March 25, 1898 (4 pages)

FAILS. because over 9 only known remot'effe by the Francisco, Cal} HALL, Floors, Stone, Stone C od’ Tiles, Urns askets, etc, Volley duting the rk ate Prices. ‘nished on large oroun Neo did work:at: B te ok in our LARSHALL, [RA NSCRIPT Office, . LING, ,: Law, iG.COR. BROAD aac id Lot ale CT HILL. 165x140 feet. : Shea and ‘Store Room. In House. ll in, PERCIVAL. ary 31, 1898. & SONABLE.q FRIDAY nin bein . at ou SIERRAR, tor te ae with ‘the excepti few manele: which he spent was etigiaa: tii” pt eee and. Flat andPoker Flat, Sierra county. The children of the Seg Lizzie cisco. ‘The mains were sent to . an} Francisco, on. Wednesday. morning's}. on: local where. the funeral aod Inbeerat perati tookplaes, “SWEET ROSIE GRADL” : ands Nogent’s ‘Prize § Song @ “Of the Herald Square Co. One of the thos dies mea a ay. is Miss Maude presumption is that its history will be Nugent, who is one of the stars with. that of other deep-level Californial, William Jerome’s Herald Square Come. mines, whioh:on. being ‘pushed deeper dians, in their latest laughing success, . atter years of, cessation of all work. “A Juy in New York!” Miss Nugent . have doubled and trebled the millions is young and for the few years she has. they had produced from the upper been before the public she has made . levels. The Champion mine is also porfame and fortune. : trayed on this’ page, .in the Nevada Her song, “Sweet. Rosie . O'Grady,” City district, in which is located what has brought her over $10,000 in royal. has been dubbed the-great father lode. ties and her “Mamie Reilly,” her latest . The Champion is at present the deep-. composition, will be another large win. est and most important mine in the ner. Miss. Nugent: will: sing “Mamie Jimeivik (Sts eolag oucoek toc aon Reilly” at Nevada Theater tomorrow . of 2200 feet on the incline, a 70-stamp evening, illustrated by the famous ani-. mill being in continuous operation. -mated music sheet with a chorus of} The Champion has.a gold bullion rectwenty: voices. ord of over $6,000,000. The Kate Hayes 2e0 : Mining Co. operating at North San The Native Daughters’ Reception. . Juan, is another example of a good The Native Daughters of Laurel Par. . P roperty ably managed. ; lor had an extended ‘session last even' ‘Nevada county farnishes many proming. A number of candidates were ininet and successful examples of hyitiated and refreshments were sérved,. draulic and quartz mining.’ Since gold . A committee consisting of Mrs. ©. L. . 4S first discovered in California, NeMaller, Mra. F. E. Wadsworth and Mrs.: vada county has contributed an agL. 8. Calkins was appointed to confér . Stegrate yield of over $210,000,000 ; of with the N.S.G. W. committee of ar-. this great amount. about $125,000,000 rangements relative to the proposition . @8 ‘been produced by the hydraulic to have the Native Daughters hold a} ™inesand $85,000,000 by the quartz reception in honor of the Grand Parlor . ™ines. During the recent years the on one evening of the week oor are . 14artz mines have produced more than sso hap Egat wal ers of the renewed activity now manifest throughy} oat California, It. was worked to a “i depth of only 500‘feet on the incline . ‘and ‘prodieed °$2,400,000. Flood and ineenn 16 Mackay have taken hold. of it and the} here. Closed. the. the, Bargain. fhe City Neustves lax! last ‘Syautae cope i mously awarded to ©. D. Vincent the contract for the construction of the water works, the action being taken on’ Trustee.Carr’s motion.’ The contract for Perfection hydrants was awarded to the James Stanley Company of San Francisco at. $21 each.: The conttact, for the new reservoir on Piety Hill is _. to be let later. Engineer Miller will ' be superintendent of construction on the part of the city. — Ladies Whist Club. An afternoon whist club, to consist of twenty-four ladies, is being organized. The county seat has among its feminine population a great many exypert devotees. of the game, most of vtbem having received their training in ithe Dirigo, Excelsior, and Royal clubs, whigk have flourished here within the ppast few years. Grass Valley ladies thuve an afternoon whist club and they tbaxe. some good times. —_—_—_ Tae Grrarse” includes: ite “Yeas. Hood’s Sarsaparilla’ cures -hip disease and scrofula sores and it: may be depended