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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

1le rutpte lNm 0urn etTteH Dtoroufgrilf dif oeH
EtttcIcr. Deabulb murOe tie sum Iooe bers
urf6eiIt, a6er nod inter Dem @aigeu ,beaUas
oigt". 8alo oarauf erl0lte tie Der Iool
nen aus ben bDniten ruKii9en Rrei=
ZEN EN- rrcipirten Iid auf Oieie Weiie.
Die Miiitter itanOen in Der Regel duf
Soften Der S0nter. - 8ieie i'm 4uss
lanDe gebilOeten Mldbnsn Iinb nit Die
tpintigiten 5rd9erinnen Der rui1ii1ea
&elpegung g~etpprben. Ruh Der Be
rehnung oes S6suidls pIebpe (ers
morDeter ruhiI6er Winilter oes Sns.
nern) tame1 duf 500 pegen puIitif1er
@erbrehen angetlngte MGrtner 1853
6rauen, dlfo elm 8erbdltniB pDit a gu
l. S4Dn bel benz 10 grdBli9 graft
lam acknowledgement 9pltsdufitanpe
unter Hitpldls L. ipuroen % Bro3ent
Grauen unter ben Angstldgten be-
merit. SIN groBen wprp3eb Der Stint
Big" iaben AUDI 16 5rauen duf Der
Intlagebdnt. SEEDS iuurnen 3u
3pangsarbsit oerurtbeilt, spei tamen
ms 3u9tbuus, Die ibrigen nab Siz
birien. 90 ldBt ii2 ous 9erbdltnib
pon 4 Wfdnner al 1 repDlutionGren
Jruu our6 Die gun5e getpsgung pers
folgen.
Die meiiten oieier notwithstanding
neH ge6Oren Dem libel unb ben hDds
item Vedmtenfreifeu an Wern Ghfs
Iilti6 mar cine 9eneralstpdter. 500
pbid PerDpstaiu itammte aus .dbnlis
hen Greiien. Qber ourhqus nidt
ale oieic 5rauen pareu Serroriiten.
8Guienoe oerabiheuten ben pDlittihen
Wloro. Sic gingen unter bic gauern
uno fpurDen %2ebrerinnen unD aufflGs
r%erinnen. 9ebanbelt nurDen oieie
mtIDer pirtenosn 5rauen, oieie 9 egs
ner Der pDlitiI6en 4ttentate. fat
ebeniD, tpie Die S~aiIulitn unb pie
peromsfaia. Sa. tie purDen eigent
lib nDh grduiamer hehanDelt. 8enn
Der Sop am 9dlaen lit noh cine
9armber5igteit a~egeniiber Der lanaiag
men Sobssfplter pm 5ibirienl sFiir
cine sebiloete 5rau lit Sibirien fdlims
mer dls bic 5o6esitrofe. IS lit cine
Warter, nslne bret Sabre, b0ditens
flint Sabre oauert Damn Iierben Die
8ernrtbeiIten 0a1in. Mer oeutt ca
ui4t an ois feline 9ittOria @uiOps
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

