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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-06

The death of Mrs. Mary L. Booth,
widow of Rufus Booth, a prominent
business man of New Haven, who died
some years ago, occurred Saturday af-
ternoon at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs John Gilbert 166 Whalley ave-
nue.. Mrs. Booth had been in i'll health
for about four years. The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock from the residence of John Gill
bert, 166 Whalley avenue. The inter-
ment will be in the family plot in Grove
street cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-06
IT'S ECONOMY
TO
HAVE
GAS HEAT
ON TAP.

Gas heat need never run to
waste. It's simply the touch of
a match, the turn of a key, and
heats on. Turn again and heats
off, 1t may be the nursery, the
bathroom, or the slumber-room
that needs nothing so much as a
Gas Radiator or Crate or Log.
There's many a Flat in which
life would be far more bearable
with a Gas Heater. 1t places
temperature under ones immedi-
ate and complete control. 1t
constitutes the safest. cleanest,
easiest and most convenient heat
ing method in existence.
eg- Salesroom In the Basement.
THE NEW HAVEN
GAS Light COMPANY
90 CROWN ST.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-06

RESULT, we satisfy our
customers. Carpets nicely
sewed and laid. Draperies
and Lace Curtains that hang
well; Shades that run true.
That's the way we do your
work. 1t costs us a little
more than cheap work, but
Y you get the benefit.
n Large line of Choice An
tique and Modern Oriental
Rugs on which we can save
you money
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
Court Directory.
ClrcunCnl,r

CIRCUIT COURT.
let Monday in January. lnd Mon
,lay Ia April aud l'h MONDAY In August.
CoUNTY CCuRT
SRI MONDAY in each month.
QUARTERLY COuRr.
Tuesday after the 3rd Monday in
March, June. September and Deccmber.
Fiscal toUkr.
First Tuesday In April and October.
JUsTIcE COUKrs.
A J. ',onley. Tuesday and wednes-
DAY after the first Monday IN s.aieh.
June, September aud u, c lnber.
H. b. HEWLETT, Thursday and Friday
after the Isl Monday IN Marrh. Jure,
september and December.
L. ID. Webb. BUD Monday and Tue sday
In March, June, September and Deem
Der.
Dsyid Boggs, Wednesday AID Glars
da7 after 2rd Monday In March, June,
September and December.
Nelson Spark. Friday and SATURDAY.
after md Monday IN March, June, Sep.
TENDER and December.
NJ. Il. Thompson, Wednesday and
Thursday sftss 3rl Monday in March,
June, September and December.
A. 7. Wilbur. Friday and Saturday
alter Bird Monday IN Mprch, June. Sep.
tember aud December.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
Marshals Sale For Taxes.

On Monday, Nov. 18th, 1897, l
will offer for sale at public auctin,O
to the highest bidder, the following
property, at the front door OF the
court house, in Louisa, KY, for
taxes due the City Of Louisa.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
JIM. Rice ST., home place, about
60 acres, for taxes for year 1895.
J. NJ. Rice jr., l-2 acre lot in
Louisa, tax for the year 1896.
J. NJ. Rice heirs, ) lots, Nos. IL,
II, 10, l6 4 IL, in Rice addition, tax
for the year 1896.
Henry c. Edwards, lot opposite
the Government lot on the lane,
tax for the year 1886.
l tract OF land below town,
for the year 1895.
Ransom Marcum, house and lot
in Rice addition, taxes for 1856.
Dan Pigg, house and lot opposite
depot, taxes for 1856.
VIM. ii. Davis, house and LOT
over in Italy, taxes for 1856.
AppersOn Lodge, l house and
OF, taxes for 1856.
A. ]. COnley, house and 2 IL
acres Of land down the lane, taxes
for 1896.
Reuben Kendall, house and lot in
the upper end OF town, taxes for
1886. ii. +. FERGUSON, mel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
PLEASANT RIDGE.

