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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
STORY OF THE REscUEFRoM TIE
coURRIEREs MINE.
Hinny Not Only Won the Plaudits Of
thu World, But the commen-
dation Of His Own Lit
tie Son.

The scene Of the following romance
is the Courrieres mine. the time near
ly three weeks after the terrible dis
aster.
A mingled crowd-gendarmes. fren-
Eied women, and enraged miners
stood at the mouths Of the various pit
shafts.
Suddenly a great cry arose from
Pit 2. More survivors had been dis
covered Everyone rushed to the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
BY MARGARET E. sANGsTER.

BY MARGARET f. sANGsTER.
Not clearing up days in the sense
Of bad weather that brightens to good.
Whenever we have a spell OF really
inclement weather, and seem to be
living under a very wet part OF the
sky, we are much uplifted 10 see the
sun come out. Our spirits rise when
the blue heaven above US is a serene
dome. when the clouds are mere rib
bons Of fleece and feathery spray. and
the air is soft as a mothers kiss.
But most of US have enough philos-
ophy not to fret though the weather
is misbehaving. Our opinion or wish
is not taken into account in the mat
ter, and though the rain fall OF the
sun shine, We have only to do our
work. Into each life some rain must
fall. the poet sings, and tears about
inopportune rain are too idle for
grown folk.
But-there are clearing up days in
the housekeeper's calendar that can
not be shirked or evaded. Women
rather enjoy them. Men loathe them
unspeakahly. II by some happy
chance a mans business trip syn
chronizes with his wife's clearing up
days. the peace Of the home is safe
guarded and the troublesome labor is
simplihed. When a man is at home,
there must be dinner properly served.
A woman, having no man, husband.
father OF son. on her hands, gets on
very well with a bite in the pantry
and cup Of tea during the stress OF
a clearing up campaign.
She begins perhaps with the garret
or with the storeroom. that is the
garret's present day substitute. Ev-
cry garment is TO be looked over.
shaken out and freed from peril Of the
lurking moth. When the room is alb
solutely bare. and has been thor
oughly scrubbed, II is further disin-
fected by the slow burning Of a sui
phur candle. Shut up any room her
metically for six OF seven hours. and
set a burning sulphur candle therein,
and you may say good-by to yermin
OF all sorts. to all predatory insect
life in fact. for a good many months
10 come.
When every article has been busted.
renovated and put into place. when
trunks have been repacked. their fold
ed contents assorted. and themselves
accurately labeled. the garret is In
order 1T shall never be in heaps
hgain." sighs the tired but complacent
matron. and she means what she says.
But life viii be too much for her.
Another twelvemonth win see the
same confusion. the same disarray.
the same necessity for another clear
ing up and setting to rights. Only
the phenomenal woman Is able TO keep
IN order as well as to put in order.
and she generally does II at the sac
rifice OF much tissue and the cost OF
much talk and temper. Heaven pity
those who dwell under the roof Of
martinez whose fetch is system. Far
better a little comfortable jumbllng
up OF properties by the way, and a
radical rearrangement at appropriate
intervals. Nature shows us the good
sense Of this method. Observe the
spells OF idle languor and the amaz-
ing energy OF her occasional cyclones
and cloudbursts. destructive at the
moment. yet apt TO be beneficial in
the long rum
The clearing up day when a wom-
an OF large correspondence attacks
her plethoric desk is, for her at least,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
Washington Pie.

Four eggs (beaten light, one
and one-half cups of sugar, beat two
or three minutes; one and one-half
cups -four, teaspoonful baking pow
der. one-half cup hot water.
Filling-Whites Of two eggs (beat-
en- slim. one and one-half cups sugar:
beat again; two sour apples (grated) f..
and beat again. The more you beat
it, the better It is Put between pies
and on top. This makes two pies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
Chocolate Tanv.

Three pounds Of white sugar. one
cupful of water, one-half cupful cider
vinegar, a lump of butter the size of
walnut, six tablespoonfuls grated
chocolate: put all together in a brass
or granite kettle; boil without stirring
until a little dropped in water is
crisp; pour on buttered dishes, and.
when cold enough to handle. pull.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
Truthful Tommy.

