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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17


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Help Wanted, Lost and Found Ads insert
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Carl A. Peterson, Tailor and Importer,
1427 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
$4,000 to loan on first mortgage in sums to
suit. Bring papers,. Horace II. Nixon,
Attorney-at-Law, 37 Marker ST., Cam
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FOR SALE
3 MIN Room Cottages, will show Q per
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For Sale-Double frame house on Morning
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or address Thomas Cross, Holly Beach,
New Jersey.
For Sale Cheap-One large st. Louis touring
car, 1907 model, complete with cape top,
folding glass front, newly painted, in ex-
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offer refused. Apply for demonstration
at No. 744 Lafayette street, Cape May City,
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For sale-lst class launch, % feet long, 5 horse
power engine. Finished In quartered oak
and mahogany. Also two story boat
Jus oO ~ ANAO AoA4 AA16Ce otAOR
E. H. Peterson, l22 $. 18th street, Phila-
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Piano Tuning-George Long, at Mace's Gar
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W~anted-Family washing and ironing. VIII
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Lots 500: Payable S daga, f q @entalz,
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For cottage. Ocean view. 2l7
Taylor avenue, Holly Beach, \. j.
For Sale-The oeean-going sloop yacht Stella.
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For Sale-sO foot launch, Globe engine, sum-
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Apply j. Albert Harris, Edgeton Inn.
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For Rent-Furnished, four room apartment
all conveniences. $50 for season to Oct. L.
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For Rent-Front bed room, Sd floor, use of
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Real Estate Wanted-Wm buy a small cot
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For Remit room cottage, 23d street and
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17

For Sale Cheap-One large st. Louis touring
car, 1907 model, complete with cape top,
folding glass front, newly painted, in ex-
ceptionally fine condition. No reasonable
offer refused. Apply for Demonstration
at No. 744 Lafayette street, Cape May City,
N. J..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-04
The Pauper of Park Lane
WILLIAM LIE QUEUx.
Copyright 1905, by Queux
Entered at Satoner's rights reserved
BY WILLIAM LIE QUEU
CHAPTER XIV, (continued).

CHAPTER XIV, (continued).
But only yesterday you told me
that you don't want a farthing of old
Stathams money"
Nor do l. His money has curse
upon 1.-THE money filched from the
pockets of widows and orphans
money that has been obtained by
fraud and Misrepresentation cried
Adams. To-day he is respected and
lauded on account of his pious air and
his philanthropy; yet yesterday he
f1oated rotten concerns and coolly
pocket by reason of the glowing prom
lses that he never fulfilled. No."
ar'ed the man, clenching his strong.
ha1'd fist; sI don't want single penny
Of his money. You, Lyle, may have
what you want of thirty thousand
- be the minimum"
fou talk as though you contemplate
cd banding his fortune" the other re-
married, in some surprise.
when / reveal to him. my inten-
tons, his banking account will be at
my disposal, depend upon it, Adams
sad "But don't want any of his
brides. I shall refuse them. will
have my revenge. 1t shall
be- an eye for an eye, and
tooth for. !. tooth. He showed
me no mercy-and l will show him
none-none. But it is Max Barclay
who will assist me towards that end,
and the girl at Cunningham's Marion
Rolfe, who must be made the cats
paw"
Lyle remained thoughtful, his eyes
upon the carpet.
YES" he said, slowly, at last. 81
quite follow you and divine your in
tentions. But, remember she's WON
an. Is it just-is it human?"
"Human!" echoed the cosmopoli-
tan, removing his cigarette as he
shrugged his shoulders with a non.
chalant air. 'To me it matters moth
ing, so long as / attain my object.
Surely you are not chicken-hearted
enough to be moved by woman's
tears"
II don't understand you," his
friend declared.
mo; I suppose you don't" he an.
swered. '.And, to be frank with you
Lyle, don't intend at this moment
that you shall. My intention is my
own affair. merely foreshadow to
YOU the importation into the affair OF
a woman who will through no fault OF
her own, be compelled to suffer in
order to allow me to achieve the OBJ.
ject I have in view
The hunchback turned slightly to-
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that both Maud and her father have
actually been the victims of some pc
litical plot?" she asked, regarding him
with a strange expression
Well-how can conjecture other
wise? The doctor would never have
left suddenly without sending word tc
me. Have you written to Charlie tell
ing him of the sudden disappear
ance?"
Eyes. wrote the same day that
you told me, and addressed the letter
to the Grand hotel, at Belgrade"
Then he has it by now?"
Certainly. I'm expecting wire
from him asking for further particu
lars. He should have got my letter
the day before yesterday, but up tc
the present I've received no acknowl
edgment."
Max did not tell her that her broth
er had not left London on the night
when he was believed to have done
SO, and that it was more than probable
he had never started from Charing
Cross. He kept his own counsel, at
the same time wondering what was
the real reason why Marion so stead
lastly refused to tell him the nature
of Maud's confession That it had
been of a startling nature she had
already admitted, therefore he could
only suppose that it had some direct
connection with the astounding disap,
pearance of both father and daugh-
| ter.
| On the other hand, however, he was
suspicious of some ingenious plot, be-
cause he felt convinced that the doc
| hox 0ffo {,,,, al
without giving him confidential news
of his whereabouts.
Have you written to Maud?" he
asked, after few moments.
| mo. l don't know her address,"
"And you have not seen her?"
mo"
"But you don't seem in the least
alarmed about her disappearance"
"Why should I be? rather ex
pected it, she answered; and it sud,
denly occurred to him whether, after
all, she had been with Maud to the
concert at Queens hall on the night of
the sudden removal.
A distinct suspicion seized him that
she was concealing from him some
fact which she feared to reveal-some
| law ILdI CohSCl LIEU uSISGll luOIS Iudu
Maud. He could see, in her refusal to
satisfy him as to the girls confession
an attempt to mislead and mystify
him, and he was just trif1e annoyed
thereby. He liked open and honest
dealing, and began to wonder whether
this pretended promise of loyalty tc
her friend was not being put forward
to hide some secret that was hel
own!
The two girls had, during the past
few months, been inseparable. Hal
Maud really made startling confes
sion, or was the girl seated before
him, with that strangely uneasy ex
preston upon her beautiful counter
ance, endeavoring to deceive him?
He tried to put such thoughts be
hind him as unworthy his devotion tc
her. But, alas! he could not.
Mystery was there-mystery that he
was determined to elucidate.
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CHAPTER XVI.
On Dangerous Ground,

