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after his "L'AIgloh" had appeared two
lhedters were yying with each other As
to which should pour the most money
into his Golfers His plays have sold M
the hundred thousand and his authors
fees for their production last July. for
example, exceeded $500. in August
$4,000. and 1t is said that check io-
$4,000 was paid him on the 10th Of cy.
cry month thereafter. Al the end Of
the first season Of "L'Aiglon" and he
third Of "Cyrano" Rostand had received.
at moderate estimate, more than tl0.
OOO And the exasperatlng thing aboutsl
this Is that he did not need It, remind.
ing one Of that ancient proyerb, 70
him that hath shall be given"
still II is vastly to his credit thai
Rostand should have done his work
and the best work OF which he was cal
able, without the spur Of poverty ths
he should have labored as faithfully e
arts sake as many a man works for b
bread.
The foregoing are some Of tAe Tins
that make interesting this dapper NE
man now at Cambo les Bains and Vh,-
! so frequently see Of a morning uhs
his constitutional In q preOccGA
way. WESLEY A. MARITIME
Biarrltz, France.
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i Se MS a,i by marriage. ANA
,Sa, sirlish days, 5efa" w., I she herself
XII, was 81 a nSr being Welded I u W" q. aas
preto rnese two are dea5 IInr Vista JGs,
thre 'rau ,a, having dosiso.' enemies d,
mother is de. JnY as 9 loyal ana pp1 l,. ,a
only son. 0u" oil Retaining f 'oo'',,is
. ~ Don Carlos has boon ~.
wife VI, though only children aao BY bis 1' a
even eve y !, If fine soldiery ' opoa poa Jaime
bs nr u ne has not sol5l pp,oor'ns man
especially sn ME Of peace to on 1y1 w Oo'
Gle, comlc S de by tha death 9, S NJ Tat
very large fortune. sin w. ny T.. Inherited
possession Of this FORUM g ne came hn
raoe eS@, palace in Venice IN mag s.t, mag
, ,,,a,, nus would be snb, "a which he
cestors. wv 'ouhtry OF his a.
1T me second wife Of Don g..
was The Princess OF To, carlos, Who
whom he is said to No. '% 5l and to
. s,ai' has an ambition +, o'tyo'edly a..
9 od,,, 80 at last the quos,l or Queen O,
"I.st user into whether b"r may ie,
p nnal,. IS SHAH be grauGe5 ' !. loiy a.
queen Christina Who ,yo,o Vt those O
I tbyen no iol life in defense Of tho probably
jorlty, ~ 'ccNpy at his M,
cn AS viewed we, in It's present o,,...
chances are, II not in favor p, n, 0speci th
ess OF Madrid. at least hri U' ,ne Duoh
sISpsTn, Don Jaime, for d s', I'' l
, grnslns to sentimental tr WILKINS 'het
ioyally and devotion ba ,"I'uon' q
sps,n love we, a soldlerly figure y ,gs q
S Sp,Se s, miiksop' Don Jaime b ra' De-
ms spurs King Alfonso ba ,' mas Won
wna .,,.i Is more shows no Incllr a,, ali
:, soldiers career The confess s,''n %
II comes, however, win nrot.s ss When
triangular ssr one between Don Jog, De
iohso and the people in fsyo o' u, al
public but for which oyoo o' VI ne
! en ne bitter experiences, the s r,,% al
are hardly prepared. " 'paha'l
Ebert o. wooDs,v
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Home Life of Edmond ROStand, !.
The "Shakespeare of France" {:


works in secret. patiently, purposely'
with faith in himself and caring not
rap for what the world may do 30 long
as II leave him alone.
And yet Rostand Is model friend
husband and father, His home, MS
beautiful wife, his two lovely children,
are all in all to him, and he really cares
for no other society. In fact Nine
Rostand who was Mile. Rosamonde &C.
rard before her marriage. is very tai
ented woman and even has the name
not only of having elaborated with
her husband in writing "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac" and 'LAiglon," but of entirely
producing the latter. At all events
she has written most creditable verse
and prose and as her husband IL not
slow to aver has been Of great assist
ance to him I'm his work. In appear
ance she Is as much English as French
and is bringing up their children to
speak and write the language Of per
fdious Albion"
To show how Rostand has conserved
his energies and has devoted himself to
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cares not whether other people than the
French like his plays. for he is working
for them. Understanding them, he pro-
duced a play that took at once and
has already made more than fortune.
1t always seems to be the rich man, or,
In other words, the man who can COM
mand his leisure and keep the wolf
away, who produces the really remu-
as for instance, Rostand Paul w.
Ford, etc, There is a moral in this,
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United States senate will become gov
ernor Of Nebraska, is a typical western
ranehman and 20 years ago occupied u
sod house" on the plains near Custer,
Neb.
In order to conomize time and phys.
ical effort Secretary Of War Root has
reduced his official signature from ELI
hu Root 10 IL. Root" Up to this time
he has signed his full name to all off,
eisl documents requiring his signature,
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CeleDfdted or frencn watering
u places, | have occasionally seen a
single horseman, ambllng along,
deep in thought, apparently regardless
Of all surroundings lie was small and
dapper, with a pale, clear cut face,
reddish mustache and dark eyes, with
nothing at all about him to indicate
that he was anything more than the
average Frcnchman. Imagine, then,
my surprise when | was one day told
that this quiet, ordinary appearing little
man was the great Edmond Rostand,
about whom Paris, and even all France,
has been actually raying for nearly
three years
II was, however characteristic OF the
man, / have since discovered TO seek
retreat in the Pyrenees, FAR from the
madding crowd" that would gladly nave
overwhelmed him with invitations and
attentions, and hide himself In the OBJ
scure town Of Cambo les Bains, which
Is about nine miles from Biarritz anu
eQuidstant from this place aud BAY
onne. There he has hired commodious
establishment and there he is now at
work on new play. which will be
brought out, ] am told, next season
The working methods OF this dramatic
master of Europe" and Shakespeare
Of France" have always been the same.
Though born OF wealthy parents and al
WAYS having the world at his command,
so far as its material comforts CO. Ros-
tand has ever sought solitude and re-
treat to do his work In.
lie Is not. I may say without intend
inr any disbursement of his country
men OF nationality. the typical french
man as one generally pictures MN
poseur for fame to find without EFFORT
or literary artist who paints his pic
lures I'm the full glare OF publicity. on
the contrary. Rostand is quiet and re-
firing by nature, and, like all great gem
iuses. he only produces his best work IN
seciusion. He dresses well, ana IN the
latest fashion. with voluminous scarf
| creased trousers and coat OF the very
newest cut. His hands are beringed'
his fingers slender and white, and his
whole appearance suggestive OF the las
tidious dandy. But there the COMPARE
con ends for. though naturally some
What stilted he Is absolutely without
agoc,ation and shuns society as ear
nestly as did Thomas Carlyle or Ralph
waldo Emerson. In a word, he is a
genIus and men of his stamp do not
',rea,lv care for the society Of their fell
lows II one has a literary mission in
This world or a word to speak worth
listening to. he is usually OF the class
90 which Edmond Rostand belongs. lie
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their assent Don Carlos, the then next
In succession, refused in a dignified doc
ument which is still preserved, As 1t
explains the situation clearly 1t is here
with given in full as 1t was issued from
the palace OF Ramallon, April 20, 1888:
Sire--I Carlos lsidro de BOrbon, iniante Of
Spain, being well convinced Of my rights to the
throne Of Spain In case OF my surviving your
majesty without having any male issue. do hereby
declare that neither my conscience nor my honor
permits me to take the oath nor recognize other
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sEAWEED HEpp

