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p WILSON RADE HIS LAST STAN D
AGAINST GREAT ODDS•
• g sr ire Sane by a 1♦alattet. -
50.64 Dale, a gierrier of brad Meru'.
we ,a.tA Me attach TUI all wee.
lied.
7x, hrrw.- deeds of brave English
a will sl+aays huger in the MIT '
their countrymen, and any
aibti-
gal l,srtt:ulars that can be obtained
couuec Uon with such deeds are nl-
welcome. A reprrsentatire of
Matateele Times," a papefI'Ud-
ped in Hutuwayo, recently
is obtaining a nerrative from kr-
ttohessa, one of the warriors of for
Iota Regiment, which attacked and
nitilsted Wilson.. force It took some
d getting M'Kotchwana to speak of
• attar. He was gait* ready to talk
Int Ibe crops, locusts. ate., butlt was
,t until be was twitted se to wbeth-
' kr bad ever done ietythhg but till
ie hard land like a woman that he
lye.
"Tel, my father." he answered. I
sea in 1eitle" sad tb.tti,bs related
je foitowing ua•stifthat-
lint of thirty -foss Englishmen again-
; merwbeimtng kogdiU _01 ha
*fisted cevage enemy.
"When the %bite mice Nilson came
cross the fig river Sblangani," said
r Mtive "we %etched hire, and &l-
ama he knew it not be . nrbi. ser'
ceded on all sides by the r.mnaata
y eggiments which had fought at the
hethisi. the Imhezu, the Inaukamenl,
be Nyasa* Indblovo, and others. At
Wittall we missed the white majakas,
it towards the rising of the sun. Um -
gas. -the Groot Chief, came to us aMI
kir, 'I ham beard the white warriors
tag De,b; ceM, let us go and kill
1,ia.' We sen about
QKE, THOt D IN NUIIIMR.
lad wit hoot noise we went sad war-
IeaDded the place where the white men
hast
the,r fire. Two of them were staDd-
,ag wo looking Into the (rush. Some of
N made a tithe setae. One of the whine
apo ,tandlog awake went and woke i
mother noes. 1 o kick it wee llee-ir m-
ous. Re carne and looked all around
ratio the bash, and then aroused all the
other amakiws. They got up.a°d i sew
Ihsp-resat-halo getting their &mata-
eitiss ready, aad middling their hors -
BB IS A IODERA ROB ROT
AMARA
BUTCjI CASSIDY AND HIS FIVE
HUNDRED OUTLAWS.
$ewlrtd. of Wiles .f TerAMrr at Their
!terry -Thy •re She emcees er leas
W
okra Aneerteaa Mateo. .
The Governors of Colorado, Utah, Wy-
oming and Idaho. rectally met in ...on -
r. nue to devise means for executing
the nutunous Butch Cassidy and his
gang, who for years have reodersd life
nod I ttpirty ansate in certain ./cocoa
!tai State..
"Multi/ and his band are .be out-
growth of the rustlers of six years ago
Since then they have broadened their
field, and iucreaaed their numbers. It
Is aeidla Mento say that the leaders
of ibis notorious land bas 500 men at
beck and call. Their depredations are
upon a scale never before reached in
the history of frontier crime. All the
conditions are favorable to them. They
know every foot of the vast territory
in which they operate, taking in, as
it does. the wildest and most Inacces-
sible portions of four Stated.' 'Every
man of them is thoroughly familiar
tritb lJontier Ills to its rough phases.
The heroes are ..tQI;I ea"iRto five
bsnde. each controlled by its own lead-
er, wiiL_C`.Saili- Ii fist-■upr'eme,yew'
er. The °atlaw. now practically control
the sparsely settled region extending
from central Wyoming *oath -westerly
through north-we*tern Colorado, and
Utah, and atmewt to the Arisen line•
Marauding and murderoul bands eou-
duct their raids with restraint. The
thefts of livestock run into the mil-
lions.Ranchmen are murdered and driv-
en out of bua.neaa, and the officers of
the Jaw ate poweite ,____.
Then are five mewl where tbs var-
ious bands males their" beadgparters,
each of which u welt nigh inaccessible
except to the bandits themselves. Two
Of themost famous are " Robbers'
wild foray. and take pride in their• as-
sociation with thew bold and daring
freebooters. Eve* "Celensity Jane." is
the old days of her aasocistion with
" Deadwood Lick." could not surpass
these picturesque females in their wild
career.
