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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18

(Morning Session-Twentieth Day.
After roll call and prayer, a message
was received from the council an
n~ouncing the passage of council bill
No. 4, an act to create Roosevelt coun-
ty; council bill No. 20, an act to repeal
section 1899 of the compiled laws Of
1897, which provides as. follows;
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
A Liberal Offer.

The undersigned will give a free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets to any one wanting a re-
liable remedy for disorders of the
stomach, biliousness or constipation.
This is a e remedy and a good one.
All druggists.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

o o o o 90
o.. 81. I. L. SUTHERLAND. e..s
o. REAL ESTATE.
. J RENTALS, LOANS. INSURANCE.
Q 5o2 Oneida. Block, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Q BARGAINS! /! BUY NOW.
o S-room modern house., new.1 complete,
Q large Lot; o 4s-foot front, Park az. neal. seth
Q st. $S,900;, easy terms or exchange, for
Q 9-room house, not modern, full lot, snap,
. Two buildings, Oakland AZ near s4th ct.
Q water heat, i.'G rental val Value sso. en' n''
o S-room modern, nearly new house and
Q barn. Park AZ. corner, ss feet. stone side
o cheap, 5000.
0 S-room house, Columbus av near s5th ut,
storm g sash & screens porch, small barn, bar
o List your houses with me for rent or
Q Choice building lots also income invest
o ments from 81 $50 to .! $40, 900, paying
o handsomely. Call and be convinced.
0 RESIDENCE LOTS:
o FINE AND VERY CHEAP.
o Park av near saith st. east front, 1osh
o feet, will make two choice residence lots
in oe All I'M
Sixteenth av s near 32d st, east front,
o. full lot. only $500. -! : .E'''s IS; 60
o. Thirteenth av near Goth st, AZ It. lots,
only $3.50 EACH - 80
o. Oakland av near 34th st, full lot, only
$3.50. S-.-'0 . ,,-tis ~ ~,
Chicago av near s2d st, 4o-ft lot, sewer
o and stone walk paid fos, bargain, $575.
Elliott ave near 32d st, east front, 40 It
List good lots with me. Customers
waiting, ...:.-
O.. Eiye-acre block. finely located, only
o Five acres near Nicollet av car line, only
$50. .'.. y. -. = = = -. =.
O : ,-,5-s -. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

q % o % o % o o o 0 % o o o
FOR RENT-THREE PARTLY FURNISHED
cottages north shore Lake Minnetonka.s Ap-
ply N. Martinson. Wayzata. Mimi
FOR RENT-TWo COMPLETELY FURNISHED
cottages on Wayzata bay, handy to Ferndale
station. n. Martinson Wayzata, MINI.
FOR sALE-oN NORTH SHORE OF MINNIE
tonka, three acres; some fruit trees; eight
room cottage, barns, icehouse, windmill and
large tank, rowboat; convenient to station
For price and terms, call at 1918 Guaranty
hufldiny :
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
BOARD AND ROOM

>~~~~~<>~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~>~~~S~~~
ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH,
toilet: one single room. Hotel Waverly.
BOARD AND ROOMS AT HOTEL SOUTHERN,
corner 4th av S and 9th st; two nice front
rooms for the 23d and two single rooms.
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR SUMNER
at Minnetonka, in private family. where there
dress GAL, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Improved. nj:
Continued.

SIS, 900, s.sToRY. AND BASEMENT BRICK
( hest business corners in city; always rented
to good tenants; will consider some trade;
L. j. Clladbourn, 4o4 Phoenix bldg, Minneap-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
MINNFToNKA BARGAINS.

