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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
K|NGMAN'S HORSES
WON AT HURON

n. ii kingman, Jr., of Selby
passed through Aberd zen Satur
day night on his way home from
the State Fair at Huron. Mr..
kinCman is breeder of Standard
HambletOnians and has large pri-
vate stables and race track at
Selby.
He entered two Of his horses. a
3.year old stallion and a 3-year-
old mare, at the races in Huron
last week where they made a splen-
did showing, winning two blue
ribbons, a silver cup in the gentle
mems road race for trotters, and a
silver cup in the gentlemen road
race for PAGERS.
The stallion took first money in
the ) year-old South Dakota futur-
lty for trOtters and winning the
first heat cf this race. Mr.. King.
man was Haturally very much
elated over the fine showing made
by his horses. Aberdeen News.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
.HERR|ED AUTO MAN HERE

II. HerbOld, of Herried, was in
the city Monday; he represents in
this territory, the Ford and Buick
automobile firms, and was trans.
acting business with the Lawien &
Klein Co., who handle his cars
here.
Mr.. Herbold represents quite
string of cars and over quite a
stretch of territory; his agency for
the Ford and Buick covers all of
Campbell county and the part of
Walworth that includes Glenham
and Mobridge; his agency for the
REQ. Studebaker and Dodge covers
all of Campbell county and EN-
mans counts, North Dakota.
He states that he had an excel
lent run of business this year and
anticipates that the coming sum-
mer will be better as the crops
raised throughout his territory this
summer have been remarkable and
every one is optimistic.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
WILL ENTER POULTRY
BUSINESS, MODEST

y. f. Miles has completed the
foundation of his chicken house
of the following deminsions: If
by 56 feet, of concrete, ten inches
thick by one and one and half ft.
in depth.
The back of the building will be
four and one half feet high the
opeX seven feet six inches and the
from six IT, high; the front of the
building will be so divided that
there will be one third glass, one
third screen and one third board.
ing
Mr.. Miles is planning on carry
ing over some two hundred hens
this winter of the Rhode Island
Red breed and next summer will
go into the raising of broilers
quite extensively; he has been
studying on the poultry business
for some time and has concluded
that he will be able to handle
a fair sized flock of poultry with
good success.
Next year he plans on separat-
ing about eight of his very best
hens into one flock, purchasing IA
high grade cockrel Of the same
bree1 and use those birds to
reproduce and build up his flock
W ith, the balance of the flock will
be used as general utility fowls.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
WRECK|NG MAST Err
LEAVES ON TRIP

Il. M. Goodpaster, wrecking
master for the Milwaukee lines ov.
er the Trans.MissOuri and H. & d.
Divisions, left Tuesday for Mount
Sterling, Ky ). where he will visit
his parents and friends; while en-
route home he planned on stopping
in st. Paul for two days. and in
Chicago three or four days.
While in Kentucky he will trav-
ell over the G. & 0. to Newport
News, Va, will cross the Hamp.
ton Roads to Norfolk to visit the
Navy Yard at that place; coming
back over the G. & o. he is think
ing some of stopping off at Hanly,
w. Va, and travel for week or
so over the branch lines that travel
up and down the different valleys;
he is we'll acquainted in that coun-
try having worked for the c.. & O.
for several years and his duties
took him through those valleys.
tioodpaster will be gone about
thirty days, perhaps a little long
er. VIM. O'Connor, former chief
of police of Mobridge. has charge
OF his duties during his absence.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
j. OF S. D. OPENED
SEPTEMBER 2|ST

The opening day of the fall term
at the University of South Dakota
is Tuesday. September 81. Reg
lstration of students and examina.
tions for admission to all depart
ments will be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday and class work begins
on Thursday.
Returns from the state assure an
attendance this year of over five
hundred students and the Univer-
sity is preparing for a fine year in
all its departments. Following is
a schedule of events of the open
ing weeks of the University year;
Sept. 21 to 22-Registration.
Sept. 23-Class work began.
Oct. 9-FootbalI, U. s. D. VS.
University of Montana at Aber-
deem.
Oct. 12-Address, Prof. Louis
Kahlenberg, head of the depart
ment of chemistry, the University
of Wisconsin.
Oct. 23-Football, U. S. d. VS.
Dakota Wesleyan at Vermillion,
Dakota Day"
Oct. 16-FoOtball, L. S. ID. VS.
University of Minnesota at Mime
apolis.
Nov. 12-Triangular debates
with Kansas State and Ames.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
A SENSIBLE EXPERIMENT

