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natural genius for architecture as we'll
as sculpture. Make him thy roy yal
architect as well, and with him dost
thou know what thou canst do with
these slaves? Thou canst rear Karnak
in svsEy herdsman's village; thou canst
carve the twin Of Ipsambul In every
rock front that faces the Nile; thou
canst erect a pyramid tomb for thee
that shall make an infant Of Khufu;
thou eanst build highway from
Syene to Tanis and line 1t with sisters
Of tho sphinx; thou canst write the
name of Meneptah above every other
name on the worlds monuments, and
1t shall endure as long as stone and
bronze shall last and tradition go on
from lip to lip"
The prince paused abruptly. Menep-
tab was on his feet, almost in tears
at the contemplation Of his pictured
greatness.
mark YEP the prince began again.
His arm shot out and fell, and the fash
Of its jewels made it look like bolt of
lightning. II would not fall heir to
Israel, and If these things are done in
thy lifetime I must build my monu-
ments with prisoners Of war!'
The old hierarch, who had been
nervously rubbing the arm of his chair
during the last Of the princes speech,
broke the dead silence with an awed
whisper. s.e.
"Ah, then spake the incompatible
Pharaohw -. ~ asE
Meneptah put out his hand, smiling.
"No more. The way is shown. / fol-
low, 0 my RamesesH' t,l. g 5
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lssfsd. Hd6w they i iepaiy; i;Iai 'f6ea, tliou
sssst by this writing. Now, BY the
0sds, turn the face Of q master upon
them. Remove the soft driver ktsu
and put one in his stead who is wortfr
the ef1ce. Tickle them to alacrity and
obs1lsoos With the lash yoke them
lsa1 thsn du thy canals, thy quafries,
thy mfnss with them" He broke OF
and moved forward step. squarely
facing the Pharaoh.
Thou hest thine artist-that demi-
Aod Nentu, In whom there is super-
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
Cancers, Tat1,sOrs,
Golfers, FIstMla, Piles,

varicocele and enlarged glands with the SUBJ
cutaneOus injection method absolutely with
out pain and without the loss of drop of
blood, is one OF his own discoveries and is the
most really scientific and certainly sure cure
or the nineteenth century. Young. middle
aged and old. single or married men. and all
VINO suffer from lost manhood. nervous debil-
w. spermatorrhoea. seminal losses. sexual de-
cay. 1alnng memory. stunted development.
lack OF energy, impoverished blood, pimples
RACIAL iaS l. blemishes. impediments to marriage
tions, hair falling, bone pains, Swelling sore
throat ulcers effects OF mercury, kidney and
bladder troubles. weak back. burning urine
structure receive searching treatment. prompt
relief and cure for life. They are able to tell
anyone hisdisease. They are not likely to
No incurable disease taken. Both sexes treat
ed cOntidentially and privately. Consultation
and examination to those interested one
dollar.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
DR.. DORAN

has no superior in diagnosing and treating
diseases and deformities He will give $50 for.
any case that he cannot tell the disease and
where located in five minutes.
Treats all durable medical and surgical dis
cases. acute and chronic catarrh diseases of
the eye ear, nose. throat. lungs. liver, stomach
and bowels. Dyspepsia. constitutional ca
tarrah. sick headache, rheumatism. chronic
nervousness, slow growth in children and all
wasting diseases in adults. Deformities. club
feet curvature of the spine. diseases of the
brain, diabetes. paralysis. Bright's disease.
heart disease, appendicitis. eczema varicocele
and hydrocele properly treated. Their system
of curing
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21

