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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-09-13


Il s'pose you wasn't a-countin' on
your brother marryin'," she remarked,
disagreeably, as she combed out her
ink-black tresSes before the square
framed looking glass III the best room.
"He had right to please HIMSELF"
rejoined Miss Ferobia, composedly.
"But what are you going to do?"
persisted the bride. GAS l told Tim
othy before 1 promised to have him,
the house want big enough fur two
fam lies, an you couldn't expect TO
stay after 1 Gomez
AN as / told him, [ wouldn't stay
if he paid me for it, retorted Miss
Ferobia, emphatically.
ooh, you're mighty Independent"
shifted Nancy, tossing her head. II
suppose you're a-calculatin' to take up
with Jason Smallweed. You wouldn't
ketch me marryin' widderer," she
added mailcionsly. eff I couldn't be
the tablecloth I wouldn't be the dish
rag. But I s'pose he's Hobson's
choice with you
The truth was that she was afraid
her sister inlay might still manage
to retain PAIGE in the household by
hook or by crook, and she was deter
mined to provoke an alte! cation in Or
der to prevent such sequence.
But Miss Forobia was not to be
drawn into a quarrel
Gle may be a Hob sons choice, but
he is not mine," she returned, coolly.
Nancy, however, was as persistent
as gnat Or q gadfiy.
II don't DOUBT but what you'd rath-
er have Felix Byefeld," she suggested,
slyly; but you needn't count on git
TIM him, fur he's keepin' cOmp'ny with
the W Idder Cheeseman, an everybody
says they're goin' to marry after har-
vest
| 1t was a random shot On Nancy's
part, but her black eyes sparkedl with
malicious triumph as she saw by her
sister ii: laws burning cheeks that the
poisoned arrow had struck home.
Miss Ferobia deigned no reply, how
ever, but went coolly about prepara-
lions for her own departure.
She had rented a small cottage and
few acres Of ground a mile or two
from the old homestead, and Timothy
could DO no less than get out the new
spring wagon and drive her to the new
home.
1t was yet ir the early spring time,
and the Wild plum trees were white
with boom. The tall naples and elms
by the roadside swung their light tas-
sells IN the soft breeze, and myriads
of butterCups and purple-hued pansies
dotted the grass grown lanes.
II dHnno what you wanted of so
much ground round your house," re-
marked Timothy, refectjvely, as the
wagon rolled easily along. "Half all
acre would have been eruOgh, should
say
emo, it. wouldn't" maintained his sis
ter, Stoutly. ''I'm a-goin' into the gar
denim buslnc SIS, to raise truck fur the
markets"
Timothy whistled.
"You'H make a failure Of it, sure as
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-09-13
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p. elected the following officers for the
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Joe II. Dewitt. Vice Chancellor.
II. V. Pyle. Prelate.
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j. NJ. Rush, Jr.. Master OF Finance.
Chas. Hosea, Master OF Exchequer.
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]. II. Lynton. Trustee.
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Timber Land. At Jus ; ls7e.- Noties sos
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ppbscatipn.
United States Land Once.
puraneo, Colombo,
November lS. lS9.
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions OF the act Of Congress oI
June g. 1878, entitled IAN act for the saie OF
timber lands in tie states OF California Oregon
Nevada and Warrington Territory, as ex.
tended to all the Public Land States by act Of
August I, Lea,
Frank W. Stutbs of Ora cas-, county y
No. Il yuma, state Of Colorado, has TINS uay
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"lwas nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried
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burn and all forms Of dyspepsia.--M. IL.
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erything the market affords and you arc
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as having good comfortable bed to
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Mrs.R. Churchill. Berlin. VT. says, Our
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her"
A specific for piles, and skin diseases. BE.
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Ordway.
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TME SILVER STAR prints all the local
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"Ons Minute Cough Cure 10 the bsst
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Children ali like it,"writes I'm. Williams
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Mr.J Sheer. .Sedalia. NJ o.. saved hischild's
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NOTICE.

