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kEMll-WoRIHz ENTRIES.

I .KENtLwonTH RACE TRACK. N.
". July 5.--The entries for to-fnorrow
rsire= here nEe e.s follows:
~ Il ST AcE-E1te f..tsnss Aands
Artard 100, ihHasafatsHS4 III Canah.s y,
sA..li2. 1ssbus 4l2 Back shhTki u u {
Lsringtoa Lady. 100: Giles ICY; bsfyst,r
iic. Appls ;ro5dy. IlZ. Llzstta. tooi =Saanis
Maid, 100, GoRrio, ios.
HE7JSI1 + z I'd
quarter rfillrs.---Lyr.dhurSi- pa. 'PsteI
stss ,sksr.-sT yl.ETEz pzrby,- -Sd--z-.-,-- Sd
THIRD RACE Six furionSH. han'snsTa.
as Meddlffomz Roy. pti frrehs hi.i MAJ
stsr ia I.3IA kaAnerRFE. iv2. Ha@katga,
81: Toots Nook, as. CApt, Hale, w. Master
K x,.tsr Of. aHc-kawRy Iu3
FOURTH RACE--hile and ono-sifteenth; I;
Tv,, Cntrret; 81 ,teDs--I>otus Eater. 10; Mar
IN ISyic, III: EiIicot, iiS. Miss3uri Lad,
MA, Maa-5urao iuf Main UAtnce. NJ.
sraion shinFia rs; The Abeot. lOi Sir Ed
TtIt~riI rtArE--seliiRE: aye and one-halt
\ s,,s',ns. - sTYack eos, "a OssIntket ~. Tyro-
msr al. 40 TrIsnp@r R3. Anna May. 81 =
nassttn hiien. pas sPpRrhyn. IS. oahh j..
81. Wsbash queen. NJ. Right aHiAH rue, 80
sT~mssalrc. 81; .paui Clifford, VI. Anna
sihrss. h,a.r,f u aArF--gslanE. one mile and ser-
ort : rrras --kNrrtsk. los; ksora. lc1; ssias-
ter ,~atsr. OF! sHAiosrd. o.; spetsY Hin
rnpi I0l St1rcY t>e- l0!t sLso pnei, pt
.Txrslisn, o.. .canepian. atts; .killiecrankic
ss .itlttsr Hard, 100. Lady Gay ipahke-.
al sSibiisb. 100 Jnre Time OF.
"a t.rrrntiee Ai'crnnes.
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AT sHEEpsHEAD BAY TRACK.

suEEpsHpkD BAY yIsats.ifss T n A aesf: !:
July b.-The Bay. track was Iast ana
several good workouts we're accom-.
p.lshed to-day. ,m
- RoALlsl-fiye f,rtonss In i
"a pAars,nn5f vts5 5fl-one mile and a GUAR, l.I,
tsr in 2l2, namiIly very esp,'
work and he u very ~. AM
- MEIsLA4t-ru9f fuEtonxA IN
breexinK IL not mucf !,
n BABY WSffifs--stTren M W.
so handiiy Better than rave. 4,
,..iigS;aISS} EYEs-Fsve fnrlonss ~
I -tItsr.aily. Has speed L.,
q, sIAsJIHST sTkK-stx tttfref'ssA
y. N nAndtiy n OF ,,ins-',. a.. IA
"a T,f,I'ANiI 7l-=Ssveh furtonsa III -.
,brsar!ng lie al his best; a., ,n
" r-SITtyFsf DRESS--Qns Eiiia IN i'eAf
= - -; I...fJpfuK. 7sfs ieHe "a N s.s
Ga mary MoRTtIS-~ohe mile IN >: .:,'.'s = -.
- = Aasa.iy. Rhe Is READY IL
~ 4 tt4.i, ipN ETs<nn. mile IN l.ss -.
handIIy, ntse psasss p,sss ami n fur.
n pa ionr tss'hi in iss s-s. handiiy. Getting
too much OF It, -. nan.
81, CIiTSTER-On mile In is l-'' ha"'
dily VIII run soon, i, ne
"a THE pkNE--Fiye furlonss IN ho0'
!, e.la hanaiiysx 4 aliiiysxus-one mps in i.i' 20,
hnndlly. pn,y q platter i,
"a sfSCiI n STDNE--F1ye fur'ohEs -
e9 E-5 nll aat. ,hab,
INIT AT,OR--tHve fiirioRSs ~ - !
= FTRS, .tMENT- Five turionss IN i,.s'
rSMrsy =. ~ 'inoNERo-one milo In H.
vSilS-N'rpv Tc ~aadv.
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BURNS DROPS COLOR line

