February 13, 1893 (4 pages)

folticks : daily 10.50 with and iY year tba les vith AN~ vith one oso a =o J Ec EVADA DAILY VOL. LXTIL—No. 9946 © NEVADA. CITY, CAL. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13 1893. 4 THE. DAILY TRANSCRIPT. a 1 PUBLISHED BY -, BROWN. & CALKINS. >, P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPLION RATES t Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance. Sixty Cents Per Month~ for any less {ime than one year. TIME TABLE NO. 45 Taking effect Monday, May 2d. 1892, at 1 o’clock a. m., as follows: & Daily, connect witi 5:30 A. * loca ‘arriving at Sa: Francisco at 4:45 Pp. M., and overlant. from East.” ah Daily, connecting with 12: 49 2. M. Syariand arriving a’ des venoms at 9:45 P.M. : ——s ~ ARRIVING AY wevaDe et — bringin pas 9: 50 A. M. ae and /— lleay oi Ing San Franciacoaté P. M., also Easteri: passengers. = Daily, ccnnecting. wit) 5:25 ¥. M. Overland leaving Bai, Francisco at 8:00 4. M., and overland from the East. JOHN F. KIDDER, Genera) Manager. . H. BROWN, 8u perintendent. THE ©: : KEYSTONE : : MARKET. GRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef,: Pork, : Mutton And Veal. — GRESARES ORF EVERY KIND. Fresh Lard, Salt Meals, Rie. kept on hand. Bre towsst-biviag Prices andthe best Meat om Meats delivered to any part of . the city free of charge. : Nevada County Abstract Office, = Neyada City, Nevada Co, Cal Titles Examined aod Insured _ JOHN A. RAPP, ive years, vounty Recorder 11 consecut SEARC HER OF RECORDS, NoTaRY PUBLIC & TASURERCS AGENT . te--6000 acres of land of the Cali eerste and Steel COmpany, situate in rtion of Nevada county and poi oa . the best lands of pacer ons pores of land situated in Pleasant ‘ee and lot on Eat Broad street, Neada Cty; “Broad Straat Maat Market! JAMES MONRO, P.ov’r. ee Broad Street, » GQuatomers eupplied at the Loweat Pric with the very vestof Beet. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sausages, Etc Paland Smelting & Refining COMPANY, LIN NTON, 0 OREGON. ‘1G HEST PRICE PAID FOR ca] Gold, Silver and Lead Ore. Apply to Near the City Hall, A. MALTMAN, Agent. Nevada City, Ang. 23. Fl Paso de Robles Springs Hoel Pago de Robles, Ban Luis Obispo County, Californ!s. — : Health Resort on the Pacific Tepes aimate an warivela: a; ieee pote andor sulphur baths; the ps gett fe sa cael value; new and elegant wo Beco col tent attendants _aAVING NEVADA CITY: . FRANK T, NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office— Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, California. Will practice in all the Courts. J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law. OFFICE . Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. W. D. LONG a Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICR — Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up atai: NEVADA CITY . i cages caper Aeameain cena @thies. S. KURA, Attorney and Counselor at saw. reiCE thomas sutidine,corner Broa: and Pine streeta noreoe ie FRED SEARLS, aH ornev 984 Qounselor at Lew. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL.THE COUF ptate oud Vederat: . P. F. SIMONDS Attorney and Jounselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts, : drt CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public wind Conveyancer. Office—North side of Broad Street, opposite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Courts of this State. Estates in Prebate--proceeding» will receive carefulattention. DENTIST, NEVADA CITY F fice vith Dr WV. £,'Chip nan, Sacramen plenass ein Dr. J. F. Shaw, ° Surgical__and.Mechanical. Dentist. Odd [Fellows’{Building, “Broad Street, Nevada City.? DR 8, BE. ORAPMAN, DEN TIsT . NEVADA CITY.-02.--CAL. “OCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Iffice » Residence, Sacramento 8s REDUCTION IN et eee we G £&. WITHINGTON IVES notice. that he is prepared to paint Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wagons, ete., in the highest style of the art. From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15 to $22.50. Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPPO. 