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TURKISH BATHS
FRENCH DRY CLEANING.


CITY CLEANING & PRESSING Co.
6l w Srd So Bell 3956 Ind 1853.
CENTS SUITS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned. Sl.50.
LADIES SKIRTS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned. 81 an;
sl.25. AND THE DRIVER WILL GALL.
b3o3
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iJSps cHAfTlE5R ,Il5 siaT. NT.
Masonic 6pst Friday
meetings month. f.'' visit visiting g
ne,SI9I neSIOfI'wS Welcome; LuciS Sd1 II. :
i. s'iss I. Spencer, secreeals
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|rYNaNDERy NO. /, KNIGHTS
-5i.ed conclaves held at
e-;l., corner Second East and
e o. frst Thursday OF each
tyEnlng Sir knights cordially
c i,ls1d.
]. 7, BEECKON: E. c.
/ lliEERWOoD. Recorder.
g1OOO
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A CHANCE
To have fine bungalow at a small cost.
Buy this 5X7rod lot on the corner on
the north bench. Remodel the 4-room
brick house and you have a home worth
so per cent more than It cost you
One OF the best things we have is
corner on 7th ave. 35x6 rods, with a A.
room house for $4,000. Terms. too
s3100-Fine modern 4-room brick on
Eighth ave. A beauty
s3150-Elght-room brick on Tenth East.
Lot 50N157.
s4eoo-Seven-room modern on First ave.
This Is dirt cheap.
s65oo-Large seven-room home on First
ave. Lot 3x1o rods.
THREE BEAUTIES
On the corner OF Eighth and G streets.
Nothing like them in town. The very
best as 10 build and converiences, Terms
il desired.
FEDERAL HEIGHTS
Restricted residence park A beautiful
spot Exclusive and limited.
We are agents. See us for plats and
prices.
STOWE & PALMER,
30 West 2nd So. Phones 1902 k197
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FOUND

1I7pcTY HEIFER, BRAND. ON LEFT
h.i,,o,iIder G. r. Can be had at 2&rd
80, between 10th and nth South by
having for this ad. Ches. k' Johnson; =;
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GAS FILTERS
SECONDHAND STORES,

WANT TO BUY 2D-HAND FURNITURE.
stoves. ranges. Michigan Fur. Ind. AL
Bell 5li5. kl542
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sTTSTHsT AND SIDE PLEATIN;G, TE; 3
Ms NJ. NJ. Jenncns oVs DaSs ndE6 1nE6
s.n 81 Bell phone lItG-A- u'Voo
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S0TlCErWasatch lodge No.
r A ~, will hold a special
= Endsy) evening. May o. at
WORK on the r. Z. degree.
Hisors cordially invited. BY
&W. u.
!. J. LOWE. Secretary.
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ELFER NO. 1, r. A. M
sTKalicn last Wednesday in
e II Masonic hall, corner Sec
- Fist South street. Com
r-aly Invited. f. II. Kutnew-
1 lcsss c. Phillips. Secretary.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
So w. 3rd South, first door west SAM
"a rum. will for 30 days. sell you furni-
that can possibly BE made in Salt Lake.
II will pay you to see me before buying
or selling, 1856
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
PAINTING PAPERHANGING AND
calcimiring; wall paper cleaned and
>yhitewashing. Geo. i'ouil. olf w. End
So Ind 1859. h29Sl
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NEW SUITE OF HOuSEK Eh:PISS!S5 Eel, ~ .
rpGroS, seI4.'e,'N" Iztt El3l4
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mzpAH cHAP,T1E5K l,115 sier Nol
ss,,.t"d 3, U meetings mrs, ilrs'
Saitc NSsdSy Of each s;d ~SnSai e6rner
! s9sSndi' ss.9sSnd East and u Eirss hs7s
Cuil scCsSIslly invited;
e CROWN. W. N.
"a sG+rWSARD. 6 WARD Secretary.
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FOR RENT-FIIRN1surn


