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EVEN UNTO DEATH
Story Concerning Love and
Death ki the Frozen Wilds
of the North.
By JACK LONDON.
It might have been due to inero co
Incidence. It might have been be
cause there are urrflreamod-of bonds
between' the quick and the dead, and
It might have been that Hat Morgan
Bton felt n blind consciousness of the
futuro, when ho turned suddenly to
Fronn Payne and nuked, "Even uuto j
death?"
Frona Payne waB startled for the
moment. Her shallow nature would
not permit her to understand the
Btrongth of a strong man's love; such
things had no place In her fickle stan
dard. Yet she knew men well enough
to repress her Inclination to smile: so
Rho looked up to him with her serious
child's eyes, placing a hand on each
brawny shoulder, and answered.
"Even unto death, flat, dear."
And as ho crushed her to him, half
doubting, he passionately cried, "If It
should happen bo, even In death 1
Bhall claim you, and no mortal man
Bhall come between!"
"How absurd," she thought as sho
freed herself and watched him untan
gling his dogs. And a handsome fel
low ho was as ho waded among the
llerco brutes, pulling hero and shoving
there, cufllng right and left, and drag
ging them over and under the frozen
traces till tho team stood clear. Nip
ped by Intense cold to a tender plnlt.
his smooth-shaven face told a plain
tnlo of strength nnd lndomltablllty.
Ills hair, falling about his Bhoulders
In thick masses of silky brown, was
probably moro responsible for win
ning tho woman's fleeting affections
than all the rest of him put together.
Yet when men ran their eyes up and
down, his six foot two of brawn, they
declared him a mnn, from his beaded
moccasins to the crown of his wolf
skin cap. But, then, they woro men.
She kissed him once, twice, and yet
a third time, In ber shy, trusting way;
then ho broke out tho Bled with the
gee-pole, "mushed-up" tho dogs a8
only a dog driver can, and swung
down tho hill to the main river trail.
The meridian sun, shouldering over
the snowy summits to tho south, turn
ed tho tiny frost particles to scintil
lating gems, and through this dazzling
gasBamer Bat Morganston disappeared
on his Journey down tho Yukon to
Forty Mile. Down there ho was ac
counted n king, in virtue of the rich
dirt which was hlB nfter tho dreary
years ho had spent in the darkness of
tho Arctic Circle Dawson had no
claims upon him. Ho did not own n
foot of gravel in tho district, nor was
ho smitten with Its inhabitants tho
che-cha-quas that had rushed In liko
Jackals nnd spoiled tho good old times
when men woro men and every man
a brother. In fact, tho only reason
for his presence, and a most unstable
ono at that, was Frona. Ho had har
nessed his dogs nnd run up on tho ice
to renew tho pledges of tho provlous
summer, and to plend for an early
date. Well, they were to bo married
In June", and ho wns returning to tho
management of his mines with a light
heart. .Tune! tho clean-up promised
to bo rich; he would sell out; nnd
then, tho States, Paris, tho world! Of
course, ho doubted most men do
when they leave a pretty woman be
hind ; but ere he had reached Forty
Mllo he no longer mistrusted, and by
tho time he frozo his lungs on a
mooso hunt nnd died a month later, ho
had attained a stnto of blissful optim
ism. Frona waved him good-bye, and also
with a light heart, tirfned back to her
father's cabin; but, then, alio had no
doubts at all. They were to ho mar
ried in June. That waB nl! settled.
And It was no unpleasant prospect.
To toll the truth, sho thought she
would rather liko it. Men thought a.
great deal of him, and It was a match
not to bo ashamed of. Resides, he was
irlch. People who should know, said
he could at any time clean up half a
million, and if his American Creek in
terests turned out anywhere near as
reported, he would bo a second Mnc
Donald. Now this meant a great deal,
for MacDonald was the richest miner
In the north, and tho most. conserva
tive guessers varied by several mil
lions In the appraisement of his
wealth.
