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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-25
"Of course yoel,re puzzled . he said.

" course you're puzzled . he said.
note? But what could his object be?
Above all, why should he so expose
himself? He smiled again as he caught
my glance.
OF course you're puzzled" he said
well, I'll make a clean breast Of the
matter at once. wanted to talk
with you about this Holiday case,
and decided that a dinner at the
Studio would be just the ticket
7 nodded. The soup was thing to
marvel at.
! y You were right z assented. The
Idea was stroke Of genius. =
Il knew you'd think so. You see,
since this morning I've been making
rather study Of you. That coup Of
yours at the coroner's court this after
noon was admirable, one Of the best
things I ever saw.
I bowed my acknowledgements.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-25

THE coroner dismissed the jury
and came down and shook
hands with us.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-25

V@chlef nodded.
"Preciseiy,' he said. I'D get on the
rack of the writer without delay
Singleton turned and whispered a
words to q clerk, who hurried
a the room. Then he motioned to
smooth faced, well built men who
YEAR by, spoke a word to the coro-
nd retired with them into the lat
private office. The reporters
ed about US with congratulations
hey scented mys-
matter with Sin
new piece OF.
note? What
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

panion, but still keeping his head bent
toward the storm for unusual sounds.
III they's any saved they've drifted
down By the long rocks somewhere an
viii freeze stiff In this wind fore help
can get out TO 'em. My best hope is
mat hone was saved. They'd be better
or"
Yes, a good sight" agreed the COM
paniOn; but we don't know. Maybe
they's some out there now waitin' for
help. Lord" savageIy, "if 'twa'n't sure
death I'd a sight rather be scooterin'
out into that blackness than standin'
here thinkin' OF 'em an doin' nothin'.
Hellor'
A queer slipping and grinding sound
mad rushed toward them from the dark
hess and now a squat, ducklike craft
with sails full spread slid up from the
ice and a man sprang out beside them.
barney Flynn cried one Of them
amazedly. "Where'd you come fromT"
The Long Island shore" coOliy. Il
thought We might be needin' me over
nere. Didn't / hear a ships gun
awhiles back?"
But how'd get there?" incredulocsly
and ignoring the question. Il seen ye
az the lower station bout dark. an no
one man craft could cross the Great
south bay In this storm"
Barney laughed.
bedad, an l scooted across 1t after
se left" he said. Il wanted TO have
smother look ar me house Norah II be
arrivin' inside the week an l want
everything tidied up whiles."
Cora mighty" sharply. Amt We
20 sense O. death. man. an you TO b.
~arried In a week."
wrote NOrah everything would be
'eAay an neat" defenSively. Il went
ss'oss to get me kindlin'S cut en- set
s-sre was no dampneSs TO the house
zywhere. Tomorrow or the next day
80 down TO York an wait till she
eones, then We'll ne married an so
.aaight to the COTTAGE. Everything is
10y an neat now. the lamps all filed
ule stove new Hacked. an there's
-.1a'0es washed for the pot an new
-"om behind the door. was minded
say overnight an tidy the yard a
~ tomorrow. but the storm an what
se1'ea gun of to sea brought me
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

back. Is there a wreck, do ye fhinKT.
~Yes. an gone down The gun stop
ped an hour ago."
How many Of We went out3 has
any one got back YETI Do ye know II
siere be any survivors7 Are you two
waitin' here to help the others when
they come ln?"
BERNARD asked the questions sharply.
swiftly. incisively, his gaze flashing up
and down the coast as he spoke. A
dozen yards down the vague outlines
Of several figures could be seen. From
somewhere above. with the wind, came
the slow, Irregular pacing Of footsteps,
as OF persons stopping every few feet
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

