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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-10
FIRST AROUND THE WORLD.

The first man TO sail ship around
the globe was Juan Sebastian del
CanO, in 1519-1522 The glory Of this
most remarkable of ali voyages be-
longs to Fernando Magellan, who con-
ceived the idea, and who came very
near making it good. Magellan, be-
ing killed in the Philippines on the
return trip, Del Cano took command
of the Victoria and brought her safely
into the port from which she started
on her memorable voyage. Captain
Cook, who has been credited with hav-
ing been the first circum-navigator,
did not start on his voyage until 1856,
243 years after Nagellan's achieve.
ment.
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RELIEF CORPS DANCE

Tickets are now on sale for the
Relief Corps dance to be given at
the Armory Hall on the 141h of this
month.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-10
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Manager for Branch Of
flee we wish to locate here in Carson
City. Address, with reference, The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio. :;
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-10
WHEN YOU WANT LIQUORS

WHEN YOU WANT LIQUORS
That are pure call on A. Livingston.
the Wholesale liquor dealer. He car
ries complete line OF everything and
guarantees any of his brands.
For footwear Of any and all kinds,
from light, fine, dressy shoes to the
shoe or laced boot, call on Joe Smyth.
heaviest and best make of working
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The Ordway new era., 1908-05-15
CAR
o7oos cs tosel 5ereodo
TCo MUCH.

He had -1a-7.ed = rich and beautiful
S--oE. 'kgs making il unnecessary for
In - ever york a-alu At first he
A77ez-s4 70 - very happy. but be-
tc-e lc-z Is friends beEaa TO notice
so'os o. sadness OF his counteranc.z
He seemed 70 ee gradually sinking
'-tc STATE OF -ela7choha- and one
morning the community zas startled
eE IL a1oouroeaeat that he had a.
FAe5 Tor : divorce Then il xas tha,
ols Q. lis friends veu; 10 him for the
7-rTc'se O. learning tie nature O. his
.-ozhle
Surely. tie friend said. -you mus,
= lis-zkel ia yocr suspicious Yon-
Tsfs IS &C. Q: tie most ss;inzbl.
~o1e- ! eTer knew !, is impossible
70 Il e h-eiseve iAat she can have
Ers- Foz E1y -szsu-zble cause for z
separated Cone, old nan. make 8
c4S-- e-szs- % il Ps-hau= vou hay.
become Do-a51 E-t fallen ito tbs
hkait Q. iZzrinilE that thtr-s AZ.
uu-ss t.Ez thsT ara
M ! APPRECIATE Toar kindness:
r-f ~ 1zEsl-&t5oa Is 70: i. zay "a,
% e-z7= ! prefer 10; TO say say
thI,r zA7r1t Il
81 Z Toz- vie las b@s- ry,ilt,
- 1-F E-u1E3ui,r III co-.szs th.-
atrs 20 Esd1i-y Is judge o. huns,
zz1u-s- hare Away. co-ss5s-es he
z-s ut The most
10 s.zs3 s-gIai.z .hou, ~ vi.
bag EZa1r Ct Ero,r5osrr. She
tie sves-ss; l=rtle ro-z, IN N
world
Tsso vty 60 Fua r.-t = diro-oe-
Wei ] sU1,sase fI-u have TO CO.,
Ont z1yhoH- 50 III tel you- Her si
brute of 4 soa, Who Is college az
'e-s- calls ne q DollroosdIe. rnd ,
George thzss q thing czat sta.
erea for ihe sake Of h,es,x ss5e 70 e.
a1o1r without caring whether hxr
q oos or pot--Ch5caso Rsssur5-H.-z
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SUGAR FACTORY NEWS
Interview with General Manager
Stanley.