The first lean, brown boatman who
touched his knee and offered his bari
for hire Kenkenes patronized. The
and Kenkenes was on the point Of en-
barking when four cared bari which
had passed them like the wind a mo-
ment before put about several rods
above them and returned to the group
on shore. 44
A bent and withered servitor was
standing in the bow of ,i6e boat, wild
~ gesticulating, as if he feared Ken
kenes would insist on pulling away
despite his efforts. The young man
recognized the servant Of Snofru, old
Ranas
The large bari was; beached, and the
servitor alighted with agility and, beck
oning to Kenkenes, took him aside.
There has been an, error-a grave
error concerning the, message" the old
man began in excitement, .'but thou
art in nowise at fault. Yet mayhap
thou canst aid us in unraveling the
tangle. See!''
the covering split where Snofru had
opened it, but the wavering hieratic
characters Of the address in Lois hand
were still intact.
When the young sculptor had gazed
the old servant nervously undid the
roll and showed within letter to the
commander over Pa-Ramesu, written
in the strong episto1ary symbols Of the
royal scribe.
Kenkenes frowned with vexation.
Innocent and efficient though he had
been, the miscarriage Of his mission
stung him nevertheless. The blunder
was not long q mystery to him.
Summoning all the patience at his
command, he recounted the events in
the apartments Of the ancient hierarch
Of Amen.
There were two scrolls, !" he explain
ed zone to the servant of Ra at On,
the other to Atsu. The holy father
sealed them both before he addressed
them and confused the directions. The
one which should have brought to
thine august master hath gone to the
taskmaster over Pa -Ramesu.''
Thou madest all speedy' the serv-
ant demanded. trembling with eager
ness.
"A half days journey less than the
usual time I made in returning.
doubt much IL the messenger with the
other scroll hath passed Memphis vet,
since he may not have been disDatched
In such hot haste. Furthermore, be-
cause Of the festivities IN Tape It would
have been well nigh Impossible for him
10 hire a boat until the next day
This information ktnd1ed q light Of
hope On the old servants face.
Thou gipest me LIE again, he ex-
elaimsd. The blessings of Ia b upon
thser'
Continued next week I
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RULED {. BY MElclAs.
NEW MEXICO MOST UNAarxn1-
CAN TERRITORY.
Wise Brains at Washington Are
Fighting Move to Get Statehood
for District Settlers Also Pro-
test Against Action.

At the next session Of the national
congress at Washington, New Mexico
will come in for great share of dis.
cussion, relative to her claim for
statehood, and it is this issue which is
proving a theme for talk in official
circles in the capital to-day
New Mexico does not want state
hood! This statement may seem a
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
Cumulative Sentence.

Cumulative Sentence.
Sir John Madden, chief justice of Vic
toria. has discovered a new plan of pun
ishing old offenders. He adds up all their
previous terms and makes the total their
sentence The other day he sentenced
an offender to nine years and one month
his aggregate record.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21

Rural Postal Privileges in France.
Inhabitants of the rural districts of
France may now obtain from the post
men on their rounds postal orders, etc.,
and may hand them money for deposit
in the savings banks, thus avoiding the
trouble of going to the nearest post Of
flee for these purposes.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21

Then He Doesn't Hurry. T.
A wise lawyer hesitates to express an
opinion in any case until he learns which
side is going to offer him retainer.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21

His name is the terror Of the COM
munity. At one time young Ameri-
can, whose life had been threatened
by this menace to law and order, ap-
Piled to the proper authorities at
Santa Fe. But even the high officials
at the very capital of the territory
were afraid to proceed against him, so
far-reaching had his fame for out.
lawry extended.
And then. is it any wonder that the
battle over the statehood Of New Mex
leo, the most unAmerican part of the
United States is waxing warm? Let
the statesmen who would see New
Mexico certified state look over the
subject Of the contention first and
then tell whether such move would
benefit it or Americanize it in any
way. II statehood were given the
district, nearly every official in the
state service would be Mexican. Wise
brains in the execution of national at
fairs are advising wait until the ter
ritory shall deserve the name Of an
American state.
WILLARD W. GARRISON.
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Where Twilights Meet.

WhETe TW111gntS N6et.
In midsummer the twilight of evening
meets the twilight Of morning, in the
extreme rorthern parts Of the United
States, the light Of the sun, while tha:
orb is far below the horizon, being re.
fiected from dust particles in the upper
atmosphere.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21

"Here's Looking at YOU
A great many men keep themselves
poor, says Uncle Hiram, buying so many
looking glasses.-Kansas City Drovers'
Telegram. ii
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
Answered..

Kwoter-What's in a name?
Bangcrucpt-A lot. All my property
Is in my wife's name. - Cleveland
Leader.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
New Explosive.

New Explosive.
Dunnite, invented by Col. Beverly
W. Dunn, of the Sandy Hook station,
is said to. be the most powerful expio-
sive known.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
Healthy occunation

Healthy Occupation.
Workmen attending the pans in salt
works are never known to have chol-
era, smallpox, scarlet fever or infu-
enZa cas-
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Taste Of the Czarina

Taste of the Czarina.
The empress Of Russia spends $4,000
q year on perfumes, pastes, soaps and
toilet waters, which she has sent to her
exclusively from the French capital.
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
Has Cured Thousands Given
Up 10 Die.
DIR. DORIAN.
Next Regular Professional Visit
to Warren, Minn., Sept. 2Sth,
at the Windsor Hotel.

Returning every month. Consult him while
the opportunity is at hand
Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
size of Raindrops.