encourag ingly to the feeble old man
she was supporting. did Bernard rec
ognize his passenger. But he had no
time to make himself known, or even
to speak A scooter rarely carries
more than two, even in fair weather,
and on a night like this there could
not be an instants relaxation Of vig1-
lance.
When finally they slid up on the
beach there were twenty or more men
waiting, gathered from along the
shore. all peering grimly, but without
exception. into the darkness.
Here, help these two out quick
mumbled Bernard through swollen lips.
Then as twenty pairs Of eager hands
obeyed, Look after the girl. It's
NOrah."
The girl gave a sudden start. She
had not recognized him before, but al
ready he had thrown out his pole and
swung the scooter round upon the ice
and into the wind. AS she sprang TO-
ward him he slipped back into the
darkness.
He was gone longer this time, and
when he returned one OF the passen-
gers was unconscious. NOrah was
waiting. envelOped in 4 surfman'S pea
jacket and rubber coat They had to
cut Bernard loose with a Ratchet
He did not go to New York at ali.
The life saving mel would not permit
It As soon as he could get out a dele
cation Of them went for a priest. and
the marriage took place In the station
house with everybody dressed in storm
costumes. Then, tie weather being
fair and the wind good. the whole
force escorted them across the bay In
ScOOterS.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

WsHF mai nsand ses was ehOke1
msh en- - snA siuSh. partial
ID fFaau eFer n vas too thick
49, Efri-ssL co. soft aud open
80 10 80 facht too rotten for
$3.50 aaHns tfe saver % venture
- efsa - 60 AMI yet OF there
1850 n a. slauting wall u rain.
- sna teaten by the storm and
49, ~ ~ aafknsss. q vessel had
- ssaa. snd uss the survivors. II
sers vsifinE upon some frail.
HfHas sugT-Et for the rescue
ash 80 eams % ell. must come
kr
- tsians he saver. were walking
- sass Fcsrine sad listening into
~ 8krEnsss. Feaay 81 the least hope
j. "a la.eiT Hves Cor something they
~ 80 sVen know was still there.
49, rtah ene man had his scooter
.saasE 90 ihxtaht launching. but.
esh ~ amphibious craft might be
- % eFss the be ami siuSh and
80 0ateF m ordlnary weather. what
sesRss wouid there BE- against the add
b aanEprs % ssorm aud farknessi
30 FstsFans Who knew shook their
|sca.ta bUt allowed their scOOters TO
-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

Women or children first, an quick.
I'll come back for the others. l can't
help. for I'm froze to the boat"
There's only four of US" came back
a clear voice, "and I'm the only wo-
man. Take two Of the men first.
They're not so strong"
mo, you an one man" sharply
Quick. III come back for the others ;"
That's right" commanded 4 voice
from the group. Il couldn't crowd
ahead Of the girl. even il she is the
strongest an bravest among US"
Not until they were sweeping back
toward the shore. with the wind now,
and he heard the girls voice speaking
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

Pains across the small Of the back
indicate something wrong with the
kidneys. DeWitt's Kidney and Blad-
der Pills will quickly bring relief. A
weeks treatment for % cents. Act
on the liver too. Sold by City Phar-
macy.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

several times back and forth among
them before he found tie object Of his
search, group of crouching figures al
most in arms reach Of the scooter
whom he had already passed twice
without seeing.
Two Of We get in here" he shouted
hoarsely above the roar of the storm.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

Nor yet as soft and brilliant as
the electric light. Maybe you
grant that, but are dubious as to
cost. If you are the least bit in
terested in electric illumination,
ask about appliances, fixtures.
wiring-anything about every
thing electrical" We are well
posted and our information is at
your diSpOSal--see usif you maen
business.
j. Q. LYLE.
LIVE OAK, FLORIDA.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05

In answering advertisements, please
mention the Democrat.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-05
Bernard Flynn.

., FRAEE ". SWEET

ea "a ~ FssnE n Sweet
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14
% Stet

Otto Langman of Sunburv, Iowa
and John Langman Jr. of Bennett,
Iowa were among the prospectors
last week who bought land from
keiser Bros. and Phillips. They
are nice young men, good farmers,
and expect to move down here
sometime next year and perhaps
this. Each OF them subscribed for
The News one year and will there
fore keep posted on what is going on
in Randall county. We should be
pleased to see a whole community
of just such Iowa people come and
the sooner the better for the per-
manent growth of our farming in
tereStS.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14
You Ought to Try

The New Market. Phone I72
Although crowded for room, we will
try to give you the best the mar
ket affords, and at prices in reach
OF all
We have for Saturdays market
beef, veal, pork, sausage, also fish,
oysters weiner and bologna sausage
boiled ham, plain ham, sliced ham
and one of Bro. Bates first goats;
in tact everything kept in a first
class market.
Deliver to any part of the city.
Don't forget to call for I72.
SMITH & NEWBERRI.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14
Swisller County Lands

