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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19

Along the Lines.
The commonweal army has occupied
the attention Of the deputy marshals In
Idaho this week. in both the northern
and southern portions Of the state. A
large number Of deputies are stationed
along the line Of the Northern Pacific
to prevent the capture of trains by the
'wealers, while the latter are slowly but
surely making their way east in squads
Of from ten to . hundred, their object
i've point being Helena, where they will
all reunite and again disband to meet at
some other point further east.
Several small detachments of the ar.
my have passed through here during
the week, expecting to strike the n. P.
main line again at Missoula.
Last Sunday a large crowd of them
stopped a freight train near Trent BY
obstructing the track with ties, but did
not succeed in capturing it. This move
brought special train to Ceur d'Alene
that afternoon for more deputy marsh
ais, and for q time there was some ex-
element and all sorts OF rumors afloat.
Sheriff Costello, with SO deputies, is
guarding the Great Northern road from
Sand Point to the eastern line of the
county.
Deputy Joe Morris had a tussle with
a 'wealer last Sunday which resulted in
the arrest Of the latter and a compan-
ion and their removal to Moscow under
guard Of Morris and Dunford, where
the prisoners will be arraigned before
the L. S. district court on the charge of
resisting officers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19
Yaru for Sale.

The small sum Of $500 will purchase
the improvements on 100 acres Of land
near this city. Improvements consist
Of % fruit trees. one. half acre Of small
fruits, good log barn. good 5.room house,
well Of fine water. and 3.wirc fencing
around tho land. The improvements
cost more than the above amount. For
particulars call at this Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19
6ans Up This Wsy.

The town Of HALEY, once one Of the
most h0urishing In Idaho, has now mel.
Their doctor, lawyer, dentist, merchant,
photographer, hotel or blacksmith shop.
At least, we are led to infer this Is the
case In that once thriving town because
such an excellent paper - the HALEY
News- Miner, the pioneer journal of Al.
turas county. comes TO US without Q
professional card or . local ad. In its
columns. A town which doesn't
patronize local paper ought to lose its
presdge.-Boisc Sentinel.
Remarks very similar to the above
have reached the PRESS regarding Ceur
d'Alene, and not without reason. Out
sideS looking at our advertising pages
may justly conclude that this town has
no groceries or general merchandise
stores, no physicians, no milliners, no
photographer. no restaurants, no mills,
no bakeries, no livery stables, no bar
bers. no news-stands, no billiard rooms,
ETC.. and that the field for starting some
one or all Of these enterprises here is .
good one.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19
Secret Societies,
Notice Of Contest.

Land OoIeo q CFuI d AIene, Idaho
Nay ID. l1A
Compliant having been entered Of this once
by Kills Aecsmman against the hsin aud legal
representatives 81 Edward 4. Noble. decreased,
fos abandoning his Homestead kntsy No. III,
and Ne hf Of ~ =, sectton 81. TWP. 30 D Fsnss
~. - kooisnai coanty. Stale II Idaho, with
sisw 70 the cancellation Of sid entry. the said
parties are hereby summoned TO appear Al this
olkc1 in cEus a. Aliens, State of idaho On the inh
day OF june. lsst, sl " o'clock m, % respond
sad furnish tsssimony conserving said alleged
abandonment.
aMsysw JAMES T. RussKli, Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19

Subscribe Tor this. the official, paper
Of kootenM county.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19

W. IL. HrRLRrRr. Asst. Gen. p. Axt
35l Washington ST.,
Portland, Oregon
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-19

