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V OL. IV . C U L V E R , IN D IA N A , T H U R SD A Y , OCT O BER 25, 1906. NO. 26 9 WIFE SHOT PERTAINING 1— m CULVER ACADEMY BY HUSBAND TO PEOPLE VVA1ERWOIRKS PLANS

Latest News and Gossip of the Big School Domestic Infelicity in a Farmer's Brief Mention of Culverites and Specifications Ready for the New Culver Plant Family Results in Crime Visitors in Town. ------:------_-- -— --- -— ------r r r ^ —------Maro thc magician last Wednes­ Ohio, and make that place his head­ Following is an abstract of the 4-inch branches. The valves are day night proved the most satis­ quarters in the future. Captain details of the plans of the water­ to be of bronze. THE VICTIM WILL RECOVER PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO factory entertainer of the kind Adams, when iu the service, was works b ) far as they are of general FIRE EQUIPMENT. which the academy has had for commander of a troop in the I cav- interest: The contracting company is to THE PUMPING STATION*. furnish 500 feet of seamless woven years. To the delight of everybody, alry to which he had risen from Husband Attempts Suicide but Gathered From Many Sources for The building, 40x24, 10 feet to rubber-lined 24-inch hose, guaran­ including the victims, he pulled the ranks. He enlisted during the Fails of his Purpose Readers of The Citizen. the eaves, is to be constructed of teed to stand a pressure of 300 rabbits, chickens, cards and end­ civil war. Bourbon again comes into the J. A. Rash and family visited at # * # * concrete blocks. The walls are to pounds, with brass couplings; also less rolls of ribbon from Mr. Cha­ limelight of public attention by a Wilber Brown's Suudiiy. be 10 inches iu thickness. The two 30-inch play pipes with inter­ ney Crome, Keg Fleet and Fred Mr. Brick made the political shooting affair at the farm home of Oliver Baker has removed to roof is to be a hip roof. The floor changeable screw tips and swivel Gignilliat. The snxaphone quar- j part of his speech very short and John Sponseller, 4 miles south of Hibbard where ho will work in the is to be of concrete and the ceiling handles. tot drew heavy applause and the j devoted the greater part of his Bourbon. sawmill. of pressed steel. One hose cart is to be furnished various adaptations of that classi- time to an explanation of the work- Sponseller, who is 55 years old. Rev. Mr. Nicely attended a dis­ THE STORAGE TANK. equipped with 50 feet of drag rope, cal melody “A Hot Time” were lit- ings of Congress. Plenty of iuci- has not been on amicable terms trict ministers’ meeting at South dents that revealed the peculiari­ The tank is to be 36x8 feet, guar­ tool box, fire ax and crowbar. tie short of wonderful. The “gog­ with his wife for several years. In Bend Tuesday. ties of some of its members and anteed to resist a pressure of <55 CERTAIN POINTS CONTRACT. gle peg,’* which proved to be a one- 1904 Mrs. Sponseller commenced a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clemens of the humors of its work kept the pounds to the square inch. The system is to be in operation stringed banjo w

* THE CULVER CilfZEN, TH E N EW S iN BR IEF. RUN DOWN FROM GRIP Tho audience with the sultan ol Dr. Williams’ Pink PiiIs Havo CuresS ARTHUR B. HOLT, Publisher. the American ambassador, John G. A. This Form of Debility in Hundreds of Coses. CULVER, INDIANA. Leishmait, lasted •».■> minutes. It is expected a compromise will bs “ Fonr years ago." says Mrs. F. Mor­ reached as to the will of Herman Oel­ rison, of No. 1922 Carson street, South Queer Foods of New York Epicures. Side, Pittsburg, P.i., “ I took a cold richs and that there will be no con­ CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PUTS History tells us that Confucius liked test. which turned into the grip. This trouble LIMIT ON QUOTATIONS left me all run down. 1 was thin, had sharlcs* fins nnd sea slugs and birds' Ex-Senator J. i). Walker, a promi­ nests. Well and good. If a man with FOR GRAIN. backache much of the time, had no ap- nent lawyer of Fayettesville. Ark., was petite, my stomach was out of order and an intellect like that of the great Chi­ killed by falling downstairs in his of­ I i'elt- nervous and unstrung. nese philosopher found these, to us, fice. Member Tells Interstate Commerce “ While I had the grip I had a doctor, unusual foods, palatable, they must bo Fire in the center of the business Commission He Could Have Bought but. I really suffered more from the con­ worth trying. Then there are the pre­ district of Birmingham, Ala., burned at Higher Figures, but Feared He dition in which the influenza left me served grape leaves, the pickled several buildings, causing a loss of than I did from tbe disease itself. 1 felt Would Bo Expelled. squash, and tho dried okra of the Sy­ $200,000. generally wretched and miserable and rians. These people of the orient were It is announced by the promoters tbe least exposure to cold would make civilized long before America was of the Peary arctic expedition that no Chicago, Oct. 17.-That the Chicago me worse. X couldn’t seem to get any further news from Peary is expected even thought of being discovered, so Board of Trade is killing Chicago as better until I began to take Dr. Williams* this year. a grain center and has already placed Pink Pills. I very quickly noticed a there is no reason, argues the epicure, Railways centering in New York an­ the city in the position of a "one- benefit after I began taking them and why their knowledge and choice of nounce they will carry no more grain horse” village in tj>at respect, be­ they restored me to good health and foods should not bo well worth inves­ until they secure sufficient equipment cause of an illegal rule passed by that strength. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are tigating. The other countries have to handie it. body, was the declaration Tuesday of a -wonderfully good medicine. Thanks their special delicacies which, if they to them I am now in lino health aud Arthur J. Markham, known as Richard Gambrill, a broker, before have had noreturn of my form* r trouble. are sought out, appeal to tbe univer­ Frank Mordaunt, a well-known actor tbe interstate commerce commission. I recommend the pills to everyone who sal taste and form an agreeable and and manager, (lied in a sanitarium at James Pettit, president of the Peav- is ailing and take every opportunity to inexpensive addition to the daily menu Bedford City, Va. ey Elevator company, told of a pool let people know how good they are.” Dr. Williams Pink Pills cured Mrs. of the average mortal who must eat. The attorney general of Missouri is between the elevator companies regu­ lating storage charges. Morrison because they actually mako Bear steak from the west, kangaroo to begin proceedings to determine the good, red blood. W hen the blood is red Ho declared that he was not sure tails pickled, which come from Aus­ ownership of Island park, located in and healthy there can be no debility. the plan was illegal, but since the new tralia; preserved goldfish from the the Missouri river. The relation between the blood and rate law had gone into effect bis firm nervous system is such that the pills Nile; canned abalone from California The hall of records in New York that cost $10,000,000 is ready for oc­ had discontnued its connection. have a very decided action upon tho and dried goose from Sweden are cupancy, six years after the date The commission is investigating nerves and they havo cured many severe nervous disorders, such as partial pa­ only a few of the queer foods kept for promised for completion. the complaint that the railroads and sale in the New York markets and sold the elevator owners have combined to ralysis, locomotor ataxia and St. Vitus' The London county council has de­ dance, that have not yielded to ordinary in quantities every day. Until recent­ cided to petition parliament to take restrain trade and kill competition. treatment.. Their double action, on tho ly, says Harriet Quimby in Leslie’s steps to make women eligible to elec­ Gambrill, who said he was a broker blood and on the nerves, makes them au Czar—Won’t You Enter the Cabinet, Court? Weekly, people who relished snails tion to the county council. for John C. Shaffer, an elevator owner ideal tonic. Witte—No, Thank You, I've Been There Before. All druggists sell Dr. W illiam s’ Pink were regarded with sentiments which Daniel Burns, of New York, has that testified Monday, was the first Pills, or they will be sent by m ail post­ savored of disgust, but that notion has had a snake's fang taken from his witness Tuesday. Limits Pricc for Grain. paid, on receipt of price, 60 cents per changed, and at tho present time that right thumb, left in his left thumb by box, six boxes for 83.50, by iIih Dr. W il­ “So long as your august body is in­ a boa constrictor 20 years ago. liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N.Y~ delicacy can be procured in almost any I 'S W.C.T.U. ROOSEVELTMAYRUN AGAIN vestigating these conditions, I would The national civil service commis­ of the first-class hotels and cafes in like to tell of a rule that I think is sion has called down the president for RUMORED HE WOULD ACCEPT Legally Her Husband's Boss. New York. In order to meet the killing Chicago as a grain center and contributing one dollar to the Repub­ Boston has one woman who is legal­ growing demand, ono of the largest NOMINATION AGAINST HEARST. has already placed the city in the lican congressional campaign commit­ ly her husband's boss. She is Mrs. caterers in the city imports 25,000 position of a one-horse village so far tee. Ellor Carlisle Ripley, one of the as­ snails every week from Brittany, Should the Latter Win in New York as the grain trade is concerned. All of the $500 000 estate of C. N. sistant superintendents of the public Contest, President May Again Be “Every afternoon before the closing where the best snails are grown. Schoelkopf. of Kansas City, goes to GOVERNOR AND MAYOR WEL­ schools of the city and the wife of Candidate. of the Board of Trade a call is post­ a brother and sister because he did COME DELEGATES GATHERED Principal Fred H. Ripley, of the Long­ The Alhambra Crumbling. ed giving the price that is to be bid not sign a will he made giving it to fellow school of Roslindale. Mrs. Rip­ Since more and more American AT THE HUB. to the country for grain. charity. Washington. Oct. 19.—“Theodore ley draws some $85 a week of the tourists visit Spain each year, the “Every broker who bids must bid hub’s wealth, about $1,500 more per an­ The Erie Railroad company has an­ Roosevelt will again be a candidate news that the Alhambra, the Mecca for the presidency, if Hearst is elect­ within that price. num than the man who has recently nounced that an order has been placed Lady Henry Somerset in Letter Out­ “For that reason I quit doing busi­ of all pilgrims to that country, is in ed govornor of New York,” declared a became her “hubby.” An assistant for three of the heaviest and most lines Work to Be Performed for ness. I couldn’t make any money. I greater danger of total destruction Republican leader close to the na­ superintendent is virtually a super­ powerful freight locomotives ever de­ Protection of Home. Banishment thought the rule unfair and illegal visor and Mrs. Ripley is in reality her than ever before wil! arouse wide­ signed. tion's chief executive, to a Chicago of Saloon, and Sheltering Weak. and in restraint of trade.” husband’s superior and could “fire” spread interest in this country. Tho Volunteer fire departments organ­ Journal correspondent. He said that if the Democrats win in New York Could Have Paid More. him in a minute if she saw fit. Mrs. government contributes 45,000 pesetas ized at points on the Panama canal Boston, Oct. 19.—Much business the next Democratic candidate for Commissioner Lane—Was that rule Ripley is a young woman of pleasing have been unusually successful, ac­ a year for its preservation, but that was cleared up at the first day’s for­ the presidency may be William R. passed by the Board of Trade? personality. cording to reports to the isthmian sum has proved quite inadequate for mal sessions of the triennial conven­ Ilearst, and that the Hearst peril “Yes.” commission. Latest Fad In “Society.” present urgent needs, and one cannot tion of the World's Christian Temper­ is the only thing that can induce “Was It contested?” About 601) silverware workers in The latest fad in certain eastern so­ help wishing therefore, that some ance Union in this city. The dele­ Roosevelt to change his decision not “It was contested bitterly. For ex­ New York are on strike for a nine- ciety circles is to be glum and cross. wealthy American art patron might gates met in Tremont Temple, which to run again. ample, I have orders every day from hour day. All the shops are rushed the east to buy grain and at a price One phase of this more than usually immortalize himself by coming to the was crowded throughout the day. “It is conceded that the man who with orders for the holiday trade, but two or three cents above the Chicago abr.urd affectation takes tbe form of rescue. That the Alhambra has sur- the work js , to(1 up The welcome of state and city was is elected governor of New York will Ignoring letters of introduction and extended by Gov. Guild and Mayor be the candidate of his party for pres­ limit, as made by the Board of Trade. vived to this clay is in itself a mar\el. Mrs. Jones Wister, who started a this lack of consideration has roused Fitzhugh. Mrs. Lillian M. N. Ste­ ident," added this leader. “If it. is Yet I couldn’t didn’t dare to—offer During its five centuries of existence p1K)It in Philadelphia to get a sharo I more, so I quit that branch.” family feuds in several cases. Ono severe , , vens, of Portland, Me., vicc president- Hughes, well and good, but If it is wealthy young Italian, who is a mem­ it has been si*bjectcd to trials. 