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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16
wOrst OfAIi Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute it will be
your last? Such was the expert
ence of Mrs. S. II. Newson, De-
catur, Ala. "For three years"
she writes, II endured insuffer-
able pain from indigestion,
stomach and bowel trouble.
Death seemed inevitable when
doctors and all remedies failed.
At length | was induced to try
Electri Bitters and the result was
miraculous. | improved at once
and now I'm completely recov-
cred" For Liver, Kidney,
Stomach and Bowel troubles
Electric Bitters is the only medi-
cine. Only SOC. It's guaranteed
by Lee Bros, druggists.
The Central Nebraska Stock
Growers Association manufacture
lime and sulphur Concentrated
Dip, made strictly by Government
Formula. One barrel makes 400
to 500 gallons for vat use. Price
$500. Address,
CENTRAL NEBRASKA STocK
GROWERS ASSOCIATION,
Broken Bow, Nebraska.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16
We recommend that the petition be granted
and the road established according to the field
notes of the Surveyor and damages allowed as
J. II. ARTHUR,
j. Ii. MCGUIRE, Com.
Jos. FENIMORE,

Moved and seconded that the re-.
port OF the committee be accepted
and adopted.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16

Upon vote of the Board the re
port of the committee was accepted
and adopted,
Committee also reported as fol-
lows on the Road petition of Merritt
Gordon and others and Jacob Ray
Ter and others.
We recommend that petition of NJ Gordon, ct
al, be rejected and deposit returned and in the
matter of the petition of Jacob Rayles recon-
mend that petition be rejected
j. II. ARTHUR,
J, ii. MCGUIRE, Com.
Jos. FENNIMoRE, J
Chairman of committee explained
that the reason they recommended
the deposit returned on Gordon
petition is that part of the road
petitioned for is established by the
granting of the Riley petition.
Report of committee accepted
and adopted.
Road committee reported as fol-
lows
We recommend that the following petitions
ior roads be granted aud ordered established:
Petition OF Henry Sweeney, etal, for road in
township Is, range D. Petition OF c. l.. Gutter
SON. etal, for 4 road in township II, range %.
Petition of b. w, Kelleubarger, etal, for a road
IN township Is, range 81 Petition of J. n.
| Rideuour, etal, for a road in township IS range
p, ]. II, ARTHER,
j. III. MCGUIRE, Com.
| Jos. FENNIMoRE, J
Report of committee accepted and
adopted.
Adjourned till 8 n m tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE s, 1904.
b ard met at Gam.
All present and answered to roll
call.
Minutes of yesterday read and
approved.
Forenoon was spent in committee
work.
Adjourned till 1870 p IN.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at 1880 p IN,
All members present.
Road committee reported rs fol
lows on petition of G. A Snyder et
al for road in TIP. 10, Rg. 20.
We recommend that the petition be granted
| aud the road established, that the remon
strauce be rejected aud that damages be al
| lowed as follows;
L. RUSSELL, ..,.....,.,..,. .,......,,.,,..S 25.N
| Mary +. Lesley .,,..,,.... l5.u
j. M bateS ''''''''''''' '''''''''''''' So' u
Amos oung '''''''''' '''' ''''''''' 49,
h. T. Gates ,''.'''.. '''''''''''' lu'u
III, T.. Chrisman .,,.,,,,,.,,r ....,'''..',. lOu'u
h. l., ScritsmieT ..'. ''''''''''. lu'u
| Thomas Byers ..,.,.,,..-.'-. .,.'''''''.,. ~
| Malinda Moody ...,.....,.,.,'.. SO'u
r. Knoll ''''.''''''' ~
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16

j II Arthur
] ii Mcclure
Jos FsnnimOre
Report of committee accepted and
adopted.
Petition of j. A. Evans to have
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16
Supervisors Proceedings.
.ArMBERs or TUE BOARD
] Z j Z
TUESDAY. JUNE Z, 1901,