In the glorious shutdown glinting
across the river and rendering it a
ripping flood of gold, Max and Marion
were seated in the long upstairs room
of that old fashioned riparian inn the
London Apprentice" at Isleworth,
taking their tea at the open window.
Before them was the green ait, with
the broad, tree-fringed river beyond,
a quiet, peaceful old world scene that,
amid the rapidly changing metropoli-
tan suburbs, remains the same today
as it has been for the past couple of
centuries or SO.
They always preferred that quiet,
old fashioned upstairs room-the club
room. it was called-of the London
Apprentice" at Isleworth, to the
lawns and string bands Of Richmond,
ures Of Eel Pie Island.
That long, silent, old, panelled room
with its big bow window commanding
wide reach of the river towards ST.
Margaret's was we'll suited to their
idyllic love. They knew that there
they would at least be alone, away
from the Sunday crowd, and that after
tea they could sit at the window and
enjoy the calm shutdown.
The riverside at Isleworth does not
change. Even the electric trains have
passed close by it on their way TO
Hampton Court from Hammersmith
but they have not modernised it. The
old square-towered church, the row
of ancient balconied houses, covered
with tea roses and jasmine, and the
ancient waterman's hosiery, the
London Apprentice" are just the
same today as they have ever been in
the memory of the Oldest inhabitant;
and the little square in the center of
the riverside village is as silent and
untrodden as in the years when
Charles II loved to go there on his
barge and dine in that very room at
the inn, and when, later, David Gar
rick and Pope sang its praises.
Max and his well-beloved had fin.
| ished their tea and, with her hat and
gloves off, she was lying back in a
lounge chair in the deep bay window
watching the steamer Queen Eliza
beth with it's brass band and crowd
of eXcursionists, slowly returning tc
London. Near her he was seated, laz
lilly smoking a cigarette, his eyes upon
her in admiration, but still wondering
as he always wondered
The truth concerning Maud Petro
witch had not been told
|. He was very fond of the doctor
Quiet, well educated. polished ant
pleasant always, he was, though a for
eigner, and Servian to boot, ths
very essence of a gentleman. His
dead wife had, no doubt, influenced
him towards English ways and Eng
fish thought. while Maud herself-tht
very replica of his lost wife, he al
ways declared-now held her fathe
beneath her influence as a bright anc
essentially English girl
The disappearance of the pair was
an enigma which. try how he would
he could not solve His efforts to fine
Rolfe had been unavailing, and Mar
ion herself had neither seen no
heard from him. At Charles cham
bers his man remained in complet'
ignorance. His master had left 70
Servia-that was all.
Max had been trying in vain to leat
the conversation again up to the mat
ter over which his mind had becom
so much exercised; but, with her won,
ans keen ingenuity, she each tim
combated his efforts which truth t
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wards the curtained window. He
moved quickly in order to conceal an
expression upon his face, which, had
it been detected by his companion,
the startling and amazing events re-
corded in the following chapters would
surely never have occurred
But John Adams, standing there in
ignorance, was chuckling over the Sc
cret of the terrible triumph that was
SO very soon to be his-a triumph 20
be secured by the sacrifice of an hon
est woman.
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MRS. j. r. GoLEpNER DEAD.

