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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-05
To Make Cut Flowers Lasting.

AS rule cut flowers will last longer
if allowed to stand a short time in wa
ter before using. This simply applies,
OF course, where they are to be worn
or carried as a bouquet or used in
decorations where they may not be
placed in water.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-05
Notice to the Public.

The public is hereby notified that
after this date | will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by my
wife Hazel Stott.
Kalispell, July II, 1902.
B. B. STOTT.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-05
Fulton Meat Market
222 MAIN STREET


KEEPS constantly on hand
~ choice assortment of all the
Market Delicacies of the season.
The bill of fare consists of the fol
lowing:
Choice Native Beef, Mutton, Pork
Veal and Smoked Meats, Our
Peerless brand of home cured
Pork and kettle rendered Lard
cannot be excelled, Home made
Sausag of all kinds always in
stock. All kinds of Poultry and
Green Vegetables, Fresh Fish and
Oysters in season. We also buy
all kinds of Live and Dressed
Stock. We make a speciality of
handling the best dressed Veals.
Ranchers, when you have one call
around and see us,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
lnierm Sbale gum Sot3eit5gefGenfe

unierm Sbale gum @of5eitsgefGente
9eben. 80 ratbet mir, unD lagt
meld)en meme @ubl treffen Oiirfte?"
"a lGdyelte Ilonio, uno entgeg-
nete: ySabt ibr, erlaudte Srau, Den
jungen EeOro nod niht geleben? Gr
lit Der madere Sobn oes ebrllhlten
Wannes i'm ndhlten 3orfe. Irm lit
er. oaS muB Dabr leln, aber grunos
ebrlih, nnO ernubrt letnen lebens-
miiOen Batter nlGn idon pleIe Sabre
binOurt nit Der tagll6en Arbelt lei
ner SGnoe. Sauer mag es ibm oa-
bel mobl merOen, oft redlt laller.
9enn i1 bab' ibn gar niht lelten I'M
ShpeiBe ieines Angeiidtes geieben,
Dap man melnen lollte, er babe Il6
i'm grlenba6e geba0et. Ser arme
Georo m0dte Nun gerHe leineS Nat).
barn Gelia, cine eben 10 brape 2od)-
ter, mie er Elm Sobn lit, sum Wetbe
nebmen. gIber on lieber 8ott, mie
fam OieB geIheben? 2as Wdohen
lit 10 arm. ais er ielblt - uno ibre
reibe Stiefmutter mOdte lie Dobl ie
cher lie liebcr aus Dem Salie baben
- uber geben - geben - 0aOon
mill Ous rnllhe Habenber6 nid)tS
piiien. Sa treibt'S Den Inaben red)t
mebmiitbig berlm pom &1lod)en bis
5llm SirtenIteg, mo pom &leeanger
bis sllr magern Stitelbede, no feline
einaiae Siege sraiet. Gr iinuet bin
lmo her = unb meiB iif nift st
belfen. Seit Elm paar Sugen ober
moft er iih immer etlpas am
SdloBberg 5u ihafien, unO einige
Mtale lab ib i'm Iogar idon inner.
balh Der oltcu Sou6riide uulO i'm
mciten Sofruume, mie cr Ben Slid
nad> Den Senitern ridtete, OILS miiRt'
er Die cole Sonna iehen. limo er
mafte a~llerlei 8eberOeu nit Ben
Sanoen rno SiiBen, 10 wie man iih
porbcreitet allf cine mi6tige Nnre0e
rnO oergleiheil, - @spiB bat er
if)on etlpus gebort Don Nlberto's leB.
tenn @illen - uno er modJte Dor
Guer @naoen nit elmer 9itte Der.
ousplasen." =
Sort eBung olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Der kobler aus ualenfta.
Snn 9. ..