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HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, Native Sons of the Golden, West. Meets at Pythian Castie KVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK -FRANK T. NJLON, President. JOHN C. NILON, B.S. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13 F.& A.M, Meets at Masonic Hall, Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each month, Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordially invited. Wa. BARKER, Master I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16 Uniform Rank Knichts of Pythias Meets at Aroverv Hall irst Wednesday EB vening of Kuch Month at 7:20 o'clock. JOHN BACIGALUPI, 8. K. ©. GKo. A GRAY, 5. kK. tte rAKB T HETRANSCRIPT IF YOU Want to Kevep Theoroughiy Posted CONCERNING GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at ltimeson THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAL News, and it hasa circulation that reaches the readin people in every part of his county. It also has numerous patrons 10 Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as base as in Sacramento, Sen Francisco and re ae oe ofthe State. To LAND aud to HOME SEEKERS throughout th Ole country it is invaluable, as it gives a “Yaith . fuland complete record of the a the be ing made in the development of the cour y’s varied and extensive resources. It pre ents extraordinary inducements Best Advertising Medium in Nor thera California, EA SPA NA NN ; >. 3 \ zTO ADVERTISERS § gy SPN ANN EANEABAAN NS NEVADA COMMA NDERY. NO. 6. Knights ee i Meets at Masoni¢ Hui) *TRST AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 7+q o'clock. THEODORE WILHELM, Commahder, i. J. ROLE, hh. LAURE& PARLOR, NO. o Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 24 and’d4th Thursday Evening of Each Mouth, at 7:300’clock. MRS. J. M. WALLING, . President. Mrs. Brut Doves, R Ss. YEVADA CITY COUNCIL: NO. 30 Young Men's (nstitute. . Meeta at Hibernin Hall very Alternate Friday Evening \commencing with the First Fridav Kven1lig tii the year. J. M: FOLEY, President: CARE SCREMER R. Be MILO LODGE, “NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias; -=. Meets at-Pythian Castle VERY. “FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:0 0'CL ouK’ CHARLIE BE NNETS, =0,.C: B S. RECTOR, K.of R. and 8. eee WATOHMAKER, AND JEWELER itroad Street, Nevuda Olly. CITIZENS BANK, 3road. Street. . + +Agreds City CAPITAL PAID UP, — — $30,000, A General Banking < Business"Transacted, We 1830 SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE : I tew York, Sap Francisco, L . And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EOROPE. Collections om any part of th« United States a spectalty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants, Geid and Silver Bullion ur chased Assay Office at this Bank. ‘ OFFICE ERS: :M-PRESTON. : PRESIDEYi .VicE PREsIDEN™ JOHN T, MORGAN CASHIER D. BE. MORGAN. Ass’TCAsHIEB and Sgo’¥ DIRECTORS: Dr, R. M. Hunt, JOHN T. MONGAN Gro. M. 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B on Francisco, Cal, Pr Nothing New Under the Sun, is absolutely nothing new under the sun, but that every thought is a revival or an imitation or a downright placis-ism. of some one which preceded it years and years ago,” said Calvin S. Southwou: as he warmed his feet against a heater in the rotunda of the Lindell. ~“Evcu the inventions that appear so brand new may have existed or their possibility been suggested away back —before the dawn of history. At any rate this is evitlently true in the realms of literature. In this line, if in nothing else, history repeats itself and the world runs in cycles. Lattended church Sunday—fact, . assure you—and heard a distinguished gentleinan use a metaphor as lis own which 1] nt once reco;mizediis used once by Oliver Wendell Holmes, and which in different forin’ 1 ouce ran across in en old bceok containing the Canterbury’ Tales. Yes terday Tread in a magazine an article by a weiter of vational repatatiott, who ased us his own the expression, ‘Pride “This expression was evidently taken solily from the ‘Poor Richard’s Alma nae’ of Benjamin lrankiin, and this dis tinguished philosepher 1 feel sure borrowed it either conscionsly or unconsciously from au old German book full we folklore. .Many of these old thoughts ‘in more recent Wrygers are une onsciously =. Teprodacert;“aired hardly be recognized. ‘A guilty con recognized in Hamlet's soliloguy, ‘Thus consciehee does make cowards of us all,’ but it appeared tar back of that, in the sacred pages, “The wicked flee when no tan pursueth,’ and no doubt in other shapes ages before that. No, there's nothing new under the sun.”