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The daily sentinel., 1906-05-18
rnE nENEFIT RALL.
THE BENEFIT BALL.
Given By the Order OF kaliway to"
ductors Last Night Was Attend
tended by Over Three
Hundred People.

The sentinel Is pleased to announce
that the benefit ball given last night
nv tho order of Railway Conductors
was a complete success.
There had been large sale oi te-
kets and when the dancing besah'
shortly after nine O'Clock about tnree
hundred people were present. over
one hundred and twenty-five eoupieS
participated in the dancing. A
There was no grand march but
uha dancing program opened prompt
Ia md win but short intermissions
,ho over fascinating and never un-
nonuiar pastime was INDUCED in un-
M two hours after midnight.
nnring the later hours OF the even
inc tbe ladies' of ST. Joseph's Cath
oiic church served an elegant supper
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-18
THEY ARE SAFE.
The Condition of the Insurance Com
panies Represented by the
Home Loan x Investment
Go. Satisfactory.

The following is a statement of thC
condition of the insurance companies
represented by the Home Loan Il In
vestment company:
Since the great fire in Frisco all
who have had insurance to write are
interested in the stability Of the com
panies carrying their risks. The fol
lowing is a statment OF the compan-
les represented in our Office prior TO
the Frisco Fire;
Total surplus above all
liabilities of foreign com
panieS ....-.- ...i. . 3 y ~ e u
Surplus of American
Companies ........ 2S,959, AZ l
Total capital of Ameri-
can companies ... lO.500. 600
Showing an amount
available for losses of .S52.7O9.OSl
This is besides the immense re-
serve held by the foreign compan-
les in the old world and every one of
them have notified their American
representatives that all their Fris-
co losses will be paid from the home
office, leaving the American assets
untouched.
In every instance the companies
represented in our office will settle
titli ADsSth rum AutlI surplus ltdN-
ing their capital unimpaired After
paying all their losses the Ameri-
can companies represented in our
office will have about S15,O0O.0OO
surplus and $1O,5OO.OOO capital and
the foreign companies surplus will be
unimpaired. The company sustain
ing the heaviest loss by this greatest
of all fires is represented in our Of
flee; Immediately upon ascertaining
its loss. the stockholders added $780,
600 to its capital and 100000 to
its surplus so that after settling its
great loss it will have two millions of
capital and about three millions of
surplus unimpaired.
We have to say to our patrons
that we are prepared now as ever to
furnish the very best of security from
fire loss. Prompt attention to all
losses and prompt payment of same
Will be now, as ever. our motto.
THE HOME LOAN & INV. co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-18

Gas ranges put in at cost-Do IT
J. F. Sanders, of Delta, is in town
today.
Tents and wagon covers at Fred
Mantey's.
The Moon buggies cant be beat
Fred Mantey.
Fair tonight and Saturday is the
official forecast.
Frank Cook. of Green River, Utah
is in the city today.
Cook with gas-Fuel gas $3.50 per
thousand feet net.
Hot weather will soon be hereA-
buy gas range and keep cool.
Hot weather will soon he hero
buy gas range and keep cool.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. sherman. of
Gunnnison, are visiting friends in the
city.
We can sell you new or old bug
giles and harness we also trade new
for old.-Fred Mantey
Wen you think about buggies and
harness that means to go to Fred
Manteys' and take look anyhnw.
Go tell Aunt Neby at Mrs. l.. NJ.
Millers there are 500 blooming pansy
plants for sale. Also cut flowers.
Phone Black 1874.
A call over phone Red 1851 Will
put YOU In connection with Lewis a
Salee. plumbers of the first class.
When you need work In this line call
on them. They carry a big stock of
bath room fixtures and other sup
plies.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-18
TnN Notice

All those who have not turned in
their tax schedules for this year are
hereby notified to do so before May
goth and thus avoid trouble by hav-
ing the property appear in the un-
known list.
N. N SMITH. Assessor.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-18
SeasOnable
Fruits Always
in Stock
Oranges,
Bananas,
Apples, etc.
Crisp Celery,
Farm Produce
of all kinds.
Pee Our Bargains!

fRe-room house with lawn and
stable, a nice home on White st.
at sl.650.
SeVen-room modern house on N. 9th
street. 2 lots. nice shade and lawn
beautiful home at $4,000.
PHo lots on Belford with broom
house. Can be sold for n small
payment down and $3.50 per
month. Price $425.00
en- acres of raw land miles north
east from town, all cleared off. in
hne shape, price $1,000.
en- acres, on Orchard Mesa. all set
10 fruit and 8 acres in bearing,
price 81 500.
We have some money to loan at
per cent on good real estate secur-
~ we want to see you In regard to
hat Insurance.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
0runoeigentbums nebertraBunsea,