Milt Piekerel and wife, Of Smok y
valley, are visiting relatives at this
place.
Joseph Hutchinson was visiting
Dave Diamond, who is on the sick
list.
There will be preaching at this
plsce Saturday night before the
3rd Sunday in this month.
Manford Elan, OF Morgan cOun-
ty, has been visiting relatives at
this place.
0key Vaughan is still in the
poultry business.
Misses Inez Pigg and Maude
Burchett were visiting relatives at
Blaine on last Saturday and Sun
day.
A number Of people from this
place attended church at Smoky
valley Sunday, and heard an inter
esting sermon from Rev. Mr., Dav-
export.
Cora Hutchinson visited rela-
tives at Deep Hole last week.
Aunt Betsy Roberts, widow OF the
late Strother Roberts, visited Jos.
Hutchinson last week.
Mrs. Mary Bradley, Of THIS place,
was on a visit to her parents in Lou.
lisa last Sunday.
John DamrOn and family visited
John Frasher Sunday.
Charley Halves was smiling on
his best girl at the Hotel Bruins
wick Sunday.
Mrs James See attended church
at your place Sunday.
VENDETTA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
The Dreaded Consumption
can be Cured

t. A: SlOcum, ". c., the great
hemist and Scientist, will send,
free, three bottles Of his newly dis
covered remedies to sufferers.
EDITOR BIG SANDY NEws:-I
have discovered a reliable cure for
Consumption and all Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Diseases. General
Decline, Loss Of Flesh and all Con-
ditlOns Of Casting Away. By its
timely use thousands Of apparent
ly hopeless cases have been cured.
SO prOOf-pOsitive am l OF lis power
to cure, to make its merit known,
l will send, free to any afflicted
reader Of your paper, three bottles
OF my Newly Discovered Remedies
upon receipt Of Express and post
Office address. 7. A.SL0 UNI, VI
C., IS Pine Street New York When
writing the Doctor please mention
this paper.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05

Wehave clubbing arrangements
by which we can furnish the fol-
lowing qualifications with the BIO
SANDY News at the reduced prices
named:
n. Y. World, three times a
week, and News, both ono year,
$l.65.
Louisville Weekly Dispatch, and
NEws, $l.65.
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer,
and NEw., Sl.5p.
Courier Journal, twice week,
and News, $l.65.
Home az Farm ard lNfI.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
Matchmaker.

3 Ihave as good a matchmaker
3 us can be found anywhere. lie
, has a complete outfit Of tools for
. doing all kinds Of watch, clock
. and iewClry repairing in tho best
. manner, and a positive guarantee
goes with all work done by him.
All work OF this community IN
J this limo is respectfully solicited so
as to justify keeping ilr,-class
Y workman.
= M. F. Conley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
PLATINUM IN RUSSIA
The Rare Metal Pound Chiefly IN the
trail NOuntaIna-

The Rare Metal Pound Chiefly In the
trail Mountains
The steady and rapid increase In the
demand for platinum has resulted in .
sharp advance in price. and consequentA
~ IN a somewhat corresponding In
crease in production. although the
metal is so rare that the production by
no means keeps even pace with tha
growing demand. At present the
price Of crude platinum OF the mines
in Russia is 200 marks-about E45 or
nearly Se25-a hlogram. a kilogram
being two and two-tenths pounds. saya
the Philadelphia Press.
The Russian ministry Of finances has
recently issued report on the produc-
ton Of platinum in Russia. II has long
been known that Russia led all other
countries in the production OF this
metal. although II was first discovered
10 America. aud the report shows that
Russia at present furnishes 40 times
that produced in all other countries
taken together. Ills not vast amount
either. 10 the year 1850 the quantity
produced in Russia amounted 10 s.0tS
Kilograms; In 1898 Il reached Alia kilo-
grams. This rare metal Ia found In
Russia only In the southern Ural, where
In mining for the metal the still rarer
metal iridium Is found. hut only In
small Quantities. last year the guam
tlty Of iridium obtained did not
amount to more thaA four aud one
tenth kilograms. or about nlne pounds.
Platinum - Lrotractory metal. aud the
methods Arklng Il are not known
IN Russia, 40 Nthe ore Is exported 10
Germany y nocv England, and Russia
Fslmperis' wr,aSNlpi me worled.up
pla,aun 49,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05

Daily Courier Journal, l year, 5000
Daily and Sunday, | year. 500
Sunday alone year, LOO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
LACK ORIGINALITY.
A Frenehman Claims That All Amer
lean Women Dress AIike.

