davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
POPULAR YOUNG MAN
DANGEROUSLY ILL

Ii. /. McLane received word Thurs
lay night from Dr.. Heppner, OF Reno.
ii the serious illness oi his brother
Il, whom he acc impaired to that
place Tuesday, where he was placed
IN the Heppner sanitarium. The
word conveyed the news that the
patient was suffering from peritoniti,,
n an advanced form, and that his
snances Tor lire were very slight. DR.
ieppner advised taking the sick man
san Francisco, where more moderL
.onveEienees are to be had, and he
aas accord ngly placed on the night
rain leaving hel.o Thursday. lmmed
,eis upon receiving word OF til,
serious condition OF his brother H..
!. McLane left lor Hazen and mad,
tue "trip TO san Francisco with his
brother. The many trends OF I'd
are hopeful OF his recovery, but up to
the present time have heard nothing
rs regards his condition since arriving
in San Francisco.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Roll Of Honor.

The following named pupils OF the
Fallon grammer school deserve special
mention Tor good work done during the
month Of October:
Iowa Allen, Carrie Black, Laura
lark, Harry Ferguson, Alma Rink,
Nesta Fink Janet Parsons, Irving San
ford, Nora Shirley and Archie Shirley.
Florence Tannahill, teacher
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Ralph PAUL., Herbert Cook, Chester
Fink, Arthur Harmon, Millie Vannoy,
Ruth Anderson, Blanche Blain, Sidney
Black, Paul Cook, Frank Clinton,
GLADYS Marsh, Alexander Pritehard
Vera Wickland Tillie Cano, Margaret
3ratt, Otto Harmon, Goldie Marsh,
Nary Oats, Ray Clark.
B. Buchanan, teacher.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Express Rates May Be
Lowered.

The building OF the Western Pa.
cidc from salt Lake to san Fran.
cisco will not only give the Pacific
states a competing transcontinental
railroad, but it may also give the peo-
pie OF the west relief from the exorbi-
taht express charges they have to pay
Wells-Fargo for many wears. A New
York dispatch OF October g says:
1t was announced today that the
Globe Express Company, a Gould en-
terprse, which was recently organized
has signed contracts with the Western
Pacific railroad, whereby it will have
the exclusive franchise to operate over
that road.
The concern will also succeed the
Nells-Fargo Company on the kio
Grande Western, as soon as the latter's
franchise expires
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
LAWSON FIGHTS
INSURANCE COMPANIES

We ehave received full page circular
from Thos. w. Lawson, the author of
"Frenzied Finance" which he requests
us to publish. The circular contains
very interesting matter to the policy
holders in the three big insurance
companies, now under investigation in
New York. One of the articles is an
open letter to John A. Mccall in which
that worthy is shown up in his true
colors There is also u blank form OF
a proxy for policy holders to sign and
retur t. Mr.. Lawson authorizing him
20 act for them at all meetin. 8 of tie
company in which they hold policies.
While it il impossible for us to pub
lish the matter N the circular We have
no hesitancy in commencing the work of
Mr.. Lawson to all who hold life in
surance policies in the comp lnes now
under estigations.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

May Soon Come, To Car
son Sink In Search of
Homes.
Chicago ttorney In Quest of Suiti-
bic ocation.

t. J. McArdie, an attorney of Chica-
90, spent this week in Fallon, visiting
The surrounding country and making q
careful investigation OF the Carson Sink
and the Reclamation Departments
work. He has lately come from the
Central Oregon project being developed
under the Carey Act, by the Deschutes
Irrigation and Improvement Company,
and was amazed at the difference i'll the
methods pursued by the government
and private parties in the construction.
Of irrigation system. In comparison to
the work done under government
supervision Mr.. McArdie states that.
the Deschutes canal system seems more
like boys play, and that its permaney
can be only fraction OF what the
Carson Sinks will be. Here every
thought has been had for the future ana
while its ultimate completion will en-
tail great deal more expense than
private irrigation system OF like size its
cost To the homebLildlng will be less
for the reason that the enormous profit
made by the private promoter will be
entirely eliminated, the government
charging in all cases, only enough in
water charges TO remunerate it for the
sum expended. " hen this has been
paid, the water right trgether with the
entire system becomes the property OF
the home builder, 10 be operated in a
cooperative way.
Mr.. McArdie states that in returning
TO his home, he will carry with him a
glowing testimonial Of the future OF this
section, and that the many friends Of
ais who live in Chicago, who are solicit
GUS Is regards the success ot the en-
Jerprise, will be convinced OF its future.
ii his judgment will be taken.
He is IN search OF location in the
vest where a colony can be established,
md it Is probable that he will return
in the near future with a body OF home
seekers to whom this section presents
Il boon.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
AUTOISTS ISSUE
A Def

