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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-09-15
CHAPTER XIV.
Not Noel.

The drawing room was comfortable,
in it's silence and solitude. She sat
down by the glowing fire and stared
into the flames. She felt thankful to
be away from the heat: and glare and
noise of the ball room; she could not
have danced the evening through
with that heavy heart. She sat and
stared at the fire. weaving pictures of
unhappiness and trouble there Where
was Noel at that moment-Noel, whom
she loved so dearly that:she could not
quite bar her heart against him,
though she was trying with all her
might? .
By and by the long stiffness grew
oppressive. She was not sleepy, and
thought was becoming a torture. She
looked round for book or a magazine,
but there were none that she had not
read. Perhaps in the generals den
she might have a larger choice. She
got up and went out into the hall,
moving softly lest the shy orderly
should hear her and come uncomforta-
bly, to her aid. She was near the door
of the study when she started slightly,
for there was faint sound within.
Perhaps it was the secretary, busy
over belated work, and she would dis
turb him If she went in. She turned
the handle with caution, for she would
withdraw If he were at work on the
generals papers. She knew they were
too important to be interrupted, She
pushed the door gently and looked In.
There was a light in the ROOM, but the
shade was drawn down over it. BY
the shaded gleam she saw that the
man in the Office. was not the secre-
tary.
He had his back toward her, and he
was busy with kind Of >stealthy haste
at the safe in the wall. It stood open,
and he was turning over the papers
within with a light and rapid Hand.
Apparently he found what he wanted
just as she came upon the scene. He
caught up packet and ran his eye
over it, then he thrust it Shurriedly
into the pocket of his mess7jacket.
For he was in uniform, this man at
the safe. and even. before he turned
she started with recognition: A tide
Of relief, of contrition for her own
hard judgment and suspicion, rushed
over her, carrying away lige q torrent
all her unhapptness: After all he had
not spent with Countess !: 1lka = the
hours he had promised to her. It was
not neglect or indifference that had
kept him from her.. but the generals
business, and he was innocent of all
blame. M ;E5.: ..5>.: :=>:I. @:$:; : 4
!: !: Her sudden relief and ;gladness were
SO extreme that she gave q little cry
of joy. .'Noel! Then you are here!
:, How lovely!" He turned with SO vlo.
lent q start that;she caught: herself up
in CONSERVATION. 4: . &: :.. .s:sz ss
l.. Ito Be Continued. )ssS sz L =:s=
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Wash Your Green Coffee.

: How many housewives see to it that
the green coffee purchased from the.
grocer is carefully washed before be-
ing roasted? I have known many 9th
erwise careful hous usekeepers to empty
the coffee from the. parcel In which
it was bought into the pan for roast
ing, never thinking that they are do
ing an 3unclean thing. 81 sEz ' s szss5 .
:: Conee Is often dyed .to give it a
better: color, and aside from this there
lis such quantity Of real dirt upon
1t that It really astonishes people
who never washed II, Wash your cot.
5fee.-National Magazine 3. .:.Sz.s=S ..'=S.|
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SAVING ORCHARDS FROM ~ F.
=" .|.<%. THE MEADOW MOUSE
BY D. E. Lantz, Assistant S.
Survey. !.

The writer has given considerable
attention to methods of dealing with
prairie meadow mice I'M. austeus).
In December, 1903, he was called to
Marion county, Kansas, to Investigate
an outbreak of these animals In Or
chards and in large nursery. One
orchard of 4S0 acres, containing about
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crotus austerus)

but in parts of the orchard rabbits
also had been at work.
AS an experiment, the writer placed
some wheat poisoned with, stychnine
at the base of about so of the badly
damaged trees. This was done late
In the evening, and on the following
morning a considerable number Of
dead meadow mice: and white-footed
mice were found. -...
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gypsy moth :. caterpillars, especially
when nearly full grown, are quite re-
sistant to poison. Eggs of the gypsy
moth may be. destroyed by treating the
egg masses with a preparation COM
posed of SO per cent. creosote oil, 20
peEaeent carbolic acid, 20 per cent.
:spiE3tss OF turpentine and. ten per cent.
sof coal tar. sz. III a :se..yt.,&
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Meadow Mouse.