Bsra 5igner betbetIiete in IN CoefIa an
sinsr Seri1iDsriins. sis lS.Irps anm IoOe
Ghiiitelhura bcanapipt. Tort bat ite 3fuauata
3abre qeblBt. Die leete anu4ttie brante tDr
Ole 5reibeit.
1883 6egingen SelbItmorb Sophia
8aroina, gugenia Sdpaostdiu, 2ns
oia aletn, Rdtusiu OFiusfaia, Die
&olotilODd unb bic SuihdtDn.
4 X r
r8ieIe, iebr Diele gefdulbigungeu
Bat Der Staatsdnndlt gegen uns qes
I9leubert. Bon ben Sbdtidhen mil
ih bier nift msbr iprebeu, tb babe
lie %dnertanat. llnD uur odrauf nil
t1 ettpas eripibern, oaB man mid unS
anoere Der uniittlthteit, 9rauidmteyt
unb Der 8eru9tuug Der offentli6ea
Wleinung 3eibt - i9 berufe mid bars
duf oaB ieOer, Der unisr 2eben unO
Die 8erbdItntiie, uuter oenen mir pira
ten, tennt, uns tpeber uniittlihteit
nob 9rdufdmteit poriperfen futrO."
8ieie rubigen Worte Der 4epDlutios
marin Sophia P~erptpstaia purbea
6einabe unter Dem 8algen geIpronen.
Der Mutb perlieB bic gerpnstaia
ni6t bis gum DerbdngniBnplleu
Strange. Die SuoesItrafe beitanO lie
nit beifpteloiem 6elbenmutb. Gts
mas beina6e u~ner6Ortes ereignete fi6:
ollie Mleufnen, bic bingerihtet nerDeu
Iollen, erbleiGen duf Dem 59afott;
oas 4ntliB Der Sophia peruiusfaid
aber iiber5Og Ii9 plDBli9 nit elmer
leihten RDtbe, pte oas elmer gruut
oDr benz 4itdre.
Die 9enofin Der g~eropstaid mar
Sophie oDn 2ei6ern, Softer zines Sc
beimen Studtsratbs. Qls tbr mitges
t5eilt uurDe, oaB bic SDbesffrafe in
5aft umgetpanDelt lei, meinte lie, odB
man ibr Die @bre geralpbt babe, nit
tbreH &dmeraDen an iterben. SieIe
@ruppe o 4ngetldgten hattie Den
@5oren 4lerunDer Ii. ernproet.
Rdtbertnd grei6topstd lit cine Der
6ibrerinnen Der groBen 3dbl rufif9er
Grdren, pelhe her Sadie Der gefreiz
u1g tbres Bottles oienen tpoIen ourh
8elebrunq Der Mufen. BON Sc
pdltmitteln min lie uints DiiIen, bat
iie audi ME 8ebruuh gemodbt. Sbr
gdn3es 2eben lit Elm opfertpiniger
RGmpf gegen ben 8sspottsmus ges
ipeien. S6on init 10 Sdbren Bat lie
ii9 Der Notwithstanding angeI6lofs
ZEN, bat S9ltlen gegriinoet, gelebrt
uno aufgetIdrt. bis ibr @atte meirte,
0rB tie 81 g~efabrbolIe Wege gebs,
trennte lie Ii6 oDn ibnr, UNI nun Ii9
gang Der gelDegung 81 tDiDmer. sic
mar cine BON ienen 3~tpeitutieno
5ruren uno Mdnnern, DeEne bic
8G1ernGufldrung bieIe Sabre 6ins
ourb betrieben. sic tebte NIT ben
8uuern, arbeitete nit linen dltf ben
5elbern uno in ben Nbenoitunoen
re6ete he, las iGnen oor, Iebrte lie nabs
0enter iiber tbre Gaze. Sabre 6ins
ourb, tets BON 8efdbren umrinqt, bat
oieie gebil0ete unb in i6rer sSugeno an
Wohlleben gepDbnte 6rdu TreuD urto
2eio Der 8allern getbeiIt, nit ibnen gez
geiIen l1o gef6lafen, in benz I'M
gIaublihen Shmub Der raTifnen
8Drfer gebuuit uno bat BARN ibre Be-
frie0igung g~efunoen. Damn fpuroe lie
Oerbuftet, bier Sabre in llnteriila
6ungsbaft gebalten unb enbli1 81
ii Sabren 8rubendrbett in
Sara in Sibirien berlrtbeilt nit Dem
Straf3ufabe IebenslGnglihen 4ufents
bults in trgenb einem Wintel iener unz
enoli6en @tsipiite. sic entflDb,
puroe pieDer singebraht unp auf peis
tere bier Sabre in bic @rubsn ppn
Sara geihidt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

