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first to her dressing-room, where he
left her in charge of an attendant.
Then he Joined me.
When Nita is dressed" he said,
1--WE will go to her hotel. 1 am not
be able to help us find her enemies" "
Keeping the knowledge OF what
had seen-the Italian firing the rope
for future divulgence, stood with
Maubikeck, awaiting the appearance
Of the trapeze queen.
AS Nita came from her dressing
room, she was accompanied by an
ugly Italian woman, who acted prob
ably in the capacity of maid and at
tendant, but more particularly,
learned later, as sort of keeper or
watchdog for Maligni. Upon this
woman's face there was a look of
angry protest. as If she had held forth
against the departure of Nita with
Maubikeck and myself. But the girl
came forward and was met by the
lion-tamer. who placed her hand on
his arm and led her through private
hall and exit to the street. l had
hesitated about accompanying them,
but Maubikeck had repeated his re-
quest that should assist him, If pos
sible, to unravel the mystery Of the
murderous animosity with which the
girl was surrounded.
When Maubikeck spoke Nita turned
turned toward me and said:
You are the gentleman who as
sisted in saving my life. ] thank
you, sir, for the great kindness. Sure
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AGENTS. wanteI to sell our Nursery Stock.
HOCN y Special Inducements to local agents.
NORTHERN EURsERY CO., DENVER, COLO.
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STOVE REPAIRS or every known max make Of
PULLEN, 1881 Lawrence b.. Denver. Phone 7o.
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HALF WAS ENOUGH.

Tho Mosquito Did Not Need a Full
Order That Night.
George Rutledge Gibson, the banker,
as the story goes at his country homo
In Tuxedo Park. spent night few
years ago at the Country club at West
chester with two members of the
stock exchange. They met at breakfast
in the morning and the conversation
naturally turned to mosquitoes, which
had been the principal circulating me.
dunn the night before. The large and
tall member of the exchange remarked
that they had not molested him, but
the little man protested that he had
been devoured by them, and he very
theoretically questioned the judgment
of Long Island mosquitoes who would
thus attack small man when large
one was under the same roof, and he
demanded an explanation. This was
Mr.. Gbson's opportunity and he coolly
and exasperatingly said:
That's easy. suppose they were
not very hungry and only wanted half
a portion!"-New York Times.
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THE sToREs o. THE URE..
What the Next Stages 81 Tire Depart.
snent store May Develop.

What the Next stages 81 tire Depart.
rnent Store May Develop.
These enterprises are now In their
second generation. These business
realms are passing or have passed, as
all empires must, from those who
founded to those who administer,
either executive managers Of a famil-
lar business type, trained in the traffic
they guide, who have risen grade by
grade to the head Of the enterprise in
which they began, or the sons OF found
ers., The next stage Of the depart
ment store will be Nthe joint stock COM
pany. This has already come in Eng
land and France. It is near here.
There are already department stores
in our cities, one such in Chicago
owned by outside capital. More than
one wholesale business house is sue
cessful on the joint stock basis. The
department store will come next. Be.
fore thirty years there will be depart
ment stores whose shares are princl-
pally owned by those who hold places
in it's service or who are on Its roll Of
authorized accounts. - Booklovers'
Magazine.
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A CHEMICAL COOK.
Will the Future Housewife Turn Her
Kitchen Into = ahoraforv7

Will the Future Housewife Turn Her
Kitchen Into a laboratory
The mistress of the home Of 1925
will be chemist. She will be
trained scientist. She will regard her
kitchen as laboratory in which q
thousand wonderful experiments will
be tried. The idea that the kitchen is
a place Of drudgery. where only those
enter who are forced by circun-
stances, will have disappeared, and
there will remain only wonder that
any one could have ever been ignorant
of the marvellous processes of science
to have taken so little interest in the
subject.
The kitchen itself will disappear
from the basement and from the home
forever. In It's place, adjoining the
dining room, so that the transit from
the fire to the table may occupy but
a seconds time, will be the House:
hold Laboratory" The mistress of
the house and her daughters will find
no more interesting period Of the day
than that which Is spent in the we'll
lighted. well ventilated. clearly and
comfortably arranged room given up
to the constant surprises which sci.
ence offers to those who will study
with interest her wonders In the realm
OF combinations Of food materials and
the transformations brought about by
varying degrees Of heat. Cosmopoli.
tan Magazine.
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A Sensational, Case.

