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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24
Store Notes

Another representative in East
ern markets looking out for your
interests. This time it is Miss
Wigs, chief designer in our Mil
linery Section. The ideas she
gathers in the four weeks trip will
/ have much TO do with the millinery
beauty of Wichita this coming
Spring and Summer.
How few people there are who
dc not make mistakes at some time
or other-also how easy it is TO be
mistaken in n piece of goods
through a fault in the manufacture
or otherwise. it is our desire TO
correct mistakes and grievances. so
tell us freely il anything goes
wrong. It not only leads to your
confidence, but it helps the whole
service.
Speaking of service, we have
closed the contract for g. twenty
eight station Barr Rapid Cash
and bundle carriers. We will let
you know when they are installed,
then come in and watch them go.
1t will be a pleasure to see them
fit back and forth-a sure promise
Of quick service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

from the Missouri Pacific station. c0rnes
Douglas avenue and Wichita street.
The psienf Railway how operates 10
trains as faf as Fairviea q. Il.
I. 4 SHERWtN. Agent.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-10
cuaane Ys,sry

O-1 lie sac Is ly SAvscr
cas- be car uu1srs;And.
A. re t-lAls Sat oesci 10
Tuusl-c ts-ozrh this ho.ale and
Rut Hes Frc--lstd - deiend me-
r :, uiA ne al the cay.
n, sand ry uruI The dafkocss
NerCes irto periecs DAY.
Of tss oc1Gi,g see-ls Acaiosi ne,
Oars tas sKiss vere al around.
Aue -y treale faith seeaas NArrinE
p. teAr The clairon sound-
-LooS -P-i', ~, Am vith thee-
Sl-s ,ss Lori doth understand
f-- Ey crtce is al sufficient
Ir1s, i- -.y al guiding hand
4tus to,vs Aie's roisc and tumulL
Cs=es G-ois pcscc within zay heart
A1- uy usared soui IS s,rengthe0ed
Big Ks ertcv to 30 NY part
81. Fralse him DOE Acd ever.
A. I trsve, o. my uAy,
to' he icvs ArOueh Jesus civen
AeHa.ns slto periecs day
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Leess lar.

! race a s. 10 Soaring IA,
E9tA cao3 oa-znssl ~ sfisoaeS
! have Hssa razal1e rs ma, saoCi
fys weeks IA makes IRE Assi u
Soas snS mstl have t,rssS,
worked az a coaa trade. TIE nal
Is loassaS ~ tss i Z rsll ras5
Ias laaSHaa Is q SaoS a1s IN svs-y
-sss,soi ! Ss-l trade aos AtH ~.
ss-ssi Far coaS farming lana ~
ssl. ans AsG i1ts-ssi unreasonable
ohsSF ta- ossA My rassans e., Sc
nc ~ / want hs,f - ran E.r AuS.
nsss Sn2 mosy - CARY ~ stna
"A 7. DrE-y.
SlSokto-a, ~
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WOODS osErs UNUSUAL oFFts
Sc o. sssIrss Ssssss al sIf.
Prlss. tts esIrIttss Care

