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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-23
gent cxilvy O. Linosll would dae what

kent Cgilvy O. Linosll would dae what
was right" she croaked.
Ogilvy's exertions were not yet over.
The man became conscious but was
too weak to walk. He stood in Urgent
need OF medical aid. and Ostlvy bore
Elspeth Strachan nodded her approval
as he passed with his burden.
See" she exclaimed. pointing west.
"the sun begins tae set. for a. I ken
your troubles may be an end"
Oxilvy shook his head srtnly aad
staggered to the farmhouse. She
Lily Allen-stayed there. ne knew. and
when with blanched, nrrighted face
she gazcd upon him. he laid his burden
gently down before her with the words:
There. madame. is your husband.
IL saved his life"
She tried to speak, but her lips
moved voicelessly.
his elbow.
* owe you my life." ne said to OEil-
w. That I can never repay. I owe
you some money which I will repay
now. I owe you more. an explanation.
and-the truth. I am Victor w. Allen.
escaped convict. blackmailer, fugitive
from Justice. That lady is not my wife.
l%ationship to a wretch like myself. she
was at least determined that the o
tamination should not extend to you"
But long ere the explanation was
completed Ostlvy was BY her side with
his arm around her once more.
WAS that all?" he scoffed. Appar-
emily 1t was. and seeing he didn't mind
no one else need trouble.
AS a matter OF feet. no one else
knows anything about IT. Victor w
Allen is abroad 10Y robly retrieving
his past.
TIE gallant Laira - Linosil and his
lovely wife are as popular A couple as
exist in the whole county. And 1t may
also be SUGGESTED that those who wish
their fortunes spaced cannot 10 better
than consult Elspie. the witch O. Lin
opi1"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-23

Captain David Ogilvy. the Laird OF
Linogil estate. was the descendant Of a
long line OF soldiers. with an oft recur-
ring fatality for dying in battle. When
not Quartered with his regiment he
spent his time on his estate, looking
after the interests Of his tenantry.
Twenty-seven years OF age, handsome,
dashtng and generous, he was deserv-
eddy popular with all.
To his humber tenantry he was par
ticularly agreeable. Poor old Elspeth
had held her lowly cot. rent. free. with
q pension thrown In. for four genera
lions Of osilvys. and was probably the
humblest OF all. She a therefore.
the recipient OF the courtly Laird's ape
cial attention. hts kindly attitude
toward her being that OF one actually
honored by her tenancy.
No wonder then that the Witch O.
Linogil' adored her Laird.
On this lovely morning things seemed
.aIr and full OF promise to the Laird OF
Linogil. His CHEEKY whistlinE broke in
Upon the rustling OF the forest. stirring
the very birds to chorus his Joy, and
the quick time Of My Love Is But a
Lassie Yet" heralded his sprightly gait.
A raucous voice arrested his progress.
Turning he beheld old Elspeth beckon-
Ing him to approach.
Come here, ma Draw son." she was
repeating.
"Oh. is that you Elspie!" said the
Laird genially.
Yea, Laird, It's me. I've come three
lang miles tae prevent We In the day O.
your calamity"
Come now. Elspie," bantered the
Laird, you mustn't talk to me about
calamity today. You should prophesy
good bout me and not evil. They tell
me you're a bit Of a sorceress, 80 you
can spae me the golden fortune, and
III cross FOUR palm with a golden
piece"
Ma. na. Laird" replied Elspeth, I'm
nae witch, WI pooer Ger guild an evil.
sae I Gamma max or mar your destiny.
Ye speak like Balak an Ahab. But
whiles I haze the gift O. second sight an
I'll tell ye. without fee or reward.
what'll happen tae ye between moo an
sunset"
We'll. we'll. Elpsie." said the good
humored Laird, tell me the worst
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-23
There Is Profit in Raising Hogs


