‘_ einity. began to operate it.
_ of into being worked by two Ane-
W. In one day brought into great
Winona by a rich atrike by tome
mean who became fabulously rieh.
town at onee began to boom and
everybody was on the rub. Ore wan
hitter: out in anemone quantities. the
1 are going into one place and the
hate being dumped into the ravine.
ere it accumulated in great heaps.
lien Lane was the daughter of a
her. She knew something about
‘ifilnen. and dieiiiting her profession of
heinoloteaehtnit. decided to net to work
Dressed in the miner's garb—damper.
overalls. hob-nailed shoes. and ear»—
‘ alto oould be seen day by day, seated
on a pile of rock or moving about the
donor. picking out the email bite or .
‘ W ore that had accidentallyo or other-
fallen into the wants. tinny a
miller who knew her would toes her a
We“ as he ran out his car.
. All thin sort of work she kept up for
, one time. when she decided tohave
ii. milling. Can you imagine her aur-
prlnewht-n her first 3200 came from the
, mill? 'l‘hue inspired and encouraged.
' *th continued in the same way for an
indefinite period. at lent getting per-V
mienlon to Work as many waste piles
on she could manage.
[finally she branched out independ-
ently. and. locating a mine in the vi-
Of course.
the work in a new mine wee harder
than her first experience, but she soon
mastered the trade and can now run a
wheelbarrow as We!“ as a mail. and
she is considered one 0: tr; west pros-
ileiztore .in the camp. Many are the
tone of ore that she has taken out. and
it in all good my rock. too. for the
tniiiman told the that he Would rather
have rook from her than from many
‘ men in the camp. He said that ehe
.‘zknowa what she is phony." and can
tell pay rock when she sees it. All for
herself. she will that she had tried all
the moat congenial and lucrative oi
occupations.
She has recently taken a partner. a
girl .t-hum. and they work together.»
i-inn ‘l’raucieco (hill.
ONCE A RIC}! PLANTER.
(filtering 0. Starkey Died at Lust
Almnhonee of Hie 'l‘owu.
Charles C‘. Starkey, who rt-rently died
a ward of the town of Essex. at the
we of ninetyvlive. had an adventurous
career. Whtu he was a young man he
out loose from his home in Eager and
turned up in (‘tiliii. where he engaged
in the sugar business. in time he
owned plantations and many slows.
No one knew how much Mr. Starkey
was worth. but it won certainly a large
fortune. After about thirty yearn’
stay in that country he suddenly sold
his moonstone and with his: fortune
returned to the United States. Me out
quite ii “swath“ for several years in
the big cities. but Iinaily tied up hill
_ vent fortune in a wild cat investment.
which failed. and one day he now
x harii io-hia old home in Enter. where
he lived for many yearn. home fifteen
years ago the town lumen to help him.
it doled out n certain yearly ulme to
him to enable him to keep the wolf
from hia door. lie had no lilih or hill.
and died of old age. Ho wail gaunt
and griritiisd. but Will“! and hearty till
item the mill.
W
MR. KEELEY ONCE BORE.
influential and entirely ream-thin
friends of C.’ Ford dealey. in thin: city
and viivluity. denture that the whom
mneereinx him made by rerioue our»
ties. whether oiileerl or othm. have
lion- him greet lain-lice: that he in
not “under arrest.“ and that there iii
no domino hot that he will do when
ever in right and equate under the cir-
onmteni-eii in the ”filament of his
hoeimu~~~i3ridnpofl Madurai.
cane meat-«n.
"1 theme title teen with m.“
Muted the united fut me to the noM
Mined court. ' ,
""l'iiei’e a very grove «ham. eir.
’fiViiet "inquire have you?" ’
"Meaty of it. your honor; float! of
it. lie llmi the bodily dim tire
Will of alulril lint! not ill” tltii Mild-
, Wit
in
“lie may have fired you. but foil eti-
iitit hi: putting you inn. Realm-rise-
mil Free Prone
Will Ill All WITHIN. iffiflil
The imam politic him mad»
ed in locating in the Glittery Ma»
you we laid. night. it in underetood ‘
thetxainlaniwinnmunhm-eycni
at once asserting the waste dumps. '
month;
A. 3. mm her father. in dilated
no political ebullient». if it had. it
”It.
in“ . ,
‘ \ I. e
. .
