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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-01

Morton Witham, the 15 year
old son of Mrs. NJ. Witham, who
resides twelve miles south and
three miles west OF Minot. on sec
20. 1888, was accidentally
killed by his younger brother
Spencer, lad OF twelve years Of
age, Monday afternoon about 2
O'Clock.
The boys were playing i'll the
house after dinner and Spencer
playfully took of his cap and
threw it at Morton. The Older
boy retaliated by taking of his
coat, rolling it up and hitting his
Younger brother with it. They
had thrown the coat and cap at
each other several times, when
the Younger brother received a
sharp tap across the head with
the coat. the pocket of which con
tanned somethin" hard, and
Spencer thoughtlessly picked up
a short wire about Il foot long
and the size around OF a ten
penny nail and sent it whizzing
through the air at Morton. The
wire whirled end for end thru the
air and went with considerable
torce. One end was sharp and
the other blunt. The blunt end
struck Morton Just above the
LETT ear passing through the thin
skull bone and penetrated the
brain.
The wire did. not go far into
the head, perhaps not more than
"a quarter OF All inch and fell tc
the floor OF it's own accord. Nor.
ron fell to the floor unconscious.
Tile mother thought he was play.
ing i joke on his younger brother
and told him to get up. He did
not answer and an examination
proved that he was unconscious
The mother placed a pillow under
her sons head and sent the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-01

The county commissioners will
meet February s.
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Onsrud-Drady Nuptials.

Miss Anneta brady and Carl
j. Onsrud will be united III mar
rlage this evening. The couple
will be at home to friends at
Underwood, y. D., after March /.
Miss brady is the daughter OF
John brady and is one of the
most beautiful young ladies in
the city. She cierked for some
time in the r. 2. Lee and S. L.
kallak stores and is universally
liked. The groom is a promin-
ent young business man OF In
derw0od.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-01
Raided the Pigs

sheriff Lee. Deputy Kelley, OF.
ficer Kimball and others raided
several pigs in Minot last night
and arrested three men, Geo
vii, Aug. Steffins and Chas.
Millett. They secured a barrel
Of beer and eight bottles Of
whiskev. 1t seems that the 9TH
ers had been ''putnext" and thus
escaped arrest.
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F0xholrn.
FOxholm.
Mr.. Mallory lost a valuabl,
horse last week from sickness.

fOXOOlm.
Mr.. Mallory lost a valuable
horse last week from sickness.
Mr.. Lewis Peterson was a bust
ness visitor at Minotlast Friday.
Miss HI. igland has returned to
her claim after spending a week
with relatives in MinOt.
Frank kirklee has gone on a
short visit with friends and rel
atives in the eastern part Of the
state.
T. L. Simmons, A. A. Larson,
Walter Archibald and E. A.
Schultz drove across to Des Laos
one day last week.
Geo. Kinney returned home on
Saturday from the county hos
pital where he has had a few
weeks tussle with pneumonia.
f. A. Schultz will leave this
week for the Twin Cities and 9th
er Minnesota points. He intends
TO be gone about three weeks or
a month.
Mr.. Thompson, representing
the Ward County Reporter, was
here Il few days sometime ago
looking for the almighty dollar
in the shape OF delinquent and
new subscribers.
NJ. w. Early is at present batch
ing it on the homestead. Mrs.
Fairly being absent for few
weeks visit among relatives at
different points in the eastern
part Of the state.
Merchant Archibald has Just
unloaded a car load Of furniture
and house hold goods. He is re-
pairing the rooms over the large
sto e and will use them for living
rooms. His family who are at
present in the East are expected
here in the early spring.
Mr.. Mcintyre took a passenger
to Berthold Monday evening and
in returning home hebecamelost
and about II O'Clock he finally
landed at a farm house where he
staid until morning His ears
and nose have been the recipients
OF extra care ever since. He says
the next time he starts out on a
long trip like that one at night
he will stay at home.
J. c. Vogt, who has a home
stead situated just on top OF the
hill and where he has a very
pretty view OF the burg, the
beautiful valley and the roaring
waters Of the famous Des Laos
river, is at present stopping with
his brother-in-law Mr.. Weather
wax near LoneTree Hegenerally
takes a drive over here once or
twice week to Jolly the boys
just a little and to say that he
looks raceful behind pair Of
well matched, long cared black
mules is putting it very mildly.
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TEE SUNSHINE OF SPRING.

