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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
THE ORIGINAL

Foley ID Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey
and and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered ~ no other preparation vii
give the same satisfaction. 1t is mild
aXative. 1t contains no opiates and
safest for children and delicate person
old by all druggists.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
Time Of Holding U. S. Court

SenatorElkins has introduced In the
senate bill TO fix the time for mold
ing the district courts for the Northern
district of West Virginia. 1t provides
that the act of Congress of January Y,
1901, which divided West Virginia IN
to two judicial districts be amended 80
as to provide that regular terms OF the
circuit and district courts for the north
ern district of the state shall begin the
following times and places in each
yoar:
At Wheeling the first Tuesday OF
April and the third Tuesday OF OF sep
temper.
At CIarksburg the third Tuesday Of
April and first Tuesday of Octo Der.
AT Martinsl urg the second Tuesday,
of May and the third Tuesday OF Octo-
Der.
At Philippi the fourth Tuesday OF
May and the first Tuesday of Novem-
Der.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
s no ks1s Nsvsr Kissed

New YORK, NJ arch 9.-"No, / was
never kissed by man in my life, and
1 neve or kissed man, not even my
husband, - said Mrs. Eivira Lihbe dur
in. the trial OF her husbands suit for
divooce before Vice-Chancellor Emery
in Newark.
"You say you were nevor kissed?she
was asked.
"That.s fact. Even during our
courtship | never kissed my husband,
and he never kissed me"
Mrs. Liebe is the wife of Henry Liebe
of Brooklyn. They have five children
aud have been married 81 years. The
couple have been separated years and
had not met during that time until to-
day, when they faced each other in
court.
Mrs. Iiebe, who was Miss Newell,
ssid her mother was a niece OF the late
Peter Ball.ntine, Newark brewer.
H husband owns some valuable prop
erty in Newark.
During the divorce suit Charles
Sheridan was accused Of being friend
ia with her, and the statement that
she had never been kissed was the
answer to the charge.
No wonder that fellow wanted di-
yOrce.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified as
q lministrator of the estate of Mrs
Mary e. Noble, deceased, hereby give.
notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the same
at once with proper Authorization for
settlement and those indebted to the
estate must come forward at once and
pay the same. Address the administra-
tor at Huntington w. Va, w. G. Kill
mer his attorney at Martinsburg
Wilson M. Foulk,
Administrator.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
WRITE US A LETTER

in strictest confidence, telling US all
your troubles. We will send free ad-
vice Gin plain sealed envelope). Ad-
dress: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
Speculation has begun as to the sue

Speculation has begun As to the sue
cess TO William II. Taft, in case he
10 given position on the Supreme
Court bench. There il feeling in some
sIAr -ers that southern man ought to
have place in the Cabinet, and Sena-
tor John L. McLaurin Of South Caro-
lima is spoken Of as proper man. Mr..
II Laurin, 10 not considered exactly
souad on democratic doctrines. He de-
,'ribed himself, on one occasion, as a
= commercial Democrat. IF he 10
tn. xill OF a man the people don t
want him.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16

DIR. George w. Hurd, who was de-
feated for Burgess in the recent cleo
ton in Williamsport Md, claims that
it was done by trickery, and seems dis
posed to shake the dust Of the burg
from his feet. He owns drug store
and several buildings. He has "for
saleo notices on all of his property and
says if he can sell he will leave the
town. Too bad! &
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
"I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

In my womb and ovaries, /" writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, of Webster Groves, Mo-,
land my menses were very painful
and irregular. Since taking Cardui
feel like a new woman, and do not
suffer as did,"
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16

A test fire alarm was turned IN from
Blake's livery stable Friday afternoon
by the fire commissioners. There was
nothing prearranged about the matter
and the firemen cid not knew but that
there was a fire. They were out of the
house and had stopped in front of the
stable in less than three minutes. This
is good time and the commission was
very much pleased with the test.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16

