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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-27
See What You'll Save on Underwear, Kimonos, etc.

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 At cost ............. $200 value all-wool Sacques, with sailor collar; trimmed with bands of black satin. Now . ,I Children's Sleeping Drawers; sizes 3 to 8 years "Arnold's'' knitted fleece lined. 75c value Broken lot of Children's Sweaters All sizes and va half price
 Al-woo Union Suits, gray and cream; misses and ladies; broken sizes. Worth BLOC and $1 5O Suit Heavy fleece lined Vests and Pants; very elastic Worth 25c, now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-27

The importance of this announcement easily be underst most complete and WOrthful assortment of Holiday placed sale at actual costa saving to the buying Holiday Linens--More Than 5000 Pieces Fancy Decorative Linens--On Sale Monday eteauhfu from hsttsd
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look ever.~ he said to the clockmaSer.
 The clock mender literally bounced upon it. Where did yea gef watch ike thiss' he demanded suSpicieusly.
 ~It Is mine. You will find my name engraved inside the back lid"
 The clock menier pried eren the case. adjusted his glass and dropped it. shaking with terror
 ..Se this Is tie ead, the amared watchmaser gaSped. of all my iahors. te me and te what llrtle l have tefty'
 "FiddleSticks, l am here fer ao pur. pose vegaeIiag you. eomraao Your secret is as dead as t ever was"
 "Gott. For seventeen. eighteen years I have travelea hitHeF aHd tmtper. al. ways on some false ciew Never band of gypsies l heard of that l did nos seek them out. Nothing, nothing. Yeu Will never know what have gene through. and aselessly, to prove my innocence. What benefit te me would have been a crime like that of which 1 was aeF useds Was l net high in honor and wealths What heneat 10 me. say-ali my estates eouhseated my wife dead of shamer.
 But why the eioesss" In wonder.
 "It was a pastime of mine when was boy. used 10 be tinkering
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now lay in the Black Eagle. and into the tavern she darted exeitedly.
 Frau Bauer" she cried. may eonae behind your eeuater
 WaliensTein came in His hand. held against his stiagins cheek. was Seiltale enough for the prOprietress of the Black Eagle
 shame" she cried. she shall stay here all day.~ declared Fran Bauer decidedly.
 -l can wait The colonel made for thc doar. Rut there was a formidable bulk ia the doorway.
 What is going on here. little goose girle'' asked the grlzzled old man.
 Herr eolenel inSuiied me ''
 "Insulted you, The colonel laugh ed baiSterousiy Out of the way hs snaried.
 He tried to kiss me" said Gretchen
 sThe man who tries 10 kiss Il woman against Ger will is always at heart a coward" said the mountalueer.
 The colonel seized The old man by the shoulder to push him aside. He put out one of his arms and clasped the colooel in such a manner that he gasped. He was in the clutch of a Carathnn bear.
 .'l will kill you for thisr'
 .So?" The old man thrust him back several feet without any visible ex-
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 "Y AM going into the garden, Gretch-
 en. Bring me a stein of brown"
 Yhe mountaineer smiled genialiy.
 \ But I am not working here any more" said Gretchen.
 "She has had fortune left her." said Frau Bauer.
 Well. wellr The mounfaineer seemed vastly pleased. And how much Is this fortuney
 1.-Two thousand crowns" Gretchen was not sure. but to her there always seemed to be a secret laughter behind those clear eyes.
 Handsome. And what will you do now?''
 "Study for the opera"
 The old man was jubilant.
 "where were you going when this poplnjay stopped youf" be cried
 'To the clock mender's."
 Eve nothing to do. I'll go with you. I've an idea that I should like to talk with you about very impor- tant matter wiIl you come into the garden with me now?''
 "Yes herr.''
 "So you are going to become prima donnass be began. seating himself op- posite her on a chair in the garden. "I am going to try" she smiled.
 Have you any dreamss l mean the kind one has in the daytime-when the eyes are wide open"
 "Oh. yesr' "Who has not dreamed of riding in carriages. of dressing in silks. of wear ing rich ornaments| .Ah.- Gretchen clasped her hands. And there are palaces too" ITO be sure. How would you like . dream of this kind to come trueT Do they ever come trueY "In this particular case am fairy. With one touch of my wand-this oak staff can bring you all these things you have dreamed about. How would you like a little palace. with servants at your beck and call. with carriages to ride fn- with silks and velvets to wear and jewels to adorn your hair?' A shadow feIl upon her face. sBy what right should possess these thingsY By the supreme right of beauty beauty alone" .,Come. let us @ for your clock" he said. rising. T am an old fool" Gretchen had gone homo with hei clock. but still Herr Ludwte. as the mounfaineer called himself. tArfsd in the dim and musfy shop. i've a watch l should like you to
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pfphsu II uaiA dozen times Here. take it. But be wise in the future and draw it only in the right"
 Outside the old man laid his hand on the colonefs arms
