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goshawks on q heron. II there not som,
| symbol or device upon their sailaY
THAT on the right" said Edricson
appears to have the head Of an EthioI
upon It"
Norman" cried seaman-mariner. u
have seen 1t before, when be harried III
at Winchelsea. He is wondrous large
and strong man, with no ruth for man.
woman or beast They say that be hath
the strength Of six; and, certes, be hath
the crimes of six upon his soul"
by St Paul" said Sir Nigel, what
IL that upon the other galley?
1T IL the red cross of Genoa. This
Spade-beard Is q very noted captain, and
1t Ii his boast that there are no seamen
and no archers In the world who can
compare with those who serve the Doge
B0ccanegra."
THAT we shall prove,' said Goodwin
Hawtayne.
"They will lay US aboard on either
quarter, my lord" cried the master.
'sGee how they stretch out from each
other! The Norman hath a mangonel or
trabuch upon the forecastle. See, they
bend to the levers! They are about to
loose it."
"Aylward,' cried the knight, "pick your
three trustiest archers, and see IL You can
not do something to hinder their aim.
Methinks they are within long arrow
fight 8s1
archer, running his eye backward and
forward. "Dy my ten finger-bones! it
would be strange thing II we could not
notch mark at that distance. Here.
Watkin, Of Sowley, Arnold, Long
Williams, let Us show the rogues that
they have English bowmen to deal with"
The three archers named stood at the
further end Of the poop, balancing them
selves with feet widely spread and bows
drawn, until the heads Of the cloth-yard
arrows were level with the centre Of the
stave. You are the surer, Watkin,"
said Aylward, standing BY them with
shaft upon string. "Do you take the
rogue with the red colt. You two bring
down the man with the head-piece. and [
will hold myself ready If you miss. Ma
foi! they are about to loose her. Shoot,
mes garcons, or you will be too late"
The throng Of pirates had cleared away
from the great wooden catapult,, leaving
two of their number to discharge ii.
One in a scarlet cap bent over it, steady
ing the jagged rock which was balanced
on the spoon-shaped end Of the long
wooden lever. The other held the
loop Of the rope which would re-
lease the catch and send the I'M
wieldly missile hurting through the
air. So for an instant they stood, show
ing hard and clear against the white sail
behind them. The next, redcap had fallen
across the stone with an arrow between
his ribs; and the other, struck in the leg
and in the throat, was writing and splut-
tering upon the ground. As he toppled |
backward he had loosed the spring, and
The huge beam Of wood, swinging round
with tremendous force, cast the corpse
II his comrade SO close to the English
ship that its mangled and distorted limbs
yrazed her very stern. As to the stone,
t glanced off obliquely and fell midway
between the vessels. A roar Of cheering
md Of laughter broke from the rough
lrchers and seamen at the sight, answered
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They are all dead-save the Norman
knight who stands behind you. VIVA
would you that we should do with him =
He must hang on his own yard,
said Sir Nigel ut was my VOW and
must be DONE"
How, Sir Knight" he cried in broker
English. What do you say?-to hang
the death of dog. 10 hang?
1t is my VOW" said Sir Nigel shortly
From what l hear, you thought little
enough of hanging others"
Peasants, base roturiers!" cried the
other. 1T is their fitting death. But to
hang-the Seigneur 'Andelys--a man
with the blood Of kings in his veins-it
Is incredible"
Sir Nigel turned upon h. heel, while
two seamen cast moose over the pirate
neck. At the touch of the cord he
snapped the bonds which bound him,
dashed one Of the archers to the deck,
and, seizing the other round the waist,
gprang with him into the sea.
by my hilt, he is gone!" cried Ayl-
ward, rushing to the side. "They have
sunk together like a stone.
II am right glad Of It," answered Sir
Nigel; for though it was against my
VOW to loose him, / deem that he has
carried himself like q very gentle and
debonnaire cavalier"
It was on the morning Of Friday, the
eight-and-twentieth day Of November,
two days before the feast Of st. Andrew,
that the cog and her two prisoners, after
running before northeasterly wind, and
a weary lacking up the Gironde and the
GarOnne, dropped anchor at last in front
of the noble city Of Bordeaux. With
wonder and admiration, Alleyne, leaning
over the bulwarks, gazed at the forest Of
masts, the swarm Of boats darting hither
and thither on the bosom Of the broad.
curving stream, and the gray, crescent
shaped city which stretched with many
q tower and minaret along the western
shore. Never had he in his quiet life
seen so great a town, nor was there in
the whole Of England, save London alone, |
one which might match it in size or in |
wealth.
II trust, Aylward," said Sir Nigel,
coming upon deck, '.that the men are |
ready for the land. Go tell them that the |
boats will be for them within the hour"
The archer raised his hand in salute, |
and FASTENED forward. In the meantime |
Sir Oliver had followed his brother
knight, and the two paced the poop to-
get6er.
.Once more, Sir Oliver" said Sir Nigel. /
looking shoreward with sparkling ewes.
do we find ourselves at the gate Of |
honor, the door which hath SO often led
ls to all that is knightly and worthy.
There lies the princes banner. and It
would be well that we haste ashore and
pay our obeisance to him
The horses both Of knights and souires
we're speedily lowered into a broad
lighter, and reached the shore almost az
,oon as their masters. Sir Nigel bent
lis knee devoutly as be put foot on land.
md taking a small black match from his
,osom he bound it tightly over bis left |
re.
MAY the blessed George and the mem
nv Of nv sweet Iady-Ioye raise high in
ny hearth" quoth he. "And as a token
VOW that will not take this patch FROM
nine eye until I have seen something Of
MS country nf EnQin and dnno QJ1Nh q |
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d voice like a bull. How now, Sir
Mayor? How Of the CLAIMS and the
sBy our Lady, my sweet Sir Oliver
cried the mayor, II have had 20 much to
think Of, with these wicked Williams, 90
close upon ns, that It had quite gone out
MAY, Sir Oliver. Sir Oliver" cried
Sir Nigel, laughing. Let your anger be
appeased, since instead OF this dish you
come upon an old friend and comrade."
"By St. Martin of Tours !" shouted the
lat knight, his wrath all changed IN an
instant TO Joy, IL It y not my dear little
gams rooster Of the Garonne. An, my
lweet coz, am right glad e gee you
What days we have seen together"
saThe clans and scallops shall be ready
within the hour" the mayor answered.
Al had asked Sir Oliver Buttesthorn to
as nv humble board the honor to partake
1T 1t Of the dainty upon which we take
some little pride, but in sooth this alarm
az pirates hath cast such shadow on my
Wits that ! am like one distrait. But
trust, Sir Nigel, that you will $50 par
take Of none-meat with met" .
VI have over-much to do" Sir Nigel
answered, "for we must be aboard, horse
ana man, as early az we may. How
many do you muster, Sir Oliver?'
seThree-and- forty.
ssThree- and forty. i shall have work for
every man Of them ere the sun set II is
Nv intention. n II seems good to you, to
tn venture against these Norman and
Genoese rovers."
CHAPTER XII.
Ieaylng the lusty knight and the Mayor
II Eepe. Sir Nigel led the Company
sfraleht down Do the waters edge, where
lonr lines of fiat lighters swiftly bore
fhem % their vessel. Horse after horse
~ slung BY main force up from tine
1870. ana after kicking and plunging
n Empty air was dropped into the deep
rIaiGf ~ the yellow cog, where rows o.
.f5]N stood ready Tor their safe keeping.
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Nn oaS Xnblttuul.

