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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19

II thought you could Gnotu me-" he said.
boat, and l can't swim stroke. Isn't
that just like me? Work. But then
/ always did work-when | couldn't
help myself. You're thinking I've
come down, Matty. But what is up or
what is down in this life? A question
of degrees-the president and the
ftreet sweeper, you know. But I'm
glad to see you. l didn't think I'd be
very welcome. All the same | made
up my mind 10 look you up You know
l always did what made up my mind
to do
His words seemed to reproach her,
or was it his manner?
81 don't say you're not welcome" she
managed to say.
''No," he took her up. "that wouldn'.
be your way. You never blamed me
when / went back on you even."
This was too much; 1t was brutal,
and he saw it.
'Therew he said. Il d.ln't mean
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
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Copyright, 1900, by
Robert c. V. Meyers

find you-a trife thinner, but the same
neat Matty"
Miss Martha rose irresolutely.
Dan Borland." she stammered.
He laughed, pushing his hat to the
back of his head.
Il thought you would know me-" he
said. "You see, l am ON that boat, the
Tecumseh. 1t was great joke when
l heard we were coming here. made
up my mind to look you up. They told
me yours was the first house I'd come
to, but l was not sure of it till l saw
the garden and it's primness. Then l
knew there could be no mistake"
Miss Martha was regaining her COM
posure after the confusion of recogui-
ton after long absence.
How did you know 1 lived here
in this place." she asked
Borland passed the back of his thicl;
hand over his forehead, where the
beads of perspiration stood out.
"1ts warm in the SUM-" he said.
"How did l know you were here? I
inquired. They told me at the old
place years ago. I'd quite forgot it.
But when l heard where the boat was
to come it all flashed across me, and l
made up my mind to look you up My,
it is warmr'
"Won't you-come imp she said.
He placed his two hands on the sill
and, light as cat, vaulted into the
room.
Miss Martha cringcd. How often she
had witnessed that movement of stealth
when he had courted her cousin Marcy
against Margy's fathers consent.
He was giancin% about him.
"Why, you've got all the old furni-
ture!" lie sad. Il do believe that's the
very chest of drawers we Used to hide
the carGS in when we heard your aunt
coming!"
A little warmth rushed over Miss
Martha at remembrance of the old du-
plicity. And" he went on, there's
the china jar with the mandarins
where you used to put all the rose
leaves you got from the garden. You
used to gather them il the morning
when the dew made the scent stronger.
l wonder if there are any leaves in
there now, Matty:"
He went to the jar and removed the
lid and laughed, for faint perfume
passed through the room.
"Everything is the same" he said.
1--WE change very little in this world,
don't we, Matty?"
1t may have been the iteration of a
form of her name which she had drop
ped years ago, the insistence that she
was as she had been then, that made
her say:
"a change is not always for the
worse for some people"
81 don't think we alter much," he
said, ''and one side of character is
more often like the other side than
most people will admit. We are as
nature makes us, l take it. In the
long run it is about alike-we go up,
we come down, we make what is called
success or what is called failure; one
man is president, another man is street
sweeper. The president sees it as the
president sees it, the street sweeper as
the street sweeper. 1t is pretty much
of a muchness, all from the point Of
view. No, Pm about as 1 used to be-"
She grew warmer and warmer.
cat least" she said, you are work
ing now"
He struck one hand against the other
"The same old Matty," he laughed,
"always harping on the practical
Yes, l am working now, working on a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
A Million Dollar Check
BY CY WARMAN

This is the title of fascinating and ex-
citing short story that will be published
in this paper soon 1t relates the Incl
dents of contest for the control of
mine, one of which is a heart-breaking
race between special railroad engine
and trolley car.
1t is one of a series of eight short
stories by R. c. V. Meyers. Cutcliffe
Hyne, Clinton Ross, Frances Courtenay
Baylor, Morgan Robertson, Ella w.
Peattie and Annie H. Donnell, which we
have purchased.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
Qunlihed.

Miss Columbia Heights-What young
men shall invite to the sleigh ride?
am running short of men,
Miss Flatbush-You might ask Jack
Huggard; he Is pretty good company
in a squeeze.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
A.e,t weglcct your liver.

