g e r
¡N BACK------<
The other El Xorte butcher, Mr. G ran­
Mine.
Florestlno Huehcar's appe
ger. was offered $100.000, hut refused j
M F l AMED Lies
I t Incrinare th-' Irrita te n.
and retained possession of Ills prop- j flte ruined her funeral at Madrid
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Spain. The tnadame, supposedly dead,
erty.
H ALVE.
*
st up!*, da-
suddenly sat up »n route to the ceme­
pendabla,
lif e
remedy.
A line was rushed Into Creede by i tery ami demanded nourishment. The
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at a ll d ru k irliU .
H a ll A
hew Y o rk « In
the Denver and Itlo G rande railway 1 funeral attendants (led for their lives
and business was soon thriving in the and Mine lluehcar. deserted, calmly
W. N. U., PORTLAND, NO. 40-1027.
new community.
walked home to get a bite to enL
Mineral production of Mineral conn
ty, in which Creede lies, has now
B re a k in g in a H usb an d
In a M u s ic a l V oice
already pas.-ed the $40.000,000 m ark In
The perils a prospecthe husband
"1
told
my
husband
about
those
totul.
gowns that are selling for a song." of Jersey City It willing Io undergo,
us related by a news dispatch from
“What did he say?"
" lie said Ihuf If I expected him to that law n:
A t S u tte r ’s M ill
"Married In a linn's cage. Ernest T.
furnish the notes I'd better change
Gervais, chauffeur, and Ids bride are
OHANN SUTTER, a German of I my tune."
on (heir honeymoon willi a substantial
Swiss descent and Fr< nch traln-
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OH FE L iv.. B S T h E
a ll SET,FANNY?.
gift of cash and furniture The Lions
j
lng,
decided
In
1880
to
become
an
T
h
a
t’»
Love
F i EE UNDEQ T he PE un ES,
*cw T he T hi CO OR
club arranged matters. A I miner kept
Amerlcun, so he settled as a rancher
Snrnh—You
said
you'd
do
anything
Y
O
U
GET
U
p
THIS
T
im
e
.
FO o ET h d a v o f
sharp watch on three lionesses, hut
on the hanks of the American river for me?
1 ^1 iiUHEkj’ ßE 1
SILENCE
MFFEENS — " j
they sal perfectly s t i l l A m e r i c a n
In
California,
which
then
was
under
Ted—Yes,
dear.
yy o u S E GO in ’
Mexican control, lie soon became
ZONE
S arah—All right.
Make love to Mercury.
' buddy ? it ’ s
prosperous enough to employ u sujier Grace and let me cut her o u t
wav PAST M V
Intendeiit, and It was this man, Janis*
A c c o rd in g to Request
< b e d t im e .C /
HOSPITAL
, W. M arshall, who In 1848 discovered
C ustom er—Kay. (hose shoes )nu
Tot» N o tic e Those T h in g s
the celebrated “gold of 1840." It took
"Well. son. did you have a good sold me haven't any (unguesI
u little while for the news to spread
D ealer—Well sir. you suld you liked
time at the little party?"
and '48 hail passed Into '40 before the
"Yes, hut I was w allin' for quiltin' to dress ns quietly as possible.
fam ous gold rush that helped to open
tim e.”
| the American West, had reached Its
W h e re She Shines
height.
F lattery may heroine a vice, but
"Does M iry go In for sthletleaT”
.Marshall was trying to enlarge the ’
sincere praise can't be.
"R ath er! You should see her Jump
tall race of S u tter's mill on the Amer
to conclusions."
i lean river when lie saw the tiny
If you like to w rite poetry, study
sparkling particles that proclaim ed u | the dictionary diligently.
All mankind likes a kind man.
, new era lit the history of gold pro- I
duction. It was soon found th at the
© W estern Newspaper t ninny
hanks of the Sacram ento river and of
practically every stream In the entire
district were rich deposits of (lake
gold that could he recovered by the
plucer method of wushlng.
Xo stainer had the news reached San
F rancisco than that Infant port was
deserted, m erchants and clerks, doc­
to rs and lawyers, even state officials
joined the wild rush to the vicinity
of S utter's ranch.
The tidings spread sw iftly afield
and men began coming from ever}
p a rt of America, and a fte r a time
from Eurofie and even from Asia, i
T here were Mexicans, K anakas from
the South Sea lalamlx, Peruvians, Ctall- J
1 eans and Chinamen, In the mob. In
g reat part the interest In a Tanaina
! canal took Its rise from this gold rush.
Many, unwilling to w aste the long
months that were necessary to tra ­
verse the O verland trail, took ship to
' Colon and struggled across the lath
i mu* to Tanaina. from which port they
caught another vessel and made their
way northw ard. So great were the
crowds on the Isthmus that many
stayed there for weeks before' they
couhl book a passage to San F ran d s-
f io. E nterprising souls saw the chance |
for huge profit and built tlie Tanaina ’
railroad, forerunner of the canal. For
Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are noi
years it w as the most profitable In- I
getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi­
vestm ent ever built, and there wa« -
talk of building another across the
cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for
much wider Isthm us of Teliuantei««-
in southern Meilco.
Colds Headache
Neuritis
Lumbago
The overland migration of '49 was
pr'A ahly with'»'« parallel in tmalern
Pain
Neuralgia
Toothache
Rheumatism
times. Between August and Decem­
b er of that year so few er than 80.900
persons accomplished the 2.<sssmlle
D O ES N O T A FFEC T THE HEART ~[
Journey through a savage and partial
ly explored wilderness, crossing two j
m ountain chains as high as the Alps I
and vast tra c ts of burning d e e r t In
Accept only “ Bayer” pat
addition to these obstacle* ra is e the
which contains proven direc
oppoattioo of two of the fieriest In
Hands “ Bayer” boxes of I ! t
dlan nations, the Pawnees and the J
Also bottles of 24 and 100— Dru
H oax.
THE FEATHERHEADS
And So, “On the Third or Fourth—”
DON’T RI «QZ
J
FIN N EY OF TH E FORCE
Now Everybody Scream
SAY "B AYER A S P IR IN ” -
- g l»li, Weetees
paper Vstea l
•
iS« in«« wart W t o o tfaa.Urtu. a
genuine
»Uea«t4M«er «r la ll«