About a year ago " Butch" Cassidy
and " Bill " Ferguson. one of hie trust-
ed lieutenanta, dashed into the town
of Price in broad daylight.; held up the
paymaster of the coal company and
rode off witb $8000 before the crowd
of bandetanders realized what had hap-
pened. This is but a simple exploit.
Bank 'robbers are but side issues
with them; merely ineidestal to their
grand chief occupation of cattle -steal-
ing. if a victim *aiet, or an officer
pursues murder is regarded as a pro-
fessional duty. to be cheerfully per-
formed, but they are not given to wan -
ten slaughter. In several instances
foolhardy offieers who have invaded
their strongholds have been disarmed.
dismounted and sent home.
An instance of tide kind occurred
just after the raid of the coal company
at Price. Two deputies traced Cassidy
and Ferguson to their lair at " Robbers'
Roost." They were fully if hears be-
hind.
o-hind. and their approach was 'known
long before they arrived at the narrow
trail leading up into the rendezvous.
Cassidy was in a jovial mood and be
conceived that it would be more fun
le capture the deputietlyld make sport
of them, then to kill them. So he acted
accordingly.
The domain were about half way
Roost" -lad "Ilo%.fa.4he 'tRtitl -?Ise
former is in South Central Utah, on
the San Rafael. River, a few miles
west of the Green Rivers The latter Is
bidden away somewhere in tha:wild,
,bountat'aons dtstnet lathe.of Casper. Wy.
The other sx a =OCR
0o basin. sear the eastern border of
Idaho. and south of the Snake River;
Powder Springs in South -Western Wy-
oming, near Colorado, end about 50
miles east' of thr Utah line. and
Brown'$ Part. hating is the slertb-wes-
tern corner of Colorado. and the north -
THE AIM FRIENDLY.
r
TI" T,aWtadle of Altbie1 Rader Waring the
Lase Wa-
A representative of Reuter's Agency
Gaya the London Telegraph, bas bad e
concertation with Bir T. Salter Pyae,
who bee just arrived in England
after two years' absence in Kabul. He
was detained in the Afghan capital
in coneeyurnee of the Indian fron-
tier troubles. Asked regarding the
situation when he left Kabul, Sir Sal-
ter said: "Everttbiag was quiet, eitd
all the various factions thoroughly en-
der control. In fact, 1 may say 1
never knew Kabul to be more tranquil
than during the time the Afridi ria-
ing woo in prog real. There was. it is
trite, *owe anxiety at first as to bow
it could affect tis, but no firm is the
Amenia rule that the people Remain- Sarsaparilla to all effected as I was. s.
up its trait wEew. ]aNr''et'_ a- Trust:
around a sharp pain mocks, they
Meed the sharp " Hands
up 1'
Half a dozen guns were staring them
in the faces not 20 paces away. The de-
puties rerlized that not to obey meant
sudden death. Up went their bands.
Cassody stepped up to them. raring
with laughter. -
" You're s couple of fine dubs to Dome
and catch peaceable citizens, ain't you?"
he cried. "Gimme your guns. Hen,
Buck,' calling to one tof his men,
"search these tenderfeet, and it they
have got any tobacco SO(*ican keep it."
't'be outcome of it was that ttthde-
their
putiets. retleved of everything
clothing. were bound hand and foot
to their horses. conducted to the foot
of the pass and sent about their busi-
ness. To add to theirediscomftture a
rudely scrawled note was pinned on the
lnvent of each._ which read: "We are
'
deputy iiitilb t fileetalrta+� Mt
Butch " Cassidy and his gang. hen
found send us home.,•
Experience
And Not
Experiments
Should be your guide in buying medi-
cine, Let others experiment; you
'Mould be guided by experience. Ex-
periments are uncertain In result ; az-
perienoe is sure. Experiments may do
you harm; experience proves that
Hood's Sarsaparilla will do you won-
derful good. You may rely upon the
experience of those who have Mrs
cured by this medicine. The.. people
gladly write that their cures are due
[u Hood's Sarsaparilla. Read Libre: "Fur
• long time I was troubled with scro-
fula and impure blood. About • year
ego l cut my arm and my blood was in
such a couditicn that the wound would
not Beal. Friend* recommended Hood's
Sarsaparilla, and I used three bottles
and was well. 1 recommend Hood's
Daniel Robinson. 52 l 2 Teras y .
