^Recordtrs O ffiCi Hay06 CITIZEN LUKE MnXINKUQKEE.

NO. 1. VO L. IV. CULVER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1906. DEATH AT ACADEMY. PERSONAL POINTERS COURT HOUSE NOTES f ~ r ~ — IISIGHTS AND EXPERIENCES i - A Young Cadet Dies as the Result I*j • of Internal Hemorrhage. Brief -Mention of Culverites and A Brief Record of the Past Week IN CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS — Several touring cars have sped Charles L . Beery, aged 17, son Visitors in Town. With the County Officials. through Culver this week. of Dr. C. C. Beery of Chicago, — Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Months Spent in the Land of Roses and in the died at the academy shortly after Wiseman of Culver, April 29, a son. 8 o’clock on Wednesday night of PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO MATTERS IN CIRCUIT COURT —Born, April 24, to Mr. and Home of the Sage Brush. last week. The body was taken Mrs. Joseph Gray of Hibbard a in charge by an uncle, Senator R. Gathered From Many Sources for Commissioners’Court Proceedings son. her skirt to clear it from the soil, C. Stephenson of Rochester, and Looking down upon El Paso Readers of The Citizen. and Marriage Licenses. The new telephone superin­ from the heights one sees a mass but ono can, from his knowledge of on Thursday afternoon sent by special train to Delong, with an Misses DeMoss and Becker of Henry H. M iller was appointed tendent of this district is a South of roofs with a faint trace of green human anatomy, deduce the con­ escort of six cadets officered by Plymouth were Sunday visitors in administrator of the estate of Lu­ Bend man. H is name is Crummell. foliage between. Eastern towns clusion that she is a biped. Nei­ Capt. Cannon, and transferred to Culver. cius K. Avery, deceased. — Mrs. Robert Miller has bought viewed from an elevation present ther have I ever seen a Mexican the Erie road. The funeral was Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wiseman en­ Jacob Carbiener was appointed the Benner property near tho as­ a mass of green leaves, with roofs woman wearing a hat. W hen she at Upper Sandusky, O. tertained Mrs. J. M. Ritter of Ply­ administrator of the estate of Hen­ sembly grounds and has taken pos­ an inconspicuous feature of the is not bareheaded she covers her Dr. and Mrs. Boery went direct mouth on Sunday. ry Volnagle, deceased. session. landscape. Beyond the city’s bor- poll with a light shawl or serape, sometimes white but usually black. from Chicago by way of the Penn­ Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ferrier of The last w ill and testament of — W ord has been received bv the ders the desert streches away to We were warned of the thievish sylvania road. Lakeville were Sunday guests of Ellen Moreland was filed. parents of Lucy Adamson, whose the east and northeast a vast deso­ late tract taking shades of color proclivities of the Mexicanos, but The young man was sent to the Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ferrier. Commissioners' court will be iu elopement is noticed on another from the greasewood, mesquite. nothing was ever pilfered from our hospital on Suuday suffering with session Monday. page in this issue, that she is mar­ Station Agent S. J. Lenon re­ sage brush and the bright yellow premises. However, wo lived on what was thought to be tonsilitis. The May term ot the circuit ried. turned Monday from a short visit IIis condition Wednesday after­ court convenes next Monday and flower resembling a buttercup the side of town farthest from the with relatives in Fort Wayne. Arthur Morris has moved into noon was such that Dr. Rea of will last four weeks. The follow ­ which grows on a stunted plant. Mexican quarter Wo conclude, G. A. Maxey, the Citizen’s cor- his new house. Olin Gandy takes this place was summoned -about ing jurors were drawn: Encircling the city on three sides from our observation of them, that respondent at Burr Oak, and can­ the house vacated by Morris, and 4 o’clock. ' An examination re­ Grand Jury -Odediah Greiner, art? mountains whose barren sidee they are a good-natured, shiftless didate for county treasurer, called Erza Koontz will occupy the vealed the presence of an abscess Center; Mark Jacoby, Center; Ora emphasize the poverty of nature. class of people, disposed to mind Gandy cottage. in Culver last Saturday. The Rio Grande valley is butafew their own business and to be re­ in the throat. A slight incision S. Ellis, German; William C. Misses Mabel Lowery and Grace — In tearing down the old build­ miles wide, and the ranches are spectful to Americans. Some of satisfied the doctor that the pa­ Foltz, German; Peter Richards, V ore is aud Messrs. Oscar Voreiu ing back of Howard & Davis’ bak­ largely worked by Mexicans and the Mexican children attend the tient was, as it is termed, a "bleed­ Center; William Beck, North. and Early Lowery visited -with ery Moses Menser found pasted er,” and reluctant to proceed with Petit Jury—Fred Asper, Union; Chinamen. The river is a yellow public schools, but most of them to the wall a copy of the New York a further operation without full the Misses Hissong Sunday; Corban Spencer, Green; Wert thread wandering vaguely in a bed are instructed in the Catholic Weekly Tribune of Thursday, Sept. sanction of the boy's father, he was C. E. Fink, operator at the depot, Berry, Walnut; John McBride, of sand most of the year. When schools of their own nationality. 8, 1855. telephoned to and in reply instruct­ will go to the general office in Lo- North; John Davis, Walnut; H. the mountain snows melt back in Many of the stores and offices re­ ed the doctor to perform the oper­ gansport instead of Butler as was E. Nash, Polk; Henry Kelver, — The Warsaw Union is author­ the big ruuges of New Mexico and veal the fact that there is, as among ation if that would give the patient first contemplated. A Mr. Elliot West; John F. Weiss, Union; ity for the statement that there is Arizona the little stream becomes all foreign peoples, a young ele­ a chance of living. As the boy of Gherubusco is the new operator. Samuel Baker, Bourbon; Morgan strong opposition to the fish law a ragiug torrent. Last spring ment that is American educated and would certainly suffocate i f , iet Mrs. Mary Byrd has heard from I). Fink, German; Elmer Weed- even among the members of the railroad tracks and bridges were to all intents and purposes Ameri­ alono it was decided to operate. A her sons E. O. and Walter who ling, North; Henry L. Jarrel, Polk. Kosciusko Gun and Fish Protect­ washed e>ut by the uncontrollablo can in thought and spirit. The city of Juarez, across the discharge of considerable pus and went to Frisco recently in tho em­ MARRIAGE LICENSES. ive association. flood. T o regulate the flow of blood was secured. This was con­ ploy of the Western Union Tele­ The following marriage licenser — Miss Phillips’ paper iu this these streams which derive their river from El Paso, has 12,000 pop­ sidered sufficient for the time, and graph company. They arrived safe­ have been issued: week's Citizen will be of special in­ supply from the mountains and to ulation. It is very old, tho Gaud- Dr. Roa left the patient resting ly at Oakland after the earthquake. John I. Stoneburner and Mamie terest to our lady readers as it treat* store up the enormous volume of alupe cathedral being built300 years comfortably. A little before 8 Mrs. Byrd has also learned of tho C. Jarrell; Charles A. Hudelmyer of the prices of eatables, tho cost water so that it can bo made to ago. In Juarez you leave Ameri­ o’clock Dr. Rea was called in haste safety of her son-in-law, M. S. and Mina Siders; Jessie McKes­ of living and the customs of shop­ subserve the purposes of agricul­ can civilization behind and wander aud found the boy iu a choking Browu, who is a resident of the son and Ethel Pearl Davis. ping in London. ture and render tillable untold about among the shops and streets Secretary of Agriculture W il­ tracts of now useless land is an of a foreign country as much, I condition. To relieve the immedi­ stricken city. , , NEW SUITS FILED. ■' o ily . son says that the seven teen-year enterprise which the government fancy, as if you were in Jaffa or ate danger an incision was made Ri?v.A - 11 B. Bo well and James T ' ' '■ W r M . Nicely went on Mon - locust will mako its appearance is being asked to father and one Hongkong. .. As border cities go it the larynx. This was followed ^ K S r " . Wm. R. Crowder; day to Jamestow^i, Ind., his former in some portions o f Indiana, the which will do more to develop th J ^ well governed, having a complete such a downward flow of blood johna commission, q( home, wTiere he was married last the last of May this year. The Great West and Southwest than administrative department, both pus to tbe ]ung8 that the patient Joseph H O verm yer vs. clBim q( evening to Miss Myrtle Porter. damage done by these insects is all the discoveries of gold in that civic and military. The- big mar­ diedju about fifteen minutes, liter­ $488 Niter, deceased; On their return the middle of next chiefly confined to •young orchards. section. ket is a point of interest for all ally drowned. Artificial respira­ week Mr. and Mrs. N icely will oc­ Jeremiah M. Miller vs. Charles — Tho first thunder storm of the The Mexican population of El visitors. It is arranged, generally tion was resorted to and Dr. Rea cupy the parsonage. The much- Gonter. and John Milner; On acct. season passed over Culver last week Paso is one of its characteristic speaking.after the manner of Amer- and the academy surgeon worked beloved pastor will have the best Wm. R. Cunningham vs. Estate Wednesday evening a bout 10 features. Nearly half of the 35,000, ican markets, each salesman having faithfully but unsuccessfully for wishes of the entire community for Sarah R. Wilson, deceased; claim o’clock coming up from the south­ or 40,000 persons in the city are his or her stall in which is dis­ an hour in the hope: of restoring his future happiness. for $M .65. west. A bolt struck the house o ! Mexican as foreign in their lan­ played a dirty and ill-smelling col­ lifo. Wm. Zehner vs. Achilles North, John Zechiel, the damage being guage, manners and customs as if lection of vegetables the like of THE END OF SCHOOL. PREACHED TO GRADUATES David Vanvac tor et al.; injunction. confined to the loss o f a few shin- they were a thousand miles from a which one never saw before, anc Harley A. Logan vs. Estate Wm. Programs of Closing Days of Cul­ gleB and some plaster. white settlement. They give the for which one can find no name Large Congregation Listens to an Scofield, deceased; claim $337.85. ver Schools. —An excellent opportunity for picturesque touch to life in El Occasionally one recognizes a bas Unusually Good Semtort. On Friday afternoon the various David Moreland, Florence B. Paso, and until the visitor gets ket of small eggs, selling at 2 for 6 raising money on the pastor’s sal­ Commencement week of the Cul­ Trump, Leland K. Moreland et al. rooms of the public school will ary was afforded Saturday and San- wonted to them they are a source atrophied potatoes, dwarfed toma ver high school was inaugurated have exercises to which the public vs. Charles C. Vink; to quiet title of interest and entertainment. The toes and constricted cabbages. The day in view of Rev. Mr. Nicely’s on l«st Sunday night at the Meth­ and for damage. is cordially invited. The pro­ departure on his matrimonial mis­ men invariably wear the tall point­ cheese stalls do not encourage one odist church with a baccalaurate grams will be taken up immediately Theodore Cressner vs. Estate of ed sombrero and it is as likely to be to essay cheese for several days to sion. The good people of the sermou by Rev. W . M. Nicely. Wm. Scofield, deceased; claim of after the assembling of the 1 church hustled around and Mr. felt with a heavy band in summer follow, and the meat counters with $330. Tho auditorium and tho class o’clock session. N icely had the satisfaction of add­ as in winter. A red nock handker- i flies swarming over the flabby and room were packed with an inter­ In the high school the final es­ AROUND THE LAKE. ing $65 to his visible cash assets. chief gives the color scheme to the blood-soaked flesh are nauseating ested congregation. Supt. I. S. says of the graduates will be read, outfit, and sometimes this will be: Old blind aud crippled beggars,* —The fifth wedding anniversary Hahn presided at the service. The The subjects and readers are as Contractor Cline has J. H Va- supplemented by a yellow or green their withered forms wrapped in a of Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker on choir furnished special music follgws: jen’s cottage nearly completed. waistcoat. The women wear black heavy blanket on the hottest days, Monday evening was made the oc­ which included a quartet by Mes­ Patriotism, Chloe V. Houghton. E. W. Johnson of Terre Haute quite generraly and go slouching stand leaning against the adobe casion by a score of their friends srs. Frank Baker, Ray Smith, Novel Reading, Ada I. Scheuer- spent several days last week at the about the streets through the dust walls of the shops and silently hold !or a little surprise party on this Harley Davis and Al Keen, and a uian. ~ lake. and mud with a wapse of skirt out their claws for alms, and boys popular couple. The visitors car­ trio by Misses Susie Shilling, Morse and the Telegraph, Clara Guy Stevens, the painter, is giv­ trailing behind their heels. I have and girls shy up to the passerby B. Wiseman, ried ice cream, cake and coffee. Clara Shilling and A llie Wiseman. ing Mrs. L. B. Martin’s cottage a never seen a Mexican woman raise and beg for a centavo. Indiana Poetry,-Clara R. Stahl. Several substantial remembrances The sermon is pronounced by coat of paint. i'Concluded next week.) Territorial Expansion of the were bestowed upon the doctor and many to have been one of the best United States, Fronia M. McFeely. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judah of In ­ his wife, notably a rockiug chair. addresses ever delivered from a Southern Progress Since the dianapolis aro spending the week ON THE DIAMOND. Culver Wins Dual Meet. Naturally the evening was a very local pulpit. The text was a part Civil War, Clara B. Rollins. at their cottage. The academy defeated Goshen The Battle for Bread, Otto J. pleasant one for all concerned. Culver Ball Tosscrs are Victorious of the 5th and 6th verses of the Mrs. A. C. Capron of Plymouth high school iu a dual meet Satur­ Zechiel. in Two Games. first chapter of Revelations: “ Un- spent Saturday and Sunday at her Committee Meeting. day afternoon by a score of (J2 to Growth Toward Union, Clarence The seventh and eighth grades to him that loved us, and washed Jones. cottage on the East side. The republican county central 24. The visitors failed to score a of the Culver and Plymouth us from our sins in his own blood, Music will intersperse theessays. Mrs. Dr. Norman E. Jobes of committee is called to meet in A l­ first. In the mile and discus events schools played last Saturday after­ and hath* made us kings and priests Room I—Songs and recitations. Indianapolis is sojourning with her bert’s hall, Plymouth at 2:30 p. m. the academy record was broken, noon. The score was 9 to 5 in unto God and his father; to him Room 2 A maypole will be the mother, Mrs. A. R. Holler. Saturday, May 5, 1906, to fix the j Butler winning in 4:51 and Capt. favor of Culver. The greater part be glory and dominion forever' and leading feature. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ogle of In­ date for the republican county con­ Fegan hurling the discus 108 feet of the game was fought between ever.” This was the keynote of a Room 3— Songs, dialogues and dianapolis spent the latter part of vention and transact such business inches. the batteries on both sides. The thoughtful, well-considered dis­ recitations. last week at their cottage on the as may be necessary. All republi­ One hundred pieces newest sum­ visitors played good ball in the course in which education, while Room 4—Songs, dialogues and East side. cans are invited to meet with them mer dress goods and waistings fresh :ield but could not find the pitcher exalted as one of the supreme at- recitations. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Blisss of and assist in planning for a cam­ from the East, 8 cents to 35 cents when at the bat. Culver played ainments of mau, was held to be On Friday evening at 8 o’clock Indianapolis spent Sunday and paign. W. G. H e x d r i c k s , Chn. per yard. At The Surprise. a strong game, making several subordinate to the moral* culture. the graduating exercises will be Monday at their cottage on the good hits, one a three-bagger by Education, the speaker argued, East side. A Successful Social. You will find the best line of held at the M. E. church. . <’rank Jones. The feature of the gives man a power and position in An admission of 10 cents will be Mrs. M. McGilliard of Indian­ The ladies of the M. E. church children’s, misses’, ladies’ and game was in the last inning when the world Which transcends all charged. Following is the pro­ apolis is spending the week at the held an ice cream social in the Por­ men’s oxfords at Porter & Co.’s. tho Plymouth boys made two other achivements, but in order to gram: Christian cottage overseeing some ter building on Main street Satur­ Keen Bros, have made special ar­ give it its highest usefulness it repair work. day evening. Tho patronage was scores by a long hit ovor the right March...... Ernest Zechiel large, increased, doubtless, by tho field by their pitcher. The follow­ rangements for the photographing should be sanctified by a C h ris tia n Vocal music. Mr. and Mrs. W alter C. Mar- Invocation...... Rev. Klopfoustein attraction afforded by the band. ing is the line up of Culver: Ern­ of graduates. consecration. An earnest plea mon of Indianapolis are spending Vocal music. est Cromly. catcher; Frank Jones, was made for purity and nobility the week at their cottage. About $18 was the net result of the I f you are a man and wear pants Class representative...... ditcher; Lloyd .Tones, first base; of thought. It was argued that entertainment. call at Tho Surprise store. Pants ...... Clara R. Stahl Six new styles of young men's .'laud May, second base; Arthur high and clean thinking reflected Vocal music. Spring jackets and rain coats in go for a song this week. Great college and telescope hats, seconjd .)illon, third base; Lester Hissong, itself iu facial expression. Address...: — Sherman L. Davis reduction in prices. shipment this spring. They are fill great demand, all at Porter & Co.’s short stop; Alva Crider, left field; Seats were reserved for the grad­ Vocal music. and right styles and prices. Arthur Swigart, center field; Reg­ uating class, tho teachers of the Presentation of Diplomas.... the go in the big cities. Come and Stiff and soft felt hats, work aud inald Shugrue, right field. different departments of the school ...... President of Board seethem..