SU STTRGEON 0. 8T.P. «T,
Diseases of the Eye and SOIBNTXFIO'MEASD«H
««T FOR GLASSES. Consultations hours: 1:00
to 4^00 p. Sundays, 130 to 3:00
First National Bank Building,! Austin, Minn.
SOCIETIES
USTIN LODGE NO. 414, B. P.O. BLKS,
_ieets on seoord and fourth Friday eTeningi
oi each month at the new Elks'hall on Main St.
Vistiing Elks are invited to meet with ua.
W. D. ROSBAOH, Exalted Buler.
Q. J. BIMMOMB. Secretary.
)BLITT LODGB, No. 88, A. F. AMD A.
regaler communications of this 1 dge art
in
y««onic
if® JOHN
hall Austin, Minn on the flr"
and rd Wednesday evenings of each month.
WILLIAM TODD,
W. M.
H. ANDBBSON, Secretary.
)YAL ABCH CHAPTER, No. 14,
1 stated communications of this Chapter are
in Masonic haU, Austin, Minn., on the
td ana fourth Friday evenings of eaob
WALLACC GKKOSOM, M. X, H.
GOODWIN,
Secretary.
IT, BEBNABD COMMANDEBY, K.T. No. 18,
Mta first Monday evening of each mont at
untie hall.
PAUU
GBOBOS B. ANDEHSQN, B. 0.
GOODWIM,
Recorder,
1
USTIN LODGE No. 65, K. or P.,
.. •....
on the second and fourth Wednesda)
Dinga of each month, waiting Kniriita
loomed. A. NBLSON, OC
f, J.
UBBATOH,
Mb*
K. ef B. and 8.
[OlNTYBl POB1, No. M, Q.A.
iaro
halboa
iio lbf «Mb
invited.
/1am rAiasAMKS, Cmmander,*
ij
inthot of "The Grey Cloak,
fast
Copyright,
1904,
SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER __ I.—introduces the he«*
Robert Warburton, a well to do West
Point graduate on duty in Arizona. At
ter being wounded by an Jndia% resigns
kla commission' in the army- ana ,leaves
(or European tour.
CHAPTER II.—Introduces the heroine*
Miss Betty Annesleyt daughter of a re
tired army oi&cer living near .Washing
ton. A beautiful,- representative young.