ed passive. There was some attempt
at a rising among the i oghmants near
J•lalabad. At tbs moment it became
known the Auteer sent down • force
and nipped it in the Ind. The abortive
movement was a direct outcome of the
frontier troubles, the Loghrnanin de-
claring their intention of preaching a
jihad. Within a very abort time,
however. the leaden were brought
back into Kabul, and Abderrahman
f immiedell4 ip *o overawing the other
trite:amen that it no ttf6!"'tritg-the
any distur)ence of order."
Asked aa to what was really. the
Ameer's attitude towards the British
Go.trluuent in connect ton with the
frontier war, Sir Salter *aid: "I am
very happy that a+y.prophesies of pant
y�an with regard to the Ameer's at-
titude have to be true. and
rtweit
li -.m glad to .. 'radtie � r
of seeing for myself how' true an ally
to Great Britain bis Highneae b
proved himself to be. When the Afri
deputation came to solicit the Ameer'
assistance, Abdarrab.aan kept them at
Kabul until atter the war sea`+ over.'
Sir Salter told the following story
of the Am•'er : "A few days - before
leaving Kabul, the Amster, picking up
• email knicknaok which happened to
be on his able pointed to the words.
'Made in Germany,' which- appeared on
it. 'Do you know what this meaner
said bia.adghnttlM, y�gr country is
degenerating,' he added.' land bet
been sending out bad tthings
rotefor
hemy-
yurs past. and so, P
selves. France and Germany and Rus-
sia decided b future to mark every-
1rats-Aiet-4bsg-data r• tareit:"
�.n��ee�ra r[M1�•
teA if Tet- �yya Dews a Row Mese Russ ser lata
umerare d
"We are never satisfied with what
we have got," said Mr. Strybolt, "bat
by a blessed di.pens&t ion of providence
is. As it drew Dear the time for the eastern portion of tab. It ist
ma bleep over the edge of the world, finitely known in just which state the
w started firing at the white men. Brie" Park ear"lies• at it la
ho
They mounted Their bonen and tried tught to be across the line in Col-
d ado.
b -►sated is the Jilt A ,. the great The five ramps form a, chain extend-
Ha' abut well d tag for hundreds of miles. het taro-
korrni dropped dead. It was • cl y t posts moreiitg, aD�l tt7e rein [ell fine and ed try a regular system aL couriers and
maintain -
swiftly Thur were as many 'azaakima' cipher drpielchea, facilitating the to -
at tame limns the finger" on my two operation of two or more bands when
Nada. Most of them had on black an enterprise of more than usual mag -
corers over their shoulders Reyes!. abode u aadertaken.
These fiend• are composed of rasa
8pe o� hese is communication is main
"When the addle warriors found ,8c to
tie,: could sot p on. they shot the of the most reckless and sp��f that it ebauld It does not
horses, sad stood behind them-uaracter, long accustomed to dialer
quire the intellect o[ & giant to tell her limbs began to swain To trate Tom boots shine. rub t� CHURCH'S At Moir ImPTI1a' ll
waiting for us. We fired our gone •t Grime. WDeiever + murder r 00 *alt- would ha if we were all sat- needing her growing th aloe of an orange When near -
would
e.w.ar.a. n., Tereal., Oaew.
w white INC hat at first they did' ted In the mountain states or a con- CPRi CYARANT[ED.
tet
from a peoitentiny the lima should day her teacher advised her go
Toronto. Ont.
wawa messnrabiy satlefied when we
get more that we have been accustomed
to; for we view all things compara-
tively,
ompare
tively, and the standards we set tip
ars usually. at least thous with which
we are personally famllittr. Thus •
man getting $5 • week L gratified
when be gets s nese to $7.50, and It
f+ only when lie has raised himself to
ADVICE WIOTHERS.
tartar sats
H00U S Bana-
l.'
There he a proper mama for invite,
but it Is not the midnight hour, wheat
neighbors •re cosrting slumber. A
mutest girl in Santos. Kansas, was
rending the silence of the night by
warbling. "Sleep. MyDearest, Sleep,"
when a weary next door neighbor
stock his bead out of the ainduw,,and
shouted, "Mimed if I wouldn't like
to; but it's no go whit I have 10 lia-
t. Canada's Ureetest Medicine. Sold by all
&migle's. /1 : six for $5. Oet oaly Hood's.