Liver troubles quickly result in serious
Implications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
Of i'rowns' Iron Bitters taken now and then
Will keep the liver in perfect order. If the
dlSeaSe has developed, Browns Iron Bitters
vitality will always follow its use.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on th
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers few days before Court.
Test: R. E. JAMAR, Register
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
NOTICE

BY THE ORPHANS COURT FOR CECIL CouNrYl
January l3. 1900.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Ex
&c ltors and Guardians that have not state
an account within year. come forward am
do the same. or show cause to the contrary,
or they will be cited up.
Test: r. E. JAMAR, Register
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
Rough ON His Lnndlndx

Throggins, in his 6X9 bedroom, stood
with soap-blinded eyes and groped
vainly about.
who steals my towel" he eiacu-
lated, mournful.y, steals crash!"-
Chicago Tribune.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19
Different from Some People.
a bulldog bites first and barks after
'ard.-Chicago Daily News.
Too Bright to Live.

"Now," said the professor, in natural
history, take the case of hen. Why
does it lay an egg?"
Because it can't lay a carpet" re-
piled the bright boy of the class.--Tit-
Bits,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19

Miss Flushing-I like anything that
has the spice of danger connected
with it!
Mr.. ica-Well-er-I've read
that kissing is dangerous-Brooklyn
Eagle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19

DO you think her hair is all rcal?"
why, of course. A girl with her
means would never buy any other
KIND. .-Philadelphia Evening Bulle-
tin.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-04-19

sand you never married" Borland
was going on. "You were a pretty girl.
You must have had Offers
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-04
4ut1tWieu 9eseotU.
(eprsial Correspondent
arfIon.

IL. Aprtl, 1901.
QDir baben ciaie Wohe bic trauriae
HaAriht bonn 3ooe unferes uoblbe,
tannten unb bo4eefddbten 6reunbes,
Nerrn peter 6auft 3u beri9ten. gr
erlag trob Der iorsIdttislttn dr3tlihsn
Vebanolun9 na6 orei Wonate idtueren
Qeiosns. Der 1ortnddissn Qrantbeii
lebten Sonntas Morsen um rs llbr.
moblDtl leben nit benz 1rofte Der Gter.
beiatramente Der 2atb. airhe, oeren
trsusr A,bdnser er fcts i'm Qrben
mar. .Gr rube in 6riefen@
Gie Neeroi9una wutbe bis 9onner-
Tag Woraen um 9 llbr perihoben UNI
Die Antunft feiuer Nriiber aus Grol
Ylains, evis. unb aus Winneicta ab=
3uiparten. Seoon fano ftbon OH
9ienltag. bas feirlishe NeQuiem I'm
10 llbr Mor9ens IN Der bieligen tutb.
Stride ftatt. (gine Veri4teraoitunq
iiber bas BtsrdbniB ipirD in unsre,
nd4ltenQummtr erideintu).
0trr Better 6auR muroe am "a,
Wdr3 1856 ~ Grob Nloins, Nis. &c,
boren. Btrmdblte I'D i'm ptrbit 1881
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Die @dbrung tn NmBIamo.
Nidi meniger als oreitanieno 0erbnf
tlilgeu uurotn bereits porseuommen.

2pnDon, /. Qlpril. Gine SeFeTebs an
Den yWorning 2eaoer" aus aiep be-
fagt, es iuerbe bort berihtst, Elm Sofs
beumter babe Derfuft, ben 3aren 5u
ermoroen, inoem er auf ben Wpnur-
den einen Rebolpsr abeefeuert. Ger
S4uB lei fsblseganssn, iporauf iif
Der altteatdter nit bemIelban aepplrsr
ielbit ben COB seseben babe.
2pnnpn, 1. 4priI. Der 81. Qetersz
burger Correspondent bes .9aiIp Ses
legrapb" 6epe{hirt: Gin aus 70 Mits
glteosrn beItebnoes rebDlutiondresgo=
mite ipurbe nah einem desperation
Sample nit Der Yoli3si psrbaftet. Die
VerlhipOrer feuerten ulf bic pDli5ei,
als bisielbs eridaisn. 3ipsi eebims
Orudsrsien finb ebsnfalls enteedt lpor=
ben. Sm 0an5en Bat man 1900 0srs
buftungen Dorgsnollmen.
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&o1tu0tea Genmtu.
(SpeaioIs sGorreiponben3.l
@oufh Ghorp

