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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26

him. Her face was crimson, and her
eyes refused to meet his.
whats up?' he asked her cheerful.
~.
"Oh," she said. IL tried to bury
him. and he wnsn't-oh, can't you un-
derstand"
They wended their way back to the
little rocky cliff and sat down togeth-
er They were chattering happily.
Il did really think l had done it that
time" he confessed.
You are dear old stupid she aver.
red as she smoothed his hair.
BARRY PRESTON.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26
DE N T I S T
A. L. WALLICK, ID. ID. s.

215, 216 and 217
First Natl Bank Building, Shreveport.
Both phones, No. 463.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
u E. MARTIN,
Practicing Physician.

Office with Boggs Drug Co., Plain
Dealing. Calls promptly answered, day
or night. At DR.. r. B. Martins, near
Rocky Mount, every Thursday from IL to
2 o'clock pm. Phone connection.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26
How whittier raised some Money.

An interesting story is told OF the
poet Whittier showing his ingenuity
in getting subscriptions for good
cause There were number Of car
riage makers in Amesbury, where he
resided. and, being once unable to coli
lect cash in consequence ,of the pre-
vailing commercial depression. no sug-
gested that each might contribute
some part Of carriage-one the
wheels, another the body. etc. Thus
oil the parts of complete carriage
We're given and it was sold for the
amount required.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26

Some minutes later Freddy Carver
pulled the portieres apart.
Aren't you dancingY he inquired.
"Come on out And for heavens sake
stop scenting up the whole house with
burnt chestnutst''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26
Explained.

Towne-It's funny you don't know
that man over there. That's Braggs.
Browne never heard Of him. Towne
Evidently you have never been with
In range of his voice, then.-Philadel-
phia Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26

Nell-So their engagement Is off?
Belle-Yes. She says he was too hard
to please. Nell That's funny. He
must have changed since he proposed
to her.-Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
McuE IN COMPLAINING Moor.
says People Of Charlottesville win Be-
Sorry Sorae DAY,
tSirsrial 90 Tic Daily Press.


GilAR-OTTESNllIi. VA. Feb. &C.,
! 1at"n..l McCuc. VII. is Ia be h:,n-
81 Fob. 10 fcr wife mar,!cr is ur.,le,
heavy guard dry ami night. and r.
"rlNrs 's:t :ew- visitors. l:c has M
Transacted any business cf jluno-l-
al'r i,r scN.',;ii lays. anL seems be-.
fcrtly resigned ~ MS sa,u.
All Preparations l,:.yn ils,,,l made ;,;
~. -t>tts,.!nl ot ,;.n l;,ws sentence
#!'t :'l'I u I. vl.,itin;. ir;nnt, vrsl.id;, .
''li in Was prepared 70 meet his end
TIT rs mad lone :,rra, deal OF ....,,,l
iHr he city. and j. ~ lad not MS, vi, !.
~ !'r@:.tnl ;rounl" Wnul,! have pla,,n.t,
70 20 mere fer the people &C Char.
it''"sHil!n: hat if nc had been spared.
l> had iii:t.si!c! Ia ..s,nh!:s!, ,vu ,,n;s
at The University hospital, bu, ho ha,,
''%'3n swept from mis- fee, ~ liz, local
paptES h;l' i.h" people or C'm.|o,i,-.;.
'1'ic would some day rr-rr, thcr nr.
'cn towards him McCue. saws ms;
~. mas niadc his peace with God nn.l
mat h.. would seen be at rrst a. h::;
Makers right hand
&c condemned man. while y ,.ltlr
nervous, seems TO lt. perfectly calm.
ana expresses confden, hores OF tn.
:u'ur" His miniyc rs wish him IN his
cell daily. lie rests remarkably well
~ night under the circumstances. ll;-
appetite seems 70 flag. though his
meals furnished him from he iail ar.
O; an inviting character. McCue talks
PIT little 70 tios. who visit him. IL,
continues IL read his Bible and .iyc:;
each Nis'1ot who leaves his cell a
quotation from the Scriptures, and
asks hat il be roa,! carefully More
over nc invites his friends 10 nee:
him IN Heayon,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
RESCUtRs IMPRISONED IN ISI
Tie Annapolis is Frozen IN Chesapeake
Bay ard Unable to Frocce d.-AnotI,
er Relief Corps VIII Try 10 Force a
Passage Through the Frozen Dee?
Today