70 whom it may concern. All parties
knowing themselves TO be indebted to
the undersigned are requested to call
and settle before he arst OF January
1900. otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF collector.
JOE butcher
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Exercises appropriately commemorat-
ing the Tooth anniversary Of the death
OF George Washington will be held in
the Red Mems lodge room Thursday. De
cembsr IA. 1899, at 7:3o p. m. Every
body is cordially invited to attend. Ev-
erything free.
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The river now has coat OF ice wher
eyer the water gets a chance TO permit
freezing.
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Miss Annie E. Cunning. Tyre, Mich. says.
Il suffered long time from dyspepsia;
lost flesh and became very weak. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure completely cured melt
digests what you eat and curee all forms
OF stomach trouble. 1t never fails to give
immediate relief in the worse cases. N.
II. Ordway.
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Holiday and Christmas supplements
bsve begun to put in their appearance,
but as they would not bring enough pat.
ronsge to pay the additional postage We
,vill not indulge.
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Mre Dave Mckibben and children ar
rived in this city from Telluride. last
Sunday, ard are al present occupying
the Tucker residence in East Dolores.
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James Treece was business visito
from the Montezuma valley on Wednes
day last.
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Joe butcher has this week. put a hay
loft in his barn and stalls for ten more
horses. and now has Accommodations
for tw enty one head.
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SrW hen you answer an a.veriisement In
rHk SILVER STAR. either focal or forrig,i, ),
please mention the fact that you saw il in TIVE
STAR. II costs you nothing and may bc ~ eat
help TO the paper. -as
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+. NJ. Goodykuntz, the genial proprie.
tor Of the Clifton hotel ut Cortez, was a
business visitor in this city last Satur.
,lap
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The Jolnson Hrhonl.

Report for October Attendance 2s neither
n'scDt nor iardy q; visits Of parents 2.
Report iOr November
No. neither absent nor tardy..... ...........
No. VI Visits of parents. .......
No. 0f visits NJ others, .....,. /.
No. Of visits Of County Superintendent.
Names Of pupils neither absent ior tardy
Hattie John .on.
Lorfs p,Lk. Tsmcher.
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Postmaster ]. g. Ormiston and wife
were up from Formby last Monday. on
business. Mr.. Ormiston made this shop
q pleasant call.
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Old papers Is cents a hundred.

DeWitt's Little Early yRisers purify the
blood clean the liver. invigorate the sys.
TEN. Famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles.-M. II. Ordway.
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A. Mcdonald was down from Quarry
last Tuesday. on business and paid this
shop q pleasant call.
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Mrs. James johnson, Mrs. Irwin Brum
Icy and Miss Myrtle Brumley visited
Cprtez on Monday last.
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Pay up your back subscription AID
ane year in advance and secure our val
Yi;ble offer on first page.
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There is now no doubt that Durango
will have free mail delivery. put on airs
and look down on her neighborinS towns
The silver star., 1899-12-01

J.B. Clark. Peoria. ILL.,. says. Surgeons
wanted to operate on me for piles. but
cured them with DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve." 1t is infallible for piles and skin
diseases. Beware OF counterfeits.-M. H.
Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

| j. j. Harris 4 Co. have in q new and
large assortment OF dry goods. Prices
are right and quality excellent. Call
and investigate.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

John Palmer OF Monticello. Utah, is Il
business visitor in this city today.
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Notiee Of foiscontnuanee.-The SILVER STAR
is not discontinued ut expiration and is >eni
to Subscribers until explicit ooicr "a ge-
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made. a required by law. The courts in.ari-
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Usher for the subscription price nf all papers
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Advertising rates made known ON sptlica-
ton.
Address all communications to
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Dolores, Colorado.
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The liner Ocean Hotel is the place to
stop when you go to Durango. Good beds
good meals and courteous treatment arc
assured you. l6tf
The silver star., 1899-12-01

The Red Men will give dance at their
hall in this village on Friday evening.
December 20, 1899. Definite announce.
mont later.
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There it goes! See it. You ought to
have il insured.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

THE SvAn family visited Mancos last
Sunday for few hours. stopping with
the editors oi the Times.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

J. J. Harris 4 Co. have one OF the
most complete stocks OF general
merchandise found in the West.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

q. N. Smith, Miss Maud Smith and
Miss Ethel Adams were baptised 10 the
river near the Smith residence. last Sun
day.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

