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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-29

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RHEUMATISM STAYS CURED
Mrs Gotta. Confines - Bee arg in
Constant Pain. Cures % D..
wsManx PINK Pfux

Rhszm2usz car b Inherited EodfE.s
fat proves u 70 h zd4@A@o q TIE bod.
l. j. Necessary. therefore. 20 trszf .:
thr0uxa ths BID II a permanent cz-s
Il expected External -app.5cz1io1s snzy
gre tsupprz-v relief froza PAIN bz- a.
loug a. the pois9nous acid i N the bod
the pain WI reszrn. perhaps in a new
pzoe. but il vii surely return Dr. WI
hans PINK FlAs cure rhe1nz.sn b.
cause they - dirs-lr % the sat q tie
disorder. Purifying and saricalaz tie
bod
Mrs Henry CJtz. Of West CasshE-,
Can. u tie wife q tie Village ma
ehinis1- several ra@-s an. s5e saws.
Il WAS laid up with EnsumAnsa u nv
fee;. ankles and kneez / was IN en-
slant pain aid s1nsfzzes the aaersed
paris w0ad swell - badly tina; / oyuh
not ~ zbouf at AL 70 attend 70 nv
honsehoA dates There was one y1od
q thr-e weks during which I was eua-
fined 20 the I'D. Mr. sur-rinEs we-.
awful and the Doctor medicine id 70.
help ne
One daE a nelghba- tod me zbnur
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills and I decsa.za %
try them After / had taken them a
short tine / Wzs dec5dsdly better and a
few boxes cured ne. What Is
bef'er. the cure was prna0ut
Remember Dr. Williams Pink PSLsd
naG act on the bowels They make new
bod and RESTORE shattered nerves They
tone upths stomach and restore iEnralrsi
digestion, brinz be@lthful. refreshing
kleep. give strength fof the wezkAnd make
miserable. complaining p1ps stray.
hungry and eDerzeflc- They are I'D bs
al druggists. Twill b. s-nt pussrnid, CO
reosE Il pTSae. % cents pr box ~
boxes go. By the DR. Williams M.ds.
cane Co, Schenectady. ny.
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ca-e1e- 2. Williams. tie American
mining eaxi1eer ~ho directs TIE ehA-
uord o-tG-t q he world. Ezs oo-- n
2ichigza. but beczzs a -szszs-t Q.
California A. = al = sweat a. Cali
forniz College II oakland. sste-rzr1
the state university. He Te-1r-s.
his 61ozuoa a. The ming Acx1e-y
of Fre5@rE zznz< the LEAD z-es q
szro1T- He wza zEEaye- Il tts mir.
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zone tine n p-zrrirzl rosk Il ~.
mines q. Serz17 z-1 northern Cz1-
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shonzlz1e ard made ne s-rgza-c-
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C the -lzsE c tie L. B=-s co-gsay
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Lz@s Il his pare
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szri-E coze i tie Car beto-e nth
i fe= loz1s q steers AID Chz-ssF Ezs
c1lE re hozorz
ThsT xsre walking zlolE q Grad
zEszDe discussing tie tail buildings
-bs1 al q = sa1tsa oze q thuse
rscke-T rEetinE zzchi-es b@Eza Ian
=sr-E zEzF AZ hiEh sre@3 @ / toy
s-u-T q . steel kEscrzp@r building
Tie Old zzn E-ngr=5 as Z he'd II
zEsi1Et Hozetht-E He ru-zea his eF-
q tie cir=c-5pa q The so7u1 har
c111d zske oct zothi-E Wha Il
Tuned 70 ms l@zuseres oeshsx his
eg@ were fairly pogFfzE
Great Scort - ercEzi-s1 Ru-
u Ike 70 So thzr EoospeckE- i
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v.lz.s,s xzn.oa Ez-ov.

