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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
AJAX Your

Geiatt. Pa, Nov. G.-tSpeciat.)-MrA
II. w. sterns. a well respected resident
OF Gelatt, tells In convincing words
what Dodd's Kidney pills have done
for her. She says:
Il was n great sufferer from Rheu-
matism, caused through my kidneys
being u OF order. I was subject to
II for years. n would take me without
warning. aud while the attack lasted I
was so lame I couiti not get around.
So I had 10 send for Dodd's Kidney
Pills. took them for three days. but
didn't feel much benefit, but On tho
fourth day ! noticed a great change.
the lnmeness In my back was gone.
and the pains | used to suffer r
less. I kept on with Dodd's Kidney
Pills and now ! am glnd TO say I have
no lameness or pain ot any kind. I
feel as II I didn't know what Rheuma-
tism was. I shalt be without
Dodd's Kidney Pills In the house. aud
! bless the day I tirst heard OF them"
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lrvino's First Success.

Some interesting personal rccoilec-
lion OF Sir Henry Irving are con-
taincd I'm an article on his career and
influence contributed to the current
Harper's Weekly by Lawrence Gilman.
In 1874. Irving achieved nm immense
success by his performance OF Ham
let" at the London Lyceum thcatcr. His
Interpretation OF the part was so strik-
Ing and unusual hat the play had n
run unprecedented at that time. con-
tinuins for 200 nights. or his exper-
fence In playing this part Sir Henry
gave some years before his death. an
interesting account.
Il a always tell" he said. when
the audience IN with me. IL was not
with me on the FIRST night OF Hamlet
which ", perhaps. curious, considering
my subsequent success. ON the FIRST
night I felt hat the audience did not
60 with me until the first meeting with
Ophelia. when they changed toward mo
entirely. But M night succeeded night,
my Hamlet grew In their estimation.
I could feel Il nll the time. and now !
know that they like it-that they are
with me heart and soul"
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MM Bessie MnsIev

To he such q successful wife. to 70.
calm tho lore and admiration OF her
husband. to inspire him To make the
most Of himself. should be y woman's
constant study.
II q woman finds that her energies
are tagging. that she gets easily tired,
dark shadows appear under her eyes.
she has backachc. headaches. bearing
down pains. nervousness. whites. irreg-
uiaritics or the blues. she should start
~ oncc 10 build up her system by a
touic with specific powers. such as
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound.
Following we publish by request .
letter from q young wife;
Ocar Mrs.. Pinkham.
Ever sincc my child was born I have sui.
fcred, ~ Ihope few women ever have, with I'm.
~11amnmtion, female weakness, b~ring down
pains. backachc and wrctchcd headaches. IL
Affected my stomach so ] could not enjoy my
meals. and half my time was spent in bed.
Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
made moi wrll woman. and l feel NJ grateful
that I am glad to write and tell you Of my
marvellous recovery. It brought me health,
now life and vitality Mrs. Bessie Ainsley,
Gil South 10Th street, Tacoma, Wash.
What Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Aiusley IL will
do for every sick and ailing woman.
II you have symptoms you don't un-
derstand write to Mrs. Pinkham. mt
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and
always hs'pfnl.
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UNCLE SANS NEW RIFLE.
Old krss Being Put Away to Max,
Room for the New Springfield.


The work OF replacing the old black
powder Springfield rifle In the National
Guard with the Krag-Jorgenscn II only
now fairly under way and already the
Krag In obsolete and Is TO be superseded
by a new Springfield. This weapon
which IL now undergoing Its service
tests. IL officially described in the cur-
rent umbc OF the Journal OF the Mill
tary Service Institution.
IL IL a magazine rifle. centrally fed by
clips.
IL has n rod bayonet which may be
used also as "a cleaning rod.
Its calibcr Is 80.
II fires a go grain bullct-say half
an ounce-with i3.3 grains OF smokeless
powder.
The bullet starts of at n velocity OF
$500 feet per second. and is still going
at the rate OF a5S feet per second when
IL has Travelled 1000 yards. at which
point IL has left a striking energy OF
AZ .9-foot pounds. The energy nj the
muEZle IL 2.5Si .6-foot pounds. and the
bullet will penetrate I'VE four and a
half feet OF white pine at a distance OF
fifty-thrCe feet.
The new rife In made OF eighty-two
pieces.
II IL To be provided with riot
cartridges. each containing two round
balls made OF lead and tin In the pro-
portion Of Is To Luminous ratio-nnd
propelled by SO grains OF smokeless
powder. These bullets will have an ef-
fectiye range OF 200 yards.
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CHAPTER XVIII.
THE BLUE STONE RING.