ANNtro!Is. MD, ryl ); - hc l.,
boa, AnG2ne'is 'i;ft A"re TODAY II res
cu' u. oyster nor, WHO !,avc Lcen icc
bound Tor iwc weeks eff Deals Island
i'll tho Chesapeake hay.
Late 'hiEs afternoon tho Aruapols;
vas frozen il Tho 5ce ana was :lsal,l,:
'o proceed. THO Annapolis IS ice.
bound three miles frcm tie marocne.l
"ESt"ln'"n who arc said 10 lc i. j
Starvir" condition
Aho'i!tr 'rc boat will probably. ~
cent from Ral,imnr" tomorrow 10 ak.
tH The stars Ing men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Armed Strikers Exchange Vol
legs With Military Patrol al
LODI and IlSeWIl- re.
G0RKY 70 BE HELD FOR TRIAL
He viii &c Prosecuted BY the Rus,
sian Government on Polite a,
charses.-Governcr General Of ST.
Petersburg Discusses tie Situation.

There is no Improvement disceru!bic
IN the labor situation in Poland
At Sosne:ca, center of'thc iron an.
cotton Industries. 10000 men are q,
strike with The accompaniment sf
street EaradcS and Intimidation of
those work1ncn who have not struck
J be disturbance at LODI. where a vol.
ley Of the soldiers killed six and
wounded ~, has not been renewed.
Strikers Resort to Violence
y railway station rear Sosncyi,,>
was destroyed and traffic interruyte,l
ly strikers. In Warsaw the workme,,
IN G2 sugar manufactures have struck
Maxim t;orky will he put on trial on
Political charges. Tut whether before
y civil or military court has net been
determined. The assembly Of the no
f'l1lty nf ths. province Of Moscow has
Voted &c mcmorializc the t!.-onc fer
an elective legislative body:
Quiet in ST. Petersburg.
Governor General Treroa icga:,:s
thc situation III ST I',,tcrshurS as very
.atisfactn!y. Ill heal,l. is assigned. Is
tnc reason OF the retirement ii l.;;ut.
General Gripcnbcrg from lie command,
2! he second army Il Mar;chnria h.;
successor is :nI..Gcnc:al Nv:uT. /,
Veteran Of thu Turks campaign
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
BATTLE IN TAE STREETS.
Armed Strikers ard Troop. Meet
Deadly Conflict

WARSAW. 20, 3 " Serious Aisn-,.
-: h':kc nnt today art l.r.'z whore
--','"it n,n arc vi, :lii,,-
Sens OF he c,"plnyr. q: :, lace f:."-
tory attempted u return ia work ana,
he remainder furciNly p"c> cn,rd u.cn,.
\ strong military patrol Was s,l!nn,on-
Cd and aliackt i and fired at TIC s,ri:-
err. " TO replied with revolver >:|lL,s.
Strikes we're started this morrin;;;
~ The Goa! districts Of Domhrowa and.
Sosnotic. It, is feared they Will have.
2 scrlOaS cf;"o, Oh the industrial si;.
nation generally. Warsaw c.!z and
ether :mrutlnt manufacturing f.rntars
being entirely Gep,n;!en, fur their cval
supply nn these districts.
Dead Number Over 500.
Accc-ain: 10 tho best inurmn,jup
ohtaInahlf' TIC official list OF )"rsors
KILLED during the disturbances contains
oyer three hundred names: in addition,
10 many unidentified bodies lvi.- al;
The resolving vault in ,lc cemetery
Tie unidentified dead wiz be buried
tnntgi,t
\ group OF soldiers outside a |i2rn!.
store las, night tired on pasSers- By
without warning. killed shopkcrper
and wounded another man.
Newspapers Again Appear
The newspapers re.aEpcarel this
evening after eight days Suppression Ct
publication. They are subjected to Tie
)noSt severe censorship under the Or
GERS CT Minister Of the interior Ecrli-
cnn Most Of tho shops rtopnneJ To-
cay. IN, cnIy a few Of the strikers rs
turned ~ work. Scattered instances
e ,'GieEc" We" reported today 4
;,!'ltlcns 1t The. university was BILLED
mis- morning Er a soldier and striker,
kl,la'l :. workman Who had leCu III
communication With Tho authorities.
he w;lkncn Of cutlery factory at
trnrc.l r. resume their employment
;n'iar BIT =, ikc:s entered the build
ing 2nI tr!n.lished The machinery. 4
:'sfat majority OF tho strikers anpar.
tn'Iv arc 10: ,-e1 willing tc return "a
work;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Boys Say Tramp Mace Them Steal.