, Now bo it known that the sin Frona
Payne committed was a sin of deed,
npt fact. There were no mail-teams
between Forty Mllo and Dawson, nnd
as Pat Morganston's mines were still
a hundred miles Into tho frozen wil
dornoss from Forty Mile, no news of
;hls, death camo up tho river. And
.slnco he had agreed to write only on
'the highly Improbably contingency of
a stray traveler passing his diggings,
Bho thought nothing of his silence. To
nil intents, so far as she was con
cerned, ho wns alive. So tho sin she
committed was of a verity a Bin of
'deed. '
By no method may a woman's soul
be analyzed, by no scales may a
woman's motive bo weighed; bo no
reason can bo given for Frona Payne
giving her heart and hand to Jack
Crollln within three months of her
farewell to Bat Morganston. True,
Jack Crellln was a Clrclo City king,
possessed of some of tho choicest
lllrch Creek, claims; but tho men who
Jinrt mado the country did not rato
lilm highly, and his only admirers
wero to bo found among tho syco
phantic tonderfeet who generously
helped him scatter his yellow dust.
Perhaps It was tho way he had about
him, nnd perhaps it wns the ImpulHiv
nftlnlty of two shallow bouIb; but be
It what it may, they agreed to marry
each other In June, and to Jauuvj;
on down to Clrclo City nnd set up
housekeeping nftor tho primitive man
ner of the northland.
The Yukon broko early, and soon
nfter that Important event, tho rivet
steamer, Cnsslnr, captained by het
brother, wns scheduled to sail. Tin
Caselnr had the mingled honor nnd
misfortune to bo both tho treasure
ship nnd tho hospital ship of tho year
In her strong boxes she carried five
millions of gold, In her stateroom
ten scoro of crippled and diseased
And thero were also lower country
traders and kings, returning from
their winter labors or plonsures nl
Dawson. Among these a llttlo anil
clpntlon of the event were listed Mr
nnd Mrs. Jnck Crellln. But when the
sick nnd heart-weary lifted theli
voices to heaven nt tho cruel delay,
and tho goldshlppers waxed clamorous,
tho Casslar was forced to sail beforo
her time, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Crel
lln wero yet man nnd maid.
"Never mind, Fronn," her brother
unid; "como aboard nnd I'll tnke
chargo of you. Father Malum takes
passage at Forty Mile, and you'll bo
snugly one before wo say good-bye at
Clrclo City."
Pllmsol marks, boiler Inspectors,
and protesting boards of underwrit
ers, not yet having penetratotd thi
dismal dominions of the north, tho
CnBsiar cast off her lines, with passen
gers, freight and chattels packed like
badly nssorted sardines. Wolf-dogs,
whoso work began nnd ceased with
tho snow, and who grew hlgh-stom-ached
with summer Idleness, rioted
over the steamer from stem to stem
or killed each other on tho slightest
provocation. Stalwart .Stick Indians
of tho upper river regions, lightened
their heavy money pouches In bravo
endeavors to best tho whlto mnn at
his games of chnnco, or outraged
their vitals with tho whisky he sold
at thirty dollars tho bottle. There
were squat Mongolia, denatured Male
muto nnd Innult wanderers from tho
great delta two thousand miles nwny;
not among the whites wns tho Jangle
of nationalities less pronounced. Tho
nations of tho world hnd Bent their
sonB to tho north, nnd tho tongues
they spoke wero many.
At Forty Mile moro passengers nnd
freight woro crowded nboard. Among
the pilgrims wns Father Mahan, and
in tho baggage was an unpnlnted plno
box, corresponding In slzo to tho con
ventional lost tenement of mnn. Tho
rush of life haB llttlo heed for death,
so this box was piled precariously
upon a pyramid of freight on the Cas
star's deck. But Bat MorgaiiBton. hnv
Ing lain till tho moment of Bhlpment
In a comfortablo Ice-cave, did not
care. Nobody caved. Thero wero no
mourners, Bavo a huge wolf-dog, to
whom tho taste of his master's lash
was still Bweot. Ho crept aboard un
noticed, nnd ore the lines were cast
off had taken up his accustomed vigil
on tho heap of freight by his master's
sldo. Ho was such a vicious brute,
nnd had such a fearful wuy of baring
his fangs, 'that tho other canine pas
sengers gavo him a wide berth, choos
ing to leave him alono with his dend.
The cabins woro crowded with tho
sick, so tho marriage began on the
stifling deck. It was near midnight,
hut tho sun, red-disked nnd somber,
slanted Its oblique rays from Jmt
abovo tho northern Bky-llno. Frona
Payne and Jack Crollln stood sldo by
side. Father Mahan begnn tho serv
ice. From aft camo tho sound of
scuffling nmong half a dozen drunken
gnmblcrs; but In tho main, tho human
cargo had crowded about tho center
of Interest. And nlso' tho dogs.
