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New invention.
I have invented and patened on July 24, 1897, a new siraw vievator and shaker attached to any faoners. Itcleans all grain perfectly first cleaning, all grain is taken out of the straw. It has been well tested. It only takes abou’ 4 ~f the power for to drive it of any otLar machine for that purpose in the market. I ask every, intending purchaser to see one of the Week’s shakers before purchasing any other, Anv person infringing on the pat- ent will be dealt with according to the law
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JOHN A. WEEKS,
ALBERTON,
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VALUABLE
BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE
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MONTAGUE: BRIDGE
This property consists of a commo- dious store and dwelling, heated with hot water, 4% said to be the best business stand in Montague.
Tithe Guaranteed.
Possession immediately. Apply to
E. H. BEER, Ch’town.
Columpbias and Others
ahere are two kinds of Wheels, COLUMBIAS and all
others. Columbias are in a class by themselves, Prices 14, 60, 85 and 140 dollars.
6C6Mhe dollar wheel is equal to te best high grade bi- cycle wm the market of any other make. Each wheel guar- anteed by a company who do not know how to make slop goeds- The purchaser of a bicycle from me will be taught to ride free.
R. M. YOUNG,
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Valuable Property FOR SALE
The White House, Dundas Esplanade is offered for sale.
This desirable property combines the advantages of town and country house. Good bathing and boating at foot of gar- den. First rate stables, coach-houses and Jarge yard room,
Flower and vegetable gardens and con- servatory. louse contaius about - 12 eoome, and is heated by hot air; with marble mantels down stairs.
Large drawing room length of house; bath room with hot and cold water. The situation and sea view, are unexcelled in P. E. L.
The skore front is also owned in con- nection with the property, for several hundred feetout. or particulars apply
to J. 8, MORRIS.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 16 1898.
SCARED THE RED MEN |
| of frre bors waesent to Medicine Lodge.
HOW ACROWD OF CATTLEMEN BROKE UP A GHOST DANCE,
& Roman Candle Bombardment That Stampeced the Three Hundred Braves and Started Them on # Run That Laat- ed Into the Next Day.
‘‘We never called Rooney by the pame of Jack, although his Christian name was John, and in the cattle coun- try they was few men named after Obrist’s chief disciple who was not known as Jack. We always called bim John Rooney. The last I ever heerd of him he were living up in Nebraska, not far from Ogallaia, on the sonth fork of the Platte, just after the stream leaves the Colorado line.’*
Thus discoursed a former cattleman, who is now pursuing a peaceful and commonplace life in Kansas City, the sther evening. He was talking of life en the big cattle range in the days when the fame of Dodge City, Abilene, Hayes Oity and Ellis was on the wane as tough towns of Kansas and their upbuilding as law abiding communities had begun.
‘‘In them days,’’ he continued, ‘‘our openings for fun was less frequent than national holidays are at present. It was mostiy hard riding, and lots of it. I¢ gives us alla sorter yearning to bust loose the cinches and raise hell at the first opportunity, and sometimes the way we did it was as unique as they was startling. The time I speak of in
( this pertickler yarn we was grazing a
big bunch of cattle, mostly long horns, in the Cherokee strip, along the north | fork of the Canadian river, within a day’s riding of old Fort Supply. The Osages and some other tribes used to come in there for their green corn and harvest dances and have highfallootin ole times in general. We all remarks this and speaks of it sorter scornful be- cause we did not like Injuns much no- how. When I say this, I don’t mean that Rooney was the one to put the quirt tothe Injuns. He was overquiet on the subject. He generally was peace- fullike and ca’m. He was a thinker, Rooney was, and with some schooling and a little politics would have been a ereat man in the citv 1 ‘low.
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“About this time the camp begins to get short on grub, and some four or five
«cross the Kansas line, With wagons to bring back asupply of necessaries. Kan- sas was not a prohibition state then, and you could get most any kind of stimulant in Medicine Lodge—that is to say, they had rye and Bourbon whis- ky, and I suppose they also had beer. In them days I never cou'd see the vir- tues of beer.
“As I was saying, you conld get about any kind of liquor you wanted in Medicine Lodge, and so we kept pretty well wet. Rooney hero displayed his sagacity. While we all had forgotten all about them pesky Injuns he comes in one day we was to leaye and puts in- to the wagon about 20 of them big ro- man candles that shoot ten times, you know, each shot a big ball of yellow, red or bluish flame.