Two cases of smallpox are reported
from Bessemer, about four miles from
this city.
Miss Ida Kerns who has been on
visit to friends in this city has return
ed to her home in this city.
On and after the Goth Of this month
the United Stntes, Express ONCE will
be at i35 West King street.
Some strawberries have been brought
to town. They look all right in color,
but have metallic taste that is not
agreeable to most people in Martins
burg. They cost SO cts per box.
Mr.. Gray Silver just received two ca
loads of stock steers.
The Virginia legislature has passed
the 2 cents mile passenger rate bill.
Mrs. Lizzie Elder Of Parkersburg, w.
VA, has sued the Western Union Tel
egraph Company for $4,000 alleging
that rs the amount Of her damages for
the failure of the CON any to deliver a
telegram announcing the death OF her
mother until three weeks after the fun
eral.
The i7lst annual report of the G..
v. railroad recently Issued shows the
wear 1906, to have been the most
profitable in the history Of the road.
Since the C. ". has become the con-
Meeting link between the B. Il o. at
this point, and the Philadelphia and
Reading at Chambersburg, it has be-
come one Of the largest bituminous
coal carriers in the country. The in
creased traffic will necessitate the dou-
ole tracking Of the road between here
and Chambersburg, a distance OF "A
miles, which work, 1t 10 expected, will
be completed by the end of the pres
ent year.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
WILL EXTEND FROM CUMBERLAND
WEST


The Wabash, having completed its
extension to Cherry Run, and thereby
secured tide water connection is
turning it's attention to an extension
west from Cumberland to Uniontown.
II is said that the chief engineer, J. q.
Barlow has fully decided upon the
route; that the right of way has been
practically secured, and the grades will
be light and the curves easy, the max
imum being s degrees. 1t Is claimed
that the grades on the proposed route
will be easier than those on any other
road crossing the Alleghanies. The
estim ated cost Of the most expensive
portion of the road, for 20 miles west of
Cumberland, is $4,000 per mile,
which is about half of the cost per
mile, of the road from Cumberland to
Cherry Run.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
TWO OPEN LET
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOVEN
Mrs. Mary Dimmick of Washington tells
How Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well.

1t is with great pleasure we publish
the following letters, as they convinc-
ingly prove the claim we have so many
times made in our columns that Mrs
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-16
GLAD TIDING,

A trial offer by mail Csc, Dennis s. 9.
s. g., for sufferers with Liver. Kidney,
Stomach, Headache, Lumbago and Rheu-
matism helped at once and cured quickly.
Also try Dennis Spec Dee Catsrrh Cure
25e. Foul difficult cases cured or money
back. Agents wanted Dennis S. S. S.
b. @. Co., Columbus, Ohio, U. S. A.
Also at
s. O. WEAVING & CO.'S
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
Obituary..

James Il. Bradley. a ruling elder In
pincy Fork church. passed to his reward
December Is. 1905. aged ~ years, 10
months and Is days. lie professed
faith In Christ at twenty-six years Of
age and joined the Cumberland Prcsby.
terrain church In August. 1900; was
elected deacon March iec2; was elect
cd and ordained ruling elder IN Oct
1904
Ne was a devoted christian. lie will
be missed In the home, In hw eommun'
ity a. a citizen and in the church
while he was a great sufferer he never
murmered. but assured his family that
he was ready TO 40 at any time, hi'
hope grew brighter during his Ions
severe illness. a visit with him was
beniiction and an inspiration Of hh
faith In God.
Ne leaves q wife, father and mother
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
Deeds Recorded.

e. I. Croft to e. q. Daniel, lOOa
on Deer creek, $3.50
r. Conycr and wife To W.
Cnyue, asa on piney creek, $1,000.
John Saucer to W. +. nowell, 95a
on Hurricane creek, $500.
j. y. Cook to {. ". Cliff, l25a
near Bells Mines, slsOO.
Edith aud Ncrna Davis to Lola I.
Reese, mineral rights on 24a on
Tadcwater $50 aud ether considen'
tions.
T. l.. waddcll to II, e. Howard
aOa On Claylick creek s2iO.
L. II. Carliu to A. u Cardiu ~.
near View 1888 Is.
ia. ;. Crawford To J. II. Cariir
iia near View SOB. Is
X VI. Allen % II. ". wilson w
on Hurricane creek stOO
Iuo. VI Woaord to nau IcbusoI
80, ou Hurricane creek sSJi.
Mr.. LISA Loving to J. VI. Nc
Cbc,ncy , lots in O'Brian addition
ssOO.
| h. VI. Adam.on aud wife to Lul
Reese mineral rightson 61a in Crit
,eudcn county, s7a and other COnsic
crations.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12