Pursuant to adjournment the
County Board of Supervisors of
Custer County met in adjourned
session at the Court House at 9 a. III.
All members answering to roll-call.
Minutes of the meeting of Mar 6
read and approved.
Petition of certain citizens of
Algernon and Elk Greek Precincts
relative to RENTING any taxes on
the books against Joachim Estby
was read by the clerk.
Official Bond, Road and Road
Damage claims reported as follows:
We your committee recommend that the fol
lowing official bonds bc approved:
II. J. Shnn, justice of the peace. Broken
Bow City; s. ]. Thompson, treasurer, Garfield
township; f.. Myers, treasurer, Algernou,
townships Borak Livingston, road overseer,
district 2,NiCtoria township: Anthony Douahue.
road overseer, district ;. Douglass Grove town
ship; August Jaeger, road overseer district ,,
Triumph township; r. Il. Fox. road oyersecr
district 2WoOd River townslIip; Lewis Rowan.
road oyerseer district, Grant township; Logan
Thomas, road overseer district, Hayes town
ship; l.. +. Grooms, road overseer district J,
Sargent township; VIM. Smith, road oyersecr
district ,, Algernou township; Ii. A. Wilke,
road overseer district |, West Union township;
John Sellars, road overscer district !, West
Union township; II. Il. Miller, road overseer
district 4,Berwyn township; John Urban road
oyerseer district ,, Myrtle township; j. II.
Crawford, road overseer district myrtle town
ship: Joe Permission road oVerseer district },
Bcrwyn township; J. ID. Sims, road OVerseer
district \, Algernon township; Walter Robert
| son road overseer district, Grant township.
| J. II. ARTHUR,
]. II. MCGUIRE, Com.
JAS. FENNIMoRE,
Report of the committee accepted
and adopted.
| A communication from the clerk
recommending that the valuation of
all the school districts be compiled
SO that the Superintendent could
have them to md out to the Dis,
trict officers in time for tho annual
meeting was read.
Moved by Greenwalt seconded
by Arthur that the Superintendent
be instructed to procure the neces
sary assistance and compile the
valuation of all the school Districts
| Carried.
I Adjourned till 1870 p. m.
Board met at 1:3O p. M, al
pre,en
Mr.. Greenwalt moved that al
damage claims caused by the loca
ton of public highways hereafte1
allowed be paid by warrant on thu
County road fund. Second by Nc
CURE.
Carried.
Road committee reported as fol
lows on the Petition of p. B. Rile,
and others for road in TIP. 1913
Range 81.
| We your committee recommend that the pet
ton be granted and the road be established an
| the following damage claims allowed:
J. N, BrandenDurg ...............,.... 2O.C
J. IL w Lewis. 4u.J
r.. j. SWlCk SUI
| Elizabeth Kelley. 500
II. J. Kelley 45.C
John Carey. 25.C
v. IA
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16

Board met at 9 a IN. All mem
bers present. Minutes of yesterday
read and approved.
Road committee reported as fol-
lows on the petition of Oscar Burns
worth and others for road in TIP
IA Range "a.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16
j II Arthur,
j II Mcclure,
Jos Fennimore

Report of committee accepted and
adopted.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16
J. II. ARTHUR,
j. ii. MCGUIRE, &c
los EIyNNINtnRE

Report of committee accepted
and adopted,
Adjourned till 8 a m tomorrow.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1904.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-16
wor,a's Fair rates to ct. Louis

t52-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19
Mntiuurt anf Triehcn's T%erienbricf.