flicbeu iiber bie @ren,e nod sen
Nieoerlunocn, unb itellen inns rnter
Die flanOriihen @offen. go bleiben
mir ON iiderlteu perborgeu, bis Der
gr6bliflte Nufrubr lid gelegt. Innll
mGgen mir INNER mieoer sl neiten
Eldlcn 5ltrildfebren in uuiere
&lduic!"
Der Tatb marb ongenommen -
lnl0 Die SanOiten ihidten i,d al 5,lr
Glilbt. rSalt!" rief So5orio, ulb
riitteltc nit Dem Splbc ben &eiie-
pad, Den alberto in Ger Gle 5uriifs
gelalIen: y @ouen mir iebell. oh
hId]ts oarin entbalten, oas inns on.
It1noig wGre. 8 pfui, ein paar alte
@lcioungsitiide! - Sod, mie? Sier,
Gin lilberbcihlaaenes Bud! Sci mel.
ller HGuberebre, es lit cine olte
Sibel! Der iungc aobler mag Der.
illtht au0dhtig' iein! - 0as Silber
tonnen mir brulld)en CUR neiten
Slll6t. Sem franfen Sauptmanne
abcr lalien mir Oas Bud. GGiario
mag ibm porleien in %langpeiiiger
StunSe. Sieaeidt, baB lid beioe altc
climber oermcil betebren 81 etipos
Seiierem, limo mir finben bel unie-
rer @ieoertunft - biiBenoe &auber
III WGnhSfutten."
Sci Oieie!t @orten erboben aae
eln ld)euBlideS @eldhter; ulo Den
alien, betrlnteuen Snapper nit lid)
fortidleppeno, eutiloDen lie Drrdl
folt mbcnegiane Sdlu6ten in oic
Ardllenuolle Nadt oca @nloeS. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05
Scr Senner.

Gommer5ienrotb Weper iist I'M
Concert, neben ibm Muiifoireftor t.
o6tnOen Sic ut6t, OaB I'M Sual bier
cine ihIehte 4fuitit lit, SEER Cont
mer5ienratb?" iagt Der Muiif-
Oirettor.
sd rteb' mir" mar sic Antport.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

rem icit in mcincr Scele ~geipur5elt,
ihlpebc berab uni bcinen alberto,
mo iegne i'm. Siebc, iG lpanole
nit @ott - ,Wit @ott!"" lit mein
@obliprrd, 81 oaen 3eiten!" -
uno begeiitert trilg Der junge Selo
DEM Hegiment Ole SABINE porauS uaf)
oen Hieoerlanoeu. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-05

Wir MAIDEN cine grllnoIide
untcriuGuns Der ailgeu, pcrs
DEN nus flar, no oas llc6el i'll
uno bann gebrn mir augcn=
gIaier, mrIdc absHlfe ihafcu.
Wit nrirrcn Srillcu IcBcu Sis
pcrIrft uno fOnnen rubig ieien.
SIS 1T ui6tis, DAP Die @laiet
III ri&tiser PuIitar sur Den
Augcu iiuo. gEir bsiarscn
alrs oirics unb madlen oit
arnorruuscu. Sic br;aSlen
ulr fir Die Sriac.
A. R. knights & Co.,
..Opfiksr..
7O8-714 Rain strase.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

once by the populists and again in 1898 by the Republicans and endorsed by the populists. He served in the Span ish-American war. being a corporal.
 The new postmaster will receive in valuable aid from Mrs. McCabe. his first assistant. who has had eighteen years experience in active busine ss life with the American District Mes senger Company. of New York City.
 She began at once upon leaving school in the employ ment of this com pany and resigned her position as auditor with twenty or more under her immediate supervision Few have had a more thorough training in business than Mrs. McCabe, which will serve her well in the new and important posi- tion which she now occupied.
 Assistant postmaster Mrs. G. J. Mo Cabe; registry and stamp clerk. Miss Nellie Nichols. delivery clerk. Miss Minnie Hanninger: mali dispatcher. Miss Millie Kelly; stamping clerk, Miss Tillie Hanninger Miss Minnie holds her old position which she held under Postmaster Pritchard Miss Nellie Nichols had three years experience in the office. also under MT. Pritchard
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
GEO. j. MccABE ASSUMES HIS OF.
 FIciAL DUTIES.

