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NOTES.

Edwin l.cfeyro, author Of Tho Gold.
N Flood" IN Of Huguonot descent, but
Va born at Colon, on the lAthmus az
mama In ISL His grandfather was
N chief Justice OF Panama Though
Nlcatcd TO be mining engineer Mr.
heWe found writing much moro 20
Ma taste, lie had worked In Now Yorl,
na newspaper man about six years,
VI was Tor some time sub.cditor on the
rhglnecrlng and Mining journal, and IN
nov doing the financial columns OF the
New York Globe, 1t Is interesting to
note that he came TO New York and
6ok up journalistic work among tho
Nock brokers and financial magnatos
MtAuso he recognized great llciionnl
opportunities IN Wall street,
McsNE charles Scribnor's Sons have
Hunged Tor the onrly publication Of n
mIform edition of the dramatic works
Henrik lbson 60 be sold alngly or IN
w. At q reasonable price, Tho edition
VII. consist of soNon on eight volumes,
and viii be made M In the main OF
Ne authorized Archer TRANSACTIONS, Tho
Biographical photographed and crit
hl apparatus, including Introductlons
70 me plays, notes, etc., VIII be uns
Wually full
A now book on, or rather BY Lord
bTon. called "Tho Confession OF Lord
Byron" has Just been brought out by
he Messrs, Scribncr m the form of
collection Of the chief personal and
literary discussions IN his Letters
and Journals" The material has been
"a selected and arranged by W. A.
Lewis Bethany that the reader can
trace from month 10 month and from
year to year the development of by
rohs most intimate opinions religious
views hs u 'rary Judgments, his os-
Inmates Of thp poets who were his con.
hmpornuoHa-Ruch mon UB Words
worth, COlCrldgO, Keats, SuuthcY
Lolgh Hunt ANA Scott, his ideas ON
lho drama, his valuation Of such
lilends 0g shelley Madame de Stnoh
Nhofl1or Rogers, llobhopao and many
ohof. us wen as his opinion OF him'
MI john w. Luoc, Of Boston, win
publish m foW days a volume ~
Eplgroms ana Aphorlsms' 10y oscar
Wilde tOkon from the Picture Of
Dorian Gray AN Ideal Husband"
LADY Wudcmoro'a Fan" the I'm.
oIlango Of Being Earnest "a Woe
mnnh VI No Importance the "Cantor,
'lllne Ghost" the Decay 0f Lying"
Ibc critic az Artist etc.
Mr John Lame " publishing a book
'Nlllol The Creed ~ Christ which
y an attempt TO interpret the personal
"Ool " Christ himself 80 far as II can
% loduccd nom the record Of His acts
ana sayings The anonymous author
lolds mat 1T N time that We who call
ourselves Christmas should begin 10
Nk ourselves these questions For
nineteen centuries we have sleNdily
.,rrvl our eyes from thom, What
nnW interested M heretofore IL not
nnal 'hrIat believed about dlod and
unul and. the universe, but what we
pughl To believe about the personal re-
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BOOKS,

