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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-05
Weaver Faction Objected But no Votes
Were Cast Against The
Resolutions

The following resolutions were aa-
opted by the executive committee in It's
session here last Wednesday. The
Weaver men objected to the report Of
the committee on resolutions but no
votes were cast against them.
We your committee on resolutions
beg to submit the following report:
Whereas, at a meeting Of the DEM
ocratic convention for the Fifth Con-
gressions4 District Of the proposed
state Of Oklahoma, duly called and as
sembled, for the purpose Of noninat-
ling democratic candidate for con-
gress from said fifth district, w. H.
Hussey Of Lawton, Oklahoma, and Dir.
r. W. Ewing Of Terrell, were unani-
mously elected chairman and secretary
respectively Of said convention; and
lowing apportionment Of delegates
from the several counties constituting
sail district, was without dissensions
agreed upon by said convention:
Pottawatomie county, 13 votes.
Cleveland county, Is votes.
Comanche county,t20 votes.
i Kiowa county, 10 votes.
TilIman county, Z votes.
i Greer county, 10 votes.
Beckham county, IL votes.
/ Jackson county, 10 votes.
II Roger Mills county, 5 votes.
Grady county, 10 votes.
Stevens county, 10 votes.
Jefferson county, 7 votes.
McClain county, 10 votes.
Garvin county, IN votes.
Murray county, 5 votes.
Carter county, 2 votes.
Love county, vote.
Total 228 votes.
An whereas, on the two hundred and
!. ninety sixth ballot BY said convention
Hon Scott Ferris received the follow
ing vote:
Cleveland county, 10 votes.
/ Comanche county, 20 votes.
Il Jackson county, Is votes.
4 Kiowa county Is votes.
I Grady county, 10 votes.
McClain county. 10 votes.
l Pottawatomie county, 16 votes
/ Tlilman county, 7 votes.
4 Total, 115 votes.
1 The don. S. c. Massingale receive
the following vote:
1 Washita county, is votes.
/ The Hon. Claude Weaver receive
I the following vote:
1 Pottawatomie count, no. |, 16 vote
Kiowa county, 4 votes.
i Greer county, ~ votes.
Beckham county, IL votes.
i Roger Mills county, 5 votes.
Stephens county, 10 votes.
jefferson county, votes.
Garvin county, II votes.
Murray county, 5 votes.
Carter county, 2 votes.
Love county, vote.
Total, 98 votes.
Which result was thereupon Al
nounced BY the secretary Of said col
vention; and
Whereas as a result Of said ballc
and Of the announcement Of the seer
tary Of said convention, the chairms
declared Hon. Scott Ferris to be Il
nominee Of said conevntion, he ha
ing received a majority Of all the vot
cast.
= Whereupon, a motion was made Al
duly seconded chat said convention a
journ sine die, which motion being p
|. to the convention was declared BY t
chair to be carried, and the conventi
was thereupon duly adjourned.
Therefore, be it resolved BY the O.
gressional Committee Of the Fifth G
rressional district of the propos
state Of Oklahoma, in session at
lefty Of Cnickasha, |. T. this July 3
iSO7, that We do hereby declare
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
COmmissIOner's Sale
or
VALUABEREALE ESTATE
SITUATED ~
Ksalas. Pauoa. Island and County d
Oahu, Terrlfory o. Hawaii
SITUATED ~

Pursuant 10 % Decree 81 Foreclosure
and sale made By he Honorable W. j.
Roblnson. Third Judge % the Circuit
Court ol the first JUDICIAL Circuit. Ter
ntory Of Hawaii al Chambers, So
EQulg, Oh the i.a Gag 81 May. q. y.
1906. IN IN action entitled Ellen AIDer-
tina poiyblanx otherwise known as Sic
Ter Albertlna. Trustee for Stella Keo-
mallani Cockett, and stella X. COckett,
sole beneficiary under said trust, com
claimants. ". David Kawananakoa,
Jonah Kalanianaoie, Abigail W. IA
waaaaak0a, Elizabeth X. Kaianianaole.
The German SAVINGS and Loan Society,
corporation. respondents, Bili To-
Foreclosure o. Mortgage" (Equity d.
vision. No 1871. the undersigned, a.
I Commlssl0ner. duly appointed By said
decree. viii sell AZ Public Auction, N
the highest and besf bidder for easn
subject 10 confirmation d the Court, On
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21


