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Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

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Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

Iae #gau- ! Robe E2auerr will tan your Eu-s and Hides a5rlv.
 E. VT < r. Har.Hr.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

Harry Collins came in from N4Lle Creek On the g.-r-a- #.sa 8 pretty sc- Ter-.. l.aza-" -.a--Lal s-ri9as. -C" eeer. Tae a.ar. F Greek people are qa-#.a .hia--. -iE men arriving up on 0ae last Seattle to swell tle working
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

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Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

0a the st inst Mr ]. T. Wheeler, Ha3 yas t.en landlord ot tae Fort Wrau- .e. Hassl tae past tH. years. taruej the 51.laias over f the ~t. Michael Trad ing Gy. Just what the intentions are regarding the L-l..ns. szszeEL know eth rsz
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

Gas Engine.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

L E sad mat tae government has aaaz.r tae !. l. -. s H..- ga.'- prop e9.g f Iaak. ;Jr as.s= sEs. 1n. and t-zI tae lJal any H.. l.are tta.r can- Glaz business to oerar-aaHz.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

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Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-06

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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Constituent for opio Read.

Mr.. opie Read. the wen known author
OF al American In New York" has given
not a little Of his time to platform work
where he takes n chair and SITS down
among his listeners. He says: Abroad.
lecturers and public speakers st down be-
fore their audiences. and why should not
he put his audience at ease. They set
tired seeing him stand. and hope he won't
wear himself out. and then there " a
closer bond Of sympathy and confidence
between them"
For many years pakt a great many
stories rave been told OF AIR. Read. and
here are a few OF them:
Last winter l was lecturing out In Iowa
and one m.serably cod day as ! sat be-
aide the stove the door opened and a farm
-er came In pulling a large bag OF some
thing behind him. Well be said. I've
been a reading our books and l promised
myself II you ever came to this here town
I'D bring you n bushel and a hair Of the
finest wine sap apples on the place
Another time ! was down in the coun-
try where the scene In one OF my books II
laid. sitting Idly by Z Little creek | heart
q man call TO another who was passing by.
Read the book ] loaned your Oh
lmentsoEinE re % my sicris!)-'Why, that
sIn't no book at al. I've heard lots OF
FOLKS ta,k that way Well. that Is about
b best compliment 1 ever received"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
A Petite Southern Beauty.

From the New Work. World.
when President Roosevelt was In A.
iauta on his recent southern tout nc shat
tered tho traditional standard upon which
the most beautiful women OF he south
have bore gnugrd. The tall. slender viva
Cious. pink rose Firl with big hazel eyes
and an uudIsnutcd queen, has been de-.
throncd. The petite blonde Of the lly-of-
th"-yallcy 'ypc with eyes q finest hlun and
a crown OF bun gold hair has taken her
place.
At the reception given to Mr.. Roosevelt
IN Atlanta. Miss Selma Adelaide Allen Was
one cf the hundreds % lady guests who In
line waited their opportunity 90 be pre-
scented to the president. After shaking
hands with a larg" number h" was Inter
ruptcd by Secretary Loeb. who told him
ne was exceeding his time limit.
"Oh, very well" said the president. "Sut
J Car'f 20 until ! have b'CH presented to
that young lady over there. pointing 20
tho graceful. shrinking figure % Miss
All,n. Sh, was told 81 IN. presidents
wish and wnH led blushiug and smiling &C.
whore kc stood and was presented 90 him.
II am huuorcd." aid MIR. Roosevelt.
white holding nor hand. as j. hts custom
With thorD who particularly attract Elri.
to meet Thr most beautiful woman I have
rrgu o. IN" south
n WIS . mnm-at 81 suHrrmc happiness.
AN "N 81" 'r1hIrrasSir"1I 10 70 NuN0E
luGy. who r~-a~aE,l 60 sIg. puis" !aDd,stly:
"Ch, thaEE you. Mr.. President: hut I'm
afraid cur southern hospitality has bllGdcd
you rorfuwhIt 90 our defects" Thrn the
band rtrur,s ur. THE prutticgt Glrl la
C,srrl9." Men and women gathered con-
Eratul. ;irr ~" r,cipIc7r % the presidents
favor. and quicker than IL can b" told a
new standard had been set for the most
beautiful southern woman.
Mis- AI'cn o. % remarkably lovely young
woman. Cgn % the fair"Ht flowers IN A.
l1nia's ru"cbud garden 81 gir'~. Her blue
eyes. under dark lasbcE. complexion OF
head. crow ned a. vivid gold present what
u" Viola would term IA glorious color
scheme"
We've rad the GIhron r.rL with var!a-
lions: now The south has the Roosevelt
girl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
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TX HGzF7W &YNHHW.
-ST coeNaS7I EsoH SyWRAEHP5E
GREET SR7HW RGHB RESERVED