curing an assistant, but, Otley enough,
we were mistaken. "Bless you, my
children. bless you," etc.
Mrs, Eleanor II. Mansfield, aunt of
Mrs. Capt Ncsbitt, died at the home Of
the latter In this city early yesterday
morning. at the age Of s. years. The
funeral will be held at 80 p. m. today
from the Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr..
Watson officiating. Deceased was a
native Of burlington, Conn.,, and had
resided here with Capt. and Mrs. Mes.
bitt since 1887.
c. II. King Is back from the Cariboo
mine, In British Columbia. and reports
the new stamp mill in full operation
and the mine proving very rich. Speci.
mems OF ore exhibited by Mr.. King show
free gold In large quantities, and he
had gold brick" weighing four ounc.
Is which was the product Of a pounds
Of the ore. Ills son. Homer, who has
been at the mine several months, will
remain through the summer.
Miss Callie Harvey. the elocutionist,
favored the PREss Office with call last
Monday. Owing to rainy weather and
the rather brief notice given her audi.
ence the evening previous was small.
Miss Harvey Is a plump, fiaxen.haircd
young lady, Of winning address and en-.
gaging conversation, and as an elocu.
ZIONIST ranks high. Her specially Is In
rendering her various selections In ap.
propriate costume. She promises to re.
turn to Cnur d'Alcnc sometime during
the coming season.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20
ADJOURN IN 90 DAYS.

The Republican members of the
coming session of the legislature could
not accomplish any greater good for
the interests of the people and of their
party than to adjourn at the end of
sixty days. All the legislation needed
by the people should be enacted be-
fore the expiration of that time. The
United States Senator should be chos-
en- inside of week after the legisla
ture gets down to business, and then
there would be nothing left to accom-
plish but brief, necessary Legislation.
In this period of hard times when
the people have sufficient burdens to
carry without the reckless extrava-
gance of legislatures, necessitated by
nonchalance on the part of legislators,
the effects of saving $4,000 by an ad-
journment at the end of sixty days,
would be felt and accordingly appre-
ciated. The senator or representative
who is sent to St. Paul, is sent there
as a servant of the people, to protect
and guard their interests, and not for
the purpose of drawing his IS per
diem and enjoying the secret amuse-
ments which can result from an ex-
tended session, as long as the law will
allow the lamp to burn. It is popu-
lar statement that q man sent to the
legislature, in many instances, very
soon forgets that he has been sent
there by the people. The coming ses-
sion, in which the Republican party
has an overwhelming majority, and
for the acts of which that party alone
will be responsible, can correct
that impression, so far as the party is
concerned, by speedily electing the
United States Senator, push wise and
judicious legislation.q quickly slaughter
Doodle and class legislation, and ad
journ at the end of sixty days.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20
JAMES 6lLFILLAN.

Chief Justice Gilfillan, of the Su-
preme Bench of Minnesota, and broth
or to Hon. G.. D. Gilfllan, of this coun-
ty, has passed into the great beyond.
With his departure one of the most, if
not the most eminent jurist in Mime
sofa, departs from the halls of justice.
He was most learned man in law,
and the rulings laid down during his
extended career on the bench are point
ed to by attorneys as being among the
most stable in the Union. During his
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

Debs has been sentenced to six
months in the Cook county jail, and
his followers in the great labor strike,
whereby Grosscup's injunction was
held in contempt, received sentence
of three months each. The tying up
of railway system in order to bring
Pullman to time is not such pleas
ant thing, after all.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

The Morgan Messenger dominates
Mr.. Frank Ellington for chairman of
the Board of County Commissioners.
Whatever honor there is in the place
would be worn easily by Mr.. Billing
ton should he be selected. Messrs.
Cooper, Aftermath and Arnold, of op
posite political beliefs, may conclude
to elect one of theirlnumber.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

The Minneapolis Journal of last
Monday used humanity of the female
sex rather bard, in unloading over
a special from Sioux City, Iowa. 1t
is barely possible that the type-setting
machine and operator both we're fired
after the error was discovered.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

The Mankato Free Press is dis
tinguishing itself by excellent reports
of the Stein-Salpaugh trial. L. P.
Hunt knows how to conduct daily
newspaper. By the way, Mr.. Hunt is
preparing to erect magnificent news
paper home of his own as soon as
spring opens.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

Hon. j. L. Schofeld, of Cannon
Falls, will make an attempt this win
ter to have the So pharmacy certificate
fee abolished. Mr.. Schofeld is on
the right track.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
of last Sunday was a hummer
pages with a magnificent colored
cover page. It was the Christmas
number and was as snowy as a turkey
gobbler on dress parade.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
BY AIKEN E. SChMAHL.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1894