Gprus 6. Barrett an 8lan@e g.
Greeman, 2ots % unb %, 8lod 4,
S9ofielb, Sarriion & Cos Moo.,
pacant, Ofieite Columbia aps., ihos
lid bon 80. Str. $780,,
Wiliam u. grifon on @ba Goro,
Got 9, Nlporb & Co.'S Cub, Opib
Buffers 2. Qoo., bsrbe1ert. Sioieite
IL. Str. 6fli9 BON 8~elefontaine
Ctr. $4500.
Waria s. 5tt9 on @ifie %. Mc.
@uroap, Got l, SohnfOn's l.. Wef
Snopls. Sub. berbehert, 1orbwefede
Sotparb unb 9appes Ctr. $1,000.
Martin O'SalOran &C. an GLEN
9onlon, Got 70, GimOn Oanoes' Sub
oipifon. OutIot $50, @tabt Snoiana-
polis, DerbeHert. Norbieite bon Ibbotts
Strabe, wefli9 BON @aibinstOn Str,
5000.
Die GObert Seller cooperative
Grabbing COMPANY an &obert 3slIer,
2Ots 4. 5 uno 6. Silsemsisr & Mhggs's
Suboipifon, Outlet 109. Stabt Sn.
oiannpOlis. bsrbshert, NOrousfsgde
bon GAIT unb Proipset Str, $40, 600.
9ucius 8. Swift &c. an Warp 6.
Stewart, 2ots So unb 60, SenuOoo
Bart addition, berbeRert. Wefieite
bon gapituI abe., n6rolt6 BON 33.
GtraBe. $4,000.
WiQiam j. 9einri9s Oil @lice 9.
Wcgonnen. Got IA. Giscus Subj,
Sobnfons @rben Nob.. ueflide Settle
bon 8ellsfontaine Ctr, iiblia BON
IL. Str. $500.
gbrifianasS of an German &ealtp
Co., i'm iaobfli9s1 Yisrtsl. 33. Is,
2, % older, Wupns Sp. $780, 00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
@isse- Grab.
O c b n:

Sames uno @oii6 @onans, 1906
8. @ai9in9tcn, Wdb6en. -@batles
unb Marp Sapss. 916 8. MarplauS,
Wdb6en .-Greo uno Clara 8infer,
2143 q. Weribian. 2nabe. -Grt6ur
uno 2ouiIe 2afner, 1910 %. Walnut.
9nabe .-Nlbsrt unb Jrau Dunn, 1O1
g. Summit. 2nabe. - Woiss ano
pauline RobinowiB, 1102 Waple,
Wdo1en. = 9rtbur uno SUITE Sig.
gins, $50 %. ToruoOo, WdO9en.-
@barlss uno Sba Sopls, so. Ctr. uno
aiblano Mbe., Wdo3en.-Jrant unb
gli;abetb 9lab. 2124 Wsnbel Ioe.,
Wdodsn.-Greb uno Warie Seli6la=
1926 Gtslbp. 9nabe. -8eorge uno
6rau @raoes, 1412 8. Wartst,
Rnabe.-a. 8. unb glisabetb Wilion.
1905 Woore abe.. Wdoden.-Seor9e
unb gnna Dcung. 2342 columbia
aOs., Mdb9sn. -Samss uro Saiip
@olt 149 @eifsnborf, Mdoden. =
@iaiam uno gmma Sbspsero. 2nabe.
8etraut:
Clinton 6. 8ater-0ioa Or. 6aq.
Nreoerid Selatire-2iQian 2eQ1.
O ehprben:
@arp u. Ie@uaOugb, So, sos g.
@ef.-gusene S8OenfOf, So, 1916
.. 10.-Warp Wintsr, "a, 1907
@nrfieib place.-Nbner Sanis, 81,
1909 9nfapstts. -Marp 9ODe. 70. SOB
q. @apitpI A~pe.-Sduslius @upre,
1924 q. penniplpania. - Inbrsp
Wurpbp, So, 946 @ermania ape.-
g. 9. aepbart, II, 8. @aibinetOn.-
2uuis SaplOr, AZ, ILL WaoiiOn @Os.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Hsme 8abu SerbinSans nit
Bloomington.