MlNNEToNKA BARGAINS.
LANGDON PARK, NORTH SHORE-Three
acres and s-room cottage, barn, icehouse.
poultry house, Windmill, 165 barrel tank;
yard piped; 175 feet lake front, main lake;
price $500.
BIRCH BLUFF-$45o-I4ot 100x175, fine 'front.'
age on main lake; it's cheap.
E. WAYZATA BAY, $3.50 PER ACRE-16O acres
choice, clean, main lake frontage; there is
little of this left Near station.
SPRING PARKS acres of heavy timber 600
feet shore front, main lake; small cottage.
Price $2,5O0.s
IS ,0OO-EAsY TERMS, BREEZY POINT.
large and beautiful grounds overlooking bot
Big Lake and Way2ata bay, s to 10-room cot.
s. tage,s furnished. in good repair. Running wa.
{; ter; no prettfer site at Breezy Point CITY
Realty Co., VIM. Peet & Co., agts., 205 Bos
ton block. 5-5Jss
LARGE s-RooM HOUSE, LARGE CORNER
lots, " block from lake Shore, price ST 600
This property Is worth $1,000. IL you want
1t you must hurry. -
40 acres in bearing fruit blocks from lake
shore and overlooking lake, adjoining Excel.
sior. Improvements worth 5000. Price So, 900
Elegant home fer some one with money
Houses, fruit farms aud lake shore lots for sale
or rent. We give you the benefit og 25 years
experience at the lake. Call for Map.
Apgsr & korthof, co4 Commercial bldg, Min,
nsagolis.. Twin City tel, :2l6; N. ", No.
1872, !,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
BOARD WANTED

wANTED-Two GOOD ROOMS WITH BOARD
in good locality. Address 6141. Journal
YOUNG GENTLEMAN REQUIRES ROOM AND
board: private family preferred; near I'D st
and Hennepin. 64S7. Journal.
WANTED-PLEAsANT ROOM AND BOARD BIZ
young man. No objection TO going some dis
tance out Of town If otherwise satisfactory.
References. Address 661T, Journal.
ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO LADIES, WITH
6779 journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

w. D. PARKER, 2os BANK OF COMMERCE
Section fine land near Wapella, ASA. Good
buildings, only $8 acre. Farms in southern
and Western Minnesota. Bargains in choice
city resideBce property. Have daily Inquiries
for houses to rent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
Farm Lands.

Continued.
w. D. PARKER, 2os BANK OF COMMERCE
s only IS Rsrms
and Western Minnesota Bargains in choice
for houses to rent.
THE GREATEST SNAP EVER OFFERED IN
lars Hanson sers Us Temple S CO Court Rfi''u
DON'T PIONEER TITO THOSE WHO DE-
sire q really good farm, either wild Or cult
tricts of southern Manitoba; Canadian and
Amer american settlers; good schools railroad faci-
now; $40 to $50. Address Henry Bidlake, Os-
HoMEsTEADs IN COLORADO.
fruit and all agricultural purposes; in the arid
district, convenient to railroads; government
a% fhs w be built IL the coming 4 When
particularsr call u. w. Shepard, locator
and colonizer. s117 18th avs.
A sNAP-64o ACRES, or WILL DIVIDE ONE;
nearly all under cultivation, half mile from
Great Northern railroad station, Norman couli-
ty, MINI. good building go on section; price 81 $40
IO3 Northwestern building.
FOR SALE-2l0 ACRES, EIGHT MILES FROM
city limits Of Minneapolis, in the township OF
ance oak TIMBER on Central av extended. Ad-
dress Henry Lee. owner, Anoka, Minn.
IN a SPECIAL BARGAIN, -----7-
A VERY FINE 32O-ACRE FARM, FIVE miles
from Herman, Mimi, located in German set.
tlement; 24O acres under fine state of cult
walton. balance IN hay meadow. but all can be
plowed; the, soil is black loan: with yellow
clay subsoA: there will be new church built
Just across from the northeast corner of farm
1t Is rented for 1903 to a good German farmer
from Iowa for one-balf crop rent, delivered ir
town at elevator; price $32 so per acre; terms
$4,000 cash; mortgage Of 81, ,03O for five years
at per cent interest balance to be paid wher
deal Is. closed; adjoining lands are selling from
$52 to $40 per acre. j.: D.: Miller, Herman
5000 HANDLES THIS FARM-16O ACRES EX
cellent land, $50 under cultivation, four miles
from station; six elevators; can get rente,
suit purchaser: Henry Bidlake, Osnabrock
GOOD TIMBER LAND IN NORTHERN MINNIE
sofa, excellent prairie land in southeast Nortl
Dakota; cheap fare and best facilities for ex
animation. Go with us and see for yourself
and buy for small sum what will soon b.
worth large sum. North Star Realty Co.
Bank of Commerce Building. .'s.s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

