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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

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Sih1e Tor me = ket to Crenstadk yxt
/ -Dses Audrey knew yea are 81 reins
| with uzg''
Il hare nss seen her this norning. : was
The answer. given with mueA evident
psia.
| Jean ciasped her hands suddenly Then
her worst fears wore realised. and some
| thing mere had, Indeed. happeneds sease-
thing. tee very terrible, 70 wofk sucA q
change Is thiA
.Lerd John,n she said, fundamentally,
s'ycu must please forgive me-, Int Is yonr
business 50 important that ron are coza-
PEELED to attend to IL rather than accom-
rany roar wife on such journey as
thiss''
Miss Thwait.. he said A. well as he
eenld speak, sfhe business ! am going on
touches that which il dearer to me than
life- my hSnors am sure that Sou at
least would not wish me to neglect anr.
thing with which that Is concerned
II viii answer for Audrey as for my-
self. Jean said. harriedly. If your honor
i concerned. Lord John. no other reason
Is needed but i there nothing can do r.
| 'sGlve this letter 10 Audrey. Miss
Thwait," his relics quiscred A. he SPOKE
his wife's name. III il sacred trust,
| ere that 1 would not give 10 every one i:
but know you are her friend. ron will
comprehend and gmpathize with what /
an going 10 do"
Stay. Lord John: ycu must hear ne ]"
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
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sye&, answered Mlss Cayenne. 1T
Ii d great conversational convenience.
II enables people 10 quote Instead u
basng stzpidiy origlnal"-- washlngtpn
Etar.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

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bars always hsars 70 zuch, toA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
FsIlY asaIiaeA.

FullY Qunlincd.
so you're after the Job. chr cait
the milkman who had advertised for .
helper.
Yes, MIR" replied the young man
sven, what experience have yos
had1.
why. I've pumped TIE organ down
10 our church fur years" Philadelphia
press
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
LEGAL INFORMATION.

By signing a petition for the estab-
lishment of a rural delivery mail route.
the signers do not bind themselves to
complete the road; we know of no law
requiring ordinary highways to be kept
free from snow drifts. BY either the
county. town or the Individual owners
over whose lands the roads pass
A homestead REIMBURSEMENT necesr
earily runs to the United States gov
ernnent. Nobody acquires any title
when hcmesteader relinquishes his
claim except the government The title.
legal and equitable, goes back to the
government after REIMBURSEMENT, and
the land can be entered upon by an
other claimant. For this reason the
sale Of REIMBURSEMENT would carry
no Interest to the purchaser. The re
Iinquishmeht may be made by tho
homesteader without his wife Joining.
and even without her knowledge.
The efforts Of insurance companies to
show breaches Of warranties often
Lead to unusual contentious. but the
case Of ScofieldS Admx. Y. Metropoli-
ban Lite Insurance Company, o. Allan
lie Reporter. HOT, probably Representa-
the limit. The company showed that
4 brother OF the insured had received
4 letter from him mailed In Colorado,
and a. q result commended that they b
permitted to argue to the jury that
California and Colorado were resorts
for conservatives. and on appeal con
tended that the court should take ju'
dicial notice Of the fact that Colorado
was the place 10 which consumptives
resort Thu Supreme Court Of Yer
mont, however, refuses to sustain thest
contentious, and points out that thu
mere fact that letter had been mailed
In Colorado by the insure would have
no tendency to prove that the insured
even residD1 In Colorado, much less
tendency to prove that he had con
sumption. The court adds that 1t would
hesitate TO hold that a temporary o.
permanent residence In Colorado woult
have q tendency to prove That the in
sured was suffering from consumption
The Hiss Petite.
The Japanese prince drew In hi
breath with kissing sound as he ben
over the young girls hand.
.Prince," she said. Il have been N
against iot Of Japanese. and they al
] HAS like tiaat when they meet you
what's tho reason. anyway
s-Ths reason Is poIlteness.- the prime
answered. Il hiss--Iikc thls-I dras
IN suv BREATH keep on drawing II 4
i AZ long a. | remain near you. For
blow any out sozne Of II might b
blown In your fair face. What an oi
tense, shockingi And 90 we Japan
ese always hiss In exchanging greed
| ings Out Of poIlseness we hold on
breath"
j S-~---~-~~~~--e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

