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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

d. wits. : sfA1SA1A1. - .s.n-. -. a.
smiled and chatted~ with him as she
had always done.
r In the hall she helped him on with
his overcoat and stood holding his hat.
What time will you be back this
EVENING"" she said. "~- "a
His eyes dropped She knew that
he was watching her through the cor
ners furtively. She wanted to throw
herself into his arms and snuggle her
head up against the new spring coat
collar and tell him all about 1t, but
that same old pride would not let her
do it.. She smiled and smiled, again,
even when she felt certain that he was
lying to her.
'I'u be home about five," he replied
You'd better walk in the park for a
couple Of hours" - >.~'.''
He took both her hands in his. The
hat dropped to the floor.
Good GIRL" said he lone of these
daysyshe shall have a carriage and not
be obliged to walk in the park"
II don't mind walking" she said,
bravely, though the big ache was still
!. in her heart. Il like it,"
He5kissed her again and went out of
the front door whistling. She stood
for a moment where he had left her
Her eyes were dilated; soon the tears
came. She flung herself into the
depths of big chair and sobbed as if
her heart would break.
"Oh, how he lies to me-" she said
and then to make the awfulness more
complete she repeated it. "How he
lies, how he ies!.'
Soon her mood changed. Her sor-
row gave way to another feeling
That feeling cholzcd out her sobs. 1t
was not over half an hour before she
came downstairs attired in her new
spring dress, with her hat and shoes
and gloves and everything to match
Straight from the door of her home
she went two blocks to the elevated
station and took the north-bound train
At Congress street. she left the ele-
waited and went into drug store
There she called up her husbands Of
fee.
mot here" said the girl. "He came
in and went out directly"
Did he say when he was coming
back?"
From the reply it was evident that
the girl had not recognized her voice.
Its hard to tell" was the re-
Spouse. "He hasn't been in the Office
regularly of late"
Without asking more she hung UP
the receiver. Through her clenched
white teeth she murnlured: mo mat
ter how much it breaks my heart, I
am going to find out the whole truth. )"
That was how she happened to be
standing on the corner of Congress
street and Wabash avenue, with her
skirts blowing and her hat sitting I'M
easily on her hair that was little
disordered. Not thought of her ap-
pearance came into her head. Her
sorrow had grown deeper as the morn
ing grew brighter. All at once she be-
came filled with a wild desperation
Regardless, of wondering passers-by,
she ran across the street to where a
cabman stood complacently.
"Can you follow an automobile?"
she said, breathlessly.
The cabman shook his head. "Can
downtown, where the streets are
crowded. but not any distance
Then can you tell me where I can
get another automobile? I'm sure this
automobile I want to follow will 90
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Exceptions.

Jcbson-Friends are the greatest con-
solutions one can have in this world. E
Bobson-You' evidently never met any
Of the.candid variety.-Detroit Frse Press.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
Well Answered,

L Mistress-Do you like children!
Applicant for Nurse-Do yez ixpect to
git Roosevelt fer four dollars week.
Harper's Bazaar. * j. ~.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

A Berlin scientist has discovered a
medicine to cure laziness, but some poo
pie are too lazy to take the medicnie.-
Cleveland World.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
Mulch for ORCHARD.

J Don't forget the mulch In the or
chard. Ten trees well mulched make
= bigger" orchard than 20 trees
Heedy, neglected and starving
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump
ton has an equal fol-: coughs and colds.-J
F. Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. Is. 1900
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

There IL 80 much affectation and ego
tism in the world that man can be-
come comedian by simply being frank.
Washington Star.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
NOVEL GARDENING WAYS.
How Cucumbers May Be Successfully
Grown from a Barrel-An-
other Plan. -,-

Secure an ordinary barrel and bore
q series of good sized holes q few
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

There 10 often a wide gulf between the
mark of breeding and the dollar mark
Philadelphia Times.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
PRUNING ROOTS OF TREES
Directions a. to How the Planting
Should Be Done-Position
.s. of the Fibers. ri