Is Glad to Get to Work and His High.
 est Desire is to Serve the People
 Satisfactorily.
 The new post master of Bisbee. Geo. J. McCabe, took up his official duties July 1, and is now occupying one of the responsible federal positions in Ariz- ona. When seen yesterday he was in the midst of hls new work surrounded with his assistants. ,a rf.rf
 am glad to get to work" said Postmaster McCabe. " and my highest desire is to serve the people. and sat isfactorily. fully appreciate the re sponsibility, resting upon me. I am securing the very best assistance ob- tainable who will cooperate with me in serving the people"
 The new postmaster is a native of Ohio, but has lived in the west since a boy; coming when sixteen. "I lived in Montana when she was admitted into the Union, in Washington when she was admitted into the Union. and expect to live in Arizona when she is admitted into the Union.' said Hir. McCabe.
 For the past nine years Mr. McCabs has been employed by the Copper Queen company and is well known in this section of the territory. He has been twice nominated for the impor- tant office of sheriff of this county
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
USE ALIENS FOOT EASE

powder to be shaken into the shoes Your feet feel swollen. nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smart ing feet or tight shoes. try Aliens Foot Ease. IL cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, in- growing nails. blisters and callous spots Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it today Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 2Sc. Don't accept any substitute. Trial package FREE. Address. Allen S. Olm- sted. Le Roy. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

We want everybody to now that NEW FURNITURE AND SECOND HAND GOODS are bought and Sold by M. Stein and L. w. .Stodgehill. in Nelson block. corner O. K. street and Brewery Gulch, Bisbee. -Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
NOTICE.

H. Hammond is not authorized to collect any money on account of the Review, either for job work, advertis- ing or subscription.
 BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
 W B. Kelly, Manaser.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

wanted.-By young girl, position as nurse or to assist in general house work. Address, Dottie Hooser, Gen eral Delivery. Bisbee. Ariz. 6-29-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
METAL AND MONEY.

New York, July D. Associated Press.-Silver. 521s; Mexican dollarJ AZ; copper. quiet; Lake. 12h to 12A :: asting, 11.75 to 11.95.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
NOIlCE-ROQMS

NoTlcE-ROOMs. t.
 All persons who can furnish one or more rooms for visitors attending our Fourth of July celebration are re- quested to- report their location at the ofice of the opper Queen hotel 6-29-3t Ii.-i CHAS. c. ROUSER.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
Popular Wants.

All ads for this column must be ac. companied by the cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

For Rent.-One four-room furnished house ol Quality Hill. For particulars apply at 284 School Hill. .. .6-27-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

For Rent.-New Broom house. Cap ital saloon. st 6-19-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

Wantsd.-Waitress at the Grand hotel 6-2e-f
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03

nibals who killed and devoured Liv- ingstone,- the great explorer, in north ern Africa Zambesi was captured in Africa and is now on his way to Coney Island The wild man bites the ends od chisels and eats raw flesh.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
III MESANcE or TRUSTS.

PROFESSIONALLY the sentiment Of the
middle wet and no:.hwet at The
present time is 20 strougely III favor OF
tariff revision rs TO promise soale ex.
treinely dii agreeable surprises for tie
Republican praty in the ear future.
says the ST. Louis Republic.
For some few years past the people
have been slowly but surely awakening
TO the Fac, that a high protective tar.
if contaiupd no meaning Of benefit t.
themselves. They have found tina: the
only ~rcsults, rs Tar us they we're concern
ed. was that they were compelled to pa!
higher prices FOR American man utact-
ured products than WAS paid III foreign
markets for the same products. When
they remen. berri that the high tariff
wa levied for the express purpose Of
protecting" American industries from
foreign competition, tile fact above
mentioned opened their eyes to the
bunko nature Of the tC.ItT.
Daring the time thai the people, the
consumers, have been paying this tariff
tax. amounting To many millions OF
dollars. the monopoly trusts, the sole
beneticiarics of this lax tribute eIacted
from the people, hay. grow enormous
ly wealthy. The chief figures in these
trusts are the millionuircs many times
over. They have been made go by the
enormous profits on their goods which
the American consuming public was
compelled to pay. Growing thus veal.
thy. they Ia also become arrogant and
IN ,Oirnt. They ITO uot nov recognize
that tiIe pc. pl, hay any ri !hts which
they are luund = si.rct. They feel
tlrat they cOnlr"i 'iur i}ri rilirau part!
and that the i;"pIbiic 81 parry controls
the government hence ,hcy are safe IN
scorniug the people aud insisting upon
further privileges and the maintenance,
Of the high protective tariil.
There is "a biG sur pr e III store for
these mouopol! millloLaircs and t"r tie
polItic Al party which does their bidding
The patience Of the American rorIlJ has
at last reached IT. limt ilIa re- ;ent
development Of beef trust rapacity and
Of the railway trend toward "a most ON
nous monopoly Of The carrying trade III
the northwest has arnu-ci the people to
u sense Of peril. Protective action will
be taken at the polls in the Congress,
ipnal elections this year and i'll the
Prcsiieutili election two lrnrs hence
The people now know bcyoni all ques
o that they must eli inmate the tru st
evil from American lie II the rights Z"
,hc many are to prev Ill as against The
privileges Of the few.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
IIir Graduates DIsappuIntrd,