--St, Lonis Globe-Democrat. More Potato, i Renan had a reat conteinpt for mere words, however eloquent. Que eventng he thet at a sort of a literary dinner M. Caro, the philosoper beloved-of fine la dies, who set hhnself to:prove the existence of God. His eloquent assertions did not seem to interest the sage. In-the middle of one of his most sonorous periods M. Renan ottempted to make him} self heard, ae But all the ladies were intensely-interested. They would not have. their pleasure spoiled. “In a moment, M. Renan, we will. Tisteu-to you in your turn.” He. bowed submissively. Toward tho end of dinnor M, Caro, out of breath, stopped with a rhetorical emphasis. At once every one turned toward the illustrious scholar, hoping that with an encouraging smile, said: ~ “Now, MRenan”’—— “Tum afraid, dear lady, that I am now a little-beliindland,” “No, no!” “1 wanted'to ask fora little more potato.”—Portnichtly Review. The btory of a Suicide, I remember being called a year or twi ago, in my capacity as police reporter, to a tenement on the west side—I think it wis-in West Thirty-seventh street— where a painter had that day cut his throat. Standing there by the corpse.I learned from the sobbing widow that . the man was desperate for want of work. He had been on the streets for weeks, and his childrén were starving. It happened that I had been for just the same length of time looking for aman to paint my house out in the country, where painters were scarce and very busy, I had _justanade up my mind to advertise that day. There lay this painter dead because he could find no one to give him work, while I would have been glad to pay him more than the wages. of his trade to get him to work for me. Had there been any-means of bringing us together to which wé would both naturally have resorted, he would have been alive and his family self supporting. Now it-seemed certain to become a burden upon-the public. It was not the only instance of that sort by.very many Thad come across.— Jacob A. Riis in Forum. Wonen Office Seekers, The women who apply for places are very hard to get rid of. Wheninformed that there is no -vacancy they usually _say, “The secretary can always make one more place.” Many of them mak most humble and pathetic appeals, saying,:‘‘For pity’s sake, let me scrub the floors or do anything by which I may earn my bread.” Yet these same indi viduals, after securing situations an: occupying them for two or three days are pretty sure to demand three thing —promotion, leave of ubsence and ligh, er work, Women can never be cor vinced that there is any sincerivy in th: civil service law. They almovt alway think that they can get around! it an secure places in’ the classified + ervir through influence. — Washingtou Cx New York Sun, llow Ladies of ludia Wear Bang'es. Glass banvles in India are regurde is pacred objects. Lf a glass bang) te vecidentally broken, its pieces must by ‘athered together and kissed thr ies. Every Hindoo woruan wea hese ornaments auiil ber husband dic: when*she breaks them with a brick o stone and substitutes, for them gold oi Chicago Herald Cook" silver ones, a sign in north India that the wearer is either a widow.or a lese estimable woman, The demand for glass bangles is never failing, They are manufactured in abundance in the Punjuub.