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Milford chronicle., 1907-04-26
RaRE
OPPORTUNITIES
Awaits You Here.

Rare opportunities await you
here. We are prepared on 4
larger scale than ever this year.
Our purchases were much larger
than ever before. We are max
ing the most elaborate showing OF
goods of all kinds ever made by
us, and on all sides special prices
prevail. Special sales are going
on in many departments through
out the house, and the goods are
all of the most commendable
quality. We are making every
effort to give you the best service.
The growth of this business is ev-
idence that our efforts are ap-
preciated.
Milford chronicle., 1907-04-26
SALE.
Horses, Carriages
Harness, etc.

As I am going to quit the livery
business I will sell my entire outfit,
either the whole or a part to suit
purchaser. Six horses, a lot of car
riages, wagons, harness and many
things usually found around stable.
If you are in need of anything in
this line. come look them over.
BiVens Donovan,
Opposite Central Hotel
Milford chronicle., 1907-04-26

Stylish Hats and Caps
for rIen and Boys.
Our special young Mems Der
by is leading them all for smart
dressers ! $500 to $3.50.
The new gray high crown Tele-
scope is also meeting with much
favor. $1.5O, $500 and $3.50.
Those new gray Eton College
Cap, at SOC is the thing just now.
Milford chronicle., 1907-04-26
c. D. ABBOTT co.

The store of ONE PRICE to all
Where every mans, woman's and
child's dollar is equal; and where
everybody can fully understand
our plain open system.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16
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Ra~a a s g Etc
M ~ ~ ~ ~
e De & L.
said Du Lhut.

said Du Lhut.
but they must pass u.s." cried the
seigneur Of Ste. Marie. Get down to
the cannon and see IL you cannot stop
them"
They had hardly reached the guns
when two large canoes filled with war
riors shot out from among the reeds
below the fort
Jean, you are our best shot," cried
De la Noue. Lay for her as she
passes the great pine tree. Lambert,
do you take the other gun"
The two wrinkled old artillerymen
glanced along their guns and waited
for the canoes to come abreast of them.
The fire blazed higher and higher, and
the broad river lay like a sheet of duh
metal. with the two dark lines which
marked the canoes sweeping swiftly
down the center. One was fifty yards in
front of the other, but in each the In
dams were bending to their paddles
and pulling frantically, while their
comrades from the wooded shores
whooped them on to fresh exertions
The fugitives had already disappeared
around the bend Of the river.
AS the first canoe came abreast of
the lower of the two guns the Cana
dian made the sign of the cross over
the touchhole and fired. A cheer and
then groan went up from the eager
watchers. The charge had struck the
surface close TO the mark and dashed
such shower of water over 1t that for
an instant 1t looked as il it had been
sunk. The next moment, however, the
splash subsidized, and the canoe shot
away uninjured save that one of the
rowers had dropped his paddle, while
his head fell forward upon the back of
the man in front of him. The second
gunner sighted the same canoe as It
came abreast Of him.
Ii was beautiful shot The whole
charge took the canoe about six feet
behind the bow and doubled her up
like an eggshell. Before the smoke
had cleared she had foundered, and the
second canoe had paused to pick up
some Of the wounded men.
"Qulck, quickw cried the seigneur.
LOAD the gun! We may get the Sec
ond one yetv'
But 1t was not to be. Long before
they could get 1t ready the Iroquois
had picked up their wounded warriors
and were pulling madly downstream.
AS they shot away the fire died sud
denly down In the burning cottages,
and the rain and the darkness closed
in upon them. once more
"My God!" cried De Catinat furious
ly. "They will be taken! Let us aban-
don this place, take boat and follow
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16