Nood's Pills o s es :par, d.
j;.D PARAGRAPHS.
ten to that caterwauling °
Cure Yourself of Rheumatism.
The application ..f Nerviline--nerve-
pain cure -which b*t.aeaeea such mar-
vellous Ismer over all nerve pain. baa
-.Puliteneas eases the.jninFM is Ma..
joarsey•
Idlers"es travels so slowly that po•-
erty soon overtakes it.
There u a lot of grey-haired people
dyeing to get married.
Love, the and a bad cough are three
things that cannot be hid.
A man occasionally says nothing and
aawa wood, but no woman can do it.
No book ever written is quite as real-
istic as a well-filled pocketbook.
A daub of poetry in a man's nature
seldom promote bop:. to leve his hair
at"
About all the use some men have
for the golden rule is to measure the
conduct of others.
A baseball crank would be called a
.,vipj lutatic if his -enthusiasm ran'
in any ruthet eheni T"'
The theatrical manager bas cause to
thank his stars when they leave him
LB) of the Ion -office reeelpti.
When a poor girl who 1• long and
__y 1y sc' etres•vw.t* -'ha' Mt.
once becomes divinely tall and grace-
ful:
MONSOON
yet THE not,
TEA CO�kety
y Wellington St. W., Toronto.
RoIFINcir& �' fie ask
tP•wed Tr miien. aATO BIS 4.14:0111114.THS neofas it,
Feat T'ar ea.fkt
°v Aess 4��oa��st 1 � �t�,
��m to Nt ferAdefslse1wliaergaas
erb
preyed 0 remarkable success in rhea- ----- -- -
the ire and n.•aithesa, Nery sets os GONYOI'S �ROIEB CIRRI1 E TOPS
the sera.'.'. s utter* them, drivel pale �j LY Mil Y
nut and vu gi.e. relief. Try it and
be convinced.
Two mule. were struck by light-
ning at Elk Point. S. D.. and one of
them tell on a boy and killed him.
air 1oOtt
e1o�lo1edm New *50 wheel 1. r a25 Ledie a
a; «r Gents.. Will be sent for tat•
*portion of receipt of $I, which will ha allowed
if w'�eel 1s roatnod. r• ogle oedouble mho Urea
55, 0 pair. clasp Oyeis Os., 443 Yesge at.TarseM
/� Mills -Stool. Galvanized, Heller
WIND And B 111 Bearinat' Iron Pumps.
i Ppraters. and Gram (hind/ a Miele,
slaty M a Muir 05. Limited, Brantford, Maned*.
Bicycle Tir►+es $4n°Ma PAIL
Ifni saga,:tiara a raL'iom/. 1'ar�uowd.l.
INERALS TESTED
ter Oeb, eta
WNW far M•e...
MILTON 1. REA$RY B. A. ac..
IS Beierant.et#!.-lt.atrsal, Oat.
SHIP YOUR PRODUCE,
THE LTH OF THEIR DAUGH-
TERS SHOUI1YBE CAREFULLT`-"'
WATCHED.
, hours. Give Putnam• Corn Ezt actor
T ►len Tfet '
Roe neeeibitise
Are, that your temper will improve.
and you will enjoy walking and nkat-
-., ._ reel a earn.!
is removed. Putnam's Painless Corn
Estractor meter fates, -Teves no pain
and will relieve you in twenty-four
r
•utter, Begs, Apples, Fruit. *c., t.
TIM MAU$IU $IMNI1Na SS.. Wa*t
of Molt Marled suss //!Mews i0
%*111a1) I'lll►lee1 \l.l'*\ 1St.
1 1 1(WI 11 4(s 4,11
to ti', 1.111 1 • w .1119111M
received tee high•
est ase . etai1
Weed'. arWWM.
1 Penal
OSUMI TMs
sseeeek sidemrenitta.
ver, that °ted
seaataeta M
are sow r
televise is ia
OM.
billet ea ►a
Ike Omaha oak
as imitations b
�tv.ras
Me gena t.