Aston, Mich, May 25th.-Hougnton
County has never witnessed a more
striking medical case than that Of
Mr.. James Culet of this place.
Mr.. Culet had spent small fortune
with the best physicians in the county
and in addition to this he has tried
every medicine he could hear Of.
He had very bad case Of Rheuma.
tism and Kidney Trouble, from which
he had suffered for twenty years.
Nothing he could get seemed to do
him any good. and he was gradually
growing worse.
He has no rheumatism now and OK
plains it thus:
zone dey I happened to see an ad.
vertlsement Of Dodd's Kidney Pills
and decided to try them.
Il ma IL up my mind to give them a
good fair trial, as my case was q
very bad one and was of over twenty
years standing.
81 used altogether AZ boxes, and I
can truthfully say that they have
driven out every trace of Rheuma-
tism.
Il feel like new man and l can
and do most heartily recommend
Dodd's Kidney Fills for Rheumatism
and Kidney Trouble"
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Venice without Water.

Venice without water would hardly
be Venice at all, but we are assured
there is possibility that the pictur-
esque Venice of today may become a
city of the past, and eventually Ven
ice may be waterless. According to
Prof. Marinelli, the regular increase in
the delta of the River Pc is such that
in process of time the northern Adri-
attic will be dry and Venice will no
more be upon the sea. A comparison
of the Austrian map of 1923 with the
record of the surveys of 1893 shows
that the mean annual increase of the
delta during these seventy years has
been three-tenths of square mile. An
encroachment upon the sea of three
tenths of mile in year means a
large increase in century. 1t appears
that the total increase in six centuries
has been about 1913 square miles. The
increase is continuing and the Gulf Of
Venice is doomed to disappear. No i'm
mediate alarm need be felt, and it will
not be necessary to hurry off to Ven
ice to take farewell look at the city
in it's present picturesqueness. Prof.
Marinelli calculates that between 100
and 12O centuries will elapse before the
entire northern Adriatic will have be-
come dry land.
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DOCTOR ON FOOD.
Experlmented on hlmself.

e j. f. 81 I. aIl .
Experimental on Himself. !,
A physician OF Gallon, o., says:
"For the last few years have been
sufferer from indigestion and although
4 have used various remedies and pre-
pared fo0ds with some benefit At was
not until tried Grape-Nuts that / was
completely cured
"As q food It is pleasant and agree
able, very nutritious and II digested
and assimilated with very little effort
on the part Of the digestive organs.
AS q nerve food and restores It has
no equal and as such ~ especially
adapted to stud nts and other BRAIN
workers. It contains the elements
necessary for the buil ding of nerve
tissue and ~ % doing maintains an
equilibrium Of waSte md repair. ri
It also enrich es the blood by Civ.
Ing an Increased numb Of red blood
,corpuscle and tn this way strengthen
III the III |. prrpyi ding y vital fluid
mad nor learly perfect. liz take
] great pleasure IN recommending III.
susSsto nv III ients, for ] value &c asS
sa Sood md know IT viii benedt sallsS who
ne a. Name furnished hys Postum
ttle Greek,
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ltt
Cure Kidney ana Bladder troubles
before they reach the serious stage.
Read how easily It can be done.
W. ]. Hill OF 10 South Union Street,
Concord. N. c., proprietor Of hard.
ware md harness store, Justice Of the
Peace. and one Of the best known citi-
zens Of that place, says: ''Doan's Kid
ney Pulls proved q very efhcient rem
edy IN my case. I got q box at: the
Gibson Drug Store. and used them for
disordered kidneys and backache from
which had experienced great deal
Of annoyance. trouble and pain. The
kidney secretions had bothered me for
. long while. were very irregular, dark
colored and full Of sediment. The
Pills cleared it all up and have not
had an ache In my back since taking
the last dose. My back is much
stronger and my health generally Is
improved great deal. am glad to
make q public endorsement of the
Pills. trusting that 1t may be the
means Of relieving some other sut-
ferer."
A FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Hill
will be mailed on application to any
part Of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. For
sale by all druggists. price 50 cents
per box.
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Too Old for a Future.

