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VOLUME XXXII. OHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JUNE 9. 1905.
»*! Mr*. Nicholas Froebe Dead. Fifteen Years Age Yesterday 7 The many friends in this communi A friend of the P l a i n d e a l e u ty will be grieved to learn of the death reminds us that yesterday, June 8, of Mrs. Nicholas Froebe, which oc was the fifteenth anniversary curred at Napa, Gal., on Friday, June of the disastrous fire which de 2, after years of illness and suffering. stroyed every business house in Caroline Amelia Goembel was born the center business block in Chats at Darmstadt, llessia Castle, Ger worth, with the exception of the W al m any, M a rc h 30, 1885. She came to ter building on the east end and the SPECIAL— America at the age of 17 years and lo P l a i n d e a l b r building on the east cated in Woodford county, near half of the lot at the west end of the Peoria, Illinois. The following year block. The fire occurred at an early she was united in marriage with hour in the morning. Nicholas Froebe, and over thirty The following day, Sunday, the years of their married life was spent dedication of the new SS. Peter and in Chatsworth and Gcrmanville town Paul’s church took place, and the $ 1 .0 0 a Pair. ships. Eight years ago they removed town w as thronged w ith people, at to California in the hope that the tracted by the new s of the fire and the We will place on sale Saturday morning, June 10, at eight o’clock* a climate would be beneficial to Mrs. ceremonies at the church. After the Froebe’s health, but for the past six dedication of the church, Bishop very special SPECIAL in the shape of SIXTY-ONE PAIRS OF LADIES’ years she had been in an almost help Spalding confirmed and administered less condition from nervous prostra first communion to a class of about AND CHILDREN’S FINE V1CI KID AND PATENT-LEATHER tion and paralysis. seventy, who were taken Into full She was the mother of aeven chil membership of the church. v dren, two sons and one daughter h a v ing passed before. Four survive, N r M s! namely: Caroline Hendricks. Eliza 160-acre farm, 21 m iles east of Ch a ts beth Hummel and Charles J., of worth: price, 1135.00 per acre. Shoes, O xfords Chatsworth. and Emma S., of Napa, 120-acre farm, H miles east of Chats Cal. The bereaved husband and one worth; price, $125.00 per acre. brother, W. P. Goembel, of Strawn, 240-acre farm, 4 miles south of Chats also survive. Mr. Froebe, her daugh worth; price, $125.00 per acre. ter, Miss Emma, and her granddaugh 100-acre farm, 6 miles east of Cul- ter, Miss Ida Hummel,, were witli her lom: price, $115 00 per acre. A nd Sandals, when death came. On any of above farms a commission The funeral services were held at of $1.00 per acre will be paid if sold Napa on Saturday and the interment through an agency. took place at the cemetery near that Brick business block, on lot 0, of which we have sizes as follows: Children’s—5 pairs No. 8 1-2, 1 pair city. Chatsworth; price, $18,000.00. Mrs. Froebe was well known and One-story brick business building No. 9, 5 pairs No. 9 1-2, 4 pairs No. 11, 2 pairs No. 12 1-2, 1 pair No. 13, most highly esteemed by a largo circle on lot 10, Chatsworth; price, $5,000.00. 2 pairs No. 13 1-2, 1 pair No. 1 1-2. Ladies’—2 pairs No. 3, 4 pairs No. of friends In this community,who unite Family residence, in Chatsworth; w ith the P l a in -d e a l e r in extending price. $8,000.00 3 1-2, 2 pairs No. 4, 7 pairs No. 4 1-2, 5 pairs No. 5, 4 pairs No. 5 1-2, 6 sympathy to the bereaved husband, On any of above town properties a children and oilier relatives. commission of in'1 per cent, will be pairs No. 6, 7 pairs No. 6 1-2, 2 pairs No. 7. This 61 pairs of Shoes rep- paid if sold through an agency. Real Estate Deals. J a b . A . S m it h . • resents the broken lines and “Shoe Remnants” caused by the heavy Blakely & Weinand have closed a deal w ith Elm er Pearson whereby lie Saccaulanreate Services. spring selling in our Shoe Department, and this special price is a deep purchases the John Baack property on On Sunday evening next, June 11, cut to make a quick clearance, If your size is here, you get $1.50. $2.00 Maple and Third streets for *800. pro Rev. J. J. Quinn will deliver the bac- m vided the title can be perfected. c&ulaureate address to the class of and $2.50 Shoes, Sandals and Oxfords, Saturday, for $1.00 A F2LIH.. Mrs. Mayme Bell Phillips, of Chica 1905 of the Chatsworth high school at go. has purchased the Locknercottage The Grand, The following is the immediately west of SS. Peter and program: Paul’s church, for a consideration of March. < Hymn—‘‘America.'’ •1,300. Scripture Lesson and Prayer—Rev. W. II. BUSHWAY CO. Morgan Ryan bought of James Sny Heinmiller. der the cottage property at the south Solo—Mrs. F. J. Rocke. CELEBRATE JULY 4TH IN CHATSWORTH. east corner of Cherry and Fifth Sermon—Rev. J. J. Quinn. Quartette — Mesdames Rocke and Carson, streets. Purchase price, $1,500.00. Messrs. Curtis and Stanford. Ben-diction—Res 'V, V Kettelke'oj' Craiag Nuptials. - v The marriage of Miss Carrie II. Supervisors Meet MeoiUy. Bushway, sister of F. M. Bushway, of The Livingston county board of this city, and formerly a teacher in supervisors will meet at Pontiac on NINETEENTH ANNUAL BANQUET7 PROGRAMME the Chatsworth schools, and Mr. Monday next for the regular June Chatsworth High School Alumni’s Annual St. Patrick's Academy Commencement, George M. Scheel, will take place at session. There is considerablc'specu- Event Next Wednesday Evening. Tomorrow Afternoon, at The Grand. St. Louis on Tuesday, June 20. For a iation as to whom the board will elect Invitations have been issued for the Polonaise MHilaire—Op. 4 0 ...... iChopin) number of years the prospective bride as chairman, as the chairman of the nineteenth annual banquet and recep i,- j Misses M. llttrlx-ke, IL Dorati. lias made her home at Algoa, Texas. board is also a member of the county 1 lano'‘ /A. Haberkorn, L. Kratr. tion of tlie Chatsworih High School Chorus—“Merry June” ...... Vocal ( ’lass She has hosts of friends inChatsworth board of review. t T h e P l a I n d e a l e r A lu m n i Association, to be held at T he i’iatio...... Mi"»s ,\. Hnlierkorn G o o d F o o d and vicinity who congratulate Mr. feels that the board can not make a Grand on Wednesday evening. June Violin- Ma-ter J. Mouritzen. Mi-sS. Mfi-ter Scheel and Whose best wishes attend better selection than to re-elect A. II. Essay- “Silent Forces” ...... Miss M. Lawless 14, at eight o'clock. Tickets for the her. Mr. Scheel and liis bride expect Haag, of Cullom, to the position, and Echoes From China* Laud. event are on sale with Miss Wrilla Motion Song—“Little John Chinaman" to make their home in St. Louis. it is more than likely that he will be Walker, at A. F. W alter's store, at 75 ...... Minim Hoys re-elected. cents each. The following is the Chinese Dance anil Song...... Minim Girls Charlie Selliag Monuments. «yi »sy Fantasy. . .Senior ami Preparatory Girls W o rk O n . p r o g r a m : Charles E. Haase, of Fontiac, for 6et Your Hunters’ Liccnsss. "Excelsior” ...... Hr. H. A. McMahon quantities, keep fresh stock of ESS' school year. All persons Interested In the County fiervloe. First Piano ...... Mi** M. Ilarbeke Cornet Solo—"True Love Polka"...... (Keifer) Second P ian o...... Miss N. Glabe in the work of the pupils may visit The arduous duties of the treasurer Mr. L. J. Haberkorn. E “The Birth of the Opal” ...... (Reed) good quality, ray groceries the building and Inspect the work of Livingston county are described as Violin Duet—"Sweetheart"...... (Pryor) Misses II. Aaron, A. Coughlin, E. Snyder, A. Rev. W. Heinmiller and Mr. A. F. Walter. which lias been done In the various follow s by the Pontiac Daily Leader Philips, M. Mouritzen. N. Garriiy, A. Snyder. department#. Literary programs are M. Lawless. M. Baldwin, M. Ilarbeke, G. make good food, 9and people of Friday last: ( armers National Bank Report. being rendered today by the pupils of "W ill Talbott of this city has been Shauffhncssy, C. Ahern, S. Meister, E. Har- retained as starter for fifteen days’ Condensed report of the condition of the beke, I. Ryan. the various rooms.______' Farmers National Bank of Strawn, III., under Piano...... Miss C. Harbeke who eat it get their work done. racing at Dallas, Texas, commencing date of May 8). 1906. Mast fiat Their Owa Lieeaats. October 1. Previous to that time he RESOURCES. International Flag Drill and MoycmeuU. will act as starter in eight different Loans and discounts...... • 54,227 86 C a p ta in ...... Master W. Winslow You better try it. After Ju ly 1 marriage Hoenses will Trafta ...... 259 74 i ____ i Matters J. Sokol. W. race meets in this state, Indiana and da to secure circulation...... 25,000 00 ...... *...... | Hummel, J.Mouritzen be leaned only in person to one of the M ic h ig a n .” urn on U. 8. bonds...... 1,150 00 iking house and fixture*...... 3.065 50 persons to whom it ia Issued. This ion fund with U. 8. treasurer 1.250 00 Russia...... I k .”". Cooney, " 9 J ' J. Bergen due from hanks...... 39,117 ST I Mat ten W. Milroy. A. will pat a atop to the custom of send Ireland. ' 1 Ahern, J. Baldwin ing a friend of the bride or groom to The commencement exercises of the | Germany..M atters W. Sokol, J. Herr, K. Kane T. E. BALDWIN, secure.the marriage license. Chatsworth high school will take surplus and "iwAtr^'...... $ — place at The Grand on Monday even- I tank notes outstanding...... **»•*»...... i m g g o r • It •••••«»• • Star Spangled Banner...... j ^SaSoryaiS*' Far Salt! v ling, next. June 12. The price of ad THE My residence property. in mission has been placed by the board | $124,370 47 'Phone 34. v >■' worth; price, $6,000.00. of education at 16 cents, and tioksta of one percent, will I can be reserved at DOud by an agency. » . JL' . . *■; • as Lent K. Salsbury. former city attorney Reports of the hurricane la Natal DELCASSE RESIGNS. RAILROAD RATE LEGI8LA1 XXOURfilON FARRS FROM CHI glamtUaUr. of Grand Rapids. Mich., and the people’s show It killed 550 persons. CAGO. chief witness in the bribery trials of the Special dispatches to the ChlcafiU french Minister of foreign Affaire Xt la Unconstitutional and Unneoen- Record-Herald indicate the outlook tot oarjr to Confiscate tha Property Grand Trank Railway System (Baa- JAS A. SMITH A SCN. Proprietor*. city officials and others implicated by Quits Ceblnet end Rouvier As Salsbury in his confession of the meth the winter wheat crop Is excellent, sumes Duties. of the Railways. aon 1905) Double Track. CHATSWORTH. " ILLINOIS- ods used In an attempt to secure a water conservative estimates of the yield in contract from the city, was sentenced to leading states being placed at 670,001V Testifying before the Senate Com Anbury Park and return, $2^,35. Go Paris, June 7.