PRINCESS ”Karena Ni.
nonlti not he pulley for him to admit
the fort. as liq. young human in now
rel-airing I. unoetantiai omission from
the Hawaiian government—roomy: to
support hemll’ in comfort. if this unv—
ernment imagined for a moment that
Kaiulani n‘al plotting. her pension
would he immediately tittiplwd.
Rumor has it that "it" prinvess in
here to ho tnui‘tieil. The bridegroom in
Mild to he George Davies. a non of T.
H. Davies. the guardian 01’ the young
woman. Mr. Dnvien and his fathIr-r ar-
rived a few days in advance til' the
print'eeii. The elder Davies lo a very I'li‘li
man. and all his \lt'allh will go in his
two sons. The Davies home-stead has:
been rem-idem} rut-villi}: \\ Mrh in run-
el-irred signifit‘ant by many maple».
The ifniied Slates steamer Hilliilnm'v
arrived on Nov. 7, eight days from shin
Pram-into. She brought sailing ul'ilt‘i'il
for the Yorktown. The latter ii-l'l linu-
olniu on the day following. The lini—
iimoro is lit‘l‘f‘ in romain for an itinli~ii~
niio period, probably until the (““01“
vni‘N-l lit-(wool: Jilliflll timl "kl“(ill urt-
Sf‘lllt‘d iimi «mums-fin has rome in o
vole on the annexation attention. Tilt:
Bt-nninuthn \i'lii‘ahoheliialn an unlis-
pntvh Imut.’
w. .1. Kenny hail nut-medal the late
A. ll. 8. Hair-ail on liriiish l'llllflul gen-
eral for limraii. Mr. Kenny urrirud
from the orient terrier. He lifti'
her-n ennui-rind :\'i the dlpiumatw
mrpii for :30 yeure um] won-ii from
'l‘ainin. Formosa. his last post.
senator l’ettigrmv of South linkutn
arrived from Yokohama yrflh‘i'ila)‘. "f‘
will remain llt‘rl‘ until Ni". l9. panting
hlmiwif on iiuwiiiiuu ninth-re.
Jena-h Banned on noun.
\‘li'iorla. B. (‘... Nor. Ix.wAt!vit‘nI
lirouxht li)‘ the nit-imm- liniprrus of
t‘hlno Sll‘t‘ that tho Jziiiiiiit'iii' gown»
merit iiitn demanded $2004th in gold
from liuuoii hy nay of indemnity in
l‘iliilll'i‘llilll with the immigration nifnir,
Thin aim: includes loaned suffered or the
immigrants to whom iiililllliidluil no i ll:-
nit‘d. his well an by the rumpunir-n “lili‘ll
‘lit’nt them. and the f'Kpt‘iIiifl ui‘ ill-ruling
n mun—nf-war to Hullululii. 'l'llf' Japan-
mu- papers column the dt'nltu’itl iiuiil.
Fl'fllt‘.
Injured In lilo-ling Imelda-i.
Bullion. Nov. iii. "A blunting ill villi-tit
ot't urred at itmnitline, liy whirl: nuri.
oue injury wan euntnlnod ivy Arthur H.
Walker of iiiuwruyiihv. N. l'.. “llllf'rlll-
lentil-tit of the job. and tun Motion in-
lmrerii. ii in fi-iirotl that Walla-r will
not rooovor. inlrm' water mnina ow be»
in: laid in a ire-twin whirl) hill! burn
llllflilml Hill (If n iiuliil ind ul' WWII. lim-
prooiirml liiuet fuiiwi to Miami.» umi
Walker hogan lo irirli uronmi it iihile
"It llibliililti were liitililmt 4m, i-liilitlonly
the (dimer wont off ulth it loud roimrt.
end the three
Mulder! and int-united.
Mil (Milly i0 Rutheulninent.