NTSR'A11TOD THROUGHOUT
$nt•tr. Qatek e,lt)m Itnra
itemplat,•rre and oalalo(ue
t0. shape. MANM/AOTUCIIS' ASIC.? AeeeM1A-
T1MN, 10 Maio St., Montreal.
BOATS and CANOES.
Waite Re teeneree.
SALna DIAN, - 1711, gums' al M.. Tem te.
ARMSfila UTATu bought. sold &
sadisogprd. Teres mailed
r..
H. M. SIMPSON, Rea. R•twte and
naioial Agent. MOetr'eel, 11 ..
tAW
May
t;1ry,
....vow i ria i • trial and be llSpPyt
M■y Mas■I. t. Meet/*. Pair Fares,
Igeadae\ee aid Feeble Appetite Ifee
r seesaw of :arty ter•7• Sailors are so superstitious that they
7
the new of ate/Ward. and boob out
over . From the Sas■.Oraogevklle, Ont• do not like to feast themselves on •
the topUIt of the small end that that mouths ago Maggie. the fif- whip %hicb has a corpse on board. The
amount loch small and he wants Some agents therefore enter such
�& teen -year-old daughter aI Mr. and Mrs. shipping age
"So that then are periods when we ' J. Sweeney. pt John street, of this freight os their manifests as "'tatti-
er* in some degree satisfied; but the Wan, began to fail both In health and try.'
!most white
gnawing soon COOS back. and it is well spirits. Her tape was
s as
15 chalk, her appetite very tickle, and Quickcure for ell pain tine., gie., We.
ui uswi . --_ _. __._._- . __
what moa ppet e-
laded- With mus situated endeavor day herd Inattending schoolero gobntil e 1 with
dry,briskly polish with &soft brash.
world terse. For a we
d d t til she felt better.
ISINb Mimi A Are
leamrsrlee_lint
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan and savings Coempaey.
l n ooaroaaTR S 1116.
hid -W memo •` 1 f,sUS,aaS
n,sea,ne
Meets ead SSM/-Tereses , Termite.
mite. . t-�
Drawee Mese ttMalp5, aha
[1are,, Ti r.oMved Y Inler.nt paysole
y DaliarxutatlsswdJ9t soIel depestt.d ter
!Ares CrTfive rears.
liloPotato ali lot"
rime of Interest and on favoft orraabie conditions. _ -
Land Mortgagee and Muddied sr tio•cd
Debeate res purokased.
Information clay be obtained tram, sad ap-
pl►r$taqq. Keay bd ,aide W
- tl, 1►. m ![anmla. O `nerA :M Wine ► .,
'" -:'rase
ggattee.
sr p_ tR wwela eF.rtsr
�,��g,en a* u
- t1l.tlat TOar'�ga aR
w.ra tet rear 1155 1tie.
Fence, fenoew-ame.nt to hall W. dais
we have the beat .Ml most prsrtloai►.notes
may, hear metro' ft' ewers at the.tiReeeet-
u.nN) Farm. Uu.I tt Ont. Send for p ees.
*daces. ?rest* Meeks% #ire Wawa As,.
OM savor aa. T reaSe. Oat.
Love Harris
Your- Buys
self. Scrap.
111.31 WIND= IL, Toronto. Phone 1TM
TAMMERERS.
sot do us stitch harm, as we were • escapes gat aipig comfortably and sleetuly, an as no
well-prutectsd by the ttee+ and bash- .Tb J1al flees to the Dearest of these who earwigs
. As the Gas row we noticed several rat0SSts, where be is safe from par- then what we had built would begin to At the same time the teacher,
.t tae white warrior. lying dead. t rn. salt. In this manner the rank* d the fall. and noon it wound all go down and knew the value of Dr. WUtiaiins' �b Hartford & Vim
stet to rush upto the basdit. have been recruited up to a we should ourselves be involved la the Pills in such cases, ad
t rather be the general them. The advice was followed sad neadosee -
In
"Batch " Casa y axe w* mos
( Del t law improvement in her daughter's condi- ;trop sae breadas a u
they
to return un
trees,
pea gave orders �,�ag th conservatively estimated a general ruin, or reporter that
.eery. We Zees, from behind the OM, �Pbik each hand !tis lie 'learn Moray. Plainly it is better for as that Mn. Sweeney told our repo
pfohcl' t sad triad to rue up .d raises t bustle and evidently it is het- almost from the outset there was as
• An"hide IN. w
Only
til ( is a bat' !seder.