pearancc, and 10 several it seems to en-
nance their charm A woman seldom
discovers the tilt that the lobe OF her
cars may have until she attempts to
fasten III them large globes or coral on
pearl. Then she In amazed 10 End that
Instead OF the ornament assuming the
position 1t is supposed TO, II stands up
like a small mound imparting an air
~ abaurdity to her features, a lobe
that curves upward IN a marked de-
gree Is not designed for the nccommo-
dalton OF the former fashtonnblo Jew
eled earring. LObes that cling cloge
tc the face are usually tho ones In
which ornaments can be worn salts
factorlly. The size OF tho lobe makes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

ers for tha purpose OF having their OK.
pcnsive stones reset In the latest fash
ion. Usually this alteration requires
the addition of two more smaller but
We'll matched stones. the new ones take
ing the place of the gem that fits
against the piercing OF the ear. While
the larger one FORMS the drop.
Many woman has incurred her
misfortune In having been provided by
nature with u face that Is too broad
to ftnd button earrings becoming Az
a matter pf fact this bit OF jewelry is
the only one which Will actually mar
beauty. On the whole 1t is exceed
lnsly trying to many, 10 others Il
neither spolls nor improves their APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

lnsets In the shape OF clover leaves
woven In the body OF tho silk The
gown was made over white taffeta
which clearly defined the chiffon sham
rocks. The skirt hung full from the
belt and was finished at the bottom
with a wilde hem and two ttlciks. The
short waist effect gathered into point
cd gtr1Ie at the back and formed a
slight blouse In front, where 4, was
finished with corded silk ornaments,
Few princess models. so familiar last
season, are found among the best lin
gere dresses. although there are varI.
Gus styles leaning toward the ono.
piece frock. Among them Is a smart
little model having full skirt trimmed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Corsets and underwear
superfine.

All the new spring models in the La Vogue the
La Vida, the Thomson's glove fitting and the Bon
Ton corsets now at your disposal
Lovely creations in kinonas and negligees,
Handsome silks lawns, dotted Swsses and Dolly
Warden patterns
Silk pettcoats in great variety, shades TO match
any suit a splendid assortment
The Infants Near section has not been neglected
you'll find everything there fram the finest French
handmade garments 10 the less expensive domestic
productions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

r. ittle difference vlth the wearing
litrlnss Tor very large pearly
|uulN may serve 10 cnucen An, .v-i.
ncles IN the Vay of cursalIed lobe
one mat is extremely large,
uuWhet OF the snartest hats fcF
|nlncrland use have the forward tip
Us not 80 pronounced as wns
|iWn ~ lute winter models. There 10
= liking tor very short fronts and
'',l slices with trimming pointing
hw7'l tto1n the rsht side OF the
WIN tandtaus are banked With rib
p or tai. and when feathers are cn1-
pyec the preferred arrangement is
.ier the lci, hrin falling over The
'iE 70 me shoulder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

lne from th.l number Of Very elegant
robes that IA being displayed, white Is
TO remain POPULAR throushpuA the Suln-
mer.
Carrying c,s her latest fad for Jew
slly that danEles, fair woman has TAX
en- II into her pretty head To revive the
old fashioned style OF earring, and,
though The revival is just launched
we may expect 10 see every woman who
finds them becomng wearing jeweed
drops In hsr cara. Ball earrings or
button earnings have been In vogue for
several stnsCY,S, and those Who have
rare pearls and cut germs made into
the close nttlng ornament universally
seen nowadays arc visiting the Jewell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Correct Easter footwear.