Still, nil would have been' well, had
not a Labrador dog sought a coign of
vantage among tho freight. He had
traveled countlesB Journeys, wns a
veteran of a dozen famines and a
thousand fights, nnd know not fear.
The truculent front, of the dog which
guarded tho plno box. Interested him.
Ho drew in, his naked fangs shining
liko Joweled Ivory. They closed with
snap and snarl, the carelessly piled
freight tottering beneath them.
At this moment Father Mahan bless
ed tho two which wero now ono and
Jnck Crellln solemnly ndded, "Even
unto death."
"Even unto death," Frona Payno re
peated, and her mind leaped back to
tho other man who had spoken thoso
words. For the Instant she felt gen
ulno sorrow and remorse for what sho
had dono. And nt that Instant the
two dogs shut their Jaws in tho death
grip, and tho long plno box poised on
tho edge of its pyramid. Hor hus
band Jerked her from boncath as it
fell, end on. There wbb a crash and
splintering; the cover fell away; and
Bat Morganston, on his feet, erect,
Just as in life, with tho sun glinting
on his Bllky brown locks, swept for
ward. It happened very quickly. Somo
say that his lips pnrted In a fearful
smile, that ho flung his arms nbout
Frona Payno nnd held her till they
fell together to tho deck. This would
seem Impossible, seeing that tho man
wns dead; but there are thoso who
swear that these things wero done.
However, Frona Payne shrieked ter
ribly as they drew hor from beneath
tho body of her Jlltod lover, nor did
her shrieking cease till lnnd was
mndo at Circle City. And Bat Mor
ganston's wordB were true, for today,
if ono should care to Journey over to
tho hills which He beyond Clrclo City,
ho will aeo, Bldo by side, a cabin and
a gravo. In tho ono dwells Fronn
Pnyno; In tho other, Bat Morganston.
They are waiting for each other till
their fetters shall fall away and tho
trump of doom break tho silence of
tho north. '
(CocvrlBht. by Dally Btory Pub. Co.)
Even Sol
Even a smart man has to get up
early In the morning to get ahead ol
a fool woman.
AROUND THE
CAMPigM
INCIDENTS OF WAR RECALLED
Rapid Rise of Judaon Kllpatrlck From
Lieutenant to Major General
Wanted to 8cout.
Thomas J. Taylor whs a member ot
Colonel Duryea'B Fifth Now York
regiment and is ono of tho few sur
vivors of tho buttle of Big Bethel
known to be now In Chicago. At the
beginning of tho war ho had oppor
tunity to see a young soldier JUBt out
of military school, who, as lieutenant
and soon afterward as colonel, then
began tho career that In four years
brought him the title of major general
In both tho volunteer and regular arm
ies. This was Judsou Kllpatrlck.
"Tho colonel brought Captain Kll
patrlck with hint from New York,"
said Mr. Taylor. "Ho was a lively
man with sharp features and reddish
hair, nnd nt Camp Hampton hu wan
always wanting to go out ou raids.
Ho was continually bothering tho col
onel for permission to go scouting, as
tho colonel complained. Sometimes
ho would get permission und then he
would go out with a few men ami
gather up somo or tho wild zazor
backed hogs that ran in the woods
about Camp Hampton. In the battle
of Big Bethel he waB wounded and
left the regiment, and the next vu
saw of him was farther south, Just
beforo ho became a brigadier general.
Tho last tlmo I saw him was at Chan
celloruvtllc. Our colouol halted us as
wo met Colonel Kitpntrick, and tho
regiment cheered him.
"Among tho prisoners that wo took
at Chnncellorsvlllo thero was ono that
I shall never forgot. Most of them
passed with bowed heads and eyes
downcast, but this ono hold hla head
up. Tho crown was gono from his hnt
and his hair stuck up through tho
holo ,and he waB In great good humor.
Anybody could &eo that ho was an
Irishman.
" 'Well, Pnddy,' said ono ot our men,
'wo'vo got you this tlmo.'
" 'Yes,; said Paddy, 'and at last I'm
going whore- -I can get something to
eat;
"I remember ono long march in tho
rain, when I almost went to sleep ou
my feet. It rained and rained and we
wero drenched nnd hungry and
Bleopy. I wob orderly for Colonel War
ren then and slept In tho next tout
wheu wo did pitch camp. Tho colonel
went to sleep In his tent, and tho rain
camo down and ran down tho ulopu
on which tho tents stood. Colonel
Warren wouldn't stuud tho wet, and
bo ho jumped up and went out of the
tent with only a raincoat to protect
himself from tho storm. Ho waB not
ordinarily given to profanity, but then
ho did say what was in his mind. Out
sl'do tho tent was u soldier patiently
digging a trench to catch tho wator
and divert it from the colonel's quar
ters, but ho was digging It below in
stead of abovo tho tent."