2iebcr Srib! Oh mlibt entihulot.
gen. boB i6 Dir nid,t cher geidriebclt
babe oilf 0einen 9rief, inoem ib ober
cine peritalthte Sano babe. Sd bin
ei1en Damn binlinter aefollen nno
babe mir Die Sano pcrItnuht. @crooe
ollf nod Die rcd)te. Sett aebt'S mie.
Der, ober 10 riftig fotoeropbild) fam
ib intner nod niht idreiber. Ilio
Der Otto, Der ipor cine aul5e @ofc
franf. Sd babe linn eillen Baum
nit SommcrGpfel perrotbeit, ct bat
ober oen 9aitnl pcricblt uno bat Die
falifcn gegciien. Gs paren Sd)afS.
itolell iino nod 9roiegriin. 9a bat
er Die aolerob 9cfriegt. Gr bat iif)
ober aud, ba luieoer 9eirrt. inoent cS
gor nidt Die rihtige &olerab mar,
1onoern bios cine fleine Sausfolerob
mic Der 0oftor gcioet bot. Ser Stto
irrt lid) immer. limo inocm er ad)i
Gage lang bot SI Soilie bIeiben miii.
len, babe ih ibm @eieuidaft aeleiitet
Scine Mama bot aeiagt mir iollei,
ms niitlif beibdftieen, ipeId,es nil
alid) genloft baben. @ir boben iins
ans Senitcr geiest uno baben eii
erobes Stiid Seioenpapier senom
inen, Dos baben mir an eii,en id)tpar'
gen 3fpirn gebunoen uno baben es
auf oas Srottipa selegt. llnb tpenl
cine feline Dame gefommen lit iino III
ipar nod, 5pei Sf)ritte boppit. banf
boben mir es ouf ein1naI in Die Sobc
ee5ogeil. Sa bat Die feline Dame int
mcr cinen foloiiolen Grid aetbor
! nno lit gum 600 eridroden. aber ael
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19

ment idipere aapa1erie anfdme! GS
ipaen bod Glen iein." 9ieier Ser
glei6 murbe natiirli6 iofort peritans
ben. SO, nun fam Der San5 be.
ginnen." (gIuegro.) God crit Dom
f%ilnften Safte an nabm er elm file
Benoes auegrotempo, pGbrenb er
auf Den lesten Soften bes 5peiten
utb pierten Softes Elm fleineS rite
nllto gebrad)t bate. GtipaS iibertrles
ben brett puroe oaS Sbenlu nWfein
Sion, mein @atte," porgetragen,
uno Oieies lit elmer Der Illsnabme-
fGue, Die @eingortner ais 8iilotu's
Idle @%elpobnbeit be5eidnen mofte.
. Gin umerifaniIdes Sprii6Dort
beiBt: ,gttdts lit erfoIgreifer, oils
Der Grfolg!" - uno Der grfoIg Der
oSberon". Supertiirc inter gillop's
Seitung mar enorm. gQes ialtf5te
l1nb rllbte nidt, bis ooS gauge Wert
mieoerbolt ipuroe. Dillon id)redte
Dor feinen Sreibeiten 5uriid, penn
lie nnd ieiner Wteinltng 5ltr orantati'
iden @irfung zines StiideS beitrlt.
gen. llebcr elm an6ereS, Dor SSobr
uno Gag in oeuti6en Gon5erti0len
red)t beltebtes, iest aber idon tart
III ben Sinter9runo geidobeneS ipm.
pboniIbes @erf, Hubinitein's nS5eas
na.Spmpbonie," giebt Der 8erfoIier
nohitebenoe pifonte0 Details: ySfon
5u 9eginn Der Erobe Der (allf beion.
beren @unid oes peritorbenen Ser.
mann @olfi aif oos Frogramm &c.
ltellten) &ubinitein'idcn Gompoii.
ton 5og lid Billions Stirn III SOL
ten, Die inner 5oblreider ltro orpbens
Der puroen, ie peiter bas @ert fort.
lhritt. Billion ma6tc nidt cine In.
terbredlln9; ldlieBltd ihipoa linn
Die 3o%rnesaoer; CT mari Die Yartitilr
81 9ooen, trat nit ben 6iiBen borouf
uno rief luut IN ben Saal: ySerr
@olff, Sic baben einen foliden Gi'
ri9entcn fir bieie Spmpborie en0os
girt. 0icie Wtlliif fam MIR pertros
gen, lpenn man 0ide uno lorgc
Saore ollf Dem Scope bait" Natiirs
lid pllroe oos Bro9ramm geGns
6ert.w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19
Gben i'm Simmel seidluHcn.

