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Thursday in order to insert legal
advertisement sent from Montgom-
cry.
These girls, working side by side,
for nearly twenty years. watching
over each other with never-failing
confidence and inspiration of love.
started in with the same old Washing
ton press in use sixty years, the same
old-fashioned cases and imposing
stone and mailing table in use for the
same length of time, made their own
clice fires splitting and carrying the
kindling To do II with. cleaned up
oiTce, brought water from the public
hydrant to wash the type. rolled while
the pressman worked the press till
hands were blistered by the unusual
exercise; yet these gifted women re-
port political conventions, express In
tolligent, logical opinions on affairs
OF state, write county news, as well as
write on social functions with touches
OF sparkling beauty and wit. They
composed patriotic songs to popular
airs. arranged the Democratic plat
form into a campaign song for Cleve-
lands second administration and sup.
ported Joseph f. Johnson for COVER
nor with will and vim against
great opposition
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fects were examined for distribution
as she had directed. a quantity OF gold
and silver coins, said to amount to
about $4,000, were found under her
mattress. 1t has always been believed
that this money had been given to the
old woman to keep by horse thieves,
who either had died or been run out
of the country and had been afraid to
return to get 1t.
About the early part of the last CEN
fury there were several gangs of horse
thieves that operated along the coast
from Virginia to Florida, and 1t was
from the hanging of some of these men
by a mob, headed by a man named
Lynch, in Virginia, that the term
lynch law" is said to have been de-
rived. Mrs. Prescott lived in a very
isolated part of the district, and it has
always been believed that these
thieves used to make her house their
stopping place and gave her the money
TO keep and that she was afraid to
tell of its possession even on her death
he'd
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--rned away, and the first word which
was decipherable was his fathers
name-"Silas."
Below this might be read, with
some difficulty, the following inco-
herent scraps of sentences, in which,
after all, there was a good deal of
guess work:
''Hcve not forgotten e.. OF
twenty years on receiving
this letter at once for Dover
expect to reach There
is that between us which not
allow you to deny ask =.
and many you alone can
If you refuse I shall
that you as the criminal :.
of your youth"
Beneath this last sentence he could
make out what he took to be the
letter ], which apparently stood for
the initial letter of the Christian
name, but the rest of the signature
was burned and obliterated.
At this moment something again re-
called to him the mysterious words
WHICH uCdl "a lht llSHl DNiOi Y
the funeral, and he looked round for a
possible Interpretation of them.
His eye roamed from one object to
another, and his tongue repeated the
words-"The spring at the back of
the recess!" What recess? Where?
He rose from his chair and took a
sharp turn round the room. The
recess! What was meant by the re-
cess?
Father" he said, as though adj
dressing some one present. SHOW
me what you mean" He drew up his
chair and resumed his seat; but there
was that in his behavior which sug.
gested one under the control of some
mesmeric influence, or who walked in
his sleep.
Immediately in front of him, his
eye rested upon small door. To
his surprise, he now observed for the
first time that the key was in the
lock. He turned it and saw papers
within, tied up in bundles and en-
dorsed. Some were quite yellow with
age, and some were more modern.
He went to work deliberately until
he had quite cleared the space. II
was not very large, but now that II
was empty it formed a sort Of
He did not finish the word even In
his own mind, but began to pass his
fingers over the panel at the back
slowly backwards and forwards, ar
inch at time.
At last, something seemed to catcf
his nail-something which projected
ever so slightly,
He pressed 1.-THE spring at tho
back of the recess-firmly. There
was a little Earring sound and thu
back of the partition fell forward. re
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IMPOSITION OF PERFECT PUN.

nse and Thought Should Fit Toaeth.
er In Anatgonstic Identity.
perfect pun makes good sense
h ways; the edges meet with a
PIX like the blades of a sharp pair
shears. Sometimes the very
8ughts fit tight together in antago.
Sic Identity, as when the man said
the temperance exhorter that he
|ald be good fellow if he would
let drink alone; or when Disraeli
1t was he) wrote to the youth who
sent him first novel: II thank
very much; shall lose no time in
#ding it," or as when a man seeing
soor piece of carpentry said: THAT
&cken coop looks as If some man had
PIE 1t himself" Exquisite perverse
3#ralness of thought! And the same
Folute punning, the very self-de.
uction Of proposition, was the old
fth thrust at a poor poet by the
lend who said His poetry will be
a.d when Shakespeare and Homer
~ forgotten" 1t was a fine, double.
& ged blade of speech until some crude
low, Heine, l think, sharpened it to
wire edge by adding, land not till
en," banality that dulled its per-
i&stion forever.-Atlantic Monthly.
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Facts and Proof.