The Sun has received many inqulr
les lately as to the status OF the Man
zanola beet sugar factory, many thihk'
Ing. because nothing was said publicly
about the matter, that the eht'''
project had fallen through. But suc'
is not the case. As stated recently III
the Sun, the directors OF the company
had given up hopes Of being able u
handle this years crop, aud were
directing all their efforts toward ha'
Ing the company in shape to make IL
absolutely certain the factory would
be ready To handle the crop Of l@o.
Yesterday the sun interviewed MI
Thus. J. Stanley, who Is virc-prcsldent
and general manager OF the Arkansas
Valley Beet Sugar Manufacturing COM
pany. and asked him II he thought the
COMPANY would bc able To- raise enough
money to erect the factory:
"Ccrtainly," lie replied, II have
every cause To believe that fully one
third ot the capital necessary Will be
raised right here in MLuzIuolL and
vicinity. We have assurances from out
side parties that the remainder OF the
capital Will bc furlhrumtug II We raise
that unc-third. Everyone that wants
tie factory must move promptly. for
parties from the east will tc here in
July iomike contracts for erecting the
b4i'ilus and installing the machinery.
We luy,ir lnyour ami everyone inter
+>tcd I..cul At tie ut,icc 90, the gcncr-
A. mAu ,Eyr and ,NAmIne into tins
-u>e.,t> Uc extend a special invi
,A...n e.. >n-..Nrr>. 'Any there be-, Ia
al>r 8 rs ulp.vt~ lu'c>ttGAt"n. This
g.. g.. ln absolutely ind"pen-
t-ut tlc..-y and MI r,m4in -. But
o.. have - n 4 :tctury. OF course, it i
,c,.a-AA'e ihaJ We furnish the
-i. -s. ,e .-li IT.. Nuunc will build a
t4r:.-y her, and then give ii tn u or
.=, - .o,r9. ,"-MAuauolA sun.
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He is a very handsome II a bashful
young man. and he attends Sunday
school regularly. The regular teacher
OF class composed OF frolicsome girls
being absent he was asked by the super
'ntendent II he would volunteer to
teach the class that day. He bashfully
assehted and the superintendent TAX
ing him over to the class introduced
him and said, Ladies, Mr.. Brown
Will teach your class today; just tell
MN what your teacher did, and he
can go on In the same way. What did
sne 90 hrst!' The girls simpered a
OFT until one OF them giggled out, "She
always kissed u.s." The bashful Young
man fled.
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Still Growing

At meeting held by the stockhold
ers of the Ordway Cantaloupe Associ
alton, Saturday the 9th, which many
attended, II was demonstrated tha'
all were alive 10 the interest or the
Association as well as to that OF the
individual growers.
| Many points OF Importance to the
success OF the organization rs well rs
to that OF growing the best crop OF
melons were well discussed and decid.
ed 10 the satisfaction OF all. Several
new members were added to the list
of stockholders and considerable acre
age was contracted
1t is well-assured fact that the
acreage will now reach 500, and some
think. better. a large amount OF this
has already been planted and a good
stand Is expected in view OF the fact
that the ground is in an excellent
condition.
During the meeting Mr., w w
Trimblc, who WAS present represent
lng the shipping department "f the
Missouri Pacific road, gave talk /"
the growers regarding their interests
with the Association lie stated that
they wanted TO take up the work with
the growers and shippers and stood
ready % act where they could he ui
4uv 80, 20 Mr Trmhle Indicated .
ma. NE 80 a,. NTH - often before .
.ar -el>,.u e. >ei
A--e- .ae a. .4-em~n, - che >;u-A. .
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--. vetls lua .-Ia>lc.ed su> g->-
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lie z.al -a.-4c- s1-s J --r =.
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"a g.. -a= ~-1 500 -e--al-; A.
H. a., IS ---.. >,e- .e7e-a.
So -L- --- ----e-. = -ry-, =
g. - .-= A>~t4- -.- E-lr.
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-s>-:.
Ls:sl,= sle. ls The
c4rs . = l--sl-s Is 1 .sut c-vF
~. X re -sal-3
T. L EAN~eN =.
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II. MISTOS