THE CUMBERLAND UOTEJ,-MRs OT.-
..rsDIch announces TO the public that the
,,o,,, perIand 2nd So. and Bird East. is
,or n0M open TO the public: beautifully and
each room, baths at ali times. reason
-" iutSs' kl637
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ID TEMPLE, a. A. o. y. n. 8.
Z ssslons held at Masonic
4 .rr Second East and First
\ nld Wednesday in each
Naming mobiles invited to at
IA Y Rash. Pctentste; j, N
;torder.
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z SS5s5. -; .,Ia.E i 7. 3 ~ zs5ss55 Sssy555 4
I: s:ss95 s;..:sasE HE'$s;;ssis S$9s;ssss e 7';:
q ,o'Su'%Viahss ,'S' '%asrFy W. M A
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WANTED-AGENTS

----~~~~o-----~-~~~-~~~~~
LIVE MEN AND WOMEN FOR
agents; finest thing In city; good chance
for advancement: no dead ones need ap
nIv 3O8 Dooly block 1851
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eToRAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II II. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United states. cut rates. kimhali
Nan and STORAGE Co. l9 w Isl SO m266s
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THE WHITLEY.
rooms and bath. with buffet Kitchen
90
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STORAGE

scE".~CGE scIs ..C.GGE STORAGE AND STORAGE
~ ,Zacn Tor rent. Apply 2I.3iS Eccles
ave- Sp"'i Ind phone 1928: Bell 1901. e. r;
Tnn,au Co. produce and storage. hil3s
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS 5,'JI G0E
ueht @ nUusshe ~ s,IJ s,.anI,c kI05G
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ONE NICE MODERN FJTRNISHrT
room Ioi No. Main. f114g
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NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT h00M: NJ.,...:
suitable for two young ladies'; W. %alEln5 t;., ii
distance; with or without board -"o I'll f,eIt
s.s SSutI. at.
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DRES SMAKNG
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERS
WHERE TO sToF

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEM. PRO
prietor. 6S East First South: 200 rooms
rates CSC. SOC and soc. Xl93t
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOtSlit Eel, - y -.
hath, lights. nicely furnished; che9Pi ipi
also sleeping rooms. best car service, ,,,,fS6 go
South Sth East. 49,
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FURNITURE, STOVES RANGES. CAR
nets. rugs bought sold and exchanged
o *. Furniture Co. 200 South West
Temple Bell 1896. Ind, 2255 hiss
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p elt, The MACcAnEEs
o. n rent No. every
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-. f,rdsr Of Odd Fellows.
;nncE ~ S No. II. !. o: o. r..
- Upy Wednesday night at 8
gm1b r temple. Visitors wei
J, = ! YounsTeen. ~ N. c.; j. c
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SHOE REPAIRING

VEIL q YOU WAIT SEWED SOLES
in 10 mlnu cs. 40 w. IND So.' base
ment. HiouEL
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. WORK
guaranteed. Ind, 1l4a- Bell 3l54.. v1oal
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

BRANSFORD APARTMENTS.
Ihe finest apartment house west ~
chicago: furnished and unfurnIsbed
5uftes '"tot"'sHeo
FURNISHED suites. 50 a day and ND.
90 rates by the month.
Open TO the public.
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~ Tondsy night at /, o; 0. F F
r.i,,rs " invited. J. U. Hiltz: y
,cnsrT. Secretary, aia'
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.omgTIES

o5CF 70; 2,;,doas3 :; F, ASp eaoh q,
= 81 &. ''s:af's 'ss:a'Is Isass: "a sss s5sGse sd
:ss.rs i'm u SVW VW, NJ; Christie
.tary.
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ad tH- af ia. exl.vi-s sl lhosa r4H- ails i"y congress
 Tn" ~"nate wiu be saie lu the ksrE- aG nr rho republican 0la ~iu have a norkiug majority Of
 President Taft is at a iosa uo under elaud the sufden landslide in favor of fh, drmocrat~ and hrlieyes that the lr..r rlo arc not in sympathy with the present state of anairS in the running af th. government
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SENATE STILL REPUBLICAN,
 BUT HOUSE IS DEMOCRATIC

.,n1 th. h"use ar representatives wiu uaNe majority "f at least thirty o,~r the republicans
 Election r.uns fsnr an oyer ,nr country ~h"w~ great gains Ioi ths drm"crarir party and il ie seliayed that tho next house Wil hs democratic !" a good working majority. for in nearly an the states inc republicans har" lost sound and had all they could d" [" elect their governors. and they
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-09
Special Nugget Service.