1000 ACREs-IMPR0VED FARMS.
Waseca county. Minnesota, in farms from 80
acres to 460 Facfes, at prices from 936 to $57
per acre. There is bound to be an advance of
SIC per &cre within q year. Now h the time
to invest. Benz. f. McGregor. New Richland,
: MINI. sfsss -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

A CHOICE LOT OF IMPROVED AND uN1M.
proved property all parts of Minnetonka P.
p. Swensen, Bank of Commerce
WILL SELL MY LAKE MINNEToNKA COT.
$50; boathouse, two boats, icehouse (tilledl
wood for season, 1900. John J. Ankeny
Lumber Exchange
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

81, 100 EaUITY IN so ACRES. CENTRAL MIN
nesota land to trade for stock Of general mer-
chaniiss OF equal value; want good clean stock
as land Is worth every dollar asked Tor it,
Address 6A55. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
LOANS AND CHATTELS

MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAC
ONs, ETC: ON SHORT NOTICE AT CHEAP
EST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY WEEKLY
or MONTHLY PAYMENTS STRICTEST
PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALI. ON THE
OLD HOME COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 2h
YEARS MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY. 3o6 BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG,
CORNER OF 1st AV 8 AND 4th ST.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURa
in storage and warehouse receipts, at one-balf
tI,e usual rate. Monthly Installment Loan
Co.. S25 Guaranty Loan
RICE LOANS ON ALI KINDS OF PERSONAL
property: charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg
WILLIAMS, SIT GUARANTY BUILDING.
loans on furniture, pianos or any security;
large loans speciality. Terms to suit Dor.
rover. Lowest rates
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

y y . 90 o o
0, BREEZY PoINT-le ROOM COTTAGE.
0 breezy Point, MapleWood; hardwood
o floors floors, ttd, throughout water in kitchen.
Q porches all screened in; partially fur
o nished:. to close an estate, will make the
o low price of $500. ~.
0 RECREATION POINT, BIG 1sLANp-1o.
"" room room Gotta, cottage; completely furnished;
o man; two rowboats,. icehouse. filled with
o ice; also wood all in good order, for
the low sum Of 1900; terms to suit.
Q coTTAGEwooD - seven-room cottage.
modern, with lake water in house: fine
desrable G lake home a
For sale at the very low sum Of SIS, 500.
L1Nwoop-sUNNYsLoP cot
o ,, tage:: water, in Kitchen; water closet;
porch screened in; $50 feet lake shore:
"a @ a. y,sry fine beach and safe for small
o children: beautiful summer home
Price only $2,25O. -
LAKE LYDIARD-1N miles from Fern
D under cultivation; 10 acres hardwood
timber: seven-roem house; stone base
ment barn; fine place. price Sd, 500.
sMITHToWN BAY-2,5oo feet beautiful
lake front, with high bluff: 96 acres
o with fine grove, for the low sum of
$4,000.
o LONG LAKE-17-acre farm, S-room house,
o, large barn; small. fruit, Strawberries,
o. currants, gooseberries, fine apple orchard,
bearing: lake front; a nice suburban
home; price So, 900.
NORTH ARM-es1A acre beautiful hard
o. wood grove. Lake Minnetenka; a choice
% - property 1,5Oo feet Of lake front; price
o : $4,000. =:
FERNDALE-12 acres near Ferndale sta
tion. with Groom comfortable house with
furniture; Groom house, no furniture;
barn with stone basement; one double
carriage, one single phaeton, one dou-
O BILE heavy harness, one horse, one
0 Jersey COW, poultry, one farm wagon,
one light, wagon one light buggy, two
plows, one harrow, two cultivators, all
o. hand tools, small fruit, plrms, currants,
o Strawberries, etc. windmill and tank;
o four good wells, two running springs
all included In sale at the low price of
$4,000. Near good. school privileges.
Apply to ..s... -, s-.-t
GEORGE H. MILLER,
$50 Lumber Exchange.
Q o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
JAEGER & ToRELLE,
80 Bank Of Commerce Building.