MINING COMPANIES DROPPED
THE e0mpauies fhat have been dropped
ont ~ tho Sam francisco stock and
exchanges board include l5 On me T0nO-
Bah District fs ln the Goldneid district.
Ca BnlfroQ district 9 C0matocl,s and
others The uat ~ those mat have
INSET with Msapproga a aa follows
Toaopah- Ray . 0'Bren. New York
Ton0oah Consolidated Timber $685.
coiehau. laefy Tom rOnopah onion.
Umfef T0noDah Polls Consolldafed.
T0aopah Cold Reef Belmont E0en-
fon T0noDah Home COus0Hdafed. 10
a0pah Monitor. Cold Reef Conaondated
loWa
Gonned OakIand gouhweuern
Wires Diamond EgpioHsaon lacks
s0g Negada soufhera Mines Aurora
Goid mm Cold Dusf Colddeid Cold
Reed Guno shenman Pan Van COLO.
ai9o G0ldneid Loeky sfm. McMahon
00d cndef. Darlington
BnlIfo0 Equitable. Cold 3ountalr
Goldasld
Newt9a Aofhwel Dudley
c6msfoek ODhlr. Bfunswick CON
golldmed BfuusWiek sagage, gfung
Wiek ch0llaF. BfunsWiek Pot0ai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
JBI8 MACHINE
WILL AHP BOOKS


CHICAGO Uue Edf the book
keeper egpeu accountant and clerical
nk singer Wen aud women who Tor
years. bage earned living through
aber aegeue u figures eve to De-
HDiaced Dg m8ehlne The Inventor.
mne r. CmIn na produced WHIST
appropriated iuYaafohor have De-
mafad ss mechanical wonder 70
machine Haf vif ADD ubnaet divide
and umfD. that VIII calculate u
,erfIeH and horizontal lines stimuli
Generously and show the balance N any
tce0auf ~ 8ny moment of the Gay
THH M n0 dream buf reality
dore0per nearly every bank in Chi
eaeo Hss Inquired into rhe cm1in won
Ser worker 4nd al sre deciared to be
f8sions .o pot j lo use
fu fsw years said W. CaIin TO-
Ia .hla machine vill keep booia
'0r fn .He world
THe machine 90 H ciamed. can be-
used Ia ang place where books ae
kept % Isl operated through the medi-
u vi au ordinary typewriter. ID
vHcH attached ap electric motor
Ni .he operator hm fo 10 90 to SD
Hie maehlne and strike n 81 Is
fsemed rhat n0rice af bookkeeping
H nlt IN lmk balances sg vel
tH expert onee be- eaus Tire me-
aH.c4 feHa 8f .He machines %
Haian
THE uank experts who have examin.
ei 0he machine say .t does everything
eimmed for 10 and if means that thou.
ands of Gerits must now GEEK Other
4 employment
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
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FROM NtSI POINT


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21

ri ~ C0nd0n was acquitted by r.
lW n fudge ~ BOif ryun reHerday
~ ho charge of selling Iqlgr ou Sun
day Whom = meal Coudou runs noe
Creator New York mIoou 0u Lduha
street f0us saiQado porfo Rlcm
lnformer was fbe principal witness ~
gainsf fhe defendant 5agadO puf-
chased fbe flask n wiz. ffg and claim
90 fbat be 1of 10 meal Tbe apanese
employee 81 Condor claimed ~ have
served the Porto Kican win me whis-
Foy and some mndWIcho
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
Sslurda'hs lsh Dqd luas, 40, 1907

al " 0ei0ck noon u said dag,
a. the front (maukaJ entrance n the
Judiciary BuHdlnR. 30 Honolulu, Island
and County d Oahu, Territory % ia
vail, AZ and singular the lands and
premises situated 81 Kaaiaa, Pauoa.
honolulu aforesaid more particularly
bonded and descrlbod a. follows, %
wiz
a portion n Kamaalnna, Honolulu,
R0na, Oahu, h. q. award 7zC0 n ".
Wamakoha.
Beginning on The nsW south Hne n
paaoa Road 0n the East boundary N
T.. q, a. G957 D. 10 KahOioa0, said point
being ms feet from tbe intersection
o. tho new south line d paoOa hOal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21