POTTSTOWN. PA, Feb. On Sin
c!stinct charges Of chicken stealing.
Lc"'s ScEwab. aged 50. and Charles
Fisher. aged II. both Pottstown boys.
were siEcE hearings This morning be.
tore Magistrate Missimcr. The boys
admitted some Of The thcfts. bu, said
they had been prompted To chicken
stealing BY q tramp who had his rem
devious in an old coal yard near their
homes. They, were taken to jail in
default Of 5000 bail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
FEDERAL JOB FOR GEN. RossER
either Pcstmastership or Office OF In.
ternai Revenue Collector

WASHINGTON. ID. q. ,-cn. 49,
PRESIDENT: Roosevelt; intends 10 yiy,
Zen. Thomas H. Rosaer. OF Virginia. a
Federal appointment probably either
INC postn'astcrship OF charlottesville
CT tlo internal revenue collectnrsh;p
Of the Second Virginia district. Gen
ciat Rcsscr was the youngest brisadcr
general in the service OF tho Copfed-
eracy aud served also as a volunteer
officer in tis panish-American var.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
LIFE CREWS 70 The RESCUE.
Unknown Schooner Wrecked Nortr Of
False Cape Station.

VSFcIaI 70 lie Daily Press!
NORFOLK. VA. Feb 3.-An mn.
known schooner struck a milt. aud I,
nait nortn OF False Cape Life Saving,
station at ton o'clock tonight. Life
savers have gene TO the assistance IL
The crew.
The wrcckins steamer Ecscuc OF ,hr
Merritt and Chapman Company lins
left NclfClk fer The sccnn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Rescue Party BaH!ed.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb "a mes
Sase over the government Wire 1t on,
o'clock this Saturday mcrnin. say;
Tic life savers have Icon unable ~
reac!l The Vessel That witt ashore near
False Car" anC probably Will be ,nahi..
e reach her before daylight or learn
Eer name.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
ao7ny MUST 60 70 TRIAL.
Russian Government &c Prosecute The
Famous Writer and others.

ST. PETERSBURG. FcE 1--2 a. II,
III! is me intention Of the govornmcn.
70 brips Maxim Gcrkv and seven 9th.
er authors and pabl;cIsts to trial On
political charges. Governor General
rrepoff. Who received the Associated
Fress correspondent. said:
The whole case is now il. the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
8 KILLED. IS WOUNDED.
Rccotfi # Clash Bctwecn So;die,s ana
Strikers 1T LODI

LODI RUSSIAN POLAND. Fob. :.
IN q co";5in between trcnps All
strikers i, ;l.c l<punitzcr Factory here
To-Day tie soldiers fired. killing s,< par-
sens au:. wnru.i:ns IS.
Shooting also occurred al he k.llrs
lace factory
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
illinois House 'rdorses President

SPKtNGFlEI.D. ILL. FEB. 3--As
amended by the Senate 10 modify tie
structures cl: the railroads. The rcsr.
luton .n'lorsins President Rcoscral,'s
stand against Discrimination wa::
adopted today by tho House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Cold Wave Estencs t. Texas

