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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14

he was the only man who ever dared
to snub her" While other men were
stumbling over each other to pay her
court and attention, he always treated
her with absolute indifference and even
rudeness.
Theuconsequence was that she de-
termiged to bring him to her feet and
his knees. She succeeded, but lost her
heart in the attempt.
Il fell in love with my husband, -
one lady recently declared, because
he was the only man about whom no
one was ever heard to say an unkind
word. Even the women, although he
paid them no special attention, were
agreed that he was "a darling;' and, al
though he was plain, almost to ugli-
ness, and old enough almost to be ny
father, loved him and determined to
marry him long before he had any
such thought of me-"
Not long ago n Yorkshire lady OF
wealth and beauty shocked her friends
by marrying a poor cripple. 1t had
come to her ears that he had long low
ed her in silence and had counted each
day happy If he only caught n distant
glimpse of her. She discovered that
he was a devoted son and brother and
u man of unusual gifts and culture for
his humble position, and, moved by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14
The Home of Echoes.

Many valleys described in guide
books as whispering valleys" are IA
yorite resorts for tourists in all parts
of the world. Few, however. exceed in
wonder a valley at Stansfield in Es-
sex, England. The rector of this par
ish in giving a careful account of his
own experiences states that his house
stands on a hill 2SS feet above sea
level. rising in rear to 300 feet, while
in front the ground slopes away to a
stream 100 feet below and again rises
$50 feet on the opposite side. From
the rectory the bells of ii or Is vii
lagos may he distinguished. while
across the valley footsteps and voices
I'm conversational tone may be heard
at half a mile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14
THE SERVANT QUESTION.
How Much Worry and vexatirn May BE
Saved the MIST ..


Much of the cry INST the tyranny
and impudence e servants comes from
those who exercise their authority i'll n
disagreeable way and who do not know
the first principles of successful mail
agement," argues Jane Lowry Cum
mings in a thoughtful Taper on MAN
aging the Servants, - IL The Woman S
Home Companion.
Every woman has her own theory
of how the homework should be done,
but it is not always necessary to insist
upon having it done in her way provid-
ed it is done satisfactorily in another
way. Bridget may come we'll recon-
mended and be discharged at the end of
a week or a month because her method
is not what her mistress considers the
proper one. Wherever she goes she is
likely to be confronted with new meth
DDS and blamed for doing her work aft
er a system which she has laboriously
acquired at her last situation. She is a
machine upon which each succeeding
mistress imposes her own pet theories,
TO the exclusion OF all others. Without
reference to results she is compelled to
change her method of handling the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14

one Of those sudden, generous i'm
pulses to which some women are liza
bic, she sought an interview with him,
told him that she had learned his Sc
cret and offered him her hand and for
tune. This may appear a strange and
improbable thing, but thousands know
that it is literally true.
Another lady whose marriage result
ed from n similar impulse gives this
explanation of it. Among the friends
of her family was an old bachelor with
n reputation for crustiness who had
known her from a child and had often
nursed her in early days. To her he
had always been gentle and kind, and
she had loved him 'in way" as long
as she could remember.
One day she said, why have you
never married, Mr.. -T'
Marry, my dear? Why, no one
would ever marry a grumpy old man
like mev'
"Of course they wouldp' she answer
ed Indignantly. "Why, L would marry
you myself!'
''Thank you, my dear~ came the I'M
expected answer. "Then We'll consider
the matter ended"
In spite of her surprise and misgiv-
ings the girl loyalty kept her promise,
and she las never had reason to regret
her moments indiscretion." 1a.s-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14

A lady friend of the writer married
her husband for the very illogical rea-
son that he was an avowed woman
hater. He made no secret of his aver
sion to the fair sex and declared it so
constantly that, as she says, 81 vowed
1 would convert him and make him
change his mind, at least so far as one
OF my sex was concerned" He was
not difficult to convert, for within II
months he had forsworn his creed SO
far as to conduct one of the hated
sex" to the altar, and now he declares
that he loves them all"-Tit-Bits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14
CUPID'S ODD FRANKS.
WHY SOME. WOMEN. FELL. IN LOVE
"lTH.THEle HuseANos a