son, and that he would not draw the
color line.
Nearly every sportsman on tiie coast
Ia sntitiea 10 actiYe membership In m,
81 Told You So c,ub as a result of
their loyalty To che h~ary- we igss, cham
,eated the maneater from Australia
yesterday afternoon AZ Ocennvtew. Los
Angeles fans were loyal to Tommy. ano
while believing that lie would win the
iYiit and stubhoTniy refusins to accept
the verdict OF Frisco sportsnen In
making Squ.rcs ahe favorfte. could nof
believe the news tlat was flashed over
the wires shortly after o'clock to the
effect that Burns had won In thu hrst
round.
X was case OF ciass against q
caancr. brains and Drawn against. mere
pra wn: experience ngasns, ignorance OF
sio%-foot fighter. and cl-rerness agaiss=t
a wallop. Burns outelasaes Soulres at
every department. OF the game. He it
intfne,aaurabiy faster. cievrrcr, better
: gent Il and more Thoroughly ex-
perienced in lighting modern-dAy figat-
err. while he afro proved more IN additIon
. all these essentials of d champion
Ase oassesscs the punch that few ciese:
men Is3ssess
Tommy Is the greatest hcayy- weight
lighter In the world to-day with thG
s.xceptlon of Je.yries. and s&nce he aban
iened the nsddle-wtaght division FOR tIt
,eavy-w.Ignt division he has had a.
~hrokcr chain OF victories 10. his credit
He s,na proved he is n worthy successor
10 Ieffries. the retired end unbeate
champion, ard probably the nI,ortirt
world now VII not withhold that cretiI
whfc. is hia due
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the amusement OF the crowd seemed ~
grow Str1nger under the beASing- Mel.
!oly tars al him iiks 4 bulldog, panch-
reeilng from side TO nde. excnangei
blow Tor blow. Some of his hoo,tb m, a.
tMe!lody. .toiter back and the crowd
went wild.
A Ill through the Nth they mixed.
~ Donovan weak but game and will.
d Ing. In the sixth he rallied again
and fought hard. while Melody walked
In. tapping at his body and sending over
f1crre sznnshes to DopoYan'a law aYarx
time his guard dropped Donovan was
boxing better as the time passed ana
managed to block many OF Melody 9
aest ~meant blows
The end came In tins seventh round
They went right into furious hurry OK
nyhting- Melody. trssh and strong as
In the first round, gave Donovan no
rest. but kept builing in and trying for
a knockout blow Suddenly he shot over
a lsard right handler that caught Jim on
came up without waiting Tor the Count.
He was staggering. but was stronger
than in the third round or the fourth.
rerssee mpeS S in0ss tns Y Ksssrs s and md
st5pped tfs bout, sending Donovan 70 his
corner. He walked there straight
enough and protested against the de-
cision.
Donovan had taken terrific beating,
especially about the body, but he could
have gone on fiBifenS. and might pes-
sibly have finished the ten rounds. Mel-
lody Wns unhurt
Whether or not the referec WAS right
IN Br5pptuR the bout to s1rr Bfttotaa
from serious injury. 1t was apparent that
Melody entirely outciasssd the English
rln Donovan had no chance 70 win
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SMALL PRICES IN
YEARL|NG SALES

sHEEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK.
July 5.-Tha sale OF Rannocas Sind
yeariings at shGepshend Bay to-day
was well attended Prices ruled low.
The horses sold were as follows;
Br c. by Iidrsm--oanymsds L J. Hesiy,
ch. c, br Armes,h-IIaxis Elicit; C. y.
b. c By 1.oeoha.chee--Ratorm Mare: II.
ch 81 Armeath-Bioomsr; j. J. Hy.
Z III, {, III oisantsan Bird; II. ooss.
!. sty by = s,sssssa. -nssnrsH Mover
Pr 8 ,bY disantsam-Inyergold: E. Wen.
rick, S225,
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LONGEST GAME ON RECORD

CLEVELAND. O.. July s,The world =
record for long einded baseball was
broken here yesterday by The brooklyn
Athletic Club and East End teams,
prominent amateur organizations. Thss7
battled thirty innings. when the BROOK
Iyn team won out with home run,
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Century Club Raess.