Acme of Lazlneia.
"What In Sam Hill 1b that dog
yowling liko that for?' asked a caval
ryman of a "hill-billy" in tho Ozark
country.
"That thero dawg?"
"Ycb."
"Why, he's Jes' natchally lazy."
"What's that got to do with hla
yowling?"
"Why, tho train ran over his tall
and cut It oft last night. He's eettln'
on tho soro placo, and he's too dawg
gone lazy to get off'n It. That's why
ho is howlln'." And, tho Bqulrt ot to
bacco juice he shot killed a fly In
the road 20 feet away.
Only With Hie Tongue..
When Col. Daniel McCook's regi
ment was lying at Camp Dennison a
brawny recruit from ono of the east
ern counties, who stuttered badly, was
put on duty for tho first time. A cit
izen attempted to pass the line.
The recruit yelled out: "Hu-hu-halt."
Tho citizen snickered and paid no
attention. Tho sentinel carefully laid
hla bright Springfield upon tho ground
and knocked tho intruder down with
his fist.
"I may a-B-Btuttor with my
tongue," said he, "but 1 dddon't
B-B-atutter with my flat."
Helping a Poor 8oldler.
When parson Brownlow was lectur
ing In TenncBsco a good many pcoplo
grumbled about tho high prlco he
charged for admission. A very rich
but stingy man, who had been all the
time very profuse with expressions of
his patriotism, exclaimed:
"Glvo Parson Brownlow half a dol
lar? No, slr-rce! I'd a good deal
sooner glvo it to a poor soldier."
"Well, then," Bald a byBtander, "give
your halt-dollar to Captain Henry (an
officer dismissed from tho army for
cowardice). They Bay he's a mighty
poor soldier."
"Nothing In It."
Tho colonel ot a western regiment,
consulting with eomo other oillccrs,
shook hla head in doubt or denial ot
one of tho major's arguments.
"Gentlemen," observed tho major,
after tho colonel bad rotlrcd, "com
mon observers might lmaglno that
tho motion ot tho colonel's head Im
plies a dlfferenco ot opinion, but they
would be mistaken; it is-meroly acci
dental. Believe mo, gontlemon, when
tho colonel shakes his head thero'u
nothing la It"
MILK CRUSADE SAVES BABES
Stations for Distributing Infant Food
Are Constantly Increasing In
Various Cities.
A constantly Increasing number ot
cities of all sizes are establishing milk
Hlallons and dispensing milk, whether
pure whole milk, ccrtluod, modified,
pasteurized or Htetlllzed milk to
mothers of babies that must be bottle
fed. Some of the cities In which such
institutions are maintained are: Al
bany, Italtlmore. Boston, Buffalo, Chi
cago, Dayton, Detroit, Hartford, Hono
lulu, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Mo.,
Lawrence, Mass,, LuuIhvIIIo, Lowell,
Milwaukee, Newark, New Bedford,
Now Haven, New York, Peoria, Pitts
burgh, Providence. Rochester, St.
Louis, Sprlnglleld, O., Wnterbury,
WHkesbarro, Worcester, Yonkera,
Utlca.
The milk station In simply a room
Biilllclently largo to accommodate tho
pntrons and equipped with a largo Ice
box, a desk, somu chairs and a table.
At: ordinary atom Is suitable for a
station nnd sometimes, as In the case
of tho station at Utlca, N. Y u school
loom may bo used for tho purpose.
The station Is usually under the
chargo of a nurse, ami a physician Is
In attendance at stated hours.
QUICKSILVER BAD ON TEETH
Fumes of Mercury Produce Salivation
nnd Miners Seldom Live More
Than Two Years.
Quicksilver initiety follow the moat
unhealthy trade In tho world. Tho
fumes of tho mercury produce con
stant salivation, and tho system be
comes permeated with tho metal; thu
teeth of tho unfottunnto men drop out,
they loso tholr appetite, become ema
ciated and, ns a rulo, seldom live long
er than two years.
