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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
By Sewe11 Ford
Drawings by F. Naux Wilson

was one of the common people, bein urged to JOIN
panlpered pluto on dippy excursion because there
was frost on the hearthstone Course if he'd sprung
II on me two hours before Id only tipped h1m the
merry twinkle and passed It up. But now m just
ripe for almost any fool stunt Conslder1n the way
Ia been thrown down at the house, don care
what happens to me for the next few days. Be
sides it looks like somebody ought to see what
Dukes really up to.
Sure he had. His scheme is just to drift around
the country and live IN the car He had II all
fitted up purpose. And say, come TO looN II Over,
it was about the biggest thing of the kind ever
saw on wheels. The limousine was halt the size OF d
Fourth-ave. trolley car all plate glass and n1ckel
+-ir7rr7ir'S with more switches and push buttons
than YOU d find in the WheehOuse OF an ocean liner
There's side hampers over the mud guards, trunk
strapped on behind and a lot Of stuff on the root
:. Step in here" says Duke, Openin one OF the
doors ' See here's ice box; there's set OF
aluminium dishes, those side seats make two nice
berths when they're let down, and there plenty OF
room TO dress between It's all warmed and lighted
by electricity and can get hot water IN hVe minutes
Here's an electric grill too
Seems to be all there except the bath tub ana
Oh there's a folding tub aboard says he
and provisions enough to last for several weeks.
What do you say to starting now
I'm game saws | I've never took to the
road in such style before; but I'm ready to try 1t
for spell. ,1u
Where to now, SIR. says Jacques. f,11,,,. the
oh up that way, says Duke Just foIo" the
road 5.
And say, III bet that was the most original order
T,-a a,,ar Gave and if he'd been second Chr1Sto-
Ther Columbus he couldn't been more t1ckled with
the idea III admit the novelty OF the thing KIND
of pleases me TOO. KNOWN | wa n tied 10 II, anu
could lump the cars back when I'd had enough
DUKE. he proceeds to get confidential and tell me
- all about his nome troubles Seems 1t all come
- L5 over his havin' to give away his sixth SIS
ter to German Baron she d picked up last summer
at Bad Nauheirn or some such place IN the 1ranh
furter zone. Not that Duke had any objections TO
-; pa,,r7 n r,ar+iclIar. but he was gettm weary
OF et!'S seem the girls distributed around among the
foreign nobility 50 prOmiscuous- 49,
t. making such a COMPOUNDED mixture OF the
farr7i1z-ir saws he i didn't care 50 much when
Ethel married that Sir Shirley. Even II ne is a Dlt
of rotter can talk to him without an nterPTeIel;
R,1t when Flo brought home an Italian Count; an9
AI;ca l-T,+,1r.d the second son of a Russian Grand
Duke. and EVELYN married Bourbon Prince Who's hos.
estates have been a public park tor the last MY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01

2 few wards, and comes to a stop with
its nose lust grain telephone pole
As it whizzed by | see there 5 two
men on the front seat. and the minute
the car slows UP the one on the OF side,
who has a reg'lar shutter 5 uniform on,
hops out and begins feelin' the pulse
of the machinery. He has d scared
look on his face, and his fingers shake
50 he can hardly unbuCkle the hood
strap.
Bein' some interested to see what
was comm next. | strolls along to
where the sDlinters would have been
in another second; and you can guess
how Jared | am to find who 1t IS that 5
been givin' such a reckless exhibition.
It's Duke Borden-Mr 7. Duquesne
Borden, the society reporters always
call him.
You know Duke? Well, he's the
best advertised. best l0Okin', and most
good for nothing combination OF
chappv highroller that you'll find IN
any seven swell clubs you want 20
name. There's enough good muscle
and red blood and healthy complexion
wasted on him TO supply a couple
average sized men; and with his family
backin'. and all the money he S got, he
could be most anything he wanted
But look what he ia near-sport at
the country clubs. standby at after
noon teas, and mOmmer. 5 right hand
man in the big double breasted corner
house on Fifth-ave He's Just a
good natured. ornamental nOnPrO-
Queer. and that's about all you can say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01