81 SA2o O1 .13100IOIDs af.4t}E
The largest yaindrops are about e1s-
nth Of a insA IN diameter. To ds1or-
mine the dEs rain is allowed to faN TITO
4 thick layer Of Aour, each drop Forming
. pellet Of dough, and these psllsts are
compared with dough psllats Obtained
from drops Of known size deatvsred on
the -four By artificial means.
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CHAPTER vi.
ATHOR, THE GOLDEN.

T sunrise the morning after his
| n return from On, Kenkenes ap-
IN peared at the Nile, attended by
(S-J a burden. bearing slave. 5E
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street nau Decome Ireer ne stood before
the closed portal Of the great temple.
The solemn porter scrutinlzed the
young sculptor sharply, but the display
of the linen wrapped roll was efficient
passport. In little space he was con-
Quoted across the ringing pavements,
under the vaulted shadows. into the
presence Of Loi, high priest to Amen.
He spelled the hieratic writings upon
the outer covering Of the roll which
the young man presented to him and
asked with some eagerness in his voice:
"Hast thou travelled with all speedT p
"Scarce eight days have I been on
the way. Only have been delayed a
few hours by the crowds Of the festi-
val"
1T is WE'LL" replied the pontinf.
brother at On"
He motioned Kenkenes to a seat Of
lnlaid ebony and retired into curtain
ed recess.
In a few moments the old priest
darted into the apartment, his wither-
ed face working with excitement.
go! Cor he cried. EAT and pre-
pare to return to Memphis with all
speed Thine answer will await thee
here tonight at the end Of the flrst
watch, aud Set be upon thee If thou
delayestr'
Kenkenes, startled out of speech, did
obeisance and FASTENED from the temple.
CH.AiTER v.
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"a Better Reason.

a Better Reason.
''Do you owe Bilker money!"
mo"
why do you avoid meeting him 2,
Don't want him to owe me money. :
Qleveaand Leader,
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THE HEIR TO THE THRONE.
lOI was not present at the sunset
prayers in Karnak. An hour
before he had summoned the
Fl trustiest priest in the brother
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-08-18

Il used to think, said city man
"tbat tie COW WAS al ANNA! OF 4 very
low order Of Intelligence, one that, 50
to speak woui'i'.' t knew enough to 60
in when it ra,ned; bat now think
differently"
Coming from Boston last week, on
one Of those melting hot days, saw
from the car window, in a pasture field,
four COWS standing under four trees
The trees we're al. very small, none
OF them casting shadow much big
ger than COW, which those cows APP
pafen;lY has, :be sense TO tro~; tor
they had not ali tried 10 crowd under
enc tree, but each COW had Ia one
of the I.te trpes
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-08-18

If your child isn't good.
then IL is not well-that S
certain and you do wrong to
neriecS il.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-08-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s ss.ss the ct &xzZzszs~

"What a nice little boyl' said the
minister, who was making a call.
"Won't you come aud shake hands.
NY son?'
"Naw!" snapped the nice little
boy.
"My gracious! Don't you like me?''
Nav! had ter git me hands an
face washed jist because you come
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-08-18
Au Stuffed Up