0as gSet,er III isei ausaeseidnet, ba
IS ober nod frib an Der .3eit 1T, boIteu
Die Wtiltea nod nit Der Jeloarbeit aus
rid. Nenn Der grunb uno Bo6eu
troden iino. orbeites Is iid Ieidtsr uub
tdneller.
Wilesanie uno gnien iinb iu Iaus
fenbsn bier, man bort aber niht uieI
pon Der S4ieBersi, nod piel meniaer
POM Grle9en.
Der Qanbbanoel btilt nod immer U.
oas taui9en unb ue,tauien s.bt aott.
Gs perben fur cine CUTE gierteIieetion
10000 Dollars be;ablt; wer i'm lesteu
0erbli ssfauit bat, bat bic iett al ister
SierteIleiiion $1,000 DereieHt.
Ger @ei;enpreis ID INNER nod i'm
Nieeerseben, aud Der 6la9s aebt i'm
Ereis weiter bsrlntsr.
Nm 81. B. X. louen stsen 25 garlas
ounsen GmiSranten nit ibren Sa9en
Don gSotertomn aus nah Canada obae=
Sangen iein. Wouen toffeu, baE lie
Den Sdritt, (uieImebr sic 9eiie.) ni9t
gu bereurn baben. Sd babe ber.iis
tlnsn S9mieseriohn bort loobntu, wels
dem IS iebr gut seidtlt. Gr bat mid
aud idon oft gum 1elnd tineelaoea !;
wenn bic Reiie nidt r. beinperlid mar.
SAnn ia. aber 1900 Reilen?- Ra, flan
lie isin. sab i9 IS Sieitm CONNER ris.
hre, n<nn ID abtommen Pam.
Hasalu11.
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Saufou 6 onutn.
lSps3ials gorrel elpcnoens.

Ileranbria, /. april, 1901.
Ntite &iamer bat uon Safe Jia cine
Sierteliectiou 9onS fir $4,000 aetauft.
y. s. Widbam bat bic baIbe Section
sano pom BEN McRes9 @eiauiltern in
Der 9tabe pon Nlsranoria aefauIt fir
$50 per ader.
6rau ytic tSoiiman uon 8bite Qffe
weilte cine 3eit lang i'll Bslut bier BET
gerlpaEet.H uub getannttn.
90 uie IS bier bei6t, Ioa ssrauf
Sirlb, pelder bel Der slrmee mar, In
ben Tbiiippinsn ssitorben leir.
Sobn Usaierus fsbrte lebte Wohe
pom .Sopa Suriif uno suire eielen Sons
msr bel Urban Stos arbsiten.
S)a;el, bic sinsise Sotter pon Martin
O'@onner, Iisst ibmsr Franz barnisber
am gunsenfieber imo mirs an ibrsm
Naitommen ge;weifeIt.
slass ii ieet fteiBis nit Sdsn be-
ibditisi. 6orr.
(Spsiiai= eorreiponosn;.)
Gmerg.-l. Npril 1901
6rI. Gibel IayIor uou Siour Haas
III su 8eIud ;u 6auie.
6rau Sobn 0riee 1T nah ,lusiluodent=
litem Velud bel ibrsr 5odter, ssrau
Nolan, wieber nod Bellevue, Sa., au=
ridsetebrt.
Nran q. oolImann uon Mbite Cafe
bsinbt ibre Sdwaserin, 6rau greno.
6rau s. .. Arenb tsbrte am 5reitas
mad mebrtd9isem gslube bsi 0eruaaos
ten nno 6reunoen nab Vartiton surild.
Saeob Jiu pertanIte feline nor6pelts
lib pon bier 9elecene farm an g. Rre>
mer fur $500.
Annie 6abp bate beim Spiel in Der
SbuIe oas ufibselbid. oas S1llEels
bein su breden. Or. Sbs ri9tste bes
Shastn pitber elm.
s. Sd. 5IaseI & Co., unlere neuem
gaubsl;banbler, baben S. 9. 9esmoab
ais erlten unb ". 8. Rrier ais smeiten
6elier anseiteut. Gorr.
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Snrell ra6rig.
Grbcntcn eincu 3ug bidt
bel sSobanucsCnrg.
Prinsloo ansstlih stiausea.
aitdentr bat itou ieiue orri6is Sauieub
Mann, Die Ct milaiht,.
RierSt In Oeit,rrtih g.fauIt.

