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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

A delegate convention Of the Democratic
party Of San Juan county Is hereby called to
be held at Agtec New Mexico. at iOo'olock ann
on Monday. the 9Th day OF October, 1902, for
the purpose Of electiug five de- egatos 20 at
tend the Democrats terrltori convention to
be held at Albuquerque October 18th; 70 nomia
nate candidates for the various county Offices
10 be voted for at the November elections TO
elect a new county central committee which
shall serve for two years, aud for the transact
ton Of such othor business as may properly
come before the convention,
The several precincts ahall be entitled to
representation in said convention as followsi
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

The Aztec and Durango base ball
teams will play three games at the fair
at Pennington this week. Durango has
q team that has teen in practice all
summer and our boys are evidently
'up against it." but they will neverthe-
less give q good account Of themselves all
the time The Aztec team so far as de-
cided on, will be as follows;
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19
Dated at Albuquerque. NJ NJ, this
2nd day Of August, A ID. 1902
o. n, MARION, Chairman.
p. +. MoCANNA, Secretary.

The railroad surveyors sent out by
the Santa Fe Central company to sur
vey line from Albuquerque to Duran
go, are reported to be about seventy
miles this side Of Albuquerque. and are
camped at the Castle salazar. The
survey is thought TO be Rock Island
rooua
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

Primaries for the election Of delegates to
tho above convention Will be l.eld in the vari
ous precIncts IN che county IRON the hrst TO 30
days Of October between the hours Of 10 a. N.
aud p. m. as the presinot committeeman may
see proper to call the same.
Each precinct committeeman is instructed
to give at least days notice Of the time and
place Of Folding the primaries in his respect.
i've precinct
By order Of the Republican county central
committee.
GRANVILLE PENDLETON,
GEORGE A. TINKER, Chairman.
SECRETARY.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

The Democratic county central com
mittes met at Pennington Thursday
and transacted considerable important
business, The committee fixed the
date and issued the call for the county
convention and primaries, a copy Of
which is published elsewhere in this
,,suar
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

PRIMARIES for the selection of these dele.
gates shall be held in each precinct between
the hours Of one and two o'clock p, m., satur.
doy, October 4, 1902.
The committeeman in each precinct is in-
structed to give at least three days public mo-
tico Of the time and place Of holding the pri-
mary. In the absence Of the committeeman,
the primary meating may be called to order
by the voters present. Delegates credentials
must be signed by the chairman and secretary
of the primary meeting,
W. j. WRIGHT Chairman.
L. G.. GROVE Secretary,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

The stallion, Arapine, has closed his season
at Aztec aud Fraitland and will visit Farm.
ington every eighteen days commencing the
sth Of August, until the iht oi October. The
horse viii make balance Of the season at tho
Jack Real place on theL Plata where 70 viii
care Tor an mares. have a good pasture there
for mares and win 9asturl them az the charge
81 Ave cents per day, added 10 service of the
horle.
FRANK n. ROBERTS,
In Plata, NM.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

A full line Of school books 90 used in
New Mexico schools on sale at Aztsc
drug store u competing prices.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

Neat young girl TO do light houseework with
the privilege Of attending school Apply or
write to F. H. REIRHOLD,
Durango, Colo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19

E. R. Stewart, q. G. Berry and E. A.
Villman we're visitors to the upper San
Juan the first Of the week.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19
DIRECTORS.
RRWRRp.

reward Of 500 will be paid by this Assooia-
tiOn 70 any person or persons furnishing iniOF-
nation that viii lead 10 the arrest and convic-
tiOn OF any person OF persons stealing, driving
away or itlOniOusly handling any stock belong
Ing TO any member of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
Mexico x. r.. Stewart, President; Price Wal
ters, secretary; GeOsge Blanoett, Treasurer;
Charley MoOoy,H. N Rathien, B. H. Milleson
j. N. Morrison and John swire. directors,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19
The First National Bank
OF Pennington.
Capital, $4,000

