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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
His Llttlo Gnne.

"I wonder il the spellbinders nova
days have'as many queer experiences
as used to come our wuyT
The speaker was Philadelphia
who used to be in demand az political
meetings all over the country, but who
has NOW mistakingly given way to the
idea that he is too old TO be ,nuch of
an orator. He continued
Il remember one experience I had
in the Garfield campaign. 1t was at
crowded meeting In Maine. The audi
ence could hardly breathe. Suddenly
quiet but determined looking man
surprised every one by eXcluiming, L
want TO put question 70 the speaker
II replied, We'll, sir, l am here to
answer questions
1862?
That is an absurd question. He
said great many things
Never mind. What did lie say In
1862?
Here the audience began to show
signs Of disapproyal, and cries OF Turn
him out" rose from ali parts of the
house.
L again repeat cried the irrepres-
sible one, what did Mr.. Lincoln
AT that point he was seized and
thrust out of the hall A friend ac-
companied him and said, as soon as
they regained their breath:
why did you make such n foo! oe
yourself repeating that idlotlc ques-
tion?
Because, wanted some fresh air
and did not know how else to get out
Of the place .'"-Philadephia Press.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
Square with tho Government.

wo years ago Mr.. M II. Sherrod
gned from the position OF postmas-
at Charlotte. He was checked up
his successor installed, and that
ed the affair to Mr.. Sherrod's s
king. But the other day he got
brmidable looking document from
Post once Department enclosing
Tcheck drawn with all the elaborate.
ness that would mark draft for ST.
100000, for the sum Of cents. A final
checking up OF his accounts had shown
that he overpald the Government In
that amount.-GoodlanI News.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
The mEpe BoiIer.u

In the British House OF Commons. an
soon as the question to be decided 10
put from the chair clerk at the table
sets in motion a large sand glass, IA.
miliarly known to members MS the
"egg boiler" probably because 1t takes
three minutes to run out. AS the last
sand passes through the glass the ser.
geant-at-arms instantly locks the mas
slve oak doors of the chamber, and
only those members who have sue.
ceeded in getting through the doorway
can vote.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21

I begged pardon, vauited the stile
with one hand and strolled OH. Pres
emily looked back. Miss Bohun was
seated astrlde the top bar, clinging
with both hands to it. Her face was
deeply flushed.
DO so on!" she called out, vehem-
emily. i went oil leisurely. But, some.
how, could not make up my mind to
! walk brlskly. She did not join me, so
flung myself on the grass and pulled
out cigarette. Then / heard my
name called in distressful voice. I
stood up and looked around. Miss Bo-
hun was stride tha top bar and she
was plnker than ever.
please come-don't be so unklndm
she cried, with tears in her voice. I
hurried back like the wind.
"Oh, just give me your handw pant
ed Chloe, nervously lifting one from
the bar. "T can't-it's such long
drop. 1 can't get my"
Wait bit" said I, considering.
you're half way over now. You've
only got to lift that foot Off the bar
and"
II shall go over. know 1 shall go
over" she said, patbetically.
mo, you WON'T" said 1. at only re-
quires confidence. Imagine you're on
horse, and"
"But don't ride horse this way"
said Chloe, miserably.
NO" said 1, "but men do; and wo
men are just as good as"
ITS cruel Of yoI-its beastiy, when
I'm in such perllr' sobbed Miss Bohun
She clutched wildly for me with the
trembling hand she had disengaged.
seized it and her.
Now, just lift that foot" enjoned.
Chloe's weight lay imp on my shoul-
der.
II can't get it free. It's stuck" she
said pitifully. L moveu closer, still
with my burden on my shoulder, and
loosed the dainty foot. New" l said.
She lifted it gingerly. Don't mind
your ankles" L said.
ooh, but am" Her foot went
back. Shut your eyes, please" she
entreatcd. shut my eyes. The next
instant the weight on Inc was doubled
and two arms went stranglingly
about my neck. AS l have explained,
the foothold descended into the hoi-
low. went down precipitately on my
head. l saw several corn fields and
two or three stiles: also more than one
Chloe. But l seemed content to be
there. Miss Bohun extricated herself
quickly.
"Oh. are you hurt? Oh. how dread.
full Of me-" she said. "Oh, please do
speak,
II liked It," I said, "and I'm only
hurt III one place."
"I-you frightened me- she said,
with serious little laugh. "I'm 81
sorry. Is it your head?"
/ shook it and sat up. "No, luckily
l was born thick headed"
"Your-your kneeT" she inquiries
again, hesitatingly
Certainly not my knee" replied.
"Then-" Chloe turned away. Sh0
might have asked further questions,
but she didn't. she was busy smooth.
ing her skirt. II can't think why theT
make such horrible things" she said.
"Oh, but any woman can get over d
stile," told her. She made no reply,
but turned right away. "please," /
called. won't you help me upT
Miss Bohun turned back reluctant,
ly. 1 made face of pain.
ITS your ankle?" she said, with sud
den anxiety. / WINGED and took het
hand and then was on my feet, WITH
that hand in mine.
"No, it's here" 1 said in n lowe=
voice, laying my hand on my heart.
ut was here long ago" drew he's
to me.
"Do you always do that to people
you heip over stilcs?" asked Chloe. be.
tween 4 smile and :; sob.-H. b. Mar.
rlott-Watson, IN the Sketch.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
aomna Worn 1nhonra