—New York Press. —— —_— A Natural Compass. (ral Compass, he west, and wherever it is fou xchange, =o A Queer Lovking coma na county, in“a coffin. built in exac gHOTELG AZETLIE, — 7 “Tam beginning to believe that there . that dines ol, vanily,sups va contempt.” phen new dress care science needs.no accuser’ muy easily be . he would enter the lists, and the hostes#). he was—dying. northwestern provinces as well as in the The rosin weed, a species of silphium ind first cousin to the burdock, is a natt grows: covery where in found ip pet ground= —that ts, in ee not auded by trees, houses or fences, ita aves point direc tly north and south. — “He Broke the Record. “Talk about getting there,” said an Eighth ward preacher yesterday. ‘If I didn’t break the record Christmas Sunday, I don't want tha medal. It was this way: Just half an hour before the services opened my organist sent word that she was ill and couldn't appear. There we were, a lot of Christmas music prepared, with an organ voluntary for morning and evening on the programme. Then I came to the front, and with half an hour's practice went, on and played the music myself, besides preaching the sermon and leading the singing. You should have seen me. ° “First I would read, then ‘play an accompaniment, then dodge tp again and pray, hopping up and down like a bird on a twig, and I got through all right too, How did I manage the voluntary? Well, you see music is my profession—l do not call preaching a’ profession, it is a calling—and I just improvised, mixing in dance music, drawing the frisky notes out long to make Sunday music out of them. Oh, I was'all right. When my voice fails me I will only just have to Got to fly, you know—mighty. busy,” and the sturdy little preacher dived tes the elevator and enlivened its downward trip on the same by.singing a few improvised bars of opera to the office hd ene Tribune, : fall back on my profession. Good day. for Infants and Children. “ Castoria is so wel! adapted to child: ren that I recommend it as wuperior: to any prescription known to ae by HA 111 So, Cate: sn ae x “The use of ‘Castoria’ ts #0 universal and its merits so well known that it seems a are the ineniigent treaties ‘tho do not keep @ Inte, ainities who ny Castoria within eas easy reach." — CaRLos saa Eo wrtork ¢ 4 ew York City, Late Pastor Blosmingdelehwt ‘ormed Church, “MANHOOD T he Newspaper. The newspaper is: essentially a commercial enterprise—the preparation and putting upon the market. of something to sell. Itisof thesamenatnre as an ordinary merchant's. The rule in every well regulated shop is that the clerks shall not discuss religion, politics-or any disputed topic with the customers. Where the editorial department of a newspaper enters into the enterprise the commodity offered for sale is opinions, and a constituency is therefore presumed to be in the market which is willing to pay for seeing the opinions in print. But the fact is that no paper limits its solicitation of trade to any special constituency. It solicits advertisements from all classes, rious other ways appeals to all classes, Editorials which please only one class and_displease-many-othorsure-w draw back to the paper, without being an advantage to the reader.—Boston Review Frozen Almost Solid on a Car Platform. Whe m the Chicago and Alton “hum‘fioon tle passengers waiting to take the train saw a man-drop off the bumperson the front end of the baggage car. Help was given him, when it was found that His ears, facy and feet-+ were frozen stiff. He was taken = the hospital, where the doctors nt tried unourvceofully to restore h i doctors say he waa frozen alinost solid. His name was John Bussey and he was thirty-nine years old. He got on the train at_Pontiac_to_go to Dwight, getting on the front end of the baggage car,.but the “hummer” does not stop until Joliet, fifty-five miles away, is reached. There is no door in the front end of the baggage car, and he had tostay outside. He met a terrible fate, the worst blizzard of the season catching him ‘In full force,— Cor. Chicago New e-Reoord. A Gciisele Statesman'# Recreation. There is musical genius in ttig Georgia congressional delegation, Colonel Livingston plays the flute. The colonel has an old flute that has seon service for many years, but is still mellow in tone and its notes arealways true. ‘Phe golenel's finte playing is, however, a secret. Ho never plays in public, but in the seslusion of his room, with the door locked and =the windows closed, the colonel often performs in tones