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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-18

when thsfs ,is IN sli shtest Indies ton
81 Indigestion, heartburn, fatulenae or
any form OF stomach trouble takesa little
Kodol occasionally and you WILDE a.
forded prompt relief. Kodol is ! com
pound Of vegetable acids and contains
the juices found in healthy stomach.
Kodol digests what you eat, makes your
food DO you good. Sold BY MCCOY 4 o.
,, FoR 'sAAlLEZOne s2:h. p. Hart. Parr
gasoline engine, nearly nav; Also 8 in.
cyl. Huber Separator with Aeeder,
weigher and blower, al in fine condi.
ton; also two triple Moline gang p!ows,
used with the engine for blowing; have
stubble and breaker bottoms. p. l..
Shuman, Rugby, N. D. 7-1l-sNohg
Columbus just landed; meeting ! bic
Indian chief with package unfef his
arm, he asked what it was. Great
medicine, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
I'ea," said tho Injun. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. MCCOY G..
The business men at Kenmare
held q mass meeting to aev Use
veys and means to improve the
electric light system in that city.
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The Branch has inaugurated
an outlet sale beginning Saturz
day, and an interesting two page
ad. appears nthis issue. The
manager has hit upon a plan of
giving free tickets, emitting; the
holder to one fifty cent meal at
Minot's swell new hoteb thu Lex
ipgton, good for any time Satur-,
day, providing they. purchase
goods to the amount Of five dol
lars and over, on Saturday, July
goth. This is q unique feature.
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White Egrth w man Hangs Sell

Mrs. Martha Stearns, an old
lady sixty-five years Of age, be-
came Respondent while living on
her claim six miles south Of that
city, and hanged herselfI Satur-
day. The family found her body
hanging in the room.
She had written to her daugh-
ter to come for her, that she was
getting lohesome. She had not
been in good health. Or. Elk
rem, the coroner, went to White
Earth that evening and held an
inOnact
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< ~ Not, Coal, Laad.
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land ONCE ct
Mtnot, N. D., July 70. ivO7. r.-.-,.-.'-tr'-.
Notice is hereby given that John Albert
Csrelson. OF GrellHnd. D., has tled notice
OF bis intention to make final committed proof
10 support OF his claim: viz: Homestead ntry
No: Ss57A. made March 3, lsoe, for the FL NEA
swx NEh and sen NEH. section 8. Township
l53,N., Range Saw. and tina said proof will be
made before theReEisler and Receiver0f the
Unihsd Ststetp l. and Omoe " Mtnst, ~ Df pn
OCT. ,, 1907. H.. ILL ,E }S,$
his continuous residence upon snd cultivation
Ut the land. viz: Josef G. Gusta fsOn, Peter 8,
Lindauist: Peter X, Peterson. Anton Peterson
LID. MtGAsAH.s.e
johnson Fraser, Register.
AttyS for q aimapt 7.18-8.l5
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General manager Of Lewis
Bros. Sales2C9. Of Chicago and
Detroit, who IS here to conduct
the sale at, the Boston store
Lewis Bros. have a reputation
from coast to ecast of being the
greatest price slashers who ever
cut PRICE We take it that the
people HMindt and vieinity.,wih
welcome a sale of this Kind :, :
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Not Coal Land.

"A NoT!cE KoE PUBL1cATIaH -
/ berhEtmsnt of tie, IpteSor, tspd ONCE at
"Mi1ot, N. y: July 80. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Taylor
OF MinOt. n. d.. has filed notice of his inten
ton to make final proof in support of his claim
viz; Homestead Entry No 33OS5, Made May H.
1905 for the SEl, Section 6, Township 153 NJ
be made before the Register and Receiver U.
5. Land Once. at Minot. N D. on Oct. 2. 1907
He names .theJfol levi pg Witnesses to prove
his CONTINUOUS feshence+upon and cultivation
Of the land, viz Alfred Anderson. Edward
Andersop, Steyen GpJSetlt Guy Putney. all of
7-lS-S-15 L. D. MCGAHAN
Register.
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i 11fial.,

