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Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15

Il work little" he answered, Il
have some society," have number
of children who come to me aRd romp
about my workshop get some de-
Hghtfully natural and unconventional
poses. I love children. I have only
one fault to find with them. They will
insist on growing up, and then cease
to care for them. You must come up
some morning and have a look at the
happy little beggers. Tell me when
you'll come, and I'll have the whole
brood there, and you shall tell them
fairy tale-one Of your own-and I'll
adorable group in my minds eye al
ready. I've rather fallen out of the
habit of finishing things lately, but I'll
finish that, and you shall have it for
keepsake"
sob, how delightful" she cried "Of
course I'll come. Who wouldn't for a
promise like that? How glad | am
that you are not going to bury that
wonderful talent in a napkin for good
and ALL You can't disguise from your
self that you're man of genius, Alloy
sius."
mot I, indeed" he replied, with "a
sudden flash of gaiety. Nobody ever
charged me with thinking less OF my
self than | ought to think"
His smile lit up his face like beam
of sunlight falling on a gloomy land
scape. It was positive transtigura-
ton, and the girl. clasped her hands to-
gether with a cry
'Aloysius, she exclaimed. Il haven't
seen you look like that for years"
"No?" he said. suddenly gloeming
again E'Your fattery took me una
wares, I suppose. | never was and
never should have been man OF
genius, dear, but | was getting to be
very competent workman when money
came to spoil me, as it has spoiled SO
many"
Il shall hold you to your promise"
she said, gajly, and shall expect you
to surpass yourself"
You shall have my best" he an
swered, rather doggedly. "l'n do one
bit Of decent work at least before go,
and you shall have it,
How many sittings shall you
want?" she asked him.
only one" he answered. Il have
memory like a rat trap still. | want
the group to form itself. That's all. |
shall catch you when you've all forgot
TEN me, and not before" He was alight
again, alert and eager He looked
years younger
Make it tomorrow, he pleaded,
and I'll go home and catch up arrears
of sleep"
"To-morrow At what timer"
Say ten o'clock"
Il will be there. Must you go al
ready?"
Il must round up my mob of infan-
try. Goodbye, heaven bless you, dear
bless you and keep you happy. Ia
die to make you happy, dear. You
know that, don't your
Indeed, indeed she said, Il know
you love me dearly
Yes he said, STOPPING to kiss her
hand, II love you dearly"
He left her there in tears, which
we're half of pity and half of pride.
There is no help for it, he said,
half aloud, as he swung into the road.
None"
There were two strangers in the
road, and he noticed them casually as
they came toward him. One of them
suddenly clutched the other by the
arm, and spoke swiftly to him in
whisper
1t CHANGED that the whisper was
more audible than words spoken at
such a distance in an ordinary under
tone would have been He heard II
distinctly though he was twenty yards
away.
LIE voici!'
ITO Re Continued.1
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
ADVERTISING Bottled Goods,

Merchant-Didn't you agree to put
my liquor advertisement next to pure
reading matter?
Solicitor-Well, sir, we did so, did
we not?
Mercant-No, you didn't. You pat
it in next to a column about Thaw and
the chorus girls.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
Accilmated.

The flood of social invitations that
poured in on Mr.. Bryan in England
may have acclimated him to the popu,
lar wave in his favor that is sweeping
over this country. = New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
ExnIosion Fatal TO Five.

Blueield, w. Va. Sept 10.-An ex-
plosion at the Dupont Powder works
at Nimours, Va, killed G. D. Clark
and fatally wounded four others. The
cause of the explosion was not made
known.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
Domestic Lidht Plants.

Is your home as modern as you would
like to have it? We have small water and
light plants that are just the thing for
stalled at q very small cost Ask fo'
CatalOg. st. 1874.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO, st. Paul
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
Lifetime lob.

Have you decided on your life
work yet?'' asked the first sweet girl
graduate.
Yes replied S. g. g. No. 2, I'm
going to marry a Pittsburg millionaire
to reform him"
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
A graft is the other mans pull.

Some people are too busy being
good to be kind
Riches have wings, but most of us
never get a chance to fly with them
There's lot in moods and lenses
loves but mood and heaven is mere
Nv a future perfect-Burton Braley in
Lippincott's.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15

years | suffered from
kidney disease. The
ehRa geap my feet
and hands would
swell and remain
puffed up for days at
a time. / seemed
to have a constant
bseRache. Finally I
got so bad that I
was laid mp In bed
with several doctors
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
EXPLOSION in Gas Tanks.