LOUISVILLE. Ky Feb e. l,h2
general cola wave has probably reach.
ed its SuutheTnmcst boundary TO-DAY
'hd spread blanket OF sect ana snow
over tho Central South. 4 fail Of
s;Fee, r;,,'2in3 ircnl che 10 three inches;
IS reported from point in Arkansas.
Mississippi. 7 onnt ssen. &C orcia Ala.
llama, Oklahoma. India. TERRITORY an;l
Ear's Ct Texas, while fails OF .snrSt eA
tend cvord tho boundaries na,nc,i
Navigation Suspended.
fr""zir.- weather prevails cvcr !,
NlHe ar"a 81 Tho states mentioned. IN
Arkansas Tue fruit e-rcn .,ls .;asn -.
rrrc!% damaged While in Mississipni
iiE'i some PARTS az Louisiana III. cot
ton and trr"!; !.a::'cua suffered. Nrany
;icat! Of cHlt!o Will IL, lest in SOM. Soc.
i'unS r: !rNH>. tic MiSSissipDi r!v,.i.
az Memphis is iul! OF ice and uayis;.
ton is suspended
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
3EHEADED EY cARws'EELs.
Horrible Fate Of Little Abe Eichclbaun,
in Berkicy
). .AsSoci,ll.d prcSS.l

NORFOLK, M. FEB. 81 Nhilr
PLAYING in ::cnt Of his fathers house
~ ]:crki"y This aftcinccr. nine. yGa,.
% ~" F.;"helhaum was Knocked
down ~ q trolley car anu lcrap;,a ,e,l.
III" cbild's mother was IN cycwi.
ness 10 he tragedy from 4 window
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04

Danvi'c Boy Tot Drank Himself IS
raath in Dsv
Especial TO the Daily Pres

(Spocia TO the Daily Press,
DANElI>l-E. VA. Feb. :;-Whisl:cy
was TIC cause OF The death o. Roocr.
Waldens four year Old scn acar Dan
viii" today
He set. hold Of the liqncr ac>i1en..
ol)y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Me-. York Harhcr in lev Fc.tcrs.


NEW YORK, Feb t:.-Fol!ouin. i
cold snap that sci in last nish, IN Ice
rn'har:o VAS laid today Oh Ncw York
!larlto. ana Lens, Island Sound ihal
rendered navigation impossible cxrcp,
ny powerful craft and even then il,
MANY distances. they lad 1hn ,,;nioS,
s'HlrNiiE in forcing thcir WAY through
tho dense masses Of ice Which q, limo;
''l"d lnc North ant! Fast rivers fyo,n
ShIre To shore. grindin. against, The
prr heads an,i forty Sins and nna,in,
III and down With the tide
Floating Fields Of Ice
The arctic conditions were in a
;reat measure due 10 thc release Of
'ast ice feds Up the lIuIson. which
came sEccrin. down On Tho curlcn:
but the intense cold or the night also
made ice rhicily along tho shores OF
The harbor. Long Island sound. espn-
claily towards tie eastern end vas
reported &c BE flied with icc. render
nag navigation more danger Gus and
difficult than at any time this winter.
Tie steamer Gid Dcminjtn, 81 tho
JOY Line bound from Boston Vita
freight is f"s, in the ice Off White
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Confines Defense to Explanations
and Statement OF IAtenuar.
ing Circumstances.
DENTS CRIMINAL Co>nUC1
i'm Associated !ry.s.,