Cine beitere' aomobie Der Srruns
gen Iou iid) gang fiir5lif in einem
airdipiel 2onoon'S 5u9etrogen bo-
ben. Der onglifanii6e Eforrer ioB
zines Morgens uno briitete iiber Die
Greoigt fir Den fommenoen Sonns
tag, ais in GROCER Iltiregung Der
Sitter in fem Stioier5immer ~ltiir5te
unb rief: nSerr Efarrer! Serr t.
(oer iun9e aaplan) lGBt Sic initGits
oigit bitten, gIeih in Die Stride 5lt
fommen. @r bot 5lpei Eadre getrollt,
ole nnrihtigcn 2eltte 5uiommen ges
geben ulo meiB Nun ldled)teroings
llid)t, mas er tbllll ioI." uSobcn
Sic id)on oos Yfarr = Ieeiitcr inter
5eidnet?" frnete Der Eiorrer, oild
beitiir5t, nber idon 9on5 bel Der ga.
DIE. n9tein, nod nidt," criuioerte
Der Sitter. n0onn," ioete Der Yfor.
rer, yfann Die Sadc nod ms Heine
gebroft rno Die 2ellte fonnen oltf'S
Nelle getraut meroen. Sagen Sic
Srn. t., i6 piiroe III einieen Minl.
ten III Der Stride fem, I'M ielbit bic
Sroilltng por5unebmen." 8elogt,
eetball. Der Sitter elite lit Die Sir.
DIE 5uriid, Der Sfarrer mad)te iid be-
reit, illtb balo erid)ien audi er al Der
aird)entbiir, no er Die beioen Tnare
ullo nod ein paor oltbere 2eute mar
teno porfono. Che er ober nod elm
@ort iagen tonnte, frat enter Der Bet
ben 9rautieame, elm Eoli5eibeamter,
81 linn beran unb iprad: n@ir boben
bie Sade NIT cinonoer beiprod)el,
8err Gfarrer, u1to iinb SIT benz gltt.
ihluile gefommen, oie Sode 10 blei'
belt 81 laiien, mie lie MN einrlnl it,"
llto es blieb babel. Die beiben Eaare
5oeet ri,big l,no fill ab lit ben CHE.
ito1o bincin, luhbefiimmert oariiber,
baB Sober nit eii1er @lloeren perbeis
ratbet ipar, nls er es nod cine tl,noe
porber eripartet bdtte. 0a 5peifle
nod Semano baron, Dab Gben I'M
Sil1lnlel geifloIien iper0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19
Sans oun Siilpiu nls Sirigent.