observation-disclosures Nauman was
born in Germany SO years ago and
died one and one-half mile southeast
Of here on the 26th day of March, 1908.
While yet a small child she emmigra-
ted with her parents to America, loca-
ting in Keokuk county, and in 1859
was married to J. Fred Goeldner, who
preceded her in death in 1897. She left
surviving her to mourn her loss one
sister, Mrs. Augusta Goeldner, and
five sons: Otto Goeldner, Yedo Goeld-
ner, Charles M. Goeldner, Hugo F.
Goeldner and Arthur Goeldner and one
daughter, Mrs. Ida Schultz, all of
whom reside in Sigourney and vicinity
and were present at the funeral. She
also had one other daughter, Hulda
Meyerdirk, who died about years
ago.
Funeral services were held last Sat
urday morning at her late residence,
conducted by the Rev Tilman, Of the
German Evangelical church, after
which her remains were laid to rest in
the West cemetery.
G. A. Goeldner, of Ottosen, Iowa, ar
rived in Sigourney Friday to attend
the funeral of his aunt.
Hamilton at Marengo.
Congressman D. W. Hamilton spent
Sunday with his family, having come
mere by the way OF CEDAR Rapids
where he had been in attendance al
the democratic state convention. He
left Sunday evening for Marengo
where next week he will be engaged
In the trial of a will contest, after
which he expects to return to Wash
ngton, d. c., to resume his congress
sional duties.
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs Rose RomOser of near Well
man. was in Sigourney Saturday, haV-
| ing come here to attend the funera
| of her sister law, Mrs. Goeldner
Herman and Henry Goeldner. O.
Keota, We're in Sieourney Saturday il
attendance at the funeral of Mrs
| Goeldner.
Rev Philip Palmer of the Presby
| terrain church preached his farewell
sermon Sunday In April Rev. Paine
and his family will leave for their new
home in Seaton, ILL.,. where Mr.. Pal
mer has a charge.
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The Philadelphia. Watch Case Co.,
OF Philadelphia. Pa, make and war
, rant this gold filed case for twenty
years continuous wear 1t IS made
from two pieces of solid gold, with a
base metal between to give it strength
and stiffness and should you be able
to wear it out before twenty years we
will replace same with new case
free of any charge. All new designs
and hand engraved, they are really
handsome watches.
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Prairie Fire in. Nebraska Sand Hills

Paxton, Neb., April "A prairie
fire has been raging in the sand hills
for two days. James Kane is known
to have been burned to death, many
houses destroyed, hundreds of head
of live stock lost and thousands Of
acres of prairie burned over.
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Fleet sails North Today.

San Francisco, April "A wireless
dispatch received here early this
morning from the feet at Magdalena
Bay follows: THE record target prac-
tice is practically completed: the
Vermont finished with its big guns
yesterday The fleet -oils for the
north today"
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Famous Racing Horse, St. Simon Dead,
London, April 2.-The duke of Port
lands famous race horse ST. Simon
died this morning. The horse was
originally bought for $4,000, and held
an unbeaten record throughout his
racing career
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SOC BOX OF SWANS BACkACHE
AND KIDNEY PILLS


At F. B. Clark's and j. H. L. Sven
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Have you Backache? Rheumatismi
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Governor Guild Generally Improved.
Boston, April 2.-Governor Guild;
physicians stated today that his coil
dition is generally improved.
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You feel the life-giving current. A
gentle warmth fills the nerves and
blood. It's pleasure to take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Sargent, the true
druggist, corner Market and Main.
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Don't Wear a Truss