Tho Yellow wan" thr volume of
dramatic sketches ul the uEhioW Nm the
Japanese Russian war; comes out over
thu non,oommlttul signature 'O,' Tho
Dontcpls Of the book show that tho
author had unusual opportunities for
being u tho thiok of the contest lie
Was, evidently right At the front when
other Newspaper correspondents Wcl,
being Kept I'm the rear frctliug under
tho surveillance of their polite Japanese
iuilcra who the author ies-uud II it
evident ho must have been u person
Of some Importance" htp not been ais.
closed, Aftor the l3oor war 10 volume Of
similar character ana similar style mp.
pourcd under the title, "Ou thc Heel Of
DE Wet" II was considered the best
book on the South African war hy the
British reviewers The author signed
himself Intelligence OMrDr' ana lutor
appeared with another book, "lho Roy
Gul0pcr' "Tho yellow Wan and ON
the Heels Of he Wct' would Hcom to
be- irum the same hand, ana the
Itou1onym "O' contraction for 'lu'
tcllgnco O1lccr"
\ good deal Of curiosity has been
aroused by The psoudonym Of tho uu-
thor Of "Iho yellow War" he signs
himself no. RcContly % London core
respondent suggested that 20" might
be- Intelligence Oiiccr" author of "Ou
the Reels Of De Wet" otherwise known
0s capt. james, and war correspondent
Of The London Times, who organized
the dispatch boat llni.muu, which has
done such astounding things during the
war IN the Ear east McrMrr.p Philips,
the publishers have now received 10 LETT
ter in which they are asked iu AN acrl.
BUSINESS II the author ~ those torsr and
very Japhnosquo sketches might not be
liold Marshal Oydna himself Those
who Know Japanese literature on Zap.
auosc poetry win recognize In the brow.
lty ANA the rulghtforWurdupsH Of uN.
preston which characterize the
sketches I'm "Tho Yellow war O. very
Japanese flavor but one can hardly be-.
lloyo that Oyumu has yet had enough
woslcmisod leisure ~ prepare war
sketches for publication
"Thn outlook Beautiful ilnuu
WhIuoyR last book contains much WIS.
dom Of a practical Kind mingled with
speculative opinions which toll the
realm OF their discussion be- more fully
explored must take the name of vision.
ury Many beautiful and helpful pms.
mgw are contained I'm II and the
volume IL wen worth reading Follow.
Ing are quotations from some Of its
pages
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mario iH complete ana an the proat
scenes with thoW curtain carefully
agreed upon before the work OF final
shaping ls undertaken Play on book
u h not always certain which VIII como
Owl 'rho Sccret orchard" was NrW
Wrlllon for the stage, aH the odmiroruIH
~ Nlw Kendall VIII remember, "ru'
Pride of Jcnu,rO' ON the other hand %
the llwl romance OF the authors lp
nohcIAo a wide uopuluHtN, uppoIrDi
primarily hs % novel, but when Whso.
Qucully converted into q play Il ran FOR
three seasons In America "'rhe Bath
Comedy again dromatlzol by tho
authors ana MI David l}olOsco. under
the name OF sweet kitty Bollulrs"
was one OF The greatest theatrical suc.
ccssos OF many seasons In Sew York
"Tho loalcnWorth Case" BY Anna
Katharine Green, though published over
% years ago, IA H,lll the standard With
which the authors iNlrf stories tIr
compared pu.nlmH have already
printed moro thW 100000 DppIoH of tho
book and now announce Now edition
win Illustrations lu 0lUr ana Mlrl0uo
bE o. W, Peters Tho Same Nrm VII
have ready unEt autumn % translation
of BIolsrhuWrkNB Ito of Goethe 100
which Prof W, A. Cooper uf Leland
stamford university ls noW Al work.
TOls standard biography well deserves
publication n English
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Heavenly Love" and Toutono critics
consider the heroine ana owen Asher
The most artistic typos OF psychological
character drawing since Flaubort They
cay that I'm them Moore has attained
lho 1cnilh Of sou l'annysis,
American visitors 10 Rome VIII DO
pleased 10 learn that the hlgh wall
which has been hunt around tho OLD
Protestant cemetery WIN not much
longer De- allowed ~ obscure the Wow
of kouo.r Rrnyo, the principal object
at lnOlroHl which IL contains An opon.
lnG lH to be mudc I'M tho wall through
which the monument may be- toon nnd,
iu tact. 10 better Wow of n obtained
than can be- had from tho cemetery
llgrlf The advertisements Of an
American line of steamers AT prcson,
disnauro tho house whore Keats died,
hy lhu Trullu def Monte stops but
they win De got rid ui n the present
project for the purchase Of the house Is
carried uut
rho memories OF philosophers can
uOyor muho that appeal TO popular m
irICt which lH aroused hy associations
lined with Inc great poets. n hardly
uruJHuu. surprise. therefore. that no
upbo,llUp haN been mado that tho
house ul ANlgnou, whore John stuart
NUl spout lhy hHl years VI his HE IN
tranquil IrlIomout should be bought
aud preserved as memorial ot tho
grcot loglrlun since his death II has
been the property NJ his Ntou'dauphior,
Miss llolon Taylor and ig soon tQ b,
sold ut auction n WAS there hC With.
drrW after his constituency had de-.
omod 90 return him 10 parliament ~
the general election IN 1865 re had
many of the instincts of the rocluso,
and tho Avlguun cottage provided tho
environments best calculated tn btlm'
uato ana foster hIg extraordinary ubil'
tiles II WAS there some Of bis best
work was done, and his letters testify
to the complete Contcntmont " spirit
hr thoro enjoyed, due largely to tina
mmhmuous Of hlB beloved step.
daughter
one NJ the longest wills ON record
vap loft by Lord Norton " Hams llill
Bnmmghlm, Who died recently 10
covers over 400 foioa.
HAYDEN CHURCH.
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Novels by Lucas MaIet,
Sydney Greer and Others,
soUR LONDON LITERARY LErrEp,g