9retaria. 80. niGr,. Die gursn
brahten seitern @teno in Der Ndbe
bon johannesburg eiren 3us 5ur Gnt=
slsiiuns IND pliinnsrten ibn aus.
lonDrn, 81. MdrS. 2uut sinsr
Spe5idloepsife aus StaEosrton lit es
ben gngldnoern gelurgsn, ben gonl=
mdnbarteu Yrinsluo sefangsn gu nsbs
men lnp sleit3eitig isine Srains6oz
lonne nit % Wassn CUR 8eute gu mls
hen. Gnmmanoant grgIebirh sat
iih berielben 9epsitfe 5ufolse, os.
gngldnoern iibergeben.
Wien, 80. Wdr3. Sin britifher Gdz
Dallerie GommiIIir bsfinoet Ii1 auf
Der Reife Dor Wisn nod Rublano, um
oafelbii pferbs fir @eripenoung i'm
8urentrisgs aufsutaufen. Derlelbe
bat in l!nsarn fat ale tauglitsn
pferbe aufgefuuft uno etna cine Dill
lion Doeors auss 9 BIN, obsr eng ano
brauht mebr pferbe. 5umdl bic unsu=
riihen 5hiere fih niht dttlimatiiirsn
uno iton mad penigsn Wohsr DienIt=
untuualih perbsn.
2onbon, 80. WGr5. Sm britilhsn
unterbaus laste Der RrissssSetretdr
Brooerid, bic Resieruna babe ibr, am
z. Jebruar gesebenes 9erIpreHsn,
10000 MdnH 8erittsne benz Qorb 9itz
dener als 9eritdrtuns gu Ihiden, err
fiiut, benn eS leien btreits 28,65O
Wunn ubseidnbt, unb nod peiters
5000 purteten auf transport geIez
genbeit.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-04
Gines Selbell Sob.
0ientenant Commander &oper opfert
lid fur leine Wiaauidaft.
6euer onf bem aauonenboct ~Yetrel"

Mdnila, /. Mpril. lin irben llbr
seItern Mpr5en entbcdte man 6suer I'm
Ssgelraum bes Der. Staoten RuNos
nenbootes .petrel". Die ben Glalnmen
entitromenoe Sits tpar 10 sroB uno Der
Hauh 10 bid, oab man fih nur {hipsr
benz !5erbe oeS Gcuers naben tonnte
2ieutendnt Commander Noper. be,
Hethlsbaber bs5 Shiffss, ipar be,
Grise, Der binabouIteisen tpugte, bed
mar er geamunsen, iofort rpieoer auf's
Ded 3uriid3utebsen. Mnbtre itieser
binab, bod mahtsn lie biefelbe erfah:
rung tpie er. patrid 2oner, elm Was
troIe, mar iton bepuBtlo5 unb in Sc.
fabr, ben Tlomren gum Dpfsr 5u fall
len, ola Gommanbant Noper 5u ibu
eilk, I'm ben Weriu1 gu MAIDEN, ibn 81
retten. Hei bieiem Wtrliht flnb bel
pa6ere gefeb!shater felbit isinen Sob
inbsm er i'm RuufT eritidte. Seine
Qeihe purbe BON l:eut.Eant WcRsar
unb gabet Qepis auf's Csd g.brutt
Neibe litten iebr ftAptr. Ginunbonun,
3its bon btr Manni4uft tpurbtn BOT
Rau9 unb 5lammen btlpubtlos &c.
ndht, bod Derben aue ssnsIen. aud
1oner. Yen. Jlammen tparo Elm Oar
gtboten. ebe fi< Deiteren Stlben al
benz Rononenboote anri4t.n ionn.sn.
olS ben @e9tlruum gu atritOren, b.
G4ubtn lit besbaIb tein sroBtr. De1
Sob bes QieutenontzG Commanders Ho'
per pirb oustmein bsoluert. Sein,
Qeiht ipirb am 9. Npril rnit hmHrsn
ger Buffalo nah ben Der. Stau!s.
geibidt pero<n.
Walhinston. i. Npril. 1tm Wia
rins Department III folsenbs Depe
itx iiber bas Js,xr i'm Hancnerbe5f
~Petrel- unb fsn 9ob Ns 2isutenart
Commanders Ropr Don Mbmircl He
mep 5usesunsen: .9apite. 81. Wdr
1901. Sm Seg<lraum bs5 Honugsn
bootes ~petrel-. Ncpsr Gonlmanbunt
ipurbe beutt Morsen um Ikben uh
0<uer entbsdt. Ruhbem Hoper Elm
nal untea e<ipsien. bt9ab Ct fih eessl
ben Ratb Mnbertr nod einmal binun
ter. um bic unten btfinbliGen 2eute q
rett<n. Ct <rftidte unb Rnrb IN Las
3peiunb3poHai9 Dffitiere NIB Gslbo
49, .--..-A-~ k~A>..sat>a nfAA sAA~k4.
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(Spe;idls Gorrefponben,.)