This describes the cheapest
,,ss, 81 Mx7S0 49, lot now for sale at Wildhurst.
FEET FOR Fine shore and beach, shade
$1,000. trees, pleasant neighborhood,
close to station, but retired.
On eminence sloping
DELlGHTFuL to the lake, with $50 feet
COTTAGE of the best beach on the
HOME south shore of the Upper
AT A BARGAIN. Lake, stands a fine cottage
which prepared
to sell at a sacrifice in order to insure quick
sale. The lot is 15ox35o, with lawn and shade
trees The improvements consist of plastered
nine-room cottage. partly furnished, icehouse,
Toulouse barn, windmill tank and piping for
water up and downstairs in house and over
grounds.
And we can tell You where TO
YOU NEED get 1T. Location: East side of
Carman's Bay, ten minutes walk
from LaEgdon Station Accom-
modations: Six-room cottage,
REST. furnished; cehouse, filed; barn.
windmill and tank. Everything
in apple pie order. Inducements: Over one
acre of fine ground, timbered, with lawn, slop-
ing to shore; 125 feet of choice beach; quiet,
restful; good neighbars beautiful view, and last,
but not -least,.a price of only $1,35o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
y. q ~
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Farm lands.
Gon&ln,.>d

FOR sALE-,;2oo-AcRE FARM, MEEKER CoUN-
sty; excellent soil; rolling enough' for good
drainage; not an acre Of waste land; fair bui,d.
1ngs; there is no finer farm anywhere for
stock raising and general farming; 81 miles
from minneapolis; 8 from Litchfeid, 2H from
k1mba!l; $35 per acre; will take small pay
ment down from good party; there is personal
property consisting OF team OF mares, harness,
COW. heifer, fafm wagon, spring wagon, hay
sack seeder.s plow, harrow and other personal
property. 9. A.. Quist s. Co. 1Oa .4th. st s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
FOR SAFE

81 $50 buys lake home near Wayzata sta
tion; three lots and trees, seyen-room plastered
shed and chicken-house; 81 .25o cash balance
SO per month. Apply N. Martinson, Wayzata.
Minn.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-09-01
A Purqative Pleasure.

If you ever took DeWitt's Little
Early risers for bilousness or con-
stipation you know what purgative
pleasure is. These famous little pills
cleanse the liver and rid the system
of all bile without producing unpleas-
ant effects. They do not grippe, sick
en- or weaken. but give tone and
strength to the tissues and organs in
volved w. H. Howell of Houston,
Tex, says: No better pill can be
used than Little Early Risers for con-
stipation, sick headache, ETC." Sold
by Bronson & Lighthall, Broderick &
Walker.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-09-01