The Salve that cures without scar is
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Cuts,
Burns, Boils, Bruises and Piles disap-
pear before the use of this Salve is snow
before the sunshine of spring. Miss II
M. Middleton. Thebes, ILL.,, says: ~ was
seriously afflicted with fever sore that
was very painful. DeWitt's Witch Hs
eel Salve cured me in less than week.
Get the genuine. Sold by Mccoy 4 Co
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, rnnst a. y
fo,,. ,fua Judicial
- District
Hans Hanson, Plaintiff,
vs.
1uger Christina Hanson Defendant.
The State OF North Dakota 10 the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action OF
which copy is filed in the office of the Clerk
of tho District Court in and for said County,
and to serve a copy OF your answer to the said
City OF kenmare in said County and State,
within thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon you exclusive of the day Of
such service: and in case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer. judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded in tho
complaint.
Dated January 9th A. D. Bo5.
l.. F. CLAUsEn.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Bliss kenmare, N. u.
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Beautiful eyes and handsome face are
eloquent concentrations Bright eyes
are windows to womdn's heart. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
"A. S. BLAKEY.
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D. P, JONES & co.

L.
coo-No 1917 Hawthorn av. IL rooms. mod
ern. including heat.
ll5O-No. 723 q 2Sth ST. 8 rooms. modern.
ss50-No 2314 Clinton av, 7 rooms. modern
I5o-No. 1908 9TH av S. rooms. modern
itg except heat. -
4 8po-No 2513 9th av S. 9 rooms. modern. hot
III water heat .5 -.
fpOO-No. 1104 Sth st S. Z rooms. modern.
hl)0-No. 1926 Chicago av. rooms. city
ia water. sewer. gas. ....
tlD0--No. 3O3 Humboldt av N. I'd floor. 5
" rooms, modern. including hot water.
EQ0-No, 3Oo Humboldt av N. I'd floor. s
III rooms, modern.
fy,o--No. 307 Humboldt av N. 1st floor. 5
I'll rooms, modern. -.
p0--No. 10 18th st N. rooms. water, sewer,
ttp0--No. 30O1 Bryant av S. s rooms, water.
Hid will make special rate for winter
III p0--No. 1902 Dupont ay n, s rooms water
II sewer.
Steam Heated Flats
ID See our list under fats
5Eas0-No. 1892 Chicago av. rooms, first
hi class. plenty of heat -
/ fItt0--No. 1904 Dupont av N. I'd floor, Z rooms,
/ ID fine shape.
| i 0--A four room bachelor apartment in the
HI Swinford. corner Hawthorn and 18th ST.
1 III tiled bathroom. very fine.
sFa Flats Not Heated.
s6t D--No. 1908 e 21st, LIST floor, rooms
ID modern except heat
4 Esl4.ffl---No. 3041 Sd ay S, I'd floor. 6 rooms
| Yi fine condition.
a)-No. 244o Oakland av. I'd floor. rooms,
III water, sewer
ErD--No. 2736 Emerson ay S. I'd floor
l rooms. waite
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-09

