THE CULVER CITIZEN. LAKE MHXINKUQKBB.

VOL. 1. CULVER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1903. NO. 13.

Non-Partisan in Politics.

AN ENJOYABLE EVENING Around (he Lake. Mrs. George Mueller and Mr. Otto Local and society. Schium left for Indianapolis Mon­ At the Churches. ASSAULT day to spend the week. John Wolfe arrived from Terre Two Hundred Invited Guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Cox, of Terre ZION CHURCH. Dr. Goldstine, of St. Louis, is a Preaching alternate Sundays at 3 p. m. Is me Charge Placed Against Carlos Haute Sunday. Present. Haute arrived at the lake Satur­ guest of E. R. Culver. clay school every Sun day a t 9 :30. inskeep By Miss Merle Netb- Elza Cromley will arrive next day. Mrs. Cox remained at the Mr. Stuart, of LaFayette, is a ercutl, ol Logansport. Sunday for a visit. On Friday evening a ball was Albrecht cottage which her daugh­ DELONG CHURCH. guest at the Bates cottage. Preaching service alternate Sundays in the given at the Arlington to two hun­ ter took possession of last week. Wanted—200 old hens, cash or Mrs. McIntosh, of St. Louis, is a evening. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. dred invited guests. Among those Miss Margaret Martin, of the The people of this community trade at the Surprise. guest of Mrs. E. J. Culver. present were Mrs. Bockman Zaring Martin Box gave a house party to POPLAR GROVE. have been considerably surprised Miss Edith Oyler, of Camden, is Miss Zelia Cooper, of Terre her lady friends last week. Among Preaching service alternate Sundays, morning visiting W m. Meyers and family. a noted artist who several years by the occurance at the Assembly Haute, is a guest of Mrs. Hord. or evening. Sunday school every Sunday 10 a.m. ago won the first medal at the those present were Misses Helen grounds last Sunday. Something There will be preaching at the “Academy of Art” in Paris, and Dr. C. T. Zaring, of Greencastle, Blake, Gilbert, Julia Rice and over two weeks ago, it is reported, Methodist church Sunday morn­ LEITERS FORD METHODIST CHURCH. Dr. W . T. Selfridge, a cousin of is a guest at the Moninger cottage. Rose Ferrington. that Carlos Inskeep, an editor of ing. Preaching service every Sunday morning or Mignon McGritney, of Indian­ evening; Sun day school a t 10 a. m .; [irayer- Swayzee, Indiana, and Miss Merle Commodore Self ridge, of the U. S. Miss Eleanor Hord gave a hay E li Spencer is repairing the apolis, is a guest at the Potts cot­ meeting Thursday evoning. Nethercutt, of Logansport, both Navy. The first hour of the even­ ride party around the lake to her wall at the back of the C i t i z e n spending the season at cottages in ing was devoted to entertaining tage. numerous young friends last week office. MAXINKUCKEE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. the Assembly grounds, went out the children. A cake walk was Miss Elnora Tucker, of Indian­ in honor of Miss Josephine Strupe, Keen Bros, can photograph a Sunday school 10 a. in. each Lord’s day. boat riding. No one thought any­ given in which many endeavored apolis, is a guest at the Starr cot­ Indianapolis. A most delightful Pre ach ing services A ugust 16 a t 11 a. m. and groupe of 50 people in the their 7:30 p. m. S. F. F i e l d , Pastor. thing of this hannless amusement to win the prizes. The first prize tage. time was had by all. new gallery. for Mr. Inskeep had the permission a box of candy, was won by Miss Mr. and Mrs. E. R . Parsons, of Miss Hedger, who has been a Ed Gandy is now working in the June Rollins, the second by Mr. METHODIST CHURCH. of his wife, who, by the way, was a Tuscola, 111., are guests of Prof. guest at the Scoville cottage, re­ Preaching service every Sunday morniug or wood department of Cook’s black­ Miss Booher of a highly respec­ Samuel Greenburg, a basket of Parsons. turned to her home at Terre Haute evening; Snnday school, 10 a. m .; Ju n io r League smith shop. caul-em-flowers. The third prize 2:30 p. m .; Epw orth League, 6 :30 p. in .; Prayer- table family living at Darlington. Mr. Abe Levinson, has returned last Monday, from there she will m eeting T hursday evening a t 7 :30. Last week it is said that Miss Mrs. Allie Barnes and Miss was a bottle after passing through to Terre Haute after a two week’s go to Park City, Utah, where she Nethercutt wrote to a friend, Mr. Cora Buswell, of Jessup, are visit­ the hands of Mr. Edward Sparks, will visit for a few weeks with her outing. CATHOLIC CHURCH. Zej:n Williams, of Indianapolis, ing relatives. it became a tempo ranee bottle. sister. Mrs. F. O. Dorsey, of Indianap­ During the months of July and August there The cork was awarded to Mr. Wm. saying that Mr. Inskeep had in­ Miss Clara Wiseman returned olis, is a guest at the II. C. Adams Miss Augusta Bright White, of will be Mass at the Catholic church every Sun­ sulted and made improper pro­ Saturday from a two week’s visit Retz; the bottle to Mr. Louis day at 11:30 a. m .; except the third and fifth cottage. Memphis. Tenn., has opened an Sundays in the month to accomodate the Cath­ posals to her during the boat ride at Jussup, where she was the Duenweg, the emptiness of the bot­ art studio at Miss Darnell’s cottage olics spending their summer vacation here as J. B. Skinner, and family, of of two weeks ago. Mr. Williams guest of Mrs. Allie Barnes. tle to the editor of the Logansport where she will give lessons in w ell as Sunday excursionists. Logansport are camping on Long came here at once bent on getting Chronicle. Ted Howe was award­ applied arts, miniture, water Mrs. W . H. Meyers and her sis­ Point. satisfaction from Mr. Inskeep and ter, Mrs. Steinbauch, of Minne­ ed a lamp chimney for remaining colors, burnt wood, leather, ivory EVANGELICAL CHURCH. her father Mr. M. E. Nethercutt, a out of the contest. I t was feared Mrs. Howard Mormon, of Indian­ Services at the Culver Evangelical church apolis, Minn., visited their father and china painting and out door next Sunday as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. prominent grocer of Logansport, Dr. Oyler at Camden over Sunday. his formidable height would cast a apolis, is a guest of Mrs. W . C. sketches every Monday, Tuesday m .; prayor service, 11 a. m .; Y. P. A. service was made aware of the condition of shadow over the others and make Mormon. 7 p. m. Mrs. Kate Edwards disposed of and Wednesday afternoons. Visit­ There will be preaching at West Washington them look small. things here. Sunday the two par­ her millinery store last Monday to Chas. E. Qarlott, of Logansport, ors cordially invited. et 3 p. m ., and a t S o u th G erm any a t 8 p. m . The music was furnished by the P . L . B r o w n s , Pastor, ties came together and in the me­ Miss Elnora Zechiel who will con­ was a guest at the Howe cottage Terre Haute quartet composed of AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. lee Mr. Inskeep received a black tinue the business at the present Sunday. • eye. Mr. Inskeep contends that Messrs. Samuel Greenburg, Ed­ stand. Mrs. Bondurant, of Bremen, is a societies. more than one jumped on him and ward Sparks, C. Martin, H. Hedges Mrs. Clark Griffith and son, guest at the Obenchain cottage on The Ladies of the All Saints that they also injured his wife by and E. Bishop, a talented pianist. i. o . o . f . n o . 873. Paul, of Hungington, and Donald Long Point. striking her on the arm. Mr. They will long be remembered by Guild Enjoy Themselves as Maxinkuckee Lodge, No. 373,1. O.O. F. meets Rogers, of Peru, are visiting their Wm. Retz, Jr., of Terre Haute, very Saturday evening. Nethercutt and the Williams boys those fortunate; enough to meet in Their Youthful Days. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rogers spent Sunday with his family on contend that Mr. Nethercutt alone them. this week. Long Point. EPWORTH LEAGUE. was in the fight with Mr. Inskeep. The All Saints Guild of the Epworth League at the Methodist church D. A. Bradley has vacated the Excursions of the Last Week. Mr. C. H. Blanchard, of St. every Sunday evoning a t 7 o’clock. Be that as it may—there was a Episcopal church was delightfully fight and directly after it Mr. Kreuzberger building and has a On last Sunday there were two Louis, was the guest of W . L. Cul­ entertained by Mrs. James Shugrue Nethercutt gave himself up to the lot of furniture, dishes, tableware, excursions run in to this place. ver over Sunday. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. last Tuesday afternoon. Those Christian Endeavor every Saturday evening at authorities and was fined $5.10. Mr. all good as new, for sale. Call One was from Logansport under Misses Anna and Josephine present were: Mesdames Slattery, 8 o’clock at the Reformed church. and see it. the auspices of the I. O. O. F. and Inskeep had warrants sworn out for Strupe, of Indianapolis, are guests Meredith, W . H. Porter, Elsie Cur­ Walter Williams, Zern Williams Mrs. Kate Edwards will leave in was accompcnied by the Odd Fel­ at the Rector House. tis, J . H. Koontz, Edwards, Rals­ YOUNG PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. and John Doe. Walter Williams the near future for Glen wood lows band and the other was a Young People’s Alliance at the Evangelical Mr. and Mrs. Howe, of Indian- ton, Lord, Ketcham and J . F. was arrested at the Vandalia park Springs and Gypsum, Colo., to large double header from Terre church every Sunday evening a t 6:30 o’clock. polis, are guests of John R. W il­ Koontz, of Crawfordsville. After as he was coming to give himself visit relatives. From there she Haute. There were close to three son at the Judah cottage. the usual work and business of the K. O. T. M , NO. 176. up the authorities. Zern Williams will likely go on to California. thousand people here. In the society dainty refreshments were M axinkuckee T ent No. 176, K . O. T. M ., meet returned to his school duties at We failed to mention last week afternoon the Odd Fellows band Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Mallot and every Tuesday evening. served. D a v id T h o m a s , Com . Winona and John Doe cannot be that Master George Speyer sus­ gave a fine concert in the stand at son, of Lima, Ohio, are guests at The ladies all seemed bent on F k e d Th o m p s o n , R . K. found. Mr. Nethercutt had a tained a fractured arm besides a Vandalia park. I t was a fairly the Murdock cottage. spending the remainder of the warrant sworn out for Mr. Inskeep dislocated shoulder, in the acci­ good natured crowd, but little Judge John J. Mitchell, of Peru, afternoon pleasantly and after the K. AND L. OF C. NO. 26. and he was arrested and Mr. Booh­ dent he met with last week. scraping going on. The one fight opened his cottage at the Edwards Marmont council, No. 26, K. aud L. of C., adjournment of the guild they all er gave bond in the sum of $200 at the depot park, in which the landing last Saturcfay. meets the second Monday of each month at 8 Those from Culver attending the went to the depot park. They were o’clock p. m. in the K. of P. hall. for his appearance before Clerk police were conspicuous for their M r j . O r a M e n s e r , L . C. cake walk and dance at the Arling­ Miss Lela Mogle, of Terre Haute attracted in tha t direction by the Cook next Monday at 10 o’clock. absence, amounted to no more than M r s . E l i S p e n c e r , Scribe. ton last Friday evening were is visiting Miss Margaret Hazle- sweet strains of the “Honey-suckle W e presume everything will be Misses Rea, Korp, Streeter and a few blows and a lot of blasphem­ dine at Miss Darnell’s cottage. and the Bee” and variations as K. OF P. LODGE NO. 231. made plain there. I t is rumored ous talk. A t the time a consider­ Messrs. Rea, Zechiel and Osborn. Mrs. Letha Floyd and Miss played by the merry-go-round. M armont lodge, No. 231. K. of P.. meets every that something sensational and in­ able portion of the police force was Nora Taggart, of Indianapolis, are Tuesday at 8 o’clock in K. of P. hall. All visit­ Claude Gardner, of Elwood, who Mrs. Lord was dared to take a ride ing brothers cordially invited. volving some of our own young busy making arrests in the other has been sojourning at the lake guests at the Ketcham cottage’ and *as she was never known to A . S. M o r r is , C. C. people will come out at this trial, end of town. A . A. K e e n . K . o f R . a n d S, lake for the last month, returned Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Culver and refuse to take a dare said she would Mr. Inskeep will have his attorney to his home Wednesday. Mr. Gard­ Tu e s d a y ’s s . s . e x c u r s io n . Mr. John R. Christian are quarter­ go. She was a little too quick for come from his home to represent F. AND A. M. LODGE, NO. 617. ner is proprietor of a large restau­ Three heavily loaded trains ed at the Academy tor the season. the remainder of the party and H. H. Culver lodge, No. 617, F. and A. M., reg­ him and the state will be represent­ rant at Elwood. consisting in all of thirty-six J. B. Bair, of Louisville, Ky., succeeded in getting two rides and ular communications every second and forth ed by the county prosecutor. coaches from Tipton, Elwood and Friday evening of every month in Saine’i hall. Thos. Medbourn had a large new and M.A. Woolen, of Indianopolis, though her horse was rather hard O. A. B e a . W . M. Alexandria bearing a crowd of H e n z y B u c k is t e r , Sec. The Shoot. sign put up so it can be plainly are guests at the Woolen cottage. to manage she d id not regret going. Sunday school excursionists ar­ The following are the scores made seen from the depot grounds. It J . A. Reitmeyer, of Logansport, The ladies all acknowledged that rived about one o’clock Tuesday. G . A . R. P O S T , N O . 489. at the last practice shoot of the advertises his ice cream parlor and spent Sunday with his family, at they enjoyed the ride fully as They were accompanied by the Henry Speyer Post, No. 489, 0. A. R. Lake Maxinkuckee Gun Club: it answers the purpose it was in­ their cottage on Logansport. row. much as in days gone by. Most every second and fourth Saturday of each Chadwick 42 out of a possible 50; Tipton city band and the Tipton of them are planning to go to the m o n th a t 2 p. m ., in K . o f P. h all. tended for admirably. Mart Hem- Miss Eleanor Ketcham after Sa m ’i. O s b o r n , Com . Catholic band. I t was the largest “big circus” Thursday and from W ill Grubb 48 out of 55; Wm. inger did the painting. spending Sunday with her parents S a m ’e R u g g . A d j’t. crowd of the season aud took our the demonstrations Tuesday we Cook 19 out of 25; Mr. Dennison Mr. Lee Moore, a former mem­ at the lake left for Chicago Mon­ hotel men by surprise. One train predicta fine time for them. An Ice Cream Social. 18 out of 20; Dick Howe 15 out of ber of Overmeyer & Moore Co., at day. of ten coaches carried 1,175 peo­ All present were sorry that Mrs There will be an ice cream social 25; Ted Howe 4 out of 5. The Leiters Ford, has gone out of the ple. They were packed in the Chas. H. Wallace and family of Ketcham had to leave early on ac­ on the east side of the lake Friday. club meets every Tuesday and firm. He has not decided as yet isles, on the steps and anywhere of St. Joseph, Mo., are guests of count of taking the boat. She July 21st on James Thomas’ lawn, Saturday for practice. The as to what line he will enter but they could get a hold. Eighteen Mrs. Frank Robinson at the Wind- kindly invited the guild to meet given for the benefit of the Womans grounds are located at the Chad­ we wish him success in whatever hundred tickets were sold from emeyer. with her in two weeks at her cot- Relief Corp. Ice cream and cake wick hotel and Mr. Chadwick he may undertake. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ankeny, will be served from 2 o’clock until carries a supply of standard loads Tipton alone. They all appeared tag e on the east side of the lake An open air concert by the K. Mrs. J . W . Fowler, of Lafayette; 9 o’clock p. m. Music will be fur­ and guns to accomodate any and all to have a good time. The steam­ O. T. M . band, and lawn social Porch Gave W ay. nished by the Maxinkuckee band that wish to indulge in the manly boats, boat house, merry-go-round, are guests at the Pierce-Ward will be held at the home of W . H. bath house, hotels and midway all cottage. While the large crowd were from 7 until 9 o’clock. Special sport at any time. Steamboat Myers,one half mile north of R u t­ did a good business. Mrs. G. L. Barneg, of Indian­ taking shelter under the porch at rates by the steamer. All are cor­ landing at the door. land, Wednesday, Aug. 5th. Ice apolis, arrived at the lake Monday the boat house last Tuesday the dially invited to attend. cream and cake will be served. Entertained for Her Friend. A Picnic. and joined her family at the W. H. platform gave way and a number Everybody cordially invited. Pro­ Mrs. Ada Cromley, of South Last Monday evening Miss Esta Last Friday a picnic was given Porter cottage. were let fall about three feet. The ceeds for the benefit of the Poplar in honor of Miss Hazel Barber at Bend, is visiting relatives and Cromley entertained a number of Miss Elizabeth Ketcham gave railroad company brings large Grove church. the grove across from the depot. friends here for a few weeks. her friends in honor of Miss Hazel a hay ride party to her friends last crowds here but they do nothing Thos. Medbourn delivered, 20 Those present were: Misses Dillon & Castleman are doing a Barber. The evening was most Saturday in honor of Mrs. Floyd, to amuse them or keep them dry cases of pop to Bass Lake last Bessie Medbourn, Myrtie Med­ rushing business since open­ pleasantly spent in music and Miss Winter and Miss Taggart. when it rains. More sheds should ing the elevator. Any day games. Refreshments were Saturday. Although he has re­ bourn, Clista Easterday, Hazel be built and more seats placed up­ The Terre Haute tetotlers who a person can see loads of wheat served. ceived 25 gross of bottles extra for Barber, Esta Cromley, Minnie on the depot grounds. the season, the increase of busi­ Schilling and Edna Peeples; have heen camping for the last waiting there turn to be weighed two weeks on their grounds at F o u n d — A Culver cap was wash, ness has been so great that he ex­ Messrs. Chester Zechiel, Clark Henry Platt is now a news butch and taken care of. I t is a well ed ashore at the McDonald cottage periences no little difficulty in Ferrier, Louis Gam, Harry Men- Long Point returned home Sun­ on the Vandalia. known fact that a farmer can al­ Tuesday, owner can have same by filling all orders and has been ser, W ill Osborn, Willard Zechiel, day. Mrs. Guy S. McCoy will leave ways get a higher price for his pro­ calling at this office and paying compelled to work considerable and Philip McLane. All present Mr. Henry Schnull, Mr. and Sunday for a week’s visit at Frank­ ducts in the Culver markets than for this notice. * over time. report a most enjoyable time. Mrs. Clement Vonnegut, Mr. and fort. any where around. FINSEN’S GIFT TO THE WORLD.

