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enough to say that the growth in
strength and wealth came while the

enough to say that the growth in
strength and wealth came while the
railways were in his hands.
Perhaps the Union Pacific extern
sion to Seattle Is merely a beginning.
Perhaps the $40,000.O00 Southern Pa
ciflc project In Mexico is the index
finger pointing to the Hartman future.
Even the most intimate friends Of
Mr.. Hartman confess they are not
certain what he intends to do. He
himself Is absolutely noncommittal.
At any rate. Wall street. the finan-
cial eye of the United States. gazes
upon spectacle today not particularly
conducive to sound sleep at nights
on the part Of the railway executive
officers and owners who lie within the
Hartman sphere of influence. 1t is
the picture OF E. H. Hartman. bereft
OF his pet vocation, standing amid q
pile of money and capital. 100000
900 cash. $l000.000.000 Union Pacific
preferred. $100.000.0 900 Northwestern
preferred. $60.000.0oO Southern Pacific
preferred. and unlimited capacity for
the issue of Misunderstanding. as Alex
ander sighed. Tor other worlds to con-
auer.
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her. He left homo Sunday morning,
after making threats and returned
yesterday morning and fired four
times at his wife. who was working
in the kitchen. A piece OF glass cut
her hand. but aside from that and the
shock she was not injured. Ritchey
Is said to have been acting strangely
for some time.
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THE EVENING TIMES, GRAND FORKS, N. D.

child that is fed improperly will live
improperly. Virtue can be fed into a
growing child and by the same reason
ing vice can be fed into the children
through their stomachs."
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away. but he held 1t tight.
Release my arm, sir. she cried.
hoarse with passion.
Call your champion. my lady. 1t
will mean his death. have evidence
that will insure his conviction and ex-
ecution within an hour. Nothing could
save him. Call him, say, and"-
Il will call him. He Is my sworn
protector. and 1 will command him to
knock you down II you don't go away"
she fiared. stopping decisively.
AT his peril'-
"Baldosr' she called, without Sec
oDd's hesitation. The guard came up
with rush just as Marlanx released
her arm and fell away with NUT
tered imprecation.
Your highness. cried Baldos, who
had witnessed everything
Are you afraid TO die?" she demand
ed briefly and clearly.
"No"'
THAT Is ALL" she said. suddenly calm
II merely wanted to prove it to Count
Marlanx." Tact had come 70 her re-
lief most oppOrtunely. Like a fash she
saw that n conflict between the COM
mander Of the army and n guard could
have but one result. and that disas-
trous to the latter. One word from
her would have ended everything for
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"StOp!" almost shrteked beverly.
Baldos. She saw through the Iron
Counts ruse as II by divine inspiration
and prof1ted where he least expected
her to excel in shrewdness. Marlanx
had deliberately invited the assault by
the guard. His object had been to
snare Baldos into his own undoing.
and horrible undoing 1t would have
been. One blow would have secured
the desired result. Nothing could have
saved the guard who had struck his
superior officer, but Beverly thought
in time.
ITO die is easy, your highness. You
have but to ask 1t Of me-" said Baldos.
whose face was white and drawn.
'She has no intention of demanding
such pleasant sacrIf1ce." observed
Count MarlanX, covering his failure
sklllfully. Later on. perhaps. she may
sign your death warrant. I am proud
to hear. sir. that n member of my
corps has the courage to face the in
evitable. even though he be an alien
and unwilling to die on the field Of bat
tie. You have my compliments, sir
You have been on irksome duty for
several hours and must be fatigued as
well as hungry. A soldier suffers many
deprivations. not the least Of which Is
starvation in pursuit Of his calling
Mess Is not m unwelcome relief to you
after all these arduous hours. You
may return to the barracks at once
The princess Is under my care for the
remainder Of the campaign"
Baldos looked first at her and then
Mt the sarcastic old general. Yetive
and her companions were waiting for
them at the fountain hundred yards
ahead .s........----
You may go, Baldos," said Beverly
in low tones.
1coNrINUEp.I
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that /. Frank
Peake Clerk of court, Administrator of
the estate Of NJ. NJ. Sumner deceased
has applied to Jason M Greer, Judge
of Probate, i'm and for the County of
Union, for final discharge as such
Administrator.
1T is ordered, That the 3Oth day OF
August, \: ID. 1905, be fixed for hear
ing of petition, and final settlement
of said estate.
Jason NJ. Greer,
Probate Judge Union County, s. @.
Published in THE UNION TIMES
July 9th, 1906.
30-4t
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Il trust you, Baldos." she proresreo