nonnitrogenous to one to heterogeneous
compound.
(2) Pigs fed literally upon foods
composed chiefly Of corr will con-
sumo from rs to 80 pounds per 100
pounds live weight per week Of the dry
substance of such food. They should
yield n part Of increase in live
weight for-4 to 5 parts Of the dry sub
stance OF the food. They may give
a maximum OF increase for such food
II 1t contains as much as five or even
six parts substance Of total nonnitro-
genous to n OF heterogeneous COM
pounds.
These results have been corroborated
repeatedly by American experimenters.
In their dressed weight hogs show
less variation than cattle n about
the same as sheep. The range be-
tween young pigs or poorly fattened
animals and mature, finished hogs will
be about 8 per cent-approximately
"a to 81 per cent. Of the live weight:
with. cattle the range Is at least Is per
cent. between 55 per cent. in the lowest
and the high records Of 10 per cent.
and over, with stock show winners.
Sheep vary approximately depending
on the age n condition from 4S to so
per e
The third benefit to be derived by
the farmer from raising hogs comes
from their eating waste products that
would otherwise become a nuisance.
Kitchen Stops, the screenings from
tanning mills and the waste from
threshing machines can all be. utilized
In the pig yard: while the use of hogs
In connection with beef production Is
frequently regarded by feeders the
principal source Of profit. II hogs are
raised In connection with dairying.
pork Of the highest quality may be pro-
duced. dairy by-products (skim-
milk. buttermilk and also whey) agree
with animals especially we'll. Skim
milk Is especially valuable for pigs
before weaving and during the ear
lier stages OF feeding after they are
weaned. It's value with breeding stock
Is also very great. Whey Is valuable,
though not so much as skim-milk. 1t
should be fed carefully. for a large
mount given continuously will cause
a sort OF rheumatic 1ameness in pigs.
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and he leant against a tree In a pose
Of smiling resignation.
The old woman xed her bright black
ayes on his face n responded abrupt
ly:
"ogilvy, there's danger ahead. turn
back ;"
For that very reason Elpsie," laugh
ed the Laird, II must push on. An
Og1lvy never turns his back on dan
ger"
II ken that. my laddie. sir, We maun
zen gang for'a'd. But, oh, sir, ye lit
tie reck the anguish that awaits ye."
Never mind Elpsie. tell me all about
warned Is forearmed. you know"
Then list We. Ogilvy O Linogil." she
began. your lady love will this day
refuse ye"-
The sceptical smile faded from
Ogilvy's face. and he shifted his posi-
don uneasily. He was astounded that
Elspeth was aware of his intention,
that "ery day. to seek the hand Of Lily
Allen In marriage. Impressed h by
her knowledge Of fact, he was iTpelled
to attach some weight to her proph-
ecy. To believe Il. however. meant
the premature blasting Of his fondest
hopes, and his buoyant heart struggled
aEainst belief.
III she does so, Elspeth." he said
gravely, Y shall ask her again Of a
happier omened day"
"Ye will not, Lingoli." she responded
dec1sively. IT'S written that this day,
but never egain. will ye ask aer TO
marry ye."
Captain Ogilvy did not longer doubt
but that E1speth's words would come to
pass. Pale faced. but calm. he stood
bolt upright now like a soldier receiv-
ing sentence Of death.
Lily Allen kept her tryst. They met.
TAo -,o-optS Qno1 hr{ rht. hllaH and
fieeting into hours, and still he fingered
in her smile. That sad. sweet smile.
which through the three short weeks Of
their acquaintanceship had haunted
him night and day. Never had her
presence seemed 80 radiant as On this
meeting, when they wandered together,
in u~nwhispered love. on the banks OF
the Drawing Prosseu. Reaching at
length a pleasant little dell where,
amidst a grove OF trees. the ~trickltng
Burn Of Pearsle merges into its noisy
rival. they stopped.
she said softly. adding hesitatingly.
and here must be the parting Of our
ways"
'Tirl tomorrow only. Miss Allen" he
demonstrated gently.
Yes. Captain Ogilvy." she responded