The Lexow committee is still after
the Tammany tiger in New York,
and each step taken increases the
list of Doodle officials.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

Col. VIM. Crooks, the new chief en-
gineer of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railroad, is one of the best engineers
in the State. He is also one of the
most widely known men in the State,
having served in the legislature for
several sessions with great distinction
and credit to himself and his district.
He is pioneer in Minnesota, and was
Colonel commandind forces at Camp
Pope near this city at the time of the
Sioux outbreak. The St. Louis struck
a popular chord and secured a COM
petent engineer at one and the same
time when Col. Crooks was nominated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20
Holiday Excursion Rates Via The
Northwestern Line.

On December %, %, "a, rs and 81,
1894, and January l, 1895 the North
western Line will sell excursion tickets
at very favorable rates, good for re-
turn passage until January 2, 1896, in
elusive. For tickets and full informa-
ton apply to agents Chicago & North
western Railway. 1926
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20
MONEY
to Loan on
Improved Farms
S. O. Mason, Redwood Falls.
JeWe1ry.

JeWelry.
Don't fail to call at Guth's, the
jeweler, for gold watches, chains, rings,
and jewelry of all kind, for Christmas
presents, next door to Philbrick's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20

We hope there will be one or two
more pugilists killed in the prize ring.
Then State legislatures and Congress
will pass laws making prize fighting
penitentiary offense, with life sent
ence as q maximum. The human
brutes in the ring and around it will
think before fighting or encouraging
fight when that time arrives.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29
Ser aramfemattfentbatt Ses Gaaren

Die algemeine Mufmerflamteit Ser alter
uno bet neuen 0Selt tpenoet itb mach tener
romantii6 gele9enen SdIoiie i'm Saooiter
Der &tim, mo Der franfe ruiitl6e &dtiel
Qleran6er III. s~egentpdrtig petlt.
Nu benz nfer bes S9mar3en Weeres
Iiegt Bic fleine, eDebem taft ungefannt'
Stabt Solta, Die erit burcb ibre 9tadbar=
i9aft nit benz S9lolie 2iDaOta, bas bel
ru1itl6e Scatter NLeronber II. emit 9efauf1
unb na6 ieincm @ei6maG umgetalte1
BAT, Elm 0intcrfurprt fir bic pornebnlC
ruiiilAe g8elt getpor6en lit. Salta If
tpunberbar sipiiben Weer ulb @ebirge &c:
leger, pel4 IeBteres ben 8laB gegcn biz
NorDminbe icbiBt. Son 0ieiem Srte gebi
cine sur 9tecbten BON Eet9enz uno Slipcn:
bGulnen unb bon @einbergelt, 3ur 2tnfer
BON benz tiefblauen Meere begren3te 2anb:
ftrabe ab, to BET Wanberer plobli6, be
elmer Wenoung dn9efommen, cine Getbt
malerii9er unO ret3er Derri3attltcbel
Sitter Dor itb erblidt.
0a 1T boS Gut Orian6a, 6as GigentDun
oeS @roBfurlten &%ontanttn, beiien @obn:
ftdttc ii6 in einem Oi6ten @albe boz
Jtieieneiben sleicbiam %perliert. 0a ii
Nlonpfa, baS 160nite S9mudfGit3en ali
oieler punberbaren &iite, 0as emit bon
Dem Sitriten 8~oronsop erbaut tpurbe unb
nicbt ipeniger ais 200 3immer entbdlt,
11no bier lift enbIib 2tDabta, mo- in bieien
Nugenbltd 6er franfe G5ar Der Setlunq
BART.
0er 8art, ser baS faiferIibe 8alaitgee
bGube einiAlieBt, bat cine rieii9e Nusoeb=
nung; ct bretlet fi6 auf ber einen Seitt
iiber ote 8erge aus, wGbrenb ct auf Del
anbern ftcb Bis gum l1fer binab erttreft.
Mleran6er III. bat baielbit berrltcbe Wetne
ber9e, Sbftpflansun9en unb 8lumenbeete
anlcgen laiier. 8eionbers bat Die &aiierin
cine 8orLiebe fit bic 8lumen bic ~ielteniten
Stolen Der 8elt ltnb in 9iDa6ia III ftnben.
Oas Gut 9ipabta entbGlt 3nei 8aldite,
oDer etgentItcb 3tpet maleriiobe rteitge
8tQen. 9te erite, bon &aiier Nleranber
II. erbaute, lit bteieni9e, pel6e bas metite
Snterelie ernedt, ibon in Qnbetra6t Der
@rinnerungen, bic ibr @nbli6 in benz 8e1
i9auer padb ruft. Ser in @eiB unb @Dlo
ge6aItene SalOn lit nit Ben i60nften 6inez
itiben SaDcncen ausgcitattet Das Simmer
Der peritorbenen @emabltn Qleraroers IL.
tpeiit bic ielteniten @emalbe Ser ruiiiiden
S6ule auf. 9as 3pcite, bon GIeranber
III. erbaute Balats bietet III feinem Sns
nern NIGHTS beionbers 8emerfenswertbes
bar. Die 3tmmer, Die nit @ei9maf, ie1
opc9 ernit unb einfa6 mOblirt iinb, baben
nur cine mittlere @r0Be. Ser 9tei5 2tpa1
bias beitebt II in ieiner nunberbarell
Sage unb in ietner Come, Dor pelber AUDI
our @interS5eit bas Sis rai3 bitpegz
i9mtI5t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29
Som Der b4aae,a Sona,t.