upon to cure boils and papa se and baptere of all kinds. Hoosts . Pitts are the favorite family , cathartic. Cure — headache, break otek a cold. A Welcome To All. At you.are'thinking of getting » anit «or pait of pants call on Hibbitt, the. _Artiet Outter and Tailor, before giving yyour.order. His work is first-case and yhis prices are very moderate. ~ m1-tf How to Save’ Money. ‘Lake every. advantage of your business eppertunites and employ Pierce . & Sweeney, the O. K. painters and paLi hangers, to do your work. : £28-tf. re eae oe Ata Bargain. " The Wells property situated on Mon. tezama Hill, about 6 miles from town, {se offered for sale at a bargain. ‘The . property consisis of a house’ of six rooms, barn and 80 acres of ground. This is a good place for any one wishing to open a wayside inn, as the bouse . is built just ten feet from the road . ; leading from town to all up ‘eonntry places. For further particulars. inquire of Brown & Morgan, real estate agents. tf * He Has No Taste That Does Not. There are few men bt men but who appreci_ ate a nice, clean fitting garment. Hib-. . bitt, the As t ‘Cutter and Tailor on Pine pete guarantees a perfect fit und stylish cut garment every time. © To Cure a: Cold te in One Day All fails to cure; i Oe _ 4-6m the hydraulic, largely begause of Federal casemate rs 7 ‘ er ay or on land, in the Grass Valley district. In this property three mining companies have worked one continuous ore chute to a\depth of 2200 feet, a distance of 6000 feet, and -have produced nearly $20,000,000, of which more than: onehalf was paid in dividends, It is still and ‘promises to continue to be a producer, The Empire, also in Grass Valley,;has probably been worked the most ‘gontingously of.-any similar . mine in the State. Other mines: have stopped and started, but the Empire has . kept. on for forty-eight ‘years. It has produced over $7,000,000, and is now being worked at. a depth of 2400 feet onthe ingline. Like.the Empire the North Star, another famous Grass Valley mine, keeps a 40-stamp mill .in: constant operation, is ‘being worked at ‘e depth of 2400 feet on the incline, and has a gold bullion production record -ofabout $6,000,000: At ‘present in Grass Valley district about 880 stamps are dropping, and in the Nevada City district 330. “Abandoned” mines are proving their . worth. The Reward; near Nevada City, . is a good example. After years of idleness a Gom. some ‘time ago took the property, drained it, started development, fae month cleaned up $6000 and have begun to pay dividends. The Texas and Bellefontaine are also examples of. . bandoned” mines, now working. The. lvania-mine ‘at aie Valley is producing ‘an average of $6000 in gold every month. This property is an apt illustration of what local: enterprise has accomplished in Nevada couttty mining. The stock is > \}pearly all in smalt holdings. Three ‘times had the property been closed down. A last effort among the ‘stook‘holders to push to depth rewarded them }on the 800 level. ‘The ore body is fair size and high grade. The mine ‘has paid 5 cents per share every month for} W' . Gfteen months and has» cash reserve in ‘bank of $30,000. Great though the yield, of .gold in. . this county has been, the. output is but an indication of the golden wealth in the’ 958 square miles of territory withWe do not claim, to be Kiondyheontfitters, yet we can. rig. you out with a fine Trunk, Valise or ~ which we have just received).fromuthe: East dt the ‘money if it tion. The Pupular Clothing Store. m24-8t J. Levy. Tike Lasalle sat Quinine Tablets.' Prices marked down to dety comgpetiwith in its boundaries. The present pros-. , ot woe ee, wat ye a ay . she asked as she car Wille tat Ua, “I have heard,’’ said I, “that there! is a legend among your people that long ago, before the white man came into . gene ‘this. country, there was one great. river . fae in this land, that it was a Frome A _stream, and that its course the bed of what is now make te **It is so,’ said the Indian. “And I bave heard,’’ I continued, ‘that when the white man digs bis PAC! wells he sometimes finds limbs of great . oe trees and pieces of pottery and bows and arrows and iat that were used jong years ago by people. ”’ “Tt ig $0,” eid the Indian, ** What is the legend that your people have?"’ I inquired. ‘My father told me, and the great chief, Mockwilhum, told my father,’ said the Indian, ‘'that it is so. ere was one river. It was the Caney. “Caranchnuas, . tived ¢ to = ‘east. The Lepans, the Tawakanies and the Ripas lived to the west. The Waooes lived tothe north. My people hunted but the game. The’ Ripas were ae erful. They made war on the Lepan and drove them far to the west. They . : stole the cattle and horsesof my people. There was a great battle, in which many of my people were killed. The Ripas drove the Caranchuas far to the. east. They stole the young equaws of the Caranchuas and killed the boys. . Soon the Caranchuas had to hide away ‘the squaws that were left. All the coun' Med of my people was held by the Ripas. ‘he Caranchuas had to fiee to the is. iene by the sea. Still the Ripas pursued my people. The Caranchuas were . but few; the Ripas were many. pas murdered and plundered. The Tawakanies and the Wacoes lost all their cattle, and their young squaws were taken by the Ripas until none but the yo were in all this country. ; “Phe Great Spirit was angry with the Ripas, but the Ripas-thought they were more powerful than the Great Spirit,. The Great Spirit sent a messen, ‘ger to the Ripas and told them they must send back the equaws they had stolen and must make war no more on my people or on the Tawakanies or the Lepans or the Wacoes. The Ripas held council, and they decided to make war on the Great Spirit. When they went to tell the messenger that they defied the Great Spirit and challenged him to ~ searched the great river, they searched the irie and they searched the sky, but they could not find the messenger. He left no trail. . “Then they had much fear that they had done wrong, and some chiefs wanted to make peace with the Great Spirit, Again they had council, but while they held talk the preven opened, the rain fell, the sky. der roared, and the messenger appeared in a flame of lightning. The Ripas fell upon the’ éarth “and begged the Great Spirit for mercy; .But it was too late. The rain poured down and the lightning flashed, the ground shook and the thun. der crashed. Soon all the earth was covered with water. The Ripas ran to the trees. Still the water rose. ~ Then. the wind blew down the trees, and many of the Ripas were killed or drowned. The waters rose higher and higher, and the rain and the thunder and the lightning lasted many days. “There was no earth here. All was water. ‘*Then the Great Spirit smiled, for the Ripas were no more. They were gone. All had died in the waters. A messenger came to my people, who were down on the islands by the great sea, and told them the Great Spirit had sent a flood to punish the Ripas.and that my people.could return to their lands, ‘When the Caranchuas went to their lands, they found all changed. Where bad been the great river there was but one small river. That is now the Caney. What had been craigs ggg two rivers. One you call the Brazos; thas {a to the east. The other is to the ; that you call the Colorado. All the land between these two rivers was given to my people by the Great Spirit for a hunting ground. ’’-—Galveston Cor. How He Defined Hope. Hope,’ said she poetically, “is that in the buman breast of which it **How would pool es, define hope, dear?’’ oe head from one shoulder to the “*Hope, ’ said he, ‘ie t the fooling that a lot sith as water on the place. . frontage of 180 feet on the main be rans back 236 feet; also one piece fine land containing 8 acres, pane Apply to * Brown & Moraan, ‘It was not only my people the Ri: battle, the. messenger had disa They searchéd the woods 2. rahe all afire, the thun. ue ae HODGES _. including the world-renowned m, a EE & Clark and others. ar — in Brewing * is Reached. of pleasant ww wivalindiatass sep . RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” rel CTEAM BEER PEELE, foods s e '. There are other Beers, but : who me}: GILT EDGE oes + IS PURE. he of all icennes thee, WHEELIHAN BROS., nega Te tava Wty cone " Grass Valley. 4 Agents more’ real good for a ‘worth ' Leave orders at. . of patent medic thesatmtecan he is puttin ‘into his stomach, which . he does not bis w, when widely advertised patent medicines are used. imowing fast what . LAMMON :: BROS. -Oor. Broad and Pine Streets. ° : Cabeos on cause. seat josh of occ troubles mailed free by ad‘dressing The Stuart. .Co.,. Marshall, 1A es Raisins coiild notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the Enterprise. Raisin, and Grape Seeder. Easy to clean and economical. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispen: able in every household, Enterprise _Raisin and Grape asy to Take. asy to Operate Hoods said: * You never know you have takena pitt tit ie ait 4 . Over.” 280, C, I. Hood & Co., al i>4 . Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. The only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, Sequoia Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER :) article at San F NN freight added. buy from ] Sed ght sal A Q It Stands to Reason That a house dealing exclusively in Furniture and Household g oreo a is thelace to go to purchase anything in’ this ine. Housekeepers and others will find it to their advantage to visit. Ss YY = ar FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. a} He carries a large stock of all kinds of Furnitare, and ‘will supply you with any rancisco prices, with the Rememben, that when you You Get Your Money’s Worth YOUR Dinner eoneocoooee: 000 10000800000 0000000000 Mince Meat, ae Seeder Is sold at all hardware stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the tt Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 eae ENTERPRISE M¥G. CO, OF P hiladel; ria’ ‘Pe. Makers of the Hdestorkes Meat Chop: IN THE WORLD. For Sale by * TOWLE BROS. CO., , Manufacturers and Dealers in BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot, Telephone No. 5I. In Regard to seek aS Thess ww, H. Crawford, Esq. Dear Sir: J déntemiubided leaving here for Yavada today, yer so many Yovetties:for Easter, and for. Summer wear, are coming in this week, and inasmuch as you write me of the cold weather, J think it better to de« lay my departure for at least another. wiek, in order that you may show the very latest goods. With Par(stan Wodels or Patterno before me Iam buatly en« gaged reproducing the same so you can sell the very same style at one-third of the cost of the Imported article, Ghese I will ship some day this week, Yours Respectfully, San Francisco, March /6. Wiss]. Setrau. ae TORI Ladies, I will put the goods before you. Why not come and show your appreciation of the enterprise which brings the markets of the World-to your very door ? DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIYEN OF OUR OPENING DAY. WW. HM. CRAWFORD. * ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist onic MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad potas Nevada City. [Successor to Frank T. Smith.] My atock i is the lar nest in ra city. ‘I carry full lines of the latest designs i in Imported and Domestic Woolens. — Wedding Suits a Specialty. Workmanship and a Perfect. Fit. Guaranteed. Real Estate Agents, WOLF, Good Things for Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, . Stuffed Mangoes, ; India Relish, ¢ FOR SALE AT gu DIGRERMAN’S. . Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. EVERYBODY NEEDS . Spring. Nileticin es. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA Is Just the Thing. Cranberries, TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. Chutney. AA INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ® ® Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. The Cash Grocer. pie ee Agency For--[lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries a Duffy’s Malt . quart:: Hire’s it “ policy is to buy W. H. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. » Peni Gamecock Whisky fail IXL Whisky ..... ay d. Bryant’s Root Beer ,2e%, 10] Mikado Soap, per bar PATE FOIS. ees AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 1 00/Pickles, % gal. bottles. ¥.00;° ig bulk, per gal. Olives, eeeees weenie tannin nn BEEHIVE £ GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, + Proprietor 30 25 50 I 25 . OF 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. i OL emt pst anew ROAST"’ Coffee is the Best, Give it a Trial. > eae we cw Se No STALE Goons. I receive fresh I ce tea ‘end Provisions daily and my stock is constantl THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell y new and fresh. My At the Lowest Prices One price to all, courteous tréatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City.