During the last few wear,
has been found of value for ia ...''d
and clarifying beer. and tbo , I"'}''
ment of the future win read. '''''N'
'All malt Preparations sog
ilrm are guaranteed free from ~. "a
ana are brewed by the seovs.5 Is'a
ess." waved pN
the seaweed, or sea moss, aslt,so,,,
called looks, when dried somo 'I'.la,e
gelatin and is so light that ON, ,.'' '',. u
OF 1t would M a pint inc II ,' II. y g'a''
In many parts Of the Pacific o,@ y, ,',''
Is usually seen covering rocks ,Sa, y. W
exposed to the air at low tide '''' at
The men who collect ,bo 81.
garner the crop with long 1ts, " y.
substance is placed in 6po no, ~
thoroughly washed first IN -, ~. '''
and then in fresh Itist then ,l,,. ','. !.
dry in the sun and is ready for ', mo-, '
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but they became so numerous that he
has found il necessary TO reduce his
signature to the smallest possible limit.
His experience Is the same as that OF
every other public official In the history
Of this government.
Prince Arthur Of Connaught Is to re-
ceive a commission in the Seventh hus-
sars. Prince Arthur who is the only
son Of the Duke OF Connaught, has al
ways had q wish to follow the profess
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gest emerald in the world. II liz known
as the Deyonshire emerald and was
purchased by the present dukes father
from Dom Pedro. AS OF late years this
stone has become the rarest OF gems,
the Devonshire emerald, measuring two
inches in diameter and Of the finest coll
or Is Of fabulous value.
Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria
has appointed Prince Khevenhuller-
Metseh TO represent him at The dedlca.
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ward the end Of his life without male
heir to the throne. AS a consequence,
he declared the ancient Salic law prac-
tically abrogated and appointed as sue
cessor his elder daughter, Isabella, In
order to strengthen his declaration he
ordered the cortes. the mobiles OF his
kingdom and the army TO take the oath
Of fealty to little Isabella as sole heir
ess to the throne, Having done all he
could TO perpetuate his miserable line
in the person Of daughter of his wife.
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dent, noteworthy instance Of queen
ruling in her own right or conformity
with her husband, being the great lisa
bella, wife Of King Ferdinand But It
was ratified by the cortes and became
a constitutional law Of spain.
Time passed, and when owing 10 the
abdication OF Charles ~ enforced by
Bonaparte, his eldest son became king
Of Spain as Ferdinand VII, trouble be-
gan In the country so recently harried
by the soldiers Of France, Ferdinand,
Notwithstanding the fact that he was
five times married, found himself to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-27

Al the closing OF the fund for a me
mortal TO the late Governor Wolcott OF
Massachusetts a total Of Slo,lsi.S2 in
contributions was acknowledged. Names
Of 10000 contributors have been pub
lished, but the total number OF contrib
utors exceeded this.
The will OF the late Lord Armstrong
has been proved, the estate being val
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DisTAsTEFuL TO THE prcurs,

The Duchess Of Cornwall ana Va, =.
rapidly overcoming the sbypss, ' gs. y
maze her once SO nervous In pubne
Not long ago she was asked wfo T ~ ~.
opinion, were the most unpleasant = .o.,
OF individuals. why" said ,bo AJAX
ess laughingly those people Mn" AZ.
rectly they catch sight Of me c,il , '
There she Isl This exclamation. NJ.
tered in every tongue under bsovs,
may be reckoned upon. Therefore a. q,
the inevitable alloy In Duchess Nav,
pleasure during the tour Of mo 0nbl.
When her husband, The duke was ssg
ed a similar question, he replied qulckh.
The man who would lend me five,
and expect to be paid back"
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ton Of memorial chapel TO his brother
on the spot al Queretaro where Maxi
milan was killed In 1867
baltimore is talking about a monu-
ment TO william Patterson. father OF
Betsy Patterson Bonaparte and the
original Billy Patterson who was
struck. lie was a prominent citizen in
his day.
Ezra z. Savage. who by virtue Of the
election OF Governor Dietrich 10 the
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rights. ! am, sire, your loving brother and faith.
iul 'a@al, 1au NrANrE, Dos CARLOS
There Is the matter in nutshell. BY
the recognized law Of primogeniture
Carlos, as the surviving brother OF Fer
dinand next In age and son of Charles
", was clearly entitled TO succeed him.
He was In Portugal when the expected
news Of Ferdinand's demise reached
him and Immediately addressed letter
TO the provisional government at Mad
rid as follows:
10 the President Duke Of the ROYAL Council,
hereby declare that, my royal brother having
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PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