ss agfmuRM aNt msmgE assn
Zen suA Il ssg 8ahettne axy mH
bsn MssssgAa4 aHa shtfa mAessaaga
ZertlEaesa 3g NaslgkE On awtga
asmele swtiiss sie NalsFs lbsF sg
fasgnsnares 4sieaas a1tr aaE Mo8.ts
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

iunde SdmeIl, tpelne aus Betersburg
ausqspieien poroen udren, bel itG 81
empfdngen uno tie in ibreu meoi3tnle
Idlen Stubien fort5ubiloen. @r bate
oas Der goli8ei meloen miifeu, bate
es dbsr nint gotham, neil er Die 56is
lerinnen Dor Der tpetteren 4usipeiiung
Idiiben npllte. Mae 9rei purDsu
oann o9ue ieDsn prD3eB na9 Sibirien
aeIhidt, 0r. Baltic IN oas 9orf
8ertbolenst an Der pberen 2enu, IN
ben tGlteten S9eil Der ~bepDbnteu
@rpe. Seine iuuge 6ruu, ipel4e ebeH
entbunoen tpDrben mar, folgte linn oas
bin nab. sic muBte is Monate lang
reiIen, bis lie enolih uuch 5omst fam.
Das drme @eib bate @ntfeBli9es 81
ertrdgen. Sn Spmst aber erfubr tie,
oaB i6r Md1in NOD 2700 Werit neis
ter nprbipsftlih, in elmer @istpiiit lie
6auie. ga brah Die Sreue 3uidmz
men, iie oerfiel in Wd6niinn unb iturb
nab einigsn 5agen.
Sin talentpDler Shriftftelsr Goros
lento prroe aus y yer c b n (tns
Folge BON Ramenspertuefielung nab
Sibirien gsi4idt. RAD Dielsn SaDz
rem qeItuno ole Regierung ibr 9eries
ben Elm, unb 81. tDnnte 3uriidte6ren.
Furhtbar perbittert uno nit 3~erriits
teter 9eiunohett D~erfoeiqerte er in eli
mem 4nfaa 0Dn 8utb ben Treuei6
fir ben 3ureu. gr muBte fnfort nu1
SibirieH 3uriid uub itarb onrt bulo.
Der 56riftfteler 8ornbin nurDe
nab 6ibirisn gei6idt, neil man bai
ibm Elm ~rgefdbriines" Wtdnuitrtpt gea
funDen bate. Rab ldngerer 3eIt
tonnte er oas MunuItript IN elmer
rufii4en 3eitfdrift abgeorutt
ftnoen. Der Senior bate Den 8rud
erlaubt; dber 8erienige, bel pel6em
nur oas Wauuftript gefunDen
pprDen mar, 5lieb ldnge TN GdnDe
oes SIZES.
59taffeGburg! Die gaitiLe
i'm 2aopgaies BEL petersburg. 6ier
purben felt 1884 Die Der Regierung
qefdbrli6iten RepDluiipuGre eingeters
tert. SIN 9an3en buben ga Wldnner
uHb 6ruuen bier geiehen. 9apon
ipnroen 13 dmneitirt, 13 fpnroen err
I6ofen ober gebdngt. Selbitmpro
oeriibten a. Gbenfo Diele pnroen
rpubniinnig. 4n aruntbeiten itdrben
15. 5iinf iiBen uon bort. SIN 9dns
gen Inlen NOD fiinf5ebn 8efdngcne
pon S1liihslburg am 2e6en iein.
5urhtbare 9raufdmteiten pliroen
binter ienen 1dpeigenoen Wauern
neriibt. Die &nute UNI 8untelbuft
maren bic qenDbnlidIten Strdfmittel.
Sin 9efungensr, 4routIebit bat 3 10 et
Sabre in 9uutsl6afi gelegen. Die
Mdrter Frdubten iid, ais lie en0ltA
Ieinsn 2einHam Reconsideration muB
ten. u. mar Dem 4ufiebsr SofpiDp
6eIoubsrs oerbabt, psil Der lpsbrloie
8efangsne Elm ~ Suoe mar.
Sn Shlii6elburg IeiH, mar bass
Islbe, tpis lebenbig i'm 8rabe liegsn.
6urd6tbar pirfte duf bic Rsrpsn Der
@efuugsnsn Die ubiolute Stile, pelne
bier brrfhte. Seber feline 2drm, iss
oes Gingsn, Iautes 9ellumirsn, ipilrbe
init &dr3sr bsitraft. Sober @srfehr
Der @efangenen unter chamber mar
Oerbptsn. 5batsHlDs amp gang auf
IIh dlsin dngsipielen, perbrndtsn lie
lnpsigsnb lire 5nge in Giu3elhuft.
RGr ourh alopfea an cen Wdn0sn
tcnntsu lie ii9 u~uterbdlten. bile
bulbe Sabr Ourftsn bic @etdngsrcu ,is
HeH Brief l6reiben, nsr Hlr opn 5ds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ban0eln curfts.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