Die .5reie Breiie ftir geros" tuiro
an itber $50 Ruitofficen perianbt, unb
bat cine gruRe 8erbreitune in Der
0abbar' Republit Weritu, i'm Snbia.
aersT sTerritorium unb Oklahoma.
Sbr girtulatiDns. @ebiet in Eeros
eritredt fib BON @alpeitpn bis binauf
nah Deniion. oOm duseriten Often
bis mad @l .eaio i'm fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt ielbftueritdnblib NIT Be.
ionoers sablreiben 2eiern oas biht>
beiieoelte Rittels s2eras unb ben Giio.
tueiten elm. Iuh in Werito BAT iie
cine arDse 8erbreituna.
Htsei 8etfenee itnb beitanbia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereIie oes
Blattes untermeas unb fiibren oe,ns
ielben i'm Werein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2ofal Igenten fsrtmabrenb
neue 2efer au.
Sn &nbetratht bieier Ebatlahen III
bic n5reie BreHe", 100 es fitb barum
banoelt, bic beuti4e Beu5lteruna su
erreihea. beS beite Maseiae Sue,
btam tm Gtaate Geras.
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Deutlb amerifaniIbe Beitungen
meroen i'm alten Baterlanb nit gro.
Bem Suterefie geleien, neil fie iid
frei ausipreben unb bdufig npn bril-.
ben nlebr Reuigteiten unb Oea6rih.
ten bringen, als Die beutiben Bel.
trngen ielbit. Die ,sSreie 8reiie fiir
GeEos" 1T oriiben iiberau, tuDbin lie
aeianot tuiro, elm febr germ aeiebener
@ait uno fann iib riibmen, Nner.
tennung uno Wiiroieung su finoen.
wie aus sablreiben Driefen an uns,
iomie an Dieienigen, mel9e bas Blatt
an ibre Werwanoten ibi6en, beruur.
aebt. Wer oaber ieinen Bermau6teu
uno Jreunben cine 5reube ermeiIen.
ibnen Elm milltommenes @eihenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beftelle fiir fie bic
nSreie 8reiie fir 1eras". Das Sn.
terefie fiir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt ftir
ben Staat unb bic @egeno, uo bic
8ertuanbten uobnen, 1T in DeutSd.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unmbo.
lib, II, YriDatbriefen cine 10 arun6.
libe &uftldrung unb 8el1reibuna
oes fremoen 2auoes gu eeben, uie
oies bic "5reie 9refe" allm5dent.
lib tbut. Sir ben gerineen 8reia
BON So nerienben mir pDrt0Frei unier
reibbalti9eS @ubenblatt auf Elm Sahr
an iraenb cine Nbrefie i'm Guslanbe,
Die ssreie preiie fiir 1eras pmbl.
GDmhanh.
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- 4arl 8linb. Der alte Mhtunos
Dieraiger. hat in 2Dnopn. no er ieit
Sabren als Sbriftiteller tebt, ieinen
abtsiaiten 8eburtstae aefetert. 8arl
Blind ruurbe gu Wannbeint aeboren,
beteiligte iih ihon a(s STUDENT in
9etoelberg an ben pDltttfhen Betpe.
gunaen uno 1848 an ben Oeder'fben
uno Struoe'i ihen ssreii9aarensiiaen,
muroe nad @ritiirmuna Der Staot
Staufen nit Gtruue eefaneen unb su
abtidbrieer 8uhtbausitrafe uerur.
teilt, aber i'm W1ai 1849 burb Bolt
uno S0lbaten befreit. Sn &arlerube
tuuroe Blinb ourd 2anoeaauaI1u6
alS oiplDtnatiiher observation-disclosures
mad Baris aeIanot uno bier, ber
3eilnabme an oem Nufitano pDrt 13.
SUM 1849 beihuloiet. spei Wpnate
aefangen aebalten, oann aus sSrants
reidh nermieien. St beoab 1ih nad3
8riiiiel, oann nod 2nnonn unb
mirtte BON oa aus in Der BreNe ii
oen0fratiidem Sinne, tuarnte aber
lbon 1860 bic beuti1e Den1utratie
pDr Nnlehnung an sFrantreih unb
trat nuf Verlanmlungen uno in Der
Hreife entihieoen in nationalen1 Sins
ne auf. Gin 5tiefiDbn Blinds, Ser.
oinanb Cohen Blind. neribte am 7.
Wtai 1866 Elm Nttentat auf BismarG
uno tDtete iidl barauf in, @efGnQni8.
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iGon wurbe Ners. Winslop's Sous
thing Syrup uun MilIiunen BON
Wiittern beim Babnen Der ainber
araetuenbet. Mirit Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oas S6reien zines Rinoes ae.
itbrt, oaB i'm Habnen lift uno DOE
Shmersen sueintP Benn 10, laiie
i0fnrt cine sSlaide BON ,.Mrs.
Winslnlus Soothing Sprup" hulen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. &c tuiro
oem Heinen 2eioenoen jofprt Hinbe.
rHna ueri6affen. 8erlast euh boz
raul, Wtitter, 60 1T fein Bmeifel
earhber. 60 beilt Diarrboe, reau.
liert ben Maaen unb bic gieren,
befeitigt Wiuo . Rslit. ermeidt ben
Onastesi. perbinoert Gntstnoune
uno ftdrtt baS gauge Gpitent.
p rWtre. Winsluue Gpothina Ssrup"
tiir aa6nenbe Sinber lit anaenebm
i'm 9eihrnn6; bas Recept itammt
nDn einem Der beiten meibliben
Nerste in ben Ser. Staateu. gs 1T
bel allen Druaaii.en ia Der aanaen
8elt 5u baben. Breie Is Gents per
Jlaihe. 4auft nidts anberes. aIs
Wrs. BinelUws Soothino Snruu.
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Wstlitdriiebe Giapriife Niifter's 8 aas
ben N}er. Gtaaten.