Hugh Hurley. Of Marion, came up
To- Princeton the fr,t ~ the week
aud accompanied hi. wife home. Mr.
lIurIc, ha. spent the holiday with
her parents. Mr. aud Mr.. j. 7. Al
LIN Princeton Leader.
w. h. u smith Yesterday return
ed from Chicago. where Ice has been
attending School Of Optics since
la, Spring H. IVA, arranged to en-
ter business With DR.. VI Steinhcld,
the opliciau II broadway. near sixth
street
J Elder ]. shelby Roe occupied the
publ, Of the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening, this being his
nrt appointment Of the year He will
reside in the city and will preach at the
Christian church every first and third
Sunday.
81. Parhtt. Of Belle River. Ill.,. and
who j. the proprietor q a saw and
grist mill at that place, Is here this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Parhtt Is former Crittender
countian and has Just returned from
Portland. Md. where he saw his cir
who. he says. y an attractive
attraction.
w. r. u. smith. the noted occu
lit VI paducah, arrived in the cit.
Monday to 6ll the appointment o
H. e. l.. Cray who was unable 4
come On account II business engage
mcut in Bowling Green. Dr. SmitI
1, we'll Known In many sections Q
the state aud comes to Marion hight
recommended.
Al Ilct,chsl Pickard. the 3.ycat.ol
son " Rev. J. q. Smithson Of Carr
I. Vile. died last Wednesday morning
oi conyulsions, at the home Of hi
parents ia Carrs,illc. The rcmair
y were brought here ior burial Rc'
l. Smithson aud family have man
l. friends herr aud all .ympa,hitc wit
him aud has wife in their great h
IN ra,cmcnt
= ~ pr Z. l.. Gray could NO, con
lc 10 Marion he has been able to sccul
- H. r. r. smith. the optic spccia
l., ium H. VI Stsin6cld. Opuci
I. parlur. In psducah, to tll his plac'
d. nf smith will be- At the New Marie
Ibct,l iot few DAYS only, but vi
r. return about Maph 9Th, or 18th.
YOU have ANY trouble with your cy
YOU better see him aud get good wor
~ Everything guaranteed to he hr'
class.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
Dancer Of q Cold and How 10 Avoid
Them.

More fatalities have their origin IN
or result, from cold than from any
other cause. This fact alone should
make people more careful as there Is
no danger whatever from a cold when
Il is properly treated in the beginning.
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been recognized as ne
most prompt and cIfectual medicine N,
use for this disease. II acts on ma
lures plan. loosrns the cough. relieyes'
the lungs, opens the secreiions and ADD
nature IN restoring the system TO .
healthy condition. Sold by HAYNES a
TAYLOR. the enterpristng druggists Of
Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12

one brother and three sisters to mourn
their loss but his eternal gain. His
funeral vas preached by his pastor,
from Luke eO-S6. May the good Com
forter console the bereaved ones.
REV. ]. r. KING.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12

