The Gastonl
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Oorotod co (Mo PvotooCtoa ot Homo and •*.
Vol, XVHl. UT^^auJ Gastonia, N. C„ January 21.
GOTHAM'S PECULIAR IOMAH
JAB CHATS ABOUT A OEBTAIB
TYPE OPIBW TOBY’S PEHI
IOHTT.
ruikn That Arc Pat 9m WUh Irew
L1iat> awl Hlagn aMTkfpctkr A
■cwwIhriWM Mcr Cewpaalcw
■hip With ihc Wcwly rich PucUaa
cf Which Ihc WarM Merer Wears.
f». teals UcpefclM.
There tt a type of women peculiar to
He* York. She alwiya suggests
largeness and squareness. And square
new la not a rUlbe in a woman. The
feiaiuiur fignns t»> bs correct, should
tw described by curves. Then, thu
woman InTsrtsbly baa a pronounced
aquiline oner, extremely thlu, and
miliar blae looking. A Mg mvuth.
that, when It upeiiS, tls'ws lergv teeth
that are sat far apart. Ami bar clothes
while decidedly in the fashion, seam t»
be put on ber with clamping Irons or
hinges, but they oertsluly are not held
tegrtber by the ordinary books and
eyes. Alta Is topped by a bonnet of the
twwrsxdlke order—tbs plamOa of which
Wars in a fashion that says:
“«u jucx Aits nsi."
1 bate never been able b> understand
why this woman Imd. Amiability la
oertalnly not bar excuse for exUtenoe,
for ahe la InrarUbly posit lee and poet
UTa to tbe last degree. Usually, she
It spohm of s* haring a small Income
and belonging lo an «ld family, '•be
is lobe found, Imwrvnr, among tlie
nealyricb who bars coma to this Mg
City, have plenty o« money lo spend
and long to pd lo with and b* eouiiU-d,
among the famous “four hundred. ••
They bellere tliat this lady can help
Uen to get wtiasw they want In be.
8be aooama their Invitation* to dluner;
sbe site in their opera boxes; abe bor
rows tbelr carriages; and site does not
hesitate to blat for and get from them
valuable presents; bat sl>* nrrer In
trodaoes them to the penpl* tbay wuatd
like to meat. 8b* will annouaoa with
pride "last night my cousin, Saltl*
Bturbioud. dined informally with os
and bar buebaad who belongs to the
real old Bloahlood family waa ao fall
of fan !n bat abe never tries to mix
water uud oil by bringing togelfarr the
new friend oa whom abe la sponging
and the old ooro among whom she is
counted bad form but still aa **oo# of
aa'1 Sometime*. Madame the newly
Hcb la clever enough to rand bar char
acter and In a very abort time drops
ber, bains certain that ah* can alone
more easily obtain bar ohj*ot In life
than If sbe were hampered by a In* of
undesirable hangers-on. This type of
woman la lowlaUy the one wbo will
undertake arresting a Christmas trse
or a frsural of say sort for acme so
ciety; aha agys, with a certain amoant
of troth, bat sbe says it lo liereelf
alone, that aba baa a right, since aba
has worked an hard, to taka a flew
special toys that ah* wished to send
away for gifts, ** a tort of wage, bat
she leal hoc sat enough to meet loo
th|* tii the committee, and so she rosy
be numbered among the polite thieves.
8he wants to belong to no society un
less site ha* charge of Him funds. On.
of court*, ber accounts are Invariably
correct, but, still she manages to get
cither NS a percentage from the people
with whom abe spends the money, or
lo some roundabout way, what tlie
darkle* call, 4
nextxas axd aTKAt-iMOa.
Apropos of stealing, there Is a great
da*l a: that does aboat which tbe
world at Urge doesn’t bear. All Mew
York, however, baa baaed of tire
latest Uwft—the sitbie cape. At a
wry fashionable luncheon not loog
ago, tbe told* lu whoa* honor it was
first), was tbe last to leave. Hat boa
ts** west op lu tbe dremiog room with
her, sad to tbsli horror, instead of the
superb sable oape which she bad worn,
and which was one of ber wedding
presents, eke found a tat Kurd mink
one. having Intld# of it the name of a
Cheap furrier. The hostels, who bad
not lost b*r belief In humanity than,
suggested that there moat b* a Mis
take. ft no's was written to each lady
present, asking ber if, by ml stake aba
bad taken a cape w bleb bad toll the
name of a famooa English furrier.