Peculiar Reasons That at Times In
nusnce the Fair Sex In Matters OF
the Heart-The Woman Who won
and Welded n Woman Halter.
If there is one question more than
another to which it is difficult to get or
give a satisfactory answer it is surely
this: why did you fall in love with
your husband:" In 10 cases out of 20
woman would probably confess candid
ly that she did not know or else she
would declare conclusively that she
did because she did, and that ought to
end the matter.
In the rare cases where the lady con-
descends to declare her reason the an
swers are both interesting l. d in
structive. MA
Whatever made you marry til mis-
oner? a London magistrate askIi
woman whose face bore striking vi
dence of her husbands affection. Z" G
cause he punched all the other fellows
heads" she answered, land nobody
else dared make love to me-"
Another good lady confessed that she
fell in love with her husband because
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14
AS SAFE AS
GOVERN BONDS
We Desire to Call Attention to the
Fact that We have Con-
stantiy on Hand
First Mortgage Loans

In sums of 5000 and upwards, on
farms and other choice real estate,
running five years.
The following is a partial list of
completed First Mortgage loans on
hand, which we now offer for sale
subject to previous selections. These
loans have been carefully selected.
and are first-class in every respect.
They are and 81 per cent net to the
investor. We have other loans to
offer if these are not in amounts to
suit the investor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-14
Enfr Cash Yalue

The securities we offer are especially
adapted for the investment of trust funds
Snd the investment OF savings. as our personal
attention 20 all details OF the loan, from It's
date to its maturity, relieves the investor
from all annoyance, except TO present his
coupon to US for collection. For further In
formation call at the once of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

A s Eyz BIS
s ea = a raae4 was az q e
L9rr e3 rar ua@ ~ t. wl5aG
peeva aa4a a- ztps
One .lT l~ E~e eV alrGg @z-e
50 Gear ta4 sarT3~p hY a e. wnar
whese peEEGruan b q u saaga
Of EaasEal Sz aaI aruasp,i the zen
dgof aEazaaE PASSED ura an
o-har SlEefEl Of foos1 bali WIS 20 his
lips
~Whar'x the narrery azT-irpd the
cowboy wira dsconrerJ.1s Dcoap+uasx
II The Ieae o. one VITO means 20 be
answered
@Ah nothing hastily responded
the ~re1dprfouL
-Lo8E here. cried the cowboy. with
an accompanying ghuTnp 81 hfs IN
corrupted haad ca the table. 4 want
y0u TO understand thar I've got aa.au-
uers. bur / h2vpu't ri- 10 u@e en-
that's aH-FCufh's Goa Paubln
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

We Eeft the cuurr hsst week Trying
MeETrady va. Fnhorg. The Ilry found
a vsrsiics for plaintiff IN the suna OF
1885.
VIM. De.riug L Co. "a. Linfgren was
the next, rssuEriug In a verdict Tor ptaan~
.ui.
Gotten ". AhIars WIS then tried.
Vard5rr f1r plaintiff, $500.
The case OF Ealsdu - Br0iin wa
next dEspasrti Of Jury b3and far
plaintiff s2fs9
the above cits.ss e9nsIlIrc EEs EInr OF
rhe eour- I'D 10 ~-slfIrGag when an All
iaurnmrnr va. I4kan to Monday.
The drss ca-e called Hoa1tay Wa q
cBurG eas+s-AeCarbRey ~. NHham-
flle attorneys were gwen so days IA
which "a submit Hri-is-
Ga the eaas+.. or Elii1E5 80. Hammer
aacilar the EsrGtsct wa foe the pLlmE1
s5Ia
Two cas.--Prpmu. ". kraggr-werv
stricken from the caIendra.
Th. jury found 4 verdict for the o.
b.udlHr in Ehs cas.s. ct Las-il ~. Atbotl
&c Al. No cause Tor acrF0u.
Tuesday morning rhs criminal eaIan-
tar was Eaksn up. The frsG cssss called
Wa tine Seats -. Spreistsr.tac1, eoa
poisoninz case, which eraatai cnusIter
able interest, and there was large at.
tendance. The ease however proved A
rather tame affair.", ss the defensive put
in no evidence but sent che ease 10 Ehe
Iury On the states evidence. The jury
returned q vsrtic5 OF guilty. The tirs
for passing sentsncs By the Court has
not been dIsd, hur it vii probably b
the Last day OF the term
The Bissetrg case occupied the 4tren'
tioa ct the Court yesterday. The jury
brought IN q verdict thfs morning O
not z-sil5F- The verdict II ia accordance
wlGh che opinion of Mr- BlstsettTs neigh,
aors and q majority Of people wis
heard che eaz- tried
Thu State ~ HARRISON s5- al IL u0V
on trial
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