VIZ. Jane Thompson. 81 Arkansas
!, Whiting her hrothcr Judge j ".
Walker
Nr. Mamie Cochran aud Mr.. j.
q Rochester arc visiting Mr. H. \.
Rodv,r. ~ Henderson lhi' week
Robert Bennett oi Hartford. Ny,
wa. the guest 81 Karl Trisler Tor a
week aud left Monday ior hi. home.
Me- EVELYN Phillip. aud daugh-
ter. Mi. Eva, Of Arkansas, are VIZ.
ting friend. in the city aud county
Mr sud Nh. " u Cmcc Of New
/ Orleans. la, srr visiting at hi
plantation "Timo,hy Oak near the
city
Mi,, Nellie Clifton, Of Dycu,burg
left Wcdncsds, Tor her hone. after a
pleasant visit TO her brother and sis-
ter. here
! Il. Asher returned Mon day ir"m
| New Mckee. llc ha, been confined
10 HI, ROOM since aud d. threatened
With fever
MIR. Jas. Paris, cf Salem was u
the CT, several days this weck th'
guest VI hcr sister MR.. VI. ,. Crci
and her brother Felix Cox
Re-, james T. Price Was called {,
Li,man Friday to preach the tuncra
oi Uncle Joe Rice, q member oi th'
. L.. T.. church At that place.
r. ". barnes. VI Blcdrc,,, Mo.
-. With hi wife aud little daughter
A Who have been visiting It, the Shcri
dan vicinity have returned home.
ClArcucc l.ardra@. vi the lutte
N States Navy, aud his ,isIct Maud'
!, oi Smithlsnd, wcU the guests Of ID
a. ! pnskill aud family Sunday,
ri Our readers will b. pleased 10 lear
~ that the health Of Mu. c. 5. Nun
who u spending the winter a. "
Clair. Col. Is very much improved.
=, Uncle Harry Travis visited hi. p,
+, Albert. last SEEK although ncarir
the iourscorc aud ten mark. he !, ha
aud hearty aud alvay' enjoy, hi VI
10 IT, To- Marion.
p Mr.. Z SlcsmalcE 1t To-
H. passed through jby city la, vyck q
routc home imm llCuuipg Tent
vhcrc ,hc visited her parents VI
Z" AVID NJ, Walter Moon.
Hickun Brothers have their lar
stock Of groceries nicely shelved a
arranged IN the opera house build
'ur formerly occupied by the Cochran
'cd Pickcns hardware firm on Salem strc
w Judge Thos. Evans was In Paducl
Monday. and left Tuesday Tor Car
willie. Tclu. Critcndcn county and poi
~. north. to spend a few days with fric
lay Livingston Banner
VI. !. flaming. the ptva, lrishu
orator VI Philadelphia, will lccu
,.d a, the &. T.. church Friday even
81 a, : o'clock Subject, "My col
&c, tt, aud lCur. What hall !, b,
v" The ncW optician y one cf
i most uprigh, aud deserving yo'
lied men q this city, whcr he has W.
ala ed ior the past tcN Year,, bcin
on. grandson Of Dr.. !, u. Smith, a
eek uephcu of Professor John y. SIN
civ IT, lie graduated imu the inst
ect. iioa ui,h high honcrs -padu
Register
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
Richard J. Morris. DENTS,

klchhfu - m"lIlas i'''NH'f
For fresh meats call on Morris a
late.
Al. Pickcn. returned from Frank
fort Friday
Sal, by the barrel az otherwise
price, the loWcst
MoREs & YATES.
] Wsarc IN business 10 stay and Ne
will not be- undcrsoh
HuGHEs & HENEN,
Hon Vim. J Dcboc returned ycster-
DAY from Washington.
Barber shop, First dcor in new
hotel opposite pot Office.
Mar & SEDHERRN
Gi.crt A Son have added a line ot
groceries 10 their business.
Only frst-cla.s. up-to-datc job PRINT
ing done at the RgcoRp office.
AM one wanting To purchase salt 10y
the barrel or otherwise, call on
MoRRis & YATES.
Have your stationery. bills and circu
lars printed at THT RECON- office.
b For cyc glasses see Dr. &. ". stone
, drst door east ~ J. l., Stewart, Marion
+ Ky
Ms, Virginia phipps IT Morgau
4 Geld. va, the guys, " Miss Inc
n Price, SUNDAY
shave. shine. single, hath. buoy
4 aney. bristlc. Patruniie our shop an
= We will make you feel gocd.
MErE a SEDHEREN
Ic Miss Fen Nathen returned irol
4 Louisville Thursday, where shc spc'
the holiday with relatives
', Williams a Guess sell al kinds
n feed At the lowest prices. Give the
an order and see. Phone No. ~
y, Coleman llsync, returned to Ia
" yllc SATURDAY uhcrc he ha. bcyu :
n. tending school at Ccu,al Univ,
IN ~,
M Suitable card boari iur map dravu
AMI pencil skctching Al this Ofl,Cc
ply. 2 boards Tor + I pS, ? bOaI
ne for Ice.
oil Mrs C. ". Stone. ofMsron. rc,ul
c,i home Thursday. after several ia
visit 20 friends in this county
!" kut,awa Times
,dc When YOU want feed. telephone ,
store. No. 2iS We also run a {,
n. stable prices reasonable AMI patrUnI
.,d appreciated.
GRiSos 4 DAUGHTER,
Jesse Olivs. Deputy Warden. Of ~
,,ly Vile pcn,ilentiary. was here Sum
the afternoon enroutc 10 Marion.
cad Princeton Leader.
Modern appliances and well uai
,ol hands at the barber shop in fron
an the postofhee Temperature perl
,ain and bath nom ready a, any hour in
iii, day. MErz q SEpBERR'
r. n. Yates. of near sheridan.
v Saturday. January 6, u tubercul'
lie was a. years Of age and aeoa,
oyn year Aeo went 10 Colorado 10
.sls. relief. returning later 10 kentS
nIny where he died. lie was q we'll RESP
ed citizen.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
LITTLE RECORDS.