=, c, Graf Of tho csntury Road Club An.
ooaiation. wen tho naifmils match race
against William Search, OF the Csnarsie
whssgmen, AZ the meet bstwssn the Cen.
trr} Road club Assoeiatipn and the Can.
sfsa sfS y sassPlsn sss gsnuy ffsssrtIs ftsssr e.s
Guyiart. OF tho cRnarsis whesinsn in the
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Especial 10 The Evening world,

BAN pRANcfsco. Cal. July g.
Burns sKtd ntter v.,s fiEhs tina; no woaia
bar no hgirtsT In the world. and ne
means H. In oonndential chats severn
weeks ago Tommy said he knew that
he was the master OF Jack John.
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10000 at These Cameo

About thirty thousand psEsona attended
the AnnaAl picnic and games St tbs SrW
YORK Letter. CsTriera' Association yesterday
At SehGatsep Park. North bergen.
No records wetr bEOAct, but good time
gnA made la several Of tho events daspit.
the far, that the track was IN poor oondl.
ton
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with two men on bases. The East Ends
failed TO score in their half, the hntl
score being Brooklyn A. c., 4: East
a.nds, l. In the entire thirty inninss
the Brpokiyns rn1de oriiy crRtIt httE,
asd 4tfse East Enda half that number.
rhe former record WAS twehty-eisht In.
njngs. held by two Boston school teams.
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sHEEpsHEhD BAY ENTRIES.
sHEEpsHEAp

RACE TRACK. sHEEPsHEAp
BAY. July b.--The entries for to-mor-
rows races here are as follows
FIRST RAcE--HtEh wolsht handicap;
,hyr1 sar,olls Ard upward, FlS !urlonEp (;
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Baseball Paio Gronnda. Te-day. a p. NJ,
Giants ~ Brookiyn. Adm soc. ~
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nnenr ~ The nrst round with
uatan badly dazed
mark
fight fellow,
he jumped
mil ain before cleared
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HURLEY VS.. STlhGER
AT LONG ACRE STAG.

An excellent card OF bouts has
been arranged by Manager Mike
Newman for the regular weekly
stag of the Long Aero A. c. to-
night. In the main bout. Battling
Hurley and Kid Singer will mee,
lgain In six-round bout. their
rercni ensppnIefP having been one
OF the fastrsh 5atties between Is4is
81 their weight ever witnessed In
MI. vicinity. There will be nve
boxers.
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. Tie elxth raro rec~ffsd Thirty enfrf1s an1
WAS divided. the second t.ytaon rafx,inE as
the sey0nth.
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r. ouIREs said few daya before the
azist that II ladies we're allowed
to SIT at the r.ngside he would
be ~ eaabarrnssed that he'd forget all
abaaR how TO night Adam blamed IL
on Eve, too There was nothing new IN
that excuse.
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T~OR the past Few weeks. or ever
sines the sauinszB,srns match
WAS made. all the English sport
ing pspcya referred to Souiras proudly
~ aE EngIfshEban. To-day uiey wffI-
kall fiim ''coIoniai" 1t makes q dif-
4rrencc whether YOU win or tosr.
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n f. + ssas y Eret tX sasrg thousand dollars
-efeF, ef,ty-tist, sst.ts..tea and
eight seconds of work. Rocketeile<
hirnseH couldn't do better.
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cAcTNA B'way saith. Tel. 1919 Bsysnt
AhClSS IN BIO Matinee saturday, 2.i5
FASCINATING FLORA
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4 #5K!ENtLwonTH RACE TRACK. n.
". July 5.--rhe entries for to-morrow
rlI.,-- here. a.. az fnllnNh.
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tieldS' herald 81. Astinee SATURDAY. 2is.
Eddie Fog IN THE ORCHID
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BRITISH LION HAS
HIS TAIL TWISTED
I BY YANKEE PUGS
Burns Gives It a TWeak on the Pacific
Coast and Melody Gives 1t the
i Second Twist at RockaWay.