Leo. Hartnett, a member Of
Co. D, returned from Devils
Lake where he spent several days
at the encampment. He return
ed owing to pressure Of business.
Mr.. aartnett states that the mis-
understanding which existed be-
tween himself and Capt. Blakey
has been adjusted amicably to
all parties concerned, and he
further states that he did not re.
fuse to accompany Co. D to Dew
lis Lake, but explained to the
FIRST Sargent Hayes, that he did
not wish to 60 on account of i'm
portant business.
There will be no court MARTA!
as was first reported.
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Not Coal Laud.
Notice of Publication.

Land office ut Minot. N. D.. July 20. 1907.
Notice is heleby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
that said proof, will be madetbeYore the regis
ter and receiver ofthe u =. Land once st
Minoe. N ID, % Oct. J. 1907. VIZ:
For the NEA OF Sec. -. Twp. 155. Rye 81. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land. viz: George F. Keneflck John Bre-
zina. George w. BeatyyJ. s. Murphy. all OF Mi
not. n, D. s-9 LII MCGAHAN.
7-l8 Sis Register.
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Not Coal Land.
= NorIcE' For PUBLICATION, :,

Department 81 the Inferior. Lsnd' Office at
MinOt N. d.. July 20. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Gabriel Olson Of
MinO-. N. D.. has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1851. made for the
said proof will be made before the Hon. Regis
ter & Receiver. at Minot. \. D., on Oct. g 1907.
He namas the following witnesses to prove
his contipuqps resdepce upon and ultvation
] .Jens Jutlansun.J IS H. n JohnsonsaO .AsS uhdry,
Peter Hermansen. all Of Minot. n. -.
sa atssG:, S Spos r. h D. I : E Effftg4s
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Mrs. Eriek Ellefson, while at
temptingto stop runaway team
which COY away from her hus-
band, was, knocked down and run
over by the horses and wagon
and badly bruised. It's a wonder.
she was not killed outright. The
team ran againstthe house, bury
inHthe end Of The tongue in the.
building. :, \
A local butcher stated to the.
|1ndepe1deh that MinotWas we'll
supplied with hogs not blind.
Pigs, andlthat lie sbelieved that
it would be necessary .for the
farmers to ship, some to, the
citiesl "A few years ago it, was
necessary to get pork from the
east and the, change is crafty.
ing to the. live stock interests.
The Minot butchers have been
paying 81 cents a pound for the
fporkers. -
- = .Har-E-sS
Editor, 6. II Hagen, who con-
ducts a Scandinavian paper at
Crookston, Mimi, visited his
friend Mr. Skrivseth this week
and incidently pushed the bust
ness of his paper. Mr.. Hagen
has written a humorous novel in
the Scandinavian language which
is taking well. He has sold over
1000 COPIES of the book. It de-
picts Red River valley farmer
taking a trip to Washington, Wis
itlng the president and sleeping
on the floor Of the White House,
ION account Of the failure to build
in the addition.
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Nearly all old fashioned Cough Syr-
npS are CONSTRUCTING, especially those
that contain optates. tfi'hey don't act
Just right. Kennedy,s Laxative Cough
Syrup contains no opiates. 1t drives
the cold out of the system by gently
moving the bowels.T Contains Honey
and Tar and tastes nearly As good ad
maple syrup Children l'ke it. Soldl
byfMcCoY &+Co.
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Hail Ruined Many Acres

Dick Barrett from north Of
Glenburn, drove to the city Tues
day night and reports a terrific
hail storm north of. his place,
which devastated fifteen quarters
in the locality. The hail went
over a track half a mile wide and
cleaned out many farmers com
pletely,, leaving the fields as bare
as. a public highway. Hail struck
the same territory last year
I. Your brain goes on strike when you
overload your stomach: bot need blood
to do business. Nutrition, is what YOU
cwanl and 1t comes by. taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 50 cents, Tea or
Tablets.
,ar1 @~ ,-s MCCOY & Co.
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AS q machine. it
is q wonder-in the
ease and -rapidity of
manipulation to
say nothing of its
perfect sanitary
features. We will
be able to give you
a more satisfactory
service than ever
before.