thard J Morris. DENTS.
. b. Seaman Sundayed here a. usual
nror p. S. Maxwell sPcn, Sa'ur.
here
n tmaster Grant Bugg. of fr'i'n'a'
4hcrc Sunday
ID r Pierce returned last week from
y n TO Paducah.
Inator Dcboc went 10 washington
4 week on business.
Hpyc you anything you want to 'e'''
. IN al. In THE REcoEn.
r. Williams. u Annistou. No.
|>lchcl NJ Frcionia Sunday
Nm Clifton left Monday on Nv. rrgu'
<tnp a. travelling salesman.
q. Invcy. carrier X, = u. No.
j Fr~ionia. was here Sunday
d. bcst coal ever sold In Marion
i CraS Orchard. You can buy u OF
Jno. Sutherland.
D.. Roberts. wife and baby have
lEen rooms at the New Marion Hotel
Marion Graded School resumed wor'
h rday morning after n two week
alion.
positively guarantee Crab orchar
b tn be- equal to the beat
tn,ucky, Jno. sutherland
D. County Judge Thos. Evans O
Kingston county. visited friends her
first Of the week.
School children can secure ,uiIabI
> per at this Office for pen and ~
j ciching 2 sheets for &c.
for hay, corn. oats, bran or straw
ID on Williams 4 Guess, the fcci met
~, room rrar o. Hcarin's gruccry.
travelling salesman W. II. MeElro
|rmcrly ~ Frc,ionia. Is now makii
headquarters at Hotel Cri,tendc
Gool bath. clean shave and smoo
ir cut make one look gentleman
N intelligent. You can get them
our ,hop. NgrI & SEnmHHN'
Experienced In rubbing down At :
A,h and the best shoc sinner IN io'
Jim at the barber shop IN frcn,
b. postoflicc.
Former School Superintendent y
Bennett, Of Livingston coun
lriycd Saturday to take np his alb
Marion,
Hot or cold bath at any hour II
pay at our shop pc. ESpcricn'
band To rih down. Place is In front
Pos,oihcc. MIA 4 SEpusRR,
MR.. Mary Drury. who until rcCcr
wed near StuWis. has occupied
WI story residence acruss the rpilr
nom the depo,.
Roth barber shops have agreed
lose every night ats O'Clock except
Saturday nights when they will rcn
open until " O'Clock. Patrons
please take notice.
MgrE a SEnngHR'
n. y. fosTER.
Miss Lillian Ragsdalc came a
rom fredonia Last week and will a
Mrs, Lola Davidson In her millil
<stablishment In the cottage adioil
he New Marion Hotel.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
g7igt

A bin was introduced In the state
Senate to prohibit appellate and CIR.
eui, Judges from taking an active part
in politics.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
For Sale.