Toronto, Sept. 1o.-While cleaning
out a purifying sank in the Consum-
ers' Gas company's yards the gas ig-
nited and an explosion resulted. Four
teen Of the workmen were badly burn
al
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15

PUTNAM FADEYESS DYES COLOR
Snk, Wool and Cotton at 0ne boiling,
fast, beautiful eofrs. IOc per package.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15

Fear of being reformed keeps many
man la the bachelor class.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15

Mrs. Winslpw's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething soens the gums, reduces in
aammaton allaYS pain, cures wind collie. 25c bottle.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-15
SICK FOR TEN YEARS.
Constant Backaehe, Dropsy and So.
we're Bladder TFoubie.

Fred w. Harris. of Chestnut ST., JET
fersdn, Ohio, says; For over ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

o0cr Gnt5iln0ung Ser 2ltngcn iollte
nit 0cnl Mru0u 9feIief luic iolat be.
ban0tlt ncr0cn: Ger Haticnt ioIte
20 Sropicn rcS HcIici ieOe Stnoe in
cincm @cilNlNic poll @aiier crboltcn,
lm0 0ic gauge @ruIt Niiden lmo
6roHt mB uHtcr Dem Giuilub oeS
NeIiri 0urtb bGuiige 9lppIfotionen
crboItcn p2r0cn; @eci. Sbec uno
Strait Snppen niiiien 0em Yotienteu
jllr StGrflng GcIcbcn lucrOen, llno
icinc GinNcluei0e ntiiiicn bin imo mic.
Der ourcb Or. HaOluou'S EiIlcn in
lbItiGfcit gcIcBt luerOen
Gnt5inOrm1 ser Mieren Gnt,iin.
Onng scr @Iuic, @nt5ilnbung ser Gin.
oeuciOc, Gnt5iinoune ser 9un9en.
mcGcr }5oS, Grond)itiS, Ibmerc5
2ltbmcL Grollp, Gntorrb, Snflucn5n.
aopicbmcGeh 9abmueb, 9lGralgic,
NbclunotiSnuS, folte GbillS, sgue
GbiIla, GbiIblain3, 6roitiAGOcn.
Ole 9lppIifotion bon 9 eoo y 9t e.
ltei uul ben ooer Die Sbeile, no oie
Shmicrigfcit o0er Scr Ghmer5 eri.
liirt miro Grleihterlltg lnO 9ube
NrmGJren
SnncrIid,, Gin bnlber Sbeel0f-
icl in cinem bal6en @laic g8niier,
firrirt in Cinigcn Minlltcn ar6mpie,
Spo0m9 iourcn Mogen Soobrell-
ncn, Ncru6iitGt, SdIoiloIigfcit, 8opf'
mcb. Ii0rrbOc, 0pieHtcric, Golic,
NlG1tnNcu lmo ole tucr!i6cn
S6nlcr3cn.
Mnlnria in iciucn DcridJicScncn Sor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
MillionGr bcacbt Selbitmoro.

gam Groncisco. 1. Tumlor.
6ront EiScntor, elm MiillIonGr,
pclhcr mertbpoueS @rlnheiAentbum
III 2lln5fn bcIbt, beAing IN cirenl bic.
liAcn S>otrI Selhltmpro, inocm ct lid
bic &cbIc nit cinem Hniirmelier
ourhidnitt. Sciue Gltern pobnen
in 9crricu Gorntp. Wid)., uuo iino
uon ibm gut periorgt iporoen. Gr
mar ciucr ser Gioniere oes alunoifes
@cbict3 uno crridtctc ooS erite NolS
in 9umion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Nnlnria in icimcn ucridicOcnrn Sor.
men, Tiebcr nno glaue.
NaowaD's Meaob Melicf

lurirt Mot nur ben nit Malaria bebntetcn
EntieHtcu ioiori. lunoern oerbiitet aud bel 2eu'
ten. bic ocnliclhcu nus9cfebt b.penn iie ieoen
MiurNer bclm gluiiebeli 6fpaIjg ooer breibio
Irupicll 1irnoD 0icici in enem 8Inie g8nifer
ncbuen uno einen Grader eifen, irgeno ipete
glnlGue.
&erianit bon GIen glpoibeiern, 50c Die 5la.
ibe
Gdbidei an 9r. Rabipab g. Co., 90 Sim ctr.
Tem Dorf lilr ,9oof OF glopice". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
WcSall aeht.

