AX ELUSIVE BONANZA
THE STORY CF THE LCCT LODE OF
CCr.E RANGE.
How a Tradr-riost Ar-ideia!ly IMa
rotrrrd Ttiis Wesilrrlol !.. of
Cold Wbjr flc Didaw't E-.JT
Kirtarm Thereof.
Thy "r-rr U'Uiag -air in;: stories la
t:.f trlii.us-. aiid Lux Iiec-se. the
"Dili you ever h'-cr cf tie lost kxle
vf the Hum raugf 7"
Tiir otbor lawyers sirtinj: around
L:;:i fniJ tliry L.-l oevt-r hoard of It
en. J then traite-d for lilm to U-in. Mr.
!;' Uirror.vd a fn-sU elitw f toLiac
co stul i tut! this Ktory:
-IIuii!rvIs of rsiierienoed and Inex-pcri.-iK
ill miners as troll have spout
a proal i l of time aud nioury ioLlns
f.r tl:e lust Uxlv of tbe Core range.
n:.J tiioy are searching for it yot.
1 Lis f:ni:oiis mine was fotiDd and lot
In ifcv fall of A party of men
from Ions. visfKii Koutt county. Colo
la tar fa!! of l; on a hunting and
tsliini trip. Tbe party u:.le Its
li ;:'a:1ora at Stoamlwat Springs,
iu i. Litter part of Octolx-r the party
moved v and went Into can:p on
i:tk rtk. In the Gore rane of
I iwiiutaiti. which runs tbroujli uortb--rn
I'olunxlo. One of tbe party was
a diup'sist. who had gore on the trip
fr his fieaitb. lie knew nothing of
niiiiit:?. He had Im-ti warned by an
o!! iiiiiif r In-fore he left Iowa not to be
fooh-d. M Many a teuderfoot had bevn.
ly what is known as "fool's gold.' or
J-on pvriii- So this druszis-t paid to
lttoutiou to the rocks, but attended
Miii tly to his liuntiu and fishing.
"Due cfjoruixjn while hi:ntiug for
t1-rr he started a Cne buek and tired at
1. J til a ltd wMiuded him. The buek fell,
but c 't 'id rau b-furv the lru.jst
cr-i:!d jr-t lo liiui. Where Le fell was a
p-'ul of blotxl. which slu-wol that he
v as badly wounded. The hiiuter trailed
h;:u by the blood sjk;Is on the dead
--a vi -t and trass for a uiile and there
fjiii;tl where the buck hail laiu down
and then rising had goue on aaia. In
t'..is way the chase coutintied until
miidov.-n. aud then the hunter, who
was exhaust'il. Kit down on an out-4-ij
ri ti iC liile of rockii to rvst.
Mi: the eiiiiiiiia-Mii of t!n? chase he
l ad iinl n ited which way lie traveled,
jind he realized that he was lost in i!ie
heavily t::iiiered uiouutaius. with
liij'.jt coming on. IT" knew it world
be useless to try aud find the camp
tat ni'ht. so he gathered a pile of
dead Hiiibs and kindled aCre against
t le h-ilue of iwks aud Hid down with
l is feet to the blaze and prepared to
Met-p. While lyiu there' he noticed
the roeks sparkled In Uie firelight, lie
put up and examined it. fcupi-isins it
was tlie 'fool's Kuld' he had beeu warn
ed against. It:it the rock looked so
I-retty lliat he broke off several pieces
and put theiu la the pocket of his
r.uutiic con. Inteiitlins to carry thera
Ici t to l iv.a with him as curiosities.
"The licit day he wandered all tbe
forenoon, autl then found the Gore
pass road over the rau;re and followed
It to the i-amp. That very afternoon
a regular iiiountaiu snowstona began,
tuil the party broke camp, returned to
Steamlioat Spriug and from there
v. ut tasu
"The dru'lst. whose tiauie I have
forjrjtt.'u. Maid In lu-nver for a few
tiays ou his way to bis home iu Iowa.
I:i the lubk of a hotel in 1 leaver the
t-jik drifted to tstiuins. aud the - dniR
Tist ini litiolied t'le specltuetis of stone
be had ftrund aud was taking home.
An oitl mill, never misses a chance to
examine a - x-cimeu aud in this j-'roup
pj the hotel hhy was an old prosjMt-t-ir.
He as! 1 to lie shown the sih-cI-lU'-ns.
The ru-ii-t went to his room,
fished up old bunting c-oat from
the Ixitlom f his trunk and took out
the piece of stuns. The miner ciaiu
Ined it closely and esclaiuied:
".Man. that's the richest specimen
of Raid bearing yuartz I have ever
seetir
"The druggist thouplit at first that
he was lciii;r joked with, but at last
the old miner induced him to take the
t-jw-ciiiieus to Iluiliname. the best as
iyer iu Ienver. Hurliname assayed
a piece of the quartz aud reported that
It yielded jrold at the rate of ?17.Ut to
the ton. The druggist waa Hot satis
fied, lie submitted aaoJlicr piece of
the i an it z to another exp-rt assayer
nud got a reiKirt tiiat it yielded gold at
tWe rate of J1."..(X0 to the ton.
. "The druggist returned at once to
Meaiiilxiat Springs, bat there was snow
i:i the mountains. He went baik to
Iowa and returned to the Gore range
tiie next spring and has spent every
summer since tl.eu lot, king for the lost
bxle. and oHieis have searched for it.
tun. but tto trace of it has been fouud.