"Jh4s IL Amorp de Cattadt. the hereto
and Hags1enOt :"
Sheml Come, come! Not an instant IL
- be losty'
= do not think that they will be
caught" said Du Lhut, laying his hand
soothingly upon his shoulder. do not
fear. They had long start and the
women here can paddle as well as the
men. Besides, these canoes Of the Mo
hawks are not as swift as the Algon-
quin birch barks which we use. In
any case, 1t is impossible to follow, for
we have no boat"
There Is one lying there
'Ah, 1t will but hold single man.
1t is that In which the friar came"
Then am going In that! My place
Is with Adeler'
He flung open the door, rushed out
and was about to push of the frail skin
when some one sprang past him and
with a blow from Ratchet stove in
the side OF the boat.
1T Is my boat" said the friar, throw
ing down bis AK and folding his arms.
II have found you and you shall not
escape me again."
The hot blood flushed to the soldiers
head, and, picking up the ak, he took
quick step forward. The light from
the open door shone upon the grave,
harsh face of the frlar, but not mus
Gle twitched nor a feature changed as
he saw the ak whirl up In the hands
Of furious man. He only signed
himself with the cross and muttered a
Latin prayer under his breath. 1t was
that composure which saved his life.
De Catinat hurled down the ak again
with bitter curse and was turning
away from the shattered boat when
In an instant, without warning, the
great door Of the manor house crashed
inward and a food Of whooping saw
ages burst into the house.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16

I'VE are in luck" said Amos. The
I little light
"It is luck, indeed, since the moon is
only three days past the full" answer
ed Du Ihut Il wonder that the iro-
quois have not cut us off upon the wa
ter but it is likely that their canoes
have gone south to bring up another
war party"
"In an hour 1t might be dark enough
to start"
81 think that there Is rain in those
clouds, and that will make it darker
still"
The women and children We're as
sembled and their places in each boat
were assigned to them. To Omega. the
Indian wife OF the segneur. who was
as wary ana as experienced as war
sachem of her people, the command Of
the women was intrusted.
1T is not very far, Adele" said lie
( Catinat. ut is but league or two"
/ "But ! do not wish to leave you,
/ Amory. We have been together in all
our troubles"
"My dear love. you will tell them ut
/ the fort how things are with us, and
they will bring us help"
LET the others do that, and l will
] stay. l will not be useless, Amory.
Omega has taught me to load gun.
will not be afraid, indeed will not"
you must not ask II, Adele. 1t is
| impossible, child. | could not let you
stay. 1t Is for my sake, dear. You
do not know what a load 1t will be
| from my heart when l know that you
are safe. And you need not be afraid
for me. We can easily hold the place
until morning"
Adele was silent, but her hands tight
/ ened upon his arm. Her husband was
still endeavoring to reassure her when
a groan burst from the watcher in the
window which overlooked the stream.
"There is canoe on the river to the
north of u.s. he cried.
How many warriors are In it?" ask
ed the seigneur.
II cannot see. The light is not very
! good, and it is In the shadow of the
bank"
(which way Is it coming?"
1T is coming this way. All, it shoots
out into the open now, and l can see
1t! May the good Lord be praisedw
what is it then?" cried De la Noue
impatiently
ut Is not an Iroquois canoe There
Is but one man in it. He is a Cana
diam
! "a Canadian cried Du Lhut,
springing Up to the window. "Who but
a mailman would venture into such a
hornets nest alone? All, yes; can see
! him now. He keeps well out from the
bank to avoid their fire. Now he Is in
midstream, and he turns toward u.s."
1T Is Jesuit" said one, craning his
neck. They are everywhere there is
most danger"
mo. | can see his capote," said an
| other. 1T is Franciscan friar"
An instant later there was the sound
of canoe grounding upon the pebbles,
the door was unbarred, and a man
strobe in attired In the long, dark
| gown of the Franciscans He cast a
rapid glance around and then. step
ping up to De Catinat. laid his hand
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16
FRED GUDERIAN, Groom.
The Queen Of Spiders.

The queen OF spiders-the largest
handsomest and most capable work
man of her tribe-is the orange yellow
and black creature known as orange
argiope. Hers are the most beautiful
eobwebs made, hung low to catch the
innumerable insects required for q
rather large appetite. and you find
them among the bushes and vines and
In the fields. Argiope captures and ties
up her victims as ably as cowboy
might do with lasso, and she excels
the cowboy by manufacturing her own
rope as she goes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16
Sun SHOTS.