On y third of the wool
daily
I al PW ii mid
Tires Dominion Line Steamships.
Mesanal end Usenet is t.i..rpuol Is worm., L • A's
. Tarnow, east fad ' win anew rteu..l„po •Laikreder,
clever.' ' Doetlsion • Stocteines.' ' Yorkshlt o
emperlor aroer.eodmtloe 'or Fleet Cabin. Per
dig points, and eaten and Steerage pwnengem. Rates 0
article of . Fant Cebin, 111.:0; recited OabIi.
people of
"tee .em e a upwards according t•
staemer an rth. For all taformatioe seri,
rice. to i ocal Alerts, or Ilevu, TORRANCE a CO.
Aee'1 Ageeta 17 tlk. eacrameet tlt. Montreal.
b P• sort of authority over thof e ted- Ras to be a bustler n t owes c
killed pay a its with the tela sous 1 t 11 j tion Her appetite became better, the 1 food. Fully one -halt of the
i■ their haat. avid wtrasded .ration.
tlheetroogbo
pas
Each o
aeons" 1 los disturbed by the thought that vire
"Tow that rata were killed and wound- pregnas and • fortress onlyysoe r 'M-
ew
is [lest rttab, Dl'Yotebrraoa r pregnable. They can be nailed � b more that miserable vanished, and Quickcure for burns, 15c., 25c.,
traversing deep and narrow gorges.
11 free to try, lata bettor than she has dome y In Morrow S50 specimens of wises
"As many s s time* the finger .cby loft and rugged Peaks and I I doubt It any of as worry over mosthe.
w my two hada-so many,"std the sealing the wildest eateries of the be that their It is quite evident that chi y g wen analyzed by expert ohemiete,
old warriw RpeMag laces the is Riva precisely as can maiden was suffering All but three of these were found to
WAVED $[8 HANDS SIX TIKES. Rocky• -Ml lies o. rImany P he injurious decoctions.
1 trail lies over a narrow sbelf of iIa Thermo sty be no doubt about r
t t t ►!tical point to Iii ,
to
I he t back be- tr placed and the tell It 4 tette that there
he l [[ Into blah we find discomfort hard wood without tending if they and
first dipped in lard or oil.
Quickeare for Ulcerated teeth, 15c.,
25c., 500.
in some of the New York hotels the
%aitere are tipped to "push" certain
brands of champagne.
"Ent bow seas were ed one °O y the
by the bandits along
them not to a and the se-
ws goo' headaehe+s that had made her so
mayebe is now feel -
we have,
has of eo mopfor man
we Dave, f ►ung we are a
andA ono
that ; but if we may sure
hew compare feria from a lack of
cthat.blood de so maty• young. girls who
There was never a man so r' a and
he was u
Wil-
liams' Pink Pills ib tine 1 cases. ey
enrich the blood, stimulate the nerves
•
to and
he hustler • •
Ids is both a ren- 'Aa along through lite we color returned
to her face, the world subsist chiefly on
r
tale rich that a» jun a e
y b�lj ruck, eat
didn't t more. he 1t s quite as apparent that then Quicteun for cats, 15c.. 2:rc., 50.
fight f" [ a !eel " Holes have been
drilled and we may no other remedy the equal 0[ Ih.
"=o many:' asst WKotehwaaa sig- which i caw of pursuit M happy or !sept/► h Name 1 Tb Nails. it in said. may he driven in
O dy- than e•
into is nis • limit be-
sts"
turf "Then ws uses ftmtte can Ort 504
tier) the trees. and tired often. till lbws train the tape oft cliff bow w
suer of the 'sa►akiwt' fell and few
retie reed. Again Ueoytan. said: ' Let I . theet., ebasm below. thus hsffliing all par- want, and it may be distress, but when , and build up the emttn sy■ m,
we have attained an ire that will I mothers will act prudently if they le-
m kill all that are left.' but goose of : Ther are also mnay Places when afford us a comfortable esistenoa-and sial noon their daughters taking as
Diem said: 'No. they •re brave war- robber can bold fif y office» at that we ODD re•aeuably expect to get orx•aeioDal tax. N. Meow from ex-
riora, let us leave the ►Rte in ibm.. who asst ea the bandits atm armed to from externa W p.rfence that Dr. Williams Pink P111.