sadly, It'll the tomorrow that never
comes. l leave Glehcrackit today. and
you will not see me again."
Ogilvy's heart sank.
.This is the ultimatum Of the fate
which I canno eyade." he muttered
Then he queried In a voice that quiv-
cred audibly. But why leave 30 sud
denly, and why forsver?"
Her lustrous eyes filled with tears.
and her tremulous lips could scarcely
frame the simple words
Forgive me. I annot tell you"
Ogilvy's color returned with added
warmth. 1t seemed that Fate was
forcing him to resistance. He feared
that resistance would be futile. But
nevertheless he would do battle. He
felt better nov that the first blow had
fallen, and thus he spoke:
Forgive me Instead. I did not wis:
to search out you reasons through
mere idle curiosity. Ny words were the
wall. of a heart that will break IL you
psss out of my life. Oh. Lily, you are
all the world to me. I have loved nc
!. other; I can love nc other but you.
ask you now to accept that love. b
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over the boulders, with a dull roar of
anger. The churling and seething of
the water suited the turmoil Of his
mind.
How he yearned to know what dread
obstacle stood between him and Lily
Allen. that he might hurl it aside.
Presently he perceived the scent of
a c!garet, and. turning. he found him
self face to face with the stranger,
whose approach had been unheard mid
the noise Of the waters.
Admirably cooi, bland. and even fas-
cinating. the newcomer promptly ad-
dressed him.
Il believe l can tell you what you
probably wish to know, Captain Og-
Ivy"
IN regard to what, sir?"
I'm regard to o u rejected ropos
Of marriage. which I Inadvertently
overheard. Forgive me If I seem alb
rupt. I am in haste, but willing to
be of service ere I co."
The infection of his voice was deli
cately polite. The speaker was so OBJ
viously a gentleman that his words
gave no offense to Ogilvy, whose one
thought was to seize the opportunity
presented to him.
Then tell me why my propose was
rejected" he said.
WIFI picASuIS, TeplleQ the tranRor
Might l here i~nterpolate that IL YOU
could oblige me with the loan of ESQ.
with. l confess, but slender chances Of
repayment, you will render me an equal
service?"
Ogilvy was expecting some reques Of
the kind. and. drawing out his pocket
book. he counted out and handed over
In silence the stipulated sum.
Pray accept my best thanks" said
the other. "and. In reply to your query!,
I may state that the lady cannot marry
you because-bigamy is illegal. She is
lready-unhapplly-married."
Csilvy stared In vacant horror at the
speaker.
Are you sure you know--the lady?"
he faltered.
Positively. She Is my wife" replied
the other placidly.
Ogilvy' put his hand to his eyes to
brush away the mist. Why did the
: landscape" reel and t6tter as it did ?
Then. recovering himself, he>replied to
a question put to him.
Your nearest way to a station?
Across the Suspension bridge a little
lower down. Stop! not that way" he
shouted. above the roar Of the water.
The other, deliberately ~disregardine
instructions and warning, posed himself
on one boulder for a dangerous leaf
across q swirling pool. to another bout
der in the center Of the torrent. He die
80 successfully; but In taking off asaii
to reach the other bank. he slipped OF
this Shiny stone Ind plunged headlone
into the gushing flood. ..
Instantly sucked below by the currc:.,
and damned between two semi-sunker
slabs. his efforts to save himself wer.
poweriess against the tons Of rushing
water that forced him down. He raised
a ~desoairing hand In mute appeal fol
help.
1t seemed to Ogfivy thai In tina in
slant some foul spirit whispered in hi!
ear: Let him drown-drink deep Of tn,
draught l.. profer-quaf the cup o
love-" :.
But hi horrid suggestion found n,
lodgment in his mind. -,
! Dropping into the pool he chung t
! a fallen tree. n struggled over to tn,
: drowning a Succeeding he con
! trived to extricate him and drag hin
} to the bank, senseless and bleeding. blu
!, alive!
And a wizened crone. witnessing til,
rescue, clapped her hands with 10y. "
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Not a SAFE Rsmadx.