Mayor Low of New York is telling
an incident that occurred while he was
visiting one of the state prisons with
clergyman. The good man stopped
at the cell of a burglar and asked sol
emily: "My poor. erring brother, have
you any hopes for the future?"
"Naw," answered the prisoner, with
deep detection, "by the time l gets
out of this blasted Jail I'll be too old to
break into anybody's house. "-Phila-
delphia Public Ledger.
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A change for tn. Better.

Lady Violet Greville, commenting on
the emancipation OF women, says that
in the early days of Queen Victoria a
married woman never took an airing
on foot, even in the park, unless at
tended by her maid. and it is only with
in the last fifteen years that girls Of
good family could walk alone in cer-
tain quiet and respectable streets.
There was once time when to drive
alone in hanson would have subiect-
ed q lady to the imputation Of being
fast and immodest. Now there IL
scarcely anything women cannot do.
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+ | | :
I0!|l'|I| ] | Il ] ! y !
GIenerous zelxa.

Generous Zeke. M III s.s
& Maria" drawled Farmer Crawfoot.
"yeou have worked pretty hard ii the
last six months" IT'D
yeas. zeke." replied the weary
wife. a.
'.Well, yeour industry shall be re-.
paid. am going to make you pres.
ent.'' VIA :;
"oh, Zeke. are you going to buy me
q new coat?"
'No; but you can have the old boss
blanket to make over into golf cape
Nobody shall say am stingy."
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Captain Gordon can have the slightest
weight with met" she said, With proud
scorn.
She still stood. because the Prince
also remained unseated: and as she
spoke she put out her little hand to the
chair-back and stayed herself by 1t, for
she was trembling between annoyance
and. alarm. III. :.
1T is unchivalrous to contradict a
lady," said Prince Clement, with a
slow, cruel smile; yet find myself in
that unfortunate position-ob!iged to
repeat my statement, that I have it in
my power to tell you what know
would entirely alter your sentiments
towards the man you have unfortu-
nately married"
Then tell me nothing" she cried.
with a little burst of passion. 81 de-
cline to listen to you!"
She made movement as IL to sweep
a proud curtsey and pass from the
room; but, with quick stride, the
Prince covered the distance between
them and laid commanding hand on
her arm.
"You shall listen to me! 1 heard of
1t too late to prevent this unholy mar
riage; but at least will not be cheat
ed of my revenge. loved you-you
flouted me; and now can make you
suffer, and you shall suffer-"
"She shrank beneath his iron touch.
hor o1po
beat high with unknown terror in the
clutch of this fanatic, with whom re-
venge was virtue. I
"Then ask your highness to say
what you intend to say quickly, and
allow me to retire." she said, with
brave GOODNESS she was far from feel
ing. II beg to remind you again that
we are leaving Pindi in two hours,
time, and I expect my husband to join
me here every moment"
"Let him comet" returned the Prince
and he laughed a scathing little
laugh. "Let him come and deny, if he
can, the reason why your fathers muir
derer has never been found" i
Her hands chung convulsively to the
chair, and she staggered; but only for
an instant. She lifted her blue eyes to
his, full of imperious scorn.
will you kindly speak more plainly,
Prince? If you compel me to listen to
you. at least deny your right to speak
in riddles" ::
1t was open warfare between them
now; but, in the tortured excitement,
she was growing reckless of conven-
tionalities. If Don wera only by her
side to protect her! She felt she would
have given the world to summon her
kitmutgar-native footman-and drive
Prince Clement Sing from her presence
there and then.
II will speak all too plainly" he an
swered, bowling low. 1T was Captain
Gordon himself who shot Captain Der
r1ent."
"You dare say this to me?"
The words came in painting breaths
through her parched lips, her bosom
heaved, and she stood like lioness at
bay.
Il dare, because it is the truth" he
Kissed. ASK himself. He is here to
answer"
For the portiere had been driven
aside, and within the threshold of the
door stood Don, in all the bravery of
full-dress uniform he had worn for his
wedding, and which he had not yet had
time to change.
In one hand he held by the silken
drapery. the other hand was clutching
the hilt of his sword, and on his face
the smile of joyous welcome had frozen
and left it CHASTITY pale.
Ito be continued)
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Loves D.e.ption.