BINDER For SALE.-6 Foot Deering|
good condition. CHAs. H. sEAroN.
Have you~any broken furtli.
,ture bring it, to, the :Minot .Furl,il
ture Company's repair shop, and
they will repair it for YOU. 7-1$tf
u different samples of Rocking
chairs and baby stools. just res
ceived. Bought and sells at 81
bargain. Minot Furniture CONF
pany. 7-lS-7-N
You cant tell woman age aftel sha
takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
Her. complexion is fine. She, is roundi
plump, aud handsome: in fact she il
young again. 30 cents, Tea or Tablets;
,-~-... Mccoy e. Coz
Schwartz, the wall 'paper man;
has Just received a fine lot OF
brand new wall papers. all de-
signs, many Of which are origi.
nal. You are invited to cali and
inspect the line. r., '~.s tt
When thinking Of Photographs
think of Moore, the leading pho-
tographer of North Dakota. Re-
member it's the man behind the
If
Overstocked on Boys wash
suits at the Grow Clothing Co.
During our semi-annual inven-
tory sale 81 suits will go at 81,
$3.50 suits at Is cents, S125
suits at 621H2 cents, and 81. 90 suits
at 80 cents 81 7.
TAKEN, UP--At my homo, &c. 4, .l54-
81: three eeldings One dark sorrel
with Y-with quarter circle over; it. and
! on left hip, One light softel With )
0 on left shoulder. One a brown, with
a I6 combined on left thigh; Weighs
from 1000 to 1850 each One has partoE
halter about neck Two sorrels are ev-
identity broke horses Owner prove
property, pay charges and take. same
away:~ G. P. RUSSELL, Minot, n. D.
us SIP
FoR SALE OR TRADE-One. Reeves
Ihreshing outfit complete. Separator
rev. $500 Engine, 20 horse power,
tirst-class condition; money maker
viii trade for horses, cattle, land OF
money. If you don't mean. business
don't bother me. Reason for selling
my bealth will not permit me to give
the business the attention it should
have. Everything tirst-class condition
2It4ch JOSEPH EtuNT;
,,.u,,.,-. Burlington, n D. E. i. D.
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NV Mothers Cook lie Jar.

In dim old country pantry where the
light just slfted through, =, :.
Where they kept the pies and spires
and the jana and@hqney, too, -.
Where the air was always fragrant with
the smell of good things to eat, =.
And the GOODNESS was refuge from the
burning summer heat
1t was there I used to h6d Il, ,RheniIg
went to help myself
That old cookie jar a-setting underneath
the paptryIshelt. = - ,,r. + s.
Talk of mamma straight from heaven,
why, it isn't on par.
With those-sosd old fashioned cookies
4 from, my mothers cookie jat. y
They were crisp and lie'}+' and haky
they had lots Of sugar on;
And 7 think the way the tasted that the
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Minor Topics