 .You must never bother her again, Listen You are Colonel von Wal lenstein: you are something more be- sides"
 What do you infer?"
 .I infer nothing. Now and then there happens strange leakage in the dukes affairs The man is well paid. He Is a gambler. and one is always reasonably certain that the gambler will be wanting money. Do you un- derstandy''
 "Who are youg
 "who l am is of no present conse- auenee But l know who and what you are. If you behave yourself you will be allowed to continue in prosper. lty. but if you attempt to molest that girl again there will be no more gold coming over the frontier from Jugend heit. Now do you understand" "Yes." weakly.
 .'Go But be advised and walk cir cumspectly"
 The colonel. pale and distrait. saw ir his minds eye a squad of soldiers. a wall. single volley and dishonored roll of earth Military informers were given short shrift. The colonel went to the barracks.
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you have not been riding of late she said.
 Then she had missed hlm. Casmh thaers heart expanded.
 "l have ridden the same as usual, yeur alghnesS, only i have taken thts road for Ii change
 sAhs, she paited the gllsteuinE neck of her narc. S0 he had pNrneSelS tried te aveid es,re Why she Stelc sly glance et him. Why were not kings moldel ln this fermy Al the kings she tad met md soeacthlug the matter wsga them --ereokysd legs. weak syeS. bald. young oF old. and daft over gaming tables and opera dancers And the one nan among them ail-at least she had been informed that the king If JaSendheit was all of 6 man had politely dsSiined
 ..l am guilty of lese majesty he sas- gesied
 "I shah not lock you up" she said. and added under her breath, 'as my good father would like to. Besides, s she continued aloud. T rather like to set the court by the ears. An. but I shah lead some King merry nfer. with wicked gleam in her eyes.
 .Erederick of Jugendheity'
 .ls it true that you have not heard yet? have declined the honor.
 "Your highnessw
 This. of course. is as yet a state secret. and my reason for telling you is not princess's. but woman's. Solve IL If you can"
 Carmichael fambled the reins blind ly. .rhey say that he Is a handsome young man"
 "what has that to do with itr The interest he takes in his Kingdom Is DOS. itively negative. There win be only one king in Jugendheit. and that will be the prince regent
 They were silent for few minutes. Finally the ambassador spoke.
 .I have some news for your high. ness. am about to ask for my recall"
 The color on her checks paged a shade lighter
 '.Is not this sudleng" she asked.
 sI am essentially man of action. your highness. l am growing dull and stupid amid these charming pleasures. I am wicked enough to wish fer war"
 'Cherehes la femmer' she cried. ssrhere is il womang"
 ''oh. yes" reeklessly.
 "Thcn go to her. my friendi go to her" And she waved her crop over his head as In benedlction.
 He did not speak. but caught up tho reins firmly. She did most of the talk, ing. brightly and gayly. but his ears were dull for the undareurrent passed by him. He was thinking deeply of her.
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 among ali the clocks in the house. The grand duke has wonderful Erie sian clock. One day it fell out Of or. der. and the court jeweier could do nothing with it l was snmmened~l. No one recognized me. l have changed so. had begun to give up hope when the gypsy I was seeking was seen by one of my agents. He alone knows the secret. And am waiting. waiting. But you believe. Ludwigy
 Carl. you are innocent of 1t all. Come to Jugendheit"
 Nc. Ludwig. this Is my country, however unJustly il has treated me-
 "Yes. yes. But if your gypsy fails you?"
 .stfl I shall remain. l am only six. ty-eight. yet no one would believe me under eighty. There were letters found in my desk. all forgeries. fled to Paris. l wrote Herbeek once while there. He believed that l was inno- cent''
 He keeps . steady hand on the duke"
 But you-what are you doing III Dreiberg in this guiseY'
 Well. once upon time there lived a king. He was young. He had an uncle who watched over him and his affairs. This prince regent had an idea regarding the future welfare of this nephew. He would bring him up to be man, well educated. broad minded and clean lived The lad grew up clean in mind. strong in body, lib eraI. fine prince In his palace few saw anything of him after his fifteenth year. He went into the world under an assumed name By and by he came home quietly. In one month he was to be coronafed And now what do you think: He must have one more adventure just one. And one morn. ing his uncle found him gone. An The prince regent set 1t going that his majesty had gone a-huDting in Ba- varla. Then the prince regent put on some old clothes and went a.venturing himself"
 And the endf''
 "God knows" said Ludwig,
 And fatuous fool that this uncle was. He tried to marry on his nephew"
 "I understand But if you are dis covered here you will be harshly dealt with"
 The other shrugged and picked up his watch "Can l be of material as sistance? Nos Proud old imbecilef said the mountaineer kindly. "Yon have been deeply wronged. but some day yon will be right. l myself shall
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
CHAPTER TX.
LOVES DOUBTS.