Inlillonte, d)arofteriitiihe, bisbcr
i,nbetnnnte 0tittbeiIiineen iiber gii.
lotp olS 0irigent IN Ben Eroben CT.
5oblt Irtbur Safer in elmer 9lbbono-
hing Ser mobernc Girigent." (2o.
Ter NOR 'riiber Wsitglieo bes 9erIiner
Ebilbormonii6en Sr6eItcrs.) ST
lhreibt: rpGinc Erobe iuar aleidIonl
Der intere'lonteIte llnterriht, oen
man lid oenten fam. Sos aon,e
Srdciter idien o,tIsnleben. OtuIifer,
Die Id)on langc Die Suit fir ibren
gerllf perloren botten, purocn plob.
lid 5t &iinitlcrn. Ser Geailt Mutton
Seeing, elmer Der decentralization
nrlo fibelIten inter ibnel,, iogte 81,
mir: ~Sest irene id mid 5um erite'l
Malc, I'M Srheiter SIT ipielen. bier
fanlt ntall Ooh enolid nal mas Ter.
llcn lleber Die Interpretation
Der @cber'ideit .Oberon"- Orpertiirc
erfobren mir nofItebenoe foitlide
Gin5clnbeiten: .Genfen Sic lit),
10 oilBerte iid) Sons b. Billion, ybof
Oberon Den Glfen ein grobes 3eIt
geben poac. gr gie6t ieinem 2eib.
borniiten oen Nilftrog, ben Ginla.
bungsrlif ertonen ST loiien. 9a Die.
lem Rnf nift iogleih Solge geleiitei
miro, loBt er oas Signul nod elm.
NAL iuteoerbolen: @lnien Sic maj
ctlpos eiltorin9lifer, etpos itdrfer!"
Golitllif miro bieier 5sueite Sprll.
rnf oft pialiiiino, gleidium aIs
Gfo aitsgefiibrt; Weber bat iebl
iuobl gefpubt, baB smiid,en einen
&lf mo ieinem edo feline 10 lane(
Enuie eintritt.) gnblif (32iteI 81
guren Der SoISbl1ier) finoen lid
@aite S6eron's eilenoen Sdrittes
Gin. .Nbcr meine Scrren," iagt 9ii
loip, uoas flingt ia, oils Oh Elm Iegi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19
(6ftr Mn oSonrtuas, Gorrcfponocnt".)
Nbcno SGmmcruna.

2outIoS Inn Die @ruppe 9inien
8reilt geipenitii6 6leoermall$.
Siifte 5ieben @euenIinien
8leid ME Geine 2oden frolts.
TogIein III Oem Neite fauern,
Etepcr leiS nod: o@lttc Todt"
3lt Den 9iliden an oen Waltcrlt,
SSo lie irob ben Sag pcrbrott.
9rrf bic 9Gume gebt elm Hollncn
gStc aitf minocsitilIcm Sheer,
llno mein Ser5 crfoBt elm Stolnclt
Oh Der Stimmen I'm mid Der,
Mie eln iiiBeS 2iebesmunfcIll,
@te ein Dun6eriom @eoitt,
limo oojn 2Cld)tf0fers 6lnteIn
Nte ein irres, mirrea &idt.
SelS oltr6 oieien @llnoerreiqen
3tebt Die Naftigau ibr 2ieO,
llno in Iebniud)tSpollem S6lpcigen
Bin id betcno birocfnict.
GIiiabctb HuOoIpD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19
fSmno cincs ltrmal . Sfeletts In
llnaarn.

9as @ilieum oes fOniglid) llneo.
riIt)en geolp9iifcn Snltititts mllr0e,
lpie in Der nSeiterr. Siitcrei & 3ta."
mitgetbeilt miro, ourd) einen lit ser
gar5en @elt ein5ig ~Ooitebenoen pa.
ldontologiiden Slr,o bereid,ert: bos
poafommere SfeIett zines llripal.
ttIfes (Iulocetus) nlls ienen ontebi.
lnpianiIfen 3eiten, oeren lleberreIte
intnlnebr in einigen meniaen Seltelt.
belten Der Utiiieen 5li 9riiIIel nno at
bologna 5u iinoen iino. DDS Sfelett
oleIes nrlpulfiides wuroe Dor bier
Sabren in elmer 3ieeelei in gorbolpa
.9efiinoen uno benz geoIogiiden SSSlt.
ltttilt gum @eibenf eentadt. Dos in
etitem ldififormigen @lasfalten i1
itatiirlid)er Sdipimmloee, riibetoe
Sfelett mibt 7 Meter IN ser 21ltae
itrlo 1.6 Dieter in Der 9reite; Der Wtlt.
l~eilntsipertb ioa it'd alli etipa $4,000
Wtarf belaufen. @eoloeiid intereI.
liant lit Der ltmitanb, ooB in gorbo.
lpa, Dem 6unoort oes SfeIetts, nod,
lteben Dieter nnterbolb beiielben I'M
Stitern Der Groe Dos Sfelett eit,es
noriintflntbliden Strides aefunben
lpllroe, bon Der grt Der in Oitinoicn
beimiiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-19