Il trust you, Baldos," she proresreo
simply.
THAT Is why tell this to you. Yes
terday, your highness. the castle x,,ard
received their months pay. You NAV
not KNOW how well We are paid, SO I
Wi say that 1t Is 10 gavvcs to each.
Inc envelope which gave to Ravone
contained my wages for the past six
weeks They need it far more than 7
10. Ihere was also short note Of
sood cheer to those poor comrades OF
mine and the assurance that one day
our luck may change and starvation
be succeeded by plenty. And. still
more, told him that knew you to be
Miss Calhoun and that you were nv
angel Of Inspiration. That was ali.
your highness."
THANK you, Baldos, for telling me-"
she said softly. You have made me
ashamed of myself"
"On the contrary, fear that I have
been indulging in mock heroics. Truth
and egotism, like a salad, require u
certain amount Of dressing"
"Since you are Baldos and not a
fairy prince I think you may instruct
the men to carry me back. being with
out the magic tapestry which could
transplant me In whlff. Goodness.
who's that"
Within ten feet Of the sedan chair
ana directly behind the tall guard stood
small group of people He and Rev
erly, engrossed in each other, had not
heard their approach. How long they
mad been silent spectators oe the little
Sscene only the intruders knew. The
startled. abashed eyes OF the girl i'm
the chair were not long in distinguish
ing the newcomers. A pace in front
OF the others stood the gaunt. shadowy
form Of Count MnrlanX.
Behind him We're the Princess Ye.
tive, the old prime minister and Baron
Dnngloss.
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M you! struggled somewhat
V Historically through Bever-
~ ly's lips. Not since the dear
old days Of the stolen jam and sugar
bits had she known the feelings of a
culprit caught red handed. The light
from the park lamps revealed a merry,
accusing smile ON the face of Yetive.
but the faces Of the men were serious.
fury.
1T Is the relief expedition, your high
ness," said Yetive warmly. 1--WE
thought you were lost In the wilds of
the Jungle"
"She Is much better protected than
we could have imagined" said the Iron
Count, malevolently mild and polite.
Cant I venture into the park with
out being sent for?" asked Beverly,
ready to fly into the proper yage The
pink had left her cheeks white I am
proud to observe. however, that the
relief expedition Is composed Of the
most distinguished people In all Grau-
stark Is there any significance to be
attached to the circumstance"
Cant we also go strolling In the
park. my dear?" plaintively asked Ye-
tive.
''It depends upon where we stroll. /
fancy" suggested Marlanx derisively
Beverly flashed q fierce look at the
head Of the army. "By the way, Baron
Dangloss. where Is the incompara BILE
Haddan?"
Baldos shot startled glance at the
two men and In an instant comprehen.
sion came to him. He knew the secret
of HGddan's constant companionship
An expression Of bitter scorn settled
upon his mouth. Dangloss mumbled
reply, at which the iron Count laughed
SarcaStlcally.
II am returning to the CASTLE" saId
Beverly coldly. pray don't let me
Interfere with your stroll. Or is 1t
possible that you think it necessary to
deliver me safely to my nurse now that
you have found me?"
Don't be angry, dear" whispered
Yetive. coming close to her side. II
will tell you all about it later on. 1t
was all due to Count Marlanx."
"It was all done to humiliate me-
replied Beverly. Indignation surprising
fonfusion at last. ~ hate all Of you"
"Ob, Beverlyw whispered the prin-
cess In distress.
"Well. perhaps you were led into
it." retracted Bevorlv half molliied.
"Look at nat o II villain whispering
over there. No wonder his wives up
and died. They just had to do 1t.
hate all but you and Count Halfont
and Baron Dangloss," which left but
one condemned.
"And Baldos?" added Yetive, patting
her hand.
"I wish you'd be sensible" cried Bev-
erly most ungraciously. and Yetive's
soft laugh irrtated her. ''Iow long
had you been listening to us?"
"Not so much as the tiniest part of
a minute" said Yetive, recalling an
other disastrous eavesdropping. 81 am
much wiser than when BaldOs first
came to serve you. We were quite
distance behind Count Marlanx, as
sure you"
"Then he heard something" asked
Beverly anxiously.
"He has been in a detestable mood
ever since we rejoined him. Could he
have heard anything disagreeable"
"No; on the contrary, 1t was quite
agreeable"
All this time Baldos was standing at
attention a few PAGES of. a model sol
dier despite the angry shifting Of bis
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HONE INSURANCE.