were sweet and touching and before
the time limit had expired they both
felt instinctively that they understood
Yne another us never before
At . o'clock May rose and penned a
tote to Will, saying that since he had
suspected her note to be an April fool
joke he might still continue to think it
unc. Then she came back to Harry in
Il way that showed that his strong ma
turc completely dominated hers.
"Of course that settles his case" said
Harry plaintively, but still you do not
love me-
April FOOL" she said mischievousiy
MS she put up her face to he kissed.
April fool yourself said Harry rap
! turouSly, for you were sure you did
not love me-
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greeted his friends a5s1 customers. Be
ing busy most of the forenoon he had
no chance to think much of his trouble
or to lay down any plan for his future
campaign with May, but he certainly
was not expecting call from his rival,
and his surprise was great when he
was going out to lunch to have his en-
envy come along wearing Il most SUI
peror smile.
How DO, Harry?" Strong exclaimed
theerily, extending his hand.
"Hello!' said Harry with affected
good hrmor. though Strong was about
the last person on his visiting list that
he wanted to see just then.
Il thought l would come around and
ask you to come and have lunch with
me-" said Strong. 1T is a long time
since we have had a chat
II am your man." said Harry cheer
fully. Lead the way"
They were we'll on with their lunch
before anything happened to show the
undercurrent of feeling that existed be-
tween them. They had confined the
conversation to commonplaces, but at
last the name of May was mentioned.
'"The little foolw exclaimed Harry
holly, for he was so accustomed to ex
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-09-01
The Genuine VS.. Counterfeits.

The genuine is always better than
counterfeit, but the truth of this
statement is never more forcibly re-
allied or more thoroughly apprecia-
ted than when you compare the gen.
uine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
with the many counterfeits and worth
less substitutes that are on the mar
ket. w. S. Ledbetter, of Shreveport,
La, says: AFTER using numerous
other remedies without benefit, one
box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured me-" For blind, bleeding, itch
ing and protruding piles no remedy
is equal to DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold by Bronson & Lighthall,
Broderick & Walker.
Best ice cream parlors in town at
the Pantry.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-09-01
"Sirr' she exclaimed frigidly. Harry