that are captivating to the one who is so fortunate to hear him. The colonel can play ‘‘Tasa-ra Booin-de-ay” and °“Chippie, Get . Your Hair Cut” in the most approved style, besides all the old southern melodiesatianty © Jonatitution, Recent Mortality penne Dukes: he mortality fdiuong dukes, comparmense ‘concourse of untitled ‘folk, has been exceptional during the last two years, The, Duke of Marlborough wakes the ninth who has died in that period. It must be remembered that, excluding royal titles, there are dily twenty-seven dukes in the United Kingdom altogether, Therefore in two years or a little more one-third of the holders of) dukedons have died, while two of the titles— Buckingham and Cleveland~have become extinct.— London -Tit-Bits, A $300,600 Skating Pond. One of this city’s richest men, John D. Rockefeller, the Standard oil king, is 60 fond of the outdoor sport of skating that he has a private skating rink on his property near his residence. The pond is on a vacant lot, 60 by 90 feet, next door to the millionaire’s Fifth avenue residence, near Fifty-fourth strect. » The lota on which the pond is located are valued at $800,000, Mr. Kocketeller re cently bought 100 pairs of skates for the use of his family aud friends on thé rink He ié a good skater hinuse lf. New York Press. _ ~——-~--—-—8Uncle Sam's Japanese Indians, A tree was felled by a storta here re cently, and beneath the roots that were turned up were found Japanese cooking utensils and a hatmimer and club, both cor: esponding to such as are used by the Japrinese, The rings on the tree* were and 100 rings proved the tree to be us many yvars old, clearly showing that the Japanese were here or pointing to the Siwash Lidians as of Japanese ign Vancouver Cor. St. Pan) Pioneer -Press. The horse and cattle industries of in a depressed condition, and many ranchers are dropping both and turning to sheep raising. 4 t ation of. tho eusy chair. in which he. ~" ~~” ‘at for years.—ht. Louis Republia, ee ee ee a — it-prints news fer—all-elassesand-in-va-+ mer” drew up at Joliet Thursday after. . } . boxes. counted after the tree was cut in two., southeastern Orcgon are reported to be . ‘ The oldest bishop of the Established } Hezekiah Bhepherd, an aged and ec-. church, Dr. Duruford, has just celeentric citizen of Davis county, Ia., was . brated his nineticth birthday. He is a vently buried at Drakeville, in the. fine old gentleman, still strong and Before Using Cupidene. This vegetable vitalizer cu PF Tis Doctor has disvovered the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, _.The reas over 90 per éent. are, troubled with PR¢ Cal. For sale in Nevada Gityby towne —bY— semen Sreaevetee re ras Bc: etPripers.: ly hewn Pemeny Lo Cure Ee gon plamt without an operation. Sour Stomach, Sivttice. 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folticks : daily 10.50 with and iY year tba les vith AN~ vith one oso a =o J Ec EVADA DAILY VOL. LXTIL—No. 9946 © NEVADA. CITY, CAL. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13 1893. 4 THE. DAILY TRANSCRIPT. a 1 PUBLISHED BY -, BROWN. & CALKINS. >, P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPLION RATES t Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance. Sixty Cents Per Month~ for any less {ime than one year. TIME TABLE NO. 45 Taking effect Monday, May 2d. 1892, at 1 o’clock a. m., as follows: & Daily, connect witi 5:30 A. * loca ‘arriving at Sa: Francisco at 4:45 Pp. M., and overlant. from East.” ah Daily, connecting with 12: 49 2. M. Syariand arriving a’ des venoms at 9:45 P.M. : ——s ~ ARRIVING AY wevaDe et — bringin pas 9: 50 A. M. ae and /— lleay oi Ing San Franciacoaté P. M., also Easteri: passengers. = Daily, ccnnecting. wit) 5:25 ¥. M. Overland leaving Bai, Francisco at 8:00 4. M., and overland from the East. JOHN F. KIDDER, Genera) Manager. . H. BROWN, 8u perintendent. THE ©: : KEYSTONE : : MARKET. 