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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02
REFORMATORY FOR IOWA
One May Be Established at Anamosa
$.a. This Winter. .<~

ELDORA. IOWA-some time ago commits
sion was appointed by the legislature OF the
state of Iowa to make an investigation into the
methods of handling prisoners in other states
eral assembly. Colonel L. NJ. Temple Of Osce-
ola was one of the members of the committee.
Propositions looking to the establishment OF a
reformatcry in Iowa will assume something den-
mite this winter. The state board of control has
repeatedly recommended the establishment OF a
reformatory at Anamosa. and the converting OF
the penitentiary there into a reformatory Tor
men under 80 and making Fort Madison the only
prison in the state.
The plan is also advanced to build san 1a;
Industrial school at Mitchellville into reforma.
tory for women. 1t is argued that this last
move would save the expense of adding new
institution to one already established. The three
members Of the legislative committee are
Colonel NJ. L. Temple Of Osceola, G; A. Saunders
county, ~
The largest gravel bed known to exist in thu
state of Iowa has just been discovered on the
Murray Frazier and Cope and Standish farms
near Polk City, and is worth $50. 600. For oVel
a quarter of century the farmers who owned
the land have been living over yeritable golt
mine and did not know it, --. .
There 24O acres of the gravel, which ma
been tested very thoroly and shows depos1
Of from twenty to forty five feet. 1t Is all clea
and is covered top with from one to five fee
of soil. ~" Il,
| i; The supply of gravel in this state is limited
and the railroads of Iowa are continually look
ing for good quality deposits The bed is sew
enty feet above the water level in the river an
is easily accessible to all the railroads In tn
tacent to this big gravel deposit Is underaid wit
| coal and the coal rights all over the vicinity O
| Polk City are being taken up by compane
working and allied with the railroads. 4
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-GooD FARM LAND FOR
good rent-paying town property in southern
Minnesota or Iowa. In writing give full par
ticulars, price ard if rented for how much.
Address G. e. Stevens, 430 Temple Court.
Minneapolis. MINI. .. .-.' rs 's--.Cas
WANTED TO ExCHANGE-1eo ACRES OF
good land in Sargent county, North Dakota,
d for small stock of general merchandise OF
not more than $4,000. Address Box 461, Devils
Lake, N. D.. ,.G~ .s~s3 r5.'s,
TO EXPERIMENTATION BRICK HOUSE.
complete throughout, and three lots, for land
in Stutsnan or Barnes counties. North Da-
kota. Address First National Bank. Hopkins,
MINI. .a-.. +, s9.. :, 49,. F.
I WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN A 160-ACRF
farm in Murray county, Mimi, for a house
in Minneapolis. Ole Martin Bellingham, MINI
ExCHANGE-CLEAN STOCK GENERAL MER-
chandise. store building residence. etc. Want
improved farm. Dyorak, Reedsv1lle, Wis:
HENNLPIN IMPROVED FARM. so ACRES
$4,000; trade fer merchandise in town thai
has high school. 1923 New York Life -
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. c. G.
Shepardg Bank of Commerce Bldg. ), II E.sE
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A. G. BOTKIN, VETERAN :.
EDITOR, IS STRICKEN
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Washington, Nov. "A. G.. Botkin,
a veteran western newspaper editor and
a member of the commission to codify
the federal statutes, died here yester-
day of a complication Of diseases. He
leaves a,wife, son and daughter.iss,i .
MI. 9.Botkin was managing editor of
the old Chicago Times under Storey in
the early 70's and was connected at
various times with the Milwaukee SEN
tinel and other newspapers. He lived
in Montana for several years and for a
time represented the territory as dele
gate in congress-.
The funeral will be held at Madison,
Wis, Mr.. Botkin g old home, where he
went to school and received his college
degree from the state university.
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NORTHWEST NECRoLOGIC