Altamort, 81. Ndr 1901.
perr albert 9urbaf uno sfrau
iuaren lsbte Wo4e bier unb tuuftsn
Wobnhous uno II Bauplob bon un=
terem DEPOT N9enten 8. g. Beurnfep
flir s4OO. 9ielelben ueroen aum
Derbif ibren 3rsi iitneften 66bnen
lbre Jarm in pa9t iiberseben unb fd
bier sur Rube feben.
ebas. Stoltenbure Gen., Der Batter
unierer neuen Defddftsleute 6tolten=
burg Bros. niro lid einen gauplat
taufen uno mdbreno beg Sommers
bier bauen, um gum 0erba ein3u3ieben
init lelner Jrau, oa er feline ;farm
leinem iiinaifen Sobn 2ouis perpa4tet
bat.
Saeob 9err uno Grau tperoen bas=
ielbe tbun. R.dt 70, tommt nur ber,
lebt Sud- 5ur Rube uno aenieBt Die
6riidte gurer Nrbeit, babt Sud aenua
abgeradert.
0err 6rant piibner ben gltslline
.pirb gum Serbii, nahbem er bier alles
pertauft bat, init $40, 600 nah leiner
alien Scimatb in Shlelien reiIen, um
bort ieine lebten 2ebensiabre ais Ren=
tier 81 beidlieben.
Die Winneapolis gretping 60. bat
IN Glear 2ate einen Yauplab aetauft
uno miro oarauf ein 3neiitofiaes @e=
bduoe fitr Wirtbihaft uno einen Sob
Storage "=Raum errihten; auBeroem
psrluht 6amms gierNaent uonWater-
topn aud cine WirtbIdaft fur feline
6irma bort gu er0ffnen.
Robert Gaihfs III am Bebauoerei=
nisen uno renopiren, ba er gum 1. Wai
ebenfaas cine WirtbibaIt in Boobwin
er0ffnen tpirb.
6iir glltamont tuirb fir iofort Elm
8robidmieo ssIiubt. 0a Der yepolte=
rlne bier oeuiib lit, 10 ipurbe elm
Seutiber borse5oaen. Die BelhdIts=
lellte Gebriioer Stoltenbura, giaen=
tbiimer Der bielisen Shmieoe, offerireu
oielelbe fur 2 Sabre obne Bahtsins;
Der getreffenoe muB naiiirlid ieine
eigene 9Bertjeuae baben. Nnfraasn
iino su rihten an Stoltenbura Bros.
ooer oer llnterseihneten.
W. GrunSte
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Spe;iai Gorrelponben,.)