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: rod a the P7-g-@--L-
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inter e cd w-.tcez rssor5s q e1rsv
s q Ei@=rpi P-=Tte12zsz.
earliest d1;e bi1E EEy - 1s
d r-r1-1 = TIE -0zh@k-"
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CAa-4 Chicxsh2 uafio7- Al fae
oos coz.Alns \ cel q 1l@Abe IL
forz4tisa relative 20 the z-Oo ro-k
aEnGE fao~ M.sspH tribe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-29

NJ Azr--E Esz-c1 ~ Tssti-r-
- H1-e ne arr r1s-rs1 frrz =.
EuHoFz-szz 70 TIE Rn-z- CztH,l1c
c1zrr1 AID IT waF O: celeaz.2-a
ne Great cscsed - 1re = r@ce.uo.
= ho-o- Q. re ts.o5 = se- ciocese-
sss ce11ed k0zeve- TIA. he- zl-ez1y
fA=O1s e-z-i-E-oc vas lut -
cs-IF r--Esls-1eat % se-Fe as = plzcs
Q; r@cep-o3 70 - tsao- =zo zss %
enc x11 c-o-.uztzis-4 hsr T.e-e
vas re- the = zh.ca 70 rake s.s
rDoz zore attractive al Me E.z-
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ooscu TIE walls before hzd b@ea
covered rth tzDesuT. TT TIA: -zs
rot enough fU- = reception for ths
bizhD7- After zuch thozzht Eae
finally decided on d-zb SIX vail cor-
e-1-x- What vita this ard o,he- er-
te1siTe c1a-zss Z tie roo= =stAout
TIE purchase % fz--icz-e Ma Essr
to- got I'd Q: $500.
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xzorz--- -s1@< az -krk-
= 50 ~A t-@k@ s-ze4 w1ea
x ~ zz1F>s .-1 cozss.
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r-s3 E-= C ~szcA r@se=se So
ru rs@-e 70 1-o-s@- xtsch Is A.
L-os- r@-s-- E-z-tcz g th- sz
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ss A. s~T-7 GEEK II IT, eu-zizr
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ECZEMA AFFECTS FAMILY.
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We saw C--EE-z 2ezea<s zs-=--sse.s
al co-Gz3s5 70 1T r5sl So ss--
fo- flaT E0-zA enss-g C one cake
q Cz-scZ-z sap tee scr C OF
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E1oE low % er5-=ss =r sgr = sR
4 Gre. .o- rro &C II cAl.-s- r=-~ 80
Ia Az- AsE hare -5- a-vx- san
q their hns-5ss rA<rz sher we're s-
Mrs. Marie p Hi S-ez2 Nnsc-
Co. " Va JE-= - 1856
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS
A r-ExE ArFEAL
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rzr-fz- He vzs a1-i--ss - r-z-
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a. p ~ ue -tr ACRES
ars 411 -zz as - tse ooz-
IT = fs-iz- ralu - sez-
a v1ac=-'-l -ssez-cs 70 80 e-F-
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tells &C. razceu Via A-e-cz.a
al talux a. = tTE@ lie avs-<-
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qlick ia-ca di1kes De WeiEs -z
See cream E-zsefr1it oyster corE1-t
PARK and hez-a ard ua-T otAe- pare
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rsfe-ed 70 a. i-llEeEl11 ruzo-x
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dishes q tie cry AID - fss c1z-tr.
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fu--er szuEzxes EazerErzE- t-e
Elk ard Lzslrrn cases-Asse e
c2us D1;ch foooz
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al1 o. zsE re E1z
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Nu-s ca s1s6 G ! r-sa
- EEE Rtz- = z-aEr -E
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cuE--T W@ a. -1w -t c-r .
Nm = as rE z-
~ g a. 1899 z C r7zE
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e Hlrs ru-- w- have 81 -
s al -zEe eC -
q al -z-k = ~ ~ 1870
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.-@ EslT 20 ga Ez-z- 49,
tzs Cza2 Pa c.
-z1F az q fsce r. - e=- ar
-De3 cz-T = - E1-1-ws
l-Eoz Pest
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zsss-ss e tAe ES1-sT E>r-1cs ws-
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c-s1 - = 1sF- al - - -as-
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Dz--r n ~ q rh@ Ex T-51z
Ecz1s A. Great Bz-Esz1 E-x.zz
re tox tuos retzz- i 4 a-~-eE&
AZ s~a-e1 s-s=zt C t. cu<Se- &C
boiling water FSz1t-< Lis rusS-s1n
too xz-E az b<s.x kz-s PRESSED -
the bc=zex & t-s 20 rh@ rocs a.
so-x@r szf--r a-n1E IL -z<1erx
Glars .s-= E5s=- pz--< a..
1s1a e-Ok1 Al ras-- rcrs oE=
tz-z=1 ~ ne hoz-1E =-z II a--r-
al {. o1@ e TIE usfse NO cazxs- IL
fax al l-.e-1-et &
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90. & Hss-.sHs fa< lsrai sszsasssas
fa III WsSsHs Azz o-vz4n- Essaa~
aikaErE fzss r.. - =l-A Ehm
.asl @ass- mEaznlf~- taas sa~ sHz4 at
ks1aa nEl - ssssar1 fr - ssE,a--s
= So E- sEn4 4asa A. sh~ As ANs
n Fesss@ - 1a~ s1sr-aax ezra
IN. - MsrshHz- = . - - sap~s Ia
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Na.1L II Murder Gaze.