0f the late W illiam Weightman’s $60,- “W hat penalty was there, or is at-large of the World's union, pre­ Hearst, then look out for an early ber of one of the best Roman families, Shattered, , time > :n,explo- 000,000 estate for her daughter, has there, attached to violation of that . shaken . earthquakes, .. sided. statement that the president has went to Newport this summer with sion. an?. . bv , declared the case will go on. The remainder of tho day was given yielded to the popular demand and rule?” ^ ^ other times sunk so low as to many letters from prominent persons. Juan F. O'Farrill, ex-secretary of over largely to the presentation of has finally decided to cast aside a "Expulsion from the Board of ^ habitation of smugglers, and Trade.” But he has found it impossible to pre­ state of Cuba, denied in New York greetings from other organizations personal preference for private life sent them. “It is foolish to expect * a stable for French army horses. that his visit to the office of J. M. and to the introduction of the leading even and accept another term as presi­ anything from social leaders these ,..t present danger, explains the New Ceballos & Co. had any connection representatives of many countries at dent for the good of the party and the TEN THOUSAND PERSONS DEAD days and the stranger who asks to be i'9iek Post, lies in the fact that the with the disappearance of Manuel Sil- the convention. country." received by letter has a hard time of foundations are being undermined by j veira. ______A resolution asking President Roose­ To more than ono of his friends the Full Details of Havoc by Typhoon at It,” said a young man whose lettcrr to water from the old ruined conduits. | W OM AN GIVEN $15,000 BY A JU R Y velt and Secretary of State Root to president has staled that he would Hong-Kong. i society matron was ignored. renew the suggestion formerly made Not only are the government appro­ regard tbe election of Hearst as by the president and the late Secre­ priations insufficient to meet this con­ Lost Diamond Ring on Steamer and governor of New York a public calam­ Victoria, B. C., Oct. 17.— Ten thou- Microbe of Gray Hair, tary I lav, that Great Britain and the ity second only to his possible election sand lives were blotted out, seventeen dition, but the situation is compli­ Was Imprisoned by Captain. United Stales unite in presenting to They have discovered a new mic­ as the president of the United States. steamers and sailing vessel* wrecked in New York and it is quite popu- cated by a quarrel among the three other nations a treaty to forbid the It is no secret that Theodore Roose­ or damaged, more than a thousand I lar 'among actors and society women, directors. This has resulted in the Lock port, N. Y.. Oct. 18— The jury sale of opium or intoxicating liquors In the case oi Mrs. Della B. Sweeting, velt has been itching to roll up his junks swamped, turned over or bat­ j It is called the chromophage, its spe- resignation, after 35 years of service to uncivilized nations, was unani­ and bump into the New York tered to pieces against tho stone | cial function being to turn the hair against the steamer Western States mously adopted. oi' the eminent expert in oriental arch­ campaign. Were it not for the sol­ walls of the Praya, SO per cent of the ! gray at a comparatively early age. The Wednesday reported to Judge Hazel Late in the afternoon the governor itecture. Senor Contreras. He has emn traditions that hedge themselves lighters, launches, yachts, houseboats I handsome actor who has those in federal court a verdict of $15,000 tendered the delegates a reception at restored many of the tiles, as well as about the presidential office he would and small native craft, destroyed and hairs on his temple that the women in favor of the plaintiff. Mrs. Sweet­ the statehouse, and the mayor ten­ the figures and colors and the other ing, whose home is in Jackson, Mich., like nothing better than take the many wharves wrocked in tho ty­ admire so is full of the chromophages. dered them a tea at the Ford build­ stump in person against the New York mural decorations, thus giving a fair sued for $25,000. phoon, lasting only two hours, at Baldheaded men are immune from the ing. In the evening there was a pub­ editor. In 1904, while making a trip to Hong-Kong Sept. IS, according to microbes. He only attacks the hair, idea of what the Moorish palace was lic meeting in Tremont Temple. Should the president’s political Detroit on the boat, an employe on news brought by the steamer Em­ and a man without hair need not wor­ in (lie days of its glory. Letter from Lady Somerset. lieutenants in that state bring the board stole a diamond ring from her. press of , one of the few ves­ ry about the chromophage. For years word to him at the last moment that She complained to the captain and. A letter from Lady Henry Somerset sels to escape the disaster. The Em­ it was thought that a process of the Misuse of the Telephone. Hughes is really in serious danger according to her story, was insulted, detained in England by illness, says: press of Japan only a day before the blood killed the coloring matter of the “My heart is with you on the open­ of defeat, it is altogether possible Calling a husband up maliciously on arrested and imprisoned. The boat disaster gave place a. the Kowloon hair cells, but scalpologists in New that, he would ignore precedents and the telephone, day and night, has been employe who stole the ring was cou- ing morning of the convention of the company’s wharf to the steamer York combat that theory. They say World’s Woman’s Christian Temper­ traditions and take the first train for ruled in Masachusetts not to be an victed and sent to prison. Changsha, which was wrecked at the it is the chromophage. The microbe dock. actionable misdemeanor in a wife. ance union, and my memory goes back New York. does not like heat and for that reason to the day In Faneuil ball, when for The damage at Hong-Kong and The judge added, however, by way of Bad Fire in Alabama. the woman who uses the curling tongs the first time I came face to face HURRICANE SWEEPS OVER CUBA Kowloon and vicinity is estimated at is less likely to have gray hair than gratuitous observation, this: "I think Birmingham. Ala., Oct. 19.—Fire which broke out after midnight in tho with so many comrades, now so well more than $20,000,000. the ono who puts her hair up in pa/- that one having a telephone in his Reaches North to Florida and Then six-story building of the Prowell Hard- j known and beloved friends. The tie pew. Shifts Toward Bermudas. house could enjoin a person from con­ ware company, on First avenue near i that was formed so long ago has not TWO MEN KILLED IN COLLISION NO DAWDLING. tinuously ringing him up day and Nineteenth street, burned for six j. loosened with the years, but rather m Washington, Oct. 19.—The tropical night upon unimportant matters which hours, causing a luss of about $:100,000. the stress and strain of work has it Wreckage Catches Fire After Smash- hurricane which swept over Cuba, A Man of 70 After Finding Coffee Hurt ho had no right to do, to the loss of been drawn closer. Up on the Santa Fe. cutting off communication south of Him, Stopped Short. sleep and rest to tho occupant and to Purposes of the Organization. THE MARKETS. Jacksonville and flooding various “You have gathered from many Pueblo. Col., Oct.. 18.— Express Mes­ his great annoyance.” With new places in its course, is apparently When a man has lived to be 70 years New York, Oct. 19. countries, you bring to the convention senger Harry Murdock and a negro methods of communication come new safely away from land and heading old with a 40-year-old habit grown to LI VIS STOCK—steers...... 15 00 rtf’5 75 experiences many and varied, you are were killed, while more than a score subjects for lawyers and tho rest oi Hogs, State t; so (h 6 90 toward the Bermuda islands and the him like a knot on a tree, chances are glad to be refreshed by companion­ of passengers wore injured as the re­ us to discuss. Take rural free deliv­ Sheep ...... 8 50 o 50 ocean beyond. bo’ll stick to the habit till be dies. FLU UK—Minn. Patents 4 ic <>$ 4 a:. ship, to learn from one another, and sult of a head-on collision between ery, for instance. W ith the telephone, W 11 EC A T—December ... 82% The storm swept with terrific force, But occasionally the spirit of youth to get new inspiration from this great two Santa Fe express trains near M a y ...... S4 X® hut its path was hardly more than 70 and determination remains in somo says Collier's, this is changing the COHN— December ...... 38%® 5S% assembly. To protect the home, to Manzanillo at 1:56 o'clock Wednesday '19 miles in width. It raged Wednesday men to the last day of their lives. most important aspects of country life. 2 Western.. 4 00 any people than the organized liquor leaving the track. “I had been a user of coffee until every means of intercourse, will not C a lv e s ...... 8 00 20 n) SO ward over the ocean. — and am now 70,” writes a N. Dak. 6 men and women to fulfill the destiny T. McMurray, engineer of No. SOI. tor constantly in our civilization. Mr. Heavy Mixed ...... $ 30 U 6 40 The weather bureau Thursday night man. “I was extremely nervous and BUTTER—creamery ...... 19 i f 2S% for which God created them, nothing west-bound, jumped for their lives and , announced that the storm bad evi­ debilitated, and saw plainly that I Olmsted, the great landscape gardener D a ir y ...... 21 Vs* undermines principle, saps vitality, escaped without injury. McMurray, a E G G S ...... 15 2f> dently passed northeastward through must make a change. who did so much to ruralize the cities, LIVE POULTRY ...... 11 & 11% wastes resources and devastates veteran of 35 years in tiie service of Florida straits and Is now over the “1 am thankful to say I had the said that a still more important duty POTATOES (bu.) ...... 34 43 homes more than the drink haoit, the Santa Fe. stuck to his post and WHEAT December ...... 74% 74% Atlantic some distance east of the nerve to quit coffee at once and take whs to urbanize the country, making M a y ...... 79 $ 7*% which is the fateful heritage of near­ was injured. He made every effort Georgia coast. So far as reports on Postum without any dawdling, and It more attractive and more nourish­ C o r n , M a y ...... 43Vi.-«?iI 43% ly the whole civilized world.” to avoid the collision. O a t s . M a y ...... 35%iS> 35% from the land weather statistics show experienced no ill effects. On the con­ Rye, December ...... G2Wf? *53 Send Lady Somerset a Cablegram. The cause of the collision i3 not ing to the mind than the tenements of there is no indication of dangerous trary, I commenced to gain, losing my MILWAUKEE. It was voted to send a cablegram of given by the Santa Fe officials here, a slum. winds along the immediate coast and 1 but they state that. No. 001 was run­ nervousness within two months, also GRAIN—Wheat, No. 1 N or'n J 7S ® -75% appreciation to Lady Somerset. Mrs. adjacent territory. gaining strength and health otherwise. D e c e m b e r ...... 74 74% Stevens announced that the repre­ ning on short time and that McMur­ "Silent” Smith, who has just been C o r n , D e c e m b e r ...... 42%® 42% Storm warnings, however, are dis­ sentatives of the W. C. T. U.’s dif­ ray evidently endeavored to make the “For a man of my age, I am very married, was a great catch from the Oats, Standard ...... 3 t% ft 35 played all along the Atlantic enast Uye, No. l ...... 65 U 65% ferent countries had presented to Lady siding at Manzanillo before No. 10, well and hearty. I sometimes meet standpoint of most women. Aside from Florida to Cape Cod. KANSAS CITY. Ilenry a bell to be placed in the east-bound, left tbe station. Immedi­ persons who have not made their from possessing about $13,000,000, ho ately after the collision the wreckage Postum right and don’t like it. But I G RA IN —W heat, December.. 5 68% $ •59 chapel at London where she worships. French Cabinet to Resign. has the reputation of being able to sit May ...... 72%® 72% caught fire. tell them to boil it long enough, and Corn, December ...... Z i'M i 37% The bell Is already in place. A Paris, Oct. 19.—Late Thursday even­ and listen for hours without saying a call their attention to my looks now, O a t s , N o . 2 W h i t e ...... S3%i? 31 cablegram from Lady Ilenry was ing it was semi-officially stated that The Same Old Story. and before I used it, that seems con­ word. S T . L O U I S . read regarding this as follows: the whole cabinet will resign and that Memphis. Tenn., Oct. 17.—J. B. vincing. CATTLE— Heef Steers 33 150 7 '-0 “Grateful, humble, loving thanks M. Clemenceau. as premier, will re­ Texan Steers ...... 2 75 & 5 25 Baker, a well-known business man! “Now, when I have writing to do, Sir James Crichton-Brown© says H O G S —P ackers ...... 10 fy « 40 for the silver-toned voice.” tain the portfolio of the interior. M. 6 gathered what he supposed to be or long columns of figures to cast up, that the rapid locomotion supplied by B u t c h e r s ...... *; 25 fi 40 bers of his brother’s family ate of the ing of old. ’ Name given by Postum Stockers and Feeders ___ 2 75 er, accused of fraudulent banking, was ister of commerce, it is adder], are the was that It tosses them higher than 4 50 supposed mushrooms and were taken Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read tho Cows and Heifers ...... 2 50 '/I i 25 acquitted. The jury was out IS HOGS—Heavy ...... rj io & f. 25 only other members who are sure to ill. Prompt medical attention placed that. hours. book, "The Road to Wellviile,” in SHEEP— Wethers ...... 5 2 3 5 00 enter the new cabinet. them out of danger. pkgs. “There's a reason.”