Astronomers have no generally ac-
cepted theory as to the cause and ma
ture of sun spots, but some connection
with terrestrial phenomena surely ex-
lists. because the curves representing
the frequency of magnetic storms and
bf the aurora borealis are practically
Identical with the curve Of sun spot
frequency.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16
CHAPTER NXIIL

ID UT their case was very evil
one. Had the guns been lost
so that they might be turned
upon the door. all further re
sistdHce would have been vain, but Bu
Lhuts presence of mind had saved
them from that danger The two guns
upon the river face and the canoes
were safe. for they were commanded
by the windows of the house But
their numbers were terribly reduced
and those who were left were weary
and wounded and spent. Nineteen had
gained the house, but one had been shot
through the body. while second had
his shoulder cleft by "A tomahawk and
could no longer raise his musket Du
Lhut, De In Noue and De Catinat were
uninjured. but Ephraim Savage had a
bullet hole in his forearm and Amos
was bleeding from a cut upon the face
A few shots from the barricaded
windows sufficed to clear the inclo-
sure, for it was all exposed to their
aim, but on the other hand the In.
dians had the shelter of the stockade
now, and from the farther side of il
they kept up fierce fire upon the
windows. Half dozen of the censi.
taires returned the fusillade, while the
leaders consulted as to what had best
be done.
I'VE have twenty-five women and
fourteen children" said the seigneur
IL am sure that you will agree with
me, gentlemen, that our first duty is
toward them. Some of you, like my
self, have lost sons or brothers this
day. Let us at least save our wives
and sisters"
mo Iroquois canoes have passed up
the river" said one Of the Canadians.
IF the women start in the darkness
they can get away to the fort"
'By ste. Anne of Beauprer' ex-
claimed Du Lhut, 81 think it would be
well IL you could get your men out of
this also, for | cannot see how it Is to
be held until morning"
tut! tut! What nonsense is this
cried De la Noue. Are we to aban-
don the manor house of Ste. Marie to
the first gang of savages who choose
to make an attack upon it? No, no
gentlemen; there are still nearly 3
score of us, and when the garrison
learns that we are so pressed. which
will be by tomorrow morning at the
latest, they will certainly send us re,
lief" D.
If you stand by the fort | will not
desert YOU" said Du Lhut, land yet il
is a pity to sacrifice brave men fol-
nothing
",The canoes will hardly hold the
women and children as il is cried
Theuriet There are but two large
and four small There is not space
for a single man
The Iroquois We're very quiet now
and an occasional dropping shot from
the trees or the stockade was the only
sign of their presence. The twilight
was gathering in ana the sun had al
ready sunk beneath the treetops
Leaving a Waterman ut each window
the leaders went round to the back OF
the house. where the canoes were lying
upon the bank There were no signs
of the enemy upon the river to the
north Of them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16
Real sinkers.

''How did they catch the thief that
robbed the railroad eating housey'
"He was so weighted down with
plumber he couldn't run"
money and siiverware, I supposeT
"No; doughnuts."- milwaukee Senti-
mel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-16
Partially Revived.

Johnnie-Papa. papa, come quick
Mamma has tainted. Papa-Here, put
this ten dollar bill in her hand. John
ME "a moment later)-She says she
wants ten MORE Fliegende Batter.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
Underwear

presided
Mems rhhed Shirts and Drawers a hetef wright 1En
than r. bought today q sei iof LJb
Nen's extra heaVy Egyptian fhted SHIRTS aaa Drawers
shirts with eolafie neck hand front. drawers ste E1n
band. ausseied. 81 sIfes the garment Jub
Mems extfa heaty ntered Shirts ana Drawers cream
ana efay bae Hlsek and white mixed; Shirts peaf Buttons
fancy stitched 'front.' covered double e dasefs SHAPED
hrs inside hand suspcnlef tApg. glssefed III Sizes KIN
The garment JVb
Mems eamei hair random ieeeed w0glas Health Shirts
and Drawers. SHIRT galoon bound ueek peaf buttons
cred seams throughout drawers, pearl buttons bound front
douhlr eaSseed iacc back al improvements I'll sfs. e m
The garment 0tOV
Mems natural and seafe wool Shirts and ufaNefse mn
superior weight ane fnlsh substantially made garment otuu
BOYS nseeed lined Shirts and Drawers. na5e sm- Ele
laf 70 mems. the garment. 2sc and JVb
Boys gepd weight unon SutS- lr
Boys quality Union Suits. heavily feeeed, SUI sec
uae FarasFz IasHfe dseouai Of 10 psr esa ell y nads
Ell csak euEcAsses ef UadsFsssr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
Rubber Goods

Durns Farm<n isfs discount of 10 Per sill bs aads
81 eli essk psfckass of Rutbe Rssl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Sans GlcftrisitGt.