—M. Delcasse Tuesday ing dates June 20th, 30, July let and 2nd. pay a fine of $2,000. 000 bushels. mittee at Washington, Inter-State Com presented his resignation and definite Buffalo and return, $12.25. Going dates Gov. Deneen, of Illinois, Issued a proc King Edward has ordered extraordi merce Commission Prouty said In dis July 8tli, Wth and 10th. lamation designating June 14 as Illinois nary precautions to safeguard King Al ly retired from any further direction cussing the proposition to give to that ' Ifclroit and return, $6.50. Going date* Flag day. and requesting that the day fonso during his visit to London. of the foreign affairs of France. His Commission the power to regulate rail August 14th and 15th. _ . OF A resignation was submitted at a meet Niagara Kalla and return, $12.25. Going be properly observed by the decoration Industrial corporations of the coun way rates: ing of the council of ministers held dates June 18th, 19th and 20th. of public and private buildings and resi try other than the iron and steel and “I think the railways should make Philadelphia and return. $19.00. Going dences with the United States flag. related institutions show a remarkable at the Elysee palace under the presi their own rates. I think they should dates September 15th, 16tn and lith. WEEK’S EVENTS The king of Spain arrived In Lon steadiness of earning power in the dency of President Loubet. The coun be allowed to develop their own busi Toronto and return, $12.65. Going date* June 19th, 20th, 22nd and 23rd. don and was welcomed at the railroad last three years. cil opened at 1:10 p. m. and lasted ness. I have never advocated any law, nearly two hours. The meeting Liberal limits and stopovers. Tull par station by King Edward. He was es Peter L. Kimberly, rich mine owner and I am not now In favor of any ticular* at city ticket office, corner l lurk aroused deep interest owing to the be HOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS corted to Buckingham palace. and classmate of former President law, which would put the rate making St. and Jackson Bivd., Ckicugo. Telephone lief that the Moroccan situation would power Into the hands of any com Harrison 1757. AT HOME AND ABROAD IN Whitelaw Reid, the new American Garfield, died in Chicago of apoplexy. ambassador to Great Britain, was given Gov. Folk’s order for the enforce result in a ministerial crisis. M. Del mission or any court. While It may be CONDENSED FORM. an audience by King Edward at Buck ment of the Sunday closing law is gen casse in submitting his resignation ex necessary to do that some time, while She Knew. ingham palace and presented his cre erally effective throughout the state of plained the reasons leading up to his that Is done In some states at the pres Her Father—What! Marry that fool. dentials. Missouri. action. He said he recognized that ent time, while It is done In some coun Why, he hasn't any idea of finance. THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST differences of view had arisen between His Daughter—Don’t you believe the Sarah Kuhn, a murderess of Keokuk. A squadron of sixteen warships will tries, I am opposed to it. . . . The i half of it. He stopped right in the Ia., died in the Anamosaprison from the attack the defenses of Baltimore and railway rate Is property. It is all the middle of his proposal to ask how much Washington June 11. and a bloodless property that the railway has got. The you v.cre worth.—Brooklyn Eagle. Progress of Hostilities Between Rus effectsof concentrated lye taken a month ago w ith suicidal intent. For five years battle will be carried on for six days, rest of its properly is not good for sia and Japan—Doings at Wash there had been a fight In the Iowa legis to test the strength of the river and anything unless it can charge a rate. Reduced Rates to Buffalo, N. Y., Acot. ington—Items of Interest from lature to secure a pardon for the girl, harbor defenses. Now It has always seemed to me that Annual Meeting B. P. O. E lks, All Over the World. who had been serving a life sentence for A. R. Hail, aged 64 years, died at whoc a rate was fixed, If that rate was July 11th to 13th. The Nickel Plate Road poisoning her husband. Knapp. Wis., from a paralytic stroke an unreasonable rate, It deprives the offers low rates with long Limit and Stop railroad company ol its property pro over at Chautauqua Lake, N. Y". Full ROSSO-JAPANESE WAR. Jacob H. Scliiff. head of the firm of which he sustained on May 24. Mr. Hall information of Agent, or address J. x< The Russian cruisers Aurora, Oleg Kuhn. Loeb Co., bankers, has tendered was a prominent lawyer and was well tanto. It is not necessary that you Caluhan, General Agent, ill Adams St., and Jemtchug, under Admiral Enquist, his resignation as a director of the Equi known in political circles in Minnesota should confiscate the property of a Chicago, 111. arrived at Manila, damaged and with table Life Assurance society. and Wisconsin. railroad; it is not necessary that you many wounded. It is probable that the Florence Bellinger. 21 years, and her Confederate Memorial day was ob suould say that it shall not earn three Happy T hought. vessels will be interned. Admiral En mother, Mrs. Anna Meyer, were found served at Lexington. Ya.. by special ex per cent, or four per cent. When Mrs. Bacon—I see the walls of many of dead at their home in Milwaukee. Wis. ercises in Lee Memorial chapel. The you put In a rate that Is inherently the houses in Mexico are from three to quist has asked for time in which to aix feet thick. make repairs on his vessels. Death is supposed to have resulted from burial place of Gens. Robert E. Lee, unreasonable, you have deprived that Mr. Bacon—I wisli you’d run down The government decides that the Rus drinking from the contents of a bottle Stonewall Jackson and other distin company of its rights, of Its property, there and see if you can find a flat to suit sian ships at Manila cannot repair their supposed to contain brandy. guished dead were decorated profusely and the Circuit Court of the United us.—Y’oukers Statesman. damage sustained in battle, but must William Ziegler, patron of arctic ex with flowers and flags. States has Jurisdiction under the four be interned or leave the port within 24 plorations. left an estate worth $30,000.- The First national hank of I^adysmith. teenth amendment to restrain that. COMPLETELY RESTORED. hours. 000, the bulk of which goes to his 14-year- Wis.. was closed and is In charge of P. . . I have looked at these cases A dispatch received at St. Petersburg ol dadopted son. F. Earling. special bank examiner. The a great many times, and I can only Mrs. P. Ilrunzcl, wife of P. Brunzel, M THEOPH1LE DELCASSE. come to the conclusion that a railroad says that all noncombatants have been The Pennsylvania railroad broke all state haS on deposit $8,000 and total de (French Minister of Foreign A ffairs Who stock dealer, residence 8111 Grand ordered to leave Vladivostok. speed records between New York and posits aggregate $35,000, which will be Has R esigned.) company is entitled to charge a fair Ave., Everett, Wash., says: “ For fif "On to Vladivostok!" This is the bat Chicago by covering the S97 miles In 17 paid in full and the bank reorganized. himself and his colleagues relative to and reasonable rate, and it any order teen years I suffered tle cry of the Japanese, both by land and hours flat. Special dispatches from several points the execution of the foreign policy of of a commission, ii any statute ol a with terrible pain in by sea. The hardest fighting of the war John Jay Tonkin, millionaire of Os in Walworth county, southern Wiscon France, particularly concerning the state legislature, takes away that rate, my baek. I did not Is expected there. A siege, perhaps ex wego. N. Y\, offers $30,000 for the name sin. say that 17-year locusts are re direction of the negotiations with Mo the fourteenth amendment protects the know what it was to railway company." enjoy a night's rest ceeding in violence and duration even of the person who for m onths has terror ported to have arrived in that section, rocco. Therefore he had believed It ------» ------ii nd arose in the that of Port Arthur, apparently is as ized his family by letters demanding but not in sufficient numbers as yet to to be desirable in the Interest of the do any serious damage. “Nothing mnkes a man feel po dow n morning feeling tired sured. sums of money on pain of death to his ministry aud the country to place his hearted.” ol‘*»erveti the cigar store philos President Roosevelt, in a talk with child. The Wisconsin assembly adopted a and unrefreshed. My resignation In the hands of the presi opher, “ns to come home from paying the suffering sometimes Ambassador Cassini, urged Russia as a The New Y'ork insurance inspector's resolution for a constitutional conven dent. lunt coal hill of the winter and lind Ilia wife looking over a | le of summer-report was simply inde friend to bring the war to an end, and report will demand Hyde's retirement tion and passed a bill taxing telegraph Premier Rouvler, In responding, ex and telephone companies on an ad va literature.”