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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
Ssusa e Lses hsissaiae

Government experts now assert
that after three years Of patient
study they have solved the secret of
loco weed poison and that the same
10 I'srium, a very rare mineral which
is found in minute quantities in so.
luton in such loco weed as grows
on alkaline soil Other loco weeds
are harmless.
1t will be remembered that the
discussion over this plant has kept
mp for years No scientist could
find any trace Of poison in loco yet
cattle and horses continued to suffer
DR.. c. d. Marsh also asserts that he
can cure cases Of loco poisoning by
use of strychnine powders and other
remedies
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
: Vicinity ~ owe
ti0 snsa.1'.s usrs.I Al;
0esaaAs svvew1 VI,
eNalGIu

NessCksmgs<a CssreaSaoAsoc<
"Wednesday feh. ~.
DERRY o'Eegsn ~ea, east No.day
evening
krs. John Coats Was a PAri4n VS.
tor Thursday.
"a Dce came N Monday aud
~cat to Ohio CITY.
W III kemp arrived this aornsng
and went to Sslisvllle
A Staple Was recently called 10
Villa Grove by the serious illness Il
hi- baby s.rl
Mrs VIII keelor and chiliren
have gone to Psoaia t. visit her
mother Mrs McIDonough.
p ;. Saunders has gone TO Cripple
Creek to visit his children aud ex-
poets 10 he gone until june.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Borsam gave a
dance the 22nd al their pretty home
ON Tomichi and everybody en- nloyed
themselves until the sun was up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
Our Trade With Canada

Last year Canada bought from the United
States products to the value Of l51 millions of
dollars and shipped ms about IS millions. This
trade was conducted despite the protective tar
in Of our country and the very high tariff OF
Canada. wh.ch discriminates against American
goods. Despite the fact that there are pvner.
Gus remedies advertised for curing ailv,nts Of
the stomach. liver and bowels, Ho-teffer's $
Stomach Bitters have advanced contipuou~ly
until today finds it foremost Of its class Its
after the other remedies had failed. and We
have many voluntary letters testifyine to this
fact. 1t cures poor appetite. heartburn. ycu,it-
eestitn. cramps dyspepsia colds and malaria.
We guarantee the genuine to be absolutely
pure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
1. CO..
NessC CsssuapunAunas.

Wednesday. YsA. ~.
Paddy Gam vac up frosa q 0sss.
son >anasy
Bora 10 Mr.. aud Mr-. Jo~ I.sA,e
oa Thursday last. q ssa.
Work oae day a week aud trs.s.
come three times a wes.k.
Washington = b.rthdsv Was csls
braied here With mask ball ., tke
hall
Mr. Johnson and Pearl Sivouss
went - Gunassoa Monday for . lev
day.
Lee lehman gave q turkey sao,t
SUNDAY The crack .Aas Of NJ,
Carbon got Ieft.
Miss Paulson. after teaching a
successful term of school here. has
gone ~ Denver
John in,.tze Is an Gunnisou for
medicsi treatment lie Is a.coml,sn-
,ed by Grandma kuntze.
Mr. Coberly went 10 Tlenver lsai
seek to remain a few months. He
left pretty cottage built on h,s land
before going.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
WHITE PINE
hampton Correspondent

Tuesday, Feb. IS.
Clifford Sitter left Saturday for
Salida.
Peterson and Walburn have put
two shifts on the Silver Trowel.
". c. Dunlap is spending some
time with Judge Pitcher at the
Smelter.
A. NJ Woodwork was over We'd
nesday to move his personal property
to his ranch on Cochetopa creek.
Camerons were up from their
ranch Friday, probably the last time
for few weeks on account of trouble
keeping the road open.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
Heart
Troubles