While there may be merit in the
method of planting known as the String
fellow plan, which provides for cutting
away most of the roots of the young tree
as well as the top, 1t is plan which does
not work we'll with all species Of trees
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

inches apart close
to the bottom.
Place It in tho
center Of the spot
chosen for your
cucumber bed, and
fill half full Of sta
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

bic dressing, mixed with hay, straw or
leaves and little dirt.
Plant cucumber seeds in 4 circle
around the barrel about Is inches away
from it. Attach strings to stakes in
the ground just inside this circle Of
seeds, and to the top Of the barrel, 40
the cut shows. When the cucumber
vines begin to grow, train them up the
strings. Every day pour pail Of
water into the barrel to force the Gu.
cumbers. ,-..
Another excellent plan. as outlined
by the Farm and Home. Is to dig .
trench about four feet or longer and
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

"You look it," he said. What on
earth have you been doing with your
self? You look ten years older than
you did when l went away this morn
ing"
The tears welled up in her eyes and
ran over. ..- 49, @
''I've got enough to make me look
older" she replied, looking at him
with all the suspicion she could
muster.
He did not catch her meaning.
well, I've got something" he cried,
that will make you we'll in three min
utes. Come here" -.....:z :.
He lifted her up bodily in his arms
and carried her down the stairs. With
a roaring laugh he set her on her feet
in the hall. He opened the hall door
wide and took her by the hand. SD
Look" he cried. You won't have
to walk any more in the park. I've
been a whole month making up my
mind to buy this thing" .5
He led her down the steps. A mo-
ment afterward she was perchec up on
the seat of a red runabout. Her eyes
were shining and she had very
much ashamed feeling in her heart
Funny thing" said her husband, as
they drove along at goodly pace. "a
woman sold me this machine. There's
several of them in town now, demon
strators, you know" .. ~
ell never tell him." she said to me
confideptially last night, what an
idiot l was!"-Chicago Chronicle.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08


two feet wide. Make r..
it about one foot
deep and NIL half
full Of stable dress III :'::csT1A
ing mixed with = -
few inches Of dirt on top and at fire.
quent intervals during the summer
pour water into the TRENCH Drive
stakes into the ground near
little earth. Put corner of
the trench and nail narrow strips
of board to TOP of stakes at each end,
and lay two or three narrow boards
across them. This will make a trellis
or framework for the vines to run on.
Plant the seeds along the sides of the
trench, and when the vines begin to
grow train them over the trellis, and
you will find it a very easy matter to
pick the cucumberA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
A sANcTuM CALLER

Tho Hon. Pat Grove, late a citizen
OF Omaha. bat row citizen Of the
world. is one Of the few gentlemen
who is welcome at all hours to the
saneIums OF The editcs of the country.
So far the Hon Par has spec ally
distinguishcl only certain newspapers
in the state Of Nebraska
Some tine ago he made pleasant
call on = newspaper elitor in Omaha.
More Eeceady h has made one recent
n pleasant on the santIman who H.
Editing The l. ncoln Commonsr. in Che
absence Of she Hon. William Jelning3
BIZ an. wis has star ed ON ais mission
Il cncircl ng the world
There are fsw gentlemen who are
more ntertainlng than Mr.. Grove, and
there are none VINO ar more sought
aftar than he.
lie is an affable sentl IMAM distin-
gmahed by his love for children. Il
Is said by an EN- men philosopher
that the man who is fond OF children
and dogs cannct be absolutely bal
nan. cyen If he sheuld try to be such
We are not ortainly aware of how
Mr. Grove regards dogg, but there Is
absolute proof that he is fond Of
children. When he has none of h $
own, he is willing 10 take care Of the
children of others
Some time ago he obtained the child
If an Omaha beef packer and in one
day became 50 fond Of it that It took
several thousand dollars to separate
h m frcm the objct OF his alteration
From what we know 1T the gentle
man, we are satisfied in our own
mind that Mir CFowe would be very
fond Of a good dog.
Bur all these things have nothine
10 do with the popularity of Mr.
Grove among newspaper men. HI
comes To thm and talks in the mos
friendly manner He departs silently
when his inTarviw concludes so sill
entity that he does not even disturb
the slumbers of the police
One Of the reasons why the news
paper men like him is that an inter
' ew with aim Ii always worth money
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
BeIpful ListIs Brother