Il, SAL o-.a- tAat ere Aars thts
sooGC1 ~ sse zssil,loe sd e. ty csass
F~oqs o, ne Vl.lae o. osss O. rst-ad
tss -aoasy . 90 5oes 80 -1rs. SAD
" ais 3 ,o-sas - Fress rsVartst go
GsoFge5 szt, tsslf $3.50 b1s &c A.
c.s3 T. So ~ HsVt-5's s7eclss to- t,t
sI-s * oazsslTas,a1 az 5csqegrla 81
toss oaSS
Tie ~ Hsgx-5 coz qsry Ia o~5fs
- csiA Selss lzt-o5uS.a-s sac, tptAc,
.Ess Is - So tAsr ~aCllAf 6f;y cszs
e,'sllss a. AA-i Tr1cs, - cszss 49,. a.
i2osrA vt Aavs sol1 a iss 90 b. Ard a1rs
CUA-X1 sseS suscy F,ssskrs~ PSI see As
s-ouEAi ssSck A. Szstrs.s-so-y.
One s~sai Ava A. 90 Up s7s,-1,. '
Dc oSLEz ue1 - Is ss.A-. 5ass ar ca1
vsziasi Sem Thee A. sxp aass .r
"a al AZ he 5t-1eS u tas ress
Fo,ssi q, F'I-ssN En5 sua-y a1s AEs u,o-t
Enell.iA- FsVsr lALr = ale F-- o. uoisi
o. : Tgu.Sslsc - n ns-t vtlsc.
We Al ST. ssEIS - sf'eo-a, a.
AkA-Erlos, tllhoaCA vs Carlo, a.. hsu
larss vs sAkE Ne Isls ss o. a. Has try
onf WIZ = sE.1sci o. caust72nal sl-S
hssaHaha. 5lE1lnsss lus- t-aSa is ln5i
csss'ui. - caas'-s FlSveo-osi cau1 uaz
oGc'Ai - EEks HlrEE li.Ct 81 as chance.
: "a aEI "a va1; -sAasrs La e tlfy
Al noi sAsisheS va ne s7vS.hs thsy
TAI 1oEns rigf5 hack .; ol, ssa-s ana
VI W. Shss-s14,y -a.lnS tha- nonsy.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-10
A Heavy Load

To liii tAai cad oc 90 ihs s,t.s-
take Ao'o DysPeFsia Curs. Dc CESS
Nhat yCa cat Sosr s3czuch. tt..tr.
gas - sioEFeA 2a3 a. slso- ls-, f'5
stomach thar Are ozrls,s A. .-.a-'l
relieved AID Ps-vazntz.ly c1re- ty i,t
Hse u Aodo, Dysreg,sii t--e 81
Storms, s srcCg - a. - Ma ,rd
Nes huiair, Os1n-. ssys1 -HHta ul
sFSPslA Nlrs Is giving suck a-It-'A
sAts'&osioz And IS >, scrs,y ore--'i
ne rNs tive rv.isf 1n5 s-ass- -s-. ere
~ iAis distress EllasEs 'f. .''
AZ AoAys s-rs g ss-isrr L-- r-lil
ny customers ~ recoz-ns-- % .
then lvrts Us 90 shcv h-H sc
tAe nslaesy i ssaktr a. ht-g- h~'
NysFsTsat C,1rt N5ls tisncvr-1 las
years 8: s,ltIt.ft tXps--ms-is l-- '-
Pos-uve,y curS a. ssamr,A r-s-.
~. - WsN3s 4 o-ut. I'-lcs ..'
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The Best Linimeni.

"lhsmhsrlS4ss ra.h Balm . aa,s 4
f7''a ths Ss'si l'- oscrt ,e Ire u.ArRei.
Vrlts Po>, 4 Eiss. a. tSeo-S.s VI. y,
oths, Oniwoli 49, hoa, a cai .; A-sls,
- s-a2rTtS NJ other Ssa-ss sssA
S1sok -sliss 'raa vAcumstS pains. NJ
"1se' Is a. vs,aAAlt 81 assg saaasS,
I's'ns Ake lsmt AscA Kn5 pains u N,
ohcst ''svt ~ Nasmoai arsA asl
goa 49, asvot viSA g ~ wsahNoi i.
oie ~ No,sas -ms psaceasas
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FRoM SOUTH ARIA.
New Way Of ISnG Cham
heFIain'S Cough Remedy.

NJ A-tsEs ClsApIaxa ~rtsne -roz
NErstr> NAsS2 >c1tA Alta SkgS As
qrSot ts4i GASnAS-.1lHs OGaucA
SsueSg "a slrs sI4SAsls 81 olt A.
ycanC, ! Tea ycr tbs tclcgtas A
us sASaV g. n-os AsS sl.llt 5uss cvo'
,ss mantls "a u Ia vs-y sSs
oo1Ss ana M Tx-sns s9E "a shSg
sAsi O. save g. : sucCss1Ss . tAcg
e'o@.t ctl Sottio - Chan l,t-lKll's
Nagef SsE1cssy xas TEi soIut EPOI ths
5cmU,y eost re nSSy VA snSk3nk Il
v'olit n aSteS C1ss M ns..i5. ms
,hte ga Nn3 fi-JuSlt sNori CUES ~
,io, Ens sr-et ~ S4Sy 'TNk -eme6r
. o. SSis % Noaas a o-u,s J -nCgislS
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NORTH BOUND
SOUTH EOC ND.
Ne. lI'tl, fst- 'sr Sale.