.YANKToN. S. D.--Mrs Matthias stranne:, a
member of a well-known pioneer county family.
died here at the age Of "a years.
PIERRE, S. D.-The remains of Frank Nc
Gugin, the young man who was accidentally
shot mad killed in this city Saturday night: have
Ironton Ohio. The high school Of which he was
q pupil was dismissed for the afternoon. and as
attended his funeral. The horse with saddle
draped. was led in the procession and the troop
bugler sounded taps as the coffin was closed.
LITCHFIELD. MINN.-Mrs. Julia Eyenson.
wife Of H. N. Evenson Of Greenleaf. died on
Sunday. She was % years Of age.
. COTTONWOOD. MINN.--Tbe funeral of Mrs;
Reishus mother Of e. s. Reishus was held
yesterday. She Twas nearly 80 years OF age
LA CROSSE, wIs.-Word has been received
in this city Of the death at New Orleans ms Of
OF the Security Savings bank of this city.
Yellow fever is thought to have been the
cause of death.
GREEN BAY, wIs.-Theodore A. Mueller
assistant postmaster, died suddenly while he
was depositing money at the Citizens National
bank. Without word Of warming he fell on
the tiled floor. Death was instantaneous.
ADA, MINN-ole Tharaldson, one of the
Oldest pioneers, living about four miles east
Of town, died last night from injuries received
In a runaway about week ago.
ST. PETER, MINN.--Nicholas Graf, aged
II, a German army veteran who took part in
the wars of the confederation, was stricken with
apoplexy and died suddenly at his home in
0shawa township. He was an old resident Of
Nicollet county.
lsSNANOKA, MINN.--Mrs. Mary Sanders died
suddenly of heart failure after days illness.
| She leaves several children.-The funeral Of
1 Samuel McGlaufin,s who died Monday, was
/ held from the home OF his sister, Mrs. John
W. Case, yesterday.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

M1NNIToNKA PRoPERTY-s1x ACRES u
some fruit, no buildings only 81, 500; 20
acres, including 800 bearing apple trees; 8
e acres new bearing strawberries, raspberries,
gus, new Sroom, hot water heated house,
good well and cistern. acres maple timber,
only Sc, 500. "A. s. sApgar, Excelsior, Lake Min-
netonka, MINI. Catalogue free.
WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT ELEGANT
$ Lake Minnetonka properties for sale on Crystal
Bay one eight-acre property at Markville, one
one-acre property with small cottage. near
Interlachen. For terms apply to Noerenbera
II s. Hartman, 331- 1882 Andrus Luilding. y. Z.
phone 1864. 49, tassIifS.ets 500 III
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MINING INVESTMENTS

TO MAKE MONEY BUY BULLFRoG EXTEN-
sions, Sassy Sal Blizzard. the famous Ne
vada stocks. Ask R. B. Higbee, the mining
broker, 410.411 Germania Life building. St.
Paul. MINI.
WRITE CONCERNING MINING STOCKS; IN.
formation free; 81 years experience; stocks
exchanged. W. P. Mcdonald. 3o2 Andrus, Mpls.
WILL SELL 1000 SHARES JOHNSON NICK
ell stock, price right. TOO, Journal.
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Unimproved..

SUBURBAN TOMBSTONE OF THE FINEST
1oaere tracts in Hennepin Co. Just outside tsi
of the house; new barn and henhouse. complete
ssss sS s s5a s MA ts
all complete. located near above PLACE: House
Dart, so7 Phoenix building. -
$45o-oAKLAND Av, NEAR Saith ST, CITY
water, gas, stone sidewalk. 1t is very cheap.
1867 + feet, all street improvements; under
SIG per front foot. Think Of it,.
s425mChieago av t,a about SO feet front ont
$500 Each-East front lots on 18th av S..
inside Lake st car line L. L. Sutherland,
Oneida block. " eli. E--@E
FINEST RESIDENCE SITE ON MT. CURVE,
1o0x36o feet $4,000. Two large corner lots,
Camden Park. Two choice, 45-foot front lots,
% acres e.; Choice land near Camden Place,
s., 900, worth $4,000 easy. 132x165 feet and
oz 20 feet 18th St ST. wis divide "a tn 18th
Bowler 80 Loan & Trust
BESIDES OUR CANADA AND WISCONSIN,
land we have over 1000 other propositions for
sale or exchange.
235 Boston Block. Minneapolis. MINI.
DEALER IN YELLOW PINE TIMBER; ANY
amount from 1o,o0o,o0o up; timber near O..
cashier of the La Grande National bank NJ.
| L. Causey. La Grande Ore. I
! THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY co.'s
| lots at Koochfchiug Falls sale. Easy terms.
| Call or write at once. l20 Temple Court,
| Minneapolis /
TIE FEET BY 165-BLAIsDELL AY, SECOND
lot beyond Rand's residence at half price for
| a few days. J. c. Hall, 1875 Lumber Exchange.
INFORMATION FREE = CANADIAN LANDS.
| R. R4Stoner Canadian government agent.
| 231 Boston Block. Minneapolis MINI.
Farm Lands.
| 10000 ACRES FINE LANDS IN AITKIN CROW
| Wing and Itasca counties; in ira tts to suit:
! 81 to SO per acre; strong heavy SOIL delight
full climate; great stock and dairy district.
/ Henry NJ Troy, 5O2 Guaranty building.
FOR sALE-PRIME QUARTER SECTION
/ land in North Dakota, seven miles from
i stirring town; 80 acres broken, good water;
! owner would CONSIDER city property in ex-
i change. Address 1923. journal. 81 is#
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: ADA, MINN.-At the sale of state lands here
800 acres were sold. This amount was all the
land the state had to offer in Norman county,
the average price being 81 per acre. The highest
price paid was $3.50 and the lowest IS. State
Auditor Iverson conducted the sale.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