ODGCtdt NuYYet ociNtCS'
 NEW YORK. Nov. 9.---Cnmpletr re- ulus from all ">c" tho country where the fall elections have been held shows that there has been democratic slide III over the country. Democratic gov luars hav. been elected in many states iud in the nld stand batter states the majority of the republicans has been ,alr down C" such an extent that n al most spells defeat
 New York state went democratic d. MAS predicted yesterday and Tammany Dix as he has been called throughout the campaign. or ever since he received he nomination at Rochester during the last or September carried the state hy .ixty thousand
 Returns from all over the state shows strong democratic gains, and during election day the betting was hNa [" one on Dix. Here in the city Tammany had its organization in per feet running order and rolled up a big majority for its representative Dix. which was more than enough to over come the upstate republican vote.
 The evening papers last evening con ceded the election of Dix as governor long before the final returns were re- ceived. The lead he had in Greater New York being more than enough to
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GROOM S2 AND BRIDE I9
 TAKE OATH
Nugget Special Service.


 STERLING. Nox s-Emding his two daughters. aged sixty and sixty -onc. Jacob Myers. agel eiGhty-two. cloped with Miss Katie krft. a local girl who obtained her majority but a year ago. Myers, at one time was prosperous merchant here. He was first married sixty four years ago to Miss Amy Cul- len, wh" died about seven years af- tcrward
 Myers and the Kraft girl have been seen together several times hy people here, but nothing was thought nf it at inc time
 Upon returning home today after a trip out of town, Mrs Joo Boyd. aged sixty, Myers youngest daughter found note on the mantle stating that he had elored with Miss Kraft to whom h. was going to be married that day
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HEAD ON COLLISION
 CLAIMS EIGHT LIVES

SPOKANE. NuN. >--iu d h-ad-nu collision between two freight trains her" today. eight of the trains crew iN !. not fatally injured The freight earS. the property of the Great North ..g. Railroad Company. were complete ,b ls fi". wlrCE sl .kinated from fiyIns $! arks from the engines after the enl- li=oin occurred
 The h0rribl. accident occurred lhrouh misunderstanding on the part of the section dispatcher who confused the signals and orders for the trains
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JUDGE BALDWIN wlLL
 SuE TrEo ROOSEVELT

Nuggets Special Ssr.ie-.
 NEW HAVEN. N"v Judge S [ Baldwin. of this city has engaged the services of Alton Parker and has direct 't that eminent lawyer to start suit against Theodore Roosevelt. whom he alleges used his name in connection with malicious Islander AS vet noth. ine definite has been done by th. judges counsel but !; is believed that the suit will be hled in the clerks of flee here today
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DEMOCRATS LEADING DIX IS GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
EMPLOYERS ARE URGED TO
 MAKE PEACE
uuuset spee,al ser,>s

uauJset SEeC,ai sers'>s
 '.GW ioIsk $oN The Mer. , naur- Association oi this city today .rup word To all oi the manufacturing ...n...ne harbor.ug i,sgruntIed em-
 ta' sort ol settlement da general ll4, is feared. m" situation here Is at.. than II has "yer been before
 ., thr express and taxi drivers went .t. a eirik". Every effort is being made 7. .,-t"f" peace. between employer and .npIu2' hut as vet uo results iH this 5reoti"u haN, been noted
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,gget's Special Service.

