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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

strangers. They ar" the poorest oi the pun Oh"
one Of the unhappiest Of countries
THEY LOVE THEIR COUNTRY.
7, ID. to,,,hina to observe how deeply thu Irish
peasants love his forlorn cv~ntry Of theirs
The faintcst word in praise of the scenery WI"
bring flush Of fine enthusiasm to the most
weather beaten face "lndade II - Wnoie-
some country although is Deaf bate ~" are 10
make a living in it," Will oe the response II
is more than "wholosome" Il is beautiful
country picturesque in contour ana SOFT ana
harmonious in colorinc especially in the south
ern counties. 1t has been seen al its best dur
ing thu present season. when the skies nave
been unusually bright. and there has been ht'l"
rain since June. Yet enough moisture in %
balmy air to keep the foiage in its freshest
green The southwestern outstret'h Of cork
and Kerry is pierced 10y broad I'D studded
with islands There are no precptous head
lands and mountainous sea walls. such as are
seen on the coast Of Connemara AMI Donegal;
hut in IT'S tranquil lovclineys and charm Of color
Bantry Bay merits Thackerays enthusiastic
tribute as "A worlds wonder. and olengariff
with its rocky defics fr.nrcd with yew and
holly and it's background Of picturesque noun
tains. is one of the fafrcst Spots in The United
Kingdom
II the poasantry could thrive on sylvan
scenery. th~y would De- rich ami prosperous. in
deed hut they can OIL, profit hy it indirectly
as the coaches roll by with their pleasure sock
ers Although harbor fares are low ON BantY
Bay a man who owns d small boat and pair
Of oars is envied hy every lahorer in Ihe stony
fields On an island in front Of Gengaria
Castle is an abandoned rodouht with marteuo
,o,n, erected after fh. last tff.nllt at invasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

,ut scanty living by gleanings aheld among
IN, tourists. Not only are boats to b" sailed or
rcvod haunting cars driven and ponies led for
tho recreation Of the visitors. but there are also
roads to be- improved new hotels 10 be hunt FOR
an Increasing traffic. shops to bc opened and
'r..h sources Of employ mont to be found the
return Of he English tourist j. a great gain L"
IL, nisa natiy, II has been brought about 10y
tt, complete racinoation q Tire island. the sup
t,,sSion of Iani,ssnes. and the restoration of
good f..me The IRISH peasant is not So
iie,tcd Il Nationalist hut that hc can pat this
fact il his p.l, and reflect upon IT as hc smokes.
cArcurENNY DEVICES
Ev,r> catchIenny device, is employed hH Tho
natives OIL tn, high roads ana in the mountain
pass s. E,,s turn haudsrrines and girls dance
as the coaches trundc hy. Oid men stand hy
A., uaysidc aith croakme Wolins la provide
snatchcs of Irish melody. and wherever an echo
can Doc produced in d rocky dchl, there is
lu.ler 60 sound his merry note ana there is
small artllIcryman To- fine of a qua. Children
Yur after coaches q long NAY with flowers or
S,in. in th.ir hands and s.ft batteries ODD ihclT
/, uuuos "a penny for sweets. they VIII cry
"and sure 1t handsome jnti"m&n hk" your
honor viii fre happier for giving g.
Tho halt and thc mAir I'd Alternately 'ra'h Il
Joke and whine for charity White haired
,roncs with vrnkcd faces. ia return for
penny. hcsr,,ak fog every onr ON tn coach all
tho boncdci.ous Of thu saints in hlsh Heaven
and "thc blessings of God on thu souls 81 your
dead" ANON the mountains there is sinA"
hoy stationed ,,h.r..,- there is Il short ,u 10 b."
pointed out 60 weary pedestrians. and ID 'front.'
a. ever, cabin ie D. ard Tine shriil cry. Ien"m-
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SOUTH IEELAN ND.