THE CULVER CITIZEN. He Has Done Much for the Good of POPE LEO XIII IS DEAD Humanity. J. H. KOONTZ & SON, Pubs. Niels Finsenj the discoverer of the surgery of light, was born in Iceland CULVER, - - INDIANA. and lived there until he was 21 years old. His experiments with light and Head of the Roman Catholic Church Expired at the Vatican discovery of its therapeutic value NEWS OF THE WORLD arose out of his own personal needs. July 20—End of a Long Career Filled With He was an invalid and poor. Valuable Fruit Lists. He discovered that by the use of Foreign I&dustrial, Political, Domestic and Brilliant Achievements. concentrated rays of violet light lu­ Many mistakes are made in the Happenings of Minor Importance pus, a terrible and hitherto incur­ planting of fruit trees because the Told in Paragraphs. ably fatal form of scrofula could be planters do not take advantage of the successfully treated. The Finsenrays, opportunities they have for the se­ curing of reliable information on va­ A sharp earthquake shock was felt Pope Leo XIII is dead. The last Boniface VTII. He was a member of and in putting the holy see into as they are called, are deadly to bac­ rieties. Our state experiment stations in the central part of North Carolina, an old and illustrious family of Siena. friendly relations with republican teria, and along this line wonderful flicker of life expired at four minutes and state horticultural societies have b ut no damage was done. His youth was a series of academ­ France showed his skillfulness and things are expected to develop in the past 4 o’clock on the afternoon of July at great expense and after years of Mrs. Ellen McKee, under arrest ical triumphs. Perhaps he might have rare diplomatic sense. As prince of future. 20, and the pontiff now lies at rest. labor prepared lists of the fruits that charged with embezzling $2,500 while remained a scholar and nothing more, peace he was called upon to settle When Finsen had made sure of the Cardinal Oreglia, senior member of are reasonably certain to do well on postmistress at a Belfast, Ireland, sub­ but in the third decade of his life he th,e most difficult problems. Under great healing power of the rays, he the soils of the state. One of the station, escaped from the Sandwich, the sacred college, is for the time be­ fell under the influence—one would his guidance the bitter Kulurkampf saw two courses open to him. He states, Indiana, has prepared this list Ont., jail by using a hook made from ing, the pope, and is in absolute com­ rather say rose to the influence— of that raged in Germany since the year could apply the secret in his private according to counties, and this is a a pail handle and climbing a fifteen- mand in the Vatican. 1870 was ended. the famous Cardinal Odescalchi, a practice and reap enormous wealth; very great help when the farmer is foot wall. The period of over two weeks that man who in another age might have Pius IX. had left the Vatican at or he could give it to the world for Herman Eppinger of Eppinger & preparing to set out an orchard of any Pope Leo passed in the shadow of played the great part of Ignatius Loy­ war with almost every foreign power. the good of humanity. After lying kind of fruit. The lists are of course Co. of San Francisco lias been indict­ death was no less wonderful than his ola. He was ordained priest on De­ Leo X III. set to work to restore amica­ awake all one night reflecting on this ed on the chargc of obtaining $11,- not complete, as it is manifestly im­ life. His splendid battle against dis­ cember 23, 1837, being already a lay ble relations with them. Besides end­ problem he chose the lattdr course 500 by false pretenses from the Bank possible to include varieties that will ease was watched the world over with prelate in the household of Gregory ing the “Kulterkampf” in Germany and all the world owes him a debt of do well in a part of the state, but are of Monterey. He was released on XVI.. He was appointed one of the do­ and securing repeal of all objection­ sympathetic admiration, avid ended gratitude. not certain to do well in all. Except $12,000 bail. His brother Jacob was mestic chaplains to Pope Gregory on able features in the Falk law, he only after a series of tremendous ef­ where lists are fitted to suit counties indicted on similar charges. March 16. 1837. made his church a power in Lutheran Found a Friend. instead of states, the varieties recom­ The Loom Fixers’ association has forts to conquer the weakness of his In 1838 he was sent to govern the Prussia as well as in southern Ger­ Valley City, N. Dak., July 27th.— mended are such as will give good withdrawn from the Central Union of aged frame by the marvelous will delegatione (province) of Benevento. many and gained such a footing that Mrs. Matilda M. Boucher of this place results within the limits of the state the Textile Workers, which is direct­ power of his mind. The pleuro-pneu- From Benevento Pecci was trans- Emperor William, who several times tells how she found a friend in the for which they are made. In a state ing the strike at Philadelphia, and monia with which his holiness had ferred to the important province of visited him at the Vatican, had to following words: like Illinois, nearly 400 miles in other unions are said to contemplate Perugia, where he conducted himself appeal to the holy see whenever he “For years I suffered with a dizzi­ been suffering was scarcely so respon­ length, the variation of soil and cli­ similar action, believing they can best with similar boldness and integrity. needed in the reichstag the votes of ness in my head and could get noth­ sible for his death as that inevitable mate is very great. This has led the serve their own interests by indepen­ He was then nominated to be apos­ the powerful Catholic party. ing to cure me till about two years decay of tissue which ensues upon 93 Illinois State Horticultural Society to dent action. tolic delegate at Spoleto, but never In April, 1888, Leo XIII issued a ago, when I was advised to take years of life. The tested steel which divide the state into three portions A seat on the New York Stock ex­ entered on that charge, for he was decree against the Parnelite “plan of Dodd's Kidney Pills. These pills known as the northern, the central change was sold for $60,000. The last had bent so often before human ills dispatched to Belgium in 1843 to act campaign” and against boycotting, the cured me before I had used the whole and the southern parts. For each of previous sale was at $67,500. was bound to break at last. as nuncio to Brussels. At the same cardinals of the supreme congrega­ of the first box, and I haven’t been these three sections there is a differ­ The courthouse at Sycamore, 111., is The emaciated and lifeless frame time he was created archbishop of tion of the inquisition having decided troubled since. ent list. The tree planter has a very being torn down by the same man which held so brave a spirit lay on the Damiata in partibus infidelium. On adversely to such means of warfare. “In January of this year I had an difficult problem to handle when he who built it fifty-two years ago. attack of Sciatica that made me tries to choose between varieties. He Thieves broke a window in a Mil­ almost helpless, and remembering waukee jewelry store and took $3,000 needs to make careful and continued how much Dodd’s Kidney Pills had inquiry. Especially must he study the worth of jewelry from the stock on done for me before, I sent and got display. varieties that are grown in his neigh­ some and began to take them at once. borhood, if there are any such. Francis J. Heard has been suggest­ “In three weeks I was well, and not The states differ enormously in their ed as a possible candidate for the a trace of the Sciatica left, and I have fruit lists. Thus east of Indiana the presidency of the Colorado Fuel and been well ever since. Baldwin is found among the number Iron company. “Dodd’s Kidney Pills have certain­ of recommended varieties. Of it the Smallpox is causing health officials ly been of great benefit to me. I have of Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, found them a friend in time of sick­ Ohio list says: “One of the best win­ much trouble. In the town of Frank­ ness, and I will always recommend ter apples for the northern part of lin, at Menchelsville, and in the im­ them to every one suffering with the the state, but is a fall apple in south­ mediate vicinity, fifteen families are troubles that bothered me.” ern counties. Very prolific, bears ev­ reported quarantined. ery other year, not seriously affected W illiam C. Buchanan, bookkeeper No Bother Whatever. by apple scab.” It would be a great! of the Williamson-Gunning Advertis­ “Do you have any trouble wTith the mistake for a Wisconsin grower to ing company of St. Louis, has disap­ plants when your wife goes away?” take this as suitable for his state. IE peared. He was given $6,000 in notes asked the hatchet-faced man, sadly. he planted an orchard of Baldwin to have discounted and has not been “None whatever,” replied the cheerful trees he would doubtless have cause seen since. chap, “they always die v'ithin a week to regret it. His orchard would be Lightning practically destroyed the after she leaves, and all I have to do killed out by some of the dry winters $20,000 Floyd monument at Sioux is to put them away until she comes and he would pronounce apple grow­ City, Iowa, erected to the memory of back.”—Cincinnati Commercial Tri­ ing a failure. But the fault would Sergt. Charles Floyd, member of the bune. be with himself in not having select­ Lewis and Clark expedition. ed the proper variety or varieties. This Every boiler maker and boiler mak­ Ask Your Dealer for Allen’s Foot-Ease. is especially true of plums. The Ohio er’s apprentice, in all about 145 men, A powder to shake into your shoes. It rest3 list puts Abundance (a Japanese va­ in the employ of the Chicago, St. Paul, the feet. Cures Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous, riety) at the head of recommended Minneapolis & Omaha road at St. Aching, Sweating feet and Ingrowing Nails. plums. This might do for any lo­ Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight cality south of Chicago and north of Paul struck, demanding the payment Shoes easy. Sold by all Druggists and of the Chicago scale of wages—$3.60 Tennessee, but it would be mislead­ shoe stores, 25c. Sample mailed FREE. ing if applied in Wisconsin or Minne­ a day. The boiler makers are getting Address Alien S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. $3.25. The Omaha company offered to sota. pay $3.45, but the men refused. Protecting the People. Incidentally it may be remarked that The machinists at. the Calumet ter­ The public sentiment in favor of re­ some of our states are behind in this minal shops at East Chicago are on stricting automobiles to racetracks es­ work and some that have completed strike, the officials refusing to sign pecially laid out for them is steadily lists have admitted varieties that are the wage scale. The men are getting gaing in strength. Useful self-motors in dispute as to their adaptability. 31 cents an hour and want 36. are welcome‘in the highways, but not Thus we notice some of the Japanese The Federation and Independent the racing demons.— New York Tri­ plums in the Wisconsin list, while Window Glass companies of Colum­ bune. some of the leading plum growers in bus, O., have granted an increase of that state declare that Japanese plums about 15 per cent to the employes of Sensible Housekeepers there succeed only in very favorable the so-called Denny organization, offi­ will have Defiance Starch, not alone locations and do not do well as s cially known as the Window Glass because they get one-third more for general thing. Workers’ association. About 5,000 the same money, but also because of superior quality. men will be affected. Strawberry Enemies, Indianapolis and Columbus, O., have The preferred stock advertised in In common with all other domestic been united by electric line. Track­ another column by the American Wire fruits the strawberry has its insect layers of the Dayton and Western and Steel Bed Company, of New York, and fungus enemies, says a straw­ completed their work connecting that at par $50 per share, is a first-class berry grower. Among the more de­ line with the eastern terminal of the offer. Those who want a good income structive of the former are the white Richmond Street and Interurban com­ on their money should avail them­ grubs, a name given to the larval pany’s line three miles east of Rich­ selves at once. It certainly is a good stages of the different species of the mond, Ind. investment. June beetles. As these work no ap The earl of Denbigh, lieutenant colo­ parent injury until the patch is two nel commanding the Honorable Artil­ Don’t you know that Defiance years old, it is advisable where injury lery company, has been gazetted a bed in the Vatican beside which almost Dec. 10, 1853, Pecci was created car­ The promulgation of this edict called Starch besides being absolutely supe­ it liable to occur to plow under the commander of the Victorian order. all the world has prayed. The red dinal. On July 8, 1877, he succeeded forth a strong protest from Ireland. rior to any other, is put up 16 ounces patch as soon as the first crop is har­ The remains of James McNeill Ab­ damask coverlet rested lightly over the Cardinal de Angelis as camerlengo, or In July, 1888, he issued his famous in package and sells at same price vested. Other insect pests are the bott Whistler were interred in Chis­ body, the cardinal's scarlet cape was high chamberlain of the Roman encyclical on “Liberty.” In 18S9 he as 12-ounce packages of other kinds? Strawberry Sawfiy, or slug, and the wick cemetery. The funeral services church. In this position he displayed issued his encyclical against socialism Strawberry Leaf Roller. These may about the shoulders, while on his head Nine hundred and seventy-five per­ were held in old Chelsea church. the same firmness and activity that and on the labor question. In 1880 be controlled to a certain extent by had been placed the papal hood of sons out of 1,000 inoculated for hy­ About 1,400 employes of the ma­ had characterized his lifelong connec­ he pleaded for church unity, and in spraying. Rust, or Strawberry Leaf chine shops of the Austro-Hungarian velvet, bordered with ermine. A white tion with the church. drophobia after being bitten by a mad 1891 he gave forth his famous ency­ Blight, as it is commonly called, is state railroad at Anina have struck eilk handkerchief was bound about his dog are saved from death. Pope Pius IV. died on Feb. 7, 1878. clical on labor. perhaps the most destructive enemy work. Three thousand coal miners chin, and in the hands which had Pecci, in his capacity as camerlengo, In January, 1895, the pope’s long of strawberry culture. This disease and foundry employes in the same dis­ Storekeepers report that the extra blessed so many thousands had been acted as head of the church in tempor­ expected encyclical to the church in if not checked, soon spreads all over trict also intend to go out. quantity, together with the superior placed a crucifix. He was watched by al matters, made the arrangements this country was made public. Mgr. quality of Defiance Starch makes it the leaves and attacks the fruit stems, Engineer Walter Dell of Urbana, uniformed officers of the noble guard for the obsequies of Pope Pius, re­ Satolli was appointed apostolic dele­ next to impossible to sell any other often completely girdling them, caus­ 111., was killed by the wreck of a Big and • rough-clad Franciscan penitenti­ ceived the Catholic ambassadors and gate to America in January, 1893, brand. ing them to shrivel up, and the ber­ Four freight train at Trenton, 111. superintended the preparations for the which position he held until his elec­ ries are consequently useless. Fifty Proceedings were instituted at Tren­ aries, who keep a ceaseless vigil until conclave. Sixty-two cardinals attend­ tion as cardinal, when he was suc­ The chief objection to a boodler is per cent of the crop is often lost from ton, N. J.. to have the Southern Car the burial ceremonies. ed the conclave which was held Feb. ceeded by Archbishop Martinelli, and that, in or out of jail, the govern­ this cause. The most satisfactory and Foundry company declared bank­ The sacred college of cardinals as­ 18, 1878. The sacred college was di­ in his encyclical the full scope of his ment has to support him.— Memphis remedy for this evil is spraying with rupt. sembled Tuesday for the ceremony vided into two parties. One, called work was defined. In this document (Tenn.) News. the Bordeaux mixture, which should The Massachusetts republican state of officially pronouncing Pope Leo the “zealots,” was led by Cardinal his holiness also expressed disap­ be applied in July or August of the convention will be held in Boston, Oct. Lewis’ “ Single Binder.” The richest dead. After this sad function had been Bilio, and the second, the “moder­ proval of labor riots, and further dis­ quality cigar on the market at straight 5c. previous year and before and after 2, with Congressman L. L. Powers of performed, the body was taken to the ates,” by Cardinal Pecci. There were cussed the relations of Catholics to Always reliable. You pay 10c for cigars blossoming of the fruiting season. Newton chairman and former Gover­ not so good. Lewis’ Factory, Peoria. 