After all" said the thoughtful man.
"the perpetuation Of the human race
is founded on falsehood.' - How so?..'
demanded the prosaic man. what
would colrtship be without IT." asked
the thoughtful man, and instantly To
the mind Of the prosaic man came rec
election Of assertions that ..she was
the only girl he ever loved, az he loved
her" that '.he couldn't live without
her. and that t'he fairly worshipsd her
footprints In the snow. I. . VA
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Embarrassed.

EmUdFFd8SS0.
What beautiful luncheon!" said
the guest.
Eyes, answered Mr.. Cumrox,
mother and the girls say it is all
right"
"But you aren't enjoying It,"
mo. I'm little embarrassed. I've
been standing over here trying to fig.
ure out which are the edibles and
which are the decorations"
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Safety in Numbers.

Brannigan-Come home an take
supper with me. Flanagan.
Flannigan-Shure, it's past yer sup
per time now; yer wifell be mad as q
halter.
Brannigan-That's jist 1t; she can't
lick the two Of Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger.
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Reciprocity.

"Time has certainly dealt kindly
with Mrs. slowgirl. She's still good
looking" remarked Mrs. Goodfriend.
.sOf course. She never dealt harsh
" with him grabbing him by the fore
lock, or anything like that" replied
Miss Acide. ncinnati Tribune. n
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Love Growing Cold.

Mrs. Octopus-I know that you
don't care as much for me as you did
before we were married.
Mr.. Octopus-What put that notion
in your pretty head, my dear?
Mrs. Octopus-Why, you used to put
hundred arms around me, and now II
is as much as you can do to use one.
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Remarkable DIAGNOSIS.

II suppose" said the physician, smil
ing and trying to appear witty, while
feeling the pulse of a lady patient, 81
suppose you consider me an old hum.
bug?"
why, Doctor" replied the lady, 81
had no idea you could ascertain a
woman's thoughts by merely feeling
her pulse!"
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Up Against II.

els your employer out?" inquired the
caller.
Eyes, SIR" replied the Office boy.
"How do you know without looking
into his private Officer"
Because I just heard him growi
about the cards he was gettin' and call
for another stack of blues."-Philadel-
phia Press.
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Eaoina Him On.

Eaging Him On.
The green-whiskered comedian
lodged hastily into the wings to es,
cape the shower of missiles that
poured on the stage.
'"There's some mistake"-he began.
A decayed tomato took him in the
eye.
They think I'm a vegetarian OF
a"
"Or-mayhap, they still think it's
Lent"
They were purifying" the stage,
but it took CARLOAD of disinfectants
to complete the work the next day.
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Ahead Of His Time.

Ahead Of His Time.
Ananias was looking glum.
'"They call me the Prince Of Liars"
he muttered, 'and yet If I wasn't
ahead Of my age l would be hailed al
a raconteur!"
Buttonholing a passing acquaint
ance, he tried the effect Of his latest
fish story.
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A Comfort.

Mrs. Flynn-It must how bin great
blow whin Dinny died. Mrs. Murphy.
Mrs. Murphy-Yis; but OF r-remim-
bered we are all in the hands of an
sunschrupulous providince.-Judge.
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Telescopie.

Gazer ian astronomer)-Can you
suggest a suitable name for my new
telescope?
Boozer "a drinker)-Sure. How
would Here's looking at you" do
Chicago Journal.
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Embarrassed.

what a beautiful luncheon!" said
the guest.
eyes," answered Mr.. Cumrox.
mother and the girls say it is all
right"
But you aren't enjoying It,"
"No. I've been standing over here
trying to figure out which are the edi.
bles and which are the decorations. =
Washington Star.
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Breaking Il Gently. aN!t