Kcnmarc. August IL.


ono ~ The most promising signs of better
tnn,e ion th, South Of ireland is marked re-
,t,a1 Of tourist traffic English travellers are
..,ain .,,,rr,ing along the line of the Primo" Of
Vale.'s route to Bantry. Gl,ngarin. kenm"rc
and Killarney. During tho Yrouactcd period Of
,.litical agitation and aeraran disturbance
the. ..ecd a. visit this picturesque and roman
ti, r.s.on and American travel was ais greatly
taducod Durine the last four OF five wears they
have hoen returning in steadily increasing num-
h,rs. and this year the reaches Of Hanty Bay,
Konnarc River and Dinelc Bay have been oyer
run with English tourists in quest Of a quiet
holiday with unrivallcd facilities for BOATING
r,hinr and ..o.Gng. II has been tie best tourist
Var eyer known in Kerry and the south coast
of County cork and tho bulk Of tho traffic has
l.cn English ard Scotch American tourists are
always IN rapid fight pauiins for single
afternoon and night AT Gl'ngaliif and for forty
eight hour az Killarney and then rushing on TO
H.. Conn,maIa coast or To- Scotland. The English
travellers arr more lcisgrey and consequently
3D., better customers for the Irish pcasantry
They settle down for fortnight or month in
r,.tful places where there is no lack of out
door sport
While the Irish people remain loyal to their
Nationalist principles they perceive the advan-
faec Of having a swarm Of English travellers
scattering sovcrcigns. shillings ANA pennies
among them They missed this profitable traffic
when the, lost il in trouhlous times and they
have welcomed tho noodtide witnessed tins sea
son Many an Impoverished household. from
cape clear To- Brandon Head is enabled TO exc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

farmyard is the common meeting ground OF al
members Of the household, including horses
COWS. pigs geese chickens and goats. and IS an
untidy and squalid place. Irish poverty IS real
and pathetic even in 4 good year when there
is no potato blight and when Thousands Of tour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

lists are tossing pennies among the hyways ana
hedges The land is tilled only in meaerc
patches. and is everywhere rcvertng into past
urage The waysidc boggais are not mas
qucrading in rags ana exaggeratng their woes
for the SAKE of exciting the sympathies OF
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
Sin

(Gpiiooe aus bern Wiilhene. @erihtSleben.)
Na6 Dem Giitn iplllt III rubin, cine
Stunoe gar nihts tbun! Wiit bieiem
SpriiGpprte beihOnigt Der breiiude
Sausherr Sran, Sbcruntermiitertird=
ner feline l0blihe 8cpilogenbeit, cinen
ausgeoebnten MiitaGsiblaI gu MAIDEN,
uno tpenn or Die pprgeihriebene Stunoe
sumeili iiberihreitet, 10 begrilnoet or
bies nit @eiunobeitsriitiidten. Gr lit
ater oreiidber Sausberr in Wiln6cn,
oas beiBt in elmer Staot, no man &c.
rdui6lpies Pilaiter bat, no mr. nit
Musndbme Der @ierpagen Nlles duf
@ummireifen RABBIT uno no oennp6
bes pislen @erdui1es .pesen iait Sober
nerp6s wiro. Serr Sberuntermitters
tir6nsr 1T ebcn aud nerpos uno bieies
llebel bra1te i'm Dor ben Strafri6ter.
Mit iieberbaftsr llnrube ertpartet or ben
@e9inn Der @erbanblung unb fra9t
ben 8eri6tsboten seuib srpangs Wal:
so, ME lang bauerts benn no, bis |
anal bran finn? SO lang tteb | net
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

ais yblinber paiiagier"
BAT cine Game in Gnglauo cine
ieltene Nusoauer betunoet. Sie elegant
setleipets, I'M mittleren Sebensalter
liebenoe Sdone muroe tiir,lid in Peters
tprougb 81 einem Mpnot @eidnaniB
oerurtbeilt, neil lie pbne Billet aui Der
Giienbabn pm Northampton mad Better
borough geIabren mar. Ni Der Ners
banoluug wuroe ieit9eitcllt, bab beiaate
Gpastc6ter bereits 60 bis 20 Mal
pegen oeiielben @ergebens heitrait ppr-
ben mar. IS mar ibre 8epflgenbeit,
lid untsr ben Siben in Den 3iigcn Der.
bergen gu balten. gln bemielben Tors
mitta9e, an peltem tie ibre leBte seieb.
piorige 3eiie u%nternabm, mar lie ses
rape aus elmer Geidn9nibbait, bic lie
fir oas 9leide Tergebcn in Nmtbamp.
ton abgebilBt bate, c%ntlai'en rporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