Afternoon frocks for the house are
pretty and stylish, and many are the
materials utilized for their making.
Milady, when she remains indoors for
an afternoon, and is not receiving call
ers, dons one of these rather new
dresses which are not negligee nor yet
"dressup." They are made with the
waist and skirt and probably a long
sash as relief to, the plainness
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
COULDN'T FOOL HER.

Mrs. Boardman-What did those
pies taste like which we had for din.
ner?
Mr.. Boardman-Sa Sawdust.
"Exactlyi That accounts for it! /
heard the boarding. house woman tell
her husband to order some kindllng
wood, as she wanted to make some
pies for dinnerp p"--Yonkers States.
man.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
A Milton or sprotaoios Holder.

a mitten or spectacles holder made
In canoe fashion-cut out two pieces
OF red or some colored paste board
box, lace them together at the bottom
and paste paper around the bottom
TO corresponds; cover the laclng, cut
some flowers out Of seed catalogue
and paste on in some dainty form.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21

fifteen years l suf-
fered with terrible
pain In my back. 1
did not know what
1t was to enjoy q
nights rest and arose
In the morning feel
ing tired and un-
refreshed. My suffer
ing sometimes was
simply indescrlbable.
When 1 finished the
first box OF Doan's
Kidney Pills / felt
like a different wo-
man. / continued un-
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
Crystallzed Gal, FIoIds

The great field OF crystalled salt at
Salton, Cal. in the middle of the Col
ofado desert, is 2G4 feet below tho
level Of the sea ANA is more tla:l,aaE.a,
acres in extent. IT'S surface
as snow, and when thee
its brllliance Is toOk
eye. The field
by the manssss -
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21

til I had taken ave boxes. Doan's
Kidney Pills act very effectively, very
promptly, relieve the aching pains and
ali other annoying difficulties"
Toster-M Miiburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by all druggists. Price 30
centa per box, .-. - l1ia..i-..,..,>
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
COMPLETELY RESTORED.

Mrs. p. Brunei, wife OF p. Brunei,
stock dealer, residence Bill Grand
avenue, Everett, Wash, says: "For
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-21
GIL OE and
The STILE