Hendricks still occupied the little
house at the end OF the long garden.
though he did not take as much COM
fort or feel so secure since the appear
ancS OF the coupe ut the end OF the
street, n h mysterious meeting OF
Jebbs and the stranger.
After debating the subject over night
he could not make up his mind to
move. IL the worst happened. why he
try and find the way out OF the
difficulty rs best he might.
He knew that the Ellisons had re-
turned "a town. n On several occa-
sions he had attempted to get word TO
Grace. but the opportunity did not Of
fer. lie was delighted when he learned
through h papers that a man had
been arrested az a suspect In onnec
ton with the crime. and he felt sure
that the young man would be acquit-
ted. For the present he could let mat
ters In that direction take their course.
The work h n he had cut out To do
was quite as important. to revenge
himself on the man who n been the
direct couse OF his years OF misery. He
had nursed the hope OF bringing that
"A to justice for many seasons and
now IL seemed the victory was Mt hand.
AZ the days went by. and there were
no signs Of Jebbs. he became more and
" NfNaNS ~ btkah ~ thttlh hAAaN
this strange man Was treacherous. and
had. perhaps. gone over TO the enemy.
Certainly he did not appear To be n per-
son VINO was above selling out.
His surprise was therefore great.
when. returning n night. he saw n
faint light shining through the shut
ters OF the room or the upper floor
where he generally slept.
Prepared for anything. he entered the
hns1a. nntaNIU ard atlr.A.l NA. .tal.. 40
his room. threw open the door-and
iound-none other than Jebbs coolly
seated Mt the table. discussing bread
and cheese. stopping now and then to
lift a can To his lips. He did not seem
To- be at all alarmed when the owner OF
the place entered. nor did he act like n
man who fears that his knnvery has
been found out.
How did you get in?" asked Hen
bricks. for he had since hat event.
full night taken great precautions
about barring the doors and windows
OF the little house. II hurt him TO
think that this fellow was able to enter
a place he had thought no secure.
We'll. ! wanted To get I'm. and when
I feel that way. nuthin' can stop me-"
IN Jebbs. with his mouth full. 'Td
like To see the bolts and bars that
could keep yours truly out when he
wanted to git on the other side OF a
door"
Well. you needn't try IL again"
grumbled the other. You may have
an unpleasant surprise the next time,
so ] warn you"
why so crusty. old man. Spec I
Was goin'to set down In the garden.
git pneumony waitin' for ye. when all
I had to do. was to let myself In. Not
on you life" And he returned with
fresh energy to his very frugal meal.
CONTINUED Next Week.
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beware Of Oiatmeats for Catsrrh
that CQnlaia MercurN.

smell anu completely dcrange the whole
system wien entering u through the mu.
ccus surfaces Such articles should never
be used exei pt on pres, riptions FROM repata.
bile physicians as the damage they win do
u tcnfold TO the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh cure.
manufactured by y. J. Cheney n Co, To
lcdo. o.. contains no mercury. aud 10 taken
Internally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In buy.
Ing Halls Catarrh cure be SURE you Set the
genuine. IL 10 taken internally and made
IN Toledo. Ohio. by b. J. Cheney 4 cs
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price. TJc per bottle.
Take Halls Family pills for constipatlon.
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How Feol.eap Go. u. Name.