Cissie-Would you be very angry
If any one sat on your hat? IT,
Amy-Angry? should be furious.
Cissie-Then don't sit on it any
longer, dear.
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ere permanently cured nss or nervousness aftu.
hrst days OF Dr.. KNnes Great Nerve ReSEot.
er Send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
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1.-The Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind" Of stoves
make no smoke, smell, SCOT, ashes or ex-
cessive heat. Always look for trade mark.
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4 Every married man should toin some.
good society the society of his wife
and children. Tor Instance
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Man Born Of woman Il Sof few days
and full Of trouble and the fuller he
IS Of trouble the fewer hiS days. d
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Piso's Cure for consumptso.. y IN infallibis
medicine for coughs and colds ". SAApsi.
Ocean Grove. n. j. Feb. n. 1901
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Helping Her Out.

Mrs. Hiram-You may stay until
your week is up, Bridget, but when
you go must tell you won't be able
to write you a letter Of recommends
ton.
Bridget-Don't let yer want of eddi-
cation imbarress We, madam. OH
write it fur We, an We can make yer
mark to it-Philadelphia Press.
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Good morning, Speckleboy, how %
business?"
"oh, It's all loss, no profit nowadays.
Why only yesterday wifey's mother
got tangled up in net"
4 well. that's net profit. isn't it7''
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Stops tno Cough and
Works On tho Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets. Price25c
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why, how is he like Barnum e
He isn't; he's so different. Hs
hasn't got the greatest show "a
earth. " 45 Ri 4;
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u NIGER I POT.
Z danger 4 r /, 4 ! SPOT FOR

pain ID the
y !, q of the
back tells
~ Kidney ills.
.las do most
p aims and
aches SO IL the
back
kidney ills
be gin " With
backac,'hl,e and
end with Dia-
gbetes. D,lr'opsy,
B rig hts Dis
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. slow 81 the Draw y.

Idaho How'd Montana Mike
cum to git shot h
Alkali And Cause he was Ike
moiasses in the winter time. III,
Idaho Ike How's that9 y NJ
Aikali And low on tho draS al
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PooryPro,Ir,lelcta..

he expects some day 70 b GOV.
ernor.'' II 71.s
We'll. well! He reminds mo q
Barnum.,' (; 81 "a ~
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CHAPTER VII. }3$
edding was over. II had been:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
DANSBY & DANSBY.
TELEPHONE ia.

Miss Ida Elliott has gone on n
visit TO Dallas and Ennis.
The proper thing in ladies foot
wear, welt OXfords, at Norwood's 2
White pearl onion sets and turnip
seed In bulk. Haswell's book
store 2i5
Dr. Geo. F. Lee and wife Of Rock
Prairie were visitors TO the city yes
torday.
Fedora Kid gloves at sl0O are
beauties. Every pair guaranteed.
Wilson 4 Edge. 2i2
DR.. j. d. West left yesterday for
Bay city to attend a presbytery
meeting.
a. W. Dyes Of Bethel was in the
city Yesterday aud called on the
Eagle.
Beware Of limitations in floss, the
best is sold only by Burt Nor
wood. 2l8
r. X. Clement OF Bremond. an A..
and NJ. graduate, was in the city
Sunday
Lion brand genuine shetland floss
fur shawls and fascinators can be
found at Burt Norwood's. 2lS
G.. W. whitehurst came home
from Alto on the sick list Sunday
evening.
Latest styles in Thompson's Glove
Fitting corsets-Sold only By VIII
son a Edge. 2i2
The oil mill began running yes
terday morning with everything in
good shape.
We are showing the latest shades
aud styles in ladies kid gloves. VIII
son q Edge. 2i2
Mrs. Hazel Smith OF Austin is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Eayes.
Il. II. DeWare Of Ardmors, I. r.,
has been spendinga couple Of days
in the city.
Not SO cheap, but good clean aud
wholesome meats-meat no 10 eat.
Franklin Bros. 2l2
Hon. Chas. Davis was In the city
Sunday TO attend the funeral Of W.
Mack Sanders.
The corset for style, No and COM
fort-Thompson's Glove Fitting, We
have them. Wilson 4 Edge. 2l2
Mrs. G. b. Shepard returned 10
Rrouham yesterday after visit 10
Mrs. T.. +. Castles.