The heart may be weak
just the same as the eyes,
stomach or other organs.
1t often happens that a
person is born with a weak
heart. Then again dis
ease, fevers, over-exertion.
anxiety, nervousness,
rheumatism, etc. weaken
the heart. The result is
shortness 81. of breath, pal
pltatlon, pain in the heart,
or IN some of the nerves
OF Oh the chest or abdomen.
The heart should be
strengthened with a tonic.
and for this nothing equals
Dr. Miles Heart Cure.
mad IaGrippe last fan a.
fir..i ny N a mild form. was veal
cn,,,a i,eeilng. and short of breath:
a. iarcly go about and a s-oo.i
Ieal o. the time sort Of an asth,1a.,. sc
t'a..is ta.d.Liiis and extremely neryous
n, nss"n taxing Or. Miles Heart S,ure
b9tta-.. ; Nine and now feel so much
9, N every wav. | am SO fbank
ra ara '.at IL ! began taking this medicine
.o ,slo snail not hesitate to teli othnr:
'o" much good it has done me
MRS. +. ]. NORTON
fr-evflle, New York.
rnoor druggist sells Dr.. Miles, u..,&
nr;n. sno we authorize him te retwrN
20 o. hrst bottle (oniy) IL II fsi,s
Miles Medical Co., Elkhsr.. Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
ono uU
News Champion CorrespOndenos.

News Champion CorrespondenOs.
Tuesday, Feb. %
j. B Mayfeld, councilmasn anc
one of the boosters Of Ohio CITY
paid business trip to the co~nt,
seat this week Monday.
1t 10 rumored that the new man.
aeement takes hold Of the Raymond
on March first and that the nsx
company propose to mine on a scsll
very much larger than any hitherto
attempted. The Raymond is one d
the best mines in Colorado today.
A brass band organization hs.
been perfected at Ohio City and
starts out with a meiAbership ol
sixteen. Following are the mem.
bers; Messrs May6eld, Walker Bros
Stevens, NJ. X. Waterman, Kioss
Ridley, A. Caafman, Ward Cauf.
man, Webb, Lanoue Bros, Die,
Bros, Flick and Buckley.
Managers of the Colorado Quartz
Creek Mining Co, a Michigan com.
pany which has taken charge of the
Jersey Blue mill are in and work i,
beginning. The mill will be moved
to place at the mouth of Mcintyre
gulch on Quartz creek. where il
will treat ore to be trammed down
from the Cortland Glen Robinson
OF Lansing, Michigan, is in charge
The 10000 tons of dump ore run.
ming So to Sl2 will be first treated
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
urn ClDnasoN VALLEY
News-Champioa Correspondence.

Tuesday, February %.
Nearly showed under again.
Mrs. VIM. Spann is visiting on
East river.
. Walter Wilson has been laying in
q summer supply Of coal.
G. L. Stevens of Tomichi made a
short call in our valley Sunday.
Mrs. Downey and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Theo. Davis.
Zilba Haymaker is hauling logs
to the East river saw mill and Spann
Bros. are hauling lumber from the
mill to Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
SOMERSET AND DARnoaE

News-Champion Correspondeace.
Thursday, Feb. 20
l.. Moseley was Bardine visitor
Thursday last.
John Gallop and J. Ramoot drove
to Somerset Wednesday.
w. J. and H. S. Redmon spent
Sunday at the Bar 4 ranch.
Mrs. John Rush snd daughter,
Evelyn, visited Mrs. Mckee At SOM
erset Thursday.
W. J. Redmon of keystone Wyo.,
is spending some time here with
relatives and friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
hsps.sd SA 4 SAsA cs11k =
Record stockman.