Sl5DLCI x LlL4
along Well say, femme
tel YOU q stunt he
An. squash Say, what
did YOU give me that cue
to-. anyway? A minute
more and I'd been dom
the comic supplement
parent 10 the life, even
t. fashIn q set Of snap
shots No. I. little ker-
zizzums takin' his bath
No ?. 'ittv petsy wetsy
II his crib, and 50 on
Gwani In no walkln'
n-rserv bulletin
Oh. well, Il YOU really
mean Il and are strong
for gettin' the latest
returns from the heir u
the McCabe millions, YOU
can take q run up II the
country and interview
Sadie or Mrs. Whaley
Maybe they'd give you
al the details and "a
private view thrown IL
But don't look for any
chestv goo-goo anecdotes
from ne I'm nobody
but papa: and besides
In II disgrace Yep
It's an awful thing but
rs 50
Tn beginnin' TO get 50
| can talk about Il,
though. without gettIn'
all choked up And
honest | don't see now
as there was anything 50
inhurlau II what | did
l. was the first time l
the room with the kid,
the establishment havln'
the question Of warmln
starts II 70 see how well
/ vas 7ust givln' him TIT
b. his toes. usin' my TWO :
PUSHES II nd proceeds u
Why, horty Mccall
the kid away Ike she "
tootled shark
Hiven save usl He
tirelvl" sgurals Mrs. WIZ
Brute mutters the y
In pawn twenty per 70
a. me through her eyegla
All. say, What ; tbs
pot 70 learn them stunts
the sooner the better He
old and can't chm Inns
to have a son Of mine br
But say. right IN the
the nice little kindergartt
al mapped out 10 put
finds myself hustled outs.
thing / know Mother "
,ba SIDE r5sth with q brgC
AWAY with We, you Z
she Twin TO cripple
Of his time Shoe"
Then Sadie steps out
draped II AT eiderdown q
hair plated IN Two ropes
gives me 10 understand
rest Of the week And Il
| can have the run Of IN
and Il I'm around At ne.
I'm not 70 70 near the III
ance. They spread the t
and | overhears the cook
The grocery order. how
chandelier and tired To II
Il don't take long for q
small b0v that wanted t.
nobody loved him I've
willies before, but neFe
some feellu' III the pat o.
pens 50 sudden, too, that
THAT'S my condition
l. front gates and sta
gravel with my toe. ! 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01

No " saws he not at all. m gong away
I'm GOING TO quit it all the blasted town, home
evervthingI 18Th
do teiI!'' says l, wonderin what It all
about Coin to be gone over night
And YOU ought to have seen the injured eX7
,,rassior he works up at that real pettlsh and
rross Ever know one of them spoiled youths
after he grew out Of his teens but hadn OUT
grown his tantrumsz J. 1.,;.,..
That's it" he growls Nobody believes
me They didn't At home. But Il show them,
bv Tovel After they've gone te" years WITH nth,
oi1t hearing word from me, perhaps lhey Il
understand / was III earnest
See here. Duke" says / " You am runHln
away, are you, -. ,,,.r,
Would YOU believe it He was-hlln, a grown
M mani He lets on that he's had grahd
row with mother and the girls ana thdI He
lust naturally lit out.
INFANT to come along. shorty, says he
w motionin' towards the extra front seat
No thanks" says l. Not when you are
drivin " ..a, Would
voll1" saws he real eager. Come on tpuidh
YOU get off for few days, or would you'
family object lit
lust by accident he'd touched the TlshI
button Would my family object. NO. !
Guess they wouldn't shed any tears, SAYS /.
Fact Is, Duke, I'm persona nutmeg CRATER
or whatever YOU call 1t, too.
" Really" says he Then why not como
along with me- We-weu run of together
What do YOU say
How was that for batty proposition here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01

Course, when | sees It 5 h1H,
case of being loaded He's slttln
sober as a Judge, hghtin' clga
Hello, Duke, - says / Iry1
with the car, was you,
BY love, Shorty. Did you
SAYS he. I was running a little
That's a mild description,
want to make it stand on its hir
trainin' It TO lay down and roll o.
Duke just grins and says It ; a
last week. and after Jacques ha
where there wasn't much trath
like to take the wheel himself.
levers mixed
You see. " says he, instead
the speed clutch l put on the EN-
Yes. | noticed something OF Il
SAYS l. If you'd got past the P
headed for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01