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Proprietoraand Manufacturers} *92 Montgomery Street, San Franoira FUR SALE BY CARR BRO . Whiteh ead Cook Books, THE WORLD No 1, The American Pastry Cook. No. 2,°5 Hotel Meat Cooking} ' PRICE 62, a ing School. (For Families," PRICE $1.5605 Ne. 4, Cooking For Prorit, PMICE 035 ?0B dALB AT THE OFFICE OF fa) > or addre JEROME. MADDEN, land Agent,8, Pr. B on Francisco, Cal, Pr Nothing New Under the Sun, is absolutely nothing new under the sun, but that every thought is a revival or an imitation or a downright placis-ism. of some one which preceded it years and years ago,” said Calvin S. Southwou: as he warmed his feet against a heater in the rotunda of the Lindell. ~“Evcu the inventions that appear so brand new may have existed or their possibility been suggested away back —before the dawn of history. At any rate this is evitlently true in the realms of literature. In this line, if in nothing else, history repeats itself and the world runs in cycles. Lattended church Sunday—fact, . assure you—and heard a distinguished gentleinan use a metaphor as lis own which 1] nt once reco;mizediis used once by Oliver Wendell Holmes, and which in different forin’ 1 ouce ran across in en old bceok containing the Canterbury’ Tales. Yes terday Tread in a magazine an article by a weiter of vational repatatiott, who ased us his own the expression, ‘Pride “This expression was evidently taken solily from the ‘Poor Richard’s Alma nae’ of Benjamin lrankiin, and this dis tinguished philosepher 1 feel sure borrowed it either conscionsly or unconsciously from au old German book full we folklore. .Many of these old thoughts ‘in more recent Wrygers are une onsciously =. Teprodacert;“aired hardly be recognized. ‘A guilty con recognized in Hamlet's soliloguy, ‘Thus consciehee does make cowards of us all,’ but it appeared tar back of that, in the sacred pages, “The wicked flee when no tan pursueth,’ and no doubt in other shapes ages before that. No, there's nothing new under the sun.”--St, Lonis Globe-Democrat. More Potato, i Renan had a reat conteinpt for mere words, however eloquent. Que eventng he thet at a sort of a literary dinner M. Caro, the philosoper beloved-of fine la dies, who set hhnself to:prove the existence of God. His eloquent assertions did not seem to interest the sage. In-the middle of one of his most sonorous periods M. Renan ottempted to make him} self heard, ae But all the ladies were intensely-interested. They would not have. their pleasure spoiled. “In a moment, M. Renan, we will. Tisteu-to you in your turn.” He. bowed submissively. Toward tho end of dinnor M, Caro, out of breath, stopped with a rhetorical emphasis. At once every one turned toward the illustrious scholar, hoping that with an encouraging smile, said: ~ “Now, MRenan”’—— “Tum afraid, dear lady, that I am now a little-beliindland,” “No, no!” “1 wanted'to ask fora little more potato.”—Portnichtly Review. The btory of a Suicide, I remember being called a year or twi ago, in my capacity as police reporter, to a tenement on the west side—I think it wis-in West Thirty-seventh street— where a painter had that day cut his throat. Standing there by the corpse.I learned from the sobbing widow that . the man was desperate for want of work. He had been on the streets for weeks, and his childrén were starving. It happened that I had been for just the same length of time looking for aman to paint my house out in the country, where painters were scarce and very busy, I had _justanade up my mind to advertise that day. There lay this painter dead because he could find no one to give him work, while I would have been glad to pay him more than the wages. of his trade to get him to work for me. Had there been any-means of bringing us together to which wé would both naturally have resorted, he would have been alive and his family self supporting. Now it-seemed certain to become a burden upon-the public. It was not the only instance of that sort by.very many Thad come across.