are not dead.' Bat tbe. titan of the l� hey nod bare dose great good in Orangeville
Ithe ta.etl and will tight to the lest to taeatoe our and vicinity, and there is scarcely a
hem said, 'No, let os sill all the white tt t xtermin•te them whatever add "D� Il depend not day that oar reporter doss not come
Try ordinary process of regard-
ed
mors/ we get but is content with some one who hii_g a
n oise. and thee attested three "tam.
ed as a useless sacrifice
cons esves lax levet at th rags. day word to ep for this wondeltol
lux-
uriously rep and containing mlediriae.
Dr Williaara' Pink Pills .cure by
one t
man. any effort to e law is em
ice of life. 10
their retreats are num/ -
urioa y °
sub-
sistence sufficient for months. Thus are
• defianee
• aCT law awl order.
The outlaws roam the ad jeoent coun-
try and smaller settlements without
molestation. Many settlers purchase
immunity by extending assistance in
variant ways. and the robbers even at-
tend country dances' and other func-
tions. oecaaionally 'i hooting r t p" ib
town or Inetalging
of
recreation. It 1a only when closely
pursued icy ot[iowra of the law '1hat
they ratite to their mountain retreats.
"Butch" Cassidy, however. by rea-
son of the price upon. his head. rotund -
ere the higher altitude more conducive
to bis health and seldomfmatiala a ventures raid
bntt0
1 aanrces. a do not
efforts then; but
went we may get
out of life ter tbat
apOin how mach»
upon bow we
men.'
Aga it we ►oohed against the few
that dere standing. When they saw
as coming they made a big singing
going to the root of the disease. They
renew and build up the blood. and
strengthen the nerves,- thus driving
disease from the system. Avoid Imi-
tations by insisting that every box you
purchase to eneloeed in a wrapping
bearing the full trade mart. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pille for Pale People.
They killed rnnre Of as. 1 mea struck i the bandits enabled to
11 the tomes
more. Sly brother told me afterward
that ill the white yes fell fighting
to the end. They are brave men, my
fattier The next day at sunrise vee
took all their elotbee,and &kissed the
face Of the biggest white 'majaka;
and took it to [.otawngula, who was
away ..ate day's journey. The Great
Chief said that was not the skin o[
the kader. We returned and took yet
mother Olein oft the face of a whits
''brief. When 1.nbengalt sew it be was
satisfied. He asked whether his Im-
trzu Regimenthad dome sol the killing.
When he heard that they had not done
more than oth'+rn, Ice /Raid: Have 1 the towns unless ire 1
then all this time phut my trust in • or is surrounded t a hand of his
lump of dirt.! 1 had twoDOWkilled triune awn. in which case be never
That day, my tather," esid 5itKotela- fears molestation. As a killer he has
Wena, 'And my hrntiler was alba In
the lest
the etnenaeb, The 'asaakiwa' were
heart true; they were wart -lore."
Asking hew feted possessionret lie Sly_g,, eat said it was
on a w hate eb w • Wes kilned be -
foto the brat ruvh. He felt notable the
rine of deed horses; they thought be
sea, not chide and kept on shooting at
kis bandy. When the natives ran ah.
M'Kofchoenvv wired this ear* nit the
white man's body.
The new oxygen treatment for
Reminds is regarded by the medical Pro-
f•raiore as of the greatest Rahe and
IN a dietieet *thrums W sati{ery. Not
bile 'hem it brlag sheet leafing to
rated that aimed habeas. hut the
1l v •kit 1a wholly slab/ sear trate/;
it i. soft. thick, .tinct!, fair. leSS .
Jratin•Aie net ri.yeedega____ l
Near tare temple, and remembered no
Nardi to he distinguieb[A 5001* WI -
earned • repntation dart
WI -
ton years prol'ably ualed n the Wiest
only by that of " Wild Rill" Hickok,
mune to his ashes.