* W o can save you 50c When in town drop iu and seo Culver boat Burr Oak 14 to 11 dress straw hats, in large variety and members of the*board of edu- Vocal music. ~ u m i.- cf..ix ' ------£----- XT’------r>_____ / o+ kx H n 'a- Barnuliofinn THE CULVER CITIZEN. CLIFF HOUSE AT SAN FRANCISCO. THE CHOICE OF PAINT. THE NEWS IN BRIEF. RUNNING SORES ON LIMBS. Fifty years ago a well-painted hous* P lagu e claim ed 285 persons at little Girl’s Obstinate Case of Eczem* J. H. KOONTZ & SON, Pubs. was a rare sight; to-day an unpainted Jammu, in Kashmir, northern India, —Mother Says: “Cuticura Rem­ house is rarer. If people knew the last week. edies a Household Standby.” CULVER. - INDIANA. real value of paint a house in need iron molders of New York and of paint would be “scarcer than hen « Jersey City demand an advance of "Last year, after having my little girl Danger of Dullness. treated by & very prominent physician fcr teeth." There was some excuse for 25 ccnts a day. “Dullness/' says a writer, “Is re­ our forefathers. Many of them lived an obstinate case of eczema, I resorted to Revolutionists in Rome have stolen the Cuticura Remedies, and was so well sponsible for a large amount of human in houses hardly worth preserving; two cannon from a memorial monu­ pleased with the almost instantaneou# they knew nothing about paint, ex­ relief afforded that we discarded the pliysi- error and misery. The danger of dull­ m ent TCT Kazan. eian’s prescription and relied entirely ness,” lie £oos on to say, in a learned cept that it was pretty; and to get a ~ irely’ on The harbor of Bremen, Germany, the Cuticura fcoap. Cuticura Ointment, and house painted was a serious and cost­ and interesting way, “is the danger of w ill be enlarged, S I,812,500 h aving Cuticura Pills. When we commenced with ly job. The difference between their the Cuiicura. Remedies her feet and limbs complacently lingering among stupid been appropriated. case and ours is that when they want­ were covered with running sores. In and conventional ideas, and losing all ed paint it had to be made for them; The strike of COO edgemakers, affect­ about six weeks we bad her completely the bright interchange of the larger well, and there has been no recurrence of whereas when we need paint we can in g 6,000 shoe fa ctory em ployes in Lynn, Mass., has been settled. the trouble. We find that the Cuticura world. The dull people are not. as a go to the nearest good store and buy Remedies are a valuable household stand­ rule, the simple people —they are gen­ it. in any color or quality ready for Twenty-five man-hole covers blew by, living as we do twelve miles from a erally provided with a narrow and use. We know, or ought to know by up in New York injuring 25 persons doctor, and where it costs from twenty to and setting fire to two houses. twenty-five dollars to come up on tne self-sufficient code; they are often en­ this time, that to let a house stand mountain. Mrs. Lizzie Vincent Thomas, tirely self-satified, and apt to disap­ unpainted is most eost.lv, while a good The Wisconsin Democratic state Fairmount, Walden'* Ridge, Tenn., Oct. 13, prove of everything that is lively, ro­ coat of paint, applied in season, is the central committee will call a conven­ best of investments. If we put off the tion in Juno to adopt a platform. mantic and vigorous. Simplicity, as Goes the Limit. j brief visit of the painter we shall in Col. Darrington K. West, deputy a rule, is either a natural gift, or else Knieker—Is he a reformer? due time have the carpenter coming commissary-general of the depart­ Bocker—Yes; he advocates the simple can be attained only by people of to pay us a long visit at our expense. ment of Colorado, died in Denver. ipelhng and phonetic liie.—N. Y. Sun. strong critical powers, who will, firm­ Lumber is constantly getting scarcer, Police Lieut. Tshupremke has been ly, and vigorously, test, examine and dearer and poorer, while prepared arrested at Simferopol, Russia, charged weigh motives, and arrive through paints are getting plentier, better and with inciting a mob to attack the READ AND YOU W ILL LEARN experience at a direct and natural less expensive. It is a short-sighted Jews. That the leading medical writers and plan to let the valuable lumber of our method of dealing with men and cir­ Andrew Carnegie has made a eom- teachers of all the several schools of houses go to pieces for the want of practice endorse and rc-commend, in the cumstances. True simplicity is not an dition al g ift o f $12,500 to M orris paint. # strongest terms possible, each and every inherited poverty of spirit; it is rath­ Brown college, a negro institution at ingredient entering into the composition For the man that needs paint there er like the poverty of one who has Atlanta, Ga. of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery aro two forms from which to choose; for the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia, deliberately discarded what is ham­ King Edward, Emperor Nicholas one is the old form, still favored by catarrh of stomach, "liver complaint.* pering, vexatious and unnecessary, and and Emperor William will meet at torpid liver, or biliousness, chronic bowel certain unprogressive painters who . , . . . . . affections, and ail catarrhal diseases of has learned that the art of life con- I have not yet caught up with the times Darmstadt, grand duchy ot Hesse, in whatever region, name or nature. It is September. sisists in disentangling the spirit from niis Structure, at First Reported To tally Destroyed, Was Only Slightly — lead and oil; the other is the ready- also a specific remedy for all such chronic A contribution of $100,000 was tele­ or long standing cases of catarrhal affec­ all conventional claims in living by Damaged. for-use paint found in every up-to-date graphed to the Red Cross society by tions and their resultants, as bronchial, trained impulse and fine instinct, ______. store. Tho first must be mixed with throat and lung diseases (except consump­ Adolphus Busch, the St. Louis million­ tion) accompanied with «evere coughs. It- rather than by tradition and author­ oil, driers, turpentine and colors be­ fore it is ready for use; the other aire brewer. la not so good for acuto colds and cough*, ity. I do not say that the dull peo­ but for lingering, or chronic cases it la INSURED MEN IN PROTEST need only be stirred up in the can Henry Goetz and L. Hartner were ple are not probably in a way the especially efficacious In producing per­ and it is ready to go on. To buy killed and four others badly injured fect cures. It contains Black Cherry bark. happier people; I suppose that any­ BRITISH POLICYHOLDERS MAKE load and oil, colors, etc., and mix by the burning of a hotel at Frank- Golden Seal root, Bloodroot, Stone root. thing that leads to self-satisfaction is, Mandrako root and Queen’s root- all of DEMANDS ON MUTUAL. them into a paint hand is, in this enmuth, Mich. which aro highly praised as remedies for in a sense, a cause of happiness; but TEXAS NEGRO'S PYRE twentieth century, about the same Oil from breaks in a pipe line ig­ all the above mentioned affections by suck it is not a species of happiness that as refusing to ride In a trolley car nited and threatened Leiperville, Pa. eminent medical writers and teachers as Committee Does Not See How Com­ Prof. Bartholow, of Jefferson Med. Col­ people ought to pursue. Perhaps one because one's grandfather had to walk Several buildings were burned and WHITE MEN AVENGE BRUTAL pany Can Continue in Kingdom lege: Prof. Hare, of tho Univ. of Pa.; or ride on horseback when he wanted much damage done. Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., o f Ben­ ought not to use the word dullness, Unless Change Is Made. ATTACK ON WOMAN WHO to go anywhere. Prepared paints have nett Med. College, Chicago; Prof. .John. because it may be misunderstood. The W. H. Milliken, a Pennsylvania mil­ King, M. D.. late of Cincinnati ; Prof. FOUGHT FOR HER HONOR, been on the market less than fifty lionaire. has been held to the federal kind of dullness of a high degree, not London, April 27.— In accordance John M. Scudder. M. D.. late of Cincin­ years, but they have proved on the grand jury, charged with timber cut­ nati ; Prof. Edwin M. Hale. M. D., of only by practical, but even of mental ------with the resolution adopted April 20 whole so Inexpensive, so convenient ting on Oklahoma school lands. Hahnemann Med. College, Chicago, and ability. I know several people of very Enormity of Crime Arouses Anger of by the committee of British policy­ scores of others equally eminent in their and so good that the consumption to­ ••Mother” Eliza D. Stewart, the great intellectual people who are mod­ holders of the Mutual Life Insurance several schools of practice. People and Culprit Is Taken from day Is something over sixty million temperance advocate, celebrated her The "Golden Medical Discovery " Is the els of dullness. Their memories are company of New York, a circular has Jail After Deputy Sheriff Is Bound gallons a year and still growing. Un­ only medicine put up for sale through been issued to all the policyholders 00th birthday anniversary at her loaded with what is no doubt very val­ less they had been in the main satis­ druggists for like purposes, that has any by Leaders of Mob. in the United Kingdom. This circu­ home near Hicksville, O., April 25. such professional endorsement — worth uable information, and their conclu­ factory, It stands to reason thero more than any number of ordinary testi­ lar cites the demands cabled recenfc Both houses of the New York legis­ sions are of the weightiest character; would have been no such steady monials. Open publicity of its formula Dallas, . Tex., April 26.— News of a ly to the trustees of the Mutual com­ lature passed a bill appropriating grow th in th eir use. on the bottle wrapper is tho best possible but they have no vivid perception, no ]yChing oakwoods has reached this pany and contends that while the sug­ $250,000 for the relief of the people of guaranty of its merits. A glance at this Mixed paints are necessarily cheap­ published formula w ill show that •'Golden. alertness, they are not open to new c"ity> The dispatches report that a gestions made by the trustees that an San Francisco and the state of Califor­ er than paint of the band-mixed kind, Medical Discovery” contains no poison­ ideas, they never say an interesting or negro was burned at tho stake and actuary be appointed to verify the nia. because they are made In a large way ous or harmful agents and no alcohol— a suggestive thing; their presence is a that as he writhed amid the flames reserve and liabilities, might reas­ Without debate the bouse concurred ebemlcally pure, triple-refined glycerine by machinery from materials bought load on the spirits of a lively party, the members of the mob amused them- sure the policyholders as to the solv­ in the senate amendments on the joint being used instead. Glycerine is entirely in large quantities by the manufac­ unobjectionable and besides is a most, their very facial expression is a re- selves by firing rifle bullets in an ef- ency of the company it would not re- resolution appropriating $1,500,000 for turer. They are necessarily better useful ingredient in the cure of all stom­ buke to all liKht-mindedness and triv- fort to cut off an ear or blot out an move the serious causes ofdissatis the relief of the San Francisco suffer­ ach as well as bronchial, throat and lung than paints mixed by hand, because iality. Sometimes these people are an? th”? ^crease the torture he factlon wIth the present management ers. affcctions. There is the highest medical they are more finely ground and more authority for its use in ail such cases. y>o iT1 ty,n:r nroft- suffered. The firing did not cease. nor aid the policyholders in securing thoroughly mixed, and because thero All hooks and papers of the Iowa The "Discovery” is a concentrated glyc­ & ' ,. ‘ ... until tho victim sank unconscious in the proper control of the company's Christian Endeavor union were eric extract of native, medicinal roots- ence is like being in a thick mist, lhe flame8 The nogro had broken affairs in the future. While not ac- is less chance of the raw materials in uud is safe and reliable. burned while being shipped from Red therc Is no outlook, no enlivening pros- inw tlie house 0f a woman who had i cepting as true all the charges made them being adulterated. No painter, >A booklet of extracts from eminent, however careful he may be, can ever Oak to the new' secretary at Marshall­ medical authorities, endorsing its ingre­ pect Sometimes they arc talkers; and lived alone and fought a desperate bat- in the United States against the man- be sure that the materials he buys are town. dients mailed fre e on request. Address and I am not sure that that is not even tie with her. His crime was discov- agemeiu, the committee fears that Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. .V Y. not adulterated, but the large paint worse, because they generally dis- ercd and a possee was formed quickly without a radical change in the man- Timothy Healey, president of the manufacturer does know in every course on their own subjects with pro- to capture him. The hunt was success-, agement no provisions for the auditing International Brotherhood of Sta­ case, because everything he buys goes tionary Firemen, sailed for Liverpool found and serious oonversationThey fn1, aiu* tlie prisoner was in of The company's affairs from time to through the chemist’s hands before the local calaboose to await transfer . time will suffice to satisfy the public to investigate municipal ownership 501 MORE CREAM have ncjjgy arc not interested in ar?f- ho accepts it. in Europe. to Paleagrime Stirs Citizens. i of the Unlled Kingdom. The clrcu- Of course there are poor paints on one else's point of view; they care no The marriage of Mrs. Nannie Shaw FRQft? SAME COWS. more who their companions are than a the market (which are generally and Waldorf Astor in London is said Don't, accuse your cows of being* cheap paints). So there is poor flour, pump cares33* w'hat "sort *of ~a"Vessel" is i I °u£ Z F 2 Z S T J Z to have been indefinitely postponed by unprofitable. Give them a square deal poor cloth, poor soap; but because of ^ “ uirftea States" supreme-'coun's di- ^ M*ey will pay you well. If you are put under it-they on,y demand « JSJVTJS not using a centrifugal business in this country so that do we go back to the hand-mill, Vorce decision people should listen in silence. was locked up, however, the citizens the hand-loom and the soap-kettle of cream separator from 20 long as the present New York manage­ General Counsel Noyes testified percent, to 50 per cent, ~ learned he had entirely disrobed be- the backwoods No. we use our com­ ment is in authority. The present that the Northwestern Mutual Life of your cream is thrown Pr,me of Llf0- foro entering ^the woman's house. mon sense in choosing goods. We find expenses are out of all proportion to paid A n d rew H am ilton $6,6S7.13 fo r away, with the skimmiik Tho larger part of the great for- They learned, too, that his victim was out the reputation of the different the results.” legislative work done in New York —just wasted- and the tunes of this country have been accu- in a critical condition as a result of brands of flour, clot.h and soap; we cows accused of not earn­ The chief desire in Great Britain for the company. mulated after their amassers have his attack. Her death appeared to be take account of tho standing of the ing their feed. In addi­ and the United States is declared to John B. Lennon, treasurer of the passed 40. In fact, writes O. S. Mar- imminent, dealer that handles them, wo ask tion your own time and be a thorough reorganization as a American Federation of Labor, sen: labor are being wasted. den, in Success Magazine, the first 40 Bind Deputy Sheriff, our neighbors. So with paint; if tho policyholders company. The circular out an appeal to all labor unions to T * -.r. T Why not a years of a man's life are the prepara- hen this news was noised around ends with the following statement: manufacturer has a good reputation, LA\ AL cream separator, stop these if the dealer is responsible, if our contribute for the relief of members of leaks, and double your profits. A DE tory years, the years of training and Jh!'lat3 of lynching were made on all ______Should unforeseen___ circumstances neighbors have had satisfaction with their craft in San Francisco. LAVAL machine may be bought upon discipline. A large part of this time a,J med hJZlJd to p er^tX s j T on l^oT ^ °f 'M* it., that ought to be pretty good evi­ Secretary Shaw has given directions smrh liberal terms that it w ill more than earn its cost while you are paying for ne is laying the foundation-just get- . to take thc prisoner to the count*- seat. I demand that «u> R r^ h L dence that the paint is all right. th at $15,000,000 o f public m oney be dis­ it and still be good for 20 years moro ting ready to rear .he superstructure, j Before the deputy could get the pris-1 sonaratedf r L ! ^ ‘Many men of many kinds”-— tributed among national banks of San of clear profit use. As compared with Many of us stumble around many oner out of town, however, a small ? nriiinh n n llrvh S J / Many paints of many kinds; Francisco and Oakland, as soon as the other separators the superiority of the years before wo get into the right crowd of determined men armed with i,u0 a separate or~aniAtion ” ‘°n but while prepared paints may differ | banks furnish satisfactory security. DE LA V A L is seen :n the fact that over place, and then, for additional years, j rifles confronted him and demanded ______& _____' considerably in composition, the bet- i ^ ; ------~ 700.000 DE L A V A L machines, ten times the number of all others combiued, have wo make many mistakes. Most men i ^10 negro. The deputy refused to sur- DOWIE’S HEART IS AFFECTED ter grades of them all agree pretty European Rulers to Meet. London, April 27. King Edward, been sold to date. You may have ample do not get wise until they have passed j ren(^cr I hereupon the officer was ! closely In results. “All roads lead to Emperor Nicholas and Emperor W il­ trial of a DE LAVAL free of all cost. 40. They may get knowledge before seize? alnd P«” l°ned and the mob se- The First Apostle Said to Be Suffer­ 1 Home.” and the paint manufacturers, Now is the time to get a DE LAVAL liam will meet at Darmstadt, capital starting by different paths, have all while cows are making the largest this, but not much wisdom. Wisdom ^ , V * ? T ing from Myocar­ calaboose tne mob released the deputy. the same object—to make the best of the Grand Duchy of Hesse, during product, and savings count biggest. d itis. a ripening process. 