— Jacob A. Riis in Forum. Wonen Office Seekers, The women who apply for places are very hard to get rid of. Wheninformed that there is no -vacancy they usually _say, “The secretary can always make one more place.” Many of them mak most humble and pathetic appeals, saying,:‘‘For pity’s sake, let me scrub the floors or do anything by which I may earn my bread.” Yet these same indi viduals, after securing situations an: occupying them for two or three days are pretty sure to demand three thing —promotion, leave of ubsence and ligh, er work, Women can never be cor vinced that there is any sincerivy in th: civil service law. They almovt alway think that they can get around! it an secure places in’ the classified + ervir through influence. — Washingtou Cx New York Sun, llow Ladies of ludia Wear Bang'es. Glass banvles in India are regurde is pacred objects. Lf a glass bang) te vecidentally broken, its pieces must by ‘athered together and kissed thr ies. Every Hindoo woruan wea hese ornaments auiil ber husband dic: when*she breaks them with a brick o stone and substitutes, for them gold oi Chicago Herald Cook" silver ones, a sign in north India that the wearer is either a widow.or a lese estimable woman, The demand for glass bangles is never failing, They are manufactured in abundance in the Punjuub.—New York Press. —— —_— A Natural Compass. (ral Compass, he west, and wherever it is fou xchange, =o A Queer Lovking coma na county, in“a coffin. built in exac gHOTELG AZETLIE, — 7 “Tam beginning to believe that there . that dines ol, vanily,sups va contempt.” phen new dress care science needs.no accuser’ muy easily be . he would enter the lists, and the hostes#). he was—dying. northwestern provinces as well as in the The rosin weed, a species of silphium ind first cousin to the burdock, is a natt grows: covery where in found ip pet ground= —that ts, in ee not auded by trees, houses or fences, ita aves point direc tly north and south. — “He Broke the Record. “Talk about getting there,” said an Eighth ward preacher yesterday. ‘If I didn’t break the record Christmas Sunday, I don't want tha medal. It was this way: Just half an hour before the services opened my organist sent word that she was ill and couldn't appear. There we were, a lot of Christmas music prepared, with an organ voluntary for morning and evening on the programme. Then I came to the front, and with half an hour's practice went, on and played the music myself, besides preaching the sermon and leading the singing. You should have seen me. ° “First I would read, then ‘play an accompaniment, then dodge tp again and pray, hopping up and down like a bird on a twig, and I got through all right too, How did I manage the voluntary? Well, you see music is my profession—l do not call preaching a’ profession, it is a calling—and I just improvised, mixing in dance music, drawing the frisky notes out long to make Sunday music out of them. Oh, I was'all right. When my voice fails me I will only just have to Got to fly, you know—mighty. busy,” and the sturdy little preacher dived tes the elevator and enlivened its downward trip on the same by.singing a few improvised bars of opera to the office hd ene Tribune, : fall back on my profession. Good day. for Infants and Children. “ Castoria is so wel! adapted to child: ren that I recommend it as wuperior: to any prescription known to ae by HA 111 So, Cate: sn ae x “The use of ‘Castoria’ ts #0 universal and its merits so well known that it seems a are the ineniigent treaties ‘tho do not keep @ Inte, ainities who ny Castoria within eas easy reach." — CaRLos saa Eo wrtork ¢ 4 ew York City, Late Pastor Blosmingdelehwt ‘ormed Church, “MANHOOD T he Newspaper. The newspaper is: essentially a commercial enterprise—the preparation and putting upon the market. of something to sell. Itisof thesamenatnre as an ordinary merchant's. The rule in every well regulated shop is that the clerks shall not discuss religion, politics-or any disputed topic with the customers. Where the editorial department of a newspaper enters into the enterprise the commodity offered for sale is opinions, and a constituency is therefore presumed to be in the market which is willing to pay for seeing the opinions in print. But the fact is that no paper limits its solicitation of trade to any special constituency. It solicits advertisements from all classes, rious other ways appeals to all classes, Editorials which please only one class and_displease-many-othorsure-w draw back to the paper, without being an advantage to the reader.