9icm Oort I. Snnuor. -
&clltc miro bcfnnnt, oaB Sobn ".
WtcGaI um Samitng ais YrGiioent
Der o9tem 2)orf Siie Snilrmce 60"
abOOnttc, unO onB onS Gireftorilm
Oic 9iciNnntion MIR nit 3ogern an.
nnbnI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
&rkoelluneen,
gSeber 6als
Nr. 2.

0urh Giuuc6mcn BON 3uan,i9
ODER OrciBiH 9rnpfcn Or8 NcooD Nc.
lief in cm0S Sprlp Dor Sem Sdio.
icnQcbcn umo inOem Sbr ein nit Gc.
Lief NctrGnttcS Stiitt 5IuneQ nm
Glwcn Nol9 lpidclt, mcr0ct &6r an
N|or6cu uoaitduoig 6circit BON cinenl
rnnhcn SlnIir nniitchcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Wiibtraueu

lit alien FillcH geacniber nebpteI luelhc ibr
Snnercs inter eiuer iiberSuderten piiLe Uerbers
aen, lSer enuus jn 0erbcraen bat ipiet ielit
cbricbc5 Spiel. Sau5 auoers itebt es nit oei
81. Scruuro Srnuterpiileu. Dem beribmten Hels
Orgdnc Ocr geber oeS .giaeens uno Der giieren,
oao fiIr - Gents IN allen gipptbefeI BH betpms
men 1T. Sieic Bieu boben feline iiberiuderte
6itlc. Sie eutbnlicn niCbts SCbdocbc3, ieine
perhor0en, lpuocrlr bcieben nIr ans ocn beien
Sdieu beIrdiliacr RfIanIen.
(SiSuSa,L&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
8oraer State
5auimaa Bank.
Sancttc Strnhc nnS Enrf 9lucnnc.

Sntorporirt 1874.
Sa3 Ntreiturum bicler Nunf bat cine GTtrns
Siuiocuoe uum ciucm babcu YrO5cnt uui allie
NcirGOe ertldri ole mdhrcno neo ndl}en Sab
res 1908 hepuHrt bliebcll. 2iclc Srra Stnls
OcnNc miro 8ujigid Ocr rcQudren 3ttlttL
SuiammCu orCi uuo cuBGIb Yrnicnt, ichem
Gunu Crchiiirt mo an mo nab nCni !. ,Ia
mar 1906 in ole Eiithcr nrr ScpoHurcn eIz
mcrocu nuu Der Nunf bC}nbt.
(3Gl 1 9th)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
IN Start, Srant H. Surit,
Cumberland SHlnn,

VUTTTIt UII NTIVTTUIITT.
IN iGrem mctcrcu Ncmilben ocn StuinCn hic
icr Nunt one ScrIiberuna ~ achClt oub oeic
pnn hcNluubiNicn biieniIiden lCthmulRSiDrerI
gelihcri. mchc Die nnaeparolc Iidbnoc ciIl
Qchcuo priiliCn mo ibr Ntrb luiro NicrmIt
uniCrhrcile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

1903 ...........,. 81. .%3G, Loo
Sic Sunbo lulo anecIcaf in 9Hrlcbcu Ouf
e5rnn0eiNcntbum. Ylltien lno Cb0uiuuclL ole
H0b YIniihi DER lluter}ehnctcH pOllluuoiR iiJbcr
QelCu lill0 ionic IN hem 2lnuui bon Ylliicm
rU0 SblNGliuuCu Der oihCitCn gtrt. sic dugcs
tduIen Hliiu NM SbgaiiOucn itlo limmllib
inter ocul Wiarihperb nIlh Icue iibcr ocrcn
Fdrnucrlb uugcnuWmeu.
Hlm f. 9cicmbcr 1904 mdrcu is27 Cont oiiclt;
cr6iinct unrocll mdbrenb hca GUDrce lt2s
Gunt uno mdOrcun hciltIbrl 3Ciiruumc9 SOC
Gonl UCiDuCu. 10 haB dri t. Sc5clHnCr 1905
Gll9 GOu nnrb1uocn luarf
Y. y Nrpiuu, a. N, WiurpDN,
9cnrn Nlnrt, 6ranl u, Surit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

GrtGlmug In einem Sage Su beiien.
Tcbme 2aratiDe Sromp Gtliltine IableiS. Npu'
theffr ge6en Selo 8nriid, menn feine Seiuli9.
6. ". tsrupe's llnteribriii OIL GdG6elu. 2be.
(9ipb2, ,iSi, ,Sa,gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
30. Scscmbcr 1905.
Aopitn az r=Rnrage.
&ut6a6en.