:
Burns can call himself cham
pton OF the world. He has
clear right to the title.
squires was knocked out In two
minutes and eight seconds. In spite
OF that fact. he may not be dub. .
although people will naturally re-
gard him as saeh. shaFksy once
knocked out Gus Rubin, the Akron
Giant with single punch. Joe
Cans knocked out Frank Erne with
the first blow struck in. their bat
tie at Fort Erie. Rubin and Erne
were no, "dubs."
Burns caught Squirea right at the
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& But if Ieffrans and Burns did fight
Snay'd draw great house. And ia
lBarna would surely put UP nsns
tsorth going 10 see.
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FOURTH TlACE-Tns Cossmoasn cath
aAndtcAp. thres. .ysar saids and upsard one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01
AWFUL NEURALGIA
Pain Turned This Woman's Hair
White but She Was Cured by
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills.

Do not seek relief from suffering
simply, but free your system from the
disease which is the cause of your
suffering. That is the message which
former victim OF neuralgia sends to
those who are still in it's grasp. Hot
applications, powders that deaden the
senses and others that reduce the
heart action may cause temporary re-
greater intensity.
Mrs. Evelyn Creusere. who has a
beautiful home at 811 Boulevard
West. Detroit. Mich, suffered for
years with neuralgia until she tried
this tonic treatment. She says:
MY trouble began about six years
ago and did not rest as I should
have, but kept up about my many
duties. After a time I became SO
weak ! could not do any work at ALL
4 had severe backaches and such
dreadful headaches in the back part
and top OF my head. My eyes were
easily tired and at times l saw black
spots before them. I consulted sew.
eral doctors but without the slightest
benefit. The pains were so intense
that my hair turned white.
II lost continually in weight and
strength and was almost in despair
when a friend recommended DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills. l tried them &C
cording to directions and soon began
to feel relief. At the end of three
months | had gained ten pounds In
weight and had no more trouble with
my nerves. have been in perfect
health ever since and can heartily
commend DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or sent postpaid. on re
ceipt Of price, so cents per box, six
boxes for $3.50. by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N. Y.
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THIS IS WORTH SAVING.
Valuable Advice and Recipe by Well
Known Authority.

The following simple home-mad.
mixture Is said to relieve any form O.
Rheumatism or bachache, also cleanse
and strengthen the Kidneys and Blad
der, overcoming all urinary disorders
II taken before the stage of Bright.
disease: Fluid Extract Dandelion
one-half ounce; Compound Kargon
one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsa
parilla, three ounces. Mix by shakins
we'll In bottle and take in teaspoon
ful doses after meals and at bedtime
A well-known authority states that
these ingredients are mainly OF vege
table extraction, and harmless to use
and can be obtained at small cost
from any good prescription pharmacy
Those who think they have kidney
trouble or suffer with lame back OF
weak bladder or Rheumatism, shoul6
give this prescription a trial, as nc
harm can possibly follow its use. and
Il Is said to do wonders for some peo
pie.
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nurse makes for her It's hateful be
ing poor, Marjorie" she added
She fixed an expensive picture hat
on her head as she spoke, and took q
pair of long white gloves from hel
drawer. They We're lined with blue
and l ventured to admire them.
Eyes; aren't they NICE" she said
as she handed me one to see. 81 haG
six pairs made to order the other
day"
Isabels first visit was to a large
automobile firm, where she inter
viewed the manager She said she
wished to see two motor cars, one fol
friend a countess, for whom she had
offered to choose a car, and the other
for her brother-in-law, who was in
Egypt at present, but who wished his
car to be built while he was away, sc
that it might be ready for the bride
he was bringing home.
Lady F. will, of course come
and choose hers herself, and | am only
looking at it for her, as know SO ex
actly the kind of thing she wants"
The man bowed and said he hoped
to please her ladyship, and thought
he had the exact car she would re-
quire; and he begged us to step for
moment this way"
When all was arranged we turned
to go.
"Oh, by the way" said Lady Isabel
the helplessness becoming exceedingly
apparent, what will my commission
boz"
The manager did not move a muscle
of his face. I'VE are not in the habit
of paying commission to private la
dies" he said quietly.
"Oh, well, of course there are other
places where one can buy motor cars
said Lady Isabel, looking pathetically
first at me and then at a small ad-
dress-bOOk in her hand.
IF you will kindly wait a moment,
your ladyship, l will ask the senior
partner to come and speak to you
replied the manager, and pulled for
ward two chairs for our use as he
spoke.
Fancy their giving you SO much
as all that, Isabel" said. as we
emerged once more into the noisy
street. Didn't 1t make you feel very
uneomfortable-what he said, /
mean?"
Uncomfortable" sne echoed in
amusement mo, of course not, why
should It? 1t was a greater bother
Tor mo to choose them: ! only did It
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01
The Crime of
Amalgamated Pork
(Frenzied Finance on Cocobolo Isle)
BY ELLIS PARKER BUTLER
Copyright. by Joseph B. Bowles.)

