ROVER AND'RENE. Sometimes. Presentment by Jury "But I sa wit." "Dar's a silver linin' to every "Impossible—ridiculous!" "I tell you it did." It was only a dead dog lying The following is a copy of the cloud." said Uncle *Eben "but 4 ''And I say it didn't—because it there beside the railroad track, presentment made to Judge sometimes it's foolish to stand HERE ARE GOOD and one dog more or less doesn't [Wright, of Park Rapids, Minn., around lookin' for it, 'stid h'istin couldn't." 'v "I was there and witnessed it." make very much difference in 1 at the conclusion of the regular a umbrella.—Washington Star. "Do you mean to tell me that these days of tens of thousands' term of court of Koochiching "Impossible!" REASONS of human beings slain upon the. County, held at International he was killed by a bolt from a field of battle, not by accident, clear sky? Do you expect me to Falls during January and February WANTED mind you, as poor Rover was believe such a yarn?" he shouted. last: As a number of the killed, but by design, and further jurors had departed for their respective why you should carry a bank account: "That's ust what I am telling Young Man to men who had no hatred toward you. A workman on a 20-stdry homes, only a few of Learn Your money is safer in a bank than anywhere eke. each other, no personal animosities, the members of the petit jury Watchmaking building dropped the bolt."— nor no wrongs to adjust. Kansas Citp Journal. had the opportunity to sign the W.f.A.WOODCOOK A bank account teaches, helps and encourages Just upon the one side, racial presentment: you to save. MANKATO, MINN. 322 STATE ST. instinct and the much vaunted "We, the undersigned members kultur that twenty centuries of of the petit jury for the It gives you a better standing and strengthens your credit. civilization and efficiency has regular term of court of Koochiching brought as its highest attainment, County, held at International Ask for 4h« The check book system is the safest, simplest the might of medisevalism GREEN LABELED Falls during January most convenient method of paying your bills. HICKORY opposed by the right to exist, and February of take this 1916, BRAND and self preservavtion is the means of testifying our appreciation To those desiring banking relations with a strong, RUBBER FOOTWEAR first law of nature, and men of the many sterling careful and safe institution, we extend our services. were being killed for defending qualities of Judge Wright, who Your Dealer Can Supply Too it. But this was only a dog but has so ably presided over that First National Bank there are dogs, and'dogs there court. His clear comprehension are pet poodles with pedigrees of the points of law at issue, and F. P. SHELDON. Pres. RAW FURS HIGHER G. N. MILLARD, Cashier that reach back into antiquity, his fair and impartial decisions A. G. WEDGE, Jr.. Vice Pres. J. G. PETERSON. Asst. Cashier back to the howl and ^rowl of of all questions involved, place HIDES HIGHEST EVER KNOWN International Falls Minnesota. the wild beast. To the casual POPUIiRMECHANICS! him in the ranks of those judges We poaitWely give more valuable Illustrated Information relative to Hides and'Furs than any other We house In the world. pay highest prices for Hides. stranger this would have been who lend honor to the judicial We Furs, Pelts, etc.. and make quick returns. sell AiAGAZINB pile* Hat, Trappers Supplies very cheap. Write for only a dog, and would .have been ermine." illustrated trap book, togs, etc., FREE. 300 ARTICLES-300 ILLUSTRATIONS! NORTHWESTERN HIDE AND FUR CO. passed by and forgotten as we Signed: 200-204 let St. No., Minneapolis, Minn. 1890 Estab. TTEEP informed of the World's Progress in pass a dream. But to me there D. C. Jenkins Engineering, Mechanics and Invention. For Father and Son and All the Family. It appeals was a world of difference. To W. G. Sheppard to all classes—Old and Young—Men and Women. It is the Favorite Magazine in thousands of me there was a history connected John Meland homes throughout the world. Our Foreign Correspondents are constantly on the watch with this dog, and part of it Geo. S. Hay it is for things new and interesting and Written So You Can Understand It is not yet written and part of it D. M. Hollin The (20 Pages) contains Shop Not99 Department Practical Hints for Shop Work and easy ways for the must yet be lived. The memory C. E. Govey layman to do thingB around the Home. (17 Pages) for the Boys and Amateur Mechanics of that dog will live in the mind A. Boerner Girls who like to make things, tells how to make Wireless and Telegraph Outfits, Engines, Boats, Snowshoes, of one person long after these E. C. Bullock Jewelry, Reed Furniture, etc. Contains instructions ARTER'S for the Mechanic, Camper and Sportsman. lines are forgotten and gone. C. D. McLean $l.SO PER YEAR SINGLE COPIES, 15c Order from your n.wsdosler or direct from the publisher. be To me, there was the pathos of Sample copy will sent on request. ONVENIENCES POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE tragedy in a little girl's life, as GOOD STORIES. 6 No. Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO well as in the case of the dead American dog lying there. That little girl A Close Coimetcion. HOME, For the may have talking dolls to play "I'm trying to get some inforwith, 5 RECIPE rOR GRAY HAIR. SCHOOL, and to compensate her for mation about a frienr of mine To half pint of water add 1 oz.