Garinerb EHdIncrh
$3.50 9otimnrr EStnd SSt0OOOOO
10 llnteD sc Non03 6l $1,000
$4,000 Noono Glen Mup So t. Mq Fr5. NonO2 lioOOO
10000 Gonoi0atgb oS So t. 0g Ero5 2on00 565OOOO
Hemppouia Hoilrnuh Gpnper Eru; OOOOOO
10000 y, & 8 II W 0niiun" Yrp, i5,5O00O
9forinlf g1e1rru " 5O75OOO
Ntlontic Gcri <n0ebC0ne 100000
9tluutic Gcrf uf 100000
10000 Sen Huinop So lrp, BONDS 53,OOO00
Ghicuuo \Sl Yoc II HP Qun09 SS0OOO
25OOO u ~ @on09 25250OO
200 &ir0inio M0ol0 &C. g. MtQc Eroi Wonh2 tttt0O0
$4,000 WuOinn 100000
Waur ............... ................... S90t7.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Snenrpurirt 1854.
Gcntral Sparbnnf uun Baltimore.

shopltaNhe NBatIeN hWo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0alt more, Den Il. 9e5cmhcr 1900.
Gic idbrliben 3inieu bon brci @roient, oeu
Sepuiiinren am i, Sannnr 1906 tdllig, meroelt
an icnem 5dg ieocm Gonlu creoitr mo am
mn uadb Siemitag, ben . Suurnr 1906, III Die
SuitungSbCber bCr Sepoitloren etn8eira3eH
lucroen.
Stautss ilnb einotitcueru pcrben bon Der
Nnnf be8nblt.
Sepoften bon fiinBg GentS unb buriibcr
tdalb bon 10 llbr BprmitaG5 bis llDr Ndb'
mittnaS entae8en 9cnommen. PIN SnmitaGelt
ben 10 llDr SormttnQs bls 1 ltbr Nahmitl9o.
3ipbcrt 81. @arin1,
Srdiioent
SbumaS q. 9uttS,
(7e5t ,tMD G6npmetiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
2Ietropofitau Sapings2sanR
Oum Baltimore.

Nnmcrt. nns eeglnatnn slrnNc

&. 6. 5briOcr. r.....................R Rrdiihcnt
,Sumcs Z. HDuu. ................. ScbuBnleiitcr
Nult more hcn /. GCNmbCr 1905
Die llntcrci6ueictt ais EN- unu ocu 5treftu.
rem Der ,Mctropoli0n SGninao tuUt CrUullHico
llnlcrubnnGs 9pmitc 8ur &rIIiu1N Der gIn0clc
Gcnbetcu beidaier Corporation HO ,Ilr Ger
bficntlibHng ciHce Nerhto fiber cine ncrdrtipe
llutGrubuuG, unerbrciten adDluUHauuI huo sol
ueHOc:
Nctrao Der GonOS am f. 2c5embu
1904 .........:....... .SlOs2 .55&2l
&un Scpoorcn mdDrcro nea NO0
res CmplOnRCll .....t.......... 2,lSl 500, go
gln NuocuNCl crbnltcu fir YIftcu
}iniCn Hri Gbiquiionen II. Sur
Iebcll Wticibcn fir @rui0cacu
tbum llno Frdulien fir ucrt0uic
SbIiGuiioncn ................ PIP 2G77.9S
3uNnlCN ........... ..-... .Nh So lHO. .SS
gSobon nbiu}cbcn luIb, mtc na
glu Sepuitturru be
tnkIlrr lirIrnn mnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

1IuubIid, mCm niGt Cnuo Nronf-
reid ElInc babe, >ucldc nodb niht IN
Die Cciicntlicbtcit NcOrulacn icicn
Euriicr Trjc0cn3ihol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

Gbluin Wnrfielb,
Sbus. u. Wbclan,
Sepmpmr Wnnbclbnnm,
Sobn y. Might,
Clarence ". Matiunt
&an Gear Wlaf,
Mobcrt Cher,
VI. 8iaet (Sill,
@co. Wariielo,
s.. Carroll NrOmn,
Tranf u. Snrit,
SrnrD y. Elatt,
". 4slr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

Sobn Walter Smitb
Sulompm TrGnf,
Ioi. u. Splaiano,
Serman Is, YOslcr,
Simun s.. Stcin,
Gas. ,. MaIont
Is. Stnnlcp @nrD,
,Srco'f ". Tcloncr,
Gbas. Is. Ninf,
Sl0pb Gplunocs,
Mm. u. Sifcp,
:. .. WeNcal,
tcluart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
pneumonia

Nallc ulliltchcu.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-21
CHAPTER Ky.