r. Kirman and Joe Short, Reno anto-
lists are reported to have made the trip
from Reno to Carson, VIA Virginia City
in two hours and twenty minutes, dur.
ing recent SPIN. While the time is re-
markably good, considering the grades
and roads, Fallon's Pope-Toledo enthus-
lasts, Messrs. Williams and douglass
hereby challenge the first named gentle
men for a race ov, + the same route either
competition or against tie, for side
bet OF from $1,000 to $4,000, one fourth
of which is to be placed as forfeit
upon making the bet Ii there arc any
automobilists in Reno or any other
parts OF the state wlo care to accept
this challenge, they can get action on
their money by addressing the Stand
ard.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Notice To Taxpayers.

FALLoN, Nevada, Sept. 80, 1905.
At regular meeting OF the Board Of
equalization on the following valuations
we're added to the assessment roll O.
Churchill county, as submitted by the
assessor OF said county.
J. +. Byers, on cattle $50 additional.
The following mortgages were also
added from the records OF Churchill
county.
K. |. Douglass, mortgage from P.
AIeDevirt Fuller, $l200.
". a. Larson, mortgage from Charles
+. Baker, 800.
l. Il. Kent Company, mortgage iron
\. 7. Forthrun, 1872.
+. L. Douglass, mortgage from
Geoage I. Burton. $l172.
". v. Williams, mortgage from II
". Ferguson and Grace Ferguson, $1,000.
W. II. BROWN,
County Clerk
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
COURT MAY con-
VENE SOON

4 recent issue OF the Reno Gazette
stated that Judge Curler would visit
Fallon on the 18Th, ult., for the purpose
OF holding court. 1t was stated that
the criminal and civil dockets would
be cleared OF all cases, but to date there
has been nothing confrmatory received
by the county officials. just when
court will be held still remains
mystery, no one seeming TO have even
the remotest idea.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

Linn county, Iowa, grand jury last
week returned three indictments
against the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific railway for alleged dscrimina-
ton IN Passenger rates. The indict-
ments are the outcome OF interurban
rates established between this city and
and Iowa City,
1t is alledged that residents OF term
inal cities were given lower rates than
accorded residents OF intermediate
towns.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
MINE
Sand Springs Property Is
Proving a Veritable
Bonanza.
Will Incorporate Immediately ans
Sell Stock.