ft I pray dally, hourly, tor a way— In i. Rash the undercurrent of arro­ -Co where?'* I WHEN THE RIGHT TIME COMES a way to take her back homo where, gance changed to an earnest appeal: "To the white man’s house with iron THE CULVER CITIZEN, they tell me, she may win new leaso “I ask pardon humbly, but it means finger which they say points to the F Senator Herr.enway Tells Kokomo Pea* of life. And her life—it is very dear so much to me that to win you I Blessed IrfiaDds." pic Tarif: W ill Be Revised. ARTHUH B. HOLT, Publisher. to me, senor." would bend all wills to mine—even She started guiltily with a violent CU LVER, INDIANA. There was a hint of tears In her yours.” biusb. Then he jiad heard what"Gon­ EVENTS OF GREATEST INTEREST Kokomo. — The Republican cam­ voice, and the little dreary smile made He seated himself on a log at her zaga had said; had nrju-»5 him ask her THROUGHOUT THE STATE paign in Kokomo was opened by w ------the man's heart l'eel a new throb of feet, gently swaying the vine on which to go with him to the cburcfe’r'r* marry Senator James A. Hemenway. who pity. But passion was stronger, and she rested. “ 1 have come for ray an­ him. Owatoga had heard, anfi— and spoke to an audience that filled the he would not falter now. swer.” he said. he would tell Winslow! A sudden ELOPEMENT A SURPRISE Si ye theater. It was the senator’s Suddenly she faced him, and said ♦She was silent; he pulled the vine shame quite overcame her; what would first visit, to Kokomo, and the voters sternly: “As for your part, senor, if forward until its wlnsomtj burden was Winslow think? Would her heart were anxious to see him and hear him Lavender you are the instrument sent in answer close to him. "Is it yes, or no?” he seem a light thing to be so lightly Love Affair of the Vice President’s talk. Many of the manufacturers of to prayer, no douot I should thank insisted. won? Or. worse still, would ho think Son and Miss Scott Not Suspect­ the city attended the meeting and Tossing her sunbonnet lightly at her wicked, wnmaldenly, to give her Creighton’s you, but—but I hardly know. Are you ed by Indianapolis So­ were gratified to hear Senator Hem­ him. she jumped from the swing, aud, hand without it? But she rallied a3 enway say he does not hold that the noble and generous, or are you seizing ciety. L o v e rs an unfair advantage of my helpless­ with an attempt at gaycty, said: “Ah, , quickly; after all. what did it mat- tariff schedules are sacred. Mis state­ senor, you expect too much. I—I have tor? Gonzaga, at least, loved her, had ness?” ment that there will be revision when not quite decided.” ! boldly avowed it, had pledged the beat Indianapolis.—The Fairbanlcs-Scott By OLIVIA E. STROHM "Neither, fair one, I am in love with the right time comes was generally The man was distracted between an­ return. Must she risk her duty for the elopement, caused much surprise approved. He presented statistics you.” ger and love for his fair tormentor. sake of another's opinion? And that in this city. None of the friends Then, coming closer, and with pas­ showing that in the last live years And it was harder to bear her hesita­ other—he whose loves were many; of the young man suspected that sionate voice: “Lote is my reason, Kokomo has shown the largest in­ (Copyright, tgo5, by Olivia B. Strohm}. tion. because he knew it was not mere what right bad he—at the thought her anything more than a pleasant crease in the value of manufactured my excuse, my text. By it alone I \ ^ A qucsUon treru- heart was ice. acqaintancesliip existed between him products or any city in the state, the CIIA PT lilt X VII.—Contis u e d . claim tho right of way to the roj»l on hls „ he lG!lgUl h(. found Owatoga repeated his question: “You and Miss Scott, and though it. was increase amounting to 77 per cent. highroad of your heart: courage to say: “There is to be a will go to the house of the Great Spirit known that he had gone to Pittsburg "Winslow," Gonzaga started vio­ Ho dropped on his knee, *nd- clasp­ Dr. E. C. Scholl, of Camden, candi­ meeting next Sunday at the little with him?” there was no suspicion that he was lently as ho realized her mistake. The ing her hand, pressed it to ids hot date for joint representative for the lialo of which she had spolcen was an church on the road to St. Louis. Rev. Hard and cold her voice sounded: matrimonially inclined. He did not district comprising the counties of lips. optical delusion common to the fever, Father Ballinger will lead the serv­ “Perhaps, I—I have not decided.” take even his parents into his confi­ Howard, Carroll and Miami, was pres­ To the overwrought nerves of the ice. Go there with mu; be married to “Owatoga will be there, too.” waa dence. Miss Scott was a visitor in this and so blinding as to account for her girl the lover's zeal seemed fantastic; ent and spoke for a short time before error—wealc, too, and ill as she was. me, and then—then for Virginia and the reply, accompanied by a myste­ city during the last summer. Mrs. Senator Hemenway was introduced. a melo-dramatic display that jarred. your old home!” rious smile, and without further word, George Stout, her hostess, lives di­ Another trick of fate to aid him. She wanteu to tell him that there was His quick wit saw the possible advan­ Thus, :n low, rapid words he plead­ the Indian disappeared in the forest, rectly opposite the Fairbanks home on Big Shake-Up at Notre Dame. no highroad to her heart; only a nar­ ed his cause; be was selfish, he was; (To Be Continued.) North Meridian street. Young Fair­ Noire Dame.—Coach Barry wielded tage for him in the role of the favored row path—at its end a gate which was Winslow. And Lavender had not influenced by tho hope of reward in ] banks and the visitor met in the so­ the big stick and showed that forever locked since another held tbe The Quiet Answer. heard her mother’s words; sho need her love—all this ho admitted, but ir. j cial gatherings of the North Side and he is decidedly dissatisfied with the key. But she saw the real lorvor As a young and unknown man I went not know that he spoke in other char­ time she would learn to love him. from the first seemed to be attracted work of his men. All the candidates back of the grandiloquent manner, and the doctor's warning—her moth- down to a certain sessions court on the acter. to each other. Their attachment was were called into the gymnasium after and, withdrawing her hand, said, iu a er’s health—ah, there was much at Oxford circuit to prosecute for the Louder this time, and for the bene­ not so marked as to evoke comment, dinner and told by their coach that gentler tone than before: “We will stalCC! crown in a case of extensive robbery fit of the listening girl, he saxd: “Per­ though they were frequently together he wanted any man who did not care speak of this again, senor; I need At a climax in his appeal he bent j from a goods shed of the Ixrndon & haps my halo is brightest because I and on several occasions took long to quit smoking to hand in his suit, time to ponder upon it. Advice, of toward her and seized her hand. And, Northwestern railway. Somo ten or drives into the country. While the as well as anyone who was not in­ bring good news. We are trying to course, I can ask of nobody it is, a staner i_;eW)rtd the Indian, Owatoga, case had duly come on, and I had se- made it plain that they had no objec­ glowed with eagerness as though be­ time this year Barry held a scrim­ wife who frankly owns but an indif- appeare(jt! cured a verdict of “guilty” during tho tions to the young woman. At the mage. It was a hard one, and those hind each a tiny cresset burned. But . ferent regard. Think it over so shall Measuring tho Spaniard witheye afternoon. Having changed into eve­ home of Warren C. Fairbanks, As- who were not working earnestly were T- upa, rr ,°w as> qur i- »»<*« wit*°ut ^mg keen as a falcon.s he stared thU8 for ning dress. I took my place in a private tor street, who is a brother of the shown up. Capt. Bracken ran tho the heels of delight, came the sense Wm tlm 0 for {urther fading, she fimo And undcr hi3 scruCi:iy, ’bus, together with my fellow guests, young man who married Miss Scott, ‘varsity in the absence of Dwan, who of duty—tho habit of sacrifice. turned away. as relentless as it was impertinent. for ihe five-mile drive out. About half no news of tho elopement beyond that is laid up with an injured ankle. “I cannot leave tbe rest,” she mur­ The man watched her as she walked Gonzaga chafed, demanding at last.: way there I, as a newcomer, not hav­ contained In the news dispatches has Scanlon, of Brownson Hall, joined the mured. listlessly to the cabin and for a no- «By wliat rigllt do you iutrude here?" ing, apparently, been noticed by tho been received. The Fairbanks of this squad, and was used at end on the sec­ “And what if they go too? What if ment his heart misgave him. Then «The forcst belongs to the red man; rest (the inside of the vehicle was as City are not acquainted with the Scott ond team. Culver has canceled its you all go home together?” hia Ups elosed hard over clenched lt ls hia glft fr0ru lhe Great spirit.” dark as Erebus), a certain Mr. '1'— , a family of Pittsburg from which the game for Saturday. “Ah, that would be the answer to teeth. “Bah! we lovers are fools Then, striding up to Lavender, he great talker, asked in loud tones: vice president’s son chose his bride prayer.” enough without adding prudence to piaCed in her hands a basket of pan- “W ho was the young idiot who prose­ and had no inkling that young Fair­ Refuses to Have Doctor. “And you will get well faster if we our crimes," and he strode to his sjes arranged with artistic care. It cuted in that railway case?” banks was engaged. Bedford. W ith a six-year-old son jjromise to tako you hack?” waiting canoe. seemed as though to the giver each “I was,” I promptly rejoined from at death's door, and vowing her She nodded slowly, with perfect Dejected, slow, Lavender returned flower were a tiny face worth thought- my obscure corner; and I never knew Boiler Explodes: 2 Dead. 3 Hurt. trust in the Lord to save him, trust and a happy sigh of content, and to her mother, whom sho found in a fui setting. a man relapse so quickly into silence Vincennes.—Two men were killed through praying faith, Airs. Gertie ■then sank again to the pillow. before or since.—Pall Mail Gazette. state of high fever. j "Oh, how beautiful! From Mr. and three Injured when a 40-horse Wease refused the entreaties of phy­ During thi3 dialogue, Lavender had “Daughter, are we— are we going Winslow?" She spoke impulsively, power boiler at Frank Gosncll’s saw­ sicians to allow them to resort to the drawn closer, standing tense and up­ homc?" she breathed. aud the Spaniard bit his lip in jeal­ Comforting. mill. located 15 miles southwest of use of antitoxin to save the life of the right against the wall, her ears “If you wish it, dearest.” ous fury. Ho noted the involuntary A few years ago when they wore op­ here, exploded. child, who is suffering with diphtheria. strained for the words which seemed “Oh, I do, I d o !” ih e flush slowly delight of her tone and manner as erating cable cars up and down a steep The dead: Mrs. Wease is a Pentacoster, and firm­ freighted with a new, strange mean­ reddened the drawn cheeks, and she she buried her face In the delicate hill in one of the New England cities, Frank Gosnell, owner of sawmill, ly believes in the faith cure. She says ing. wept the ready tear of sickness. blooms. a middle-aged lady, who had never Vincennes. she is resigned to the thought of the seen them before, entered a car one As Gonzaga pronounced the pronoun Lavender bent over tho bed, and In jerky gutturals Owatoga said: George Groves, engineer, Vincennes. child dying if it is the Lord’s will. ••we," she gave an involuntary start, spoko distinctly: “Perhaps I shall “These aro thoughts, my friend said— day that contained only two other Seriously injured: The mother and several of the lead­ and took a step nearer. But before be married, mother dear, and then wo thoughts for the pale-face maiden.’ people, seating herself as near the con­ Edward Gosnell. ers of the band are putting in their she could speak. Gonzaga, anxious to can all go back.’ “A pretty sentiment, in truth, our ductor as possible, and when he had Phillip Groves. time praying for the child's recovery, close tho interview while yet it re­ A shade of anxiety passed over the fricnd is nothing, if not a poser,” Gon- collected her fare she spoke to him and Willard Wells. believing their appeals will not go said: dounded to his favor, bowed over Mrs. wan face. “Married? My little girl a ; za„a interposed, with a sneer, and for J he boiler exploded without the unanswered. “Is this car perfectly safe?” Creighton’s hand and withdrew. wife? Ilis wife?" a space no ono spoke. The girl ad- least warning, aiuj t'rank Gosnell, the “I hope so madam.” replied the con­ Lavender followed him pa9t tho 8° boiler, were blown over this city, supreme chancellor of , daughter. is In(,r0 than a knight, awful step hill?” noxious visitor pass o”+ open 100 feet, their bodies being horribly the Knights of Pythias of the world, row of stone* > he is a man.** ang of tho irregular “Well,” replied the conductor, “there mutilated. The mill building was a will recommend to the supreme con­ But again the smile gave place to a which served as fence, they paused. have only been a few small accidents; total wreck, the building, however, vention, which meets at New Orleans look of anxious inquiry: "You love nothing serious." Lavender was the J,rst to 1,realc s** not being a very pretentious affair, this week that the supreme lodge in •lence. Was =f rj^bt raiSG mother's him? You will bo happy; child?” “Where would I go.” she then in­ the damage only amounted to $2,000. convention take such action as will hopes with such definite promise? A tempest passed over Lavender’s quired, “if this car should get away The cause of the explosion has not enable the Hath bone Sisters aud the It will be all the harder to disappoint soul, and her heart roso in bitter re­ and go sliding down this steep hill?" been learned. Pythian sisterhood to consolidate, and her.” bellion. Sho wanted to sob out the “Well, madam.” said the conductor, that the recognition accorded by the whole story on her mother's breast. “Why must she be disappointed? “it would all depend on how you have Indiana '#oman Is Attacked. supreme lodge to the Rathbono sisters There is a way.” That had ever been her refuge—must lived your past iifo.”—Philadelphia Logan sport.— Mrs. James O’Dell, may be extended to the Pythian sis­ it fail her now? She read the answer She was not looking directly into Ledger. wife of a farmer, who lives terhood so that all of the members in tho rising flush on tho sufferer’s his eyes, or she must have read their near fturnettsville, was attacked and of these organizations, embracing the face; in tho glitter of the eyes. W hat message. Her own were upon the Trying Ordeal. beaten senseless by an unidentified wives, sisters, daughters and mothers matter her own wishes^ I-Iow paltry sumach bushes opposite, saving their A husband came home one evening man, who escaped. Her condition is of members may be brought Into closer they seemed in the presence of this •cardinal glory for a later day when to find a note left for him by his wife. critical. When news of the crime touch with the order. they alone, might shine in a brown shadow. Carelessly he opened it, but as he reached here a mob of 300 men was «nd barren wood. “I will bo happy, mother. Very read his face blanched. “My God!” formed and the search for the man be­ Take Poultry Prizes. ' She shook her head: “There is no happy if you are.” he exclaimed, “how could this have gun. At 11 o’clock the man was re­ Columbus.- At the Tennessee state way. Father has tried to sell the farm, The long afternoon light faded, and happened so suddenly?” And, snatch­ ported near Trimmer, a flag station, fair this week at Nashville, U. meeting only ridicule where men may sickly beams sianted through the bars ing his hat and coat, ho rushed to a where it was thought he had gone to R. Fishel, of Hope, took first, sec­ have land for the asking. The work, of the window, throwing tho shadow “TURN DO NOT WAIT FOR RIE, I hospital which was near his home. “* secure a train for Chicago. Panhandle ond and third prizes on White Ply­ so far. has added little to the value. of a cross on the wall. Just above, BEG," SHE SAID. want to see my wife, Mrs. Brown, ai detectives sent an alarm over the en­ mouth Rock cocks; first, second and You see, we have figured it out prac­ hung tho picture of the Holy Mother once,” he said to the hoa-i nurse, “bo- tire system, radiating from Logans- third prizes on White Plymouth Rock tically,” she ended with a sigh, add­ and Child. and the thwarted lover stood kicking fore she goes under the ether. riease port. Deputy Sheriff Livingston de­ cockerels; first, and second prizes on ing: “At great expense we came—we “So we are going homo— home, the dead leaves in impotent anger, take my message to her f t once.” clares he knows the men constituting White Plymouth Rock hens; first and have no way to return.” j Sing: ‘Are We Almost There?’ " The dark intruder watched both in “Mrs. Brown?” echoed the nurse; the posse, and believes the man, if second prizes on a coop of ten fowls. “Except with me.” There was a pause, and Lavender j stoic Indifference, then seated himself “there is no Mrs. Brown here.” “Then caught, will be hanged without delay, J. C. Fishel & Son, also of Hope, At his words, she gave him a startled drew her breath hard; then low, j on the ground a few feet away, his to which hospital has she gone?” ask­ but he is unable to leave his post hero showed White Wyandott.es and took glance, and then—her eyes slowly vibrant, but steady she sang: manner conveying the impression of ed the distracted husband; “I found until relieved. all of the first, three of the second drooped before his, as sho realized "And ln secret she sighed ror a qutet spot 1 ample leisure. this note from her when I came and three of the third prizes. his meaning. Where she oft had played in childhood’s This proved too much for Gonzaga’s home,” and he handed the note to the High Price for a Rabbit. hour. Penned in Smokestack. patience, already strained. He strode nurse, who read: “Dear Husband: I Marion. — Grant county undoubt­ Ho was bending close, his look de­ Though shrub or flower had marked it r.o:. Logausport. A lofty steel smoke­ vouring her, as if with the very force I: was dearer to her than the gayest close to Lavender. “Apparently this have gone to have my kimono cut out edly has set the high price for a bower.” fellow means to stay; it is not worth Belle.” rabbit. Armant Zillian and August stack, two feet in diameter, was of his passion he could bend her will blown from the roof Of the courthouse to his. . Lower and lower sank the voice, while arguing with him. I shall, there- ZiIlian paid $77.40 for one little rab­ then the singer stole from tho room, fore, retreat for Logical Preference. bit. The young men went gunning, here and Jacob Simons, a boy, hap­ In the long pause which followed the present. How- leaving the sleeper to happy dreams. The young minister, who was not en­ and succeeded in bagging one little pened to be directly under it. Falling Lavender had time to regain 'self- ever—” and he looked long into her tirely free from vanity, was speaking on “bunny.” John J. Brazy, of Anderson, in a perpendicular position, it slid possession. and her voice was calm eyes, “I only live in the hope of see­ CHAPTER XV1IL his favorite subject. , , aud E. E. Hiatt, of Fairmount, two over his head and cut into the ground now, almost cold: “Am I, then, to un­ ing you again.” It was high noon, when, a few days ,“By the way,” he remarked, lightly, game wardens, met the young men in three feet, and kept upright. Simons derstand that you will take my “I t is ‘good-by,’ then, for the pres­ later. Gonzaga came for his answer. “which do you prefer, may I asK, my a field. The boys had the “goods” was unconscious from fright when mother back home if I will marry ent?” she asked, with an eagerness Intense quiet prevailed; the earth with them and were arrested. When rescued from his strange prison, but you?” vain to conceal. ! written sermons that I read from mau- seemed asleep in a breathless siesta, Hc came so close that his lip s 1 script or my extemporaneous efforts?" arraigned before a justice of the peace he sustained no injuries that are seri­ Her matter-of-fact tono and man­ ous. Apparently a few cuts are the while not a leaf stirred—not a cricket touched her ear: “Think over what I Thegrumpy parishioner knew the min- on the charge of hunting during a ner for a moment chilled his ardor. extent, of the harm done to him. chirped. W ith a sigh of relief, the ask—iu the meantime I shall dream— ister was fishing for a compliment, but closed season, they pleaded guilty and Did his offer appear to her only in Spaniard sprang from his boat, and vet he replied: were fined $38.70 each. They arrang­ the light of a cold-blooded proposi­ adios;” he ended abruptly, as he saw Graduate at Purdue Dead. entered the bosky shade of shore. For the Indian’s severe compelling gaze. , “Oh, your written ones, by all means.” ed to pay the fines and were released. tion? Could he not make her desire the sun poured dazzling beams on the Hillsboro. — Arnett McBrooin, 25 An ardent pressure of her hand, then “And why. may 1 ask again?” re­ it too? water until its surface glowed as with joined the minister. Girl Fatally Injured in Crash. years old, a former resident of he strode away, leaving the Indian in this place, and a graduate of Pur­ His heart sank as he read the an* j the sheen of myriad dace at play. possession of the field. “Because when you read it you know Marion.—John Schoy, president ewer in her eyes—cold, blue and clear due university in civil engineering, A soft swishing sound arrested his Nor did the latter fail to appre­ when you’re through, and quit.” , of the Diamond Wondow Glass like violets buried in a glacier. died of southern fever at. Temple, Tex. attention, and peering through shelter­ ciate his victory; the morocco skin And the young minister went away company, his wife, daughter and son. But again the old recklessness con­ He was in the employ of a southern ing boughs he spied Lavender lazily wrinkled over the high cheek bones sorrowful, for he (the grumpy parish­ while in an automobile were struck sumed him; she was cold, but she was railway, in that state. swinging on a grape-vine which in a satirical grin. ioner) had great possessions ana it by a street cor which was running at beautiful. formed a gnarled arch between two gi­ Lavender, too, could not forbear would not do to get smart with him.