Ao answer came from each on*; In
every mass nos the writer Mated the
sort uf oape sba wots; and la many
cues there bad bean worn caps* of
fur, mass of velvet, costs of cloth
trimmed with far. or fur ooeu.
Tbe a ext afternoon foe pretty bride,
wearing a emit of olotl. and owning In
bar bund a very simple nut, ui
walking down Uis arann* with bar
mother. She utddmly oluiobed bar
parrot by tbs arm and said Hi n bosky
vs lee:
"Turn's mj i«
THU rDRJXHWKB ACCU«*D.
Tte two todte qotekly walked up
ta the waerar of tte aabta. tea waa
a girl of good standing wfcdted ten
pnMit at tte loneteon, bat wboaa
prop)* war* pot wrulthy aaoagb to
Kht. bought ter aacb a oopeaa lte
tea tte waa waariug. Tte mutter
aald ta ter with much utl:
“MtaaHlghUrd. dM you not. by
bIntake, take By daujhter’a caps I*
1^1.. fi
Mine Highbred draw hannlt up rury
Sotmi roar dsagbttr'a ootr
auu I know oothlug whetorar about
^TteHtllo brtdr, loalog all oontroi of
^tvbytrou hare it aa 1"
Tte yoong wowao gar# ter ana
teortty look, and nauouonadt
«Vou ara oraay: tte eape that I am
wrartag wa# mat ta aa kg a ooaaln la
^Wtetteo ttey dot Ttera Inao
body who aaw ter Uka tte oapr. tea
teat a retain with the otter*, and a
maid teteed bar anaae whatavorate
Stated aToe belonging ta berurlf.
fcSBp ta -imbf to «*nr tolteMr1
at aba cams in. though arary
vuaan ta onarlnard that tte aatdra
wbtah ate wrar* wUh w* rffrootery
wrru a dal Iterate »tefv
AeurVum aaaa oama _ larmadlataty
uadar my ow* tyta A trWrriin
who tad baaa breaking my hair fo
may jara also bombed tba hair at a
friend. Oaa day wbeo aba waa brash
ooine Into her bossies’ dramiag-room.
Sooo after bar arrival a superb brace
let, set wltb dlaaoads and retake, waa
shown, a prcaeot from a loving hus
band to lita pretty wife Tbs hair
draaarr Irtt the room once or twtoe to
(at hot water, or fisab towels, but was
never alone with U«e braealat.
THarr or a bbaublbt.
That evening It waa dlaoovw>d that
this bracelet, wbtai< had cost over
|i.OU), waa missing. A dataetiva waa
sent for, and with tha usael stupidity
of bis kind, be Insisted that the hair
diauasr had taken Ik For two weeks
Mia was followed, and during that two
weeks Inquiry was nsaik- aa to whether
she bad spent mer* money than usual.
At tha aod of Uie two wsrku the own
<r of tba bracelet board that her friend
waa aaiagsd to be married. Tba geo
Ur men to whom aba was engaged gave
• dlansr to soma of hie m friends,
end tbs ant day It waa told that he
bad exhibited aa a present from bU
dnanoe a superb ring, net with three
rubles. My frieod knew that this girl
alLbougb the dangbtar of a fashionable
clergyman. bad not euoago money to
buy snob presents.
DU Ml ror IM dHiMUft, mo talk'd
oter tba matter with blm. Tbeo.to
f»Mwr. they went to aaa tbs girl’*
rather. Horror lUickro. ba brought
tba girl before the®. aod aba ennfaasrd
what bar bustaaa had forgotten—that,
while lbs bnirdrrwwr waa lu tba bath
room gutting bat water, bar frlaad
left tba room tu apeak to tba batter
aud aha waa akuia (bar*. Than aba
took tba brnaalat. owe and all. pat It
Id her muff, aod while driving with har
frland that whole afternoon earrfolly
awrr ana uajtd ow kd booty.
8ba had sold tba braoatet to a Jewel
er. taking tba ring, which aba bad
glean bar batroth-d aod a oartaln
amouBt of muory fur It. Of coarse. It
had tu ba gotlaa back, aod equally, of
aooraa. tha man tu whom aba was ea
rned bad to ba tot* at rhe affair.
Hi" eogagemant was broken.
Mow, L oarer bear of this girl be log
invited any where that I don’t tael as
If auoebndy ought to wmm bar bosteae.