A ltoe htt.r hoze, TIE joan NJ Frts
tArua, one nile fro-l MArlcc. Htclt . e.
acrr,, gocd 80 hr1se Ard fran tar.
crecs and nevcr tailrC sFulg. l.-..u
and Ucotlard a rics fam o. -.p.E
iraii 81 poultry rals--r- p,erty @ ul.H
shtch b. hsf tie tatslA APr'y to
\ "a. 1ersr-
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Doesn't Respect Old Age.

LIS ss2usfll vhea yoaih fails %
>AsV q-opS- rospect frr ola Sre. bet
Iasi tas coatrAry i1 nc czsc ~ Or
A,aS's New LIE Fsus They cut a
mtlsaies p, matter hcu severe aud lr
-csTeetlvc ofo.aAgc. Dyspepsia. Jan.
1'oe Fevor, CousupsuOa a., yield 70
tals Ftrfe,j ~. 2Sc, ~ woods 4 Orns
Drag SlSV
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FLsHEosSIlE

Looaas .s ~N3 o1s.Aalt usiles uesi
- Nrtyusv-is 81 Clsylske crrck oap
sa.I.Hs a. Acres 10 AscA state q esln.
vtoaH VIA CNoc tAree MN csstacr
aous', ts'c cis,srus tsv tcros in oreAAr5
CN'a sack hsr1 taS tss sc7os IA bnle..
tss acres BE- creek e,o,toz,.
: N. yaeklaS
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mS

Nv -SsaaSnos 81 norsA MKlt ss-ssi
AA-iaI ~ 1NxsSs Sssaaanss srs
-NoHs hns BAL, Cvs Pa-chss EnE no,
ErdN al SuituingS 81 ne>sSSa-y 2 Q
s,sAiA a csssf-E. AZ fanraS. a. IsE
s'-icA sl&Nt Ad5-sss =. W. Srvtg-
Sowing >s-eat.. ~. az : = ONoA-xh
Mason. & ts
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Ny Western Trip Continued.
ny 7. FRANK Loyp.