Wnaetla9ter: ,Sa benten Sic,
oaB bic @noere TAB mar, mics ibren
5bee 9'babt bat? 60 bin | i'm @cben
mo- net s'i6impit poroen. Tag iGabna.
Seit Der 3eit riibr | mi nimmer, ihellt
iper mag, uno menn 8 b 6~euerpebr
is', no iteb | net auf, bd s'lans / bod.
items an b @anb, Oh : marm miro,
mei' Mittagsihlaierl wirb ab9'holten. "
Die Strafe rpuroe bon iehs aui sebr
Mart erbObt, mas ben gn9etla0ten
oerdrt auber &ano uno ganb bratte,
oab er lid peri6mpr, nit nGfiter Gjes
le9enbeit aus Der Staot su p~er;ieben,
mo- iogar bic Nptbmebr Itrafidlli9 miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
Ncme @Olibauolnna.

Dem Eublitum pom &i6mono unb
llmseseno sur Nadri6t, SoB mir cine
Sol,banbluns er0iinet baben, uno boB
uniere Ereiie iir Saubpls, Sbliren,
SSeniter uno alleS ionitiSe Saumateriul
niebriSer limb, benz ir9enc no aroerS.
@enn &br aliO balen woNt, tommt
crit III unS, uno unlere Ereile meroen
Sud pom Der H&ubrbeit Der obi9en
Sebauptuns ilberSenSen.
- Sdnsller llmiub INN tlsinsr
Yrofit III unisr WOttO.
SeiOcridciO, &aggoncr Il SO.
25.5t Sorab, Wtinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
Scftc pfeifcnocr ,,Sciliacr."

Scftc pieiienscr ,.Sciliscr."
Cine Nrt rett t~uririer Seili9er it an
Der iioli6cn 8rense oes .Sopiier= Staa-
ties" gu finoen, inn Snncrn oes bii9e-
ligen 6puntp Perrp ndmli9, oas ull=
mlttelbar an Gentudp iiobt. Sic ncns
men lid ielber Sic uriprlin0li6cn
Seiligen." baben teine preoi9cr ols
b%elonoere &laiie, balteu lire mcr.milrs
olgn 8ottesoienite nur in Der ircien
Natur, uno gu ben Gigentbiimlidteiten
oer'elben gebOren 5dn;e, rpelte Ginger
maben an Die religioien Sdn;e manGer
Snoidnert0mme c"rillnern t"Oniteu, iorie
tildtlges PieiIen, oas eiK minoeltena
ebenio grobe Holle ipielt, ME ods Sim
gen uno oas 6ieoel= uno Buitarrcipiel.
SIM ~llebri9en iino es mabre Muiiter=
meniten, 10 LANCE man lie in ibren
GlnSelbelten un9eltOrt ldtt. lin Spptt
uno Werleumoung tiimmern Tie lid
teinen Yfifierlin9.
Sic wGblen ii6 fir lire Gjottesoicnite
ell einlames, auf alien Seitcn pon
Sllgeln uLlibloiienes Sbal aus. Sier
miro cine Plattform auigeihlaoen uno
cine &eihe rob gedrbeiteter %Gute aui-
9~eltellt, ole auberbdlb Der 0p~ttesoienii=
liten 3eit 81 gaiili6er &ube einlaoen.
Sober, Der iib ypom Geili setrieben
'ublt" 1T gum Vreoiger mlblbar, aber
INNER nur fir oas cine Wal, uno 9e=
pobnli6 miro feline Vreoigt anoers,
ais aus benz Stegreif gebdlten.
Sr6 oas Yreci9en tpmmlt nitt
ioglei6; Die Geremonien be9innen piel=
meIr nit Der gegenieitigen 9hlstNilung
briioerli6er uno i6welierli5er &uiie.
oSonnp soit aui mai y pense"-es
miro I'M porlie9euoeu Sail mirtli6 tein
NPiBbraud nit oieier Ginrittuns 9e=
triebcn. eScr lid irilb eingc1uupeu bat.
mag icbr uiel 81 tiiiien babeu. Nuds
benz enoli6 Die &iliierei porilbcr lit,
niinmt Die gar,e @emeinoe ibre Sibe
ein uno martet ruhig AM irgeno cine
Nnpanolung oes @ciltcs.
ElOgli6 erbebt lid Semaao uno bebt
nit tremulirenoer Gimme eill yico an,
in weldes Die llcbri9en cinialIen,
ianmt Den Tieoeln uno @uitdrreu.
ia bcginnt ein a~llgemcines piciicn Der
9eiltliden Melpcie! Us lit geropSu
wunoerbar, pelte 8eihidlihteit oie'e
ySri9inal Saints" allgemein I'M Yiei=
len baben. MGn ia9t, odB oas piele
&ii''en lie gang beionoers geibitt basu
made, inoem es Die Sippsn tunltscre6t
ialte.
So gebt es cine @eile nit Inter
bredungen fort, biz Elm Sruper, pper
and cine Sdmeiier iid gum lsreci9en
9etrieben fiiblt; Die erite bette Stelle.
uui melde er poer Tie beim @uiidla9en
oes Sibelbu6es geraoe itObt, mus Der
Sert 81 elmer lan9en Trcbigt atgcben.
@dbreno Der Greoist i6eint bic ganse
@emeinoe 81 idluien-es ideint aber
nrr 10. SIM 9reIlen @s9enIaB gu Der
ihldfrisen Stille itebt oas Sdauipiel,
eas unmittelbar beim Shlub Der Pre=
oist besinnt: gllles iprinst auf uno
tanSt einseln. S6reien, Salleluiabs
Iuie uno Saut3en erfiillen Die Suit.
SINNER lebbaiter uno tpller miro Der
Cams uno INNER srober Der 2Grnl, uno
ni6t cher bat oieie Ssene Gin Gnoc, OILS
bis Ssoes eri6ppit suiammen9eiunter
1T Damn bort Der Gp~ttesoienit ppr
ielbit auf.
IS iino, mie geiagt, lauter treuSbrape
2eute, oieie .uripriinsliden S%eili9en,"
uno lie gelten aud in anoeren areiien
fir Die beiten Burger uno ileibi9iien
2anobebauer oieies intcreiiantcn Goun.
tns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
Cute @cle9enbeit.