Kuuas City Star.
HELPED DEWEY OUT.
now m ftaftviaa Baromi Prompted
II lu la m Camiiliuirat.
iK-wey once attended a wedding
breakfast at which the a (Table I la ron
es tie Struve. wife of tbe Uussbiu
uiuister at that time, was present,
i-wi.y hail met this famous woman
several times Wcfore. The facial piaiu
uess of the baroness was quite beyond
lielief. but she was oue of the most
brilliant, lotahlc and kindly women
ever eK-ctwd to guide the social afTairs
of the diplomatic corps iu Washington.
A lady nlio overheard it tells of an
amusing passage which the Laroness
and IVwey. who. if memory serves,
was then a coHimander. had at this
ptrticnlar wedding breakfast. "Re
ferring to leather." said the baroness
amiably after some playful remark as
to the sp ck and stinn polish of Hew
cys swonl belt he was in dress uni
form tbe most remarkable bit of
Russian leather in the world is niy
face."
Dewey was always a quick thinker.
lnt this stalled bim.
"Madam. he said after pausi?. "I
cm but a rough sailor-.r.an. Civ I this Is
a heavy Coma ml which you make tipoa
tne. 1 am not oqu.-.l to the emergency.'
"Of coarse," said the baroness, tap
ping him with her fan. "I siord I have
to consider yon hopelessly rude were
yn t agree wit-h me. tut yon csi
preserve ymir neutrality r.a val otneers
.-.re taught to do that, are they not
l-y telling ni? what really line eyes I
have. They are fine, are they uotT"
Thus assisted. iH-wey rose to the oc-i-aslrn.
The tnronis" er-s r i'i-r. in
t.-titli. tti.ign!:iiS-fif. T.'r.s:!ii!,in Post.
Dam n tee's Ft ml Orea Tumble.
"lid you ever hear of the jnke wVictj
pot Iau IJ'u-e. tbe most fatpous of all
the circu clowns, tits first j.ili under
tiic cnnvssV" asked :;n old tinn-r.
What was it 7"
"Ian. while stl! ia his Teens, applied
to a crreus manager for a jtositio.!.
""What ilary do you wauty asked
the manager. ,
M'ight huftdred dollars a uljjlit, re
viled 1'an.
" Toil you what HI da.' said tbe
t.ianager.
-Well, speak qnick.' returned Dan.
Tiu losing time.'
Til give you ft a week.
" "All rii.ht.' said Dan. Mt's a ca.' "
Atlanta Journal.
Strvnslli of laiieels.
If man werv to crn:'.ite the common
fea. a Jump over r 1 -me t.f St la!ir
would lie a trifle lo ,,iiii. If he were
as strong as the common honj lieetle.
lie w-iiul tic able to pick up and csrrv
away to railroad trucks, each loaded .
witli five tons of coal. If he could
build like the African termites, quite
no ordinary bonse wonld overlook the
top of Ben Nevis. If he could run as
rapidly js oBe of t'.ie small bunting
rpider. he eoni.l s;ir! ig a quarter rf a
l:iie witbotit t tn;i,le fid rtui at the
rate r miles a ui::i:ite: -I..n,h,u
:::at!::rd.
Tfce Jler la t fflm.
Several sepoys were suffcrlus from
that African (-st. the "jigger. wbo
scientific came of I'ulei jn-netrans de
scrilies him and his habits concisely
an 1 well. He is an exact reppjdwtion
iu miniature of the common Goa (Pules
irritansi. but iusteatl of merely inflict
ing a comparatively innocuous bite be
borrows under the skiu. close to tbe
:e nails for preferem-e. and then pro
ceeds to propagate tbe species.
I'uiess he is very carefully removed
the sores cauF tbe most in'ense Irri
tation oix may lay a niin up complete
ly. The usual method of removing hiin
is to widen tbe bole it) which be Las
entered aud then extract bim. intact If
possible, with a needle, care lieing tak
en that uu eggs or young arc left be
hind. Tbe place should then be dresssl
to prevent festeriug. It Is uot advisa
ble to marc'i much after removing Jig
gers, but unfortunately it is frequently
unavoidable.
I may mention that Lieutenant Colo
nel Mncdouald once told me that dar
ing bin first visit to Uganda some na
tives cacght a leopard iu one- of tbe
Danaua plantations whose fe: were
thoroughly diseased from J:gLera that
he was quite uuable to move or to de
feud himself. Blackwood.
Uli Time ( Flzmt.
"When General Grant was presi
dent." taid a Washington man. "a cer
tain friend of bis came out of tbe west
to see bim. One day. Just after Having
the White House, this friend fell lu
with a fellow westerner iu the While
House grounds, anil a heated eucwrjter
took place, which sutldeuly terminated
by lae general's friend knocking the
other man down and out.
"The matter was huslK-d up. but the
general, narr.ciily inil:guant. called his
friend lo account, sayiug: 'John, you've
treated me aud the ollice I hold, with
tut; !i diM-outlet.-. Why did you do
such a tbugT
- Well, it was this way. general, re
plied the now thoroughly penitent oue.