UGW S6ks S$WW&CWt
Ser gtuttaarter @eihihtsforider
@eneralutaiur Dr. gilbert Bfitter bat
Iih pdbreno ieines ooridbrtgen Guf'
entbaltes in ben Ser. Staaten auh
ginblide in oas arneritnniibe Wtilis
tdrmeien peridafft, iUweit bic 8iirse
Der ibn, beibieoenen unb aud our@
10 uiele anoere grlbeinungen in Nns
ipruh aenDmmenen Belt es aeitattete.
Seinen tnilitGriI@en 8eIamu1teitls
brud aus ben Ser. Gtaaten fast er
in elmer literariidben Grbeit TO aa'
inmmen:
,5nr ieben Neubadter. ber etpas
unter bic Oberfdbe gu oringen uer'
mag. lit es atueifelIus, bnB beute r,1is
litdriIbe Traeem in ben Ser. Staa'
ten BET speiter, u,ehr Beabtuna fin.
ben al8 ebeoem; Nrmee uno sSlDtte
bGlt man reht eigentlth fiir ben
Shilb, hinter benz bic 8plfSmplfahrt
eebeihen, oas aeeinigte WDlt ielbit
auf benz Wea gun. Weltreid fider
meiteri@reiten fann; man ergeht it9
in Yldnen un6 iinnreiben Wtitteln,
I'm Electromagnetic uno Wlilis oem
itehenben Deere au ndbern unb bas
nurd an 4rieestiihtiQteit su beben. I"
@ie ridtie Bfifter na.nentlih in
benz lesten ieiner ubigen Sdse aefes
ben bat. erfieht man belDnoer8 AUDI
an ben iebt in neridieoenen 2anoeas
teilen aufQeibla0enen uebunaa 2as
germ uDn Wilisen uno 3e9uldren.
Ginen iehr ganftigen Ginbrud
mabte auf Bfifter beiunbers audi
Uncle Sans 2rieasataoeu1ie Nefts
point. M6breno ieinee freilid uur
iebr furaen Nufentbalts oaielbft mar
er augenaeuee elmer Baraoe iiber
$50 Raoetten, bic anl6Blih oer Bru'
flung oer als Offiaiere austretenoen
86alinae oer b6titen alaife itatt.
Fano. Den @arabenertauf lhiloert
Bffter f0laenoermaBen:
rNien1ala babe id lanae 2inien 10
iharf eerihtet 1eieben, 10 taoellDa bic
Soften aebedt. iolhen Durhblid asui'
iden ben auet @liebern ieoer aumpag.
ME uno sugleih ieoes Ereffens; fuaar
bic Stellung oer ihliebenoen Diff
siere uno unterofiisiere. pielfam Elm
S1meraenetinb oer 8araben. LIEF
nihts su miinihen iibrie. ytah oeHl
Nbidreiten oer 5ront uno nah ben
l1ebungen auf Der Steqe Cam 2eben
in bic reaunaalDs tebenben 5r0nt'
liuien: AufiteIune suln Baraoe'
marid, Bnrtretea Der @bareen, Der
Wuiit uno ber TambDure. uno Gl.
lea baa nit elmer beuunbernsmerten
Brdsiiinn uno gleaans. Rlarer
Dur1blid burd bic @lieoer Der CONF
pagniefrunt. tnufterhafte Saltuna Der
gleibm6Big ihlanten S6rper; genaue
un0 bod ungesmun9ene Nrt in oer
Beobahtung ber Tbftdnbe uno i'm
@rnBen oer Dffiaiere unb Der Sab
men. Cine tabelIoa perlaufene Ba.
raoe 1T freilih r,ur elm StlG ieber
inilitdriiGen HrGfun9; bornusaeiebt,
bah in ben anberen Gtiiden Nehnli'
Ges aeleiftet mnroen iit. m0bte if
| iaaen: bic Nrmee 1T au beneiben. bic
alIi6brlib cine 8abl BON fait 145 fol-
der tii&tig uno ioref6ltia heranaebil'
oeten iunaen Offisiere In lire &eiben
| aufninir1t. .
Nuf bieies l1rteit zines 8eobad3,
ters, bee einft ielber Elm boGgeid6b'
ter 2ebrer an elmer Rrieasifule ae'
meien lift, f6nnen Die gBeitppinte,
| ftots fein. Sbaoe. oaB er ui1t aud
Belt batte, aenaue Ginblide in Der
tnneren 2ebraana Weitpoints su ae'
tpinnen.
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Wte III pteay