led Preesi For fear my othcr
letter would consume too much
space In your valuable paper. I
did not tell your reRdore Of my
daye | epont among tho diitcren,
irlboe ~ Indiana. learning thor
waye and customs OF living. Nc..
aud tho grand uooncp on tho wcat-
orn prairiee,
Five yeare ago epent two
monthe among tho Ponca. Osagcs,
Chickaeaws aud ChoctRws Thie
trip, including tho above with
other trips. aud found all interest
ing When reached loucs. |
l., yieited my cousin, who like
many others, has made hie for.
tune in the west, But poor FOL.
low. whom | arrived nj hie home
he recognized me aud when no
held out his hand IL give mo a
welcome hand shake. Jaw tho
teare gushing from his oyce, aud
HE voice ,rembled with sadness
| ut once realised that sotae great
calamity had holallen him. and We
had scarcely entered his beautiful
parlor before no commenced toll.
my ma his troubles. lilo had only
two children. his tsvorilc. a bright
boy Ut nineteen years. who he al
moet idolised, while under surai
cal operation, had died in north. |
ern city, aud hie remains were
brought back aud laid away in the
new cemetery west ot fOnsc
The next day | vieited the
cemetery whore the dear boy had |
been laid 60 rest The burial
ground was ono vt The objects "
interest Many IT the graves we're
marked only Nv one unhrokep clus
tor VI beautiful flowers So trimmed
,nd arranged ss to form the shape
,t = monumental mound The
venues were like those IN many !
> ariens, lined on both sides with
hodge, NJ sweet rises But 10 Mss
With an emotion " deep sadness
Witch awoke as | walked slong
the aowery paths NJ this lovely /
cemetery aud Thought II the DAY
before | left my kentucky home
tot my distant wsDierlpSs, when
| sto,d st my mothers SvsVe SO
Chapel Hill cemetery Sad viewed
her last resting place. Nho CSu
tell the ASl,oWedUeSS II $ mother 8
love until he feels ITS s,NSeuoe , 4
Who ever shed boiler teSr thSu q
tSlls Npon mothers grove, We s
al ia tA,s life II caSaSe, hSve NGy Z
private sovr,Ws SaS tcSrtcl ne. u
,Uem NrNHceS which she sSSN'ls. H.
tons ~ plsce ~ Oue ~ c'o>0.u. Il
S;saces Nr,aH 0p tte H,o0s ne. =
,leW SoS rSSSSGsps TIE heSvt As g
I walked SaSnS these SvSVes nv >
,No0SAt GNoA ITS S,St,e Wltt ucl. 9
,veats a. usy eva A,oju>s SeSo | IL
'pNv oci tae oSp Who cSB elk 4
er,0Sa = graveyard O,ta : ,>NSc@
NlSSNees uN StSA So@ Nah : e
eSy, taSt newer declares % ecN- !
,2p ~ he toNc,s ~ : tear, G
Moeotlas ~ Naeel rosie to, 8
s,les WsSi SaS v,s,tei tae CSaNS 3
tSlSa Se,aeteyy. kSSa lo6jSr :
oNs have tasjr custom q ys,jjoS J
WAY their Gssd. The Naa>Ss s
,aits house. SA,at sjSA, ~ ter Q
80; sal waea oae dies iAsy pa, 3
.ae Ns,Sy ia Sox SS& plscs 81 =
Ae,t jewellery, Srs Ss@& cts a
,roasS tas Sogpse tag tasa a. css =
a hea they resSA the ASYyv avui. q
~ svSeaS." NltSs SrhllS. ;esy q
~ q eftss talS them eY IN = trsek .
sUl s,lsce tAslr pay talaSs Sr>ea& =
hen sD& NIX tie tysaA \Su I 9
UoOlS see s,N ~ eight - these s
h,NeS soS franks IA ovs * jssss s
hogses - top 81 tas Sc>so& tAs :
s,g SsSos 81 Syy SaS pcrs tAs AS'y s
o,ae& M Secsy, ~, STy 80. Oslt
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wit Ore under II, they proceed tC
put all their food In one pot Nnd
cook II like our dish We call hash
Dog 10 n favorito meat. Away,
made some excuse for not dining
with some OF them; for should you
cat with them and refuse TO eat
dog they become offended aud say
Dog don't cat dog"
Each tribe Of Indians have theiI
own language, and only learns
another tribes like learning the
English language, Some of the
Indian languages are hard to learn,
and as far as ! know. have never
had any original set OF characters
to designste their elementary
sounds Of speech. Their words,
nouns and VERDE, are without in
thotions, aud therefore q grammar
Of their language would DO hard
to form. | noS parted with no
little interest from my new made
friends, aud returned To the high
mound | had but q few hours ago
visited. sat down 10 take anoth.
or view OF that beautiful land. No
breeze was string at this soft
hour. and all WAS still, save the
Eehpyr that rustled the tall wheat
that covered thousands Of acres
before me. As looked ovei the
country, l said, oh, land beauu.
ful land OF the west. | have spent
many years Of the past among
the mountainous country Of the
east, while you belonged 20 the
Red man Of the west, l thought
no scene in the west could excel
that beautiful scene
1t WAS setting late in the even.
ing and the clonds had been tost
ing on their way, and were noS
packing themselves up in the
south aud west. leaving vScsni
ielGs in the sky, deep aud vast.
y here they seemed 20 have laid od
he beautiful Spaces, as il they had |
thought on this night, ss the hour
or making the greatest display Of
heir mSgnihcenos and LONELINESS
The sun wSs sinking his yelled |
iisk beneath the western rlm 81
he green prairie. and sent back
,pon the clouds his beams. in his
,reSiest beauty Oae long cloud /
irstched itself in q horizontal line
Midway in the scene, dark. low and 1
oug. and above ana below, we're
.hhQue layers 50 conveying on the
.reen background Of the sky. -
. exhibit the appearance Of Sn
ndulsiine sea pahng green.
ending hack from its unhroken
nd mirroring surface = sheet 81
.Sts IN delicate aud softeet besu-
y. Not the sosSSuer zone Of lsdv
yer planted So lightly - here On
sese waved SDd elongated curls
2eecy Vsp ~. IN lhelr different
Ues II hghtest plnk and blue
hale tue hes vieS lSysrs Of clouds
led themselves IA siEstS upoa
rats, aid al -ere illuminated
ltA even tint 81 nlnglrS Scsr.
"a SuJ deepest lgdlsu red. s0ch
; painters might wish O. give the
L. seS, coioriRg - TIE clstk.
I SSSlu ngoaated my Wassl ~
= mack - poao& SsyiDg. oh,
S,srs bSssNi1l nature. AoW ooald
keep tron lSviae thee Wsea
rescued lSia street / stopped
D. SSzso AZ tie pSsssroyers O
BIS pri1cs,y street a. tAss hear
sszasS Saiuassei NiiA tie squip.
SSss q tie youug and Cd. Vic
g. Sssa oat 81 tSsir plsSsars
rivsS as returning - their ssv. :
~ ASzass ere tie niSAttAn gath
res SNsS then. ltssa proceeded
; ~ &ias-axas hoGss. a. the
ceT SSsa aieAt 10 sooa - wrap {
i Sbks il ksf deer Ss6 6arx :
.&ails - tasSoU Gzi forget
: '1.eex
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For St