ou1 LeacnI1 -pCunsr rxgpxrS $500
and feiaf him ia the c1se in hand Then
he tried n1 say s0mer1iu af1uur rf1e
curious Fourth but 5ein ctiasest or
Nc IN. aA SOCK the paper and put 1is
name aGwu fur T5 csuEa he explain
e1 however. thar that vaa 1nty a svIr--
ef and that Mn syuupar1src fsarr could
be Gs- INDEED upsn cn 10 IA mucn a.
any artier aea-T IN Jericho. The paper
wanr round. and men put dawn their
aaI1Isa rom L. III 81 csnC4 Eact one
had an explanation ID MAKE. Es vas
anIF raruwtn out a feeder. hur caIfG be
depended upan cnr sL1ti e Ehsre was
need OF r. The sum af sL-sG had bin
raised ant there VIA a zsnerai casiin
al rlruug.i the craEd that Jericho vas
tom aersaIr proud when Llsh Billings
came saZIurarin n. Deacnn SpGoner II
ancs explained the case u MIN and
added
"Lisl. yu1 ara x10v1 "a De q big
hearted ral. and We Al know TuI VIII
be- g.nd Cd cnn--thura Co sicn a worthy
eaGIse. Give Ia ygur name
"T see" said LIai Ia b TOOK tie IN
ger, "rIar yuu lav ra!sett sLs0 for q
sicx and distressed wil.ater VINO las
Eyed AMONG IN Tor Is yearx
I'VE levL
And II al grin u be ae-sy
Every cent Of Il"
and ysu want me % mako e - tS
s, and ID aid Jericho pr1udr"
-Tha-s Il. Liah-"
-Waal yuuu hev % sIc1He ue. The
vfcGsr cnu't happen 60 Need t1s en-
cfnur1ous az our -trrf,ntn and sYmpn-
rier.c hearts Sne tsett ahcur III rrur
axu. and her ulster In cnrrln down from
Albany CO sury herr" n GEAc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

b e-sE4t s. ~ te.a. ~ 10 gu1sl old
tfwF$ 5 still told in F-.n Fen district
Of the EASTERN counties - : well
KNEW by ualy and pren now rpEsra1-
berFtl by soCag. 4 bass vioI was often
prafgTrd 20 help the chaGrs la parish
churches-
One lovely Sunday morning in the
summer while the parS0n was dronGny
out his drowsy discourse and bad about
reached the middle Il big bull managed
to escape from bis pasture and march.
ed Enthusiastically down the road. below
Ing dedautiy as be- came The parson.
who was somewhat deaf. heard .be
bull below. but. mistaking the origin
Of the sound. gTayely glanced toward
the singers seats and said In tones OF
reprUcf.
i would thank the musicians not to
q o Up during service time. II annoys
me very auca~
As may wen De Imagined the choir
looked greatly surprised. but said moth
tns.
Very soon. however the h~elliyprert
Gull gave another hslIow. aud then ire
aEgrteari goasaa bvearfa 1~pSpeFatpiy
inGs-uaaE 81 assaH-s AEz r.Up
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31
PAID FOR THE PICTURES.


1er~ txe MnaRY Game EroM Fsax
s.rrI~a ra~ nan.
~Tar 1Eriomarsr ktnSuess T WIN neva-
ssrzar cua man -raurarxa.f walF
kuoxu suarrsuau az Pfrrzbu-r .Ea
csr-aiuIv s1ex how ~ sn ne rsxI,r
thing a,f a~grncusrh = ,.E,h,yr rnsr hfr,
auvrhEnr fr h,lua+s n p-yvyF az ma arr
az IN s~uba-raSHsur pra.tEcar,au Ear
rt,e rtura na--v az vnynr ssEJrrxs
rrvzege IN me ur11bar xa-a r,mnfuv
vs,,ry a-y en- r4,.4 Eaava- -tvar uor sar
r-nrr Rcrx rsirrr Mona ~ rs HaE r,rrab,
runue7 zrear rar-jnr chr aur-sr sas rra
farmers ggr assur al r,ar W.. Eser
In a~xghaasra far usTx su,F suv-ur C,r,a
tav THREE az rz a~acles,at r, IN py p, rha
rteuie r-uy-ut4 ant f4rgx "a bYrgf vgsyI.4
hava ri VIZ uuer a crowd ss gifts r.rn,
mr. avn rawu. rr was . bunsv r-asr-
fnr al around mrs Sorra ggof ~sry
surrusre.s mar va an rur err uicrrrss
saxen Tia save CTR usvas tsa t,rua az
ma boys ruultn,r hava :, ls4s A rrrar az
III earY4 Err sgsa r-,a snbssarx nr Fer.
time wa decided 70 =, abeas aug r-rs-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31
Application for Deed
Jan. M-n.