1 ~ Associated rrusS.,
WASHINGTON. y. g, F,h ~:
Through lis counsel Judge Swnvnc IL.
Gay mad" formal response. il III. sen
! ;:'c i. ~" articles 81 Impeachment
| made ~ II" Hu,,>;., or R"pr,.se?. stjv,.s
j" answer Was y Formidable ,loc,l
! in"h IL point IL si1. ana III il lt,.
Twelve ""ticics ri Impeachment were
each answered at length.
Explanation Offered.
II "N"rT case The f,c. charged was
| "initscn, E"t explained ir.n, .llia
| SAaN:jf,s point CT yiov: and III ail,!i.
IuN i was ron1"n,io,! Lat even Il Tic
ton'ililaEs we're iruc as charged they
We're got Of \ character to justify pro
'esdM&s for inDca' hmert for is.
crimes anJ nisdcmcanors
he answer vas read hy ex-senator
| Ihurs'on ara when he concluded tic
Senate issued an order rc,in!rinv The
4 :icnsc 10 iuhI:i; its fuvnl:i! rer!v lv
|ncA1 Monday ana .lrcc,,u. ;ha, all!
r:padis:as shall hc in by Tho STU. So
/ ' .'*t TRIAL may: proceed On tho nth
S Wi5es.hats reat4Aroused. a. HI
Ito proceeding attracted i LARGO
1AAai%.'l'': 70 til" galleries ana ,aost 1f
i'ic .>ei.ut,'i,t We're III :hrir seats.
! .!t,er he trial was suspended ILL
| icIl' statehood bill vas taken III All,
! h{~SYS SiE,,, Paw. ,,,1 -,.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04

W2f" l'c admitted frequent abScur
! IS ,n' ;'oru"n, uf visits TO his family
III" h"i"'nS Ct court elsewhere and hc
ti">> II Il tour in Euron", b., CON
IL this 'cspcc, ofa character to Justify
'nl."arhmen1 for hi@il crimes and mis-.
q m""n"rS.
The Davis Case.
Tho 'har%'s II committing I: T. Ia
Wy ~ lii IT ccntclnr, is admit a.
~ justified ~ Il Nnblic dug: VITA
t'tTi''' - tho charge ;;,at i,c i,e,
| !'"srs"'' u he flcri:a Mcclure sui;
!''a1.l'H 10 :,nl "stat" III which he W.,
rtSi's! lnFSc Sxnyac denies the
| ''.ii''aS Ct su"h intrrt. L, attributes
| '''S sf;''@" t. . conspiracy on the pas;
H.! 'ht"r LAWYERS; III ING ease. lnr The
l':rpHS% Of sf>cn,lE" delay ;.nG ,hwai,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
NEWPORT NEWS VA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY A. 1905.

hands Of the ministry ST Justice. wh5ch
IS contracting Tie Investigation. i, tho
s'molrsicn 1T which TIC Pre-, nrn,,~
general viii decide whether the u:is.
"uers shall l,c t-ic, by Il civil OF a
military Co,,t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
PRINTERS VISIT TIE CAR.
Nicholas Questions the Wor<n,so cc7
cernicc Their Grievances.

LONDON. Feb. 3.-A news ayenr:
dispatch from ST. Petersburg says En-
pnror Nicholas today received q, Ts;,r.
skce Sslo ,lepulation c. fivc work.
men from the Star Printing Works. He
questioned each man closely REGARD.
ing the charaete: Of the work au,'
hours ct employment. expressed salts.
faction with those who ctnsci.nt:;us-
" performed their duty and said ~,
hoped 10 Visit the establishment il
person
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04
Denies a Run,cr.

he story spread broadcast that |
have ordered Gurky 10 be cCHvt,nar,
tailed AID shot is Il l;asoltss falSi'ita-
i1"n, lnv4nled hN persons who ar@
grossly ignorant Of Russia or r!Sc 1iiev
would know that il Is impossible !o,.
representative If the, Russian admins.
i'atiUn 10 order prisoner 10 lie s.sr.
t'nle'l CT oven to decide the form Vi
':ial. Yet. am in receipt Of letters
Gaily from abroad i,np!prin= lie 10
spare Gt>rl,.'s life
He is No: Concerned
II repeat that ! arr in 10 w;:,t, con.
c"rned in this natic:; tvcn d. no.,
know whether Tho prCcnratur genera;
may decide 10 professionally rcl:saS ,
Gurliy. as he ia in Tic as. Of lcsscu
NiakCtin ana llar, loft ! ,annC;. ~
course. reveal The cNa,i terms o! ihr
accusation against The prisoner III,
YOU may 'mriatic;.Ily rontra,li"i Tie
-, siGr OF tic discovery or documents
duplicating eight mon WiiD wrrr l.,
have comprised 4 provisional govern
nicnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-04

Snow Saturday and
probably Sunday; fresh
north 70 northeast
WINDS.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-08-11
Trade Conditions in Morocco.