A general banking business transac-
ted, Loans made on approved security,
Exchange bought and sold. Collections
a specially.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-19
LEGISLATIVE.

r,,,,o,,, Thos d. Burns
'-''''''''''' Malaquias Martinez
Representative .......,.... Granville PendletOn
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PHYSICIANS piizzied.

st. Aubcrt, No. Aug. 4.-Mr. Il. r..
Langendoefer of this place suffered
very severely With peculiar ease OF
Kidney Trouble Which completely baf
fled the skill of the local physicians and
instead of getting any better he was
gradually growing worse. He says:
"A friend advised me to take podd's
Kidney Pills, and after | had used two
boxes was entirely cured and have
not since had the slightest symptom
of the return of M trouble
II had tried all the surrounding ply
sicians, but they did me no good and
instead of getting better | grew worse
till used Dodd's Kidney Pills.
II can sincerely say to everyone suf-
fering with Kidney Trouble that
Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure them, for
they cured me satisfactorily and COM
pletely when all the doctors had fail
ed"
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trlguing and under-current worl. going

trtelline and ,ln6er.cllrrant wor-i, yons
on at tf;s otherwise strange,y Hg''s'.'.3i
rhe war. ,-i,was on such an EXP sttinil
th,t Acton ha a nearly lost i,is if;,.- ,.h:ss
i CHANGED along. aud, in fact. i x4s
no child's MAY to roam about Ne conn,
try 10 ,ba south Of ne infested ,e i,
was With AN the outlaws of tie north
arn mart of the colonies
These Villains preyed on amy one. ana
we were good meat for them. Two or
three runnins fights we had in ,iieess
fen days 40 # wss b,,t Without res,llf..
of any kind saye the lesson OF l,no,y.
ING when TO run away. Yet could Actor.
never get This better mart of yalor ~
Ia his head. to,. = was always = ,,ers,
iss,, n5roalse him, r.tire AS IN, ma H.
tirst n,nt l,;,, h, would h,.its,st7es, a,
AT Ina nrosnr,t Of a firbt ana ysnifl,s
tackle any nu,,bsr of S<in,1alS tHar
micht fal, i'm y;tb nc with q lan.si, IN
his lius ANA inv i'm his heart. Ana t4t4e
when We l;a,i tinn1Iv eot him, av.,, ,t,t,,
a,tlall, leading His horse against his
win ne would curse ne rount;l, fe.. ;tn
ho,,,. .,,, tben ba.. nm. ,a,..i.,,,i
Net With ali This the ti,,,e ,iats,se,,
WIN mo fn;. haG bowed IL, ,gst !, ,.,{.,,
,,issin,, ia searcJ, far .,nol,l .i,,l e,3l,
day that passes made mis- 1.,oro berl.
,tss once we heard that hc lsN N, ,,.s,.s'
Yo,l,. a~ai,, ti,at ~ h.,a .~o,,., b, 49,
40
co,,nwal,is n ti.e snuib ! III AZ
course tod nv story to my t,ro frjen,4s
and No Md l,ara ,sr.,i,, agreed y, s,.n..,S
tos-c,i,cr-si,o,,l,i i .s,e,. cain ,,..,,,,fsf.,
10 90 forth II, sao,'t.h III Mn, 'rna i.j5.a
brought more NO and crlo, =, lsf,,ti,..
r.,1a ,han arvtl,ing ! h.s,l ,.,.,s,,5.S.,.i
since n,.,l,ina his a[.nn,Yi,,, ,,,g,.. e.;
cool though lie vas and NM, sivsn d,
entbnsissno th;s No :, ,.,,,I; !, 49, III &
own heart. In faet. his 1,};,.a !.se,,isf
gradually 10 settle ,,non ihat IA, 49,,
niece of work he must rave a ns,n(l II,
Then 100 INV mind would ,n,1t1n,,:,lj,
har,, back tn 6 t.fe mat wnf,Id ntir
down from NV ,l,n,,ois,s ma ,s,,4,-
ae,.a1 ,,ieht arI..i ,,,s,54t 70 a.. IN my.
l.e',fa the eosn', .,Fas .,t,.,,ly AZ,
hava &v.ba+ .s,,a IA ,,.,S,. mi 900
.s hera s .no - a az, ,i, ,,s al No.
row ana trouble tls4i hal taken no.
from ho, hnn,e ma ny ~ s.,,,5,l.l
have SCI the ln;,rJI.o;l,alabla BARRIER ~
Il great war between us. on the o5isoas
of C.owai's tavern, in which on. James
! Marvin had taken 50 significant a part
1 thought but little ard smoke not at all
because indeed. IT meant nallsht And
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a sost Answer rurneth Away Wrath