Whan it was all over tba poor hair
dresser waa told Uta troth. She bad
bran utterly uooooaetena of tba es
pionage near har, and aba wept bitter
ly to think that after years of aervtee,
bet boucaiy canid bare bean quae
llOTWt
Bat, my frtecd, all tba ibiavaa do
nut Uve on tba aide street*. Who baa
not bad flu books disappear f Wbo
baa n*<t misted expatiate* trinkets,
dainty bits of brio-a-brae aod odda and
ends of luce or silk t SrryeuU don’t
want these things. When tb*J steal
tbsy taka aomatblng that oan anally ba
converted into meney, or money itself.
Bat the little belongings that am only
appreciated by woman of flna lasts,
am. when they disappear, usually
tekan by those who iwallaa exactly the
delights to ba gained by tbam. By
tba bye, somebody asked me
what bobt or a slab a woman
LIMBS.
8b* is usually plumed by a man wbo
has that must exquisite of all enamels
over the true gold of bis beast—good
manners. She likes a man wbo Is con
siderate of har.
Sha Ilka* a atao wbo drasaaa wall,
but aba dues not want him to took aa
If what hu did wear waa by order of
his tailor.
She does not Ilka a man wbo la
effeminate.
Sha like* a manly band, but It must
ba on* whlcb la kept In good order.
If a man la fortunate eootign to be
abls to slog well. talk wall and dauo*
wall, be will be that much mot* pop
ular. Dot It la mom Important that be
snonld know bow to control a boras
row a boat sad pitch a ball, alnae they
am apse tally manly aooompliahmeote.
A woman likaa a man wbo doesn’t
talk about hlaaaolf, but wbo dam talk
about bar.
8b* likaa bis respect, bis iwvsraoca,
Ms admiration.
She likaa to think of him aaa good
boainam man, able to win bis own
way la tba world, and, therefore, to
ri ry redan t.
Sha llkre to think that, if th* bourn
eatehmflre, he’ll keep oooL mya bar
Cr»^ and than do no and of bsrota
ALL WOMAN LOT A A HKBO.
Nowadays, Ultra la ao flghtlog la tbs
riff, rimes ii no obasoe of a eooteet
with a bail or Uoh, and ao a non moat
win bw tfura In other ways. Bata
woman dose adore a men who Would
be, aba la tare, under any elreum
•taneaa, aa hrayn aad aa gaNaot aa
Obevallar Bayard.
Bba deeau*t like a fooL A woman h
to eoaiUtutrd that aba often adorn a
foot to annoy a hero. It smtae to bar
aa If he ought to U deviled with pin
prlaka. She forget* that ha aright
mteCa tiger without a quiver aadhe
•mothered to death by a fly.
She likes a man who. Itr some peon
IInr situation, eannot oaly rise supe
rior to It, bat master k Indeed,
wbeaehelaa eery real women, she
like* a man who oau mm*ter her.
She lib* to win a man to bar way of
thinking by feminine panne! nr; ok>
deeptoee him whew she «• order him
about. Sometlwm ebe dose thin end
then she Is the mother of children who
have only fear far their met bar aad aa
laaiesm love, bat no nspeet far their
fhlber.
She likes a maa who eaa buy her a
railroad Uokat without getting Serried
over It at the does, rntd who can mark,
oa a railroad Umalabta, Joat what Ike
Mory of tbe trala means—a something
that to bar la like a ramose Greet
riddle.
Web, I rappees, to aam It ap, eoe
esplalae U beat, when eaa mye that ■
woman likes a maa who le trader ei
heart end a Mt ashamed of It; lev lug
la reality aad a Mt troablsd a boat It;
bat with a aetata of the purest gold,
with a bed? that le reseat) ally matea
Mae. wrarleg elotfcaa that nt well,
havleg meaaete that are goad, aad t
heart that la lima beseems ban.
Tbat^thaaart of man that would gac
a medal, beoauaa ha demrted It from
Bab*
■*. *■« PMB IIMU.
Wmommoo apeotel to BaMlaaia Sun.
It will ba uewa far tba people of the
country tn learn that not lew than
four hundred million* of dollar* hu
bwa paid out of the pabtla Trauury
to the Indiana for Und* b»ld by them.