This ls unques0onably the most sue
ceasfal medicine 90 uso for bowel com
plants. and g. h nov fhe recognized
standard over large part n the
CIVILIZED world few doses n it win
Invariably cure sn ordinary attack 81
Diarrhoea For gale By al dealers,
Benson. Smith q 90 agents for fla-
wall
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
rILIpIVOa REGT9TTHINg

NANnsA. Jaae 81 adag was
He opening day for tbo fa1i tuflon "
voters f4r he hrsf elections and the
registration was hoayF I0a REGISTER.
mg FH bel continued .1 f,u Days
IHbfa have been no In J far
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21

ana huuanu Avenue aa SHOWN on
Registered Map No. 2OOi
and running by true azimutns.
g. Z70, 90 8O' AL feet along new
South line Of pauOa Road
9. $685. - 2li.O feet along illus
place;
B. 5s' %, 2lC 8 feet along l.. G. A. Sc
81 and CO59,
g. CO. 90 1850 feet along l.. G. A.
z8G,
g. ~ 05' $40 feet along same;
g. ~ 10 1920 feet along same,
g. I19' 2g 9.S feet along l.. G. a.
ul0 B 50 2;
s. So 50 5Z.s feet along same;
r. li7. 22' 1l,3 feet along same;
l0 g. 30 60 feet along same;
Co. l8sa 8s' 1903 feet along same;
~. 35aZ1' GO feet along same,
l2 15f' lG 95 feet along Kaala-
alaIO.
o. I'm 90 Ilg.5 feet along same;
o. Zsga I7'8.I feet along same;
1G Z29 0g 117.5 feet along same;
g. 1882 90, $50 feet along same;
o. $50 90 95.2 feet along J.. g. a,
595t ~ point NJ beginning
Area 5.15 aofcs.
Together win all and singular the
tonomenis. Embellishments and appur-
fenances fhemntO belonging Or 30 any
wise aDportaiuIng Saving. excepting
and fezcrglng from the above describ-
~ premises aII that certain Iot. piece,
parcel or tract N land more pariicu-
laTy bounded and described as FOL
i0ws. 10 VII
~ hat portion NJ Royal Patent No.
fz7f. T.. q, 4. 7zg0, ~ B Namakeha, 40
Kaalaa. PauOa. Honolulu, Oahu. bound
"a and described as follows
beginning o. the West cofnor NJ this
laHd On PauOa Road, the same beinp
/ fhe NOrfb corner ~ j.. q, 4, 5957 y
/ ADan4 y ~ KahOIOau, ana running b.
true meridian:
/ g. 80 90 r. f071 feet along Pauo'
R0ads
s. zs 80 y. $50 feet along same;
/ s. Ss' NJ 81. s0,5 feet along same
/ s. ~ 81 ". 5Z,0 feet along fence
| - 81 w W, ~ 0 feet along same
/ y, 0O' BIZ n, zzZ.2 feet along same
I s. g. 90 " 1O3 o feet along same;
/ .. 55' ~ ", no feet along T., q, a
z1G 10 Kahoio,
~ r, %, W, &C,g feet aiong remain
eor n tbia a0H,
\ g. So q, w. 1908 feet along ston
/ WALL
~ ~ or y, 1919 feet along l..
[ IS g957 -. ADana 4 ~ KahOlOau,
( ~ 10 z5f W, 1850 feet along same
Il ~, n ~ y. ms feet along T.. q. A
5957 -. Apana 10 KahOlOau 10 the INF
tai point, and containing an area o
/ + 95-iO0 acres.
IN fhe event that the price % 500
realized At said sale Tor the land an
premiaea fret herelnabOys descrlbel
with the reservation and ezceptiO
hereinabOve provided. shall be an
prove insufficient ~ pay and dlscharg
the ezpeDses Incident 30 snch sale a
alsO the principal sum due ~ sal
d complainant, together with intere,
d and cO8is, then and ln that event sal
Commissioner shah, 10 accOrdanc
: Win said decree, offer for sale and SCI
me said lot, piece, parcel Or tract q
land ~ excepted and reserved ia'
I, hereinabOve Described.
p TERMS or sALE. Cash, IN Unite
States cold COIN ten GOlbJ per cen
of the purchase price % be paid upo
the fall Of the hammer; balance upO
. execution and delivery of deed By IN
Commissioner. Deed Or deeds 40 q,
: pence d purchaser Or purchasers,
For further particulars apply
Wessrs W. g. Edlngs or r.. a. D0uti
. itf, attorneys for cOnpIalnants,
their offices, Kaahumanu stree
Honolulu, Or 10 me undersigned
bis Office 10 the Judiciary Building,
IOnOlulu Aforesaid.
". T. SfMONTON,
q Commissioner.
Dated Honolulu. Oahu, June n, 40
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21