— Chicago S^un. scribable. YY’lien I offers his good offices in case the c?ar from the Equitable vice presidency, and pressed the regrets of his colleagues, ------• ——- decides to seek peace. An answer from lorem basis. finished the first box will charge Alexander with incompe adding a tribute to M. Delcssse for To Wash Lace Collars. of Doan's Kidney 8t. Petersburg is not expected for sev tency. A bill appropriating $650,000 for a new past services. M. Rouvier thereupon capitol building at Madison passed the Shave Ivory Soap in boiling water; add Pills I felt like a eral days. Frank E. Snow, a student of the Uni announced that he would take ad in a pinch of soda and drop tlie collar in, Minister Takahira in a talk with Wisconsin senate. different woman. I versity of Michigan and member of a terim the duties of minister of foreign stirring it until the dirt is removed. Kiose continued until 1 had President Roosevelt, insisted that the A serious fight has taken place be in a pint of hot water to which lias been prominent Detroit family, was probably affairs. tak en five boxes, first move to end the war niUBt be tween Servian and Bulgarian bands, added a teaspoonful of gum arable and a fatally Injured at Hammond, Ind., while latter It was announced that M. Rou few drops of coffee or real Indian tea. j Doan's Kidney Pills act very effective- made by Russia. near Kitshewo, Macedonia. Twenty Bul learning railroading as a brakeman. vier would hold the portfolio of for To iron, pick out and press on white ( ly, very promptly, relieve the aching Rough estimates made of the Russian garians and 12 Servians were killed and The secretary of the Southern Cotton eign affairs Indefinitely, probably flannel, press with a moderately hot iron* pnlns and all other annoying difficul losses in the battle fought in the Sea of many on each side were wounded. ELEANOR It. BARKER. Growers' association charges that em yielding the ministry of finance (which ties." lapan, exclusive of nearly 4.000 prison One person was killed and 14 Injured ployes of the department of agriculture he directs In addition to being pre Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ers, vary from 7.000 to 9,000. It is feared in an accident on the Delaware, Lacka The fast young man is all right if he ii give advance information on reports. mier) In order to devote his entire at For sale by all druggists. Price 50 that the majority perished. The total wanna & Western railroad at Passaic, going in the right direction.—Philadelphia President Roosevelt has proclaimed a tention to the solution of the troubled Record. cents per box. Japanese casualties are under 800. N J new forest reserve In California to be foreign situation. Rojestvensky was captured while hid- known as the Lassen Peake reserve, Fire In Pittsburg. Pa., completely de in the coal bunkers of a torpedo boat de- which covers part of the northern Sierra stroyed the Avenue theater and partially FATAL STORMS. storyer. range and contains a fraction under 900,- wrecked the Grjftid opera house adjoin An influential Russian minister says 000 acres. ing, but fortunately no panic resulted, Four Persons Killed in Wisconsin that the czar's position toward contin The czar followed the appointment of and no lives were lost. The loss will and Six Meet Death in uing the war has not been changed by reach $100,000; fully Insured. Fads Are Stubborn Things Trepoff with dictatorial powers with a M ichigan. the defeat of Admiral Rojestvensky. prohibition of (be zemstvo congress, In J. L. Galloway, tax collector of Fan Uniform excellent quality Japan has decided to increase her augurating a stern policy of repression ning county, and his brother, George Milwaukee. June 7.—A loss of $1,000,- for OV6r 3 quarter Of 8 army to 1.000,000 men If the war con as the answer of the throne to the cry Galloway, were killed on an excursion 000, at least four persons killed and century has steadily increased the sales of LIO N CO FFEE, tinues. The killed up to the end of for peace and reform. train near McKay's, Tenn., by a man scores Injured, a woman driven In The leader of all package coffees. the Port Arthur siege were 28.999 men. named Ewing. The cause of the trouble A man was blown to pieces at IMxon sane, barns blown down, houses un is not known. III., w ith dynamite. His head w a' roofed, streets torn up and cellars THE CHICAGO STRIKE. Benjamin F. Marsh, republican-mem flooded—these are some of the effects Lion Coffee found intact, but the rem ainder of Ills is now used in millions of homea Such Startling charges of attempted brib body, in small fragments, was spatter ber of the United States house of repre- of a tornado-llke storm, followed by popular success speaks for itself. It is a ery of labor leaders by prominent busi ed against houses In the vicinity. sentatives from the Fourteenth district rain almost like a cloudburst, which ness men foi the purpose of having Johann Hoch, the Chicago bigamist of iiiinois. dieu at hiH home in Warsaw, swept over part of Wisconsin Monday yo&iUve proof that LION COFFEE has tbo strikes called or ended were made before and wife murderer, is to be banged 111. Mr. Marsh had served eight terms night and Tuesday. Train service In Confidence of the people. the grand Jury in Chicago by President in congress and had been elected to a the stricken district is completely sus June 23. Tito uniform quality of L IO N C. P. Shea, of the teamsters, and by Al ninth term. pended. Gen. H. V. Boynton, president of the C O FFEE survives all opposition. bert Young. A bomb was exploded in the palace of At Fond du I j i c 20 streets are under Chickamauga park commission, a vet LION COFFEE krepa It* o U I r tc a ia am C. P. Shea, leader of the Chicagoeran of the civil war and a well-known the governor general at Bareclona, w ater and the loss Is $100,000. A big make* lew oat* every day. strike, was arrested under criminal journalist, died at Atlantic City. N. J. Spain, causing considerable d^page. raft of logs was carried Into the lake libel charges preferred by Robert J. from a complication of diseases. He Ten persons were arrested. and boats miiBt be used to rescue It. Thorne, who also securer! a capias for Charles Cooper, aged eight, and Harry Not a cellar in the city is dry. The LION COFFEE had been ill since March. Gen. Boyn than Its Strength, Flavor and Qual the arrest of Albert Y’oung, of the ton was in the seventieth year of age Cooper, aged 14. only children of Rev. Eldorado dam broke Tuesday after ity to commend It. On arrival from teamsters. and during much of his life had been Fred Cooper, were killed by lightning noon and the water began rising. the plantation. It Is carefully roast The Chicago grand jury returned 20 prominently identified with national af while working in an orchard at Wenat At Chippewa Falls Paul Labountey Indictments against labor leaders, the fairs. chee, Wash. and another schoolboy were nwept ed at our lactortea and securely majority charging conspiracy. packed In 1 lb. sealed packages, The Milwaukee. Wis., exposition Favorable weather aids Chicago busl away with a bridge and drowned. That the present strike could have Ck building, occupying a city block, was ness and despite the teamsters' strike Poynett, Portage and Barron are Iso and not opened again until needed been settled weeks ago on the payment totally destroyed by fire. The loss is confidence is increasing. lated and the dams are out. lor use In the home, fk ls precludes of $60,000 is a counter charge hurled at $300,000. Insured for $75,000. Mayor Weaver, of Philadelphia, ousted Grand Rapids. Mich.. June 7.—Wash the possibility ol adulteration or w i t h g rans, dirt, the Chicago labor leaders who accused The czar has conferred the powers of two more organization appointees. outs caused by the rain of the last few dust. Insects or unclean a t e p u r i t y o l well-known business men of attempted dictator on Governor General Trepoff Eddie Hanlon was given the decision days are responsible for six deaths and LION COFFEE Is therefore g ears at eed t o t h e bribery. over Y’oung Corbett at the end of their that he may put down the agitation in the Injury of several. Four men were Bold only in 1 lb. package*. L on-head on every package. Positive announcement has been made 20-round bout at San Francisco. killed in the ditching of a Grand Save these lion-heads valuable premiums. that there will be no sympathetic strike Russia resulting from the defeat at for sea. The sultan of Morocco refused to ac Trunk construction train near Pewa- In New York to help the Chicago team- cept the French scheme of reforms and mo, and another may die. A Pure Mar SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE Iters. Instead of quitting their jobs, Anthracite coal men in Wales plan appealed to the powers. The act is re quette train carried two men to death WOOLSON 8PICR CO., Toledo, Ohio. the New Y’ork union drivers, who num to form a combine with $10,000,000 cap ital. garded as a rebuff to England and in a ditch near Ionia, and three men ber 38,000. will be assessed five cents, or France. were hurt In a similar accident to the >1,900, a day. A collision. In which it Is feared 23 men were drowned, took place in a James W. Alexander Is to be shorn of Detroit. Grand Haven & Milwaukee The strike Imposes an extra burden of line. The property damage caused dense fog off DtingenesB, Scotland. The power and supplanted by the chairman nearly $6,000 a day on the taxpayers of of the board of directors of the Equitable by the storm In western Michi battleship Caesar, of the channel fleet, Cook county and Chicago. Life Assurance Boclety. Jam es Hazen gan will reach $500,000. of which struck and split in twain the British President Shea, of the Teamsters' In Hyde was requested to sell his stock in $100,000 was in Grand Rapids and bark Afghanistan. ternational union, and Hugh McGee, side of three months. The Frick com vicinity, and the flood situation Lawrence Owens and Jettis Carring president of the Truck Drivers' union, mittee report was rejected by the direc shows little Improvement. The ton, both 11-year-old boys, were were prisoners in the county jail in Chi tors, and Frick, Bliss and Harrlman re original list was swelled by 11 persons drowned In a pond near the filtration cago for three hours, having been taken signed. Tuesday. plant in Washington, D. C. In custody under the new indictments re The czar signed a call for a national turned against them for conspiracy. John Tittle, a farmer, aged 55 years assembly to decide on peace or war. CROWN PRINCE WEDS. and his son James, aged 17 years, were President Roosevelt will start on his MISCELLANEOUS. instantly killed, and his daughter Ber trip through the south next autumn on Future Kaiser of Germany and A violent storm swept over the tha, aged 13 years, was fatally injure J the night of the 17h of October. Duchess Cecelia Joined in Bonds “thumb" district and the Saginaw val by being struck by an express train of Matrimony. on a bridge near Mexico, Pa. YVasblngton diplomats think that ley, in Michigan. Three children were when peace negotiations come Roose Berlin, June 7.