Philadelphia Times: This tale was told
by Judge Pennypacker in beginning re-
Spouse to a toast at Pennsylvania Ger
man banquet at Philadelphia. The story,
ne said, showed the readiness of the
PENNSYLVANIA Dutchman to obey those
In authority:
In 1864 Sheridan. under order, burne1.
every barn from valley above Stauntc.
TO certain point below Winchester. A
6and of angry rebels followed this raid,
watching for a chance to pick up any
stragg!ers. Among others who fell into
their hands was a little PENNSYLVANIA
Dutchlnan. who quietly turned to his cap
tors and inquired:
Vat you fellows going to do nit me,
The reply came short and sharp:
Hang you"
Veil" l. said mcekly. "vatever is de
rule"
His good natured humcr threw the CON
federates into a roar of laughter and
saved his life.
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What He SAID

Baltimore American: Never" said
the person of good advice to the deli
aately nurtured Boston youth. never
say I can't"
Indeed, sir responded the intel
iectual lad, Il trust that my diction is
not SO open to criticism. lf YOU Will
put be attentive to my convers- ton
you will observe that 1 say 'caw.s'..,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

Chicago News: Tommy Coin to me
Sunday school picnic?
Johnny-Not me. Went las year.
Tommy-What's wrong with EN-?
Johnny-Too much preachin am not
enough ball pratlce. See?
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Her Class.

Yonkers Statesman: Monie You're
fond of frait?''
Chollie-"Dh. yes; and I'm looking for
Il peach With q lot OF money
II Wouldn't can q girl with a lot of
money a peach,
What would you call her?"
a tJl,,tll
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CHANGE: CT LIFE
Some Sensible Advice to WO-
lnen hy Hrs. e. SaiIer.

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-When I
passed through what is known as
change of life | had two years suf-
fer;ng, sudden heat, and as quick
chills would pass over me my appetite
was Variable and ! never could tell for
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07
The Real PhiIosonl,u.

Life: You don't seem. my dear Naarius,
to be so much disturbed over your affairs
as formerly"
no. my dear Aurelius; 1 have discov-
cred that 1t Is better to have the thing
happen than to worry about 1t.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

Have used Pisos Cure for Con- amp
ion nearly two years, and find nothing
70 compare with it.--Mrs. Morgan, Berke-
ey, CAL, Sept. 2, 1901.
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e ark and Site.