STEAM HEATED FLATS.
Arcadia, 734 E 10Th st, ..@-s-.I -
Flat 1st floor, 6 rooms $50
Flat ., I'd floor, 6 rooms $50
Flat 8, Sd floor 6 rooms, S3O
Seville. 100 18th st S.
Flat H, Sd foor 5 rooms, $25
Avon, H9n,, corner 18th st and Mary place, one
Fat Eat T. 81 e2h 18th 18th st S. 6 rooms, $3.50.
Flat 2. 5s 18th st s. rooms. ssi.25.
Flats Not Heated.
S2o-Seo2 Soo2 Lyndale av s.. rooms, modern,
$1s--1s14 4th av S, 8 rooms, bath. gas.
$17.5o-&S3 10th av s, 6 rooms, bath, gas,
closet 1st floor.
$1l.5o-717 University av5 N, 4 rooms, city
$12.50-609 Dupont av N, 6 rooms city water,
bath closet. saa Il
s11.0o-s II 2Sth a5dh.t St, rooms, city water,
s11:5c-62e 9TH st NE, = rooms, city water,
ss.oo-ss4s Girard ay S. 4 rooms, cistern,
Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet av.
$2o-4s1 9Th ST Sc, s ROOMS, I'D FLOOR;
new building; all modern except heat;
rear pOrches; gas and electric lights.
$16-1512, Goth N, large sunny rooms,
first first floor, modern except heat; hardwood
Sd floor of this building fsr $14; all mod
same above. Look at these before
deciding a fat.[JA- - = O. ,#
s14-s26 9Th av n, large sunny rooms, I'd
~ floor; south front; modern except heat:
short walk from business center. -'l
ada1 a so av g. rooms s+ ana aGois "a
$10-627 9Th st S, good rooms, Sd floor; mod
er4 except heat ~"
$s-627 9Th st S, 2 large rooms, Sd floor, south
~. :-... City Realty Co.,
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ATTORNEYS

E. B. CRANE,
725 Temple Court. Minneapolis.
Prompt attention given to all legal business
and collections. Your correspondence solicited.
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BADGERS RENTAL LIST.

oAO1EhS RENTAL LIST. l.
Flats. @
1874 NH 9th st. I'd floor, rooms mod T..
ern, steam heat ............ $22 so
1S4s NE 9th ST. I'd floor. 8 rooms. mod
:. ,. = ern. steam heat .................. 25 90
1913 stevens av, 1st floor, rooms, mod.
ern, steam heat ..,,....... 50. 50
lo1o hawthorn av, 1st floor rooms, mod
,,oo ern, steam heat. Observation-Disclosures. $500
and heat 26.oO
80 15th st s. I'd floor, 8 rooms, modern 81 80
l0l9 Clinton INT az 1st floor 8 rooms. mod
$3.50 ern. and barn. ............ 35. 5.OO
lSd9 Sd ointon aV "a floor. 6 rooms. modern 80. .0U
steam heat SO o.oo
s14 I'd av S. 20 floor, rooms. modern.
90, ;, steam @ heat .:.................... $500
steam heat ..................... Al sc
,,o Houses.
good heating plant ............... 35.O
14Io H9 Llnuen aV, rooms. modern. ....... 40.OC
av, on I'd av S, II rooms. hot
water heating plant 75OC
20, . Stores. ...
IA 1st av N, steam heat 20 .OC
'ol Hennepin aV, 20x75. store and base
$50 lst av s, floors and basement. per
1a Sd st $, floors and basement, per r-'>
2OS 7th st S. 1O-room house for business
---. W alter L.. Badger,
SOO-3O4 Oneida RlGp .-
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FOR RENT
~S~.~N.~.~o~~.O~S~
Unfurnished Houses.

0 o o 60 O O o o o o o
0 T. A. JAMESON,
o 200 Andrus Bldg. Q
Modern Houses. Q
o 65 Oak Grove st. IL rooms .$65 90 0
o 1907 Laurel ay = rooms $500 Q
o 36 18th st s. 8 rooms ..... $3.50 o
o 2641 Garfield av S, 10 rooms. 5000 Q
o 1913 4th st Sc 12 rooms ....... 5000 O
o 1915 Sd ay s. 8 rooms ,,...... 25.00 o
o 1904 Grand ay S, first floor rooms 1000 Q
o 32O4 Grand av S, second floor rms 1000 Q
o 3l1O 9TH ay 8, II rooms. ......... 5000 Q
o 116 Willow ST. first floor, rooms. 1900 Q
o 122 Willow st, rooms .......... 1890 Q
M rooms @ . vacant s.p.: 'o' 1900 9
o 936 Goth av S, first and second
o floors, 5 rooms ms............... 1900 q
o 2723 Harriet av rooms. ....... 22.50 9
o 2227 22h av S, rooms. ........... 1000 Q
o o o o o O
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-09