— a high rate of speed in Third street. 24,000-Pound Roller Is Stolen. “That is my offer, fair one, your ant poplars. One shabby little shoe, with smiling, as she said: “I fear you and Baltimore American. The machine was hurled 30 feet and Terre Haute. — A 12-ton road Brother's comfort—her life, perhaps, its high heel, brushed the ground; her the Spanish gentleman are not the best badly wrecked. The daughter was roller, which four horses are required may be saved; it rests with you.” head—with eyes half-closed—was pil­ of friends?” F inding the Cause. thrown under the machine and prob­ to haul, was stolen from a shed at Then suddenly another argument lowed on one arm. which, bared to the “The white brother is my friend,” Lo “Gentlemen,” said the coroner, “you ably fatally injured. The other oc­ the side of police headquarters and occurred to him. “I may say w ith o u t elbow, clasped the vine. An amorous replied, with a significant look at the have been empaneled to make due In­ cupants of the car were badly cut and found on a flat car in the Evansville vanity that I seem to have found favor sigh escaped the beholder, and Laven­ flowers. quiry and ascertain the cause, if possi­ bruised. & Terre Haute railway yards. in your mother's sight. You w ill ad- der rose, looking about like a startled The girl’s heart rebelled; why must ble, why the deceased committed sui­ mit the cordiality of her manner to-: fawn. "Did I disturb you?” he asked; she lose all her friends because of cide. No matter what difficulties lie Weds Same Man Twice. Meeting Comes to a Close. night? Again I say, it rests with you.” lor there was no mistaking the re- this man’s unwelcome love? in your way—" Evansville.—Edward Kelley, of Huntington, — At the quadren­ gretful tono with which she had ex­ A curious jay peeped and twittered “Can you not be a friend to both?” this city, and Mrs. Simon Cast- at them from a dead larch near. She claimed: “Ah, is lt you, senor?” 4 “They won't, have any difficulty,” In­ nial meeting of the American she asked, sadly. terrupted a woman, as she rose up. len, of Owensboro, were married. It Christian convention came to a close watched the bird soar away like a Yet in spite of the doubtful welcome, The man gave a grunt of dissent. “And who are you, madam?” was their second marriage. Three Monday night. A committee was .flash of blue flame, then said: “You he found courage to say: “Forgive me. Lavender touched his ; “I am “I'm the wife of the lato deceased, years ago, after a railroad wreck, one named to decide upon some form of say it rests with me, and in the same if I am importunate, but it is hard to glad you are Mr. Winslow’s friend,” and I’m here to say that he was so in­ of the bodies was identified as that of breath declare it to he her wish. That hoar suspense in love, and I—I am not celebration to observe the centennial she said, “but if you are mine, you fernally lazy that he sat by the stove Simon Cast.lon, aud was buried as of tho Herald of Gospel Liberty, is a paradox, senor. since her wish ! accustomed to waiting.” Ilis native must be also his.” and sho pointed in and froze to death rather than go out such. A short time after the wreck must ever be my law." imperiousness showed even in the which will be 100 years old in 190S. the direction the Spaniard had taken. and bring in an armful of wood. You Mrs. Castlen married Kelley and they Delegates were named to attend the She paused a moment, then added, presence of his lady-love; she was She could not fathom the meaning won’t have to go guessing why Sam moved to this city. She was granted | church federation conference to con­ 'dreamily: “I wonder if this offer of quick to notice the tone, and her own in his eyes when he demanded: “Will Johnston fell into the river or wa< a divorce from Castlen upon his re­ vene in New York. A committee was yours is an answer to prayer? Nay, was cold. “Then do not wait for me, I the white maiden go as the dark hooked to death by a covr. ile iiimpfor appearance and again married Kel­ named to devise ways and means for kear to the <*nd. For my mother’s beg," she said- stranger saidf ...... sulL and Lrix,” ley. Castlen says he was in Texas a Christian university, to report iu. when the wreck occurred. 1910. of Bass lake. The work is in 1 IN MARSHALL AND ^ charge of the Bass Luke Improve­ Pennsylvania ment association. All differences SUBSORIPTION KATES | ADJOINING COUNTIES | EVERYBODY GOES TO THE One Year. in advance ...... $1 . 0 0 between the lake people and the LINES Six Month*, in advance ...... 50 ■J'iif*‘-0 M onths, in ad vsiiica...... Z-> Dr. Alfred H. Bobbins, aged adjacent land owners have been EXCURSIONS TO ADVERTISING- over £0 years, for 70 years a resi­ amicably adjusted, and now the n Races for homo aud foreign advertising made West—Northwest known on application. dent of Fulton county, died recent­ permanence and beauty of the lake L^K'al advertising at tho rates fixed by law. m n ly at Rochester. seem assured. The people gener­ Sou tH—Southwest C u l v e r . I n d i a n a . O c t 2 5 , HXXJ. Sam Wislerand Adam Hartman, ally rejoice in this settlement of a Hoiuc-Seeker=' Excursions in October * controversy which fora time threat­ t Oppose Free Seeds. living north of Nappauee, sold fchefr crop of peppermint at the ened injury to our beautiful lake. Harness Shop The free distribut ion of seeds by rate of $2.40 per pound, the deal Knox Republican. California congress was frowned upon in a amounting to about $4,0(X). North Judson has a citizen, A. Oregon Montana 'TpIIE proper place for Buggy , Horse resolution adopted by the Farmers’ A. Sphung. who for twenty-three I rnknown persons started a fire Washington BlanKets, Whips and Harness WorK to National congress at. Rock Island years has been in the frog and tur­ in the Twin Lake school house, re­ be Kept in stocK, and where you will now find last week. It recommended that tle business. During this time he Idaho Mexico sulting iu a loss of $200. They money thus spout be devoted to in­ has shipped an average of 100.000 and Intormcdiute Territory broke down the door and after pil­ The Largest and Best Display vestigating agricultural methods dozen frogs and about 20,000 One-Way Second-Class Colonist Tic lie in on ing books and charts in the middle W inter Clothing' for Horses in foreign lands and introducing pounds of turtles per year from suit; daily until October 31st o f of the floor set tire to them. them through agricultural schools. North Judson. From the two George Garrison, aged 11, east Officers Elected. places, North Judson and Winna- ever sKown in Culver, and as prices to suit of Akron, was accidentally and For information about fares and trains, everybody. A ll Kinds of BlanKets and Robes conne, Wis., he shipped a total of Following are the officers of the perhaps fatally shot by his young­ in q u ir e » f to seledl from. Please call and see them, 150,000 dozen frogs during the Marshall County W.C. T. I*.,elect­ er brother in a friendly scuffle for past year. This is the only indus­ S. J. LfNON, Ticket igenv. culver. Ind. ed for the coming year at the an­ a loaded rifle. The ball passed try of the kind in this part of the nual convention held in Bourbon: through the boy's body below the country. President, Mrs. A. R. Shedd; vice- heart. WM. FO SS (& SON president, Mrs. E. W. League of The fine three-story brick build­ Ever hear of This? Plymouth; corresponding secreta­ Cook & Mahler ing in Bremen, owned and occu­ The Indiana state board of Open Evenings Until 7:30 ry, Mrs. Stella Jordan of Bourbon; pied by the Huff & Co. hardware health has passed upon the ques­ treasurer. Anna Dittv of Bremen. firm, caught fire at midnight Wed­ tion or burning leaves accumulat­ CULVER’S No Game But Ducks. nesday, seriously damaging the in­ ing in the streets, and has decided BLACKSMITHS X. J. Sweeney, Indiana com­ terior. The structure was put up that the practice is the cause of missioner of fisheries and game in 1902 by J. F. Weiss, recently of eye and throat trouble among chil­ writes to the Logansport Pharos: Culver. dren, as well as being a nuisance HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY “Replying to yours of October 7. The North Judson News, one of and annoyance. Hence it is that j would advise that from October 1 the Citizen’s wideawake exchanges, the local health officers throughout i All kinds of Repair Work neatly to November 10 there is an entire­ issued a highly creditable souvenir the state are giving notice to the and promptly done. ly closed season agaiust everything edition in commemoration of the people not to burn the leaves as I Correspondence except ducks and other wild water harvest jubilee. It was packed full heretofore. EAST or MACHINE SHOP fowl. This is made to prevent of halftone pictures of citizens and When the tip of a doy * nose K cold and moist, that dog is not sick. A feverish drv j f P a p c r j z ? lawbreakers from having an excuse buildings, besides any amount of uoso means sickness with a dog. And so witn 1 to kill qaail." the human lipsi Dry, erne lied and colorless | good descriptive matter. 1 il>-i mean feverishness, and are a* well ill ap­ pearing. To have beautiful, pink, velvet-like It is definitely settled that John H. Fox of Argos, who has tips, apply at bedtime a coating of l>r. Shoop's Very 'Dainty and fashionable Green Salve. It w ill soften and heal any skin there will be no reduced rates on the bridge painting contract for ailment.

The new irai'i' food and drug law will mark it nine over the Yellow river and two lo and Trinidad. Choice of routes Oh (be label of every cough core containing over the Tippecanoe.— BremenEn- and stop-over privileges. Good opium , chloroform, or any other stupefying or returning June 1, 1907. Full in­ poitonons drutt. Bui 1 1 passes l>r. Shoop's quirer. <’mu;h ( nm as made for 2 0 year^. entirely free. formation of agent or address C. tft Slattery’s Dr. Slump all itlonic has bitter!* opposed tho iw-ofall opiitii" or narcotics. Dr. Shoop's A stone dam, 200 feet long and A. Melin, T. P. A., Ft. Wavne. 1‘Oujdi Cun- is absolutely safe even for the youngest babe—and it cures, it doesnot simply IS inches above the present level s27w5(986) Get a safe and reliable com:h cure by simply tn-dstiugon having Dr. Shoop's. Lot of the water, is being constructed For Rent Three rear rooms over the law he* your protection. We cheerfully re­ I p f c ^ ^ Sweet to Eat commend am^si-ll it. T. E. Slattery. fJruggi^t. across the outlet at the south end Citizen oflice. L O A ^ v l J A Candy Bowel Laxaliv

“One Price to A ll” The Brightest Spot in Plymouth

E V E R B E F O R E in the history of Plymouth has there been shown such a complete line N of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks and Suits. Our Ready-to-Wear Department is complete in every detail; over five hundred Ladies’ Coats to choose from; all colors, sizes and prices. If you think you are too large to buy a garment ready-made try thc “ Bee Hive.” Here you can “ get what you want.” All the new and nobby styles in Misses’ and Children’s ("oats are now on display at the “ Bee Hive.” If you are unable to find the style you want try the “ Bee Hive.” Don’t fail to visit this department. You can’t help but get what you want.