Tommy" said father to his son.
have you been at those six peaches
put IN the cupboardg"
Father" said Tommy, looking into
bis eyes. I have not touched one"
Then how is it your mother found
i've peach stones iE your bedroom.
and there is only one peach left on
the plate?"
That" said Tommy, as he dashed.
wildly for the door, SIS the one
didn't toush"-TitBitA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

recommends purchases in accordancs
with the following considerations:
(l) The known quality Of the stocks
offered.
(2) The reputation Of the firm maxi
ing the offer.
(s) The price. calculated upon de-
livery at Washington, D. c.
The price. though important Is
never the first consideration: good
seeds must be secured at a fair price.
and the best value" is the watchword
in the work. The packeting Of ths
seed is done by contract.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

Every boy should learn to swim
Il don't know" answered the man
who cultivates differences Of opinion.
The boy who can't swim keeps away
from deep water I'd rather have my
boy put in his time practicing the art
Of lodging trolley cars and automo-
bises."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
A Red Nose.

Change your diet little. Stop eat
ing pies for awhile and cut out all
pastry. Eat no fried foods. Drink
nothing at all with your meals. Take
dose OF castor oil once a week for
awhile.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

Select Fresh, sweet parsnips. wash
and scraoe. cut in three-fourths-inch
cubes, soak in cold water an hour,
dry thoroughly; egg. then crumb:
repeat several times: drop into deep
fat which is smoking around the
edges only; fry a good brown: drain
on brown paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
Score One for the Poet.

Poet-Apparently you don't like M
verse.
Editor-No; I don't think much
Foet-Ahl you don't That explains
it-Philadelphia Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

A writer in Madame says: Last
wear l saw quite a small garden made
a scene Of beauty by an avenue OF
hollyhocks. Here is a photograph OF
a similar scene. which all readers can
emulate. Those who are rich, with
a fine space at command, will invest
in the ten variety section OF seed.
Thev who are less fortunate win be
rewarded If they can embark in the
amixedp strains. Such viii indeed
be an accession when Towering season
comes round. Few Of us there are
who cannot give winter shelter in
cold frame, small greenhouse. bast
netting. The great point is to give
= generous mulching, and to the flow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
The DISTINCTION,

The Editor-We don't buy poetry.
The Author know It. I've read
the stun you publish under that head.
But this Is magazine verse I'm Offer
ing yon.-Cieyeland Leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

A happy wife sat at Ninny's bedside
Near him, In the same ward, lay
Pruyost. On the breast Of each man
cleaned the Cross of the Legion OF
Honor. pinned there that morning by
the French Minister Of works.
A little boy approached the bed on
which Ninny lay-Ninny, the hero.
whose name was seen in every news
paper in the world. For a minute the
child gazed rapturously at the medal
You must have been good boy at
school, dear papa" he burst forth at
length, 10 win such a pretty medal
as that.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10
FRENCH MINE HERO'S MEDAL

afr. The sound OF axes fell plainly
on their ears. Six men joined the lit
tie party.
A day passed. One by one the
lamps fickered out. until the men
were left in darkness. Time now
merged into one continuous night
When their watches ran down they
knew that another "a hours had
passed. Death lay around them They
felt IL in the air. Despair was In
every heart, save in Ninny's. He
alone spoke Of rescue, and urged the
men not to give up hope. Thus time
went on. Food and water the miners
found in plenty. Bread was in the
knapsaeks Of the men that had per
ished.
Then one day the sound Of rolling
trucks came to them. The mine Is
not destroyed entirely" each
thought, and each took hope.
For Of course the trucks could not
roll by themselves. and the sound
must mean that their comrades were
working TO effect a rescue.
II was Ninny. always Ninny. who
cheered and put new heart into his
comrades.
Courage, mes bravesl" he would
cry; only have a little more patience.
and we are certain to be saved. Think
OF the gallant fellows working to res
cue US. They will never give in till
we are safe"
Eut for all that, as the days passed.
here and there miner began to lose
hope.
1T is more than a fortnight now
since we were entombed. Ninny." one
would say. Il fear we shall never sea
our wives and children again. 1t
makes me sad when | think that
probably my little Lucienne will
never run to meet her father again"
"You speak like coward" Nirny
would reply angrily. you do not de-
serve to see your Lucienne any more" :"
Nineteen days had now passed
Then on a sudden, great joy filled all
hearts. Men we're advancing towards
them. They were saved. Ninny had
led them to safety.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

Take plenty Of outdoor exercise,
eat fresh fruits and green things and
your color will be right.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-10

ering plants liberal watering Sow
in drills. two inches deep, and quite
a foot apart. in good rich soil Sow
thin, and cover slightly to a quarter
Of an inch, Use rain butt water. and
look out for slugs. Thin out if over
crowding. In my southern home We
need no protection in mild winter
weather. II frost comes we cover
wiih mating. perhaps, for a couple
OF nights. An old village man knew
as a grower used to put fern over
them from his cow-shed litter All
depends on climate and soil. and clay
makes a frame imperative But the
true fower-lover shuns no toll to make
his garden things happy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01
Board Wanted.