One week ago last Friday a
small silo at the agricultural col
lege was filled with corn that had
ears in the blister stage. Then on
the 10Th an other Was filled that has
ears in the dough stage. On the
18th there will be another one of
the same size filed with corn with
the ears in the milk stage.
Later another one will be filled
with ears in the glaze stage. Then
the last silo will be filled with corn
that has matured and leaves dried
and water put in to make it pack
All of this corn is of the same var
iety and cut from the same field.
In about two months a carload of
cattle will be purchased and divid-
ed into five different lots each lot
being fed from one Of these silag-
es. This is all for experiment
work and has never been done be-
fore President Wilson has been
very anxious to try this and Presi-
dent PerishO encourages him in
every way. The experiment will
be watched with interest Brook
ings Press.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
j. Of MO. ADDS
NEEDED DEPARTMENT

In establishing municipal ref
erence bureau, the University of
Missouri viii fill a long felt want.
The bureau plans to furnish non
partisan information on all Ques.
tions affecting the municipality.
1T the public wants to know about
the experience of other cities with
their sewage systems, water supply
paving, city parks. city govern
ment, police and fire protection or
any of the other problems with
which cities struggle, they can get
it free of all cost by application to
the municipal bureau. The meth
Od of procedure will he to keen on
file at the University, newspaper
clippings, reports, speeches and
specially prepared articles relating
to all matters pertaining to the
municipality. Thus, in the midst
of political campaigns, when the
air is filled with all sorts of claims
of politicians and charges of the
failure of certain measures in other
cities, authoritative information
can be had on short notice by ap.
plication to the municipal bureau.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25

{ Of fatalities
all over tho
less speeding
It driving is
han tho ordi-
With pedes-
20 be a matter
! can run or
IAN jump, for
ct in the way
1venience the
Of delaying
O swerve from
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25

Of Scottish
n in session
sonic temple
didates hav-
the degrees.
ty who were
) work, 90 far
were Ira L.
Chamberlain,
and Arthur
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-09-25
Advance

I'd.
one of the
democratic
emily taken
nizing their
he bringing
missionary
,nsibility to
The National
the elected
acil voting
ESQ mission.
this action
were inde-
lrning: now
rect control
) denomina-
to the i'm.
hip in the
'snce is re-
work Of the
spite Of the
'cieties show
records they
Ict that goes
tic spirit Of
Z Of q Kan.
.oderator for
The next
.Os Angeles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
His One Luxury.

A wealthy London dandy was noted
for always wearing a costly flower in
his buttonhole. Then he lost all his
money and in time became shabby,
but still every day he wore a fresh
and expensive bouquet. Curiosity
prompted one Of his old-time friends
TO ferret out the reason. and he dis
covered that IN the mans prosperous
days he found Il "a bit OF flag" 10 pay
for his flower every day, and so, in
very lavish mood. he struck a bargain
with the florist that for a lump sum
down-and 1t was not a small one-he
was 20 be supplied with a fresh bou-
quet OF his own choice every day for
ave years The result was that al
though sometimes he had not enough
ready cash for a crust OF bread. he
was always able 10 claim his flower
and TO sport "A poppy or a lily" as be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
KNOCKED DOWN AND
DRAGGED BY JITEEY

q. GosiinE. a travsiiaE salesman
from Chicago. vas painfully infuFed
SATURDAY rlEht a. ss50. Nhsn he ~As
raa dS0u By q iitneT bus a. the corner
of Ntassssnth street aad Sscoad ave
uns. Aita0akh tss ftbas driver stop
ped after The accident 10 lssf again
before his name OF the number OF me
car wAs scared MF. GoslinE vii Dc
eoaans6 20 ass room a. Hotel Dasen-
port for several days As result o; the
sslshap. lie vas knocked % the pave
meat ane dragged several feet The
sztzre4 r=sa 10 dssiross % obtaining
shs aa-nes % sny sys~i;nsssos 90 the
.eesGsns "a order 90 collect damages
o- "a accident insurance. policy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
rhe Hunan Mind
VIA. "a ,ss ninG-