That's the condition of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear
ing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes headache,
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom-
ach. and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must be
Observation-Disclosures and tonic.
L was afflicted with catarrh. ! took
medicines OF different kinds, giving each
q fair trial; but gradually grew worse Until
I could hardly hear, taste or nmeN. ! ehen
concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparills and
after taking five bottles l was cured and
have not had any return OF the disease
since" EUGENE FORBES, Lebanon, Kan.
Hoods C0rsdpdrfll0
Cures catarrh-it soothes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and buiids
up the whole system.
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Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May 23.-There
have been all kinds of statements made
about Lamoure county by men who
were interested directly, but | want to
say something about it myself. 1t joins
Ransom on the southwest and lies Just
east Of Sargent Financially this
county is one Of the best in the state.
1t has some $4,000 in it's treasury, all
to the good; eighty schoolhouses dot it
from one corner to the other, and it is
not such a big one, either. All the
roads are graded up in fine shape and
there is not county in the state that
has any better railroad facilities. Three
competitive lines criss-cross the county
the Milwaukee, Northern Pacific and
500. Turnout, it is especially well
adapted to dairying, diversified farm
ing and stockraising. Several new
creameries were built last year and
more are contracted for at different
points this coming summer. There is
not farm in the county that is more
than ten miles from railway town
market. While in the county I met
several farmers who recently moved
there, and [ desire to mention one
whose success stood out prominently:
He broke 100 acres of wild land and
put it into fax, which sold for 81 $40;
he had in so acres of barley that yield
ed $500 bushels, and 80 acres Of oats
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that went 70 bushels to the acre; he
paid SIS an acre for his land. This
looks to me like most excellent show
ing, and is no more than any farmer
can do who wants to hustle.
One farmer told me that the Dana
her & Maben Land & Investment COM
pany, whose main office is at 1926 Rail
road building, Minneapolis, had sold
more land in the past five years they
had been operating in southeastern
North Dakota than any other land con-
Germ which had been operating there
in fact, they had turned over $4,000
acres in the past five years, and that
they still own and control about $4,000
acres more. Their sales in 1902 to La
Sale county, Illinois, parties alone
amounted to $250,00O, Of which $685.
600 was spot cash-this was certainly
going some:
Their plan of operation is to secure
a small payment down and give good,
long time on the balance, and they al
ways deduct a purchaser s railroad fare
from the first payment he makes on
anything he buys. Their buyers all
ticket to Edgeley,, N. D., and when they
get there, are taken over as much Of
the county as they desire to see in au-
tomobiles, which are handled by the
most competent men they can find An
other thing they always do is to show
every buyer the best they have to offer
at the time. W. A. Otis.
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bled with fevers, sheep with foot rot
and scab-Where all kinds OF animals
are free from disease.
Persons who make a scanty living on
rented farms back east should come
and get farms Of their own, and by saw
ing rent become Independent with half
Of the labor expended in making money
for landlords.
stutsman County
Has first class railroad facilities.
Has good markets.
Has excellent trading points and
good stocks of goods.
= Has fine roads. .'-@s','.,,' ~
Has many good bridges,
Has a good court house.
Has first class schools land plenty of
them. .-1.- ~ .ss
Has churches Of all denominations.
Has thrifty and progressive popu-
lation. .4 =:
Has it's permanent improvements
made and paid for:
Come and live where these things are
and do not go where they must be &C
CURED and where you must help bear
the burden and expense.
= Jamestown.
!! Jamestown, the county seat of Suits
man county, is one Of the largest cities
in the state. It has fine railroad facili-
ties and markets, good daily papers,
water, sewer and lighting systems; ele-
vators, banks, Touring mills, etc. Its
future is assured. Its citizens have no
superiors for enterprise and business
integrity and intelligence.
jamestown IS schools are an especial
pride Of it's citizens. A large, new high
school building is being built and other
changes made to keep the facilities up
! to the demand.
jamestown is the seat of the North
Dakota hospital for the insane. It is
located on the James river and is an
attractive city. In addition to the
city has the jamestown Northern
which makes tributary a fine region OF
country north Of the city.
jamestown has a fine Commercial
club made up Of the best business
blood in the state. A letter addressed
to the secretary of this organization
will bring detailed information in re-
gard to chances for investment in
Jamestown ; and Stutsman county
There are also many reliable land anc
real estate agencies located in this
beautiful little city and among the most
prominent who have fine propositions tt
offer, might be mentioned Alex R
Clemens, William Kavanagh, John B
Fried, NJ. B. S. Trimble & Co., and the
Wells & Dickey people, who have thei!
main office at Minneapolis and branch
at this point. Certainly. with the ia
back east, and the young men'wso ar,
DESTROYS Of making a new home should
look Jamestown and Stutsman county
over ...... .-..- r..
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"harmers of the East" Being
attracted BY Dickey County

years ago; most of them didn It have
large abundance of this world IS goods
when they landed, but I cannot find
one Of them today who does not con-
troll a nice bank account, and a good
spend winter in Florida-however,
the most Of them are very well pleased
with their North Dakota winters.
Cakes is entirely dependent on the
farming country; it has 1000 people,
but it's council recently voted to bond
the city for $4,000 to put in sewer
age system and every dollar Of these
bonds was bought at par by residents
w. A. OTIS
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Special Correspondenca

special correspondence
Cakes, N. D., May ga quarter
section of land in Dickey county sold
within the past month. to resident Of
the county for $4,000. About five
years ago this same quarter was sold
for $500 by the present purchaser s
brother. The citizens Of this county do
not make any pretense Of saying that
land here has all increased in value, or
selling price, 600 per cent in four years,
or that this particular sale should be
used as {; basis for eastern buyers to
use when considering purchase, but
they act something else. They are
buying more land every day. Nothing
so thoroly recommends any section Of
country, as for it's citizens to increase
their holdings as rapidly as circum-
stances permit.
Eastern farmers, be they renters or
owners, or sons of owners, are going
to have little leisure time during this
month and June. Some Of them I
know are considering visit to the
northwest to see what this country real
ly is. I have just one thing to say to
them, and that is, :" Dickey county
farmers all came here three to twelve