111. small throneroom adjoining the death three ballotings. On the third ballot secret societies and of journalists to nor W. Murray Crane chairman of the Cardinal Pecci received 44 votes, two the bishops. The birth rate among the foreign committee on resolutions. chamber, where it was embalmed. The Michigan Fruit Prospects. more than the necessary majority. In February, 1899, the pope star­ born in Massachusetts is 52 per 1,000. Jessus Mendosa, confidential clerk funeral ceremonies will extend over After 1888 Leo X III. appeared to tled the entire Roman Catholic world Among the native born it is 17. The Michigan Department of Agri­ of Ramierz & Co., custom-house brok­ nine days, the retrains being removed culture reports the fruit conditions of have abandoned hope of achieving in his open letter to Archbishop Ire­ ers at Nogales, Ariz., committed sui­ to the Cathedral of St. Peter’s, where North Carolina and Mississippi have much by a conciliatory attitude toward land, then in Rome in response to a the state to be as follows: Prospects cide by shooting himself through the state schools for the study of textile for an average crop of apples, 60 per they will lie in state. The ultimate the Quirinal. There was no marked papal summons, wherein the holy heart. It is claimed that he lost $6,000 fabrics. resting place of the dead pontiff will reaction from the former policy, but father expressed disapproval of what cent; peaches, 35 per cent; pears, 38 iin a gambling house. the French and Italian clergy had per cent; grapes, 71 per cent; black be in the magnificent basilica of St. only a cessation of effort. Many of I am sure Fiso's Cure for Consumption saved termed “Americanism” among the raspberries, 85 per cent; orchards that F. Seymour Barrington, the alleged John the Lateran. the good results of the former policy m y life three years ago.—Mrs. T h o s . R o b b ie s . are cultivated, 38 per cent; trees alive bogus English lord, is ill of typhoid remain and the death of Leo XIII. faithful in the United States. A Maple Street, Norwich, N. Y ., Feb. 17,1900. fever at St. Louis. translation of "The Life of Father from last spring’s setting, 85 per cent. LONG ACTIVE LIFE ENDS. leaves the Vatican and the Quirinal Safety pins are peculiarly American. John O’Connell, assistant city elec­ nearer than they have been at any Hecker,” founder of the Paulist order Fourteen counties are included in the W e use 144,000,000 of them each year. Michigan fruit belt. The prospects in trician of Oshkosh, Wis., was killed Wonderful Career of Late Occupant time since the Castle of San Angelo in New York, had given occasion to these for a full crop of peaches are by grasping a live wire. of the Papa.1 Throne. was captured by the troops of the first the charge that a portion of the Amer­ To Cure a Cold in One Warsaw, N. Y., Victor Emmanuel. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All The Pope was stricken with his ward a liberal policy in church dis­ druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c. Ionia, 10; Kent, 21; Ottawa, 29; Van committed suicide by cutting his fatal illness on July 2. Report of it Leo XIII. gained for the Catholic cipline and to innovations in religious Buren, 24; Muskegon, 43; Newaygo, throat with a razor. Ho died almost was denied at first, but two days later church a proud position in the world, Glass models of mines are now rule that seemed to threaten the in­ 44; Oceana, 06; Benzie, 40; Grand immediately. He tried to commit sui­ made showing all the workings. it was admitted by the Vatican physi­ not only as prince of the church, but tegrity of Roman Catholic doctrine. Traverse, 62; Manistee, 93; Mason, 60; cide in the night by taking chloro­ cians with an announcement that he as prince of peace. Europe acknowl­ The friends of the Paulists insisted Leelanau, 51; average for Michigan form. but was stopped by his wife. had pneumonia. Since then physi­ edged that for many decades no such Smokers find Lewis’ “ Single Binder” that the French translations had done straight 5c cigar better quality than most fruit belt. 36. He had been worrying for several days far-seeing head as Leo X III. had worn cians have fought with death every serious injustice to the views really 10c brands. Lewis’ Factory, Peoria, 111. about the decline in steel stocks. hour of every day. the triple crown, and that, excepting held by Father Hecker and his bio­ In many localities it is the practice Generosity too often consists in It is announced that the duke of Leo (Gioachino Pecci) ascended the Prince Bismarck, no statesman in Eu­ grapher, as well as by those mem­ of the merchants buying butter to pay rope had shown such skill in the spending other people’s money. Marlborough has been appointed un­ throne of St. Peter at the age of 68. bers of the Roman Catholic hierarchy the same price for all butter, good and der secretary of state for the British He was born on March, 2, 1810, at most delicate diplomatic negotiations bad. This is one of the hardest cus­ who had approved of them. They Hall's Catarrh Cure colonies. Carpineto, in the diocese of Cam- as the late pope. His successes in his claimed that there was nothing in the toms with which the progressive dairy­ Is taken internally. Price, 75c. Jealousy prompted James Ford to pagni, Italy, already famous as the negotiations with the German chan­ pope’s letter which really condemned man has to deal. The custom is a bad birthplace of four Popes—Innocent cellor and the remarkable foresight shoot and fatally wound Mrs. Louise their teachings, but only the French Moral suasion is all right if it has one, as it discriminates in favor of bad Harding and kill himself at Elgin, 111. III., Gregory IX., Alexander IV. and shown in his dealings with Spain misunderstanding c*f those teachings. the proper backing. butter and against good. “I don't know. I fear so, for th» visit is a long one.” It was near ten o'clock when Doctor THE MAID af MAIDEN LANE Moran returned and his face was sombre and thoughtful—the face of a Indiana News Sequel to »“ The Bow of Orange Ribbon.” man who had been listening for hours to grave matters and who had not been able to throw ofE their physical State Happenings Succinctly Told by Our Special Correspondents A LOVE 5TQRY BY AMELIA E. BARR reflection. Cornelia at once asked: “Is madame very 111?” REFUSES TO ACCEPT AN ESTATE MINISTER DECLINES VACATION INDIANA GRAND ARMY GROWING (Copyright, 1900, by Amelia E. Barr) “She is wonderfully well. It is her husband.” Young Woman of Lowell Declines to Is Too Busy Saving Souls to Indulge Notwithstanding 136 Deaths Member* CHAPTER XI. again by his glance, and never for “Captain Jacobus?” Be Made a Favorite. In a Rest. ship Has Increased 411. one moment thought of resisting the “Who else? She has brought him The late Dr. A. A. Gerrish, an old Thinking to do their pastor a favor, The report of Adjutant-General J. M. We Have Done W ith Tears and appeal it made to her. W ith a con­ home, and I doubt if she has done and eccentric physician of Lowell, the First Baptist church of Logans- Neely, of the Indiana department G. A. Treasons. scious tenderness she waved him an wisely.” v.hose death was recently reported, left port, voted the Rev. F. M. Huckleber­ R., to Commander-in-Chief Thomas J. “Here is a letter from Arenta!" re­ adieu Whose spirit he could not but “What has happened, John? Surely a handsome estate, which many sup­ ry a two weeks’ vacation. To their Stewart for the last six months showa peated the Doctor to his wife, who feel. In the same moment he lifted you w ill tell u s!” posed would go to Miss Helen Gerrish, astonishment he refused to take ad­ that the organization now has 411 was just entering the room. “Come, his hat and stood bareheaded looking “There is nothing to conceal. I a favorite choice. It is now said that vantage of tne offer, stating that while more members than in January, and Ava, and listen to what she has to at her with a pathetic Inquiry, which have heard the whole story— a very a few days before his death, realizing he was very grateful for the rest of­ this, notwithstanding there were 196 say.” Then Cornelia read aloud the made her inwardly cry out, “Oh, what pitiful story— but yet like enough to that his end was near, he made a will fered him, he would remain in Logans- deaths in that period. Jlhe increase is following words: does he mean?” Then the Doctor end well. Madam told me that the in her favor, notifying the other heirs port and continue his labors in the in­ due to the special efforts made to get “My Dear Friend Cornelia: If to­ touched her: day after her sister-in-law’s burial, of his purpose, but when the docu­ terest of his congregation. veterans to join the G. A. R. Letters day I could walk down Maiden Lane, “Why do you do that?” he asked James Lauder, a Scotchman who had ment was given to Miss Gerrish, she were sent out by the hundred to old If to-day I could see you and talk to angrily. often sailed with Captain Jacobus, promptly tore it up, sayingi that she MYSTERY IN MURDER. soldiers. Kokomo Post made the great­ you, I should imagine myself in hea­ “Because I must do it, father; I came down to Charleston to see her. had no better right to inherit the es­ est gain, and now ranks as the second ven. For as to this city, I think that cannot help it. I desire to do it.” He declared that having had occasion tate than the other heirs, a half-dozen If Henry Seward can establish the post in the state, with 323 members. In hell the name of ‘Paris’ must have “I am in a hurry; let us go home.” to go to Guy’s hospital in London to or more in number, and she preferred fact that a letter mailed in Terre George II. Thomas Post, of Indianapo­ spread itself far and wide. Do you She turned away with a sigh. The visit a sick comrade, he saw there to share and share alike with them. Haute two days before May 16 and in lis, is the largest, with 416 members, remember our learning in those happy Doctor drove rapidly to Maiden Lane Captain Jacobus. He would not admit The estate is said to exceed $200,000. which he w’as notified that his wife The financial report shows that th« days at Bethlehem of the slaughter and did not on the way speak a word, any doubt of his identity, but said the Dr. Gerrish was a large shareholder was to be murdered was not written department has $40,593 on hand, anMilan town­ me. You must convince him that he Irvin’s for some hosiery and Kendal’s ship, fifteen years ago lost his for­ She waved him an adieu. find evidence and Seward apparently could do me no good whatever, and cottons.” Girls Act as Pallbearers. everything in connection with his past has been assisting them. Lately he tune as indorser for A. C. Trentman, that he might do mo much harm. Tell “Very well, mother. I will also look At the burial of the body of Miss but his Amish friends put him on hi* life.” has known he was suspected, and that, him not to fear; Arenta says, not to in at Fisher’s,” and it $as at Fisher’s Daisy Shuttleworth at Terre Haute, feet and he accumulated a second “Oh, how well I can imagine in fact, he was under surveillance. So fear. W hile Minister Morris is here that she saw Madame Van Heemskirk. the girl members of her graduating competence. DeLagrange had been a madame’s hurry and distress,” said when he was arrested he made a tired I have a friend that can do all that “Good morning, madame,” said Cor­ class in the high school were pall­ Catholic, but this act of kindness con­ Cornelia. sort of remark that he hoped they had can be done. nelia, with a cheerful smile. bearers. She was the daughter of verted him to the Amish f^ th , and he “She hardly knew how to reach Lon­ enough evidence to hang him. So far “Ask our good Domine to pray that “Good morning, miss. Step aside John Shuttleworth, president of the joined that church. don quickly enough. But Lauder’s as known there had been no quarrel­ I may soon return to a country where once with me. A few words I have Indiana Division, Travelers’ Protect­ tale proved to be true. Her first action ing between husband and wife, nor is God reigns. Never again do I wish to say to you,” and as she spoke she ive Association. May Lose Franchise. was to take possession of the dement­ jealousy known to have existed. to spend one minute in a place where drew Cornelia a little apart from the ed man, and surround him with every The Logansport and Wabash Valley there is no God; for whatever they crowd at the counter, and looking at Swindles Veterans. Gap Company having evinced a pur­ comfort. He appeared quite indiffer­ Lucky Mining Investment. may call that place, its real name is her sternly, said: An impostor is reported to have pose to discontinue use of natural gas, ent to her care, and she obtained no W. H. Michael of Mishawaka, sev­ hell. “One question only—why then did shadow of recognition from him. She swindled a number of old soldiers of converting its mains to artificial gas -ii. rou treat my grandson so badly? A the State home at Lafayette by repre­ eral years ago, purchased 22,000 “Arenta, Marquise de Tounnerre.” 5 then brought to his case all the medi­ purposes, an appeal will be made to shameful thing it is to be a flirt.” senting that he was securing the per­ shares of stock in a Mexican silver “Poor Arenta!" said the Doctor cal skill money could procure, and in the city council to enforce terms of “I am not a flirt, madame. And I sonal records of surviving soldiers to mining property, paying 5 cents a when Cornelia had finished the the consultation which followed the franchise, the company to continue to did not treat your grandson badly. be published by the government and share. Recently a valuable vein of wretched epistle. Suppose that you physicians decided to perform the furnish natural gas or forfeit its fran­ No, indeed!” copper was discovered running along­ go and see Van Ariens, and give him operation of trepanning.” sold to them at $2.50 each, one dollar chise. "Pray then what else? You let a payable in advance. side the silver deposit, advancing the all the comfort you can.” “But why? Had he been injured, young man love you—you 'et him tell value of individual shares to $1. Mr. Dr. Mills Goes Abroad. Cornelia crossed the street and was John?” Michael has been advised of a 4 per Dr. J. J. Mills, ex-president of Earl- you so—you tell him ‘yes, I love you’ Sustains Injury in Runaway. going to knock at the door, when Van “Very badly. The hospital books cent dividend on $22,000 worth of ham College, with his wife and daugh­ and then when he says marry me, Elmer Norman, a young farmer of Ariens hastily opened it. When Cor­ showed that he had been brought stock. ter, will spend the coming year abroad, you say, ‘no.’ Such ways I call bad, Bedford, working in a field with a cul­ nelia told him her errand, he was in a there by two sailors, who said he had residing the major part of the time in very bad. Not worthy of my Joris are tivator, to which two mules were at­ hurry of loving anxiety to hear what been struck in a gale by a falling Minister Realizes $500,000. either Berlin or Leipsic. They will you, and so then, I am glad you said tached, was thrown from his seat in his child had written. mast. The wound healed, but left The Rev. R. G. Roscamp, formerly sail from Philadelphia on the steamei ‘no.’ ” a runaway, and the lines catching “I understand,” he said, when he him mentally a wreck. The physi­ pastor of the Presbyterian church of Haverford, Aug. 15. had heard the letter. “She is fright­ “Madame, you are very rude.” cians decided that the brain was suf­ around his body, he was dragged sev­ Kokomo, but who went to Denver, Col., And very false are you.” eral hundred feet. ened, the poor little one! But she fering from pressure, and that trepan­ three years ago on what was supposed Gets $3,000 Damages. Madame, I wish you good morn­ will smile and say ‘it is nothing.’ How­ ning would relieve, if it did not cure. to be an injudicious mining scheme, is John Earles, of Hillsdale, who drove ing,” and with these words Cornelia Snake Poisons Milk. ever, I yet think I must go to her.” “Imagine now what a trial was be­ said to have realized $500,000 from his into an excavation, the work of a Hills, left the store. Her cheeks we*e burn­ It is asserted that seven members “Do not,” urged Cornelia. You may fore madame! It was a difficult matter undertaking. The stock was given to dale tile company, and was seriously ing, the old lady’s angry voice was in of William Wheatlock’s family, near Bee by Arenta’s letter, that she does to perform the operation, for the pa­ him by a friend when it was compara­ injured, has recovered judgment her ears, she felt the eyes of every Pike’s Peak, Brown county, were se­ not fear the guillotine. Come over tient could not be made to understand tively worthless. against the company for $3,000 dam­ one in the store upon her, and she riously prostrated by drinking milk to-night and talk to my father and its necessity; and he was very hard to ages. mother.” was indignant and mortified at a meet­ manage. Then picturfe to yourselves, from a cow which had been bitten by Acid Kills Babe. “Well then, I will come.” ing so inopportune. Why had Joris the terrible strain of nursing which a copperhead snake. The three-year-old son of John Farmer W ill Rest. Then he took both Cornelia's hands lied about her? Was there no other followed; though madame says it Schell of Frankton found a bottle filled Enoch Francis Haywood, the largest in his and looking earnestly at her way out of his entanglement with was soon brightened and lightened by Cruelty Is Alleged. with carbolic acid, which had been land owner and the wealthiest farmer said: her? her husband’s recognition of her. Warrants have been issued for the thrown away by a neighbor, and drank in Tippecanoe county, will soon retire “Poor Rem! Impossible is it?” Sbe could arrive at only one con­ After that event all weariness was arrest of Thomas Cox and Bryce Fort sufficient of the contents to produce from active cares, and make his per­ “Quite impossible, sir,” she an­ clusion— Annie’s most unexpected ap­ rest, and suffering ease, and as soon of Knightstown, it being alleged that fatal results. swered. pearance had happened immediately as he was able to travel both were in “breaking” a two-year-old colt to manent residence in Indianapolis. “I am very sorry,” he said, sim­ after his proposal to herself. He determined to return at once to their harness they resorted to unheard-of Former Legislator Dies. Falls From Scaffold. ply, and let her hands drop. In an was pressed for time, his grandpar­ own home. He is yet, however, a cruelty. Benjamin F. Reeves, died at his ents would be especially likely to em­ sick man, and may never quite recover George Detwiler, son of Mr. and Mrs. home in Brown township, w'here he Harry Detwiler, of Lafayette, fell oil barrass him concerning her claims, a slight paralysis of the lower limbs. ’ Youth Is Burned. was born in 1828, served in the legis­ and of course the quickest and surest (To be continued.) While trying to save property from a scaffold at Monticello, where he was lature and as county commissioner, be­ engaged in painting, receiving injuries way to prevent questioning on the a burning barn on the Newton Sirder sides filling other positions of trust matter, was to tell them that she had The Right Place to Begin. farm near Vincennes, Joseph Sirder, likely to prove fatal. refused him. And then after this When the political history of Mary­ twenty years old, was terribly burned. Young Girl Is Drowned. explanation had been accepted and land is written there will be a para­ Contractor Is Killed. The loss to Sirder, Sr., was $3,000, Mabel Suter, fourteen years old, sorrowed over, there came back to her graph or two for the McComas-Mudd John Anderson, gravel road contrac­ partly insured. daughter of James Suter of Tobinport, those deeper assurances, those soul feud. It is now in progress, bitter tor of Hammond, while at Indiana slipped away from home to bathe in assertions, which she could not either and unrelenting. McComas was a Harbor, stepped out of the way of one After Saloon Men. the Ohio riyer and was swept away examine or define, but which she felt United States senator until March 4 The county prosecutor has un­ train, and was struck by another, be­ by the current and drowned. ing killed instantly. compelled to receive— He loves me! last, and Mudd is a Representative earthed a number of saloon men in I feel it! It is not his fault! I must in Congress. Both are Republicans. Anderson, and at Elwood. Orestes and Jumps From Window. not think wrong of him. In the old days, though, they were Best Yield of Wheat. Alexandria, operating without a li­ Charles Go wan, a printer of New Al­ One day at the close of October she bosom friends. McComas was the W. F. Chipman, in the lower part of cense, and they will be brought to bany* while delirious with fever, put down her needlework with a lit­ leader and Mudd a follower. One Knox county, reports having harvested book. jumped from a second-story window tle impatience. “I am tired of sewing, day they were dining together. 