Bimini. Nov. iii» William lluyima. in
the numrior vriiiiiutil mum. pioudml
guilty to an lndietmum rimming him
with the emiieniemem of time from
the Equitable Life Auuriiiwe inwieii' in
(Mioimr lull. You”. iieynen nuilflolily
("unheated from tho ”flirt: of the no.
«tow one tiny Milli month imitation of all
inquiry rumor-mink it remain iwiiitlury
iranurtiun in whirl: he tinnmi. An
examination of his ncrouhtii we» made.
Mid it wan found that hill pwnlailon
amounted to mare than mm. ‘i‘liu
primner will he linoleum-ii am Mon-
day.
We flout til-Inn.
Mninfltmi. Vi. . Nov. “.*‘“wflr¢‘ has
been m'eived here that Emu million.
irho leit thin city on July In for woman,
not», on on iinnevigiilllo river in a boat
of hie own t‘iflillflii'lluil, hint Wilda
im lately. billion. who in no yearn
old mived to try hie fortune. in the
wool. hill we: too pm? to no in! amino.
r7 menu! and routes of travel. The hunt
we ll feet long end a feet wide and
we: mrided with rm and a nail. All
flown loch were the little lanai. ii in
mm and the outline he iron. rile
mum-rule 3,390 miles.
. w. W»...
«a.
B “W! M? um
.Whomefoermwhobflem
radium-momma
.mefthe’lle tillage“
Ronni Holly. it 1.. ”or. iii.— lumen
Yum of ileum-town. if. L. older ehipl
m or the Pennsylvania reunion
Wink”. «rammed ewtde by
We in Mimwurtii‘a bidet hero.
m
Wand
amine that hie damn?“- viii! m ‘
ilwii li'vi‘e i'eu rfully.
No one
1!“ .
found it:
Mat
a runner re unit
atent
edicines
Elsi
Alia PILEISIII
10
that:
”cunt-i
Geo.) O. Stillson’s
also. I‘VOII.
I! Went legge- bt.. “Jane-it.
J. D. JIN‘NING..
UNDERTAKIR.
"-" "‘ t! r mus srititit'r
lanai:
wimnulmm
anatomic]: um B'l'ltl'l'.
‘ rntnruonn CALL. 1:.
“I.
. one or cuoicn
. OLD
Tiroothy Hayim“
The cars of old long
mil: srnaw:
find .‘
cunt-to writ-re.
1 oars:
in Store e! These goods are then
eughly l m clue. and will be laid
at tho- iiime price a! this year'e
Imwth l‘ The comparative valve it
known liy all human:
ut 8000 huehelt of old
RAW DID BROS.
Ionian-oil.
I.i.. I. ll. I ii. I. I.
flint YAiihfi.
it
w Jane llth.
MINI i i li‘l'lly!03fi¥4!4i£ ”If new
‘ emit
..ll EM
an. 7%“.
Motel ties}.
were lint
EM.
Milli. La
mil?“
‘ watch. Thebeet are and: right
‘ in beet-lee by the American Width“:
‘ Whirl: Company. Two ii‘vrutoh more
‘. , in!!!“ particularly entomwendedwn
‘ ' Can he "
Austin's. :59 not Strut. portion.
amigo to Europe for a
here
u
““2“ ,9
gold, silver and gold EM
""3.“ "and
lNSURANclli
leel let-u III lune MI!
Infill! "I'll!-
”IMHO! III!
II "comma “to“.
Umdfll’h‘nlanmu.w
8’ “he”
laWIlmnmu
“35%“; '
- J. OJIIININOI.
Paper-linger. calelnleer
Painter.
WILL an“? nee-res
BTW
SampleB'oobm Suhofl’nm
W. on“ 1.. i
an... “r:
Prom
Your
Roots!
and they will protect
you.“ Did root's mndt
nl good as new at hall
the nodal cost, by
THE
NORWALK‘BUILDING
OGIMV.
I“! 103'“ con.
mi: d “on
re Wadi-“narrative
Any Ian or Women
Whoa-e hair in dropping out. or who bu
dnndrufl and in: itchy min. can he new
many cured by using
HALE’S 00.900“
QUIIlIE l
Don‘t forget the mi iiale’n Compound
Quinlan. for the hair.
till 0381‘s.
at all drug aim. or of your hair dreamer.