document. I promptly and dramati-
cally locked u up IN my safe.
jenkins. show this gentleman out.
Hts weapon is mine by right Of con-
quest"
! did not see or hea anything OF my
pretty client for some time. beyond hat
we met at the Neres one afternoon.
But one morning. at the end OF Feb
runry. I was sitting In my office sur
rounded by dingy parchments. through
which seemed To shine the face OF the
woman l loved. History repeated IT
self. and Jenkins brought me "A card
with the two words inscribed upon ~.
Miss White" My heart leaped and
then went still "A moment later. How
foolish OF me. I thought. OF course.
h had only thought OF me as n client.
OF course l was bound To see her.
Il have some news for you." she said.
for New Zealand on the OrlnoCo yes
terday. And before he went he made
me y Confession,
1 started. What had he told her. I
soon knew. My client put out her two
hand. 10 me. and I could almost have
sworn there were tears In her eyes.
Thank you Mr. Trcmainc. with all
my heart. for what you have done for
me! Don't be so serious" she said
gayly. Il. too. have n confession 10
make" Here she hesitatcd n little. and
l fancied saw n blush creeping over
her face.
~ confcss.on?' ! echoed.
Yes. a confession" she said. II an.
thinking OF getting married"
Il congratulate him." was all l could
find to say.
But YOU dent wen know his name"
Whoever he H.. he will DO lucky
who wins you"
She gave me an adorable smile.
III you viii give me n sheet OF pa
per and n pencil" she said. Il Will sit
nj your desk. II I may, and write the
name Gown for you To read when l
am gone"
Shc sat IL my chair and pushed away
the ~parchments hat Uttered the table.
What n dreadful muddlc!" she said.
You want some n TO come N tidy
II up!"
Ny heart was beating so fast that I
could not speak. She picked up = pen
md wrote n name upon the sheet of
paper I had given her. Then she looked
up at me with a bright face.
What II the date?" she said.
With a glance at my calendar ] told
There" she said. folding Il carefully.
now I must go. Promise me hat you
will not look az that for an hour"
II promise" I said. feeling somewhat
mystificd. She held out her hand to
me. "Goodby." I said.
"Au r~cvoir." was her reply. and be-
fore / knew 1t she was gone.
An hour later ! looked NJ the paper.
To my utter arrangement IL bore moth
ing but my own name. Harry Trcmalnc.
and the date. February 20. IL flashed
upon me with q Euddrunosg that almost
unucrvrd me- jhat the yea was leap
year. and that Forg"t-mc-not White
had proposed 90 mo-
She ~ now F'GrgPt-rl,-uCt Trcmninc,
and vows that iu al The eight years 81
oCr happy married iifr h huH
one regretted that proposal Of hers.
The sheet W paper on which she wrote
my name hangs framed I'm my rtudy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Started to His Fortune by a Kitten.
ENrom thu Gaw York prp1a

Gathering from IFS gracSice an In
come large enough to- permit him TO
own an auto in which he goes TO the
homer OF his fashionable patients, n
young Boston doctor attributes all his
good fortunc-aftcr his own inherent
uyorth-to his Kindness TO n stray kit
Ten. After he finished his term as IN
Snterne In n big hospital he put out
Els shinEie. but his nsifhbors did not
seem 10 appreciate his greatness and
his funds were getting low. One even
ing a kitten mewing piaintively and
evidently with n leg broken straycd in
GO his Office. n after the kitten "A
dirty faced urrhin OF g.. who begged
the doctor to help tho suffering ami
NAL. II went against the grain OF the
rising light 10 begin his professional
career on a cat. and he was about TO
refuse brusQuely and turn the intrud-
crs out: but his heart got the bet
Ger Of his pride and he did n neat
Job with spllnts and bandage. Just as
he finished his bell was rung and n
handsomely dressed woman came I'm.
She asked for the kitten. The boy.
she explained. vas The son OF her cook
and WA permitted TO play with the
pct Through his carelessncss the ac-
cident had occurred. The kitten. she
explained. her eyes filling with tears.
had belonged TO her little girl and was
the last thing ut which the child had
smiled before she died. The upahot OF
fhc bit OF surgery was that the woman
sang the young Doctors praises far and
wide, and now he Is thinking OF get
ting an assistant TO help "A care OF
his practice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Dayton, Tenn. Dec. 1l.-(Speclal.,
Among many prominent residents to
praise Dodd's Kidney pills Is AR. N.
Il. Roberts OF Ems place. He tells Of
what they have done for him, and his
words will 20 deep into the hearts Of
I'll who are suffering In the same way.
He says:
Il was a martyr to Kidney Trouble.
but Dodd's Kidney Pills completely
cured rs. l shall always keep them
on hand In case there should be any re-
turn OF the old trouble. but ! am thank
ful TO say they did their work 70 well
there has not been the slightest sign
OF my old complaint coming back, The
pain In my back used to be terrible.
II got down I had q hard job 10 get
straight again. Rut my buck 10 like Q
new n row and I can stoop as much
as ! please. I don't believe there svsr
was any medfcfus half 90 good ~
Dodd's Kidney Pills"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
A Valuable Agen,