night" was rpullpd tn pporyunr yog.
to-day, whom ID VaH announced Mut lUa
historic hollis of Chwsry Parish rhur F.
would be- Hlout ion "a Whlo rhes6
bells, Homc OFF which aro over 600 ycils
old, comprise ID pou of ,lpht and #
was ON number ave called mo Abbey
Rpll" that lho Incident IA gnld to luyo
hlppouod which furnlshrd tho po"trs,
Win lno criminal of Nor amilnr uup,'
ChrrHoy m m surrey. and me bells OF
iu puigh church are 10 bo mute fur A
space uormHr Two experts from London.
having pylmluud tho framework of ina
hWgugs have declared them unsafe
fur lhp ringing Of a peal Moroa lho
My ls the Chcrlsoy "pcnl" III lho nncst
I'M the south Of ENGLAND 'rho bells vera
when WrlHhH over 20 hundrcdW"lsht
N1a l,gaW 1l the cost ot the baronobs
l'urd'll 'oull~
Han COlno. who has boon at the
riviera of nlo arrived Iu London. the
nlhor day and hoforo returning Ca
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best known perhaps editor Of tho National
Geographic monbcrHhp Of the National
having increased osootonwhh the magazine from 1000
less than thirty but hR articles
traced agriculture
tho department Nh trosyenoH articles Her
of Flood VIII be the Of
uponth he " the department NJ Agriculture
attracted attention by bis
Of thang Increased the membership
five thousand
association by hn articles scientific
the Ground ana "A New Method Of Purifying
numbers tho The secretary agriculture
becoming
become
crods Of storm Flood
work Of the
especially Of the Weather bureau This
scientific entirely unknown
public, his ability
mat O excite interest
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Special correspondence,
\ ONDON May lS,-Soyoral fayoHlo
| Nilcrs are now busy putting tho
| finishing louohoH 10 works of &c..
ton which may be- expected short.
IT, Among these 10 Mrs. a. Logger liur'
r,oou "lucpB MaloL' llmcsF ON Ml8
lluulaonH part has delayed the lnog'
roaa of her new novel; which she began
soon after "Culmldy' appeared m'
the Hulhorcm says n IA now nearly 0n.
lshod and win br roudy lor publication
on both sides of the Atlantic IN tn
carly mlL II hne not been finally named
na vet. Richard liagoi author ol
"Donna Diana" who W Marion tUWa
foldg only real rival lu depicting lior
man Me for English readers writ f.
nom lhr Eternal tlty That the manu-
grrlpt of hia new novel rs nearly M
shape fnr hiH publishers. u ~ rhllol
"rho Passport ana nolh lhr EuG,Ifh
and American rlr0lH nave already pr'n
placed,
sydney g.. UuIuU who gave us 'LIko
Another llclom' also h1H 10 uoW ~
muuDa mpUrly completed which VIII
BIZ published wrlully before II appears
An book form. tho London Graphic huNf
mg the English rlEhtN Justin llunt
is Mccarthy a. following 'lhn Oryad'
Win another story In "a rather flWlIur
yom II NJ NOW over half UuFhri ami
Mccarthy hopes 20 have n ready for
publication INA The sprIuF MUnWhllu
lllUuo llrllpr uuthOr of 'IOr ram To
Homo ana Emmanuel bo.d'4 Mo('
chant" lH working ON I'D nuW hpok drlI'
ma I ann told. with Marie NnloIurlln,
and Edmund DoNuuN thr NoIrluu pun
lphor. VINO recently printed hlN romIna'
ooncpi, lg engaged uu llto uf thnrlnH
Lovor for which ho mr Ions been
gathering material,
Following the example of hIg Am0u.
can contemporary Mra g. NJ. WlllInms
ron, Nullum Lr QuruN ~ about to
write W automobile novel; TO Eot Local.
color for lt lu QuuuK has mndr gulor
tour IN Europe OF over 5000 mllcu llo
IN IN Italy M present hui nouns io
como % England I'm june. when Doc VIII
start work on Mig now story
Since his return from south Africo,
last month Rudynrd NipNug mas been
at "BAtcmnn'H" his Su8apN nome. where
he has been occupied chirly WIN lnp
story which he la writing FOR ino. Nyl'
fury magazine Motoring IH rllll hlb
"souson" is likely to zoe mite or nothing
" him,
tloaa llhrtWiCk rhnrpo.H fomouN
poom, "CurIoW Shalt Not lIlnB Toe
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lust LEARNING