"You ku-."W there was bad bltxnl !
tweeu us. acd he hu-I set all sorts of
sltirics go:ng alxjut i.ic. Jast after
leaving yott 1 ran into him. and he at
ot;eo accusisl me of iloing a ci-rtaiu
th'.ng. As it was a lie I only laughed
ttt h'la. Then he :tti-tisii! me of some
thing vim: ami that l-ing also a lie 1
J;t-n-d at him again, but his third aceu
sati.m was true. aud. by gad. sir. 1
couldn't stand that, so I knocked bim
dowi.' "New York Tribune,
Far Dar Chlaa.
New Y-ar's is the uatiotial pay day
in China. All accounts must lie squar
ed up at that time, aud I lie man who
can't raise money enough to pay his
debts has to go Into bankruptcy. The
laws are such that tbe creditor on en
ter the debtor's bouse and take what
h? pleases if there Is settlement.
To prevent such action families club
together nud make all sorts of com
promises to keep up the business repu
tation of the clan. New Year's Is a
groat day for the pawnbrokers. Their
shops are crowded with people who
want to redeem their best clothes lie
fore tbe new year. There are crowds
also who want to pawn other things
In order to get money to pay their
debts. Pawnbrokers receive high rates
cf interest, in which they are protect
ed by the government.
The Chinese paint the whole country
red ou New Year's day in more sense
than one. lied is the color which with
them denotes good luck and prosperi
ty, and all the New Year's cards aud
iuviTatiotis are ou pner of that color.
Cvery child gets its New Year's pres
ent wrapped in nsl psier. aud red In
scriptions are pjsi-d over the doors of
the bouses. Iu.lon MaiL
The (iromtillnc Start.
A noted dhine has decbirisl that a
husband's grumbling and scolding
were often only his way of Ix-giuniug
a conversation, and he maltitaiued that
if a man were sulky the worse he was
the more cheerful his wife should lie.
Certainly husband and wife should
liear and for'ooar. be says, atid tbe soft
answer turnetb away wrath more ef
fectively by the domestic hearth than
elsewhere. Then business is often wor
rying, and the husband coming home
needs and usually deserve to lind
there all soothing aud calming influ
ences. Hut surely it shonld lie mutual
kindness. At times the man must take
his turn in meeting irritability or low
spirits with choerfuluoss and kiud.
pentle consideration. As to the theory
that the wisest and best course is for
the wife of a sulky, tyrannical man al
ways just to give in anil crouch lief ore
t'.ie storm, he does not think that is ci
ther gi mm! policy or real kindness ulti
mately to the man himself.
Coaaamptlon.
rv.hncnary tuberculosis is rot a con
tagious, but only a communicable dis
ease. Tbe contact per se of the con
sumptive Individual doe not convey
the disease. It Is now well known that
it is mainly the tuberculosis expectora
tion, which, when dried and pulverized
to dust, constitutes the main danger of
Infection. Tbe means to prevent infec
tion from tuberculosis expectoration or
saliva exiieetorating only In proper
vessels, spittoons and pocket flask,
proper use of handkerchiefs during
coughing, etc. are now also universal
ly taught.
It Is alisolutely del "sstratcd that a
lulierculosis patient, if be takes projicr
care of bis expectoration, does not con
stitute any danger to liis fellotv. men.
In sanatoria and bospiuls exclusively
devoted to the care ef consumptives it
is of the rarest occurrence for an at
tendant to contract the disease, the
hygienic pn-en ut Ions being so thor
ough. It may indeed lie said that in
these hotises for consumptives one is
less liable to contract consumption than
outside ef riicm. Dr. S. A. Knopf io
Forum.
Mlaa Proetor'a Mistake.
Miss Mary IVoctur. the astronomer
ami lecturer, frequently gives her ier
senal services toward entertaining
poor chiltbvn and adults. Generally
her lectures are well rrvo'ved. Now
sdJ then there an- exceptions. On oue
Occasion a bright eyed little loy. who
at in the front row with bis eyes
fixed rpon the speaker, was asked bow
be liked it. "I guess." be saitL "it was
pretty gixid. but she ought lo talk
aUiut lions and tigers. That's better
for everylMsly."
At a pet her lecture a youngster crit
Irlstl her as follows: "It's all very well
to talk of weighing and measuring
stars. There are some people, uf coarse,
who l.-cl:eve that sort :f tliin;:. but if
she thinks she -an Tool ns Imivs with
s:;ch fairy teles she's verv much mis
lakeu."
Boetneranr et tt.
Yhe.t:sti-al:a!i alsn ig.nes are not I'.ie
ou'.y lasers of the Iwmmeratig. t: r w-.-e
ly the first to i:se lt..-t r.iissiie. The
Egyptians knew all almid.it. just as
they si-em to have ku.iwn all about ev
erything Hse. At the present lav
boomerang is used liv some Amorii-a)
Indian tril.es ami by the Drai'idaa
races of the Indian pcrrinsuLi. The
nissiie nsinl by the last named iiir:s
ia that it is thicker than the us :al
form anil does not return to the throw
er. The return of the liootnoraiig is
due to the action of the wind. t;.e
shape of the weapon and tbe manner
In which it Is thrown.
Ilia Reqaeat.
Rusband-My dear. I want to ask
jou one favor liefore you go cT on
that long visit.
Wife A thousand, my love. What is
It?
Husband Don't try to put tbe bouse
In order before you leave.
Wife It Isn't hard work, .
