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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-12-30
CHAPTER XVII Continued.

ooh, David. you can't say that. Sic
cried joyously.
~ shall say it. dear old partner 1
shall say that you took her from the
ASYLUM With my consent. There Is
only James Bansemer to call me a
liar. and he vii. not dare!'
THAT old man broom. Dayid-his
clerk. The man who saved me-he
knows"
HE is in the boat with his master.
He did save you, though. III spare
to fear from him than you think.
Frances, l am sure he saw me night
before last down there at the sea
wall He knows, am morally GER
tain, that you were not attacked by a
robber."
But. David. was robbed. My
rings and my pendant were taken by
some one. If broom was the first man
at my side-after you-then he must
have taken them"
II can't charge him with the theft"
groaned Cable. "He saved your life
and he might ruin mine. l would give
anything l have to know just how
much he saw of the affair. l can't &C
count for his presence there. 1t seems
like fate"
ut is impossible for him to accuse
you. David"
1T is not impossible. I'm afraid
He may have seen me plainly"
HRut I boua daccr;had INV occoiIo "
to the police. You do not answer the
description in any particular"
In the next ten minutes the nurse
came in twice to caution him against
overtaxing her nerves. politely limiting
that he should depart at once. There
was no medicine. no nursing. no care
that could have done her so much
good as this hour with her husband
ut hurt me more than | can tell
you. David. when saw that you were
jealous Of him. l could see it growing
in you day after day. and yet | could
not find the courage to make every
thing clear to you. Oh. how could you
have suspected me of that?'
Because | am man and because
love you enough to care what becomes
of you. ! was wrong. l am happy to
confess. Forgive me. dear can't tell
you how terrible the last month has
been to me. ! can't tell you of the bit
ter thoughts | have had nor the VI
cious deeds ! have planned. | was al
most insane | was not accountable
l have much to pay to you in the rest
of the years that l live; have much
to pay to my own conscience. and
also owe something to James Banse-
mer. shall try to pay all these diff
ferent debts in the coin that they call
for"
I'VE owe something, you and /.
TO Jane" said she as he arose to leave
the room.
"A confession and more love than
ever, Frances. l love her with all my
heart When you are stronger we will
tell her that she is not our child. We
nave loved her so long and so we'll
that she can't ask for better proof of
our devotion. That terrible thing at
Inc sea wall must remain our secret,
dear. Tomorrow l shall begin pulling
James Bansemers fangs."
lie found Graydon downstairs with
Jane, A sharp look into the young
mans eyes convinced him that his
questions concerning Mrs. Cable and
the latest news concerning the efforts
10 take the bandit We're sincere. Gable
held his hand for long time: the
nrm. warm grasp was that Of an hon
est man. AS he stepped out into the
night for short walk over town he
wondered. with great pain in his
heart, If Graydon Bansemer would
turn from Jane when he heard the
truth concerning her.
C,G|S (:N 80
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-12-30
CHAPTER XVIII.

- rs Harbert." said Elias
broom.
''Why didn't you say
to him that am busy7
don't want to see
nin' salu his employer in a sharp
undertone. Droom's long finger was on
us lips. enjoining silence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05

OUR ToeeERY DEPARTMENT IS coMLETE-EvEYrHlNe THAT
IS WORN BY MEN AND LITTLE MEN THE NEWEST csEA.
TONS IN NEckwsAa' LATEST DESIGNS IN COAT Hars ALL
SHADES AND STYLES IN HATS AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT
The SWELL DRESSER NEEDS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
MAKES ASTONISHING CURES
hl-o-ns TabIsts Cure Dyspepsia by Promptly
Removing the Cause. o. Money Back

Dyspepsia cannot be cured by taking a
dlgester, such as pepsin, because pepsin
simply digests your food artihcally. ana
not all OF the food either, for IL has no
effect at all on starchy food, such as DO
tatoas, rice, oatmeal, bread, etc,
There Is Just one way TO cure dyspepsia
and stomach disorders, trivial or serious.
and that Is to tone up or put energy in
TO the stomach walls, so that they viii
be able To properly mix or churn the
food
Mi-o-na tablets cure stomach troubles
by putting strength and energy into the
stomach. They quickly arouse the stom-
ach from Its inaction, and ia short time
IL Is able 80 do its work properly.
Mi-o-na Is successfully used in vomit-
Ing OF pregnancy. IN car and sea sickness
And bear in mind thst when the stom-
aeh is In good condition, constellation
disappears, also nervousness, drowsipess
night sweats, heartburn, etc.
X \. Goolrick the druggist, sells Nj
o-na tablets at 80 eents a large box.
under u rigid guarantee 10 do ali that is
claimed Tor them, or money back.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
RACES
GRAIN elevator
Thirteen Persons Dead, lnCIud-
ing Two Women.
PROPERTY LOSS S4OO,OOO