NINE ANNA ALPLANALB READS THE
lines of the hands by methods known only TO
the gypsies: fee 81; ladies only; no business
Sundays. 3044 Fremont ay s. Take either
Iarr iat-o Lake 81
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CLAIRVOYANTS

THE SWEETSER-RoCHESTER CO.,
S10-S11 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department in northwest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-09

Modern Flats.
The Norwood, 1901 to II 9th av S, and s
rooms. steam heat, polished hardwood
ito % easE ane me NEVIS sas
decorated $50. 80 to S37
The wellington, $35 up; 13o3,11 Yale place. 4.
and rooms; all outside windows; steam
heat: janltor service: beautifully decor
- ated: walking distance. ,.,,.. ,u+
eO6-9 w Franklin aV. Franklin Heights Apart.
ments; 3. 4. and rooms: Lowry Hill
district in pink Of edc condition: hrst-class
Lowry e15f Hin IN so i55 s av
and rooms; one of the most complete and
up,to-date flats that you will find. over
The Lennox Flats. 515 to 20 9th st S, rooms.
polished floors. artesian we'll, steam heat
janitor service. walking distance.
ss5.oo-sl7 14th av Sc. 8 rooms. modern new.
s4ooo-.1zi2 v Ssth st, - block from Henne-
sS'Ps PsT ass'% dsas
S47. .5O-631 E 18th St. rooms. modern.
S5O0o-1766 Girard av s. and rooms. new.
8o0o-22Os Bryant av s. 10 rooms. modern.
Rrt 5th ay St s. ID Msrsf H0asEn sv
The Magnolia, s45 s715 Hennepin ' aY, g and :
heat. janitor services.
$45Oo-oos-1o Ridgewood, and rooms. new
sso,eo-Crane Flats. 1908 I'd av S, rooms.
ss5.oo-The Navarro, 17o6 9th ay s. 7 rooms.
modern, steam heat. walking distance.
high school.
$76. .00-1511 Stevens av. 10 rooms. third floor.
Stores and Manufacturing Space.
1 ITO 9Th st s, 44xe6 steapa heat.
514 Nicollet av 44X9O, third floor.
l029-31 Hennepin av, 22x6O and 22x6s.
s5z 1927 Z 9th b, st d S. SECOND d,s heor, II 44x1s5 80
Il $45. .o0-704 1st av S, 22x5O.
Il Thorpe Bros.
Andrus Building.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses,
THORPE BRos..