CHICAGO, Nov The Record Herald this afternoon r"mrs out with a larg" scare h"ad "rnugr--s Now Democratic" and m 50 lengthy orrl,lc -iymg what k termed complete returns "t yesterdays election throughout the United states says m" next United Stat'.S sruat" will he made ur of fifty republicans ana f"rty-two democrats
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sREWeR'S SON iNvENTs
 NEW MODEL AERoPlANe
Nuggets Special Service.

NuyJtI opeCIdI SeTVICe.
 ST. LOUIS. Nov a.-Georgr Lowell. son ot q local brewer. made a success tul flight Today. in q new model aero plan" which he, himself, had construct ed The young aviator circlcd through the air over the city and made d sen sati"nal drop to earth His engines worked harm"niously and not q mishap was recorded The aerorlane embodies the latest ideas in aerial navigation and promises to be a practical machine for both the purpose of carrying freight and passengers.
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WILL
 SsLL sATTLeShiPs

suqgrt'a Special Ser.,,r.
 NASmNGToN N"t s The .rais Y H"~,"n and Charleston now lyins '' The p,eot sound navy yard. win b. aId 'g tlr es,erUm.u' in the near fu- nr Thee fwa -uipe hay" passed fe-ir lat~ .af ue"tulnes~ and a. uew h4'tl, l,-hl,- at. n.me hulr. rnry NH ... a"l. aaaa alth The cruiser .sN'h.-rnl < .le .i the oldest ships tn as naHs uoss .a.a her build ani equir Hrur far from modern
 The best and sheap,., meats .n to"a at ModinTs Cafe
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

rh,r- win Ice meeting of rhc S"A- "t th" North Saurdy evening Noy.m- n,r r.. at S.3a important business Wiu come before tho meeting also the election ol officers
 RY ORDER or TRUSTEES
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NEW RECoR DIOR
 25. MILe FLIGHT
Nugget Spec,al Service.

Nugget Spec,al Sersice.
 BALTIMORE %oy. a.-AyIator La ham stablished new record ias' night hy making a new record for ns.uty.iv, mic flight Th. aviator stid.d his aeroriau- over the city for
 t,# minutes tnru A.W |" th- sub aa. aua r.aru,t alter having clipped aF.a. minutes off ni The records ser hJ .H ffrElnu# aisht-
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The largest photographic studio n Alaska. The koweli Studio, neat 10 the postoffes.
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NEW YORK. Nov % Later Rc. tuns which keep arriving here from al over the country show democratic
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Pure whisky properly handled won't hurt any one. Try a bottle and get 1t at the Eagle. Not a headache in a bar. rel.
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Home made bread for sale at Mo d,ni's Cate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-09

NEW LAID EGGS s' PER DOZEN Al Prosssr's Harnsss Shsp. ehsns siask 5.
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Al brands imporlse and domestic -igars ana cigarette zI Ssstors
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Baby pictures our speciality. Nowell Studio
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HARTFoRD. Conn. N"N .".--f"r th" afth time in forty years the stat" of has gone democratic and
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REPUBLICANS OFF YEAR
 PARTY LOOSING GROUND
Democrats Carry New York, New Jersey Mass, Conn.,, Wyoming and Ohio, OklahOma South Dakota
 and Oregon Doubtful