Chas. Mattson and wife were visitors
from Arriola, Wednesday.
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Subscribe for THE SILVER STAR at
9pce and secure our present OF 81.
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The entertainment given last nigh, by
the Rathbone sisters was all right.
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/. McCurry was business visitor
from Arriola. yesterday.
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Wood. the ieweler at Mancos. has the
finest line OF lady's and gent's solid gold
watches in western Colorado.
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Several parties from this city attended
the dance at Cortez last night.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

Holiday goods now fill a considerable
space in our stores.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

Mrs. r. W. Pomeroy has been quit
sick. the past week.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

School children can ct r.lled cards for their
monthly reports 81 rnk SILVER SRA. once.
Six Tor 5 cents 4
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Railroad Notices.

HoLIDAY RATES. An open rate OF one
standard fare for the round trip between
stations in Colorado is authorized. mini
mum rate 30 cents. Tickets on sale De-
cember %, "a, %. 30 and 81. 1899 and
January l. 1900. Final limit TO return
January .. 1900. Going passage to be-
gin on date OF sale Continuous pass.
age in each direction.
The Red Men elected the following OF.
ticers for the ensuing term. at their
meeting last night:
Joe butcher. Sachem.
f. Il. Clearinghouse. Senior Sycamore.
Joe II. Dewitt. Junior Sycamore.
f. J. Chapman, Prophet.
J. P. Akin. Marnhall.
Cal. House. Trustee.
They assume the various offices on the
frs, meeting night in January.
DIR. Dawson removed a concerous
growth from the lower lip Of John Ora.
ham. OF Montezuma county, Wednes-
day. The cancer was OF long standing
and had become so painful that Mr.
Graham was unable to work and could
sleep but little. After removing the
cancer. which necessitated the removal
OF almost the entire lower lip. DIR. Daw.
| son grated new fest over the wound
Mr.. Graham is being cared for by Com
missioner Burch OF Montezuma county
Rico Eews-Sun.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

The STARS new stock Of stationery if
all right. Gall and examine il.
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Thanksgiving visitors in this city were
TOO numerous to give the names OF all.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

II. b. Pringle was visitor from Rico,
Tuesday. Ahem..
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E. L. Wilber is painting and papering
q part Of the Southern hotel
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SCHOOL REPORT.
For the Month Ending Nov. 40.

Pr.ncipai'a Room.
No. OF DAYS tausii'. ...............,..,.2 q
Io'"' enr""m' ht' '........'...,,,,,,...,. ~
No. neither absent nor tinIy.............. q
u. ID. RiSDLE. Ter cher.
Prim iry Department.
No. Of days taught. si
iou" enr"hmchf, ...... ...........,..,....... II
NO. neither absent nor tar'iy..............
Names of pupils neither absent nor t,riy
II " Akin, 1.eda Crablil. Herbert DirchhoIz,
Walter Gran uh. Nellie Mum. Lcnsui Noble :,
Meta Thompson. Joe nnd Olonxo Moore.
Mrs. CAnrENT.R, Teacher.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

Fine diamond ear rings at Woods. the
iewelef. Mancos.
The silver star., 1899-12-01

Phil GarFen was in town last Monday
after supplies.
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RIO oRANpE SOUTHERN R. R.
TINE TABLE.
g.srT a s-t...-C -. a

Read down the leff column ard up he right
Both ira ns take dinner at Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not carry passengers.
+. F.. Peske. Agent.
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The county commissioners are in see
sion today.
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Prnci cipai's Room.
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Fine weather. this.
Rev. Pope left last Monday for Msncos
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u. d. iRixpLg. Tet cher
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George Goodwin is on the sick list
this week.
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Dol ORES DEW DROPS


Fine weather. this.
Rev. Pope left last Monday for Mancos.
George Goodwin is on the sick list.
this week.
The county commissioners are in see.
sion today.
Pail Gar7en was in town last Monday
after supplies.
Fine diamond ear rings at woods. the
jewelef, Mancos.
II. b. Pringle was visitor from Rico,
Tuesday. Ahem..
Mrs. r. W. Pomeroy has been quite
sick. the past week.
Holiday goods now fill a considerable
space in our stores.
/. McCurry was business visitor
from Arriola. yesterday.
Chas. Mattson and wife were visitors
From Arriola, Wednesday.
T.. L. Wiiber is painting and papering
part OF the Southern hotel
Several parties from this city attended
the dance at Cortez last night.
The STARS new stock Of stationery if
all right. Gall and examine it.
The entertainment given last night by
the Rathbone sisters was all right.
---=-----------------
John Palmer Of Monticello Utah, is q
business visitor in this city today.
Subscribe for THE SILVER STAR al
Gpce and secure our present of 81.
Thanksgiving visitors in this city wer,
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Prim iry Department.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-11
THE ROUGH AND THE TOUGH.
Well Defined Difference Between IN,
Two Extremes.