Whnf q ne rstnI1
Il -rns Ssr Psychology. ~ Her
s~-s = wiIhzr. TIE author declares u
20 bs-yhs san total % all The impress
sso1s vs gee are says The sum total
IA eoas.zrfiy sncrsassnk- This. hs con-
eluas.. explains tie fact that all men
.-- % ff-~rs-f size r,sntaiiy-shs
saer that oie zsn krow more thsn
Tszrr rn<n-si.o that q f~~ Young
r.s- knox more than some other rnen
ever kn~~ all their lives
Herrie- TOO. IL vhsre men have the
ssraztaxs % vcnen-ncn moving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

r~rns. sfsy st-Cer-asv vtshhoies
60. eaal f-caslaa on tss Gssaanes a.
..se-f b. tas rnitsG states Eossru-
-ssef fa e1aneeti1a witE tas slasizE %
= f4s.faaaa GEff tas rscsfps % az
.ssvar free sas ruitef Ststss 20 tGs
.or- asl-a m~Fr vou JaEow. tss for
O. asfs.r seer. has delivered 60 An
sssssf4r Gerard 81 FsviT 90 ne AMER
- cote received By she German gov
srsae1s OIL STAY ia.
~ s.r7vtas I'd tse t~xt ef fhe Ger
.sg a.f- Naf-E was made gzssie ssFs
saafsF
-rs- 4af-rsfrH-d sas SO sor0r co
.,sssr p. Eeeassafer Gerard ths fol-
f..sf4f answer f5 TIE eocsmgsi eati1n
~ Sal 81 reEfrfisE ere tsiarV 60
s-4-f.sr .rs-rssFs sEregEs Geruaa
wsnar.9r warfare
~~s= Imperial F1Vsrucserf tas Sub
a..s..f enc eaEsTn1HI-asioe ~ TIE Amer
t.as Fs1-rsss-af t5 "a taorogxe inrssti-
.srea ts -eE-rfaiss also a Eesn visa
= .s-esefar- la fraae saf trfseatY
ga 81 e.esr.sE se a possible azisza-
4.-sstsf1eE Vllef may have artsss o.
80 --.ss..es EeFNrrg t4s tw3 govern
d aa Americas s1vernzasEt.
Casaias nad Gaiaighs Cases
~asrtraar srsflY. enc case % ths
s-,~rf.ss steamers CusaiaE aed Gal
s.sf rH- Americas embassy has al
.-str s-rr .F1ra1-t that the German
,-ss-ua-as has 20 fatruti8n % sob
nHfar s-5fral ships ie ire var x1es
vsiea ace a.EET OF g1 hostile acts. Co
srseEs s5 "a fsaearise or Submarines
er rgiata~s.
ia 90 -setrarv. me German forces
ave rsgea1rfIT Been distracted most
s5s@fsealg bel avoid attaeSs 90 saes
tsi5s
~ asuEsaI s1fps o. rscsnt zorths
AVE F4rrrst through the German sub
nasfae warfare gNiaE % mistakes BE-
msnEarsra1e. o e q gussti1s oriy %
aains isofassf ard rxespti8aaf cases.
Waleh raa b. Httrtbutsf % ths British
rsvsrur.snFs ahgss Of Tags. together
wffa ne FasBfeisss behavior % ere
masters sf enc ships.
VII settle Lssses n Nsutrais-
~rss Csrnar Eoverumsnt. On an
-sses n wHe o. ras Been ss1ar BY
~ fag-srfFffisrs that a rsgtrat chip.
aaf Hs~f sr HsFIr. was damaged by
asrnaa e.TfFrIlrs or avtatsrs. has
~E5rrssef T-s--r over ere g~f7rtgrsfs
acrdsur ssf .f lFsfffrf bV coalitions. .
has ersrsf .rf-1e freaft1e-
rrHs rss-s af enc Gushing s7f sar
Gaifa V r- rr-efsf OH tsr same
srin- H~ .rHrsFtsaE-1r er bosa
cases progress ere rFs1IE 20
warH v presently pol e1TH-1r .esFrf .
n u- tho tev~sf sati1~ .
can 81 e-.esss-T te .6efsrFsrtrd BY I.
aa International eff rr fEs irsrrra- 3
g0ral srrr6 ss.rr rr .rTstrv. az pro-
vft-i Hv article 1f rrr ffaraT agree .
maaE nj Her 49, 5000
DErrrf safety fa Fnfaha-
rvHTH s.atIrE enc s-trls1 steamer .
FtlsaF f.e .H1lrssadsr Of ttr German .
wHmsFr Ff enc .etrrt.1~ ~ allow
mH a- passengers end crew "a ralI 1s- .
aartaa ON safe escape
"oar U.eH frr master taf roe obey .
Tse 7sf-r rs .-ars Col bgs FED ana SUM f.
n0nr'i .-a -erE~t signals. fat tae .
sernaa seEs.ssfrH srter ere erew
ant passengers BY Signals arf mega
phones rH .-Fr- ere ssfp wtssfr cen .
aa3f-e Doc actually allowed them .
e. m.es.ss -H= ems fref ere ssrp@.ta F.
only rHer sFsn rI1us erurF were tfs- 4
trGIaE -1 ..r assistance ef ere Fafata-
Rrsrsf Lastfanin Less 81 IifT.
'RsEsFfsE ere loss Of ice 81 tts /.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
NEW CONSIGNMENT
OF STARS RECEIVED