Springs most approved lasts in OK
fords for women are the kind shown
here--best feathers, most exclusive
styles and greatest variety 10 choose
from In the city Wright Peters Hal
lahan's and John Cross's, all noted for
their excellence and style arc tie ones
We handle--CniIdrcn misses and
boys shoes "a all the most approved
shapes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
An ideal chiIdren's
department.

Nothing has been omitted to make this the most
complete department possible every new style de.
signed for the littIe folks can be found lere-for
bows, for girls, and Tor children down to two and
three years Of age. Suits. dresses. coats. skirts
trousers caps, hats etc il the latest IDEAS, The most
interesting department IN the house to mothers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

the OF the
preparations
his FURNISH
spring tremendous quanitesai tho
buttons
Walker standard Every
advances wholesale
prices prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Umbrellas for spring.

take considerable umbrella depafinsnt-ths
spns stock Is large ana exclusive New "ne1l' IN natural an
handles.
Covers Of the hnes wills plain SINKS Seises etc.
In good qualities
addition 10 the good selection
reds dark and browns Every Walker uoe
la Ia good value
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Silks and dress goods to admire.

The worlds and beautiful cooring
showing The distant and authoritative of the world
helped make this asembase what is
n in
OF recept o
a
areb
ehecuv
In
sand hf-Coor
eand whit olsgant or weddn gowns
Black ks ga pr ar
Mear An end1es syareY q STYLES and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Knit underwear and hosiery.

Mention has been made before Of plndd hosiery dSPasn
that better prepared Than beforo serve them w &c very
From the l5c kinds W 10 the 1900 Silks We
HI Thorn
The underwear section now appears lbs e"socks are complete
lnfan olldrens underwear hosiery IN every weight 9I
otce@p-
n garment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Art needIework section.

no lovers OF fancy work and embroidery we an
that Q showing encuts IN e,l-
boderles and fancy peeessome worked ana some 20 n
worked.
Madam Nilsson VIII give INSTRUCTIONS an materials
purchased here Monday Wednesday and Friday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Delicate Perfumes.

Toilet requisites perfumes articles Of
sunaries department
sunp
runda ndfr
Perfumes ny th0 ounce or bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Easter fancy goods.

Thoughts department az this time Here
embsh that put the finishing touches
combs lavaiers
buckles nat pins novelty hand
latest novelty IDEAS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
New ribbon creations for garnituring.

but O. there OF
vii Tor ribbons this
aptoa in JarlTite
Wea n comp q in al and
The New Rbbon Departing Mai orc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Gowns, cloaks and dresses, exquisite
The largest assortment wearab Salt AXE CITY

Alleges turn to the Walker Store when styles mentioned Its the s
the has
exhibit than
handscmer be fond Paris New York
We mention idea of the excuveness
showing
and with
the
am
is
black andg ~ rap h rcs
n S sim
phciH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

Keeping with the rest Of your Easter attire must be your choice
The selection showing This affords
opportunities for pretty effects.
Dainty handkercie embroidered eoors for m shirt waist suit
and effective
Lovely chiffon bo q exquisite o2rsy popular t especially
Tor Easter
Dress trimmings and mtodees Of the elegant designsno
thing has been omitted from this sogarntMlss for any STYLE dress
Especially do ask the finest collection Of dress PATTERNS
brodered eo!oEs brought is Thege simply beautiful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Spring millinery opening.

Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, wW show the
beautiful assen1bLage of millinery brought this
city Aside from the exclusive imported models there DW
he many enhancing creations BY artists
An exhibit uorthy of careful sudy-we'A be delighted
to
Millinery
neoed with OF the millinery houses the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

In deGacy variety Of pattern and kaleidoscope array
coong the showing this Far supas any previous exhibit
Lovely EGYPTIAN tissues yo mu dress ginghms Zephyr ogandes
and all OF the dainty fabrics dear the fair represented
great abundance and prices exceedingly reasonable
The white goods section fairly overaowsw the finest fabrics from foreign
Among choice India non Persian
lawns Paris musn and the SOFT dainty lingerie fabric also
extensive showing OF embroidered Swisses
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

Somehow the two reached the chamber
No, It's too latet" the old man murmured.
and his distress was terrible. Too late
Maurice moved as It were IN q tragic dream
to the elevator shaft The car wds coming up
1t stopped. and Norah emerged
Z" | heard the water. and tclt it. She ex-
planned And l screamed out. ami some one
opened the trap from the other side Then
ran here. Maurice"
Maurice had tainted. He came t. with the
feeling OF her hand on his face
Scarcely a word Wa spoken. But Moran
and her father knew that Maurice had
awakened. not only from swpon. but out u
the long nightmare Of his revenge
There was, for the moment at any rate no
scene OF unrestrained affection Curtis ar
rived perhaps opportunely, perhaps InoPpDr-
tuncv. and unrestraInet scenes ot any kind
could not occur in the presence of Curtis
Car destloyed, sir. In river. said he
coIdlv. He was still wearing his goggie>. and
through them he gazed at the group with
calm Sublirnelv Indifferent Il ever Curtis
was to be astonished, he should have been
aStOnishcd then, but he gave sign II aston
ishmcnt. When he was informed o. the Tn,'hdp
that had occurred 70 Bcakbane he family
smiled And when Maurice. suddenly rene1r-
bering the purport Of the rnc~,age IN the head
of the statue. told traup;rpr about II, and
threw even Crtmpiron into an agitation. Curtis
looked at hi, watch. and blandlT remarked
that It was ten minutes % midnight CTaInp-
IRON fastened up stars. and 10y the simple
device Of smashing the cphrrcr and altering
it. silver and nickel filing, = the four corners
OF the room. rendered imp ,trat the activities
OF the man at Berlin.
For three months Craupirpr remained con-
ceacd in the statue. and IN, existence there
was never revealed u anyone but Emile Ber-
ger and MillICent. When the hounds OF. pursuit
had ceased 70 bav he uuo,tc-.-4tIpli~lv went -
live IN the beautiful climate ot -\lgier-. where
his daughter ani son IN law visit HIM upon oc-
caslpn. Scotland Iari i, at a loss But any
official OF Dartmopr VIII still assure the IN
quirer that escape i an Ir1p,s~Ib.lity-
T II L L y ID
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

OF Rcakbane in speculating upon Beakbane $
mlSdeedS'
He rushed out Beakbane. evidently made
cautious bv the light was coming up. Maurice
jumped down upon him IN a passion to destroy
Bcakbanc Sprang aside Maurice stumbled,
and dropped the KEY With Il movement of
surprising feline swftncss Bcakbane snatched
the key and fled The man had perhaps seen
his death IN the eve, of Maur &C Maurice
pulled himself together and followed at his best
speed His best speed too good, tor he tell
again. Ii was this second fall that CrdmprOn,
whose ambush Maurice did not notice IN his
haste had heard. ThenCctorwdrd he descended
more carefully. and Heakbanc gradually IN
creased his lead. What Maurice did notice was
that the stairway waS now hghtcd- Arrived
at the bottom. he saw Bcdkbane IN the tar dis
tancc If the tunnel. and began to run hard.
He gained on him pcrccptlbly. but not SUI
ticlcntlv. and at the beginning OF that hall mile
Of tunnel which lay under the ornamental
water Bcakhane was a hundred wards ahead
Ii don catch him. Maurice muttered.
brcathIc~~ he VIII knock at the trap. and he
may very probably kill Carfax. Well, | can
catch him and al this distance | certainly
can't hit hi1n, but can drown him
He drew his revolver and fired point blank
~ one uf the gla-, squares Of the root he
first shot cracked It: the second made a hole;
the third demolished il. Water poured down
into the tunnel III a stream two icet square
Mluri,r stood hi- ground. and smashed two
more -GUtre~- Then. with the water already
up - IN, middle he fled for safety up the in
olIned part Of the tunnel. Beakbane was GER
taInly gone 20 his account
Maurice reuountcd to the statue, and met
Cramprpn on the stairway.
- YOU and Bcakbanc are IN league after
all" SAID Maurice Well YOU are too late.
He j. drowned.
What" erred Crampiron in terror.
Maurice calmly explained
Come up stars Come up steirs'' said
Cra1npirou and ,utchcd It Maurlcc'S arm.
" QUICK And do something t. get out the
other way You have drowned Norah, tell
YOU Nprth Wa II the tunnel
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
BIG BETTING COUPS