80 sorss q coo3 pssi--e h'
near MSrSoa. On Crocke- cree
NJ Prank CrsViord'
HAMPTON. AI
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17
Order for Hearing Proof of Will.

State of Minnesota,
County of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court
Special Term February End 1901
deceased, - AonA on1nne"
whereas, an instrument in writing. purnor+,
1nng ng to be the last will and testament Of Franz
Shlnn9w. deceased, late of said county. has
oeen delivered to this court:
ana Whereas, August F.. Chinnow, son of
FTepreseHnnt!ng T Hng anong other things that said
franz Chinnow died in said county. on the s1st
Gay ot January 1904 te, and that said de-
ceased appointed no executor in said last viii
ana Testament, and praying that the said in
strnment may be admitted to Probate. and
tnat letters OF administration with will an
nexed be issued to Fred Bliese by the Cont
II IS ordered. that the proofs Of said instr111-
ment, and the said petition, be heard before
tnls court at the Probate Office in said County,
on onday, the 7th day of March A, D. 1901 at
. CLOCK IN the afternoon. when all persons in
terested may appear for or contest the probate
OF said instrument;
And IT it is further ordered, That notice Of the
persons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeHs
PRIOR to said day of hearing, in the MOWER
COUNTY TRANSCRIPT, weekly newspaner nrin
ted and published at the City of Austi n, in said
County. - soA"
Dated at Austin. Minnesota. the End day of
lSeal.1 By the Court.
j. N. GREENMAN,
Judge of Probate
Feb. 10, II, "a.
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17