Entire Roof Was Blown OF and the
Structure Burst Into Flames-T~o
Women Walking Close BY Were
Burned 70 Oeath-Flames Started
ey Spontaneous Combustion. and
Nothing Could Stay Their Progress.
seventy-five Freight Cars Were Also
Burned.
Richfori Vt. oct s.-with a con.
cus-.on which shook the entire village
large grain elevator. having "a
paCity OF 100000 bushels. exploded.
causing the death of eleven wurkmcn
and two women. The explosion blew of
thc entire roof OF the building. scat
tcring timbers in all directions. and
almost instantly flames burst out all
over thc structure Twenty one men
were employed i'm the building
Mrs. John Jolitore and an unknown
woman. who were walking along the
Canadian Pacific railroad track close
20 tac elevator. were burned t. dca h
The elevator was owned Jointly by
The Canadian Pacific and the Boston a
Malrc railroads and was occunicd bv
the Quaker Oats company. Of Chicago
Tie amount OF grain il contained was
very large The flames which are sup.
posed 60 have been started by spon
iancous combustion ia the dry Dust
of The grain. spread so quickly that
the limited FIRE apparatus OF the vii
lage was of no avail Nothing could
prevent the entire destruction Of The
elevator and it's contents
The heat set tire 20 a arur shed
near the elevator. and the shed 70
gcthor with seventy five freight cars
standing near H. were burned
Tho wreckage and Ere blocked tho
tracks OF the Canadian Pacific railroad
completely for many hours so Il was
necessary for trains TO make dotour
by way Of Sherbrooke. Que
The total loss Is estimated at over
sf0O. 600
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
KING GEORGE
Anti Saloon League Formed Church Notes and
Personals

King Geoig' Go Va. oct. :.
4 good sizet audience greeted Rev Nj
Richardson Monday night a. Trinity
church. W here hs delivered a foiceful /. c.
turs pu the subject OF tempera c.. and
-ei forth bei r. hi- audience ir an i'm
pre--lve, -traightiIrward way the evils
II TIE saloon aud of whissey blinking
tie ~ X gently and most earnestly
with ut bitt'rus -. aud every word wa-
listened u with deepest attention. h,
showed how the whole country - he.ug
str % 20 thr great necessity of prohibi
tiOn, aud what great advance ARE beiug
msue dai y along that line. liz stated
thbt saloons Ure tclug C.D-ed In the
Unitsd States at the rate of tveuty a
iHv
At the clo-e ui the lecture he formed sr
anti-salOpn league. wi-h the following
uihcers; P-e-ident. lt.v. J H. New Till
Wei resident Of RappRhRnnock DE.
trict. hev- X II james; Vice Pr -ident o
Potomac i-tlict. Hon. Win. j. Rogers
Vice Pr'-id- 81 shiloh District. Tnos
" hite; Setr-tary. j. kObt Bnk.f: Treas
urcr. Mr- J H. BOsgs.
Mr. Richardson viii deliver ?, lectur.
tOmO ru~ night at ColoLial Beach or
The same subject
The fourth quarterly conference o
King George circuit will be held at Union
ueXt saturday and Sunday. 10Th and
llth iusteuts Kew K. +. Gayle Is ex
peet :" Do present. aud thee will b,
all dail -ervi. ~ eAr a day.
k'N. Mr.. James has recovered from hi,
recent attack aud was able 10 iteach on
sunday AT tletcher's Chapel and Trinity
Mrs.. Oscar Styron, who with her
daughter, Miss Sadie. and son. Oscar
have hnau rfafffrer ~
south, returned 20 her home a. Wash
ingtOn on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Mills. oi Washington. s.
spending some time with h.r brother
Hon. II. 4. Garnett
Mr.. aud Mrs Theodcra Mason and
son. OF Rockville. Md. arc guests ~ Mr.
+. ~ Mason.
Mrs. Paul Bradley is spendirg som,
time with Miss Eta Wilson AT Wake
Held, NestmOreland cou ttv.
Miss Agnes Duvall, OF Prime Georg,
county, Md, j. "A guest Of Miss 1sephln,
Garnett.
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner has returned
from an extended trip. including "A sta,
OF some weeks at the Warm Springs.
Mrs. II. I Garnett was a ga It thi,
week cf Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Wilson, a.
Wakefield
The school board has not vet aerur. d ,
teacher Tor the public school at Kin.
/ George.
A lecture will be given at Trin,t,
church on Wednesday evening. Octobe
| l4th, at d:3O O'Clock. for the ben,ti; "a
the chtuch, by Rev. John f. Cuthrlel
Admission. 2jc for adults: ! &C. children
The public Is cordially Invited. An en-
loyabie time Is assured those who at
tend
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
CAROLINE
Methodist Rsyrsl- School Eotoo- Personals.