Chiffon -LOCf8 AZ sf Andrew y
cathedral On June 81. Ivy ne rev.
Canon Macklnfosh. Hffgeg y Chl-
f0n and Efhei KmanlDuua Gouis
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
WORLDS News
BY Cable

WAsUNGTON. u O. J0ne 81 o.
~ reported maj Pfeslden Roosevelt be-
d.apIeasod with the japanese hmbas-
aad0r Aokl for De lack 0I fsc in deal
mg vim fhe situation Ina mf NJ
he san Francisco trouble
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-21
For Sale

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afosf n esqo Te u.e coaef ~ Dlsee
M he narrer
8ogae 4ng Les 51 H6e 3treef I'd .
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26

There was a man standing under the
store awning with a closed umbrella In
his hand, waiting for his car TO come
along The rain fell upon the just and the
unjust, and one of the latter. who was
without an umbrella, came along after
two or three minutes and stepped under
the awning to observe:
Mice shower, thisf
yes"
DO the potatoes gOod2''
Looks as IL it had set in for all dayf'
Eyes"
Seeing that umbrella In your hand re-
minds me. Do you know that there are
not fifty people in America who know
how to carry an umbrella over their heads
70 get the best protection from 1t? There's
q case in point on the other side Of the
street. That man carries his umbrell
stitched 80 far forward that while his toes
are kept dry his heels and back are SOP
ping wet. Do you see itT'
why, yes"
IAN of you do the same thing. women
and all. They get. just one-half the protec-
don they should"
But you know how 1t should be donef
sarcastically remarked the man who was
waiting
"I do, sir have made an art as well
a. convenience out of 1t. Once you get
the right way 1t Is just as easy as the
wrong way. Your umbrella for moment,
please Now, then, ! hold 1t this way
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26
GAS ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always BOugM
Bears the ~ /<c=-.
signature of l<a/NZzlzzS1<
Inventor of Carborundum.

Edward Goodrich Acheson, inventor
of carborundum and siloxicon, and in
a broad sense also of artificial graph
lite, is man who possesses ad-
vanced ideas at variance with ac-
cepted faiths, says The Technical
World Magazine. His was long
struggle for recognition, extending
over a period of some twenty years.
But imaginative and optimistic, as
we'll as self-reliant and determined.
he succeeded.
Born of Scotch stock in Bellefonte
Pa, in 1856, Mr.. Acheson attended
the Bellefonte Academy until his sew
enteenth year, when he left school to
give his time to the perfecting of a
drilling machine, for which he took
out a patent in 1872 During his odd
moments he devoted his time to the
study of chemistry and electricity
At nineteen years of age he built a
dynamo of original design: and in
1880 he began experimenting with a
crude electric furnace.
His career may be said to have be-
gun in 1882, when he found employ
ment as a draughtsman at Menlo
Park with Thomas A. Edison. His
ability so impressed Edison that he
was taken from the draughting room
and sent to the lamp factory to learn
the details of that branch of the bust
ness. So successful was he that he
was dispatched to Europe by Edison,
where he spent several years Install
ing electric light plants
Returning to America he severed
his connection with Edison, and in
1891 entered ON the experiments
which resulted in the invention Of
carborundum.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26