YOUNG MAN WISHES ROOM Ann
.'trI with nrlNate family. use Of bath.
.-tn -- -rcicrrcd NEW YORK s. care
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HON WANTED USE TIMES-DSPATCH WANT ADS

famous entertainment OF King Charles. OF
foftugal December r. 1905. Tho Count
az that time insisted that rho c,,..t,-,
40 with him TO "a shooting party ..iv.n low
a noble lady. of whom tho Cotntee- Ind
cause 60 complain. and the Count be,..rne
ragged al tAe Countess refusal So
abruptly announced her intention TO .eo-
rate from him. aud began legal proceed
ings.
Counsel placed nc $1,000. 900 tho total o,
tho Counts Expenditures preceding tbe ana
pointmcnt OF 81 trustee. AT ono ,..1e
therc was seizure of their porpertv IN
a suit for the recovery OF "a dcbt anlo,,r,-
ing 10 S229 GOO
~ Cfuppi had not finished his pre4o,t,-
ZION of the case WHOM the h.trir. ...s
adjourned uutI ncxt week
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Boarding.

WANrED-AT THE LCRAY. 4oi EAST
Main street permanent. transient
ID table borders excellent table.
splendid rooms.
WANrED-BOARDER PERMANENT.
transient and table 1OI North Seventh
Street Terms reasonable
NC-EIEGANTLl- FURNISH
cd rooms and hrst-ciass table, also
tiaasierts accommodated. 81. Grace
Street. West
PERMANENT TRANSIENT AND ia
Eighth
FoR rem T-ELEGANT ROOMS NICE
IS furnished in flats or single. also
oo ard furnished as East Main stree
ANTEu-TWO GENTLEMEN BOARD
OPS. hy private family. ON Libby HW
I1ik CALI phone Pea
N \rEl1-B ONRDERS. ans WEST
''''.. good table, pleasant rooms
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business Opportunities.

WANTED BU YER FOR l2.Oo0OO0 FEET
long leaf, unb'ed pine. with mill outht
capacity. BOO 10 20,OlO feet per day), sit
uatod on Seaboard. timber large and OF
best quality. for prices. etc. write W
u INGRAM or NJ. NOISE. Sumter.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest and best stock of trunks and
bags in the city. We also have bows
and gents shoes. SPENCES. Ninth
Street
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Meetings.


-. y STA ED COMM NICATTON OIL,
Xxx J.rHa Lodge. 10. 4'. is D. ana 4
~. HI Dee held at tur Masonic
Tempt. TIlf RSDA1. 1st I.-t 400 -.u
o. r.u.. 3. 40 Members OF -.-f.r LODGES.
sfn transient brethren alo ltItcrnalfv
Int.fel POD H. present
i.f NU.i.r ul the Worshlpfu Master
'l'lt9I o. JEFFERSON. Secretary.
Richmond Locomotive Works
lii Broadway. New York
October 10Th. 1905
NOTICE I~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tlv annual meeting of the Stockholders
o' RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
w.l hs Nrli at the offiCe OF tho COM
rant. f.. tine COUNTY or HENRICO.
VIRGINIA.. ou Wednesday the lftl dav
O. E.r.a.sr 1906. az II 30 O'Clock I'D
t.e forenoon. for the purpose Of electinc
ana Officers approval 90 the
acts ~ tho Directors since the last an
nual meeting and for the transaction Of
AH't .t.tI business as may properly
come before tho meet ng
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01
GAINESVILLE IS NOT a DRY TOWN.

ALL ABOARD NEXT TRAIN FOR
Clarksvine with your orde~s Tor
Whistles 4 al Kinds O-YEAR-OLD
CORN WISHEY. ti65 AND JUG.
-YEAR-OLD CORN WHlSKEY
SIS AND JUG; RYE WHISkFY
FROM so TO $50 PER GALLON.
w. II. Gooch is no longer n he whiskey
bus ness, as the Mann law broke him
g. send all orders 10 THE CLARKS-
VILE WHISKEY HOUSE. Ciar3svile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01
The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
mission. ~ cents. Free on Saturday.
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PAONooRAPHs

COMPLETE LINE or EDISON PHO
rographs. records and supplies. whole
sale and retail. o. h. HAYNES. or
East Main
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Miscellaneous.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

THIS ORIGINAL DAVIS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY. SECOND FLOOR. IRA
OPPOSITE BIJOU. Is NOW READY
FOR BUSINESS. SPECIAL. PRICES
TO VISITORS. PRICES TO SUIT
ENERYBOpY. ALL OUTSTAND-
ING TICKETS ARE Redeem ARTE
At OUR NEW PLACE. GOOD WORK
AND POLITE ATTENTION GUARAN-
TEFD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01
MILLINERY.

