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rHE DAILY EXAMINER . . . " . “ FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1896.

a a ; DED BY MOSQUITOS3. . o 1) — ' 1 ‘ gone, but this hera boy seems to de kind er : TEA : Timel Wart l 1 n ne | ; \\ \ | {) {IIS 1)(){)\] er warm yit. Give a hand, a couple 0’ | ye... cannot Penetrate to the Rich Gold 7 ‘ rie Ow rs e OC : ors il. ra \ sthe you uns, an’ let's see w'at a lootle fresh Fields‘of the Volador : f ” air will eG one Godin plenty may be found in the a The great success of the chocolate preparations 0 They took him up gently and bore him sands of the Volador hiver—a stream of t Cc (established | i, +. i } rar : ands » Volador I i Ww r Baker & o. (establis approve of Scott's here was unustal excitement at Fort to a grassy place in the shade of some moderate volume that fal!s from the snow - the house of alte ; ad of dalisteus TE oo satisfied when suppli a s : = ts. 7 “ee, > ~ | Clark. Cattlemen »whovrs, horse ranch- trees. Here they laid him tenderly down line of the Sierra de St. Martha in South >. in 1780) has ted to the placing on the marke mm 4 b ] Pp 1e¢ with Emulsion. For whom? fo teanisters, soldiers, all moved around upon i. a we a “hey Leaen | America; bat though ee ee 3) many misleading and unscrupulous imitations our lines of English Breakfast Congou, India, China, i wel . x1 ] nan uneasy way, and threats of violence ening 8 fps —"s on and tne river bed where the precious ° y é 220 Sere an Wrenn Wale GUO WERE, | & o Stee ee ere canes feu. Geaeniee a eon Seah adouidmadia tes tabulaates <Gaakelanet aad of their name, labels, and wrappers. Walter Oolong and Ceylon Teas. We believe our 22¢. Blend wie they should be stt NL! and furious Fort Clark is a frontier They had just reaper this ae of Rca easi.y accessible, the mosquitoes are so Baker & Co. are the oldest and largest manu- to be ‘He best on the market for qui ality, stren gth . . 4 i amiae hildren h post in south-western Texas. It was not proceedings when there was a diversion thick and terrible there that all attampts . at 10 : tor ACS haat A enldren Who . : mportance as a town in ’69 It came from the party who had gone off Ay » sands of the gold have so far acturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and flavor and price, The yublic r salize a rood articl ‘ ‘ ‘ +44 of so ich importance as & a ee to rifle the sands of the g : re thin, when they shoulda be as it is now: but eivilization not having - capture the Mexican : vs oan si failed, according toa wee 88 a Chocolates on this continent. No chemicals are when they use it, and to- -day our sales on this Tea TOTTI) ri so lose over tron rails, itwas of the unfortunate Gresser boing flee 8 Klisee Reelus the celebratec “rench r : :

tat .W ye oO nourish- peta ae aia is a frontier post. Word | lariat attached to the saddle bow of one geograr har, was the first to explore the used in their manufactures. are larger than ever before. n from their food. Poot had come in that Willie Pray, a sheep of the mien. : He w - ~~ a ‘ oe plain about the Volador's mopth He Consumers should ask for, and be sure that W full li f C;

. 1.1 + a. : ¢ on Turkey creek, had been found uttering protestations, his ou ACK ily had thought of establishing an agricul ° k xC , d e carry a i ine o anned Goods, Jams and I S starved Dion Lon-| seabin with a gaping knife wound | pate with terror tural colony in the fertile lowlands, but : they get, the genuine Walter Baker 0.'s goods. Jellies, Fis sh, Boned and Skinned ae Codfi h seating nad Serofula n *T " . oO ‘*No sabe, senors; no entender. Senor oN i Pecmentiees titi i AO 8