5 we came down the field
Of waving corn on Laven.
der Hill Chloe was talking
quite heroically OF life.
Hor l,nit l,o,l l>oo,~ i,t. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

zines 6ebltrittes fiel Tie eirs 5reppe
herab; bierbei 6rah lie ben 8eblfopf
9urh ben SOO puroe lie bon ibren
ShmerSen erloit.
Oorlfb. Dem 0Dmnaiioloberle6
rer a. D. Yroiehor Or. Yannede.
purbe Der rotbe Nolerorben pierter
&loiie uno Dem peniionirten Giien=
babnSugfiihrer SuIius Qeber 0as Au=
oemeine Gbren3eiden Derlieben.
9irf6oorf. Die Wl0belfabrit
BON @ebriioer Waafild brannte pol=
Itdnoia nit alien Wafdinen nieoer.
Die Tabrit beIddftiate 60 Nrbeiter.
2ieanib Z. Dem Oberpoitl6affner
SGoer bierlelbit. nelder nab TAFT 90
jGbriaer Oienit5eit in ben 8ubeltanb
trat, murbe onldBlid ieines Iusidei=
oens aus Dem Stuatsbienit bas areu3
gum GbrenSeihen erIter &laiie perlie=
ben. Gs lit bies Die erite 4us3ei6=
nunQ oieier Dirt. Die ieit ibrer i'm Sab
re 1900 erloloten Yegriinoung i'm
Nber YoltOirettions Ye5irt perlies
ben iuirD.
2ub1inib. Non einem lhpereE
SGidfdIsidlaae betroffen ipurbe bas
9lempnermsiiter SanniAuipsti'fdl
TDepudr bier. @or tur5er 3eit tar.
BEN brei ainoer bes G6epaares i'm Nls
ter bon A.. s uno II Sabren am Sdar=
lad. SEPT erla9 uud 0as Dierte Sinh
bon 1919 Sabren Der beimtiidiIden
Sruntbeit. unb bas lebte unb finite
biirfte tanm am Qeben bleiben. Sic
Gbefrau oes ba%rt9epriiIten Monnss
iisoi ,brnfaIs Idlper frant oarnieoer:
Fs mar nidt i'm Stonoe. ems ibrer
Ainber gu @rabe gu oeleitsn.
Yui dime IS aftenberg).
gem qmtsborIteber unb WiytbiAafts=
inipettor Sobanu Sonben muroe bic
HettunQsmeoaile ON YanDe perIieben.
Hotbtir6 {. Yoitor Yureel
blerielbii fsierte in isItener 5rilhc lein
~25idbrioes Srtsjubildum. 9efueiie
Der Qiebe uno 9~antbarteit purOen
ibm onieitig gu 56eil.
RDbnit. Die orobe 2eoerfabrit
bon s9oals bronnte nieoer. Der Sda=
ben 0 unQefdbr 250.000 Mart ents
itonb DEFENDERS burb Die 3erbrohenen
Wofhinen uno bic ungebeure Wen9c
BON D%erbrannten 6elen. III aber burf
8eriiderune geoedt.
Gotten (ober). Dos 81 Sabre
oIte Sobnden oss pontoffelfabritans
ten SCHUBERT fiel in ben nabe am
9oule lieasnben 9eid unb eriront.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