—Crown Prince Fred killed and many persons injured. A W. H. Andruss, a farmer living four velt will act as arbitrator. N a t u r a l large number of residences, school- miles south of Centervlew, Mo., cut his erick William and Duchess Cecilia of The monthly statement of the public wife's head off with a hedge knife and Mecklenburg Schwerin were married in houses and barns were blown down. debt shows that at the close of business F l a v o r shot his own head off. the palace chapel Tuesday afternoon The Colorado supreme court affirmed May 31, 1905. the debt, less cash in the the decree of the district court of Denver while the clock on the plaza marked Samuel W. Moulton, aged 82. a for treasury, amounted to $1,000,346,128, permitting the United States Mortgage five, and batteries here and In every mer congressman, died at his home In which is an Increase for the month of A Trust company to sell the Brown Pal garrison town In Prussia and £ every Shelbyvlile. III. For seven years ht $3,128,187. Bea where German warships floated be ace hotel in Denver on foreclosure of a was a member of the Illinois leglsla The announcement Is made officially mortgage amounting to $650.u00. gan firing a 21 gun salute at the same lure. that the extraordinary session of con moment. In the chapel one of the Fire has destroyed an extensive por A New York wife beater, released gress, which It Is the present Intention tion of the business quarter of Etienne. most distinguished assemblages that from jail, blew up his home with dyna of President Roosevelt to call, will not Libby’s V 1
5= HIS LABOR ARB H it LOVX. of the dog end the tree,” said Miss Van DRESSES FOR CHILDREN. CENTERPIECE AND DOILY. Ether, frowning Just a little; I 'thought, A FIREMAN'S STORY. ILLINOIS STATE NE1 Before the gateway of hla Ufa'a demand A Very Dainty and Frenchy Little Jatc Love and Toll; and Toll was worn “but both things were'so clearly evl Fringe Does Not Stand Laundering and 'gtay. dent I couldn't refrain from mention “Yes, sir. It la an awful feeling to Frock with the Long Wai8t Well and Hemstitching or Hand Doctors But Levo was fair. Love called—be chose ing them. An you took off your hat ■It In the cab when you see the train add Short Skirt. worked Hem la Better. Chicago.—David Cccney, 40 j —und they in the hall I noticed a twig In the bearing down on a man that you be No. DO Vfe South H sis ted street,' Passed through the happy portals hand In lieve will certainly be killed,” said the hand. brim. The same thing happened to One piece waist and shirt frocks are Nothing in the way of fancy work neck was broken nearly a r. onth i “What ere Is this?" he asked; for ever father this morning as he was browsing locomotive fireman with a shudder. worn not ouly by little girls Just out can be more beautiful than the em died at the county hospital. Only a I planned around the yard, and I happened to He shifted his position when the nurse of first short frocks, but also by girls broidered table pieces which have been cases are known where a man hu>< A handmaid their delight, and all their notice it." came and helped him move his In of all agfs up to ten. the waist line. In so popular for several years. The that way lived so long afterward*. TSS% Way jured arm with as little pain as pos Bloomed with the flowera of an endless "You really are very '•lever,” I ac the case Tif the older girls, being short material chosen is usually linen, and case Is made more remarkable by the Ma v. knowledged. ' “I was under our tree sible. He was one of the new arriv ened to a point approximating the may be of any quality from the finest fact th at for nearly 12 bourn after the The fragrant blossoms of their Edenl&nd. just before I came. But still I don't als in the hospital nature! waist line; but the same gen lawn to the heavy butcher's linen. accident Cooney was without medical understand how you found out about His remark was an answer to the -hen answered Love: “Dear foolish heart eral effect is given by the suits whose The edges are finished with hem Attention. Cooney fell down the atalfil and ford. the furnace and the yard and *11 those question from the man In the next bed. skirts button onto the waist. stitched hems, buttonholed scallops or into a basement on April 27. He waa Who chooaeth Love hath won her servant, other things.” Much of the solace that patients in the Both models are made up iu all the fringe. Hems are a neat and appro doubled up and lying on his head when too; "Simplest thing in the world," MIbs big Institution receive Is from talking pretty wash fabrics, organdie, llowered priate finish for square doilies and he was found several hours afterwards. Toll, the eternal, ministers to you; Van Ether remarked, rather proudly, with their fellow-unfortunates. The And thou—thou hadst not known, dear dimity, embroidered swlsses and centerpieces: scallops are suitable for He was taken to bis room and put to heart and fond." and so saying she led me to the win fireman found himself In a congenial mulles. and batistes, linens, cham- | the round or fancy shapes, and may bed on the supposition that be was not But he who chooses Toll ahall And too late dow and pointed outdoors. • party, and he did not object to talking. brays. ginghams, percales, madras, be made very durable if the stitches severely injured. Later he was taken That he has left Love weeping at the gate. “You see we have some flower beds “I have been In three or four smash- pique, etc., and Valenciennes is the fa- are deep, taking a firm hold on the to the county hospital, where it waa —George H. Maitland, In Booklovers' Mag- ups, but this is the first one that put aslne. —there Is the tree I was speaklug of— linen so they will not pull out during found that his neck was broken. A n we also have a lawn 60xlt>0, and it me in bed,” said he. “If we had been the process of laundering. They are operation was performed at once by Dr. was mowed for the first time yester doing any more than ten miles an also strengthened by using coarse K. H. Rae. and Cooley rallied, but at no day. This bllBter Is an old one. It is hour, I guess 1 would be over in the white thread around the edges, before time did the physicians express the be one you raised tending to the furnace morgue.” Despite the horror of such working with the silk. Fringe !3 lief that he would recover. in the winter. These two came from a situation he smiled. Then he be handsome at first, but is not recom jB A ST U D Y IN spading the garden, these from rak came reminiscent. mended because it soon becomes rag Peoria Stockyards Sold. ing it, this trace of dirt under this “Yes, sir, the man on tlie ’plush' ged and tangled, says a correspondent Peoria —A big financial deal waa fingernail Is from planting tho sweet back of you knows little r.bout the of the Michigan Farm Journal. closed here when the Peoria stock- BLISTERS peas, and these fine new blisters are main business of the train up at the Pillow cas linen was the material yards passed into control of Cincinnati the result of mowing tho lawn this head. You may ride a million miles used for a large centerpiece which and Louisville capitalists, who have been afternoon.” in a railroad train and never bear of was finished with hems two inches negotiating for them for some time. It "Really, Miss Van Ether,” I ex the fireman’s troubles. Incidentally the wide. A design of thistles and leaves They purchased the lease from J. F. Vln- : ERMIT me to see your hand,” claimed, laughingly, "you don’t mean passenger does not know any more scattered irregularly above the hem cent & Co., for $200,000, and secured an r Bald Miss Van Ether. to say that I did all these things in about the engine than he does about formed a border, the flowers worked in option on the property which Is owned We were not playing poker, Miss Van your yard. That is too good.” the air brakes. He does not care so delicate shades of purple silk, the by the First national bank and several Ether and I, as you might surmise If “I had no intention of conveying any long as he gets through safely. The leaves in green and the steins in estates. There are 22 acres in the l4 you had ever played with her. When such impression,” she replied, severe- engineer Is the man who always gets greenish-brown. There were six doi tract, but only eight are in actual use ever she was In doubt she had an Im the worst of it. The fireman's job Is lies finished in the same way. except at present. The new owners will com perious way of demanding an examina to feed the fire box and keep steam, but that the hems are not quite so wide, mence the rebuilding of the entire yards A- tion of my cards before she would bet, when It comes to a smash-up I guess and the designs are smaller. it a cost of $100,000. It is the intention and I never showed her three aces the lad with the shovel gets his all The Delft shades of blue produce to construct during the summer an Im with more reluctance than I felt in right. A SIMPLE NAINSOOK FROCK, beautiful effects when used on table mense independent packing plant, which extending my hand to her In this In "Speaking of the feeling when you linen. A set of round doilies is dec will be the equal of any of the packing stance. The truth Is my hands are know ypu are going to run somebody vorel trimming for the sheer stuffs, as in the case of the wee tots, though orated with a scroll design, one edge houses in the country. At the present ugly at best and I always avoided down—well, no man can describe that of which forms large, shallow scal tim e the yards are handling about 50,000 games at parties because attention was feeling. Your heart Is In your mouth for I he older children more embroid eries are used than for the younger lops. which are worked in buttonhole head of cattle and 400,000 head of hog* Invariably directed to my several and If you Bhould by chance miss the stitch, and the remainder of the de annually. crooked "baseball” fingers. man you are breathless for at least two ones. The plaid and checked ginghams sign in outline with several shades of “Blisters," Miss Van Ether went on minutes. I have known but one ex blue. A large round centerpiece with Man Killed by Electricity. as she turned my hand upward, “and ception to this rule. That was old and mercerized cottons, so remarkably pretty this season, are welcomed en dollies to match is made of fine linen, Chicago.