pecuhariy sharp eyes which at once
denoted the hunter, opened the door.
This is my cousin Ulrich Wenden-
burg! He wants to see the red
house" began Frieda, and crossed
the threshold. Father would like you
to open the old masters room for
him,-I have come to see your wife;
hope she is not seriously ILL.,"
Many thanks, replied the old
man surily, without designing a
glance at me. Meantime we had en-
tered the halI-like basement, which
was richly decorated with antlers
and horns; over tall chimney-piece
hung discolored oil painting of a
daring, keen-sighted man in a cos
tune of the middle agesy and on
either side, upon the wall were heads
of horses and dogs"
'Hakelnberg, the wild hunlsman.
explained Frieda in passing, and
signed to me to follow the old man
up a pair of rickety steps. The dog
wriggled restlessly, as if demented,
and jumped up on him, when he now
stood still in order to unlock a low
door in an arched niche of the wall.
Bending my head l followed Frieda.
Now have brought you here, as
| told my father l would" she said,
and now, Wendenberg, come with
me to your wife; l have brought her
some drops; it is the same old trou-
bic, is it not!"
The old man made no answer: he
drew forward some chairs and rubbed
his coat sleeve over the inIaid top of
the massive table.
IF the gentleman needs me, am
in the back building" he muttered
my wife is asleep just now, and
must not be awakened,-wi call the
traulein when she wakes Then he
shut the door behind him, and we
were alone.
In the first moment, the girl made
an 1mpulsive movement, as if she
would hasten after him, and l saw
how the pale face turned a vivid
crimson; then she came back and
seated herself in the arm chair by
the stove. She closed her eyes, and
every feature of her face seemed to
say: Heavens how unpleasant and
tiresome! But l am not afraid to be
alone with you; although it is very
Wearisome tc me-"
1t would not have been strange
yet would it have been the proper
time, for me to say: "Frieda, why are
you so estranged from me? What
have l done to you? Do you no longer
love me?" All this lay on my tongue
and yet l was silent and turned away
in perplexity; she looked so icy cold
so unapproachable. Beside 1 had just
been advised by a friend; one must
educate the wife before the wedding
and to speak now might spoil al
my life as regards her, if she really
still wanted to be my wife.
To be continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26
THE FALL VACATIONIST.

confidence that he can tell snipe from
a rabbit.
He has posted himself until he knows
that the snipe makes his lair In the
marsh. The more marsh the more snfpe-
The more snipe the more victims.
The snipe could just as well seat HIM
self on dry land under q tree and wait
to be peppered, but he is mean about It.
He cOmpels the hunter to come to him,
and that means wading In swamps from
knee to hip deep.
Gaily comes the morn when the hunter
HES him forth. He hears the wild duck
calling to him, but he heeds her not. He
hears the cock-partridge drumming on the
uplands. but he closes his ears to the
sounds. Bob White is whistling down
where the wheat was harvested, but who
would eat quail when snipe are to be had1
S-s-s-h! The marsh!
S-s-s-h the plaintiVe notes OF the snipei
The water-the grass-the wadirg-ths
old stumps and logs.
Bang! Missed him.
More water-mores grass-more mud
more stumps and logs! Another snips
arises. Same as before. The snipe shakes
his tail and Is away.
Wade-shoot-Sniss. Hours go by IN
noticed. The hunter Is determined man.
So are the snipe. AT length, as the red
sun of autumn is sinking TO his rest,
there IS q sudden rise and q bang, and
forward-stumbles over an old root and
goes down with a splash and selves hls
huttering prize by the Lex and utters
ringing whoop.
ne has come very close to fatally
wounding a crow. JOE KERR
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26
SECRET UNDERGROUND PASS.
AGES.
That Were Constructed on the Amerj-
CT 70 0F