Ser 6ulturfampf in %1lngarn. - Sin neler Ntsz
iprl6 Samalla's. - Sine &pitprpbe ~auftralt>
i6en 6leii4es. - Die neue SbeateriaiIon. =
S%u0ermann auf Ben 8rettern bes Burg
tbeaters.
Seit etntgen Ta9e1t fin6 in ungarn ste
Wta9naten tpteber nerIammeIt, I'M bic nod
~iibrigen fircbenpolitiiben 8orlagen s1 be-
ratben. gta6oem Ser Gtotlebe> @elebentz
tuurf nacb bartem Sample bte 3uitimmung
Der Wtagnaten ~gefunben bat, bleiben nob
bier @nttpurfe ilbrtg: bic freie QusIbung
ber GeIigion, bic Nufnabme ser ii6iiden
gteLigion inter bic geiebGid anerfannten
9teltgionen, Die 8eitimmung Der Helieion
Der &inber uno Die @infitbrung Der itaotz
Itdben @eburts= u16 Sterberegtiter. Oas
Mb9eoronetenbaus bat iGmmtltcbe 8orlaz
gen bereltS angenommen. 0os Wagna>
ten6aus bttgegen bat Die gefeblibe Geftat>
tun9 Der @onfeiitot1sloitgtett aus Der 8or5
lage lber Die frete &eIigtonsz
Ibun9 9eitri6en, unb ba bic 2iberoLelt
gum groBen She'll einen 10 DeritiimmeLten
@nttpurf nt6t burbGafien Doaten, 10
itimmten ite aub 9egen bas @eieb, bas
nun NIT groBer Wte6rbeit abgelebnt
tpur0e. Sci Der 8eruerfung Der @inilebe
burcb 6as Sberbous, bic Dor einieen
OfOnaten Die ungartl9c Wini1terfrifts berz
beifibrtc, bate iib lbon geseigt, baB Die
@lertcalen aues 6aran ieBen mir6el1, ben
ttrbenpolttti6en Gteformen beS Miniftez
RUINS ben erbittertiten 0ioerltonb entz
ge8en5uleben. 0aB bic iibri9en @eaner Der
G~egierung, Die ben iebigen itaatsrebtlicben
8eitdno Der WtOnarcbie fnrtoauerno be-
tdmpfen, ftcb BET ben firbenpolitiI6en @ez
ieBen auf ibre Seite itelen, lit cine notbz
tpen0tge SoIge 0er liberalen @run6ae6anfen
beS Yrogramms bet Deri1iebenen Tracz
ttonen Der 2tnfen, trObbem aber gcb0rt
ftete 2(ufntertiamfett ba3u, nm cine Ser
i%t6rfung Der Glericalen bur6 prt6obore
@lemente unb lIeberldufer 3u berhiiten. 9te
~teueite 9tte0erlage baben au6 protez
It 6e @eiftlibe Derbetgefibrt, 1ie
haben it6 in i9drfiter Sorm 9egen Sic gez
ieBltcbe @rLdubniS ser Gonfelfionslo1tgfeit
Gus9elprochen, neil ie befir6teten, baB
benz Sectenpelen gum Sbaben Der bisber
anertarnten Observation-Disclosures @aiier
0ut Die WttDlc 9ebracbt piir0e. 9tele Ser
bdltnttie itno bon entlhetbenbem @influB
getpeIet, uno Die @Lertcalen ~nerbanfcn
tbnen 8unbesgenofien, Die tie ionit ntcbt a1
tbrer Sette leben. 9aburcb nirb AUDI BON
Dorn9erein Den ettpant9en Solgen bes @rz
eighties ieOe sefGbrGtcbe 8ebeutung
gcnommen, unb an cine erne1lte
MtniitcrtriiiS lit nibt su oenfen.
Die Sbpteri9feiten Der Sage barf
man iebo9 au3 nibt unteri6dben,
benin aub Elm anberer @ntipurf, Der nod
Der 8eratDung barrt, ntrb unter ben Otagz
naten ujeLe enti6icbene @e9ner ftn6en. @s
banbelt iib nm Die @eitattung bes neberz
tritts gum Subent6ur1, Die bon bielen Seiz
Ten Der befdmpft 4Dirb.*) Wfan fam nicbt
rec6t iiberieben, ueI6e inneren !3uitGnoe
11ngarns audi ltberaIe MGnner gum @iberz
y SIT aud bereits uerpOrfen wOrOen. Gam. ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29