26,000 apple trees, eight to ten years
planted, was found to be badly in
tested. About 5000. Of the r trees;
worth over $4,000, we're badly dam
aged, many of them being completely
girdled, and the bark eaten often: as
high as among the lower branches.
Most of the damage was from mice,
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sci for II or more hours before it is
distributed. 49,: 8 .~..: 49,.
To prevent all danger of poisoning
grain=eating .mirds, twigs: of apple
trees as bait may be substituted for
wheat. The twigs or sprouts, cut six
to eight inches long, are dipped into
the liquid poison, or: the poison applied
to them with. q brush, and then spar
ingly scattered near the base Of trees
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Burning the Wheat Crop.-The
burning of the entire wheat crop of
the state Of. Washington this year as
means of exterminating the Hessian
fly, which has made its appearance, is
recommended by Entomologist Me-
lander of the state agricultural college.
who says it would be better to lose
one crop than to see the insect gain a
foothold in the state and destroy a
large percentage of all succeeding
crops.
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It is always the little man who feels
that he is called to audit the books Of
the universe.
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Ito Be contiInuIed.)s J! ! i i! ]


80 - WtI0uI~0SIa6UISSTs
t: see that the meat lnspe ection bill.
classifies the sheep VIII the goat Hs5
,s.I=.. And if buy 81 can5Sof mutton broth,
ami likely e. ind M slgg gestion ~
but IN it
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Giant Electric Locomotives,

The operating department of the
New York Central & Hudson River
railroad has begun trials of two giant
electric locomotives which will haul
the roads through trains to Croton
when the identification Of the Hud-,
son river division Shall have been COM
pleted to that point.
The object of the tests is for the
men who will run the motor cars to
familiarize themselves with their op-
Grafton.
An idea of their strength may be
had when it is stated that they are
able to pull Is cars at speed of 60
miles an hour.
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-Dsd yoa ever Dotios Aov nssSR
No. S~fTfs.Ad r. IN the p~enznos 81
-AAk a6funRe1 nosoaad OF S<7sS-
-Tes: Two noticed that he s. fDeo
1GAer-nen know. He roTerDs his
VIII a-Er-et deal better Dan De dom
nzx Appstitr:-Chicago TrouD~-
-ae Now StenograpAer-Here Il
Tie letter. sir
mo Bosch: But boid On. There
nre several raisspellsd WORM bore.
rAs New stenosrapher-Io beg your
nsoos.D ir. Those words ara not mile
1oa1ed-,hey are sinphset.-c!eve
ND Plain Dealer.
"weu. doctor. do 700 hiaa Il Is
AsyShfnB serious!"
"a no-just a ca,bunelo 90 the
@ Of your neck. But you must
Eo-rD0 ere on it"-TrAnaIased from
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ellen Toreile to Val Blatz Brewing COM
pany, part lots and 2, block 6, Case
and others addition. $3.50
J. l. Jameson and husband to Theodore
Tennyson, lot 8 and part lot 8, block
2, Eustis' subdivision. ................ 100
Samuel Morse and. wife to NJ. Redneld,
lot q, Recreation Point. ............... 0(
r. G. Nickels and wife to G. ]. Pauly,
lots 49, Il, Is. 1e, block IA, Motor Line
F. L. Joy ct al, trustees, to r. @. Nick.
els, lots Is, IA, Is. 49, block II, ETC.,
Motor Line addition ................ La
G. ]. Pauly and wife to ]. s. Morrison
ct all lots 10, IA, 10, 16, block Il,
Motor Line addition. ............. IL
Minnesota Debenture, company to A. n.
Mahoney, lot IL, block 10, Walton
L. NJ. Hale to p. Liberman, lot "a, Ma -
than Herrick's addition. ............... 10
q. L. Campbell and husband to II. H.
Kolliner, lot 4, Wolverton's addition,
etc. ....:............ ................. 2,5
H. N. Bradbury ct al. to ]. Kelley, lot
49, block s, Gable Line addition. ... 2
Mechanics & workmen's Building q Loan
association to L. L. Ahlstrom, part lot
II and. part lot 16; ]. T. Blaisdell's
addition ....................... 10
Total ..............s-.:,.... ..$e0,0
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MOVING