New stars now worn by the police
are creditable emblems and were de-
signed BY Night Captain Edward Kit
tilsen- They are siX-poiuted and nick
eled with the seal OF the state Of Ilh-
nOis In the center. raised in brass.
over the seal Is inlaid Rock Island
Police" and below IL the numerals are
from l 20 IS. the Is" star. however.
having been omitted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Northern Lights.

The frequency OF the Aurora Bor-
calls is supposed 20 be variable. with
a period OF about eleven years. cor
responding almost exactly with that
OF the frequency OF sun spots For
this reason. among others. IL IS sup
posed that some connection exists be-
tween the two.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

about in the world outside. where the
sum total IL grcatest-women staying
more on the inside. in the house; but.
as above. some women know more than
some men The salvation OF all OF US
IL TO hiko-to the right place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Insinuadng.

Yes" boosted SIowpay, 81 have
bought an automobile now, but I will
pay you that So I borrowed six years
ago"
Better be careful" responded
Binks. with fine sarcasm. You might
be apprehended for speeding. Chi
caEo News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

rs-<s~ rzft<r- 90 an oe~r % siecc9
.s.s ssv<ns.s f5- s1s weots party 60
so-sz~- o t~=p~rss1e exzpsiE1 .
Ezxiss4- u to >sree-sd tnsf ts~
nash sesrtnx- 90 Fsssrssc alnes.
wnseh vas rssn<s fnk~~arz sser Hily
a. srs-. yin r~aes sssess. Tnsre 70
go seessfss go fsr s~esias pastures
$50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
4 Hard World.