FurUnnaure, many million* haw been
paid on aoeoaot of lodlao otalma of
on« cliaraclar and anutbar, and tba
(ovrrnnwut hat annually, for Dearly a
hundred year*, made Urge xpproprle
Lion* for the ra.InW-Oirxw «rf Use
Indiana. It baa frequently equipped
them with tba eery firearm* which
tbay haee eaiwvqnrxitly turned agalaat
oor own olUarae. Tba appropriation*
owda every year for the Indiana dl
i rvetly from tba Traaaury and ouuida
uf ihelr owa fund* fort ap about tight
■ llllon dollar*.
rrooauiy it would bo quits o motet
eotliuto to *07 that snm«Ulag to tbo
naUbborbood of a thousand million
doilara boa boss drawn from tba
Treasury on aooonot of tbo Indiana,
tt moat oot bo for go’.too, bowrrrr,
that a large percents** of this money
hssgooe Into tba poo kata of whlu
•barpore and adventurers. Sores of
tbs biggest lobUes over known in lbs
tba annals of legislature hare thronged
tba oarrtdora of tbo Onpltol In ndvueo
or of Indian olalma Aa in not ration
of tba gtgaotlo Slobtag of throe ahor
pm wan Inotaanad a few years book,
wbaa, It la reid, the Indians motived
aa their share of a claim of 8000,000
about 880.000. Tbo Iodtaoa are likely
to ooet this government n groat deal
a»n of mousy tor some time to enow
for, oltboogn tbolr somber baa bean
diminished with fearful rapidity, and
In auethar half oontory they will moot
probably bo praotloally obliterated aa a
distinct rsoo, they still bold In poo
»see-on extensive domains, which the
cupidity of their whlu brethren will
never fall to xreep after while an acre
la left.
There are a beggarly remnant of
Indiana lo Maine and Now York, who
are aaml-civilired. who are not In
creasing, and. as they hare nothing
tbolr white neighbors wtnt aad man
age to make tbolr own 11 ring, they are
not tnUrfrred with. Then there are
the Bre ofvllixad tribes (n called) who
hid tho Indian Territory sot apart fur
them, add who are mosaurebly self
sustaining. Tbo remainder of tbo In
dians, aud tho Urges part, are atUl
more or lets no-mads and will ooo
Ubuc ao. most likely, to tho end. The
gureramout Is onoUnually shoving
three beak aad hack, aa-tt sail* is one
after aootbar of tbo tracts of land
oMlgnad to tkom. Tho mil Harr au
thorities bare no further apprebeo
aioa that Indian hodtUitioa of a serious
character eaa again bn possible. The
Indiana are both cowed sad enervated,
and are now In sued oomparitlrely re
stricted boundaries aad under each
Claes supervision ns to psvrant any
eon errtod uprising that oould be re
garded as at all formidable.
Since 168V the gwarnaeent baa pur
chased or dIHareol tribes of Indians
more than thirty-throe million seres at
a cost of twenty five million dollars.
The land was situated In North nod
Sooth Dakota, Idaho, Montana. Wash
ington, Minnesota, a small tract In
Oregon and newly or qutu coo sixth
uf tfie whole amount In the Territory
of Oklahoma. In Sotting apart this
land for ■ottkmeul tbo gnrernmoot sat
amaximata pries of 88 50 per sere
and Umg-'.lone pay moots. Sxtrava
gant stories had breu told of the won
derful Moon and fertility of the land,
especially In Oklahoma, aad It will be
remembered what a rush of “boomers’’
there were to taka advantage of the
Bret opening, bow they camped out
for days and weeks, how they fought
aad struggled to the extant of murder
***d perjury lo pre-empt favored marts,
end how the govern moot had to adopt
tho stornast measures to p—- ■■
even tbo aemblenoo of peace and order.
Like many other roamaooo of fertile
Helds and precious motels to said to
here boon the story.
up to tow UM MM *0VSnj*Mnt ku
•retired Isos than 9000.000 and the proe
PMU* tbto to all It will got. U to do*
oflrmrd that a llylnc aannot bo made
oo tbo Uod, aod antooo tbo guremmont
■equiu than of teotr obUgatiooo tbo
poor MtUore will bo oaten op wkb
d-btond parish by starvation. Tbo
Mil wbteb bos boon before tbo
Cnrasrerel days provides for tbo too
rift of ibis toad to tbooo who are o«
It, ood although It to moating with
oppo«Wb« It to atoooot core to pom
V sot areas of tbosa lands are also not
oeouutod by boon fldo eotUsre, but ore
ooolly appropriated by tbo (root ooUto
kinfs of tbo tor Wool, wbooo tbooo
and* of of eottlo room ovrr lbs as ood
ore thus fottoood far tbo mortal at
puMlo express.