o %Aar2DoHousEs AND LOTS : TO BUY Ho Q
o If you have city property for sale we o
0 can put you in immediate touch with
o several purchasers: you may list with
O your own terms. No charge for adver-
o Using, no commission unless sale is made.
o 80 Ar@ Thorpe Bros, o
o .a 206 Andrus Bldg. O..
o 0 o % o o o, o 90 o
Less work for ~: goth Good for the
you; less CENTURY buyer seller
worry, too. US Pr PLAN. u Of real estate.
Property bought and sold; listed for sale on
your own terms; when others fail to sell try
my Goth century plan Special work. Is sure
to win. J A. Walters, N. Y. Life building.
WILL PAY So, 500 TO $4,000 ALL CASH, FOR
good modern home; what have you? Cash
ready. Quick deal. Paul Beuhlers456 Temple
Court.
I WANT a HOUSE NEAR STATE UNIvER-
sity, not over $1,000 cash. Address 1855,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DYEING AND CLEANING

SEND THEM TO US IF YOU WANT TO HAVE
your garments and household goods we'll
cleaned or dyed. We cater to both city and
country. Send for our prices, which are the
our establishment is the Oldest, largest, best
and most reliable in the northwest.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
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GLENWOOD, MINN.-Miss Matte Shaw and
H. J. Wolcott were married at the home Of the
brides father, Ross Shaw. in Westport. this
county.
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CHARLES CITY. 4IOWA.-Robert Morris In
gersoll Of Oelwein and Miss Effe Mae Childs of
this city were married yesterday. James B.
Marshall and Miss Vida Ruth Benedict. both Of
Nora Springs, We're married at the Christian
church by Rev. G. A. Hess.
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LAKE CITY, MINN.-Christ Bebke aged q
years, dropped dead while doing the chores on
his fathers farm near Oak Center. south of this
city. He had been in his usual health and death
resulted from heart failure. III
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GRAFTON, N. DIS. A. Walker, formerly of
this place and graduate Of the Grafton high
school, but of Hayre. Mont. and Miss Rose
Lepper Of Havre were married. -. --a--y
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LA CROSSE, WIS.-Miss Luella Nesler was
married to A. w. Zeratsky yesterday at the
home Of the bride, Rev j. L. Panzlau officiating.
Miss Clara Sommer and Benjamin H. Larks were
married today at the home Of the bride.
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HURON. s. D.-Charles Granberg and Litta
Pearl Robinson, both of Washington were mar.
ried by Rev. Duane Rifenbark of the Methodist
church.
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ST. PETER. MINN.-Gustaf A. Johnson Of this
city and Miss Caroline Langguth were married.
Rev. John Plocher officiating.
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MEDICAL,

PSYCHIC POWER AND SUGGESTIVE THERA-
peutic treatment will positively cure your
trouble, be it mental or physical. Self-con-
seriousness. nervous fear or weakness. indi.
gestion, weak stomach and bad habits cured
In six treatments. Free lecture Sunday even
ing at Richmond hall, 5th st and Sd av s.
DR.. R. j. Raymond. .
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL
list; CUES every case: write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

& MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main Office 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; SO McGill
building. Washington. p, g,
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ST. CLOUD. MINN.-Miss Elizabeth NJ Jung
len of st. Cloud and Carl Schmitz of Frazee,
Mimi. will be married Tuesday, Nov IA, at the
cathedral. -.E-. y. ..~... 90
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NOTICE
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

9tYANKTON. s. D.-Fred Kaiser and Miss Julia
Beran, prominent young people Of Lakeport
were married In this city and at once left fol-
arranged for. .s-.-e
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery; large stock of secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st s, Mpls.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