sd@E ~
State os socth Dsxoea,1
$sG In Cooaty Ccarr.
Cocnty OF Day.
In The Matter % tks Estate cf James Fl.
Woodruff. Deceased
To All Whom liz May Concerr. Motto. fs
hsr.cy xlvsc that ey yTrtus OF al or1er slxred
b. the G1dersignsa JeAa Fl. Laaa. Judge OF
said court made OF the 18th day -f saa- EsGI-
tbs sth day Of February 1871. az the hour ~
3 O'Clock IN sh. sfterzoga ct ssss dayr thar
being dgrI2g a regular term OF saI1 rozrr, az
the cuurr ruor- Of said caGrr, 10 rs4 courr
hoEse 10 The cItr Of Webster. Day couasy- 3.
D has been appointed a. tRe tim. and rEscs
for hearing sas get EI0u OF 8Es -snTEeI D.
glaFs. stating ShAt bY a csrtaIn wTIgran COO
trace catered Jut0 WITH EaHd G-csassa t1rJ1x
EEs lifetime. a =opy ot WATCH contract ~ ar
EscE@a t~ said p~eritIoa and made. a part
thereof, 81 is"~nEftlaG 10 . cDEveysEge hy Eh-
administrator, ~ saI1 estate Of the f~o4I0grsx
37-crE0ed premises. 20 wit Ih1 wet
gEsFtsr gf sacEp1n nIEssssa- IN rownzN92 GO.
huadrsd Ews1ty. raax. atty SIX. Day eSznsT,
south Dakota. and praying that a decree OF
laid courr b. entered for SAGA eoaysEaass.
At the the time and place so appointed for
said hearing ali persozs interested IN saut
estate nay appear ant contest said petition.
Witness ny h4as 4a6 thu seal of safi court
hereto affixed this I0En day Of jan rslE.
I06a H LGaa-
Attest J1dxa Of saE5 Cou-r
Albert Smith.
Seal Clerk Of said CsGrt-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31
RURAL MAIL DELIVERY.

For the bearfs Of iuqgIrers az to
bow TO secgr4 raraI free delivery Of
mail arr pQbIIsh-d The following
directions as issaed by the POss
Office Department:
Present a peGIF5on add res-ed to the
first assistant postmaster general and
signed by all those who dssire the
service The petition should only
De signed by heads Of families and
should state the number in each
family. It should set forth the
nature Of the country, whether
teaseLy OF sParcely populated, the
character OF the roads, and should
be accompanied. wkeaever possible.
with a rOagh map Of the country.
This perEtgoa should be seat to
voqr congressman, or to one Of your
senators, with a REQUEST that be in
dorze GH- pc IcEau and send it to the
po=al department The 5d-a Is NOT
ra --r,n 4.., .aa.sn,, a.. ,-r,.s g..
E@ -ts7 fr-- a~-rv~ry I'D p~rsssns ga
AD
'
'-' "''- ~''s ".9' serves
'--. Use E@A
7- '-.'' '117 -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