Husliand-rerh.ips not. but think of
cbe expense of telegraphing la you ev
rry time I want to find anytbius. Col
lier' Weekly.
SINGULAR DKEAMLXG
TWO PECULIAR CASES OK BRAIN AC
TIVITY IN SLEEP.
A Lawyer Woo Solved Kanrf
Prablem He foald Sot Maater
While Aarake Aa UxelllaK aad Al-
oioat Traarie Ilallway Joarmer.
An Edinburgb lawyer, a confirmed
Kotnaarubutist, went through a pecul
iar experience some little time ago
One evening, after dinner, be told bid
wife that be bad a luost .difficult law
case wbicb would occupy b!m half tbe
uight to study cut. For hours there
after be grappled with its Intricacies,
but finally desisted, saying it would
be !m;koss:b!e to make bis brief until
luorning. since the case presented some
diCiculties that Le bad been unable to
master.
Ue fell asleep from exhaustion al
most as soon as be went to bed. but in
a few minutes rose. and. seating him
self at Lis desk, wrote furiously for an
hour or more. Then, carefully folding
and indorsing tbe sheets be bad writ
ten upon, be put them away ia a pi
geoubole o Vls desk, after wbicb, with
cct Fpeaklng. be returned to bis bed
aad slept soundly till late in tbe morn
At breakfast be expressed some un
certainty as to bis "finding a solution.'
His wife told bim to look through bis
desk, wbicb be did. discovering the
;er be bad written in tbe pigeon
bole where be bad bidden it. As be
read It Joy tuiugled with amazement
showed plainly in hi face, for tbe pa
per w-as a clearly reasoued. correctly
phrased Wriof on the intricate case
with all the obscure poluts smoothed
out! He bad not the slightest recoi
lection of having - written the docu
luetit.
Another extraordinary case is that of
a young man who. an hour or so be
fore starting on a railway Journey. iaid
a visit to a steamer in which his par
cuts were finaue'.aliy iuterestisl. In
the course of the ltisst-t:ou be eulercd
the little chaiiilxT iu the Ikw of the
vessel where the aut hor chain is coiled
aud was bupress! f.y the chandler's
smalluess and the cramped quarters it
would afford a man sent down there to
superintend tbe iiayiug out of the chain,
lu due course the traveler went to the
railwnv station aud engaged a snug
seat iu tbe corner of a first class corn
dor and sleeping carriage. He bad tbe
compartment to himself. Tbe train
bad not been long on its journey liefore
the young man was sound t.sbt-p. Hut
be imagined that be was awake and.
moreover, that be was imprisoned in
the little anchor chain compartment of
the steamer. Tbe vessel was under
way. be thought, aud moving more rap
idly tlKiu be had ever known a steamer
to move before. '
His first Idea was to go on deck at
ouoo. but be could cot get out of tbe
cell-like chamber. He could uot stand
erect eveu. the compartment was so
little, as be found out at the cost of an
imaginary bumped bead when be at
tempted to rise. Thi n, to bis surprise,
be found that the room had a window,
evidently a dead light, but square an-J
unusually large. This he tried to raise,
but. failing, determiued to break it.
thinking that lie could seize the anchor
c-baiu and by its aid reach the dock.
There was only one way to smash tbe
glass, aud that was by striking it with
bis clinched fist. He knew that this
would result in a cut hand probably!
but be risked it all tbe same, for be felt
certaiu now that the vessel was In a
storm and lihely to go down any mo
ment, in which case he would be
drowned like a r::t in a trap.
Having smashed the glass, lie found
that the window was double, and be
distinctly remembers breaking tbe out
side pane, after which, with profusely
bleeding hands, be carefully pifked out
the bits of glass remaining In the
sashes, so that be could climb out.
After removing the last remaining
fragment of glass from the sash be
carefully thrust his head and arms out
and licgan to feel for the chain. It was
nowhere to lie found. Then be pulled
himself half way out of the window
and reached upward.
To his great Joy. be found be could
reach over tbe edge of the deck; but. to
bis dismay, it was curved and smooth.
offering Uo projection whatever by
which be might pull himself up. That
lieing the case, and not wishing to fall
Into tbe water and tie drowned, be
painfully drew back luto tbe little
chainlier. However, be must certainly
escaH' or lie drowned, anil after get
ting his breath he would make another
attempt to reach the dock.
As he lay pantiu.? aud frightened he
accidentally reached in the direction
away from tbe deadlight. To hi sur
prise, be touched a swaying window
blind, and the next moment be fouud
himself lying on the floor of the corri
dor of the onntshirig train, with a wMn
dow down, through which be bad evi
dently lioen trying to reach tbe deck cf
the imaginary steamer. Tbe wonder
was be did not lost his grip and fall on
the line. It was his fear of lieing
drowned that prevented bim from lie
ing killed on the lailway. The yonn
fellow had a loug and serious illness
sftcr his experience, and. strange to
ray. when be recovered bis somnambu
listic habit left him. Washington Star.
Aa Odd Colaeldeaee.
In oue of the b storical vol u pies of
Johu K. Magginnpss Is recounted a
most remarkable toincidence. On the
very day that the eolaration of Inde
pendence was promulgated ami old
IJlierty lell proclaimed the Joyful
new In Philadelphia a little liamJ of
Scotch - Irish Ketilers. without any
knowh'dge. of course, of what was oc
curring elsewhere, assembled at n cer
tain place on the licnks of Pine creek,
nliout H mile aliove where now stands
the city of Willis msport. and declared
Mictnsolvi-s free from the yoke of Br't
ish rule.