Spencer, ?. April 1901.
Ter .,ete 55otelm,rtb Qerr s. gar.
arb liest i9wer trant an Der gnnqen=
ent,anbuns barnieber.
Gran; Sauer. Der am 3ipperIein lit,
1T pieber omf Der Selieruns.
Otto SIneetusel, peIdsr ais Rajiirer
in oer Ganopa Vaas iunairr. mar an.
Sonntas bel Muttern 5u Bsiuh.
Jebn Erale u. Jrau febrtsn Cams
tag BON ibrer geiuhsrtile mad Mils
maufse guild.
uniere 6orlner bobeu bie|e Nohe ia,
GraIt niit Der Nusiaat tesonnsn.
Derr Jrit 6obtrnu6 tauIte I'D cine
Vlerteliection S1uQon6 une besablt.
@i8 per Ader baIar. Gr I<Rtt jtti
$50 Ader unb tann ~ ben Grobbaueru
Sre<5ust w<rben. kGrl &arslas.
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Cine 26ui0Strone.
Q1uis GbwarS i0a bitielbe iiir eineu
ltioeuoea Nmtslo1fgtu eiu.

paris. 80. MGr3. F0nis Rar! bon
Portu9ol IOfe ipd5reEb feinsr Neil.
na4 2pnbon, ipo II ben DegrdbniNe
Der R6nig;n Wictoria bsitpobnte. feine
Nrons, bic gum 8etrose pon Dier Mil=
lionen Dollars berpfdnoet mar. aug.
Wie mitgetbeilt nirb. ertbilt bisfelbe
gbsliteine. bic einen Wertb bon iib.r
feds WsilliOnen Dollars rsprdIsniis
rem. Die Rroniulpsltu bes Ronigs
bon portugal iinb i6on felt elmer
Neibe BON Jabren in 2onbon rsrpfGn-
bet unb IS btibt, baB R0nig GbiDarb
b<r Gkbente bon England bic Rrone
beg porm9ieiidtn 6oubetdns fir
feline. Gnslonb in @iibofrila atteifes
ten Dienite eiul6fe.
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obtr geneien. Dos 0euer III geloI1t
unb ber Shaben unhbeutenb. Mkrbe
Roprs 0eifk NIT Der Buffalo" 1his
den. Remtp.'
(Qieutenant Commander Roper
tpurpe in WfiFouri gebcxn uno trat
am 25. Stunt 1868 in ben Warines
OienIt. Dds Commando iib<r bic
~petrel" erbie!t er am 15. Nopember
1899,
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-04
daIides OelS beruidtet.

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9 G0o.1atota.

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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-08-29
Bear Story.

An old Indian named Philip Adolph
was going on foot across the mountains
to visit relatives in Carson, B. c., and
was accompanied by his son and a cur
dog. The latter freed a silver tip bear
OF unusual size, and the Indian wanted
its hide and incidentally some bear
steak, but his rife was in his lodge, four
miles away. Now bruin will stay up a
tree SO long as a dog sits at the bottom,
SO Philip tried to persuade his son to re-
turn for the rife while he and the dog
kept watch. But the boy was afraid and
would neither go for the gun nor re-
main IN guard while the senior Siwash
bro ught the weapon. Finally the old
Indi an lost all patience, and Selling the
boy, bound him to the base of the tree
with both arms clasping it and left him
there.
When the bear attempted to descend
the boys scream drove him back up the
tree and there he remained for two hours
until the Indian returned with his rifle,
released his son and laid in a supply of
bear meat.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-08-29
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In Justice Court of St. Mary's township. State
of Montana, county of Teton, before ThoS.
CoWan Justice of the Peace.
A. B. Clatflin plaintiff VS.. r. G.. Belvidere
defendant.
The State OF Montana, To the above named
defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me. Thomas Cowan, a Justice of the
peace, in and for the county of Teton, at my
office in Allyn in said county, within 10 days
after the completion of servi e upon yoa Of
this summons, then and there omake answer
to the complaint of A. B. Claffiin the above
mar ed plaintiff in a civil action to recover
the sum of thirty-seven and 50-1e0 dollars. for
board furnished by plaintiff at your special
instance and request, as appears from the
tented statement of account filed herein.
and within the three years next prior 10 the
date thereof. the said sun being now due and
unpaid, and in default thereof Judgment will
be rendered against YOU r. G. Belviaere. the
above named defendant, for the sum OF thirty
| seven and 50-IC0 dollars and costs of suit in
this Lohalf expended.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Aug
ust 4. D.. 1861.
THOMAS CoWAN.
Justice of The Peace of said Township.
FIRST publication Angustp Is, 1851.