MHulett, Wyo., Dec. 4th (SpeciaD-
'r has ounce of fact is worth a ton of
eror Mid eory and 1t is evidence founded on
md pea hts that backs up every box of
uac,,o Mdds Kidney Pills. The evidence of
Ople who know what they do. Mrs
'nsatiori ~ Taber, highly esteemed resident
OF CAD Hulett, says:
ly CAR ri know Dodd's Kidney Pills are a
'rancist Euable medicine because | have
Ned them. took seven boxes and
onoa by cured me of severe attack Of
" Is dney Trouble. They relieved me
0 s9,5O& I'M the first DOSE and when | had
in All ished the last box I had no pain
my Kidneys are now acting prop
IT,"
as "EDodds Kidney Pills are now recog-
game ed all over the world as the great
from u Kidney Remedy science has ever
en- SIM pduced. They cure Rheumatism,
Hopsy, Govt Lumbago, Diabetes,
Hnary and Bladder Troubles.
ct OF ght's Disease, and all disorders
With oHsing from any form of Kidney Dis
emit He.
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THE "COFFEE HEART"
Is as Dangerous as the Tobacco or
Whisky Heart.

q Whisky Heart.
q Coffee heart" is common to many
faee users and is liable to send the
&'her to his or her long home if the
lug Is persisted in. You can run 30
~ yards and find out if your heart
troubled. A lady who was once a
4ctim of the coffee heart" writes
Pm Oregon:
I have been habitual user of cot.
4 all my life and have suffered very
Yen In recent years from ailments
I'ich became satisfied were directly
liz TO the poison in the beverage, such
"A torpid liver and indigestion, which
turn made my complexion blotchy
muddy.
Then my heart became affected. II
'ulu beat most rapidly just after
slk my coffee, and go below normal
the coffee effect wore off. Some.
.es my pulse would go as high as
"A beats to the minute. My family
ae greatly alarmed at my condition
at last mother persuaded me to
sln the use of Postum Food Coffee.
gave up the old coffee entirely
absolutely, and made Postum my
table beverage. This was six
'aths ago, and all my ills, the indi.
suoh' Inactive liver and rickety
~ action, have passed away, and
complexion has become clear and
.urai The improvement set in
a soon after | made the change,
as soon as the coffee poison had
~ ~ 70 work out of my system.
ny husband has also been greatly
sated by the use of Postum, and
and that a simple breakfast with
~.um is az satisfying and more
.sthening than the old heavier
y We used to have with the other
Vi coffee" Name given by Postum
= Battle Creek, Mich.
S',es reason. Read the little
'" The Road to MELVILLE" in pkgs
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uos HAD VARYING EFFECT.
caller Carried His Potatlons
Well, but the Other

wen, put tUc OLneT-
A. effect Of the wine that Is red"
X much according to the consti.
h, M and temperament of the person
may indulge. Two friends who
N ilned well made a call on a
r.n friend. The generous and
wine induced spirit of louua.
!, one talked fiuently to the point
nubllity to his hostess during the
= .Ing, until the time for taking
r. when he rose gracefully and
x,ked his hostess for a most de.
y ful evening.
KS friend. the taclturn one. had sat
|Eng the evening, swaying slightly
smiling a sickly smile of approval
HIS friends conversation. Immed.
sly in front of him was tiger skin
j the large head of which, with two
Herring glass eyes. faced him and
sted their CLASSY gaze upon him
4 h hypnotic effect.
Realizing that he must follow his
|snd's lead, he raised himself IN.
badly, and, extending his hand. said
boz night, GOO night, Mrs. Blank;
kinks very much for a MOIST dellsht
evening" Then, stopping, he
|oked the tigers head, saying:
II must pet the dear old dog before
~
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One Thina to Avoid.

Yes" said the great man, 81 am
going to write book of personal rec.
objections, l think | am prominent
enough to do that, don't you?"
"Oh, yes, you're prominent enough,
but I'd like to caution you about one
thing"
What's that?"
For the purposes of publication.
don't recollect anything about promi-
nent men now living"
But they're just the people want
to write about Those are the kind
of "reminiscences that will make the
book sell"
"Oh, well, suit you're II, but remem.
Der that | warned you.'
What's the danger
why, just as soon aJ you begin to
recollect things about them they will
begin to recollect things about you"
Il hadn't thought of that" remarked
the great man.-Cincinnati Post.
Women Inventors.
The United Slater has granted $500
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Work of Personal Intelligence.