Poor old Jiggs! He found this a
hard world"
Died in poverty
No. He fell out of an airship.'-
Buffalo Express.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Fiaai Beeislsa HhkhsIG-

-Tas iapsrtai EoSsFusasnt. Shiis
,s5sskassirE Sc szsi decision On the
ss=z@ss a4sancss 81 eorasctios vita
~ siakssE % tfs Lss3tania gstfi re-
-~sv- % zs answer fresa me Ar=srt-zE
xgvsr-=srs. feels irzseiise. ~ coz
elsssan. 60 recall ksTs sEa GOV thst
&c took eozsis2Ecs vita satissaetioG
q tas rasdiasoFT proposals sss-aittsd
~ ne Cnitee states EgverrsasEs 90
B~rffe ssa Loetoc SO = basis Tor =
=sus vfvsaGi fgs eo=euettaE tie tzsFf-
sf=s warfare b<-wssa Germany saG
or-ss HrstafE- TIE tzpe-tsi govern
@szs. ~ iss rsaeszsss 60 eater usos
sfs~,sssssz % thsss proposals. thsa
ss=ozssresse TIA coed istesssoes -
a=p1s fsseloe-
TIE r-aiiszttse % tksss proposals.
wa ssfrstss. ss 70 VEL kzoyr- b. tss
s~rsizass-y sstfszes % tss Brffise
~(sxn~eJ jAoo".
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

All the news all the time - The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

walked down the Strand.-London
Answers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Housewives' Free Contest

Ia conjunction with the Bohn-Syphon
Refrigerator Co. VIC are assisting them in
interesting women IN their famous Con-
test.
We want the best Recipes for cold dish
c=. daiuties. chilled drinks. relishes. etc.
These best recipes will be published in q
book for free distribution.
Every woman has one or two Cor more)
delicious recipes rs requested here. Come
Goo our subway ilouscfuruishing Dept. and
get an application blank and mail It IN
with YOUR recipe. Remember, this costs
YOU absolutely nothing - YOU may be
awarded one II the prizes.
Sos BONN Syphon Refrigerator.
ST Bohu Syphon Refrigerator.
Soz so Eohn Syphon Refrigerator.
Bonn Sauitor Kitchen Table.
Bonn Syphpu Kitchen Table birch
fnishl.
= special prizcs-Bohn Ice Crackers.
Call right away az our Subway Dept and
get free circular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Serges-
Remnants, 4Sc.

Remnants of II in.
storm serges and
wool novelties which
were 75c a yard. for
Tuesday, the yard,
48c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Remnants,
71-2c.

Fine quality print
Cd Batistcs and FAM
cy Crepes. worth 20
I5c a ward FOR Tues
d ay sellin 8 1t
z &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Battenburg
Searfs for CSC.

Excellent quality
ff~uturF arfr.
3D. inches iHuE uorh
regularly up co. ifP.
FOR rgrs4av sour
choice 6oc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Ciear-Away
Wash Goods
1-3 Of.

Tuesday we VIII
place ON sale for q
quick cIear-away, all
wash goods Rem
uanfs your choice
40 Just 1-3 less
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Wool Goods
Remnants, 35c.

Remnants of 36 in.
all-wool storm serg-
es and Armures, . to
3 ward lengths. soc
grade. for Tuesday,
the yard. Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Cluny Round
Center Pieces
at IL.

IS 20 a IN. Cluny
round Center Pieces
wiil be marked for
Tuesday az just 10
regular prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Center Pieces
at I-2.

4 choice selection
o. wonderful quality
ass Lace BaftcuburE
Round Center Pieces.
90 inch size for only
IT'S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

800 special purchase pictures of the fol-
lowing and other subjects: Napoleon
Master Hallett-Dutch Windmill-Duch-
ess Of Devonshire-Christ in the Temple
Baby Stewart-Old English Prints
- Mother - Hope - Gleaners-The An
gelus, etc.
We were most fortunate in getting these
beautifully framed Pictures for they have
artistic gold frames (each frame is stamp
ed with guarantee of quality of the gold),
also each has special convex miniature
style glass.
Now on display in our windows. On
sale Tuesday morning al 89c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-02-25