It MOM that It to not destined that
thtogorerauwotoboald dartre ooyrore
ouo worthy of tbo uon from IU pob
llolaudo. As tor boebaollW Ouogrvo*
psawd o bo Moot rod tot, uador wbtob,
u|l to 1M9, wbrn a treat »»rnprehts
■tvs homretsod not woo posmd, 15.000,
000 OOrts if pubilo Undo bod brea
graotad to lodhrtduato. Thaos lands,
or Moot of tbooo, bod boon acquired by
Kebooo tom Bemooo powers, for
loduotry of buying Indian Uadi
did out devrlop materially uotll aftw
oar ami war. Mete tbreo milltoa
oerooof pubile btado bore bore gives
tor Military sorvVsoa, 50 000 000 (m
odosolloool yoiporeo and More MtH lorn
tbao ana bo oouatod for rollrnods.
annals, Sta. Homo of tbo colossal
private fortuore of tbo oooatiy bovt
bore Mttoly boat opoo tbo greorom
doostloot of IU toodoby tho go veto
■rent. Wbsn oomptotteg tbreo tool
great purebomo from tbo todtooo tin
■ttoopt wm modo to iaoacoreto o aoo
policy, to ardor tbo* tbo gpoocomml
Might moon o partial ralmbureomoni
for its great oatloy. Bat tbo OOHb
kings, tbo odsretorera, tbo sooksn
sfior mnuto, tbo odreoatm of o pater
sol syotem will not bore Boa
ASP OR HOLIDAYS.
THHU THESE ASS SOT EHOTOH
or them dt nn ooitvtst
Ml Ar* la ailaal* OoDaauitkja.
b®»Oa»a an over now and kt aa
an baokk dewa to tba work of a naw
year. Tbaaa holiday* uaad to b* Mj
daya, but they an not a tty ana rad now.
Ttwy eye naoMoery. hnwarrr, for tb*
raot aod relaxation of tba arind aa wall
aathebndy. Tba matin* and (analno
of baataroa cant nan >w broken at
kaa* "not a year. tl U Ilka araaein*
fb* wa*re» to make U Mitt any It la
Uto* nwaaa ai.d Saturday to aaboot
children, Tba majority of people ]u
tbu onoatry lira too taoab *o a etaaln
and do not lake relaxationvaoodh. A
man efconld not lira In a tnadMU.
Caiop-mratlofa, axeaiatood, ptoolc aod
MMoaalonaJaporUog da?allhelptba
tiiad mind Jnit ae a gooAllvar madl
olna bat pa tba dtamloa.' Tbk raat
ard ebanxa raaota opoa th* pbyatoal
aalar. and kaapa tba mtadaad bod, la
Tba Ataariaan paopk an la too
rnaah bum. non an tba* any other
peopt*. Tba habit oama from Jew
Seafood, obara Uie rigor of dictate
end porvrvy of aoli fonad tbarn to ax
traacdloery dlllnnea. Down aoatb.
*• *b* City of Mexico, than ia a*
boat*. Merchant* elan tboir atone
***** unaarc* ie«Ti latir SQOpi M 000
o'clock, and all head* goto their do jo
kBd stay for aa boar aad a
bair. They taka Uwtr time to sat sad
tboo to amoks—tba rasa (Mr stem
•ad tba woman tbalr cigarettes. The
atona are out opnned until tan o'clock
la tba ojornla,. Krerybod, baa Maura
and t-ajoya U. Tba BagUab people
wort bard, bat u«t all tbouae. Tbay
will alt at tba table and dienaw tbalr
roaatborf and tba aitslra ef tba aatloa
fc* ■*» h0*r ** u the world la
rtahtag wttb aa HtUdwkt They
bare boll day* all tbroogh lbs year and
tbay otMcrre them. TWa are Sevan
Mgal holidays that tbaabareb aatab
aoob aa Good Friday. Master
**°"day, Ash Wednesday. ate. Tb*y
bare many more oo tba ctTtl aad tafll
tery lists.
Wo hare but two la tba United
Stauw that nay ba eaUad oattoaal and
MO arorrally observed, aamely tba
Foortb of July auu Oriauaai day.