—John Kolz, an electrician* fresh ones at that. Well, well. No. ‘Kewanee Jim,' who used to take one and has a border of pink carnations employed in the City railway power Here Is one that Is older than the rest, of the fastest passenger trains out of thusiastically by the makers of chil dren's frocks, and these materials, with green leaves. The carnation is house at Twentieth and State streets, and here is one—well, I should say you Chicago. Jim was a good fellow and one of the easiest flowers for begin was killed by electricity. He was re had worn this for a long time. Funny everybody liked him. When he ran while bright and childlike, are yet dark enough to be serviceable. They ners to embroider, and is very effect pairing a wire, when there was a flash. I never noticed It before." Into a line of ‘boxes’ one night he was ive. Maple, ivy and geranium leaves . 1 are usually made up with white Kolz screamed and other employes went f “Really, Miss Van—” put out of business. are very popular decorations for ta gulnipes or worn with a while collar to his assistance. The men could not / “‘Pray I don’t Interrupt my train of "1 fired for Jim until a week before ble linen. I'pon a round centerpiece of the Eton sort. enter the little room and were compelled thought. You know, I have learned his last run. and I said, he was an ex of butcher's linen is traced a design Mohairs, serges, light weight check to stand idly by while their companion the system of deduction—” ception to the two-minute rule. We of ivy leaves, so arranged that the and Invisible plaid suitings, and regu burned to death. Several live wires "You embarrass me greatly,” I in were going out of here one day with a edges form scallops. These are worked were wound about the charred "LOOK AT MY HANDS.” lation plaids and checks in light body, sisted. “My hands are so beastly hor special, loaded with railroad men. It with green silk, making very strong which was removed with difficulty. weight, wool, cashmere. Panama, voile, rid and I really don’t like to show ly. "Do you deny that you did these was then that I got a chance to ob and durable edge on heavy material. things at your own home?” serve old Jim. When we left the depot broadcloth—all these and many more them. Can't you deduce from my neck It has often been observed that lin The Apple Crop. tie, or—” “In truth, I cannot deny It," I was orders showed that we had the right are utilized for the wool spring frocks en is worn more by careless laun Champaign.—Senator Dunlap has re forced to reply. "But how could you of way over everything. All other of 'he small schoolgirl; and stitching, ‘ Blisters, horrid?” she Interposed. dering than by use. and In spite of turned from an inspection of bis apple M guess It all?” trains on the line had to look out for contrasting bands, embroidered gal “On the contrary they are beautiful— the fact that embroidery silks are war orchards in the southern portion of the that Is the study of them Is beautiful, "I don't guess. I deduce,” came us. That was Jim’s hobby—to run spe loons. soutache braid, fiber braid and ranted not to fade, any of them will from her. tiny buttons are the trimmings most state and says prospects are not nearly or—or—at least very Interesting cial—on long Jumps. do so If these articles are put in with so bad as they were reported a few weeks “I know, but how—" "We had just cleared Chicago and often seen upon these frocks. Why, from looking at these swelled the regular washing and rubbed and ago. He estimates at least half a crop evidences I can deduce a great deal "Goosey. Look at my hands. I also were cutting it off pretty close to 45 boiled like other white clothes. I's? am an amateur gardener.” HOW TO KEEP YOUNG. with between 15,000 and 200.000 barrel* about you that I never knew before. miles. Suddenly we turned a curve, soft water, heated until it is luke for his company. I^et me tell you lots about yourself." And there all this tlm* her dear lit and as we did Jim made a frantic leap Those That Aust Out Loss Youthful warm. Rub lightly between the hands, Miss Van Ether was always so tle hands were covered with blisters for the whistle bar. Then he 'threw ness Sooner Than the Busy and using plenty of Ivory soap to get them Told in a Few Lines. frank with me that I was really afraid and 1 had never noticed them. his engine over' and let go all the air clean, and rinse in two waters, aiding Energetic Workers. Chicago.—Citizens of Chicago pro to submit to the ordeal. She was so "Surely not the furnace, too,” I said, on the train line. I shot like a cannon a little boiled starch and a very little In some am azement ball up against the firebox and believed test against the affiliation of the public full of surprises I never knew what to As a rule the women by whose bluing to thp second. Hang them in a school teachers with the Federation of expect, and I also knew that there was ”1 must confess, I only guessed my time had come. The train did not shady place and leave until about half that,” she smiled. "Papa has an old run along, but jumped about six feet youthfulness I have betu struck most Labor. nothing she could ask of me that I have been famous workers, writes Rob dry. Roll tightly for an hour or two. Peoria.—The Peoria Retail Merchants’ wouldn’t do. So, of course, I submit blister he claims he got tending the at a time. I climbed to my window and iron on the wrong side, placing furnace, so I guessed—” and was ready to jump. ert Hlchens in the Sunday Magazine. association has guaranteed the purses ted, making the mental determination Men who work hard and successfully, the linen on an ironing hoard that is for the Illinois Slate Firemen’s tourna- to laugh her out of the ldoa before she "Let us say you deduced,” I said, "When I got to the cab window I covered with several thicknesses of charitably. saw a fellow ahead. He was walking on the other hand, often appear carp- meut. and it will be held in this city in had gone far enough to do any dam worn and elderly before their time. flannel and a clean white cloth. This August. age. And I went home rather proud of In tho track and made no move to In will bring out the embroidery nicely, Women are becoming cleverer than Barry.—The badly decomposed body “In the first place," Miss Van Ether my blisters.—Kansas City Star. dicate that he heard the whistle. The making it look like new every time it men are. in this way, as in so many of William Green, aged 54, was found in began, screwing little thought wrinkles train checked up rapidly When we is washed. other ways. the woods a mile from the city, with bta into her forehead, “I deduce that you got hor down to about four miles an WATCH ON TELEPHONES. In comparing the women who live throat cut from ear to ear. A note said have a furnace in your hoflae. I de hour Mr. Man quietly stepped off the A TRIM SHIRT-WAIST. Tours of the Inspector and the De track ten feet ahead of the engine. quiet country lives with those who he was despondent and poor and asked duce you do—’’ drain life to the dregs, I must say the county to bury him. "The deuce you do," I could not re fects He la on the Look Then he turned and laughed sarcas Hand-Made Tucks Give This an Air that my theories and those of many Chicago.—Jacob Cohen, a Jackson sist paraphrasing. out For. tically at Jim. of Elegance and the Narrow Frills “ ’Why didn't you get off the track?’ doctors have been upset. Age. in the ville (III.) merchant, told the referee In "Deduce I do,” she replied, smiling, heart of the country, seems generally Add to the Daintiness. In residence districts of the city the Jim yelled as he passed the man. He bankruptcy that he met an affable '“and also I deduce that you do the to make Its appearance just when one telephone Inspector gets around about spoke quicker than 1 ever thought he It shows groups of tiny tucks either stranger and lost $48,000 in one “sitting'' firing of the furnace—or did as long would expect it to do so. Country once In two months and In the busi would. side of a center band of embroidery at poker. as the furnace was in use. Your fur women of 50 usually appear 50. I be j ness districts once a month, though In " 'Just wanted to see how close you edged with plisse frills. The back Savanna.—The coroner's Jury in the nace has been cold some little time lieve that a perpetual calm is decided You also have a lawn at home, quite cither region he may come oftener. could come without hitting me,’ said case of Bothwell Pulford. the druggist once a day If his services are required, the man on the ground. 'I heard your ly ageing, and luat too much repose who shot himself as the climax of the a considerable lawn—I should say 60- even in fine air. induces a heaviness, foot front and about 150 feet deep states the New York 8un. whistle all the time.’ murder of Daniel S. Berry, found that be There are hundreds of Inspectors "Jim forgot that he was carrying the a phlegm, which shows youth quickly was of unsound mind. to the door. The human vegetable Is constantly making their rounds in president of the road. He shut old Monmouth.