# Ba Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound her loss, but she,will never for-jnamed Fox, who came out here,'' A and oz. of glycerine. Apply to the hah or OFFICE. twice a week until it becomes the desired get Rover, the faithful compan-! said a stranger from the east, shade. Any druggist can put this up or ion of her girlhood days, when: "They tell me he died of some you can mix it at home at very little cost Full directions for making and use comt she romped the roads or the vil- throat trouble." and In each box of Barbo Compound. It will lage green, with a mind care- "I guess that's about right,' gradually darken streaked, faded gray is in hair, and removes dandruff. It is excellent free and happy her inseparable said the cowboy. for falling hair and will make harsh hair soft and glossy. It will not color the her away, and left her pet behinbj "What was it? Bronchitis?" or scalp, is not sticky greasy, and does not her, and brought to her her first "Bronkitis? That's a new one Machine rub off. childish grief. As I looked at on me, but I reckon I see the conthe inanimate form lying there nection. He stole a broncho."— I saw them again in retrospec- Philadelphia Press. eight column Capacity tion Rover, and a little curly- $500.00 Unkind, Even if True: haired girl with the dawn in her Spreader Tube eyes and heaven in her heart, "Did you hear about the deface- Photolibrary Paste playing together again, and ment of Mr. Skinner's tombthen IN GOLD I saw them at "the parting stone?" asked Mr. Brown a few( $88.00 of the ways," and saw Rover's days after the funeral of that emevvident Carter's grief at her loss in the inent captain of industry. AND PRIZES days that followed her going ''No, what was it?" inquired his Regulatior never have left as long as life neighbor curiously. Bottle Given Awayl lasted, and whom he would have "Someone added the word Mucilage F. O. B. Maywood, 111. died for. And then I saw the jug- 'friends' to the epitaph." gernaut bear down upon himj "What was the epitaph?' Sold on one year's a share Do you want of and kill him, an act he could no! "'He did his best.'"—London more understand than hg could Opinion. icHie«s the Big Rewards of Gold and credit or 3 per cent the little girl leaving him when! extra valuable prizes? she went away. And then in per-j With a crash of the glass door discount for cash. spective I saw the little girl and angry m'utterings, the lady grown to womanhood. Time has entered the shop of the bird seller, Our 1916 Subscription Offer brought her other friends, but "You're a fraud!" she announcnone with the $500.00 in gold more faithful than Rover, ed angrily, before the proprietor A I O O N O A whom she will never forget, could speak a word. "You5re Photolibrary is the biggest offer in the Time, too, may bring her other worse than a highway robber, Paste in Northwest. dolls dolls that live and breathe, You ought to be ashamed of yourthat Bottles are handed down to her as self, cheating a poor innocent woheritages American Can Company of heredity whose man the way you did. That parcolorings Open to live agents, hustlers are tinted by environ- rot I ^bought from you last week Chicago, 111. and subscription getters. ment and become harmonious is a swindle. You said he was a Please send booklet descriptive Write for further particulars symphonies or, with memories fluent talker, and you charged me of American Adding and added, are sometimes tainted, a big price lor him, too, and the Listing Machine. life is a tragedy' as sad as wretched uird hasn't said a single Rover's death. Ah! if word since I bought him. Not one The Dispatch Printing Co., mamma could have left these memories word—d you hear me?—not a of the little girl's behind her, single word!" Name Circulation Manager, memories that the little girl will! When she paused for breath, ST. PAUL, MINN. take out into the new life with the bird fancier got his spoke in. Address her memories that will have an ''Perhaps," he suggested mildly, Clipped from I added significance as time unrolls "you havei't given him a chance, INTERNATIONAL FA.LLS PRESS Carter's the "canvass of the dark," madam!" and memory tints with color and Handy Glue Pencil touches tip the picture that, day I International Falls Abstract Co. 1 URIC ACID by day, is being painted for her. Mamma couldn't cut these memories BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietor* off, but the train could sut SOLVENT off Rover's head. Such is life and Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance death. Collections, Conveying anj Loans D. C. Jenkins '50 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) J. E. BURDICK, Manager FREE Thousands of Central States International Falls I Farmers in California. «^UM.^eca5«e,you 8t*rt the day worried Hfi ?. IgRs and arms and muscles, If you want to continue farming in your late as aching head, burning and bearing down years, why do so in this cold climate, where there pains in th6 toadfr—WGrt%. out beforo tno doy maturing your begins—do^not think you have to stay in ak°ut crops and live stock? that condition. We have several ten acre tracts and larger, that sufferers who are in and out of make ideal farms, located four to eight miles from tlmef*.at nl«ht will ap­ Carter's Sacramento, where the State of California is expending JOHN M. 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