I'd been trusted alone n
the whole female staff of
gone into convention over
. the milk bottle. and |
| muscled the yOungster IS.
It first pointers on hangln
fingers for bar, when they
% lump al over me.
be-" saws Sadie, grabbin'
vas resculn II from a saw
II have the child kilt en-
vide chested young woman
, as q trained nurse, glarln'
e harm :" saws / He's
sometime. hasn't he? And
ere he IS nearly three weeks
self yet. Think I'm goln'
rought up not to =,
2 middle Of my explainln'
ten course Of sprouts | had
the vOungster through, l
side the door, and the next
Vhalev Is chasIn' me down
ON
an your athaletictsl' says
the poor little darlint out
{ on an upper veranda,
dressin' gown, with her red
and her eyes snappln' and
that I'm banished for the
here's 10 taking an appeal
he lower part Of the house.
-al time I'll be served, but
nursery until I've done pen
tale through the house too,
k tellin' Heiney, that takes
| hung the baby from the
make him skin the cat
me 10 get 70 the state Of the
to eat fuzzy worms because
e had touches Of the gum
Ct such an all round lone
f nv stomach Il all hap
Z | vas sort Of dazed.
q As | strolls down to the
ands there kickin' up the
hadn't been at that more Il
7-n / looks down the Post
ia big limousine car come
u al the street and caromin
=. other. like a stout party
# assorted highballs
Here's somebody's shutter
.euse ,
.5;ne lets out a few rapid
head tearin' up a cloud OF
v-mile clip But just as 1t !,
NJ At the wheel yanks back
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
ENTERTAINING SAILORS.

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sheep
FrvI1at eo1E ANNALS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
EXPERIENCE NEEDS APPLICATION.

t'GH41caS
Etst
aui wonder thai Slch
<11ry being the
experience
elsarrz zEzrs1oaI uni verified ourselves
III
prevention decades
4zubliug II IL TIE vision
APPLYING
hu1st tfsrs1t rsusss
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adequate guide
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lived
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
The NEW TEMPERANCE CRUSADE

making progress faez
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vsFae Il erv"eTy sS II Lsaa'1
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ve-azFs
high license
thar
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>uut4E esus szi ha license
appeal they
Ev aeezs1hsr
WV
q Market vii
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steady advance Ct the Ari>alocr
and
Places VII District
CgsrtE1 able
grhbi1 sale
Euu17
Commerce EE1cr
4ar1h=r between : Proposed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
JUDGE WHITLEY HEARS
LORRIN ANDREWS TESTIFY

Lrrir 4n1Es=.. TIA SHANGHAI at
-1-u=y. who EG k<g=IE ilszru1lzatzI
II Izz-i-zrilz Impeachment p-1=zes1-
E. against Letb@us P WIIf=F, fufz=
u IL United Stats sIEz-tzrrlt0-izI
curt 81 .S1z1glzL appeared T=s-zrzzE
b=torz Z s1oseD1irrss - TIE House
CCDEzfrrse aa tz= Jz5actzry. % gaisr-
q r1sE-eIzE1nzti11 II Certain paint
II lis rEsl-11F JEtz= WLEey rs
II interested Spectator ~ rEl= h=zCi1g
Practically tEs Eh1I= q thz t=f-
may = Al1-=Es VS. gwen IL -
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De1bT - Mt-htzE- and rhz Th1I= IL
rz-i-T Ez= zlz1Er Gpo1 tn &c El-
r1zr Attempting u pEuv= razc Judge
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A-zricz1 popzLzrf9z q t1zt O-5=1-zI
city Va. n1t rzt55 particularly hizh
he T1-1su we're eEr=z - instances Il
IL isS estate % %Etz1 thz uzzz
A1=-1Ez1 hzd tzls1
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z12sr y c9l5e-soz With pe5pls II
tae s-zrsz- H. 1z1zIfF zzzSer=t ths
eszzz-l5zz = Ia fztsrr1zzr1-s II thfs
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IL z70rzEz = certain peovIs Eere z0od-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

II Honolulu b@-a ons white nz4a IN
4 large number % Japanzs= and other
foreigners errsstai for trstac IA vice.
A letter offered by the tefease 70
prove this poist -as rejected by tbs
c0muiCrse-
The ns~s that the President and
Secretary R0ot have c0ne TO the ce-
fs1s= u Judge WInfsy vii Tot. II is
Understood. z.sct ths CONTINUATION o.
tie hearings bT the House COMMITTEES.
tEdgs Wiley IA. bssn not only
eIOas-z1si By the President, but his
administrator u the curt Il highly
commanded
II Easing u the case, the Pre=f-
dent says that the charges were dus
70 tls f=e-iesz1szs and integrity With
Ehieh he had STAMPED cut vice and
crime II Shanghai
Tie c1zclzziOa L bzsed upon an IN
vsstigztiOa By Secretary q state Root
S@c-erzrT Root, in his rs10rt, says
JEtEz WIl6sTz action vas never I'm
prop@r. n0r I'D h= exc=ed his judicial
poEeZ
WTLFLETs CASE
WASHINGTON. March s-Tae sue-
cal c9zlllltte= appointed 81 Speaker
Cz1101 = c=ts-Dins Ehsther there Is
s1Scisat ground FOR tie Impeachment
= L 2 Wiley. Judge Of The United
Stztes c0zrr t1r China. ~ Shanghai,
E19 stzn1s accused II misconduct IN
ez1cs y L0rril & An6rzzs and Other
A1sricz1 lawyers rssidsnt II saznz-
hal t01zT hand zgunentz and took
TIE case under sdTizenent
J11.= WIlSeT made an argument IN
hLs oEn bsnzk He entered general
s11 spsesSc dsnisIz q Fr1nz5Oing II
EhztsTsr sort and denounced his ac-
c1se< - ons To0 had strung together
= ing list q half truths and IN their
strength vas uytnZ 70 satisfy : pr
=9zzI SITE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
THE COMING FLEET.