agtr bieteu einbunoert Dollars BeIobuuna Fhr ie.
ben Sal BON Ratarrb, Der mot our@ Ginuebmeu
BON 8alps Ratarr b. Rur gebeilt perbsu
lam.
s. ). Gbeneu 8 s o.. Gaent., SoleSo, o.
a8ir, oie unteraei9neten, baben g. ). Gbeuen
lett ben lesten Is Sabreu eetann. unb balten ibr
fur boltommen ebrenbaft In alien 8efbdftsbsrbauSr
unsen uao iinenSiea befdbist ale bon ietner Girma
slraseangenen 8er6inolateiten su erfalen.
bells. Dr0nutfen. 2olebo, 8.
4al's Ratarrb=Rur tpirb innerli9 aenoutmen une
mirtt eirett auf 6as glut uno bic aleimtaen Cbers
hd4en oes Spfems .3eugniiie fret berIanbt. greis
rs Gents fur Die Glaf6e 0erfanit BON allen apps
tbetern.
s. s. @bsnep 8 Co., xoleSo, ..
Ntbmt aaH'e aauatIieas 9iIIen fir 9,rnobf,,nos
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u a m e e E oerIaifen ni@t islten
pes gta9ts ibren 2agerplab uno fuden
ben i4lafsnoen Reiter auf, um ton su
srortldsn ooer tOot au beibsn. Ote asz
tptbtgen geoutnen legen baber bdufto
oss Ra4ts ihre WGnteI In bic Nak
Der admeele, bdmit Die Sbters, tpsnn
t5rs gos9eit pl0Bfi9 srmaht, nidt auf
tbrtn Hettern, fDnbern auf ben MGns
tsln herumtreten.
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Gtue lanae elite