Record StockmaH.
Plans are ON foot looking to big
sale OF southern stock cattle in Den
yer this spring. Such sale will
provide an opportunity for Colorado
stockmen to stock up on good cattle
at right prices While the plans
are not complete yet, there is reason
to expect that they will be worked
out successfully. Buyers of stock
cattle are therefore urged to go slow
IN making contracts until they are
informed fully of these plans. 1t is
proposed TO bring the cattle TO Den
yer and provide the buyers with an
opportunity to see what they bHy
and to buy on the open market in
open composition that will make the
BUYERS certain that they are buying
right both as to quality and price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

a convention of forest supervisors
and rangers was held at Delta
February Il. W. r. Kreutzer ex-
planned the general conduct and
policy Of the Gunnison forest. f..
\. Vance spoke regarding the min
ing industry and II. n. Underwood
on permanent improvements. Other
articles were read that resulted in
mutual improvement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

The spring meet of the Gunnisoa
County Stock Growers at their ban
quet has been set for Friday even
ing. March p, at La Neta. The one
last year was such a success that it
will become an annual affair. The
committee on arrangements is hard
at work on details of the banquet.
Tickets will be $50
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
ODcllEIopA

News Champios COrresposeesce.
Monday, Feb.2i
Ed Funk was in Gunn,son last
week.
Frank McNite went to Gunnison
first OF the week.
About six inches Of fresh snow
fell last night
T.. d. Cochrane was over from
Sagusche last week.
W. l.. Perry and T.. c. EVERY
made q trip TO Gann'son Monday.
Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

The World Famed Carnival
Mardl Gras, at New Orleans. February
18th. Low winter tourist rates via Colo
RADIO a Southern. Illustrated bookle,
sent "n request. L. T.. fIsHER,
General Passenger Agt. iAnyer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

The horsemen of the county are
asked to meet at the city hall Friday
night at s O'Clock for the purpose of
appointing committees to arrange
for the try out of horses and riders
for the endurance race from Ogden
to Denver Ever, BODY invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

-Four yearlings and eight weaners
are among young mule stock which
Van Tuyl brothers have in their
breeding pens. They are certainly
as fine amin ais as can be grown in
Missouri, the home of the mule.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Homeseekers' Rates South
One fare Plus 81 90 to certain points in
and lew Mexico and return; literal lin
its; stupovers; via. Colorado Il Southern.
Full information on application.
G-14 T. +. FISHER, &. PA. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Louis Rouviere and Van Tuvl
Bros. recently returned from mar
keting eight cars OF fat steers at
Kansas City. They secured S4.4O
and are well pleased with the cattle
situation
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Mother-Johnny did YOU get that
awful cold while out PLAYING.
Son-No mother think | caught
it washing my face yesterday morn
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
HoNlEvuE

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, February a6.
Good sleighing agsin.
Will Mcconnell left "Wednesday
for their home in Pavette, Idaho.
W. B. Mcconnell gave a dance at
his Razor creek ranch Friday night.
W. A. johnson wife and daughter
spent Sunday with Mr.. A. T.. lies
Combes.
Quite a number OF our young peo-
pie attended the dance at Fred Bor
sums Saturday night.
Gentlemen come in and pick out
one Of those salesmans samples in
dress shirts.
Sampliners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Seven Montrose horses affected
by glanders have just been killed by
order of DR.. Lamb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

ETHoDIST EPISCOPAL Church of Gn,.
- nison-Sundsy school at 10 a. M Morn
Ine service at II a m, class meeting at II m
Junior League at y. m. Epworth League A.
o 80 and evening service at 30 .. m. Midveel
@yer meeting on Thursday evenings. Yop
Wfn be welcomed
Rev. Sherwood A. webber. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

GATHOLlC Church-Services every first and
~ third Sunday of month: first mass, ) a. m. !:
high Mass iOtp a M: Sunday School every
SUNDAY AZ sp p. m. During months from
October t. June evening services on G ,urrh
Sunday at :Dp. IN. Fr VIM. kipp, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Services tho frs.
IL and third Sundays of each month AT II ,
m and 90 p m. Sunday School every Suu-
day at IL a. m. All are cordially welcomed
Rev. F. N. Bacon pastor.
DRESBlTERlAN CHURCH. Morning scr
Il vice at II ocloch. sabbath School a, q *
a. m. Evening service 80 p. m. Good music
All cordially invited.
Rev. J. d. Henry, Pastor.
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HOW TO TEST L,ksEeD OIL.