Read
Then
Profit
ilpoelhe Int tymptoml oi
a mid. procure ii hm of Dr.
melted" ACIiOI. Tale ac.
cording to direction: and it
they neuron from a long
and painful lilo-u.
Aooton .
will claim grlpgcumheeth
militiamen-t.
manna-nu
I. n. com-1AM.
. tam-r amen.
“slum . . . my
tom-unto.
{Tynan-lure?
w’fi. ‘ihfiol‘.’
ache, mi neuralgia; do“
fund all that our
give
whenever
women get
‘i can“ like thi‘l. they
: none-er! to IBM
mm”! M of it
there no worthy '
epond to a worthy W
tlnuaily delight in ..
ltdouee‘eete“
Beautiful Designs
in Hall Papers.
Aromatimuhudtouet. Bat than
mmhthinae nevertheleu. We don’t
mtioneemboutfnl. butweereproud
ofoprltotik. Wemirhedhnrdtogetit
~we didn‘t take what We: thrown tool.
Thai-anew why we have the
made.
ammunition.” eta .pelntlu.
decorating.
Typewriter
to In. Londor in imprint-moan.
Thin oompnuy hat leaned an
Mental e maintain much of ul-
mime bend orone The
tum: Premier i‘ymrlter lie.
Ethernet, )3. it. ii. ii. A.
New York em. 38': WW.
new Haven ohm. 17‘! Crown street.
0. w. naviiouo.
funeral Direeter
and Imbalaier.
I. W‘ygtmw “em.
iinideniie. it (‘mutent 'l errata.
Molten It house. iii-ii
MW“
\.
(Miami.
mm.
FLORIDA
And the hull.
iiy the inn-twine! nil Mice. the
. hAVAillAli Milli.
m «it every ml tiny at t o’eiorh
in the m from that minim lily.-
r. than unite». m we. olreainrr
and uni-viii information. all oi:
William O. Wlioox,
lo. 4 lilti‘i‘it tutti mm.
, death amt. cone.
mt Imus“? inane-QM
» p , not into
W
I W“)? All.
11 (fill mum W
70
m
It. I. ”tell CI“.
line to in“.
lilo stein Itreet.
out
Bloyt-lo i'lilt'hl
of bicycle boots or leggings.
favor.
plnlii of tin: skirt.
girl.
lentto of mi silk.
lvntlwre.
'00
wtaoiue
iilViTAilOilS
hlli' i'; it‘-
engraving. for
$8
oily.
lilll'lll Iii.
out-ii charge.
flll
Gilli“
CARDS
I!
it “n
n» AM...» u-
_ EVENING
WWII ”KW
W
tmtz oiltil'e oowx.
rice are left unlined. Collars are tall and
during. and may in- of the saint! Iiinierlnlu
the metal the garment or of velvet or fur.
who wish to keep their
hands in gun! mmlltitm nholild invariably
wear thick glen-s of dot-rur- dog skin.
In?" new are meiiwntly am: with heavy
woolen stockings :mtl low shoes, instead
Soul: goods M diagonal. some and cher-
lot lower motif of (million and are well
reprimand awry swoon. their nee-initiate
and durability insuring them prmnnial
This your tlwy t-oinpoiio many out
tailor math: gowns, in dwp. ulnar blues,
growth and purple tonne. Gray.
and black art: aim yin-titty worn.
Pinion. no much sot-ii among the new
impimntlons of all varieties of fabrics. are
pmiiiielng to more a sitters». They are
mainly in large Hillfll‘i‘fi or he
he (niipluytul to: n trimming. on
«nine or forming ’ plaiiiniza. Plaid shim
are also worn with plain waists. the hot!»
loo ll‘lilK of the who Vi ltii‘li prevails in the
The pit-tore rain-we n «minute for a little
It. is‘oi’ roll and hint-i: t'lli‘l'h'd wool-
ru goods. the from of the skirt iormltig a
liar taillier fronu-d in two narrow plotting!
of mi silk and adorned with ellwr buttons.