The encouraging and educating OF
young person with continued poor
Ealth is a department in personal
felligence. How to think in time to
fVe strength is mental preventive
|edicine. How to grow a substantial
Ethusiasm that will not be displaced
i any common emotion or tempta-
fn, Is a study in self-control.-Earl
Pratt.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07
Women Inventors.

The United Slater has granted $500
patents to women
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AROUND THE STATE.
Items Of Interest CuIled From the
Louisiana Press.
Boil Weavi1s Discovered in Sabine Parish.
Decrease In Insurance. Rates-Light-
ning's Queer Pranks-Alexandria
Secures Baptist College.

The Red river is falling above Nat
ehitoehes, after having caused much
damage.
Haywood Oil Well No. 4 was brought
in as a 10000 barrel gusher in the
Jennings field.
Pierre Didier, white boy IA years
old. was drowned at Alexandria while
swimming in Red river.
Gov. Blanchard has named Thurs
day, Aug. II, as Louisiana day at the
Lewis and Clark exposition.
The annual eneampment of the Louis
lana Baptist Young Peoples Union
is being held at Lake Arthur.
The Independents Presbyterians will
build a non-seetarian industrial, nor
nal and academic institution at Zach
ary.
The police jury of the parish of As
sumption donated $500 to the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Hospital at New Or
leans.
Oscar A. Lyons shot and killed
Allen Coward in saloon at De-
Quincy. The tragedy was the result
OF an old feud.
E. S. Hardy, an assistant state ento-
mologist. has discovered boil weevils
in great numbers in the cotton fields of
Sabine parish.
State Bank Examiner L. E. Thomas
issued statement showing the total
resources of the 1873 banks in Louisi-
ana to be ST, ,473. 799 33.
Chas. Robertson, a 9-year.old white
boy, confessed to the authorities at
Lake Charles that he had committed
six burglaries in that city.
During q storm at Jonesboro light
ming struck and demolished bed on
which three children were lying, leav-
ing the children untouched
Adam Austin, aged 50 years, COM
mitted suicide at Little Gallon by ty-
ing a heavy iron pot around his neck
and jumping into the bayou.
A. Zorn, Shreveport tailor, be-
came Respondent because his health
was poor and committed suicide BY
shooting himself ii the mouth.
During 1904 the average premium
rate charged on each 800 OF insur-
ance in Louisiana decreased from
s1.75, the rate in 1908, to sI.56.
Amos Buff, Of Columbia, while
ehastising his nephew, James Buff,
was shot and perhaps fatally wounded
by the boys brother, Joseph Buff.
Alexandria has completed the en-
doWmens Of $50, coo necessary to hav-
ing that city made the location of the
projected Louisiana Baptist College.
Alexander Winn and Nelson W alker,
negroes who murdered Charles Hauck,
q shanty hoatman, will be hanged from
the same seatfold at Vidalia on Fri
day, July %.
Deewood Williams, who for years
past has operated blind tigers in
Grant and Catahoula parishes, vas
shot and killed by Sheriff j. w. Wal
tiers, OF Catahoula, while resisting
arrest.
Vandals demolished the Office of
Mayor J. Vol Brock, at Franklinton,
and the citizens of the town are MAX
ing an active effort to discover and
punish the perpetrators of the cow
ardly deed.
s. E. Joynton, a prominent citizen
Of Lake Arthur, committed suicide in
the presence of an officer who was about
to serve on him warrant charging
criminal assault on the young daugh-