BARN nidt fir cine &arifatlr balten
mllB, Damn weroe ih mid an cine an.
0ere @loreiie wenOen." - Eunftlm.
llno i6IieBIih: muB man oenn
cine Sade 10 tragelt, neil aue @eIt
lie 10 trdgt? NtuB 6rou W'eper nit
ibren germeIn Glide uno TeIler ab-
lpiihcn, neil 6rau MtiiIler es 10
nlndlt2
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

mersed in a story, oblivious to her SURE
roundings. Then the shower passed
away, and he poked his head in at the
door. ~
Rains all over, lady," he announced.
She thanked him with smile.
Strengthened out her skirt and rolled
up the magazine. AS she was passing
the gate she seemed to feel that soma
explanation was necessary.
'.It's the hat" she announced to the
gateman. II paid $1s for it about two
hours ago, and foolishly started to wear
it home. It's good deal pleasanter to
sit on a hard bench for an hour than to
feel that your brand-new hat is being
ruined before you have had even one
chance to show It."
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
How CaCkle Saved the Barn

it carelessly on the floor and, followed
closely by his sister, fastened to join his
friend.
After the children's hasty exit, we
read in the Pueblo Chieftain, the at
tentfon of the old gray hen was attracted
by suffering, cracking noise, and,
peering from her lofty perch, she saw
tiny yellow flames fast spreading in all
directions from the spot where Rob had
dropped his match. At first she merely
watched it curiously, but when some
smoke suddenly came toward her she
all at once realized that danger was
threatening her and her precious eggs.
AS soon as she came to this conclu-
sion, the old hen flew through the fast
mounting volume of smoke and down
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
RAGS IS INTELLIGENT.
~Raccoon,, Cat of Generous Dimen-
si0ns Performs Many Amusing
e" Little Tricks.

Rags is a beautiful and perfectly
marked "raccoon cat" which was sent
to Miss Tanner by one of her admirers
from Maine, the home Of some OF the
finest coon cats.
He has q mild, sweet face, with sea
green eyes, and is as proud as peacock
of his long, bushy tail, which he waves
over his back like a plume. When hum
cry, he goes to his cup and plate, knock
ing one against the other, making all
the noise he can. In this way he re-
minds Miss Tanner that he is ready to
eat. II given any food he does not fancy,
he will tip over his dish, splitting the
contents on the floor and paving 1t
around. He will then walk away as If
disguised.
Rags never cries during the night
vixen he wishes anything, but, jumping
on Miss Tanners bed, he gently pats
her face until she wakens and waits on
him. Strange to say, he can neither
climb nor jump high, perhaps because
he is so large and heavy. Rags seldom
plays with other cats, and prefers to
run away rather than fight.
In the winter when his paws are wet
he places them over the warm register
to dry, standing there so gravely and
with such a businesslike air that every
one laughs to see him.
Rags submits to his daily combing
with martyr-like quietness, knowing
we'll that the big red bow that finishes
his toilet is all that he needs to complete
it.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

up here and look for old Cackle and
her nest"
So he produced the few matches for
which he had that noon traded several
Cookies at the village school and boldly
lighted one. The first revealed nothing
except the mounds of hay, nor was the
second more successful, but by the light
of the third he saw Cackle's red comb
and fright eyes on beam far above
them.
There she isl" cried Bob, overjoyed at
the success of his expedient. Nov we
can tell mother where the nest is, and
father or one of the men can go up after
it. Hark!" as peculiar whistle sounded
from below There's Charley Brown.
We're going down to the brook this
afternoon; do you want to Gomez"
OF course Janey wanted TO go to the
brook, SO Bob exting,lished Tor thought
ho diO the match which he held, tossed
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
SHE SAVED HER HAT
Eighteen Dollar Bonnet Of q
Fair Young New Yorker. 49,