fafa. rssNs ka xilu 500 fGgaA
tsn ata CsKitA38gsgsa sod cAaa.
al8 wftsat gAEAl Eui 5atm ia.
tee fAansse Ah sat aysss Asnb
rr gfifeHsstAhh is sisGts aiabts
Eltsusals fh siuIla JR 1aaa
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

wlabnrEe aunnlsIuua entf[o1 tudbreno oes
Irnn5pUrts uub 5tbiricu. sic ipuroe etugCs
lnIgen uI,o cit rIiiii6tr Gfficier 5ipang ite, ljD
BET Der Gurdlubuug nDutg 81 euttlel0en mo
Damn pbotoarugbtrte er fe in bteier 2nget
1le rUDte iin ourb eineH DiuroGHarlif nut ben
EtftcIer. Deabulb mur0e tie sum Iobe oers
trf6eilt, aber uDa uHier benz SuigCu sbeguas
8alo oarauf erl0ite tie Der Iool
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-21

eovble gsiIssiun. elm iHnags GGnlmdo@tu in
lssm muroe iuI administration &rpSsH nnh
rff,hirfen perraHHt 5000 MeueH 1utte 0ns
fwecp fdipahe MaOGen su tSnB i'm 3einr0ef
nenfrnnBporf snriiageieet 3l brno hei '0y
Tnnlnrs arts. 0ie araHte nuroe podertaUa
rrsiIroNTbIeppf, bis mon cine EtaiioH ct
rei6te % nh Elm fhlchies Sofpital befGRo
Tprf iinrb bic aesuHite.
WIshtpe hattie auBer Der nieberen
Qoiisei. Der poIitii6sn QOli5ei, Der
a ,,.heimen polisei u. 10. Rpb bic
ana,uridtunq Der 6austneG.ss
@ra.;A. pIiSei our @erfiiglag. Jeoes gr0Bere
En. s.aus In ben StdoteH but lsinen
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
ASPARAGUS is IN THE VAN.
Precedes the Other Fresh Vegetables
That Spring Affords.

Asparagus is the precursor of the
season of fresh vegetables, and there
is probably no other vegetable the
flavor of which is so highly esteemed
as is that of tender asparagus. Chez
cal analysis offers no explanation OF
it's pleasant flavor, but assigns to it
decidedly high nutritious value. AS
paragus, however, furnishes one of
those interesting examples of a food
which, though containing more water
in It's composition than does milk, is
nevertheless solid substance. Thus
the head Of the asparagus contains
slightly more than SO per cent of
water, which is only per cent less
than contained in the lettuce, but
per cent more than is present in milk.
The solid constituents, however, are
particularly rich in heterogeneous sub
stances, which amount to 80 per cent
of the dreid vegetable.
Among these may be reckoned a pu-
rim body, to which has been ascribed
the harmful influence of asparagus on
some persons with equity tendency.
When asparagus is consumed in large
quantities the output of uric acid is
very distinctly increased. The same
effect is obtained after drinking CO.
piously of beer, which also contains
purin bodies, although they are en-
tirely absent in Wines and, of course,
in spirits. Sweetbread may be obiec-
tionable on similar grounds. There is
no reason for thinking, however, that
when asparagus is eaten in reason
able quantities it causes an undesira-
BILE disturbance of the bodily func-
tons. On the contrary, it is very
digestible and is easily tolerated. even
by invalids
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
be only too glad, of it. We WIN sit It