kEl lSd EN. tIouDieu III ledft
 and mind over the strange
 event of the night, walked O slowly home.
 A footstep from behind caused her to start The vintner took her roughly in his arms and kissed her many times, "Gretchen?s
 Ssa did not speak.
 What is it?''
 You ask?'
 "was fl crime then. to jump out of the window:" He laughed. Gretehen's face grew sterner Were you afraid?'
 For t moment. I have never run afoui the police. thought perhaps we were all to be arrested.
 Perhaps you did not care to have the police ask you questions?" What is all this about?" He pulled her toward him so that he could look into her eyes. What is the matter? Answer.
 Are you not a spy from Jugend het z" thinly.
 
 first doubt that enters your ear finds harbor there. A spy from Iugendheiti That is police suggestion. and you believed it"
 Do you deny it?'
 "Yes. proudly, snatching his hat from his head and throwing il vio- iently at her feet-"yes. deny it. am not a spy from any country "l have asked you many questions. she replied. but you are always laugh ing. It is pleasant way to avoid an- swering.
 The vintner saw himself at bay. "Gretchen. have committed no crime But you must have proof. We Will go to the police bureau and settle this doubt"
 ..When ?"
 Now. tonight. while they are hunt ing for me-
 Forgive me-" brokenly.
 q insist. This thing must be lighted publicly"
 And l was thinking that the man loved was a coward"
 .I am braver than you dream, Gretch- en" And in truth he was. for he WAS about to set forth for the lions den and only amazing cleverness could extricate him. The police bureau was far away. but the distance was noth- ing to these healthy young people It was Gretchen who drew back fearful ly.
 The subchief of the bureau received them with i'll concealed surprise. T have learned that you are seeking me-" said the vintner. taking on his cap.
 Immediately the subchief did not know what to say. This was out of the ordinary.
 You are not native of Dreiberg." he began.
 No. herr: am from Bavaria. You will find that my papers were present. ed two or three weeks ago"
 The vintner's passports were pro- duced. The subchief compared them
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aasrer hfmr yelled the officer.

aaffer him!s yelled the officer.
 pur they searched in vain.
 ..nur into the street, every mothers .,, ef vau." cried the officer This is -onr last warning. Goldberg. The next fime you 20 to prison"
 fzretehen alone remained. It was her a3ess to carry the steins up to the lar. The officer. rather thorough for bis ksnd. studied the floor under the vrivdow. He found a cutting from uewsnaper. This interested him.
 Do vou know who this fellow wasT' with a jerk of his head toward the window.
 He is Leopold Dietrich. vintner, and we are soon to be married''
 ~What made him run."
 aHe is new to Dreiberg. Perhaps hs thought you were going to arrest ev. cry one.
 .Ask him if he is not a spy from Ju. reu,iheit,'' the officer said roughly
 The steins clicked erisply in Gretch. eu's arms. One of them fell and broke at her feet.
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DEVIL FLY AWAY WITH YOU BoTHi' to the corresponding number in nis book. There was nothing wrong about them.
 What is your businessT
 T am a vintner by trade. herr. Why did you jump out of the vin' Gow."
 T was frightened at first herr. l believed that we were all to be af- Tested
 You accused him of being . su- gendheit spy" broke in Gretchen. T am here because of that accusa ton" said fhe vintner.
 What have you to say
 T deny it.-
 Read fhis'
 II was the cutting The vintnef reao ii. his hrows drawn together in pu1- :sled frown-
 Il can make nothing of this herr When I cut this out of the paper II was 10 preserve the notice oa tne other side.s The vintner returned tne cutting.
 The subchief read aloud:
 vsntners and presses ard pruaefs vntes for the season- Find and hbsfd eo@D safaon- Apply Hoifx
 Gretchen laughed joyousiy; ths vmt-
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you can understand how quickly your en- tire body is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do its duty.
 If you are sick or "feei badly" begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. A trial will con- vince you of its great merit.
 The mild and immediate effect Of Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest because itsremarkable health restoring properties have been proven in thousands of the most distress ing cases. If you need medicine you
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