Nm Is. Mpril pirb iibsr bic iisue
@ifenbabn 2tnie Der Snoianapolis
SOUTHERN &ailroab Der 8erfshr erbfs
net ueroen. 3wei semii4te 3t9e tdss
LID fnb in Musfi9t geiommsn, bic
nod Dem bOrldufig aufgeitsQtsn Gabr=
plan bic 50 Wsilsn lanse Strede in
suei StuIoen uno breibis Winuten
suriidleeen werbsn.
@egen Witte BEG SDmmers iol Elm
i8nslerer 0erfsbr sineeri1tst uno ipGs
ter tusrSen nod mebr 3tse sinasfsat
treroeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

Ri&aro u. 6 9orb, 1888
6iatt Strabe tuObnbaft. bate cine ga.
milienicene nit fsinsr gtebdIfts. nobel
er feline 5rau nit Sauhf9ldaen trac.
tirts. Die Bebrdnste iebte bic pulisei
oapon in Gsnntnib. uno bic pOlisiaen
SaQ unb SPINE berbaftsten ben Wt.
tberi&, tuel&er nun feline 6dufe an
Den Wdnben feiner 3sle probiren Tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

9nbtb 3 oooa, 81 Sabre
oft. unb Sobn @narfa. "a Sabre alt.
$40 Wsf Marplanb StraBe mObnbaft,
batten cine Rauferei in ibrer Wob-
nuns. Yie polisiffsn Smith III aro
Dunn ifelten bic &ube tuieber Der uno
bef6rbertsn bic &aufuffisen binier oas
eiIerne glitter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
9

go
8bos. @onnsl. l1mbau, Wohnbaus,
1922 @udle Str, $500. = @bas. 3.
Weper, umbau. 2f6dises @ef9dfts.
baus, on court Str, $500.-Nbams
& &apmono, umbau, 10. uno Dor
man Str, $500. = Mife HowbeQ,
Weranoa. Sab Senate Npe., 500. -
Sable g. SANDER, 2f6di9es @obn.
baus, 16. Str. iabe 8rooifibe sbe.,
$4,000. = Q. Warlotue, @obnbaus,
@beeler. nabe Is. Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
8aHsn ab;si4sa babta.

Mnpor gooiwalter snti9isb lid bic
alte Oroinan5 81 perf9drfen, tponad
Sunssns. bic 3eitungen bsr!aufsn. cine
Sicens baben miihen. Die 2tesns TO.
fiet 25 Gents. Cir ben Quarter tu.r.
ben Badges" geliefsrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Ans ben Geri9ten.
Ginoergeri1t.


Gi6ter Stubbs 1T pieber einmal
tranf unb muroe er bonn ftelpertrstens
ben &idter @barles s. Rsmp psrtrstsn.
5srr &smp lisB f9 bas gsusismats'
rial i'm Sole See Daltsrs, bss 14-
idprigen Sobnes bon Wilton WaItsrs
2138 q. @ural Ctr. unb Der 2 G6bne
German @arrui9's, Wilie unb Grant.
2246 u. 3ural Str. borleaen. Sas
Sric bate 6srrr Or. 9atfielb 8 &ss
poipsr unb Wariou @anbel, einem iei.
ter Nadbarn, 6 Raninden gefoblen.
Die Sungens uurben unter polisei-
auffi6t aeiteat.
Ser 12idbrise Cecil Short, Der Carl
Munoen beim Sieblen elmer S9adtsl
@bocolabe aus Der @ourtbaus-@ rocerp
in alabama uno @aibinston Strabs
unterfiBt batts, tpurSe Der Sulia 6.
Worf Snoufriei4ule absrpieien, trdbs
reno Carl Wunben betanntli9 In bic
Snoiana Snbuarie.s &ule fur 4nabsn
in Ylainfislo gei9idt puros.
Yoli3eiseridt.
Wegen Sittli6teitsberbre&en truroe
Walter @oons ben SrOBsef9pprensn
iibsrnieien.
@arl Wiiaer, Der fid tueeen t6dt-
li9en 4nsrifes 81 oeraniuorten bate,
tpurbs su elmer @elbfrafe bon SIS
neroonnert.
O6nobl Die Mutter guo 6eiTer's
ausIaats. SaB ibr Sobn. Der fh tueaerl
t6dtliten anqrifs on geo. &uhsu, su
bsranttportsn tatte, @ufeI rrlr nit
einem alien Bell sei9lasstl babe, tuuros
5siier 3u elmer Gslbtrafe bon $40 linb
In bic Soften berurtbsilt.
&riminalgeribt.
Wessn Ysrfaufs seiRiger getrdnte
puroe Senrp @r;man su elmer @eIo=
trafe bon $50 unb in bic Soften i'm
Polissigeridt .%berurtbeilt. Sisie Strnfe
sri9ien ibm gu bod bsmsfsn. gr
appeairte oesbalb OH bas 3riminnls
9eridt uno bisiss srmdBigte bic Strafe
auf $40.
gnnSesseriAt.
Der 76idbrise O. Ct. SidsriOn
tuuroe tuegen 8erleBune Der psnions=
CELEB. nit a~ufgsbObensn urtbsil ent'
lahen.
Snperiorgeridt.
Cine oetaiairte Nbre9uun9 Der auss
9aben fir Die neri4iebenen Mbtbeilnn-
gen oes SuperiOrseridts I'm lsbten
Sabre lieet Dor uno pertbeilten f9 bic
aussabsn tuie fOlgt:
Superiorseri9r, Simmer $50. l..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Sfat.Snrnier.