TIE 4 ise Nsrr4a MURDER ease.
q TIA a. S-z-xFII-. al1 . 1--
aid as d~-lxe1 Corr 1ds0arzz
FER o--z- u @ss-pr mo reks- oo--
-ziaE us1rF IL E1oe TIE ca TO
zzr1er cases botA os shl-A resulted
z -istr3z.
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A; 3 zss~iing q til bard q zavor
AID z8Sefmen q Nafhisso- an a-1irnnee
eas ei ~solietinz all the help that
an - 1Fea ~ atiD-ns a other toEns
- Hae IT, u2nE o@n4.5a1ed b. tSe
tornado ahsh nres-hr SKA great D.
Survive heF~ Ge~afrbassozs 4 Z
sr ufd - e~rfzliy rszesvs
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A Freuch srrer-fr -zuad ve-
der has r1onsde1 IL kezE cs-zo
klnes - pp-ie -r-s fzz rr@
noathF i- rod s-1rarn w sAs 80
@rE Il 2r TresErzur ~ us 80 q.
that Vlod Re1 ard u@ El-s
p@o1iss to- so-e r-kro-- -s4sca
b@E- E-ood re lo-x tests
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BerAa@ u= trsp tran q ste Tli-
as GGars- GO iher - u-i
- T~.aE. a. 2lso~z 20 ss4rd in
pear s-rs@,- 10 froa- = her bgz~
Ir X T. Rpaeab8zEh IA hrozEhi
i ~ III 3 z15 = railroad 20
SOD E~zzzz-
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Nr J x BAILEY, aged mother Of
riie6 -t4i@< -1s.Or 10 v. Bzzisy
Z TeIzs- did a. CrF.-Al Springs 5-
40- BAseF Eifh olh@r zszo~-s q tie
sllF Nas ~ her a~1s56s- Mrs BAiley
tad n@rer recovered frUz TIE Sa4sh q
hsr hasaand asos; IL 0o1ths zzo
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According - u Zs eoo~-z-zrs
=-z4te- IT, tG4 A~s : TIE ioxn q
E1a@l truz to re1ezf .o--16o ez-oU
al s1or1 q sl4.lsa BSG. IT,
14Ee &1e 20 - bzsa= .o-zzo- n
i0H1 insre yer sIrT~Ehi res
ac@ soc4-y Erecxsd .-c oa6ly E.@-
a-
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he total ulazsi3l q railroads il
f1e SAFE fani- - fa= ss- q @Z5ss-
III. bringing a state TAX O' s-
te l= 1Ezr@ L lsG Hs-e. -zlEA-
10 .6sl.- - which Eve =. IL
z- - s2s.l oEe- thzs - tAAs
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va - 3 e1
"a a. Viz 1r-
r z--@s1r ER-
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Tz reE- ar -
rE T rT
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to al Es
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49,
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vr "a va ss=1 ~ 1898
czzr IT, z-z< w= - -zT ase
30 &C. aszc< r-A1zx IL sczs R-<r !,
-e@ az
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TTS = Tl-zs D,s r-s a Ns---z.
D-z- 7--za-ezT cr-3 - D S-s
TIA -rr-e sd ---z-- Dr. z Il k
L. SCI Ara = A1A r
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Re ~eo ou->~ - 70 Is C~1 s3sR
- greatness ~ zEzTs l-z a.
rv b0< szz1zrz &C : = "a -
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Errr 3- =s@ z So e<-.e-- Lax
r. ks<-z r r1r E -E& ~ r.
E q IA 1-r< 49, 90 - -H7-T
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Fsw -e- VI 49, re=T az w-w1r
NJ E-r NJ rs@-1 = q --azrs C =zae
c<.z-s s<ss-s 1sT AZ -r
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- - y % 1iltA b1TN E11MN u
~ csE1s-srs secs "a : to-
1ry w. l. Daa<tzs Wons~nis- Mks<<s ard
Chtldn~nns shs~.. fer style. 90 and near
thy sse~4 a1ksE nsakka
u could TAX ycu into my large
tsctoriess - Brockton. Mass--and show
you how carefully WI Douglas shoes
are made. you would then uDderssand
Why they bold their shape. ft better,
wear iosxer, and are 81 gresser saiue
than any other make
~nsresn yes tsve. ya1 css obfshs W. l.
1855 rs nsxe sn4 Price Is sas@re1
On n hSee~ns wAAe pruxr<xs y~4 sEnlnst htxh
prices en1 tn<xsssw ss~ex- Yak~ as s~Asrl.
f1se- A. y~ss ae.z<r tw WI Dssxzss sAoes
80 ss>&st sps1 Assinx rs>1
feff % - fFsestr sss6s fbes se1 naf a~nv Asnrsx
Mrse - tiassrszrs csfsssg &c fsn StV,~x-
WI DAcLAs. D.pG ~ brs<kass. N.~a
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At - Es-1@E Ee--- -zrr wr-
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Interestins Ncws Items.