JUST LEARNING
to bake the young h0usokropor will real.
We the great importance ~ using an AL
nolW Tho longer Hho lnbors at turning
mt nno bread cake pies ctcy tho better
shC viii Appreciate the White fawn
hmnd, for irt made NJ selected whobt by
thu bosl. the most modern milling meth.
odg lnlcroWtng too. IN tho fact mat ne
money ,aytr,gg2SeI d l9YSTonoTT on ,9r 'Y'ry
Salt Lake & Jordan Mills,
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stead devote himself to history Was
evidently AN crror The Macmillan
company announces for Issue within
few months his new novel, which w
said 10 extend 20 about 10000 words,
ana 10 resemble the charming Forest
Lovers
Tho lovers Of unpublished literary
romans have long looked on tho VI.
comto Spoclborch de Loycnjoul Oa
master ~ lbum all For moro than
half a century he has given all his en-
orgics To collecting ana classifying all
the wrllingsaanll manuscript remnants
of four great French authors of the
nineteenth century Bal2ac, George
sand Thcophlo GautIor and Salnto.
lcuvc HIS collections never complete
enough for his ambition were begun
during the lifetime OF the persons who
blnckencd the papers, and have been
continued over since with detective
sense which would mn with admirn.
ton any mere Sherlock Holmes,
When BalyaC died the Nlcomto found
that quantities OF old papers had been
thrown into the WastchoX or rotailod of
to the ehopRecpors ~ tho quarter To
wrap their wares, Love letters, bust.
ness correspondence, haIllns' summons
all were thrown out as Of no value,
One sheet OF a loltor was with tho
butcher the other with the grocer lie
literally secured the quarter ana soon
people began bringing IN 10 him Other
scraps Of writing Among them were
the letters TO Madame lIanslIa, who be.
cnme the wife Of BalSuc IN the last
months of his weary oyerWorkvd He,
~ Spoclbcrch do LoYonloul haa now
over 5000 letters OF Balaao, while only
400 appear In the published corro-
spondcnco, OF course not All the IN.
published letters deserve publication,
but the collection does bring the stu.
dent into close acQuaintnnceshlp with
Bal2ac's dailN life, There are also NJ
teen unpublished novels some Of them
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Heavenly Love" and Toutono critics
consider the heroine ana owen Asher
The most artistic typcs OF psychological
character drawing since rmuborL They
cay that I'm them Moore has attained
the zenith of p0ulsaunlyRls,
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Tho uorpet,nl bhcnongun Of Ire fur.
prh nl ma material for ppWUunl cnls
inc. rharo IN not A. day but makes
ita drmaudp ON one foi, hls highest and
pnbllulr.t uunlltlrr 'rhoro Ma moi day
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exalted ldrIN.
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Introduces tno individual INTO new 'on'
ulunH" conditions moro l1Nolupl' 10
lhr growing HlNnlNrn'r ol lllu n'
Nl'I. lU'l ui WlhdrlNlhF nom ln'
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lItlhn'Ul'ouh muclo, Iho 'H'llll'I
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POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
ANOTHER CHANCE,

And 90 you ialed' Thi, task was great
Or il may be your strength was small
What profit now to rail a, fate,
Or make excuses Tor your fall'
Why fret or Crevc at humbled pride,
Or ehidc the chain Of circumstance
The world i, long, the world 10 wide
Co give yourself another chance.
But other, suffered Faith was LOST
Some sacrifice Of Others trust
And you, derelict, storm tossed,
Drift back to ask them to be Just
To quail beneath the doubling irown
To feel the stern, aeeusine canee'
Have donsN Set back, or sail or DROWN
But give yourself another chance
Yours !, the greater faith to die,
Yours is the richer worth to live
And from yourself your take or buy
And to yourself YOU sell or Owe,
A coward he whose ,ou must crinee
Before the eyes that look a.kance--
The sky snll hold, its azure tinss,
Go, give yourself another chance
And a,k no odds Of any man,
Save from YOURSELF for you alone
Know why your purpose or your plan
Was brought to uOueht or overthrown
The battle does to those who rise,
Who. hand, clutch for the broken lance,
Whose deuted N,ld the foe de6es---
Up give yo, I another chOneel
w, y, ~, IN Chicago Tribune.
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AeId and gill; dsadosl enemies q me
teeth. abound In cheap den,lihaes, Fine pen.
tunes DO not mako fine dendretS, Your
teeth deserve better otyou than 10 30 offered
up a tseHllce 10 your poekebook,
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s OZODON'T'

10 ol proven value, Sixty yoars ls pretty
food test No acid, no Ciii In Soiodeui,
Tho LIQUID poneuales tho little oreylco, aud
pulios lhem' Tho Powder gives a bright
and polished surface,
SfoRMs LIQUID, POWDER. PASTE,
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LADIES'. ..'''