am Sonntag Ha9mitta9 fnost bas
monatli&e Stat-Surnier bes ltnab.
bdnsigsn Surnbsrsins fatt. Sine
aablrei&e Sstbeilisuna fsitsns Der
@en3elritter tpirb ertuartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Guperiorseridt, 3immer SO. 8.
SheiDunQsfIagen.

Wii6ael Souti9 bat gegen Rofina
Soutid Gdsioungstlage angtfrengt.
tuorin er lie bss gbebruGs bei&uloigt.
S9eibungsflaee bat 2ilie @iQis
segen 0enrp Wilis angstrsngt.
S@aoenerfaBfla9e.
@e9en Warren darner ifrengte S6o.
mas Wartep S9aoeneriabtlage i'm
Betrase bon $4,000 on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

a perfsufen: eiueu gauplat on Stnru1 Gnsnue,
q sptiHen 6igblaub ape. unb Oriental Strabe,
IS BET 125 suB aros. gssrtb 5000. merbe fur SITS
ON Semanb Der f9 Elm Sous gu banem noanf1t Der.
sanfen. @irb Mot on gsripuen perfcait bic eissu'
oermistben tuoneu. Gute etrabe unb xrot'
toi,s. oas, absuesiamdIs unb sIsftrif6es Slot on
Der etrass. Nuatufraseu bel 6. 4e9srsr, 1878
Gturm apeuue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Som taotit9en &e9nmmesamt.

5err u. W. SunfsI. elm geamtsr
gelaunten Separtements. lsst ON /.
Gebruar feline STEELE nieoer. Or tuirb
R4 bann tuieber benz G~runeeiaen.
tbumsgei9dft tpibmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Sine @rfaItnus In etuem Gage furirt.

Nan nebne Laxative Bromo Quinine
Sableten. 9Ine Gpotbefer itatten bas @eIb
juriid uenn bic BUR febI ibIast. 6. SIS.
Srope'sS isnatur 1T auf ieSerS6a6teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

Senrp 5. Vt einien.
bsfer betannt als Sant &einfen,
514 Sf Waibineton Ctr.
6eles un6 ounfles capital @itp
Bier ffets BEL mir on 3apf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

@aibtnstor n, 81. Sanaar.
STIR Snoiana: S60n beute Gbenb nro
am Sonntas; ettuas tdIter beute Na6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

S%erIoret: Cine frau oIs qousbdIteriu I'M 1iate'
~ uiHeu Spfpitnl, ode Cbto unb senate. Ro~'
tnfrassn tn Der DtRef bes 6eipitaIs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
@etterberi@t.

SUR "A stunoen .nbsnD = nsr gOrssns, 20. SaHuar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27

2ocaIsB etterberi6t
S9Dn beute @benb unb am Sonntas
etipas tdltsr heute ga9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
-. Flyers Bulletin -.
..Tranen nnb &inber..
Mnter5eng Speiialitdtem.