SsuTnption and wcroiuia neve! in his breast and a Mexican woman found the plague of insects so unbeara me : , : shiasét #his tarvation whom he had recently engaged to go out | Cabslleros “oe th | that he was forced to beat a retreat and WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited, Flour, "Meal, ete., which we will sell at the very come WITHOUL this Stary aon oi -harge of the domestic arrange ‘Here he is!” called Jake Breen, as th ‘ “ He was the discov . i tt to ike charge of the ad t c x abandon his projoct @® Was the c HESTER MASS. 7 i 1 And tk thin Qo is beitet {Or | ments at his ranch, was also discovered | company came to a halt and dismounted. | erer of this wonderful stream, whose DORC , low est pi ices, ih acereanall } Enns than wi. ee e1 Ww her throat cut | ** We've got the si = oe aed t shere waters sweep over sands which are literal ‘ ; : oe “pat rg eines ic | Whatever was the cause of the double, And then they all crow: on ue to where | dy golden. He told the news to the Our ain is t» biy the most reliable good and O11 Scott? Ss Rp mulsion 1S | murder was only a matter of surmise but | the wounded, and apparently de.d = m a French Vice-Consu! at Rio Hacha, and ; : 7 . : ro - we mi is generally enough for Judge | lay upon the blankets As tho last party this official obtained the concession of this sell them at the low est prices. Ezgs taken in ex cod-i1ver oil Witih LHC sid) tat Lyneh He doesn’t waste much time on came Uj , they ay proc h a? e fet of the | Eldcrado. The dangers he was to encoun- change for cash or goods. Goods delivered to all rhe n — wee or “i out in | woun’~al man rhe sheriff led the Mexi- | | i fontiv well, He sick with 7 - ‘ oe we 3 es le matter Was argued out i ; ’ : a ter he knew perfectly wel r ( Yy ‘ i f } sedis —Te : this way jcan up, the others making room for them. | yi: when h» set out an ingeniously-son- / parts of the ci ty: Two sizes, S0 cents and $1.00 “Anybody seen any Indians about?"’ an a ih a je prt | structed ganze tent of large dimensions. Z » from yung soldier,who stood ina | This yer corpse seers ter be revivin’ | 4. 4. 1 he tried to live under its x BOWN! ctlevitte, Ont, | came from a young soldier, w yy erage arm | For two days he trie . ! LIAM GRANT & CO SCCTT & BOWNE, Belleville, Ont ‘i cen Matt Cake abet } gore ind | nel a ! a ea eo shelter and watch the operations of his yj . j . ’ mea fro a lk r. xder Pi 8 shoulders » Palse tien | ie : +} : ie 4s : ve ee moe . “Taint no Injuns ssh mn oe - ah ie ms Se ied ate wae yn, who toiled in - —re ae y arlottetown, June 19, 1895—135 w QUEEN STREET. , *| uiread hunter who was sea has » | oo sine eoetaiatce ati, ee i oe ed in thick garments and protectec A lia Pp) \ ev i ‘al mending t ie a fhis saddle with | ed. The wounded man opsned his eyes, | : a a . r Tae war hy At the Y ee Re r - ‘< WES NN : ie al gaa aa aaa } and siared aroundin adazed sort of way. | : 1 of tl a nd a3 1 ith em ploy rand DBRS SS SS SEEM LEME SEES SS ’ = ’ buckskin thongs i” aan vo ee ie : ~~" | end of the second day b ymp‘oyer : Po All ‘Why, Uncle Bill?’ came from several | 2 en, oY _— he aa ee henge "| employes gave up the struggle and re for infants and Children. SVOSF6FFESEFSEGSSS 86455 4SSSS SEED seee Min, ANG PraAIsing iMnisel Pp, I iis | Ss ’ , ~ : | treated : i ra 7 “ininns don’t knife unl ess it’s for rm outstretched ae his te nl ec who tried to wring fortunes $ vt | ha Sides that, if they’d bin around, | ward the trembling Mexican, he sic | from these anriferous sands was an Italian, D Y K ’ ; i } I reckon that thar jacal ud bin bla. in’. iD — almust indistinet, hesitating ' who obtained permission from the Vice- oO I HERS, oO ou now that Paregoric, 6 "| How did this yer news coms, anyhow?’ | wilsper killed—her,’’ and then he | Comsul The Italian laughed at the idea Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and ’ . ss a ny mncvet ‘You , cilled—her, anc nen he whe - a away i : ( yo oe ao © ae h- a ; i. . a ae th, but be made | Of mosquitoes pr a — es ey most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine ? ‘ = | just appeared to spring up withou — eee aoe a wy | & Place where gold could be picked up a $ i | being any responsible author for it. It snother elfor it 1d added Jake Breen | mines he the bandink Ho started out Do You Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons ? - *| started asa rumor, and the story gradu- | and then would have dropped fr a es” | with a party of six, who shared with him re enue ma maa < { | ally developed until the whole post knew | hausiion if the strong arm ee nelo Bill his belie! and s0 they took along no spe Do You Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics 6 . 7 eee ver ‘ ~ tome t ’ ' se h om ] 7 say ? » : — ‘ : }| of it and was conse paeeeey cyors e — — been at Band to eas _ ev | cial protection against the insects They without labeling them poisons ? “Here comes Jake Breen,’ sald one of | down , | endured for ‘less than half an hour the : » group, ‘“‘he seems $0 know as much Whee thd Masee Wet OREONGR Sf Ae | dul debete, abd hen en Chee feed Do You Kuow that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child ? GIVES RELIEF hout it a sebod' tonished the men as much as if they had | °""" ee . 7 i ean rose ‘ ; 1 ut it as anybody inn heir way back to Rio Hacha with diffi ; : or your physic w of what it is composed ? When : ake came up he said he did not | heard thunder from a clear sky. Theo once ; ae : ees : ) <a . re uedis unless you or y. physician know of po : MN ¢ ' Ups ass r 2 otc ERP oy ae oe on fo eyes < nl v o 2 1ow any more than the rest. Some one on the outer oan er ’ a — | swollen that they were blind Yet there Do You Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list o: t brought in the report, and - had a ot Ried “a — hes 1th i ha a. a aan | are human beings who can venture with its ingredients is published with every bottle ? ia id folks talking about it eee : . oe impunity into this gold mine whose ; BOO 64888680886 ‘le Bill that it was not Indians, | ing to the Mexican, and not to the burly | ci ae ds se Dp yet, ae ad 1s and Do You Know that Cactoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. VOVSSOVTSSBVSVASS sees : A that ib wi , is ak Meal ; ali sae | guardis le 3 8 quitoes, : with many oaths, he explained his ig of Breen, vo : loome l th be ae | these are soine of the savag: natives of That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than ry. that unhappy individual, They, therefore, | jo gee " in: ubiaiad ; - — : => *““You see. Pray took a Greasar wornan | natur.iiy crowded up closer, and their | - ae Pe "a page ~~ a of all other remedies for children combined ? a : re : : ' = di aie yy] y wo or the ae ae ri f aiis, icse savaccs, i ut there to k after his ranch Most | scowllag faces es d no good for the d mosquito proof, are rendered so by their Do You Knew that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of THE lexi 1 women have lovers of their own | s ignto. the Aztecs. ; ine cor 1e Beale f ee . : ; ; rn Mexi - women | we lovers of et c = a - ik tah deel iilesilll ie Bae bodies being covered with the scales of other countries, have issued eyclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word - Hverydedy Knows ex! . 3 ait . oe a lepros Strange to say, the mosquitoes | : ee. ous and re engeful. They mostly use| the woisper were so astonished for a will | ao touch Saas “Bu ah goid | “ Castoria” and its formul, and that to imitate them is a state piison offense ? knife h shows that it was done b moment that they could not grasp the | ° in ae Mave Ce 7 : ane = oe , vn - = st Veaelion, Sie use tae tua eree ad, | . fascinatl n of ~~ - = Do You Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was . “5 ‘Tex cho 3 jealous « y. and tion. : | tempt them to labor $f ld anc ee : nly Mexican we know of aboas the | however, understand what it meant, and | ety so Cikcen si might os a try to because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless? » is 1 herdas had dooki ifrer | when the one U mole [a Seep eS dL ae oe on the a hs eens speak, the other, Jake Breen, had allowed | 3° along w aoe ee ee aod Do You Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 MONTREAL. t ‘ himesif to he crowd - out of the circle,and | : om a without mrosyuito nots in ae eents, or one cent a dose? pi . ‘ i i “One j opics \4) ‘hat'’s so,’’ said several, ‘*the Mexi- | Was already on his horse oe - - ‘ i . : : tha a ‘‘He saysit was Jake Breen; stop the | s 5 10 : Do You Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may 1 ae SS aaa aa ak teem deat | A Handwshaped Orange, epic gan 95 RR CD Laboratory of Inland Revenue, ‘Then what's t s2 waiting aroand | coyote!’ called Uncle Jill, ana those near | The five-fingered orange is a queer be ku pt well, and that you may have unbroken rest ! : har The Greaser ain't going to come |] to him sprang to their feet, for some of _ odie : nc ‘ “- eae os Office of Official Analyst dl oko hs ea “s y be shem had bees down on one knee, some | t4ina- it grows sm GIAOMY SHO GRApS OFS Well, these things are worth knowing. They are facts. ee aol AN a ask ist hanz him m > = € es eth nn agate watch the wounded | human hand, w = . thumb ‘a ye | Montreal, April Sth, 1895. round the ranch yet, if he ain't skipped od = | fingers. It is a haif-open hand, that o » Mex We've got to hang a Greaser ras a aoe ae aa ge — — a * | this curious fruit, and the close resem The fac-simile is on every “T hereby certify that I hs a drawn, by my own hand, ten samples of the ST f > sant ae et » in ( 1d crowd, ¢& by theit repea z, ‘ . x " agree. oT 29 + 1D vr Thy iatter,’” said Jake, and the most. of | He aya it's Jake Breon,”” got the others | bianca to the lean, long-nailed hand i signature of Lid sravper. LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINING CO'S. EXTRS STANDARD GRANULATED vier id Jake, and the most ot Wigan seein | sturtling. Even the nails are identical, | . SUGAR, indiscriminately taken oe ten lots of about 150 barrels each. I have :°ra assal > at 1 to agree o understand. . : ; , J <i : by oe ee But those fow moments of delay wer hard, pointed anc claw like = peng vx nalyzed same, and find them uniformly to contain: Jake was a desperado of the first water, | cnouzh. When Breen s.w the finger | range fingers with a length equal im Chiidren Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 0 P Cc S 4 1 was necessati.y an authority in thes pointed toward him he knew too well | Is ne ioe intent yy .- an weil regulated 99 100 to 100 Pp. Cc. of ure ane ugar : nattera : what it meant. Ha had supposed Pray | ee a 2 ; vn ’ cea : aoe rs was dead. aud now. when he faced the | family of oranges. buta regular mem ber, with no impurities whatever. es hars the coyote ¢ rougat the anil cau the eves were onen. and | Lelonging to the osaze variety. It hasa i eae P| news?’ said Uncle Bill supposed COFpss, the eyes were open, anid nthe sian inn Chris < 7 3 » A cnnhe ‘ ere Was No answer the lips moved ta speak. He had hal too | family ‘ wags and rs Jarletion —— of ite a Ss (Signed) JOHN B LK EE EDWARD I h D C L 7 al eninge nd see if | much experience in Judge Lynch's court | own, — me pe BaD five-fingered a se > > t ] a ed cpealiomre scaling ; ee ' 7 | orange,’’ and nob dy but the botanist , Prof. of Chemistry and Pub. Analvst, Montrea’ ; ~ deel fore we hang ydy. | to await further developments He per : ; : , y're dea oe ee | cares to call it by the ona, which means - e beat ga t: the ranch oe look | mitted the other anxious spectators to | . . thin ' c ; 1a late lamentel afore we undertake | crowd him out, and he juletly and quick- | one or - ah andi piehiuie = baer . og , nrything » We ear ke a judge | ly got into the saddle of the lawyer's horse, | ne tree ltse.f is a ragge ittie shrub : S- a ee ee ve can Sake a /nGg ? | that does not aver more than five or F 3 ue - along for convenience, in case we nee! | which was not enly the nearest to him but a said ' +1 of ete , , It y A c ‘ , ? 7. 70 ry to the ranch.”’ and Uncle the best one in the lo’. It was hear the “ : eee in is “re sige sae l a m ans arm ootwes r 5 nin ing the ranch an Cl : | oes no ow sir: y op - S : . ; fl picked uy saddle that lay on the} corner of the hut that he mounted, and | ‘ yy arg calc oster tei Co ‘ ha . 