9as 0eft3tt i'm 8unbesbausbaIte pd6fi
lbon tpieber unb bic 6offnungen, tpelcbe
Stnan3miniiter Carlisle auf uniere Broz
oltftenausfubr iopie auf permebrte 3oaz
einnabmen nacb Grleotgung Der Garifbia
geieBt bat, babeH it9 uicbt erfiiut. Sn
ben ~3tuan5ig Ga9en beS laufcnben WonatS
betru9en Die G%tnnabmen SIP, 874, 858, Die
QuS9aben binge9en $2O,577 900, mas elm
bon 81, 702, 142 ergibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29
CHICAGO, I'LL.
fir saugIinge und Kinder.

Castoria bef0rdert Verdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrh@ ind Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf n~atirlicn.
Cagtoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
'Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es elm gutes
Mittel fir Kinder 1st und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die tch kenne." FL. A. ARCHER N. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ssSeft mehreren Jahren babe 1ch sCastor1a'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, M. D.,
1875. st. und Z, Ave-, New York City.
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kann tch sagen, dass Castoria cine trefliche
Medizin fir Kinder ist, da es abfihrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch hetlsame
Wlrkung auf die E1ngeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mutter haben mir erzahlt, vie ausSe.
zeichnet es ihren Kindern bekommt."
DR. G. @. OsGOoD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29

Mit fteisenOem Snterefie fie6t 6as biez
itge gnbLtfum ben @retgniffen auf Ser
8iibne entgegen. Die GbeaterzD 81 retttonen
ritfen na3 unb na6 nit tbren @eIbilben
tn'S Sorbertreffen unb bieten nit abtuecbz
iclnbem Slid SbeiIe bes angelammelten
gorratbeS BAT. Den 9tnfang macbte in
bieier 8o6e uniere iIngite 8ibne, bas
0taimunbzI beater, bas cine DergiGbte &oz
mDbie SacberzOtaio6's; Ser Mann Obne
8orurtbeil", aus benz S9lummer, in ben
iie Dor 20 Sabren tpoblDerbieniermaBen qez
fallen mar, gu neuem 9e6en 3l erueden
beriu6te. 9ieier 8erill9 lit fldglicb qez
ideitert, mas aub 9an3 beareiflicb erlc6eint,
menn man iie5t, ipie Der 8erfaiier 6iftori1be
unb ipe3teu i'm 8iener 8Olte auBerorbentz
licb beliebte 8eriOnGi3feiten, tpie &ailer
Soiepb unO Warta Gbereiio, i6res 6obeits>
pollen @barafterS entfIeibet un6 81 SpieBz
bargern gang gepObnlt6er 9trt geftempelt
bat. Der l1mitanO, OaB ein StiG in Ser
9otburg un6 elmer Sreimaurerloge iptelt,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
MONTANA TROUT BROOK.
The Fisherman who Met More tame
Than lie Expected.