be only too glad, of 1t. We VIII sit It
I out, by ali means.
+ The thirteenth was Countess Ilka's.
Winstanley went to claim her with q
little kindly amusement in his mind,
such as he would have felt for petu-
liant child. She had accused him OF
being vexed with her-had begged him
with her voice and manner not to be
angry still. What an innocent little
woman 1t was! Why should she think
he was annoyed? 1t was only his un-
fortunate manner when he had let her
see plainly that it was out of the ques-
ton to do what She asked about her
brother and his invention. That con-
founded explosive! 1t had given him
more trouble than any other thing in
all his duty as A. ID. G. He wished to
heaven the general would finish with
1t, or had never told him a word about
it. 1t was getting to be the bane of
his life. Why could not people re-
strain their vulgar curiosity over what
was less than no business of theirs?
1t was rather lacking In good taste,
too, on the part of any one to ask him
questions about what they were well
aware it was absolutely impossible
that he should confide to them. The
thing was not only a secret, and the
world knew that it was one, but it was
secret Of his chiefs; and his tongue
was doubly tied.
He went to find Countess Ilka, with
the half-formed idea in his mind of
advising her to tell her brother to APP
ply to the various secretaries of war
Cor foreign countries for the informa.
ton he wanted about this discovery
Of his. Probably it was nothing. The
mere dabbling of boy amongst old
books of experiments was not likely
to produce much practical effect,
though no doubt he imagined he was
going to set the world on fire with his
genius. But he might at least have
his mind set at rest. Then suddenly
he wondered whether there were any.
thing the thing after albany
chance. that this old invention might
clash with the one his chief was per.
AeSIu5. II There were Inc ldlnleSC
chance of that, it would be better to
investigate it.
He might speak to Gen. Kenyon
about it, 1t was true, and he might go
into the matter more thoroughly 1t
was only fair to let him know that
there might be another discoverer in
the field. They might by chance have
come to the same conclusion, this old
Polish noble and the American pro-
fessor, as had happened in the history
of inventions before now. He went to
find Countess Ilka with a sudden de-
termination to reopen the subject he
had meant to close permanently.
Ito Be Continued.)
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
ITO Be continued.l
A Subway Vis.a-Nis.

The fragrance of violets came down
the aisle; tan raincoat brushed
against newspaper, a pair of dainty
russell shoes stepped in front Of the
seated gentleman; a glimpse Of laven-
der openwork Isle thread was visible
between the low shoes and the long
coat; daintily gloved hand drew an
occasional chocolate bon-bon from a
box of sweets; the seated ones eyes
involuntarily raised themselves from
the newspaper, loitered on the exquis-
lite lavender four-in-hand and pearl
stickpin, the dainty pink chin and
finely cut mouth, the rosy cheeks, the
soft blue eyes shyly looking forth
through rimless glasses-and rested at
last on the Immaculate brown derby
hat of a young man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
OUTDOOR LIFE
Will Not Offset the Ill Effects Of Coffee
When One Cannot Digest II.