Sine IA 0ieroetraft Guaiue nit Sepa'
rator 36X56, 10 gut usu. pie, nebit elmer
5uttermuble biIis auf Belt ~ ~uertauien.
Nab,uirassn in Der SiTce oes oytoro'
fern" 26-4t
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Aus

rMeine Serren Be'h'pOrelen =
@enn i6on Elm semObnliber Strom
Weni6enleben rerni1tet, rpenn .i9on
Elm elettrii6er Strcm bis,peilen f0otet-
nm pie piel peniser biirien mir nns
munoern. tpenn Elm Stromer lid an
sirs,n Qeken hernreiffl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

Serenglii6e Yremiermi II l.
Her Marquis BON Salisburp unter6dlt
nidt weni9er dis 20 Oienliboten I'M
Sauie, nobel Die bOberen Ingeftellten,
pie bic Yripatietretdre. bic Siblirtbetare
uno bic aapldne. ni6t nit i~nbegr&ifen
limo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
Der GrTuuHhritafrS.
9aS aaergrsulihite @swdhS
o., 90. ,,,,l -, 10 ,,,sL,,,ss,~

WV uUtIWItHIIuIVt VtIUUUTS
ST iiir mid, sin Geiunobeitsier.
Der morgens idou erei VGoer uimmt,
20 oab Ole aau;s Stube itwirmt,
Der Siuoen trdgt NM Sruit NIB Soud,
Die Striimpfe liiitet por'm Gtbraut,,
Ger augitl,f, irGgt beim Seher Yeiu:
,Wiro eS iiir mid bstommlih Temp"
Der niemals cine Srngier tiiBt,
gSsil siu Na;illuS moglit) III,
Der, tcmmt ibu MIR siu Sr6itsiu an,
Sehs Stureeu lisft i'm .irantsu Mann."
Gin Meuih, ben isige Sirtt pereirbt,
Der, lang III leber, tdglid Itirbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
Tarm III %pcrfamfcm.

Cine 2l7 atsr 9robe 5arm, in Der Nab.
BON Sirbe uuo Shule seleesu, nit suten
6ebdulitteitsn billia ~ ue~rtaufsu. @utes
Yau., Wisieu' uuo Weioelauo. gGberss
I'M ,,Voroftern." Goat
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Das Bssts fusr den baHsbsdart IL
81: Spe,ereicm bel 81:
LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY
Ct. @ermainitrabe, ct. GIouo. NiHu.