Fowler had quite 4 cyclone expert
ence last >unda" \ >ml,l twistcr
formed l1uut one m.lc south q town,
aed sr,cvedrd ;u7.IEh VI Fhl nv =
: ~. >l--S - : : E~r,> 74-1 ans
>a=Fu-asiv trnul .~-i.aL -- a. .'l.
l.s neg - r--t 49, tGy 'aaN lE
hi> eaaaSs1 zrrp- G~ B. ~-.7.-i
tracS; :--- lsls-- E WI. DE -a.
ming tAcia-y Az -- --, -a -.a~
of the toy =, A. 1r.-- -s-l av-
minor damages J. - - - -c. .-1
10 tear up lAn,c ;:s<- 8 --- -rr-- .
cyclone OF >lch ,r-s@-= . So. u
seen in Colorado-Trr-,a-=
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\ delegation q tSsg:v So -
ness men and farmers O.. -: s. ---
Kansas, interested n ;ae - $ -
Kansas Colorado Power aEi FL --4E
Company which i ovinc Qrou 'e'i p
a. h. Hulit, arrived in oriway We;
nesday noon. took dinner. and atls;
being escorted over town. were drTeo
To Rocky Ford where they took the
train for La Junta 10 be On hand :
the general meeting on THURSDAY
when 800 delegates were expected
from the various towns along the pr
posed route and some dednite action
was to be taken in the way Of 1 Per.
manent organization.
Many compliments were passed on
our town by the different members Of
the SunfOwer delegation.
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The following card Of thanks II
Gently appeared in i Kansas town:
wish to thans the city 2utbo-iiie,
for quarantininc me ani nv family for
two weeks recently because one q the
children had the smallpox. Durinc that
time my wife caught up with her sew
ing. being undisturbed oy callers iu>;
at meal time. We had three Qlarr
meals day, ss no one came in 1ai
she wasn't permitted to so ou;- We
enjoyed two weeks Of good long oiSht>
sleep, and best Of all. a Cousin with
four children who arrived TO visit Z.
saw :he smallpox sign on the doo. and
left town so scared she will never
come back again wish 10 thank The
authorities and hope they viii -
equally as thoughtful OF our oouto-i
some time again. Respectfully.
LySandsr Brou1
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ts Sc d 10 Every Ms1ss

ss Sc d TO Every a'ss
The bercavcd Mrs. OLeaI, -
neighbor. stood sobbIns ove' y !
IN of her deceased husband
"oh. Mrs. Murphy" she ena
ean't behave Pat 5 lyin' hsn
He's only ashlape."
"Shure. he do look loike y
only ashln a." returned her =
thizing friend. Call to hin
O'Leary-call to Pat iist as ~
to to wake him iv'ry marnin'
Mrs. O'Leary dashed away Do
and called vehcmently:
"Cit up. ye lazy baste' ~ =
~ hunt fer a inb!"-Judse
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Long, Tom Long, Wesley Lovctt,
John McIver, clifford Oswalt. Bert
Reynolds, Gustie Worker, Milton
Zinn.
RANK. a. CLASS.
l. Maggie Brown, =. Dorothy Green.
3 Eiiie Munsinger, Fay Dennis, 4.
Anna Mathews. s. Alan Downcy.
q. CLASS.
| John Mcivcr, .. G. Eichmann.
3. Irene Grifin, Marie Waugh, 4.
Thco. Baldwin, Wesley Lovett, s.
Dullie lies.
FAITH FREEMAN, Teacher.
FIRST PRIMARY.
Carl Adams, Elva Edgar, Muricl
Edgar, Freddie Eichmann. Claude
Dlnnelley. Raymond Heiscrmann,
Naomi Miller, Tressa Lee. Everett
Hanson, Frank Steinmetz. May
Smith, Ruth Ginger. Wesley Sewers,
Trudie Fairies. Kermit Cox, Naomi
Thurman, Ruth Whitehead, Arnold
Pleiman, Warren Floyd. Jim Wood.
ward, Mildred Davis.
RANK. A CLASS.
|. Carl Hoover. Everett Hanson,
Ruth Ginger. 2. May Smith. 3
Wesley Sewers, T. Molly Eichmann,
Trudie Fairies. 5. Mildred Davis.
b. CLASS.
]. Naomi Miller. Elva Edgar, Their
esa Lee, = Kermit Cox, Muriel Ed.
gar, Carl Adams, 3. Naomi Thurman,
Ruth Whitehead. Arnold Pleiman, 4
Lcnna Meyer. Frank Steinmetz, s.
RaymOn ileiseruann, Robert Bryant
LULA N. WHrrLocK. Teacher.
Box STRINGS
Lucretia Carlos, Maud Colbert, Ed.
gar Sirris.
NETrIE ROBINSON, Teacher.
Perfect In attendance for i've months.
Edna McIver, Troy Akin. Ethzelda
Clnusc, George Edgar. Ira Akin, Joe
Colleen, George winfree, Francis
James, Lena Kaiser. Glen Thompson,
Robert Winfree. Eva Ellis, Richard
Winfree. Ruth Ransom. Clyde Lee,
Walton Fulcher, George Stackhouse,
Frances Bass. Ruth Henderson, Rosel.
la schlunegger. Leland Eley, Charles
Hoover, Ralph Lee, Naomi Miller,
Muriel Edgar.
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NOTICE