Brooks Appliance is a new
scientific discovery with auto
matte mir cushions that draws
tho broken parts together and
binds them IS you would q
broken limb. II absolutely
holds firmly and comfortably
and never slips, always light
and cool and conforms 10 every
movement of the body without
chatting or hurting. l make il
to your measure and send II 10
you on q strict guarantee of
satisfaction or money rofund-
Cd and l have put my price %
low that anybody, rioh or poor,
can buy II. Remember, Imake
II IN vour ordAr-Aond IL n, voy,
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A Life Sentence

of suffering with t..roat and lung
trouble is quickly committed by Dr.,
f-ing's New Discovery. SOC and SLIGO.
F. B. Clark, J H. l.. S,~Ienson & Co..
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You wear and II doesn't satisfy you, you send back
and will refund Jour money Tho banks any RESPONSE
oie citizen in Marshall VIII toll that Is the way do bust
absolutely the square and Ihavo sold
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use no salves no harness. lies fakes Just give
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shall, Mich.
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1t invigorates, strengthens and
builds up, keeps you in condition, ply
sically and mentally That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets Sar-
gent, the true druggist, corner Mar
ket and Main
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If you do not live within his reach
sent direct to Swain Medicine Co.
sole Mfg. Kansas City, Mo and gel
hay Rree. TO 10 cents to pay postage
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This is the Elgin watch we place in
the above case. Made by the well
known Elgin National Watch Co., Of
Elgin, Ill 1t is their II ruby jewel
grade, with patent regulator and non
catching hairspring, and absolutely
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Each watch is cased up and run in. our
store SO that we know it is ready for
your, pocket when it leaves us.
Reduced Prices.
For the purpose Of doing mail or.
der business on these watches we
have reduced the price, making it as
low as can be found for goods of this
grade and quality.
Case and Movement as Shown, com.
plete for $18.95.
Same movement, but cased in same
quality case. open face, screw back
and bevel with dust proof crown and
warranted for twenty years, $11.60.
On the arrival of your check or
money order we will at once send you
this watch, all carrying charges pre-
paid, but if you prefer you can have 1t
sent C.. o. D.. with privilege of ex.
animation,
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date and thereby throw the Office 70
an opposing political party. The forco
of this argument is entirely lost boro
as the polls show there are not enouoh
opposing party votes to take this os.
flee from the Republicans with two
candidates running on the Republican
ticket. If Mr.. Bitterness has beaten mo
once fairly he can do SO again. for ba
now has the advantage of being on the
ballot as an independent Republican
candidate at the November election
l again ask a free investigation as 70
my merits and ability for this Office
nd ask for the support of teh people Of
this county, l wish further to call YOUR
attention to the fact that he city of
Brookings is the residence of every Re.
publican candidate except the candi.
date for County Treasurer. Is such the
wish of the people? Record your am
swer at the November election.
Yours Very Truly,
d. w. Reeves.
Sterling Precinct.
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A CARD OF THANKS
And An Announcement

Brookings, S. D., June 18th, 1908.
To the six hundred and sixteen
friends who voted for me at the recent
Primary | wish to extend my sincere
thanks and assure you your kindness
is fully appreciated. When one con-
siders that a large number of my
friends were "sand-bagged' on one
side with the argument vote for OF,
terness, Reeves has no chance and
Barge may win" and on the other side
with the argument Vote for Barge,
Reeves cannot win" and the further
delusive impression spread broadcast
from the partisan headquarters and
the newspapers of the county that I
was an Independent candidate, it ap-
pears to me that the result of the vote
clearly indicates that I am the choice
OF the republican voters of this county
for County Auditor. Believing this to
be true, and at the urgent and per-
sistent request OF many friends who
believe likewise, after due considera.
ton | have concluded to stand as an
Independent Republican candidate for
the Office of County Auditor of Brook
ings County and hereby announce my
self as such.
In arriving at the conclusion to stand
independently I have not overlooked
the argument the opposition will use,
that because | have entered the Pri.
mary and was beaten that | should
abide by that vote. In answer to this
objection | will say that l was not
fairly beaten, and neither the press
nor the factions can persistently raise
the point, because they have all main.
tanned | was running Independently.
also fully realize the stigma and pre-
JUDGE that would be turned against
a man running independently in a
community where two political parties
OF about equal strength were contend
ing for the supremacy, and a man of
one party would run Independently
against a\regularly nominated candi.
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CAN'T BE SEPARATED
Some Brookines People Have Learned
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