deal Estate, Loans ana hentaios
Andrus Building.
$1100-2311 S1a st S, rooms city water.
$l1.O0-62S Bassett place. 5 rooms.
$12.00-2 e 34th st, 5 rooms, modern.
$l3.0O-629 Aldr1ch av N. 5 rooms, water
$16. 00-S19 Kenwood Parkway. 5 rooms, modern
S15.00-20U5 James av N. Groom cottage
$50. 00-3252 Pleasant av. rooms. modern.
$23 300-2541-3 Chicago av, 6 rooms, thorolS
modern, fiat house. convenient to pest
car line in city.
S26. .00-252 I'd av, rooms, water and sewer.
$30.00-S4 18th st S, rooms, modern.
$50. 00-2644 Oakland av, rooms modern.
$S5. .00-272S Stevens av, IL rooms, modern.
$350O-311O 9th av s. 10 rooms. modern
$40.00-2O2 Ridgewood av, rooms. modern.
S600O-7 Z 25th st, 10 rooms. modern.
$60.00-2001 Kenwood parkway, II rooms
S65. .00-1319 W Oath st. 10 rooms, modern.
4 $000O-1312 7th st Sc, 10 rooms. modern
500. fine Clifton residence. l. rooms
SIS O0-5O6 9Th av s, rooms, city water.
$50 OO-50O Irving n, rooms. modern.
i $35 OO-1OSO 10Th av SE rooms. modern.
S35 OO-3736 4th ay S. rooms modern.
$35.OO-24O5 Colfax S. rooms, modern
$45.0O-1S14 Hawthorn ay. ii rooms, modern.
$40. .0O-2453 Lyndale av. rooms. modern. FUR
SIS nished.
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Then qchy did Frye tell me had I"
good cose?'
s'pose. but I thought Id just drop in
and give him few pointers that might
help my case
What is your case:' asked Albert,
a little amused at being taken for
Frye's partner.
WAL, the facts are,' replied Staples,
I've had to sue Il miserable whelp IN
self defense I live in Lynnfeld- It's
small place about ten miles out, an
last spring bought the good Will,
stock in trade and all Of I man by the
name Of Hunt, who was in the meat
business. He signed i paper, too,
agrecin' not to engage in the business
in OK within ten miles o Lvnnield for
a period O FIVE years. and L month ago
he opened shop almost cross the
street from me and is cuttin, my
prices right and left.
And you are bringing al action for
breach Of contract" incerposed Albert,
thinking to have 4 little fun at the
expense Of his caller.
I'm ;l-suin' him for $4,000 damage,
if that's what you mean, replied the
belligcrent Staples. L won't get 1t
all, but then, as your partner said, we
may get more than if we sued for less
Albert smiled "And so you are bas-
ing your suit on this signed agreement
are you!" lie said We'll, you might
as we'll stop just now, for you have no
case in law, though no doubt good
one in justice
But the agreement is all signed and
witnessed" exclaimed Staples, "aod
NJ. Frye said I had good reason to
bring suit, and I've paid him 5000 on
account to do it,
That may be-" said Albert realiz-
ing he had put his foot in it, so to
speak. "and perhaps you have other
grounds to base suit for damages on,
but as for the agreement this man
Hunt signed, it's OF no value what
ever
Then why did Frye tell me had q
good case and take my money!? gasped
the irate Staples.
That I can't say" replied Albert,
foreseeing the rumpus he had started.
You'd better come tomorrow and have
q talk with him. He may have seen
some loopholc for you to win out
through that do not see, but so far
as your agreement goes, it's not worth
the paper it's written on
When Staples had departed it dawn
eG! upon Albert that he had uninten-
tionally paved the way for his own :es-
cape from Frye. "Ill stay away to-
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The K:cLcr'S Trademarks.

In the English hunting field it is the
custom to mark kicking horses by ty-
ing piece Of rcd ribbon around their
tails. Experienced hunters are on the
careful lookout for ali such animals,
and should it happen that the steeds
are running close 10 one another the
eauine Hit the ribbon bedccied tail
is given L wide berth, as it is morc
than probable that It will lash out
with its hind legs to the serious d1s-
advantage Of its neighhors. In the eX-
element Of the chase horses almost
lose their heads. and an animal that
naturally is not in any way vicious or
inclined to be bad tempered Will do
the most unexpected things in the way
of kicking, rearing and biting.-London
Telegraph.
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A LOST ART.
Slie Blend OF Metals Which Certain
Races Used For Tools.

.
Races Used For Tools.
Fa.ae and fortune await tic lucky in
dividual who can rcdi$covcr the COM
binauion of metals from which the
Egyptians. the Azlccs and the lncas
Of Peru made their tools and arms.
Though each of these nations reached
q high state Of civilization. none OF
thenr ever discovered iron in spite OF
the fact that the soil OF all three coun-
tries was largely impregnated with it
Their substitute for it was a comblna-
ton of metals which had the temper
Of steel. Despite the greatest efforts
the secret CT this composition has baf-
fed scientists and has become 4 lost
art. The great explorer, Humboldt,
tried to discover it from al analysis
Of chiSel found in IN ancient Inca
silver mine. but all that he could ind
out was that it appeared to be com
bination of a small portion of tin with
copper. This combination will not give
the hardness Of steel, so it is evident
that tin and copper could not have been
its only component parts. Whatever
might have been the nature OF the me-
tallic combination, these ancient races
were able so to prepare pure copper
that it eQualed in temper the finest
steel produced at the present day by
the most scientifically approved proc
ess. With their bronze and copper in
struments they We're able to quarry
and shape the hardest known stones,
such as granite and porphyry, and
even cut emeralds and like substances.
4 rediscovery Of this lost art would
revolutioniZc many trades in which
steel at present holds the monopoly.
If copper could thus be tempered now
its advantage over steel would be very
great, and it would no doubt be pre-
ferred to the latter in numerous indus
tries. 1t is :, curious fact that, though
this lost secret still battles modern sci
entistS, it must have been discovered
independently by the three races which
made use of it SO long ago.-New York
Herald.
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Henry ClaYIa Eathcr.