9 25 rata | ; “5 at . oe ee ee ee ts el | haved tree is supposad to do, but is curv novl19—2aw 25 7” | ; ; 3 ground near him and started for a pony | when the others realized tha situation, he | 5 euainianes Ss seed he enne-eiae Jo oi siege 1 out on the prairie, a hundred} was already startel on his way to the |} ae te . aa hen ‘Sn he ah Ce ee pape ee ae \ * ; ‘ sat . oo re — . o fine Cc sec cones sn- ee ae t : rards away. southward, = — — oe ae “wee i. tn the . " This mo Uncle Bill’s appeared to It only took a few moments to have a | - es ee eT . ; 1 eee Weck tes actite oz2a1 if his trail, heal- | Se os a" ca as amilv : . mo cevend, and Sy Cs | oe ay-abe bites ea Dune Sedenc 4c, | | een the -benmeben gpew tn eee] We have the goods that is sure to please the family P js Six 2.40. time he y on his pony and starte Oo me Uy oe - ee - ™ _ 7 ee ae - . . sae \ “7 : fl ‘ Me 2 i : ote a tas euceiien i tie ak, hebak a bee a ‘Say, you ‘uns!’ called Uncle Bill, to | forms, : that the 4 oe Ful range of Felts, Rubbers, Overshoes, Gaiters, Leggings one ee woe renty-five at hi long Ww hose who had not yet started, ‘* taint no | “'©D 45 creat as the helgat. : ca. . as y e Dodd’s Kidney P a w : Jake Heae. a oe = we ie ride in that ‘th ur " base sacit to of o light yellow cues, © puss Moc C asins ? ete. We are in a position to offer the best 2 can sell you Dodd's ine} 8 as Jake Breen. 3 t i in that thar iieks aaa eine - ; z . ie he following prices, viz.:—50c. per box It was not a !ong ride to Pray’¢ ranch, | One had better ride down to Uvalde, an’ | lemon hue, growing greenish tow vec, | Value in these lines in the market, cheap, cheap, cheap. Bix oie for $2.50 Tothe trade—$4.06] and the ponies went ona trot. Tho way| tell the folks, an’ one had better go to | sana *e fe — - teh eo Pst 0 » eo 8 . ee + Seta at ; a oe ee : ae ‘ ‘i ek as Tee a mit oni on | POUtively » other otanges or to w i : | . . > 9 ? es tu» rdozen, or three dozen at $5.75 per| led principally over a rolling prairie, with | ¢ oo for a Th — = - — . oe of the tree, the largest ones measuring A nice assortment of Gents ; Ladies and Misses m ent by mail to ar addresa s¢} an occasional motte of live oak, or a chap- | &™Dulance. i@ rest can stay here til otha he : sane : ie a a s . ed B J C t N ] a Sent by mail to any address pe paral thicket to relieve the monotony. mornin’ an’ hear from the other fellers. | a eee a Py poor edgy wll SLIPPERS, suitable for Presents for the Holiday season, nic, z ass, ar ron, /u al §; , : ry . sat at on . lal oad Thet sun ain’t a half hour hign, an’ when | “FS! ™ "= , , ’ se, a ° . 702GE ranere When they had come within a mile of | Thet sun ain’t a gn, Cee be ae ‘ ' B _ GEORGE E. HI GHES, | the ranch, some one in the cavatecade cail- | she drops yer know it ends the chass un- i ae = oe, athe . Se ee come oree alis, men alls, orse may29 Charlottetown. | ed out that there was a herd of sheep off | less they re mighty clost on ter him, ez ~ \ a gd ng nak wane OE il i es ’ aa eae ‘ ‘ . Ssses . é ” +s ~ + osaga & lety s—Dt rh ACK | | tothe northward. The company halted | thar ain’t no moon t senestaYen sk] . ate i e , Shoes. Slel h Shoe be teel, Dis —s s o r | . —_ ; ; we . : | being unab‘e to tickle the palate it more “ DELICIOUS BE VER AGE ' | and looked in the direction, and sure What the old man megnt was that | he want <> in peel petenes. Gee : ; yj } | enough, on the other side of aslight de-| there could be no chase after sunset. | ee tea — -~ 7'C e Cc t & BD: sst n Ci - | pression was a herd of sheep, quietly Tx ‘re is no twilight inTexas, and when | ee ae ri ae _ pol North Side Market Square. ross u aws, 0 s . ; ’ " ‘ | fumo 18 that it is the fr anc 10t | gr } but evidently making their way the san sets one passes «directly from rat : “th Thee . or kk & siowiy in the direction of Pray's ranch. as inet igh ttodark. One might make his | flower a reagan : the fruit Charlottetown, December 20, 1895—135 & wy cular aws MADE | a man was apparently urging them on, | Way by starlight, but he couldn’t follow | We" ripe isso redolent that its scent | ; , : = If the comedian is to tell a story he says: wi e : h — chance, and he turn- “Did yer git yer horse, 'squire?’’ in- | This morning a friend invited me in to ed his head in that direction.