Los Angeles Herald: Just as the dog
grabbed me by the ankle the Old man
came cut
What did he do"
Took the bark off my shins"
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crossed the river and tried to reach.
You al Fishkill. / was captured at TEL
ler's Point, and treated as spy, be-
cause letters We're found on mo. es-
capped from the guard, took horse,
and have been riding since yesterday
afternoon to catch You. You We're not
at Fishkill-1 took the lower road for
Hartford, and missed you, / found my
mistake, Went across to the upper
road missed you again, and-rode
back. have covered! 4 hundred miles
since yesterday. and now-now l am
too late. 1t is fate, ii could not have
been otherwise.'
Several eNclanations had burst from
the third occupant of the room as
spoke, and he nuttered to himself at
the end:
"Mordieu, but that was brave
1T must have been. indeed, Lafay-
cite" said Washington. Then, turning
to me, he said:
You are hungry and Worn out, SER
geant. Sit down and eat
have not eaten in twenty-six
hours | answered. but | cannot wait
must, will find that man and bring
him back"
A sudden gleam shot into the gen
erals eye. Patience, young man. pa
tience!' he said in a voice that would
make a man ashamed Of his own
Weakness I'VE Will find him. Ard he
Will be punished, never fear, whether.
we find him or not, and you shall have
your chance. But who are YOU" And
he looked AT me With a glance that
seemed TO take i'm all my thoughts.
II am called Merton Balfort.'
You are an American soldier, too?"
Yes, your eXcellency. l am lieu
tenant, serving under General Put
nam.
GU have come from him recently?"
asked Washington suddenly.
es, your eNcellency. | am here to
deliver these two letters to YOU from
MN, and i handed him the two notes.
1ou may sit down, lieutenant =
SAID the general, as lie took the letters
and moved towards the window. But,
whatever the desire might be. would
not SIT In the presence of this man
As he read the note from General
futnam TO myself the chief glanced
once or twice at me with Il
thoughtful look and then went on
reading. Opening the other note, and
discovering it TO be in cipher he took
small book from his pocket and,
with General knoX's assistance, made
out It's meaning. AS they slowly dis
covered Its import, the two generals
conversed.
strange, said the commander;
and Rochambeau knew nothing of
this before yesterday.
The letter is dated only few days
ago, and 1t speaks of the affair as talk
Ing place off Boston"
True ne cannot have been informed.
lieutenant, asked Washington, do
you know what this note speaks Off
MOI absolutely, your eXcellency.
oh NY. IN general way.
nat IS lt!
lhat General putnam has advices
li ,, l'ostoh, saving mat british war
Slips are appearing slhgly or the coast
iie .wn, ahu there.
..,n hat ~ correct.
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Life: ''lIe has had an interesting ca
reer, hasn't hc?
We'll, rather. lie has been through
vso fortunes. three wives and q sanita-
rum"
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If trammanys Tossed by Three
The question will simply be:
Nili Two boss one or Will one boss Two
On Will Somebody lslse-you might guess
Who
WIN Somebody Else boss Three.
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INDIANAPOLIS 400
IS ALL TORN Up
Peculiar Case OF Miss Abromet,
Accused of Arson, Causes
Social Split.
SOCIETY GIRL IN JAIL
After Spending a Month in Prison,
Prominent cIul, Men Sign Her
Bond and She is Frcea-A
Queer Case.
SOCIETY GIRL IN JAIL


l.ol'S sleNiat. inlpiiiii'' lpi q
i i' "i aa'h!g Slilpefs m INC hila pc
,te1'h u NihapW OF hef nelSil3uf
'."uss aill lhe soliea cVhqisipn OF het
~ ~ '"'l MISS ii"lNeuSe v.
i'i,'tit' q oeh'ttiui err ili lnaiahaP-
,,,,., i'ei ii,ea'sen3'loll 'or nearly
, ~, =, IN 'ae lalt OF Marion county,
80 !" .i'e ifiehaiN eiiifes on Twelve
''us ''irh' "i'"se is'rn'ilS she uoes
~ Nti" y, 'sn,, Owes ny i'pef'N'
w lllsnl or 'ilS Young woman
49, .MS'.,' sel on me saln'al "i l'sliiii,a
r., ,'' WIN. ia'ii'9's}' ~, 'lef sue
~ 49, w w i't'u,Hs 'iip itNh oi
hundreds of admiring wolnen, ola and
young agreeing that MISS H"l'teilse
h''S nseh most tlljustly deali Win. NJ
i W. ase'l tsHlhst heI' IS ahothef !hiiuentlai
,@@tioii' "hlch refuses 10 ne biased ~
nel 'eau'S' ana ailectS 10 hel'cNe me
lillilloms OK tile law nave not done more
'lilii 'helf dul.,
MISS AHroiiiet IS charged WITH set
.ilis llf'' 10 'ns nome ot iIthiy u.
nis'i ~ N.,o' WIN ms fanny, liN"s next
as2t - me Apiolllets. ne ilfe "e-
'eilI. i,it' 5'' l'ih1' s,hi' INC mousse Was
p'i'iE ,ifS'ioS"a. nc Marshes Were
100 q, Sin 'iiiiN' ~ hN-sl l'iVi i'llis
~ q. S''f'i ~ " 'hs pifi'lSes piotsnt 10
i s3l' .ehs'Vl Niie MlhioM, the 'eii'lle
mum, - go ipun''. l.lat
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Tortured BY s!ialnt's Horrors.