FAILS. because over 9 only known remot'effe by the Francisco, Cal} HALL, Floors, Stone, Stone C od’ Tiles, Urns askets, etc, Volley duting the rk ate Prices. ‘nished on large oroun Neo did work:at: B te ok in our LARSHALL, [RA NSCRIPT Office, . LING, ,: Law, iG.COR. BROAD aac id Lot ale CT HILL. 165x140 feet. : Shea and ‘Store Room. In House. ll in, PERCIVAL. ary 31, 1898. & SONABLE.q FRIDAY nin bein . at ou SIERRAR, tor te ae with ‘the excepti few manele: which he spent was etigiaa: tii” pt eee and. Flat andPoker Flat, Sierra county.. The children of the Seg Lizzie cisco. ‘The mains were sent to . an} Francisco, on. Wednesday.. morning's}. on: local where. the funeral aod Inbeerat perati tookplaes, “SWEET ROSIE GRADL” : ands Nogent’s ‘Prize § Song @ “Of the Herald Square Co. One of the thos dies mea a ay. is Miss Maude presumption is that its history will be Nugent, who is one of the stars with. that of other deep-level Californial, William Jerome’s Herald Square Come. mines, whioh:on. being ‘pushed deeper dians, in their latest laughing success, . atter years of, cessation of all work. “A Juy in New York!” Miss Nugent . have doubled and trebled the millions is young and for the few years she has. they had produced from the upper been before the public she has made . levels. The Champion mine is also porfame and fortune. : trayed on this’ page, .in the Nevada Her song, “Sweet. Rosie . O'Grady,” City district, in which is located what has brought her over $10,000 in royal. has been dubbed the-great father lode. ties and her “Mamie Reilly,” her latest . The Champion is at present the deep-. composition, will be another large win. est and most important mine in the ner. Miss. Nugent: will: sing “Mamie Jimeivik (Sts eolag oucoek toc aon Reilly” at Nevada Theater tomorrow . of 2200 feet on the incline, a 70-stamp evening, illustrated by the famous ani-. mill being in continuous operation. -mated music sheet with a chorus of} The Champion has.a gold bullion rectwenty: voices. ord of over $6,000,000. The Kate Hayes 2e0 : Mining Co. operating at North San The Native Daughters’ Reception. . Juan, is another example of a good The Native Daughters of Laurel Par. . P roperty ably managed. ; lor had an extended ‘session last even' ‘Nevada county farnishes many proming. A number of candidates were ininet and successful examples of hyitiated and refreshments were sérved,. draulic and quartz mining.’ Since gold . A committee consisting of Mrs. ©. L. . 4S first discovered in California, NeMaller, Mra. F. E. Wadsworth and Mrs.: vada county has contributed an agL. 8. Calkins was appointed to confér . Stegrate yield of over $210,000,000 ; of with the N.S.G. W. committee of ar-. this great amount. about $125,000,000 rangements relative to the proposition . @8 ‘been produced by the hydraulic to have the Native Daughters hold a} ™inesand $85,000,000 by the quartz reception in honor of the Grand Parlor . ™ines. During the recent years the on one evening of the week oor are . 14artz mines have produced more than sso hap Egat wal ers of the renewed activity now manifest throughy} oat California, It. was worked to a “i depth of only 500‘feet on the incline . ‘and ‘prodieed °$2,400,000. Flood and ineenn 16 Mackay have taken hold. of it and the} here. Closed. the. the, Bargain. fhe City Neustves lax! last ‘Syautae cope i mously awarded to ©. D. Vincent the contract for the construction of the water works, the action being taken on’ Trustee.Carr’s motion.’ The contract for Perfection hydrants was awarded to the James Stanley Company of San Francisco at. $21 each.: The conttact, for the new reservoir on Piety Hill is _. to be let later. Engineer Miller will ' be superintendent of construction on the part of the city. — Ladies Whist Club. An afternoon whist club, to consist of twenty-four ladies, is being organized. The county seat has among its feminine population a great many exypert devotees. of the game, most of vtbem having received their training in ithe Dirigo, Excelsior, and Royal clubs, whigk have flourished here within the ppast few years. Grass Valley ladies thuve an afternoon whist club and they tbaxe. some good times. —_—_—_ Tae Grrarse” includes: ite “Yeas. Hood’s Sarsaparilla’ cures -hip disease and scrofula sores and it: may be depended upon to cure boils and papa se and baptere of all kinds. Hoosts . Pitts are the favorite family , cathartic. Cure — headache, break otek a cold. A Welcome To All. At you.are'thinking of getting » anit «or pait of pants call on Hibbitt, the. _Artiet Outter and Tailor, before giving yyour.order. His work is first-case and yhis prices are very moderate. ~ m1-tf How to Save’ Money. ‘Lake every. advantage of your business eppertunites and employ Pierce . & Sweeney, the O. K. painters and paLi hangers, to do your work. : £28-tf. re eae oe Ata Bargain. " The Wells property situated on Mon. tezama Hill, about 6 miles from town, {se offered for sale at a bargain. ‘The . property consisis of a house’ of six rooms, barn and 80 acres of ground. This is a good place for any one wishing to open a wayside inn, as the bouse . is built just ten feet from the road . ; leading from town to all up ‘eonntry places. For further particulars. inquire of Brown & Morgan, real estate agents. tf * He Has No Taste That Does Not. There are few men bt men but who appreci_ ate a nice, clean fitting garment. Hib-. . bitt, the As t ‘Cutter and Tailor on Pine pete guarantees a perfect fit und stylish cut garment every time. © To Cure a: Cold te in One Day All fails to cure; i Oe _ 4-6m the hydraulic, largely begause of Federal casemate rs 7 ‘ er ay or on land, in the Grass Valley district. In this property three mining companies have worked one continuous ore chute to a\depth of 2200 feet, a distance of 6000 feet, and -have produced nearly $20,000,000, of which more than: onehalf was paid in dividends, It is still and ‘promises to continue to be a producer, The Empire, also in Grass Valley,;has probably been worked the most ‘gontingously of.-any similar . mine in the State. Other mines: have stopped and started, but the Empire has . kept. on for forty-eight ‘years. It has produced over $7,000,000, and is now being worked at. a depth of 2400 feet onthe ingline. Like.the Empire the North Star, another famous Grass Valley mine, keeps a 40-stamp mill .in: constant operation, is ‘being worked at ‘e depth of 2400 feet on the incline, and has a gold bullion production record -ofabout $6,000,000: At ‘present in Grass Valley district about 880 stamps are dropping, and in the Nevada City district 330. “Abandoned” mines are proving their . worth. The Reward; near Nevada City, . is a good example. After years of idleness a Gom. some ‘time ago took the property, drained it, started development, fae month cleaned up $6000 and have begun to pay dividends. The Texas and Bellefontaine are also examples of. . bandoned” mines, now working. The. lvania-mine ‘at aie Valley is producing ‘an average of $6000 in gold every month. This property is an apt illustration of what local: enterprise has accomplished in Nevada couttty mining. The stock is > \}pearly all in smalt holdings. Three ‘times had the property been closed down. A last effort among the ‘stook‘holders to push to depth rewarded them }on the 800 level. ‘The ore body is fair size and high grade. The mine ‘has paid 5 cents per share every month for} W' . Gfteen months and has» cash reserve in ‘bank of $30,000. Great though the yield, of .gold in. . this county has been, the. output is but an indication of the golden wealth in the’ 958 square miles of territory withWe do not claim, to be Kiondyheontfitters, yet we can. rig. you out with a fine Trunk, Valise or ~ which we have just received).fromuthe: East dt the ‘money if it tion. The Pupular Clothing Store. m24-8t J. Levy. Tike Lasalle sat Quinine Tablets.' Prices marked down to dety comgpetiwith in its boundaries. The present pros-. , ot woe ee, wat ye a ay . she asked as she car Wille tat Ua, “I have heard,’’ said I, “that there! is a legend among your people that long ago, before the white man came into . gene ‘this. country, there was one great. river . fae in this land, that it was a Frome A _stream, and that its course the bed of what is now make te **It is so,’ said the Indian. “And I bave heard,’’ I continued, ‘that when the white man digs bis PAC! wells he sometimes finds limbs of great . oe trees and pieces of pottery and bows and arrows and iat that were used jong years ago by people. ”’ “Tt ig $0,” eid the Indian, ** What is the legend that your people have?"’ I inquired. ‘My father told me, and the great chief, Mockwilhum, told my father,’ said the Indian, ‘'that it is so. ere was one river. It was the Caney. “Caranchnuas, . tived ¢ to = ‘east. The Lepans, the Tawakanies and the Ripas lived to the west. The Waooes lived tothe north. My people hunted but the game. The’ Ripas were ae erful. They made war on the Lepan and drove them far to the west. They . : stole the cattle and horsesof my people. There was a great battle, in which many of my people were killed. The Ripas drove the Caranchuas far to the. east. They stole the young equaws of the Caranchuas and killed the boys. . Soon the Caranchuas had to hide away ‘the squaws that were left. All the coun' Med of my people was held by the Ripas. ‘he Caranchuas had to fiee to the is. iene by the sea. Still the Ripas pursued my people. The Caranchuas were . but few; the Ripas were many. pas murdered and plundered. The Tawakanies and the Wacoes lost all their cattle, and their young squaws were taken by the Ripas until none but the yo were in all this country. ; “Phe Great Spirit was angry with the Ripas, but the Ripas-thought they were more powerful than the Great Spirit,. The Great Spirit sent a messen, ‘ger to the Ripas and told them they must send back the equaws they had stolen and must make war no more on my people or on the Tawakanies or the Lepans or the Wacoes. The Ripas held council, and they decided to make war on the Great Spirit. When they went to tell the messenger that they defied the Great Spirit and challenged him to ~ searched the great river, they searched

the irie and they searched the sky, but they could not find the messenger. He left no trail. . “Then they had much fear that they had done wrong, and some chiefs wanted to make peace with the Great Spirit, Again they had council, but while they held talk the preven opened, the rain fell, the sky. der roared, and the messenger appeared in a flame of lightning. The Ripas fell upon the’ éarth “and begged the Great Spirit for mercy; .But it was too late. The rain poured down and the lightning flashed, the ground shook and the thun. der crashed. Soon all the earth was covered with water. The Ripas ran to the trees. Still the water rose. ~ Then. the wind blew down the trees, and many of the Ripas were killed or drowned. The waters rose higher and higher, and the rain and the thunder and the lightning lasted many days. “There was no earth here. All was water. ‘*Then the Great Spirit smiled, for the Ripas were no more. They were gone. All had died in the waters. A messenger came to my people, who were down on the islands by the great sea, and told them the Great Spirit had sent a flood to punish the Ripas.and that my people.could return to their lands, ‘When the Caranchuas went to their lands, they found all changed. Where bad been the great river there was but one small river. That is now the Caney. What had been craigs ggg two rivers. One you call the Brazos; thas {a to the east. The other is to the ; that you call the Colorado. All the land between these two rivers was given to my people by the Great Spirit for a hunting ground. ’’-—Galveston Cor. How He Defined Hope. Hope,’ said she poetically, “is that in the buman breast of which it **How would pool es, define hope, dear?’’ oe head from one shoulder to the “*Hope, ’ said he, ‘ie t the fooling that a lot sith as water on the place. . frontage of 180 feet on the main be rans back 236 feet; also one piece fine land containing 8 acres, pane Apply to * Brown & Moraan, ‘It was not only my people the Ri: battle, the. messenger had disa They searchéd the woods 2. rahe all afire, the thun. ue ae HODGES _. including the world-renowned m, a EE & Clark and others. ar — in Brewing * is Reached. of pleasant ww wivalindiatass sep . RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” rel CTEAM BEER PEELE, foods s e '. 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