Cleveland Leader: Mrs. Goop-My
husband has such awful pains in the
chest.
Mrs. Snoop-Brandy Is the bes. thing
[ know for that. :
Mrs. Goop-No. tie not. it aggra-
Yates 1t. He used to have an attack
once or twice a year, but I got soino
brandy for him. and now he has one
nearly every day!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08
Will Ignore Order Issued
by Judge Campbell
To Return Reesnt|y Seized
Liquor 10 Roekland Agency.
Quoted as Saying Work Of Enforcement Is
Very Discouragiag.

EoCkland. Me. May An order for
the return Of the city liquor agency
stock. valued at $500. which was
seized by Sheriff A. J. Tolman, April ;.
was served upon the sheriff. Saturday.
by Judge L. r. Campbell of thesi~usi
cipal court. The order was drawn by
Arthur S. Littleficld, counsel for the
city.
The order was presented IN person
by Judge Campbell and Attorney Lit
tleheld. and it is said to have caused
vigorous discussion, in the course of
which Sheriff Tolman is quoted as say
ing that his work of enforcement has
5tcn very disrouragiug.. lie said he
should not return the iiuuor in the time
specified and he had not determined
upon his future action.
Attorney Littlcficld suggested that
lawsuit MAY be brought If the sher-
i'll docs not comply With the order.
The order for the return of the med
.icine seized from the wholesale gro
Gerry store of Cobb, Wight & Co.. WAS
promptly honorcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08
Press Criticize Signifi-
canoe Of King AIfonso's
Visit to Paris and Celebrations
May Be Limited.
Do Not Approve Of The French Policy in
Morocco.

Paris. My "A slight cloud has
arisen over the toiling Argln-FreIch-
Spanish celebrations attending Kinr
Alfonso's visit TO France owing to thr
bitterly hostile attitude of Il large cI..-
mont of the Spanish i,r.ss against the
Kings giving this significant adhesion
to Frances policy in Morocco. Eoth III"
Republican and Liberal clements in
Spain contest the righ' of premier and
minister for foreign affairs to accom-
!any the King on his mission. which
they declare would commit the nation
irTCparably to support Of the French
Morocco policy.
The French view the agitation as be-
ing part of Gernlany'S diplomatic ic
mancuvering. They declare that the
German campaign has for it's object IL
revive Spain's dream Df restoring her
ancient authority over the Moors and
thus giving Spain instead of France,
paramount influence in Morocco under
he ac"is of Gcrmanys support. But
notwithstanding, the I:rsS campaign
favorable to Germany. King Alfonso,
the Spanish premier and other minister's
tre rcsputely determined to carry out
The visit and participate i'll all its sig
nificant assurances OF s;min's standing
With France and Great I;ritain.
Despite official hrnials the feeling
nrcvails in high quarters that NJ. Del
..assc will not wish to retain the for
,Ign office portfolio much longer. The
'abinet situation is 10 longer attribut :
cd to Morocco. but to "A divergence of
views concerning who Shouid control
Frances foreign policy. n. Delcasse' s
prestige throughout Europe naturally
leads him to want a frc" hand ami NJ
EouNier evidently desires to occupy q
position analogous t. that of Count
Won Ruolow. the German chancellor in
laying down foreign policies.
The personal relations between th.'
premier and the foreign minister remain
most cordial yet thr diplomatic corps
WOULD not be surprised to see NJ. Del
casse step down before loES.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08
ANNUAL SOPHOMORE HOP
At the v. of M. an Enjoyable Func
tion-Other College Notes.