—The reorganization of New York Inspecting telephones. In 487 down and jumped from the gang seldom or never young. It always compafiy H. Sixth infantry, has been ef the residence districts a single In way to the ground. As he hit the ties seems what we discreetly call "a good fected by the addition of 24 recruits. For f spector covers a number of blocks. In I saw the conductor coming on a run. age.” But the surest way of present a time it was feared this company would the business sections he takes only a Why had we stopped? He asked me ing youth is to keep your interest in be mustered out of service. single block, or the telephones con the question. Jim was too busy to an people and things. East Sc Louis.—William E. Traut- Are modern women more keenly in tained within a smaller area still. swer. He was tangled with the man man. of this city, has been appointed at Telephones In the dwelling districts on the ground, and from the yelling terested in their lives than modern torney for the eastern Illinois district 6f the city require less frequent in that came from the pair It was evi men in theirs, and is this the secret of the federal court by President Roose spection, for the reason that they don't dent that Jim was not getting the of their remarkable youthfulness? velt Certainly the modern woman's life it get such hard usage as do many tele w orst of It. M attoon.—An additicnal 60x80 fee', la phones In the business districts. “The president of the road came up constantly becoming more varied, more being built at the Odd Fellows' home. On his tour of Inspection. In an on a run. It took the combined efforts full. She does a thousand things now | at a cost of $10,000. The home is now that she used to leave undone. Both apartment house, for Instance, the In of four officials to pull Jim away from I com fortably filled with 75 occupants, 4 spector looks the instrument over In the man he had come near killing. in work and lu play she has a far ; but it is expected there will lie a nunioer better time. Perhaps that is why she side and out and tests the wire con Finally the two were parted. Jim was Springfield.—The contract for build Is getting to appear so preposterously nection with the exchange In the house madder than a hornet, and the other ing the mopument to the late Cov. Tan and tests the connection with central, fellow looked as though he had been young. She is gazing toward the hori ner in Cak Ridge cemetery was awarded zon of time, and watching the far where he always gets the wire chief through a laundry machine. to the Culver Construction company, of off figures of coming joys, against a to see that the connection Is all right “Jim finally cooled down enough to Springfield, upon a hid of $10,867, whicL and to see If the chief has any orders sky In which there are not so many was tlie lowest of 11 submitted. explain. He had held the train seven clouds as there used to be. Her youin for him for work required on emer Springfield.—For the first time in a minutes, and though he expected to should put man on his mettle. J "BLI8TERS." gency calls at points off his regular get fired he did not care much. He PRETTY PATTERN score or more of years the state Hag of route. Every inspector keeps all day was willing to quit right there. The boasts a prettily pointed yoke and the Illinois on Memorial day floated over the You have a number of flower beds and The Lingerie Hat. in touch with hts wire chief. officials crowded around him. Then novel sleeves are tucked without ful executive mansion. The Stars and they are all nicely spaded and raked. The lingerie hai nas been brought to Everybody everywhere uses the tele he said to the conductor that he sup a state of perftctlon. The handsomest ness into plain cuffs of embroidery. 8tripes draped the porch of the man You have planted your sweet peas, and phone nowadays, and so telephones posed It was his last run. The presi With thes may be worn a soft girdle sion. yQur lawn was mowpd for the first of these are extreme!' simple, and de are now to be found In all sorts of dent of the road said: of 3ilk, or one of tho wash belts now Chicago.—Joseph M. W eber an time this afternoon. You have a tree pend cu their daintiness and the beau places, and In very many places there “ ‘Are you the engineer of this ty their materials for their charm. so much liked. The tendency of the nounces plans for an immense hippo in your yard and you also have a dog are now used portable receivers, which train?’ season is to have wash belts for the drome in Chicago, the building and with long white hair. I should say The) are trimmed hardly at all. a large stand on tables, desks or brackets, " ‘Yes, sir, and I was so mad I Just more simple wash dresses. equipment of which will cost more than the deg was shedding a trifle. At least bow of ribbon or ribbon rosettes serv maybe on the head of a barrel In a had to lick this fellow.’ $1,000,000. you are fond of the dog and It some ing fur sole ornamentation. A typical fish market, or on a box somewhere “ ‘Well, climb Into the cab. If there Poke Bonnets. Sterling.—Annie, the three-year-old times climbs upon you.” model was a sort of \am O'Shanter In In some store—they are everywhere, Is any discharging to be done I guess The poke bonnet will be popular for daughter of Harms Fredericks, residing I was getting quite uneasy. The embroidered mull over a lining of sky- and what with the vastly greater num I’ll do it. When you get to tho end blue silk. The silk very full and children, and some young women with five miles north of Sterling, choked, to truth of her deductions was startling ber of telephones used In crowded of your run put your engine In the a bent towards the picturesque may death on a small piece of pickle. to me, and I had ho desire for her to plisse, appeared In the brim, and two business districts and the number of roundhouse and accept no order of great choux of the silk on one side adopt It. A number of most attractive Peoria.—The city directory efeesus o f pry deeper Into my affairs. portable receivers liable to be knocked discharge until you see my name completed the hat. models are being shown. One of cofttte- Peoria. Just issued, gives the city a pop "At least you could not tell about off their stands or otherwise Injured signed to It. We will leave this fel colos-ed lace straw lined w ith white ulation of 85.000. an increase of only the dog by my blisters.” I Bald by way the Inspectors In such districts make low for the fool killer.' Oloves. tulle and trimmed with pink and white 2,000 in the last year. at interruption. "Patting a dog does their rounds oftener then In'the resi "We started up again and made the Quite as much attention should be roses and green ribbon was noticeable. Sycamore.—Tho cornerstone of the not raise blisters.” dence parts of the town division end on time. But as I said, showu to the fit of the gloves as to j The right type of girl would have bean Carnegie library buittlng was laid She smiled at me compassionately. old ‘Kewanee Jim’ was the only man that of one’s shoes; insist on long fin- J very charming in that bonnet. How here. Miss Flora Jeanette Dowe, who "Still no one but a white dog with Disagreed as to Terms. I ever set eyes on who could talk after gers and remember that a tight glove j ever, the poke Is rather too conspicu has been librarian sir*e the library long hair would leave this long white First Passenger—Are they a happy he came near killing a fellow. That does not make tho hand look any i ous for ordinary wear. It should he was started, but has becu ill for the i hair Just Inside the knee of your trou family? time Jim talked quick. He did not say smaller when on, and does make the reserved for garden parties, weddings last few months, was carried from her sers. I deduce that the dog tried to Second Passenger—I’m afraid not. anything, however, after he got back ham? look very red and ugly' when It and other dressy occasions. home and laid the first trowel of mor* Jump Into your lap.” The old man is seasick, but his wife In the cab until we were In the round Is removed. tar. Polo Turban. I could not deny the truth of her and the girls have mal-do-mer.— house. Aa we started off he called Chicago.—Richard T. Crane has mad* Harper’s Bazar. The Stout Woman. Dainty, piquant faces, after having deduction. out to me: •n offer to the board of education to *:1 Tho Louis XVI. coat is a becoming been overshadowed by the immense "But about the trees?” I asked. “ ’Bay, Van, keep your eye out for equip five training centers and main Worst of It All. stylo to the stout woman, because it Is hats, will be enhanced by the tiny polo “Surely you don’t think I hare cut that fellow. If we are ever ahead of tain them .town the tree— that Is, If theie Is a Parke— It costs twice as much to live long in Its lines, fitted in the back, not and kindred hats, which are the moil time and I get a chance I am going to necessarily fitted in front, and has Chicago.—Six boy* offered to keep one tree. That Is about the only way f as It used to. llek him again.’"— Chicago Record- charming of headdresse-. A ular of __ Line—And the woret of It Is that II ffldo skirts as a contrast to the slen- block of a Chicago street olean for * yeu* could get blisters In this connection.''' Herald. Mephistorhellan po'~t( *nr , u t!.„ •1 did deviate a Utile la the nutter Isn’t worth !L-Brookij n L-'fe. uernc.ia of U s waist lino. left of the tUvtl r;.x * .. if the city would equip their builm ll ■ lne,