In the beginning God created the
upon the earth, and some thousands
of years later there sailed from Bos.
ton the good ship Susan Jane, bound
for Patagonia Aboard were SO men
women and children.
The voyage of the Susan Jane was
tempestuous. We had crossed the
equator when it was discovered that
the rudder of the ship had been
stolen Some one had sneaked it
away and we were at the mercy of the
elements. The next night some one
stole the mainmast / had had my
suspicious from the first.
When, the next night, the entire
forward deck was missed / walked
boldly into the cabin of G.. Peter
Griggs. l shut the cabin door behind
me-
'Griggs," | said, you are a thief.
Tell me where are the mainmast and
the rudder and the forward deck?'
Griggs walked up and down the
narrow cabin. wringing his hands He
wore his fur-lined overcoat and his
famous silk pajamas. Suddenly he
turned to me-
Simpson" he lied, 81 only took
them because meant to divide with
you
| paused. Would it be better to
draw him on and take half his spoils
and thus save what | could for those
helpless passengers?
Even as l considered the question
the ship rose on her beam ends,
turned complete somersault and fell
with dull thud that Jared me to my
inmost nerve We were wrecked.
In l5 minutes the Susan Jane sank
in seven fathoms of water, but every
life was saved.
You who read this know that the
island is that on which we still re-
main and from which there seems no
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01
"Griggs," | Said, "You are a Thief

possible escape. We of the Island of
Cocobolo are shut off from the world.
We are our own world.
The smallest boy among you recalls
how desolate and depressed we all felt
the first morning before the sun ap-
peared, and how gladly, when the sun
did appear. we welcomed the sight of
the pigs.
You know also that when fate threw
us upon the island you all had money.
Some had ten cents; some had more.
One, remember, had $40. He was
the rich man of Cocobolo island. The
total was $16.S4. That was all the
money. There was no more.
To-day, with no more actual money
on the island, X. X. Podgers is worth
$7O0.000.000. The five men who COM
pose the system may be roughly said
to control $2,OOO.OOO. This is
shocking! How did it happen? The
crime is the crime of Amalgamated
Pork.
Just how shocking this state of
things is will be seen when l state
that the day after the shipwreck not
one of the five men composing the
system had a cent Of real money!
They were the paupers of Cocobolo
island / had ten-cent piece and a
cent with a hole in it, There was
just a pig apiece on the island. But it
was the men of the system who, in
sidiously and with guile. spread the
theory that pig was worth so.
Then, while others cut and hewed
and builded homes, these five men
hastily and eagerly builded the pen.
A pen Is q rational, legal and praise
worthy institution. It preserves the
pig. Under honest management the
citizen can put his pig in pen and
feel sure the pig Is safely kept and
fed. When he wants his pig he can
withdraw it. SO conducted. the pen
is q benevolent and necessary public
institution, but in the hands of the
system It became an instrument of
extortion and greed.
When the fruit season ended. pork
became q necessity. We found we
must eat pork or die Of starvation. We
began to withdraw pigs from the pen.
During the season 81 pigs were with
drawn, and then the guile OF the pen
building system became apparent.
The pigs had. during Incarceration, in
creased, a. pigs will. and after every
pig but the fiv0 belonging to the mem
bers Of the system itself had been
Withdrawn there remained SO fat lit
tie roastsrs still In the pen. To whom
did they belong? To the islanders?
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sEAcuLLs ATTACK A MAN.
Sailor Washed Overheard Has Des-
perate Struuule for Life.