><S~~~~S~~>~~~~~>~~%~
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, storing
: and shipping household goods. Call and in.
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere,
embracing stables wagon shops and Fireproof
I Storage Warehouse, with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 Lake st. Main office, 46 s Sd st.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. has bert facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points; can. save you money; do
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rates. Write call. Safes and heavy machin.
cry moved by experts. 122 9th st s.. Both phones
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI.
caGo, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points, The only concern in the
N. w. doing enough business in this line to
give prompt and reliable Or indeed any kind Of
service to many points: Don't experiment with
doubtful propositions, but bring your business
I to the Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 S Sd Ut
THE o. g. PETERSON TRANSFER AND
Storage Co. has the finest and biggest vans
In city for moving household goods and pi-
amos; pack for shipment and storage; thor
oily experienced help only. Both telephones.
sol I'd ay s.. o. RS q
CAMERoN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE: EX.
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
commodious vans for moving. Office 200 Nicol.
let; both phones zoos Residence. T. C. 1924.
FLOUR CITY TT ANsFER AND STORAGE
Moving and packing specially. Office, AT
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents,
clothing and all household goods. SIG Nicollet.
cleaning works. 725 HenneDin av. Both phoneI.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted

WANTED-BY YOUNG JAPANESE GENTLE
man, room with a private family: prefers To-
cality nearest possible to- the Central high
school. Address 91S8. Journal.
lWANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE AND BOY
4 of 70 years, room and board In private fam
L lily; state price. Address 9229 Journal
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FLORISTS
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH.
ing done expertly; Photographic materials, our
business; established twenty years. o. Il.
Peck Co.. liz 9th at 8.
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Furnished Houses.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY; a COMPLETELY
furnished home will bt rented by the owner
for two years or from June, 1906. The
house Is located in OF the most desirable
residence sections Of the city and within easy
walking distance of the business portion: re-
sponsiple parties only need apply. 1913. Jour
nal.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

TO ExCHANG-GooD QUARTER LAND IN
nearly clear, for good five-passenger auto;
might also take a runabout. too: must be
strong machines for heavy work; don't want
any old machines. S217, Journal. 80.
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. O. O..
Shepard Bank of Commerce Bldg. :,
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CARPET CLEANING. RUG MFG

PARTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR
pets, rugs to the Mp1s. Carpet Cleaning & Rug
factory. 112 4th st N. Main 1927: T. G. 1906
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

7 Z. ~. -
MOE LITTLE BROOM COTTAGE, CITY WA
ter. cellar, shed and storeroom; storm door
and windows; just what you have been look
ing for; Sill; 1929 315 st N. A duplicate of
this in S-room cottage at 3117 31a st N for IS.
Lauderdale Co., Temple Court.
MOE LITTLE BROOM COTTAGE, CITY WA.
ter, cellar, shed and storeroom; storm door
and windows: just what you have been, look
ing for; SILL 1929 31s st N. duplicate OF
this in Broom cottage at S117 31a st for So.
Lauderdale Co., Temple Court.
five ROOMS DOWNSTAIRS OF MODERN
house except heat, 1911 LIST N; six blocks
from West hotel. Apply upstairs.
MODERN l0.RooM HOUSE, 1857 LYNDALE Az
S, $3.50; this is bargain. Charles W.
Chase, 50T Bank of Commerce.
LOWER FLOOR, SIX ROOMS, DETACHED
house, barn, water, sewer. 1924 Stevens av.
South 4S4-L. .e--
NINE-RooM HOUSE, 4ss2 LYNDALE Az s,
$40. Five rooms, 3246 Humboldt av S, So
OAADBoURN & BRADEN, II 4th ST s, HAVE
fats and houses $40 to S45.
FIVE-RooM HOUSE. IFS Sd AV s, SIS;
house. 1107 Sd ay S. S12.
EIvE-RooM COTTAGE, sls 9th ST s, SIS.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Maternity hospital.
a girl. .s
Bywater, Mr.. and hrs. Frank. 27oo Biaisdsll
avenue, girl.
Halvorson. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew. 1916 Third
street 8, twin girls.
Wahl Mr.. and Mrs. George. 1914 Sixth street.
N, boy.
Lundquist, Mr.. and Mrs. p. O.. 2eoe seveatA
street NE, boy.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred. s5e Twelfth ave-
nue. NE. boy.
Erdman, Mr. and Mrs. l.. 1918 Lyndals ave
nue. NJ boy.
clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. ss1 Huron
street Sc, boy.
shanks, Mr.. and Mrs.. W. L.. "a Cedar Lake
road, girl.
Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter. 271s Alma place.
girl t
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Donna and Safde Sakkinen.
Robert W. Brown and Carolyn L. Pope.
Claude Burlington and Martha johnson.
DEATHS
Sanger, Roy T., $40 O. street SD.
Rotschka, Josephine, city hospital. ~
Titterud Sirina.. 2s07 Riverside avenue.
Champlin, Ellen, 1915 Upton Avenue 8.
Shiavona, Tony. Boom island.
Hill. Mary. 2e29 Twenty seventh svenus 4
Blunt, Abbott St. Mary's hospital.
Archambault, Philomines 2129 Emerson sye-
nue. N.
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- O4lD11N0 EI1s4A44 = = =
Fifth street S. areproof addition. So, GOO
g. g. Leighton, 1134 Dupont avenue N,
11S.story frame dwelling. ............. 1000
F. A. Armbruster, 113s Dupont avenue N
History frame dwelling ............ 1025
P. r. Hamilton, Cedar avenue between
Fifty-frst and Fifty-second. streets,
two-story frame dwelling. ............. $500
Morrison Crittenden company, 8544 Nicol-
let avenue, two-story frame dwelling. 1900
Three minor permits. Observation-Disclosures. 725
h --.
Total. eight peruks5. Encouragement el, $50
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STOVE REPAIRS
BUILDING PERMITS