11 takes. time. chained to Iron Rail. paint possible to sell for the least the first week in September, according Write to-day for free catalogue and At the ago when Dr. Osier thinks meu ^he negro was taken to a spot se­ to the Pall Mall Gazette, which adds full particulars. Chicago, April 27—John Alexander money, and so capture and keep the ts re becoming useless, Lincoln was lected in advance and chained to a trade. that the Russian emperor and em­ Dowie is said to be suffering from my­ The De Laval Separator Co. trying to get an appointment as a piece of railroad rail that had been There is scarcely any other article press will leave Russia at the end of ocarditis, or inflammation of the mus­ Randolph & Canal Sts 74 Cortlandt Street land commissioner, and failed. At the driven firmly into the ground. A fire of general use on the market to-day Ausust for a ,onS visit to the .grand C h ic a g o N e w Y o r k cles of the heart, and his condition is same age nobody outside of his own 1 was built around his feet. The wood consdered grave. His attendants de­ that can be bought with anything like j duke of ______the assurance of getting your money’s little community knew Ulysses S. had been soaked with kerosene and nied that Dowie is in immediate dan­ worth as the established brands of pre. THE MARKETS. Grant. He had not then accomplished °'' mado a bright blaze. By the ger. A physician, however, who had SICK HEADACHE pared paint. The paint you buy to­ anything of note, and yet he became l,*ht °f fla," rs t»e mob aimed its been summoned from Zion City, admit- New York, April 27. ro.sitively enred by ...... , . , rifles at the captive and fired repeated- , * day may not bo like a certain patent the greatest military figure of his day. Jy Before tho torch was * cd R | ^ t.hat the doctor was an acuto 1,1 VK STOCK—Steers...... (X» U- o 75 these .Little 1’ills. medicine, “the same as you have al­ H oks Slate •J SO «j' 1 00 They a^so relieve Dis­ Sheep CARTERS hvory man makes his own dead line. |i8gaid tll0 nGgr0 confe88ed, but begged &Uircrer' ways bought,” but if not, it will be 4 (Xi !?<• 6 (M) tress from Dyspepsia. In­ Dowie’s attendants say he is making F LO U R — Minn. Patents...... -it'.'. Ar 4 Some reach it at 35, some at 40, some | ^jg captors not to murder him. Feel* because the manufacturer has found WHEAT—July ...... 85*4 ■PlTTLE digestion and Too Hearty ready to march on Zion City soon. Bating. A perfect rem­ at 50; some do not reach it at SO; ing runs high against the negroes as a way of giving you a better article September ...... Dowie is to be visited at the hotel by CORN—September ...... i>3*fc$5P 53% edy for Dizziness. Nausea* some never reach it, because they a result of the attack of the mobrs flVER two federal officers, both over six feeC for your money, and so making more ItY K —No. 2 W estern...... 70 71 Drowsiness. Bad Taste aever cease to grow. victim. A race war is not an im­ sure of your next order. B U T T E R ...... 14 ii 19% three inches tall and weighing 200 C H EESE ...... II 13 in tho Mouth, Coate<* probable outcome, as the blacks are pounds, when an effort will be made to ______P. G. EUGS ...... li) lS-% Tongue. Pain In the Side, A special report from the depart­ equally aroused by the swift ven­ TORPID LIVER. They serve a writ. It has reference to thc One Too Many for Them. CHICAGO. ment of agriculture at Washington geance taken by the mob. CATTLE—Choice Steers .... $S C5 & ii 25 regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, involuntary bankruptcy proceedings A short time ago a gang of riveters Common to Good Steers. 4 fiO 'fi- 5 65 gives interesting information about Anti-Cigax’ette Law Valid. started before Judge Landis by Attor­ was sent to do some work on a bridge VearliiiRs...... 4 50 5 30 SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Bulls. Common to Good. 2 35 '<0 4 50 food exports from the United States. Indianapolis, Ind., April 27.—The ney Michael Gesas and Edward T. Fox, in course of construction. They got Calves ...... 3 iA) ({(> 5 75 Must Bear Among other things it is shown that Parks anti-cigarette law passed by the . who arc acting in behalf of Ransom H. lodgings and started to board them­ HOGS—Light Mixed...... e 40 # fi 50 Genuine selves; but they began to think the H eavy Packing...... 6 30 ^ tl 45 Fac-Simile Signature the United Kingdom of Great Britain last session of the Indiana legisla-! ^ a^ er’ S^ardian of the estate of •Heavy Mixed ...... 6 40 t> 50 and Ireland is one of our best customers, ture was declared valid Thursday by Foley, landlady was helping herself to their BUTTEK—Creamery...... 14 iv x D a ir y ...... 13 GO and that about half of its meat supply the supreme court. The court inter- ! food, so they thought they would try Art Works Burned. EGGS—F resh ...... If.-/.Jty preted the law as meaning that it is i and catch her. Seeing new potatoes L 1V I : TO U LT R V ...... 12\<2.U' comes from America. There is not Cincinnati, April 26.—The seven- illegal to sell cigarettes in Indiana or \ exposed for sale at a grocer’s they POTATOES (bu.)...... 55 W REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. wanting proof that a great deal of the k«°p them "for sale'/ bnt tt- I story h,,ll," !,s of thc Glbson Art bought some, and having counted W H E A T—May ...... fcO ® “roast beef of old England” once W„1 l,a»y on Elm street suffered a loss , t, . . ... T- •* * .legal to smoke them and it is not them, they gave them to tlie landlady July ...... 7»}4 rhat Delightful Aid to Health roamed the prairies of the L nited States m<,gal t0 bring them inl0 the staK o f $50,000 fro m fire, Destruction of Corn, M ay...... 4ti%@ to cook for their dinners. Each man Oats. M a y ...... •under the lively supervision of the ______fine art works and manufactured ma­ was to count how many he got; but Rye, M a y ...... til <&> Yankee cowboy. Iowa C. E. Records Destroyed. terials made up most of thc damage, j to their surprise, when they lifted the MILWAUKEE. : .. ----- Marshalltown, Ia.. April 27.—All Several smaller concerns in the build- ! cover off the dish, they found the GRAIN—Wheat, No. 1 Nor’n $ f-2 S3 The capitol guide was telling two New j books and papers of the Iowa Chris- ing suffered small amounts. M ay ...... VJWsPiott landlady had mashed the potatoes! Corn, M ay...... 46%/JH England school-teachers iu the senate tian Endeavor union, embracing 1,200 Oats, Standard...... 33 ® $axtm e Mistaken for a Burglar. Where Genius Fails. gallery interesting things about the societies, burned Thursday en route Rye, No. l ...... ti* 04 Vis Calumet, Mich., April 26.- While en­ KANSAS CITY. Toilet Antiseptic senators below. “There are several of from Red Oak to the new secretary in They have traced the story of earth tering a neighbor’s house at Osceola | and her myriad children in the rocks, GRAIN—Wheat, May...... S 75%©•**/8 W hitens the teeth — purifies them,” he said, “that have eaten too this ciL-v- 'I'*16 freight ear in which July ...... 7-Vji Walter Simmons was mistaken for a wherever it was written by the hand 72'.i mouth and breath — cures nasal many society dinners and drunk too t*lc records were shipped took fire, and ______Corn, M a y ...... -is -4^ burglar and shot and killed by Mike of nature herself, and neither the in- Oats, No. 2 W hite...... v3 32 catarrh, sore throat, sore eyes, much firewater.” “Oh, how dreadful in aU records, trom the organisation or Kinook. The dead man's home was nltely great nor the infinitely little has ST. LOUIS. and by dircct application cures all inflamed, ulcerated and our public men!” said one of the teach- V19 1in,on 10 the Prescnt time, were two houses distant and he evidently escaped tho vigilance of their scruti­ CATTLE—Beef Steers...... « .TO 75 nos^oved 1 - Texas Steers ...... 3 Of 0> 4 75 cat*rrhal conditions caused by ers. “But there is Senator Lodge. He * was under the impression that he ny. But the genius has yet to be born HOGS—Packers ...... t» CO ' rubbish under thi irau. S H E E P -W eth ers ...... & SO C 25 The R. Paxton Co.f Boston, llasi* GRAPE BORDER CROCKET. ATTACKED THE HEART h o s t e s s New Crochet Is So the Ragp an A t­ OF AID i o : Xwful Neuralgia Case Cured’to Sieyl tractive Design W ill Doubtless Cured by Dr. Williams? Find Welcome. Pmk Pills. j/ The Dread Volcano of 15 SUGGESTIONS FOR NOVEL AND PLEASING ENTERTAINMENTS. Materials. -Coats' cotton, No. 8, Pene­ Neuralgia in any form 1?? pajuful but' V esuvius lope crocket, hook, 1 or 'i'A .— 1st grape. \7hen it attacks the heart it is frequently! fatal. Complicated with indigestion of- PORTION OF SAN FRANCISCO DE­ 10 ch. iniss 5, 4 single, cross the 1 ch left, A. Guessing Contest Which None a form that affected the vital organ it1 STROYED BY FLAMES ESTI­ and work 17 t.r in the ring, join to hist of Should Find Very Difficult— threatened serious consequences in an in* M ATED AT 10,000 ACRES. the 4 single.—2nd round. 18 single. A l­ Easy Game for Young1 stance just reported. The case is that of At the Time Pompeii and Herculaneum Were Buried Looked Upon ways throughout the pattern work in the Mr. F. L. Oraves, of Pleasanthill, La., Peop le. as Extinct —Succeeding Outbursts— Increasing Frequency. back thread only. 3rd round. Single.— who tells of his trouble and cure as1 Deaths Not Expected to Pass 7 00 Mark, 2nd grape. W ork exactly the same, and fo llo w s : A Guessing Contest. Although. 270,000 Persons Were join when finished by 3 single to 1st “ I traveled considerably, was exposed! Each one of these questions Is to be grape. -3rd to 7ih grape, W ork the to all ki?xdsof weather and was irregular | Rendered Homeless by the Great in my sleeping and eating. I suppose: answered by the name of a city in the same, but in last round work 3 single, merous passages. Whither should they Catastrophe. this was the cause of my sickness., at- A writer dwelling on the beauties United Slates: join to last grape, finish the round, and of beauty-famed Naples speaks of tlie fly? Some, anticipating a second 1. W h e re a ll h a ve bean. any rate, in May, 1905,1 had got so bad work 3 single on 2nd grape, and work that I was compelled to quit work and: "ominous grandeur" of Vesuvius tow­ earthquake, hastened to their homes to Oakland, Cal., April 27.—A well- 2. The greatest engineering feat. as before.—8th grape. W ork 3 single take to my bed. I had a good doctor j ering over all. You remember the sit­ load themselves with their most costly known engineer states that the area 3. A military defense and a Paris on 2nd grape, join to 3rd stitch of last aud took his medicine faithfully but! uation of the volcano—on the eastern goods, and escape while it was yet devastated by the fire in San Francis­ dressmaker. grape. 3 single on 2nd grape, and work grew worse. I gave up hope of getting; shore of the Bay of Naples, about ten time; others, dread lug the shower of co approxim ates 10,000 acres, o r about 4. A city whose end and aim is to as before. Work 25 ch for a stalk, 1 better and my neighbors thought I wa»: miles from the city. The following de­ ashes that now fell fast, torrent upon surely going to die. 15 square m iles. g o . single into 3rd stitch of ttfp left hand scription gives us facts and a picture, torrent, over the streets, rushed under There are few cities in the world 5. Our board of city fathers and a “ I had smothering spells that it is; grape, miss 3, work back 5 singles, »> ch, awful to recall. M y heart fluttered and too—"It is a solitary mountain rising the roofs of the nearest houses, or tem­ where so much valuable property is precipice. join to top right hand grape, miss 1, then seemed to cease beating. I could from the plain of Campania, with a ples, or sheds—shelter of any kind— contained in an equal territory. 6. Named for a king of France. work back 5 single, and 9 single along not lio on my left side at all. M y hands base of about 30 miles in circumfer­ for protection from the torrents of tho Within this 15 square miles were 7. A deceased farmer who was twice the stalk. and feet swelled and so did my face. ence, and surmounted by two summits. open air. Rut darker, and larger, and n e a rly 100 banks, som e o f th e finest dictator of Rome. The Leaf. 1st round 13 ch, 1 single After reading ubout Dr. W illiam s’ Pink The higher of these is a nearly perfect mightier, spread the cloud above them. buildings iu the world, thousands of 8. Named Tor an ancient city whose into 7th stitch, turn the work over and Pills in a newspaper I decided to try cone known as Vesuvius proper; the It was a sudden and more ghastly mercantile and manufacturing estab­ downfall, after a long siege, avenged them and they suited m y case exactly. Night rushfcig upon the realm ef other, of ridge-like outline, partially lish m en ts and m oro than 230,000 in ­ the abduction of a woman. Before long I could seo an improvement and after taking a few boxes I was en­ inclosing tha central cone, is called N o o n .” * habitants, besides 40,000 transients. 9. A place for lingerers. tirely cured. I am glad to make this S om m a." In this eruption from Vesuvius no The aggregate number of dead will 10. The father of his country. Statement and wish it could cause every Once the volcanic origin of V esu viu s lava was ejected, but a rain of ashes, probably not exceed 700 and will cer­ 11. A high place and what all chil­ ■ufiferer to try Dr. William s’ Pink Pills,” ' mud and lapilli (cinders) fell on the was unsuspected, the people dwelt in ta in ly not reach 1,000. N o tw ith s ta n d ­ dren love. Dr. William s’ Pink Pills do not simply! towns. Pon\peli was buried under 20 ■sight o f its forest-clad sides in p erfect ing tho enormous and widespread de­ 12. A smpurlative and rushing waters. deaden pain; thoy cure the trouble w hich1, feet of loos*' ashes, Herculaneum hid­ peace and security. The mountain stru ction s the hom es o f 150,000 peo­ 13. A girl’s name and a Roman gar­ causes the pain. They are guaranteed to! truncated; instead of the den under torrents of mud. The lapilli £ b » a was ple are still standing and practically m ent. contain no narcotic, stimulant or opiate. I top there was a deep de­ and ashes settling in every crevice, Those who take them run no danger of ! cone-shaped uninjured. 14. The greatest surgical l'eat. forming any drug habit. They act pression in the summit. When the Pompeii was as it were herjjwtSCftllj There still remains the great ship 15. A small stone. directly on theblood and it is only through* great eruption overwhelmed Pompeii, sealed, and after tie roll ot cJiituries yards at the Potrero, the Pacific mail 1C. The opposite of old aud a royal the blood that any medicine can reach Herculaneum and Stabiae, the whole tbffre was disclosed to wondering eye* docks, the stockyards at South San French family. the nerves. * i character of the region was changed. much of the story of classic life, a Francisco, the docks and manufacto­ KEY. Dr. William s’ Pink Pills are sold by all The river Sarnus, at the mouth oi wonderfully interesting reproduction ries along the water front from Mis­ 1. Boston. druggists or will bo sent, postpaid, on which the ancient city of Pompeii wai of the cultl'fetion of a place existing sion Creek to Hunter’s Point, the 2. W h e e lin g (W e s t V ir g in ia ). receipt of price, 50 cents per box, six (situated, was hurled from its course by in the "haughtiest days of the Roman boxes for $2.50, by the Dr. William s Med­ mint, the post office and a large retail S. F o rt W o rth . the fearful convulsion, the sea beach em p ire.” icine Co., ^Schenectady, N .Y . district on Fllmore and Devisadero 4. Chicago. raised, the mountain transformed as It was not until the middle of the streets. 5. Council Bluffs. to shape and surface. eighteenth century any Pompeiian ex­ One Woman Is Killed. 6. St. Louis. FACTS ABOUT STAMPS. In the year 63, A. D.t both Hurcu- cavations were made. In this latter San Francisco, April 20.—At 3:15 7. Cincinnatus. Janeum and Pompeii were much dam- period the Neapolitan government took A specialist who collected the o’clock Wednesday afternoon a shock 8. T ro y . ONE OF THE PRETTIEST PATTERNS. Btamps of France and her colonies re­ of earthquake was felt. It lasted near­ 9. Tarrytown. cently sold his collection for $11,000. ly a minute aud caused considerable 10. W ashington. work 11 ch, 1 d,‘ 3 times iu loop. Turn It takes a stamp collector to tell alarm, one woman being injured. A 11. M ou n t D esert. the work to right side.—2nd round. 2 where are Ancash, Antofagasta, Apurl* number of walls of burned buildings 12. G rand Rapids. d, 10 tr, 4 ch, 5 tr, 3 d in first loop; 3 d, mac, Chiapa, Diego Suarez, Bamra, which were standing, owing to their 13. Saratoga. 7 tr, 4 ch, 7 tr, 3d iu second loop; 2 d, Yea, Wadwhan, Goliad, Jhino, Ujonj, weak condition, were thrown down, 14. Lansing (Michigan). 5 tr, 4 ch, 10 tr, 2 d in 3rd loop; 1 d in Faridkot, Nabba and Obock. and frail buildings were considerably 15. L ittle R ock. center ring, 6 single along 6 ch, cross the It requires more than 40 large al­ shaken up, but the damage done was 16. New Orleans. center stalk with 1 ch, and work another bums to house the collection of United sligh t. leaf in exactly the same manner, and States stamps owned by the earl of The shock was also felt in Oakland “ A Reader” requests some means of work single along the stem, fasten off. Crawford. This collection of United and Berkeley, but in these places it entertaining young people between the .Toni the patterns to one another by the States stamps is thought to b® th* was very slight and of brief duration. chain of the middle division of the leaf. ages of 16 and 17 that will not require most completo in existence. Conditions in Frisco. much hard thought. Here is a game The Edge.— 1 d in ch of lower division The credit of originating adhesive Washington, April 20.