PINKED THE TEN SPOT.
M Trick at Cards That Puzzled Those
Who Witnessed It.
"I saw a man do a trick witb cards
oace." said Godfrey Ashton of Atlanta,
"which, although be assured me was
wholly a trick and that there was no
soeoud sight or mind reading couuect
ed with it. bas always rested in an
unexplained condition iu my mind.
"There were four of as at supper,
and the man in question sent for a
pack of cards, and, banding tbetn to
the man next bim. told bim to select a
vanl in his mind; uot to take it from
tbe pack, but to tell the other two
wen what card It was. He was then to
shuttle tbe pack and pass it to tiie
other two men. who were eacb to
tboronghly shuttle it. Tbe last man
was then to place It on tbe floor.
"In the meantime a large napkin
bad lieeu tightly bound over the magi
cLau's eyes and his dress coat bung over
bis face with the tails tied under bis
cbin. so that his bead was to all In
tents and purposes in a bag. lie. by
bis direction, was led to tbe pack of
can Is and bis band placed u(ion it. He
then proeoeded to scatter tLa cards
bout until they covered a rotyb cir
cle of three or four feet la diameter.
He called for a knife, and. bringing It
shandy down, drove It through aad
sthxed one or the scattered cartls lie
moving bis headgear, be asked what
card my friend bad .hose a. Tbe an
swer being Hie cti of diamonds, be
turned tbe knife toward us, and there,
sure enough, was th? ten of diamonds
transfixed upon tbe point."
lie swore it was a trict. but for
the life of me I can uot see bow It was
done. None of ns was in collusion with
bim. I am sure tbe cards were not a
fake Kick. aud I am equally certain
tbut he was so blindfolded that it was
wholly impossible for him lo ace. Yel
te 8ccomrfisbed It eraetly as I tell
you."-New York Tribune.
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other diction ir j in the vorld. It should La every household.
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V ALo Ve!stCT Colligate Dictioaar r-;t'a a Ccottiih
r - j-n V bKMJr)tru;- t irei trivi
Bostoa'a Fonr Dpst 5aylaus.
A pool deal la to lie forgiven Colonel
IliiTKiuson in view of liis witty and
most admirable thrust at Henry Jami-n.
There are four mots iimn wliich Itos
ton particularly firivlcs liersclf. Motley
Jiade one of them, -tjive me the luxu-rU-M
of life, and I will dispense with its
necessities." Totu Applctou inaile an
other. "tJood Americans, when tlicy
di'-. go to Paris." A fcidy. tmnie with
held, but )uotel lty Knierson. made
the third. "The e-onsclounness of liclti
perfiH-tly well dressed Rives a feellti;;
of inward tranquillity which religion is
powerless to liesitow." Tln-se tlirce
have loug lieen famous, but Iligsinxnti
inatchetl tbe heftf of them when lie re
marked. 'Uenry James has lieeu calleI
a cosmopolitan, but he Isn't, since a,
cosmopolitan is a man who is at home
even iu his own country. New York
Mail and Express.
A Hii'i Calls.
A man must think wlit-n making a
call to leave his umbrella, overcoat aud
overshoe In the hall, thoucli lie may
carry his hat and stick lo the drawitijr
room. lie mupt arise whenever a hulir
enters the room. and. whether niller or
host, he must never look at his watch.
Except In his own house, he siiould
never fmil a seat fur nimilit-r Tto nuiti
not offer his own chair to any one and
should remove his plove before slinking
bauds. I-ali Ijinceford In Woman's
Home Companion.
Rlstat aad Left Eyrii Praple.
Pwdllt H Pt rtl.1tt"ir lut 1 .. ... -..
- ---i--- .... - ... . . i ii j.i.-i . i
they are ripht or left handed, and just
ii-.ui "fluu is usuuiij iijp more
pouft-fyl. ho Is ill rljrLt vyr. Only
on-r- M-rsin Id t?n U left sljrhtod. It U
t-"V Imilifllilu 1 1 rt r t Iks Hon nP
flttr:T-( Wilt lit Iiibb .r.tal Ii ao I -at, I
- us,to uu j un'1 mjuii
thli to do with the extra power of
iue risui eye.
tadaaatrd.
Sue IVrstishUH-tloodiiess. vou would
Hot wail on a Journey on Friday, wotild
yon?
Miss Sclioffer I'll start for KurotM i
on 1,1 rrldays.-rii!ialephla Hecoril.
The strwt accitlei.ts of Ijimlon
tmoirtit to alwut 3.5(mi a year, nearly
ten n da v.
THE
CLEAXsIXO
CATARRH
AXD HE f IXG
CUKE I-XlR
CATARRH
is
Ely"sCreanj?alra
E-isy and pleasant
to ue. Contains do
iritiiHiusdiue.
Jl la Qnii klT b
aoitxd. Uivesialit
at lu'-n. aii. i m
It opens andfuULU N ilLMU
rieansesthe Nasal I'ax-.HKei-. Al:ys lu-
t1amiutnn.Heals and PnHtcts tbe meiu
tuaiiA. KoAlore tbe Seintea of TsMn an, I
Pnvli. jire Me. 50 cent at Dropj; ttt
or T mail; Trial iie. 10 eents n ail.
t LY BROTH KRS. 56 Warrei.Sti cet.