A Danish sailor has had narrow
escape from meeting death from a
flock Of seagulls. Ills ship. the flan-
dria, from Cronstadt to Copenhagen,
was within fifty miles of her destina-
tion when he was washed overheard
by heavy sea. He was powerful
swimmer, and divesting himself OF his
clothing prepared to make stout bat
tie for life.
No sooner, however had the man
got clear of his garments than great
flock of seagulls gathered around and
began a fierce attack upon the in
truder into their quiet domain, whom
they pecked at remorselessly with
their beaks. For six hours the man
contrived to keep himself ailoat. ward
ing off his prosecutors as best he
could one or two ships passing wltn-
out noticing him.
When at last Russian steamer,
th. Elisa, took him on board his
strength was utterly eXhausted.-New
castle Chronicle.
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The Poverty of
Lady Isabel
BY Mrs. Neish
Copyright, by Joseph 3. Bowles.)

NopyriSnt, oy Joseph y. BOwleS.)
Lady Isabel is one of those essen
italy femininelooking women who ap-
peal to you by reason of their obvious
and inimitable helplessness.
| use the word 'inimitable." since
the helplessness is merely carefully
acquired attribute. the result of much
painstaking and innate art.
l was busy writing letters when
Lady Isabel called me into her room
and asked me if | could come out with
her at once and do some shopping.
DO come, dear she pleaded. its
your duty to your hostess; besides.
I'm going to walk-it's SO good for
ones skin to walk out of doors-and
simply detest going about by my
self"
This was only natural: she was so
fair and youthful. and so utterly and
childishly dependent, that | almost
wondered how she dared cross the
road alone.
Aren't you taking Babs?" | asked:
she dearly loves a walk with us"
Isabel regretfully dismissed the idea
Of bringing her little girl. NO. Door
Babs hasn't anything fit to go out
with me in. Nurse makes her out
door coats so abominably." She
glanced nnconsciously at her own ele-
giant garment. But | shall take Min
to; he wants new coat. and | am go
ing to get him some of those boots |
hear they keep at Purlam's'
Really" ] said; but do dogs wear
boots, Isabel?'
oh l don't know she replied,
easily. mo, l suppose not, but he
must have them; he needn't wear
them, of course-but they are so
cheap. Poor Minto." she added. ir-
relevantly.
And poor Babs," | murmured under
my breath
She caught the words. "Yes | do
wish | could afford some nice things
for Babs instead of the awful clothes
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the kidneys I have been told had
floating kidney. I had intense pain in
the back. headaches and dizzy spells
and the action of the bladder was very
irregular. About three years ago
tried Doan's Kidney Pills, and found
such great relief that / continued. and
inside comparatively short time was
entirely rid of kidney trouble"
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
FosterMilburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Stimulate the Blood.

Brandreth's Pills are the great blood
purifier. They are laxative and blood
tonic. they act equally on the bow
els. Kidneys and skin. thus cleansing
the system by the natural outlet Of
the body. They stimulate the blood
- to enable nature to throw on all
morbid humors and cure all troubles
arising from m impure state Of the
blood. One or two taken every night
win prove IN invaluable remedy.
Zach pill contains one grain of solid
extract Of sarsaparilla. which, with
Other valuable vegetable products.
make II blood purifier unexcelled
Brandreth's Pills have been in use
for over : century. and are for sale
everywhers. plain or sugar-coated.
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Conscientious.

Are you willing to swear that the
defendant was under the influence OF
liquor at the time?" asked the lawyer
who was doing the cross-examining.
NO." replied the witness. II never
swear. But I'm willing to bet you IS
to nickel that he was
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01

just like thous-
ands of others.
Mr.. Martin says:
Il think | have
had kidney dis
ease ever since
the war. During
a n engage men.t
my horse fell on
me, straining my
back and iniuring
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01

Beware OF the man who never
misses an opportunity to say that
there isn't money enough in circula-
tion to buy him. Sooner or later you
Will ind him on the bargain counter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01

There comes time in the life OF
every married man when he says to
himself: What my wife doesn't know
won't hurt her"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-01

An easy going man is sometimes
difficult to get rid of