TbaabrglTiac day la obaarred wtwo It
la praefaimcd, but It la not anjoioed by
ary law. It is ooly a no (tow. jaat aa
l( DaeoraUoo day op north aad Maian
rial day down south. VTaablcgton*
birthday la abswred by all Jptatree of
Matas, sod Maw rTrerVday by If
of thaw. Goa. Lao's birthday Is a
holiday la streral soatbara atatsa. la
LouUlana they bare Mardi Urea aad
tba battle of Hi* Orleans aa holidays.
iw>d la Texas there IS ledepaodaooa
day and the hauls of dea Jacinto.
(feorgta observes all Uw days of •
national character aad all that show
datoUou to liberty aad rsvstauce dor
baroUa. I aw proud toaay that Geor
gia baa always bean true to tbo princi
ples that onr fathers foogbt for. Hat
del agates signed tba Declaration of In
dapaudtooa witbont oarll or baaita
Uou. For days aad weeks tbs fate of
that declaration bang la Uw balance—
bung by a hair sod was carried by a
single rote. Thirteen oo ion lee ware
represented. After load and secret
discussion and much bitterness six
reted fur Mead star reted sgainstlt.
Pan osyf reals waa last oo tba roll,
ilwtra delegates wore oallcd ■ midst
Uw breath less Silases of the eon rent loo
Tbs drat, wtn waa Benjamin Franklin,
reted yea. tba tut rated nay, the
third rated yea, aad the fouth voted
nay. John Morton waa tba ifth sod
laat, aad a pun his dscieon huo( Uw
dsatiny of a aatloa that was yet to ba.
Ha was a maa of great ability and ta
tsgrity aad a man of prayer. Tbssoo
rentlaa trembled with palafal anxiety
wbso ho arose and la a sole mu retoa
. “I rota ter liberty la
foreSembmuthere wasaaaw
reapoaetMIky lhay had takaa.
Morton'a rote tamed the eeale. It
eneentelal the areh they ware laborla*
to badd. Hie vote wee wea tba kqs
atooa. ead haaaa Paaaaylvaola haa
evar etaaa baao oailad tba Kamtaaa
etote, John Marten dtud a tew waefea
aflat. Had ha llvad ao doubt ha would
bava baao a notabia anior la oat ra
vulntknary hlatory.
AN tba eatonke aooo after ratldad
tba wark and tba war bacon. After
itaekaa tba^^oonaiituUou oflTO7 waa
a aoiirrntlon oailad to oopaSarlv' Tba
etaiaa all vatad for it eava Rhode la
land, bat onty tour vatad far it a anal
■oualy, and uaorfla waa Qua of theaa.
Llttk Hod/ objxoted to aotnotblnc In
PaanylvMla ud nttM bAadil
wnaootoaeiio the rerolatlooorj w*n
yu# Am jade* dMimW
aaagnae; ana aaat aa a datnete ta the
aeaatltatluaal aeoraolleo <fVW\ wae
oaa ofy tmtwe Paired Strtaaaaaa
um eoaaad our aUte renitnimoT*!!?
bbotad foNhtollj to axpne iba Tauo
mat. Lotor oa ha me olaotad aliaua
jodte of the eaeood dbtriet. Ha am
nd wbau ia ITM ha wared to Haw
Torb < Ur ta puotlee hb profeaetna kb
greet abultkw ware km dlaaarrrad
•ad ha waeafoeiad major of that elty.
Ia p-nMtoaaoan arena of tMaah
1 *“ "mmf ta tod that
Uw foot joua* fnwtdaottal tarn bad
tew ta fan* It ia tha ooaiUtaiWwui
oenveetteu. Mj maranaa far tha*
lautbular work at mu father* hn&U
l»md awn, for It wae Uba tha aaat
prmbamdlMuf a petit forj—<t w*»
aotMdrbohiitoa. Heraeof tbedebaabe
ware for aaaaa jaaraaad other* for
MgM aad tea aad tblrtne, aad up u*
twaatr, aoan wacw for llfo aa treSTbo
turior; aone wuatad tha iriilrtan
laakpob fora nooad bra,aad aa
arsaur/iaft «
Itwaaa put
would be __
faur nan b toe abaci a tana. About
half the tiao la apant la “taralng the
nreb oa»” aad tha atfaar half la
VtmunoN, Jan. 14.—Tha tfao
tnni Tola bp rtataa. aa tha raaalt of tha
■wi log of tha TaHon* aUta alaatora
no Moo day Ur
tMtk,.. Ml ITS Mi II
Tha official (VclamtUra of tha Tata
of tha alaatora will ha uda la a joint
•aaajtmofUaaaoataaod baaaaofaap
MMHMHMMHHHMHBEI
OmvS,. a, O. (m.