@~~~~>~~N~~~~~
The North Side Cash Grocery
pays cash for eggs. il
= A safe place to trade at sMinot
Furniture Company. 1-1Stf
-- LosT-A black and white Spotted
Pointer dog, answers to the name of
"Charlie.'- Reward. Emil Schwarze,
Burlington, r. r. No. 2. s IL
Automobile Owners; We cans insur-
keur,a,,to While in any parHof the state
against loss by fire for $50 80 per thou
sand. = Montgomery& Conf any.
eae. Farm hoans-Grant@S.a,. Y o1-
mans. III t
Knee pants, at eone-haIf price
during the semi-annual Inventory
sa!e.a tba Grow Clothing ECge:,.
IGoSD 8Firsl class team of heavy
draft horses for sale, also two fresh
mich COWS. Sec -. 1871. 81,
.1lStlp --,-r-e C.~PADELLFoRD,
Deerlng, NJ D.
TAKEN Up-At my place at Burling-
ton, \. D., on the 9Th day of neIl9o7
one 2,year,old steer, one horn CT: d
Voitin, Burlington: n. D. "A fitch
Money toloan on Farms TRY
Grant : yf,nmans 2b21ff
~ 80,
c; no t af gs ay Ks = as fonr Tn1ss
northeast Of ffnot. .tddress box 5G5,
o-Zr9 I'ch
Address ! w Rode Main
.nra IS ,-o,, ,ra.r+ 10 E,,,, , lSoGd
O ,' II you you i %1hI 10 DoJ I" 8oou
place III the nils, cheap. IplcP,
$1,000. 6-l22T
~. 4~,~.'
Stray ,HatSl at just Onehalf
price aI Llle prov CIoChlns ;, 40
DUNG tile Dig seIn!TannuaF III
vent ysa5oEy sale, Bargains az 7z1a zen
-, ,z-7-.-r a---r~-.-,-.-, qasz.Spr-:
Andrew Johnson, prominent
White Earth farmer. who . has
.hoo,, +roaAod.a+ tho hdenito1 for .
80 - $50 = A'al ~ q
iloerculaI A1}ee Wste tos MS
NOME mr ''li ,, weeA euleu. /
WIN: M Il arrived from
Gran = luesday ana acco4pa-
heo ms slster, MISS NOR WA
4onsy- ~ ~ 1lCe EarCn Wner9 ne
WIN Vls.t ner seVeral Gays AT ne
c1a1h' br@ 2 '1'lii&T (
/, Thousands Pf people: are daily shffer-
DANGEROUS ailments that at: should be
c enc R9 ,pIo BIZ 2sMH rs hEney
( for backacIe. weak Md se 81. 7naepms,.
ton Of the bladder. Their actipn is
prompt and sure. A weeks treat nent
Tor 2oc' Sold by MCCOY y Co.
TAKEN UP-At my home On Sec. %.
Twp: 1888 "a: sixteen miles southwest o.
~ Min9t, 229ss 6}ay mare. We!g e. a599t l,oU
o. 1isht ;awe large a Sta, star s1 forehead al
kwHte left hind foot. AiESone ibayktal.
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: r'y
~ n " Not Cnnl Il ard.
NOTIcE For PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior. u S. Land OF
flee AT Minot, North Dakota
Notice is hereby given that the following
nansd settlel5 hns.ntl notiCecf her intention
to make final proof in support OF her claim.
aud That said proof will be made before the
Honorable Registers Receiver at Minot, on
Aug. 3lsJ, 1907. viz: Ella Treat heir and for
the NEta. Section "a. Township I54. Range SO
w. ofthe 5th p> m. =" f"' sS'''- :
~ ,He-names the following ssses~ to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: J. A. Scoteld. Fred j.. Will
5 v 1n pfr's 10y h fpEspsis4y < s'fo
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TAKEN Up--At my home six miles
southeast of Minot, on Sec. is. twp. l5i-
81 a'7wtitn Heated tGdGJ Bed body,
bran1ad u Is op Light bip,, BGasdeed IN
on legT Hip ''OLE' a. Sr&bKE,'
ll8Slp ,Ali4ot, ,N.sD
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y Had been rDDDeG Tor give ITefl flaVCr,
and the sweetness of the South
Had beea kneaded in them sometaw:
.t,for they melted in Your inouth!\ !
How I used to eat those cookies when i
IT came in from my play;
Yet the jar was never empty; spite OF all
put away.
Oh, .'the days that were" were better
than dyspeptic days that are,
And | wish ! had a cookie from my
mothers cookie jar.
Lam sick of fancy cooking; / am 'weary
OF the ways ... 80
OF the buffers and the walters. Give me
backmy boyhood days!
Give me back the.good qld kitchen, with
its rooniness and@ight;;'
Where the farm hanqssdla their spark
ing almost every winter night.
Give. ule. back-my bQyhuQd hunger and
the things my mother madp;
Give me back that well-flled pantry
where I used to make a raid
Take me back. rs though forgetting all
the years which mark and mar
Let NE &as4e oace~3noEe theb 6dkiesfrom
ny mothers cpo!.fejari !
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Andrew Johnson, a prominent
White Earth farmerw who has
been treated.at the, Hospital for a
tuberculaf Knee Wht to- his
home this week cured. I
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VIM. MaIoney arrived from
GRANVILLE Tuesday and acconlpa-
MED his sister, Miss Nore | MA
loney to- White Earth wherd he
will visit her several days att he
claim, E~- |,icfrse5
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+ I1ousands Pt people. are daily sttfer-
fling With kidney and bladder troull es-
dangerous ailments that should be
checked promptly. DeWitt's Kidney
ffsr backache, Weak Mdheys, 1nflapms-
ton Of the bladder. Their actibn is
prompt and sure. A weeks treatment
for 25c. Sold by McCoY & Co.
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Branch Gives Free Meals.