@er immsr MIR oas glerbeite fir &ihs
uuo Saus tauien mia, TONNE 81 ms. Rir
balten MIR Die %Ieiniten uno beiten Groceries
gu moalthit nieori9en Treiieu. Stride But.
ter ruo gier, uuo mas ms Die Sailou auaen'
blidlit ned al iriibem 9arterSeug bteter
fam, itets pprrdtbia. Heele uno Suuortom'
menoe Seotenuu5 ieoem &unoen suse.
iitert. lob,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

IS iino, ME seiagt, lauter treuSbrape
2eute, oieie .uripriinsliden Seili9en,"
uno lie 9elten aud in anoeren areiien
fir Die beiten giirser uno fleibigiten
Sanobebduer bieies intereiiantcn Goun=
FMS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

dngepeuIeI, Ttru.W nlyl stuvsn rv.....
g0ie aud INNER, oiirfte lid bieie 8a-
none aber gu einsm Ofisntliden Gent
male fir i'm seitalten.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
Peril. o, IN. Moa,.or .. Sea.

Tho monitor Is essentially harbor-de-
fense vessel. and its great advantage lies
In the fact that so little of the vessel ID
out OF the water. making armor protec-
tion possible and effective with but little
weight. and enabling a heavy battery to
be carried on comparatively small dis
placement. which means small dimensions
and light drauHht.
The small amount of exposed hull means
n low freeboard. This renders speed prac-
tically inattnirable. The Monterey. with
4o0o tons displacement, has, say, thirty
inches freeboard: draught of water four
teen feet. In smooth water, at ten and
one-haif knots, the wave comes over the
bow. At full power. 500 horse. the depth
OF water above the stem is about seven
feet and at the forward barbette the
water is eighteen inches deep on deck
Speed. therefore, Is out of the question:
The Engineering .dagazine.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
PHANTOM Sf1lP !
The Flying Dutchmdn.
coy !

Schriften, coming on the poop. He!
hei"
"Where?"
There, in the gloom. said the pr
lot. pointing to the darkest quarter OF
the horizon, for the sun had set.
The captain. Hillebrant and Philip
directed their eyes to the quarter
pointed out. and thought they could
perceive something like vessel.
Gradually the gloom seemed to clear
away. and lambent. pale haze to light
up that part OF the horizon. Not n
breath of wind was on the water-the
sea was like mirror-more and more
distinct did the vessel appear, till her
hull masts and yards were clearly
visible. They looked and rubbed
their eyes to help their vision, for
scarcely could they believe that which
they did see. In the center OF the
pale light, which extended some fifteen
degrees above the horizon. there was
indeed large ship about three miles
distant; but, although 1t was perfect
calm, she was to all appearances buf-
feting in a violent gale, plunging and
lifting over surface that was smooth
as glass, now careening to her bearing.
then recovering herself. Her topsails
and mainsail were furled, and the
yards pointed to the wind; she had no
sail set but a close-reefed foresail. a
storm staysail and a trysail abaft.
She made little way through the water,
but apparently neared them fast driven
down by the force of the gale. Each
minute she was palmer to the view.
At last, she was seen to wear, and, in
SO doing, before she was brought to
the wind on the other task, she was so
close to them that they could distin-
guish the men on board; they could see
the foaming water as it was hurled
from her bows; hear the shrill whistle
OF the boatswain's pipes. the creaking
OF the ships timbers. and the COM
planning OF her masts; and then the
gloom gradually rose. and in a few
seconds. she had totally disappeared.
God in heaven!' exclaimed Myn-
heer Kloots.
Philip felt hand upon his shoulder,
and the cold darted through his whole
frame. He turned round and met the
one eye OF Schriften. who screamed in
his ear:
Philip Vanderdecken--that's the
Flying Dutchman!"
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
(To be continued.)
Unreasonable Goose.