- French man Clnlmn InmN All amer
lean Women Dress AIike.
A Freedman of sharp perception
who was recently in this eouniry said
in speaking OF American women that
they were the most beautiful women be
had ever seen in any country. far, far
morehandsome as type than his own
countrywOaen, says .L'Art de la Mode.
But for their lslets. bah" be said.
contempiuously. -Any considerable
number Of American women together
look as IL they had GENE out of an
orphan asylum Tor adults, where the
inmates were all dressed alike with q
few variations thrown In, thanks to
the gifts Of sympaihIzlng outsiders
who presented some elegant garments.
none of which. however. reached the
women to whom they were suited"
Allowing for the exaggeraton Of this
remark. there is yet so much Of WE'LL
founded excuse for II it behooves
American dressmakers TO sift out the
grains Of truth from the chat Of BIZ
ased opinions ana proht by these grams.
DresSmakers are not 10 blame for the
orphan asylum appearance produced by
the wholesale use Of ready-made dresses.
but they are responsible for their short
sighted adherence to the fictitious
value OF shapes and their lack Of COM
prehension of the value Of variety in
dress goods, the obligation upon all the
ertistic dresSmakers 10 suit styles OF
making TO the goods in hand. and Of
understanding the values Of eolors and
their possible and desirable eombina-
tons for a given wearer andoceasion-
Dressmakers in this country have
made wonderful strides. but a good
many Of them have not fully got their
bearings yet. When they do get them
they will be second to no dressmakers
in the world.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
The U. S. GoV'f Reports
snow Royal Baking POwdt
superior 10 all Others
REMOVED.
A. j. WEBB'S SALOON.

My Saloon in Fallsburg, KY. has been re-
moved from the old stand to the F. H. BoIdman
building near Norris store and the Co. bridge.
sell my own manufacture OF corn and rye
whiskey and Apple Brandy, and all other kinds
of Whistles, Wine, Alcohol and Beer at the low
est prices, Call and see me.
A. ]. WEBB, Fallsburg, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
The Big sandy News.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-05
IMAGEs SERMON.

.'n is outlines a Boon 10 the AZ
ais.ed.
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
Exneriments with Melenite.

Tn experimenting with the new explo-
s;vo melenite. some most interesting facts
,,,ero brought to light. Three wells We're
sunk on the slope of three hills. There was
an interval of 100 yards between TWO ol
them and slightly more between the secohu
and third. The wells were square Ill iorih
and 26 feet deep. At the bottom thcre WIS
n chamber arranged to hold 30 cases ol the
explosiye, each case containing llO pounus'
r 200 pounds of powder were put into one
of the chambers, and 2, $50 pounds OF mel
enite were placed in the other. The pow
| der was irnitcd by an electric current. "A
terrific roar and rumbling, then great
! column of smoke covered the place. Wheh
this had cleared away, it was discovered
tbat tbe entire face of the locality had been
ahaor,od i'm anpearance. Enormous masses
90 81, wore thrown TO the bottom and op
posite side of the ravlne; IN some o''eo
pieces as large as 30 cubic ieet "ero nuns !,
ont like marbles. The road was opsc',reu
vegetation had entirely vanished' anu .n
surface of the ground was covered WIZ
rocks and earth. .... ~
, An hour afterward the melenite was "a
n,oded. The noise was louder IMAM VI
, charge of powder, and the earth was ser
, ously shaken at 500 yards distant from Gi
Mace where the explosion occurred III
, REGULARITY of this explosive was that II Il
/ stead of large masses the rock was reduce
almost to fragments. 1t was difilcait
. find n piece larger than man nso,
! completely was it disintegrated' ana u
Garth was opened for some distance a no
!, ohio feature of the explosive was that
. wide fissures, where the rocks relnilin
3 anparently intact, they We're so loosen
+ and crushed by the explosion that
e Siigbtcst touch precipitated them dov
4 the rayine, where they crumbled into ii1 m
- nieccs This experiment has attracte.
= preat deal of attention, especially from
N fact of the power of the melenite 70 cru cru
a. rocks into such small bits, a pecul'".
hitherto unknown in experimenting y"
exnlosiycs. New York Ledger
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
u.r beautiful Arms.