A word 10 the Nlso N Hulllciout n YOU
are weak and delicate or IN need Of q
tonic ION YOUR various organs try Hos
letters Stomach Bittera, Thousands Of
women nll over the world acknowledge
il 10 be the best Womnn's medicine be.
fore the public ana that II positively
cures Baekaoho, Sick or Nervous hend,
ache, Cramps, Dizziness costyonesa,
indigestion, Dyspepsia or Kidney
Troubles,
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
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THEPURE WATER
CAR HAS ARRIVED

The long expected car Of
Osceola Mineral spring water
from the famous BeJhania
Springs arrived in Minot Tues
day. This was the first car OF
pure water ever brought to Mi
not. The car contains 1000
gallons of water which will be
bottled here, and re-shipped or
sold to Minot parties. It was
run into a tank in the basement
OF the Minot Bottling Works.
The tank is made OF galvanized
iron and is as long as the car.
Painted on the sides are these
words, which will do much to
advertise Minot:
This car is for the exclusive
use Of the Minot Bottling " orks
Of Minot, N. D., Bethania Miner
Springs Water We will all be
on the water wagon from now
on. The Works received five car
loads Of material last week.
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20. n,
Mail
HUNDREDS OF ACRES
OF GRAIN HAILED OUT

The storm north Of Minot
Monday was more terrific than
the INDEPENDENT first believed.
Frank Linha informs us that he
lost 200 acres of as fine grain as
lay out OF doors and already has
begun blowing under the entire
field. He had 100 acres more
nearly ruined, but is letting this
stand, hoping to get two bushels
per acre from it. E. N. Metcali
lost half of his So acres. John
Ehr had a good many acres da-
mayed. Ole Siverson lost his crop.
A. p Slocum and AL Botz lost so
acres OF grain.
The hail fell but a minute, and
as large as hens eggs. Many
windows were broken.
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Mrs Vim. Zook arrived from
Fulton, Ind, and may soon be-
gin the erection of two cottages
for renting purposes Her hus-
band, who is a real estate dealer,
is expected in Minot soon. Mrs.
Zook says that the weather in
Indiana is intensely hot, and is
glad to return to North Dakota
where she has already spent six
years.
On Monday Register OF Deeds
Reishus filed 100 chattel mort
cages and 20 real estate mort
cages. During June the fees
were over 81, 400, and this was
one Of the lightest months OF
the year. July promises to be a
big month. Seven clerks are
kept very busy all the time and
the register himself does not do
any sleeping.
C. T. Stroop took the contract
to build a $4,000 cement block
house for Mrs. Rose johnson, a
81, 200 cottage for Peter Nc
Cone and a small reside, &c at
the stock yards. Besides he has
a large force OF men at work
putting in a private sewer three
blocks long from Fifth ave. and
Belyea ave. west to Main st. He
is a thorough contractor and de-
serves work.
Devine, Stenersen l. Co., are offering
prizes to the farmers of Ward County
for the best samples of grasses and
standing grain Of all kinds. These
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Minot a Racy Town.

The Chicago Horse Review OF
July II, one OF the greatest
horse papers in America, says
the following OF the coming Mi
not races:
"The raciest town in North
Dakota, and the live town OF
Minot, had to declare off the
last day Of her June meeting be-
cause of rain, but she squared
all accounts. Now Minot will
try again, and has fixed on Aug.
1926 as the dates, which brings
the meeting the week before the
state fair. The gross amount OF
purses is $500, and the classes,
with other particulars, will APP
pearin next weeks Review. With
her fine track and race loving
population, Minot will win out
in her next start"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-19

F.B. Lambert deserves consid
cradle credit from a lawyers
standpoint in securing the re-
lease Of Claude McCallister from
Jail. The fellow was charged
with wife desertion and seemed
sure of conviction ultimately,
and the INDEPENDENT believes
that it was Il mistake in setting
the culprit free.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-19

An INDEPENDENT representa-
tive called at the Great North
ern cash store Tuesday and
found the stock in tip-top shape,
the goods having been placed in
the new addition. Every line
has been stocked up well. The
store room is now 100 feet long
by % feet wide. Oslie & Peter
son, the managers, have done
far better than they anticipated
in the past year and a half.
The Rev. VIM. C. Hunter will
preach and dispense the sacra.
ment at Burlington Sabbath,
July %, at 3 p. m.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-19

THREE GOOD AND JUST REASONS
There are three reasons why mothers
prefer One Minute Cough Cure: First
1t is absolutely harmless: Second, 1t
tastes good-children love it: Third 1t
cures Coughs, Group and Whoopiug
Cough when other remedies fail. Sold
b. McCoy s Co