Baldwin has been elected governor by So mai"rit, "t tur.. th"ueand. II is believed that th" usure"nt republicans voted with th. democrats during th. election h"h. yesterday for m le9s the republicans carried the state hy nearly fpriN-IiNc thousand plurality
 M republican, headquarters today everything Is daIl> Ind gloomy and the leaders ar, trying ta find "ut what
 tuIye luem yesterday when the dem ",rats salu. in md.r the wire With a s",.d bad when they believed In. dis- taul flag had been dropped on them hrr"ra they started 'n th" running
 'ItEYENNE Wy". Not e. Tn, democrats have earried thr state by rnur thousand majority after hard light which k considered a great vie tory iai the party. ou account ai the state having gone republican, at th, lt-t election for Governor E F Groks
 '"t ,rnor-,.lrct rar,. i- now rveeiv- mg ru, concentrations "f prominent . ,nasrats all over n" country for ths urut he made which r-Sultcd iu a vu. t"r> t,.-trrlay at the rall~
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warrant hi- election.
 rINClNNATl O. Noy o--Judson ILrruau. thu dem"cratir candidate. was elected to succeed himself with rlur aliiy of thirty thousand over the re- publican candidate. In laoS Governor IIarmnu defeated Harris who was run ming on the republican ticket hy lit- IT.. over Ia.ooo This year he has greatly increased his majority
 TRENTON. x. Nov 2 Tn" stat, went drmorralir yesterday hy at least twelve thousand majority and r. Nil SOL wa- elactrd governor of the state during thc fall election of lso7 John
 Franklin Fort. r"ruhliean carried the stat. hy oyer 5000
 BOSTON. Ma~-.. NoN. a The a"u"- crats have rreaiucd the state by elect ling Ross governor hy 25.ooo plurality and naarlz every democrat on the state lticIl.t was elected Last fall Ehen S Draper carried the state for the r"- ipnhlfyaus he nearly eight thousand ipmraiity.
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-.uu m legislatures m Indiana. Maine. Missouri Nebraska New Jersy New York. onio. W"sr Virginia and con u"ctlcut
 The papers here m the city m com mentiup mon the returns srnf in claim tua' rhi~ Is an on. or democratic. year aln4 thr rrpuhieua press k sure that .natr.r- will rradmst themselves with
 u tho next two ycar- so that The re- puhlian president wn win out u l ~.lk
 SEATTLE Nov. s-Thr country
 r.am Inc rysout indications i- leaning s.Hara democracy but the out and ont
 -"l.d republican statc~ were able "a Haia m tact even though the demo
 rntt~ mad" gcat nroads into the nor. iuat maiortj"s eenorally rolled ur h the republican states 'omrloto returns of this state gives a far majority to the republicans ENen republican congressman is elect "t h a ~af. majority and all ropub- i h.tn candidates for the supreme court iar, elected The state leciatur" win h. republican, hy a safe working ma. l i"rity and hrre in King county ever, tr"ruhlirau running for office was elect ,d
 .l-.nIln.rh .n P-s-
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warrant his election
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

bps that she broke out almost br~ath-
leszly.
you VII forgive mel You must
she stopped and then with q sudden
lapse to her old air Of fear; oh but
what VIII happen now; what vii
happen 10 LAUREL l have failed yon.7
M~urgatroyd interrupted her last
words By saying frigidly:
when ! make agreements Mira
ChAlIoner. I keep them. Ycu may Be
sure that I shall keep this one
stu awed IN a measure b. his mas
terfui personality, hut with toy IN Der
heart, Miriam ChaIioneF started 70
leave the omca
M~argatrcyd checked her quickly.
~MH ChalOner,- he said, with re
proof stiTl lingering IA his yoiee,
there Il no necessity h~enceforth for
personal Interviews In the future Il
you have anything 20 say TO me kind
~ let Il ccne through your counsel,
Mr.. Thone."
Directly on leaving him Miriam
ChaIiOner went to Thorne's o6iee. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