New York.
OTICE.
Xotiee l hrehy riven tht nim F. R.v.
man ha tiled bis .p!i-Kii,)n wlibUie S-r
taryot Internal A ITnirB at Harrlstmrs. I'm..
,.r -n Hr ninety isui acres or nnlni
n.roved land situated In vtonyereek tou n-
i ip. somerset I Ouniy. r.. aitjoimr.n lnris
f hninuel Knyder on the eajtt. Jimu V.wi.-r
n Ihe smith. Cieoree E. lUyniao on the we
'. i au.piK-ii naikins and Samuel Bent on
the north, aod l the exniruit.n r lbiriy
dtytt will auk Uiat a wsrrunt li i.i,-l in i.im
for the saioe.
. GEORGE E. CAYMAN.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
h Kind Yon Have Always Bcsgh
Boars the . ssfTTZ ST
Signature of WLaYT&XlZvi:
, . 1 9 m
jtUinlU 11 vJIillllini
ForInfant3 and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Tt . Xl
Signature M
In
Use
. For Over
Thirtv Years
f
UnHorin Vork.
Scirrtific
Constroctiofl.
Rapidity.
.-t .Jr-i S
Design.
Mrrhaniraily Superior.
Art Catalogue Free.
cf ENGLISH,
lii tuuuj, becuu ciu3 a li:.
s
OMERirE f MARKET HtF
COKKCTED WEKKLT BY
Cook & Beerits.
Weincsdo; , Fib. 28tb.
(pet bq ,
AppltaW dried, Ik;
( vsptiratvfd re ..
Apple Buiu-r. p-r gal
-vsoc
...l:w
.! to .TIT
-JUc
aw
Butter. frwih.'krs;, p-r t
I creamery, per to.
Beesm per . -A-
, country tiHin, per o 10 to VJf
tj j iUKrrurvt ham. per ... IS-H
""""lsitlw, pr 6luxr
vnhulner, per m ... . In to m
Beans, j
Coffee, j
Cement
whit nsvy. per bus fc:.flo to ?.' 2
Lima, per li-
grreu, per , , lie
niasteit, per m . .tOtol.V
ffnniberland. per bbl.
I Ponlsnd, perl.l.l
1 1 I" lo l.'A'
tL3U to 4.0r
Corn meal, per to
I'-i
-t,'K,pei aoz
Fish, lake herrlnf . bb,'!1
Honey, whiVe clover.per
Lard, per
ly
.Ier 70 Bv fi.7i
. -per 30 M
Jir
7 to lOr
Lime, per i.bl
ft .Hi
Mniiuutes, . o., per fful . . . sue
Unions, per iur. . ts. to 7V-
foutoes, per lu i Ut '
Peaches, evaporated, per fc.. ruil.e
Praoe. tier K , k to li e
.n. perbhl ti
riiwi.un;, per foi
Dairy, bus sacks . .
K " " Sir
" i bus SMrkii
rround alum, isii sacks.
Bait,
mapw.per . . 7 lolOe
Imported yellow, per Ac
white. A. per .V;-me
rranulaled, per l)....ie1,-',r
Cub or pulverized, per ii..Ke
per gnl JWc
maple, per a-al 41 to
8aer.
Kyrnp.
Ktoneware, -lluii jir
"'hi low. per fc Jl to V
Vtnefar. perirnl aj tr :v
timothy, per bus gi o
clover, per bus $r,sa to 6 i
crimson, per l)us
" airnlfa. per bus
aisyke, per bus
Keeds.
Millet, German, per bus
f tiarley. a blie beardless, per bus. 1J15
I buckwheat, per baa .4
Grain ieorn shelled, per bus is to 4r
i tints, rT bus t-X-r
I rye, per bus S e
sV Feed ( six t, per bus y-
I tmui, per iim ss.. .AV
corn and oats chop, per ICO Sis... K
flour, roller pmcees.jr h!il. IKO
" spring pHteut and fnncv
ltrh rrarie si sn
Floor.
I floor. lowerimd mi 14U t.. s: ".VU 40
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Bailroat.
Somerset snd Cambria Branch.
HOETBWAP.O.
Johnstown Mail Fxprewi.-Rock wood Hir, a.
m S,mers t 1,7, Stoywitown liti, Koov-
entvllle li 4.1. Johnrtnwn I 30 p. ni.
Johnstowa Afromimxtntlon.-Hirkwnod I 40
p. m Somerset 5:fti -toye-towni il. ttoov-
ersvlile':4, Johrstrwn 6 30.
SOCTWWARe.
M!I Johnstown B:'Jna.m..RnfTenvllle!inil
Ht-nestown Soto, ret trot Rock wood
lt:li.
Eipretui. Johnrrown 1 3ip. m Irvversv1!e
2 ;ti. SMvrestowo i47, Somerset S:li Kock
wond J:40.
L'aily.
F. D. CXDERWIKIP.
D. B. MARTIN. Genual Manager.
Iaenicr Traffic Vauger.
J2XXSYLVAXL RAILROAD
stisi iTtsntno tis
IN EFFECT HOY. 19, !9
Trains arrive and depart from theslatlot at
J oh us town as fellows:
wra-nr-BO.
Western Einre...