—Boston Review Frozen Almost Solid on a Car Platform. Whe m the Chicago and Alton “hum‘fioon tle passengers waiting to take the train saw a man-drop off the bumperson the front end of the baggage car. Help was given him, when it was found that His ears, facy and feet-+ were frozen stiff. He was taken = the hospital, where the doctors nt tried unourvceofully to restore h i doctors say he waa frozen alinost solid. His name was John Bussey and he was thirty-nine years old. He got on the train at_Pontiac_to_go to Dwight, getting on the front end of the baggage car,.but the “hummer” does not stop until Joliet, fifty-five miles away, is reached. There is no door in the front end of the baggage car, and he had tostay outside. He met a terrible fate, the worst blizzard of the season catching him ‘In full force,— Cor. Chicago New e-Reoord. A Gciisele Statesman'# Recreation. There is musical genius in ttig Georgia congressional delegation, Colonel Livingston plays the flute. The colonel has an old flute that has seon service for many years, but is still mellow in tone and its notes arealways true. ‘Phe golenel's finte playing is, however, a secret. Ho never plays in public, but in the seslusion of his room, with the door locked and =the windows closed, the colonel often performs in tones that are captivating to the one who is so fortunate to hear him. The colonel can play ‘‘Tasa-ra Booin-de-ay” and °“Chippie, Get . Your Hair Cut” in the most approved style, besides all the old southern melodiesatianty © Jonatitution, Recent Mortality penne Dukes: he mortality fdiuong dukes, comparmense ‘concourse of untitled ‘folk, has been exceptional during the last two years, The, Duke of Marlborough wakes the ninth who has died in that period. It must be remembered that, excluding royal titles, there are dily twenty-seven dukes in the United Kingdom altogether, Therefore in two years or a little more one-third of the holders of) dukedons have died, while two of the titles— Buckingham and Cleveland~have become extinct.— London -Tit-Bits, A $300,600 Skating Pond. One of this city’s richest men, John D. Rockefeller, the Standard oil king, is 60 fond of the outdoor sport of skating that he has a private skating rink on his property near his residence. The pond is on a vacant lot, 60 by 90 feet, next door to the millionaire’s Fifth avenue residence, near Fifty-fourth strect. » The lota on which the pond is located are valued at $800,000, Mr. Kocketeller re cently bought 100 pairs of skates for the use of his family aud friends on thé rink He ié a good skater hinuse lf. New York Press. _ ~——-~--—-—8Uncle Sam's Japanese Indians, A tree was felled by a storta here re cently, and beneath the roots that were turned up were found Japanese cooking utensils and a hatmimer and club, both cor: esponding to such as are used by the Japrinese, The rings on the tree* were and 100 rings proved the tree to be us many yvars old, clearly showing that the Japanese were here or pointing to the Siwash Lidians as of Japanese ign Vancouver Cor. St. Pan) Pioneer -Press. The horse and cattle industries of in a depressed condition, and many ranchers are dropping both and turning to sheep raising. 4 t ation of. tho eusy chair. in which he. ~" ~~” ‘at for years.—ht. Louis Republia, ee ee ee a — it-prints news fer—all-elassesand-in-va-+ mer” drew up at Joliet Thursday after. . } . boxes. counted after the tree was cut in two., southeastern Orcgon are reported to be . ‘ The oldest bishop of the Established } Hezekiah Bhepherd, an aged and ec-. church, Dr. Duruford, has just celeentric citizen of Davis county, Ia., was . brated his nineticth birthday. He is a vently buried at Drakeville, in the. fine old gentleman, still strong and Before Using Cupidene. This vegetable vitalizer cu PF Tis Doctor has disvovered the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, _.The reas over 90 per éent. are, troubled with PR¢ Cal. For sale in Nevada Gityby towne —bY— semen Sreaevetee re ras Bc: etPripers.: ly hewn Pemeny Lo Cure Ee gon plamt without an operation. Sour Stomach, Sivttice. 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