see what can De done with the duke. {"
 He will never be brought 10 reason unless In inbitable eT tience Of my in n0cence e O n fronts him. The place once occu pied h ' Tn y name Is obliter- ated. I have giy en the best of my hesrt and Of my brain to Eh-
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therefore. II kidney trouble Is permitted to continue, serious re- suits are most likely
 to follow. Your other organs may need at- tention. but your kid neys most, because
 they do ost and should have attention
 first. Therefore. when
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ertion. He let his stan slide into his hand.
 The col eu e l drew his saber and iunged to- ward his assan- ant. The old man l a u z h e d He turned the thrust with his stan. T h en the old man struck back. The saber rattled to the S { 0 Il [ fl ori E.. The victor put his foot upon ii.
 On his part the colonefs blood suddenly cooled.
 :" NJ ' sword. s' the colonel de mantieti.
 could have hr,Eau if half n
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how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mis- take, but remember the name, Swamp Root, and don't let dealer sell you something in place of Swamp Root--n you do you will be disappointed.
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 crLEf repstein-fo this. I am innocent"
 .I believe you. Carl Remember. Ju gendheif will always welcome you I must be going"
  Carmichael walked his horse. This morning be had ridden out almost te the frontier and was now on his re turn
 No longer did Carmichael take the south pass for bis morning rides. That was the favored going of her highness. and he avoided her now. Tn truth. he dared not meet her now. it would have been out of wisdom. She was to marry the king Of Jugendheit: 1t was in the order of things that he ride alone
 The road to EiSseu began about six miles north of the base Of the Dreiberg mountain. IL swerved to the east An Carmichael reached the fork he beard the faro6 mufter of hoofs- Corning along the road from Eissen were trio ef r1ders. Carmichael laughed veakiy. Should he mount and be o6 before she made the turns He waited She came in full flight. rosy. fAdianf. as lovely as Diana. With short nod of her head she signaIed for tho two ooidiers to fall back.
 The two were embarrassed. The ihfIs ravaieade directed its eonrnp sowsr1 fjs~ ctfy
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Wanted.

At once. Men to represent us, either locally or travelling. Now is the time to start. Money in the work for the
 right men. Apply at once and secure territory. ALLEN NURSERY eo-, Boehpsier. N Y. g. 40
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should have the best.
 Sold by druggists in ffty-cent and one-dol- lar sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free. also a
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THE PAPER THAT FILLS THE WANTS OF ALL PRACTICAL AGRICULTURIST6 The New York Tribune Farmer
 You can have it
 One Whole Year

Get two subscribers for one year. each paying you the reg ular rate-fI.oo.
 Send the money to us with their names and addresses; also your own. We will enter all three names on our list. each for 2 full year.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Often Tho Kidneys Alo
 Weakened by Over -Work.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
 Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re- sponsible for much sickness and suffering,
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
CHAPTER x.

GRrMBAcH PICKS UP LoCKEr. "Y AM going into the garden. Gretch- en- Bring me a stein of brown.
 The mountaineer smiled genialiy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15

School has commenced and the
return Of the old football warriors
marks a joyous opening for it vas
their proves that made the great
team Of 1909.
On Monday night they we're
called out for their hrAt regular
practice. About twenty-five candi-
dates reported and vent willingly
into the fierce scrimmages. There
are several changes in the rules this
year but all the boys seem to be
pleased With them
The n. Il. S. has such an abun-
dance Of material th at almost all
the positions arc in doubt, many Of
the new men seeming to be as strong
candidates as some Of the old ones.
So Nezperce High will have strong
bunch Of moleskin warriors this
Year no matter vhe makes the team
and il seems from present indica-
lions the team that beats them viii
be The High School Cha rpions Of
North Idaho.
Here's to the boysl May the
people Of NezPerce give them and
their coach, Supt. MacMahan. their
hearty support in all their gridiron
contests.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15