2,200 bushels of wheat off 100 acres. into the street, breaking his nose and This is the best yield reported in the mother,’ she said, “and I will walk Sydney,” asked McComas, “how old Forest Reserve. receiving other injuries. county. down to the Battery and get a breath is your boy?” Joseph and Samuel Lay have peti­ of the sea. I shall not stay long.” “Sixteen," replied Mudd, proudly. tioned for permission to set apart six- Reunion at Chickamauga. On her way to the Battery she was “My, my,” said McComas, “I didn’t Friendly Game. ty-four acres at Ridgeville as a per­ Survivors of the Seventy-second In­ thinking of Hyde, and of their fre­ think he was so old, but, I tell you. During a dispute over a pool game manent forest reserve, under the for­ diana infantry will hold a reunion at quent walks together there, and ere Sydney, when the time comes I ’ll do estry laws of the state. at Frankfort F. M. Johnson struck she quite reached the house of Ma­ something handsome for that boy.” Chickamauga. beginning Sept 18, in Jesse Holmes with a billiard cue, connection with Wilder’s brigade. dame Jacobus she was aware of a Mudd leaned over the table. “Mac,” Finds Dime in Fish. breaking his jaw and cutting his head. glow of fire light and candle light he said, "when you want to do any­ J. J. Ebert of Elwood reports that from the windows. She quickened her thing for the Mudd family you forget he found a silver dime bearing the Saves Himself From Drowning. Latin Teacher. steps, and saw a servant well known the boy and begin with the old man.” coinage date of 1879, while dressing a Edgar Leonard, 12 years old, while Edna Johnson, daughter of B. B. Van Ariens opened the door.- to her standing in the open door. She —Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post three-pound carp shipped to him from bathing in the Ohio river at Lawrence- Johnson, has been appointed instruc­ hour or two to your house I will come. immediately accosted him, Sandusky, O. burg, was seized with cramps, but he tor of Latin at the State University at There is plenty to talk about.” “Has madame returned at last, Women and the Looking Glass. managed to struggle ashore. Terre Haute. The next day Cornelia walked down Ameer?” she asked joyfully. IIow much time does a woman spend Lineman Is Shocked. Broadway to Madame Jacobus’ house. "Madame has returned home,” he before her looking-glass? A German W illiam Holsinger, employed by a Child Is Scalded. Bank for Terre Haute. It was closed and desolate looking and answered. “She is weary— she is not estimates that a girl of six to ten telephone company at Lagrange, tried The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Plans for a bank are being formulat­ she sighed as sae compared its old alone—she will not receive to-night” spends an ayerage of seven minutes a to untangle a telephone wire from an Ross Stowers of Frankfort was scald­ ed in Terre Haute to be located close bright spotless comfort, with its pres­ The man’s manner—usually so day before a mirror, from ten to. fif­ electric wire, using wire pincers. He ed to death by overturning a pot tilled to the wholesale and manufacturing ent empty forlornness. The change friendly— was shy and peculiar and teen a quarter of an hour is con­ may recover. with boiling hot coffee. districts. typified the change in her heart and Cornelia felt saddened and disappoint­ sumed daily, and from fifteen to twen­ love. ed. She walked rapidly home to the ty, twenty-two minutes. Ladies from Is Tossed by Bull. Dismissing Surplus Labor. Keystone Reunion. One exquisite day as they went up thoughts which this unexpected ar­ twenty to twenty-five occupy twenty Mrs. Bocock. near Marion attempt­ Reeves & Co. of Columbus have dis­ J. Frank Hanly of Lafayette will de­ Malden Lane the Doctor said: “My rival induced. They were hopeful five minutes; from that age to thirty ed to cross a field wearing a red apron missed thirty-flve employes because of liver the oration on the occasion of the friend, Gen. Hewitt sails for England thoughts, leaning—however she direct­ they are at least half an hour and was attacked by an angry bull, the close of the threshing season. The meeting of the Pennsylvania Society to-day, and we will go and wish him ed them— toward her absent lover. their toilete. Thence there is a de­ which tossed her into the air to her business during the last year was in Elkhart, Aug. 15. a good voyage.” So to the pier they She went into her mother’s presence cline in coquetry. From thirty to thir­ serious injury. Her face was also phenomenal, but a similar working •went, and the Doctor left hi3 carriage, full of renewed expectations and met ty-five the time occupied comes down badly torn by the animal’s horns. force will be needed from this time Baptized in Gravel Pit. and taking Cornelia on his arm walk her smile with one of unusual bright­ to twenty-four minutes, from thirty- on. Because of lack of facilities at Phlox, ed down to where the English packet ness. five to forty it is only eighteen min­ Unloads Cannon. Rosa Curless and Mabel Conway were was lying. “Madame Jacobus Is at home,” said utes; from forty to fifty, twelve min­ George Andermann of Crown Point Farmer Kills Himself. baptized in a gravel pit Soon Cornelia became conscious of Mrs. Moran, before Cornelia could utes, and from fifty to sixty, only six loaded a small cannon on the Fourth Clinton A. Taylor, three miles north the powerful magnetism of some hu speak. “She sent for your father minutes. A woman of seventy has of July, but it would not respond to of Lowell, was found dead in his barn, Old Settler Dies. man eye, and obeying Its irresistible just after you left the house, and I thus spent 5,862 hours before the glass. the fuse. Recently he attempted to having committed suicide by hanging. James Keyes, 89 years old, who re­ attraction Ehe saw George Hyde stead suppose that he is still there.” In other words, eight months, count­ unload it with a hammer and spike He was 40 years old and a substantial sided at Charlestown for fifty-oiw 11/ regarding her. She was enthralled “Is she sick?” ing night and day. and bis left hand was blown off. farmer, but mentally affected. years, is dead. THE CULVER CITIZEN. flur County Local and society. Real Estate Transfers m J. H. HOONTZ & SON, PUBLISHERS. —As Furnished By— J. H. KOONTZ. SON & CO., PROP. Correspondents. Red Line flour is the best. CRESSNER & COMPANY Entered, May 8, 1003, at Culver, Ind., as Bert Davis, of Leiters, spent second class matter, under the Act of Congress, OBER. Sunday with Harley Davis. March 3,1879. The following are the real estate 1! © o r Forty pounds of good flour for SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1.00 A YE,\H IN Geo. Eineigh has quite a sick transfers to July 25, 1903, as fur­ ADVANCE. child. 60 lb. wheat at Loiters mill. nished by Cressner & Co., abstract­ Advertising rates on application. Issued every Thursday at Culver, Iud. Miss Waldhouser returned to Hot and cold lunches, short or­ or of titles, Plymouth. Ind.; owners Ba oner Local and Long Distance Telephone. Chicago Sunday morning.' ders and etp. Andy’s Place, op­ of the only abstract books in the J. A. Nifong, of South Bend, is posite depot. county. Abstracts of title to all A.N. BOGARDU5, visiting his parents here. W a n t e d A good female cook, real estate in Marshall county, promptly aiid accurately compiled. Wm. Harrison, of near Donald­ at good wages. Enquire at Lake Alice C. Klinger, w <1 to John S. Middle­ Offer! Contractor and Builder Side hotel. Estimates Furnished on all son was an Ober visitor Saturday. ton 25 ft by 312 ft in s \v cur o f n 1-2 of Jno. E. Leland and son spent s e 1-4 s 12 in r 1...... $ 200.00 kinds of Buildings . . . . . Mrs. Freeman, of Knox, is visit­ M argaret W arren w d to D a n ie l VV- Var- ing her father, H. Dean for a few Sunday with his sister, Mrs. L. C. nian lot 11 Boloy’s 4st add Bourbon.... 450.00 Wiseman. Sarah Johnson and Edgar D. Hostetler All of our 10 to (Sc days. t d to W m . H . M atthew , trustee frl n w Mrs. Webster returned to Chica­ Do not make feed grinders of 1-1 o f n w 1-4s 1 1 34r 2...... 1.00 your stock. Grinding 7 cents per Will. II. Matthew, trustee a c d to go last Saturday after spending Sarah (for life) and Edgar D. Hostet­ two weeks on her farm. hundred at Leiters. ler (in fee) frl n w 1-4 of ti w 1-4 of s 1 1 Summer Wash Goods 34 r 2 ...... 1.00 Dr. Jones and wife made a bus­ F o r s a l e — All kinds of furni­ John S. Riggenberg and wife w d to ture -good as new. Call and see Christopher H . Riggenbcrg nnd 4-2 of iness trip and visit to Warsaw s 7010.12 ft o f lo t 2 orig p la t B ou rb on 1,000.00 ----At from Tuesday to Saturday, of last it. 1). A. Bradley. C ora E . Rotich and hus w d to Jam e s 11. H a tc h e tt Tot no 13 au d 20 B olcy's 2nd week. Hugh Ulery, of Indianapolis, add Bourbon...... 610.00 3 Cents Per Yard. The new bridge across the river arrived Monday for a visit with Isaac Alexander aud wife w d to James friends and relatives. M. A lexander nl-2 o f s w 1-4 of s w 1-4 north of Ober is completed and o f s 28 t 35 r 1...... 600.00 the grading of approaches is rapid­ Misses Pearl Deemer, Daisy W m. fcr. Goodwin and wife w d to Lucin­ d a A. F inn e y jit o f Doyle lo t in Argos 50.00 ly progressing. Hawk and Margaruite Foltz, of Isaac Reed and w ife w d to F ra n k RuF- Culver : : Indiana Plymouth, were in Culver Sunday. fiug s w 1-4 o f n w 1-4 of 1 10 t 32 r 2 .... 1,200.00 The pickle factory opened Mon­ W m . M . K e n d a ll dec’d by a d m in ad d to Just in, a large line of day morning for business with A. J. Heliker, representing the H e rm a n Shafer u n d 2-3 of lo t 161 P o lk Indianapolis State Life insurance and Serings add to Plymouth ...... 5,515.00 Stephen Aker in charge. Nick Adam Crites and wife q c d to Alva Critos W olf was fi rst to bring pickles. company, is at the lake for an out­ lot 4 and 6 Railsback add to Argos.... 25.00 This Space ing. E p h ra im F . H oover et al by sheriff s d to Ollie Clemens who has been Jo h n C. M iles 1-8 a in n w 'cor o f n e 1-4 LADIES OXFORDS visiting with Sheriff Uncapher Ed. Gandy met with quite an s 23 ± 32 r 1...... 95.93 Reserved For Arthur W. O'Keefe and wife w d to Geo. for the last week returned through accident last Friday. He fell and Martha Reynolds lot 7 O’Keefe In here to Burr Oak Saturday even­ about twenty feet fracturing his sub div o f.lo t 45orig P ly m o u th ...... 150.00 Leonard Logan and wife w d to John arm. John Losey, ing. W . T hom as w 1-2 of s e 1-4 ex R It and Leather and Canvas. Rav Rogers returned to Pitts­ 10.7t a in s 28 1 35 r 2 and lo t 3 and NORTH BEND. n o rth 17 a o f lo t 4 a ll in s 28 t s5 r 2___ 4.400 00 J e w e le r. Lots of sickness in this vicinity. burg, Pa., Monday after a visit with his parents and relatives Births. Mrs. Abbie Shaw, of Knox, is PLYMOUTH, IND. here. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Charles visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. W illard July 25th. a boy. Take a Look at Our Demont this week. Mrs. J. F. Koontz and son, Don­ ald, arrived Sunday for an inde­ Born To Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jacob Millizer and family and finite visit with relatives and Zink July 2(5, a girl. Jabob Castleman and family were friends. White Waists S Exchange guests of Harry Leopold and fam­ No Pity Shown. Ask for Red Line flour and take ily Sunday. “For years fate was after me no other. A Splendid Line at Reduced Prices. Bank Mrs. Wm. Parker, of Spencer- continuously,, writes F. A. Gul- Grandma Same, of Converse, Tnsured against burglary. Re- ville, O.,who has been visiting re­ ledge, Verbena, Ala. “I had a arrived last week and will spend ceives money on deposit, latives and friends in this vicinity terrible cast? of piles causing 24 makes loans, buys commercial paper the summer with John Saine and returned home last. Thursday tumors. When all failed Bucklen’s and does a general banking bnsiness. family. Arnica Salve cured me.” Equally Your patronage solicited, courteous evening. Mrs. Samuel I lory and daugh­ and prompt attention to all. Farm Gnerney Lohr, who had gone to good for burns and all aches and loans at lowest rates promptly made. Chicago to get his eyes treated ter. Mrs. Alice Young, of Misha­ pains. Only 25c at T. E. Slat­ Porter & Co Also agent for the old reliable .... had the misfortune to fall and waka, were in town visiting rela­ tery’s drug store. John Hancock Insurance tives last Sunday. Culver, Indiana* G o m p a n y break his arm while playing. His I t is rumored that one of our Where are our fish commission­ Of Boston, Mass. father went to Chicago and largest hotels had such a rush last ers? A party from Chicago was brought him Tuesday. Sunday noon that the superintend­ seen going around the lake last ent of the queens ware laundry de­ S. C. SHILLING, Pres. [CONTINUED ON EIGUT1I PAGE.] Thursday evening with a Saine. Culver. Indiana. partment had to go with out his As a Subscriber Sees It. Last Tuesday evening a party of dinner. An exchange article in last invited neighbors and friends Sunday Parties via Nickle Plate week’s C i t t z e n headed “W ill Be a gathered at the home of Daniel For Fine Workmanship See Good Law,” deserves more than Porter and wife and were entertain­ Road. .Shit* La|> passing notice. ed by music by a graphaphone. Persons desiring to avail them­ KL A* Mawhorter, W hile I am not the owner of an All had a very pleasant time. selves of the very low rate afford­ Ship Lap, automobile and do not know that I Mrs. Kate Kellog and little ed for parties of five or more travel­ TINNER over will be, I think it would be a daughter, of Hoopston, 111., came ing on same train from any station gross injustice to compel the driver Monday evening to spend a few on the Nickel Plate road to any of an automobile to“getout and other station on that road Ship Lap, All kinds of Roofing, Eve-Trough­ days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. hold every horse that shows signs within one hundred miles from ing, Shingle Roof Gutter, Ridge Roll, O. Saine. of frig ht.A u to m o bile's are not starting point and return same Crestings, Cleaning and Repairing Castleman & Dillon for Red Line BY THE to be compared to traction engines day, are hereby notified that they Gasoline Stoves. Roof Painting, flour. either in weight, shape or appear­ must procure such tickets before Furnace Work and general repair Mandus Garn, wife and son, ance. After they are once started, the arrival at starting point of the work. Telephone at Cook Bros., Chauncey, of Paulding, Ohio, have Car load. Call and the noise is practically nil—the train on which they desire to been visiting friends and relatives same can not bo said of a traction travel. Agents are not permitted for the last week. Mr. Garn has engine and its accessories. to sell these excursion tickets Quiver = Indiana. disposed of his business interests get our prices be­ Go out into the country and within five minutes of the time ad? at Pauld ing and will likely locate hear what the farmer says about a vertised for the departure of the in Fort Wayne. prospective railroad or inter-urban train for which they are sold. fore you buy. Gulver Gity Feed grinding 7 cents per hun­ line near the roads. The same ar­ Railroad Carnival Fort Wayne. dred at Leiters. gument about scaring horses is One fare for round trip from J. O. FERRIRR, Mrs. Maude Houser, of Payne, used. Yet the legislature is not Fostoria and points west to and in ­ ..Meat Market.. Ohio, who has been visiting Walter asked to stop a railroad train or an cluding South Wanatah, July 28th Hand and wife for the last week inter-urban car and hold a horse. 