John Clay, the father Of Henry
Clay, the distinguished statesman,
was not only Baptist, but a Baptist
preacher He resided most Of his life
In what is known rs the slasheS" Of
Hanover. and his farm, on which he
lived for many years, is two or three
miles from Ashland Here his son
Henry WAS born, and probably Porter
Clay, who removed to Kentucky and
became a distinguished Baptist min
lister. Robert 3. Semple, in his His
tory Of Virginia Baptists," says that
the Black Creek Baptist church in
Hanover county was originated by
John Clay and that lie was pastor Of
the Chickahominy church and did
much missionary work in the region
around.
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Uncle Terry
By.
CHARLES CLARK MUM
Copyright, 1900. by Lee s. shepaT"
c0nIiuuCl Mr.. Mason;

co,nnlicatc1," continued Nh. Mason; -.
is mostly looking up deeds and making
transfers, seeing that titles are clear.
et.. You Will have 10 watch the GUS
ror officers. and there are more or less
collections TO be made. Occasionally |
have TO resort TO the courts. but try to
! avoid them rs much us possible
Il think | could attend to all such
matters to your satisfaction" said Al
bert confidently: they are not hard
tasks.
Very WE'LL" replied Mr.. Mason. Il
have decided. partly at the request of
my son and partly from my own esli-
mate Of your ability. TO give you the
trial Will pay you twenty-five hun
dred dollars per annum to look after
my needs. and you are also at liberty
to take such other business as comes
to you so long as you do not neglect
nine.
7 thank you. Mr.. Mason. for this
offer" replied Albert, rising and prof
fering his hand, and accept gladly
and will devote all my time, if need
be, to your service.
Very good" responded Mr. Mason;
separate yourself from Frye at once,
or between now and the new year.
and in the meantime I would suggest
that you rent suitable office There
are ore or two vacant in a building
own on Water street that Will serve
very We'll and when you are through
with Mr. Frye come and see me. l
shall consider you in my employ from
now on. and us you may need 1undS
| in fitting up Your Office will advance
you a little on your salary" and with
out further comment he turned to his
desk. and wrote and handed Albert a
check for $500. II should prefer" he
added hastily, as if to prevent any
word Of thanks, that you make no
mention whatever Of our agreement to
Mr.. Frye. or in fact to any one. until
after January lst'' Then rising and
Offering his hand to Albert as if to dis
miss him. he added:
Come out TO my house any even
ins, N1r. Page. We shall be glad to see
you, and am usually at home
There are moments when our emo
tons nullify all attempts at speech,
and to Albert Page this was such 4 one.
Never mind the thanks now said
Mr.. Mason as he saw Albert's agitation.
Put your thanks into Your work, and
! in 4 wear we will talk it over.
and this is the man had almost
hired myself out to spy upon" said
Albert to himself as he left the store.
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marrow" liz. s;.i,. to himself. and let
Staples get iii his work and then face
rt.;. jnryitabi" storm that l have start
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Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rocks of consumption, pneu-
nonia. etc.. you are lost, ii you don't
get help from DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. J. W. McKin-
non. OF Talladega Springs, Ala, writes:
Il had been very i'll with pneumonia:
under the care of two doctors, but was
getting no better when / began to take
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The first
dose gave relief, and one bottle cured
me-" Sure cure for sore throat. bron-
chitis. coughs, and colds. Guaranteed
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