— Gen. Greely that is easy and will be a good ice­ of the end leaf, 4 ch. 1 d in middle of 1st stamps is generally given to James rcspouded in the negative to the sug­ grape. *, 9 ch, 1 single in 4 h ch, 9 ch, breaker: Pass cards with the following Chalmers, of Dundee, Scotland. He gestion that a governmental registra­ 1 single in 4th, 3 ch, l d in middle stitch written on them and tell your guests to first advocated them in 1837, and ia- tion bureau be established, and he of next grape. Repeat from * in each make out a menu: accordance with a legislative enact­ added a statement of conditions in San grape all round, working 2 bars of picots 1. Emblems of silence. m ent o f D ecem ber 21, 1839, th ey w ere Francisco and in a manner forecasted in the lowest grape, with 1 d in the 0th 2. The penalty of looking backward. issued for public use In England May; the future. His letter follows: aud 10th stitches; then 4 ch. l d in chain 3. Made keen by its mother. C. 1840. “Headquarters, Fort Mason, Cal., 4. Boston diet. of leaf, 1 picot bar in side of next A p r il 25.— T h re e hundred thousand division of same leaf, 9 ch. 1 single in 5. Forbidden to Jews. From Philadelphia. people are homeless and the entire 4t.h, 3 ch, 1 d in side of next leaf, 1 picot 6. Emblems of stupidity. The visitor from Philadelphia had business fa c ilitie s o f a c ity o f 500,000 bar, 1 d in 4 ch of next division of same 7. Universal crown. been taken in hhnd by his Pittsburg have been destroyed except those ou leaf, aud repeat— 2nd row. 9 ch 1 single S. Largest part of the foot. friends and shown the sights of tho one street of minor importance; ac­ in 4th, 9 ch 1 single in 4th, 3 ch 1 d in 9. To shrink from danger. city, from the Carnegie Art institute commodations for most urgent finan­ the stitch before each picot of last row; 10. Ludicrous situations. to the belching furnaces of Homestead NAPLES. VESUVIUS IN THE DISTANCE. cial and other indispensable business then; after working over the last grape, 11. T a ilo r ’s tool. together with other points of semi- institutions are being obtained only aged by a great earthquake, but it was the work in hand, and since have con­ 12. Country of the sublime porte. work 1 ch 1 d before next picot, 9 ch 1 with the greatest difficulty. The entire historical interest. The visitors was in 79 Vesuvius buried them deep away tinued operations on unearthing bur­ 13. One of Noah’ sons. single in 4tli. 3 ch 1 d in the stitch after •body of those men are naturally de­ naturally impressed with the action from the eyes of man, a burial that ied treasures and revealing the rich 14. A Woman’s weapon. the 2nd picot in the next picot bar, 4 oh voting their energies to restoring their and snappiness of the city. was to last five centuries more than a secrets of long hidden Pompeii. Not KEY. 1 d before picot in next picot bar, and own affairs, and even those who have “Now,” said the visitor, gratefully, thousand years. Herculaneum lay di­ many objects of great intrinsic value 1. Oysters. repeat, joining the patterns by next 4 applied themselves devotedly lo relief “I must try to repay you for your rectly at the foot of Vesuvius, Pom­ have been come upon, and it is thought 2. Salt. adjoining picots. and rescue work the past week are courtesy whenever you come to my peii a little beyond. Pompeii had be­ the people must have returned after 3. V in ega r. The Border. 1st row. 11 tr in side of gradually withdrawing therefrom, town. By the by, have you ever been come a resort of wealthy Romans, a the eruption and by means of tunnel­ 4. Beans. leaf. 6 ch, 1 single in middle ch of next stating correctly that domestic and in Philadelphia?” place of considerable trade, port town ing down secured not a few of their 5. Pork . division of same leaf, 6 ch, 1 single in business affairs demand their entire at­ “ Yes,” said the Plttsburger, “I spent for the inland cities in the rich valley treasures. In the Royal Museum at 6. Goose. stalk, 6 ch. 1 single in side of leaf. 6 ch, tention. The mayor and police are several years there in one after­ of the Sarnus. Stabiae was a water­ Naples may bo seen many Pompeiian 7. H are. 1 1 tr in next division of same leaf. G ch. so fully occupied operating without noon!”—Pittsburg Gazette. ing place a few miles south of Pompeii. objects, and at Pompeii itself the trav­ 8. Sole. Repeat.—2nd row. Double.—3rd row'. 1 ordinary accommodations that even Herculaneum as shown by rich works eler may gaze on a house with all its 9. Quail. tr. miss 1 d, 1 ch, 1 tr in next.— 4th row. Religion No Excuse. of art uncovered in modern times, was the ordinary current duties such as equipment standing just as it stood 10. Pickles. Double. A man addicted to walking In his favored by Roma us of wealth and cul­ pertain to the coroner’s office and vital so long ago. Only about half of the 11. (loose. sleep, went to bed all right one night, ture. Life was proceeding on its ac­ statistics are largely neglected for lack city has been excavated; it will take 12. Turkey. TO SOFTEN FINGER NAILS. but when he woke he found himself customed round in the three towns on of force and office accommodations; many years to complete the work. 13. Ham . on the street in the grasp of a police­ th e m orn in g o f A u g u st 24, 79, w hen under such conditions a registration Stabiae has been excavated in part. 14. Tongue. There Is Nothing Better for Brittle man. “Hold on!” he cried, “you down swept, without warning, desola­ bureau is impossible. Herculaneum excavations have been MADAME MEKKI. Nails Than Frequent Soaking mustn’t arrest me. I’m a somnambu­ tion and darkness. But let us to that carried on with greatest difficulty, the Newspapers W ill help. in Warm Olive Oil. list!” To which the policeman re­ book which fascinated our youth, let city lies burled so deep, and over the “The newspapers have taken up the YOUNC GIRLS IN ENGLAND. plied: “I don't care what your relig­ •us to the story-teller’s picture of "The ancient site has risen a modern village. matter as far as possible with their ion is—ye can’t walk the streets in yer There is nothing quite so good for Last Days of Pompeii.” You remem­ You remember that the celebrated own limited accommodations, and it is nightshirt.”—Scottish American. A Decided Contrast to the American the nails as the nightly soaking in ber the people were gathered in the Roman naturalist Pliny, “The Elder,” understood that a kind of registration Miss— Do Not Ape Their Elders pure olive oil. warmed. A table­ amphitheater, the excited mob rush­ at the time of the eruption made all bureau has been opened in Oakland; as Does She. spoonful should be used in a small A BUSY WOMAN ing down on the Egyptian, when the haste to Vesuvius to study the action can only suggest that interested parties bowl, which can be set in hot water latter, making use of his craft in hour of the volcano and to rescue the dis­ telegraph the examiner, the Call and Most girls begin to assume the hab­ to keep it just at the right tempera­ Can Do the W ork of 3 or 4 I f W ell Fed. of deadly peril, cried out: “ Behold, tho tressed inhabitants, and was himself Chronicle, who at present are best In­ its aud manners of their elders and to ture; soak the nails of first one hand, fires of the avenging Orcus burst suffocated by the gases from the moun­ formed as to the location of prominent An energetic young woman living altect their dress far too soon. Child­ then the other, ten minutes each, in fo r t h !” tain. The letters of Pliny “The individuals. To appreciate this situa­ just outside of New York, writes: hood is anxious to mimic the appear­ this, and wipe with soft cloths; if this “ The eyes of the crowd followed the Younger” give a graphic account of the tion it is to he borne in mind that San “I am at present doing all the house­ ance of maternity, and does it so well is done at bedtime, and the oil not gesture of the Egyptian, and beheld eruption. Francisco covers 25 square miles and work of a dairy farm, caring for 2 chil­ with ineffable dismay a vast vapor that all street car lines and usual that it ceases to be childlike. A great washed off there w ill soon be a decided Many have been the eruptions since dren, a vegetable and flower garden, a shooting from Vesuvius, in the form of methods of local transportation are many little girls are longing to wear improvement in the appearance of the this most notable one, and in the last large number of fowls, besides manag­ a giagntic pine tree; the trunk, black­ still unavailable and inoperative. Thera their hair in a pompadour and don most disconsolate set of nails. centuries they have Increased in fre­ ing an extensive exchange business ness—the branches, fire—a fire that is no telegraph system within the city long frocks years before they should Once a week soak the fingers iu warm quency. In the year 203 one occurred, through the mails and pursuing my shifted and wavered in its hues with except that constructed by the signal do so, and as the American girl usually suds made by dissolving a half cake and In 473 ashes were carried as far as regular avocation as a writer for sev­ tfvery moment, now fiercely luminous, corps, nor does any telephone service has her own way, it is the reason why of pure white castile soap in hot wa­ Constantinople. There were outbursts eral newspapers and magazines (de­ now of a dull and dying red, that exist beyond the military system con­ foreigners sometimes make the re­ ter; this makes a jelly which can be in 512, 6S5, 983 and 1066. In 1631, 18,000 signing fancy work for the latter) and again blazed terrifically forth with in­ necting these headquarters with the mark that we have only little chil­ kept in a wide-mouthed jar and a tea- persons were killed by a tremendous all the energy and ability to do thi3 I tolerable glare. mint, post office, various district head­ dren and women—no “ bread-and-but­ Spocuful in a finger bowl half full eruption from the apparently extinct owo to Grape-Nuts food. “There was a dead, heart-sunken quarters and other points of great pub­ ter misses,” at the bctwlxt-and-be- of warm water forms a fine suds. Each crater, long slumbering and quite “It was not always so, and a year •silence— through which there suddenly lic importance. Even the present mili­ tween stage. hand should soak at least ten min­ overgrown with vegetation. In 1707 ago when the shock of my nursing broke the roar of the lion, which was tary systems are being continually English girls wear their hair loose utes and then the fingers filled with the city of Naples was panic-stricken baby’s death utterly prostrated me and echoed back from within the building broken by parties engaged in repair or in braids down their backs often cold cream, which is worked into the by a midday blackness like that de­ deranged my stomach aud nerves so by the sharper and fiercer yells of its and rescue operations. Under these until their eighteenth year, which is nails, especially the bale, and permits scribed by Lord Lytton in “The Last that 1 could not assimilate as much fellow-beast. Dread seers were they conditions no part of tho city can be One of the reasons why they are famed the skin to be gently pushed back. Days of Pompeii.” In 1855 lava flowed as a mouthful of solid food, and was in o f the Burden of the Atmosphere, and reached save by a messenger on foot, for their abundant locks. A girl should Use an orangewood stick that has a almost to the very gates of Naples, and even worse condition mentally, he wild prophets of the wrath to come! which entails hours, or by automobiles, not begin to put her hair up except flat, smooth tip, nnd run this under much property in the intervening re­ would have been a rash prophet who “Then there arose on high the uni­ of which there are few. on particular occasions until she is the softened cuticle, but be careful to gion was destroyed. In 1S72 there was would have predicted that it ever versal shrieks of women; the men Doctors and Nurses. 16 at least, ttnless she is unusually not press hard on either tho nail or a most violent eruption, the crater, would do so. ’etared at each other, but were dumb. “ I have gone fully into the situation tall and mature-looking, or her hair is the flesh. half a mile In height, was cracked in “Prior to this great grief I had suf­ At that moment they felt the earth to prevent misapprehension and to en­ very scant and the paucity of her When .this is finished the nails may all directions, blocks of stone 45 feet in fered for years with impaired diges­ shake beneath their feet; the walls of able the war department to disclose tresses is a source of grief to her, and be trimmed with a nail scissors, not circumference were hurled down the tion, insomnia, agonizing cramps la the theater trembled; and, beyond in the situation to the public. Tt should she would rather trust two black filed while so soft. A good bath with mountain, rivers of lava rushed down the stomach, pain iu the side, consti­ the distance, they heard the crash of be added that the names of the dead taffeta bows to hide the deficiency. a moderately stiff brush and almontl into the valley. In 1902 there wag pation, and other bowel derangements# falling roofs; an instant more and the already have been furnished the de­ And speaking of bows reminds me that meal, no soap, and the proper rinsing an eruption of note, and again in 1903. all these were familiar to my daily mountain cloud seemed to roll towards partment and. if desired, the names of the huge bows are not considered sty­ and drying leaves them ready for the This present disaster ranks with the life. Medicines gave me no relief— them, dark and rapid, like a torrent; every injured person in hospital will lish except in cases where necessity polishing. more notable ones in the woful history nothing did, until a few months ago, at the same time it cast forth from its be similarly transmitted. To relieve commands them. Horseback riding, of Vesuvius eruptions. at a friend’s suggestion. I began to use bosom a shower of ashes mixed with public apprehension, it.should be clear­ for instance, for out-of-door games New Draperies. CHRISTOPHER WEBSTER. Grape-Nuts food, and subsequently vast fragments of burning stone! Over ; ly understood that beyond isolated where hats are not worn and itair Among the new draperies displayed in gave up coffee entirely and adopted. the crushing vines—over the desolate cases already reported, there are no pins are likely to be lost. And of the upholstery departments is a new Had Something to Live For. Postum Food Coffee at all my meals. ■streets over the amphitheater itself— deaths or serious injuries of guests of course they are necessary when the kind in crepe effect that is beautiful. “ To-day I am free from all the trou­ far and wide—with many a mighty “ Why are you so certain that he .did any well-known hotel in San Francis­ hair is worn In a braid. But the big On a solid blue, pink, green or creamy bles I have enumerated. My digestion, splash Ih the agitated sea—fell that not commit suicide?” co.* It should be also understood that bow stuck on the head at. random, and ground are great pink, red or yellow is simply perfect, I assimilate my food-' awful shower! “There’s a quart bottle nearly full there is no'demand for nurses or doc­ usually anything but straight, is a roses and on one side is a border ef­ of whisky in the cupboard.”— Houston without the least distress, enjoy sweet, "No longer thought the crowd of tors. The medical, civil and military thing of the past. fect. Each piece is lovelier than the Post. restful sleep, and have a buoyant feel­ Justice or of Arbaces; safety for them­ will be able to handle the entire situ­ other, and for summer cottage bed­ ing of pleasure in my varied duties. In selves was their sole thought. Each ation. unless unexpectedly adverse Deep Breathing. spreads and draperies it is exquisite. turned to fly—each dashing, pressing, T e le p a th y . conditions arise. The hospital corps fact. I am a new woman, entirely made It i*; a good thing for weak lungs. The cost is 21 cents a yard. crushing against each othyr. Tramp­ over, and I repeat, I owe it all to Tittums—That girl has got speaking force sent here will be utilized more Vou can learn it by practicing it daily. ling recklessly over the fallen—amidst eyes, hasn’t she? Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee.” for sanitary purposes and preventive Take long, deep breaths. That is A Spring Coat. groans, nnd oaths, and prayers, and Name given by Postum Co., Battle Trivett—Yes, by Jove! And she measures than for the cure of any about all there is to it. Throw back One of the new spring coats is of •sudden shrieks, th e enorm ous crow d Creek, Mich. uses them such a lot it’s a wonder great body of sick, of which uone ex­ gray and white invisible check, and is your sk nilders and fill your lungs full T h ora ’c a *>*«■<->»> t i > « j *i._ m u. vomited itself forth through the nu- they're not hoarse. ist " THE CULVER CITIZEN EXPERIENCES IN THE GREAT PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. ARTHUR B. HOLT. Publisher. £)B. 0. A REA,

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Entorea at the postoffico at Culver, Indiana, [ f o u r t h a r t i c l e ] don department stores exceed any­ D e v t i s t . as socond-clas3 mail matter. The prices of eatables and cost thing in this country. Beside the Those are the kind we want and the kind we have. The Two D./ors North of Postofllce—Phone 28 1. C u l v e r , I n d i a n a , M a y 3 ,1 9 0 6 . of living I discovered from prac­ usual departments to which we are CULVER. IND. ladies of Culver and vicinity have learned to depend upon tice and necessity, aud they are accustomed, in those carrying the our taste and skill in getting their millinery of us, and we E , E. PARKER, HAZ'cRS SENT HOME. rather an unusual part of the edu­ most varied stock, dry goods, meats are glad to say that we rarely fail to meet the most exact­ ing demands. The work of Miss Moss, our trimmer, has cation of a foreign trip. and fish, groceries, h a rd w a r e , P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n A Number of Cadets Expelled The small housekeeper does her house-furnishings and so on, the given universal satisfaction. She seems to know just how Special attention given to Obstotrics and to do the right thing with every individual customer. W e from Culver Academy. marketing in some small district London ones include a banking de­ Diseases of Woman. Office over Culver Ex­ change Bank. Residence, corner Main and have received a new stock of hats and trimmings for spring A court of inquiry was held last convenient to her home, where a partment, warehouse and furniiure Scott Streots. Ottico hours, 8 to 10 a. ut; 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 o. m week at the academy by Capt. penny’s worth goes much farther storage, life insurance, dentistry, and summer wear and know* that you will admire the goods. Geo. L. Byroade, U. 8. A., and than the same amount here. offices for the sale of tickets on all B . W. S. WISEMAN, M. D. professor of military science at the I have been asked if living is railways and steamships, antique institution, to investigate a charge more or less expensive in London and second-hand furniture, cats, Physician and Surgeon DRESSMAKING of hazing aginst fourteen or fifteen than here. W e ought not compare dogs, birds, monkeys and other an­