Every n probably has wondered
why n certain sized paper. familiar to
all who write. In called foolscap. As
early az the year 1901 water marks
were employed by paper manufacturers
the middle age resembling what we
call foolscap and known by that name.
had for Its water mark a fools cap
head wearing cap and bells. The mark
appeared on this grade OF paper until
the middle OF the seventeenth century.
when the figure OF Britannia was sub
stituted by the English manufacturers,
and other marks by other paper max
crs. No one has. however. changed the
name Of the paper. so we have to this
day the foolscap paper.-Sew York
Press.
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His .Psrmsnsn. Investments"

7: was du-ing Eugene Fields haicyok.
days on . prominent Chicago paper that
william Y. Curtis became the Washington
correspondent for the same paper. and
Field. who never knew how 10 keep
money. went to him with the wonderfully
earnest, manner he had and said he was In
need OF go.
81 need II ~frightfuiiy bad" said Field.
II can let you hRye "a. Field" said Cur
It's. ant the nom was forthcoming.
Field had not paid the money back. how
ever. when Curtis IN called away to
Washington. A fcv months later he re-
turned TO Chicago. and tho next morning
Field had In his famous column q little
paragraph stating:
William r. Curtis IL In town looking
after some OF his permanent Investments"
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Stairs Of
|Sand....

Barnes examined his visitor from
head to foot carefully. For all the
ntppant. foppish air OF the man. he felt
when he looked into his eyes that he
was far from being the weak character
he appeared TO be. That he wah a
man OF strong passions and Impulses
end not inclined To- be prescriptions.
with the police. eh?"
You car put ~ In hat light. IL you
please replied Ellison. calmly.
And IL We refuse
why. then. you will have TO nnd the
man for yourself. hat Ii ALL" and the
other laughed. despite the superln-
tendent's frowning face.
What In the paper YOU wish to Sc
cure-you can speak To me In perfect
c~onfidencc?" said Barnes.
II mo tell you that"
But ~ I demand hat you tell me-"
for there was something about the
manner OF the man before him that
reused his anger. and he was In a bad
humor. anyway. that day.
MY answer would be the same"
said Ellison. and as he said this he
Where are you going?" demanded
h chief.
Naturally. I was going home. since
We cannot come To nm agreement"
who said We could not?" grum-
bling. II merely wanted TO find out all
I could about the matter. Well, now.
I must have you arrange n meeting
with this fellow and he made a
grimace as IL he did not like TO think
that the direction OF the capture was
To be taken out Of his hands.
Yes. / hope tn perfect my arrange
ments so that he can be nabbcd In n
couple of days. when everything In
fixed beyond the possibility OF failure
you shall c from me-"
How very kind" The superintend-
ent was talking To himself. Then. In
q louder voice. We'll I shall count on
you. How do you mean To 20 about
81? You know he IL apt to show n Wig
orous fight. You will need help"
II well know the desperate nature OF
h man from reputation. ! shall ask
you to post your men In the street.
When I fire "A pistol you can rush In.
Blu the details can be arranged later.
Now. u is too early In the day to think
Of everything"
II shall be anxious until I hear from
you" said the chief.
For rcasons IL Is unnecessary to
mention l am quite rs anxious as you
that the affair should he terminated"
and Ellison bowed and left the Of
fee.
1.-The deuce" he exclaimed when he
found himself In the street. How
Barnes did glare at me ut times. l
wonder II I have ion well to put my
head In the Hons mouth: Bah! The
race is 10 the swift" and with a care
less laugh he went his way.
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Sympathixers.

From the Chicago Trthunc.
IL was well past midnight. and the for
ward sleeping car OF tho wcstbound train
was illed with passengers.
One OF the lower berths near tho middle
Of the car was occupied by an elderly
couple. apparently unRccustomed 10 trav-
cling. and the novelty and excitement OF
the trip kept both awake.
To II. awake was TO MIX and from be-
hind the curtains pertaining 10 that berth
came a constant nun OF conversation.
which grew louder ~ the night wore on.
II was all In vain that some tired ana
sleepy passenger now and then uttered
an impatient snort or used his nst as a
Eavel and hammered for silence on the
woodwork OF his berth. TIL conversation
went ON. John" % appeared. was trying
60 convince Jane that the trunks were
all right. and lane was sure that a OF
them had been overlooked and left behind
by the baggageman.
At last a passenger In n berth near ths
rear door OF the car. who was suffering
from a horrible nightmare. gave vent to
an agonizing and prolonged:
"O-o-o-o-o-o!'
Il was followed instantly by these en-
thusiastic evidences OF hearty sympathy
from other suffering but wide-swakc pas
sengers:
"Me. too.'
Second the notion
SAY u again."
Catch on. you two J'sT'
Never mind the unk Wen pay for
IL"
20. land Of rest. for thee I sigh"
with sincere pleasure the historian re-
cords the fact that John and lane here
upon subsidized. and nothing louder than an
occasional snore broke the deep silence
that followed.
o. fellow mortal. have there never been
times when you felt like committing either
murder or su,cide-you didn't much caro-
which?
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o~lp.FAsHIoNEp FARE
Hot Biseuit. Griddis-cskes, Pies and
puddings-