for higher stakes could not he re,tstei. He
began by betting ten louis ~ a time In a dlv
or Two he had Won three thousand franc II
this w1y- Il Wa only "a step - the next stage.
soon he VA, r.7kIlg five hundred and q thou
sand francs at a time. and doubling the stake
Il he waS not Immediately successful The eui
came when. starting IN the morning with bti
luck. he visited every gambling house =. Par,
during the dlv. and returned Z, hI- piyinJ~ Il.
the evening with scarcely enough LETT - buy
his breakfast the next morning With true
philosophy. he Immediately returned - his
studies telling his trteniS that he hal -ee-
much of a side ot lie with which ne hal been
ynacqutinteI. but that his work had suffered !
As he would never allow y to suffer tgir-I.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
Saved by the Last Straw

D ICHAkD BOURCHIER Wa by birth a
N gentleman. but M ,p0iuc-~ r,r the S.-..;c =
table brought his fortune u such & Low ,. THAT
he was glad . accept a position: - ....--..,-l 30.
the Earl 81 Nu.grtvc While - service. H5. max
red = woman who hai saved a huri-ci AMI
fifty pounds. This Wa quickly .'~- II -.i-. j.
and BoUrchJcr found himself II sp-r straits
He managed. however. . borrow twenty
pounds from . friend. and Immediately -c
turned = the table. But under his ,r.- Va
a rope which he had purchased II orie- {, hang
himself II IN, bad luck continued
Better fortune Wa n store t,r ham N -.-.~
occasion, however and the 'pe vv,t~ Icrc- ,--~-r
gwen - another PLAYER Whp Wa IN ucri %: u
but had not the Necessary tvvppcu.e O. 1,.v
one The cN-tpptuIu Won. not merely p.
this evening but for many evening .,tte-yy AZ /.
Adopting safe tactic. he accumulated -'--
tune. and - course 9t time Wa admitted z,
the presence ot the King %: France. t-,,,. whom
he won fifteen thousand pistpIe~. AMI . the
circle OF the Duke ~ Orleans. from whom he
took ten thousand He camel other large
sums. MANY rich Jewels. and 4. pee o.: am
bergrIs valued ~ twenty Thousand crowns.
which may be seen ~ tins dIv m the museum
At Venice. He Travelled = Fl1.,.irr-. AMI won
TWENTY-FIVE hundred ppuniS from The King
and thirty thousand from the Duke u Bavaria
He then returned o England and settled i,un
a. a country gentleman. maintaining A mag
uIfccnt estate with his enormous winnings
He became famous - breeder 50: horse. and
although the Duke %: Bavaria never PAIL al
that he owed, he sent - the monarch q sple.,i,i
coach and SIX. He died At the comparatively
early age of forty tIve. highly respected bv his
TiCh and poor.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
For Human Use

If live. vet summon up Il, wori
To cheer men on the stony path we tread.
Withhold the merry Thought they should have
heard
sing NJ brave e,uG u ease the wlv-a...
Nou-thoush YOU walk n, more ~ earth
with u.
oh gallant soul. s., eager once {, give.
Through countlc,, memories. rich AMI gen.
crOuS.
OF courage taught. Of love AMI mrth-vet
live. -lliis Dnr5V