~~N~~~ON@N\~~~~"N
REPAIRS FOR AL RTovEs-GREAT WEST
ern Swvs Repair Co.. 412 Hsnnepin-
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Use Barter &gExchange Columns and Test Their Usefulness
REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE

~-o~~c~~~o.No~~~.o
Improved
o o . cL Z Z ADDITION 8 co ? Q .
o Means 200 lots that we Offer, to parties o
take possession; $3.50. sle.60. 5000 per 0
Spills an eight-room house with two lots. o
We have placed q clients there-you are o
Ali houses two-story to insure good final .
o The Wisconsin Syndicate, o
500 Temple Court. o
We claim TO be notch ahead o
partial payment plan for supplying homes. 0
o o 0 Q o o o o o o o
HOUSE FOR sALE-ABsoLUTELY ONE or
the best houses in the city for the price; nine
room. strictly modern un-to-date house; hard
wood floors and finish; electric and gas light;
hot water heat: good barn, with electric light;
listed for S. 6O0; can be bought now for SIS, 200,
as it must be sold during the next few days;
vicinity 31st st and Sd av S. Folsom. Realty
Co.. $50 Railway building, corner Sd and
Nicollet.
LOOK AT THIS. Q
ssoo.71e Jewett place, seven rooms one o
o block from 9Th av car line ten min Q
utes' walk from West hotel; $3.50 down, Q
o balance to suit. Q
o Minneapolis Trust Co., q
o Hennepin and .4th st. .-a Q
o Q o Q Q o Q o o o Q Q Q o 9
0 " Er RAILROAD TRACKAGE. -
o Conner. 19Sx157 feet to 20-foot alley,
o with exclusive railroad trackage: also con- Q
o venient to depots mills, ETC.: will sell or
o. lease: terms to suit. ..---. .. b.
o Thorpe Bros, Andrus Bldg.
o o o 0 o o o o o
Q o FMS Hza> IS eHgAR E Q 0 0
20 81, 50O-2431 9th st N. eight rooms; lot {
43x157; good corner; $500 down. bal c
o ance to sEit. --.. {
10 Minneapolis Trust Co.,
o Henneoin and Fourth st.
o o o Q
FOR sALE-A GOOD HOME OF ROOMS
| nearly new, modern except heat; situated IL
! Merriam Park: block from interurba1
car line good lawn. shade trees. near schoO
and churches: the finest location In the twil
cities for home: must be sold soon: easy
! terms See A. L. Straight Co.. 635 Andru
building. ----
FOR sALE-A sEVEN-RooM, STRICTLY MOD
| ern house on Dupont near 18th N lo
| 52x157 to alley, room for another house; vii
| sell this now for 900 cash, worth muct
more but need money. P. P. Swensen, 81
| Bank Of Commerce building.
FOR sALE-GOOD FRAME DWELLING MINI
| rooms nice lot. barn. city water, sewer con
| nected; $4,000; agents. South 4s4-L.
BARROW, 1922 GUARANTY, WILL BULL
! your home or sell you one on reasonable terms
several new modern residences on hand.
| FOR SALE BY oWNER-4307 PLEASANT Av
a new six-room cottage with barn and pump
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Unfurnished Flats.

HNNEPN COURT, NEW FAMILY HOTEL,
1915 Hennepin av. two and threeroom suites.
furnished and unfurnished, cafe and elevator
service; strictly first-class, having heavy brick
walls between all apartments: also to
fats. 315 W 18th st, facing Loring
park very desirable location. See janitor or
diamonds, 200 Bank of Commerce.