Will Not Offset the Ill Effects of Coffee
When One Cannot Digest It.
A farmer says:
1t was not from liquor or tobacco
that for ten years or more l suffered
from dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
they were caused by the use of coffee
until l got SO bad had to give up
coffee entirely and almost give I'D eat
Ing. There were times when | could
eat only boiled milk and bread and
when ! went to the field to work l hal
to take some bread and butter along
to give me strength.
Il doctored with doctors and took
almost everything could get for nv
stomach In the way Of medicine but 81
y got any better it only lasted a ,ittle
Whlle until was almost walking
skeleton.
one day ! read an ad for Postum
and told my wife would try it. and 4 :
TO the following facts | will make
aftidavit before any Judge:
Il quit coffee entirely and used Poe.
Turn In Its place. | have regained nv
health entirely and can eat ANYTIME
that Is cooked to eat. / have in
creased IN weight until now weigh
more NOR than ever did; | have not
taken axe any medicine for my stomach
since l began using Postum. WIN 1
believe Postum will almost digest an
iron wedge. - II !
NY family would stick to coffee
az hrst, but they saw the effects ii
mad On me, sud when they were feel.
Ing bad they began to use Postum
one at time. until now we ali uss
Postum. " Name given by Postum Co
Battle Greek. Mich. -
len days trial Of Postum in place
81 conee proves the truth, an easy
and pleasant way. There's raa.
SON." s., s I > !, a. 81 e
Look il pkgs. for copy 81 tho
famous little book. ''The Road to
" NQTgeiiiy!i ..s.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19

Like did, and whom he said was
his brother" are now frequently to be
met in the press; indeed, the latter
solecism. is almost universal. We con-
stantly read in novels of "a non-com-
initial shake of the head"
We are shalsy about the "shalls"
and wills" A precocious child well
known to the writer, recently, in say
ing the Lords prayer at his mothers
knee surprised her by the phrase:
THY shall be done" Being corrected.
he defended his version in the words:
No, only servants say will Papa
always says shall; and now will not
say any prayers at ALL
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19

away from you," Baby said. Maury
smiled softly.
81 mean the King-and you,' he
said.
Baby was very white. Childishly
she locked her hands behind Somehow
her eyes cleared; the tears seemed to
freeze at their source. 81 cannot go
with YOU" she said very low. IT
nave promised-promised - not to
think OF you-not even to remena Der
you-to-to disown you as of our blood
unless you"
Cease to show yourself a traitor
and a REBEL" a mans voice cracked
yet hoarse, Numbered out behind her,
as she made gasping pause. Col.
Roger Winchester, owner and mas
ter of Fairfield, had come stamping
cut OF his Office in the wing, drawn by
the noise Of hoofs and voices. Thin.
straight, up-headed in spite of pure
silver hair, his eyes flashed at sight OF
his nephew-his sisters son, whom
he had brought up aud loved as his
own.
All through his young manhood the
colonel had sat politically at the
feet OF Old Hickory. What wonder.
then, that his unionism was fiery
passion? What wonder, either, that
he ragged TO find Maury hot after
strange gods-bab abiding OF state rights.
Of secession, and at last going out to
fight for them? He had disowned the
Lad, disinherited him at least poten-
TALLY. They had not met before since
Maury had ridden away to the mus
ter camp, and the drilling, something
like fou? weeks back.
Maury swallowed hard. but his hea
went up cbstinately. He fingered his
gray jacket. Il can't take it or" lie
said. Its hard to have you and
Baby despise me for wearing it; but
1 should have the right to despise N.Y.
self II. feeling as do, I had not put
it on rs
Then go! Go to your own destruc-
ton! Never show your face here
againH Col. Winchester shouted.
Maury caught both Baby's hands. Il
am going never to come back again
until you ask me. he said. But
BABY. viii you let me go alone r.
His tense voice sounded deadly cold,
Baby went white to the lips, looked
thrice from one to the ether, then
/ fed into the house without q word. \.
Maury and tie King went down the
i AriYa aloha
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
The Kings
Master
"a STORY OF THE CIVIL WARY
By MARTHA MecULLocH.wlLLIAMs
Copyright. by Joseph B. Bowles.)

Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
1t was bright May morning in the
sfties. The mist-colored bloom was
dewy in the pasture at Fairfield when
The King came galloping along the
turnpike.
Blood and beauty showed through
even his present plight. He had broken
out, and run the 20 miles home, hard
as he could leg it; yet, after the man
her of May foals, had stopped to wal
low in the handiest wayside pond.
Over the hedge went the King,
erazed industriously a matter of ten
minutes, then flung up head and tail,
and galloped straight to the piazza
steps.
Baby Winchester saw him and saw
nothing else clearly for a long time.
She stood upon the steps, giving him
Jumps of sugar, her arms about his
neck, quite needless of mud.
She was young and tall-foolish, OF
course-else why did she lay her cheek
50 often to the place on the name
where she knew the Kings rider was
wont to lay his hand? If her eyes had
been clear she would not have failed
to notice riders approach, even
though his mount was housekeeping
mule.
The rider also was young and tall
possibly also foolish-and like Baby,
yet unlike. There was the same oval
outline, the same delicately angular
profile. dropping inward the least BIZ.
at the chin. But Baby was fair-col-
ored as the dawn, all blue eyes, yell
low hair, and rose-leaf skin, whereas
The rider was black-browed and
throughout of ruddy Spanish dark
ness.
He sprang down noiselessly, save for
a tlnkle OF spur. Baby started vio-
lently, faced half about. and cried:
'Maury! How-how dare you? My
father"
II know Maury Fontaine said,
but I have only come for-my own.
Uncle Roger even will hardly deny my
right to do that"
You mean the King? How did you
know? I never thought he would run
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
Deadly Banana Buo.

A banana bug of the kind which
sometimes poisons banana eaters with
a venom more deadly than that of the
rattlesnake was found in a bunch of
bananas in a South Water street COM
mission house the other day. The
bug is about two and half inches
long, with a pair of stiff, overlapping
wings, each about an inch wide. When
it clings to an overripe banana one
cannot tell where the banana skin
ends and bug back begins. on account
of tho notified brown color of these
wings.
Thrown on his back, the bug re-
veals three pairs of legs and one pair
of long feelers.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
Live by the Sun.

Little spiders of certain species are
carried on the backs of their female
parents, in some cases for six or seven
naonths. without taking the slightest
yis ible nourishment. This fact has
led the imaginative but learned and
eminent French naturalist, NJ. j. H.
Labre, to conclude that the young
sriders lively the absorption Of solar
light and heat. AS he words 1t, "the
motor heat in these young animals.
Instead of being released from food.
might be utilized directly as the sun.
source of all life, radiates It.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19

constant flow or urine kept my system
depleted, causing nervous chills and
night sweats. After trying seven diff
ferent climates and using all kinds OF
medicines, had the good fortune to
hear of Doan's Kidney Pills. This
remedy has cured me. am as well to-
day as 1 was twenty years ago, and my
eyesight is perfect"
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
When the Fish Bite.

Don't look so pompous," said the
first sea bass, bitterly. What if you
did get away from that hook? Others
have"
ooh, it's not that" the second sea
bass interrupted. "It's what the man
said about me. He said l weigh at
least eleven pounds, and am the finest
bass he ever saw"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
lkeeninn Her. Handy.

That's a fine rope you have, Hark.
er," commented the comnluter with
the lawn mower and the weekly ham
under his arm. hat are. you going
to do with it?!''
Use IT as tether, 4 replied Harker.
~ b New crw g.
No, new cook.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19

Texas, writes: i
was afflicted for
years with pains
across the loins
and in the hips
and shoulders. |
had headache also
a n d neuralgia.
My right eye,
from pain, was OF
little use to me
for years, The
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
cooi.S5'

Mary, Mrs. Housekeep called from
the foot of the stairs, How about
breakfast"
OF. Il replied the new servant, who.
had oversight herself, We naden't
trouble to bring me amy. / amt very
hungry this morning 3
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
Mother Goose is Jest.

The cow was jumping over the
moon.
Oh, prnnes!' 4 exclaimed the little
dog when he had finished laushing.
AsI bet fome one footed an automobile
behind her."
And the cat was no tickled he
stopped playing the fisidla
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
UTTERLY WORN OUT.
Vitality Slapped by Years OF Suffering
With Kidney Trouble.

Capt. J. W. Hogun, former postmas-
ter Of Indianola, now living at Austin.