Admiral Evans at a dinner al Mar.
raganseu. said, ap~opes OF i sappoini-
mcnJ
THE poor fellows feelings in this
misfortune must have rssomtled those
Of a young planter whom | knew in
my youth in Virginia
The young man was in love " tb a
girl Of great beauty She had maay
sutton ana &c allof Jhem she was
more partial than to my friend; but
he. though snubbei continually. re
NAMED very faithful
zone Sunday even ms when be call
ed. the girls uttle brother admitted
him The youngster led him mo the
parlo-, went up stairs to announce
his name, and then returning said
IS down. Mr.. Sparker, she win see
you in a few minutes.
II am glad Of that ! was afraid
she might ask 10 be excused. as she
has done so often before
mo fear Of Thar his tins | play
ed trick on her, sad the little broth.
er
How was that" sparker asked
| why. said the tad 4 pretended
YOU was someone else. <ansss City
Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS
Notices Sent to Twenty eighth StreeI
Property Owners Of Proposed
Paving OF That street

Notices have ben cent out by the
local board of Improvement of the cits
eomcil informing the properly owners
along Twenty-eighth STREET. Of the pro-
POSED Improvement 81 hat street. frnm
Commercial avenue to Park Place
West
Att Il recent meeting oF the city con=
eli he board was instructed to have
estimates made Of the cost of paving
the street with brick and ordered t.
give notice TO the property owners d
Ia meeting, at which they are to state
their objections 10 the plan according
ID the state law
The meeting viii be held al the city
council chamber this weah. 1t Il
thought that there will be no obiee-
Itions to the plan as the cry for im-
nrovcmenis has long been raised hy
the property owners on Twenty-eighth
str ct
The estimates Of paving the street
With brick Il Che only one mentioned
in he notice but City Engineer This
| tlewood has Al Q mace estimates y
covering the street with Elco gravel
lana the local board may decide upon
crawling the street instead q bricl'
paving it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
TIE FEVER CONTROLLED

The feye" situation in New Orleans
continues steadily 10 improve, ind q
cat ng that Il is practically under com
plete control Such Is the confidence
amcng The experts that the purpose
heretofore announced NOT 20 open the
public schools has been reconaiderel
and OciobeT nxed as the day on
which they will he resumed. This as.
iurance that the worst is past in the
city extends also to the rural districts,
he location n which the disease has
prevailed the worst giving the same
hopeful prospects as in the city The
local guarantees have been dispensed
with on the principal routes Of travel
and trade Is assuming It's normal con
iitlon. Everything tends 70 confirm
The theory of the directors Of the Ma
rine hospital service, and the result
may be regarded as a great triumph
of science over long established pre-
iudicc tending TO give assurance tina
the future Of the city may be who'll.
exempt from The trails % which !
has hitherto been subject.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
MoMAN,s LACK OF WAIST.

s The dressmakers' convention. the
Chicago beauty show and the further
talk about a possible similar exhibition
in New York have set the traducers
arsi the defenders Of the corset again
al their merry war.
Mr. EEL Pettet. the Chicago Apollo,
corresponds fairly we'll to the ancient
Greek stadards for the allFound male
athlete. Sharkey at his best might
have been "sculped for RomGn
gladiator Practically. the athletqc
mans physical proportions have re-
NAMED unchanged for more than 2.000
years The colleges ana Y. NJ. G. A
gymnasiums are full of young Greeks.
Very different with the form of
women In civilization The Chicago
Venus" has a waist six inches too
small for the rest Of her 1t is less
Than three inches larger than the
thigh. which is Of course preposter-
Gus. Artists have difficulty in eecur-
ing women models for classic or heroic
sculpture, A French figure of VIC
tory" for instance, will usually be a
composite the body and arms Of an
italian peasant woman, the knees cf a
French girl--because Italians kneel
too much. the face and hands Of a
thoughtful. aristocratic type.
Prof. McFaf1dens suggestion that
women now NATURALLY inherit a tend
ency to smaller waists from genera
tons of corseted female ancestors, Is
very doubtful Weissman and other
post Darwinian theorists have pretty
well established that only inherited
traits, not acquired ones. are trans
mitted TO desc ndants. Twenty gener
atoms OF Congo negresses might have
dyed their hair red without producing
race Of red-haired negroes.
An American girl Of to-day If shs
could grow to maturity with plenty o
xercise without combining hands b
any sort about the waist, would have
IS firm and strong a figure as younl
Samoan or Bornean woman. The picl
ot a generation Of such girls would bt
a Venus or Milo, not Of Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

