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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 4 1893

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THE LIVE R4ILPOAD AGENT 4 UP TO

iW . SURTS CF TRICKS.

Cirense People Are Pretty Cute Them- selves, bat This Story Shows How One Party Was Cleverly Outwitte@ by the Hustiing Railroader.

“There are people who think you ean‘t beat a circus man, but I want to

***irf 2 Gon’S get no orders ‘tore 4 start.” ‘**Well, you ere five minutes late now.’

‘In ge minute, and I«alculate it was less, the circus special was under way. It went around curves like a scared snake. It shot across straight lines like a gazelle that bad been singed. It whirled the dust cf that country into the sky. After awhile we saw a town. Then we went through it like the wom- an that’s shot from the catapult, only

Fire Worsnipers and Kerosene.

A Inowledze of the existence of pe- trcolec:m at Baku is so ancicut that we find there the ruinsof a temple to Zoro- aster, The worship of fire—so easy to obtain that it wasonly necessary to prod the soil with a stick and set fire to the vapor that issued out of it—was continued until so recent a time as 20 years ago, when several Parsee priests were in Baku fer the purpose of wor- shiping that which we of this iconoclas-

ti “ZI had suffered’ over forty - more so. One of the dickerers, who was | tic time bay in the corner groceries to iq years with a a tell you that the hardest man tedois@ | smiling to think the conductor had not | fill cur lamps.—Julian Ralph im Har- 3 St FF BRED live railroad man. yet come round, asked a brakeman as per’s Magazine.

‘ me, and the -cure remains | jumping off place on the SantaFe road. | came, as the poet says, and his hair 7 : : :

4 perfect.” The show had been at Purcell amd we | stood up, and turning to the brakeman ao a ~ od er ee gr ste 8

i Wanted—The Addicess | wanted to get out in the night fora | he says: bem aii sol 4g re 9 feet, and

4 /POSTA! of every sufferer im | lorgrun. We were going to make a ‘«*Jezecrimini! Stop her! Here’s ty y : aoa ET to 100 ds

q 4 America. jump to Kansas City. Not far from | where we get off!’ realh ata ia is — 7 r b h 60c

q alate nere bevel PRR Whether you buy the 4oc., 5o0c., 60¢., 7o¢, if eS Pureell is another town, Oklahoma She doesn’t even hesitate at a town ’

i TH& NYASSAN MEDICINE CO.,| City. At that point a competing road | like this,’ said the brakeman. eemependeunntt sages or $1.00 per Ib. grades of Tetley s Ele-

TRURO N. 8S. with the Santa Fe runs in. = 04 500 ‘*Well, abont 11 miles on this side, A ee of vom ae oe “ = ~* phant Brand Packets, you have the i i people, and of course the railroad men | in a stripof country where a crow can’t | Pounds and resembles or inary fine pol- | 3% ee OP Pe ek pee, were after us. It was a big haul. Some | liye and where sty Indian wouldn’t be | ished steel wire was entered at the ap- = BEST OF TEA VALUES i — a of our people bought through ticket# | caught dead, theold iron horse began to praiser’s department of the custom : eae Hu

fever sore on my leg, and though ninety years of age, Nyassan Treatments cured

FORTY YEARS

Dominion of Canada, Province of

Prince Edward Island, City of Charlottetown,

Before Francis Longworth Haszard, Ksq., the Stipendiary Magistrate for the City of Charlottetown.

AKE NOTICE that His Honor the Stipendiary Magistrate for the said city of Charlottetown has, by virtue. of the wer and authority in him vested by the Statute of the General Assembly of the said Island, entituled “An Act to Consolid- ate and Amend the Several Acts Incorpor- ating the City of Charlottetown” ordered

The old sawdust manager had tried it. He continued:

‘Know where Purcell is im the In- dian Territory? Away down at the

from Purcell, and they didn’t worry. But about 200, maybe more, of the crowd that always baggles over a 10 cent dicker concluded to take the Santa Fe from Purcell to Oklahoma City, pay the short haul, and then take the com- peting line at Oklahoma, the agents of which were active and full of promises.

‘Then the Santa Fe man fixed it so the dickerers couldn’t buy any tickets from Purcell to Oklahoma, for the train we were to go on was a special. The dickerers said that was all right; that they would wait for the regular. In less than five minutes a bulletin was slapped on the board of the station to the effect that the regu!ar Santa Fe was 12 hours late. That made the fellows who were dickering for a cheaper rate

turn white around their gills. ‘‘In another five minutes I sawa man |

an a track velocipede scudding down the

stretch. Every man to bis business

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| morning unless it stopped to put them

the train was going through the street, ‘What town is this?’ The brakeman said, ‘Oklahoma City.’

‘“‘The dickerer’s smile faded as it

slow up. The conductor came through just then and said:

** *Tickets!’

‘*Well, say, that was a funny sight. Them that had tickets showed up and then went to sleep. But the dickerers began to kick. They said they should have been les off at Oklahoma City. ‘The conductor said the train didn’t stop at Oklahoma, that it wasn’t scheduled to stop there, and that he wasn’t going to go back that trip. The leader of the

dickerers for cheap fares wanted t« know what was to be done,

‘*The conductor was an old timer. He bad a face on bim like a woman who never loved anybody. He just told them, ‘Pay or get off.’ Then they asked him where they could pay to. And he said the train wouldn’t stop any more until it got to Kansas City the next