Chlorido of lime, employed by
bleachers, frequently destroys tho
enamel nnd deutlno of the teeth. But
phosphorus, used so largely In tho
mnnufneturo of luclfor matches, af
fects a very largo number of persons,
women, girls and children greatly pre
ponderating. Peoplo who work in soda factorios
aro affected by tho teeth becoming
poft nnd translucent; thoy break off
closo to the gums.
Dr. Hcsbo of Lclpslc states that ba
kers are likely to suffer from decayed
teeth on account of tho flour entering
tho mouth during work collecting on
nnd around tho teeth, where It decom
posed and generates an acid destruc
tive to dentine.
Oddest of Jail.
Ono of tho oddest of jails 1b that nt
CUffton, flrnhnm county, Ariz., which
lies in ono of the copper mining cen
ter? ot tho new Btato. ThlB Jail com
prises four largo apartments hown in
tho sldo ot a hill of solid quartz rock.
Tho entrance la situated in a boxllko
vestibulo built of heavy masonry and
the gates havo thrco acta ot steol bars
At Intervals in tho rocky walls holes
to servo as wlndowB havo been blast
ed and in thCBo apertures a series of
massive bars of steel has been flttod
firmly In tho foclc. Tho floor of thla
rockbound Jail la of cement. Tho
prisoners nro confined wholly In tho
larger apartments. In certain places
tho wall of quartz about the Jail 1b no
less than flfteccn fc6t In thickness. So
solid nnd henvy nro tho barriers to
this institution that no prisoner has
ever attempted escape. Harper's
Weekly.
Found Ring In Bird'a Neat.
Joo Cannon, deputy auditor ot Har
din county, O., has found his ring. Ho
lost it In thocourthouBo yard, but dili
gent search was futile. Janitor Yost
was cleaning birds' nests out ot tho
caves of tho building recently and
found tho ring woven in ono of tho
neBts.
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
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Dried Beef, sliced wafer thin, Hickory Smoked and with
a choice flavor that you will
Vienna Sausage just right for
Wo suggest you try them served liko this: Cut rye bread in thin Ap
slices, spread with creamed butter and remove crusts. Cut a Uhhy't
Vienna Sausage in half, lengthwise, and lay .
on the bread. Place on the top of the sausagev
a few thin slices of Libby's Midget Pickles.
Cover with the other slice of bread and
press lightly together. Arrange on
serve garnished with a few parsley
sprays.
Libby, McNeill Libby
Chicago
E&ffi5
Red Tape In France.
A curious llttlo monument to French
red tape Is to bo seen nt tho Petit
I'aluls. The clock In the building has
marked tho namo hour for tho last
lit years, although It la In perfect re
pair. The explanation borders ou the
ridiculous,
At the close of the Paris exhibition
1.1 years ago a busybody of an of
ficial stopped the clock for no other
reason than that tho exhibition wan
closing Its gates. Since then it has
remained btatlonary, for the simple
reason that It does not nppear on the
list of clocks which the otllclal clock
wlndor to tho municipal council has to
attend to, and until somo particularly
energetic member of tho council at
tends to tho matter tho prcRcut state
of affairs Is llkoly to continue.
A Legal Opinion.
"A cat sits on my back fenco every
night, nnd ho yowls und yowls -and
yowls. Now, I don't want to hnvo any
trouble with Neighbor Jones, but this
thing haB gone far enough, nnd I want
you to tell mo whnt to do."
Tho young lawyer looked as solemn
as an old, sick owl, and said not a
word.
"I hnvo a right to Bhoot tho cat,
haven't I?"
"I would hardly say that," replied
young Coko Dluckstouc. "Tho cnt does
not belong to you, as I understand It."
"No, but tho fence does."
"Then," concluded tho light of law,
"1 think It safe to say you havo a
perfect right to tear down tho fence."
The Torturee of Prickly Heat
and all skin affcctlona uro quickly al
leviated and in a short tlmo complete
ly cured by using Tyrco's Antiseptic
Powder. J!5o. at druggists. For treo
samplo wrlto J. S. Tyreo, Chemist,
Washington, D. C Adv.
Highest Tower in the World.
Should Buenos Ayros carry out a
project now under contemplation the
city will erect tho highest tower In
the world, overtopping that of Eiffel
by 189 fcot. It 1b planned to put the
steel structure up a height of 1,173
foct, and a statue at tho top will bo
surmounted with an electric light of
1,000,000 cnndlcpowcr. Tho tower, ns
plana havo been drawn, will havo fa
cilities for social gatherings, cafes,
restaurants, library, billiard, rooms,
gymnasium, as well as a wireless tele
graphic station nnd a meteorological
observatory.
