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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

of the harm or death that might be
his own lot, but dwelt on the hurt
that might come to the girl, or on
the sorrow that would fall upon the
superintendent head. He thought of
his mother, and what would happen
to her II he failed to survive, and Of
the end Of all his glorious career And
the drumming Of the hoofs whipped
ever faster and faster as the pace in
creased
Up from below. with bells tinkline
on the leaders. and driven by one who
carelessly whistled. came an ore
wagon. The whistle stopped abruptly.
and the driver was startled into &c.
ton but too late. Sanders had seen
the danger, and made instant choice
1t was that his own viciously running
horses must be swung up into the BLUFF
to avoid being hurled into the river
below. He reached far out. and
caught tenacious twist in the line
nearest the bank, gritted his teeth,
and with sudden jerk threw his en-
tire weight back in one mad ling
The rapidity Of previous panoramas
was outdone. Many things happened
at once. There was sharp crash
which reverberated back into III.
hills. the splintering of wood. and a
confusion of struggling horses san
ders felt himself hurled high int, the
air. heard the whistle of the wind
shrilling in his ears accompanied bv
the sroans and screams OF the matmc..
animals He had a vision of wildN
striking. kicking hoofs. into which he
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
SAVING LIVES FOR PROFIT
LIE Insurance Company ana Policy.
Holder Both Gain by New
System.

In November the one waEe-earnef
OF family in Jersey City fell sick.
He was young man o. y. supporting
mother and two young sisters. No
doctor was called He considered the
cost. and determined 10 wait day
or so in the hope OF turn for the
better.
Like most o. his class he had no
savings Early in the autumn his In.
come had stopped Tor a time on ac
count Of tdleness during strike, and
he had run behind
The next day he was in delirium,
and his mother and sisters tended him
as best they could. In IN. mids, Of
their distress there came a rap at the
door. The visitor was the collec.o.
for life insurance company. Tho
mother met him
We cannot pay today there Is no
money. John Is deadly sick, she
said
~wha. does The doctor say asked
the collector
y am sending for him, she an.
swered
The man went away Two hours
later woman cane and took charge.
She explained 10 the astonished fam.
lily that she had been sen. by the life
insurance company When the doc.
tor arrived. late in the day. she told
him that the man vas in the grip Of
pneumonia
4 have done what could" she
said
The doctor looked al her curious,v
wondering how patient Of this clasi
happened to have trained nurse IN
attendance. Then he turned 10 the pa
tient- After brief examination 10
looked again to the nurse.
Tell me" he said, how you hap
pen to be here. and why"
She explained that she had bee,
sent by the insurance company.
Who pays for your seryices.n b,
asked.
The company she said.
y suppose he said, they will 70,
1t back some way from him
They Will II he lives, she ss,d
FOR he will probably keep on pawn.
his premiums for long tine. II Ia
dies, they lose"
The doctor thought 4. over for ,
minute.
In this case" he said. they win.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
plunged as though shot from . sata.
putt, and then it grsw dark, very

plunged as though shot from . eatA-
putt, and then it grew dark, very
dark
Sanders thought something smelled
bad-just as the hospital did that time
when father was taken there. He
tried to raise his arm. but there was
some big wooden thing on 1t, and IL
hurt He rested awhile, trying to 70
member what had happened
Then he decided to open his eyes,
but one was blind. because there was
cloth wrapped around his head.
Finally he looked out with the other
one with much effort, and discovered,
TO his amazenent, that he was In the
superintendent once; only Il didn't
look natural-there were 90 many
bottles and thing. around on tables.
Well. II wasn't worth while thinking
and pulling about it. SO he would
take another short sleep. The Dream
Lady came to him vaguely At inter.
walls. and there were many vhisper.
ings
Sanders tried to Sit up. but cool
MANU- IGSlIdluSQ l4lIn ANOt y0S, 0SAi
boy" said the Dream Lady. and then
his mind became active, and hs want.
ed 10 know where the stage was
You are through with the stage,
my little driver" said the Dream Lady.
Az soon as I can take you. you are
going home with US. away back into
the east. where there are no stages,
bu, only schools and other little boys
20 play with Where you will not have
to work. but Just become man. You
are going with me
Not by a damn sight" said San.
de-. relapsing into his old-time en-
phasis I've got to stick with Mack.
lain, goin to leave him. I'm goin'-"
and then before Sanders voice could
become mere broken wall. he heard
another and deeper voice as it
came to the bedside 1t was on the
side where the obnoxious bandags
was and somehow he couldn't turn
his head to see; but with the other
eye he saw a mans hand reach out
across him and grasp the hand Of the
Dream Lady saw smile OF tender
ness break over her face. and saw her
blush as the big voice went on
Sanders, you are soing east. but It
won't be long until am there to see
you, and maybe some time We will
all come back cut here together"
Sanders smiled but, desiring the
full appreciation Of the big man, muir
INJURED y done ny best, Mack. but
they ruined away And held on like
game little cu.s You know did,
don't you9'
And the big voice had a note Of
laughter in 1. as il rumbled Yes,
you did. little partner
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
IMPORTANT THAT PUBLIC sHouIn
KNOW ABOUT GREAT
KIDNEY REMEDY