Orono. Me, May = (SpcciaD. The
annual sophomore hop came off. last
Friday evening, ami was one of the
most enjoyable events Of the year.
Guests began to arrive ut Sbout $50 and
were received by committee consist
ing of President and Mrs. Fellows. Prof
ana Mrs. A. Il. Rogers. and w. l..
Sturtcvant, acting president of the
class. a neat dance order was given
out at about 8 o'clock and dancing was
enjoyed with a short iEtermission until
l2l5 A. NJ. Good car service was fur
nishcd both for Bangor ana Old Town
visitors, both coming and going The
committee in charge to whom all credit
is due was, III. G. Philbtook, j. H. Bur
.tign. r.. 4. Davidson AMI l.. j. Read.
When the students learned. Saturday
evening. that Maine had won a double
header at baseball, thar is the Varsity
won from Andove - ana the second team
from e. NJ. G. S. at 'Rucksport. it SEEM
cd to he the general opinicn that Il cele-
bration was in orticr. The chapel bell
was worked for n whila and the fire
whistle was nut into use for the pur-
pose uf spreading the news. n part Of
HE hand was collected and a torch light
procession marched to prono whore
they heard speeches trom several of the
professors.
The bail team has had unusually good
luck with the weather on their trip not
missing a game on account of rain an'.
hcsi;!es this several games not on the
al,,Ia ,t.1x- ,I,r,i t,iv
out Of the ten games played the team
has won four and al those lest were
by Il close score with the exception of
;ho Dartmouth game. The team has had
4 very profitable trip in the way of eX-
pcriencc and should no in fine Condi-
tion to play the first game i'm the Maine
=crics when they meet I:;it"s, Wcdnes-
day, on the home grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08
A SEA OFElRE
Continued from Page One.)

This section of the country Is covered
with u virgin growth of white pine ant
beech trees. 1t is the mCst valuabl
timber land i'm Plymouth county. ana
the loss caused. today, Will be great.
Fire apparatus from this town anf
Kingston, were sent 70 the fire lines, to.
day.
Just before the wind shifted. the
ilames We're bearing down upon the
tack factory of cobb Il Drew, in Rocky
Nook. The factory did not catch fire
however, and unless :he wind again
shifts to the southwest, it will be in no
danger.
During the day, cottage near SmeIt
Pond. owned by Isaac Henry, was
burned, and it was reroi ted here. to-
night, that large ice house, full of
ice. belonging to Isaac Hodges, of North
Plymouth. had been destroyed. A num-
Der of shooting boxes along the edge of
the pond were also burned.
1t is believed that 80 long as the dry
weather continues, the fire will break
out afrcsh each morning and die down
again at night.
a few persons in Rocky Nook return
ed. tonight. al desiring to be prepared
to fight to save their homes in event
of an adverse change in the wind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08
Chicago Strikers Must
Yield or Extend Strike.
Employers at Present Have
Balance in Their Favor.
1000 Wagons Manned by Non- Union Men
to Start Out, Today.

Chicago. May 7.-After a strenuous
week, during which stree, riots were
IRE quent, and the calling of tr0Ops
seemed imminent, and At the end oe
Which ScandIlous charge; were made
against the peace Ollie rs of Chicago
tn" transfers strike, today. rested at
thc beginning of its third week with
| The employers apparently in the ad-
vantage. Tho teamSInr.s now appear IN
| lie in Il position whcr" they must eth
cr yield or decide To cXtep,: the strike
| by calling out thousands Of other work
men engaged in affiliated unions. Tho
Chicago Federation OF Labor, today.
| took n" action looking to ali extension
of the trouble. although :. great deal of
inccndiary Ia k was ;ndu,g d in. Rcsclu-
tious charging the Employers Associa-
ion with conspiracy. and asking that
States Attorney Hcaly start an invcs-
tic;,ti"n of their business III, thoGs, were
passed.
Commencing tomorrow. the business
men will increase their fforts to bring
the strikers To terms. Arrangements;
have been made by every business
house involved in the trouble to double
their force IF non-uDiOa men. Tonight.
| it was said that all preparations had
been made to start ont 10,h wagons. to-
morrow morning, manned by non-union
men. Each of thes" wagons will be
guarded by deputy sher:ffs or police
men. aRI all of these men have rccciv-
ed explicit instructions from superior
officers to prevent disturbances of any
kind. The Instructions OF each of III :
deputy shcriffs and each OF the police
men is to use every pcacCable means in
their power to quiet the rioters, but If
this proves unsuccessful. to use their
revoIvers and to shoot To kill. The
strikers and their fricrds during the
past few days have shown little inc'i-
nation to clash with the deputy shcrins
or the policemen.
To-day. the express companies made
delivt rics in all parts of the city. Each
of the wagons carried two armed
guards ard in not Il sinSl" instance. it
was asserted tonight, hnd any of the
wagons met with opposition.
During III" day. several firms involved
in the strike rcplcns.!cd their coal sup
plv. which in many cases had dWinhl"d
dow il to nearly nothing. All these coal
wagons were driven by non-u union team
strrs but no opposition WAS met with
on til" part OF the strikers and their
friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08