”to hiotniu iiotiii-e opt-m over it lull (“honi-
Tho poloriiia collar is
innit-mi with plaitliiga of mi silk. as are
the “riots of the plain hll'l‘\t‘§.
-Bf Mi \‘elwl. in trimnmi with black
lilta‘l.‘ illirliliigti are worn.
.itriiit: i.‘iioi.l.i:T.
ENGRAVING.
“'0' will fill iilsll
including;
and niitnluie envoloim. the ill:
ml quality niul muei nrllnilt
Nenrlyhtl our rent.
or" oihirril by niinilier in title
EACH AlllilTlliNM. Ill'N
Wedding work folded nod in
«Dried in enrollment without
Other engrav-
iuu mrrnomullnniy cheep.
We aim niuiie i| aimelnl prion
l'litte end It Garvin.
II
Adana-en (Bertie. ‘iii male I
line «it'll.
Where plate, in inrnlliiieiii
m Garth. all mill
till finale, 75 mm
“'0‘
lit-own
ntl one to
in a bin
The hot.
lunlde
In»: that:
O .15
1.33
thing for nothing,
ten or twenty titling"
or engaging in mm
whole sentiment 09
been ageinet the grant
lottery for years. YIl.
bags. flail-ponds. ‘f .i
given away by chat:
:1 small scale?
some. These thim
name impulse. the ,
for fortnne‘e milk} for
touch. the some (“slim
ting something for.
which we label ‘
bear fully “intimate"!
gambling t8 the home .
to the public notation eh"
yet rhureh—womoll at W ‘
are the first to “W
tit-es whenever the: no
money for the worth!“
man nature so utterly
cannot 'give anything
or that it cannot cm
which would leave I
gin of profit for charity
impmn the motlvcl of
hie workerfi—far be it
did they consider to It
tires they appealed with
penny whence?
Prison. Jail and HCII.
from vanadium '
a living. no _
may he. in .
world. witli’ T
tale. and "GI
says a “final“ .
' ford (Yourant. Coon:
years old. VIII d '
ereiield about a mill
lint: serving a all“ M
ing.
was released becnuflb It .
Hf' hurl been out of m‘
days when he found life
trying to earn a living in Ill
liltiou.
Sheriff (‘09 and m m
liepuiy (‘oe took WINES
ration. and arreated lilI' M
i‘oon was sent to “RM"
ihlriy ilayii. hut in I“ M i.
he with compelled to matter
tion because the nuclei. dill .
a ronaumptive mixing filth M
prieoiwru.
and tried to earn a liviu by
chain. lining a smell m
town building for I
dwelling. lint the ne
ullow him to stay there
thought the place too cold...“ 7
sent to the Hartford WI!
team day: ago The 0th.! W
hr mriwd in town. mm
tel liuihniltieii had turn“ 3.
him hut wliiih he mu m m
Mind
to do hill: the hey.
m ow mm during the mm '
tially. lurid to a Hartford m
m .
W
lie-pita] Cloned
Robert Coon. who it
ills term hail net:
that he M
Cook returned to ?
i‘ooil u inther will here _
w»...-
v i'l"i‘l.it' alumni.“
laeliim of i Meet mm m, ‘
lliilri’meli iii
.\ man who has heel: ill
nhoiw liliBIiWflh liringe hit! II
ii iii: fflf'liit'i‘ii and deliryuieii m
that he found thew eltlIIiiI ll
holler frame of mind than
me feeling of feverlnh unmet
minmi then having elm ' w
upouarmi. Illttie or hotlifl
bald ulmui iiiiiorrulmll. M
are again turning their
rattle railing and but“. , '
of intemt hail mm M
for rattle in h Mm
opinion was that prim
«tell it» or an e hull. BI ’
the advice and M (if
romliilnflmf rm . '
and iii: mien at it
ten and tile rim
animate m
indication mt!
lumen of the rent
nremht elicit ti him
of notation of » i ‘
till til“ tilt! M L
mi forum.
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