That Were Constructed on the Ameri-
can Estate of Joseph 5onaparte
From the Philadelphia Public Led
ger.-Plain truth seems mild when
compared with the thrilling legends
told in the past of the subterranean
passages leading from the home of the
eX-king of Spain to the river at Bona
parte Park, Bordentown. In reality
there were only two short under
ground passageWays constructed by
Joseph BOnaparte, but these with the
mansion observatory, gave rise to the
1ancful stories that he had su0ter-
ranean passages dug all through his
grounds; that the passages had iron
doors and could be closed and bolted
on the inside.
When Joseph Bonaparte purchas Cd
the executive park in Bordentown for
his American home it included about
1000 acres, situated on the elevated
plateau of Bordentown, on the south
side of the Crosswicks Creek and ex-
tending from the confluence of the
creek and the Delaware to the Whit
Horse bridge, more than a mile above.
After occupying for a time the sub
stantial frame building which stood
in the park Bonaparte built mansion
near the edge Of the bluff and famed
it Point Breeze. From the cellar Of
this mansion was the first brick un-
foreground passageway, about ten feet
wide and fifty feet long, leading 20
the side of the bluff, and from the en-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26

storms. The windows set with innum-
merable small panes of glass looked
sleepy and blindIy out of the Iuxuri-
ant green of the forest, hazel bushes
and young beech striplings had
crowned thickly against the old walls
and peeped curiously il at the win
dow. preventing the entrance Of the
sunshine; and enchanting peace
seemed to hover about this old hunt
ing resort.
Frieda had become impatient.
Comet" she cried and let the iron
knocker fall on the metal plate. until
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26

trance to this underground passage to
the waters edge was an enclosed path
OF easy ascent. This subterranean
passage was walled up and eeiled
with brick, and it was afterward dI-
Vlded into two passageways where it
entered the mansion, one leading to
the cellar and one leading to an upper
room in the mansion.
Later third floor gave entrance to
the icehouse and still later another
tong underground passage was CON
structed to extend beyond the wall on
tanning The doors to great arch
OF substantial and massive structure
which gave entrance to covered
way leading from the Bonaparte
mansion to the Lake House-near the
Arenton road entrance to the park
IN which his daughter Zcuaide re.
sided
The passage of the Lake House.
built upon the-side of the bluff. was
shelter from the inclemency of the
weather. Then entrance also served
as shelterway in case of sudden
showers for parties who had been
pleasuring on the water, and with
this idea the Count had carved in Ital
ian over the doorway: Not ignorant
! OF evil, learn to succor the unfortu-
Gates.''
Very few traces are now left OF the
underground gallery, leading from the
site of the original mansion to the
creek and thence to the Delawar,
river and. is the same as when built
nearly century ago 1t has of late
years been walled up where it en-
| tered the cellar of the old house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-09-26

the sound echoed menacingly through
the house A number of rocks rose
from the tower, circled around in
alarm, and disappeared croaking IN
the blue sky above; but from within
came the sound of the fierce barking
OF dog and at the same time JOY
full whining behind the door.
Diana, Diana!'' called the maiden
softly, go get the old man! There
are visitors outside"
Soon we heard shutting steps,
key grated in the lock, and an Old.
bent-over man. with silvery hair and
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Bears the r1h' Kind You Have A.-ay: Bought
Signature of N2AIZa
Love and Reason.

But" queried the cautious young
man, SIS there any reason why we
should not wed that you know Off"
Reason" answered the fair maid,
has nothing to do with the case.
Then he felt at ease, for he knew
that love alone ruled her actions In
the matter.
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And now the man who didn't care to
take a vacation when the heat and the
mosquito abounded is cleaning up his gun
and buying ammunition for the snipe-
shooting season.
For two months past he has talked
nothing but suipe. He has dreamed OF
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ATMOST
SHOWING HIM HOW.

close to my right shoulder. Sect I WIN
walk up TO the corner, and do You watch
me. / shall come back with dry heels,
and from this time on
He walked. He displayed art In holding
the umbrella He reached the corner sno
turned It. As he did not reappear w4thiA