The testimonial an to give you ec,n..
unsolicited have been su!-e:.n, ~,
!au,t;aso Ter ten years and II ...,.-
unable to stand erect. A Mr.. Dan al Ia.
city saw ne IN my condition 81, over,
and inquired the cause. tod h... IA.
had the lumbaso. lie replied, Il. 10. ~.
Shat ! tell you to, you need not ha.e !.
sad ! would take anything Tor ease. H.
said, You get two bottles Ct Dr. N
mers Swamp-Root and take il. ana u :.
does not tx you o. X. VIII pay 70. a.
medicine myself" ! did 20 and an rel
man. For i've months have been asr.,l
as could be. Before I took your swarr.
Root was IN constant pain day and niys.
This may look ike adve- .sins, bus !,
seems to me most imporsan. that -
pubic should be made familiar w,.h ~.
Treatment as 1t is the only one | lm~
which IL an absolute cure owe a z-p..
deal to DR.. klmers Swamp-Reot. and ~,
ANXIOUS that others situate as
should know and take advantage Of /.
Hoping that this testimonial nav h. a.
benefit TO come one, am
j. A. ROWLAND.
l.34 Hunit-sldt 81.
Denver, Col.
CIV ess.s and NJ t County Of Denver $.
Personally appeared before ne, Eourv
Public in and for the cry ana ooustr
OF the State of Colorado, j. A. Howlari
known 10 me as the person whose mans
Is subscribed TO the above s.a.erren. aeS
upon his oath declares tia. i. i ira
and correct statement.
DANIEL n. DRAPER,
i.-..-- Nj. r. y, ~,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Big Stiff walled with much anguish,
and in loud tones protested his limo

Big Stiff walled with much anguish,
and In loud tones protested his limo
cence
Sanders, you little DEVIL the su-
perintendent said. you are a fighting
little brat. l have heard, but 1t won't
go here. When you come to this mine
you come peaceably or you will have
to and then, observing the hurt look
in Sanders eyes, his own softened.
and he concluded lamely-"h have to
fight me"
or course 1t wouldn't do to tell the
cause OF the enmity against the yard
boy-t that would have been squealing;
but the martyr game was hard one,
and Sanders sympathized with him
self for many days. But there was
worse yet Sanders mother heard Of
the fight when she came to the mine
TO get the mending Mccarthy was
as great hero to her as to her son.
1t was this dark-eyed. quiet man who
had made life SO much easier for her
after her husbands death and had
put The boy sin the sthage biziniss
Ike a rale Castillo Orishmon in the
ould country No jantin-ca-ar, but a
raie hack, 10 be shure,
That night Sanders had another
bai'ie and ahcn ii ended his mother
eFNl eAlr lie stood sullcnly by, feel
ing ih;t had he not been ashamed to
hesif lh her. she could lay no claim
81 AZ fMeriority
'iib ss4fh:ir.fok "a changed color and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