9 q B 9uan= @ Ii, Der aaiz
fer BON China. nur elm Spiel5eua in
ben 0dnoen Der Aoiierin Wittlpe BON
ebina lit, peiB ldngit Seosrmann.
6riibsr par Der junge &aiier Elm eiFris
ger 60roerer oes Heformipeiens. Wiit
auFri6tiger Gut iniere1irte er ii9 fir
europdifhe BiGenfnaften unb ituoirie
bic yerihte oes tiibnen N%eformators
STAN Suspei Su. 9as Iino ieboh
lanai perganaene 3eiten; benn Der
~neueIte yefebl am 0eburtstdoe bes
aaiiers. bsrausgeoeben BON Ieiner ais
mddiisen Sonte. gebieiet. lammtlife
geformaioren 81 berbaften uno Dem
0erihie 30 iibtrlieiern. Der aaiisr
iol, lpie 3eute, Die ibn fiir3lih aeieben
ldben. beriidern, Elm ~trantbaftes, miis
oes Nusieben baben uno Oft in p0llige
Apatbie berfallen. 6dufig iibertommt
i'm ipieber cine nerpoie llnrube; oann
ergreiit CT dlte. ipertbpolle GhriFten,
Die Iid in leiner fo,tboren Yibliotbct
befiuoen, unD ptrbrennt lie GngItlih.
Seine iebiee Sbfe 1T, oos olts md9tige
Gbinc pom emit beraui3ubeId r0ren.
- lie be oastrdgid Gnbe
eines IdiueiefiIden Oeiftliden fpirb
beti6iet: Sn benz Grie emmis6ofen
I'M Stanton 1hugau bat BET Friibere
pfarrer Hnbolf Stabel in Der Stride
felbit ieinem qeben Elm enbs gemaft.
Gi16s! bate leiaer5eit an Der llniberfis
tat 8oltod ftubirt uno itine Smmoiris
iufation bilr6 Elm aefdlihtes 3eifss
5euonib beg @bmuoihlms 5u Memel
ermoolidt. Va6 b~eItonoenem Grdmen
nar er einige Sabre yTdrrer Der pros
feItoniiI6cn @cmeinbe in Yalta
(arim), Bis er mad GmmisboFen fam.
aiir3lidp mar nun bic 5dihunQ bes
Hsifeseugniiies burd irgenb pelde
llmfi1nbe entoedf morben. Oe0en
Gtabel purbe cine gerihtlihe Inter
fudung er0ffnet. bod ftsfte mar bds
Berfabren Elm. bu Der Beihuibiate fir
oeiItesfrdnt erflGrt ipurbe. Gtabel
mubte feline GnifaHung nebmen; er
perdbIdiebete Ii9 bon oen mitgliebern
feiner @emeinbe, gina barauf in bic
Stride. frat an ben Mltar, sog sinen
Nebulper berpor uno t0btete ii6 burh
aspei SdiiHe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Gin afrifamisT'en Mcitauranf tn
2Nicu.

Bon Der i6onen blauen 0onau
miro 9eidrieben: Seit einioen 5aaen
bat Nien elm afritanildes ReItauz
rant. Sin unteraebmungsluitiQer re
ger. Der Elm Gbnlihes Gtabliiiement in
DRESDEN geIeitei bate, fam ouf Die
Sbse. i'm 9er5en Der Staot, in Der
Spiegel9afie. cine Wein= uno Bier
tube 81 crridten, un0 0ieie erIreut iih
~OorIdufis zines guten 3uipru9s. So
gar auf Der Strabe. Dor Dem Ginoana
oes lotals, iieben 3u alien Saoessei=
ten Nen9leriQe un0 luhen ourd Die
YprbGnge ben einen ooer onoeren Der
idpar3en Sellner SIT esipdben. GSrd9t
man einen oieler 8raust0pfe ullperz
mittelt: @eiBen Sic nidt 0eorqe
Waibington2, 10 errOtbet, ODER piel=
mebr erbleidt er elm lpenig unD TAM
melt: Sd, aber jeBt beiBe i1 0eorQe
Repmpnt. ollie Neger beiBen ndmlid
urIpriingIih. ndd ibrem gefreier,
George Wofbington. = SIN Souter=
rain berri6t 0amenbeoienunq uno
8ldpiergetlimper. Sin jun9es Mdoz
6en aus @eDlon - fir feline is Sabre
iiebt IS idon arg Derbliibt aus - pas
ii6 GennD nab Menica nennt (oas
MoelsprdOitat Nab bat es lib ipabrz
ldeinlid iel6lt perIieben) madt Die
9onneurs uno beiorat Die 9eDienung.
nobel e BON DIFF 5inD Rjanoubl
tbatfraftialt unteritiibt miro. Spritt
man MiiB llup auf englil9 an, 10 err
bait man Die 9lntport i'm ~reinlten
8erliner gialett. Die junoe Neaerin,
Die bon elmer oeutiden Wutter itammt,
lit ndmlih in9eutihlano gebOren unb
tat Die Some Aetbiopiens ME aeie=
ben. Die Wiener o~iirften ii6 aber an
oieiem tleinen @sburtsfebler nidt ito
BEN un0 liao bis auf Neiteres germ
bereit. fir cine 5ldiAe 0r;n3inser bier
aronen unO fiir Elm SeibeI Bier 20
6eller 81 be3ablen. 10 lange ibre Heu=
gieroe anbdlt - Ipdter peroen lie iid
geeen Iolde YreiIe eeipiB ipebren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
nntraaIid d. n9u muBt OOo