h'" ing Green, Va, oct. Tth.
Revival service s. ara in prngras. at H..
Methodist church this week. On nSuoda,
aud Nout.y ffrht R.v r y c,rf
did the pr,achiu., since then thu seryis.'.
nave been c'r0nc- ed by the pastor. Rev
G.. o Tuttle Larys crowds attend enc,
nizht and there have been several nm
ies-ion=.
MIR. ! T. GravAtt. of Wasbinyto-,
spent sunday and Monday with his fan,
'iy AT the home of his m ,tner. Mr. + n
Gravatr.
Mr. T b Gill has returned from 81 visi
to relatives in iexirp.np
Mr.. B-yan Vincent wife and child. o
40 fox. arr guests of his pareurs Nj
and Mrs z u Vincent
Miss Niusn C,xai.l Is "A guest Of Mi..
Leila Lacy. in Richmond. during the fair
Ms Russell Brnadtn st,.,,t !, r,,,.,,,.,
1i tins week iu Richmond
Ni-s MargHret Wrbb. after "a sever.
-psil oi illness. il out again. She vii
cave in - lew days To resume her worl
- Holin-
Mrs Ernest smoot and two littl, cbV
Iron wi.! have Friday for Newport News
Shere they viii visit relatives.
Mrs. +. ". Chandler and two Children
Ar. ,,uest- Of Friends IN Richmond.
Mr~ H. T Glassel has returned from
Roanoke. where she attended ths " ~
I. L Convex tion. a. "a delegate IT, u
here.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Chandler. Jr. ,l
Richmond. spent Saturday and Su da,
with his parents here.
Rev. + II. Rowe, Of Buena Vi-ts. 5 .a,
a portion of this week ia town. lookina
ai.er his school here.
The public school opened Monday will
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
SP0TSYLVANlA COURT
PROCEEDINGS

cfA mtsie report ~ fines collected
Lis, ot al, i.istioss ordered ii ,.s
regular grand jury impauu,lad with
NJ Waite foreman. and returned fol.
owing indictments. Commonwealth Y
Ashby Brook, indictment for q misde.
mcAnor.
Commonwealth Y. Peter Acres and
hudson Acres, Indictments for misds-
meenOr.
Commonwealth v Peter Jones ipdlct-
ment Tor misdemeauor
Commonwealth Y. Jones and Dobson
indictment for felony.
commonwealth y. Andrew Johnson
Indictment for felony.
commonwealth Y. Andrew johnson. a
felony. "
.Commonwealth Thomas Pryor. In
dlctmeht Tor q felony.
Commonwealth v. Thomas p-,o- g.
dictment Tor "A felony.
Andrew johnson tried hv in,v and
given | , years In the penitentiary for a.
tempting murder County JaIler Waller.
housebreakiug
Ihos Pryor tried by jury and given IL
years IN the penitrntiary for Rttemptin0
10 hurn lsll and Aiil Jbiler Waller.
urenu Jury made report that the iail
was Ia unsafe condition and recommend
ed To the court that "A new jgIl be built.
The court entered an order fixing Nov
ith a. the day for election for bondino
uourtland Aagisteriai District for
permanent road improvements.
Commonwealth ' Dob>un. NcGee and
Jones continued TIL next court. II :.
Coleman Tor commonwealth and Alvin
/. hmorey Tor the deiendauts.
commonwealth V. Uphrlin Grimslev.
t'r Illicit sale of liquor. set for trial Wed.
ne-day L. 5. Coleman for common
wealth and Fred W. Coleman for the
school board directed to make sale of
certain land on petition filed. &c.
Willard, &c, y. Holloway. referred TO
commissioner FOR report But sner. n. a
Reynolds. &c. y. Corbin. &c.. copt,a.
ueu. Dejarnette, p. a.. aud 4. W. Coli
man. \. T. Embrey aud T. :. Coleman.
p. d
Hart v. Hart, continued F. W. Cole.
man, ?. q. aud lee J. Graves. %. d.
Ieden, &c Y. Grady, &c, reaanded To
tulrs. r. W. Coleman. y. g., and A. 4.
Embrey, p, q.
Schepmoes, RI, v. Corbin. 4 ais, final
decree. bnizner. p. r.. and +. W. Cole
man and a. i. Embrey, .. a.
Coleman. trustee.v Burru-s 4 ais. com.
mlssioner's report confirmed aud money
ordered disbursed. T. ;. Coleman. d. a.
oatlett y Catlett, continued. r. W.
Coleman y q. and Lee J. Graves, d. d.
Mercer v. Mercer, sale of land ordered
Graves, p q.
Graves, &c., V. Comfort, &c.. made a
vacation ea.e. Carter 4 Carter, d. o..
Bntzper and Powell. p 4.
Nhitlock .Whitlock defendant ordered
10 pay alimony, &c. r. :. Coleman, D. q.
Ioodwyn. &c., v. GOodwyn. continued.
;. /. Powell, p. q, aud Embrey and De
Jarnette. p. q.
Palmer V. Palmer. referred To commits.
sioner Tor report Carter 4 Carter. n. n
Dickinson v. Thompson. continued. T.
W. Coleman, T. O.. and {. o. Goolrick
2. q.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
HOW The PANIC MIGHT
HAVE BEEN RELIEVED