The ~slyccrine employed In DR.. P-l
medicines greatly enhances the ~
clnal properties which 10 extract
holds In solution much better than J
hol would. IL also possesses med
properties OF It's own, btihk q va
demulcent, nusritive, antiseptic and n
fcrment IL adds greatly 70 the eEJ
Of tho Black C~herrybark, Golden n
root, Stone root and Qneen,s roo: y
tained In Golden Medical Discoycrva
subdnlpE chronic. or LINGERING coAl
bronchial, throat and lung Affect
for oil OF which thesA agents are 80
mended by standard medical author \
In all cases where there Is n wa]
away N flesh, loss OF appetite. n
weak stomach, as I'm tho early stara1
consumption, there can be no doubt \
%glyccrine acts rs n valuable nutritivsl
aids the Golden Seal root, Stone y
Queens root aud Black Cherrybars
kcsf shd strkasM, c%on{roilIifw The y
and bringing a,topt q healthy conf
OF the whole system. OfcQurse, II y
not cure eongdmpt6a exr1pSJnji lis ca
stages. IL viii euro very seyefc, OF
ate. chronic coua&, br1nthiai and d,
gcal troubles, ard chrjfiic sDrc ~
with h~oarscneSs. In acutA coughs l
not SO effective. IL Is in thu lIngss
coughs, or those OF long standing. \
when accompanied by bleeding /,
lungs, that II has performed liz :,
marvellous cures. Send for and read
little book Of extracts, treating Of
properties and uses OF the several y
lcinnl roots that enter into DIR. PEI,
Golden Medical discovery and learn I
rhis medicine has such q wide rang,
application in THO cure. Of diseases. h
sept lrte. Address DR.. X, v. Pc,
Btifalo, y, ". Tho -DIscoyerys !
tains no alcohol or harmful, habl.i-
Ing drug. Ingfcdiepts all printed on !,
bottle WRAPPER 70 platn English.
Sick people. ESPECIALLY those sufsa
10 consult DR.. PfryrN By lcftSn frtG
correspondence IS bad fsstrittly prtn
DR.. Plerce's Medical Adviser issen,s
on receipt OF stamps 70 pay cxpeus
mailing only. Send 81 oneJcent str
for paper-covered, or IL stamps for Cd
bound copy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
The Woman and the Sultan.

The story OF an Interview THAI once took
place TIVE Mrs. Reader and the sultan
Of Johorc. India. L. thus related by Juliet
WIlbor Torirkius In her continuation OF
the history OF Ella Rawis Reader. Finan-
clCr.' In tho October Evcrybody's:
she named her conditions: the right to
issue Eve million dollars worth OF six per-
cent. bonds: one hundred and twenty thou
rand acres OF land extending along the
ono hundred and twenty miles OF track:
In mincs-but here royalty demurred n
title: he though he would keep all the
in mines. For the nrSt time the young
contractor slipped into feminine processes
OF reasoning n set aside for n moment
the urgent busincys-fulI enthusiasm OF the
promoter FOR the di~rnIy OF the human girI
who secs her pet project In danger OF fall
urc.
~ you are 20 rich. you know you
don't nccl all those Mines she argued.
and We do
The sultan conceded the mines. From
an oriental point Of view the experience
was perhaps chcnp NJ the price. lie con-
ccdcd the five million dollars worth OF
bo-Cs. tho one hundred and twenty thou
sand acres OF land. At the end OF their
thru hours ak Ella avis had IN her
possession a nyc-milli1n-dollar contract TO
build n railroad across the state OF Johorc:
and It's ruler had secured on fair terms. a
means 10 wealth and civilization tho need
OF which could 10 longer be ignored. She
had come TO him nj the psychological
moment. when the contract was ripe for
giving: sho had shown herself clcar-hcad-
ed and resoiu;e. muster OF the facts and
frankly open In her statements; she had
demanded much. knowing ;hc value OF
what she gave. but there had been no
sign OF sharpness. OF trying TO steal an
advantage. No doubt TO a man accus-
toned to DO approached by Indirect
methods. by gifts and batteries. there was
q wholesome CONTINGENCIES In this novel
experience. a welcome promise OF good
faith. At all events, he accepted freely
and wholly"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Niaht in . Mareoni Station.