The Fisherman who Met More Game
Than lie Expected.
Private Sampson was more than
fond OF trout fishing. observes the
New York Sun. 1t was his first sum.
mer In Montana and ~ the command
was out repairing the bridges on .
road that led through the widest
part Of the Rocky mountains he had
ample opportunity TO fab as often and
as long as he chose. The road wound
along through a succession Of deep
canons from which tho mountains
rose abruptly. covered with pine and
tamarack. and cold. deep torrents
abounded.
On Saturday the command went
into camp early. and private Samp.
son determined TO spend tho after.
noon at his favorite sport So he
caught q tobacco bag full Of grasshop.
pers and. cutting q pole to suit his
ideaS he was soon hauling out trout
that weighed two pounds and more.
The time passed away In this pleas.
ant fashion. and just as SIMPSONS
mind was made up TO 90 homo he
caught sight OF a great pine tree that
had boon blown and was lying with
Its top In tho water. just the place to
hook a monster trout as any fisher
man knows
He had been fishing up q deep and
rapid mountain torrent the banks OF
which were thickly grown with BRAN.
bles and service berry bushea among
which no had TO thread his way. his
rod in ono hand and his heavy string
Of fish In the other.
Pushing along to the great tree he
climbed upon 1t with much scramb.
ling and noise. holding on as best he
could. for he was close to tho bank
and the stream was boiling. and both
hands were full. just as no rose up.
right something else rose up also on
the other side close to the trec-an
Immense she bear. her cubs beside
her. There was no time to hesitate;
TO run was impossible, and she was
coming toward him growing wicked
ly. With all his strength he threw
his heavy string OF trout in her an
cry face; the next moment there was
u tremendous splash and Private
Sampson had disappeared in the tor
rent
When he emerged. some distance
down. there In the pine tree sat the
growing bear. intently watching the
hole where he had gone In. He did not
60 back to inform her he was not
there but made for camp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
A Tale.

when / was fishing on the Kan.
xakeo some fifteen years ago." said
the man with the cigarette to an In.
dianapolis journal man. "a whirl.
wind came along and carried OIL my
vest. that was hanging on a limb just
over my head. 1t had my watch In
it--and a taylor's account Well tho
whole outfit sailed out OF sight in less
than a minute. Seven years after
ward u party OF us were camped on
the same river only a hundred yards
further IN. II was my turn to do the
cooking. so ] started out for some dry
wood. stepped on a log which caved
In. and 10! us the story books say.
there lay my watch. with that same
old taylor's bill twisted through the
ring. 1t vas still running" oh
come OF! You want to ask us how
such a thing could be. and then you'll
explain how the whirlwind wound
your watch up so tight that It ran for
seven years" Il didn't say the
watch was still running" said the
story teller. rs he lighted another
bacillus exterminater; l had reference
to the taylor's bill. 1t is running yet
In fact"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Pride aud Its Fall.

James Quin, the actor, was ex-
tremely indignant at the success Of
Garrick, and retired from tho stage.
The public missed him, but not to the
extent he imagined, and he, therefore,
became anxious to return. by way
of limiting the possibility Of such an
occurrence, he wrote to Rich. the
manager, a note remarkable for its
brevity: IL am at Bath. Quin." To
this an answer, equally ~lacOnic, came
back: ''Stay there, and be ID.
Rich" But Quin could be sarcastic,
too. One day u young jackanapes
said to him: what would you give
to be rs young a. { amp" ''ln truth,
sir, | would submit to be almost HI
foolish" said the old fell0w.-Argo-
maui.