LEWIS Sinulo Binder cignr; sixteen
yearn on the nmrkrt nnd nlway tho same
rich satisfying quality. Adv.
.Even the aviator should bo sure of
his ground.
CASTORIA
Tor Infanta and Children.
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Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
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For Over
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DELTA, UTAH!
NOW or NEVER!
UJ,UaM
ARE YOU A REAL FARMER?
limit lln'ro'an fortune lor you at
Mm!
A t'ari'jr Art inJert or 43.000
at-n-a of ilio rlrlicat nml luuat
rrlll Irriuutctl Inml In llm
Wat ilU.OOti nrroa eold and
under cultivation.
10,000 ni-ree more to lo opened
InUOriaial
I'M llm luat nnd HI'.STt No mora
lnnd on tlio lidu project ttner
that for Buyout.
Ur-iil-l AIIhIIu Srod country In
the world! Illiua tttIO to il'itt
uiiMcrci whcutiiidlHrler,tU5,
Tim Ntuto aella you tli land
wn acll you llic water AT A
VIIItlK I'lXltD BY TIIH
MTITK.
1,000,000 already apentondana
rearrvolra cauala and dltcliea
of llm water ayatrm. Tbe vroJ
ect two yeara old. Not an
Jierlment. A aTUPKNUOV
IIICtiUSH.
IS yeara to par for the Ian
and water. The Hrat payment
and yunr expenaee for 111
niontlia leae than half a yeara
farm rent at home.
NO VLOOIIHt NO UBODOBXII
Wm .tnn't watit fAllnrfltal
Wouun'l wnntecnlatoral
WH lilt WANT VA
And 1 yon AUK a farmer .yoat
tANTjrji
land win Keep. na ana oecia
to pay for Itnelf In la mnnltaa,
IIVT VOU MUHT ACT UUIVKt.VI
Vonr opportunity la NOWI
Thla ail wilt. not appear aaala.
write today for booklet orlrlra
atourexpeilae.
, HUT DO IT NOW!
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Git a Canadian Homt
In Western Canada's
Free Homestead Area
THI
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OF
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Iim ReTeral New Home
trailing KUlrlcU that
ufforil rure opportunity
e 1 1 e n t agricultural
laud jritEE.
For Grain Growing
and Citili Raisins
thlproTltirriano inporlnrand
In profitable nurlculturn allow an
unuDikrn pnrlodutuTeraquarter
ofaOenlurjr.
I'erfcctcllmatnj aorxl tnarketat
ntllw ay convenient: aoll tlia very
tent, and aoclol condition swat
desirable.
Vacant lands adjacent to Free
Ilnmeateiidn may bo pnrchaaed
and olo In trie older districts
lands ran be booglil at reason
able prices.
For farther particulars write to
W. V. BENNETT,
Bee Bulldlnc, Omaha, Neb.
Canadian OoreninientAcenta, or
adclrein Hnperlnliinileiit of
luiuilfnttloD, Ottawa, ttaaaa.
HAKY Fl V K IIII7R '" "?.". :
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kills all
alia. Meal, clean, or.
x&M?2f$m srenti
saasaa, atii oi
metal, ran'leplll or tip
oreri will not soil or
Injur anything.
Guaranteed effactlTe.
All dealer orsaeat
eiprrea paid for tl.ca.
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HAKOLD I0IIEKI, 10 Defalk At., areoelya, R. T.
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weak. Innamederes
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Iff ft I Baslllooklat free.
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IQEIITC Make big money. Ladles or (Irntle
AMCHia men. Our leaders eell like wild-lira.
Von
cannot deliver fast onouirrt.
I1W.L, bTHCLALTIHS CO.. Box 500. Kama City, Mo.
tftvn. fifir. YiilJT-Tben imten. Tnke our
llruxleas Home Treatment. Jnkloutby aplirali
of !U years' experience. Cost you tl, worttilluU.
fake. Bend today. W.T. I'utl, M. fj., Uaallngs. 1
NICK .KK YOUT-Tben llnten. Take our New
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Lincoln Sanitarium
Sulpho Saline Springs
Ucattd on our own premlis and und la taa
Natural Mineral Water
Baths
Uniurpaued In the Irsatmtnt of
Rheumatism
Heart, Stomach, Kldnand Uvar DlttatM
MODERATE CHARGES. ADOREH
DR. O. W. EVKRCTT, Mar.
I40S M Street
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