Good farm in Livingston county
located "A miles southeast Of Cars
vile. Creek bottom land, so acres.
producing 80 bushels Of corn to an
acre. Il acres In orchard. 40 acres in
grass and clover. q timbcrcd. Total
isi acres. Good improvements. Min
cral indications. For terms address
RrcoRp office. Marion, Ny, or sex
Jno. Campbell, Carrsville, ny
g1.igt
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-12
MErr a SEnnERRI
H. r. FOSTER

Mis-. Lillian RAgsdalc came down
Rom fre,lonia last week and will assist
Ars, Lola Davidson In her millinery
sstahliahment In the cottage adjoining
Pie New Marion Hotel.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02

IT sure makes q .fllt1lu combine.
brown trousers without braces
spurs, ratified at his heels as he v
to aud fro, 1.-THE and powerful. ]
not look up-did not appear to
what was going on, but can
went at his work, dcft and abso,
Louis was instantly delightec
the room. isn't this ripping!'
claimed as he studied its furni*
won't this make q strong back
for an illustration? Only that &
isn't it too bad?-that's MI out @
Why don't you have a tireplac,
Raymond he asked, turnill.
Baker.
Raymond gave Baker glanct
the plump one waded in: 'Too
wood III this country. Cook, dra.,
q chair for the lady, =,
Raymond's eyes flashed with
menace, but he did as he was toll.
as he put the chair down for Al:
busted it with his hat.
Louis was husky voiced with
"Did you see that, rAnn7 I'll hi
work that in somewhere"
Baker. continued, in the same
Cant you rustic a little grub f.
company, JackY = ..#
Raymond CURLY replied, III
hard" y x - .
Baker, who was gaining self &C
turned to Ann. eve have to Il
our cooks out here. They're scare
mighty uncertain in their minds
and shy at nothin', like a locoed S
Louis clapped his hands. "Oh.
the talk good, Ann? And these q
aren't they f1neW
"Cook made EN-" said Baker. .
handy as a bootjack with. tools"
Ann ignored the chairs, but s.
the cook, whose curiously abs
sulien yet deft movements int +
her. He appeared to be about .
years of age, and his lean, POI
figure dignitled the rough and =.
ITO be Continued.)
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
you Won't ind It any Josh.

You won't ind It any Josh.
been getting gay with me lat
need discipline. You pnss for IT,
man. Understand? You amt
girl and pose for the boy, "
knock pots. That is settled. No
! the pail and rustic some watt
don't you peep" "
Perry, entering at the door "
armful of brush, called out, wit
joy, 1.-THE sonora has cOlDev'
Raymond seized him by tn
Listen here, Perry. The old n
written down to say that be ha
Jack the boss. I'm going to
few days, and then ! leave. y
the other boys that Jack Baker +
foreman, and they've. got to OBJ
You sabbeY ....
Perry grew solemn of face. II
II you 60, ! co. ,-..
Never mind that. Get opt tn :
help take care of the team, an
you go too" He laid a hand
back and pushed him through t
way 1ust as the two seated hacf
ed the corral and drew up to &
"Oh, isn't this hne!'' called
boyish voice, and a moment j:
cool, deliberate voice Of q girl
"Oh, what a blessed relief a.
hot sun Of the plain!">
Then Baker was heard to sa
| elaborate courtesy: "Sban b.
out, miss? l reckon you are tho
OF the old mani mean Barnet
q moment later the young girl +
the doorway looking out at tb
Raymond gave her but one CLAN
the corner of his eyes, but h.
well balanced body and cali
bred face touched him with adm,
His resolution to be disagreeabl'
ened, though he kept about his
p, II never knew how grateful t.
Of a tree could be- Ann said p:
Louis and partly to Baker. i
ways so fiercely bright hereT'
"Oh, no; this is an unusual {
mean 1t is rather
| She was now aware OF K
moving sullenly about in the
wherein the stove sat. He was
In a light tan, loosely fitting 81
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
Township of Larkin
: .Town 1903, Range z2.

John C.. Wilson: mel .........:..I4
II. Halversone estate sN.A .......17
H. Halveraon estate nesN... .....2O
M airy Halverson nwA $50. ......21S
Wiley e. Wamsley nw.. 20
p. b, Mclean eeA ...............27-