29th, 30th, 31st and Aug. 1st by WALTER & SON. Proprietors. left Tuesday for Fulton. Mich., In cities, no such legislation is de­ way of Nickel Plate road. Tickets where she will visit her parents, Wall Paper and Paints« ...Dealers In... manded. Horses become accus­ good to return Aug. 2nd, ’03. See Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Barber and tomed to such machines in a very agents of address C. A. Asterlin. family. Fresh, and short time. Perhaps one horse in T. P. A., Fort Wayne, Ind. It will pay you to sec our line and get our prices fifty would never become accus­ Brutally Tortured. tomed to the“jauntily soaring” Very Low G. A. R. Rates. ^ Before Buying uz? A case came to light that for smoked Meats, automobile. To Los Angeles or San Francis­ persistent and unmerciful torture The time has arrived when the co via Nickel Plate road. Tickets Sausage Etc. has perhaps never been equaled. automobile is not used for pleasure on sale July 31st to Aug. 13th. '03 Your Wall Paper and Paints. Joe Golobick, of Colusa, Calif., alone but is a necessity. The inclusive. Nearest agent will fur­ writes, “For 15 years I endured in ­ A large new stock of these goods just received great reduction in price, the nish full information as to special Cor. Main and Wash. St. sufferable pain from rheumatism light weight and extreme con­ advantages including liberal return and nothing relieved me though I AT venience will in a short time make lim it etc., or address C. A. Aster- tried everything known. T came them more common on the country tin, T. P. A., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Capt. E.d Morris, across Electric Bitters and its the roads them teams. greatest medicine on earth for that Vandalia Line Time Table’ I fail to see the logic in the 'G h e Culver C it y 'Dj'ug Store, trouble.” Just as good lor liver * N O R T H . Boat Builder. article to which I referred. Next Door to the Exchange Bank. and kidney troubles and general No. 12 daily...... 11:25 a. m. Boats rented by day. S u b s c r i b e r . debility. Only 50c. Satisfaction “ 20 “ Ex. S u n ... 6:22 p. m week or season. Recent Arrivals at the Arlington. guaranteed by T. E. Slattery, the “ 26 “ “ “ .... 9:27p.m. ^M innows for Sale'? Miss Blair and Miss Helen druggist. “ 10 Sun only...... 5:50 p.m. W. S. Easterday i t ® Jf Blair, of Chicago; J . L. Musser Letter List. SOUTH. DEALER IN and family, of Indianapolis; Hon. Bath House In List of letters remaining in this No. 21 daily Ex. Sun.. 6:11 a. m. ;i Furniture and E. B. McConnell and wife and H. office uncalled for the week ending “ 7 “ “ “ ...12:27p. m. Undertaking. Connection N. Fleming and wife of Logans­ Aug. 8th, 1903. “ 19 “ ...... 6:35 p. m. port; Prof. H. D. Guelich and F. Miller Sterner Mr'Cook Alcorn “ 9 Sun only...... 6:00 p. m. Embalming and Funeral Directing S < 0 9 7 /... brother, of Chicago; John D. a specialty. Call and see him. These letters will be sent to the Direct connections for Indiana- Main Street. Kelley, of South Bend. dead letter office Aug. 1, 1903, if polis via Colfax and Frankfort al­ Both Phones. jfccirneoj ~ Shop Mrs. John McMann and daugh­ not called for. In calling for the | so for St. Louis, Evansville and all FOR HAND-MADE HARNESS, ters of Terre Haute are visiting above, please say “advertised.” points south and west. Sndiana £mbalming \ / 3 j ( 7 \ , Culver, Snd'cinci. Wm. Overman and wife. B. W . S. W is e m a n , P. M. J a m e s S h u g r u e , Agt. Certificate 97o. J06.\ ijUCVCr^ JnC llC inC l• Obituary. Angeline Ebling. nee Merckel. r. was born January 4. 1829, in Jor­ dan township, Northumberland 1 Protect Your I county, Pa. A year later she was NOW IS I baptized by Rev. George Eistor, pastor of the Reformed, church at that place. In April 1845 when faithful 18 years of age, she was received frie n d into full communion and fellow­ To buy more summer shirts. We hive, the exclusive kind, 110 other store in Culver has. Same in Oxfords, Men’s, Ladies and ship of the church by the rite of ^ Against the torture of flies Children’s. The people of Culver and vicinity are all coming to confirmation at the hands of Rev. ^ with one of our celebrated The Big Store Annex for necessary cool and comfortable wearing Rudolph Dinger. apparel. W hy? Because they’ve been buying of us for years and She was married to Benjamin D. 1 “Horse Nets” Ebling, May 7, 1854. Six child­ know that what they purchase hero must and will be made satis­ § factory. See our fine line of Men’s shirts, printed and woven ren were born to this union, three ^ Good in quality, up-to-date sons and three daughters, two of Madras and Percale 48c. Ladies Oxfords, neat and nobby, 88c. § in all improvements and low the sons died in infancy and the §1.22, $1.39 and up. Men’s Oxfords Velour, patent leather, vici B in price. We oifer solid kid, $1.89 to $8.50. Men’s summer Underwear 23c each. One lot third reached the age of 17 S leather team nets up to the ladies white shirt waists to close, 29c. Summer lawns for ladies years, when he was taken. The and children dresses, from 3fc per yard up at greatly reduced prices. daughters remain to mourn head at $1 .(K) each. Boys crash knee panls lGc. Ladies skirts 89c up. Big line of for mother, but only two were per­ Tennis Shoes and Oxfords,Golf and Yacht Caps and Bathing Suits. y mitted to be present. In April 1861, she came with her husband Give the Big Store Annex a chance. § Mexican Macramae Cord Lash Nets, the Best on Earth, at ^ from Pennsylvania to Indiana and settled near Bruce Lake, and in | $1.25, $1.75 and $2.25 Each. § December, 1866 they moved to their newly acquired home in | ... i M. ALLMAN, PROPRIETOR. Marshall county, two miles g Splendid Mesh Nets for Buggies, quiet or fancy colors, at g south of Culver. Here with labor § 90c,. $1.25 and $1.35. Summer, Stable and Ply Blan- § and hard struggling she helped to transform the virgin soil into fer­ | Rets, Lap Dusters, Curry Combs, liorse Brushes 1 A Surprise. tile fields. O f the nearly 50 years, g and Buggy Whips—Complete Lines at g Last Friday being Harley Davis’ which she was permitted to live § Saving Prices. § eighteenth birthday, over forty of with her companion she spent 35 his friends gav him a pleasant on this farm. I t was home for her It's Time to Paint surprise. As he was going home in the full sense of the word. But from labor he and his friend called not for her only, but also for many Trade at the Progressive •‘Surprise” Store and get at the store to get a dish of cream others. The young people of the your money’s worth if you buy or sell. Always but Harley received word that his community for many years found reliable and honorable in all its dealings. We are father wanted him so he hastened no where a warmer welcome than headquarters for Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, home leaving the cream. Enter her voice and smile gave, or no­ Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Jewelry, Crockery and ing the house he asked for a light where a better laden table than Horse Equipments. and matches were lighted. Harley prepared by her willing hands. Her was very much surprised to see so home also became the home of § many faces. Ice cream and cake children besides her own, one of were served and a pleasant time whom, W m. Tyson, who is among We Want ©Id Chickens, Cash was reported by all. those who mourn, as he received at 1 Night was her Terror. her hands, the care of a mother. or Trade. “I would cough nearly all night I I also became the home of the long,” writes Mrs. Clias. Apple­ aged parents of her companion, gate, of Alexandria, Ind., “and ministering cheerfully to the end could get scarcely any sleep. I of the life of one, and to the other had consumption so bad that if I till her own hands grew feeble and The Surprise, walked a block I would cough trembling. Her life was a life of § frightfully and spit blood, but, ministration and service, and only Store that Sells when all other medicines failed when burdened with great infirm­ The Everything | three $1.00 bottles of Dr. King’s ity, did she finally, but even then CULVER, INDIANA. I New Discovery wholly cured me very reluctantly lay aside active Successors to Adams £» Co. * 8 and I gained 58 pounds.” I t ’s duties and in the spring of 1901 ) e J o absolutely guaranteed to cure consent to live with her children, coughs, colds, lagrippe, bronchitis spending most of the time with the and all throat and lung troubles. oldest daughter Price 50c and $1.00 Trial bottles Through all her years her faith Th e Sherw im - Wil l ia m s P a in t free at T. E. Slattery’s drug store. in God never gave way, and her 8 L A K E SIDE HOTEL W A D I" TO PAI?4T BUILDINGS WITH loyalty to the church never waver­ COVERS MOST, WEARS LONGEST Special Round Trip Tourist Rates. ed. By the sacrement of baptism Vtvo blocks TlJost of ffiepot, And if paint is what you want, we have it, the best paint By way of the Nickel Plate she became a nominal member of on earth for the least money that the best paint can be bought road to points in Iowa, Wisconsin, the Reformed church the first year Newly furnished throughout. Shady porches and first for anywhere. We also have a full line of Minnesota, New Mexico, Texas, of her life, and for 58 years stood class accommodations at reasonable rates. Colorado and Uta.1^ Tickets on in good communion with the same. 1 Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, sale daily from June 1st to Sept. She suffered much for years though m e Most comfortable and Homeiihe Place 30th, 1903, inclusive. Long limits, seldom bedfast and her end came Crysolite and Granite Ware, stop overs and other attractive quite suddenly Sunday, July 19, M Eiie Lake. features. For particulars see near­ 1903, having reached the age of 74 Farming Implements, Plummer’s, Well Driver's and En­ est agent or address C. A. Asterliu, years, 6 months and 10 days. Her <£^5 gineer’s Supplies and that good fence, all at T. P. A., Ft. Wayne, Ind. last Sabbath on earth was changed Miss Myrtle Nearjjass, of Clay- to the eternal Sabbath of heaven. | JOHN S. BUSH, Proprietor. Rock Bottom Prices. pool, Ind., is visiting friends in She leaves husband, three daugh­ i Culver this week. ters, and thirteen grandchildren m m and other relatives and friends to . CALL OR ’PHONE US. . Southern Fruit and Vegetable mourn. Growing. An Enjoyable Day. The fertile lands along the Sunday was very pleasantly Fifty-two Kinds and Styles Louisville & Nashville R. R. spent at the home of Dr. and Mrs. in Alabama, West Florida and Rogers, when all the children and OF COOK BROS., Mississippi are veritable bo­ grand-children gathered at their nanzas for the fruit grower home and spent the day. I t was WIND MILLS, a nd truck gardener. One man the first time in about six years U p = to *d a tc sold from one single acre, 100 that the family had all been to­ barrels of radishes for 3900 gether and the occasion was great­ Gasoline Engines, gross; another patch of 4 acres ly enjoyed. Those from a dis­ Tanks and Heaters. A radishes yielded $1,403 net. tance were: E. L. Rogers, wife and In the spring of 1(.K)2, another son, of Logansport; Clark Griffith, written guarantee for one truck grrdener sold 300 barrels wife and son, of Huntington, year given on all goods sold of potatoes in Pittsburgh from Richard Hogan, and family of 3 acres of ground for $1,548, Kewanna; Ray Rogers, of Mc­ by...... and after paying all expenses, Keesport and Don Rogers, of WHEN cleared $892 or $297.33 per Peru. W. M. GRUBB, Salesman. acre. W ithin two weeks after selling his potatoes, corn was Working Night and Day. Is a dollar the most valuable? Everyone knows that— its up and watermelon vines were The busiest and mightiest little when spent at “The Cash Store.” Call and be convinced that running on the same land. He* thing that was ever made is Dr. D. B. YounQ, our stock of...... harvested his corn, sold his King’s New Life Pills. These melons, and afterwards cut pills change weakness intostrentgh Machinist and Boiler Maher. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes and two crops of hay off of the listlessness into energy, brain-fag Repairing Boilers and Engines same land, and on January into mental power. They’re won­ a specially... 20, 1903, was planting it derful in building up the health. General Merchandise again in potatoes. Strawber­ Only 25c per box. Sold by AISO AGENT FOR THE ries yield from $300 to $550 T. E. Slattery. Is the best and most reasonable priced in the city. per acre; as high as 12,480 quarts of luscious berries Argos Victorious. Fairbanks and Morse Gasoline Engines have been grown on a single The Argos Greys and the Knox Culver, Indiana. acre. Address ball teams crossed bats at Argos G. A. P a r k , Sunday, the former winning by a The Cash Store, Gen’l Industrial and Immigration score of 6 to 0. The next game Agent, Louisville & Nashville will be played at Knox on August J. SAINE & SON, Props. R. R . Co., Louisville, Ky. 9th. Read the A d s in “The Citizen.” HIDDEN PICTURE PUZZLE. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, Notre Dame, Indiana. We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Notre Dame Univers­ ity, one of the great educational institu­ tions of the West, which appears in another column of this paper. Those of our read­ ers who may have occasion to look up a college for their sons during the coming year would do well to correspond with tha "President, who will send them a catalogue free of charge, as well as all particular* regarding terms, courses of studies, etc. Private rooms are given free to students of the Sophomore, Junior or Senior years of any of the Collegiate Courses. There is a thorough preparatory school in connection with the University, in which students of all grades will have every op­ Porascls That Are Toilet Bottles. starts out for a long walk, the longer pound to a paste the yolks of five hard- portunity of preparing themselves for The newest parasol and umbrella the better. She chooses the sunny boiled eggs, a small piece of butter, higher studies. The Commercial Course has more than one mission to fulfil. side of the street and starts off at a a little salt, a teaspoonful of anchovy intended for young men preparing for Tho-:e of latest importation have rich­ smart trot. If she is seeking for slim­ sauce, a teaspoonfui of curry powder, business, may be finished in one or two years according to the ability of the student. ly and exquisitely carved art nouveau ness she covers five miles without a teaspoonful of bread crumbs and a St. Edward’s Hall, for boys under thirteen, handles of whitest ivory. They are resting. tablespocnful of French dressing. The is a unique department of the institution. long and heavy and screw on to the paste should have the consistency of The higher courses are thorough in every respect, and students will find every op­ wooden Shaft that supports their silk­ Fancy Waist. butter. Spread it between thin slices portunity of perfecting themselve* in any en mounting. These handles are hol­ Blouse of gray louisine, made- with of buttered bread, placing a lettuce line of work they may choose to select. low and contain a tiny six-inch vial box plaits and trimmed with bands of leaf in each sandwich. Trim and cut Thoroughness in class-work, exactness in the care of students, and devotion to the to be filled with cologne or toilet wat­ cerise liberty. The in the usual manner. best interests of all, are the distinguishing er. By pressing an ornament in the front is ornament- characteristics of the University of Notre carving of the handle, the top of the ed with motifs Dame. Dainty Floral Muslins. Sixty years of active work in the cause vial opens and sends out a spray of and pendants of Floral muslins and delaines will of education have made this institution its fragrant contents to moisten a passementerie. make prcttysummer dresses later on, famous all over the country. handkerchief or dampen the temples The shoulder col- and there are many daintily embroid­ of a fatigued or fainting lady. Some­ J p y fim ,m $ { lar, tucked all Was It Original? ered Indian muslins to be seen, with times the handle of the parasol Is iff] i ,B over, is bordered The person giving us the following elaborate floral designs worked in filled with delicious Russian salts in­ tfjj k with the cerise incident does not vouch for its orig­ wnite soft thread upon cream-colored stead of cologne. band an(* trimmed inality, but, be it original or quoted, grounds. W ith touches of black or of ^ with applique mo- the child made a pretty good hit: vivid emerald green upon the bodices Pretty Theater Waist. ! ifs of black chan- A geography lesson was being in­ these Indian muslin gowns will be Elouse of straw-colored silk trim­ P kJfo tillv. The sleeves dulged in and happened to be on the med with lace and with bunches of W *MI are plaited on the charming for garden parties. far east. Among other things, the grapes in a rais- I % outside, the plaits teacher asked this: “W hat is the ed. white applique I k\ opening out to Blouse cf Ecru Tusser Silk. INOCULATES HIMSELF chief product of the Malay penin­ embroidery. The form puffs, which The yoke and tops of the sleeves WITH TETANUS GERMS sula?” Quick as thought, a dancing­ # lace forms a sort arc drawn in to form cuffs- trimmed are plain and trimmed with tabs of KANSAS CORN eyed girl replied, “Malaria.” of yoke, w i t h with the cerise bands. The girdle is the material piped points extending Needle Slips and Young Bacteriologist There is more Catarrh in this section of tha of the cerise liberty.— Neueste Blou- I with red taffeta country than all other diseases put together, and d o w n on the sen. and striped diag- Is Not Likely to Recover until the last few years was supposed to ba incur- sleeves, and a onally with red and MAY BE RUINED From Lockjaw. abls. For a great many years doctors pronounced m M M M waistcoat border- it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, Here Is Something Nice. yellow galloon. To and by constantly failing to cure with local treat­ fk kJM ed with a band of ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has Savory Cheese— Put six ounces of this yoke the M . St. Paul, Minn., dispatch: Assist­ §> the silk and fast- Hot Winds Threaten to Des- proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and grated'cheese and a tablespoonful of blouse is plaited ant City Bacteriologist Herman Scho- therefore requires constitutional treatment. H n ll’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., f \ ened with passe- fine cornmeal into a basin, mix thor- in fine plaits ■ troy the Crop in berg will die as the result of acci­ I menterie straps Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on tha j oughly. flavor with a pinch each of which open out W. dental inoculation of tetanus germs market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 jLffi ~ and slrass buttons drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon tha ground mace and cayenne, add the about half way / i f H i w ' j)',S» £j lhat State. while working in the city laboratory over a plastron of blood sind mucous surfaces of the system. They yolks of two eggs, a tablespocnful of •lown. In the mid- M ull> in connection with an accident case offer one hundred dollars for any case it f ai Is to cura. f f s t r a w colored Send for circulars and testimonials. Address cream and one ounce of ooile.1 butter; die of the front is on the Fourth of July. ) i / mousseline de soie. MERCURY REACHES HIGH MARK F. J. C H E N E Y & C O., Toledo. O hio. work the mixture till smooth, pour a wide box plait. js While he was trying to inject the Sold by Druggists. 