fredericksburg, Va, Oct 3. 1908.
To The Free Lance.
A culprit caught in the act OF murde,
will plead not guilty while his hands ART
red hot with the blood and his pockets
filed with the spoils Of his victims. he
will hire IA lawyer to defend and clear
him and witnesses 70 prove his limo.
eence; moreover he will exploit his In.
tamy under the guise OF "a public bene-
tactor and claim praise from his fellow
men; thus it Is with the Republican poll.
tician. To tell OF the many iniquities OF
Republican politicians, who have ruled
this country so many years, would ill a
large book. Let IL suffice now t1inquir,,
into their work during the last decade.
Ia lS9S money panic prevailed.
thousands of laborers stood idle. This
was acris!s when the people looked TO the
government for relief Had wisdom fill
ed the seat of authority the stress might
have been easily relieved. Had Congress.
under the advice Of the President, enact
ed bill authorizing the building of five
thousand miles OF public highways, radi-
ating from Washington In lines running
north, south, east and west, following
present most direct roads, and apprOpri-
ated one hundred million of dollars for
the work, thereby giving employment To
at least one hundred thousand men. IL
would have been a boon to the suffering
people, great benefit To the nation, en-
HANGING incalcuably the value Of lands
ebuttinR on these highways; It would
have relieved the over-crOwded cities of
their idle population. many OF whom
Would have remained in the country
after finishing the job. where they could
breathe the fresh air bask in the genial
sunshine and hear the birds sing-thus
Improving and elevating their moral
character.
Now let US see what happened. John
Sherman, u. 5. Secretary Of State, at the
time whereof we write, was concluding
the purchase OF Cuba, so ne wrote. and
would have closed the transaction with
the Spanish government for the sum of
one hundred million Of dollars, thereby
averting the war. But the war was
deemed by the Republican politicians in
authority a more popular measure to
divert the nation, and war was declared.
Not satisfied with doing the Spaniards
out OF Cuba, they reached over the Pscif-
lc ocean, ten thousand miles. and seized the
Philippine Islands with their savage and
Ignorant population. IL Is said that the
Spanish War, including the holding OF
eht hiipiAuc lHhuuct mas up TO this
date cost the nation near one thousand
millions of dollars.
The writer OF this believes that the war
with Spain and the holcing Of the Philip
pine Islands can be Justly charged to the
Republican politicians as expedients to
strengthen and perpetuste domination
OF their party.
Free nations cannot govern subject
provinces"
when Rome became an Empire, mistress
OF provinces to which she was unable to
extend her own liberties, the days OF her
elfgovernment were numbered"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
MITCHELL TO VISIT MINERS
Former Labor Leader viii Spend Two
DAYS IN Scranton.


scranton Pa. oct. S.-The tri-dis-
trict conference of the executive ofi.
GERS of the United Mine Workers un
ion had TO be postponed owing to the
non-arrival of the president and board
members of district No 9. who either
missed their trains or failed 10 meet
90 Sunbury. from which place they
were 20 start in a group for this city.
4 telegram was received by Secre.
tary Dempsey. of district No. l. from
John Mitchell. intimating that he
would arrive in Scranton either on
Sunday or Monday morning. The an
thracite miners annual convention
will open here on Monday. Mt Mitch.
Ell says that he will remain in Scran
ton for two DAYS.
II was stated at the miners head
quarters that Mr. Mitchells visit was
purely a social one and that the Off
cials OF the union did not anticipate
that he would address the convention
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
boz Loses Eoot Erom ounshnt.