The G]radunteR Of the high school were
very much lisappointe ycster lay be.
cause they we're not permitted To hold
their exercises in the evening. The
public shares in the disappointment Of
tho Cinss and regrets the necessity that
compelled the action uf the authorities
III prohibiting the "xcrciscs. From
County Superintendent Ilende son,
the lNDEptSDENT learns that the class
prophecy aud the yalcdict"ry were read
ycster lay Afternoon. and that they were
" exceptional merit. Tho other essays
and exercises We % doubtless of equal
merit, Tins speaks well for Prof Waite
and Miss Edo ind proves that under
their management the hIglI school lIns
been Il success.
Tho young people shonld not take
their disappointment To heart. Thoy
will find as 'hey gfhw older that Ito il
filled with dissppoip.nonts. They will
also find that the one who can ,nost
easily over come iii 'appointmenis will bc
the most cue ~"ssful, 4 disappointment
met md 0verC, IN makes ua stronger
10 overcome the next.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
Prom pt ActI1n.

nistrict Attorney Henderson, who Ia
In Careon attending the Grand Lodge
OF Masons, laid tho smallpox situation in
Elko before the Slate Board of Health
yesterday and urged immediate Zee.
ton. That body ucted promptly mud
wired instructions to the authorities
here to remove Tacundo TO the pest
bouso Mt once md to establish and
maintain an effective quarantine OF all
smallpox patients.
In obedience to these instructions the
authorities called on Facundo this morn.
Ing and no consented to be removed ia
the pesthouse. lilo and the young man
with him viii be taken tc the pesthousc
this evening. Constable Mccoy male
the necessary arrangements this after.
noon Tor their removal. Facmnlo has
the genuine emnllpox. Tho disCnso is
well developed and no 10 n pretty eick
man.
Now, that tho State Board OF Health
has acted and clothed tho officers hero
with tho necessary authority,a rigid quar-.
antino OF all injected houses should he
maintained dbd all who Violate il should
DO eeyerly punished. There should re
no moro talk OF MnDilla itch or kindred
disease. but all should look Mt the sit.
uation exactly ia IL IS and do their utmost
to nssist the authorities In their effort IL
stamp out the diseasc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13

Whcu the smallpox WAS epidemic in
OGdcr u year nt 80 ago. Il indy Of Dallae,
Tcxga. sent the following commuuira.
tlou Ia the News NJ hint city md vouched
Tor the efficacy ~ the receipt given
LClnw. II the remedy IL what il il
claimed 10 bc rcCrybpdF should know
IT. hence IT, publ W'IOD trdny. The
lady says:
II herewith append u receipt which
has been u'ci to wy kuo Slcd 20 ~ han.
hrcds ui cas"s uf smallpox. II will pre-.
vent. or cure, though the pittiugg Hre
filing. When Jcr ucr discovered tho
cowpoI in England the world OF science
overwhelmed him with fame, but when
the most scientific school nf medicine IN
the world. that # Paris. published this
receipt IL went mhrcdCd. II ~ unfIilinL
- fate, and cOugucrs IN every imsiau CO
II will also cure scarlet fever. Here ~
the receipt ~ I have uach It to c,rc
smallpox: SulpIialc uf z,u., n gran;
dimtplis. ono grain; eugoT. one. hail icH
spoonful. Dissolve IN u wine glass Of
81 soft water or water sln'h hHl bc,n
borlrd and cooled. Take u ic~aspnonful
every boar. Either SMALLPOX or scarlet
("ver viii disappear in twelve hours.
For children the dose must 10 diminish
rd according tO age. II countries
would compel their uhy"ici1Ds to usc
this treatment there wOul bo no need
Of pest houses. II you yIlIc yrur life
uE, this tOcoip;,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13