-
There is nothing that will E:ake
paint go wrong on the house more
quickly than poor oil. 1t is as bad in
its way as authorizations in the white
lead. Petroleum oil cheapeners may
be detected by placing drop of the oil
on black painted surface II one sees
the characteristic iridescence or play
of colors which kerosene exhibits, it
is evidence of adulteration. Corn and
fish oil can be detected by the smell.
Adu.ter: tion in white lead can best
be discovered by the use of blow
pipe, which National Lead Company
will send with instructions free to
anyone interested in paint. Address.
National Lead Company. Woodbridge
Building, New York
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~ k.AhAA IN VA ~ .ARkhAt
ANAI'OLE'S
SELF-SACRIFICE
(Copyrigl,t.)
BY r.w. nASsnEw

Lucette glanced up as she heard
The well-known clank of the iron boot
upon the pavement: and little rush
of excited color swept over her face,
changing for an instant its natural
sallowness and its expression of set
tied melancholy.
1T is Anatole," she said, smiling
across the room at her stepmother,
and rising hastily from the work
table, letting the loose petals of the
artificial rose she was constructing
slip from her nervous fingers and fiut-
ter down. lit is Anatole-I know the
sound of the boot; and for Anatole to
come here at midday 1t will be news
Of Louis Of certainty"
Madame Savarin paused in the act
of conveying knife-blade laden with
gravy and b-eadcrumbs to her large,
loose-lipped mouth.
NO news that is good to hear, or
such as he would not have the bearing
OF it, she commented with sort of
grunt When one is marked with the
wrath of heaven and is twisted in
body, and has the curse of the evil
eye, one is not chosen of fate to be
the bringer of happiness. Waste no
time on the creature, but put away
the hundred francs with the rest. l
have but an hour longer to remain
Lucette did not reply. She had
gone to the door and flung it open, and
now stood leaning out, with one hand
shading her eyes from the suns glare.
and the other pressed hard against
the painless doorpost.
A mile to the westward Paris lay
she could see the CLINT of the sun on
the tall towers of Notre Dame from
where she stood-and coming up the
narrow, ill'paved street which led to
it was the figure of a youth whose
years were approaching the dignity of
manhood. But it was only in the
matter of age that heaven had suf.
fered him to do SO, if one were to
judge from outward signs, for his
body was racked and twisted by con-
genital distortions, his huge head lay
low between upheaved shoulders, a
silt of iron eked out the length of one
shrunken leg, and pair of rudely con-
structed crutches assisted in the ma
nipulation of it's withered mate.
What is the news?" said Lucette,
clasping her dye.stained hands and
trembling with excitement.
They have not answered." he said.
THE letter was useless. 1t is as Mon
sieur lie Cure told us that day at
Sevres: the call of the government is
first and strongest, and a conscript
must serve his time
Mother of Sorrows! And it is a
whole year yet before his time will
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WAsHlNoTo PIE.
A Differences OF Opinion 40 10 What
Realty Constitutes lt.

sA Difference o. Opinion % 10 What
Il Realty Constitutes u.
Almost every one has heard Of
Washington pie, but there seems to be
no agreement Of opinion as to what
member OF the pie family rightly
bears the name Of the Father Of His
Country. Isl
Washington pie ?" says the man
from Way Down East, which is be.
yond Boston, repeating your. question.
Why, sure, know it. There are
three layers Of spongy cake, with two
layers of jelly or strawberry preserves
in between and with frosting on top.
It's bully. too, and wish l could get
it here"
But that's not Washington pie" in.
terrupts the woman from the West,
that's simply layer cake. Washing.
ton pie. though, is something like a
cake. But there are only two layers
of cake, and in between is creamy
filling made Of eggs and milk and
sugar and little favoring. And you
put powdered sugar on the top
That's Boston cream pie" chorus
two persons from Boston itself, who
speak with the assurance that betrays
their habitat. "And what's more, we
never heard of Washington pie. Do
you think it fitting to name a pie after
an important historical figure?"
give been making Washington pie
for years." interposes mildly woman,
who lives in Brooklyn and isn't
ashamed of it. land my Washington
pie is pie and not a cake. grind
apples into pulp and mix the pulp
with sherry and use that as filling
for an ordinary open-face pie. The
completed article looks much like
pumpkin pie. and it's the toothsomest
thing l know"
Now, what is Washington pie?
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Thrifty Pyrenees Giant.