Sheriff Robert Shirley received this
week returns from three samples o.
rock taken from the property OF the
Sands Springs Mining Company, which
were sent by HIM last week to the
Nevada assay office at Reno. The tests
show value in each OF the three sam
pies of $ll.6o, $l4.20 and $77.2l, re-
spectively. The last figure named was
secured from an average piece OF rock
taken from new ledge, which with the
mother ledge parallels the one first dis
already discovered, all OF high converge
at the top OF what is known as sand
Springs mountain. Competent mine
have lately visited the property and are
firm in the belief that the whole
mountain is highly mlneralized. Tue
ore body already uncovered by the de
velopment work is immense, the richest
sample having been secured from 4
ledge three feet in width and wiz
every appearance OF permInency.
Other rock, more choice has been
seat away lor assay tests and it
highly probable that wnen re.urAs ar
received from them an impetus will u,
added to the interest displayed d.
present in the various properties IL
Churcnlll COUNTY.
The Sand springs property is the re-
suit Of an accidental find made BY
Robert Shirley and Paul Adams, whil,
on prospecting trip last SUNNI.
Following It's discovery, some excite.
ment existed in this place, and twenty
two claims We're sUaked OUT, the VIII
mountain aiken up. since then the Val
GUS owners oil the claims have bandeo
themselves together for the purpose o
exploiting the property, and organize.
themselves into the Sand Sprin5s
Mining Company.
With them, confidence i'll the new
property has never faltered and recen
developments show almost conclusively
that their confidence will be richly re-
warded
Funds We're raised and Messrs. Greg
and kllker We're sent out under con-
tract to sink shaft fifty feet in depth,
IN this hopes OF striking the main OF,
body. Cod bearing rock has been in
constant evidence, until now they are
down to a depth OF thirty feet, and II il
believed that more progress could be
made by tulnelling into the mountai.
above the shaIt, wnere drifts anu
w.nzes vail doubtless dlsclosJ the mai
ore body.
The owners of the property are unan..
mously III tayor OF Incorporating ana
floating dttielent stock to enable tne...
to exploit their property. 1t is pldnn.,
to erect u stamp mlll at the nine anu
work their own ore which is free millln.
and easily worked.
sheriff Robert shirley and Paul Adams
LETT yesterday for Sand Springs; here
they will spend the next lew days in
looking over matters and arranging
for the further work necessary.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

Halloween passed off in Fallon with
the usual amount OF pranks, character
istic OF the occasion ". P. Beaoh's
corner store was labelled Sam Beach,
China Laundry" other places OF busi.
ness had commercial signs exchanged
buggies were dragged TO new owners.
and other pranks were INDUCED In, in
order that the young American might
work off portion Of his surplus energy
Very little mischief was done that
sdyored OF Aoodlemism.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Constipation

Health is absolutely impossible, ii
,onstipation be present Many serious
cases of liver and kidney complaint
have sprung from neglected constipa-
tion. Such deplorable condition is
unnecessary There is cure for it.
Herbine will speedily remedy matters.
c. A. Lindsay, P. NJ, Bronson, Fla.
writes, Feb II, 1872; Having Us ed
Herb ne, find 1t a fine medicine for
const paiion" soc bottle Sold by
the | Ii k,nt Co.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Notice 10 hom 1t May Concern.
fallon, Nevada, Sept. 9, 1905.

FdIIUIIt NtNHUil 'tPV' y I5UJ.
All parties having accounts with the
firms of Coltrin & Bailey, Coltrin 4 Fer
guson and +. C. Coltfin are requested
to settle the same AT once. All claims
presented against said firms must be
sworn to. All claims owing and re
naming unpaid the said firms will be
pl ICED in the hands of collector If not
paid within 70 days from date hereof.
Plea call at the court house and set
lie : Ii {. ". Ike c. :. BAILEN,
FRANK FERGUSON,
j. A. DANIELsoS.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

All those who know themselves TO be
indebted to the Fallon Meat Co. will
please call and settle immediately. As
there viii be u change in the management
ii the business Oh OF about November
18th. Alter that date all outstanding
accounts will be placed in the hands OF
an attorney ior collection.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

DR.. \ Cassacia, the young Italian
physician who was scalded BY falling
into geyser at Steamboat Springs last
sunday, died in Reno Wednesday eve
ning from the burna received. From
his waist down he was literally cooked,
the flesh falling away, exposing the
nerves, and his sufferings were in
.ense until death came to his relief.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
CONTRACTORS
DROP Big SUN

Of the various contractors who have
worked ON the Carson project but two or
-hree have made money. 1t Is claimed
oy the san francisco company tat Vie.
1ney leav, here the first of next month
.her ex penses will have exceeded thell
earnings 10 the tune OF omethlug like
yl2o,0OJ. The Pacific Coast Construc-
ION company claims ~ have lost IL
.ne nagnborhood vi $1,000 III the con
struction ot their various contracts III
.nis section. Other contractors report
smaller losses, while IL rev report small
earnings ". +. Beard q company
are reported to have made Il neat sum in
the fulhllment OF their contract. The
losses are said to be the result oil
handling work under the street rules
always imposed by the government III
the construction ot its work. The lew
who complied with all requirem, nts as
their work progressed were the ones
who made the profit.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

Having hpished our Heavy work we
are in position to dispose OF various
articles, machinery, gasoline engines,
lumber, pipe, etc. AS they are in good
shape, if you want for anything in our
line il viii be worth vour i'm %
give us call.
S. +. CONSTRUCTION co.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Horses For Sale.