A chime made of 18 brouze tubes ar- ranged in two parallel rows and struck by hammers working froma keyboard

house some time ago and valued at $3,- 000. This is almost as much as the same weight of gold would be valued, and tha wire attracted a good deal of attention. | [It was platiuem wire, and for that rea- | eon worth its weight in gold. A man who viewed it said that the demand for it had apparently incrcased greatly, aa | mtch more platienm, crude and manu- | factured, wis coming through the cre- | tom house now —Duluth News-Trib- : arr,

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and appointed that Monday the 4th July off, And he reached up and caught the Extra heavy casti next, be the day set down for hearing all I thought the railroad people knew | pellcord. Me IAG eiskcke cot ae i appeals made to him from the last preced~ what they were doing, and they did. ‘* And cverv one of the dickerers naid eee not crack or crumble, i ing valuation, assessments or rates impos- That chap on the velocipede was going to Kansas Cit And. of vou index i : a r NT es Duplex coal grates, ¥ ; ed or authorized by the City Council of the | down the track to flag the regular and a ieee re hat net tals sae HE watch trade has been had a) Lerge Hot 5 ale _ City; and that on such day and daily | hold itindefinitely. Smart trick, wasn’t they “aan sae paid if they ais T rather fluctuating of late, first = £m Reservoir. | thereafter until all such appeals have been | it? Wait till I tell you. There wasa : Ratios eseem oe the rice went up, after — heard, at. the hour of 16 o'clock in the) suecvter txidk: than that bought tickets at Purcell. And the com- ae ata aol oe ye oe At a recent test this tentncem, ta the Cliy- Police Oe ae ae pany was that much ahead. And that’s & g perma © pr yy) Ranee baked 2!2 Loa Charlottetown inet ed h — = When the special got ready to pull | what I mean when I say that the hard- no the prices have dropped eat . oar - will be heard and Sealy’ doncmiest out, the dickerers asked tiie agent if | est man to do is a live railroad man." again, whether because of war ef an n - t hours, a they could pay on the train from f ur- —New York Sun. or greater variety of pre duction > wit only one fire- p ; ae cell to Oklahoma, and he said ‘Cert. ~~ ; s 4 18 r pot of coal Dated this 24th day of June, A. D. 1898. So they all boarded the train at Pur- | = we cannot say, but the fact re " ROBEBT VANIDERSTINE, | cell, intending to get off at Oklahoma. Thinin flesh? Perhapsit’s mains that you can buy from us OT he MoClary. Wi'f'a: Co. Wirsnc vines ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ¢ lis ak aener hea ar . * ca, City Collector for eaid C ity Just before the train pulled out the a reliable time keeper che aper If your local dealer cannot supply, write our nearest eel da ste June 243i eod. agent walks down to the engine and natural. than ever before, in fact that eux est er - | asks the old man at the throttle how , ; r “> * there is no need to buy shoddy JMPORTBNT TO DAIRY MEN long he had been on the road and about It pet fectly w ell, this 18 ,00ds at all. | —_ oe ~ guy of his iron horse, and so | probably the case. If you want a good and also ~ orth. ’ . the cheapest watch for the 200—_. ‘***How many miles an hour can she But many are suffering money 1 recemmend a eood | Ts go at her best?’ asked the agent. from frequent coldé. nérv Lt AYA IR, RNS. ROE . 15 to 20 gallon milk cans made o! “*On a good track, 65 miles.” req ent Cc Ss, nervous ee in a nicke - eae ' ; ; ‘6 Ted c : “1: of a poor one in a fine looking |} me pe. 9 obtainable. Mi it a good track through Oklaho- debility, pallor, and a hun- aaa ear tt war fe aller e ght. ma City?’ : 28 ‘ : ee et od ' *Yas, pretty good.’ dred aches and pains, simply a very short time. | -” ’ > The: J. 0. Bell Manufacturing Co ‘**All right. You've got no orders to becaus cle are not flesh Soliciting « share of you patronage, | . stop there ner to slow up, have you?’ mw Ney y we remain, Stove and Hard ware Merchants, gee ; ¢ —_— Montague, June 7—lm Not yet. : enough. Socee corporat: | ie = - ‘**Well, when you get to the edge of o ‘ , TO ET the town you let her go. Don’t stop for Scott’s Ema*sion of Cod- a VV f RYELOR | } i anything—flags cr teams or cattle, Me : : 9 ss s 4 ' } Scoot through the town ata 65 mile liver Oil with Hy pophos- iia — I Ei gait, or more if you like, and don’t | phites strengthens the dives- Says si ; slow up until you strike that strip of | *. : S 3 | i at = summer of 98, a Seaside Cot-{ desolation about 11 miles t’other side | thon, gives new force to the sf ye KDOWD 3s : ; & and you smoke a bex of the finest cigars ae E ° The Hermitage meng pa ge Ste nerves, and makes rich, red Joo a eos - . . - . li ian Se .| blood. Itis a food in itself, | Themost picturesque summer Beautifully situated on Point Pleasant -esort in Americ: airm, North River, overlookirg the soc. and $1.00, all druggists. Seer ae ane 4 Hillsboro River, and the approach tothe} WOOD'S PHIOSPHODINE. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chernists, Tororta The Sportsman’s Paradise ; : Hurbor, An idea! spot tora eummer The Great English Remedy. Every liver and Lake along’ : ° : outing. Apply to ‘i ma Siz Packages Guarantced to the line of Newfoundland | \ 100 P,Q, BOX75 ee ee ee Railway abounds with ’ hs Taman oa ewer Sainon@ Trou | a © j fe} aterrhea, Impotencyand alt | The Shortest Sea Voyage. |

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