swAN -~~ ssv Az tie grease = ;As
Al.s sAAxs~A s.@-.Ass ii. ssx YeSks
B.: - s-s.ss cas- q sk.seass. and
ss- -sa-xS>ss ss-s SD ASHses sun
les sxe SeAa
s. ssts sss a.sss Q. ~a-r.A. tie
s,S<e driver cA-e 10 .ss ra.ae oas
-.sr-sls ssc seSnS re r~es... isSy
a-i s-s -sases ~xi..as "a. 80 Down
s;Ass
NstA-sSy "a. .-,t-s Is lcok uacon.
ee-.>s &c. Is eyes ~s-- very deep
AIS iese,y Tke D.ear. lAtv Asa a
vel ever her fxee, and 70 longer
a->se-i ~ gxyiy a. ~s.n SEE came
= sse h.lss scr the suuse- oa,y her
-o;se- taiksd-sAiksa yolusly and
ssS-7iy asd uac-AAaSly IS sanders
.>ak ties, asoA-N.
re .ureria,eeden, ..oc< swk~a-a.
y - tie ~sesl Some day Ne shall
zee: axs.n, Sanders heard him saw
.se Dream Lady turned a~Sy without
~o-S and locked ,ovx-o tae noun.
'Ass.'c7s As though bidding hem fare
vel
tie naa cd something very IN
us-a ssas day. something unp.ece
1easeo he walked al tie Way around
,se .eSm. ,.Ghien:ug Up = strap or
testing buckle here ard there Then,
vixen tie others we're busy adjusting
sse;' belongings il the narrow space.
ne sad Sanders. ny boy. drive very
carefully down The Turn Again g-ade
lis bad place. Be game little
Gus. snd hold the -e:ns ,ishs@ Al
ways REMEMBER 70 be careful there.
Sanders wondered a. tie scuoni5ion
IS tie horses swung on. and down TIE
Ill.
TIE Dream Lsdys mosh.- eecame a
dragon il The s,ase-driver's a.sca.sle.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
ne team wildly plunged

his sea-: ne team wildly plunged
forward.
Saacess couldn't remember all tia.
harreasd when he though, 1t over
Nser~sr6. because ii took SO long.
There came 20 him vaguely the
screams OF tie Dream LAdy's mother.
regrets that II he had TO have . run
sway II should come on this. Of all
daye. and all the time there ws the
battle with the horses The wayside
was 20 longer familiar 1t was a
mere panorama OF looming gray rocks
that rose up suddenly and swept past
IN blur. The road vas living.
twisting thing. that tried all the time
to evade him: and before him. with
ousssresohed heads and sinewy bodies
s;raining for ever greater reaches.
were two terribly insane animals, ben,
o. destruction
Down the deadly hill. lurchins.
s~ayins from side to side. or Violently
jumping over boulders they went. but
Sanders sat firm. with his Drowned
hands twisted desperately into the
lines. In his ears rang again snc
again the words Be game little
cass, and hold the rein. tight"
AT the top Of hi. .hr:ll voice he
called to the horses. trying vainly to
check them-called them by name.
cursed, appealed, or commanded, and
sll with no effect, Through him there
ran the realization tina, there was bu,
one chance 10 save the Dream Lady
and that was to keep his way in the
road. at least until the f,ightful grade
o. Turn Again stretched smoothly
out over the shadows OF the lowland
away from the river and from the
high bank And IN this time Of stress
his unselhsh little heart rocked not
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

perhaps because above the clanking of
the vehicle and the clicking OF the
shod heels her voice arose in scolding
tones at regular intervals.
Once the Dream Lady rebelled, and
said oh. mother, please stop am.
old enough to understand" Then
there was silence
The horses felt the GOODNESS OF the
morning. and were mettlesome Their
hoofs rang spitefully on the frost
hardened roads, and they tugged at
the bits until Sanders tough little
arms ached with the persistent pull.
They surged against the lines or
jumped as II frightened. away from
familiar objects. The drivers legs
Strengthened out like small pillars, to
the brake that had been made long
enough for his foot to reach; but to-
day 1t didn't seem to hold we'll
A weed blew airily across the road,
and the ofY-horse SHE'D SHE'D so VIC
lently that Sanders swore under his
breath and gave a quick jerk. The
horse felt that Sanders was nervous.
Up the short rise they went and then
swung over the brow and down on the
crooked reach of Turn Again grade.
while far below them and alongside,
the river wound its foamy way over
the bclilders.
What the devil ails vou9@ yelled
Sanders, as the otfhorse suddenly
broke into run Sanders foot struck
out madly for a greater purchase on
the brake. a detective bolt SNAPPED
somewhere, and he nearly fell from
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
AVOID the Cheap and big Can ea..
ina Powders

ne cheap teakins powders have tsu. a..
- iiA-aendation. they certa MY give u.
{l.f laser plenty .: powder tof IL. nor
~ ~ NOT al baking powder, he b.
: made up OF cheap materials tina, hsrs
y evening power. These powders ~.
= lafeisss.y made from ini.rior mat
F4ai- that they vii not maize A.5- VI.
~a.a tod Further these cheap bss,,-
IaoF' 'ers have g very small percentage
!e-s.'ilins gas, therefore il takes from "
- it-e times as much OF suc:. powder
i7t.-= The cake Q. b.scui. as i does II
ne, RaAing Powder. Therefore. in the h,r-
run ne actual COS. 70 the consume. q; H.,
wei.lsi ie
Why not buy perfectly Wholesome h..
ne powder Ike Calumet. tia. Is At ~
s-ii's. tine moderate IN price ana ne
witch can be relied uYon. Calurle- .;,-s
~ COX The least trouble.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Good Definition