ter of Rev. s. W. MeClinton, a Bap-
tist minister at Jennings.
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This wonderful !. Prescription imbues
the entire nervous system with natural,
healthy vitality. gives elastic vfgor to
the delicate organism specially concerned
IN motherhood, and makes the coming
Of baby entirely free from danger and
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health for over four years and had been
twice in the hospital My husband brought
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has carried ME easily through my last TWO
eonhnernents. We are now blessed with Two
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pa1ttc1panos II Ine SVEN turnout:
Il you rs hoo IKE Inc eeieorased
socleey ieaaer VINO saia she1 "a rasnei
oe aessa sh al not Ia tne ssyle:
II Donalasouvllie# won't present the
dppeafahee OF an animated hoWei
: a. u0u oh 9iie a1sefIooh ot ehe gioFi'
GUS eon
your sfap VIII oe deeorated with
tosos'
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uiu'iiss
oa1tie-a y aeiohss
pops.ies. t.
- anii as
oAtnese peohles:
4eiA0As'
oos peas
peaon blossoms:
e'luoi.olss
sio'eess
'.t'le.'io'ss
''A-- ia5'
@"o0' aii0s
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oo1n.
-lee.
N-l 20 =
pun f,A ins.
sone oshef 1iha oi rare not
noose ne,"ei'
- 4sA u9au seisaanss 0'ias aii
- ele '. ops WIZ oe uaisies:
A.sn VIII oe ais pfeselef-e Tue
Los91eoeueoAeo Vehicles Or ef'e rosy
leoAe0 ie's' ses "ho arc ~ hssi'uia eii7
us.
= un0 s'ereosSp peo phrase among
e..e ,0iieso piossoms - Dohaluson-
wy > aluens - silas' won . nave
ns" I neaains aitef sle 41lls
Ias = - = ~ u-nesaaeu aoous'
= = uaAaAs - o'la7l honhey : e.
1hal - "eie .noie stue g ah Aihas
ho9 lous = WI aaks hih 0o reallze
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7 = - : 80 = lnoasiy pues oh =
oancn = PRESS peopie WIG haa aD-
soiuo9y - - 'lis - esoat'S
-seeln % ~" snes were aooare 9
sssashsntp - 'ns nluaie ~ she oEoaa
ptue ssas
= : onn snoulan : leio.h anu mere
s1'e, eonnne Himself " ianliy ssofiess
s4aA1.
= YOU aaselasu sae aasser iesels az
ss .e'es 0'anu arr 1s's1 oaha
- siiose Mefsn :. hice' JUICY GOOSE
ssgs 0he : eilsans aanusa 70 ohe 2 ason
Asose s9on sseA
~" 'll9 ,a'se. ~ hiaA ene t6asheFeu
oAes sao4i4 20 s1asseu ~"
= 'n0y @lo seill =. she optnloh W 81
'iie iosais eoa1o 1te w .ae 9unsnine
push d roo, oiose ame
w Alea A'oiiS 0ofo'opea ineo sueii Q
>" ao0e''
II you saw MIN puneh the oaIl IN the
eye for two sizzling bingles?
and then sroh ont into eantra f;e1d
~. -. -
@ne soooio ~ @ ts ny on az Woaiu
have raised sand had 1t been allowed
to pass?
II there ia anv question aha,,t the
80,
ano- soes.1u u nas ius ooen mig
What the BIRDS Will do TO the dowu-
the bayou aggreg abion tomorrow?
Ifit isn't . cineb the h;o and Of tho
= = -
aus ceeeap0S VIII sway lisii' aefe az
home?
If anybody's got a kick coming on
the quality of bali provided thus far
s..e - = - "a ~ aa,,aa.is. - H. 50
oS W4gslhs aia MS ceiieoeion u iise
ones?
If YOU heard of the extraordinary
:, ,,,stranomie feat nerforme5 hv the
: -. - - a. n.aT-1.e-a
easiiiet' anu oii0 oooAADe p1a
How in the world they managed TO
Ian up six portions of shrimps apiece
a,i,ha,,. disanranping THAR ;r,sa,;ar
l,s.,..a -
theeian.san. y: 70 .a,,. o.4;as
Il ellae wasn 9ss,s : yzss.ag Ja;a soae ta
Il aaas pdp tlls a,.s = ,a,a,, u w. ~.
a. o. ,arsonrad S,.S t,ua1s,a h,1s o1se
stunt was ,,lel1oas performed Twelve bugs con-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-06-24