Tin bank* an foraed to taka Ibis
■tap to eaebls (be ofltom to aioa* ap
aaoh day’s boaiaeaa.
ItanirtMiy paapla who ara oat
swaps at lb* teat that a beak's work
Is a ewe day work and that the traae
aettaaa at oaok day ara eoapMpltka
seal day aad baooaa •attar* at
The tool wort la * kook bsgtae after
aloaa of bsahtag boor a. Oaatonwra of
a baak who yaaa la thalr oaonoy or
dUl t ud pMI MhospMmIi
of day with tba handsome aad agiaa
able yoaog aw who Walt aa wins,
thlak that Ik* dab bait* aa easy
Una aad whal la batter, hat* the
prlvMapa of toaailac th«tr ay« oe aa
toU waalth all tba day loaf
There I* aa alawaar wfeae the baak
doerelaasaL U la addlaa aad aeaat
la*, protlag aad halaottog, dahUiag
aui{■ eradltlag, aad ad tSat aaid
awaoy MasI aa— oat earraat to aaaal
Thousands aad thowaeads at fallen
bass aaaaw—ttad aad patt eat lad
tel 1st a and bnnkkaapata beoooee anra
•aehlaaa to prwae tb* balaas* aonact.
A alatak* of aao aanl give* tht book
k sapor a (aad aasa at baodeeko.
Whose error is It T
Than tb* mam af wall baa to bo
handled, MilUowa hare te ba aada
-bat tt sroald tab* lao oaaoh apaaa to
UTOSMhMLB.
BEAUTIFTHi BOERS AT THE BLACK
HILLS SEPABATH9 WOBKB,
j ■.«' ' «■.' . * -'j'lk • * < 6iWJR.KZiOv^i
•to a Mf bdto ta
dram*; Lw4 City to i
A*W tartu* ‘
hwattr totow /(„_^ ^ , J
lyiu ad w." *?*«"*£ ton* T£j
toaw*. lu doriiingn an* to stood on
OlnllM Urn op thaajwp
ndtooiojo doo, and tlNii vlotm
•wrtto> ttor
to oil MMMoni tin tNUM oadl
the town who haw tons __
ft.-Wan-Ua, inUia^M
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prtipi KM kmc. tato vWdtti
**? prodao* at Ow ftum Sow* rich
rti grid *o UK that * pot of K do
Mgar Ua ee okj-ftBlooid potato
M-U- wmMaetl tor «1M. UtoUur
rflp a rtvar of gold—tb* erecteim matal
au Ua plainly dMagaMmd aatt oomaa
•talking from the faniaao aad atata ta
i ta Su«d. Mag heavier than the aetela
from which Urn parting oompeey.
i5a%‘Kw5s5
Tho or* I* tafthd tato tho faraaoa
with ookr, baa ruck aad pyrltae at
boo, which are aacd far fidig The
tra m urged with eklaat ad wtad that
beerS*, while the Ha« wear It;
thco the hnbwtttob—. aad the
mat of acid aod adyor iadrawa tot# a
pat oa troche.
Whoa the ■« laaaat k I* baton
otth a abdga bate war aad abipped to
Omaha to ba mparated.
The recta of the tree of aril have
many branehaa that pip tbe hiMaroond
alSh^ggMttabtha mUUf thoehtar£
aatlom work*, where the gold la kapt In
taahe-e fallow ltqeid IMtoU like
■waat older. Han tb* or* la pofear*
tad aad thaa fed late big barrel* of
Urn, remiTtag toriaaatelly, wtwra It
la roaated to got rid of tb* ealpbor to
a Mb* that aboota through a Wg hoi*
In oee aad of tto barrel.
The powdered ere I* than treated
wtik Chlorine am. wtonopoa tbe gold
dowa oat of It la aoluitoo. Thee It b
toaraad ewhHe lo a big. leed ll.wd.
tank until the gold come* Ilka batter
la a Meeb_ powder that apttloo to tho
the]
rnlyhlda to tho
. Th*
m of eletb
ta Mono
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ObMM to
Ik* Hr la
Uanrti
grew to I
■aaaattoi
wlout oil
TkaHa
ifrsH
ESS
U ao««
ooTT
kar?y
HW
Mlolto
gga
ttawill
jarful
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