NILS NILSSON, PASSENGER AND
tourist agency, are booking passengers via
following lines: Hamburg American, Gu
nard, North German Lloyd, French Line,
Scandinavian American and the Anchor
Line We also book passengers to Hawaii,
Samoa and Australia via Oceanic Steam
ship Co. For rates, sai1ings. ETC., inquire
, Of Nils Nilsson. 127 Sd st. Mpls. MINI.
Both phones. T. G. 921.: N. W., II 1708-L.
n a n n n n
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PROFESSIONAL.

suPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
: nently removed by electricity. Miss Holister,
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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Furnished Houses.

wANTED-YoUNG MARRIED COUPLE TO
cooperate with owner and his In house.
keeping. Furnished modern S-rcom house.
sunnyside neighborhood Have good girl. o.
omy on either side Give references with
answer. 1872 Journal.
AN UP-To-DATE, NEARLY NEW, NICELY
furnished house for rent, 25th st. near Hen
nepin av; splendid neighborhood; hardwood
finish and floors, open plumbing; all in fine
condition; rent $40 per month. Let show
you the property. c. Z. Taylor 412 Phoenix
building.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED TEN-RoOM
house Apply 2945 Park av.
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STEAMSHIPS

TO AND FROM EUROPE, NEW STEAMERS,
home. 81. e. Lidman, agent Canadian Pacific
Steamship lines. Is Sd st S. Minneapolis.
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Unfurnished Flats.

Lowry Hill Apartments, TOO Douglas av,
fve-room thoroughly modern, janitor SER
vice; low rent.
The Wellington, 1907 Yale place, one four
fiat, all newly decorated; walking dis
tance.
$27 .50-2459 Harriet av, second floor, five
rooms, new building.
$7U-1511 Stevens ay, ten rooms, thoroughly
modern; walking distance.
S3O-617 14th av Sc, seven rooms, first
door,
Thorpe Bros,
206 Andrus Building.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
FURRIERs
STOVE REPAIRS
THEATRICAL COSTUMES.

WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MAsoUE.
rade costumes at reasonable prices. Catalogue
~ free. Smith Costume Co.. 3S It'll ST S.
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WOOD AND COAL

Ignite sMoKELEss COAL, DRY AM
screened, no SCOT. 81 per ton. Telephone yoyS
orders Main s31; T. c. 2025. Washbuln
Coal Co, Is 4th st s.
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CLAIRvoYANTs

JosEFHINE MARvIN-1o 7th ST 8; ADVICE
on business, speculation, investment, love
marriage and divorce: reunites the separated,
restores lost affections. BY mail, send date
of birth, 6 questions and rs cents.
CLA1RvoYANT-MME. ANDREWS, 1877 Sd Az
s. Take 4th car. -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
CALIFORNIA.
Free railroad fare. IA.

Why be housed up in the s'frozen north" six
months in the year? Why farm where the
summers work only keeps you through the
live under yonr own wine and fig tree and
be your own master? Why labor to produce
crops worth $40 ton, when the same effort
have irrigated lands which with reasonble
care will pay their cost the first year. Crops
absolutely certain Positively no chance Of
start you. Twenty acres as good as l6O here.
and no drIdgery to conduct your place. Free
fare. f. L. Thresher, 915 New York Life. 2
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FOR RENT
I Unfurnished Flats.

AT 1925 LIST Av s, FIVE OR EIGHT ROOMS,
steam heated fat w. P. Mealey, Alb Bank
| of Commerce. a# se
80 18th ST MEND FLAT, SECOND FLOOR,
| 4 rooms; steam heat and modern. See janitor.
FLAT OF FIVE RooMs-hoDERN EXCEPT
heat. 929 4th st NE.
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Furnished Flats.