10, 240 acres, all agricultural,
shallow water, 20 miles south.
east of Canyon City and the new
raj road runs through it. There
is also a switch on it and good
location for 4 town. Will sell
altogether or in parcels. For
price write or call on owner,
G. II. Word,
Canyon City, Texas
% Sfrf
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14
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:TOWN &COUNTY:
y Personal AND OTHER MATTERS q
= THAT CONCERN OUR CITIZENS. :



Manuscript covers printed to or
der al The News office.
There will be preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday, II a. m.
Wilson carries nice line of
Tablets. Pencils, Pens, Ink etc.
Hicks Waller was in town Satur-
day.
J. E. Rogers last week sold
quarter section to a Mr.. Saul of
Iowa
Or. Stewart has sold his 423
acres east of town TO S. NJ. Down
ing OF Ind. Ter,
Campbell Bros. Big Shows will
be at Hereford Friday, 2Ist. There
will be two exhibitions on that day.
H. T. Ward who moved from
here TO Roscoe, Tex, is now at
Prescott, Arkansas.
WANTED, a girl to do gen.
eral house work. Apply to
O.. L. Abbott.
Grady Pipkin left Monday for
Fl. Worth where he will attend
the Polytechnic school,
II. c. RogerSon has sold to Earl
Cobb small house northeast of
the post office, known as the Street
place. for $3.50.
Owing TO the interference from
outside parties the sales to the last
lot Of prospectorS were not up TO
expectations.
Geo. G. Long left the first Of the
week for Kansas City where he
again enters the service Of the
National Live Stock Com. CO.
Thomas Bros. have purchased
the old Canyon Merchantile build
ing at $1,000 and intend running it
az rink and as an opera house.
Mrs. Mae Jett and husband of
Pueblo, Colo, came in this week
and will reside on Judge Lair S
ranch south of town.
Our Motto is 1--WE right all
wrongs" Send your laundry to
{. c. Brown for Roswell Steam
Laundry. 23-4tS
L. N. Lochridge's family moved
in Saturday to begin with the school.
Mr.. Lockridge will put in 100 acres
of wheat this year eighty of which
is already in and coming up,
Lubbock is threatened with an
other newspaper. We say "threat-
ened" sdvisedly because as the
town now is there is barely living
for one.
The cost Of incorporation, includ-
ing the two town sections, need
not be over % cents on the hun.
dred dollars actual value Of the
property owned.
E. w. Mccartney. of the Gin
ton, Iowa, Daily Herald, was in
town and visited our office Satur-
day, He says he is in the Panhan-
die for the purpose Of securing data
from which to write-up the country.
Mrs. Willard and daughter Miss
Minnie, left Wednesday evening
for Lexington, Mo-, where they ex
pect to remain nine months or long.
er. Miss Minnie will enter college |
there.
Chas. Huftines has left is, going
to Plainview. l.. G. Conner sold
his, Huffines residence, to Davy
Thomas for $3.50. Thomas has
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14
Lame Back

This is an ailmeut for which
/ Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
proven especially valuable. In
almost every instance it affords
prompt and permanent relief.
Mr.. Luke LAGRANGE, OF Orange,
Mich. says Of it: after using
a plaster and other remedies for
three weeks for bad lame
back, purchased a bottle of
Cbamberlain's Pain Balm, and
two applications of it effected
a cure" For sale by S. V, Writ,
Druggist.
.,.r.t.,.l....t.,.
Arthur Todd is now member Of
The News force and is earnestly
trying to add to his past experience
in the cart preservative" acquired
at his old home, KiIleen. some Of
the finishing touches of a master
workman.
.a-m.~.m.".a~
For board by the week, day or
for a single meal go to G. e.
Anderson's Restaurant. The
best table in town. If you doubt
it go and see.
.rssussusHsHs sIstsnstsHs1sr
Sheriff Slower arrested young
man Saturday for the theft of BIZ
cycle and on the same day turned
him over to Sheriff Inman Of Deaf
Smith county. The young fellow
had sold the wheel to Bob Hileman
for SI2, 50.
.......r.....r..
Fl Blocks 10 most Gesira-
bic residence part of Canyon
City, just west OF the College,
for sale either by block or half
block.
25stet G.. II. Word.
m.m.H.m.u .m.mO~,
The BEST is what we all want.
Send your laundry to Mr. E. G.
Browns barber shop Tuesday and
you get it Friday.
23-4t Roswell Steam Laundry.
Beginning October IS, Alabama
is to have "Home Coming" week
the governor of that State having
already issued proclamation to
that effect. 1t is estimated that
Texas has within her boundaries
some 10000 AlabamianS, and
doubtless many Of them will 90. !
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14