CAB ipir oilrd) Gleftri3itGt @Grmc
er5eugen tonncn, lit l1ngi1 ollbe.
FAINT; ebcnio, ooB ole @Grne in cleft.
trild)en Strom imlgclponoelt miro.
NIleln oas 2estere gcid)ab bisber nid)t
brett. Ston Dor hunoert Subren
bclhaiti9ten iid) sic 8elshrten nit oec
l(muonollng bon @drme in Glcftri-
5ltot, Der Sbcrmp.Glettri5it1t. Ger
lteot, Nunien, Wartus, Soe uno In.
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a%llcrnclcIte Belt bat ulli picicm &c.
blctc cinen midti9en Tortidritt SIT
pcrSclhnen. Hod) Sabre LANCER Sor-
'h%crthutigfeit uub pieIcl Gerlilden
ut cS Dem SrnnfIurtcr &ngcnicur Nj
bred9t Sell aelrngcn, cine Shcrnno-
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ctmn iicbcn 0tol GROCER lit. ais Die Der
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5llg. oob CO tets cincu 0leidm16ia
'torfen Strom er5cu9t, Dob ea seael
&ur5It)IlB nlclllpFinblih iii ulo bel
fad)genGbrr gebunbluua ME ieinc
ener1ic pcrlicrt, ulio cine iuit unbes
9rcll5te Gollcr bat. Is tam olrd, oc-
luohllide Sod. ulo Sei,oppnrate,
mdbrcio hicic lore noruidIen Tyliilt.
tlollcn mlaiibcL in 9etrieb aeiett
Ipcrbcn; elettriides Sid)t poCr clef.
trl'd)c &roit uiro beinobc gratis ais
Nebenproouft crbolten. SIC piele
ilberifiiiii9e WGrnte. Die heiltc iiber.
all nl,blos uerlorcn gcbt, fam sl al.
len moglid)en gclpcrblidcn uno bGus.
lit)en 3pedcn oils Strait ooer 9id,t
ausaenubt meroen. Cine @liiblonl.
peniinltbe fontn,t nidt gan; oui einell
TIcnnig 81 iteben. Eabci brolifcl,
Die Irpnrnte feii,er @urtuno. Die
Gpnomo.M oid,inen ipcroen iibriaens
ipciter beitcben, oa Die @erlpenobar.
Felt Der. Sciliden Separate uorcrII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

Nn Scr ncucn Wctricb&-
oronura Der bclltidcn Giicnbahnen
iii sic WariHlaIs@ eihmitloigfei En-
bobt moroCu. Tadocm l%trcdenlpeiic
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9elpeiS erbrudt bubet ouB ollie Be
tricb3nliitcl bcrort Iinb, BOB cine gro
Berc 0obr9eidrpinoiefcit mbebentlidl
5lgcluiiel mcr0cn tanll, mcr6cn lett
oif Sen helltidpn SauptItreden III
Der Stunbc 100 &iIometer - 62.13
enolild)c Meilen - g~eiabrcn. Nlld)
nod, bobere @eifpinoigtelten lino 5ll-
l1ilig, abcr nllr nit 3uitimmung Der
Iuiiittsbeboroc. Gieier Gage but
Die nEennipIpanio-ga Erobeiobr-
ten oui elmer Strede bon iieben Qtei'
len oniteuen Ioilen uulb cine Shnel,
li9feit pom S9,4 Wteilcn er5ielt. Iui
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Iigfeit id)pcrli6 beibebolten, Oo Oic
9obnbetten nidt fir iold)e Shnellig.
felt crprobt Iin6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Charles (. Smbcrt.