Seyenty-fve or so horses for sale at
reasonable prices, They can be seen for
the next ten days at the ranch OF I.
II. Kent, at saltwater.
WINDER 4 HOWE.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Governor Sparks in the Roll
of David Crockett.

G vern Sparks was elected presi-
dent OF bear hunting club that was
organized in Repo Wednesday
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

Subscribe for the Standard-all the
news all the time.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

S. +. CONSTRUCTION co.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
DEFuNCION.

III Jueves pasado, q las tres de
In mahana fallecio en- la reciden.
cia de su hermano polftico, Don
Ferminio Maldona,lo, la cstina
da sefiora Nicolasita Macs de lis.
quibel, viuda del tinado CaudeIn
rio Espuibel La tinada al tempo
de su muerte apenas contaba AZ
afos de edad. l.amentan su tenn
ptana despedida una hija de 2S
amos, Tomasita Esquibel, dos
hermanos, Don Juan b. Macs, de
esta ciudnd y Don Abran Macs
de Santa Rosn y dos heunanas.
Sus funerales tuvieron mgar el
dia siguiente Il las dos de Ia tar.
de Y fueron atendidos por gran
n1mero dc deu,las Y amigos leila
familha. Paz 4 sus restos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
COMuNlCADO.

En una juH'a puhlica Que fut
tenidn por 81 pariilo Republica
no en- el precinto No. 20 llamado
San Juan que fut recientemente
crpado por la coInisi6n de couda.
do, los siguientes precilipr0n co.
mo oticiaTes en- tlicha junta; San
tos Sanchez, l'residente; Jesus
Marquee, Vice -pfesideute; Juan
r. Chavez, Spctetafio.
En- breves pnlAhras Don Ma
nnel Chavez explie6 que el fin de
dicla iunta era para nombrur
una comisi6n de preciuto por el
paItido Republieano. Despues
de qne hahlaron yarias personas
sohw asnutos politicosia siguien.
to comisi6n cenirhl ,fue nombra.
da ppr Il partido Rrpuhlicnno
para q l,rci,ho d. San Juan:
Manuel Chavez, Iaanerejildo
Flores y Elias Lucero.
Nos infprman que la innta fu6
muy .concurrida y entusiata, y
que 81 preciute ee ean Juan sera
uuo de los preeintos mas Repu.
blicnl,os del coudado de San Mi
0ilel.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23

auS por el demnnda.o & la ins: !.
tuci6n baucaria que esta baio su
cargo. Al nismo tempo, se dice
que FL contador Clark habia eStn.
do por seis 6 siete aims atrls
usando ilegalmepte los fondns
lel bnnco Y que phra ocultar sus
desfalcOs TENN lilTos con entra-
das falsas para essrharlos 4 los
exanina,lores. De todo eSto ~
deducp que el cuIpalile principal
v tai veg el 1nic'r fue 81 difunto
contador. que es probable quelas
denlanhas ctmtr,g Andrews obe-
dezcan mds bien 4 untipatias po
litieas v rersonalAs cue nj dess,,
de vindicar Ia lusticia. FL dele
gado Andrews has dado una ne
gativa rotunda categdrica 4
los cargos lue se han hecho en-
contra suya v tiehe dprecho 4 ne
dir que So suspenHan los juicios
en- 81 contra hnsth que Sc haya
avpri.nadoel aslhlto antek s tri.
huualps. DE este tmodo no habrn
lugar 4 hacer injusticia 4 niugu
no porqne las pruehas hallaran
por 81 sofas v daisin Ia rnz6n al
que In tuviere. 4 mas de esto.
hay Que tener prp%ente que las de.
nandas contra q delegsdo An
drews son dpmamlas civiles por
deudn v no conSaituypn ningGn
crfmen & relnnia eh 81 demandado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
PfMODiSMO BRABUCON