gives
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q
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II
a
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u
dEy Gvzruu1 PrIz tr ErrtE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
LOCAL OPTION.

ne bsl eSsss- Hescs yesrs
sa
= esw<
ssjsisy business which
ggv vases ana paeSs Rcslsy wAss hvs
It i X sinys<s rsSseire . ASsziozsss>
=sosr
eea ay sAleiy
70 e.s es-f e-sei I wgSs tss=>
peey Declaration Independence
Ussee3 Z FNszA July
pSsss shy zsy sgses
i, u q Advertiser
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
4 STORY OF FANATIcIsM.

Tie d EaIn 4 LIS AHgzsz lLi Beard Z
4 Z
ElaI zI1E
1Eon
tze-fF rszzr5sI
gr1isy zsaakizztF
Fznz eslE zT5ts1
ErsFI1ai
ttsss~ ara n II s11rt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

hSss Advertiser
whether the PsrszS
tshsf sekl 3resss
the canal viii miles,
the whether the d;eh VIII be twenty,
width
1e between
oaehSf The ssAty-6ve
evv
s49ee0 inclusive s9O0eo0 property rights
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

The rsaa@tane Sf M Andrews practice wIlay
Dictated 70
taes made the condition rhS M Andrews
condition could
gather The threads partnership
be done Wty smother opportunity
suffered in the
past vu< god government
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
ATKINSON AN
ADVOCATE OF
LOCAL OPTION

: = SsSSs 'STsSs
majority citizens should .he right by
casting allowed the precinct
which they live
Option let tell
believe thing TO o. know believe in work
ing or by legal Hon. \. l. c Atkinson
purpose interests this Territory to have
srasculsted the
This community will back
the
wholesale dealers viii the
The Local Option
viii The
viii twist the neck
liquor 6ght prohibition question
IS correctly. Hon. John Wooney
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

Hawaii the biggest i11 TIE smallest gOup
Hawaii OahE
hs Oahu h the gets
the eay seese advertisement
proclaim. wide mahogany lumber
having estimated needed
sun for It's rautfes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

Mastery Francisco Con-
usrzI News gives particulars the enterprise sY4n
Mention. Of
tramp the Pacific
This does lock uuh like supremacy coming
article sudes saasthius quickly
hope Supremacy be sbzu5oueiss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

II Is sail @ fund VIII b provided
Ft clubs s<Hzins the hiring primaries
IN cher politics
who keep their
closely see how the papers line NJ
preliminary Issue Of IseaIOg option
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

Republican Senate
hin and probably Republican
Of policies peculiar parcel
enough jobs to make party moment
a-v policies
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

Professor Alters Hawaii had ever
zestsuei from his
f'1g something
the genial author publication
l today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

CAPITAL Ike Frgviiuee help
ADVISED proposed
dzay dxved
s1srgy rebuilding
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

hazue enz1z t=aeEss zFea5
Ct IaIy no1sg Fznees-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

payment recently
ani preferred stocks 81 the Refining
paid II1O00 stockholders in
the .7=-t=eu Z haH years q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

ioIt night
possibly
A. Oh Eo1zrehE ( liable % evsEtLrgE these
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17

The AaEns BE. should FpuIazs trip
vii have lave tie
q the
he dissent third
LIs 01sht 70 last nan
-. =. ~. ~. IL. r. - >.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-06
At the Unique This Week.