Every now and then some one an
nounces himself as the "tallest man.
one of the latest to do so being Senior
Firmin Arrudi. native Of Salient, in
the Spanish Pyrenees. He is feet
inches tall.
Naturally most of these big fellows
go about the world exhibiting them.
selves, that ordinary mortals may
wonder and incidentally pay for their
wonderment. Senior Arrudi made a
tour of South America, where he made
in one year more than $4,000.
He was wiser than many freaks of
nature, however. and after accumu-
lating his money he returned to his
native village. where he went into re-
tired life, married and is living on
the interest of his earnings.
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How I Cured sweeny and Fistula.


Il want to tell you how saved one
of our horses that had fistula We
had the horse doctor out and he said
it was so bad that he did not think he
could cure it. and did not come again
Then We tried Sloaa's Lininent and
it cured it up nicely.
"One day last sp9ang I was blowing
for a neighbor who had horse with
sweeny, and l told him about Sloan's
liniment and he had me get a bottle
for him, and it cured his horse all
right, and he goes off now like colt.
I'VE had a horse that had sweeny
awfdlly bad and we thought it was
never going to be any good. but we
used Sloan's Eminent and it cured it
up nicely. told another neighbor
about it and he said it was the best
Lininent he ever used.
I've are using Sloan's Sure Collie
Cure and we think it is all right
A. d. Bruce, Aurelia,, la.
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he up" she cried in a wrung voice
1T is the heart that breaks-the
heart!"
Anatole stretched forth his hand
and laid it upon her arm-very rever
emily, as though she were something
sacred His voice thickened and hit
misshapen shoulders heaved.
III only the government would
aear!" he said presently. If only they
would let Louis of! He is strong, he
has good trade at his fingers ends
and could easily support the poor
mother-and yon. alone am useless
and it is / that am left"
you must let me help to bear this
burden with you," she said You will
go back to the poor mother and tell
her that come to live with her and
you tonight, and will hire of her, at
six francs the week. the room that ad.
joins her own. and will send my par.
cells by commissionaire. and make 1t
my workshop in future. Even so lit.
tie as that will help"
"Lucette, you are an angel! Yes
yes; even SO little as that will help.
At the least, it will buy medicines and
food for the poor mother, and 1t is
only for her that grieve. For my.
self, can live as other dogs live, and
find food where they find 1t. But will
Madame Savarin peemit you to do
this? Will she be willing to let you
live apart from her, and withdraw
from her the price Of your room,
here
SHE leaves for Avranches In an
hours time. She goes to join some
relatives thsse and to journey with
Thorn to America one week from, to-
day. replied Lucette. with some
slight trace Of bitterness In her voice.
i'Cf a truth, Anatole. II the dead know
what IS happening on earth, NY
father must be heavy hearted even IL
Paradise when he sees how tho WON.
an ne married deserts his only child 4;
AZ Tat moment the large person
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PATENTS.