\ rich body ~ ore was broken int" on
the $50 loot level in the "llurn SiiScJ7
mine. one Of the r., IL O'Bnen
group 81 claims on Clark mountain,
Ray district. which il just bearing out
report Of the properties. Hs publ she'd
in the bonanza o. May II, The rtrik"
was made as good Judgement prcdicdcd
IN the main ledge Will" drifting to-
ward- the mOurtaiu, where each foot ~
drift gave a corresponding depth from
ghe surface.
Twenty leases nave been let at Lone
Mountain. aud some - the shafts are
down forty feet. "" are not reliably
informed that Lone Mountain affords
Leasing PROPOSE ions where the ore must
he shippe |. but wI'h the lie velopmcnt Of
the m.nca there, water and anil. will he
put in, und with the ore Tree .luillmg,
~leasers should make good munny ont
81 their tense huid~.
Thus morning at > Z. u. what will
probably prove II fattl scident occurred
III the Valley NirY shart just before
the night shift were preparing Ia blast,
tools we're being sent up. II al The
.imo If the Hccider, john Day. one OF
miners, entered the bucXct and gave the
signal to hoist. The ascent WA begun
and a few moments after the remaining
miners working III a station that Is
being opened at the lSD foot level heard
u cry aud one ~ them rushed to the
bell cord 10 s'gual. but reached the
platform just IA the bucket with it's
human freight struck The heavy timbcrs
Of winch the landing il formed. There
were u couple Of chovcls aud u lew drills
in the bucket in which Mr. Day was
riding to- the slrfhcc. aud lac WIS
impaicd on the handle Of one Of the
ebuvcIs. rhcvomnd ~ hi most serious
injury whilo the general shaking up
his body received %ould IN all protubIi.
ity cause his DEATH, iiuUGuZl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
A TimeIJ Warning.

Owing to the prevailing ep-
idemic, there will be no meet
ing at the court house to-
night and the Fourth of July
celebration is declared off.
This step is taken il obed-
fence to the request OF Com
missioner Clark and District
Attorney Henderson, rein
forced as it is by the sentiment
of a large majority of this
community. In obedience to
this sentiment that every
precaution possible be taken
for stamping out the prevail
ing disease and preserving the
health 8 he p~ommunity, the
Independent Strongly urges
the psople of Flo to remain
away rom ALL public gather
ings Of whatsoever kind until
the present disease is stamped
out and all danger is passed.
Especially does it urge young
and old to remain away from
all trains, unless called there
by important business. The
authorities do not want to re-
sort to force to enforce THE re-
quest, bnt will rely altogether
upon the good sense and
Judgment of the people of the
town for its enforcement.
Unless a proper spirit IS
shown by this community the
State Board Of Health may be
called upon to establish and
maintain a quarantine of the
town. This would result i'll
much loss and Inconvenience
to the community which can
be avoided by the people of
Elko complying heartily with
every request ofthe authorities.
Act for your best interests and
you will serve the interests of
Your neighbors and the whole
community.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
Through the
Heart OF
the Rockies.