John b Knox, Of Alliston, Ala who
has frequently o. late been spoken Of
as candidate for the United S+atss
senator ship was in Birminghay yes
tegday on bis way home from Europe,
where h. has been for two months
Mr.. Knox $ hooking wei and said
he had a most enjoyable trip. on the
subject Of politics be had nothing to
.say, or. al least he said 10th ing.
When the subject was mentioned h
looked Id bis watch and said
I'll is now three o'clock. The base
ball game al West End park begins at
four Gentlemen III bid you good af
ternoan.
And with tht Mr.. Knox left The lob
| by of the IIillman. and made for tht
ball game. Birmingham Age-Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

It is said one OF the beef packers is
almost a physical wreck by reason Of
the Indictment which has been stand
.ng against him. There is no reason
to believe however. that any ct the
beof packer are financial wrecks The
consumer who pays the freight iuclud-
ing the fines imposed on the offenders
and their court expenses, feels pretty
certain Ct that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
THE DAILY JINGLE


There Is nothing at all the matter my
boy.
The world goes plugging along
In the same old way from day to day,
S nging her good old song.
Maybe her songs grow old 10 you.
Ana maybe your hopes grow dim:
But there's nothing at all The matter
my boy
IT'S only your foolish within
There IS nothing at all the matter my
boy
You have only lost your hold;
Get back 10 the life and back 70 the
strife,
Get back to your works enfold
There is work laid out for your hands
to do,
So stick TO your task with vim.
There is nothing at all the matter. my
It's only your foolish within.
There Is moth ng at all the matter my
boy
Stand by till your task S done
It's the way for place In the worlds
mad race
It's the way thar the ends won
There's place at the top. but the
1 way is long,
4 Don't rail il your star grows dim:
Don't say that the worlds all wrong
my boy
It's only your foolish whim.
VIII F. Griffin. in Milwaukee Santi
mel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
Writes Good Verse.

The queen Of Rcumania. known IN
the literary world ass'Carmen sylva.
Is moi the only poei.quecn. for tho
King 81 italy's beautiful consort writes
really charming verse Queen Eltua
speaks I-ngllsh Ftench German IN
hallrn hrt her ncnms, which srs
shortly to be published by a German
arm were written In Serb. her rativc
language. from which they have been
translated into German. !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
NEWS or THE RIVERS


Tho Paducah CORE spondent to the
Waterways .Journay says
Captain Mcdonald mas certainly fet
tho ball rolling in this district in
cases of carrying excessive steam He
has The support Of the superintendent
Of the Tennessee River Packet Com
many VINO has done all he could TO
help The matter along. II Is MP 70 the
ST Louis men 10 star; the thing IN
that district Beginning with the City
'oi Memphis, the dynamite boat Of the
line Give them 4 biz river from
Cairo to st Louis and the Memphis
loaded hat and the time she would
make with the limit would be shame.
Fred knows thing or two about max
ing them 10 up the creek for we have
several men here who have been sec
ond with him Bnt II Is question
whether the inspectors az st. Louis
VIII 10 what Macdonald has done over
here Let them when the big river
comes this winter ger on at Grand
| Tower without any ono knowing it
and ! think they will find something
interesting TO them. Take the case
Of the sinking of the City Of Paducah,
Next week we win give you d little
rows on g. She was inspected just
before she started on that fatal jour
\ ney and the telling 70 handle her
careful" TO cne or the ilots. dia not
save the lives Of the cnes drowning
Y wei Iris Is what jealousy cauaes You
arc alright so long as You do no more
business than VIC. When yoli do
make ynn lose your Job and am hale
and hefvfy, too
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
REBELS REPULSEO
SEVERE LOSSES
UPRISING IN GERMAN EAST AT
RIGA PUT DOWN WITH LOSS
or $50 ~ six FIGHTS RE-
PORTED.