Il ntriali d. ogu mnBt Dop
Qemertt boben, Dab er Iid fir DID ins
tereniri." ~glun il, mir beaann 10
ettpas gu ldlponen. ais of Die iibrigsn
Wlaoden Su mir tamen rno i'm an
I0~pdr3ten."
1raum. Satin: asSit meip
neuer 0ui uiht 70 rei5eno wie Elm
Traum2" Mionn: .Nidt GAM.
lin poaitdnoia einem 5foum ~ gleis
den, miibie audi bic beigelegie geb,
nuno elm 3roum Ieiu."
- Neben a Of {. Wuitef: Pun.
Clara, biIt Oh BEL Deinem Bsfn6 i'm
Nd9b0rbous aud redt ariig geipss
Icn2" Clara: 80. Drama. mir baiien
IoDiel .GpdB. bob im gar ttiRe 3eis
belom, auf mid ielbit 3u odieu."
Gin 9 d weren0tber.
gadfifh: nWleine Wluiisr bdi Qeinet,
nit einem Jremoen foa ih niht ALIEN
in Maloe ipa8isren asbfni" Der
8remoe: nDo oct SIRE 5rdu Wutter
san3 re6t. Sd nil Sfuen ia oud
gar nidt fremb sIeibenl"
- Reue. Sunas Jtou (bein Wlor
o~entoffe): SiebIt Du, Wann. ih babe
BUD aeiiibrt. Sn OieIem son5sa Wlos
nat Bit Oh 27mal nad II ubr
abenos mad 9auie eetommen, uno
nur orei 2tbenoe 5u 9auie gsbliebeu.
Sunoer Gbemann 0ertniri6D:
odeubli6! Die I6onen brei Qlbenoe
10 3u perbummeln!
YerfebItes Gompl l.
ment. .Dos qieb Der Gturm" bas
ben Gle lpirtli6 prabtOOa 9eIungen,
gndbiges GroilaialF nDas irsut MID,
6nb ss SbHen g%sfalea bat, 5err BON
Sanosba3p." so pirilid, id bob
o%eoloubt, ih Dor 9riiden bon Wieb,
arahsn bon oiten Winbmiiblsn uno
5ealen bon Wino INN ben Sdlobs
tburm."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Gurupdil6e 2laGri6ten
2ai.rttcmpsra.

6tutfqort. Nn Giene bts
Gensronmtn0nts b. Reiobar6t 1T Der
bisheriae pirttemberqilde Wilitdtbes
polImdhtiase in Berlin @enerolmaior
D. IlordtbaIer gum bieIioen GommaEs
oonten ernonnt norben. 9sem
Nauimann Ouitap WliilIsr nuroe oas
@itierfrsu3 |. 8laIs oes 1rieori6s.
oroens uno benz gauratb Quolpig
GiIenlohr. 6rbouer oes Shiaerma=
Ieums. 3iiel uno Hana zines Obers
bauraibs pegliebeu. - Nehnun9sratb
6usenlaub. YorItano oes Waoencons
irollbureauS Der GrneraIoitetiion Der
Stoatseiienbobnen. Imeierte oas 50lGbs
RICE SubiLdum Ieines Giutritts in Die
Werfebrseritait. - @oiopernIdnger a..
3. uni @elanoslehrer proIeiior 0ein.
rid Yertram. einIt ais Yaritoniit pieI
oeieier!. IL bier in hobem utter gsltors
ben.
90bIinQen. Der Iriibere Gis
Ienba6nproftiion aonroo 8ebrer bon
3ettnanQ. pelder iih 1ier Dor GINGER
,3eit in ielbitm0roeriiher Nbiidt 5msi
geOolperldiiile beibsodte, 1T esltoTs
ben.
9iberah. Yripatier 0cinrih
Gtoib begina nit isiuer Satin in uol-
Ter Riiitiateit ods Set Der eolosnen
6od3eit i'm Nreile Ieinsr 6dmilie.
Gorres. 0aus uno Gdelier Der
9~onoipirtbe @eora BURGER uno 6yieor.
Mrmuno. ionie Sic Sdeuer Oes Sob
arbeitsrs 8obert Souroan braunten
ab. De- Gdaoen an @ebduoen piro
ouf 10000 Wart. an belue9liher 0abe
ouf 5000 Wart gelddbt.
Sam Il aot. Hatbsl6reiber
Mapsr mleierte lein ~25i0bri9es 0ienI
iubildum. aus iDeldsm NnlaB Ell bon
Der Staot uno ben ItdotiIden Yeomten
Ibone MnaebiRot erbielt.
Gbersharot. Der 22j6brIge
lebioe Waurer Yrenner BON bier ltiir3te
beim Sammeln n1annen5apfcn bon
einem Yaume un0 Itarb nab wenlgen
9(uaen6Iiden.
@minO. Der ain Nsubau oss
Sdulle6rcrlemindrs bier bel6Gitiate
Steinbausr Heiler mufbe BON elnem
0ol3itiid. oas bel Mufrdumunesorbsis
ten aus Dem oriiten Stodpert berab
eeiporIen muros. 10 uHaIiidIid auf ben
NopI aetroifen. bah er bepubiIos 81
Sooen itiir3te uno baIo earaui liarb.
Der Werunaliidte mar p Sabre alt
unb aus Stuttgart eebiirti9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
23ooen.