The Hacienda on the la Viga Canal.
With some men 20 conceive an idea
IS 90 carry II into execution-such is
the nature Of Dick Denver. He hur-
ries up to their room In the best Of
Mexican hotels. and inside Of fifteen
minutes has effected radical changes
both IN his personal appearance and
dress. so that with the assistance Of
the drivers hat and coat he can
readily be taken for the man himself.
Meanwhile be and Bob have come
70 a good understanding regarding
thlngs-the latter individual, well
armed. and carrying wrapped around
his person the very rope that Dick
brought to the hotel. the lasso with
which he was thrown, intends TO
hover around the Morales place. and
take advantage Of any opportunity
that may come TO effect an entrance,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-21

by climbing over the garden wall
Once within he viii De IN a condition
to come to the relief OF the others
should hts assistance be needed.
Il Is now approaching half-past
seven. Dick a. once sallies forth 10
finish his conquest. o does he doubt
his ability 90 win.
The driver OF the vehicle must DO
made OF strange MATERIAL Tor a Mexi.
can-to be able 20 resist the alluring
Influence Of jIngling reals and pesos
when offered Ia temptation.
Dick discovers the vehicle az the
curb. but tho man himself Is non est
only conspicuous By HIS absence
Struck by an idea. and knowing the
habits OF New York cabbies. Dick ad.
yances 90 the vehicle and discovers
the fellow inside, feeling very com.
Portable. no doubt, His nap Is dis.
turhed by the entrance of the Ameri.
can.
"Hola!" be exclaims, rubbing his
ewes
Thcrcupon Dick Denver takes him
IN hand and winds the fellow arouad
his finger IN a way that would beat
the tlnQuence OF a Philadelphia law
yer he m]uulpulates the man just as
he plsascs; Grst he eNcites his fears.
and then plays upon his eupidiy, Be
tween the two he has the fellow com.
plotely al his mercy. and could gain
anything that q might be in the
others power 10 grant
Thus an exchange IS made; the
Mexican gives up his hat and coat
and receives In return others that suit
him just as well. besides a handful OF
reals. with a Spanish doubloou or two
thrown In, that would about buy his
entire e~Quipage which, he Is assured.
will be returned 20 him without harm.
when the nights business Is over.
He then aud there beats a mastery
/ retreat. with more real wealth an hts
pockets than he has perhaps known
for many a day. II matters nothing Ia
such a fellow that he has sold himself
twice IN the same day; his conscience
will scarcely trouble him. nor does be
look far enough into the future 10 fore
see any dihiculy on account OF double
dealing.
Thus Dick Is left In possession. and
the hrst fruits OF victory are his he
bears his honors meekly; al the same
time ohuckles AZ the thought that a.
though he has received no Invitation
20 the Morales house. he will have an
opportunity Of seeing what its interior
looks like.
There are asiil nearly twenty NTH
utes TO walt and this time nick put
10 with SERIOUS thoughts He screpei
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-21
NS7F1SsI P , LINE

dress, and you can bet your boots Bob
Harlan will be on deck when the sig.
nal Is given"
SO Dick takes out the piece %
paper and reads on the address which
Pauline marked thereon. While 80
doing his eyes note some writing on
the other side. He bends down and
reads:
81 may be able 10 put you on the
track OF some one who owns certain
shares OF stock In your mine. AT any
rate, do come. and we viii have music
in plenty. Bring Dora-I remember
her weu-such a v~ivacious creature.
Your friend.
lisa MORALES"
When Dick has read this he
crumpies the note IN his hand and
quite surprises his comrade with his
savage manner,
Now ! know there Is some treach.
cry afoot. and III checkmate It. as
sure as I live. Take another squiut al
that man. Bob. and then make me
look as much like him as you can FOR
I'm in this game for keeps-it's dia.
mond cut diamond nowi" he says.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-21
KNOWS NOW
Doctor Was F0olsd By His own Case
for a Time