Ladies' long loose-fitting Coat, trim’d Ladies’ long Coats, made of the new Misses’ Coats, in all colors, styles and in velvet, black only, at $5-00 and fashionable mixtures, trimmed prices, a comprehensive showing of Ladies’ Kersey Coats, 50-in. long, in with velvet ribbon, made long and new models, at $3.00 to $15.00 loose, a beau tv; an extra gocd value black, green and castor, trim’d with Children's Bear Skin Coats,* nobby / tor straps and velvet ribbon, $ 10.00 at Saturday's special price, $8.00 the little ones; upwards from $ 3 .0 0

A Few Trade-Winning' Specials for Next Saturday’s Buyers

Best Prints, all colors, per yard, 4c Heavy fleece-lined Hose, ribbed top, Cotton Blankets, grey or tan, pair, 4 9 c Cotton Flannel, per yard, only, 4c worth 25c; Saturday, per pair, 16c Best Table Oilcloth, all colors, yd. 12c

Everythng THE BEE HIVE “ We Sell It Bright and New For Less” I KLQEPFER’S OLD STAND, CORBIN BLOCK, MICHIGAN STREET, PLYMOUTH, IND. Must be Good-lookers. r THE CULVER CITIZEN1 p a s s e n g e r f a r e s . The posLotncc department has ARTHUR ?. HOLT. Publisher. ___ I Pennsy’s New Rates Make Differ* issued on order that the rural j Entered at tho postoffieo at Culver, Indiana. { ence in Traveling Expenses. mail carriers must present a neat j as second-class m ail matter. If you only knew how good, On Nov. 1 the Pennsylvania will and tidy appearance and avoid C u l v e r , I n d ia n a . O c t . 25. HJOO. now durable, how satisfactory inaugurate its new schedule of 2£ j anything that tends to slovenliness. cents per mile in Indiana, with no rl he order also demands that hors- reduction for round trips. Thus j es capable of efficient work only Paroid Roofing between Culver and South Bend or | must Ik- used and that all the really is; if you only knew how easily it can be 1 COURT NEWS 1 put on and how lung it lasts; if you only knew Logansport the present one way: equipment of the rural carriers what a good all-round roof it is, you would savo CASES DISPOSED OP. fare of $1 will be 85 cents, and the l should be such as to cast credit on | money by using it for every building on tho place. Harry Malone, the young negro round trip $1.66 instead of the j the service. Weather proof, wear proof, contains no tar, slate color, any one can lay it. Let U9 prove to you what the from Logansport who was arrested present rate of $1.80. ~ , An. order , accompanies 4.1the abose: Sunday, \ Oct. 23, the Last ... Day. . . genuine Paroid Roofing will do. a couple of months ago for stealing . ' . . 100 Miles and Return fcl via the a horse and buggy from a rack in announcement which does not pre- Nickel Plate Ko#d. Send for Free Sample Plymouth and was caught at Hib­ sent so favorable a front to the To any point within 100 miles . and book on “Building Economy.” It will save you money. Don't take a cheap imitation. Get the genuine— bard, was found guilty. Ho is now traveler. There is to be a very where train is scheduled to stop. Edcrhcimcr the roof that lasts. A complete rooling $1 round t.ri]> each person when in Stein & Co. 14 years of age and was sentenced marked increase over the regular u * n c i 5 kit in every roll. ticket rate where the passenger parties of 5 or more. Full infor­ to the reformatory at Jeffersonville mation of agent or address C. A. SOLD bY until he is 21 years old. pays his fare to the conductor. Melin, T. P. A.. Ft. Wayne. (1016) Samant ha J. Linkcnhelt vs. Peter The ^Indianapolis Star says the Our Strength J. 0. PERRIER Preveucics, a* tho name implies, prevents all { and Philip Sester; judgment on new tar.’rt's have been issued, and colds, and grippe when "taken at the snoe/.e CULVER note for $75.Hi. that where the ticket faro is S 3.Or), prevention are toothsomecandy tablets, Pre- HE strength of our business Samantha J. Linkerihelt vs. Dan­ if paid on the train will be *».<». "SgfjSSftftfSttSSS> iel Myers; judgment on note for an.) where tho ticket fare is $5.05,jJ a T j f o S i S lies in the fact that the va­ for adult- Sold au«l recommended, in a n d T $100.07. if paid on the train will be $5.86, 25 cent boxes by T. K. Slattery, druggist. riety and comprehensive­ and where a passenger could have Louisa A. Cappel and Margaret Brick at a Bargain. ness of our line of Wen’s, Boys’ purchased a ticket for $7 he will C. Wise vs. Eldora and Erma Tib­ I have on hand 15,000 brick and Children’s Clothing enable be compelled to pay $1 extra if he betts; judgment on foreclosure for which I will sell at a great bargain. us fully and completely to sat­ pays his fare to the conductor. $638.82 and order of sale. Write or call for particulars. The new train tariff of the road isfy every buyer. State of Indiana vs. Edward M. R. C line, K R. 14. Culver. W. S. EASTERDAY | is considered rather remarkable, as ___ Our Men’s, Boys’ and Chi!* 1 Saupp, assault upon Henry Stein; F U R N IT U R E and U N D E R T A K IN G line of §5 and costs. heretofore it has been customary . _ It was a Culver girl who, on a ren’s Clothing is stylish—but James Poulsou. selling liquor; for the roads to charge 10 cents j sleeping car, unable to find one of not so extreme that the most 5$ ------§ 3 {W Two Phones—Independent and B e ll ^ bond forfeited ou failure of de­ when a passenger paid his fare on her black stockings iu the morning, conservative buyer would ever the train. and wearing low shoes, devised the Day and Night Calls Receive Prompt attention ^ fendant to appear. question its fitness. James Klinger, same. clever scheme of taking her wide Seed Corn Harvest Day. Ours are high-grade goods— qP Carry a Complete Line of Furniture John Vangundy, having fish black silk belt and wrapping her The Indiana Corn Growers' as­ spear in possession; indictment foot and ankle so skillfully that a bot not priced so as to be be­ sociation at its last annual meeting Next Door to Postoffice, Quiver, Ind j|j quashed. casual observer would never notice yond thc reach of those of mod­ named Thursday, Oct. 25, as seed S3 ______C* Nora P. Dreibelbis vs. Peter the deception. est means. corn harvest day. Thc reason for Dreibelbis. divorce; bill dismissed. this action is that much loss comes Flour $2.40 per Hundred. In both price and qualify, R. B. Oglesbee vs. Estate of through corn allowed to stand in For cash, we will sell the unrivaled our aim is to maintain our ex­ Sarah A. Wilson; claim dismissed. the iield and which is subjected to Gold Medal Hour at $2.40 per 100 clusive standard as retailers of James M. Hooker and Anderson the hard freezes of November and pounds, at the elevator. Yoast vs. Sidney Williams; to reliable, worthy clothing which December. The Coin Growers D i l l o n & M bdboi rn. For the Finest Bakery Goods quiet title; mortgages of $1,500 always gives the best possible association believes that if every Piles quickly and positively cured with Dr ALWAYS GO TO and $1540 canceled aud new deed op’s Manic Ointment. It'- made Tor • service. ear of corn intended for next year’s id it doe* the work sorely aud issued...... ii . ItchiuB, 1 sinful, protr id it We can suit you at any price seed could be harvested by Octo­ blind piles disapear like magic by it-- n><*. A. C. Matcbett vs. James Stoup; L a rg o n ie u e l c a p p e d gla.-* j a r s M c<'nts. Si: id ber 25 and properly stored, mil­ we can afford to pay. judgment of $800.05 on note. and recommended by T. E. Slattery, drugged.. lions of bushels would be added to tKWTSKWMjn — M B— g— r ■ m I ...... I > f l €b.B.HOW AB0 Pearl A. Galloway vs. Lewis the crop of Indiana. Fanners are PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. Galloway; divorce granted and urged to go into their best iields child given in custody of plain till'. Ice Cream to Order—Meals Served and select the best ears from £)K. O. A REA, MITCHELL & State vs. Wm. O'Keefe,provoke; strong vigorous stalks. Hang this TELEPHONE 23-2 verdict of acquittal. This was a P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n corn where each ear will be sub­ suit brought on complaint of C. STAB ENOW jected to a free circulation of pure OFF1CK: Main Street, opposite Post Office W. Metsker for language used by air and where ^ ^ protected C u l v e r , I n d i a n a . defendant in the democratic town during the winter. 'pWo or three THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS convention „ n i- times the amount of seed actually DR. NORMAN S. NORRIS, CULVER CITY El ie C urtlS VS* ^'KIS- **• t-’urtis. required for planting next spring divorce: decree granted and plain­ D e n t i s t . should be selected in order that a tiff given custody of child. EXCHANGE more rigid selection may be made Two Door-North «>r Postoffico-Phone 23-1. John H. Overmeyer vs. Estate I f 1 .. 4. m,. , CULVER. IND. before planting time. This work J ------iRSBPfd Meat of Joseph Nifer, bill for 3832 for BANK cannot be urged too strongly and E. PARKER, caring for Nifer while sick; verdict Against Burglary farmers should not fail to act on for $350. P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n this warning. The farmers of In­ D o e s a Market D. Hiser has been appointed General Banking diana. should have a definite time Special attention given bo Obstetrics and B usine ss conservator for Joel and Sarah Oisea.-os ol Women. Otlice over Culver Ex­ Makes Loans for this work, and should arrange change Hank. Rosidenco, corner Main and D E A L E R S I N Menser. Scott Streets. Offico hours, to a. m : 2 to 8 1 0 1 Also agent for the Receives Money to do the work at that time. p. in. aud 7 to 8 o. m Mary J. Fresh our vs. Thomas OKI Reliable o n D e p o s it F^ESH & SMOKED MEATS JOHN HANCOCK W. S. WISEMAN, M. 1). Buys Commercial Fresh our; divorce; granted. From Jacob Beck. Life Insurance Co. P a p e r SAUSAGES, ETC. John 0. Zechiel vs.MaryZechieh ol Boston, Mass. Farm Loans Made MeyersFalls.Wash. Editor Cit­ at Lowest Rates c a w divorce; decree granted. Physician and Surgeon M. R. CLINE, izen: We arrived here Sept. 21, Prompt and Court­ THE commissioners . eous Attention VALTER SON, Prop*. Contractor and Builder and on Monday, the 24th, we went to A U Cor. Main and Washington Sts., The meeting of the county com­ C u l v e r . I n d i a n a . Resldence— Maxinhuckee. to work sawing wood at §2 per cord. CULVER, IND. missioners last week was devoted We make $10 a day, five of us work­ N . J. FAIRCHILD, Yonr Patronage chiefly to routine matters. Among ing. We like the country very S. C. SHILLING Solicited Maxiukuckee flour for sale by the special items of business the well, and the water is pure and fine. L i v e S t o c k a n d G e n e r a l President . W. riSIIBU RN Porter e paid in eighteen mouths: thc purchaser giving his notes with Livery fceo Sloble 13 feet to the ear. It was grown ago; I could have been a rich man six per cent interest and attorney's foes & from Arkansas seed. and secured by mortgage on the real estate sold. OPTICIAN by this time. But some things are The sale will take place at the office of Wil Good Rigs at ReasonaMe Rates liatn ii. Matthew, in the city of Plymouth, Indi- JEWELER higher than they are in the East. ona, on October 31, Tnn administrator r»- HILL MEET AIL TRAINS Flour is cheaper here than it is tsCl any a ALBERT F. STAHL. I am a graduate optician and know Culvor Academy driving a spocialty. there and game is plentiful as well Administrator ol Estate ol Lewis F. Stahl. how to tit glasses to every form of Get out into the open, as fish. J acob B ec k, S r. Barn at Hibbard, Indiana defective vision, and I keep a full where thc air is fresh and R o y a l Plymouth and White Pigeon. John S. Gast line of eye-glasses and spectacles. pure - a tonic to tired brains. Eastern financiers have received j* B a k in g Powder TINNER And if you can’t leave j the proposition for constructing As an expert watch and clock re­ your work, then take your Absolutely an electric line from Plymouth to pairer and jeweler