A sudden shower came up just as the
young woman alighted from an IL"
train. Sha bought popular magazine
from the nswsboy and then went up to
the ticket chopper, says the New York
Press.
Kindly notify me when it has
stopped raining she said to him, as
she passed into the ladies' waiting
room. There she disposed herself as
comfortably as is possible on hard
backed bench, and for more than an
hour plac1dly read her magazine.
Several times the gateman slipped
mast the window and saw her i'm
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07

Mafsden AfterWard said, o. II coYc0e
had walked through the room. brig
ing the air Of the grave with It The
prince was TALL. dark man, very
handsome, and with q pair Of shoul-
ders which to the eye Of an athlete
would have denoted that this graceful.
swarthy stranger was veritable herr
cules in strength. But the most notice.
able thing about his personality.
which even his immaculate linen could
not hide, was q livid scar extending
from beneath his ear and reaching al
most TO his chin. making deep fur
row that time could never erase. After
meeting all he expressed desire to
Roylston. to meet his niece, in whose
honor the ball had been given, and it
was not until then that she was
missed.
"Just wait. I'll fetch her" said the
old man, leaving him in the care Of
bevy Of pretty girls and curious young
men who had gathered round, all try
ing to talk to him at once, and to their
sallies and repartee he answered IN
low, modulated tone that evidenced
the fact that he was man accus-
toned to homage and to the associa-
ton Of the elite.
Old Roylston found Miss Clarabel In
the conservatory with an escort, quite
unaware of the arrival of the tall, dark
man about whom she was so curious.
and as she returned the little gather
ing around the prince quite obscured
him from view until she was close
upon them. They made way for her
and Roylston was introducing them,
but as he bowed over her hand the
words Of her uncle seemed far away
and she was shrinking in horror and
fear from that awful face with it's dark
eyes that seemed to look into her very
soul. An indescribable fear Of some-
thing invisible, she knew not what.
Where had she seen that face? Where
had she heard that voice? Who was
this man to inspire terror in her? She
who had never been afraid of anything
or anyone; and yet she knew this
man, felt that she had met him, but it
seemed so long ago. The others noticed
her agitation, and the princes low, in
sinuating voice hoped that she was
well, and suggested that they walk in
the conservatory; that the warm air OF
the room made her faint, and through
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
johnny Ounce i'm School.

In a downtown school in Philadel-
phia the teacher had just started new
class in history. After going over the
preliminaries, she asked one of the
younger members of the class: Johnny,
who was the greatest man the United
States ever had ""I don tknow, ma am"
said Johnny, after thinking hard
for few moments, "but Mr.. Dooley is
the greatest man this country ever
knew" NO." said the teacher, trying
to suppress a smile, "but I'm going to
tell you, and don't want you to forget.
It was George Washington" The next
day, to test his powers of remembrance,
the boy was asked again. He had for
gotten, but managed to look up and say:
II forget, ma'am, but he was laundry
man."
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-07
THE JOLLY sERvlNG.MEN.

have neither house nor castle.
Nor single foot Of land,
But I've ten jolly serving-men
Ranged straight on either hand.
Sometimes they are such busy laos,
Sometimes they are so idle,
Sometimes have to hitch them up
With a check-rein and a bride.
In winter-time they go to school
Dressed snugly all together;
In summertime they berrying 60
Quite free Of fur or leather.
II through the forests green ride.
Or sail far DER the sea,
All in a row, on either side,
Ny good men follow me.
The captains they are dwarf men.
And two are giants tall.
Just four Of them are middling.
And two are rather small.
Now, come, put on your thinking-cap-
I'll give you guesses ten,
If you will tell me who they are,
My jolly serving-men.
Pauline c. Bouve, in Youths Cou'
panion.