inquest.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-14
A DREAM IN MARBLE.
MOST EXQUISITE BUILDING EVER
ERECTED BY MAN.
Mauso1eum of Tai MahaI In India
Monument of Husbands Love
for His Wife-In 1t Art Reached
It's Perfection.

The most exquisite building ever
erected by the hands of man is the
TAI Mahal, which was constructed by
the great Mogul Emperor, Shah ia
han, at Agra, India. 1t marks a
great mans love for woman-Ar-
Jalland Banu Begun, his wife. Shah
Jahan was Mohammedap despot who
led a magnificent life, aud had other
wives; but in his eyes the peer of her
sex was Arjamand. When she died he
declared he would rear tn her memory
mausoleum so perfect that it would
make men marvel for all time. And
TINS he accomplished. More poetry and
pose have been written about the Tai,
with more illusions to 1t as a symbol
or love, than of any other creation
marking human affection-and the
secret probably lies in the fact that all
the world loves lover, says a writer
III the Booklovers Magazine.
Shah Jahan ruled from 1923 to 1868
and had been on the throne only two
years when death took from him his
adored ArJamand. Then came the re-
so've to erect to her memory monu-
ment that might measure his love and
GRIEF. All the best architects, artists
ana skilled workmen of India. Persia
and Arabia were summoned to Shah
Ja1an's court and the resources of hi,
empire placed at their disposal. The
Ta1, consequently, was not the creation
OF a single master mind, but the con-
summation Of great art epoch. It's
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-14
Queer Legend of Indians.

The Seminole Indians believed that
when the Great Spirit created this.
world he made three men, all fair Of
skin. He led them to lake and babe.
them jump In. The first obeyed and
came out whittier than when he entered
the waters; the second hesitated, 60
ing into the lake when the water was.
trifle muddy, hence came out copper
colored; the thinl leaped in last and
came out black.
According to the legend the Great
Spirit then led them to three bundles,
asking each to choose one. The black
man chose the heaviest, which was
found to contain spades, hoes and.
other implements used in the perform
ance Of manual labor; the second found
In his sack fishing rod, a gun and
warlike weapons; the white man chose.
the sack which contained pen, ink and
paper, and this, so the story goes, laid
the foundation for his superiority over
other races.-Kansas City Journal.
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Lesser of Two Evils,