Eight persons were killed and man,
buildings were leveled by q windstorn
in Mississippi.
The Cafe Martin in New York ha.
offered Count Boni Castellane the jol
Of head waiter at $4,000 a year.
With four exceptions, the EpissopaI
clergy of the diocese of Nebraska have
signed an agreement that they wiz no
semarry any divorced person who has
divorced wife or husband still living thf
divorce from whom was secured from
cause arising after marriage.
William D. Carver, aged so Year,
Pittsburg, Pa, manage for AcKeevei
BROTHERS, mine owners and developers o.
New York and Chicago, killed himself a;
his home.
Clyde Eystcr of watsontown, Pa.
night operator at the West Shore rail
read station at West Point, n. T., was
murderously assaulted by a man whs
evidently intended to rob the station.
Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews o
the University Of Nebraska has orenes
war on tobacco chewers among the stu
dents, and ~th-eatened expulsion for taios
fsand chewing End splitting in corridor
and cnssrooms.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
NEW YORK.

Colder weather, combined with the
approach of the holidays, has greatly
stimulated retail trade at most points
and the outlook favors a record break
ing Christmas trade. The car shortage
continues, though grain deliveries in
the Northwest are freer, but On the
whole the paucity of railway facilities
is seriously affecting many sestions,
and in consequence some feundrsas in
the st. Louis and Cleveland districts
have been compelled to close. Manu-
facturers are busy the country ever,
the pressure being so great as to cause
a considerable number of plants to
work night and day. Labor stiH con-
tinues scarce. and wage advances are
recorded generally, but the tendency
to avoid higher wages seems to pc I'M
dergoing continuous expansion. Money
is high in the cities where the demand
is extensive, but most interior towns
appear to be plentifully supplied, hence
country bankers are seeking CONNER
cial Observation-Disclosures Mercantile
Report.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
1M MAR[AERS
s:sssaRsss1ANs@aD
EAM&sE

Chica so-Cattle, common to prime,
$500 to '$7.20; hogs, prime heavy, S4.oO
to 1922; sheep, fair to choice, $500
to $3.50; wheat, No. 2, 73c to 74c; corn,
No. 2, 43c to 45c; oats, standard, BIC to
33c; rye, No. 2, Csc to &c; hay, timo-
thy, $500 to $3.50; prairie, $500 to
$3.50; butter, choice creamery, 24c to
31c; eggs, fresh, 29c to 36c; potatoes,
35c to Ale.
Indianapolis-Cattle, shipping, $500
to $500; hogs, choice heavy, sa.oo to
S6.4O; sheep, common to prime. $3.50 to
$3.50; wheat, No. 2, T3c to 15c; corn,
No. 2 white, 43c to 44c; oats, No. 2
white, SAC 60 36c.
st. Louis-Cattle, $3.50 to $500;
hogs, $500 to $s.25; sheep. $3.50 to
$40; wheat, No. 2, 75c TO &c; corr
No. 2, 41c to 42c; oats, No. 2, ssc to
SAC; rye, No. 2. Gle to 63c.
Cincinnati-Cattle, $500 to 1852:
hogs, $4.0O to $685. sheep, $500 to
$50; wheat, No. 2, 75c TO zoe; corn.
No. 2 mixed, 42c to 43c oats, No. 2
mixed, 35c to SIC; rye, No. 2, 7sc to
re.
Detroit-Cattle, $500 to $500; hogs,
s4.OO to $6.12; sheep, $3.50 to $500;
wheat, No. 2, 7sc to 7Sc; corn, No. 8
yellow, 45c to 46c; oats, No. 3 white,
35c to SIC; rye, Ne. 2, 69c to roc.
Milwaukee-Wheat. No. 2 Northern.
76c to Toe: corn. No. 3. Ale to 42e;
oats, standard, 33c to 3oc; rye, No. i,
SIC to soc; barley, standard, SAC to SIC;
pork, mess, $3.50.
Bufalo-Cattle, Aoice shipping steers,
$500 to $6.25; hogs, fair to choice, 500
to $500; sheep, common to good mixed,
$500 to S5.75; lambs, fair to choice,
$500 to $3.50.
Toledo-wheat, No. 2 mixed, T4e to
76c; eorn, No. 2 mixed. 42c 10 43c;
oats, No. 2 mixed. 34c to 35c; rye, No.
2, Csc to &c; clover seed. prime, SS.7S.
New York-Cattle. S4.0O to $50;
hogs. $500 to $3.50: sheep. $3.50 to
$3.50; wheat, No. 2 red, 7Sc to roe
corn, No. 2, Sic TO SIC: oats. natural
white, 39c to 40c; butter, creameFy, 3oc
. 33c; eggs, western, SOC to 32c.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21