75c. y which is shirred H all's Family Pills are the best. into a saucepan, and stir over the The full sleeves fef £ germs into a live rabbit the needle and puffed and covered at the bottom Thermometer Registers Well Over fire until it begins to thicken, then are plaited at the W vn slipped and penetrated the index fin­ Had Many to Pick From. v ruffles of white lace. The sleeves let cool. Take some light rough paste, top in the same j (H 100 Degrees in Many Places— Boun­ ger of his left hand to the bone. Josie Dilson, a woman of twenty- are made and trimmed to correspond. roll it out into two even-sized pieces, way and are finish­ teous Rains May Yet Save Grain— The first symptoms of lockjaw have seven, living at Trenton, N. J., who — Wiener Mode Album. spread one with the mixture, moisten ed with deep cuffs trimmed .with the Fifty Per Cent Loss Is Reported. developed in spite of the most ener­ offered a salary of $100 a month for the edges, brush over with beaten egg. tabs.—Wiener Chic. getic action on the part of city health a husband, has had 4,000 offers. The Curvature of the Earth. cut into even-sized squares, and bake officials and the best medical skill At the last reception and exhibition Topeka, Kan., special: Cool weath­ for fifteen minutes. Serve hot. obtainable. Dealers say that as soon as a cus­ o f the Royal Society in London, H. Claret Jelly With Cream. er and slight rains have temporarily Considering the manner in which tomer tries Defiance Starch it is im­ Ynle Oldham showed how one could Soak an ounce of gelatine in a gill of saved the corn crop of Kansas from he was inoculated with the deadly possible to sell them any other cold demonstrate the curvature of the earth water, and then pour over it half a pint destruction, but even so, the crop is poison, it is not thought he can re­ water starch. It can be used cold with a camera having a Dallmeyer of boiling water and stir till the gela­ greatly damaged. It is estimated that cover. Attempts so far made to or boiled. - telephoto lens. A canal in Norfolk is half a crop on an average is all that tine has dissolved; add one pint and a counteract the poison have met with Unless a man has good backing h* crossed by two bridges six miles quarter of claret, the juice of half a can be expected. discouraging results. He is a young is seldom able to put on a bold front apari; marks were fixed on both lemon, and sufficient sugar to taste. If Most of the damage has been done man who has made a brilliant record Bridges and half way between them, you have it, also a little noyeau. Place in the vicinity of Pratt. There has Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. as a bacteriologist, and has been in For children teething, softens the gums, reduces la* all three at the same level above the the jelly in a wetted border mold, and been no rain there for six weeks and the service of the city for nine Banimation, allay* pain, cures wind cotlc. 25c a ->otlla. water. The camera permitted of when set turn out. Fill the cavity the corn crop is ruined, but, fortunate­ To serve wan meats: years. The will of the people disinherits photographing the three marks from with flavored whippeu cream tinted a ly, wheat is the staple of that section. a W ith roast beef, grated horseradish. good many candidates. the one end, and the middle mark ap­ delicate pink. The thermometer registered 109 there BARBERS TO FIGHT STATE LAW pears above the others. Roast veal, tomato or horseradish sauce. Wednesday afternoon and thrashing Iowa Farms $4 Per Acre Cash, Roast mutton, currant jelly. was delayed, as the laborers were un­ Milwaukee Men Allege Examining balance H crop till paid. M ULH ALL, Slooz City. la. Pretty Door Drapery. Roast pork, apple sauce. able to stand the extreme heat. Wheat, Board Will Benefit the Politicians. Russia has fifty-seven warships at Abolish the cheap, trashy, musty, however, will average twenty bushels Roast lamb, mint sauce. Milwaukee, Wis., special: The bar­ Port Arthur. disease-breeding cosy corner out of to the acre. Roast turkey, chestnut dressing, bers of the city are concerned in a Only Fit for Fodder. cranberry jelly. movement to make a concerted fight Roast goose, tart apple sauce. Hutchinson, Wellington, Alma, Abi­ on the law requiring barbers to take Roast canvasback duck, apple bread, Dampen the clothes for ironing with lene, Florence and other places in the cut a license and creating a barbers’ black currant jelly. hot water. This dampens them much central portion of the state report that board. William Schailier, who has a Roast quail, currant jelly, celery more evenly than cold; also the things a careful examination of the cornfields shop on Wisconsin street, says the sauce. will be found ready for the ironing revealed the fact that the corn had law is a farce and that the Barber’s Roast chicken, bread sauce. more quickly. been badly fired in spots. The leaves Benevolent Association would take ac­ Fried chicken, cream gravy, corn A wooden rolling pin, without han­ of the early product are beginning to tion looking toward making a legal fritters. dles and covered with flannel is used shrivel badly and cannot make any­ contest. thing much better than fodder. by one woman when pressing sleeves “It is not at all the law we sent to It will take the most favorable kind Sandwiches You Will Like. and wristbands. The pin is inserted the legislature,” he said, “and the only of weather for the next six weeks to Sandwich a la Mars.—Take equal into the sleeve, which,, she says, will people who can possibly benefit by it make anything like a corn crop in most quantities of almonds and walnuts and then press as readily as if it were a are a few politicians who have places of the Kansas counties. The flood in chop them fine. Moisten with a little flat surface. on the barbers’ board. W e propose to French dressing, then spread on thin The care of gold decorations on May made it necessary for most of the raise a fund and test its constitutional­ slices of buttered bread. Add a crisp china has been a source of debate with crop 'to be replanted. The corn had ity.” leaf of lettuce to each slice, cover with housekeepers. Many believe that it barely started to grow, when the the other buttered slice, press together should not be put into hot water. A ground baked hard -around it. The FREE TOO LATE TO SEE MOTHER gently, trim off the brown crust and dealer says that it will stand unlim­ weather since then has been exces­ cut diagonally in two. ited washings in hot water if soap is sively hot most of the time and the Man Serves Seventeen Years for Crime ~ mrs. Anoerson, a prominent plants have had no chance to grow. Celery Sandwich.— Chop and then omitted. Never Committed. society woman of Jacksonville, Hot Winds Threaten Crop. Kansas City, Mo., July 24.— Hot Des Moines dispatch: Minard L. Fla., daughter of Recorder of winds have been blowing in southern Hanlenbeck returned to Des Moines Deeds, West, says: # to see his aged mother, but she your hall. The art of draping began and southwestern Kansas and in west­ “ There are but few wives and ern Oklahoma for the first time this had died two weeks before his arrival. long before the birth of Christ, in the He was pardoned from the Colorado mothers who have not at times en­ days of semi-barbaric people, and yet, season and corn growers in those re­ dured agonies and such pain as only gions are somewhat concerned. Very state prison July 8, Paul Miller Cook, women know of. I wish such women when it comes to furnishing a house, whom he was found guilty of having some of us are semi-barbaric yet. Let little damage has been done yet, but knew the value of Lydia E. Pink- murdered in 1885, having been found ham’s Vegetable Compound. It us not fill our rooms too full; far bet­ the extreme .heat, the mercury being to be alive. He was imprisoned in is a remarkable medicine, different in ter have fewer furnishings, and the •well above .100 for days at a time, has 1886 and served seventeen years for a action from any other I ever knew and few of better quality. Most important dried the ground out pretty thorough­ crime which he did not commit, and thoroughly reliable. of all. have your color schemes har­ ly and corn will not stand many days was pardoned too late to see his “ I have seen cases where women monious in their general effects, and of hot winds. mother. doctored for years without permanent do rot try to make impossible combi­ Reports that corn is suffering al­ benefit who were cured in less than nations. ready from the dry weather come also three months after taking your Vege­ PRINCE FLEES FROM THRONE The accompanying sketch shows an from Leavenworth. Phillips, Geary table Compound, while others who arched door leading from hall to li­ and other as widely separated Kansas were chronic and incurable came out cured, happy, and in perfect health brary. The drawing sufficiently ex­ counties, but the conditions in all Rumors Say Ferdinand Is Scared by Revolution in Bulgaria. after a thorough treatment with this plains the method of treatment. This these regions jjre local, there being medicine. I have never used it myself and a couch with a ka-zak cover large areas between of abundant mois­ Vienna cablegram: The Stampa and without gaining great benefit. A thrown over it is sufficient drapery ture and booming corn. other Belgrade papers publish rumors few doses restores my strength and for any large hall.—Los Angeles Over tne greater corn growing area of a revolution in Bulgaria, which say appetite, and tones up the entire Times. of Kansas the need of rain is serious­ that Prince Ferdinand, on the advice system. Your medicine has been tried ly felt and the crop is now at a criti­ of his government, is about to flee, or and found true, hence I fully endorsa it.” — M r s . R . A. Anderson, 225 Wash­ Needed for a Picnic. cal stage. The weather of the next has fled, to Belgrade. The rumors have not been officially confirmed. It ington St., Jacksonville, Fla. — $5000 A spot cn the edge of the woods, two weeks will determine in great forfeit I f original o f above testimonial proving genu­ with water near. Several persons measure what the harvest will be. is said at Belgrade that there have ineness cannot be produced. with a "sense of humor. A camp fire Reports from, several counties in been fifty-four night assassinations, The experience and testimony where corn and potatoes may be roast­ western Kansas indicate great heat. mostly of soldiers on duty in Prince of some of the most noted women ed, and coffee boiled. A red tablecloth In Rice county the thermometer Ferdinand's palace guard. of America go to prove, beyond and little red-fringed napkins. Wood­ reached 107 in the shade, the highest a question, that Lydia E. Pink- ever known there. Harvey county re­ Magnate Drops Dead. ham ’s Vegetable Compound will en plates, knives, forks and spoons correct all such trouble at once All sorts of sandwiches, carefully ports high temperature, and corn, New York dispatch: E. W. Bliss, packed and wrapped in waxed paper. which is just tasseling. damaged 50 of the E. W. Bliss company, the larg- toring the organs to a healthy Rye bread with chopped peppers, per cent by drouth and hot winds. ’est machinery firm in Brooklyn, who and normal condition. brown bread with cream cheese, let­ Pawnee county reports 110 in the was one of the ninety-two “captains tuce and chopped and seasoned meat shade. -Corn and feed crops damaged. of industry” who took luncheon with sandwiches are best. Lettuce in a As far east as Reno county hot winds Prince Henry on his visit here, pail and dressing in a bottle. Tiny were blowing,- but the ’corn is not yet dropped dead in his library at Owl’s Tmttereci biscuits. Deviled eggs in damaged. Bay Head Ridge. waxed paper wrappers. A roast chick­ en, disjointed and ready for slicing. Pirates Are Beaten. Dies of Broken Neck. Ice cream in bricks and w'bole cakes. San Francisco dispatch: Advices New York special: Daniel L. Stev­ A nice picnic menu is: Sandwiches, from Canton say that Lam-Cbing Wa, ens of the Equitable Life Assurance cold brea’st of chicken, cold veal loaf, the wealthy Honolulu Chinese, who Society was found, dying in his home watercress, potato salad and stuffed was captured by river pirates on June and died on the way to a hospital. eggs, cake, coffee and ice cream. 17 and held for ransom, has been re­ County Physician Kedzie said death leased by government troops. was due to a broken neck. Exercise Brings Beauty. Every woman who wishes to retain Kills Son, Then Self. Injury to Fire Chief. her health and beauty should walk a< Memphis, Tenn., dispatch: George Louisville, Ky.. special: Fire Chief least two njiles a day. As soon a.c Churchill, a. well-to-do planter living James Meyer of the Covington Fire It Cures CoMk, Convh®. Sore Thr' at, Crnup, influ­ breakfast is finished the woman whc enza, Wuoo(ii:ii; Cou^ti, Hronehitis and Ac'-kma. near this place, ended a family diffi­ Department was caught under the fall­ A cm A in c t'o for Consumption in first stages, knows the proper way to care for he' culty by fatally shooting his son and ing walls of a burning warehouse here and a stsro rrliff In advanced stages. 1’ne at odcs. health rests for half an hour and then You will see the excellent effect after taking tha then blowing out his own brains. and suffered a broken leg. flrst dose. Sold by dealers everywhere. L u g e . iZ cent* and SO cents. THE MAN WITH A GROUCH. Snmoer Is a toed time to treat Chronic Kidney, Blsdder, and Crloary troubles with Doan’s Kidney Pills; C O M FO RT , FOR TWENTY YEARS MAJOR WARS KIDNEY they conquer the most stubborn eases. His Latest Kick Is the Arrangement of SUFFERED FROM CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS. Aching backs are eased. much pain in my baetej &* the Months. Hip, back, and loin pains tim e w ent on I could hardly* overcome. Swelling of the endure i t ; I could n o t scan4, “I don’t see why they didn’t regulate except fo r a few m om ents a t things differently,” said the positive lim bs and dropsy signs a time ; 1 grew weak and vanish. exhausted ; I could not even man who complains about the heat. They correct urine with do lig h t housework : I couldj “Those people who fixed up the calen­ brick dust sediment, high no t sroop or bend ; m y hea4 colored, pain In passing, ached severely ; Iw as’inpaia dar made a mighty poor job of it, it from my head down to my dribbling, frequency, bed seems to me.” he els: centering in the kid- A e S IC B H W E wetting. Doan's Kidney Piils neys it was a heai’y, steady, “You couldn’t make any difference Geology and Agriculture. remove calculi and graveL sickening ache ; I could not in the weather.” Relieve heart palpitation, rest nights, and got up mornings weak and tired. .I The realm of agricultural knowledge “I couldn’t? That shows just how sleeplessness, h e a d a c h e , nervousness, dizziness. thought I was about dona is broadening. The farmer of to-day thoughtless the world is. There’s for, when T saw Doan's Kid­ •inows more than the farmer of the ney Pills advertised. Within about one man in 200 who really has past, and the farmer of the future Mrs. James Beck of 314 For free trial bo*, mail this coupon to a week after commencing ideas, and the other 199 generally put West Whitesboro Street, Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. If aDove their use 1 began to im prove, must’ be still more widely informed. Rom e, N. Y ., sa y s: “ I was spaco is Insufficient, write address on sepa­ and from that time on rapidly in most of their time making fun of rate slip. New facts are entering into our agri­ troubled with my kidneys for grew better. I used ftv* him. They let the short months, like eight or nine years; had boxes in a ll and was cured.’