Ahot bs8<aths
ruddings.
The food that made the fathers
strong In sometimes unit for the chill
dren under the new conditions that our
changing civilization Ii constantly
bringing In. One OF Mr.. Bryan's
nelghbors In the great State OF Ne
braska. writes:
II was raised In the South. where
hot biscuits. griddle-cakes, pies and
puddings nre eaten ut almost every
meal. and by the time ! located In Ne
brnska / found myself n sufferer from
indigestion and Its attendant ills-dis-
Jess and pains after meals, an almost
constant headache, dull, heavy sleep
mess by day and sleeplessness NJ
night. loss OF flesh, impaired memory,
etc. etc.
Il was rapidly becoming incapaci-
tated for business. when a valued
friend suggested n change In my diet.
the abandonment Of heavy, rich M
aud the use OF Grnpe-Nuts food.
followed the good advice and shall NJ
ways bc thankful that ! did so.
Whatever may Ice the experience
OF others, the beneficial effects OF the
change were apparent In my case nj
most Immediately. My stomach, which
had rejected other food for so long,
took 10 Grapc.Nu;s most kindly; In a
day or two my headache was gone, l
began 10 sleep BEAUTIFULLY and before
n week was out the scales showed
that my lost weight vas coming back.
My memory was restored with the re-
newed vlgor that I felt In body and
mind. For three years now Grape
Nuts food has kept me In prime condi-
ton. and ] propose II shall for the rest
OF my days.
And by the way. my 2h year old
baby Is rs fond OF GrsDe-Nuts NJ I
am. always Insists on having Il. IL
keeps her rs healthy and hearty rs
they make them" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich
There's n reason.
Read the little book. The Road TO
MELVILLE" In pkgs.
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His Tide OF Fortune.

San Francisco Wasp: There is a
tide In the Affairs OF men, said the
man who habitually quotes Shakes
peare. which. taken at Its flood. leads
on To fortune"
Yes" replied the man who had mar
ricd an heiress. II remember the tide
that led TO my fortune we'll"
What tide a thatg"
1T was eventide. and We were sitting
In the garden"
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A ouieL Delivery Letter.

1t is a curious fact hat a century
and n hnlf q n letter travelled much
faster than cver Il has done since. IL
was In lisa that Lord March made a
heavy wager that &c would cause a
letter TO be conveyed 100 miles within
an hour. His Lordship engaged a score
OF cricketers. all expert throwers n
catcherx, had the missive Enclosed I'm n
ball. and arranging his men Mt intervals
In a circle. got them tn throw the a
rs swiftly as possible frpm n To an
ther. Al the end OF the hour 10 was
found hat the letter had travelled al
most exactly 40 miles.
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but. my dear gently. you W 90
To your father-to me-not To give WAY
In this manner. You are getting more
pale IND ghostiy day by day. and will
END by collapsing completely. o
must make an effort-ight against
living such n moody life. take some In
terest In things, or you will go mad
through melancholy"
Il can't take interest In anything but
Dick fate" she replied tearfuily. III
you want to zee me any different. why
you must set him free: that In the only
thing that will make me wish To change
my ways OF living"
VIVA can do to kill this infatua-
ton :" Frank was thinking. THE child
has become n perfect monomaniac ON
h subject" Jus as this was passing
through his mind h suddenly seized
his arm and pointed toward the hedge
that ran around the garden.
Look there. Do you see it,"
What" staring nj the place
pointed out.
"A face: The face Of that strange
such nm interest In Dicks case. IL
seems that 1 saw h face peering In
At US through the hedge"
Ellison waited to hear 10 more, but
ran over TO the gate set In the hedge.
and dashed out OF the grounds. star
ing up and down the road. There was
no n In sight but n butcher boy
pushing n handcart. and "A man with
a load OF bricks passing. To satisfy
himself. he went around the garden.
examining every orncr and did not
ind his mar Ia must have been your
fancy. my dear" he said, when he re-
turned to her side. You have brooded
so much ON this matter h you are
getting To ave hailucinati tons"
mo. no." shaking her head decided
~; Il saw the man there as plain as I
see you"
4 we are hunting each other"
Frank said Ia himself nv they returned
to h house. We'll. he Will soon be
where he can worry us no more" for he
believed that IL really was Job whose
face she had seen watching them
through the hedge. and he marveicd
1T the mans aedncity. lie looked for
ward TO be rid OF such n persistent enc
my, and the hour seemed near at hand.
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ITCHING SCALP M
Suffered Torsurrs Until Cured by Cut.