I am qualified Spouting, Tin iind Steel Roofing, work with you. Goshen with favor. Possibly to do all work in the repairing line, Pare Steel Ceiling, W arm Air DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF something may be done next sea­ j* j* Heating, Etc. Waterman’s TARTAR BAKING POWDER son. T. P. SHAMBAUGH Royal does not contain an atom An anti-spitting ordinance has A t Department Store, Ideal Fountain Pen SOLICITS ORDERS FOR of phosphatic acid ^which is been passed by the Argos town C U L V E R . I XT). thc product of bones digested I keep on hand at all times a full can go anywhere you can. in sulphuric acid) or of alum council. It makes it unlawful not Paper-Hanging, Painting, Graining It's a handy thing to only to spit on the sidewalks but line of Valleys, Ridge Rolls. Ridge (which is one-third sulphuric WILLIAM! GRUBB have, and thc time to get also to throw peels, peanut Boards and Crestiugs. Calcimining, Tinting, Etc. acid) substances adopted for it is now. other baking powders because shells or any other refuse on the PLUMBER of their cheapness. walks or in stairways or public halls. Such a law is in the inter­ All Work Guaranteed to De Sanitary Careful work and reasonable prices (Styles and Prices.) Manufactured by L. E. Waterman Co 173 flOtAl BAKING POWDSft 00., NEW YORK. est of decency and health. General Job and Repair work. SDop In Rear ol Tin Sbop, culver First door south of Reformed.Chnrch. Broadway, New York, ’JOS State St., Chicago, LOOKS CN THE BRIGHT SIDE. MRS. JEFFERSONOAViS DEAD KING OF SAFE-BREAKERS. One Old Maid Not Willing to Admit Marvelous Delicacy of Hearing Po»- Lot a Sad One. W1DCW OF CONFEDERATE CHIEF I sesssd by Milner James. HEALTH IS THE FIRST ESSENTIAL EXPIRES IN NEW YORK. First—However dreary the outlook, "Milner James was the most artistic as you wait for Prince Charming ro safe-breaker in the business.” said I t Helps Women to Win and Hold show up, it is infinitely pleasanter Death Due to Severe Ccid, Contracted Lecocq tho detective. “Ho Is dead Men’s Admiration, Respect a n d Love than some find it who sit up waiting in Adirondack Mountains, Devel­ now. Ho opened in his time over 70C for their husbands to come home! oping Into Pneumonia. safes without tools or gunpowder ■Woman's greatest gift is the power to Second—As you read the divorce solely by working out tho combination inspire admiration, respect, and love. cases, and the stories of deserted New York, Oct. 17.— Mrs. Jefferson with his delicate and patient fingers. There is a beauty iu health which is wives and mothers, throw envy to the “ ‘It took mo a year/ he once said, more attractive to men than mere regu­ Davis, widow of the president of the larity of feature. winds and be glad that you missed confederacy, w3i® had been ill for a ‘to learn the trick of picking combina­ those mercies, anyway, as well as week in this city, died at 10:25.o'clock tions. I studied all the locks there whatever led to these culminations. . Tuesday night. Death was due to were and I had three safes of different Third—A happy old maid is easily pneumonia, induced by a severe cold makes to practice on. Tho oar is the possible, as is an unhappy Mrs. which Mrs. Davis contracted upon her most Important factor ln my method Fourth—Be cheerful over the fact return from the Adlrondacks, where and it must bo held tight against the that no man Is afraid to be agreeable she had suent the summer months. safe door on a line with the tumblers. Season Was Too Gaudy. to you because of your jealous hus­ Although grave fears were felt from When the knob of the lock is turned band—and enjoy all the attentions the first, Mrs. Davis’ wonderful vital­ slowly and one of the tumblers reach­ pencil, calculated to add hugely to the that come your way, from men, and ity which brought her safely through es the notch corresponding to the first RECENT SUMMER MARKED BY world's gaycty at the exensa ot wom­ women, too. a similar attack a year ago, gave hope number of tho combination the tum­ an's good taste and modesty. Fifth—If you feel a bit lonely now ; OSTENTATION. of ultimate recovery until Monday bler will fall with a little click. Caro Autumn offers a safe antidote to the and then, look about among the “eli- night, when a decided change for the must be taken not to displace this woman who has suffered even slightly gibles” of your acquaintance and see worse was evident and the attending tumbler. You keep on trying the knob Autumn's Decree Is That Quieter Ef­ from tho clothes hysteria during the how many (or how few) of them all physicians announced that the end back and forth gently till each of the last few months. you would be willing to pour break­ fects Are to Rule, and Marks was near. tumblers drops. Then tho door opens. Whatever mistakes she has made fast coffee with conversation for 365 the End of the Reign of It was then believed tlvit Mrs. Da­ Hardly one man In a thousand has an she now has (he chance to redeem times a year. H ysteria. vis could not survive the night, but oar delicate enough for this work and J / l r s . Chas. I?D row n them, not by laying in an entirely new Sixth— Rejoice and be exceeding . she rallied slightly during the early to be a success at it you've got to give According to a well-known writer set of clothes, but by modifying her glad that there is no one to smooth hours of Tuesday. Shortly after seven up tobacco and alcohol/ ” To be a successful wife, to retain the contrasts and wearing dark hats, his locks with your sidecomb because love and admiration of her husband, on fashion, it has been a delirious o’clock Tuesday morning she had a clothes summer, and the woman whoso gloves, veils and coats. he doesn’t "know what the --- has should be a women’s constant study. similar spell and Rev. Nathan A Sea- DISFIGURED WITH ECZEMA. hysteria points that wav has fairly Theso will convert her from a de­ become” of his military brushes. At the first indication of ill-health, gie, rector of St. Stephen’s Protestant moralized May queen into a sane and Seventh—Take all the comfort you painful or irregular periods, head­ reveled in the different effects she has Episcopal church, was hurriedly sum- Brushed Scales from Face Like Pow­ ache or backache, secure Lydia E. created in the way of combinations, sensible appearing person, who has a can in the thought that on “bargain omncd to give religious comfort to der— Under Physicians Grew Worse Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and cach ono more violent than the last. mind fit. and willing to take up other day" you don’t have to get home at the patient, in her last moments of — Cuticura Works Wonders. begin its use. Chains and beads have been omni­ issues of life beside this eternal a certain hour or minute on pain of Mrs. Chas. P. Brown, Vice-President a refrigerating process if your hus­ consciousness. The clergyman re­ present, and glass and china have • clothes mania. "I suffered with eczema six months. Mothers’ Club, 21 Cedar Terrace, Hot band’s dinner is late. mained some time and an hour later been worn as l'reely and fashionably as I had tried three doctors, but did not Springs, Ark., writes: IDEAS FOR THE HOSTESS. Eighth— Be glad, too, that when you it was announced that Mrs. Davis had onyx and coral might be in more par­ lapsed Into a state, of coma. The get any better. It was on my body Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— ticular days. go to the bank for a new supply of and on my feet so thick that I could “For nine years I draggod through ft miser* Hallowe’en Brownie Party— Decora­ the "needful” you are not obliged to period of unconsciousness continued Autumn, happily, has decreed that hardly put a pin on me without touch­ •bio existence, Buffering with inflammation tions for Church . explain why you need it or what you to the end. and female weakness and worn out with ing eczema. My face was covered, pain and weariness. I ono day noticcd a state­ did with that “last month’s five dol­ BRIDGE COMPANY PAYS FiNES my eyebrows came out, and then It ment by a woman suffering as 1 was, but who A Hallowe'en Brownie Party. lars.” Not all men “cough up” as got ln my eye. I then went to anoth­ had been cured by Lydia E. 1'inkham’s Veg­ readily as the cashier does. etable Compound, and I. determined to try it. People of all ages love to celebrate er doctor. Ho asked mo what I was Ninth—Remember with gratitude ; State of Ohio Gains Suit for Violation A t the end of threo months I was n different on all hallowe’en, and this party is es­ of Anti-Trust Law. taking for lt, and I told him Cuticura. woman. Kvery one remarked about it, and pecially adapted to children between that “it is never too late to mead,” He said that was a very good thing, my husband M l in love wi h me all over nor to marry, and he sure to keep j again. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ the ages ot’ eight and 12. If not, more Ottawa, O., Oct. 16.— The case of but that he thought my face would your mending (or marriage) basket pound built my entire system, cured the than a dozen guests are invited, ask j be marked for life. But Cuticura trouble, aud I felt, like a now Woman. I am ever In view of the man whoso cap­ the state of Ohio vs. the Canton them to supper and send them all did it3 work, and my face is now sura it will xnuko every suffering womuu ture will make you eternally happy. Bridge company, et al., charged with strong, well and happy, as it has me.” home promptly at nine o'clock. violating the Valentine anti-trust law, just as clear as it ever was. I told Tenth— “If at first you don’t suc­ On the little pumpkin-shaped cards all my friends about my remarkable Women who are troubled with pain­ ceed," don’t give up the ship, but was hoard Monday before Judge besides the hour and date write: rure. I feel so thankful I want ev­ ful or irregular periods, backache, Ogan. bloating (or flatulence), displacement*, "This season of the year, is to the wisely deny defeat and do some more erybody far and wide to know what until you make the lucky run which Failing to precsnt any evidence, tho inflammation or ulceration, that “bear­ Brownie’s heart most dear.” Have a Cuticura can do. It is a sure cure will enable you to choose whether you court found the constituent companies ing-down” feeling, dizziness, faintness, pumpkin centerpioco filled with fruit for eczema. Mrs. Emma White, 6-11 will have “Dearly beloved wife of guilty and fined each agent $500 and indigestion, or nervous prostration and a ring of little Brownie figures costs, and the corporations $50 and Cherrier Place, Camden, N. J., April may be restored to perfect health around it, one for each child. Light --- ” carved on your tombstone, or 25, 1905.” «. and strength by taking Lydia K- merely “Miss.”— N. Y. Herald. costs. the rooms with jack-o’lauterns and Those fined were Harry Hammong, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Wild Animals on the Ocean. serve a simple supper of creamed J. II. Swigart, Simon N. Frozier and MARRIED WOMAN HE LOVED. A scientist has mado some interest­ chicken, baked potatoes, egg salad Willis Cleveland, and the Canton ing observations as to the love of dif­ with crackers, cocoa, with little indi­ Bridge company, Mount Vernon Roman-e in Life of Heir to the Throne ferent wild animals for tho sea. The £ THE BEST COUGH CURE 2 vidual pumpkin pies. Let them bob Bridge company, Massillon Bridge of Austria. polar bear, he says, is tho only one for apples, burn nuts and have a sup­ company, Bellefontaine Bridge com­ A well-known Rochester lady ply of pop corn. Tell them harmless that takes naturally to the sea. and is says: “I stayed in the Adirondacks, The one romance of the Archduke pany and Champion Bridge company. ghost stories and give a description of quite jolly when aboard ship. All away from friends and home, two Francis Ferdinand of Austria's life The fines were paid immediately. how hallowe’en originated and how others violently resent a trip on wa­ winters before I found that by has been his love for the Countess So­ taking the day is celebrated In other coun­ SOLDIERS FIGHT PRAIRIE FIRE ter. Tho tiger suffers most of all. phie Chotek, a member of a noble Bo­ tries. It is surprising how Interested Horses are very bad sailors, and hemian family, and formerly one of children are in facts and the many South Dakota Farmhouses and Grain often perish on a voyage. Elephants the ladies-in-wait.ing of the Archduch­ legends pertaining to this interesting Stocl*5 Are Threatened. do not like the sea. I Kemp’s Balsam I ess Isabella. Their union was at first ° n hathlna beaches there h*ve bee" time are all fascinating. If not too 2 I-- could subdue the cough that 5 8uch bathing before on opposed by the emperor, for it was S t a t k o f O h i o . C i t y o f T os. r » o , I much trouble the guests may be asked Sturgis, S. IX, Oct. 17.