\ New York Judge. 4, will be se
ns'nbsre5. recently declared unoon
Sii'utional the new Law thai an au.o.
inooilist, having run over pedes-
Tran. must stop and leave his name
he Judge said that the automobil.s..
hst perfec, right 20 run away anu
i@aYe the nangled victim TO bleed 10
dsaih alone for the reason that. In
criminal cases, 20 man is obliged a
ieaF witness against himself James
fia!aen Wilkes. president OF the D.
is'3sa Society OF Atlanta. discussed
rms legal decision at the seciet. ;
last ;aeet.ng And that. he c-iea
he-i9 Is called justice We'll il.
de-'; was search after justice oaes
ceThsd as blind man looking intc a
dsza room for black hal -ha: !sa:
.fa-.l
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
DAME NATURE HINTS
When the Food is No. Suited,

When Nature gives her sigma, TIA,
something is wrong 1: is generally
with he food the old Dame is always
sa.1a.ul and o.e should &C, a, once
70 PIT of the change IS 70 rsk ,ha:
Which nay be nrepa-able. An AZ.
zo,a man says:
For years l could no. sassiv e..
an breakfast tried ali kinds :.
oFsaksass foods, but they we're al.
$50 starch! naesses. which gave NJ
distressing heaGaeAes. i drank strong
eees8s io-o, whieh ap7sa-ed 70 beasa-
ne : he ;.-ae but added 10 ,5s h.s.s.
sSilsts afterwards Toss. al; co-a
NeTs 10 oetts- Tor L soua6 The .as.
Ns.-x cons 7ipaas
Tsead i1erssa5sd NJ - cair CO..
ise and the s-asahy t-eassss- .a.5s
ssa Sc Postum I'D G-aas.s<us Z.
s''as'' ! shall leye- reg-e. ag
TIE charge sAsv 4srs ~s-zsa
IS : wonderful nov have IL n.o-s
s. '.e distressing senators il III
s.s.-'-''e- s,.e- sati.g. and Insrer have
any Headaches have sa;-a5
lsaaes II ~a.gs. and feel ae,.e- j.
go wsF Craze Nuts make de.
.is.o.s as wsii IS nutritious dis.,
and aad ,aa. Postum Is ess,,T a.
sss'ea and nevs- produces dyspens.a
Creek. Mich.
y. esi The little book. The Road 70
. a sa.tie' IN pkgs There's .
Ever rad the absve ,eu.,,
- ss1e.rs froa the to d. ~
'....e.s. trse. asA full 81 Araas
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

whose business is either to make PEG
pie uncomfortable or to refuse them
jobs or recognition. The innocent and
enthusiastic come upon them una
wares, and the result is too frequently
that they suffer severe setback
Now. If all this could be prevented;
If the social, the literary. the dramatic,
the political. In fact. almost any sor,
of iceberg. could be readily detected
by some simple device that could be
carried about the person. how much
unnecessary suffering would be avoid
Cd: The navigating spirit could eth
or avoid the iceberg or. In case . meet
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Youthful Criminals

ers OF the most distressing case.
y mas ever had 10 deal With faced 4
i-''taslool England magistrate re
st:., and one cannot wonder al h.
~ aa-a..on. What can DO WITH
-h~sa babies p as he gaze, upon sys
Any pFisoners in the dock TIL
sssi vas only seven years old.
a'sa ihe eldest eleven, vet the qu.ate.
~! NO months have carried gu,
'fsT:'s and other depreda,ions with
S3-ea skin and cunning that for two
i.-q1ths the police and detectives have
pssn trying in vain 10 find out Who
!" ere the thieves. No fewer than 81
ef-asses were broIgh. against the
ss.s-aTsn The seyen-year-o, child
va ne Fiagaeade-, and quite an adee.
al 1hisy!ng and planning .he.,s.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

may not be utilized for the benen, Of
those who remain on land Every.
body occasionally meets icebergs that
he would not have met If he had been
sufficiently warned. Can not such ac.
cidents also be prevented?
How many an unfortunate gentle
man has taken lady in to dinner
with the hopeful expectation of flnd
ing her consenial spirit, only to dis
cover that he has drawn chill at.
mosphere Of Boston ethical culturism
in other words. an iceberg instead
of the humanity interesting companion.
! that his digestion really needed!
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Plea for Lives Of elrd..