SPECIAL SALE IN MILLINERY
SUNS. clo1hS. ladies' furnishings 4
large assortment OF coneco hats ir ali
colors jus' received today 9S cents
Mrs JULIUS BOAR. 14-3 East Main
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01
For Sale.

~,,,. LNS SIZE ana pore, hyorauie
uc, run % to 80 presses and one Robin
s'h z-pIunger doloie-action. run IS 70
a. T,ssys one - Il T. boiler. - hues
luCi.es by 10 rect long. complete
aalhlG,, Writ OF can FOR prices. T. ;.
NDbLE. JR.. $50 South Tenth street
rop SArr I-.,- ,.-,,-,,,- ,-------
Ni' Sail. tiALt MILLION FEET
mond miles from depot. white oak.
l ~. -., ID, "-.t' ".'',.I "h ' a'i,
-6. t,r .~"s,,
lnt 80 80 -'i part t"s' -
GROCERIES, NV cp.r>- ~
fed line ~1aet-~ ANA -,-',o1. ~,
and ,e+tie no,eds-s .obtc-, ,-o.i- s,it
~ ,or- -. 49, y, 49, efS
Nor.r RI 81 -. ~ sSI-N APP son.
'-'- -.t 9-ltc-- --ol.c, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01
HAT CLEANING.

MEMS HATS DYED AND RETRIM-
med. la test style. AMERICAN HAT
TIERS. Fourth and Marshall streets.
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Thinning AND PLUMBING.

WE DO GOOD WORK AND DO TT
promptly at a reasonable price Tin
ming sanitary plumbing. gas htt!nr
painting and repairing TIN roofs a sDe-
cialty: ranges and furnaces sold and
repaired. !. ". DORSFTT & CO.. us
East Cary Street Phone 1917.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-01

SPECIAL AND PATENTED NrACrTrN--
cry built. Let rs develop your r1eChani-
cal ideas q 'onE that patent YOU have
been thinking about: liberal proposition.
c B. FORD CO. Trigs Shipsard.
Phone zoos
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL At 70G EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself thaf.
W. have the largest and best iira ~
Trunks and Travelling Necessitie s g. the
CITY, repair Z done IT. W ROUN.
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
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SIGN PAINTING.

THE BURTON SYSTEM ONCD. THE
only large. cheap ana best sign Paint
ers. AL work euara1tec5 IS South
Eighth Street Phone l5lc. ElChmond,
Va.
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Rooms Wanted


MA NiED-TWO ROOMS. IRNISHED.
ls housekeeping. with private
.tIt give f1te ana location. Address
s l-o. Gaze Tmes-DisDatch.
~ \IEl--FJ FINISHED ROOM. WITH
private bath. board convenient Give,
ttfr ana location. Address j. TT. care
Times IleH. trh
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12
Frost Makes Fat TURKEYS.

Frost Makes Fat Turkeys.
"Cold weather makes fat turkeys"
said the poulterer.
'Why"
Because in warm fall the ground
keeps soft, the vegetation fingers Old and
the fields are full Of worms and bugs
What's the result? The result is that
the turkeys from sunrise till dark
tramp the tempting fields on long for.
ages, eating the worms and bugs,
which thin them, and walking all their
soft and fine flesh into tough, stringy
muscle. A cold fall, with early frosts
and SHOWS, freezes the ground and
kills the bugs. Then the turkeys are
not tempted to wander. They loaf 10
the farmyard, gorge an abundance Of
grain and put on flesh like middle
aged woman at q seashore hotel. But
in warm fall, hunting the Irresistible
bug, the turkeys do their fifteen to
twenty miles regularly and become ath-
setes. For athletic turkeys there is no
subtle demand" Minneapolis Journal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12
Mr.. Glider. Judiciou. Reply,