Berlin, Sept I'D The government
today received information from Ger
nan East Africa that attacks by
Rebels on Mahenge has been success
fully repulsed tliai Morogo rebels lost
$50 Killed and the Grawerth column
hnd arrived az kilwa after lntiicting
severe u sos an The rebels in SIN
tights.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE
Mndest Nc. Elvnn

The Hon. Z. b Flynn. of Springfield
VI. the attorney who secured the stay
Of execution for May Rogers. and
who probably viii argue her case be-
fore The supreme eoagg Of lhe tuitel
States next October. Is 4 wltty man
Whil7 on 5 way TO the sGprs.ne
court chambers al Montpelier 10 az
que her case for a leR Trial h. ca
RED seyeral law books under his am.
A fdedd remarked pointing 10 the
books
Why thoughg you carried all hat
stuff in your head
4 DO. gu clSly replied the lawyer
with a showing wink, "lhese are for
the Judges. Boston Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
UNION
| MAKES BIG GAIN
REPORT OF iNTE IRRATIONAL or
FIcE SHOWS THAT 224 UNIONS
ARE WORKING ON EIGHT
HOUR BASIS

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. ga bull.
letin Issued from lhe office Of the in.
ternaiional Typographical union To.
night shows 22i subordinate unions
now work ng on eight hour basis, OF
arranged 10 DO SO not later tain Jan
uary l. 1906. Since September 8
such agreements have been signed In
siXty'six cities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
THREE PASSENGERS
BADLY iNJuREp
and an Cypress Messenger Killed in
A Wreck or the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway

Charleston, VI VA Sent "a Local
passenger train No % on The Chasa
peake and Ohio jumped he track on
4 curve near Cark.n, eight miles east
Of here today Express Messenger
. A.. Hopkins or Charleston. was IN
SANITY killed Three pas engers
were badly injured They are
Noah Smith Of Richmond. Va. right
shoulder and left knee badly tniure1.
Wat Scales Of Madison. VT. tcft hip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

ENTIRE BUSINESS PORTION OF
MONTANA CITY WIPED OUT
TOOK FIVE HOURS TO CON-
TROL FLAME.

Butte. Mont, Sent Il Fire oaus-
ING a loss estimated al about 4 millinH
collars today, consumed tie entire
business portion OF Butte, lying be
tween the Shcdair block and Renshaw
alley on the south ide Of West Park
street and half destroyed The public
library. The fire call was turned Ia ~
$40 y. m. At ! O'Clock mayor Mac
Gnnias announced the FIRE ander con
troll
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

aad head hur Badly injured
Nm 5motherman Of Saulshgry. N
&, lett siie hrolcn and badly mashed;
back wrcnched5 badly injured
Engineer Henry Fox, Fireman G II
Censor and Baggagemau Walfe.
TaaNton We're slightly injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

sires, but 10 the reader of the pro-
.ceedings il looks as il Vice President
Perkins. who is also member of J.
IN. Morgan a Company firm, is putting
up pretty well developed bluff.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

Rolsr' vcnsky has recovered but It's
given our that he viii remain for some
time In Japan In this ROXY shows
his good sense When he gets to st.
Petersburg the first social function
that he will be called on to attend will
be d session Of court martial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for one year ending De
cember, 81, 1904.............-..l 1870
Average daily and Sunday cir
latIou for first six months of the
year, 1905 .......-,...'.'..- '<lsf
Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for month OF July,
1905 ........-'...---'. $1,000. H'o'
Average daily and Sunday circu-
Iation for month of August. 1895, 216i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

The governor Of Indiana says he
fred the auditor Of the state because
he was q common gambler and squand.
cred the public funds at the gaming
table Certainly this would appear to
be sufficient grounds for firing a pub
lie officer. but II he did Il why don't
they put the fellow Ia the penitcntiary?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

The proposition Of New York 70
make burglary capital offense win
probably result in New York burglars
moving to Chicago where they can
pursue the business without interfer-
encc on the part Of the authorities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

1T is reported that Jimmy Hyde Is
S. on to marry. Policyholders in the
Equitable will be gratified to know
that company won't pay for the fancy
dress nnptial ball
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

The Washington Post remarks that
the policyholders now knows how it
feels to be benevolently assimiiated,
but the Post should have said: "un.
beneyolently separated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

President Roosevelt will bestow
favor on the policyhoiaer II any pres
idenfial suggestions to congress result
in giving the polieyholder show.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

Tho Chicago woman who married
six times men who were considered
local catches, and then declared that
marriage Is d failure should abandon
home talent and import husband.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-25

There have been three raises In
price Of coal oil since John d. heard
Of the destruction OF the oil plants
at Baku. Mr.. Rockefeller is bound
to show his sympathy in some way.