SIC ONLY FOR FURNISHED, PARTLY MOD
ern, f1ve-room fiat, we'll located Hanford Rem
tai Agency 80 Bank of Commerce.
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i YANKTON, S. D.-AIrs. Matthias Stranne:,
died here at the age Of "a years.
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BEAUTIFUL, N1NE-RooM, SOUTHEAST COR
ner, first floor, steam heated fiat, Gayner
block, 1928 9th av S, SAP. Edwards & Brew
ster, S03 Guaranty building.
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500 ROOMS. NEW AND UP-To-DATE, 14o5
Yale place. Loring park.
$22-2733 HenneDin av, Groom, modern.
Three rooms, gas, city water closet. at
your own price to April l. W Grant st.
Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court.
ia w 18th ST. FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS
of duplex house, each floor has four rooms and
alcove; hardwood floors, open plumbing, gas
etc. VIII be ready Nov. l. 1905, SIS and $50
Minneapolis Trust Co..
HcEneUin and 4th st.
The WALDORE-THE FINEST g. 7. GROOM
steam hea ted flats in city; beautifully deco
rated, mahogany finish; marble and tile bath
rooms; gas and electric light: all outside
rooms; corner Park av, 18th st. See janttor or
Tel. South 337.
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Stores.
SIS, WORTH s25-sToRE AND LIVING
rooms gas, water. bath, basement, good
locality. Hanford Rental Agency, 80 Bank
of Commerce.
SHOP FOR TAILOR, SHOEMAKER OR LIGHT
business. ~ Central av, Nicollet island: So.
SHOP FOR TAILOR, SHOEMAKER, PLUMBER
or light business, S.. 2371a 10th av s.
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$2,200-soME SNAPS. .E.r
1902 Franklin double house Of IL rooms,
city water, sewer. gas, WELL rough plumbing
all in for bath; storm windows and screens;
lot 4OxSS feet to alley on side and in rear.
This property nets IL per cent and is with
in easy walking distance Of the fourmils or
Milwaukee shops and yards. and will soon be
ground alone viii be worth the price
asked for the entire premises. Call at 1872
q Franklin, ...r' MI
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VERY FINE LIGHT FLATS. FIVE AND SIX
rooms bath, private Aall. gas and electric
distance; ice free; rent $3.50 and $37. so See
iantor, 7OS Sth st s.
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GREEN BAY, WIS.-Theodore "A. Mueller,
assistant postmaster, died suddenly while he
was depositing money at the Citizens National
bank. Without a word of warning he fell on
the tiled floor. Death was instantaneous.
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~ ADA, MINN.-Ole Tharaldson, one of the
oldest pioneers, living about four miles east
Of town, died last night from injuries received
In a runaway about week ago.
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COTTONWOOD, MINN.--Tbe funeral Of Mrs:
Reshus, mother Of E. S. Reishus. was held
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There Are Always Opportunities Unsnted These Pages
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

o o o o o o
S2o-sEvEN-RooM HOUSE. HOT AIR Q
furnace, gas. toilet, 1712 Clinton av
Minneapolis Trust Co.,
Hennepin and 4th st. 9
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-04-15

Nurses are among the heroic fighters
OF the world. The Contagious Hospi.
tai at North Brother Island New York.
has recently been the scene of brave
sacrifice on the part Of young nursi
who displayed that love than which
no man hath greater. She gave up hei
life to save that of child. The New
York Sun tells the story:
At the Polytechnic Hospital little
girl developed an alarming form OF
scarlet fever 1t was necessary ia
remove her to North Brother Island.
and Miss Mailer graduate of tho
Rochester University and the City
Hospital Training School. volunteere|
to go into exile with her. At the Is
land diphtheria developed and the case
seemed hopeless. For two weeks, night
and day, the untiring nurse fought,
single-handed, and through her won.
derfu skill and unselfish devotion, at
the end of that time the little patient
was out OF danger.
Then the two grim diseases attack.
ed the faithful caretaker, and worn
out by the long and ceaseless vigil.
she had no strength with which to re-
sist them.
She refused to be removed to better
quarters, and there, in the very place
where she had conquered for the lit.
tie, unknown girl. she fought another
battle. and this time was overcome.
Like every brave nurse, she had taken
the risk, knowing and counting well
the cost, and she accomplished her
purpose, for the child was saved.
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81 Bound by a Spell 3

that do feel curious about her, and
often think what a mystery she is. She
is so strange at times, and so unlike any
other young lady l ever met"
With my old reticence, | told Martha
no word Of Clara. / Rugged my secret
With selfish tenacity, as something too
precious to be shared. She wondered
at my unaccounted-for absences, ami |
think felt hurt that | did not confde
in her. She frequently remarked upon
my changed appearance.
IL do declare" she used to say. that
never saw any one SO altered for the
best as you are. Master Silasl Why,
you've got to look quite handsome late
lyW
In the meantime | was not idle. Mr..
Montgomery brought me more copying to
do, and in order that my visits might
not interfere with my work. | frequent
ly sat up all night writing. My expenses
were very small, and even with the little
/ earned, | contrived to cover them.
What more could l desire? | was more
than happy, for was living in an ideal
world.