Algnnos perlodistas DE los del
chimaly macana est0n sienIpre
con la lanza Ell ristre esperanto
OCCASION para lanzarsu nndanada
de difamm.iones { insnltos contra
aquelloS Que son decontraria OPT
mono abrigau miras difereutes
& las suyas. Estos sou los perdo-
navidas Y matusietes de las re.
putaclones ngpnas Y re atlehen
AL de>tllfado y descaro cou que pa.
san por alto sus pIupios defectos
y sacan q plaza losque atribuyen
Il los dennas, hacienda gala de la
eiicienria cum que usun las armas
de la calumnia Y la diiamaci0n.
Tai genero de periodislno es de
iecha anticuada y solo puede
ugradnr & personals de vulgures
spntilnieutos y de gruseras pro.
sapiaS, porqne entire la gente illus
trada semejantes procederes r.,
plgnan Y reciben la Reproduction
que merpceIl. Ahnra 10 que walk
| v procura utilidai son los argu
menlos Y racioclnios birn funtla
dos sohre natprias de interes pa
bico, no las altanerias indie
celltes Y sueias de escritos bas
| t rdos ell que Sc train de rebalhl
y dsiminnir la i'uenH reputation
Y buen concepto de Lar personals
i La prensa chahacana y bravuco
ia merece ser sepultu,la con g
siguientp epitafo:
Aqui yace lamalicia
Que siempre fue acompahada
De la lntenci6n mar dahada
Y mas grosera iniusticia;
La infamia fu6 gu delicia,
Pues con groseras razones
Ataca reputaclanes
Con su lengua de serpiente
Recreandose torpemente
] Con embustes y ticcciones.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
GRAN IuRADO DtL ItRRIIORIO.

La signIente es nna lista de las
personus que coinpnne 81 gran
Jurado del TerritoriO: +. II. - .
lazar, Presidpnte; Claudio Ara
da, Jose 6 | gos, Cosine San-
rhez, Perfect, Aripiio, OctHviano
Salas, Engtni Gallegos, Paulin
A cuiIar, Juan Madrid Y Mar'i-
neg. Felipe Quintana. Demetrio
Qnintnnn, Jnan N:.i!. .'o-eC iir-
nero, Faustfu Silva. Basilio Ma,
,lrid. Pablo Zamora, jose Domin.
go I.ucero. Manuel Arnchuleta,
romaS Iacheco, Senovio Archule-
Ia, presciIiano 5andovtsl.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
ptPosIIos pt rfIRolfO.

Sc anuncia que en- las inme,lia
clones de Roswell, condado de
Chaves. se van 4 emprender ira
baios de hora6nci6n para cons-
truir minas con el fin de descu.
brir los depositos de aceite que
50 cree Sc encuentran debajo de
TERRA en- dicha loealidad. So han
organizado compahias para l'e-
var & cabo tai tarea, Y aunque
nadie ha palpado nj visto mate.
rialmente tales depositos. sc cree
que los prospectos son muy bue-
nos para que realmehte se descu.
bran.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
RoDfY PtRSISTf en- SU IDEA.

III ex.delegado Bernard 5. 10
dey, que desde el principle sc ha
dado & conocet como el campeon
v mantenedor principal de la eau.
sa del estado consolidudo, annn
cia que todavia slgue siendo abo-
gado y sostene'lor de TIL medida
y que continuar6 hacienda 10 po
sible para reaIizarlo. Sobre es
to sc puede decir que eI ex-dele.
gado es muy dueho de opinar
como 40 le antoje respecto a esta
g cualuuiera otra materia De in
teres publico. pero no lie nbona
ningun derecho para afirmnr lne
la mayoria del pneblo neo mexi-
cano concuerda con q en- tai opi
ni6n, porque 10 cOntrario es cier
to. Sin embargo, no esta fuera
d, lugar de'.ir que las dit!ca!tades
que actualmente embaraznn y
e-torban la admission de Nuevo
Mexico como estado separado
son debidas casi del todo 4 la
actitud de Mr.. Rodev cnan'!o Tv.
presentaba q este Territorio en-
d ,ongreso. de mode que ahora
no hay que apurarse tocante .
opiniones que acerca del asnnto
pueda ahrigar como ciadadane
| ,u.rtissil,tr.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
DECiARATORIA.
Hor SpmNesN. NJ, Nov. 16, 1905