List Of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern Inventors.
Reported by Lothrop & johnson.
patent lawyers, Oil Pioneer Press
building, st. Paul, Mimi: C. II. Bach,
Brooks, Mimi, composition for
matches and shoppers; NJ P. Elgen.
St. Paul, Mimi, faucet; T. V. Garlock,
Custer. S. D., table for cheesecutters;
M. S. Haling, Weaver, Mimi, tele-
graph transmitter; G. E. LANCE,
Erskine, Mimi, stacker; R. E. Peick-
ert, Dumont. Mimi, penholder; ]. F.
Pokormey, Hutchinson, Mimi, rack
for farm wagons.
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Good Crops in Mexico.

Good crop conditions are reported
from all parts of Mexico. The sugar
cane crop which is now being har-
vested is the largest in the history of
the country, while the yield of coffee
exceeds that of any previous year.
There is shortage of corn and wheat
in some sections, but the prospects
are favorable for good crops of those
two cereals this year.
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~MHs. PHARoAH'sv JEWELS.

The Discovery & A. un Regarded %
+. Most lmEo rtant one. /,
Il Enormous interest has been aroused
By the ammo uncement It Assoun Of
the discoyeryo 81 the Jewels Of the wife
OF seti H., who was probably the
PIharoah Of the Exodus, Z, says the
London Daily Mail. DR.. Wallace
Bulge Of the British museum and 9th
er Egyptologists in London have Al.
ready received news confirming the
dnd. ii3s Y Ri
The discovery Of these jewels"
said an expert, is Of the greatest i'm.
portance. and It is a further triumph
for Theodore M. Davis. the, American
millionaire who is backing the excava-
lions In the Valley Of the Kings near
Thebes. and also for Il. R. Ayrton, the
English Egypto!ogist, whose recent
luck has earned for him the name OF
the king finder
The excavations in this valley are
being directed by Mr.. Quibell, for the
Egyptian government service des an.
ttQuities, with, the greatest care.
These Jewels will not come to Eng
land. neither is there any present pos
sibility Of their leaving Egypt They
will be removed to the Cairo museum.
"The importance of the find laws in
this, that although the actual mummy
Of the queen has not been found, the
bracelets Of heavy gold. the huge ear
rings, the deliberately worked rings
and possibly the crown worn by all
the Egyptian queens, together with a
host Of accessories will have their
story to tell Of her life and history.
They may even set at rest the claim
that Rameses II. was the Pharoah of
the Exodus and enthrone Seti II. and
the queen, whose Jewels are now
found, as the rulers with whom Moses
talked, who had his upbraiding, who
knew not Joseph who suffered the
plague and were prominent figures in
one Of the most vivid chapters of the
Bible.
Valuable again is the find in this,
that extremely little is known of the
wife Of Seti II. OF Seti himself we
have some particulars. He it was
who seized the great obelisks at He'll
opolis known as Cleopatra's needles
one of which is on the Thames en-
bankment.
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Welded. TO HER ART.
Absent-Minded Actress Gives II
Husband Shock.

Absent-Minded Actress Gives Her
Husband Shock.
Time-the morning after the pro-
duction of a new play. Scene-the
home of the leading actor and actress.
my dear" said the actor, where
are the papers?"
He was anxious to read what the
critics had to say about him, being
convinced that he had made hit.
'Ah ha!" replied his absent-minded
wife. They are far-r-r beyond your
reach. have concealed them safely.
and will face thousand deaths ere
you can WIRING the dr-r-read secret
-Oh-er-Jack, mean the
boy must have forgotten to deliver
them this morning."
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Then the Quarrel Ceased.

Then the Quarrel Ceased.
They were having the usual fam
fly quarrel. AS was also usual she
could not convince him that she knew
whereof she argued.
Didn't go to school. stupid?" she
screamed.
Eyes, dear. you did, he replied
calmly. "And you came back stupid"
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BUY A HOME ON CROP PAYMENTS
In the famous Red River Valley. Mime
sofa. Write to-day for full information
5. j. Burchard. Manhattan Bldg, ST. Paul,
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1t is folly to talk of being guided by
the light of your conscience when you
take pains to keep it in the dark.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-01

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