6Dn Observation-Disclosures: bloIie.
fable 9eii6tsfarbe, icbled1fer @e,chm,af
I'M Ntpnoe' Slabungen. 8erltupfuuo,
5erbtIopfen, Shlaflofigteit, @elbimdbt'
tuolieri9e Slteoeranidpequneen Shmer.
den I'M 8ren5. &C. gQe bieie SsmptDme
anlemmen qoar eta5elne oerielbe limb Nn.
is.ben oes raaenoen 9ooes IN SoIae eli.
neg l9roern W99een', eebers Ober Niersn,
leleens, fpenn Sbr ntht ihleunieli SfIie
iuht ur1o ilnoet bei BAN beriibmteu Wa.
turbetlmittsl. ct. Bernard Srduterp,Iieu
asnanat. Ilr nnr % Gents in allen Nnp.
theteu su baben, W -
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Ser 9ebeus . Mtheat.

Sc iit betannt, oa6 Der Gorilla Die
it6rfiten 2unaen bat. Starfe 2uns
gen bebeuten itarte Rpnititutiun.
0altet be Ntbmungs Oraane aufs
reht. Wie 9auienoe bat oies audi
Wtrs. OraN. stephens. Bort
Bi4iams. o.. ertannt. Sic imreibt:
pDrei Slaiden bon 9r. Sings Neue
Gntoedung beitten ,tteinen ameiidbris
gen 0Duiten unb bas, mas meme
s5reunoe Sdwinoiudt nannten. Das
Wtittel ift grOB tic pals uno 2uns
eenleioen. @arantiert. 8u haben
bel NoDlpb Dreif uno S. &alteber
q Sobn. Breis soc uno 81. Brns
beflalhen frei.
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u c 90 Hle.

Eartoifeln, EeIaniibe. $1.50-sI.65.
Brniebein, Denbtp Ganner, $2.OO-$2 .25.
9pinaten, 4 sDrb SfiIten, 60-75 Cts.
9arrptten. 40 Cts. per Subeno 8lnbeI,
S1be &nrtofeln, 81 90 Cts. per 8ulbel.
9obi. $2.25-$2.50 per 100 8fb.
8ohnen. 8a9s, $500 gtS. per Riite,
9rone 60-70 cts. per Rife.
gnrfen. ! Bufbel.8ifte CO.'S gts.
Gtra, 1s BuihelsStifte so Cts.
Saunib, e Gulbel,8iIte 25 cts.
gantoloups, 81. rs per 8uIb.
gter.Bhan8en, 25-35 Cts. per "a Bulb.
1nrn. 15-W cts. per 9nheno
Tfelier. 80 cts. per 8or.
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Gulf Shpre Bahu.