“ “What you going todo with them Fourth of July fixings now?’ weal) asks, seeing as how it was getting closer to Thanksgiving.’
** ‘Never you mind that,’ said Jobn, kinder winking his eye southeast.
‘*So weall was mighty curious during the trip back to the Canadian, bat says nothing. A few days after we gests back them Injuns begins gathering for a an- nual feast of some kind, and then one night they prepares for one «f them dances. Of course, all of the boys what could be spared wanted off to see the monkey business of them redskins. Then John Rooney, he called a council of war and unfolded the secret of them roman candles what he bought at Med- icine Lodge. He tells all the boys, some 15 in number, to stay with him, and leads the way tothe timber, where the ghost dance was going on. We all takes one of them roman candles and no one speaks a word or coughs or makes any loud signs.
‘“*‘Whon them 300 braves was a-tearing up the ground and yelling at the height of the dance, we gets the word from Rooney and lights up them candles simultaneous, and they begin shooting fire aud brimstone into them Injuus sure enough. The boys wasn’t used to shooting off them things and was about half scared theirselves at the devilish hissing ard the sparks, but them Injuns —well, Ican't say what they thought, but it was plain bow they acted. Some ef ‘em took to the other side of the woods, some jumped straight up, a lot went for the north fork of the Canadian, rupning so fast it ’ud take four men to see ‘em. Stop then? Well, I guess not They jumped right in and swum for dear life. They never stopped to see that the blamed fire had quit, and fe)- lers working on the range the other side of the fork said they saw them running the next morning when they was just starting their day’s riding.
‘*That night's devilment like to got us all into trouble, though, and the most of us discreetly struck out for Kansas to avoid aay unpleasant conse- quences. But laugh—-say, I never laugh- ed so in my life.’’—Kansas City Star
A Good Law.
A law has just been passed in France forbidding any one to give solid food to infants under a year old without the written authority of a physician. In France, too, the long rubber tubes to feeding bottles are forbidden under heavy penalties. Everywhere people are warned not to use them, the reason be- ing that it is impossible to keep them properly sterilized.
Original Sources.
Mrs. De Styie—Dear me! What a lot of society news you’ve got held of— even to a full description of Miss Tip- top’s Paris trousseau! Where did yuu hear it all?
Miss De Style—At the symphony con-
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SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE.
For Sale, a comfortable cottage witk, plot of ‘and beautifully situated at Kep- poch .with a delightful view of the atraits Good bathing, convenient to town, and a pleasant holida resort. Anply to
8y JUDGE McLEOD,$ Sile.
SALT! SALT
Now landing ex 8, S. Annandale,
18,000 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
1,200 Sacks Fishery Salt.
1,200 Franklin Crant Factory fi! led Butter Salt,
50 tons Lump Rock Salt.
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Homes of the Anthracite Miners.
A group of papers dealing with the | Peuusyivamia ccal regious appears la The Century. Jay Hambidge gives ‘‘An Artist’s Impression of the Coiliery Re- gion.’’ Mr. Harabidge says of one of the ‘*patches’’ where the miners live: Each little house, with the boxes, cubby holes and fences about it, bas been built by the man who lives init. And he is a laborer, a struggler for mere existence, not deft in the use of tools, nor with an eye for the symmetrical, nor with an appreciation for anything beyond the most primal facts of living. of the buildings slant at ali. angles, with no two sides of the same length or deflection. One portion will have eaves, while its companion will scorn the lux- ury. The same incongruity prevails ev- erywhere. Some of the small openings used for windows are high, while others are low. One door will open in and an- other out. The hinges have evidently come from the company scrap pile, and the staples and latches and locks from the same source. Some of the roofs have shingles, others weatherboards, while others are formed of great pieces of rusty sheet iron.
George Got His Wheel.
George had wanted a bicycle fora long time. Last year his birthday was embittered by the fact that he did not get the much coveted wheel, and so he awaited the day this time with much anxiety.
During the week before he regularly and earnestly resorted to prayer that he might have his desire granted. His par- ents really feared for his faith should he again be disappointed. Theyefore on the morning of his birthday be found awaiting him by his bedside a beautifal new wheel.
When his mother entered the room, she found him delightedly gazing upon it.
‘*Well,’’ he called out cheerfully, ‘‘I thought the Lord wouldn’t have the nerve to refuse this time.’’—New York World.
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