* cultural problems. Geology even is February and November and April, taking its place in the curriculum of come in cold weather, when we could the learning farmer. Who would have EDUCATIONAL. stand the temperature. Why didn’t suspected that learning about geologi­ cal formations would help increase they put ’em all in a bunch in the sum­ mer time, so that we could get through the crops on a certain farm! Yet such knowledge is proving both valuable with it? Here we are compelled to and gratifying to the farmer. To il­ drag along with the longest months lustrate: and the longest days and the hottest weather at the same time. No won­ The soil survey in Illinois has shown der so many people get disgusted with a few general types of soil, which have the way things are run.” —Washing­ the same characteristics wherever ton Star. they are found. This soil has been an­ DANGEROUS alyzed and tested by pot culture and ST. MARY’S ACADEMY. its deficiencies noted. The farmer on Notre Dame, In d . Every' housewife gloats such soil has only to know that he We c a ll the attention of our readers to THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, Pe-ru-na Creating a National Sensation in the Cure is on such soil to know also how to the advertisement of St. Mary’s Academy, NOTRE DAMB, INDIANA. over finely starched which appears in another column of this of Chronic Ailments of the Kidneys. treat it to get the best results. Among FULL COURSES IN Classics, Letters, Eco­ Jinen end white goods. the classes of soils so examined and paper. We do not need to expatiate upon nomics and History, Journalism, Art, Science, Major T. H. Mars, of the First Wiscon­ w h ic h a re the scholastic advantages of St. Mary’s for Pharmacy, Law, Civil, Mechanical and Elec­ analyzed we note the “unglaciated.” trical L'r.glneerlng, Architecture. C o n ce it is justifiable; s in Cavalry regiment, writes from 1425 sure to follow the catalogue of the school shows the scope of work included in its curriculum, which Thorough Preparatory and Commercial Dunning street, Chicago, 111., the following This soil wherever found has been Courses. if the poisons Fp- isof the highest standard, and is carried out a fte r u s in g Defiance letter: are allowed formed from the original rock masses Rooms Free to all students who have com­ faithfully in the class rooms. We simply pleted the studies required for admission into the “ Foryears I suffered with catarrh of to remain. It without the assistance of glaciers. emphasize the spirit of earnest devotion Sorhomore. Junior or Senior Year of any of tha Starch. It gives a the kidneys contracted in the army. gives g re a t J " There is a large area of this soil in which makes every teacher at St. Mary's Ccllegirte Courses. stiff, glossy white* Medicine did not help we any until a vigor to the southern Illinois, comprised largely in loyally strive to develop each young girl Rooms to Rent, moderate charge to students attendant there into tne truest, noblest, over seventeen preparing for Collesiate Courses. comrade who had been helped by Pe­ heart's action the counties of Massac, Pulaski, A limited number of Candidates for the Eccle­ ness to the clothes ru na advised me to try it. I bought and digestive and most intelligent; womanhood. Every siastical stats w ill be received at special rates. Union, Alexander, Johnson, Pope and advantageof equipment in the class rooms, eome at once, and soon found blessed system, both St. Edward's Hall, for boys under 13 years, is and does not rot’ Hardin, and parts of adjoining coun­ laboratories and study rooms, every care in unique in the completeness of its equipment. relief. I kept taking it four months, of which are the matter of food and clothing, and ex­ The 6Dth Year will open September 8, 1903. and am now w ell and strong and feel apt to f a il ties. The county of Calhoun in the • ceptional excellence of classic conditions— Catalogues Free. Address P. O. Box 247. them. It Is abso­ better than I have done for the past r a p id ly in western part of the state and Jo Da- j all these features are found at St. Mary’s, REV. A . MORRiSSEY, C. S. C., President. lutely pure. It is twenty years, thanks to Peruna. ” — this disease. viess county in the northwest part of in the perfection of development onl y to be ST. M ARY’S ACADEMY T. ti. Mars. Peruna cures catarrh of the kidneys sim pK obtained by the consecration of devoted the state also escaped glacial action, j lives to educational Christian work, in a NOTRE DAME, INDIANA the most economical At the appearance of the first symptom because it cures catarrh wherever located to their own detriment. These ungla­ One SEii-i West of Notre Dame University, spot favored by the Lord. Most beautifully and healthfully located. Conducted of kidney trouble, Peruna should be taken. If you do not derive prompt and satis­ ciated soils have been found to con­ because li goes This remedy strikes at once the very root factory results from the use of Peruna, by the Sisters of the Holy Cross. Chartered 1855. En­ tain an undesirable amount of acid; A Proper Bath. joying a national patronage. Thorough English, of tha disease. It at once relieves the write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a Olissfoal, Scientific and Commercial Courses, ad­ farthest, dees more that is, they are very sour. They are This Is a story told on Mr, George vanced Chemistry and Pharmacy. Regular' Col­ catarrhal kidneys of the stagnant blood, full statement of your case and he will be legiate Degrees, Preparatory Department trains and costs less than reventing the escape of serum from the pleased to give you his valuable advice all exceedingly deficient in nitrogen, A. McNutt, the Chestcrfieldian pas­ upils for regular, special or collegiate courses, senger agent of the M., K. & T. R ’y: Shvsical Laboratory well equipped. lood. Peruna stimulates the kidneys to gratis. and this nitrogen lack cannot be sup­ Xhe Conservatory of Music Is conducted on plans others. To be had of all excrete from the blood the accumulating Address Dr. Hartman, President of The plied through plants while the soil is In his travels through Nebraska he of the best Conservatories. The A rt Department is E modeled after leading A rt Schools. M inim Depart­ poison, and thus prevents the convulsions grocers at »6 oz. Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. sour, as the nodule bacteria will not stopped overnight in a small town and ment for children under twelve years. Physical live in acid soil. registered at the hotel pointed out to Culture under direction of graduate of Dr. Sargent’s Xorinal School of Physical Train ins. for io c . But it is an easy matter to cure him by the conductor as the best in The best modern educational advantages for fitting young women f'-r lives of usefulness. The constant this acidity by the addition of lime in town. In the morning he wanted to growth of the Academy has again necessitated the take a bath and consulted the pro­ erection of additional fine buildings with latest quantities of 500 to 1,000 pounds per Hygienic equipments. Moderate cost. New school acre, if the soil is plowed to a depth of prietor about it. The proprietor year begins yeptember Sth. Mention this paper. t h e d efia n c e s t a rc h CO, shouted back to the rear: “Here’, For catalogue and special information apply to six inches only. As it is necessary The Directress of ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, OMAHA, NEB.’ to grow leguminous crops in order to Tom, this here gent wants a bath. Notre Dame, Indiana. Bromo-Seltzer put the nitrogen into the soil, the soil Bring the fixin's.” Tom soon appear­ must be lined. Had this been known ed, carrying a cake of yellow soap, REAL ESTATE. Promptly cures all years ago, these soils would have a towel and a pick. “What's the pick been treated as indicated and would for?” asked George. “Why,” said the farms in Stare, devoted to proprietor, “you’ll have to dam up to special crops. 168 acres, all under plow ; good have been yielding profitable harvests. wells and living s p rin g ; buildings ilrst-class; V/* the crick.” miles from market, 3 miles from Lyons; has 65 acres ESCAPE THE In fact many of these lands that sell HEAT orchard, 16 acres basket willows and ginseng garden. H e a d a c h e s for $25 per acre are declared by Pro­ W ill sell at bargain andllberal terms. For particulars, by a trip through the The Thousand Islands. inquire of owner. C A . OOBTZUAN, Lyons, I-i. Y. fessor Cyril G. Hopkins to be as valu­ SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA There may be somewhere on the able as the lands worth $100 per acre GRAND OREGON STOCK AMD FARM earth a more delightful region than property. 8.100 acres along river. 2.000 tillable. Kich on the line of tbs after they have been treated with lime soli ami elegantly located. Completely Improved. that of the Thousand Islands, but if Great for colonv. Price $10 per acre; third cash, and devoted for a few years to the balance liberal terms. Exceptional opportunity/Write growing of legumes. It is thus that there Is, it has not been discovered. It Q uickly or come. BOX 14, ROSEEURG, OREGON. Canadian Pacific Ry. (Soo-Pa&fic Route.) the geologist and the chemist are is the Venice of America, but also I HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF GOOD has good hotels that can be kept F A R M S from 5 to 250 acres, for sale at low prices A Route of placing within our reach knowledge and easy terms. Near Warren and Youngstown, that is to double the value of millions warm if there shall happen to be a Ohio Send for list. J. C. MURRAY, Warren, 0. Mighty Mountains of acres of our farm lands. cold rainy evening. It is as fine as SAP CRi £ by F. B. Cunningham, 309 W onderful Cascade* W h o ’s rAnffld lu ll OftLt Weston ISM-.'., Clinton, Iowa. Immense Glaciers the Bay of Naples, with 2,000 pictur­ 1,100 acres, 3-stor^ stone house; Mother tenant houses, A p p a l l i n g Canons Kaffir Corn. esque Islands scattered along the basement barn oo.v;*0. 24 ft, posts: fruit of ail kinds; fine lawn audi-hade trees. Other good Improvements, There are two varieties that Kansas twenty-five miles of one of the most several tine running springs; * 0 acres fenced hog unequalled in any country in the world. The only Afraid beautiful rivers in the world. You t Ight, well fenced and cross fenced: 20 rods to station; d u s t ie s s r o u t e and coolest trip on the coar farmers have found most desirable for tinent. Round trip tickets will ba sold to forage—the black hulled white and can find out a great deal regarding it $30 pf The childish confidence which this the red Kaffir, says a bulletin of the in No. 10 of the “Four-Track Series,” FOR SALE—A line well Improved stock farm in Allen V a n c o u v e r, B. C. County, Kansas. 560 acres. Splendid water, shade V icto ria, B. C. illustration portrays shows exactly the Kansas station. The black hulled “The Thousand Islands.” Copy will be and grass In the gas belt; free gas for all domestic white has a short stocky stalk, with mailed free on receipt of a 2-eent purposes and cash gas rent al. 1 miles to good town. Seattle, Wash. confidence of everyone who has ever used Liberal terms T. E. ZIEGLER, LaEarpe, Kans. short joints and quite numerous leaves stamp by George H. Daniels, General Tacoma, Wash; ETcrC HOMESTEAD LAND. Goodlandnear of medium large size. The Red Kaffir Passenger Agent, Grand Central Sta­ » fU»a* coal, near wood, near town; good water Portland, Ore: is from seven to ten days earlier than tion,. New York. In abundance, ts the fertile noil of W ard County Dr. Caldwell's at Stanley And I can locate you, sell you land, town the white variety, but grows taller, lots, or loan you money, and what inure do you want? *00 f : His Right to a Living. M\-prices are right. For particulars, call or write FOR \ hlliUU FHOM has a smaller per cent of foliage and P E R R Y NOLAN, U. S. Land Locater, Stanley, N. D. S50 CHICAGO Syrup Pepsin When Robert C. Morris was presi­ (Corresponding Rates From Other Points.') grows a reduced yield of grain. Kaffir CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS. corn can be sowed broadcast or drilled dent of the Republican County Com­ Write for our new, illustrated list of 200 farm9 (A Laxative) with w ith description and price of each. On line from August 1st to 14th, good to rsturn until in rows. The latter method seems to mittee he was a “mark” for men who of the Missouri Central Electric R. R., the longest October 15th, 1903. Slopovers will be granted at have proven most satisfactory. It can banked on hard-luck tales. Just be­ in the world. Great educational Centre. Best Blue all points. Perhaps no medicine ever put on the Crass, Grain and Stock section ot Missouri. Lands be drilled in rows the same distance fore he sailed for Venezuela a well- lowest In the U. S., for reasons which the list makes The Great Glacier of the Selkirks market has met with such phenomenal clear. Liberal terms arranged. Get this informa­ apart as corn—three to three and a dressed fellow approached him as he tion. GEO. W . HAMILTON & SON, Fulton, Mo. Lakes in the Clouds cures and the output of our laboratory half feet apart. The kernels should was leaving the Fifth Avenue hotel. Yoho Valley has increased steadily 500 per cent every be drilled in, one in a place a few inches “Beg your pardon,” said the man, improved, well located B a n f f stock and grain farm in JIarion County, Kansas. year. This speaks volumns for Dr. Caid-. apart in the row. It can be planted “it’s really too ridiculous, but--- ” Term of years; cash rent only; references required. and many other places of interest are situated Address W . E. SCOTT, PEABODY, KANSAS. oa this iine. well’s Syrup Pepsin which is positively with a grain drill, a one horse corn “Hold on,” interrupted Mr. Morris. For descriptive illustrated literature and itr guaranteed to cure dyspepsia, indiges­ drill or a two horse corn planter with “You told me that story last week. formation write w ith dark topsoll A. C. SHAW, tion, constipation, malaria and all troubles arising from the stomach (excepting drill attachment. If tire grain drill Now I am going to turn you over to and clay subsoil; close to towns and railroads; great the police.” bargain, Retail ?0 to $3, Minnesota Park Associa­ Gen. Agent Pass'r Dept* cancer) and if you will purchase a 50 cent or $1.00 bottle from your druggist it is used it is best to stop up all but tion. 315 Bank of Commerce Bidg., Minneapolis. Minn. “My dear sir,” exclaimed the beggar, CHIGACO. will be a complete revelation to you. Heads off biliousness, induces sound and two holes. The amount of seed the Kansas station finds best is one bushel bristling up, “I want you to understand Cheyenne County, Neb. 140 acres in cultlv refreshing sleep, cures nervousness, and is praised by women in all parts of tlon; 20 acres a.falfa, balance hay and pasture; cuts to five acres, seed weighing 56 pounds that I have as good a right to make a 100 tons of hay. house, stable, corrals, young orchard the country. living as you have.”—New York and small fruit. Fronts on North Platte River. per bushel. The seed should be put SO shares of ditch stock; all smooth bottom land; W e w ill be glad to send you a sample bottle and a Httla in about as deep as wheat. It Times. good soil; suitable for farming and stock raising. ELLIOTT’S $22.50 per acre, small i:a*h payment, liberai'tenus ar­ booklet on stomaeh troubles if you will send us a postal. should be cultivated same as corn, The Time of Awakening. ranged for balance. R. H. W IL L IS . Bridgeport, Neb. but care need be taken not to cultivate m m m a s p h a lt PEPSIN SYRUP COMPANY, Our Katy publications are decidedly Monficello, I1L too deep as the roots early in the County. Interesting and tend to show how a 5 acre to 6.000 acre tracts, improved and unimproved. plant’s growth reach from row to Prices from $2,50 per acre. Lovely climate; plenty G6ATSN6 shrewd business man may make of rain; nc crop failures. 820 acres, farm ing and row. If the crop be desired for both Is pnre Asphalt combined with prepared Linseed money. The possibilities are great timber, $1,120. So acres, Improved, fine buildings, grain and fodder it should be cut with $2,200. 13 acres. Improved, running water, $1,000. O il and Pine Creosote i wood preservative.) Made along the line of the M., K. & T. Ry., 3.200 acres, sheep ranch, bargain, »16,000. Write In Black, Maroon, and Dark Green, and is the THE COUNTY OF COOK SERIES F, a corn binder, when the seed is ripe for particulars. F.asy terms. Many other bargains. best aud most durable coating for a tia, shingle, and we shall be glad to mail you sev­ POAGE & WOODW ARD, Mendocino Co., California. or felt ro«f POSSIBLE TO M AKE. Win add and put into shocks. The Kansas sta­ at least 10 years to the life of a new or old roof. eral attractive pamphlets bearing on tion reports the average yield for Stops biii leaks permanently. A per:V.ot coating 11 business chances in Missouri, Kansas, for all iron work or for the Inside aud outof wood pei? F I R M I A B B - MINNESOTA, NO. DAKOTA. or Iron water tanks, boats, etc. Requires no skill u m i 1801 mm eons years as 46 bushels, while corn for I m ll m b H H W We bought the land grants of the POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION. Indian Territory and Texas. Address, to apply it. Costs but little more than acheap The Board of Commissioners of Cook county invites proposals for all or any part of Series F. 354 same period averaged 34y2 bushels per Great Northern and Northern Pacific Rys. oil or coal tar paint. “KATY,”’ 603 W ainwright Bldg., St. In Minnesota and North Dakota and can sell you per cent eold bonds of the county of Cook, Illinois. acre. Stock soon tire of Kaffir corn WHITE FOR LITTLE BOOK AND FREE Series F issue is composed of one thousand bonds o f five hundred dollars each, payable in twenty Louis, Mo. BETTER LAND AT SETTER PRICES S A M P L E S with name of nearest assnt. 00) annual installments of twenty-iive thousand dollars '$25,000) each, commcncing on January I, 1904. when fed alone. The feed lacks fat, and on B E T T E S T ERM S and continuing nineteen (19) years thereafter. Interest payable semi-annually, January and July. is deficient in protein and has an ex­ than any Land Co. on earth. To the Farmer or In­ Bids will be received by the county comptroller, room 210 county court house. Getting Back to Business. vestor we cau furnish you with tracts of 40 acrea to cess of starch. Fed alone it is consti­ 100,000 acres. Write us for Maps, Pi ice Lists, etc. ELLIOTT VMHISH WORKS Subscription books w ill be open daily from S :30 o’clock a. m. until 4 :30 o'clock p. m. from July 20 to “This is the first stroke of work H I ’ 31, inclusive. pating to all farm animals. It has to MINNESOTA FARM LAND CO., Halsfed and Fulton Sts., Chicago. I’ve done for three months,” re­ 308-10-12 EndlcottBldg.. ST. PAUL, M INN. The result of such subscription will be reported to the county board on Monday, August 3. 