Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-10-18
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ns way to the Lighter aud cheaper
aluminium, which is also supplantlng
zinc IN color printing. for which it IS
A Kansas Cry paper tells OF
preacher n that place who, having been
there ant short TING, tested The mod.
esty OF his congregation by saying nat
Jonah spent three days end nights In
the whales -ahem society"
A Moosehead Lake angler recently
was fishing with Il steel rod during
thunder shower and struck a trout at
tire same instant a stroke of Lightning
dallied with his rod The cork hanI.e
prevented the anglers feeling anything
more than Il slight shock, but wiel lie
hauled 1t in he found the trout stone
dead He figured 1t OFT that the light
ming bolt followed the rod and the
enameled line down 10 where the trout
had just taken holt of The hook and
electrocuted him.
opening in Philadelphia Of a childrea's
branch of the public ibyagy. 1t is the
first library of the kind in rhe city, aad
the children have awaited themselves
eagerly of the opportunities It offers.
Although 1t has been Il, existence only
three months. there are about 100
names registered on It's BOOKS as regl-
lar readers with clean hands ana
clean face IS the only rule OF the place.
besides that Of orderly silence 0Mx,mg
the whole time of its existence no chAa
has had 70 be sent ont ci the library
for misconduct
Missouri papers axe telling that
Rev" Mr.. Cook IS victimizing farm
ers III unique way. He calls to stay
all night, tells the folks he is minister
and proceeds to make himself at home
In little while a strange young couple
drives mp and asks the farmer IL he can
direct them to a minister, as they wish
20 get married. The unsuspecting farm
er cells them there Is a minister in the
house. They present them selves before
him and the ceremony IL performed,
the farmer and his wife being called up
to witness the marriage certificate.
Tney sign their names and the docu
ment turns up in neighboring bank, a
plain note of hand.
The mischievous boys of New York
have new trick with which to give
doc ris a,ls \. 81,
half gallon paper bag filled with water
from high window to the sidewalk.
One OF these bags came from fourth
story window, exploding with terify.
Ing report Immediately in front OF
bevy Of summer girls in all the bravery
OF white lawn and pink ribbon. Such
scattering as there was and such
lifting of delicate skirts to avoid the
water running over the walk! Then
peal Of boisterous laughter came from
the upper window and the Indignant
girls knew some boy felt that he was
having the greatest fun OF his life.
Arrangements are being made for the
removal of the Springyale cotton mills
of Springvaie. Me-. 10 the South. Inc
plant Is to he located at Fort Valley
Ca, and will be operated upfer 'ls
present capital, 100000. The removal
will be the second from York County.
as about one year ago the plant anu
business of the Portsmouth cotton mi'
of South Berwick. small corporation
were taken South. The SpringYale COL
CEN, which was established III 1901
has been running only part OK the tiino
during the past year, owing to laeA
of orders. High taxes and too mucp
competition are among the chlei re'
sons given for the removal. Jne plan'
Is one Of !0,500 spindles and 300 loolns'
There are five Indian nations LYING III
Indian Territory the Choctaw, ohicN
asaw, Cherokee, crcel; ana Senlinoie'
The girls and young women are MOI wv
kempt and blankcted squaws, as Weln
their grandmothers, but are wen
dressed, fine appearing and ID many ="
stances good-lookng, 1t Is ffelnPp.H
difficult to distinguish them from Wni'.a
girls. Every man who marries one y.
these young women Is adopted INTO .hs
tribe and given his share OF the alinui''
funds and large tract of good mn
Because Of this great numbers OF W.
men have married into these nations
and it IL largely through their ins'."
that the Territory Is pe'A'
opened 10 settlement.