23doeu-
8arlsrube. Der preuBildje Sc
lanoie b. Gilenoeder bate bas Drip
eeltid. in Der Tdbe oes Yubnbotes
pon cInem Naoiabrer anaefabrsn VI
fDeroen uno gu S5an gu tommen; er ers
lit cine 8~erltBune am SUB. Die Gr3t=
IIde y%ebanoluna uno porauslidtlif
cine longsre iduslide Yllsgs erbe;lht.
= Der YrdfDent oes eoaneelilden
Ob,rtirhenraibs, WebeImroilt 0r.
5rieotih 9%Bielaaot. muroe anf Iein
Nnluden %penlionirt. CT erlitlt Die
Nette gum eroBtreu8 Oes Srnens pom
3dbTinger VOmen.
YanfbolSen. Wnh furssr
aranlbeit ltarb bier i'm Utter bon SO
Ss,abren Nf3iIor Berger. Gr bat in
leinem qeben aIie mOgliden 0emeinnes
Gmter betIeioet. 6r mar Wocbtipdd
Ter. 6elobiiter. poli3ilt. oann &aths
i6reiber. Ipdtsr giirsermeiTter unb
ieit - Sa1ren Nt3ilor uno ShuI=
fonosrehner.
Mannbeim. Gin . qr5Berer
Yranb brad in Der Del uno Yeti
labrif BON DEB u. Rooer I'M Snous
triehofsn aus. Sn Der Sfipebin
eeritrabe perii5te Der 6a6ritarbsiter
Noam AdmbeFQer aus G%mmen0inaen
nuf feline iriIhere 0eliebte. Die 6abrits
arbeiterin Warie Deg. einen MlorDs
periudl. er odb ouF oas W1Gb6en,
benz er aufaelnnert bate. orei Sdlii1ie
ob. pon osnen 8ipei in ben aopE elmer
III ben Miidm oranq. Oie Yerlebte
muroe IN bic Wobnung ihrer Gliern
oebraht. Der 9bdter perbaflet. Dos
Moiip 1T DerIdmdhie 4iebe.
pfor3beim. Sun Woloe aon3
in Der Wdbe Der Gtaot ipllrbe Der felt
einiQer 3eit bermibte G~ofDcrbeiter
lebflinq 20. 0abermehl. eia Sunae
BON II Sabren. an einem Yaums ers
bdnqi aulQsIunoen.
MinQsbeim. Der Gobn oes
tieiiQen NiirgermeiiIers 9iibler pernn.
eIiidie oaourd. bah ibm bae piero
leines bubrlueris. as CT lpdbreno oes
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GfDnlHg brinaen molIte. tinen Gdlao
leaen bic Giirn perIebie. Gr ipuros
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bradi un6 liset toiinunoaiOs barniss
ber.
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itporrdibe. ionic / GiDi Nieb, 2
G6meine uno siDn go 6iibnsr puroen
Elm Raub Der Jlammsn.
2sPetnptafa.
GpeDer. Dor einem Wotostpas
gen ideute am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bas Yierb bes Oetonomsn 3obn aus
0odenbeim unc ronnte in oas Gdaus
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MUS BON bier bat iid in sinsm Nniaa
bon S6wermntb erbdngl.
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The daily tribune., 1904-04-05