Tct Elr1 Z lrrec.s-s o the n-i
sly C42;A .-iy A>--clLl.ga have o.
>;raciei The secretary g. c.o>s A.
contracts - acreage the 1r>t .ttlar
Thl>e 80 ~t>l 81 >hrF Wila ;L-
A. 1ci4l.la >l1-.1 - 60 IL a; zoe,
th4; they have a osutr4ct.
- g. Z, RAMS N. -
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Progressive d
improvements In os,,, N
Demonstrate Thrift s,,s'|

Don't the cement wall. !.
The Bon Ton cafe sports,
Edgar Brothers have r,,,,,,
up a new awning. ''s
A brand new awning in -.
Martin drug store. '''s
George IIerman's yard h..
Tine stand Of bluegrass. M
NJ. F, Houston has reu,l,,...
houses in the east part Of ,o,,
BornscheIn's lawn i, m,.,..
and will soon be much in e,Is'
The interior OF the new ,,s !,
quarters is shining wl,hirs,ss' =.
-, -, VAIN VIII oe laiih
OF the Hotel Iierendo. spu,s, b.
don't IL.
Chas. IIensIcr is the bu.i,,, :.
town, all on accoun, Of hi, 81.
garden.
The stnmpN in ]. c. NcIva,,
are all sprouting and will coal.
plug out.
c, j. johnson, the shoe mis-
made many Improvement, On \. }
dcnce property.
DIR. JeiIery i adding bath ~
To his home and enclosing n. }
with a neat fence. n
The new cement walks are n,i
ed, adding one hundred ,.,,s.
travelling TO the west side o,,.I
evard.
Pool Hall signs now adOrp ID :
dOws OF the old Mashbuuks
saloon. W. " Mashturn xlllos
the place, having a license nd z
next October.
The wondcn awnings 10 fr.,ti
Griffin undertaking parlor, III I
Era Office, aud DR., Rlnslu, /
quarters, will snun be removed III
placed by canvas awnings
With the exception Of tk Z
Berendo and Dn~ney Brc kGAI
the old frame awnings wilhsat
thing OF the past, and the mai, 4
oughfare OF Ordway will ffdz
Metropolitan appearance.
The Twin Lakes Land L vtx
is making many improvements ;
office property A cement blati
dation. cement walk, and lhs N
Grating OF the interior adds nd
the appearance ot the place, u
removal OF the old wooden as;i1
simply in harmony with the uss
being taken by all property 0ss1
Ordway to bcautify and impfo1l
premises.
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NOTICE

Old Barlcycorn died on May 9Th. o..
Henry Humi>ton has heen appointed
administrator Of hi> estate, - all that
feel Indebted TO him will please call at
Rnpm |, Dunlap building.
H. IlUMISToN.
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Hev-S=sts- =; L he1l a,
-rs;
To@r-VaE- -iLEeE vcl -h.rk SO
aosay-Shs us-d 70 say Bobby
ss-s Eac-s cLEE vte- re rAc-,
-Acc NV she ms = E; hs-se,s. II
s7aI- 9: tsl.-E oe-Cleys.z,,
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n : @ Nsi-sr. p-c.,,, Ofice
49, g. HQ:<l Hersad E.>t Ter-
rzos Pl,als B.Ge 81 Al >usar City
Thursdays q ezch sess
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M.rz.., DIGESTION.