Wilmington. Del. Oct S-Finding a
shotgun in his home at Harrington.
Edward Hands. eleven years of age.
picked it up 10 examine it and it was
accidentally discharged. The load OF
shot took effect in his right foot and
inflicted a terrible wound. The boy
was brought to this city and taken TO
the Delaware hospital. where it was
found necessary TO amputate the In.
iured foot above the ankle.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
Fireman KILLED BY FaIIInn Walls.

Buffalo. N Y. Oct S.-One fireman
was killed and eight were injured In
the collapse Of the burning walls of a
small grain elevator on Broadway. The
elevator and -four aud feed mill own
ed by A. Nowak & Son were destroy.
ed. causing a loss OF about 10000
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
cOntaaIous Disease Not Reported: Fined

Harrisburg. Pa. oct s. - Reports
were received at the state department
Of health that Or. c. l. Boston had
been fined in the courts of wyoming
county for failure to report a case of
communicable disease. this being the
hrst prosecution Of the kind In that
part Of The state report was also
received that Edwin Bowers. Of Co
iumbia county. who broke scarlet fever
quarantine TO go and play base ball.
had been fined S. for his fun.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
Pennsylvania Flremen Elect orioers

Shamokin Pa. Oct S.-The follow
ing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year At the State Firemen's con.
vention here: President. Thomas
Jones Pittsburg; vice presidents. Ar.
thur Scranton. Slatington; George
Roeser. Harrisburg; c. w. Winehold.
York; K W. Goughnour. Windber; re-
cording secretary. w w Wunder.
Reading; treasurer. A. J.. Reichen.
bach. Allentown; corresponding sec
rotary James A. Green. Carlisle: !:
chaplain. Rev Seth Russell. Bath. Oil
City was chosen for the 1909 conven.
tiOn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

Ddlls the scythe Of Father Time. The
electric spark goes through every part OF
your body, bringing new life and hope.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea brings
back that feeling Of by gone days. Is
cents, Tea or Tablets.
W. L. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

CASCAswEET, the well known rem
edy for babies and children, will quiet
the little one in short time. The In
gredients are printed on the bottle. Con-
tains no opiates. Sold by NJ. NJ. Lewis
and W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

Like crystals fair OF morning dew,
Your complexion now can be,
IL you take this good advice:
Drink HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea.
W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

lts wonderful power goes to the seat
OF your trouble. vital.zes. strengthens
every part OF your body There's nothing
Just as good. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea never fails. 30 cents Tea or
Tablets WI. Bond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
W. BROOKS.

Mrs T. W. St. south Wash.
81
fet
MY mother bought other
much advertised remedies without relief had little faith
w
"Ncw life vitality TO day
splendid
have enjoyed health years
hand m Iamf hadly
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

Some men are so naturally smart they
can make a living even I; they have q
rich father.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
Catarrh OfEsrS.

Mrs. G.. w. Heard. Hampstead, Texas.
writes in regard 90 her son Carl: "My
sons ears had been affected since he was
n baby. Ho seemed 10 have risings in
sevcraldays, then his cars would run pro-
fuseiy what appeared 10 be corruption.
"Thc last year I thought he had almost
lost his hearing and had local physi-
clan treating him for about six weeks.
PpOnIp Who Object inuid Mod
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
DELINQUENT LAND SALE

Delinquent sr & TONED E situated IN spovaDia county Va and
a to the
thereon VIII q
the the and Afternoon
said county wbc
paid 7' ooSS ana charges shall have been previously
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

There Is something missing from a
mans makeup Il be doesn't love chill
dren.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

/ He pronounced him well and for few
weeks he was not troubled, but since
that time the discharge from his ears
was almost constant and very Of
fcnsive.
FINALLY I began giving him Poruna
and Lacupia, and after he had taken
two bottles Of the Lacupia he was en-
tiroly cured.
II cannot praise Lscupia and Poruna
enough"
iCineS Should BuV Peruua Tablets
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
p. hCRACKEN, BRO. q co.

-wHoLRsALR AND RKrArL-
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERs
0rey Ten Thousand Gallons PURE aye and
BOURBON wHlSkIES from ths foiloUfRs We1
kncSn oisfilieries. draft a Co.. os Ohio Boons
Distillery. Of Maryland. snd ". .. Gray. Of
Agents for serEnsr kngls's LArsr Beer
TAey also omar staDls and Fsney 0rocsrtsa
AgneeltsrAi t2Disssntz. sss5s. exsno sxl
Gsnsat