It's easy 10 understand how ordi-
harry Peopie geg fooled b. coHee when
doctors themselves sometimes iorset
the facts
A physician spHaks o. his ovn ca.
pertelce.
4 had used eoHea Tor years ana
REALLY ana nog exactly belleye IL vas
iaiuFiDg me although I had palplta
ucn OF TIE heart every daN
Finally cue tay a severn ana a.
most atal ATTACK Of heart trouble
frightened me aad I gave up both
tea and coffee using Postum Instead
and since that time I have had alb
solutely no heart palpitAtion except
On q or tao occasions when I tried
a small quantity Of coHes which
caused severe irritation ana proved
to ne I must let Il alone.
~When We began using Postum Il
seemed Weak-Jhat was because re
did not make Il according % diree-
uons-eut nov Ne pat a httle BIT q
butter IN the pot When boiling and
allow tho Postum % boil nl rs min
utes which gives h the proper rich
navor and the deep brown color.
II have advised a great many az
my friends ana patients % leave on
coEee aud drihk Postum. Ia fast l
daily give his advice Name glven
by Rostam ca. Battle Greek Mich
Many thousands Of physicians use
Postum IN place % tea and conee ia
their own homes ana PrescFlbe L. %
patients There's q reasoa
A remarkable little book ~The
Road % WelEine can be fgund Ia
BkgA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-21
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Mamma What Is a grass Ei50E~
a grass widow. dsar-s . LADY, whose
HUSBAND plays golt
-J0hnsoa says be has four bath
rooms IN his neE house. ~Nads .
plumbers paradise q H. shf
The doctors have hnauy agreed
upon The cause q Jenkins lines
They've held another consuizu0a.
eh2 no a Postuortsm
"Ah. dearest sighed young Broke
leigh. Z cann1r I've without goa
why noty gueried TIE girl virh tx
obese hank haiHncG did yog lose year
iob.
Knicker-i see the rev san Francis
q buildings vii dispense with al or
namentaI features
Bocker-Thsa there VIII b 10 an
tIorss-N Y. sun
stsIIa-say. let's cut slang cut
Bella-You're On. You cali ne
down whenever ! spring a line % buz
English and tn Go the sane Ter you
Cleveland Leader
r overheard Jones last ntght ay.
Ing that hts wife vas hea1sifal
lie must b as bliud as a bat
But be vas saying 10 20 hfr.
Hes a dipleusat -HoEstou Pest
Then you have no sympathy for
The deserving poor asked the perzon
working for charity Me- replied
the rich and grrat nan why. sir. I
have nothing bat symPStsy for them
Better eome to ths hospital to.mcr-
row I'm going 20 perform a very Tn.
pcrtant operation on cid Ska3a
What forF
give thousand cellars -Hoastoa
Pct
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place well. Al, there you have q,
Senior Dick" and she hands him a
piece o. paper.
Goodnight. gentlemen; do not
worry about US. We will return be
fore midnight. Possibly Senior Morales
may see us home-he Is a diplomat
high up in the confidence OF President
Diaz." with which Miss Pauline
vanishes inside the hotel Dora only
fingers 10 say a few parting words 70
her Bob. and then she. too. fits up the
stairway
Left alone. the two gentlemen Of
course proceed to light cigars as con
Eolation.
Il reckon we're lon this time.
Dick. remarks Bob. moodily, for tho
prospect OF music just beyond his
reach makes him irritable
you may be. but ! don1 Intend that
Il shall ~ my case, returns the other.
coolly. while Bob remove his cigar
and staros al his comrado hlanbly.
NOW what does he moan2" says
the sheriff OF sccora county. "Why
should Il apply to me and not 60 Dick
Dcnver?"
The other does not answer save by
another question. He Is evidently
driving at something, and probably
knows What he Is about which IS
more than Colonel Bob does
cast your eyes over y~onder-nouce
that fellow louuging there-Vhat dye
think Of him, Bobs
BLESS my soul, that's The driver Of
the vehicle Miss westerly has en-.
gagged
"Fxnctiy-that Is, he Is the n who
was 20 drive It, He has been sue.
ceeded."
~Ehl you don't mean, old man. that
you"
Il am competent TO look after the
festive steeds as well as the next man.
since h~orso-tamlng was once my occu.
nation. Is the cool roioinder.
"Hut the fellow may object"
.Let him. silver viii buy him. body
and soul, should judge from his
looks. In most OF these houses, yoy
know. the vehicle roes In through Z
larre gate or door, to the court an1
YOU are virtually inside the house i
harm Is intended Miss Pauline. som
one viii be near 10 protect her
And my charming Dora vii a Il
vain upon her Bob 20 come to her a.
distance says the man from New
Mexico. IN despair
"Thoy don't mean her harm AZ an
yate you can hover by, and II Their
"a a chance, make your presence telt
Il viii. by the Eternal Nlll a
lsW me 10 make a note Of the &c