The man in the street car affirmed
that it was true story. but the Cleve-
land Leader does not vouch for it, al
though giving it in the narrator's own
words: | was up at the market house
night before last. buying stuff for over
Sunday, and / saw an Irishman up
there with live goose under his arm.
Pretty soon the goose looked up at the
Irishman kind of pitiful. and says:
"Quawk. quawk, quawk," in that coax
in way a goose has sometimes. The
Irishman didn't say anything at first.
but after bit the goose looked up
and says, "Quawk, quawk, quawk."
again. Then the Irishman cooked his
head over on one side, looked the goose
in the eye, and says: "Phat's the mat
ter wild yez. ony way? Phwy do yez
want to walk whin Oi'm willin' to car
ry yez?"
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
CHAPTER TX.

The sudden gloom which had sue
ceeded to the pale light had the effect
| of rendering every object still more in
distinct to the astonished crew of Ter
| Schilling. For moment or more not
a word was uttered by soul on board.
| Some remained with their eyes still
strained toward the point where the
apparition had been seen, others turn
ed away full Of gloomy and foreboding
| thoughts. Hillebrant was the first
who spoke: turning round to the east
ern quarter, and observing a light on
| the horizon. he started, and seizing
Philip by t.le arm. cried out: What's
that?''
That / only the moon rising from
the bank ot Clouds" replied Philip,
mournfully
"We!li" observed iIynheer Kloots.
wiping his forehead. which was damp
ed with Precipitation, Il have been told
OF this before. but / have Knocked at
the narration"
Philip made TO reply. Aware of the
| reality Of the vision, and how deeply
it interested him, he fit as If he were
guilty person.
The moon had now risen above the
clouds. and was pouring her mild, pale
light over the slumbering ocean. With
n simultaneous impulse. every one di-
rected his eyes to the spot where the
strange vision had last been seen, and
all was dead, dead calm.
Since the apparition. the pilot.
Schrtften. had remained on the poop;
he now gradually approached Mynheer
Kloots, and looking round. said:
"Mynheer Kloots, as pilot of this
vessel, tell you that you must pre-
pare for very bad weather"
bad weather." said Kloots. rousing
himself from deep reverie.
''Yes, bad weather. Mynheer Kloots.
There never was vessel which fell in
with-what we have Just seen, but met
with disaster soon afterward. The
very name of vanderdecken is unlucky
he! he!"
Philip would have replied to this
sarcasm, but he could not; mis- tongue
was tied.
What has the name of Wander
decken to do with it " observed
Kloots.
Have you not heard, then! The
captain of that vessel we have just
seen is Mynheer vanderdecken-he
is the Flying Dutchman!'"
How know you that, pilot?" inquir-
ed Hillebrant.
II know that, and much more, II
chose to tell" replied Schriften: 'but
never mind, I have warned you of bad
weather, as is my duty" and. with
these words, Schriften went down the
poop ladder.
God In heaven! never was so puz-
zled and SO frightened In my life." OBJ
served Kloots. II don't know what to
think or say. What think you, Philip?
Was It not supernatural"
Yes" replied Philip. mournfully. II
have NO doubt Of 1t.
II thought the days OF miracles had
passed." said the captain, ''and tina.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
iTffr
Red. white and Blue.

1t is curious fact as we'll as a
pleasing one to Americans that these
three colors are in flags of all pro-
gressive nations, with the single ex-
ception OF Germany. In Britain's flag
tho red predominates. but the colors
in the union in the upper left-hand cor
per of the flag are blue and white.
Frances three upright stripes are red,
white and blue. and the Japanese-the
Yankees of the Orient-adopted a
white standard with spiral red lines
conyerging toward a blue sphere. i'm
mediately after conquering the Chi
nese.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
To p..a.,fy the conpl..lon.

For the complexion and. general
health. drink slowly half an hour be-
fore breakfast one large tumbler Of wa
ter as hot as you can swallow. and
once a week instead tumbler of cold
water in which .teaspoonful Of COM
mon salt has been dissolved. This IL
better for the complexion than any
cosmetic. Another recipe is the juice
of half lemon. pint Of warm water
and one ounce OF rose water.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF F'Ids, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and SUBJ
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants. by method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
IoUIsvILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, N. r.
For sale by all Druggists.-Price Soc. per bottle.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29
Arc you u.lns Alien. roo.-K....

1t is the only cure for Swollen.
Smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen S. olmsted. Leroy. N. T.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

"Our side won Tie game Yes: but
our side Kicked up the most mud