An unusually good vaudeville bill
is presented at the Unique this week.
Besides new and popular pictures,
two new and clever artists, Mr..
Shean and Joe Horner. give variety
and zest to the programs.
The former is first on the bill with
black face comedy and some snappy
dancing as we'll as really good sing
ing. He is called the little man with
the big voice, and the name fits him.
Joe Horner the othe speciality at
traction, is doing dutch comedy and
acrobatic acts, his makeup and
funny dialect bringing out plenty of
laughter. One of his acrobatic feats
is dislocating his hips and even his
head. The illustrated songs are
better than ever, and the entertain
ment closes with the famous Cur
few shall not ring"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-06
KuenzIi's Barn Burned.

Belview Independent, Last FRI
day night about one o'clock Geo. w.
Duncan happened to get out OF bed
to attend to his arm, which was
troubling him from the effects OF
rheumatism and on looking out of
the window discovered that the barn
was on fire. He hastily called his
sons and by dint of lively work they
managed to save all the stock ex-
cept one calf. Several sets of har-
ness as well as some hay and oats
were burned, together with the barn
which was totally destroyed, entail
ing loss of several hundred dollars
more than amount Of insurance car
ried, Mr.. Kuenzli is owner Of the
farm which was rented by Mr.. Dun
can, and considering that the latter
has lost one crop by hail and had
another very poor crop on account
Of too much wet it may be said that
both the owner and the tenant are
having a streak of hard luck. A..
D. Stewart Of the Farmers Mutual
adjusted the loss on the barn at $3.50
and Duncan's loss at $40.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-06
OUR FOLKS AND THEIR FOLKS.

Lewis Baker of Carlyle is down to
take look at the old town this
week.
Fred. Slower Of Gales township
came into court a day or two last
week.
w. R. Parker Of Three Lakes call
ed on father and mother Parker in
this city the past week.
P. A. and H. N. CORES were in
from Wabasso Thursday. and paid
a friendly call at this office.
Harry Ward re-appeared here the
past week and reported everything
lovely in and around CARLYLE.
Mrs. R. G. Chadbourn went to
Minneapolis Tuesday Of last week,
to visit for two or three weeks.
0. B. Turrell went to North Dako-
ia last Saturday, to perfect his title
and prove up on his land near Ryder.
S. P. Hicks, who farms more acres
in one tract than any other man in
Redwood county, attended court last
Friday.
Grant Adsit came down from Bel
view Monday evening to listen to
Grand Receiver Mcguire at the
Workman meeting.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson arrived home
from Minneapolis early last week,
and reported all we'll with the mem
bers Of the Robinson family in that
city.
Y. M. C. "A. Secretary Pierce was
in the city Friday, and gave out
that the base ball schedule hereto
fore referred to would be started ur
following the nigh school games.
Mrs. C. w. Mead is taking long
contemplated vacation this summer.
She will attend the sessions of the
Pythian Sisters at their Grand Lodge
meeting next week, and after visit
ing relations and friends at one OF
two points in this state, will journey
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Ancient Deal in Real Estate.

Morton Enterprise: Attorney w.
w. MCGOWAN has in his possession a
historical document which was re
Gently sent him by the king of Italy.
The document is conveyance of
real estate and the inscription is
Latin, during the time 1900 years B.
c. The real estate is peculiar in de
scription, some parts Of which has
our modern township method. Billy
says he is going to take it to Olivia
and have Auditor Lee trace its his
toric origon. 1900 B. G., yes, sure
ly Halvor must remember something
about the transaction, he has beer
in office nearly that long.
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spring. pmpes bols, erupon loss Of appetite and that
tired feeling annually prove.
Hoods Sarsaparia is the effective medicine ever
devised for the complete publication of the blood and the
complete renovation Of the whole system
1t will make you feel better, look better eat and sleep
better give you the best possible preparation for the hot
days of summer people have testified in the
last two years. Today buy and begin to take
Hoods SarsapariIIa
FORM liquid in tablet FORM called Sarsaab 100 Doses ST.
d. the Food and Drugs go 1906 No. 1914
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House Party at GilfilIan.

A house party was given by Mrs.
G. B. Huschke as a surprise in honor
Of Miss Margaret Huschke, who has
completed her school duties at Gil
fillan and expects to soon return to
her home. The house party consist
ed of eight teachers: Margaret
Huschke Of Davenport, Ia; Geneva
McHale, Mankato; Lillian Faust, ST.
Peter; Ethel Dinneen, Sleepy Eye;
Gertrude Phil, st. Paul; Vivian and
Jennie Peabody, Redwood Falls;
Zita Parkhill, Minneapolis. A most
enjoyable time is reported by all,
who vote Mrs. Huschke a capital
hostess.