Jail officials and Ylairon were Kind
but OH the horrors of tie nigbts, Nv
fancy led nc q riotous phaS. into IN
sorts Gf dlleful tlinss. su, i ncve,
quite lest hope. never saVe lip tn
thought tbat. somehow some time. ra.
lief would come. never. dared lb ,et.
my self dream vag,c remembrance OF
friends Wio lia,l boon good to mo ,hep
WAS a free girl. Iji,In,t attend nar
ties and theaters ilSa ether -irls be.
e,,le tho shadow of ,iis..ra,,e fnll ,,nn,-
me? Weren't men and wcrneo consid-
crate OF any happiness Them bi,ln',
they grant nc every Kindly attention
without the asking
Had done anytbing that should
make mo forfeit such kiljGness noyyq
In my innost heart / knew i mad ,,at
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A POLITE TRoUBADoUR.
chicaso's Wandering Kubclik, Who
Practices Novel Methods.

Chicago Tribun.: ''lias the lady any
objection If play my violin In the hail?
is the way tho enterpris:ns Chicago tloli-s
badour opens negotiations. AS he goes
from door 10 door Of the Mats In The
south side.
Ne is polite, good looking little Italian.
who plays the violin with more than or,li
nary skill
Securing the desired permission, he
stands on one of tho landings and plays
half ~ dozen selections. and fhcn waits,
a reasonable time. II amy Voluntary c3r-
tributions are made he accepts tiem, HIT
in hand with profusc THANKS If not he
departs. apparently not in the least dis
concerned.
why do you seek permission SO care
fully?1 Was asked OF the WANDERING
Kubaik
1T Is for two purposes" he reblie.i
THE first IS that tine Indies shall know
| play for them, and The other Is asu'ns
that beast, the man who Is ianitor, You
CAN him
How against tl,e ianitor?'
"Ahl He is ignorant, The music Is rot
for him. he makes II the order 10 get
out If the consent of the ladies is non
made
40 you make good living at II -
THAT is the difeilt question that tNe
American always mifkes. have M the
small orchestra been much hut there is
tlia noise, and lhe e;tder and sitting down
in - chair always eye dag Is The same
thins
The money ths way Is small but il is
my money. and OILY ann Tho etcr sla
!,oss, il IS YOU e:,ll it, ard nike II 20"
Philadelphia Press: lJr. PHO, Your
husbamd's stomach is in q very bad co,,sii-
tio.
Mrs. Ncw.ywea on. ny, 10 you thinle
M u
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Only One of MANY.