Mrs. Jack Gardners arms are amd ,m n Is
beautiful that i have ever seen, anu both
no wonder that they are ceieDra.gu ,''t,ua NO Bos.
sides of the sea, writes giri snm hoino so
'ton. You can forgive her for pc pe'ns INNER or
pn pnrs of Gn them is large full and well round and
ed, ed the forearm is not fiat or %,cS Gony' ds Is a
thu there Ell is dmplc at the elbow ,snar wnrN from %
soft she'll pink in color. Ih,y va, oa,por graceful
the well nodded shoulder III ,TnSi N,nndcr wrist.
Tgrysi Tnsp to coSr tnSy are whtcoh so ., deli
SD@sS prssSn wh.s shat yo" a"U watch
They are like Spanish arms, "n,v %'w'' a little
motion, always poetic, and and, only III the even even
bunch of sleeve Is ever worn s - tho mower
s and Beauty Of her white arms bo.,rr sna
. hide the them away from admirins eyes IL '"'
\ ,an help it.-Philadelphia Press'
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
I,dian Depredations.

voupg man who left this city Soll'1 SUN,
elmo ooo to make his fortune III .nu nj S an
l,iros III Of Alaska has just returned WIN "t IT,
nwful @ story of suffering and haruShiP' -
Is Tbo ~ United States statutes forbid forbid tnr for
landing of liquors in Alaska except 'i"n tol go.
n1iainol la'iIi% purposes, so the young man 81
n,'rod hermit from Collector wise 10 u;, "a,
~ w n five gallon keg of WHISKY Wv, M"m and In.
ry, ry aolIoctors n at Port Townshend anu 'u, ~
nnou m allowed the liquor to pass p.', ANY hmm ,n
roctor nes'u carried it inland severai n.in
arcd miles In order to keep IL ss',o,' ,! IN the
orto ot nrospcctng % he buried it deep 1n and Sd
OUT pru,d and on his return found it SAFE aho ,,n'
sno", SIND He moved camp hunaree .,d;no n,m,,
sounu, '.o and buried it again, Not iinulns iaa
OF InJ, o,oim worth working he struck ,n, ,"i
my my. inlond and again buried MS VIZ, Ns
aared ,no, miles from civilization "iu, hu,
o roturned couple of weeks later, amd ne 'r, ~,
'n nc rev" IN the snow, but could ,ma, ilnu II !;
uJTI .n%;stv Ho kept digging tnlnN, ,lih, IN,
whlst' ,lIht have sunk of its own weight III, ~,
miHnS iis, 'o,nd no trace of his treasure ;, hse %
sun sui feet below the point where IL S,"h rnJ wa WA
buried Itton ne in a fine Spencerian hand -, 81
aStolen by Indians san
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
A Cunon's Mistake.

A,vone who knows that charming man MAJ,
Canon Anger, master of the temple, VIII VIII
comprehend to the full the humor ori,s oi ,a,s
oomp c.anr Canon Anger is great favorlte
wit with children, and upon one occasion w, was
VIZ s.,'nd 90 assist at Juvenile party Arriv-
9n's at what he thought was his destinn-
,, ,ns house in row of others exactly
III, D',t, the canon made his way up 10 .he i,
aii' ne, room. Don't announce me,
ur" r;, no NC 70 the domestic, and thereupon tnS
reverend re gentleman went down upon n al a.
torrs ruiiied up his white hair ana cr,,Mi era, =,
,J nd into the room, uttering the grows WIS.,, =,
nm nm angry polar bear. What was his as norrt' irt'
III "n nmalcmcnt to find when he got inl'
anu an" r"nm two old ladies pctrited with as
,nn ,n,',sSment. He had found his way ila' n
tbe next door house instead oi in.o ,, ,nI pits S
70 % which he was hidden. London " Due
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
oua,nt Old Bit of Germany.