The burglars wife was in the wit
ness box, and the prosecuting attorney
was conducting vigorous cross-exam-
ination.
Madam, you are the wife Of this
man?"
"Yes."
You knew he was burglar when
you married him?"
"Yes."
How did you come to contract a
matrimonial alliance with such a
man?'
"Well," the witness said sarcastical-
ly II was getting old and had to
choose between lawyer and bur
glar."
The cross-examination ended there.
-Tatler.
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construction was commenced four years
after Arjalnand's demise.
In keeping with an old Tartar Gus
tom, a garden was chosen as the site
of the tomb-a garden planted with
flowers and fragrant shrubs, emblems
OF life, and solemn expresses, emblems
OF death and eternity. In Mogul days
such garden was maintained as a
pleasure ground during the owners life
time, and used for his interment when
dead.
The laborers came from many parts
of the world-the chief masons from
northern India and Bagdad, the dome
builders from Asiatic Turkey, and the
mosaic artists from Persia. Every
section of India and Central Asia was
drawn upon for materials. The marble,
spotless in purity, was brought from
Jarpore, 300 miles away, on the backs
of elephants and camels or by bullock
carts. The red sandstone was contri-
buted by Fathpur Slkrij, one Of the
Mogul capitals, the Jasper by the Pu l.
jab, the crystal and jade by China.
The turquoises came from Tibet and
the Red Sea, the sapphires and lapis
lazuli from Ceylon, coral-and corne-
liar from Arabia, onyx and amethysts
from Persia, and the diamonds from
Bundelkund.
1t engaged the unceasing labor OF
10000 men for seventeen years to COM
piete the Tai; and like that other great
tomb, the Cheops Pyramid In Egypt,
It was reared chiefly by forced labor,
unpaid and uncared for, and thereby
produced great suffering and mortal
ity. This is the chief blemish on the
fair fame of the mausoleum overlook
ing the Jumna.
The Tai garden Is perhaps half
mile square, and Is surrounded by a
strikingly beautiful wall Of masonry.
1t is an orderly wilderness Of rich
negotiations, to be found only In Asia,
AMI the deep greens and rich browns
Of the avenues of foliage unquestion-
ably accentuate the whiteness of the
Tample of Death. AS the garden helus
the tomb, so the tomb gives expression
to the garden.
rhe great gateway Of red sandstone,
whose roof Is adorned by Moorish
arches and pavilions, Is in itself one
OF Indias most perfect buildings. From
Its summit perfect view of the Tai
is had. with the Jumna flowing slug
g;shly beneath its marble platform;
aud from there the grounds are spread
before the visitor in perfect PAN
Drama Tho paved avenues. all lead
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-14

Speaking OF the birth of son to AL
fonso and his wife, somebody observes
that the royal infant will one day be
king OF Spain III he lives" The quail
flcation Is well advised, but It is not
complete. There Is another condition
equally important. The young prince
will be king II he lives-and IL the
Spanish people happen to want a king
when he submits his pretenslous to the
throne. King Edward of England is
credited with declaring his belief that
his successor will be chosen by a com.
petitive civil service examination and
the jest has sufficient truth to make 1t
somewhat grim. The king business is
In none too flourishlng condition and
1t grows less stable every year. The
future OF the Spanish baby Is by no
means assured.
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If John d. Rockefeller and John d.

II John ID. Rockefeller and John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., were to die to-day,
John ID. Ill. would control wholly or
in substantial part approximately Ats
great industrial, commercial and flnan-
cial corporations. These corporations
have capitalization Of $5,239, ,O9S, ,SO2.
This is the wealth OF John D. Rookie
feller, the elder. In such Of those cor
porations as he would not own ma.
jorlty of the stock, his word would
nevertheless be law, since opposition
to the Rockefeller wishes means de-
structive fight.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-14

The male spider is smaller and more
elaborately decorated than the female
as rule. And it is stated in the Sc
cret archives Of spider lore collected
by men that "the courtship of spiders
Is frequently attended with grave peril
to the male. The female, II not in a
suitable temper, is peculiarly prone to
attack and devour her admlrer." If
she happens to be in such cannlbalis-
tic frame Of mind nothing can save
Romeo but his agility. There Is no
avoiding the conclusion that nature in
tended the female spider should rule
the roost" and, by analogy, that wom-
an should rule man.