Srauen nnterboien, Rero6e Satrifate, in
natursrau unb eeru, @rObe 3 unb a, $1.OO
Wertbe. -......3 5e, bret Yaar ST 90
&inber unterfIeiber, tbeiIpeiie @oae,
&erpbe Rarfe, 9emben unb 9oien, @rDbe
4|5 nnb 6, 75c Auolitat, GpesiaIpreis CSC
&inSer 3peiitld @etpdnber, Rerobe
@arfe, Slieb sefiittert, SOC Dual; ipesien
zoe baS @etpanb.
@db9en fdparse, serippte Sricots, SuBs
fnO9el 2dnse, SOC Dual. 35c, 3 Yaar
Srauen ecru Union @nsise, esnptii6e
Saumipole, giqua Rarfe, @r0Be 3 Bis s,
$1.00 AuaIitdt, ipe5ien u.......... S5c
Srauen SpiB serippte Union gnsiise,
ertra feline AuaIitdt, $500 Gorten, ipeSiea
per GnSug fur 49,. So 25
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
|. S.AIRES& eco,

8aibinstOn bel Oer Msri0ian StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
"NO TRIxn

pgoroutirt etue 6oI3pumpe aus GLEN qemo&t.s
Heporatureu an Yumpeu merbsn prompt uub btntg
auseefhbrt. Seporotaren on 0duferu mte GinIeeeu
nener Ntuueu ooer &ubrinaeu ueuer Hbfu6rbbrtu
ous8fnu ober goIronifrtem giieu mrbeu 81 ieber
Belt osma9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Sbermometerftane

5bermometerftane.
S0Sfe 1smperatur. AZ @raf
R~isbrigfe Temperatur. 26 %
50. e. 8Ibtbe,
SectionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
@erlan9t Mn5etSen

reenb usI1sr Irt fpereeu IN Der .Snbiana Sribaus'
nit Sc per Belle FIR ieSs SuiertiOu bere6net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-27
Snperiorgeri6t.

Cine oetailtrte Nbrs9uun9 Der auss
eaben fir Die beri9ieoenen Mbt6eifuns
gen oes SuperiOrgeridts I'm lsbten
Sabre lisat Dor uno pertbeilten f9 bic
ausgabsn tpis fOlgt:
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
.LURED TO DEATH
BY SHORE LIGHTS
TRAGEDY OF A YOUNG NEW
YORK sCULpToR-AERoNAUT.
SAND DUNES HIDE HAVEN.
Lands in Safety on Barren Long Is
land Shore After Making Assem-
sion-Desperate Effort TO Cross
Treacherous Morass.

New York.-Paul Nocquet, sculptor
and aeronaut, has answered the call
Of the clouds for the last time. His
body was found on the south shore OF
Long island, two miles from the spot
where the balloon in which he ascend
ed from the Bronx was found.
The finding of Nocquet's body re-
vealed a tragedy more appealing than
any in the annals Of balloning. Noe
luet lay down to die almost within
reach Of safety, after a struggle for
life which lasted until the last ounce
Of his strength had been exhausted.
He landed safely from his balloon
On good dry land far from the ocean,
and in sight of lights that meant
houses and shelter not more than a
mile away. But between him and this
succor was a stretch of treacherous
broken land and swamp of which he
was ignorant.
A succession of creeks, some shall
low and some deep, stretches OF
swamp broken by patches of solid
ground, little islands that dotted the
morass, formed barrier between the
stranded aeronaut and the twinkllng
lights that danced through the dark
ness. The marks OF his slow progress
along his route to death tell of his
struggle toward the lights alone in the
dark. How long he struggled onward
no one will know. He died apparent
Iy from sheer exhaustion with the goal
yet far away.
The tragedy is made more pitiable
by the fact that Nocquet unwittingly
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Che enchanted corner and eluding the
witches and elves who were hidden
behind those broken window panes.
Superstition Of every kind Is a sort
OF poetry. This is why unlettered
races deal 80 much in beautiful folb
lore. AS we become learned in nsath
ematlcs and science we cease to be-
lieve in fairies and elves. For my
part, am glad that great thrcnB Of
schoolgirls have gone to see the pretty
drama of peter Pan" There are
some illusions that never ought to be
destroyed. Whether you agree with
me or not, must tell you that 1t does
you no harm to believe in the fairies
Perhaps you may never have the good
fortune that befell a dear little Irish
maid who used to work In my kitchen
She told me in good faith that She
had often seen the good people, as she
called the fairies, dancing in the
moonlight on a green knoll behind hei
fathers house in the land across the
sea.
We so soon leave the morning misti
and the poetry behind us that we re-
fuse to see the beauty that is tucked
away in myths and dreams. Study
folk lore and you will be studying
poetry, and a little poetry sweetent
life's prose, and &c like honey on onei
bread.
Your fairies, when you descend tt
the practical, will be named Order
System, Promptnoss. Application, ODE.
dience, Hope, Courage and Love
These are forever the good fairies whe
fight and conquer in the battles Of
life, and drive away the baleful infu'
ences that menace our peace and use
fulness, as we study, work and play.
Copyright, 1906, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