John L. Dean who has been liv-
ing on the A. Farmer place four
miles west Of town committed sui
eide last Friday, shooting himself in
the right temple with So calibre
revolver, killing himself almost in
stantly. Mrs Higgins, his sister,
and Leonard Hunsucker who we're
living With him we're in the dining
room at dinner when they heard two
shots fred in bis room upstairs.
Knowing that he had acted peculiar
in some respects the past few days,
they we're afraid to go into the room
without assistance and Mr.. Hun
sucker ran up TO John Hendricks
house for assistance and he and Mr..
Henrichs returned Immediately and
on going into the room found the
dead body lying in bed With a large
bullet hole in bis left temple and the
revolver tightly clinched in his right /
hand. He left note in his pocket
book which be had laid on the chair
in front Of the bed, stating what dis
position be wished made of his prop
erty. The cause of his rash act
vas no doubt due to the fact that his
wife had been committed to the
asylum only a few days before which
seemed to bear very heavily on his
mind and no doubt caused his tenn
porary insanity. He was about
thirty years old and had been mar
red less than a year. The funeral
services we're held Sunday afternoon
and the remains laid to rest in Nez-
7erce cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his loss a
iather and mother, and three broth
rs and three sisters. Geo. Dean,
Clifford Dean and Harry Dean. and
Mrs. James Marker. Mrs. Ellen
Jones and Fanny Ragans, all Of
Nezperce.
John Leonard Dean vas born
Oct. 10th, 1879. died Sept. 9th,
lolo. age 81 years and Il months.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
ALPINE NEWS


IRON oar Regular correspondspt.
Mas Belle Estes is visiting ID
Alpine.
Mrs. E. B. Carey vas a Lewiston
visitor Monday.
Mr., oslerhout has finished sue.
cessful threshing season.
Mrs. Martha Carey Who has been
visiting her son and family returned
10 North Yakima Monday.
Hiss Iva Maher is attending school
Ia Nerperce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller and
little daugher visit their cousin Mr.
z. B. Carey last week.
Miss Jolly and Miss M.ble Jack
son we're the guests Of Miss Bessie
Cook last week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15

Democrats Score Victory in hains.-
PoIndexisr and all Insurgents Win

in Washington
The election held in the state Of
Maine last Monday resulted IN an
overwhelming victory for the demo-
Gratis, F. W. PIaisted winning out
over the republican nominee BY al
most 1000 and two and prehaps three
Of the congressman have been elected
BY the democrats. The legislature
is democratic which viii elect a
democrat senator next winter. Il
mas been more than thirty years
since the democrats have elected a
governor or congressman in that
state. The cause of the great
change is attributed more to the in
surgency movement than to any
other cause, however local troubles
may have entered into the cause to
some extent.
At the primary in the state Of
Washington last Tuesday. Congress-
man Poindextsr who is a candidate
for U. S. Senate won out BY about
80 900 over Judge Burke. his CON-
petitOr. Con gressman Humphrey.
Who has been one Of the Cannon sur
porters in the national house Of re-
presentatives vas badly defeated as
veil as Judge McCredie. William
LaFollette. a cousin Of r. L. La
Toilette, senator from Wisconsin.was
dominated for congress in eastern
TO succeed Congressman
Poindexter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15

There viii be an important meet
ing Of the Nezperce Athletic Club on
next Tuesday night. The aihe-
letic club viii be a great thing
this wiEter and all should turn out
to this meeting. Football and
basketball teams viii be organized
and a debating team has challenged
the high school for a contest.
So there viii be great deal going
on at the club this winter and all
members should join in heartily.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15

In our last issue typographical
error was made in the article con-
ceming the purchase Of the Farmers
State Bank stock BY the Union Sc
curities Co. The name J. K. Nc
cormack should have been in place
Of ]. K. McGoldrick.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-15
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Etmo to my place. miles south west Of Nes
1s'At. two calves about ~ year old, no brand
Henry 9athef
#tf|ro is hereby given that unless the above
fIbod animal be called for and costs paid
||fon the same VIII be sold 10 The highest
1Iff for cash on Wednesday the 10Th day 81
"AI 1910. ~ tht above described place AZ u
*INfk m HN Montief.
eslable kcspefco pfocinot Ncs refoc county
So publication sspl is. sslo.