• .v$ arKt-i*'*?* r f 'V »' • - *■*« - i-TjtB-Ui. June is the m onth roses and Miles Desire wba a Pontiac visitor Cbatnmth flaimha'rt blushing brides. the first of the week. _ JAS. A. SMITH A SON...... Publishers mud For Salk-The Kullman property. Robert Owens, of Fairbury, attend Pr* -ietors. Inquire Kullman Pros. ed to business here on Monday. CLAHi.NCE If. SMITH Local Edilor of Dr. T. C. Seriglt Mrs. C. T Ames called on Cullom Chris. Lee. of Strawn. was atten d SUBSCRIPTION RATES *1.7i A YEAR Offlo* In Serlght Block, relatives and friends on Monday. ing to business here on Monday. Auony mous communication* will not bo Mrs. Amelia Conrad spent Sunday Rev. c . I). Eldridge was a Fairbury noticed. Treats Successfully all with relatives and friends at Char visitor the forepart of the week. ADVERTISING KATES. lotte. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Shaffer went to I.ochI buftin^s notice- um cent- i»er line; r Wanted—Girl to do general house Remington, Ind., on Monday to visit I am rates, tor isiainiing nd-. furnished on applies | EYE, EAR, NOSE, lion. All ml verllsmnnuLs unaccompaniednaccomn 1 by work. Good wages to right party.— relatives. directions______restrictinK tbomthem will la,bo tkept in un July 1, al THROAT, til ordered out. an,I charged accordingly. F. M. Husnu ay. Miss Mary Baldwin arrived home on Mrs. Corkill and children, of Kemp- Tuesday evening after spending some TIRE STC FEMALE r. Seright for spectacles. Mrs F. T Matthews and children Fairbury on Saturday morning to visit Cline Howlin. of Peoria, spent Sun- departed on Saturday for a visit with Chatsworth friends day here. relatives at Canton. Mrs. C. K. Miller and little child D. J. Stanford attended to business Erskin Wilson went lo Chicago on went to Piper City on Tuesday tovislt within th Eyes Tested Free at Piper City on Tuesday. Monday to spend a few days with relatives and friends. taken in t Win. Younger, of Fairbury, trans relatives and friends T he residence of A. Slater has Ibeon be sacrifU And 01 asses acted business here on Monday. Mrs A. F. Osborn returned to her freshly painted, which adds very I have a I, Jas. Myers, who is working in Oil home in Kankakee on Monday, after much to its appearance. med Hats Correctly Fitted. man spent Sunday with home folks a visit with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Louis He&ld and little CollarS'Cc here. Mrs Ebon Pearson and children, of child, of Forrest, spent Sunday with The new Cniversalist church at | Fairbury. spent a few days the first of relatives and friends here. It wil Hoopeston will he dedicated on Sun-i the week with friends here, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Clendennin, of this sale. CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY day, June Is. 1 Miss Elizabeth Sampson, who hud Forrest, were t lie guests of Chats Jack Man s home has been very | been visit ing relatives and friends at worth friends on Wednesday. Day or Night. greatly improved in appearance et timed home on Saturday. Miss May Stretch, of Gridley. was a week with paint. t^uite a number from here took ad- j guest during the week of Miss Nora E. E. W hite, of Culion was shak-! vantage of the excursion on the 111i- i Hcnham at the II. W. Henham home. R e s id e n c e P h o n e , N o . 68. ing hands with Chatsworth friends on ' nois Central on Sunday last to Cliica- Miss Sarah Morris deported on Mon Friday afternoon last. day for Lakenan. Mo., to join her par Front now until fall you get the solid com Farm loans at lowest rates, by G. W Oscar Ergang, of Chicago, spent ents. who moved there some time fort out of a light-weight, all-wool hot weather McCabe, al The Commercial National part of the past week the guest of his ago. Rank of Chatsworth, 111. brothers-in-law. Messrs. Burns Broth The excavating is being done for the suit— coat and pants— Cement Miss Julia Feeley is visiting rela ers. residence which is tobe built by Jas. tives and friends at Fairbury. having Tims. Burns, Sr., and daughter. Kerrins between the Kerrinsand Kirk $4.50 T O $10.00. BLAK departed for that city on Monday. Miss Anna, arrived home on Thurs homes. Mrs. John Herron and son,of Kemp- day afternoon after v isiting relatives Roy Sawyer. lt> years old, was Real i; Building Blocks! at Aslikum. ton. spent a few dai s this week guests drowned in the Iroquois river, near & of Mrs Harriett Linn and daughters. For sick headache take Chamber Watseka the first of the week, while W H I T E FANCY VESTS, STRAW HATS, If you swimming. doors, buy Cheaper Than Stone, The Hominy memorial library at lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Fairbury will he dedicated and throw n a quick cure is certain For sale by When in need of spectacles see Dr. Chatsworth : Better Than Brick. open to the public on Tuesday, June J. F. Sullivan. Seright. who is permanently located BALBRIGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 160 acres, i:;. Mrs. Chas Singer and children, of in Chatsworth and guarantees perfect 160 “ Miss Edith Williams arrived home Strawn, spent a few days the forepart satisfai ion. LIGHT WEIGHT, PLAIN Cement Blocks will [ of the week at the home of her motli- 280 “ last week from an extended visit with Miss G ertrude T urner returned AND FANCY SOCKS last as long as stone. ! relatives and friends iu Kansas and j ^ ,s- Udmiekol. home on Tuesday evening from Black- 160 “ They make a line-look- Nebraska. | Mrs. Edward Colvin, of Chicago, isa stone. Illinois, where she lias been 2 0 0 “ teaching school. are just a few suggestions of what you should 185 “ ' > ing wall, and can be l'ur A very large attendance ,s expected ! *1 at the home of her parents. Dr. a! the commencement exercises of St and Mrs. <>. 11. Brigham, having a r Mrs. Daniel Faust, of Cullom, spent haA ’e for hot weather. Found here in a 240 “ rived on Monday evening. ;; uished in any kind of T Patrick's Academv. at The Grand, to Saturday the guest of her brother-in- 240 “ facing— smooth finished, morrow afternoon. | H.G Greenbaum. of Pontiac, was law and sister. Mr. and Mrs P. ! Mr. J.m W. Spe. , and d au g h ter.' ,tl>'Uocst of Mr. and Mrs. William j Schaffer, and family GREAT ABUNDANCE, We ha rock faced, etc. Miss Mvrile. .pent the first of the | Trauh last Friday evening, departing | Mr. and Mrs James C Puffer, of Minnesota, Call on ns or write for ! week w ith Mr. and Mrs. Charles. AV ; for his home on Saluiday morning. Chicago, who had lieen visiting rela RIGHTLY PRICED. northwest. !! estimates, descriptions, Speci al Thaw ville. j Mr. and Mrs. August Glatz. of De- tives and friends here, went to Fair- We h etc. .1 C Corbett and son. Thomas, de- u atu r' :m' K,losU il1 t',,‘ borne of their burv on Monday for a visit. which will parted on Sat u.dav afternoon lor a Son-in-law and daughter. Rev. and Mr and Mrs. Emrel Brouiletle, who William Traub, visit at the home of the forme s' M'- . F. Kettlekaiup. and family, moved to Chatsworth a few months ] WATSON BROS.. brother..! A. Corbett, at Philo. I Mrs. G. E Hangs and little son dc- ago from St Anne, have returned to The Home ol Good Clothes, Chatsworth, III. Cl Ms mm « as mi Dr and Mrs. P C. Ballou, of Piper I for their home inm Chicago on their former home to reside. M anufacturers, Citv, were doing trading hereon Fri- Thursday after being the guests of The members of the graduating Chatsworth relat ives and fiiends for day afternoon, and Clark added lus class of the Cullom high school had Chatsworth. Ill name to the mailing list of the several weeks. t heir pictures taken at the Chats The Ladies' Aid Society of the Professional and ] ++++++++++++4--r++++++++++++ P l a is i»ea i.i:i:. worth Studio last Friday afternoon. + + + + + + ♦ + Both the Stiealor Ind.-Times and Healey M. E. church will give a social Carl Heinrich arrived in Chats ihe Free Press have increased the next Thursday evening at the home of worth this week from Germany, and Mr. and Mis. Chas. Myers, to which C.V. ELLIH61 j price ('f I heir papers on account of the expects to make Ins home in America. oaeetn the 8ml I increase in price of paper and other1 all are cordially invited He is a nephew of Mrs. A. IL Zahl. Dr. Pendergast, O p tic ia n .| CHAT&WOR print mg material. Henry AA'iede. Jr . who has been al Mrs. Shatlo returned to her home Telephones: Residence. the home of 11is brother-in-law and THE BEST Mrs II E Jackson and children, of I at Chenoa on Thursday after being a | INVISIBLE BIEOCAl LENSES \ _ / ! ' aimalia. Mo., atrived on Tuesday j sister. Mi and Mis il. E. Jackson, guest at the home of her son-in-law 4 O. H. BR1 evening fm a visii at the home of her Vandalia. Mo., for some time, ar and daughter. Mr and Mrs. John I!five ip. -••flip' i<» Ijothor the wearer. DENI Heat Tee Hi on An**t lti | iMi'iutiH. Mr. and Mi>. Henry Wredo, rived home on AA'eduesday. Hagaman. and family. per set. KFne Gold Filin MEDICINE j and <■! her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Montelius and Mr. and Mrs. Stuckey, of Fairbury, mentaud other PlnsticI Miss Stadlcr, accompanied by two ALL WORK W. Howard Stanford, who has been at- returned to their home on Friday “Tone” Lenses For Comfort. Room AjPInlnilesler Kill j tending !he Fnivcisity of Illinois, at clwldrrn. from Piper City, were in evening, after visiting at the home of Chatsw orth on AA'eduesday evening in j ( liampaign has been at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. 1IOMK OKHCK OVER WALTON’S, fo* WOMEN his parents. Mr and Mis. W. S Stan Mr. Montelius' automobile. and Mrs. Fred J. Roche. KM Kill K\ ILL. CHAS. D ll you are nervous and tired out ford, during the week. Harry Cline, of Cropsey. was greet The 128th anniversary of the adop EXAMINATION FREE. LAW! continually you coul! have no Mrs. John 1*. O'Brien and little ing his old friends upon Chatsworth's tion of the stars and stripes as Die CHATSWOKTH, clearer warning of the approach child, of Chicago, arrived on Tuesday streets on Saturday, and spent Sun emblem of American liberty will be of' serious 'female le trouble.' day at the home of his mother, Mrs. IN OK. M'MAHON'S OFFICE. CHATSWORTH Do not wait until you suffer un evening to visit her parents, Mr. and celebrated on Thursday. June 15. FII bearable pain before you seek treat Mrs. M. Garrity, and other relatives America Cline, and family, southwest which is designated as Flag Day. of town ment. Aou need AA'ine of Cardui | and friends in this vicinity, Mrs. C Clary and daughter. Miss now just as much as if the trouble Mrs G. E. Rangs.ofChicago.w ho was i NextDateTHursdayJune2 2 ;; r j s r e T T i R were more developed and the tor j Mr. and Mrs. William Trauh, and Mima, departed for their home at Written Ins full line of o turing pains of disordered men j the latter’s sister. Miss Edith Selig, the guest of her brother. Rev. C. I) Plainville, III , on Tuesday after *-+ ♦ * * *-* <■**** ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦-» » 4 , by struation, hearing down pains, ; of Chicago, who is their guest, went to Eldridge. and family, entertained a visiting al the home of the former's ROBT. RUM leucorrhoea, backache and head party of friends at the parsonage on i Lincoln on Saturday, where they were brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and