3adb 1aneruia, Sutherland Sprlnas,
Stsdeafe, thgltdb, 800 Born.
Nnfunft,
Bon StDdbale. SUTHERLAND Springs unb
Enuernia. tdnlith. .2:3O Hadbuf.
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- Sn StraBburg lit elm unterois
fi5ier uom Baoiihen ssuBartilleries
&eaiment SEQ. Il unter oesn Ser.
oabt oes 2anoesuerrats in Daft ae.
n0r1raen moroen. Ct iuu nit einem
frana0iiihen Offiaier in gpinal in
Werbiuouna aeitanoen boben.
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The statesman., 1906-01-19

Spick and span, brand new from
front to rear, fitted with the best
money can buy, the Rhine Cafe, 1923
1881 Nineteenth street, has opened
and is making its bow to the public.
E. Davis is proprietor. He has yet to
show what he knows Of service, but
the thoroughness of his preparations
for business and the excellence of his
choice leaves little uoubt that he is
past master of his business. The
tables are dream. Linen such as the
Brown Palace hotel uses, with artistic
chairs, good silver service, and amid
surroundings that are palatial makes
a dream OF paradise. Private dining
rooms furnish convenience for parties.
1t has already scored one hit in the
dinner given a distinguished lady to
our city. Like an Elysian dream it
has come among US. Ii is welcome.
Mr.. Davis extends an invitation to all
10 call on business or just for inspec-
ton. Phone Main 1910 At an early
date he will entertain at a grand open
ing
A complete renovation and addition
of bar has been made in the pool
room of Thomas Clingman. 1t will
have a grand opening tonight under
the name Of the Elk Social Club. with
John Crooms as manager The club
features will be given prominence by
him and il will be strong factor in
the amusement world. Tonight there
will be a big turkey feast free with a
well known experts.
The statesman., 1906-01-19
Difficulties Of English.

Walter Christie. with his racing clr
the Blue Flyer was talking to 3
French chafieur on the Cape Nh,
beach.
"Et makes warm" said the Freuch
man, wiping his brow.
You mean ii is warm-not II makes
warm" said Mr. Christie. laughing
You remind me of the Frenohman al
the English Alpine Club.
This Frenchman said enthusiastic.
ally to a red.taced stoa' Englishman
with calves as big as barrels:
"'Ah, you have climb 20 Mattel.
hosr' It 10 foot TO be proud Of
Pardon me- the Englishmin re.
turned. You don't mean foot. Yov
mean feat
"'Ah.' said .he Frenchman. 'yol
haze climb her more ran once. he!n"'
The statesman., 1906-01-19
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS.

The chances for living a full cen.
tury are excellent In the case OF Mrs
Jennie Duncan. of Haynesville, Me,
now 20 years old She writes: "Elec.
tric Bitters cured the Of Chronic Dys.
pepsia of 20 years standing. and made
me feel AS well and strong as a young
girl" Electric Bitters cure Stomach
and Liver diseases. Blood disorders
General Debility and bodily weakness
Sold on guarantee at all drug stores
Price only soc.
The statesman., 1906-01-19
DENVER D0INGS.

When you come to Colorado
Springs give Mrs. Franklin call at
the "The Quenn Anne" 800 E. Cos
tills st. Nice sunny rooms and
board at reasonable rates. 229
Mrs. DeMar has opened a Home
Bakery at 1913 Clarkson Street and
is prepared TO take orders for bread
pies and fancy puddinSs. Phone
Blue, 1923. Ill
The Birds Eye Restaurant Is stead
ly gaining in patronage. The service
first-class and Is cents gets neal.
o Higgins, Prop, l0l6 18th st.
The statesman., 1906-01-19
Or. Meclish Goes to Boston.

Or. r., McClish. president Of the
University If the Pacific at San Jose,
has rendered his resignation to tho
board Of control Of the Methodist CON
ference DR.. McClish has Received .
call 10 a leading Methods. church in
Boston. He is a graduate Il Meth
western university and Car Bib.
,,cs, institute. He is iarke man OF
- :. .iny persona appearance and vas
r,-sr during his student dsyS y
EvA.:ion. II $50.