one billion dollar loss each year 4,
suffered by farmers and fruit grower,
of this country by reason of the ract.
less and senseless destruction OF bird
Me declared the president of The
League OF American sportsmen. Pa
tie is recognized authority On III.
subject OF American game and d.
clares that reliable statistics sho,
that the crop values of the corn.-,
are 600 100000 year less than the,
would be If birds were as plentiful =,
formerly SO that more insec, pest,
would be destroyed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

individual from whom he desires a
small loan is In reality as cold as any
floating frozen obstacle to navigation
In the whole North Atlantic!
Moreover, how many asptrants to
literary and dramatic fame. even to
the humber recognition of newspaper
print. are exposed. all unwarned, to
the sudden shock of the discovery Of
the multitudinous icebergs which in
fest these and. indeed. all the direc-
lions in which rising geniuses desire
to go
Sad It IL, but true. that life 10 . sort
Of sea. allied with floating ieHAsrgs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Johnson and the smar. Children

Full Of Indignation against such par
enss as delight 20 produce their yonax
ones early into the talking world. san
uel Johnson gave a good deal OF pair
b. -efusing 10 hear the verses the chi,
dren could recite. or the songs they
ooald sing. One friend told him ras
Ms TWO sons should repeat Gray
F.lesy 10 him alternately. that II
might Judge who had the happies. "a
dsnce
No, pray, sir said lie lie. rs
teaFs both speak at once
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
USEFUL FOR THE NAVIGATOR
~ Means Of Device snip May Be
Warmed Of an lcebers,
Miles Away

A Dispatch from London says that
Prof RaFnes has invented device
for detecting icebergs. BY means OF
Il a hip may he warned of an iceberg
which Is miles away and thus avoid
one of the great dangers Of navigation.
This is certainly most useful in
vention for the navigator. But the
auesuos arises whethe, tho principle
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Sanders -.-..ed o,.solsfe,. "a.
ysrd his avn sag. and in a-r,5l.,5s.r
al tis .ld.-s n. no atlde, r1i,3,sg
carIn nm In tb. NILS from soitA te
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Car,bs. ,ojoe from the diminishing
crowd her. are some t.assergers for
you
The uisa.1oa,{ny ltttle ain faee
frightened no bouefolly and ha zane
forward rn.tasIt4s hnt colores Y5i,b
or merrlmenf Of the most beai,,jfI,l
jad, ne b.d eye..aen Ne r...lf.a ~
stautlv a story nix father used "a Toll
him before n. w4nt Ia rest hary In
there in me hiIls and froo mon ~,
sb. hara,ne "a rim, tho t,r.aro al,
Eut /, wouldn't do To BLUSH he
though, furionsg. He mus, NAV the
part. becal,se after all ne vas real
stage.driy.r Ne hraced rs fe..t oida
~ apart. assumed a hoarse voice and
In answer 10 her question Are YOU |
stage driver yoeiferated Yoa bet
your damn life am
The pre.,n I ady l.ug,soa o.s,ts e,,9t
abandonmen, ,ta. mo s,,,,e.,,,,e,d. (
en,,s sharn ,enroaf a.s ,,,,.,.tseea
Mccarthy led the wsy ID ft.e e,.ga
assisted mo nresiden,.s .,fe al,
daughter 10 a seat and then sen9si. I
cd his own bnye b,,,t t,e.fd.. .ba Am.
er,e ciiet,fon
Sanders erayled m 10 MIS- ulare
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

ing was inevitable bring a least a 10,
soften the effect. =
Let us hope that Professor Barn.,
WIN see that In this new direction liz.
tho prospect OF even greater tr,unns.
and more hearty popular r.corni,,a,
Of his genius! A'uo1
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Good Cause.

= worship the ground you r.,
on. he declared "
Why shouldn't you9~ sbs ssp.s
owns it,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27
Letter 70
n. kIiaer = C.
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Send TO Dr.. h.liner & c.. bingham.
Ton. y. y. for sample bottle. i. "
convince anyone. You VIII also receive
fooA,et OF valuable information. t4l,ne
ali .tout the kidneys and bladder. Vbss
vF3t.ns. be sure and mention ,ll. pans-
For sale at all drug stores. Pic. ar,
cen.s and oue-ioilar
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-27

There's nothing that gives . von..
snch a sense Of triumph a. 10 IN,
her husband In bed on accosn, q, ~
ing III. though she knows there 4 ~
ting The nattsF with hin. -