i “a a a ee - ; an : quired Uncle sill. take a drink of —-— whisky,’’ etc., men- . . - Ww = Y , : > - ; } = y squire said U1 ole Bill, turning “Yes.”’ tioning some particalar brand. Or, he dil 4‘ 4) N N u | | , ; i. & a bright, intelligent looking young “Whar'd you find him?’’ will say: ‘‘ Yesterday, when I was out a \ 4 AY AY AA : - (a Ss) - riding near him, who got his title “Down by Elm Water Hole.”’ | riding on my —— wheel,” etc. What are . i by **Did you find Jake?’ the rates for stage advertising? This Charlottetown, January 3, 1896—135

ae oo that the Mex don’t Yes question was asked of a manager. He IT Al i A N W AR LHO U SE ¢ from the hans o’ justice,’ and a **Did you bring him along”’ | said that there were all s of rates. 7 acautianon : ?

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dded “‘Seems like a mighty desprit fel- ” 7 “i a 7 7 ex , | the trees | of champagne because he is a friend of 2A H ll & 4 f 4 » =t er, the way hed lrive s o em sheep, an ‘‘Well, then, ez everything has passed the wine agent. <A _ well-known farce Oo is pper ate r KS Les

No a OUBLE ; ; ae oo a ee a pore res © | of so pleasant like, and she doctor thinks | comedian, who a’ways mentioned a cer- oo y a a oe ll take keer 0’ | that the boy ean ba mwovel, I reckon we tain whisky and allowed an advertising i ran UW ers this cavyard ought jest as well go back to Clark.’ | sign to bs hung on the stage in one scene, | H A 2 FAX N S : “o the young lawyer and five others | had the privilege of sending to the dealers ’ ” ° == = = :

fe lowed Jake Breen in a dash over the idee al *heney ; prairie to capture the Mexican, while the To Window Gardeners. for a case of the liquor when ver he need

r wei cd any. A variety actor, who gives some . 0. BOX NO. 475. ly (14) octld ; article a ‘‘mention’ at every appearance : i

NWO CROUNDS

LYMANns rest of thecavaleade rode on the ranch, If, in potting your plants for winter, Pr a ag :. or } : *? fr ai

Are out again this season in new styles aiee fut, was # rude affair, | you allowed your enthusiasm to get the during the season, will receive an over-