What's tho matter with you? II he does,
the chances are he may help you, but
many times women call on their family
physicians, suffering, ~ they imagine,
ono from dyspepsia, another from heart
disease, another from liver or kidney dis
ease, another from nervous exhaustion
or prOstra ton, another with pain here
and there, and in this way they all pre-
sent alike to themselves and their easy
going and indifferent. or Over-busy doctor,
separate and distinct diseases. for which
he, assuming them to be such, prcscribes
his pills and pOtiOns. In reality they are
all only symptoms caused by some womb
disease. The physician, ignorant of the
cause Of suffering. encourages this prac-
tice until large bills are made. The suf-
iering patient gets no better, but prOba-
ply worse, by reason OF the delay, wrong
treatment and consequent complications.
A proper medicine Ike DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vortte Prescription, directed to the cu,tsc
would have entirely removed the disease.
thereby dispelling all those distressing
symptoms, and institnting comfort in
stead OF prolonged misery: 1t has been
well said that - disease known is half
after oil other medicines had failed to
help and doctors had said there was no
cure possible, the use OF DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vOrfh Prescription, supplemented when
necessary by the medical advice and
counsel Of DIR. Pierce, has resulted in
perfect and permanent cure. The genu-
ineness OF these cures is atteSted not only
BY the entire disappearance of pain. but
by . gain Of fosh. q clear complexion
and cheerful disposition.
CURES ODeTIkATE Favorite
PRESCRIPTION u . positive cure for the
most complicated and obstinate cases OF
ieucorrhea, excessive flowing. painful
menstruation. unnatural suppressions
and irregularities, prolapsus or falling Of
the womb, weak back, "female weak
ness" anteversion, retroversion, bearing
down sensations. chrenic congestion. in
1ammation and ulcera tion of the womb.
Inflammation. pain and tenderness OF the
Ovaries, accompanied with "internal
heat"
Reliable dealers recommend "Favorite
Prescription" With tricky ones, some
thing else that pays them better will
probably be urged upon you as "just as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-08
STATE NEWS
SOMERSET.
NCRRIDGEWOCk.

Somerset Grange p. of f.. hold q
special meeting. Thursday evening. for
the purpose of comforting the first and
second degrees on "A large clars Of
candidates. In two weeks the third
and fourth degrees will be given. with
the usual harvest supper.
Mrs. VIM. Cross died at her home
Thursday morning. after an illness Of
only q few days. Fuiicral services
were held Friday morning at nine
O'Clock i'll the Congregational church.
Mr. Steward of Aroostoolt. who has
purchased ]. II. Haynes farm has ar
lived with his houscheld goods. Mrs
Steward is expected soon.r
Sullivan Otis sold his horse recent
ly to parties from Fairfield. -.f..4.
Mrs Susan Packard arrived. Friday
from Wakefield, Mass. and will nuke
her home with her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Tinkham. t '- ..t