Suffered Torturrs Until Cured by CutI
scratched bay anu Might.
My scalp was covered with little
pimplcs and suffered tortures from
the itching. I was scratching all day
and night. and ! could get no rest. I
washed my head with hot water and
C%uticura Soap and then applied the
Cuticura Ointment as q dressing. One
box Of the ointment and one cake Of
Cuticura Soap cured me. Now my
head Is entirely clear and my hair IL
growing splendidly. ! have used Cuti-
r Soap ever since. and shall never
be without II. (Signedl Ada c. Smith.
800 Grand street. Jersey City, n. j."
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Die so badly they were a:onlzcd Win
pain In the back. head and loins. rhcu-
matte attacks and urinary disorders.
I am glad 10 recommend such n de-
serving remedy.
(Signcd, MARCUS II. MAYER.
Sold by oil dealers. 10 cents a box.
Foster llburn Co. Buffalo. y. L..
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From Smart Set

The publisher had reached his office lat.
and there were signs upon his face that he
had just PASSED through a strenuous ex-
pcricnce.
The trouble IT," he said peevishly 10
the waiting author. " that you don't make
lie sighed.
"And the Lord knows he continued
that we've got 10 have happy marriages
somewhere"
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She Managed u.

From the Chicago News.
knoN-OurI friend Mcrkcr and the VIZ
ow Catchcm were married yesterday.
Cox-You don't say! How In the world
did he ever pluck up sufficient courage to
marry herr
Knox-Hc didn't rave 10. lie evidently
couldn't pluck up sufficient courage not TO
marry her.
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Coquelln and other
famous singers and
actors. writes:
Gentlemen: ! wish
as many sufYerl -
men and women rs I
can reach to know
the excellence OF
Doan's Kidney Pills.
I was greatly benefit.
cd by this remedy and
know II cured several
who had kidney trou-
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Omissions OF History.

from Iht tnIcaKO IFIbunc.
whitney had invented the cotton cir.
II had To go to work at something"
he said. In extenuation. and lacked
the materials necessary for the inyen-
ton OF n gin hickey"
Chcered by the reflection hat IL was
not his faul h "A the rcnl laurels went
I o somebody else. he bore his subse-
quent misfortunes with comparative
stoiCism.
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GRATIFYING PRAISE.

Letter from Marcus Mayer, the Grca.
Patron of Music and the Drama.
Marcus II. Mayer. who brought 10
America Nine. Patti. Duse, Saivlnl.
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A lady OF 20 has asked $500 for dam
aged affections. What would she have
demanded at 20?
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Land script takes government land
quickly. Write. Also progressive men
changing location should come here. Hugo
Seabcrg. Ration. New Mexico.
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His Belief.

"'Tis better to have loved and lost"
Remarked the man who boozes,
For It's the man who loves and wins
Who usually loSes."
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When writing TO Advertisers, pissss
say you saw their lad" in this paper.
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NJ. , u. css., Ess-.,t. Pa. .~as..d yeer.
LsnAsdss faseriis nsmsdI. hondoa,. n. 4. tim.
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The world has little use for n man
who does his best only when engaged
tn doing others.
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become
fashion.
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that d'
tourtsti
of the
fancy
quite
how.
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