of the old cadets. prices in a small city like this with imals, and above all, an undertak­ ______C u l v e r , I n d i a n a . W e wish to cftll the attention of the ladies of Culver and W hile the facts developed did such a large one, but in compari­ ing department. They tell a story N . J. FAIRCHILD, vicinity to the fact that we also do high-class dressmaking. not reveal any serious infraction son with Chicago prices I should of a man who thought to discom­ In this, as wtSll as in our millinery, you will find we com­ of the regulations, the policy of say that, on the whole, if one trios fit a manager of one of these em­ L iv e S t o c k a n d G e n e r a l bine quality with style. W'hatevcr we turn out will be just the institution to' suppress hazing to buy carefully and to avoid the poriums. H e sent for him and A u c t io n e e r . Terms Reasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. as good as it possible to make it. impelled tK(i administration to in- more expensive articles, substitut- said, “I want you to fill this order: Writ© for dates. Residence, 2 miles east of Max­ tlict the supreme penalty of dis-j ing others, which it is possible to I want a cage of white mice, a sec­ inkuckee Lake. CULVER. IND. missiijg the guilty cadets. As a do there much more successfully ond-hand pulpit and a white ele­ Trustee’s Notice. consequence the young men packed than here on account of greater va­ phant.” The manager calmly re­ After April 1st, my weekly office days, for the iransacLion of township busiuess. will he as fol­ their kits and returned to their riety, I think that living is consid­ plied, “ W ill you take them or have lows: Tuesdays at nay residence, and Satur­ days at iny office over the Exchange Bank, Cul­ homes in disgrace. erably cheaper. Buying in such them sent?” He could actually ver. FRANK M. PARKER. Trimoo. The evidence before the court small quantities is a help, especial­ have filled the order. Political Announcements. was, briefly, that about ten days ly for small families. A peculiarly English institution previous some of the old cadets We would feel very poor and low is that of the Arm y and N avy Co- KOU TREASURER. FRED 11. Al V KRS, of LuPaz, North township, had compelled a number of the down to ask our grocer to send us Operative Stores Limited, at which will lit! a candidate for the nomination for Treasurer of Marshall county, subject to tha new students to wade out into the less than a nickel's worth of any­ T did a lar^e part of my trading decision of tho Democrat ic Convention. after we moved into the part of THOMAS B. LEE. of Bourbon township, will lagoon. There was no violence thing, and we do even that seldom, bo a candidate for Treasurer of Marshall London known as Westminster. county, subject to tho decision of the Demo­ used.and no ,one was injured, but but in London a penny's worth or cratic nominating convention May 2t!th. Your in inflicting this humiliation upon a half-penny’s worth is the com- The stores—this appellation is one support is respectfully solicited. GEORGE A. MAXEY. o f Uniou Township, is the victims the following sections i mon amount purchased in those given to the Arm y and Navy, all a candidate for Treasurer of Marshall County, subject to tho decision of the Democratic Con­ of the regulations were violated, j small districts I spoke about. On the others are ‘ shops,”— the stores vention. to bo held al Plymouth May 26, liKjO. aud in the face of the testimony j the contrary there is Bond street— were directly opposite our flat and CHARLES H. CURTIS, of ( ’enter township, will be a candidate for Treasurer of Marshall WALL PAPER there was no recourse except to i you have read of Bond street pri- therefore very convenient. They county, subject to the docision of tho Demo cratic convention, to be held at Plymouth. May pass sentence: ces—where you may buy the won- contain, I believe, every article 26th. It’ nominated and elected will turn over interest on public funds to the county. Your A N D P A I N T S Any old cadet who shall otfor derful English hot-house grapes, known to man, or woman either, support is respectfully solicited. violence to'the person of a new ca­ as large as plums aud of a dark, Their peculiarity consists in the FOR 90KRIPP. det, or who shall compel him to do JAMES FALCONBURY, of Union township, luscious purple color, for $2 to $3 fact that no matter how wealthy will be a Candida to for Sheriff of Marshall couuty him service, or who shall accept Everything needful here at a pound, pineapples at $1.50 to $2 you may be, nay, were you pos­ subject to the decision of the Democratic Con­ any menial service from any new vention to be held at Plymouth. May 26, 1&06. right prices. See the newest each, peaches and plums at from sessed of Mark Twain's mil ion Your support is solicited. Spring styles we're showing cadet, or who shall in any unjusti­ DANIEL C. VOREIS, of Center township will fiable manner interfere with any $1 to $3 a dozen, and other things pound bank note, you cannot buy be a candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of Marshall county, subject to the decision of the new cadet or his property, shall be in proportion. All fruit is import- so much as a pin there unless you Democratic Convention to be held at Plymouth. May 26, 19UC, Your support is .solicited. dismissed. • ed or raised under glass, which ex­ a rea member, which means in . ,,u ,or r,™, Any old cadet w’ho shall enter ’ ; CHARLES PORCHER, of Center township, plains the high prices. Strawber­ practice if not in reality, Simply w ill}>$ ,# candidate ror the; nomination forSher- At Slattery’s Drug Store the room of any new cadet, or who c J | iff of Marshall Countv. subject to the decision ries are also raised under glass, and that when you purchase, you j (ii Democratic uomiuating convention. May shall cause or permit any old cadet 1 12t5th. Your support is respectfully solicited. to visit him except with proper cost too much for poor people; even must be able to murmur an appar­ FoR SURVEYOR. authority, or who shall order or the first of May, when 1 left, a small ently cabalistic charm. On receiv- FRANK B. CAREY. of Cuntor township, will be compel any new cadet to meet him a candidate for the nomination for Surveyor of basket, holding what was called ing your order, the salesman says, MurshallM r • h n 11 county, subject .. 1.... . >to the . i. . decision 1 _ • - o’f the ■ at any place, or who shall detain Democratic Convention to be held at Ply­ half a pound, but by count about “ Number, please,” and in my case any new cadets against their will, mouth, May 26, lv»06. Your support is solicited. ten beautiful big berries, costing I would rattle off, “Fitzgerald, PERCY J. TROYER, of North township, will shall be dismissed or otherwise se­ be a car.duiate for the nomination for Surveyor JJUULJUL, verely punished. 75 cents. They may be had all 16976.” This was gravely written o f Marshall county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention, to bo held at Plym­ p jve more expulsions were re- winter in Bond street for any price on the sale slip and was all-suffi­ outh, May 26, 1906. Your support is solicited. portea on Monday. These com­ you can afford to pay, from 50 cents cient; but, beware, w'hen you go to ER7.A W. KOONTZ, of Union township, will be a candidate lor SurveyoroF Marshall county, plete the list of infractions. The apiece up. They get very cheap subject to the decision of Democratic Nominat­ London to have some such gibber­ ing Convention. to be held at Plymouth, Satur discipline of the institution has later, I was told, selling, like every­ day. May 26, 1206. Your support is irespoctfully ish at your tongue’s end, or you solicited. For the Finest Bakery Goods been thoroughly vindicated by the thing else, by the pound, fora pen­ can never buy at the stores. W hat FOR AUDITOR. recent court martial. The patrons ny er two. and are delicious, having would happen I dread to think, but a L w a v s g o t o will be a candidate for Auditor of MarshaJ f i and friends of tho academy have the flavor of our wrild berry. at least I know VOU would not i£et cyuuly« reject, to the Democratic nominating J o convention. Your support is respectfully so- every reason to feel gratified with O f the staples, the best meat, your purchase. The idea, as near licited- the determination of the manage­ coffee and eggs are higher than as I could discover it, is this: The To the Democratic voters of Marshall county: Howard & Davis' Bakery After you have looked carefully into the politi­ ment to make Culver a safe and cal situation of the county at this time, and iu ours, but tea, many appetizing va­ stores are owned by a stock compa­ vour judgment you find me worthy fur the nom­ pleasant place for the students ny consisting of members of the ination for Auditor, 1 will appreciate any favors rieties of cheese, most green vege­ shown tne at the convention, .Vla.v %, 1 etc., for experimental purposes vice call on or write E.G.Hayden. I but say that that is three cents the customer's ability to murmur Palace through the experiment stations of Traveling Passenger Agent, Chi-1 apiece or 36 cents a dozen. This is 16796?’ ” The clerk would, I am . .... , s John S. Gast the several states, has been retain­ sure, at least slyly assist the pur-, ca8°> M nwaukee& St. Ia u l R a i l - j rather high, but I presume I might Barber Shop TINNER e d ” chaser ro a proper number, but this t ' " 1 Superior Street, Cleve-j have safely bought the penny ones land, O. aprow W here you get a good coo), clean am sure, the English salesman i Spouting, Tin and Steel Roofing, It is announced from New York (24 cents a dozen) if I had dared. never would do. It is not an un­ ! shave, or an artistic haircut., Up- M ystic Shrine Convention and Steel Ceiling;, W arm Air * # # * common practice in other shops, I that work will commence at once National Congress of Mothers at to-date work. Clean towels for oh the new steel city, the model am told, for tradesmen to refuse to everybody. Everything sanitary. Heating, Etc. Before I leave tho subject of sell at all to a r r r * r “ Angeles, Cal.. May 7-11. Very town o f Gary, to be built in Lake u JI low round trip tickets will be on G ive mo a trial. First door south shop—always a fascinating one to In Bond street, it is said that the I sale via Nickel Plate road to Los couuty, on the shore of Lake Mich­ ii woman— 1 must say a word on long-established firms, who have o f the hardware. I jkeep ou hand at all times a full igan. The steel plant is to cover the great department stores of tho FRED HURRAY, Prop. li.ne of Valleys, Ridge Rolls. Ridge a square mile of ground, and will London. Scattered in widely dis­ the His be the largest plant of the kind in tant parts of the city, and unas­ The elevator at Culver is open boards. tion of $15,000 from Andrew tensibly to pass the night at a The meeting was then adjourned . , x 27 feet, a story and a half, and Carnegie tor the erection ot a neighbor's, taking with her a small to 7:30 at which hour there was a ! Anchor Post* will contain seven rooms, one of i library building. sack of flour at the request of her general gathering of the new mem- which will be a bathroom. The mother. A t 10 o'clock the follow- bers of the camp and the members I bo Michael Sinnoltfarm of 2-10 cost will be upwards of $2,000. ing morning tbe flour was found b-£ of Culver post and the W . R. C. acres southeast of Kewanna has Call and see same The building will bo especially the roadside. This set investiga- The band gave additional zest to been sold to Mr. Margerum of attractive by reason of being con­ tion on foot, and it was soon learned the occasion by playing a number Lenox. Iowa, for $18,000—-$75 an and get my prices structed of white brick with pink that the lever had hired a horse of selections in front of the hall. acre. brick trimmings. The North Jud- and buggy at Hayes Son’s livery Comrade Jacob Myers acted as The Bremen Knights of Pythias son sand-lime brick will be used. stable]in Culver, and on his return, master of ceremonies, and put the lodge has just purchased a three- Delegates Selected. accompanied by t h e young lady, assemblage in good humor by his hundred-dollar outfit of parapher­ had hired a driver to take them to remarks lie was followed by Capt. nalia for rank work, which places At a meeting of Union township At the Knox. Geller in a ten-minute speech. Ho it among the best equipped lodges democrats at W alter’s hall on It is said that the girl’s lovor Saturday April 28, the following stated that since last June there in this part of the state. was objectionable to hor parents, had been eighteen camps organized Lumber Yard delegates were named for the sev­ Lucius K. Avery, once an ex­ and he had been notified to cease eral conventions: iu Indiana. This fine increase was pert telegrapher for the B. & O., his visits to her. due to the zeal of T. W. Blair of State -Frank Lamson; alter­ but for several years a lonely resi­ Culver Fort Wayne, commander of the In ­ nate, Pulaski Wickizer. Union Township Graduates. dent on the shore of the Lake of diana division. Judicial—Nathaniel G a n d y, The names of the Union town- the Wood, died near Bremen last The audience was further enter­ Daniel Walter; alternates, J. J. ship pupils who successfully pass­ week of chronic alcoholism. He tained by heartily participating in Cromley, Trias Menser. ed the examination and were grad­ leaves no relatives. The Grand J. O. FERRIER, Proprietor the singing of “America” and Congressional John Osborn, J. uated from the common school Army post buried him. “Marching Through Georgia,” led J. Cromley; alternates, David branches are as follows: Silas Millizer, living near by Frank Baker with Miss Sadie Joseph, Pulaski Wickizer. First Examination— Lola Wise, Leiter's Ford, died recently. For Korp accompanying on the organ. E. C. H a w k , Chn. Reginald Shugrue, Clyde Joseph, several years he had practiced • The ladies of the W . R. C. then J. J. C r o m le y , Sec’y. Mae Lucas, Claud May, Sylvia healing by the laying on of hands. served ice cream and cake. Thi6 Doll, Homer Zechiel, Arthur Dil­ While treating a Rochester man 1 1 feature of the evening was by no W. S. EASTERDAY Poor Show for Berries. lon, Ora Overmyer, Ada Albert, for paralysis he was stricken with means the least enjoyable. The FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING M “ This will be one of the poorest Gale Newman, Sadie Brooke, Nada the same malady and died without = ------______guests lingered in social communi­ berry years in the history of the Livinghouso, Blanc he B urn s, regaining consciousness. cation until about 0:30. Two Phones—Independent and Bell country” said a well kuown small Gladys Thornburg, Ralph Thorn- Perhaps never before has so A meeting was appointed for , , _ . , , Day and Night Gails Receive Prompt 'Attention fruit grower this morning. “The burg, Esther Schouerman, Estella tv , , . >. , I much money been spent in build- VYednesday evening of this week!. . .. . , strawberry crop in Cass county will | Hawk, Bessie Easterday, Vernon ing in Bremen as will be done this when the organization will be com­ Carry a Complete Line of Furniture bo the next thing to a complete fail- McLane, Chloe O ’Connor, Susie season. Tho new school house, pleted by the selection of the ap­ ure, the raspberry crop will not be Shilling, Glenna McCreary, Ielda the additions to the radiator plant Next Door to Postoffice, Culver, Ind much better and the pointive officers, and possibly the blackberry Babcock, Russell Stahl, Gile and the private houses already crop will be just about as bad. It name for tho new cam p.. Louden, Bennie E. Overmyer, Ar­ under construction will represent has been the worst kind of a winter The regular meetings will be held thur Parker.. Matilda Keller, Nellie an expenditure of at least $GC>,000. for strawberries and thousands of on the first and third Wednesdays Norris, Myrtel Garver, Ruth Mc- Miss Nancy Barts, who was plants have been killed. The same of tho month. Fcely and Vesta^Falconbury. born and reared on a farm seven CLOTHES CLEANED is true of the rasp and black ber­ Those who have signed the char­ Second Exain ination— C harles miles northeast of Plymouth, has ries.*'-- Logansport Pharos. ter list are.as follows: ROCHHILL ! Duddlesen. Lottie Hawkins, Frn- (Successor tu Wm. KL&pp) Emanuel Bush Emmet Mead decided to do missionary work in AND PRESSED est Cromley... Carrie Davis, Elma Henry Speyer J. H. Koontz Africa. She has been at Hough­ ---- -AT ------A Birthdav•* Partv. # Overman, Albert Duddleson, Oscar I John^Klme Del hart Wilson Miss Emma Hissong pleasantly ton, N. Y ., two years, came home Keller, Myrtle Banks, Pearl R. J Ed Baker Clyde Wilson Livery & Feed stable entertained a number of her friends last Friday to visit uutil Tuesday, E. A. POOR S Sickman, Dessie Asper, Jessie L. O. Cross Win. H. Myers Good Rhjs at Reasonable Rales Saturday evening in honor of her left for New York and will go BARBER SHOP Blanchard* Gladys Brooke, Roscoe Oliver Baker Henry Overmyer birthday. Those present were Harrison Baker John Gast to Africa as a missionary of the WILL MEET A ll TRAINS Stevens and Maud VauSchoiack.' Where you get a good Shave and Misses Faye' Baker. Gladys Wm. Freshour C. E. Low Wesleyan Methodist church. She C n lv c - r Academy driving u ijKicialty. Frank Baker W. H. Lowry is the daughter of Joseph Barts.