Ion Perdicaris in International Quar-
terly: What critics ignorant of trade
conditions in Morocco do not realize is
that the entire trade, both imports and
exports, amounts only to about $15,-
000, 900 per annum, and that the full
fillment of government orders for pub
lie works required to develop trans
port and other resources constitutes
the only important financial operation
OF the immediate future. If France
were willing TO assume the RESPONSE
bility or expense of maintaining order,
she might have been entitled to reserve
for French syndicates alone such ad-
vantages; but as Ii is, the kaiser Is
amply Justified in insisting that Ger
man merchants shall have a share in
placing tenders for these Moorish or
1ers, tenders or bids which, unless thus
especially protected, would be defeated
by the predominant influence which the
French profess the right to assert by
virtue of the Anglo-F'rench agreement
Of April. 1904, and the subsequent
Franco Spanish agreement. The only
way to Secure this right to a share
IN such enterprises is for the various
governments represented at the Madrid
conference in 1880 TO hold the sultan
20 that agreement, and TO refuse to
recognize any right on the part OF
France, England or Spain to guarantee
10 France or to n power an exclusive
or predominating influence in Morocco.
The authorities at Washington who
scored brilliantly by the energy they
displayed In securing the release OF
Raisulfs hostages from SO painful a
predicament have now, also, taken up
a position which, in view of this lat
err and still more dramatic incident of
the sudden appearance of William OF
HohenZollern ON the Tangier stage,
would seem equally well considered
and advantageous. The department OF
state asserts that should France an
mex Morocco the government of the
United States might accept without de-
muir an effective occupation of the sui
tan's dominions assumed in the inter-
est OF law n order, which Ii has
seemed of late beyond the sultan's own
unaided power to maintain efficiently;
yet. falling such effective annexation,
the United States, as one of the sign
ers Of h Madrid convention, must
look to the sultan himself TO guarantee
the rights and liberty of American
citizens throughout the territory over
which Observation-Disclosures, or his Mex
hazen claims jurisdiction.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-08-11

You will say with good reason that
/ am but a sorry jockey for a friend
to fly out at you like a mailman as
did he added, by way of fitting cpl.
logic; and TO this / gave him he an
swer he wished, bidding him never LEI
a thought OF II spoil him OF the rest he
needed.
THE debt OF obligation and forgive.
ness Is all upon the other side. as you
will some day know. Dick, my lad
said 1. lowering, as a coward Away.
will, upon the inuendo-edge of the con.
fession he Will never make.
He mlstook the pointing OF this pro-
test. as he was bound 70.
Never say that, Jack. 'Twould be
a dog-in-the-m anger trick In me &c
blame you for loving her. And since
you speak OF debts. I do protest / owe
you somewhat, too. With so fair q
chance to cut a clean swath in that
fair weather month at Appleby Hun
bred. another man would nave left me
gleanings in the field, I'll be
bound: whereas"
Damn you!" / broke in roughly,
will o lever have done and go to
Sleep" And so, taking surly harsh
ness for a mask when my heart was
nigh bursting with shame and grief, ]
turned my back and cut him OF.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-08-11
SOUND as a Dollar.

Monticello, Mimi, Aug. 7.-Nr. y.
w. Moore of this place stands as a liV-
Ing proof of the fact that Bright's Dis
ease, even in the last stages, may be
perfectly and permanently cured by
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Mr.. Moore says: I'm 1898, three rep
utable. physicians after a careful ex-
animation told me that l would die
with Bright's Disease inside Of a year.
My feet and ankles and legs were bad
ly swollen; l could hardly stand on my
feet and had given up all hopes OF
getting cured, when a travelling sales
man told me that he himself had been
cured of Bright's Disease two years
before.
HE said he had taken to his bed
and expected to die with it, but that
be had been cured by a remedy called
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Il commenced taking them at once
and | am thankful to say that they
saved my life. After a short treat
ment l was completely restored to good
health and l am now as sound as a
dollar"