As rough" and the tough" are not
frequently distinguished by well-mean-
Ing but undeccrning people, an effor,
viii be made TO point out the difference
between them and 80 relieve the one Of
the odium which the other by mental
associations has cast upon him.
4 rough Is a man who by his strug-
giles with nature In her sternest moods
and humanity not refined. has acquired
their outward signs and inner strength.
The tough is from the dregs and set
things Of a specialized civilization. The
rough surrounding rough things
learns their truth and knows their
beauty, The tough scorns refinement
and knows no good OF her.
a rough is no rougher than he need
be, but tough is as tough as he can
be, and takes pride In his toughness
His only heroes are beings tougher
than himself.
Both are slaves 10 style. but that Of
the rough is a hat.rim turned back
from fearless face, while the tough
pulls his hat down over his leerng eyes
and thrusts his jaw forward In imita-
tlon OF the undershot cur at his heels
Cowboys, lumbermen and sailors are
roughs strike organizers, politicians
ana other loafers are toughs. The
raUUh ,sNri,g h,,.1 L., thaa ,p.,, a ~ hnt
the tough never works except when
sentenced The tough wants every one
to know that he Is "scrapper" but
never lights until sure Of a victory. A
rough keeps the peace as long as con-
venient and then fights all comers The
tough has never made soldier, and
viii not stand fire, as was tried In the
civil war, when regiment from the
Bowery was frequently sent toward
the front, but never arrived,
Dewey's men, Skaters men and the
men Of the Eighth Corps were roughs,
because our regulars and out blue jack
cts are roughs. and the volunteer grows
rough as he learns to soldier,
A rough transplanted to scenes Of lux
our and ease may lose some Of his SUI
perhclal traits, but never his manhood,
Give tough money or place and he
becomes either a fool dude or cad,
or all three. Convert one, make a
preacher OF him, and he is tough at
heart still, because he is prouder Of his
toughhood days than his work for the
Lord.
The knights OF old with spurs Of
gold" never had the heartfelt chivalry
Of the rough, nor his regard for vir-
tue, who will never mention sister,
mother or sweetheart except when with
manly men. The tough believes vir-
tue myth, and will pun smoke in
a ladys face or stand on a corner with
smirl festooned with tobacco juice
ana try to make mash"
The tough amuses himself with dog
fights and bull fights, and thus almost
reaches the moral elevation Of the con-
lestants, A tough may attend one bul
fight. but he will sympathize with th'
bull,
Ulysses, Mlltlades, Alexander in his
younger days, Caesar Hannibal
Charles Martel, Richard Occur de Leon
Sir Walter Raleigh, John Smith O.
jamestown. Putnam, Morgan, Jackson
Sherman, Sheridan, Mosby, Old Ken
tucl; Jim Bludso, and Sen Jucklln wer'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-11

There Is a strong hope AZ hsAAanaE.
tcrs tha; congress win not ignore shaf-
tcr'a service at Santiago and san Fran.
cisco. and that he win b. retired by
special act az least as major general,
The president ls said to contemplate
recommending such action. by congress
at any rate.
For the vacancy caused by Skaters
retirement from ,he regular service /,
IL expected that Colonel Louis II, Car
psntcr, Royal T, Frank. Alexander c.
N. Pennington. Andrew s, Burt and
Samuel overshlne Will bc SUCCESSFULLY
promoted to the rank Of brigadier gen
cral and Immediately retired, These
officers are all entitled to retire on their
own application on account u agc or
long service at the present time.
when thcsc Ave officers are retired.
the vacancy as brigodier general ls to
~ either to Macarthur or Lawton.
with the chances In favor OF the lat