The success of The Peoples Insur-
ancc Company has been marvellous.
They have issued over five hundred
policies since they began business
three months ago. The officers of
the Company are very much graft
fled at the confidence expressed by
such liberal patronage. They are
now paying disability claims from
sickness and accident daily. They
pay weekly disability benefit of
S5. 90 for sickness and accident and
also 5000 at death for the small
payment of SO cents per month.
They have on file at their office a
number of letters like the following
TO the PEOPLES INSURANCE
COMPANY.-I cheerfully recon-
mend your Company, | have been
sick one week and have received my
claim all O. X. for $1,000 on poll
cics No. 3S3 and 3S4 carried in your
company.
J. II. GRAHAM, Union Mill.
June 27, 1906.
Mr.. l.. M. Jordan, Pres. and Treas.
The Peoples Insurance Co.
am this day in receipt of check
for $500 weekly disability benefit
for sickness. This is the second
check | have received in the past
two weeks and | am pleased with
the way your Company does bust
ness.
Mrs. FANNIE HART,
Monarch Mill.
OFFICERS.
|. N. JORDAN. PreS"t. & Treas.
J. P. MAHON. Manager.
T. N. JORDAN. Secretary.
For further information call at
their Office over the Mutual Dry
Goods Co. Room 10.
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CHAPTER NIX.

good evening. Is that
lM your" struggled somewhat t
V Historically through Bever-
ly'S lips. Not since the dea r
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You may go, Baldos," said Beverly
! In low tones.
ScoNrINUEDI
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Sioux City.
Svcrska M~onft0ysns kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvali.
M0RlT0ReNS 1ELEfUNNUMMER 675

F'dn AHguStanaf5rsamAngen
UngdomfGrenirgen m6ter i qvall
hosMrs A. Larson 7&Jennings SITS.
Torsdagen och fredagen ma
sta vecka hSlIer ungdomf0renin-
gen bagari kyrkans underwriting,
dervid en- mangd artiklar komma
att Iorsaiias. Pa torsdagen ser
veras mot sarskiid afgift katie och
glace SAINT fredagen supe for CSC.
Sec"ska evangeIiska moten hal
las hvarje l0rdagqvall XII. 8 af
svenska Observation-Disclosures ung-
domsforening i hallen $40 Jen.
nings street.
g.. SVens&a baptistforsamlin
gen har nu TAFT slit nya prest-
hus sardigt vid 10 & Virginia SITS.
och pastor l., johnson med famili
har inAyttat dit.
E"hgt rapport fran festkom-
mitterade kommer forenineen
Svenska Monitorens femtonde
arsfest att halIas den 22. februari.
Vidarc genom program framde-
les.
BilJetter kunna erhaiIas hos her,
rar John Piersor, Werner Linden
och Chas Barnort. Pris 25c.
Mrs Mary Purslow, en- af sta.
dens aidSta invanare. traffades
mandags heit plotsligt af EFT Stag
anFaii i sin sons hem. Ola Jones
street. och afed en- half timme
dereftcr. Mrs Purslow. som val
II ar gammal. ankom hit 1872
tran Minnesota med sin man. SON
a4ed 1894. Hon var en- af stadens
rikaste qvinnor och efterlemrar
en- iormogcnhet, som uppskatta
till Diver en- half million dollars
Salunda egde hon bland annat de-
nya West hotell vid 3 och Nebra
ska sts~, Purslow block. 5o4 Fou:tt
st, st. Johns block, 523 Pearl st.
tomten. hvara Northwestern Ma
acknowledgements star. iemte
fera andra hus i olika delar "a
staden- Hon efterlemuar en- son
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