1903. be fed with laxative feeds to obtain Subscribers are required to submit with their subscription currency or certified check made payable marked the genial forger, as, with a to the order of Henry G. Foreman, president of the Board of Commissioners of Cook county, to ih t the best results. •mount of 2 per cent of their subscriptions. flourish, he deftly affixed the signa­ The right is reserved to reject any or all or any part of any subscription. F R E E T O W O I V I E N ! By order of the Board of Commissioners of Cook county. Alsike C-lover. ture to the little bogus check and laid 1 ^-00 B=-J^,SSgSVSS To prove the healis^ and aside his fountain pen. cleansing power ot 1'o ^ tln a WILLIAM McLAREN, Superintendent Public Service. From Farmers’ Review: Possibly of 160 acres each for sale in Stark Co., T o ile t A n tis e p t ic v** w ill N o. D a ko ta . P le n ty of coal, pood w ater some of our readers who own low mail a large trial pnakag# MANY CHILDREN ARE SICKLY.' and good soil. Price $3 lo $8 per acre. A ll with book o? lnstrfttkton* lands may be interested in my experi­ questions about the country and R. R. absolutely free. This s not rates answered. Address ence with alsike clover. Eight years Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children, a tin y sam ple, b u t a targe- used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's >AKOTA-MANITOBA LAND CO. package, enough to t ron-; A SPLENDID 11% INVESTMENT. ago I sowed alsike and timothy on 146 Endicott Bldg., - ST. PAUL, M IN N . 24 Home, New York, cure Summer Complaint, vince anyone ot its value. EASY TO ACQUIRE—PROFITABLE TO OWN. acres of rye on reclaimed marsh land. Women all over the country! Feverishness,Headache,Stomach Troubles, are praising Paxtine for what ( The American W iro and Steel Bed Co. of New York, offer to sell a lim ited am ount It has been cut for hay each year i t has done In Io<-al treat- of Preferred Treasury Stock—125.000.00, at Par. $50 per share, and guarantee an annual Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At until last season. From one-quarter M1SCELLAS’ EO US. 'inent of female tils, curing dividend of 1 2 p a y a b le 1# on the first of every m onth. Not only do we guarantee the all Druggists', 25c. Sample mailed FREE. all inflammation and discharges, wonderful as a principal and 12# dividend, but also send w ith each certificate a written contract to one-third of the hay was alsike and Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. cleansing vaginal douche, for sore throat, nasal guaranteeing to repurchase the stock from you anv tim e you decide to dispose of it. was well lilied by all stock, horses, names of 10 catarrh, as u m o u th wash and to rem ove tartar Sternburgs to Make Western Trip. loiters or less. 10c: one cent additional for each letter and w hiten th e teeth, Send today; 3 t>ostai card WHY KOI SHARE IU THIS WELL-PAY1N3 IMVEST^ENT 1 cattle and sheep. Last season we had over ten. B. D. CO., 1931 Wabansia Av., Chicago, 111, w ill do. f Ambassador and Baroness von SoIUby druggists or sent postpaid by na, 50 Our business is increasing by bounds and jum ps. Our trade increase has been moro to pasture the field with cattle and Ccutjs.'larRe box. Satisfaction guaranteed. than we have anticipated. horses. The clover seemed thicker Sternburg will make an extensive T EE 14. PAXTON CO., Boston, Slas*. ORN W IT H COMFORT. S li Columbus Aid. Our promise and guarantee to pay 12# dividend on preferred stock is based, not on than any time before and was fine pas­ western tour in the fall, going as far Get YOUR Physician's Advice. _ BOOKLET FRICKb b . bare estimates, but on actual facts and figures on what we have already accomp­ as San Francisco. Philadelphia lruss Co., 610 Locust St., Phila, Pa. lished. And we know it will still leave a handsome profit to our company. W e are ture. This season I have only 22 small cattle in the field of fifty acres, part ThGmpson?s Eye Wat0t( equally sure to have sufficient returns brought to the com m on stockholders. Hundreds of dealers say the extra W E C U R E jNOKNIFE.NO PAIN. NO PLASTER. You m ay subscribe for one share or for as m any as you can conveniently carry. wild grass. On the 24 acres of alsike p , , j _ jr. 3 Book and testimonials FREE. Each additional dollar invested w ill pay for itself in a short time. Profitable to the it is much heavier than ever before, quantity and superior quality of De­ v A!« v l K I m a SON CANCER INSTITUTE, W. N. U. CHICAGO, No. 31, 1903 company while it w ill certainly bring you best returns. Moreover, you can have your A T H O M E § 120 W. 42nd St.. N EW YORK. being almost as thick as an average fiance Starch is fast taking place of money that you have invested any tim e you w ant it. all other brands. Others say they When Answering Advertisements It’s true, you m ay never want to dispose of your stock. O f course, it w ill be paying red clover field, while there is con­ AGESTS. Kindiy Mention This Paper. you well, but should you have occasion to need the money for other purposes, you can siderable alsike. growing on other cannot sell any other starch. obtain it w ithin 30 days. You w ill just have to write us a letter, and during the m onth parts of the field where none was ever tallow ing we w ill send you a checlcfor the full am ount of your certificate. A writer in the Tammany Times de­ references, to represent us. sown. It grows -well on low land, even If you w ant to know of our reputation we can give you the best of references from clares that happiness is a delusion, love Salary or commission. Thunder Mountain proposition. banks, bankers and mercantile agencies. Send In your subscription at once. where water stands on top for two or Enough to make us all rich. For particulars, address CUR£3 WHERE ALL FLSE FAILS. is a lie; that only contentment is pos­ W. H. HOOPER. Asotin, Wash. Cut this out. Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use AMERICAN WSRE AND STEEL BED CO., 324 W. 26th ST., NEW YORK. three weeks at a time.— Oscar Dln- in time. Sold by druggists. S- r,. Simpson, Pres. A. Singer, Tre&a. sible with duty well done. Poor devil! widdie. month and expenses. Permanent. A l l checks must be made payable to American Wire and Steel Bed Co. W hat a lot he has missed! Pinaacls Seed ft Nursery Co., Rochester, S. Y. —

Andrew Castleman and wife, of Our County Knox, visited with W m. Castle­ K reuzberger’s Park man Saturday. (Lake Maxinkuckee, Culver.) Correspondents. Mrs. Walter Geiselman, of Cul­ ver, was out on the home place a NEED GLASSES? * » The Best* * MAXINKUCKEE. few days last week. Whiskies, Brandies, Cordials, Get the best. We have the best equipped optical offices in the state at Logansport, Mrs. Shirk spent Sunday at her Clarence Hawkins was home Rhine and Moselle Wines, French cottage on the east side. from South Bend to attend his where we have been established over eight years and have fitted over Clarets, Port and Cherry Ales and grandmothers’s funeral. Mrs. White, of Indianapolis, is Beers, Mineral Waters and a stopping a few weeks at the Dar­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zechiel, of stock of nell cottage. Fostoria, Ohio, are visiting friends 7,500 Pairs of Glasses and relatives a few days ago. Miss Chloe Rector, of Indianap­ Many of them in Culver. A careful and thorough Domestic and olis, is visiting relatives and DELONG. friends in this vicinity. Key West Mr. Letcher Robinson Sundayed Examination Free! Misses Blanche and Gertie at home. Packer are spending a few weeks Patronized and endorsed by publishers of this paper. Local ••• Cigars. Miss Carrie Kline went to Cul­ in Rochester. ver Sunday. and long distance telephones, both office and residence. Mrs. Clyde Brugh, of Germany, Miss Annette Stubbs visited and Mrs. N. Blair and children, of DR. ARTHUR BAKER, - OPTICIAN, - LOGANSPORT, IND. J . C’fflMEiS £* SON, Miss Mattie Stubbs Monday. Rochester, were the guests of Mrs. P. Spangler last week. Mrs. Nolan Blair, of Rochester, M I L L E R S. was a Delong visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Peffley, who has Headquarters lor custom milling. been visiting her parents, Mr. and William Vankirk and Domie Norris & McFarland, Hand have been on the sick list. Andy’s Place Livery, Feed... Better flour and more of it than Mrs. Geo. Peeples, has returned to Well Drivers and Repairers. her home in Wabash. Dessa Overmeyer, of Bruce ♦♦Opposite Vandalia Depot** any naiii In the state. Try us and Tubular Wells a Specialty. We guarantee our A party was given at the home Lake, is visiting with Mrs. Sarah work. For information address...... and Sale Stable. be convinced.... of Mable VanSchoiack last Friday Monger. Rural Free Delivery No* I. Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer, MclANE & CO., Proprietors. night in honor of her sister, Miss Misses Lulu and Ruth Hetler, Val Blatz Export Bottle Beer, of Laketon, spent Sunday with Leiters Ind. Edna, who for some time has been GENUINE EXCURSIONS. Wines, Liquors and Cigars; First at Richmond. The evening was John Hand. Special attention given to class Restaurant in connection. Traveling men. Terms rea- pleasantly spent in social games Mr. Gideon Mahler and family Metropolitan Pleasures for Every and music. The refreshments spnet Sunday with their daughter, ...sonable... Body. were served at the usual hour after Mrs. Sarah Piper, at Twin Lakes. Gulver = = = Indiana. which the good night was said. * Nearly every one living in this All departed for their homes at a HIBBARD. BARN OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE* $100,000 to lo an on Rood farm s community will doubtless want to J. W. LA N D IS , late hour, wishing for many more Mr. and Mrs. Livinghouse spent at 5 per cent, interest, payable visit Plymouth, on Thursday, July annually; partial payment occasions of this kind, Sunday at Culver. 30th, when the Adam Forepaugh Experienced Drayman privileges. Reasonable com­ RUTLAND. Julius Clemons, of South Bend, Charley Bowers, mission charged. Why pay 6 and Sells Brothers’ great consoli­ Culver Transfer Line. was in Hibbard last week. ---T H E N E W --- or 8 per cent? Call on or write Mrs. W . M. Louden is on the dated shows, comprising double sick list. Henry Shaw, of South Bend, circus, double menageries, double ..Tonsorial Artist.. Mrs. T. P. Freshour was an contemplates moving to Hibbard museums, double hippodromes, Goods delivered to any part of city or Is located in Kreuzberger’s Park where Argos visitor Monday. soon. will appear here. The menageries around the lake with neatness and dis­ he will be pleased to meet his friends Lawrence Vories, who went to contain the greatest number of patch. J . R. Vinnedge shipped a car W e w ill give you a sm ooth shave a n d a load of wheat this week. Indianapolis for treatment, is im ­ rare wild beasts ever seen in one fine hair cut. Come and see us. proving nicely. collection. In the circus there are Mrs. Thad Berlin and little son, C. C. DURR, D. D. S. G. F. HITCHCOCK, D. D. J. three hundred star performers, and GUL VBR, INDIANA Kenneth, is visiting at L. M. Ber­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garn, of Charley Bowers, near Burr Oak, were the guests of in addition to all the standard cir­ lin. THE BARBER. DENTIST. Foster Groves and family last cus acts there are a score or more Mrs. Mollie Binger is visiting Sunday. of sensational features. There is with her mother at Burr Oak this not space enough to enumerate Culver, Indiana, week. Mr. Strohl and daughter, Hattie, Lyman Dexter S. E. Wise and family, Mrs Sny­ them here, but prominent among Allen Grover and wife attended them may be mentioned the Friday and Saturday of each week. der and family, Mr. Fishburn and .THE NEW. quarterly meeting at Washington world-famous Diavolo, who per­ family and Mrs. Jeffers and family Sunday evening. forms the exceptionally wonder­ were guests of S. S. Reeds last Office Opposite Postoffice. ful feat of looping the loop oil a Mrs. W . M. Myers and sister, Sunday. bicycle, an act which has aston­ Black­ Mrs. Ada Steinbaugh returned Monday from Camden where they WASHINGTON. ished the world: then there is Dr. O. A. R E A , visited their father, Dr. Oyler. Delbert Wilson has gone to minting the unicycle marvel; the Kentland. famous Aurora Zouaves, wonder­ smith Charles Grover, W illiam Hart­ Physician and Surgeon man and Noah Freshour left here Rev. Whittaker has been very fully drilled soldiers; La Belle Lacated in Speyer’s Shop, asks Leona, the renowned equestrienne; Here is the great Oak- Office opposite Post Office, last Saturday evening for the sick for the past week. Easel now on display at lor a part ol your patronage. twenty-three champion bareback ...Main Street... encampment at Indianapolis. They Preaching at East Washington our store. It contains the riders; Starr, the shooting star, and will return Monday August 3rd. next Sunday morning. line of beautiful new spring the seven Ryan-Zorrellas world’s Jay Martz, son of Rev. David tailoring samples sent us by Ail worn in my line Mrs. Dora Fairchild, of Monte­ greatest aerialists and numerous Martz, formerly of this place, Robert C. O'Blenis, rey, was home a few days last other great features. All other STRAUSS BROS.* Chicago promptly done. visited with friends here over Sun­ weeks. Good Tailors for 26 Years Attorney at Law lines of travel will offer especially day returning Monday evening The Oak-Easel is the And Notary Public, also Deputy Prosecutor. Leonard Wilson and wife have low rates of fare and provide all to Huntington to visit with his connecting link between the Oilice in the P ic k e ral B lo c k ...... gone to Three Oaks, Mich., to visit the necessary acocmodrtions for brother, Jesse, and from there to tailor and the faultlessly fin­ uo,ooo Argos, Indiana. friends and relatives. for the throngs who wish to go to his home in Rawson, Ohio. ished garments which give Mrs. Dillon has returned home see them. The agent of these Plants. Vegetable and Flowering. Early you so much pleasure to C abbage, 25 for 10c; 100 for 35c. B U R R OAK. after a very pleasant visit with lines of travel will furnish all nec­ wear. It’s really a lesson E. E. PARKER, Ellis Maxey is down with the friends and relatives in Ohio. essary information as to time of SWEET POTATOES in good clothes buying to 25 cents per hundred. Do you want measles. Quarterly meeting at the West trains and rates of fare. There is see this great collection Physician and Surgeon Palms, Ferns, Cannas, Dahlias, Ger­ one thing certain and that is that of tailoring novelties. aniums, or whatnot, call, telephone or Special attention given to Obstetrics and W . F. Wilhelm visited relatives church last Saturday and Sunday w rite Diseases of Women. Office over Culver Ex­ in Tyner last week. was well attended. A number- of these excursion arrangements will Prices low and satisfac­ change Bank. Residence 2nd door west of people from other appointments enable people who live here to see tion absolutely g u ar­ Catholic Church. Office hours, 8 to 10 a. m; Miss Pierce, of Chicago, is visit­ a n t e e d . Call soon. identically the same show as seen FORBES' SEED STORE 2 to 4 p. in . a n d 7 to 8 p. m . ing Dr. and Mrs. Reeves. on the circuits. Plymouth, Indiana. by those who live in the metropo­ Geo. Hatton, of Wheeler, Ind., THE SURPRISE STORE. MT. H O P E . litan cities. Sunday with friends in Burr Oak. Ellsworth Edgington was a Barn Burned. D R . D E E D S , Win. Vanderweele is still con­ Rochester caller Friday. fined to his home under the doc­ During the heavy electrical ...Dentist... Miss Jessie Meisner of the R. tor’s cars. storm early Wednesday morning i Academy Patrons and Visitors to Culver | N. U., Sundayed with her parents. Plymouth Indiana A number of Burr Oak people lightning struck the bam in the j I - ■■■■ ------§ Miss Della Edgington is visit­ O F F IC E : Over L e o n a rd ’s went to Argos Sunday to see the north part of town owned by Mrs. j W ill please call for Bill Swigart. Special attention § Furniture Store. ing friends at Rochester this week. P. J. Gam and it was entirely con- j ^ given to baggage. Prompt and reliable...... § ball game. J. H . Meredith and wife, of Cul­ sumed by fire. I t was raining at I Bom—To Mr. and Mrs. Gar­ ver, visited with Isaac Edgington the time or there might be more to ! Special care Given to C. M. A. worh. field Overmyer, July 24th, a and family last Friday. tell. Jake Landis had about four j Morris Son, daughter. Rev. Wm. Flagg, of Bryant, tons of clover hay stored in the Geo. Schrock, of Wisconsin, is WM. SWIGART, Ind., occupied the pulpit at this barn but that is about all it con­ visiting his brother, Lewis, for a S Expressman and Drayman. culver. Indiana. $ Notaries Public place last Sunday evening. tained. The approximate loss is week or so. Quite a number of people from $350 with no insurance. Miss Blanche Vanderweele is and Collectors. this place attended quarterly Culver Markets. visiting her sister, Clyde, in South meeting at Zion Saturday and (Corrected J u ly 29.) Bend this week. , mixed packers.. 4.50@4. Sunday. Hayes & Son Mrs. G. A. Maxey and daughters, Med. and butchers... 4.50@4 Miss Nettie Wagoner entertain­ B. w. S. Wiseman, M. Maude and Ruth, have been on the H ’v’y p’ck’gand sh’p’g 4,75@5 ed a few of her friends at dinner Livery, Feed, sick list for several days. Cattle...... $3.00@4 Sunday in honor of her sixteenth Calves...... 4.00@5 Physician and Jacob Vorhees, wife and son, of birthday. ...AND... Grand Rapids, Mich,, visited his Lambs...... 3.00@5 Sheep...... 2 brother Joseph, a few days last [CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.] Sale Stable. week. W heat...... There will be a large Sunday Oats...... NORTH UNION. school excursion here from Hobart, Rye...... Long' : Distance : ’Phone. N othing has ever equalled it. Several from here spent Sunday Ind., on Aug. 13th. Veal Calves...... 4 Culver, Sndtanci. N othing can ever surpass it. at Culver. Potatoes...... A number of people attended Hens old or young...... Michael Kelley is on the sick the band concert at the academy Spring chichen...... list at this writing. last Tuesday evening. Open air Fred W. Gook, Dr. King’s Roosters old...... Mrs' Phoebe Chapman is some band concerts are held there every Butter...... New Discovery better at this writing. Tuesday evening. John Chapman, who works near W hat is the matter with our ...... F o r C s E r L a rd ...... Hamlet, was home over Sunday. street lights? W e have plenty Beans...... 2 BLACKSMITH. A Perfect For A ll Throat and Miss Kittie DeMoss came from of lamps for the town so why are Cure: ■ Lung Troubles. Plymouth Saturday to visit W. P. they not doing the work they were Auction and sale bills printed at I shoe against interferers, knee knockers, forgers, or general re- Money back if it fails. Trial Bottles free. Castleman and family. bought to do these dark nights. the C it iz e n office. Try us. j pairing done promptly.