Everybody knows that the scenic and
most inter esting routc across the cont.
nent IA 10y way 81 Salt Lake Cuy--thr
City ~ the Snints--und the Canon ~
the Grand River, Tennessee Pass. Eagle
River Canon. the Royal Gorge, the
Blnck Canon 81 the Gunuison or Mar.
shRl! Pass. all OF which are views seen
from the car windows ot the Drnvcr i
klo Grnnde L. Il. Through Sleeping
and Dining Car Service Ia Denver.
Omaha, Khnsns City. 81 LoniR or Chi.
rago. ~St"p-over privilege is granted on
nil classes II tickets. Personally con
iuctci Excursions. Write Tor copy OF
-Er"sEing III" RncEics" Ia /. 4. R"ntou.
General Agent, Passenger Department,
Salt AXE CITY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13

ie sick and nervous headachce.
Sherman Headache curc gives instant
relief. One dose cures. Guaranteed
perfectly harmi"Hs. Immediate relief
21c, md l0r. n box. I, curea neuralgia.
Every box guaranteed. FOR ealc 10y
Elk0 Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
NO GRADUATING EXERCISES.

Owing to the prevalence of
smallpox in town and the
spread Of the disease, it has
seemed hes. - the school
authorities to ( ell the grad
uating exercise at the high
school tonight. Comfy
Superintendent Henderson
has taken this step on the
advice of DIR. Hood and many
prominent citizens ofthe town.
1nthe opinion ofthe Independ-
ent Mr.. Henderson has acted
wisely.
Mr.. Henderson, went to the
high school this afternoon
and presented the graduates
with their diplomas.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
TOR SnIr.

Mrs, Elio Campbell offers her dry
goods aud drcssmak,nR buriusss Tor
snle ut n reasonable Hgurc. Tho hus.
in"sa In n paying II md offer 0f ealr
n made owing to failing health. For
tetms and other iDtorma,hat call Mt the
store or nddfcea Mrs. Ellie Campbell,
Elko Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
want Others to Know.

81 have used DoWitt's Little Furry
l'isera tor constipation and torpid liver
and they are all right. am glad TO ia
dorse them for J think VIXEN We find a
good thing wo ought TO let others know
It," writes Alfred lIeipzo, Quincy, III.
They never gripc or distress. Sure. snfe
Iilla, Ellto Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13
The BRIDE WEARS RED.
In China a Wedding Procession IL .
Mnss OF the One Color


Red Is the nuptial color in China.
The coolies that carry the bride in
her litter are dressed in red. and they
hear n dwarf orange tree loaded with
fruit and coin. The birds compa TT
mcntS are finished in red trimmings.
presents are carried on red trays. the
banners borne in the procession are
originally crimson. which are bright
ened 10y the rosy glow Of the lanterns.
Red umbrellas are carried. and illu-
minated signs blaze in color. The can
opy itself il decorated according to
the wealth and the taste of the brides
family. says Woman'S Home Compan-
ion. \ poor woman is carried tn her
wedding Feast in n plain chair painted
red. II the family has wealth or rank
the ~palnnGuin is very ornate. dec
GRATED with drag0n-heads. The Chi
ncse skin in working silk ar gold cord
is displayed in an artistic manner.
When the bride appears she wears a
red veil. and the letters To her anceS-
tors. whose blessing is invoked. are
written on red paper. The bride gen
orally wears a crown adorned with
tinsel and mock jewels-nn ihen which
is much more prevalent in Sweden.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-13

Francis Jeffrey commonly spent
or three ~weeks-on zach of his articles
in the Edinburgh Review.
Archduke Rainier of Austria has been
made n doctor Of philosophy hunoris
causa by the University Of Vienna for
his services /" science in collecting and
publishing Egyptian papyri.
CntuIIe MendcS has written n play
on the Spanish mystic, Saint Theresa.
II was accepted by the Coincide Fran.
caise. hut n there was no chance Of its
production before two years. il has
been turned over t" Sarah H~crrhardt.
who will bring il cut n her theater.
y wealthy mau "ucr wrote to Marx
Twain, who failed To arswrr his let
ter. The writer. wuu waited a con
siderable time for a reI!y. at length
became SO cHn~peraicd that he sent a
sheet 81 paper and u stamp to the au-
thor as n reminder. Mark Twain in
stantly replied on a postcard: Paper
and stamp received. Please forward
envelope"