FROM Pcarson's Magazine.
A night In the Marcont long distance
wireless telegraph station at South
welinect. on Cape Cod. Is a night spent
In n realm OF wonders. IL In n night Of
mysterious sights and sounds emanat-
tng from things that are little known,
from things that are In advance OF the
sxeL
Even he men who are employed
<nere. whose duty Il In to receive and
trAnsni; these wonderful. winged air
messages over vast stretches or gray
sea. have never become accustomed TO
rhs wonder. To the mystery OF II all.
and ths impression n gets OF them ut
their work IN that OF n ban OF men
sauiy sensibie OF h fact that they are
In close touch with perhaps he great
est discovery Of all time.
The band OF wonder-workers at South
weelneet numbers eight men, They are
ehe manager. Mr.. PaSet: IN assistant
nana<.r: Mr.. Bangay. chief electrician.
\ very able man. by the way; an assIst-
ant electrician: two operators from the
wireless telegraph school At Babylon, l..
Z: N engineer. nnd old "Cap'n Btl."
late &C the salt seas, whose duty IL In
10 R02TU L0E IuCiONuE0 uiiu w HNN hAhh
Btrnnguru no6 properly accredited DO
npl entsr the Marconi preserves. For
ehMv are rival wireless telegraph COM
panieA and Marconi has secrets that
sone Of them would like to nave.
n n not n large place. this mysteri-
oun o~pernting room. where the operator
nov begins his work OF talking TO YES
seAs FAR out At sea, and every inch OF
uuaos n utilized. There are mysterious
49, In ..A SNauNa - 1lnr md
strange appfiancea and telegraph keys
and soundern and the like, n h con-
crete noor In covered with rubber mats
which wind IN and out among the APP
paratus m m IN devious az those OF
labyrinth
Suddenly a little brazen bell clangs
out q warning that some vessel wishes
20 talk Far out At sen, In the dark
nomI q thousand or more miles away.
poms man has pressed n key. n spark
Inns shot To the masthead wires. N
thsa another. and another-each spark
starting In shoreward flight, dots n
daahes which. being caught on the
overhead wires. have been sucked down
Into the operating room OF the station.
changing the brazen bell In their course
and then flashing through various APP
planes designed TO record them. In the
shape OF sound on the telegraph instru-
meut
TIE message IN from the captain OF
N Umbria~ and strange IL seems TO
hear. As u were. a voice from the deep.
Even the operator has never got over
the novelty Of this Here In h mes
cage:
Report an well High head seas.
Nasty tonight Sighted n derelict In
mid-occan. Spoke the Deutschland"
Then comes messages from the pas
sengers To friends and relatives ashore.
and the mental impressions all this
arouses among the attaches OF the sta
dos are ever the same. night after
might: their minds are carried far out
over the dark ocean. u into the invis-
tble beyond. and they picture the
great liner rolling her lonely way
among the gray-backed combers. the
cabin light fickering ftfully over the
waters. the officers on the bridge In
their oilskins. with eyes straining for
unseen dangers ahead.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
A BRAIN WORKER
Must Have the Kind ~ Food tina
NourIahes Brain.


NouriAhes Brain.
IL am n literary man whose nervous
energy Is a great part OF my stock In
trade. and ordinarily | have little pa.
thence with breakfast foods and the
~eItravagant claims made OF them. But
/ cannot withhold my ncknowledS.
ment OF the debt that owe 10 Grape.
Nuts food.
II discovered long ago that the very
bulkiness OF the ordinary diet was not
calculated 10 give n n clear head, the
power OF sustained. accurate thinking.
/ always felt heavy and sluggish In
mind as well as body after eating the
ordinary meal. which diverted the
blood from the brain 10 the digestive
apparatus.
Il tried foods easy OF digestion. but
found them usually deficient in nutri.
ment I experimental with many
breakfast foods and they. too. proved
unsatisfactory. ull / reached Grape.
Nuts. And then the problem was
solved.
"Grape-N Nuts agreed with me perfect
ly from the beginning. satisfying my
hunger and supplying the nutrlment
that so many other prepared foods
lack.
IL had not been using II very long
before ! found that I was turning out
an unusual quantity and quality of
work. Continued use has demonstra.
ted TO my entire satisfaction that
Grape Nuts food contains all the ele-
ments needed by the brain and ner-
vous system Of the hard working pub
lie writer" Name given by Postum
Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
D. There's a reason. Read the little
book, The Road TO wsllvIis" In pkQ.,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