The woman journalist was enter
tanning half dozen Wellesley under
graduates at tea. 1t was an expensive
tea, served in an expensive apart
ment. Plainly the young woman jour-
nalist was doing well.
Eyes; am doing WE'LL" she admit
ted. Il write fashions now. But
when was high class journalist,
interviewing celebrities on my own
hook, couldn't afford to give teas.
These celebrities-if they would only
talk! You visit them expecting to ex-
tract twenty-five dollar story. You
come away with quarter one-or
nothing. Once sought out Richard
Watson Glider in order to get from
him five or six columns on Young Wo-
men In Literature A fetching sub
ject, eh? But, alas, Mr.. Glider wasn't
In laxative mood! When suggest
ed this glorious topic to him, when
opened fire with the first question,
What is the chief requisite for a
young woman entering the literary
aeld?' he replied. Postage stamps -
Buffalo News.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12
Just Like . Woman,
Thought M. Squilbob

IT'S just Z O'Clock" said squilbob.
''and SO you have plenty Of time
to dress yourself carefully for thu
theater. With this margin of time,
Henrietta, you can surely have no ex.
cuse for being unprepared at the last
moment, trait wholly confined to
your SEX"
"Yes, dear. I'll start dressing now,
at once,"' said his helpmeet dutifully.
"And myself will show you a good
example in promptpess," said Squil.
bob kindly. "I'll start right in now
myself. By the way. where are my
shirts?''
Here they are"
"Put the shirt studs In one, will youl
And-er-by the way, this dress suit IL
rather rumplcd. must have tossed il
about in the drawer. You are rather
handy at those things, Henrietta. Can't
you press it into some sort of shape?"
Cali right, dear"
"And while you are Mt it fix the
pearls in my shirt front. Goodness!
wish you'd chase up my cuff links"
Mis-. oNulAUoO ueW AFOtluu WIFI ueIl
and willing hands, gathering the mas.
culine apparel together, while Squil.
bob calmly dressed himself in the in.
tervals of his rapid fire directions.
Got my top hat?" he asked. Good!
Now please fix my necktie, and--why-
er-er''-
Squilbob gasped in surprise, looked
at the clock hands, which pointed to 8,
and then surveyed the furried little
woman.
Goodness" he said in fine scern.
"Aren't you dressed yet? Well, if that
isn't just like a woman!''-Chicago Rec.
ord-Herald.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12

hotel in Park River when the buffalos
were still running over the nearby
prairfes. Col. E. Smith Peterson is
another old-timer wha has worked up
fine practice. He is to busy to even
read an "insurgent" newspaper.
A notable feature Of Park River is
the interest taken in politics. It Is
hard to ind q man who is not we'll
posted on the political situation and.
popular and we'll patronized.
AS soon az the people realize TRAIT
The Evening Times is working tooth,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12

Mr.. David Athens. who began bus
mess in Park River in the. early nine
ties In small way is fine example
of what energy, square dealing and
upright business methods can do. His
farm machinery and harness business
is one of the largest In the state. In.
addition to his large business in Park
River he owns and runs stores In
Adams and other towns nearby.
~ The Park river Furniture company
10 another prosperous concern. One
OF the best known men In this part
Of North Dakota IL Frank Hughes,
the popular landlord OF the Windsor
house. Frank was running little
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12
THE
SNAk ESKIN
BELT
D. LILLIAN {. PAscnAL
Copyright. 1905. by J. W. Muller

Fine lot Of western souvenirs you've
Got here" commented through my
teeth, which held in loving grip par
ticularly fragrant after dinner cigar. I
had been nosing around the curio cor
ner Of Danes hunting lodge
The real thing-no machine made
curios In this bunch"
l suddenly pounced upon queer OBJ
ject of beautifully mottled grayish
leather, evidently intended for lady's
girdle.
whats this reptilian treasurer I
asked curiously, holding it up gingerly
by Its handsome gold buckle wrought
into the semblance of tiny revolver,
perfect rs to butt. muzzle and full COM
plement of blue diamond bullets.
Dangling from the trigger by single
link Of spun gold was the burglar
alarm" of a mountain rattlesnake. The
number of rattles and the hutton tack
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-12

subject OF covering up this we'll had
been discussed and the hired man was;
free to admit that he had been dele.
gated to- act i the matter but the
days being 60 very short lately he II
had really not had time Poison 81
sore ct the hired man for leaving the:
well open and every time . broken RIB
tears into his' side hs cpmpla sins OPEN
" and threatens to sue the hired man
for criminal gligence. The hired;
man ma e not disposed to- ~ obstinsts
about the matter and has Pit 4 WAGON,
box over the hole ann his put m q