— Brooke, Lesta Snell and Messrs. Church News. an up-to-date Hair Cut. N. J. Fairchild A. L. Vermillion Barn at Hibbard, Indiana There will be. no preaching at Plymouth Tribune. ALL WORK GUARANTHF.I) Charlie Cooper, 1 follis Mattix, F. W. Cook D. Personette - Austin Lofrerv, Oscar Voreis, the Methodist church for the next Geo. A. Peebles Monton Foss Dr. L. Dow Glazebrook died at Arthur Parker. Clarence Ilacker two Sundays. Edgar Wilson Knox last week, aged 70 years. In WILLIAM QIHJBB and Ollie Wilson. Preaching as usual at the Chris­ his early life he reported in short­ McUNE £» CO. PLUMBER A lap supper was served after tian church next Sunday morning To Drop Deputies. hand the Lincoln-Douglas debates, which all departed at. a late hour. at 10 o’clock: * Rev. Z. T. Sweeny, tho fish and was one of tho pallbearers at Livery All Work Guaranteed lo De Sanitary There will be np preaching at game commissioner of this state, Douglas’ funeral, and was the snop In Rear of Tin Shop, colter May Smoke Cigarettes. first teacher of the historian James either the Reformed'or Evangelical says he does not propose to keep as Wabash one way second class The Indiana supreme court sus­ Feed and sate churches. Rev. Mr. Walmer of the many deputies in the field this year Clark Rid path. H e held several colonists rates to points in Ala­ tains the anti-cigarette law. but latter church will attend quarterly as formerly as the laws are more local offices and was a member of bama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, holds it applies only to dealers and meeting at Rutland. thoroughly understood and gener­ the legislature in 1872-3 as joint — Stable — Louisiana, Mississippi, North and Special attention given to travel­ manufacturers. H e rules that the ally observed. representative from Starke and La- South Carolina, Tennessee and Maxinkuckee flour-for sale by Virginia at half fare plus $2.00. law does not prevent persons from •.------porte counties, and in 1885 as ing men. Terms reasonable. Porter & Co., Stahl & Co. and Write for particulars.—Thos. Fol- smoking cigarettes if they can get Saino & Son. Every sack guaran­ F or S a l e —A n eighty-acre farm representative of Starke and St. Barn Bast of the Postoffice len, Pass. & Tkt. Agt., Lafayette them. teed to be first class. T ry a sack. near Culver. See Stahl & Co. . Joseph counties. Ind. when he would have liked nothing bet­ T h a Y & v orffe S,out« jJaalT ter than io rest after the great exer­ Passengers from Chicago to Ft. Wayns, tion of the day, he seemed bent upon Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York City, carrying out the request of the note. B oston aud all pom t3 east, will find it to their interest by selecting for their jour­ Beyond making sure that he was MIDDLE LIFE ney tho N IC K E L P L A T E R O A D from armed, and that Sergeant Shanks was Chicago. Three through trains are run daily in the sam e conditions he did not ap­ with Modern Day Coache3 and Luxurious pear to have any fears regarding the Pullman Sleeping Cara to New York City, A Time When Women Are Susceptible to Many also through Sleeping Car Service to Bos­ attendant circumstances. EDWAM>S~<^@> ton and intermediate points. Rates always Dread Diseases—Intelligent Women Prepare /tcrmex? c r ’Zfc/ySfrf7&Yj9/S4&&>. "JTrc And at length their black guide the lowest and no exccss fares are charged came to a halt. on any train for any part of tho trip. The for it. Two Relate their Experiences. ~ 7 r* 7 i "Here am de house, massa kernal. NICKEL PLATE ROAD Dining Service is Adams St., the enemies of the South. The League Against the Colonel. Chicago, 111. u not without reason. "Bring him here, then.” This would naturally arouse their Colonel John was aroused by these Every woman who Lights from the interior of the passions, and such lawless marauders words ot' liis guide—he had fallen into Merely a Suggestion. neglects the care of her house found avenues of egress through would take the keenest delight in ap­ quite a reverie as he walked along, W h y not assemble all the euthanasia health at this time in­ vites disease and pain. door and window, casting: broad ban­ plying ihe torch to the buildings that and it may easily be surmised that cranks who wish to kill off tho old and “ incurable” people in ono inelosure and When her system is in ners across the darkening piazza. had thus far existed -through the the peculiar adventure had happened all the cranks who produco schemes for a deranged condition, The so-called messenger was a troublous times marking the siege of to him under the Lyndhurst roof oc­ the abolition of death in another in- or she is predisposed to darky. the Gate City. cupied a prominent place in his closure, organize them into football teams apoplexy, or congestion and then turn them loose and let them “Well Sambo, what do you want?” Sergeant Shanks presently appeared thoughts by day and by night. of any organ, the ten­ demanded the colonel. proceed to exterminate one another ia dency is at this period again, announcing that the horses He now found they were in front of true footbtll style?—Chicago Chronicle, “ 1 b you Kernal Ridgeway, sah?” were ready. a plain dwelling house. likely to become active — and with a host of ner­ "That is my name.” Together the three mounted and It. did not differ from scores o? Appalling Effect. vous irritations make “Kernal John Ridgeway?” rode away, the black looking more others in the immediate vicinity, The struggling author opened the let* life a burden. At this “ Y es." like a grinning ape upon the back of which was of the poorer c’.asses. ter the postman had just brought. time, also, cancers and “I'se got somethin’ for youse, sah." a horse than a human being. It was from his publisher and contained There was nothing about the place a check for a large amount. tumors are more liable "W ell, out with it.” The colonel having one arm in a to indicate danger. “ W ell," he chuckled, “ I teem to hare to form and begin their “Yes, sah, in one minute, sah, joss sling was not in a prime condition for Federal soldiers could he seen on found the secret of writ* living at lastl" destructive work. as soon as 1 disremembers whah I an engagement of any sort, but his the street in either direction, for At­ —Chicago Tribune. Such warning’ symp­ tom s as sense of suffo­ secreted nm, sah.” wound was slight and wouid be healed lanta was tight in the grip of Sher­ cation, hot flashes, head­ Then followed a hasty search of his She W ai Qualified. in a few days. man's host, and overrun by the boys aches, backaches, dread garments, until John was really afraid Mistress—Above all, 1 want ft servant Soon the environs of the city ap­ in blue. who has nome refinement. of impending evil, timid­ the scarecrow would fall to pieces un­ peared, the breastworks which the “ Sergeant, wait for me at the door” Applicant—W ell, madam. I'v e been op* ity, sounds in tho ears, der such vigorous action. Confederates had defended stubbornly “Yes. colonel.” erated on for appendicitis and had pto­ palpitation of the heart, He knew just how to deal with such against a superior foe, until the disas­ maine. poisoning twice. — Meggendorfer sparks before the eyes, “ If I call or you hear any suspicious Blatter. ______irresponsible creatures—they only ters at Kenesaw, Peach Orchard and irregularities, constipa­ sounds, enter.” o ■noon ■ c5ai tfioaaa oa o &V V need a firm hand to guide them—show other battlefields warned them Atlan­ It Cures While You Walk. tion. variable appetite, “Yes, colonel.” weakness, inquietude, any excitement and they become too ta was doomed, and they must evacu­ "After you have brokc-n every bone Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain cure for and dizziness, a r e rattled for anything. hot, sweating, callous, and swollen, aching ate unless they desired to have their in the body of this darky whom I promptly heeded by in­ * Mrs AEG. MyI and s "Was this a note you had, Pomp?” homes wrecked by a bombardment. feet. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c. Don't leave in your charge.” tccept any substitute. Trial package FREE. telligent women who are he asked. Then they rode among the houses, “Yes. colonel.” Address Allen S. Olmsted. T*e Roy, N . Y . approaching' the period ** I wrote you for advice and commenced “Dat’s jess' wat It am, massa, if I alon g the avenue that, in the years to “Golly, dat am me— I’se a dead nig­ ------•------iu life when woman’* great change may be expected. treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege­ kin only recerlect whar I put urn." come would be the most beautiful in ger if de massa kernal hah a fit.” Desired Cough. table Compound as you directed, aud I am “Stop and consider—you desired to the Southland, the homes of senators, groaned Sambo, but the sergeant paid Mother—Dear me! Baby’s choking. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ bappv to say that all those distressing symp- She must have swallowed something. pound was prepared to meet the needs toms’left mo and I have passed safely through mako it secure so It might not be governors and bankers. no heed to his lamentations, and calm­ Visitor—Mercy! Make her cough it of woman’s system at this trying the change o f life, a well woman. i am lost.” W’hen they pulled up at a stable and ly proceeded to lay a hand upon his np. It’s my diamond pin I gavo her period of her life. It invigorates and recommending your medicino to nil my “Gorry, how you knows dat, massa dismounted, leaving the horses in shoulder, while with the other he ex­ to play with.—Detroit Free Press. strengthens the female organism and friends.”—Mrs. Annie E. G. Hyland, Chost*r- town, Md. k ern al?” charge. Colonel John turned to the posed a revolver, the sight of which builds up the weakened nervous system. “ Where would the safest place he— grotesque scarecrow whose hand had almost made the poor darky’s wool Give a man a musical voice, long hair, Another ■Woman’s Case high, white forehead and a dreamy person­ For special advice regarding this im­ in the lining of your coat?” delivered the message, saying: “ During change of life words cannot ex­ stand up on end with fright. ality, and he can read a department store portant period women are invited to press what I suffered. M y physician said “Ain't got none, sah.” “Now it’s your turn, my man. Lead Meanwhile Colonel John stalked up ad. to an audience of women and make write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., t “ In you r shoes?” had a cancerous condition o f the female us to the house where this lady may to the door, upon which he knocked them exclaim: “How divine I”—Indian­ and it w ill be furnished absolutely free organs. One day I read some of tha testi­ apolis Star. of charge. The present Mrs. Pinkham “Gorry, I specks not wif dem holes.” be found- the lady from whom you re­ loudly. monials o f women who had been cured by “In the lining of your hat?” ceived the note.” i3 the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pink­ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, There were lights in the house, but Garfield Tea keeps the digestive organs “Gorry, massa kernal. you am a The negro cast a glance of inquiry ham, her assistant before her decease, and I decided to try it and to write you for Ihe curtails were drawn so that not a in condition. It cures diseases of liver and and for twenty-five years since her advice. Y ou r medicine made me a well wizard. It am dar, suah enuff, an’ toward Shanks, which action was not glimpse of the interior could be ob­ kidneys and insures a natural action of tha advice has been freely given to sick woman, and all m y bad symptoms soon hyar am do note.” ttomach nnd bowels; it purifies the blood, unnoticed by the colonel and his faith­ tained. wom en. disappeared. Colonel John took the crumpled pa­ ful attendant. :leanses tho system ana clears tho com­ “ I advise every woman at this poriodof I if* In answer to his summons the sound plexion. Read what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Com­ to take vour medicine and writo you for ad­ per and opened it. “Does we all go, massa kernal?” of bolts being withdrawn could be ■ - .. ■ ■ pound did for Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. vice.” --Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle, Salem, Ind. No doubt his curiosity was some- asked the negro. plainly heard. The pure-food law will be Imperfect ff H in k le : What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable It does not include tho labeling of cold Compound did for Mrs. Hyland and Then the door opened a few inches. Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— itorage eggs -with the date of embalm­ Mrs. Hinkle it w ill do for other women “What do you want?” asked a voice. “ I had been suffering with displacement of ing.—Atlanta Constitution. at this time of life. tho organs for years and was passing through “I have come you sent for me,” It has conquered pain, restored Pending a settlement of these differences the change of‘ life. My abdomen was badly returned the soldier. “It is Colonel swollen; m y stomach was sore; I had dizzy health, and prolonged life iu cases that R id gew a y." of opinion as to whether or not poverty utterly baffled physicians. is a crime, the usual penalty will continue spells, sick headaches, and was very nervous. Then the door opened wider. to be imposed.—Puck. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fail. Colonel John experienced a queer sensation as in answer io the invita­ The trouble with men who think the tion extended to him he stepped world owes them a living is that they There is no d&lisfaction keener want to collcct it all in advance. across the door-sill and entered the th&n being d o' and comfortable when out in th e.h ard est stcrn v house. Lewis’ Single Binder—the famous straight CURES SICK-HEADACHE He found himself in a plainly fur­ 5c cigar, always best quality. Vour deal­ X ^yO U A Rt SURE OP THIS er or Lewis' Factory, Peoria, 111. Tablets and powders advertised nished room. as cures for sick-headachc arc gen­ IP YOU WE All Colonel John, having cast his eyes erally harmful aud they do not cure Some men are deeply interested in the but only deaden the pain by putting ^ 0 W E J ? £ around to make a mental note of his ure-food law aa far as il applies to position, now turned his gaze upon Srinks. ______the nerves to sleep fo r a short tim e a woman, the only person in the room. through the use of morphine or C IT C perni*n»nM.Tcor'd. N*>ntsorn«r»oii(in*«n*fT«r cocaine. She had quietly closed the door, ■ I I w flr»t dnv>>iin of I>r. KUBc‘«'l» s sre e t, m tlad elp lr.a , V*. Lane’s Family ^ S H B R # He started at sight of that darkly I t is human nature to wonder how so ’WATERPROOF beautiful face, seeing which she gave many incompetent people succeed where wa Medicine a low laugh, a disagreeable laugh that can’t.—Judge. .OILED CLOTHING the tonic-laxative, curcs sick-head­ BlACKORYtUOW' gave the hearer a shudder. achc, not merely stops it for an Mr*. W inslow s Soothing Syrup. m ON EyERTWdia^ “Well, 1 hardly expected to find you For children teethlnu, *oft*a» the gums. reduce* In- hour or two. It removes the cause Summation, allay* pula, cured »l:id colic. Sic a bottle. of headache and keeps it away. A. J. TOWN fO.fcOSTOM. MASS.. U.S.A. here, madame.” he said, with a frown. JOWIR CANADIAN COjMfat.T0S0NT0. CAN. "STOOD 7EZZF, /£7T.“ Sold by all dealers at 2;c. and 50c. “No doubt, and yet you knew I was Crumbs of comfort mako poor substi- in the city, my dear Colonel John," tute for a square meal. 2 1 2 3 what aroused, and yet the chances “ The sergeant accompanies us. This returned tho woman, advancing close were ten to one he would find it a city is in the hands of the Federals, to his side. begging letter from someone he had but there are many quarters. I do not once known many years ago, who be­ doubt, where the life of a Union of­ “That is true—you dared to call lieved he might have some influence ficer might be in danger, did he upon my— that is upon Miss Granger, mow to save him from threatening choose to roam about unattended and tell her a base lie— to affirm that danger, for with the advent of the after nightfall. I am not so great a I was your husband because through Federal forces into Atlanta no doubt fool. Lead on, Scipio, you hear?” the grace of my cousin Crockett you more than one private score of long “Yes. sah, at once, sah.” returned have a right to bear tho name of standing was wiped out. the other. Ridgeway. Perhaps I ought to thank Whatever the contents of the miss­ Colonel John had already positive you for your kind action, since I have ive, the colonel seemed interested, for evidence of tbe fact that he was not reason to believe it has furthered my he read it over again. without bitter enemies. cause.” That it did not contain pleasant That was the most cruel part of the (To be continued. news one could readily guess from the civil' war— if. divided families, caused frown upon his brow. hatred between brothers, and pitted Got Good Dog Cheap. Dispels colds and lie turned upon tho messenger. father against son. Byrnes N. Wailing of the secret "W ho gave you this note, Seipio?” His cousin hated him bitterly, not service has a handsome Russian wolf­ “Gorry. de lady herself, massa ker- because John had ever done him an hound. headaches when nal,” stammered the fellow, who evil turn, but simply on account of the “This dog,” he said the other day, iseomed to answer to any name, so bitter feeling the wicked always en­ "cost me $200. If he had belonged to bilious or con­ Jong as it applied an African descent. tertain toward any one different from a commoner breed—if he had been a “Can you take me to her?” themselves. Boston or French bull, a griffon or a stipated; “ I spect I kin, sah.” Then there was Major Worden. Pomeranian—I could have gotten his “ Sergeant.” He had good cause to feel especially likt* for $25. “ Colonel.’’ and Shanks, who had re­ bitter toward the Yankee colonel. “How? By using my knowledge of For men, women spectfully fallen back while his officer Being enamored with pretty Mollie crime, by profiting from crime—a Interrogated tho darky and read the Granger, and resolved to win her for thing I wouldn’t do, of course. and children; note, loomed up again. , liis wife, it must have been deeply “But some men would. I used to “Have two horses saddled and pre­ humiliating to this proud soldier of know in Terre Haute a reformed con­ pare to accompany me to Atlanta. See the South to know that she had sacri­ fidence man. He had a good job in a here, how did you come out to Lynd- ficed herself to save the homo she, and charity society, went regularly to hurst, on a horse or afoot?” her father loved so intensely. church and professed to be thoroughly ‘‘Or. a m ew l, sah.” Yes, she was the Yankee colonel’s upright and good. But------” There is only Acts best> on “Well, you'll ride bade on a horse wife, made so. it is true as a brilliant Mr. Watling bent over and stroked — sergeant, an extra animal for Pomp stroke of business diplomacy, but out tho silky white coat of his hound. the kidneys — he can get. his mule in the morn­ of his reach so long as her husband “I met this chap one morning on the one Genuine in g.” lived. street. “Gorry!” was all the scarecrow No wonder then. Worden was eager “ ‘Tx>ok here.’ I said, ‘is this your ad­ Syrup o f Figs; a n d liver, said, but he looked as though he could to put him out of tho way— Mollie as vertisement in the paper for a lost hardly contain himself at the prospect the colonel’s widow would be a pos­ dog?* to get its bene­ stomach and of soon being astride a genuine horse, sible prize for him to win. “ ‘Yes,’ said he. flanked on either side by a soldier in Colonel John had these things on “ ‘But, hang it all,’ said I, 'you never ficial effects bowels; the blue of the United States Govern­ his mind as he and the sergeant walk- had a dog to lose.’ ment,. , ed along the streets of Atlanta behind “ He grinned. That was glory enough for one day. ; their sable guide. “ ‘I know it,’ he explained, ‘but I Always buy the genuine — Manufactured by the Colonel John walked over to the The railroads had been crippled want a good dog now and I’ll be able group gathered about the planter, and ere Atlanta fell, but Sherman's men to make a very satisfactory selection excused himself. • were now engaged in building them from the animals that my advertise­ "A sudden private matter calls for up and defending them. ment will call forth.’ my attention in Atlanta. I shall be All the vast supplies for his army “ That night he showed me a superb J i m back in all probability before ten. Un­ must come by rail from Chattanooga, French bull that had cost him six dol­ til then, good night, gentlemen.” and until these had been accumulated. lars."— Chicago Chronicle. 1 ® § ^ He called his second in command Sherman would make Atlanta his ■ m . _ . . . aside and gave him orders concern­ headquarters. An Advertisement (A. D. 1850). Sa.rv Francisco. Cal. ing the disposition of the men. Many stirring scenes could be wit­ The American School of Resting. p g^ L ou isvi lie, Ky. flewYork.rt.Y. They were comparatively few in nessed in the streets of Atlanta. Art of resting taught by correspon­ r i number and on the outskirts of the Here blazed an incendiary fire, and dence. No apparatus and no labora­ The genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale by all first-class Federal line. | Ihe soldiers in blue fought the flames tory work necessary by our method. druggists. The full name of the company— California It behooved them to keep a sharp ' like heroes, for if it. once passed be­ Development of latent and neglected F i g Syrup Co . — is always printed on the front watch. yond (heir control, with a strong wind talent a specialty. Stubborn cases ot Bands of guerrillas were roving in blowing, the entire city might be con­ atavistic industry solicited. of every package. Price Fifty Cents per bottle. a miscellaneous way around the coun­ sumed. Testimonials and photographs ot rrJL\ try. and might at any time happen Whatever the motive that brought gratefu l graduates w h o h ave good posi- •ir.iv : in plantation. I Co'nnid John to'ythe citv on this nisht. rinnc in rhe leisure class.”— Puck. ’ CAN’T STRAIGHTEN’UP. New Light on Scripture*. AFFAIRS IN THE CANAL ZONE A former bishop of the Episcopal RENDER TRIBUTE Kidney Tnoublt Causes W eak Backs axil church of Indiana once preached to a CONDITIONS ON ISTHMUS ARE a Multitude of Pains and Aches. black congregation. At the conclu­ sion of the discourse, several of the PROGRESSING NICELY. TO ADMIRAL JONES Col. R. S. Harrison, Deputy Marshal, negroes crowded about the preacher T18 Common St., Lake Charles, La., and praised his sermon, saying it was Chairman Shonts Says Preliminary says : “A kick from tbe-best »hey had ever heard. One APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES ARE Work Has Been Going Forward a horse first weakened enthusiast exclaimed: with Great Vigor. HELD OVER REMAINS OF REV­ my back and affected “Bishop, you tol’ ua things wo nevah my kidneys. I be­ knew befo’.” OLUTIONARY HERO. New York. April 23. Theodore P. came very bad, and "Indeed,” said the bishop, gratified Shonts, chairman of the Panama canal had to go about on at the praise. "What was it I told you commission, who arrived from the crutches. The doc­ that you never knew before?” Remains Brought Back from France isthmus Saturday night on the steam­ tors told me 1 had a " Bout Sodom an’ Gomorrah. Why, Are Taken from Temporary Vault er Colon, went to Washington Sun­ case of chronic rheu­ bishop, I always thought they was a to Await Sepulture in Permanent day afternoon. In an interview Mr. matism, but I could man an’ his wife.”— The Reader. Resting- Place at Annapolis. Shonts spoke enthusiastically of the not believe them, and condition of affairs in the canal zone finally began using Gave an Artistic Description. and highly praised the worK of Chief Doan’s Kidney Pills for my kidneys. Annapolis, MU., April 25.—Thc spe­ A sweet girl student thus described Engineer Stevens. The effective work­ First the kidivey secretions came more cial train from Washington, having the manner in which a goat butted MOTHER GRAY'S ing force on the canal April 1 num­ freely, then tho pain left my back. I on board President Roosevelt. Mrs. tho boy out of the front yard: "He bered 17,681 persons. Health condi­ went and got another box, and that SWEET POWDERS ol hurried the previous end of his anat­ Roosevelt, members ' the cabinet, thc tions. Mr. Shonts said, are most satis­ completed a cure. I have been well for FOR CHILDREN, Trench ambassador and Mme. Jus- omy against the boy’s afterward with \ Certain Cure for F«T«rlshn»M» factory, the sick rate being 20 to 1,- two years.” i^ n itlp ittln n , XI d h c h • , I acrand and a largo number of distin­ an earnestness and velocity which, ilmiinrh Trouble*, Tccthln# 000. There were 450 vacant beds In Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box lllio rd (ri, and DeHroy backed by tho ponderosity ot the guished naval officers and civil dig­ the hospital during March. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. BOTlieiteiUT They B r e a k up Cold. I goat's avoirdupois, imparted a mo; “ hif-|ln24 hours. At ail DrugifistB. » Cta. nitaries, arrived here shortly after "Chief Engineer Stevens," said tbe d S S i niSi.JSau.pl* mailed KRBK. Addross. mentum that was not relaxed until NowYorkOiy.jA. S. OLMSTED, Le Roy. N.Y. noon Tuesday to participate in the canal chairman, "has carried forward ceremonies incident to the sepulture HIS KIND CAME IN BUNCHES the boy landed on terra firma beyond the preliminary work on the canal WB 1:N -WRITING TO ADVERTISER* of the remains of Admiral Paul Jones, the pale of the goat's jurisdiction.’’-— and the railroad with vigor. Many Then Hubby Was Sorry He Had pleaie atato thut you w w the Advertlw Western Kansas Publisher. ucnt In ihl* payer. which were recently conveyed from docks and railroad facilities have been France to this country. The presi­ Taken Any Interest in completed aud the building depart­ D ream s. dent and party were received at the ment has houses ready for 3,000 more depot by Admiral Sigsbee and the employes than arc on the isthmus. entire academic board of the naval Some time ago, in New York city, a The work on Culebra cut has been man was wakened in tbe night to lind “ PE-RU-N4 WORKED acadcmy and Col. Charles A. P. Hat­ carried forward steadily. During his wife weeping, uncontrollably, relates field with two troops of the Thirteenth March 240.000 cubic yards of material Harper’s Magazine. "M y darling,’' he aaid, in distress, SIMPLY MARVELOUS.” cavalry and the regimental band, were moved with an average of ten from which there was a flare of trum­ **what is the matter?" and seven-tenths steam shovels work­ “ A dream!” she gasped. " I have had pets as the president emerged from the ing. By July or August it is believed such a horrible dream.” CASTORIA Suffered Severely For Infants and Children. station with Admiral Sands. These 40 shovels will be in position to move Ile r husband begged her to tell it to him, in order that he might comiort her. With Headaches— visitors at once proceeded to the naval 1.000,000 cubic yards a month. The acadcmy, preceded by the cavalrymen A lte r long persuasion sho was induced Unable to Work. actual cost, figuring in contractors’ ex­ to say this: and followed by the others who had penses for the work done in March "I thought I was walking down Broad­ The Kind You Have Miss Lucy V. McGivney, 45a 3rd Ave., come on the president's train. was 53% cents a cubic yard. way, and 1 came to a warehouse, where there was a large placard, ‘ Husbands for National Salute Fired. "J;iw and order continue to be main­ Brooklyn, 2C. Y., writes: Sale/ You could get beautiful ones lor As soon as the entrance of President Always Bought ••For many months 1 suffered sc. tained in a high degree." <1,500, and very nico onus for as low as AVfcgdable Prcparalionfor As­ verely from headaches and pains in Roosevelt into the naval academy Mr. Shonts was accompanied to the <100.” similating foeFoodandfiegula- the side and hack, sometimes being grounds was signaled, a national sa­ isthmus on this last trip by two The husband asked, innocently: "D id you sec any that looked like me?" ling the Stomachs and Bowels of unable to attend to m y daily work. lute of 21 guns boomed out from the United States civil service commis­ •4I am better, now, thanks to Peru - The sobs became strangling. ‘‘Dozens Bears the old U. S. S. Hartford, once the flag­ sioners, who after examining condi­ na, and am as active as e ver and have o f them," gasped th* wife, "done up in INFAN 1S/< HIM)H»;N ship of Admiral Farragut. Drawn up tions, decided to create a local ex­ bunches, like asparagus, and sold for ten uo m ore headaches. cents a bunch.” ••The way Peruna worked in my opposite tbe residence of the superin­ amining board on the isthmus to test Signature case was sim p/y m arvelous.” tendent, to receive the head of the the fitness of employes for promotion Promotes Digestion.ChcerFul- nation, was the marine battalion and and to establisn lists of eligibles 1'or Deafness Cannot Be Cured ness andltest.Contains neither We have in our files many grateful fry local appllcstlons, as tbev csnnot reach tbe d!a* letters from women who have suffered the naval academy band. the local service. tiled portion of th* ear. There 1* only one vrsv to Opium .Morphine nor Mineral of with thc symptoms namedabove. Lack Almost immediately upon the arrival Mr. Shonts met on the isthmus by cure d Los Angeles has been made by tha Chapel hall, its final resting place, was reduced to 2,000,000 gallons, it. was than skinning.—Life. has been made ready. decided to haul water into Colon for A kindness is never aa long-lived as a CASTORIAt h c oe«TAu* c*Mparrr. new von* c i t y . UNION PACIFIC daily consumption, so as to reserve as grudge.—Judge. SHORT LINE FAST TRAIN 8 DINES CATHOLIC CARDINALS much as possible of the reservoir Sup­ NO D E L A Y S ply for an emergency. Accordingly a He tvr* iour tickets rt/tA over this lint. Ambassador White's Function in water train has been equipped, three Honor of Archbishop Ireland water stations established, and 250,- *1* M I T ATTFVnC TA QTTCTVrcC * WW O SKill W lie W. G. NEIMYER, G. A. HE ATTENDS TO BUSINESS Marks Important Departure. 000 gallons a day -brought into Co-on. ISO JACKSON BOULEVARD, who goes straight to work to cure *3= & *3= SHOEShu C H IC A G O , .IL L . This will continue until the beginning W. L. Douglas $4.00 G ilt Edgo Lin# R om e, A p ril 26.— F o r the first, tim e of the rainy season fills the reservoirs. cannot be equalled at any price. since the fall of the temporal power As in the case of tbe Panama water Hurts, Sprains, Bruises members of the college or Cardinal supply, water Is furnished free to the by the use of Wednesday night attended a function population of Colon. SI6.00 AN ACRE given by a diplomat accredited to the "The only man who has been of WESTERN CANADA is Quirinal. The occasion was a dinner charged for water in Colon,” said Mr. thc amount many farm­ given by Mr. White, the American am­ Shonts, "is a hotelkeeper. He de­ St. Jacobs O il ers will realize from their wheat ciop this bassador to Italy, and Mrs. White, m sired a particular water to be found year. and saves time, money and gsts out of misery quickly. honor of Archbishop Ireland, and the on the line of tne Panama railroad. 25 Bushel* to the Acre cardinals who were guests were Vin­ He was charged a reasonable rate for Xt Acts Lille Magic. Prlcc, 25c. and 50c. wi'.l !>■- i he Average cenzo Vannuetelli, Satolli, Mathieu transportation of his car. I mention Yield of Wheat. ^X-X~X~X~X~X~X. years; Peter McGrath, his son. Y . O. CURRIE, lloom 12 B, Callahan Block. Mil­ REWARD t0 anyon* who can waukee. Wi*. ing good feeling between the Vatican Cl ft nnn j S. Ck.a wroRT>, I S Went9th St.. Kansas City. Mo. 35; John Brown, 34; James Garvin, 28. I U jU U U disprove this statement. Id. v . McInnks. <1 Av«. Theater l i 'k. Detroit. Mica and the Quirinal. Ill could lake you Into m y three large factoring i,!tnUon thU paper. Not Guilty of Bribery. at Brockton, Maas., and show you the Infinite VASELINE CAMPHOR ICE rare with which every pair of shoea ia made, you PRIMARY BILL FOR ILLINOIS Milwaukee, April ’23.—Assemblj'- SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE FOR CHAPPED HANDS would realize why W . L. Douglm Si.so shoe* AND LIPS AND TO ALLAY ALL IRRITATION OF THE man Fred II. Ilartung was adjudged cost mare to make, why they held their aha SK IN . A. SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR SUN-BURN lit better, wear longer, and are of jjrea Senate Confirms Stead Measure as not guilty of accepting a bribe. Har- Intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe. Amended in Committee by tung was indicted by the last grand W^L. Doug!am Strong Madm Shoo* for VASELINE Mon, $2.60, S2.00. B o y s ' S c h o o l A ■ Why Pay Rent Vote of 36 to 1. jury charged with bribery in 1901 in S 2 ’ S 1 .7 S ,S t.B O C A U T I O N .—Insist upon having w.I..Doug­ connection with a county contract COLD CREAM las shoea. Tako no substitute. Kona Renuln- Let thc rent money buy Springfield, 111., April 27.—The sen­ when he was a member of the board of wllhout bis name and prlco stamped on bottom. KEEPS THE SKIN IN A SOFT AND HEALTHY CONDITION your home. W e can ? ate Thursday passed the Stead pri­ fatt Color Eyelet* uittf; they will not near (nattu supervisors. AND PRESERVES THE COMPLEXION. EACH CF THESE m” “ •*'»r Illustrated Catalog. do it for you by selling g| mary election bill, amended by the WELL KNOWN PREPARATIONS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM TV. L. I)OUGI,AS, Brockton. M m DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. OR WILL SEND BY MAIL iyou good land on small senate primary elections committee, Minnesota. Pioneer Deod. ON RECEIPT OF 15 CENTS IN MONEY OR STAMPS, payments. T e ll us what you want. by a vote of 36 to 1. The bill pro­ Duluth, Minn., April 24.— E. K. Up- EXCEPTING CAMPHOR ICE. FOR WHICH SEND TEN CENTS vides for nomination of congressmen, ham, a pioneer resident of Duluth, is CHE5EBKOUGH MFG. CO., 17 State Street. NEW YORK A N E W PUBLICATION CENTRAL TEXAS IMMIGRATION DESCRIBING THE candidates for the legislature and dead, after an illness of two years, ! ASSOCIATION, county candidates by conventions, the aged GO years. He was prominently ! R o o m 1 1 2 Grand Central Station, candidates receiving a 35 per cent, connected with the dredging industry i ELDORADO o r HOUSTON. TEXAS. plurality to be the nominees. The at the head of the lakes. others are to go into convention for IM P PRODUCTIVE FARMS May Settle Miners’ Scale. W hat makes land valuable? 1st. production. 2nd, location. 3rd. splendid poop)*. 4th, ricneennd rapid­ NEW ONTARIO • delegates to nominate. Galpin's bill l y KTowing population. 5:h, flnv clima:e. 6th. a flrftt-c-ln:^. accessible market. 7th, never :i fnilnri- ot Johnstown, Pa., April 24.— A new croijM. 6th. riijKicity to grow clover and Alfalfa so tbat fert. it-y majr br maintained as smallest. expea?.t- : providing for nomination of city offi­ andtbatwhllo you reap scale of wages that was presented to a profit. 5th. a location near Klansa*. City with its «IXI.UU) population and In- cers by primaries passed by a vote .Klngmoni rapidly than any other city of Its class. 10th. a certain increase iu value lor the next fifty SOUTHERN FARM LANDS •he officers of tho Berwind White Coal where diversified crops, gr.vsses, grains, frtii-.s of 27 to 1. and vegetables «row. where there arc Wneoppor- company, at Windber, by a committee A joint resolution was passed to tunltleK 1or stockmen and dairymen, may be of miners is expected to be accepted by bad In Southern Hailway Territory at very low the effect that the legislature adjourn w ill produco corn, wheat, oats, A Lh a u k a , ciover. Timor ny, biae trrass. pnees and on ea&y terrus. A little Investment the coal company. mules.cattle.,r.h S O O M B ,3 I2 Fidelity Trust Bui I dm «. K A N S A S C ia - Y . 3k£0. Industrial Agent. WASHINGTON. l>. c. investigation of the Illinois Central San Juan, Porto Rico. April 23.— A RICH SILVER DISTRICT railroad. Charles F. McKenna, of Pittsburg, Pa., RECENTLY DISCOVERED PIT & PITLOSS SCALES. For Stcei judge of the federal court of Porto lias been Issued by the Gn.ttcn T rcjcx and Wood Frames. J25 and uj>. Write Seventy Men Probably Drowned. ^cAiASSiii SPENCERIAN R a ilw a y SysTEit. and w ill bo mailed Kico, has cabled his resignation tc &.us before you buy. W e save you Copenhagen. April 21.— News reached Ely’s Cream Balm F R E B on application to — f' monfv. Al*o Pumps nnd Wind President Roosevelt. GEO. W. VAUX, here Monday that two Danish trawler* ia q u ic k ly a b so rb e d . M ills. BECKMAN BROS.. Dea Moines, lows. A88l6tant Grncrfti I’a^eogcr and Ticket Agnat, Gives Relief at Once. STEEL PENS w ith 40 men on hoard, foundered re- Swedish Princess Bears Son. 1 3 5 A d a m m S t ., CHICAGO. ICC. THE c.enily in a frale off the coast or Ice­ Stockholm, April 23.—A son was It cleanses, soothes PATENTS?’