och en- dotter bosatta harstades
SAINT en- son bosatt i Sitka, Ala
ska. Hon val Todd i New Dublin,
IrlandA
- s lbs CSC katie for $I.oo hos
Larson & Anderson under fredag
och lordag. Endast 5lbs tor hvarje
kund till delta pris.
Enisheten och samjan i akten-
skapet mellau Hans A. och Min
ME Christensen var 81 sardeles
stor, hvarf0 hustrun for kort It'd
sedan utverkade sig sklsmessa
fran sin man. l torsdags f0rtiden
vecka stod Christensen anyo inIor
county clerken osh begarde en-
aktenskapslicense for sig och
Minnie Christensen. "Nagon
slakting?" tragade clerkeil, "Hon
ar min franskilda hustru". upply-
ste Christensen, "but we have
made up now"
ON Nj har hosta, sS en- kop
en- faska at Thelandersmpound
Cough Syrup.
Mrs August Anderson sfreste i
onsdags till Sheffield, Pennsyiva-
MIA, for att besoka sin derstades
bosatta dotter och mag, pastor
och flu c. A. Hallberg.
Svenske UdvOkatrn J. S. Mel
son har i dagarne fyttat slit kon-
tor fir. Iowa bygenaden till North
western National Banks ryupp-
florida byggnad.
Det nya West hotel vid 3 cch
Nebraska streets ar nu nastan far
digit och kommer att oppnas Tor
mottagande af CASTER torsdagen
nasta vecka. Diver 50 snickare
arc nu sysselsatta med inrednin-
gen i Diet nya Chicago House, som
vantas komma att blfva fardigt
midten at nasta manad.
- Prima risgryn till SC pr Ii
hos Larson & Anderson. endast
; lbs for hvarje kund til delta
oris.
Ugdende qvallstaget till Chi,
cago pa Illinois Central j~ernvagen
<0rde tisdags vid Cummins Cros-
sing, 5! mil pa denna sidan ON
Cherokee. pa m buggy, i hvilken
ire ynglingar befunno sig Yng-
lingarne voro: John Gill. I9 ar
Edgar Cosgrove, I6 ar, och Ray
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Halfva verlden undrar

huru den andra ha ften lefver. O
uudra aldrig ON den will bota sar och
brannskador af ALA Flag, de veta att den
gor Diet. Mrs Grant Shy, 1870 e. Rey-
holds ST., Springfld. IT,, siger: jag.
anser deu absolut rodsandig Sushalles."
Garanteras af Lung-ea n ADJ Q e,o-
tekars / Sioux City. IL. 200
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Hot
Springs
dOktorernaS
tiIIkannagifvande.

vi hafva inrattat EFT permanent
institut i Sioux City i 612 Fourth st.
q andra vaHingen.
vi onska erhalla nSgra ~sjukdoms-
fall fran hvarje samhalle inom 100
mil frau Sioux City. vi onska err
halla dessa fa fall genast for annon-
seringsandamal. vi Snska sadana
fall, som ARC obotliga geuom vanliga
metoder. vi 0nska visa hvad Hot
Springs systemet kan CORA. For att
erhalla dessa fall fort CORA vi foljande
FRA ANBUD:
Till den Is februari skola vi gifva
fri understanding och rad at ALA, som
komma. Sadsna fall. som kunna bo-
tas genom Hot Springs systemet,
villa vi emottsga for behandling abso-
lut fritz med undantag of de medici-
ner. som ~begagnas, och dertill villa
vi gifva hvarie patient en- skrifven
garanti att bota honom eller ateI b0rda
hvarje dollar, som betalats oss.
vi behandla sjukdomar i nerverna
blodet, huden, hjertat, lungorna, ma
gen, nJurarne och lefvern inusfattan-
de roimatism, ~forlamning, neuralgi.
forlust af nervkraft. goitre. hamorr-
holder, brack och mans och ~qvinno-
sjukdomar.
Hot Springs systemet ar en- behaud-
ling i hemmet. sd att talrika bes6k pa
kontoret Ell AFRO ~nodvandiga.
vi CORA inga misslyckf nden. vi
hafva Ell rad dertill. vi emcttaga for
behandling endast botliga fall och
taga inga pengar flan dem. som arc
obotIiga.
vi gifva en- skrifven garanti att bota
hvarje fall vi emottagit el!er aterbe-
tala pengarne.
For att bevisa att kroniska sjukdo-
mar AFRO vart lifsstudium och att vi
kama menniskokroppen i de NEST
miuutiosa detaljer villa vi pa nagra
fl minuter beskrifva hvarje sjukdoms-
fall med dess vark och smarta utan
att CORA patienten en- enda fiaga. Till
var help i diagnosen hafva vi UNDER
bara instrument Of var egen uppfn-
ming, och som ej b~egagnus af nagra
andra doktorer.
Om nj har agon krorisk cller lang
varig akomma, sd kom genast och
drag f0rdel af delta stora fra anbud.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