4 eF9q
4. man rho Dos not expect that t u nls Is, .re-
Besides the beans were fried siialt
poek boiled potatoes, canned corn,
sndnce5 pie q assyafietyt OF coolies and
3doughpnts and strong green, tea.
Thlorpe The found himself eating ravenous.
" Of the crude fare. s.s
That evening he underwent 4 si.a cate
ehism, = few practical Jokes, which he
took good &naturedly and asvast deal
of cha a1l'l tiing. At 8 O'Clock tho, lights
were all out. By daylight he and q
dozen other men were at work hewing
q road that had to be as smooth and
level as New York boulevard. a ass8a 81
Thorpe, and four others were Get ia
work on this road, which was to be
cut through a creek bottom leading, he
was told, to seventeen He learned
to use a double bitted ak. :f#5sz y e.
From shortly after daylight be work.
ed. -Four other men bore him ycompa-
n.y., and twice Railway himself came
by, watched their operations for q mo.
ment and moved on without comment
After Thorpe had caught his second
wind he enjoyed his task finding q
certain pleasure in the ease with which
he handled his tool.
At the end Of an interminable pc.
Rod faint, musical halo swelled
echoed and died through the forest
beautiful as spirit 1t was taken UP
by another voice and repeated. Then
by another Now near at hand, now
The sawyers, the swampers. the skid.
ders and the team men turned and
put on their heavy blanket coats.
Down on the road Thorpe heard it.
too, and wondered what it might be.
'.Come on, bub. She means chew
explained old man Heath kindly.
Thorpe resumed his coat and fell
in behind the little procession. After
short time he came upon a horse and
sledge. Beyond it the coekee had
built little camp fire, around and
over which he had grouped big fifty
pound lard tins half full of hot things
to eat Each man. as he approached
picked up tin plate and cup from a
pile near at hand.
The cookee was plainly master of the
situation. He issued peremptory or
ders. When Erickson, the blond Swede,
attempted surreptitiously to appropri-
ate a doughnut the youth turned on
him savagely and shouted:
'Get out of that you big towheadr'
To be Continued.
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17
Order to Examine Accounts.
STATE OF MlNNEsOTA,
County of Mowers

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court.
Special term, Feb5 1904.
In the matter of the estate of George W. Ben
ton, deceased,
on reading and fling the petition of Sarah
z. Benton Administrative of the estate Of
George W Benton, deceased, representing
among othef things, that she has fully admins
tered said. estate land has in good faith paid
certain debts and claims against said estate
which have. not been proved nor allowed and
praying that time and place be fixed for ex-
aiming and allowing the final account Of her ad-
50 paid by her and not proved or llowed), and
for the assignment of the residue of said estate
to the parties entitled thereto by law:
1t is ordered, that said account be examined
and az petition and application for the allowance
yet allowed according to law, be heard by this
court S on Monday, the 9TH day Of March A. D.
ls4 at 10 o'clock a. m, at the probate office, in
And it is further ordered that notice thereof
Ing this order once in each week fol. three sue
cesslye weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT q weekly
neWspaper printed and published at the City
of Austin, in said county. 81, -
Dated at Austin, Minnesota, the 5th day Of
February A. D. 1904. 50 ''.sssH. -
[Seall r.Z By the Court, 4. .Sgr ~ Z
3, 5&%ts %A|.{t {t.lE j. J.5M.GREENNAN,
Feb. 10, II, "a. 80 = 1', -
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17
Notice of Cancellation of Land
Contract.

nesota.
Take notice. That you are in default, under
and according to the terms, conditions and pro-
teenth day of July A. D. i90s Whereby WI Frank
D. Brown and Perry L. Reynolds of the County
OF Mower and State of Minnesota, agreed to
nance by you Of your part of the terms, condi-
tons and provisions thereof. reference to which,
contract for more particularly is hereby made,.
9f the following described real estate situate in
northwest aarter of the northwest quarter
and east half of, the northwest quarter and
we vest I half OF the northeast quarter, and
the northeast quarter of southwest quarter of
sectlon nineteen, all in township one hundred
and a!H four, range sixteen. except Waldron's ad-
dltlon to the village of Sergeant, and Brown g.
Reynolds addition to the village Of Sergeant,
and school house grounds, and one acre decided
to Kansas City Grain Company and railroad
right of way.
And that according to the terms, conditions:
and provisions of said Contract there became
que and payable from you to said Frank D
81 and Perry l. on hs 2nd day
dred dollars with interest thereon at six per
cent per annum from the fourteenth day of Ju-
ly l9o3; and at the date of this notice said
unpaid: and such default as above specified
~, Now. Therefore, You are hereby notified,
service of this notice upon you, you pay to US
at Austin, Minnesota, the amount of money
above stated, with interest to the date of pay
ment, and cost of the service of this notice and
perform the terms and conditions. and comply
with the provisions of said Contract on your
part to be performed. said Contract will be
cancelled and terminated, and all your right,
title and interest Hereunder, and in and to the
land and property covered thereby, forfeited
and annu!led. Said cancellation and termina-
ond, 1904.
w. w. Ranney, Frank D. Brown.
Attorney for Vendors. Perry L. Reynolds
2.1Q17.24
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17
CHAPTER Nv.