- BAD HEADACHES gem
eraIlF arise from bad stom-
- aclas Foul breath. bitter
taste coated tongue. sour
eruetatfons or beIehing OF
s~s.< Ras, are common symptoms
Hi A4s though not all present in
sA -. H#sS every case To cuTa. take
o. A small Doses only one or two
- each day, OF old Or. Pfereetss
Pleasant Pellets. the GFiga-A
mi Little LIVER palfs, firgt put M bT him oFeF
10 years ago ane or E4#D o Inxat5Fes shTes O1
RaMg cataAark5c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
6rn Nnipfpii. Minn.

Reb Bet iamre ie9 ienber min Sub
itrtptior til SIabet, bill iea ienbe "3ecos
rab Soften" % be1s 2GIcre uogIe Qiuier
bertha. 8eiret bar bGret gQnifc goSt
belle Stnfer meb Iibt enc, tnapt NOT til
SlGSefere. Gi babe oog en- @Ii35arh
3ote Suteoag, rtgttg Ell "Glbttu1er"
9ap1on ct en- tripeIig 8b; ben bar al
IteuS 6orretuiu9, iom bprer til / Ell bra
Sp, FAINT Cement Sibeipalfs", Selefon
o.i.p. Ct fort StoIebus ital bpgges til
Gaaren. Saiementet er alerebe fGroigt;
bet bIir nof ct al De peneite % itsrite /
nogen SIP al bens StsrreIie. Ser bcnbte
en- ltIbtfe, tbet Sbonnas grettineer Mite
De fit SIs neb SIbebrnno ben 16be San.,
Set er ct bodrbt Cab for bau1, iipr bens
ne &ib paa aaret. Stun ubeteoelist at
Subboet rebbebes. Gariaeen til Slbens
Sptomit err ubetienbt.
@unrttrbet berpmfrira er aonife bent.
Sc fGeitc at Sarmerne bar ftore Slie oo
2aoebpeuin9er n,eb pafre Sfoplunbe onts
trin8. 2ar6et er bGro 80 a 80 SoTars
pr. 4cre efter @eliggenbeS.
Seq ifuloe enife at uuqcn, iom Ieber,
9por Der er frit Somefteablanb at foa.
btlSe Itrtpe / 8IaSet, BELT De, iom leber
/ Oregon eQer 8aibtneton
u. paa Sarmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10

Siben eeu moScrue aurus Ssihnaitiue
90 Selnbinoer hleo cpfmoct, or mere cno
SunSrehe forifirlliae Raifiuer al f~orSiieIs
lig Born o. Sppc blct bragt / Sauoelcn.
SteriteecIeu al Sem uobeneS tiliaIas
tln CT meget Tort Sio.
Snorfor2
Soan or oct. Tom bcItemmer en- Gnrm,
9PaiftneS eller ct HebitdbS Su,ceS eQer
Biaifo2
Stmpeltben & a rmereuS @iIic.
Son or CONNER % Surp | Sdeeu.
Sans Gienhclle or cnocli9.
SaB GereS eaet SiIiGISe Tom ct Grems
pei. Ee nnItcr hbiIsctiombetit dr6ctoss
i~porenoe Waitiucri til Drug pdo 9ercs
6arrn, raor bet er spbt.
Sc eniier life ben SaarIige Slaas til
noGeu &ris.
Sarmerne her tiIanns bar aItio prrei
pna notig efter alt bet, Der boloer 2eis
terne ON bcore Reiultater.
SutS en- 600 Siua foreIrgqes Benz.
tlcbcr re Den, bctaIer ben % opnuur
SuiceS berpeh.
6piS herfor ct 9GuabrugsreSitdb al
ct eler anSet Stogs life opnaar 5utccs,
iau CT Der Inn en- @ruuh BERTH. % BET
er, at Oct life beliSber be Sortriu iunl
nppeIIcrer til Oct aoNe Gmosnme 90 oer
innbe Cans hos ben prnftiife Sdrmer,
lom d%nrnoNeS ON at bruce oct.
Faa ocu nuoen SHE - bbiS set lnIs
les en- gnittue at ptuoe BoItctS @unit.
life blot Tor ct War, men nicuncm Ell
Merle al aar, iaG ian man itole pdd, at
bette fpIoeS benS 8ortrim
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-10
Nra @iQinas Mpntnnn.

ga Oct fuuoe bGre al SntcresIe for en-
Sci al "Roiten"s 2GIere at bsre Iiot fra
Billings, iaa bill ieg berbeb bebe ON
RiaoS for nogie Gen~terfutuger, iipr aus
9aaenoe oeune uIDtteIigc 8D. 8iuinas
er en- gb / sitre Routara og teller 5000
Snobb88ere. og er III bel mart iagt be-
flcnbt for uGiteu enbber fra Sup til
Sab.
Spab Dor 9p melt bar giort fla betienbt
oeo er, at ben / Ssit ifuIoe ia Ell Boom.
Sc eu9eIife apiier Der / 8eiten bar p9ret
FiuIo al gleoenbe Striperier, % Reiultatet
er ell Sp%eripeureIie af Gpseierrigc, og
nGiten eubper Stat / Uncle Cams ftorc
8i9e % Canada bar hpret reprcienteret.
Sauot NOT er her en- 6el Del @pqniug
JON gdar for fig, men bette er 10 o9Iun
Oct eueite nGpuebGrotge. Ser er ingcn
Sabrifer, uubtageu ell Rrritcnsfabrif,
iom rrddife gddr ct Bar @auneber on
Garet. glebens ma forl, Gopenber bar
begeiItret ODER 8oI9eres helbige 1lofalo
% ggens glintrenSe 5remtiS, boor sen
iimpIe Raabe tGutte at 9iere i'm enc 9pIs
lar til TO % Dem mGgtige iiu til $1,000,
bleb man pIu6ieIig pGffet at 9remmeu
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