the statesville sheriff and when the
marshals were on guard succeeded in
smuggling the prisoner out of jail and
into a buggy.
They drove II miles to Mooresville,
where they took a train for Charlotte.
From there they doubled back to
spartansburg, S. c., from which place
Horswill expected to take train for
the north. However. seeing United
States commissioner standing on the
platform and fearing that he might be
waiting to servo the writ the sheriff
jumped from the train with his pris-
oner and made q rush for another
train standing on side track.
The train took the two back through
Statesville, and In passing through
that town the sheriff hid his prlsoner
In q baggage car and thus escaped
the service OF the habeas corpus writ.
The rest of the trip was uneyentful.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

cred by washing a sample before buy.
ing her frook.
At 121a cents there are other pretty
lawns in small flower design or dot
or interviewer circles, or in the very
finest of flower stripes alternating with
white stripes, along which pin dots
Of color are thickly set. twenty-five
cents opens up an embarrassment OF
choice dimities, organizes, lawns
swisses. To be sure, one may find
exquisite embroidered swisses running
up in price to two or three dollars
but there are very effective dotted
swisses with printed flower design al
% cents.
OF the figured dlmities we have
spoken before, but they grow daintiel
and more desirable each week, with
their tiny flower designs overruning
the varied checks and stripes. Or
candies, too, have followed suit, and
though beautiful large designs arC
shown there are newer things which
tend to large bar effects OF white
ground and small scattered single bios
SONS or sprays.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
A PET GROW.
Found as a Fledgling he Grows tt
Adult Birdhood, and Learns
Many Tricks.

This crow was one of FIVE Matched in
the top of a hemlock tree about May l.
He was taken from the nest when fully
feathered, about three weeks old, by a
12-year-old boy. He was put into a
screened box and fed every three hours
during the day on fish worms and raw
fresh meat. When four weeks old he
was put out on the grape arbor south
of the house; he could fly a little
Sometimes we would feed him cracked
corn or soaked whole corn; each time
he would vomit 1t, preferring meat.
There were two families Of robins in
the pear trees, near to the cherry tree.
The first few days that he was out the
robins were excited and noisy, as many
as 25 at a time twittering, flying here
and there, trying to drive Jerry
away. AS soon as the baby robins
were large enough all moved out, never
bothered us with the berries or cher
ries. Jerry was a very busy bird,
Ore day he went into the garden with
US to weed beets. When he found that
the beets had pretty red roots, he be-
gan to pull beets faster than any hen;
the boy had to take him to the shed
and shut him up until the beets were
weeded.
He would say Hello" when about
three months old; would greet the
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
PURSUES A FoRGER
THROUGH MOUNTAINS.
South Dakota Sheriff Has Hot Chase
After Prisoner-Puts Blood
hounds on Trail.

Watertown.-After two trips to
North Carolina, an exciting chase
with bloodhounds through the noun.
famous wllds of that state, and a bat
tie of wits with United States mar.
shals armed with writ OF habeas cor.
pus, Sheriff James Horswill, of Ham.
lin county, has succeeded in placing
Charles A. Jones in the Coddington
county Jail, where he is awaiting trial
on the charge of forgery.
Jones is alleged to have secured
considerable sum of money on bogus
checks in WATERFOWL and Hazel last
October, after which he disappeared.
A warrant was sworn out for his ar.
rest and hunt for him began. On
December % the authorities of Spar
ia, N. c., hamlet in the wilds of the
North Carolina mountain country, 80
miles from a railroad, notified Sheriff
Horswill that they had Jones under ar.
rest. The sheriff, reaching Sparta,
found that the prisoner had escaped.
Bloodhounds were secured and his
trail was followed through the noun
tains for two days, but eventually it
was lost
Nothing more was heard Of him un-
til March 10, when Sheriff Horswill re.
ceived word that he had been taken
into custody at Webster, Fla, and
then taken to Statesville, N. c. Sher-
iff Horswill again made the trip to
North Carolina, this time finding the
man in jail.
He also found, however, two United
States marshals awaiting the arrival
of writ Of habeas corpus with which
they meant to secure Jones' release.
| Horswill. however. enlisted the aid Of