HoT SpmNGsN. NJ, Nov. 16, 1906
Editor de FL INDEPENDENTS:
Espero me proporcione un es-
pnciO en- las columnas de su apre
ciahle peri6dico para d, Girl
adios q mis- amigos Demo-unio
nistas lndependientes porque va
estoy desengahado que sn poiftica
no es tan buena como ellos dicen,
81 en- casts que tienen prin'ipio no
dpseu yo segnirlo. \ de hoy en-
ndelante me adhere nj pmr,ido
Rapublicnno, crevendo que ese es
81 partido que proteie el hienes.
tor del pueblo en- general, y de
hnena 10 empleare mis- esfuerzos
para darle mi apoyo tanto eomo
sea posii,le ssto es slit flinguna
infinencia ilicita y con toda mi
espontanea voluntnd como un
ciudadano fibre. 81 a!guien quie.
re mas pormenores que loconsul
tie con migo yo ~ los dare.
TRINIDAD MARTINEZ
'restigo:
Sixto Armiio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-23
AIAQufS CONTRA ANDRfWS.

FL recibidOr Cunningham, qne
tiene 4 81 cargo la liquidaci6n dc
los asuntos del Banro Enterpris.
de Allegheny, recientemente de
clarado en- queiera. ha entablado
nuava demanda contra el delegn
do Andrews por In caDtidada ds
sol 900. que reclama yon debi
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-21
The kAlssR's TABLE HABITS.
Emperor Said TO Be Particularly Fond
OF Fresh Vegetables.

According to writer In one OF tho
most courtly Of Berlin journals the
kaiser is very fond OF vegetables. Il
have so many gardens" he is reported
to have said to the kalserin. that
surely you can lot me have fresh
vegetables every day" He likes Ger
man beefsteak. that is. chopped meat
ard onions fried. This he cats with
mashed potatoes. 1t is in fact. his
fayorlte dish. His majesty can't
stand oysters since Ge was made Ill
once by some baked mollusks which
an august English relative offered
him.
Fish must never be absent from the
table. and he always eats quantities
OF Il. 1T Is good for the BRAIN" he
says, "as II contains plenty OF phos-
phorus. His early breakfast Is at 4
O'Clock. and then he enjoys plenty OF
toast and butter. prepared IN the Eng
lish fashion. His beloved sweets are
pancakes. with lemon juice and sugar
over them.
He eats rapidly. and does little talk
ing while at meals. but after n hearty
repast he enjoys half an hour of easy
familiar talk and strong cigar. He
never INDUCES In a siosta. no matter
how hot tho weather or how heavy the
luncheon.
The Ordway new era., 1905-04-21
Not In Her Class,

Tho eagles were holding a oonvep-
t!on-or II might have been merely q
caucus-on the rocky crest Of = lofty
hill.
Proud. regal birds they were. pIerc-
ing of eye. sharp Of beak. and strong
of claw. and all the timid creatures
of the air retreated to n safo distance
and watched them with awe.
Presently. however. a wandering
turkey buzzard. attracted by curiosity,
yentured to join them.
They eyed her scornfully-even
threateringls.
What are you doing here?" they
said. This Is gathering OF eagles.
You are q vulture. and are not in our
class"
You are right" replied the turkey
buzzard. Il am OF some use in the
world. while you are thieves, rnbbers
and murderers. and not worth con
tinental except for show. Good.by
and be hanged to you!"
Thereupan she turned her back upop
them and few away.
Which shows. dear children. tha,
there are two kinds OF aris,ocracy
rrd that = lofty style isn't everything
Chicago Tribune.