,,,o cnroeyald is the subject OF paper
4, The Century by Charles de Kay, cohsui
,,aroral 70 Berlin Mr.. de Nay says,
Strangc indeed that so near Beriln 50 o,u
emo and curious "a community couid na,o
.n,',oinod reasonably uncontamlnateu Wy
the bordes of picnickers. Inc SprecMa" 90 30
tno near n great capital for foreigners "
boar much of it. The museums anu pn,
aces - Of Berlin, the palaces of Potsoain' az
sorb all the spare energy of foreign Nis'.,
9ol And for convenient outfiights IL Is
TEL U,3, roo far for most burghers OF berllh.
Sooe have country places in ana near vi. =.
Somoo,vo,d Many visit 1t occasionaliy' y
;S a fayoritc place for people IRON, Dreso,n tp
and Ieipsic who can give severa, u".a .,,, =,
axnlorinr its watery labyrinths; hsPeoi'm' no
sor the teaching guild is 1t ia'ori'o -,
aor, Evory village has its INNS anu a. =.
1on. S' ,,hcrc Vendish services are heiu Il
,ho old church, and the costume reln',m am
tho most antique, there are seVera' i"n,oJ nH",
tnvorps Oncis the Blcachery' whcre is, ~,
81, rho Great established colony oi uy
nrd ,vcovcrs. who have all disappe''ie.,
o,thongh the art is still practiceu oy p,
rate means ior personal use IN many To- '';m -
,.',,s,s But the fine green, or,hec' p',
nvJ lilac hcaddrcsscs-tno wouzcwans, M
''t';,hIo-u,d the turquoise gray anu 70
,o,v Lirts nrc now bought NJ 'o''o"'
| IN Berlin
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
Done In Chicago.

"I've done the United States from bor-
der to border and from coast to coast, ue-
clared the fat drummer TO his feiloWs III
inst the tone that Spartacus must nave
used when he told the other captlves OF
Rome that they did well to call him chlei'
81 know the country from soda 10 hoch'
and want to declare myself right mere
chicago has the worst thieves ana the
most of them of any city in the Unlon'
"Whats the matter, fattyY
"Well. I'm no jay, am II Nobody chases
me up with gold bricks or bogus ireight
hills. do they? l guess not. Yet was
clad enough to get out of Chicago win
enough to wear. dropped into compi'
nation restaurant on Clark street. some
bodv there got my money and watch.
when II came to settling, had to put uT
w., INC or he thrown out on the walk q
,nrocI .I;ve pot these left snarled as
] started out with my SILK uhpreih' any
| this walking .tick, for hau kepo 'he,ii "
tween my legs while l ate. IL was pio"
ing and showing to beat the oanu, 90
hoisted the umbrella and held IL WIN ID
cane in one hand, while L kept my 20"
collar tight with the other. duckeu ID
head and plowed along, onl y stopping one
when the walk was blockaded ny 'nr'
men holding up policeman ,o
"What do you think discovered whe
7 reached the hotely You may TAKE III
head for a football if some one hadn . st
lon that umbrella. Yes, sir, whlie va
carving it, and it had IA big crook Oh u
end at that. !" =,
"a bigger crook must have got on u
other end" piped the little drummer al
The dazed listeners groped their way TO u
restorative department. - Detroit IF
+ | Press.
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
,,v.r.o,l on Cross Men.

hate above all things a cross lhan,
What right has he to murder the sunsn,Io nnsass;'
~ tbe dayY What right has he TO assissl-
NJ nate the Joy of lifeY When you go nothe, .het
n"u n ought to go like ray of light, SO 'nao tSo
T. ;pu viii even in the night burst out Oh tho M
doors and windows and illnmim"SI !h,i, ",iobtv bf
dortncss do some men think their migney
,,rains have been in turmoil. Ihey nav
boen thinking about who will be a,uer, a.,
man from the Fifth ward. They nave pe,m
thinking about politics. Great ana misn.s ,ind:
"mestions have been engaging their n'lnos II, 9
a Tbov have bought calico at cents OF e. o.,
and want to sell it for z. Think oi wv, .nu
;nte,iectual strain that must nav -
,non that man, and when he gers nom, a,,,
sYervbody else in the house must looA ,,v UIs
for his comfort A woman VINO has Umr' nn,
% taken care of five or six children anu on, -,
or two of them sick has been NURSING , on, y,
81 singing to them and trying TO n'"no .o o"' ~
rard Of cloth do the work oil two-sno, ,hi y
.ourse Is fresh and fine to walt upon on
gentleman, the head of the family '''' D'''
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
c.,;nyt,n's Youngster.