4-M
S :t
9-Hit h western Ex rrm
IrthnirtlSTn AftVUnmnHatllin
a. m.
Johnittown AecommodtUoa
r icine r.Tpr m
Vnv PriwnTfr
S-.M -2:S1
p. m.
lit
F.ttsburg Express
!'
Fxst Line..
Johnntown A ceo m rood sl ion 35
ASTVASD
Atlantic Kxprrfcs.
Hi ; hart r sprwis
Al'oca Avommodatioo.
I lay Fxprm
4-47 a.
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fh.fi "
KH17
12-9 r.
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Main lii Kxpr"
1 : ir. 1 q A t-t'i m ...... ....(.
r ii'iGci 1 iua r xprr-s-
3t Line -....
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;v.vav;;;; PLUMBING
(BMSMSVa)a
If You
Want the Best
IN RANGES or COOKING ST0YLS tLat can
be produced at a j rice no higher than inferior
! M
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goods, then call and examine our cm f lele stock, in l rsccd
in the following : .
Garlands,
Tilajestics,
Coumbians,
All guaranteed lo give f-atis-facticc 11 c! 6t Il;tc to f til til
ranging from $7.00 to $50.00. Call and examine.
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ICALS AND TOILET ARTICLES, 3
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PHARMACY
408 Main Srett, Somerset, Pa.
Oar stock is complete. All good guaranteed.
g Our Specialties: 3
Jt: Fine Box Stationery. "Aloha" Drand. 3
E DMicijs Confections in Original Packages. 3
jl! Sparkling Ice-Cold Soda pure and refreshing 3
with a numerous variety of flavors. 3
g Imported and Domestic Brands of Cigars constantly 3
on hand. 3
G. W. BENFORD, ManagerJ
-Public sUtion for Ine Distance Telephone) to all points In the
s U.S. RatH moderate. Sunday pay satiou at Hotel Yanne ir. --j
iniUlUlUiUlUiUiUMlULll
E. L. Simpson.
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The Great Sale and Exchange Place for
Carriages,
Buggies
and Wagons.
a
Immense
Robes, Blankets, Harness, Bells,
Whips, Etc.
7 Car-loads just Received
Of the very latest ''Portland" and "Swell" Ilo.lied Cittti rs
and UobSlods. Call at my wartrnnm ou Patriot
street and lc convinced.
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OPEN DAY
lij Somerset, Penn'a.
5
j Home Beauty. . . .
Do you want to beautify your home by aj.jirg a nire Chnuil r ui. Parlor
Suit, SiJe Hoard, Parlor Stsud, ltcokiT or ToiW t S t, If w )w price pre-
vail at lh New Furniture and lIoue Farnislilrjf 0'x;tN Sloro -f
Oppo ite B & 0. Depot J J rftl,M'
5toye.town5t.tion. IflUl It II.
if
a-a
Morne-blewart Co
DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
PLAID BACK
5K1RTINQS.
I New co!oriiis-N'evir pattern?.
Richer, better good all
, ' - . . A p'-U'lJ ttll
S around than were ever pro
duct a Ufure.
The t-hort, walking or rail y
day tkirtj arc more popular
than ever this feason and
these skirtings are what the
women are buying to make
them from. $1,25 to 3.50 a
jard. i
1 hey 're po heavy they do not
need anv liulnsr ou know
In sending for samples
state what price you
aut to pay.
2
S 233 Filth Ave., PitUburj-, Pa.
S tMMM3HMHMMX
The rtrulia of feeding wheat to live
(m k have bten "!Ufat'tory, but corn
ii criearr where it is growu on tbe
fatn. Durrng tbe spring nd aiimmer
t litre ia ler. drire aDl ilemand for
vrin than durirg tfie wiDter, and in
f-eriina' the atock advanlaire should lie
taki r o' the chtajK-r gre-n f-n d
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& HEATING.
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AND NIGHT.
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WHERE TO -
N E !
SOUPS,
HOT IiUNCHES,
COLD LUKCHSS,
J' E CBEAM,
DESERTS,
DAY AND NIGHT.
Tbe nratPs, cleanH-t and liwt plaeo
in Somerxet fur meaU. Evrythinj; in
wasor. carefully prepHYel an.l at m-.oVr.
ate pr:. When you come to town try
the "White Plnce" and Ie happy.
OYSTERS.
Shipment of Freb Oystprs received
daily and for sale in qtiantitifsj to
- suit the pun-baiters, at
c-riu M. L Shaffer's.
Freh.
Senaonnble
Col Flowers, Po!!e flari
also all kinds of Artixtic Florsl r.ie
can be famished on short notice, iiil
Telephone U our store.
AtUf Sfnl. FlnrM.
Jokntorrn, It.
Farms for Safe-
r3't!.- wl.h!n? to ii-rh-.r Farm, ,m
...nipll- !i-t ,tf farm, r,,r ,.,.., . '
u.rr W?'nnj. AiUah.-riT. Itstfr u JZ
m..r-l.i-J ar.U other amities u WL.-..r-
A. C HrffiMB ni.,
3-f Kort Av-na"
I'ltlkliurf, r
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jrjry It rtsuirca a good selected stock and a neatly arrant
" " room to do a trLsk busine.3,
TTT
sja l w -. w v i-ii ouiu uuve your eves te
Trusses Fitted. All of the best and most approved Tra
yjj kept in stock. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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This Model Drug Store is rapidly l-econiing a grt at fv0ri:e
People in tfeurclt of
MEDICINES. DYE STUFFS. SUPPORTEB
SPONGES, TRUSSES TOILET ARTI
CLE;, PERFUMES. ETC.