~pR five days Thorpe cut wood,
n made fires, drew water, swept
I'LL floors and ran errands. At the
~ end Of the week he received 81
from his employer, dumped his va
lise into low bobsleigh driven by a
man muftied in fur coat, assisted in
loading the sleigh with a variety Of
things, from Spearhead plug to raisins,
and turned his face at last toward the
land Of his hopes and desires. s,s
The long drive to camp was at once a
delight and misery to him. First his
feet became numb, then his hands, then
| MS nose was >nipped, and finally his
warm clothes were lifted from him by
Invisible hands, and he was left naked
to shivers and tremblings. He found it
torture to sit still on the top of the bale
of hay, and yet he could not bear to
contemplate the cold shock Of jumping
from the sleigh TO the ground. The
| driver pulled up to breathe his horses
at the top Of hill. Err a ,....
You're dressed pretty light" he ad-
vised. eBetter hoof it ways and get
warm" 4 i, NIX Z :.
The words tipped the balance OF
Thorpe's decision. He descended stifly,
conscious Of disagreeable shock from
six inch jump. d. # ...s ..s5. 5s 81 g
In ten minutes the wallowing, slip
ping and leaping after the tail Of the
sled had sent his blood tingling to the
last Of his protesting members. Cold
Withdrew. 4. 4. SIS
After q s little while they arrived BY
way 81 i hill, over which they plunged
into the middle Of the camp. Thorpe
saw three large buildings, backed end
to.end. and two smaller ones alI buEiIt
q Aea gg Elogs ROT fed With plank and
| lighted sparsely through one 81 two
windows apiece. The driver pulled up
epPessts tie space bstMsep txQ larger
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17
.g..~.
Orderet0 Examine Accounts.
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91Ar1 Or 1f1NsBsorA, n Il S4t u 5$.s t 5s}
ssa.. - lgGoAntys0f OWer-xs. ss,S=
81 In Probate Court. @ $
sSpeci1l torn, January r. 1901 s3s3e
- ,sasss son, deceased. E7.3@22s- : ElsA1,58s:
SI thnI n1eading and filing the petition q o. j..
Thompson. deceased, a, representing. anon
|. other things, that he hass fully administered
SAID estate. and PRAYING that q time and place#
q nxea TT ,sxa,nining and allowing the final
sienment Of the residue Of said estate to the
parties entitled thereto by law. - -
It is ordered, that said account be examined
f6s fRa 54h 5Rstiti9n be this court Monday
o'clock p. NJ, at the probate Office, in tSs 3city
oI Austln, IN said county. s. fs. \, ! s. =. : -
And It Is further ordered. that notice thereof
Ge giEen 4E e al persons Interested By publish
eraer once in each week for three sue
the MOWER COUNTY; TRANsCR1Pr. a weakly
nfexxspaPer, nf printed and. published at the city
OF austin IN said county. - >f'1-'''
January A. D. 1904. A uo' - -
/ BY the Court. J. NJ GREENMAN
'oeai) Judge of Probate.
Publ. Feb. 3, 10, II.
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17

"Don't allow no whisky here snun-
ed the harelip. ..,....,s -. :.
The men were very angry. They ad-
vanced toward the cripple, who re-
treated with astonishing agility to the
lighted room. There he bent the wood
en- leg behind him, slipped the end of
the brace from beneath the leather
belt, seized the other peg end in his
right hand and so became possessed of
a murderous bludgeon. This he brand
ished, hopping at the same time back
and forth in such perfect poise and yet
with so ludicrous an effect of popping
corn that the men were surprised into
laughing.
Bully for you, pegleg!' they cried.
Rules an regerlations, boys" replied
the latter, without, however, shade
Of compromising in his tones. Had
supper?"