-.Cattle stealing f __ followers.
of
tlatxvM to (*middy
and bis
O1e company alone in rentr l Utah
has lost 20t/0 bead during' t0
a last wo
yuan, worth et the present privets 1110,-
000. Those were dines through Col-
orado and into New Mexico. 1t is in
driving these stoles rattle front n •
state to .nether and
of itt.ration
try that 'h.ir system
is beneficial. ratio! that prrom-
However. say
1... adventure • (Mendel reward is
never overleolas . Trains are bold up.
expt�s .p*ppale. sad !yanks are role-
h=A. and stat Inti tidual pawhen
i r are
to b*ve treaty esione in true
relieved of their posse
.Vail agent style.. emu" tbr*.-pit,
Ther Ills0ride with haat ns tbsltr
F7[.ASHEs STs.
The Boozed -A good langh'a the
heal tblest thing imaginable. The
Braised -Not when It's on a bigger
man!
He_Yeeterday I exchanged thoughts
with the famous Prof. Seduka. She
-That explain+ It. I found him very
t iresome.
Handout Harry -Yes, alarm. I lost
meant in tar revolution. Yrs. Kind -
heart- Theehtreveotutl n
H arryof a bszs-mw,
--
matin.
Mr. Fizzing/c1 is quite a linguist.
isn't het I never knew 1t. Ol, yes.
he talks three languages. What are
they t Reese, baseball std golf.
Clan --Mr. Cannes asked res at
what time you wen likely to 1. alone,
sat he'si•nteJ to call nPon yott. 'Maud
-What did you tell Ida, I mid any
doe
Ir. Rful•bere-Na my dear, yon can't
judge e w omen's position by bar ,law-
airryy.� Mrs. Blabbers-[ guess you're
Agit, but ft's a pretty fair tadiostios
d het husband's.
Blortealtare-HeSry, don't roe feel
well enough 'to cut the grass this af-
ternoon,
t-ternoon1 No. d.ar ; bat if you may
es 111 take a hoe and weed a little
among Use flowers on your new spring
bat.
1f otbse--rm afraid lir. Crisscross is
ant eariose 1a his latentioes. Daughter
-Ha is awfully Iselin, • -al know, bat Te.eesees
ha eKfMring btaeelt i',iieal. Last 1 I Pack
�
-10111014 t to Lia sm. ei
fhe atMasse*, ri. ten. wren
".sitar
Edwin Pitta, of Fannin, 'Texas, caiIcd
at the house of Postmaster Benson
Goff, to whose daughter he bad been
paying attention for a rear. Gott kick-
ed him of[ the stoop. When next they
met, it few days later. both drew pis-
tole, and **eh shot the other dead.
Nearly all of the inland of Harliadom
M eat np into *mall farms, and the land
is very prnlific. The chief products
are Nagar and arrowroot.
TO CURB A clue IN OA A.t
are.auoy 1 r �
�ak� .1-41.. �* 1 1100
,yyTrdydai. sasaap Gal
$100 Reward $100.
The mime of this paper will be pleased to
Mara that then hi at least own drooled disease
WO sentare hem bean able to cure is all ilit
steges end th Ale Catarrh. Hall'elstart+Cure
is eke Daly poeltl re r lire known tattoo medical
fratrntly. Oahu r'. Ming:. oea.Htatlemal dis-
ease, rep- 1riel% r trio U m dorsal treat meat. Hall's
catarrh Care Is W keo .at ernally, aetingdlteotly
repo. 1 hs blood and emcees surfs.ss of the
■feta.!, tbsrdby dextro; Ing the leoadatlen 01
the d l e hes, all 51,1111 1 + •tai lest +frena Ya M
baldu•5 np the eonstltutloe anti embiing
nature in dotes its work. The proprlefon have
o mach f.tth te its curative [Dien that the,�
offer O. • Hundred Boilers for payse 1 hal it
I.
falls to etre. Mend for list of -neeentale
Addr:es F. .H5%RY k CO., Toledo, C.
and by DraiT
Hae'. nanny PIN are the beet
There are is Tokio tea iron bridg-
es ani eleven atone bridals- biesbdea
them, there are ',shoat alztruine 'vood-
oo hrtdges, m.s arias upward of thir-
teen ken. Tboee that are of smaller
�c
length are too fefmeroas to be
ed.
a
Over 700,000 people in Ma•.eachusetts
are dependent upon the cotton mills
for their living.
Quickcnre for Swollen face, 15c., 25e..
boo.
Torr'-fitt.bi of the Bpagteh soldiers
in Cut,* are ander twenty-five peers
of age.
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