Aev btu told within the Last two hours.
Ees q poor oIs suETarfn Woman the
Ssdder az Tdaa Jackson She needs
fhcd- fuel and medicine and has need
~ fer1 far days, bur nnw that we hev
enC7e Cd knew fr the heart az Jericho
mlI give a mighty responsive rarab
AID hasten co relieve her ease"
There was a good deal Of surprise
sver the statg-zenr. and everyh.tiF bad
Gaid how sorry be WIS when Deacon
Epnsner ragged for order md said.
~~JerfchGtals, when Iabez Thomas
talks a3oar the charity Of this euranau-
nfry he makes a STRING pffnr-a mighty
gsrEz- pint We al anew Tom Jack
Sa foe IA hGnese. hardwgrxfn man.
and bis wi1,tar shah not appeal Cd US
IN vaIa, Fer enc SHAH esteem IL a
Erfvlbege - contribute To her benefit.
Let 1s hear from EHns Williams
Enos r1se NJ and said tAaE he used
e. 10 GsAin With Ten Jackson aud
tAar bad he kEgwu q It's Tidder bsia
hard up he wal4 1eV avfted cts laEr
karHg wLrE Gar She Was a g1p,t WON
II ar8 q woman rptAd 81 ain ard
10 ea nor ne gre g8r aar
A "a weGf sez1
Ma wife over 90 #s what cfEtd b.
Geae a e rg waller Wa
vide onfa COS HezpE sd
I8gsB "a r7 . few wgg
abe Ee gn acsE the ds-
eoTaey gE Eaa Grl Ia
Eera h-t Rim
OF sg1 l Ea the olzGrpaE
OK tae Ear aev bong On
sAFre G aE On a ard
Z vas . GGartee { RI ar before ha
gt aruEE 70 sag r.gt ~ was awful
SsrFy Co. tag Vidleg So ssu ard want
ed % be e Of rhr 1rac % prove his
biz hearr-arwss Fogr or I've Others
Azd their say. and ta4E EauTy Sc1eu-
erhocn besd Cd a baDer and said.
Is : take t. w arp al q as rraEy
and within % make I3 a little purse Coz
tie sUTerin wfidprg
We are callet everybody az oaes.
Then there's EEtAfa 70 prevent Be-
G AZ Iebez Thouas was first % make
known the ease Le should hev the
Eanor Of beiE the Ersr to put his nzlae
down 90 tbs paper
dahez burg bacE he said be was
oniy 8 hnubte citszFn and cdat wan;
- pGt ainlself forward over etrs.
While BIS hearr 'Ar0na+d and h.@d
DnhtTd aFou1d BE- zvr say 70 Ina
cor Sos alI d second
fbe a. b
sekf
les bla a n Geg i
yea 500 anf %
- PIT a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31
Tie RIss T4aar Made Him Mad.

~ 49,
A Boston 4 In speaking Of certain
foreign characteristics. told the follow
ing story: a middle aged American
couple travelling abroad some years
ago called In Rome on a sculptor with
whom they had been acquainted years
before. The visit passed OF pleasant
IL, but at its close the host gailaatIy.
but none the less to her surprise and
chaGFth. kissed the lady as he said
gO0dby- The sculptor was an elderly
Ran but nevertheless il was 2 liberty.
and she was not ast0nished to hear her
husband calculate; Why. I never heard
Of such cheek. I've a good mind to 20
back and tell him what l think Of hirnr
After two or three remarks Of 4
similar tenor. in which the note Of an
ger rising rhp wife Ercifad 10
pour nit G- tma rrunhfsf watsrS and xa.
lagau= a@r band on a $ arur. sad =
E2n@ @"#r "s Eagve Ef~-ad
RE- H-r ~~.--r4
&EaE E "a wtase1 q
-T ra--t .-td
pr sa Ca~san
C# Us. s-
zn 4
.- g ire
g-a3 a&s
~~sl th~ E.aL
t ~. .r #.ra wiz and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31
ssIs aat Lease Of sch<ol ani Er1cwasns
w

Jan. men. T.
Nosies 10 hereby gTvsu that 90 Marek Ind.
fSf, al zrIeased Common schooI asd scdoy-
nsss Lands IN Dsy caEnsy VII be offered toe
sale. as pEnlic aserson, at sEs fruuS door of
the Court Ho1se. IN satt cocnty Sessssa s5s
aorr n Of 10 o'clock q. n aad s o'clock y "a.
as6 on March girc. fEI. al ansatt a-d Az
Lsased corlcn school ard Lands
in said counsy Will De offered for lsass &C
pGblic aaetioa hesvssn shs hs1rs Of ID o'cia<k
o. n and 5 o'clock 2. - 1t tcs frccs aocc ct
said eoGrs h11se.
Dated. Pierre. 9. D. lamar SEA- 1851.
D. Easelan
Con zissiocAr Of Schools zn1 PuDIhe Laada.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