— A squadron 7 drove me away from home and 7 such sights as never were quite unfit, that the heir to the crown L w h h COUTY. f to como in Brownie and a of soldiers from the Sixth cavalry sta­ 1'p.anic J. Coesey makes oath that ho Is «ea!or L seemed likelv to never allow mo * land or sea. should wed a non-royal lady; but, partner of tho Arm ot F. .1. C u e s k t A Co.. dulun $ to live there-In winter." a prize given to the child who guesses tioned at Fort Mead has been sent out bne'.noKH In t b s C ity o f T oledo, C o u n ty and Sia-.o nuieter effects must rule, proving that remembering no.doubt the sorrows aforesaid. aad that sold arm will pay tho sum of / K em p’s Balsam w ill euro an y / the most children. The Japanese pa­ to assist, in fighting a terrific prairie the girl who clung U> white and black brought upon his house by loveless OXB HUNDKEL) DOLLARS for each and every J cough that can b* curcd by any £ per masks may be used or the moth­ fire, which started about a mile from of C a ta rrh Uiut cannot bo cured by tho use of medicine. A a n d brown through the rainbow sum­ marriages, he at last gave his consent, HALL'S CATiumi Cctre. j. CHEXEY. ers can make them of cloth. Have Tllford Tuesday, and which has Sold by “u dealers at 25c. a n d 50c. / mer was really in advanco of the style, and in the summer of 1000 the Count­ Sworn to before mo nnd subscribed :u my prenenco, the words to a “Brownie” jingle that burned over a large expanse of coun­ 2 although tho clothes maniacs set her ess Sophie Chotek became tho wife | thu«hd.y of Dtcomber. A. V ^O L R A S O If. will j)H good to read to the little folks try. down as dowdy. of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, \ .t Notary Puuiio. or set to a simple tune for them to Many farmhouses and grain stacks There is positively no vice in the when she received the title of the H»uCcati»rrh Cnro I* takea Internally and acta sing. are said to have been destroyed and directly on the blood and mucouH outface* of tno feminine list that makes a woman princess of Hohenberg. This lady will system. Send for tCBilinoqlfti*. free. ____ others are threatened. * F. .1. CHENEY * CO.. Tolodo, O. SICK HEADACHE seem such an idiot as this dress hys­ never be empress of Austria, for the positively cured l>y Decorations for a Church Wedding. Tllford reports the fire gaining Sold b y n il D ruKRlats. T3e. teria. marriage was a morganatic one, and T*«ce‘ilaj.'s Kninliy P in* for coa*t?i>at!on. these Little Pills. | At the head of each aisle place an headway and spreading in the direc­ She carries the air ever with her before it took place the archduke re­ Thc-y also relievo Dis­ arch covered with ferns and vines. tion of Sturgis. that she is watching for some gleam nounced all rights of succession to Brilliant Jamaican Fireflies. tress trora Dyspepsia, In­ From the one under which the bride digestion and Too Hearty of recognition as to the smartness of the throne of Austria-Hungary for the TWENTY-FIVE MINERS KILLED Fireflies of Jamaica emit so brilliant passes have her monogram suspended Eating. A pcrfoct rem­ her attire, and no glance is bold or children born to the union, and at the a light that a dozen of them, inclo3»d and from the other that of the groom. within an inverted tumbler, will en­ edy for Dizziness, Kansea, long enough to convince her that it is same time he took a solemn oath that, Explosion in English Colliery Entombs Drows'.ne.-a. Bad Taste Mark the pews reserved for special able a person to read or write at night not the beauty of her dress, but its after his accession to the throne he la the Mouth, Gsotcd guests by bunches of flowers tied with 200 W orkm en. elaborate loudness that is attracting would never confer on his consort sov­ without difficulty. These flies aro in Tongue, Pain in the side, ribbons or white tulle. Bank the size as large as a common hive bee, attention. ereign honors. Francis Ferdinand is Durham. Eng., Oct. 16.— As a result TORPID IJVER. They altar with ferns, palms and masses of and perfectly harmless. Their appear­ Evening gowns, low-necked and pin- a man of his word, and his children of an explosion in the Wingate col­ regulate the I3owel3. Purely Vegetable. flowers. If there are to be a number ance in unusual numbers acts as a ncd with jewels, have actually been ! will be well provided for by the great liery near here at about midnight of attendants, say four or six, have barometer to the natives, and Is an SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. worn at the first meal of the day, a wealth of the family of Este, which Sunday night., 25 miners were killed them carry shepherds’ crooks, lied indication of approaching raiu. is now his, so one may be quite sure Genuine Must Bear hat apparently being meant to trans­ with a knot of flowers and ribbons and 200 are temporarily entombed. form the weird get-up into a morning that ho will never seek to set aside It. is fortunate that only a small and precede the bride two and two, Want Them to Know Country. Fac-Simiie Signature his promise. His heir, as sovereign, dress. awaiting her coming at the head of portion of the thousand men employ­ The Japanese war department has will be his nephew, the Archduke ed *in the mine were down when the Women have gone about the piazzas the aisle where they separate and mado arrangements to send teachers Charles Francis. explosion took place. of the big hotels in motor coats and cross the crooks above their heads, and students of the middle and high­ The cause is supposed to have been REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. veils who never traveled in anything forming an arch under which she er schools and colleges to Manchuria FIRST USE OF THE “WEED/ firedamp. The explosion was one of but a trolley car. passes. The effect is extremely pret­ and Korea free of charge during their terrific force, and in Wingate town Tbe long glove and short sleeve epi­ ty and is something different from the vacation. More than 50,000 persons Men Recall Narrow Escapes of Their many windows were broken. L. DOUGLAS demic. together with transparencies in flower girl. Immediately preceding expect to make the trip. the way of bodices, have called down Boyhood Days. *3-50 &*3.00 Shoes the bride, there may be a tiny pago Women Win Damages from Planter. DE8T IN THE WORLD tbe criticsm of clergymen the country carrying the ring on the calyx of a Look After Jewish Orphans. 'I’he boys who had drawn their Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 17— A special W.LOouglas $4 Gilt Edge line over. calla lily. He should be dressed in An Alliance Israelite Universelle chairs out in front of the hotel, to get to the News-Scitniter from Helena. cannotbeequalledatanyprice Tulle boas, reduced by dampness to white linen, with white canvas shoes has placed five Bialystok orphans in any little breeze that might stir, were Ark., says that tho jury in the dam­ the consistency of a gauzy caterpillar, and white stockings. Blue is a color the Ahlem agricultural school, and talking about tobacco. Said one: “I age suit against the wealthy farmer much affected by bridal attendants, has as a first installment applied the was the luckiest fellow that ever lived j Musgrave. of Mississippi county, Ark., with large hats, plume laden. sum of 16,000 marks for their main­ when I began the habit A great! brought by Miss Vitt and Miss Em­ Shower bouquets are still popular, tenance and education. many times I fooled ray mother, who mons. both of St. Louis, returned *. also the white prayer book with mark­ would believe me om sight. But my j verdict Tuesday. Damages were as­ ers of ribbon with a flower on tho father came in on me in the kitchen sessed in favor of Miss Vitt for $025. end of each. once when I actually had a pipe in and ir. favor of Miss Emmons, $1,000. my mouth, drawing at it and emitting Counsel for Musgrave says lie will M ourning. The question is askod, “How long a cloud of smoke. pay these amounts. “He did not need to sav anything. should a mother seclude herself from I knew. Teachers Entitled to Pay. church, calls and the world in general “ ‘Papa/ I said, ‘I am not smoking. Columbus, O., Oct. 17.— I’he su­ after a child's death and how long I have just lit the pipe for Mary/ and preme court decided Tuesday the long should he worn.” Custom I passed the pipe to the cook with as considered question of whether the prescribes one year for the wearing confident an air as I could assume. provision of the school code giving of deep mourning and during that “Bless her soul, she took it, and school teachers full pay while at­ BH0F.S FOR EVERYBODY AT ALL P R IC E S . time it is not necessary to return went on smoking, and my father went tending teachers’ institutes, is valid Ken’s Sho™. $5 to 8 1 .&O. J*>y£ S3 calls or accept social invitations. to$1.26. W o m e n ’ll Shccu. *4.00 to $1.50. on his way, satisfied.” or not. It holds that the provision is M innas’ & Children's Shonji. $2.25 to $1.00. Church need never be excluded, in Trv W. L. l>onglnA Women's, D Ii«»e a a n d "I had a worse time than that,” said valid, and the teachers will get theii Children’* shoes: for style, fit and wear fact, one’s individual feelings are pay whether the institutes in ques­ they excel other mnkos. the next man. “My father came upon If I could take you into large one’s best guide in all these matters. tion arc held within the terms or my MADAME ME1UU. me with a large chew of tobacco in factories at Brockton, Mass.,and show my mouth. Said he: 'Son, aren’t you not. you how carefully W .L. Douglasshoes An English Bride. chewing tobacco?’ I gulped the whole are made, you would then understand At a recent English wedding the thing down, held my face as straighth Christian Worker Dead. why they hold their shape, fit better, bride was in white crepe de chine and as I could, and said: ‘N—no, s ir /” Lincoln, Neb. Oct. 16.— Mrs. Isabella wear longer, and are of greater valua A. Spurlock, the founder of the Moth­ "W hen than any other make. a girdle with long ends of silver tissue. you buy Wherever you live, you enn obtain W . !-• It was trimmed with brussels point Awkward Phrase. ers’ Jewells home at York, Neb., an W E T . Douglas shoe-4. Mis name and price Is stumped “You have one habit that you want Institution of the Woman’s Home Mis­ s on tho hott.nn, which protects you against hint* Chains and beads have been omni­ and the court train of cream-colored W E A T H E R 9/ 4 prices 11m! inferior shoes. Take no tubstl• present, and glass and china have moire was draped with brussels point. to get rid of,” declared the social sionary society of the Methodist Epis­ CLOTH1NO tu te . AsW your dealer for W . L. Douglasfihoe# mentor. copal church, died here Sunday. you want // ■nd Insist upon having: them. been worn as freely and fashionably The of the gown had a deep lace complete Fast Color £