TBI IMX-TOK eiTBK PCIMOKAI. aTTSTIOJ TO TH COMPOCb D:."9 Cf
nT rxii mi.is taiin to css oli raaH ajd prai skTirLia.
Spectacles, Eye-Glacses,
And a Full Line cf Optical Goods alwaja on hand. Free:
large assortment all can be suited.
TEE FilEST BBAHDS OF CIG5BS
A i Lar.d It is always a jdeasure to di.-phn our goi.-ils 1
tending purchaser?, whether they buy from us or e!.eere.
MAIN STREET ... SOMERSET. Pi
Lalh, M hitlMn minds, Xewel Io.ta, Lie.
A jooral liar of all tradtof Lumber and Balldlu aUiial and Brtorn? l't
stuck. Also, csi d furnish anything In th line of our b-tlnrn to order wit- rtaim
Lis promptaesa. sach aa Brackets, odd-a!xed.work,.etr.
Elias Cunningham,
Office .ud Vara Opposite S. tt I- R. K Statd m,
Fiftv-eioht Years Old!
j
Mew
York
Tri-vye"
Tribuna
M)JIDY.
VDNES0Y,
I'RiDiY
PRCT.CA!LY
A DAILY
AND THE
CHEAPiST KC.
A lew and rn-.nrl n,i.r Httr-r;iv pnh-litntkn-,
irortiM-!y HluNirMifd w ii h p r
Irsiis an l-sli-tiiu ; nHjiw sll thn
striki: jr n t!nrt- of lh Da-'r Tri
liun. ("McihI Vnr lrpiti'hv. Ihmiff.
tie anil rVrf-iun i'nrrspiiiiirnti. Short
Stories, II iiuxiioiirf IH1w.rn1if.os Iiulus
Irtal l!.'.rniAlioi, Ko-hion .?i-i-rnltnral
mrttprs turi-fiillv irt-Htod," anil
roiiiori-hprsive ar..l Un jil 1 finan-ial
and Miirki-t l;prt. It in iii'1p1 at -.mie
hour a th ilirlv rrlition. n-his a largo
proportion i ril.,-ril:er nndtionf issun,
n: er-h r.iiij.,t, M a th-ironhlr Dp-Uv
ialo .l.n.'y family ne vpi.tr for boy
Hi fiiilar BuIi-rip!i)D price
l.oO per j'car.
We furnUb it with the IlKIiALD for
$2 50 psryacir.
Send all Orders to ths HERALD, Somerset, F
IT "ft in pay :
TO BDT TOUR
JXecaorial IVork
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMERSET, FENJTA.
MaEoiu-nrer of and Jalr In
raslru Work FaruMwl on Short NoUe
-mi m mm urn
Also, Aeot 6ir the WHITE BKO"ZS I
-nTTto th.?rT,,f Mon""" Vork wm
'l 10 th'ir int-rvnt w cad at mv show
h, Ter low- I laitesptcial attenUum to
Wh!i Bmh, Or Pur. Zlw monarnrts. t
proorWi if R.tr- -n-.. a t,- .
Con-'m,.i.!,7. r"'Bl o Mstoitals'.l
Vm. F. Shaffer.
bnyder s rharmacy.
store
' WE HAVE BOTH OF THEM.
Pure Drags
fresh and good condition. In the way of e
Prescription XZS
we are sure to have it Ton are always sure of getting tne best
Ontira I r,nnr1s 'r.8,6"ed ,0
JOHN N. SNYDER,
Druygift, SOMKItsKT, pA.
LOUTHER'S
53 o a unt
MAIM STREET,
SOMERSET, PA.
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS
LeuMs PrBSGriptioiisSFsmili Receipf
J. m. LOUTHER M. D.
SOMERSILT .
LUMBER y-A.-RB
Elias Cunningham,
XiUrAtTCI- AND DllLU A3ID WBOIJBaLS ASD RlTAILll OF
Lumber and Building Materials.
HARD AND SOFT WOODS
Oak, I'op.ar, MJltijrs. Pl3t. ni!iif
iValunl. Yellow SMue. Flaorlnx. havsU. 9iarRi4
NEARLY
New
PIBUSKtD
York
Fl.rtrli'ty-e;ii'.T"f
Weekly aN-iti.if11-
"Tr'bUne f..rCrinrr-naviH"-t
h.ise re.ulers have rcpreutf.1 it
tx-l f lfini-nt of our oiiimt'y P1 F0i'
1- . .. j ,.,.,1 nWS "
11 five ai ii'n- ii.
tii.tJ anJ Worl.I, thf ni"--t r-i:
UeporL", FaNi-inalii'iC Sh"rt t"r,!
niiexcfll-l Airri.-ult'iriil IVP-3 j
Scientific an.l Me.-I.:"i'--' I'""41!
Kasbion Arti.-Ies for th- W..fi.fc 1
morons Il!u-trali'n- S-r "M nJ ' ;
It i "The Peoples l'P"'" f"r lb " j
lpiteUSUt".
rteKularsubwripti'"! Vrl'- I
sl.OO per year
We furni-h it itb the I'KP.ALP
2 00 per year.
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