laughed more loudly than before.
"Oh, you needn't Think he said,
"that you could steal a march on me
like that. l didn't overlook the fact
that this is April fools day, and your
little joke about giving Inc the mitten
is no good"
"But meant every word of it!' she
cried angrily.
"Well. l haven't accepted it, and
that's where l April fool you"
MAY fiounced across the room, too
angry to make any reply.
'You see, if you hadn't tried to April
fool Strong, too, l wouldn't have tried
to get back at YOU
Il April fool Will Strong" she cried.
"What do you mean:"
"You sent him an April fool accept
ance of his proposal. didn't you:"
II did no such thing. l sent him an
honest acceptance, and if you were
gentleman you would not stay where
you are not wanted. He may be here
any minute"
Begging your pardon, madam, Will
Strong will not be here this evening.
Do you suppose he wants to give you a
chance to laugh at him? assure you
he is too sensitive for that
"How do you know so much about
what he thinks"
I'VE had lunch together today. and
| he showed me your note"
"And he believes l wrote it as an
April fool joker"
HE certainly did when we parted"
ooh, I'll never forgive him.
"That's good" said Harry with mock
humility. But am going to be better
natured. l am going to forgive you
freely for the shock you gave me be-
fore l remembered it was the list Of
April"
"But l don't want your forgiveness.
l don't want to talk to YOU
After few minutes silence Harry
went over to the sofa where May was
sitting and sat down beside her.
MAY" he whispered.
Her only reply was shrug of her
shoulder.
"Can l never make you understand
how much | love you:"
"You love to boss me and tyranniZe
over me-"
Cant you understand that am do
ing that now because l will never have
chance after we are married? l an
one of the sort of fellows that CIR
like you will twist around her finger
and it is because l know it that ! pre-
tend that you can't boss me at ALL
ooh. | know how you can talk"
"But if l do torment you l would
never let anybody or anything else d.
it."
''If he took that for an April foo
joke I'll just let it be one for him.
she exclaimed irrelevantly.
"That's right" said Harry. 1T il
getting late now, and if he were com
ing he should be here now"
I'll give him until 8 o'clock" sh'
said.
"And may waltz" Harry asked.
Eyes. if you will not talk any NOR
fOolishness.
Harry promised, but finally said tina
there had been no prohibition abou
singing. He went to the piano and be
gan to sing the songs she loved i'll
, clear tenor voice while he accOmpanie
himself on the instrument. PRESENT.
she relented and offered to play his az
compartments. He chose songs tina
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HE BURST INTO ROAR OF LAUGHTER.
ercisng his authority over her that he
felt that what she needed was good
old fashioned scolding.
Il beg your pardon" said Strong with
great assumption of dignity, but l
object to having you refer to Miss RAN
dali in such terms"
by what right?" asked Kennedy in
an exasperating tone.
'"The right of an affianced husband"
said Strong rashly.
"Since when?' asked Kennedy in
tones still more eXasperating.
"Since this morning"
"Then you have seen her this morn
ing?'
NO. but had proposed to her, and
this morning l got this note" And he
handed it over to Harry with an eXult-
ing chuckle.
The quick witted Harry read the few
lines that his rival showed him because
the natural meanness of his disposition
made him want to gloat over him
whom he had defeated. AS he read his
eye rested for moment on the date
line, and then a great inspiration came
to him. He burst into roar of laugh
ter that attracted the attention of the
other diners in the restaurant and
made Strong pale with anger.
"Why-why," stammered the self
conscious hypocrite, what do you find
SO funny in that letter?'
How many hats with bricks in them
did you kick on your way down town."
Harry asked, while his eyes sparkled
with laughter.
What do you meanT'
"Have you picked up any purses with
strings tied to tEcm!'
what are you driving at?'
Have you overlooked the fact that
this is April fools day and that this
note was written 50 that you would get
it today?"
Strongs face turned positively green
md his attempt to poohpooh Harry $
insinuation was Hat failure. He sud
denly recalled all the practical Jokes
that May had ever played on him, but
forgot that they had been mostly i'll
spircd by Harry.
"Well you are easy" said Harry
Nov, | suppose you intend going VI
| there tonight to let her say April foo
| 10 you. | have no doubt it would in
| terest' you, as she says
4 "But you surely don't Think sait
4 Strong nervously, that Miss Randall
4 would jest with so sacred a subject"
l "My dear fellow, that only goes I,
Y show how little you know of Miss Ran
! 1all"
! Harry saw that he had his rival dis
| rcssed and resumed the attack on 9th
| Pr lines.
IF you have the nerve to so up ant
'call on Miss Randall tonight in tn
face of that. I'll buy you the best dir
ner in town tomorrow"
| who said was going to call on he
tonight:' exclaimed Strong hotly a
4 he flung himself out of the restaurant
well, that puts him out of the wa
for awhile" said Harry to himself
at wild horses wouldn't drag him Il
in there tonight
@ Early that evening Miss Randall wa
IL shocked to be informed that Harr
err Kennedy WAS in the parlor waiting fo
40 her to come down.
st what impudence!" she exclaimed
ed But that will give me an excuse t
In give him such dismissal as he d,
ed serves"
he When May entered the parlor wit
nv all the dignity she could assume, Hal
re ~ greeted her with teasing laug
10 and cried:
ly "April fool"
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rush to May to plead his case at that
hour he started to walk to his office in
as bad temper as could we'll be mag
ined. But he was one of those fortu-
nate men who are spurred to higher
achievement by every repulse and who
never yield weakly to defeat. and. best
of all, he was usually good natured
and did not let things worry him. In
consequence the rapid walk worked
off the savagery of his mood. and he
was able to begin work without any
outward sign Of his inward displeasure
except perhaps more canstic tinge 10
the tumor with which he habitually
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-09-01
Helped Him Along,

"Then there is such n thing as heart
failure, is there. doctor:" said the
handsome young widow.
Certainly, madam" responded the
eashful young physician. The records
IF the profession are full Of
Its perfectly unnecessary disease,
sn't it, doctor?"
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