He-Tuu promised shez re were
married 10 sure- hooor and obey noe
and il was fAise preseases
SAe-Aad Tcu promised TO ea5ox
ne xifh an TOu xors1lF eoods. and
Sou Asvent eut aay-
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Pupils neither absent nor tardy for
the month OF April.
Hon SCHOOL
Lille Edgar. Belle Sale, Earl Can
drld, Troy Akin, Jessie Waugh,
Lillian Truttcr. Viva Sypher. Hazel
Mock. Edna McIver. Mary Freeman,
Clinton Rice. Homer Rice, Joe Ken
nedy. Helen winfre", Ida Wilson,
BETTE Stoddard, Esther Kelley.
Grace GRAY, Jessie Flicker, Ethel
Beer. Marian bass.
RANK SENIOR
l. Lille Edgar,
JUNIOR.
| Belle Sale, .. Louise Cole.
SOPHOMORE.
/ Viva Sypher. =. Frances Strever,
3 Forrest winfree, 1. Lillian Trotter,
3. Mary Freeman.
FRESHMAN.
l. Esther Kelley, ;, Helen Winfree,
3. Clinton Rice, I. Cecil lies, 5. Ida
Wilson.
lOLET SFDOR- leaCHer.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
George Edgar. Claude Kane. Ira
Akin, Joe CuHeen, Frank Miller,
George Wintree, Marie Bass, Zelda
/ Cluu>e, Elsie Cox, Bessie Crays.
Hazel Dennis. Linda Gallavan, Alice
Walter. Flossie spindle.
RAM EIoHTH GRADE
|. Olga johnson, ., Fred Dresher,
3. Flus>ie Spindle, George Edgar
5. Ernest Ginger.
SEVENTH GRADE
l Linda Gallavan. >, Hazel Dennis.
;. Elsie Cox, !. Lola Ginger, S.
Mari, Bass.
MABEL WEST, Teacher.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE
Carl Baker, Carl Bryant, Fern
Dennis, Ray Edgar. Willie Edgar.
Edith Hoover, Francis james, Lena
Kaiser, John Adams, Charles Low.
EFT. Clyde Lee, Edwin Mashburn.
Paul Peterson. Winitred Rice. Ruth
Ransom, Bertha Steiumetz, Glen
Thompson. Nellie Weatherwax, Rob.
ert Winfree.
SIXTH GRADE
!. Francis James. .. Lena Kaiser,
). Fern Dennis, 1. Paul Peterson, S.
Louise Winfree.
FIFTH GRADE
!. Carl Bryant, .. Ethel Craig, 3,
Marie lies, 4. Edith Hoover, 5.
Georgia Waugh.
D. MAUD GIBSON. Teacher.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE
Henry Adams, George Boyd, Ed
gar Dennis, Leland Eley. Charles
Hoover, Walter Lovett. Ray
Thompson, Chas, Whitehead. AL.
, fred Zinn, Frances Bass, Pear
Ginger, Mildred Edgar, Lillian
, Kane, Eva Lindquist. Rosella
: schlunegger, Opal Bowers. Roy
Rutledge, Roy Cox. Orville Caple
Daryl Ellis. Walton Fulcher, Floyd
Hensler. Delbert Lee, Clyne Muir
, ray, Chester Miller, Vaughn Ran
: SON. John Sypher, Oryille Sewers
: Geo. Stackhouse, Arnold Thurman
Fern Bowers, Thelma Herman, Della
: lies, Ada Matthews, Gertrude Rice
Nyra winfree.
RANN. FOURTH GRADE.
= !. Edgar Dennis. .. Lillian Kane
a j. Chas- Whitehead, 4. Chas. Hoover
. D Ruth Henderson.
THIRD GRADE.
l. Walton Fulcher, . Floyd Hans
ler' 3 Gertrude Rice, 4. John Sv
pher, 5. Anna Waugh.
y NINA NICHOLS, Teacher
SECOND PRIMARY.
: Maggie Brown, Alan Downey
/ Gofuried Eichmann. Grace Flovd
Z Dorothy Green, Irene Griffin. Dol.I,
Il Hes Harold James, Ralph Lee. en-,
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L1>;. >:-Aysi - Stolen Red G. \.
Si;a White >p.t> "a ace Te.sPouuv
ceut-z- Z : pANlElS
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De<os Mortgages ana contracts o.
Il kinds executed ADD acsoou
Z P JOHNSON. Noi4-y Public
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FOR SALE

Bon Ton Cafe. Inquire Of
c. u. CAgFESTEE
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FOR RENT.-Neat flve-room house.
water furnished. E. w. DowNEY.
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Ca-hoa Paper al ihis c1oa
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30