K0p edert kol hos Southern Coal
Co.. 3II Virginia St.. der Nj err
haller 1000 pounds pa hvarje ton
Nj koper.
Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edra hus, sa kop virke
hos Spalding, ) & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

mond Quinn. IS ar De voro ALA
soner till framstaende och formoe-
ma toraldrar. Banan har, der o
lyckan intraffade, en- lutning, och
taget gick med en- hastighet at 70
mil i timmen. Lokomotivet kor
de raft pa buggyn. son jemte de
akarde och hasten kastades langt
at sidan. Da taget backade upp
till olycksstallet. antraffades Cos
grove liggande med klufvet hufvud
och dod pa en- brate telegrafstol-
par SO tot derifran. Gill lag med
krossadt hufvud och afbrutna ar
maj och ben pa EFT afstsnd at $50
fot fran olycksplatsen, dod natur-
ligtvis. Den yngste gossen, Quinn,
hade jemte hasten kaststs pa EFT
afstand at 100 fot. Han lefde
annu, fastan mycket lila skadad.
och Ltogs jemte kamraternas Xix
med taget till Cherokee. der han
forst inlades i jernvagens vantsal,
hvarifran han sedan forslades i
ambulans till stadens hospital. E
mellertid hade man sandt bud
efter modern, som bodde s. mil
ahagset. Fadern var for "tilltallet
i Chicago. Da hon anlande till
h~ospitalet, var hennes gosse do
ende. Han igenkande dock med
EFT leende sin moder, tryckte ONT
hennes hand orb dog. OIycks-
handelsen, som val narmasr be
rodde derFa, att irgen banvakt
fanns vid den plats, der landsva-
gen korsar jernvagen, har Tor.
sankt ire familjer i dup sorg.
Ed utbrot af okand orsak !
fredagsuatt i Mr. John Hagstroms
smedja, 4IS Court street. Eden
upptacktes dock it'd och slacktes,
sedan den astadkommit en- skada
pa omkring $40.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Battre an Notwithstanding

"F0r att halla kroppen stand, skrif-
YER Mrs Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place.
Poughkeepsie. N. ", tager jag DR. Kings
New Life Pills. De arc Diet be~hagligaste
laxavativ jag nagensip fuunit Bast for
mage lefver och ineltvor. Garanteras az
Lungren och Andrews, apotekare. Sioux
Cty. la. Eudast 25c Garanteras.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
O O O

tons 10000 tons Deplacement)
ar storleken pa Scandinavian
American : linens snabbgaende,
dubbelpropeller angare United
States, "Hellig Olav' och "Os
car Il", Med dessa stora fartyg
kan resan fran Scandinavian
till New York goras utan omby-
tie. hviIket ju ar en- god SAX, / syn
nerhet to- familjer och qvinnor,
som resa ensamma Likaledes
Dor man komma ihag att Scan
dinavian- American LINEN ute
slutande befordrar skandinavi-
ska passagerare Scandinavian
American : LINEN ar den enda Ii
ME. hvars fartyg ga emellan
Scandinavian och New York utan
att anlopa frammande hamrar "a
vagen. Kom ihag delta, om Nj
skall sanda efter fader eller moder
syster eller broder, hustru och
barn, och kop biljetterna hos Ii
MEMS narmaste agent eller direkt
hos
A. E. JOHNSON g. co.
f. d. A. MoRTENsEN a. CD.
1876 K. Kit zie Il. CHICAGO
100 Wash. Av. s. MINNEAPOLIS.
o.E. JACOBSON. Sioux City, Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