The Mayer Root and Shoe Co. Of w
waukee, is designated as the P"op.'I
Shocmakers because IL provides shoes 4
each and every member OF the fap
from the baby mp. IL makes shoes snii
BILE for every conceivable use and supra
the proper thing for all purposes and Il
ditions. Whether a working shoe for 4
farmer. mechanic. miner or lumbernsI
or the most stylish and up-to-date a
for Sunday wear aud special occaSioa|
whether Il Is shoes for boys anu ~
misses or ladies. every day shoes.or dT1
shoes. this big establishment has a Il
earned reputation for making e~xceEs1
goods and for using onls the best uis'1
rails In the production OF footwear. ~
trade mark. which 10 stamped on the \
Of every Mayer shoe, 10 n safe guide |
follow when looking for reliable shots
Mayer School Shoes are known y
erywhere a. the Shoes that wear "A
iron" Martha Washington" IL the nIs1
Of the compnny's most popular coEfs1
shoe. made without buttons or laces. a
for which there 10 n biz demand sn0a
ladies who seek extreme comfort. Mhgs''
Western Lady" Represents the mos, y
proved and up.to-G7te style In l7dr
shoes and "Honsrtft" for men IL ~
kest drvsses everywhere ere ~csr''l
Mayer shoes are suJptiea ly l"1alag 81
A--l--
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Roosevelt. Teeth Going Dentist. Way

From the New York American.
President Roosevelt's famous teeth
are beginning TO show signs OF having
passed their prime. SO seriously have
they beer affected that the president re-
Gently had n number OF serious consul
tntions with his dentist. and he haI
spent much time In the chair while the
urgeo has probed. hammered. brushed
and investigated.
President Roosevelt'S teeth are known
from Sandy Hook all the way west
ward until Sandy Hook In reached
again. There II no set OF teeth better
known In the world. and every who
talked with the president recalls
M one or the vivid recollections OF the
Interview the glittering. Elistening.
white and powerful looking teeth that
give his face n OF Its strongest char
acteristics.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
The Worm Turns.

The minor poet brooded over his lemon
ads.
''shh." he said darkiy. Gan you keep Q
sccrct?'
It'll death" his companion replied.
Know then" aid tho poet. SEEKING the
others wrist. chat I an to be avenged ai
last on the editor OF the Trash magazine.
I sent him n sonnet last week. and poi
soned the gum on the return envelope"
And with n harsh. b.ood-curdilng laugh
the desperate young man passed out into
the night
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Black for Debutantea.

FROM the New York Press.
one OF the most conspicuous fcaturca Of
thu Eorsc show week has been the choice
Of more sober colors aud iints for the
d"butuntcs. Though the coming season
pyon.I-cE TO bo fully rs brilliant az any
that have preceded u. and though few Of
the pToniucn; families arc in mourning.
ii,c word has o forth myStcriously that
black or some combination with black Is
the most '-'srrel- correct mode for tho
girls who are Just making their bows TO
society. and the result IN likely TO be seen
in the most striking procession OF Puritan
maids that a New York season has seen In
many years
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Mrs.Ihn,

t%eqaent backacl
Is, accompanied
and gener
scanty menstrds
Icinent or nerve
womb and surro
be question tina
bw can n woman
n trouble bear y
|s Anna Potts.
Springs, Ark,
Bear Mrs Pinkhan
IIring the early pa
in health;
H. very anxious 10
4. but | had two III
.rrv a child 70 in
|had been cured by
babe Ton pound n
H. and " on felt I
kecr. my headach'
had no moro be;
like n new wolna
~ the mother q
tho Joy Of our h
ID Vegetable Com
Id.d remedy. and
wants 10 become a
ttual stcrility
]. IL any womai
let her try LJ
|e,ablc Compoun
ham, Lynn, Nj
to e~xpectant or
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

From tho Milwaukee Sentinel.

FROM inc MILWAUKEE, sentinel.
lie.
n you were n queen on n royal throrr
With vaHsalS nt your command.
And I hut a serf. On th. world alone.
Compelled from the rest TO stand.
Would you look down from your sta;ios
grand
And my humble attention scorne
Would your love BE- the same, the claSI
Of your han
As " you were lowly borng
SHE.
1f you were n acrf aud I were n queen,
With Kingdoms M my command.
With the purple and sold and the glitter.
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4. OF Jewels az every hand:
Would my love be the same7 From loves
cnthrali
n woman " never freed:
My Kingdom and crown | would give then
ali.
To follow where you might lead.