FLUI BD constructed ee of them — that | better of your discretion, and if now you cozt or a suit of clothes as a friendly teeti- ry ‘ 6 $' $ $ 666 $4 and in all the =<" Shoe ont _"t right = COFFEE. o | | erentes. by es “Pp ae ye find you have sacrificed too many win- monial .In the case of travelling com- Sessssses $$ssss to date, but wi ith the same old “ wear ee ng, in ar prigo OS.tION, side 5 1 i

e : : ss a | can be recognized s full mile from where a : 7 ra ry - wi a a doz was keeping them from strag- | & trail in the shadows. | the orange ig growing.—Pear-on’s | Agents for the celebrated A mert- gling . | Weekly. [ i F ; ‘That's Pray’s Greaser now,’’ said The sun rose the next morning in a | ' sincera — q wa f ? H gil le d R nges. | OM 3 NT. | Breen: ‘‘I know him by his having that clear sky, and soon atheiae ard the pursu- The Advertising Trick on the Stage. i, I | \ | can I i an a we ‘ dog with him we'd better get him ing party were up to the ranch. | . ‘i an ' A® , oO = e ®® me ue ee 4

dows to your geraniums and begonias, or anies the anage ften ‘rs int *=> ° . ) ae : ae bia cian. | side, to form the walls, and making a | if the plants stand too close to develop as | Money contract ta give a ‘'ling’”’ In eeere | “ALL THE MAGAZINES IN ONE."* Ue like iron” quality that has always charac ~ man’s 3 . Asx ior | = f I — ; _ — al ee they ~—, or . a have a thab performan e to some cigarette, beer, bicy- @a. es terized them, because they are honestly ree fanir | e =Stoppec 4 mud, vas you can care for satisfactorily, boldly take | .), ate adicine , mp: we > eee 4 | deeper enngt ear euanibk Line an cere ee ee cle oF patent seatiatan: 0-0 seas any Sh Tue OF IE S us made of pure Rubber. Be sure yeu get ed allthe light anc rentils pede: sa - » sawir : si ie f ee oe en. &. ‘ > : , Sample Rooms & & Grocery Store | mn en de ntilation needed, | them down to the celia » leaving the! manager may clear up $250 ‘‘on the er. @ = Granbys this year. besides that which came in through the | others to grow more beautiful every day, | gide’’ from a few advertising lines.— Cr. im ef a .

1 numer us crevices in the rude structure with plenty of room, plenty of sunshine Ch‘eagn Record. bre Sn. Edited by ALBERT SHAW. =m nov27—135 & wky R cae e as cu tee ce ew in @ grove of trees on the | and the best of care. Five thriving, sym-| — m @n. ‘alga i aaa alae oe ee cf

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PF in te oO ° ” “> +wo ' <i : a ey Yet he had earned this somber fate ing owl, is always putting in his oar SA. great magazines all over & sail ‘ |} up to the door, and gaveita push. It Charged by the hour at such a rate, ing ~*~ _ ar en “6 ee oii " P. P. GULLIS, | opened inwardly, scraping on the dirty That sleeping came to» high wh = iv is egrets in ar 08 CA. the world, generally on the same date that they wg e q ze P.anaMe. | Pre aaaes keno moraeh 3 speech occurred this expression: "The | $m ublished, With the ecent extraordinary ES reme _janls —Cid&w oe so, fo ng ldose on the icon heel of stern necessity darkene overs on. a ih the st yi = as f oe Well : er New Cotors. hearth stone.’? And another member, in SA. increase Of worthy periodicals, thes e DP Well, 1° iI be derned exclaimed the ; : @a. =e —IF YoU oid man, as his eyes became accustomed Burgundy reds,cerise, in mors subdued | & very forcible ond coamatie a Sa. reviews, Summaries, and us Want a wife, to the light in the cabin; ‘‘ef it hain’t so shades than formerly, royal blue, Russian asked the, house this question Would Sa. quotations, giving the ANNUAL uP - © a fact!” . “en and olive are along the new colors, | You stamp out the last flickering embers Sn. ; os ioe = Want a cook, a 7 I re eee “| of a life that is fast ebbing away?’’— @n. gist of periodical litera- SUBSCRIPTION us AND And then the others crowded up to . oF gS aa re or an nartner : ' ure, are alone worth ea a partner, | look in and see what Uncle Bill had seen: : : Nationa! ‘Tribune. @n. , $ oe ist noes | tie boty ot she Women tern seen: | gg shells are good for the fowin, but ee ea SR the subscription price 2.50. 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