ned at 81. sss, 900. The bulk Of the prop
ertv is bequeathed to his lordship's
nonbew. Mr.. Watson Armstrong
President Loubet OF France has con-
ferred a gold medal upon Chief George
q Hale OF the Kansas City fire brigade,
which gave exhibitions In Paris durins
the international exposition Of 1900.
The Duke Of Deyonshire owns the big.
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had no male heir to succeed him on the throne,
| am the legitimate heir and king, as | already
manifested In writing to my dear deceased broth
er in my formal protest dated the 10Th Of April
last, as also to the council on the 18th Of june
and which ! now impart to the council over
which you preside in order that my recognition
may Immediately be proceeded with and orders
given for the execution thereof throughout my
kingdom !, THE kSd (Yo III REY).
santarem. ith October, 1888
Instead, however. Of recognizing the
absolute justice OF his claim the council
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Queen Christina Ferdinand departed
this life in September 1893, leaving a
legacy Of hate and mlsrule TO Isabella,
then but years old. The sentiments
OF loyalty ana ohiyalry which have al.
ways been prominent Spanish traits
moved the Spaniards to flock about the
standard Of Isabella later on when the
adherents Of FerdInands brother, the
Infante Don Carlos, rallied to enforce
his claims.
Upon the announcement Of Ferdl-
nand's act OF abrogation and HIS proc.
lamaton to all Spaniards commanding
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his art II is only necessary TO mention
that he has chung to his native land,
Travelled little and gone into society
less. He married at q Che Is now 33),
and he studied what his countrymen
wanted. The advice so often quoted,
Find out what the public want, then
give 1t to them" has been as literally
his motto as though he invented the
phrase. 1t has brought him that mag
nihcent success in his "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac," and again in 'L'Aiglon," lie
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LITTLE PRINCES DIGNITY

However carefully and sensloly rU p.
children are brought up, 1t is dou ,.a.'l
difficult to keep from them IN, ~n I'm,
edge of their own importance. I'. s,,
that little Prince Edward OIL | W.. I. I,
and York has discovered that ns n,
p r of considerable account nil.
and his younger brother were a. a., E S,r,
dren's party some time ago 49, ~" a lsdy
the time for departing arrive arrived nurs,
remarked to one Of the roya, . Sova
that Prince Edward had run so,a n,
stairs by himself. "oh' a. s' lIte, o
n nai into the carriage first for f.s ,1, 81
his brother should have u"
honor"
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and 1t is: First make your fortune, or
marry 1t; then write your play or novel;
The list OF Rostand's works shows
how steadily he labored before his great
masterpiece was produced In 1884.
when he was &c, he published Les Ro-
manesques;" two years later La Prin'
cesse Lointaine:" In 1897 La Samari-
tame" but success was not won until
the big nosed, swashbuckler hero, Cyra-
no de Bergerac, burst upon Paris and
literally took II by storm, Then people
were willing to give attention to Ros-
lands other productions. Last season,
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molin, who was born In 1918 and died in
1861. He raised a revolt in 1860, but was
and was succeeded by his
nephew, the present Don Carlos, duke
Of Madrid, who was born In lSiS,
His father, Don Juan having abdlcat-
ed in his favor in 1868, he has from that
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n my rambles about Bayonne and
BlaTit2, and particularly In the
attractive suburbs Of these most
celebrated OF French watering
places, have occasionally seen a
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sion of his father He mac sss,srmisa
very very popular pc at Elton By hni,',, Ss,, b
ton not to give up nv ~ IN Jernshy
order 10 be a reignlng duke i,a,,,slopsi %
sn 1 cousin the young Duke Of
now Duke Of Saxe-Coours
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In 1870 only 4 per cent Of th D,, Sss' ~
the United states Iiveu u,, 4,
s s % per cent live in cities
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| =: Z
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~rw HERE is to be within a few
days a national election In
Spain which may change the
NIL a.,,,tIsNinu Of TINT
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26
A Merry Christnis
AND
A Happy New Year.

We hope you havdenJoy-
ed a prosperous yhr, and
that you will see Ty ma
ny more, and commune to
be patrons of ouf. We
thank you, one an all for
past favors and pnclt a
continuance Of thSame.
Very Truly Y)lrs,
OSCAR HUN & co.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26
Wright Items.