fanns vid den plats, der landsva-
gen korsar jernvagen, har Tor.
sankt ire familjer i dup sorg.
Ed utbr0t af okand orsak !
fredagsuatt i MI John Hagstroms
smedja, 4I8 Court street. Eden
upptacktes dock it'd och slacktes,
sedan den astadkommit en- skada
pa omkring $40.
D5fI9et kan icse bOtas
cid lokala medel, da de ejkunna ma den ang-l7.a
Idlen at orat. Dot hnnes blot EFT satt att kurara
d0thet, och det er med kcnstitutionella mcdel.
Dofhet f6rorsakas af EFT upphetsadt tilstand az
slemhinnau / det enstachiska r0ret. Mar delta
ror biifver lnfannmerat marker Nj EFT skorrande
lJud eller far en- dalig horsel, och mar r0ret blifver
belt och ballet tdppt, ar d0fhet foljden; ON
upphetsningeu icke kan aslagsnas, och rdret
tterfa slit normala ~tillstand, viii h0rsaln vara
borta for alltid Mo utaf ito fall framkallas at
Eatarr, som 81 ar annat an EFT upphetsadt tillstand
vi viii gifva 800 for hvarie fall at dofhet
(f0rorsakadt af katarr), som ej kan kureras med
Halls oatarrh Cure. Skirt efter cir
es7~ Sales hos apotekare, 75c.
Halls Familj Pills aro de basta-
En- ID ar gammal poke vid
MANN Stephen Ferdig, ans1alld
som springgosse vid EFT af pack
husen, skref haromdagen till po-
isdomaren och polischefen och
.egarde att blifva sand till reform
'kolan EIdora, der han kunds la
sig EFT yrke. Skulle hans be
garan ej v~illfaras, hotade han att
Drama upp sin faders hus, G4I6
street. Pojken har varit
delo med polisen forut, men slapp
att dragas infor rata. Han har
81 blifvit sand till reformskolan
in utan ar fortfarande qvar pa sin
plats som springgosse.
EnAgt polischefens rapport ar
restefades harstades forliden ma
had $50 personer tor olika forse
elser, och boterna uppgingo under
Stamina It'd till $3,2II.5o. Efter
Vanligheten blefvo de fiesta are
'terade for fylleri, dernast ko.nmo
'adana, som stallt till grail och
'lagsmal eller pa annat satt stort
'reden, vidare losdrifvare och sa-
dana. som ej kunnat lemna ma
STAINS egodelar fred o. S. v. anda
ned till forfalskare och mordare.
4 9 personer lingo afvenledes IN
per januari nattlager pa polissta-
tionen, och ambulansen utkallades
S ganger.
Alt slags kol erhalles hos Sou
thern Coal Co., 3I1 Virginia st.
Nj behofver 81 frysa i winter, ON
NigSr till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och k6per stormdorrar.
Fullt farska agg IS c pr dussin
hos
Larson & Anderson
- Den inaSte graddost till &c
pr ID hos
Larson & Anderson.
Tjarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
nos c c. Thelander.
, 1906-12-22
When to GO Home.

From the Blufrton Qnd.) Pioneer:
When tired out, go home. When you
want consolation, go home. When you
want fun, go home. When you want
to show others that you have reformed,
go home and let your family get ac-
quainted with the fact. When you want
to show yourself at your best go home
and do the act there. When you feel
like being extra liberal go home and
practice on your wife and children
first. When you want to shine with
extra brilliancy go home and light up
the whole household" To which we
would add, when you have a bad cold
go home and take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and a quick cure is certain.
For sale by the Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1906-12-22
TO
SANTA CLAUS
CHILDREN STILL PREFERRlNG RE
QUESTS FOR REMEM5RAN-
cEs ON CHRISTMAS.
With Nice Things and the Little
Ones Are Keeping Their Eyes Op-
en-One Little Boy Wants a Coal
Wagon for His Brother.

school is out and we don't have to
go back for nearly two weeks. Gee!
amt that bully!"
These and kindred EXPLANATIONS are
heard everywhere now. The children
are in the starting of the Christmas
holidays, with their grade cards in the
handsN of father and mother ant with
their books laid aside until after New
Year, they are giving themselves uI
to a full realization that Christmas is
not far away--day after tomorrow will
be Christmas V and the next day will
be Christmas. Some interesting let
tiers came today.