Philadelphia Record: ~ haven't had a
bite all day" walled the weary wayfarer
II don't believe YOU, biuntly replied
the woman ct the back door Il saw you
scratching as you came UP the PATH
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

Etc Permanently Cured. No fits or nervousness
storer Send for sc o 4, trial bottle and ,ree,so
DR. Il. ii. KLINE, Ltd, e3i Arch ST. Philadelphia Pa
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President German Relief association,
Los Angeles Cal
q day at tilae how | voed teei the
next day. Five bottles If 5ydia T.
pinl1haln's Negata BILE Compound
changed all that my days became DAYS
of health, and have enjoyed every cay
since-now six years.
We have used considerable of youc
Vegetable Compound in our charitable
work, as VIC find that to restore pocs
mother to health so She can support hey
self and those dependent upon be "a
such there be. is trrer charity ttaa =
give other aid. Won have my h, asly
endorsement, for yoa iave Eg9yea
yourself true friend to sufferius 3e-
men '--MRs. +. SAIIER, 1861 liili ST.,
Los Angeles, Gel. $1,000 forfeit If above tcs-
tfmonici is not genuine.
No other person can give such
helpful advice to women who
aro sick as can Hfrs. Pin1Sham,
fer no other has had such great
cxparience-ie address is Lynn.
Mass, and her advice free-if
you arc sick write her--you are
foolish ii you don't.
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1fyouwish beautiful, clear, white clothes
use Red Cross Ball Blue. Large OF.
iackage, 5 cents.
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CHAPTER VIII.

IN WHICH 1 AM TO ENTER A FOR
Ridden HOUSE.
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The University of Notre Dame,

w
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nomics and History, journalism. Art. Science.
Pharmacy, Law, Civil, Mechanical and Eiec.
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Thorough Preparatory and Commercial
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Rooms Free to all students who have COM
pleted the studies required for admission into tho
Junior or Senior Year of any OF the Collegiate
Courses.
Roons to Rent. Moderate charge tc students
over seventeen preparing for Collegiate Courses
limited number Of candidates for the Eccle
siastica state will he recei.cd ut special rates
ST. Edwards Hall, for Boys under 10 years, is
uniqtic IL the completeness Of its equipment
Tho 59ih Ycar VIII open September 9. 1902.
Catalogues Free. Address
REV. A. MoRRISSEY. c. s. c.. President
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public Jail. Miss 4Abromets i'm.
mediate surroundings in prison
We're not unpleasant. The iailars, un-
like the men who subjected her to tbs
sweating" process. treated her with
the utmost respect and tried 10 bright
On her days With chiValrous little att
tentions. Great clusters of flowers
We're brought every day from sYinpa-
thizing friends Books and iaissazines
and boxes of sweetmeats-eno for
a girls boarding school--pour.d IN
from unknown sources. An tiu &c
served to bring n measure of cheer tc
the otherwise gloomy square OF iron
and stone which had become the tenn
porary home of the accused girl.
Never will the Jail authorities for
get the expression of ecstacy that IL
'unined Miss Abromets faee when the
news came to her that she was tc
leave her prison quarters si!.a get out
among the green trees and the flowers
and feel the thrill of freedom. Here is
what she said:
Il cannot deslihc 20 YOU the seltse oil
gratelulness and delight that came tc
me when j realized that ! was iltlee!
free to go my way once more. l C,n NOT
think 1t possible for me 10 huVc re-
maihed in jail another nicnth ami
lived. Seldom did sleep come To he
white in that horrible home OF un-
5il.lIDllN men aN, women
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$50 you're stationed with us now, my
friend?" asked Acton couple of days
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ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADED.
Youthful Criticism.

Use Red Cross Ball Blue and make then.
White again. Large OF. package, cents.
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then 80 To sleep while she slipped out
and attended 10 1t.
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time and then hUDrhad p,,oJ
woman
"Nanoy."
what Is IT. John,
rs ii rajnin'2"
~ don't know. John.p
II wisht I knew
"yyhy don't you get up and see.
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Hali's Catsrrh Cure
f4ot Exactly Dun.

Is constitutional cure Price IS cents
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lilo Situation

nrs. W;nsio.y.s sooTH1sa sgRrp r7s ChlI-en
toe. .ig: tof2ns tie MS, reduces eaton al
lays RAIN cures wind coic. % centa bottle.
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commanders carcworn but kindly face.
what. There is still something on
vpIl,. mind