Nv, how cold It is. Don't call TINS
n mild winter. No doubt but what
,re will hear Of some one freezing TO
death. When the Thermometer regis
,ers even down to zero it Is terrible
cold IT was below zero Thursday
Friday and Saturday at Wright ana
Tulia both but we hope for lar
weather for Christmas. We feel sor-
nv for the poor freighter, they iook
like they would freeze to death
Mr.. Hamilton, of Plainview' pass
ed down from Canyon laid mp nav
ing gotten his foot mashed py d
wagon running over 1t.
Will Dickinson and Earnest Mat
lock stopped in ut Mr. brakes SAT
nrkay night. Wills feet were frozen
Earnest said his ears were frozen
They had two cows and a horse t'
die that night, suppose they froze u
death.
Most every one has fine pasture
for their cattle besides the feed the'
have.
Afr. Wilkes went 10 canyon las
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

week for his lumber to build his Dug
ont Don't know when he will get 1t
built. it keeps SO cold.
r. A. Ross, Frank Moore and sew
eral of the neighbors have gone 10
CANYON after groceries and coal.
SH. Baker says this is the coolest
weatherhe has seen in December Tor
81 long time. He has been in the
most of it for he is delivering iruit
trees.
Professor Tudor gives vacation
next week.
Christmas holidays many OF the
children are going to be surprised as
some OF their schoolmates are gong
to cet married. We will give the
names later on.
Well. the cattle are looking real
wen considering the cold weather.
Can any one tell us Aunt Lucinda s
real name? The children can scarce
" wait for the news to come, they
are so anxious to see her piece.
No births or deaths.
We wish everyone II glorious time
christmas and happy new year.
Cricket.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26
No Scheduled Poison III
Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

kennedy.
That is what the Government
Analyst ofsNew South Wales.
Australia, says of it:
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS.
Sidney, Aug. 2, 1901.
The sample of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy, sealed marked
and tabled as such, in an origi.
nal bottle received July "a, 1901,
from the Registrar of the Phar.
macy Board, has been examined
with the following results:
Found TO contain none of the
Scheduled p0iSons. Signed.
WILLIAM M. HAMLET,
Gov. Analyst.
This certificate is published
that every mother may know
that there is no danger what
ever in giving that remedy to
small children. 1t is the most
prompt and most reliab medi,
cine in use for colds, Group and
whooping cough. For sale By
Hadley Drug Company.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26

J. A. Wansley IL Co. handle the
old reliable Meyers flour, Alba
tross and Supreme. Every sack
guaranteed. -
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lpoung Ladies, Attenti
A Bargain Lot of Printer

The Slayer ia In receipt of a j.
Of printers that are strictly ~
date ~ and will be disposed
deserving young ladies on re
ably attractive terms. The 10
prises one quite cookbook
young man, % years old. war
not to balk at dish washing, /
fore held at $l.O0, now marked
to SO cents. One young may
quite SO good-looking, butwil
do any old house work, p YET
warranted kind, heretofore ]
$3.50, now to be had at As
Also one young man, 10 year
1x u 10
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26

Until a suitable place can be
secured, Christian Science SER
vices will be held in the parlor
OF the Slayer Office every Sun.
day morning at II o'clock. All
are invited.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26
Married.

At the residence of Mr.. Geo
TAYLOR on Thursday evening,
Dec. 10, Mr.T. A. Ridgewayand
Mrs. Ola Grigory were married,
ESQUIRE Henson officiating.
The Slayer 1oins their host of
friends in Wiling them a long,
happy and Fosperous life.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26

Get your old buggy fixed up
like new. Harter can and Will
do it right for more or less, &C
cording to the amount of fixing
il needs.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26

Any OF Ramon's Remedies can now
be had at the Canyon City Phar-
macy.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26

NJ. G. Chamiee, the Jeweler
has on hand a large stock
of watches. Call and get his
prices when you want a watch
or clock. tt
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-26

Nice line OF Paint Brushes now at
the Canyon City Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
BETWEEN EXPERTS.

Buffalo, Sept. Wait. girls. Here's the ma
chine that made that picture we saw in Tho Trib-
une and there's the man that said all those mean
things about us" The speaker was one Of a bevy
Of bright looking girls passing through one OF the
Hisles Of the Manufacturers' and liberal Arts
Building. The booth in front OF which they
came 70 halt was that OF the Oliver Typewriter
Company. Seeing that the gentleman seated al the
desk appeared very much mystihed al the charge
against him, the speaker continued, Amt YOU Mr.
Emith2"
NO j m MI Belts. Mr.. Smith is In New-York
but az he Is a very gallant man. I'm quite sure
he could not have said anything distasteful about
such nice young ladies'"
oh not about us especially; he Ieyeled his re-
marks ~ all women stenographers. We're stenog-
raphers, you know"
''WelL" amuseoy said Mr. Belts, that wa.