IS fturb ant II. giopcmbcr 1907 nat ldr9c.
RET stranibett Charles Z. Supert. geliebtcr @nt.
ic Der oerltprbcucu 9utperlne @uberi, I'M .gllter
bon rs 1abrer ! W. Die @ecroigrlHa ftnbet
rer lcpieu 2SubnunG. Ut. 1901. N~orosSdlass
Gtrahe, cu5ftGtt. mo onIm nab Der q. 3atos
huszNlrehP, up mn $50 Wior9ena cine Heautenl7
Dtciie iiir leiu Scclcnbcil celebrirt ipiro. BET
ieBull1 uti Der .Nl. @rl6lersGemctcrn." Scr
iUaloic mo Srcnnac oer Saintiie lino adtun9Ss
boil ciuqelQocu. (3l0-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Ger Scindy in Gnglanb.

ng2enm Ole aonigc ballen, bobcu
sic GGrrnCr 5ll tbun." Sie Rciie hC3
0eutldcn &aiicrpoarc5 nad) England
bcidGitigt bic Freiie beion0ers TART
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"a miro Der gGilld) 0ca &aiicrs ais
Elm Sang nad) Ganol'a bingeiteut.
aailcr @ilbelm noble fiir iein bisbe,
RIGGS |crbolten 9llBe tbun, ipie mei.
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cinem ulloeren Weltbldtte miro berid)-
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linn ilber llniiml. aaiier @ilbelm,
Der Den 6ricoen Snbr5eGnte lang &c.
mabrt hat, iagtc i'll leiner @uilo'
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felt pioer1obrcn luiicn ulO oncrfeu-
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NIT Ger garjen Hcgierungstb1tigfeit
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crnlt gelonlnlcn mcr0Cn, ul0 nid)t,
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lpoIlen, olS barre @ontett Ebraie.-
Sic cnglild)e Trciie bciprid)t I'M @all-
sen Die Srieoensreoe be3 &aiicr5 0iill-
Itig. Sic tonntc nid,t onber3, ocnll
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gutter 9e5iebun0cn 5rpiid)cn england
mo Ientihlnno cine OCT @rumoln-
gen oca Meltiricocr3 lci, unb 10 piel
III lcincr Mad)t licgc, merbe cr quite
@cjiebrngen pflegen mo l%tGrfen.
llno BARN fiible lid Der aaiier nit
Dem oclltidlen &olfe einig. Gie 81.
fl,nit merbc cine irernolidp iein, Der
@anocl rpcroe 5luiifen Notioncn &c.
oclbrn bic 9elernt, chamber Sl tran.
Ell. Gin &aiieripprt iul mon nidlt
orehcn mo bcuteln. limo mcln aoi-
'cr Milbelm icinc tSricoensliebc audi
hicarnol mieber frGitia betollt nlh
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and IN Submit o~blebneno mo &C.
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polltiId)en Sc5iebungen mehr ooer
mcniger gcipuante bleiben. Gr IGl,it
ober Niemanoen nod, mic Der Meihs.
tan6ler einmul geia9t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Wm. Meiuct.

Ter Nrunfbeit @n. Neiucd, ~eclicbter Sobu oe9
peritorbenen So6n e. lluo pGn NilrGurel Mel
ned. i'm TItcr bon 80 Sabrcll Q Monaicn mo
Q 3naen. Sic @ceroiGrltG tinoct Sonntaa, =
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Nr. s3I, 9iorosFnt fYpcntc. aus
ilait. Reiietlna uni Der baltimore Gcnictcrb.
(320-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Grnjt SIracns.

Gs iturt am II. 9iupcIuber 1907 Grnit 3ir'
acns, ~aeIiebicr So6u bon Youiid mo oes Der
i%tprberen Seirlrih 5ilrQclls, i'm sIter bon 30
3nnrGn i't e, an In9ei!' S'e ,S Wec1 rnn nsr lj1 l!SSl
ulnu fciner Wuttcr. Nr. 1856. Siios@uitsaperliic.
ans llutt, t3ln-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Charles S%uffmann.

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