places before now where men wer
drinking who had made threats agains
me. | think you are excited abou
this thing. II anything starts, he will
start it,"
At the dinner table, Samson Soutl
and Wilfred Horton were introduced
and acknowledged their introductions
with the briefest and most forma
mods. During the course of the meal
though seated side by side, each ig
nored the presence of the other. Sam.
son was, perhaps, no more silent than
usual Always, he was the listener ex-
cept when question was put to him
direct, but the silence which sat upon
Wilfred Horton WAS departure from
his ordinary custom.
He had discovered In his college
days that liquor, instead OF exhilarat-
Ing him, was an influence under which
he grew moroSe and sullen, and that
discovery had made him almost total
abstainer. Tonight his glass was con-
stantly filled and emptied, and. as he
ate, he gazed ahead, and thought re-
sentfully OF the man at his side.
When the coffee had been brought,
and the cigars lighted, and the serv-
ants had withdrawn, Horton with the
manner Of one who had been awaiting
an opportunity. turned slightly in his
chair, and gazed insolently at the Ken
tuckian.
Samson South still seemed entirely
unconscious of the others existence,
though in reality no detail of the brew
Ing storm had escaped him. He was
studying the other faces around the
table, and what he saw in them ap-
peared to occupy him. Wilfred Hor-
toms cheeks were burning with dull
flush, and his eyes were narrowing
with an unveiled dislike. Suddenly,
a silence fell on the party, and, as
he men sat putting their cigars, Horton
turned toward the Kentuckian. For a |
moment, he glared in silence, then
With an impetuous exclamation of dis
gust he announced:
See here, South, want you to know
hat ii Id understood you were to be
lere, | wouldn't have come. 1t has
'leased me to express my opinion of
GU to a number of people, and now 1
mean to express it to you in person."
Samson looked around and his feat
res indicated neither surprise nor in
crest. He caught Farbishs eye at
ne same instant, and, though the plot
sr said nothing, the glance was subtle
nd expressive. 1t seemed to prompt i
nd goad him on, as though the man
ad said:
You mustn't stand that. Go after
I'M"
Il reckon"-Samson's voice was a
easant drawl-''it doesn't make any
lrticular difference, Mr.. Horton"
Even if what l said didn't happen l
be particularly commentator? in =
Tired Horton, his eyes narrowing.
so long" replied the Kentuckian,
S what you said was your own opin-
a, | don't reckon it would interest
> much"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-02-25

have to give business the right of
way. However. when hear that the
fiightr are beginning. I'll call Mr..
South up. and pass the news to him.
Samson had thought II rather singu-
lar that he had never met Horton at
the Lescott house. though Adrienns
spoke OF him almost as OF a member
of the family. However. Samsons
visits were usually In his intervals be-
tween relays Of work and Horton was
probably at such times In Wall street.
1t did not occur to the rlountainesr
that the other was Intentionally avoid
ing him. He knew OF Wilfred only
through Adrienne's eulogistic descrip-
tons. and. from hearsay. liked him.
The months OF close application to
easel and books had begun to tell on
the outdoor man in softening OF
muscles and slight. though notice
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-02-25
1t Really Does Relieve Rheumatism

Everybody who is afflicted with
rheumatism in any form should by all
means keep bottle of Sloan's Lini-
ment on hand. The minute you feel
pain or soreness in joint or muscle,
battle it with Sloan's liniment. Do not
rub it. Sloan's generates almost i'm
mediately right to the seat of pain, re-
lieving the hot, tender, swollen feel
ing and making the part easy and
comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan's
Liniment for 20 cents of any druggist
and have it in the house-against
colds, sore and swollen joints, lum-
bago, sciatica and like ailments. Your
money back if not satisfied, but it does
give. almost instant relief. Buy a
bottle today.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-02-25

In point of fact"-Horton was gaz
ing with steady hostility into Sam.
sons eyes-'I prefer to tell you
have rather generally expressed the
belief that you are damned savage,
unit for decent society,""
Samson's face grew rigid and a trifle
pale. His mouth set itself in a straight
line, but. as Wilfred Horton came to
his feet with the lat words, the noun
taineer remained seated.
And" went on the New Yorker.
flushing with suddenly augmenting
passion, what said l still believe to
be true and repeat in your presence.
At another time and place, | shall be
even more explicit. shall ask you to
explain-certain things"
Mr.. Horton" suggested Samson In
an ominously quiet voice, Il reckon
you're little drunk. If l were you.
I'd sit down."
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