"rhc youngster is liable at an, any ,,nHs S,ne up U
.,,,ht {" said Mr.. Gos,ling'on, 70 VAN up
and and" ask what time it is a6uorration don naUm
why snds II MI very young children are great great
ex;ehuS ,,orc"tcd ere in knowing the time OF nign.' M
~ ih.tr, .n ,a,cr II is the more interested the!
ana ars M Midnight seems tremendously a late l% SS
them nnd time They seem to feel that Il isa !,
pr0S,, pn oxnerience simply to be awake ~ '""
s.noarth,v am hour. New York sun
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
uo ror a Warmer Cline.

persons desirous OF settling in warm
or cline can, at very small cost, have
some homestead lands in Wing county,
Louisiana. pointed out to them provided
. rortv Of ten or more can be got TO-
oetner to 90 and inspect them; the home
steads will average million feet Ct lel'
low nine and are within logging ois-
tance Of saw mills. For further partic-
ulars apply by letter to Mr.. j. A. oam'
eron, Houghton.
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27
. r.w words ON Athletic Training.

If Won have been eating all sorts ol
things during the summer, slttlhg up i''o
nj night and getting up late III the illoIn
inc do YOU fancy that on the lst Oh oc'o
bo, won can begin an entirely new lie anu
,notc GOOD football player of yourself ny
Tbanksriving day. Not by any means Ii
,,o,, ,y,nt to he a member OF some col
loco athletic team, begin before you get oo
college. Begin by eating careluiiy' noV ps
eating food fit for wild animals ou' ~; y;
eating GOOD meats and 50 on, anu lloV III
inc M on candies and sweets uay tiiuor .''''
ot meals and between meals lhero -
reason for this. A man whose stoh,acn =
,,oaI has no courage, and If he mas ho
,.,,,.o ,,o be carries himself through "a gam,
-, his ,orves and is completely exhaus,eo
80 ,ho end of that game. No one can sN'
L;,,,solf 81 strong. vigorous digestion III oii'
month nor in one year II he is az an W."A
| there Itrequrcs years oil Norman iN ing :.
~, .l,;s and il is the most important p''r
| of all training. Probably the famous s'o,
| about NAPOLEON is quite true' Onao -
.ton.,bt more of his soldiers loou "h'
| 49, than of their guns, for he m',in,aih
"a .hot no man could fight In pinchii,'
shocs and on an empty stomach III u
e'e, ,,,oy Won cannot train your muscie
e"' AZ Extraordinary things in Few shoi
weeks. 1t requires months anu on
Gradual work. If you start III ia.. So, -"
Sorl, hard every day you VIII rum 'oo oo
,,uscles instead of improving 'h'l'' ~ "n
as !, matter of actual record ihah9 So
,,,on has been lost to his team ior 'n'' ~
con alone. Harper Round laoio'
The copper country evening news., 1897-04-27

Some time ago Olga Nethersole, visible ..rar
90 Give realism to a rehearsal Oh ,.o',, G
,oen" ~ insisted, in spite OF protest ,ro'"
,ms' hsr stage manager, on smoking cigar Igar to
me- nAs the author said Carmen was ,o ~
as AS "oH o;car that is what Carmen Is go
sihoeo SIM to do !" declared Miss Nethersoie, ,.,.
ing TSe Se IUr property man said nothing but
handed her big, black Book ., pufr,
The actress lighted 1t. took pun
couphed, took n second pun
Her face grew pale eod the thirt
- Rut then the cigar was droppeu ""'
she fled to her dressing room. .,.t d,v
That hea' evening and thereafter Gar'ne'
.n,onsd cigarettes. es.-Pearson Weekly