J. F. Terrence writes New York
life Insurance Ttf
The daily tribune., 1904-04-05
Santa Fe Excursions.

Account General Conference
Methodist Episcopal church, Los
Angeles, California, May 8. 1904.
and National Association of Retail
Grocers Of the United States. San
Francisco, California, May IS. 1904.
the Santa Fe will sell tickets to Los
Angeles and San Francisco and return
for $40. Dates of sale April cath to
May end, inclusive. Final return
limit June 80. 1904.
A. G. PALMER, Agent
The daily tribune., 1904-04-05
STRIKE ENDED AT GULcH.
Idle Miners Throw Oh Yoke of Agi-
tators and Ask Tor Work.

The coal mine of the Rocky Mopnt-
ain Coal and Iron company II SpriHs
Guioh which has been closed tor
nearly FIVE months on account Of John
Mitchell's fool maneuvers. is now
~ort ing At its full capacity. the min
ers themselves having begged the
management to allow them to return
to WORE on almost any conditions
Early this week, the company.
wishing to open the mine. shipped in
from West Virginia nearly one hun
dred practical coal miners with their
families. As preparations were being
made to put the new men to work.
some of the strikers began to realize
what a great mistake they had nads
in being led by the nose by the false
leaders who had posed as their friends
but whom they now. perhaps for the
first time regarded in the light Of
enemies. 1t was not until the old time
miners witnessed others ready to take
their places that their jealousy was
aroused and they were able to realize
how completely they had been deceiv-
ed.
One of the nnion miners. in par
ticular. realizing how he had been
dupped by the agitators, decalred that
he had been . slave to others long
enough and that now he realized that
he owed more to his family than he
did to John Mitchell or any Of his
| lieutenants. He declared that he
proposed to return to work, union OF
no union. -Glenwood Springs Post.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-05
Perfect Confidence.

Where there used to be feeling of
uneasiness and worry in the household
when child showed symptoms of
Group, there is now perfect confidence.
This is owing to the uniform success
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy in
the treatment of that disease. Mrs.
NJ. I. Basford. Of Poolesville. Md. y.
in speaking Of her experience in the
use Of that remedy says: II have
a world Of CONFIDENCE in Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for have used
it with perfect success. = Ny child
Garland ls subject to severe attacks
of Group and it always gives him
prompt relief. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-05
Independence to Lease Ground.

Independence to Lease Ground.
1t is learned from reliable source
that on May l = general system of
leasing will be inaugurated on the
acreage of the Stratton Independence
mine by the Venture company, and
will be continued until the ground
lie all leased to responsible par ties.
This action, ii is stated, was recently
taken by the company in London 1t
is proving a great surprise in mining
circles.
The corporation will continue for
the present. to work the usual force,
hut it is stated to be the p1rpose to
lease more and more ground each
month, or whenever favorable terms
can be made with applicants for
acreage, till eventually the whole
property will be worked under the
leasing system.
The Stratton Independence mine
shipped out during March a total ton
mage OF 1850 tons of ore of an average
value Of $50 per ton, or q total Of
$l39, 500. This is the heaviest produc.
tion the mine has made in any one
month since the innupuratiou of the
labor strike, the 10th of August.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-05
Garfield Mine to Reopen.

Report from q reliable sour 20
reached The Tribune this afternoon
that the Garfield mine at Coal Greek
will be opened up in q short time.
Work on the cleaning up of the niue
has already begun says the informant.
The Rockvale mine will be the last
one to open up. SO says q company
man.