™ land. A third boat with a i rew of 30 born Sunday to Princess Gustavus heals nnd protects is also believed to have been lost. Adolphus (formerly Princess Mar­ the diseased mem­ STANDARD AMERICAN BRAND d brane. I t curcs Ca­ ftli 14th sr.. ,w«iiiuxion, . r C . E « b ! O N S garet of Connaught). F O R OVER FIFTY YEARS PATENTS for PROFIT M ranchn »t Chicago. <;lcv«l»nd. IK-troll. Troops Pursue Insurgents. tarrh and d r iv e s ! mu*t fully protect... aa Invention. Booklet and Samples for trial, 12 pens, different pat- Desk Calendar F R E E . H:k1ios: rr.furenee* Durban.Natal.April 25.— It is reported New Army for Norway. awav a Cold ia the ______I terns, for correspondents, sent on receipt Communication? confidential. Established 1861. Manor., Fenwick & Lawr>cc«. W »nain>-ion, 1). G. from Eshowe, a town in Zuluhiml. that Christiania, April 25.—Thc govern­ Head quickly. Ke-UAV Fri/IT D of G cents postage. Ask for Card K. »torc« the Senses o f I I S c I * FARMS FOR SALE the Insurgent chief Bnmbaata. with 300 ment has decided to bring !n a bill for ♦ilVKS KC1.IKF io uourfti){lc pulm Taste i*.nd Smell. Full size 50 cts., at Drug­ inujoiU r rheuiuiUUin. painful in Northern Indiana. W rite ■ followers, has fied towards Natal and rheumatic Joint* mh.J nuncio* the organization of a new army, and gists or b y m a il; Trial Size 10 cts. b y rnaiL SPENCERIAN PEN GO. B9-K0 BALM J ACOnKELLER, Xortfc Judson, Ind. At driijtfrlata. He. frvo trial by lhal troops ure pursuing the fugitives. also estimates amounting to 53,130,000. Ely Brothors, 56 Warr«a Street, Ntw York. 349 BROADWAY, NEW YORK C O R K * CO., 475 43th 3tr«ot, Chicago, 21V A SUDDEN DEATH. NORTH DIVISION EASY. Matrimonial. 8 Correspondence * George A. Fowble, principal of :e 1 One of Culver’s Early Settlers Re­ Culver Played Marbles but the the Monterey schools, and Miss %ZZV& Q£4>£'QZQ2'Qem /32'D2&>20 t 0 $ moved Without Warning. Visitors Lost Anyway. Frances Keitzer of Monterey came BUJKli OAK. to the Methodist parsonage on Sat­ Saturday's game developed one The community was shocked on urday afternoon and after a short Mr. and Mrs.Coleman wore P ly ­ thing: Culver has material for a Th e C u l v e r Monday morning to learn of the interview with Rev. W. M. Nicely mouth visitors Sunday.... Amos team, and with a few more prac­ death of Mrs. William Osborn, one departed husband and wife. Miss­ Friend, who has been confined to tice games will likely have a good of Culver’s early residents and a es Myrtie Medbourn and Susie his room for some time with rheu­ team, but they must stop throwing woman who was held in high es­ Shilling were witnesses of the cer­ C l o t h in g Ho u s e matism. is slowly recovering... Ira the ball away and looking hand­ teem by a wide circle of acquaint­ emony. It gave the affair an addi­ Clark and family ot near Walker- some. They will not always meet ances. tional touch of romance and inter­ ton visited P. F. MoCreary Satur­ a team slowed up by a hard game Mrs. Osborn was in the pantry at est when several ladies residing in 44 One. Price to A l l ’* day and Sunday... .Ch.as. Hatton the day before. about 7:30 Sunday evening attend­ the neighborhood of the parsonage left for Wheeler Saturday to work The exhibition ran something ing to domestic duties, having re­ quietly gathered at the corner and for the Bell Telephone G o.. .. Har­ turned between 4 aud 5 o'clock this wise. ley Slayton from near Maxinknckee showered the bride with rice as she from the home of her daughter, FIRST INNING. stepped into the buggy. was liere Sunday.... Walter and Mrs. Albert Overmyer, in the coun­ Shoeles lined to short. Stein- Kalph Garver visited at \S illiam E carry the largest and most try where she had been spending a booker singled and Harlan walked. A Sorting Out Sale. (-rarver’s near Walnut Sunday.... week, when she fell to tho ttoor. Nast fiied to center and Stein- complete stock of Clothing, John McOreary of South Bend is Her aged husband carried her un­ becker was doubled at second. No W e have a few implements, nev- W j ; er used, that we'will sell regardless visiting his son, P. F. MoCreary, conscious form to the sitting room rn ns. Hats and Furnishings in this locality. for a few weeks .... Mrs. Orpha and summoned the doctor. Mrs. Givens singled and then stole cost r*'hoy include a Hoosier Overmyer of Chicago, arrived Sun­ Morgan Hied to grain drill, a Dowagiac drill, one Osborn lingered until 4 o’clock on second and third, day for a short visit with relatives Superior drill, one hay tedder, one And if you want to get the best at Monday morning when she passed right and Ristine to center,Givens . . . . Mrs. Emma Overmyer was an corn cutler, one handy, low down away. She had one brief period of scoring on the throw in. Sheller A rgos visitor Friday. . . . 1). I i. V an- farm wagon, spring tooth harrows, the lowest price possible buy from us. consciousness shortly before h e r struck out. One run. vactor will preach at the Church of hay rakes and plows. Here is a death. SECOND INNING. God Sunday even ing.... Mrs. J. J chance to save big money. Make We also carry a complete line of Mrs. Osborn, who would have Overbeck popped one to Shellar. Cromley was the guest- of her broth­ us an offer. been 7~> years of age yesterday, suf­ Mueller beat out an iniield hit. er Dr. Lor ing at Rochester Tues­ C u i a ’ e b C a s h H a r d w a r e . Trunks and Valises. fered a paralytic stroke about a Domblasker walked and things day and Wednesday---- The sud­ year ago while shopping in Ply­ looked squally, but Langau W .p u t den death of Mrs. Wm. Osborn of Notice. It will pay you to see us. mouth. H er health was impaired on more steam and Nelson fanned, Culver was a sad shock to her many W e wish to notify the public that by this attack, but for the past two and Quigly flied to right. No runs. friends and relatives in this vicinity months she had been feeling better Harris got a life on third's error, we are moving our large steam sor­ and to all who knew her... .Miss ghum factory to Loiters Ford, Ind. than usual. H er death at this time stole second and reached tho next Laura Maxey has accepted a school Anyone wishing to raise cane can was therefore more unexpected stilt ion when the third baseman near Cedar Itapids, Iowa, and be­ have seed furnished free upon ap­ than it would have been at any oth­ dropped the ball. His luck con­ gan teaching last week Monday. plication. Alspach B r o t h e r s , er time since her illness of a year tinued and he won his dash for: MITCHELL & STABENOW home when the catcher dropped a j Leiter's Ford, Ind. RUTLAND?" ago. NEW OSBORN BUILDING i ; r CULVER, IND. Mrs. Hulse and son were P ly ­ The funeral was held at the M. wild throw. Retick singled. Lan- FOR COMS1IBHIOXKK. gan W. hit to pitcher and a double .1ACOiJ CARB1KNER. of Gorman township, mouth callers Friday...... Trus­ E. church, of which she had for will be a candidate for Commissioner fryssi the years been a zealous member, on play resulted. Whittington struck First district of Marshall county, subject to tho tee Parker was in our vicinity tak­ Democratic Nominating Convention, May ‘.53. ing enumeration of the school Tuesday at two o’clock. In the out. One run. lftJ6. Your consideration solicited. pupils Wednesday---- Harry Sny- absence of the pastor, Rev. A. H. TH1KI) INNING. CULVER MARKETS. der visited h i s sister Mrs. Fetter- Zilmer ot the Church of God of Shoeles out, short to first. Stein- [Correctod May 2.] place at South Bend Saturday and Plymouth officiated. The pallbear­ becker struck out and Harlan Hied E ggs.. .14 Sunday.. .G. E. Kimmel and fam­ ers were Sam. 'Wesley, George, to center. No runs. Amos and John Osborn and Albert Langan E. was called out for Butter .19 ily visited his sister near Plymouth .10 The Culver Sunday... .Mr. Anderson was an Overmyer.______bunting and fouling third strike. | Chickens...... Givens out, short stop to first. ; Roosters...... 04 Argos caller Friday... .Mrs. Sam­ New Telephone Line. Department Store uel Asper and children visited her Morgan gave third a put out. No j Spring chickens, per lb. .10 A gang of about fifteen Bell tel­ daughter. Mrs. Jake VV ilson, one runs, i L a r d ...... 10 ephone linemen are making head­ .80 Is the best place to buy your F U R ­ day last week___ Flossie Falcan- f o u r t h i n n i n g . W heat...... quarters here this week engaged in .28 bury spent Sunday at home... .C. Nash at pitcher to lirst. Oven- Oats...... constructing a line from Delong to .41 N IT U R E . You can sec the goods Zumbaugh called on J. Freshour beck caught one between the ribs Corn por bu...... Culver. This will give the Culver .58 Sunday___ Mrs. Jacob Wilson and and Mueller struck out. Ovenbeck Rye per bu...... exchange a direct line to Logans­ 5.50 upon the floor and need not select children are visiting at Ober this scored on Harris' wild throw. Clover seed, per b u ... port. Heretofore connection has The short stop got Domblasker’s week. ______from a catalogue. Call and get our been secured by way of Plymouth. little one. One run. O A K G R O V E . Next week the manager will be For Culver Ristine lined to the prices before buying elsewhere. Mrs. Lucinda Kiir/.ie and Mrs. here to arrange for transferring the pitcher. Sheller got 1st and 2nd | Joel Kinsey spent Monday after­ local exchange to the Osborn block. on third’s wild throw. Sheller chan ; CULVER CITY . We are also pleased to show you our ran third and come home on a'wild noon of last week with Mrs. E. E. Executive Committee Appointed. Barnes. - • .Mr.Walter Ransbottom throw by the catcher. Harris line ot Carpets, Rugs, Pianos, Organs, moved Into his new house last week County Chairman F. E. Garn walked, and went to second on Sewing Machines, Curtain Poles, Win­ ___ Edward Kinsey was at Knox I has appointed the following exec- catcher's wild throw and stop at Meat last Tuesday on business... .Mr. | utive committee to act in con- third. Retick fanned, but reached dow Shades, Enamel Ware, 5 and 10 and Mrs. «J. H. Barnes took tea and : nection with the republican county first when the catcher muffed' the spent the evening with Mr. and central committee: Dr. D. C. ball. Langan W. sacrificed, R et­ Market cent Goods, Garden Seeds, Refriger­ Mrs. Frank Reiggs Saturday.... Knott of Plymouth, George Stock ick scoring, Harris scoring. Eck- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnes left of Bremen, Jonathan Pickerl of hart, who had taken W hittington’s ators, Razors, Pocket and Table Cut­ Monday morning for Plymouth, Argos, Charles Hayes of Culver, place, got a life on pitcher's poor DEALERS in where Mrs. Barnes took the train Robt. Erwin of Bourbon. : throw to first. Langan ended the) lery, Furniture Polish and Enamels, to her home at Warsaw. Her hus­ inning, grounding to second. Three FRESH & SMOKED MEATS m T xT n k u c k e e . Japalac, Umbrellas, Bird Seed, Fish band did not feel able to go at pres­ runs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Benedict SAUSAGES, ETC. ent. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Barnes spent FIFTH INNING. Food, and numerous other articles. Sunday afternoon with ( ’has. Rans­ took dinner with Mr. R. Cline Sun­ Nelson ilied to short. Quigly's c w o day ... Asa Flagg of North Judson, bottom . . . . Mrs. Frank Reiggs took | high foul was captured by Morgan. WALTER SON, Props. Come and see us; make our store tea with Mrs. Barnes Saturday. contractor, made a trip to Maxin- Shoeles grounded to short and was kuckee Thursday of last week and Cor. Main and Washington Sts., an easy out. No runs. CULVER. IND. your headquarters while in Culver. NORTH BEND. called on M. R. Ciine and family Givens hit to second, out at first. J, M elvin Osborn made'a business ... T h e Ladies' Aid society meet Morgan grounded to second and ______Very respectfully, with Mrs. S. Rector Thursday . ... trip to Monterey Monday___ Mrs. took first and second on a poor Dr. 1. L. Babcock and wife were Mary Peele of Knox visited her throw. Ristine hit to pitcher out j T T) CXJ A 1UTT3 A T U guests of P. Spangler Sunday.... W eiss (&L H aw kins parents Frank Chapman and wife at first and Sheller’s high one was | )♦ 1 ♦ k ) I l n . i y i D n U v J f l Fred Thompson has the contract last week....Joe Castleman and easy for left. N o runs. Sccckuboh to W m. Foss. family visited with David Castle- for rebuilding Mr. Joseph Strong’s cottage near Maxinkuckee landing, SIXTH INNING. man’s at Delong Sunday.... Win. Steinbecker walked and stole Good, wife and daughter, Mrs. C. also an addition to H. R. Bliss’ cot­ tage. . . .Several from this place at­ second and third. Harlan struck Engle and children of Hamlet, vis­ out. Nast drove to pitcher who! PROPRIETOR OF THE ited with Alvin Good’s Sunday. tended the baccalaureate sermon at C u lver.. . . Dr. A. Z. Capleand Geo. i caught Steinbecker at third. No ....T h e Monterey school held runs. CULVER their commencement at the M. E. Peeples Jr. are having phones on the Argos local line put in their Harris struck out and Retick church last Saturday evening. duplicated Harris’ feat. Langan BAKERY 300 Pairs Men’s (El There were ten graduates from the homes this week . . . . Mrs. Dora Wilson made a trip to Rochester W . singled and stole second and common school. May and Rae third. Eckhart fanned. N o runs. Wolfram, formerly of North Bedd Thursday.. .Geo. Garver called on Young Men’s Pants F. M . Parker.... Mrs. Dipert from SEVENTH INNING. were among the number... .Jacob A M anufacturer’s'Line o f S a m p l e s South Bend visited Friday and Sat­ Mueller flied to first. Dom­ All kinds of Choicc Bakery Goods. Stryler has received the glad news bought by us way under priceV*^^ urday with her son. Howard Lor- blasker struck out but got second that bis son and daughter, who 011 Eckhart’s error. Quigly struck in g___ Mrs. I). W. Marks was at were in SanFrancisco during the out. No.runs. Parties and Weddings supplied on earthquake, escaped unharmed. Plymouth Saturday... .The Lady Maccabees made a small donation Langan E. safe on second's short notice. Give us error. Givens singled. Langan W atch Them G o OBER. for the San Francisco sufferers. a trial. was caught at third by left’s pretty Fannie Hisey and children visit­ MOUNT HOPE. throw, and Givens was caught be­ Pants cheap at $1.50 QQ ed Moll Geiselman at Knox last Mr. and Mrs. Young are visiting tween first and second. Morgan week___ Emma Shepherd visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. got a life on left’s excusable error, her sister, Mrs. George York, near Slonaker...... loe Richard returned but was out at second for running Cook & Mahler P* j CKeaP .**. S1/ 75 $ 1 . 2 5 .11ibbard last week.... Mr. and Mrs. home Friday after two weeks’ visit outside base line. N o runs. Brugh took dinner at W ill Cox’s with relatives at South W hitleo... EIGHTH INNING. Pants cheap at $2.75 f o r ...... $1.90 Sunday... .Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Per- Daisy Meredith of Delong visited Shoeles hit to second out at first. sonette of Walnut visited at Wm. Mertie Edgington Saturday and Steinbecker fiied to center. Har­ CULVER’S Shepherd's over Sunday... .Ralph Sunday...... Walter Hartlo’s of lan to second out at first. N o runs. Partts cheap at $3.25 $2.25 Osborn of Warsaw came home to Leiter’s and Alvin Hartlo’s of near Ristine singled and got second BLACKSMITHS attend the funeral of his grand­ Delong took dinner with Jacob and third when the ball got through mother.... M r. and Mrs. Brugh t Almost 30 styles to picK from Hartle’s Sunday___ Isaac Edging­ the center fielder. Sheller’s high took dinner with S. Shepherd and ton and mother visited L. D. Allen one was captured by the catcher. wife Tuesday. . . . Abel Rea took HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY and wife of near M on terey... .Joe Harris safe on first’s error, R is­ dinner at M. Schrock’s Sunday. We also offer 200 pairs Men’s Wors­ \4). Richard spent Sunday with Neta tine scoring. Harris stole third. Retick fanned, but catcher dropped ted Stripes Cotton Pants for men or WASHINGTON. Wagoner... .Mr. Graff of Peru visited Geo. Cowen Sunday___ W. the ball and some good head work All kinds of Repair Work neatly young men, all well made and fin­ Theodore K line and wife visited W ilfert and family spent Sunday by Harris at third permitted Ret­ and promptly done. ished with 41 non-come-off” buttons. Debolt K line and wife Sunday near with Ed Hosimer... .Chas. and ick to reach first. Langan W .’s They are worth $1.00; A rg o s ... .Mrs. J. L. Scheuerman, Jessie Meiser were Rochester call­ Texas leaguer and a wild throw by C h o ic e ...... 69c who has been quite ill, has gone ers Saturday... .Mr. and Mrs. G. the right fieldor scored Harris and EAST Of MACHINE SHOP to South Bend for treatment.... Truex spent spent Sunday after­ Retick. Perkins who had taken Ralph Kline of Rutland was the noon with Mr. Badgely and family. Eckhart’s place, struck out, and guest of John Kline and family Langan E. flied to catcher. Three Sunday___ Mrs. Henry Pontius is Five hundred more pairs of those runs. THE SURPRISE on the sick lis t... .Mr. Hud kins of swell oxfords for ladies and gents L. RAVER & CO. CULVER'S BIG DOUBLE STORE ; : s : PHONE 25 NINTH INNING. Kewanna was in this neighbor­ to arrive in a day or so. The kind Nast singled. Overbecker sacri­ hood Monday.... Debolt Kline and that fit, wear and look so swell— ficed. Mueller hit to pitcher, but wife visited in this vicinity last Douglas, Skreemer and Walkabout, CARPENTERS was safe in a futile effort to catch week... .Miss Ethel Alden enter­ the world's very best. O f course, Painters— Paper Hangers Nash at third. Domblasker got a W inter tourist rates via the Pueblo, Colorado and to points in tained a number of friends at her always at The Surprise. life on first's error, Nash and Mexico, Cuba and Panama. Tick­ home Saturday evening. Wabash. Very low rates to points Mueller scoring. Quigly struck If you are in need of anything in ets on sale daily to April 30th. Young men’s silk-lined all pure in Mississippi, Georgia, New Mex­ Immense lino of wash goods at wool and worsted navy blue suits, out and Shoeles was easy second to our line, give us a call, and we will Final limit June 1st. For further Porter & Co.’s. Now is a good perfectly swell, for $10. W hy pay first...... be pleased to figure with you. ico, Texas, Florida, Alabama and information call on or address time to select what you want for more? O f course, only at The Sur­ Culver...... 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 *-8 North Carolina, also to Denver, Thos. Follea, P. & T. A., La­ spring and summer. prise. N.Division.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2—3 L. RAVER & CO., Culver, In d . Colorado, Colorado Springs and fayette, Ind.