the marauding party: but neither the
Colonel nor his chosen band was likely to
be s%crupulous, and it was impossible not
TO see that Jones might get a bullet
through his head indeed, / fancied such
n step would rather commend itself to the
Colonel, as giving a bon fide look to
the affair. Jones had often been the cause
of great inconvenience to me, but : didn't
wish to have his death on my conscience,
so | was very glad when l happened to
meet him on my way bacn from the Gold
en- House, and seized the opportunity of
giving him a friendly hint.
l took him and sat him down beside me
on a bench in the Piazza. / was in no
way disturbed by the curious glances of
the three soldiers who were evidently
charged to keep an eye on the bank and
my dealings with 1t.
l began by pledging Jones to absolute
secrecy, and then | intimated to him, in
a roundabout way, that the Colonel and
l were both very apprehensive of an at
tack on the bank.
1.-The town" said I, "is in a most un-
settled condition. and many dangerous
characters are about. Under these cir
cumstances l have felt compelled to leave
the defense of our property in the hands
of the government. / nave formally in
timated to the authorities that we shall
hold them responsible for any loss occa-
stoned to us by public disorder. The
Colonel, in the name of the government,
has accepted that responsibility. l there
fore desire TO tell you, Mr.. Jones, that in
the lamentable event of any attack on the
bank it will not be expected of you to
expose u life by resistance. Such a
sacrifice would be both uncalled for and
useless and / must instruct you that the
government. insists that their measures
shall not be put in danger of Illustration
by any rash conduct on our part. I am
unable to be ut the bank this evening {:
but in the, event of any trouble you will
oblige me by not attempting to meet force
by force. You will yield, and we shall
rely on our remedy against the govern
ment in case of loss.''
These instructions so fully agreed with
the natural bent of Jones' mind that he
readily acquiesced in them and expressed
high appreciation of my foresight.
Take care of yourself and Mrs. Jones,
my dear fellow l concluded: that is
all you have to do, and l shall be salts
fed"
l parted from him af~fectionately, won
dering If my path in life would ever cross
the honest, stupid old fellows again, and
heartily hoping that his fortune would
soon take him out of the rogue's nest in
which he had been dwelling.
ITO be continued.)
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
All Around the Globe.

The Wade Hampton statue at Column
bia, s. c., was unveiled in the presence
CT a vast throng.
Knights Templar of Mexico City ex-
pect to be represented in the triennial
c~onclave at Saratoga, n. Y, next Jsly.
The Spanish cabinet reatfirmed IL de-
cision Of the preceding ministry that
Spain shall participate in the jamestown
exposition.
A heavy pail Of smoke so dArkened
St Louis up to 10 a. m. tee other day
that lights had to be turned on il stores
and streets.
Five men were injured, two ~seriousIy,
b. the collapse Of a scaifoiJing On the
seven-story Arnstein buiiring now under
construction 1T Knoxville, Tenn.
Patrick H keenan,, dean of the Tam
many district leaders, veteran of tAe OLD
Croker and County Democracy days N
NeS York. has retired from polhius