}. A. ColTee ana -. d. DOuSol
moved the early part of the week
to their new home, Aberdeen
Collingsworth county. In these
two men Randall county looeS not
only two good citizens but two good
farmers and The News regrets their
leaving. Mr.. Coffee also made US
a good county commissioner.
They are good people and we COR
daily recommend them to their
new Majors.
J. A. Wansley, Gus" mother
and sister, returned Saturday from
Lodi, California. He says that the
Golden State is a very fine country
in many respects, but that its
drawbacks considered, he and his
folks much prefer the Plains. Mr..
Wansley, on Monday, presented
this office with a bunch of Callfor-
MIA grapes, of the Tokay variety.
which be says frequently reach
a weight of 10 lbs per bunch.
Mrs. S. /. lngham arrived
yesterday and our new dentist
will now be at home in his recent
~ bought residence, the Reese
Hough place. DR.. lngham has
come here to stay and practice his
profession, dentistry. He is very
highly recommended and is an old
hand at the business and proposes
10 guarantee his work He has
his office in the Canyon National
Bank building.
a petition was circulated this
week asking the commissioners
court to order an election wherein
the citizens of the two town sec
tons will pass upon the question of
incorporation. The required num-
Der of signers will easily be obtain
ed and from all indications incOrpo-
ration will carry by large major.
ity.
Geo. NJ. Hunt wants to return
home this week, the weather per
hitting. He wanted to know yes
terday if we would give Lubbock
County credit for beet as big as a
water bucket provided he sent one
up. Sure, and then show Ran
dali County beet fully as large.
Send it up Mr.. Hunt and one that
is good to eat.
The typhoid cases now in town
have renewed the talk of incor.
poration and nothing short of a
measure OF this character will deal
with such questions with any de
gree of satisfaction. Incorporation
may be too late for this summer
and fall penalties for present insan-
itary conditions but it will surely
prevent their re-occurence next
summer.
Mr.. D. f. Powers. a well
known planter of Adair, Miss,
says: II have relied upon
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera /
and Diarrhoea Remedy for ten
wears as sure cure Tor attacks
of collie and all stomach and
bowel troubles. Less than a
year ago believe this remedy
saved my life, and it has always
given me immediate relief. 1t
is the best medicine made for
bowel complaints" For sale
by S. V. Writ, Druggist,
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14

You have only to try US to be
convinced that we mean what we
say. E. G.. Browns barber shop
is the place to leave your laundry
for Roswell Steam Laundry. 23-4tS
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14

Contractor Begrin will finish the
foundation for L. @. Corners new
residence this week. 1t will be on
the public road in Northwest cor.
ner of Mr.. Corners land and op-
posite the Frank AmeS house, and
is to be of about the size and
stvle of Mr.. AmeS'.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14

The BEST is what we all want.
Send your laundry to Mr.. E. c.
Browns barber shop Tuesday and
you get it Friday.
23-4t Roswell Steam Laundry.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-09-14

For board by the week, day or
for a single meal go to G. E.
Anderson's Restaurant. The
best table in town. If you doubt
it go and see.
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ADAM AMI. CLAY
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FOUND ON BROAD STREET, a
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

and presser: also frst-ciass pants max
err. Apply at 1906 W. Main. +. SARA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

WANTED BY YOUNG COUPLE. NO.
achidren. board and room between
Fifth and Ninth on Franklin, Grace or
Marshall. Terms must be reasonable.
Z + LAG. this Office. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

sWANTED--BOARDE PERMANENT.
transient and table. l07 North Seventh,
street. Terms reasonable. ~