= The +
RED MOUSE
~~~~~~~~@~~~~
A hystsry Romance
~-~a~~~~-~-~~-~~~~~
By KILLIAM HAMILTON
OSBORNE
CHAPTER III
Z cssysshl Ipoa ~ pssA. Mad q c. !


CHAPTER NJ.
sV CAME here again. thinking per
haps y0E might wish to explain
your action" The words cams
n from Mrs. chaIloneE. who. unat
tended. had found her way into thu
p~rosecutors Office.
Eurg1troyd doubtless was annoyed,
but IN spite Of himself ne could not
help admirng the pluck which she
showed IN coming directly 70 him,
and as he came forward 10 meet heg
be saw that 1t was with dinculty thai
shs kept on her feet The woman
spoke:
what have poE TO say to msF"
Murgatnoyd froEned whea be re-
torted IN a voice fun OF emotion:
what have you to say to meT
IT, She faltered and stopped BE-
fore his scornfnl glance.
YES. you Mrs. Chauoner. Do you
recall our compaets Your silence was
the essence Of it. Why did you break
TIP
Miriam ChAlIoner checked a Wild de.
sire to laugh hystertcslly.
But you broke Il first
~HowT'
The woman looked steadily at him
by this conviction"
What was our compactT he asked
sternIy.
Miriam's courage was returning Ii
was with an indignant tone that she
replied.
That you should set my husband
free"
Murgatroyd tapped the table with
his hand.
"And have l failed as yetg'
Yes she answered fercely. You
have convicted him"
ibid you assume for an instant. Mrs.
Chall0ner,s Murgatroyd replied. ~thai
I was such bungler as Il release your
husband at the FIRST triaI-for all the
world TO know-to suspect when
said to you that ! would set your hus-
band free, did ! say whsay"
OF the scene that followed Miriam
Chanoner never retained a very clear
impression She remembered that Of
first. as II In a trance. she kept re
peating his last word, while by degrees
its meaning stole in upon her. then Of
a sensation OF being about to faint
through mere e1ces Of joy. suddenly
the thought Of her tenerity flashed
through her braia. the enormity of the
thing she had done. and she would
have gone on her knees AZ his feet had
be not caught her in time She craTed
% 70 hear words Of pardon from bis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
fhe Weekly Ledger
FERRIS & cAurHoRNs


CORN SHOW,
EVERY farmer ia Audrain county
should be Interested in the ANIMAL
corn show to be given by Ferris &
Cauthorn In their store IN Mexico
October 13-l+15,. 1910. Their first
show last fail was a grand success
and attracted the attention Of the
farmers generally, not only OF An
drain, but adjoining counties. An.
drain county is q corn growing coun-
ty, and a big annual III show is
one os the enterprises that the Mex.
leo Ledger has always favored. II
Is an Incentive to secure good seed
and TO improve the crop in ever
way possible. The list Of prizes viii
be announced later, and viii be
very attractive. A larger acreage Of
corn VIII be planted this year than
ever before, and the second annual
corn show Of Ferris & Cauthonl
should be even better than the frs
one. A special prize viii be offered
10 the boy under fourteen years Of
age who raises the best Z in the
county. This win stimulate the
young farmers TO get on their JOB
in earnest. We predict that the Fer
rk and Cauthorn annual corn show
win grow IN favor from year to year
and win be one Of the big fall
events in Mexico and prove Of great
benefit to the farmers generally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

REFERRING to the statement
made that the cost Of high living is
largely due to the extravaganza Of
housewives. the St Louis Post E Dis
patch, under the heading Of Frozen
Horse ard Picked Coat" publishes
the following editorial. Stand.
pat supporters Of the trusts and the
tariff insist that the increased cost
Of living Is due 10 the extravaganza
OF housewives. They say TO the an
cry voter: Reform your wife and
there viii then be no need Of re.
forming the Republican party" Be
hold now how a plain tale reiutes
lhzt campaign lie. In Chicago q.
this moment, a man is suing for di
Toree on the express ground that tha
housewife j. too economical. She Is
against the Beef Trust from break
fast to supper. The husband alleges
that an winter lnog she has given
him no meat save frozen horse Oh
picked goat. He is reported as
saying: Last December my wlfc
killed our old pet farm horse, Joshua,
which was then 20 years old. She
frnze the carcass and began to serve
it as steaks. She was getting an IN
pay all the time, too, and could haze
served a decent beefsteak as wen al
o I stuck to It for a dme. bui
frozen horse croquettes' and POM
tenderlotn in onions got me at last
The goat wasn't so bad The sig
~nifioance Of this economy is empha
sized by the fact that 1t was prao
ticed in Chicago. Much meat Of man
kinds is packed IN that city. Thu
trusts, however, withhold it from
the hungry. The thrifty housewif'
has to kin a pet horse for food ant
pickle the family goat for a change
Of diet; within the very odor Of thu
s~tockyards. Is It any wonder the lad
les demand the ballot?