!" eSS NNSAs JoSS
as we'll be in Halifax as in my
barnyard," said Ebenezer Han
kins to himself. ut amt good
for anything. and, what's more. Pm
sure it never will be-"
Old Farmer Hankins stood looking
down in evident disgust at the water
trough and faucet which had just been
placed in his barnyard by order Of the
officials of the little town Of Milldale.
| Not a drop Of water came through the
faucet, although it was wide open.
| When the town officials applied to
Farmer Hankins for permission to dig
a ditch and lay a water main through
his farm on the way from the springs
| above to the village below he told
| them that he did not need any Of the
water, and he could not understand
why he should have his property dam
aged and all dug up merely to benefit
somebody else unless he should re-
ceive a substantial and an adequate
financial return. The water commits
sioner of the village, big, brawny Heze-
kiah Banks, declared that he would re-
sort to the law with Farmer Hankins.
To this Farmer Hankins replied that
if he chose he might take the law
and wallop him as much as he
pleased"
While sitting on Farmer Hankins'
fence he had argued with the old man
the greater part Of a whole day on the
wonderful benefit it would be to the
people Of the village and that Farmer
Hankins could not do anything better
that would bring him so many friends.
In fact, he would become a public ben
efactor. The village was poor and
could not very well afford to go to any
great expense in the matter of paying
for the right of way. However, all ar
gument was useless, said Farmer Han
kins. The farmers were always being
swindled in every way by unfeeling
corporations. and he'd be just as fool
ish as the rest of them if he were to
| follow their lead, just like a ''passel O
sheep" 1t was at this time that a
would be arbitrator appeared on the
scene, Agatha Banks. the charming
daughter of the water commissioner.
so fair and so very sensible that Hiram
Hankins, the stirring son Of the old
man who owned the farm. had been
suspected for over a year of caring
more for her than any other girl in
Milldale or any of the surrounding
towns. One afternoon shortly after her
fathers failure to come to terms with
Farmer Hankins she rode yer to the
scene of contention with her father
and sat for quite a long time in the
carriage intently listening, with a sor-
rowful expression on her face, to the
conversation of the two uncompromis-
ing men. Finally she made a PROPOSE
ton.
"Mr. Hankins." she said very sweet
ly, IF the town would put a nice water
trough here in your barnyard and fur
nish it with a faucet, so that you could
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30

To have perfect health we must have
perfect digestion, and it is very import
ant not to permit of any delay the
moment the stomach feels out of order.
Take something at once that you know
will promptly and unfailingly assist di-
gestion. There is nothing better than
Kodol for dyspepsia, indigestion, SOUL
stomach, belching of gas and nervous
headache. Kodol is a natural digestant,
and will digest what you eat. Sold by
W. A Ferguson & Go.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30

was the answer Farmer Hankins heard
coming from the ditch.
'I'll bet yours are blistered all over,
Agatha. This old ditch will kill us all.
I guess"
"Oh, they'll get owe it, ven if they
are blistered." came back the voice
from the ditch clear and loud. II have
made up my mind that we will see the
end of this before we go back home"
Then Farmer Hankins sprang to-
ward the spot and looked down, with
astonished face, into the ditch. There
Agatha stood. with pick in hand and
her face flushed red as fire.
Gin the name of common sense. chill
dren, what's goin' on here?" he asked
sharply.
There was q little shrek Of surprise
from Agatha. and Hiram made a flying
leap down the hillside. But there
seemed to be absolutely no way of es-
cape for poor. brave Agatha. How
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30
OLD FASHIONED.

What has become of the old fash
toned man who signed Esquire" to his
name?
What has become of the old fash
toned church member who wouldn't
go to a circus?
What has become Of the old fash
ioned guest who sent word to ''put his
name In the pot?"
What has become of the old fash
toned man who said, "You don't know
beans when the bag is openT"
Speaking Of long frost faces, what
has become Of the parlor table that
contained a copy Of Paradise Lost?"
What has become Of the old fash
toned man who said of his enemy,
"He's as crooked as a dogs hind leg?"
-Atchison Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-30

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
the cough sprup that tastes nearly as
good as maple sugar and which children
like so we'll to take. Unlike nearly all
other cough remedies. it does not con-
stipate, but on the other hand it acts
promptly yet gently on the bowels,
through which the cold is forced out of
the system, and at the same time it
allays inflammation. Always use Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. Sold by
w. A. Ferguson & Go.