"Hare 500 fastened the windows.
eear she aszed A. they we're about
70 retire fsr ,he night
No what's TIRE Use7 L cave ycu
the last dollar I bad to buy that new
hat and we needn't fear burglars"
bur they might sit down on the hat.
ycc Observation-Disclosures Post.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

us pee rl-p sad MichaaE she
hat 9 hTvl toue sv Il Hp ought 10
T. ga He ever Aai nane
az fap ~ ree rsra M ouFy
~ tvnr Fgte IA & sauagr in dis
2f ss ID E~ n 10 als suaer-
aL-C41E3 EI1es Herald
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31
ASPASM OF CHARITY
WcrEaEo TIE -EAsTs ssC PURSES
CT THE IEsic1ClaNS.

80 gSTk4z3~ ENHA4uA8s@EW GE4-s -
rae Cs~nrrIba1fou Far the N=rdy
wRanw VI as sNarre,s anal Cow Kr
Ma. Abruptly Closed By . asSsr.
Ersuu LIsh aaTkagA
Esprrgar, IDga. by c. q LSwGI
The Wistfer Jackson. -aifcr gf Tom
g~rksGn. hal been enc af ia IN jericho
nsr e yea-g. she managed somehow
n axs care at hersaIt until a long, In
Dxfn sickness came, and even then
ne suffered for care rather TIA Les
mytGGy xIaw CT her Situation &
kaxad aur- however, and gasez Thou
- WIS one sf the frsr CO hear az C.
He dr1ppeff nna the Iasrscic~ ans
vxynGn a1l. csEd absur & and then Md
y the ernrd.
-geiger IEtzsns-s Jericho has O per-
Eesser strong PINE tr ID charity. No
nan. Woman or child ever ytr called
W1n her u vain Il has 5fa our pr-ca
rzxf CUR hoaar that we was 4 cnrumunS-
with a heart 90 feel far the snrrsr1
u others. Up there sn the bill IN !
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

will cure a cough or cold in one
night.
-shIch's % a. anfalF1gs CIR. E1r coughs,
tnrsa. AID fIax troubles. II VII czr. esa-
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or changed the route of the worlds
progress No one could attempt has
tily to give a complete list, but take
some samples. Semiramis, Cleopatra
Theodore Brunehaut. Catherine de
Medicis, Pompadour, who each and
everyone were wicked beyond descrip-
ton. and each helped to wreck brilliant
men. and plunge mankind into oceans
of blood. Each of these blazes on the
page Of history, an evil genius of the
country that nursed her from her birth.
But there are others which if they
have not wrecked nations and plunged
them into war and tumult have
wrought individual destruction, and
signal destruction at that. History
counts them. We have Jane Shore Fair
Rosamond, Francesca de Rimini. Lu-
.crecia Borgia Brinvlliers, Louise de
Querouailles, Lola Montez, Schneider
Mabel Grey, and we can run down into
our own time and see the same wreck
and destruction.
1t is a list of extraordinary beauty,
OIL DIllldlll ldltul, VI tNpulolNt lclSlN
in dress according to the age in which
each lived. But it is a list of dead
mems bones, murder, poison, ruin, sui
eide and all kinds of horrors. 1t is a
list of false ideals and ruined hopes.
Curious that what seems a god given
gift should prove so fatal, should be
but the apples of Sodom, the Dead Sea
fruit. so fair to the eye, and but dust
and ashes in the mouth.
The above ideas naturally spring to
ones mind in reading of May Yohe and
Mayor Strong's son, a case which is fill
ing columns of the papers at the pres
ent time. A Pennsylvania of great
beauty she captivated Lord Francis
Hope, was married and squandered
millions which the young man had in
herted. Captain Strong whom she has
now captivated is a young man of
moderate wealth, of high social position
in New York and an American soldier
of some reputation. He has cast all to
the winds for the sake Of a woman no
better and no worse than those who
have been cited in this article as filling
some of them inches, others of them
pages in history and in historical
works. 1t is curious that this should
be so. Let all of us who have good
pure homes, and who may be bothered
about the res augusta dOmi," the
means of carrying it on, thank God
that it is pure and good, and that even
poverty can give true happiness which
wealth and vice cannot.