I)r. C. A'. Ellingwood is in Chicago ache were driving you to the un AVednesday afternoon. A very pleasant failing relief that Wine of Cardui the guests of relatives for several Mrs. Joseph Itoud. today. STEVENS F time was spent has brought hundreds of thousands days Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ilaasc and child A tto rn e y of women and will bring you. Don’t miss the hand concert Satur Charles Talbott received injuries on ren, of Pontiac, and “Grandpa" Henry E v e r y Wine of Cardui will drive out A soci ,1 and business meeting of the ' day evening. GENERAL LEU, Tuesday from a stallion which he was Haase, who makes his home with Dee>ls. wills, leases, c< all trace of weakness and banish A'. P. A. society was held at the home AVm. Snider transacted business in nervous spells, headache and back grooming, which necessitated two drawn. Abstracts0( til of Miss AA'rilla Walker on Tuesday them, arrived on Saturday morning Cullom today. ache ana prevent the symptoms evening, about thirty being present. stitches being taken to close a gash for a week's visit with relatives and H e a r t - A c h e Hercules Building, from quickly developing into dan- over his eye, and stiffened one of his The new house of William Dickman, zerous troublesuol that“ ‘ will be hard Refreshments were served and a very- friends in Chatsworth and vicinity. Every pain in the breast, dif knees temporarily. in Germanviile, is completed. The Livings lo check. Secure a $1.00 bottle of enjoyable m eeting is reported. Fourteen little friends of little Miss ficult breathing, palpitation, Remember there will he a Fourth of Wine of Cardui today. If your The editor is in receipt of a marked On Saturday morning last a tan A’irginla Brigham surprised her on fluttering or dizzy spell means dealer does not keep it, send the July celebration in Chatsworth. that your heart is straining it money to the Ladies’ Advisory copy of a paper containing a very in coat for a girl of 12 years of age was Saturday afternoon at tne home of her Title M str Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine teresting article on the initial trip of left on the hitching rack on the west parents, Dr. and Mrs. O. II. Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. AVm. Todden spent self in its effort to keep in PONTIA Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., and the the first passenger train, the paper side df the M. E. church The^finder and a most enjoyable time was spent. Sunday with friends at Strawn. motion. This is dangerous. Abstracts of Tlllo to I medicine will be sent you. Some sudden strain from over- in Livingston county c having been sent by our big friend, S. will kindly return it to the M. E. par Refreshments and games were in If you are not a P la ikdkaler sub ten t out on short notlcr exertion or excitement will and othor papers neatlj H. Hargrove, of Earl Park, Ind. sonage and receive suitable reward. dulged In. scriber you are the greatest loser. Address, completely exhaust the nerves, The pupils of the public school arc Mrs. AV. P Setzer, of Pontiac, was W I N E ?/ B ert Bell returned to Chicago on .James Benjamin spent part of the or rupture the walls or arteries found dead in her bed on Thursday Saturday after spending some time at looking forward with eager anticipa week with home folks at AVatseka. of the heart, and it will stop. morning. She was 00 years old and t he home of ids parents, 'Squire and tion to the annual closing of school Mr. Adolph Heller, of Pontiac, Relieve this terrible strain at Lirapton Count; had resided at Pontiac for many VIRGIL W.JOHNSTO Mrs R. II. Beil, and other relatives picnic w hich will be held at the village spent AVednesday and Thursday w ith once with Dr. Miles’ Heart Complete Abstracts o C A R D V I park on Tuesday next, weather per years. The coroner’s jury decided town property fiirnls and friends His wife and his sister. L. Frobish and family Cure. It invigorates and Speolalationtlon giver mitting. In case of rain the feast will that death was due to the breaking of Mrs. Laura Shaw, went to the city on Mrs. Robert Spieeher departed this strengthens the heart nerves Abstracts. All Abstr be spread indoors. a cerebral artery. drst rlass In every rosi O o o o o o n c 0«x»0 OO'HM) OO CDLOOtjO Sunday. morning for A'andalia, Mo., to spenda and muscles, stimulates the called to my Abstract“ * i III dally and of great val The Pontiac Daily Leader states Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, of Albany, N. Mrs. Nora Barner and daughter, few weeks with relatives and friends. heart action, and relieves the’ man In the county. 3a plication. I am In | that A. Harmon has purchased the Y., and Mrs. Quick, of Rattle Creek, Miss Edith, of Greenleaf. Kan., ar Miss Ruby McGreevy. of Odell, is pain and misery. LOANS on most ravont KELLOGGS Mich., have beCn guests at the home rived here on Friday last for a visit at Take no chances; make your pers carefully drawn line residence of S. AV. Strong, on East visiting with her sisters, Mrs. James s’ taken. Correspondence heart strong and vigorous with Howard street in that city, which isa of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Desmond dur the homes of her brothers-in-law, Jas. Garrity and Mrs. Edward McDermott. OllAS. L. C ll A MB line piece of property. Mr. Harmon ing the past week. Mesdames Palmer, B arnet of this city, and Wm,(Barner, Dr. M iles’ Heart Cure. Man L ost—A gold bracelet, on Sunday “I suffered terribly with heart dis Telephone ISO. resided for years southwest of Chats l^uick and Desmond arc sisters, and near Cullom. They will remain some ease. I have been treated by Old Fostofflco IP I (I’d, BarberShop I last, on or near west part of Main different physicians for my trouble North aide Public Sq worth, near Strawn, and recently they had not been together for many time with the hope that Miss Edith's street. Reward for its return to without results.remuT I ' went to a physi Opposite; The* Gram! moved to Pontiac from Rensselaer, years, making this visit a most enjoya health, which is very poor, will lie cian In Memphis, who claimed that the PLAiNUEALF.it office. I had dropsy of the heart. He put Ind. ble one. hone fitted. the X-ray on me, and In connection For A Styl; Everylliioi Neat and Clean. \ Miss Paulina Melxtcr was fourteen with hls medicine he came near nmk- - The people of Gibson City are mak The program of the Pontiac Chau Good farm ers arc not always good a finish of me. Rome time before In feet, anything n years old on AVednesday, and in the .------Mr. Young, of 8 t. Louis, was ablo rates,«, call ui Hair Cutting. Shaving. ing strong efforts to have tiie county tauqua Assembly tc be held July 22 to painters, and the fact was proven last evening twenty-live of tier schoolmates In our town. He saw my condition, of Shampooing, singeing. Dye and recommended Hr. Miles' Heart seat of Ford county moved to that August <>, 1905, is at hand, and the a t Sunday when one of the Plaxndeal- surprised her. The evening was en- Cure to me. J gave it little attention T. P. MONJ in g and Hail Dressing done in ku’s farmer friends returned borne until mj return from Memphis,- when place. Pet ilions to call an election to tractions offered are unusually good. joyably spent, refreshments were I eonctui i vibe most approved styles. t°bottle-t’——-arn P,«*ss3 Witaf E»n. . I'< Razors Honed. have the change made, are being cir Among those having places on the from a friendly visit to a neighbor. served and Miss Paulina's fourteenth to nay three I ’P h e n e program are: Governor R. M LaFol- Tiie neighbor had been improving bis CHABLE8*1 Agency for Oaken’s Model culated: maps of the county showing birthday will be a pleasant memory S u v a We are, in busli Laundry, of Peoria. the railroads and distance* from the lette, of Wisconsin; Hon. W. J . Bryan, premises by painting. His caller was Dr. Miles' Heart'Cure, la sold by satisfy our patroi for those present. • yoar liberal patroi various towns in the county to Gib of Nebraska: Rev. AVm. A. Sunday, of welcomed In a hospitable manner and CHAS. KELLOGG, Prop. graShe will ffivssiirefund y our Ti'iATAn?money. ?as Illinois; Rev. Sam P. Jones, of Geor an enjoyable social time was spent, M. W. of A. Memorial Servlets. We have a few fl son, are lieing spread broadcast, and - Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind baggies for salech the citizens of Gibson have offered to gia; lion. John Barrett, U. S. minis but it resulted in the caller carrying A M.W. of A. memorial service will furnish the site and build the court ter to Panama; Prof. John AV. Wetzel, home with him enougli paint to com be held at The Grand on Sundayeven- T. F- I house without any expense to the tax of Yale University, and many others pletely cover the sitting portion of ing, June 18, Co which the general Chats wort) payers. -. of recognized abilities. bla wearing apparel. public is invited. m — — — 11 .1 ■1; —— = ’ mile we* of I i until about fot CORRESPONDENCE years moved iuto b do ant bold ii lot thn nttMiM W beautiful town property. Mr. Jeuoings 3" this mueh prefer that all was twice married, and leaves two sous luously avoided. ciu* [the province of a newspaper to mourn his loss. Iu 1868 he united to be to_ (ive__all idl the the m MBwe, e , and arid leave leave the idle with the United Presbyterian church, gossip to wag its tongue within the narrow •cope of its immndlata surroundings and tbe year following he was elected a GARRITY ruling elder in tbe congregation, which p ip e f T city . ZAND position lie held at the time of his F a 4 D t. C. Burgess spent Tuesday in deatli. Politically, lie was a staunch I am going to retire from business Gilman. prohibitionist and a leader of bis party Jas. Warren was a Paxton caller on in this part of the state. July I, and will CLOSE OUT MY EN Monday. TIRE STOCK of Mrs. Hallaru visited friends iu Chi No Secret About It. BALDWIN cago on Friday. It is no secret, that for Cuts, Burns, •A L. Kiblinger spent Sunday with Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils, No nmn wants to worry away his time at a W 4$ his uncle in Towunda. etc., nothing is so effective as Bucklen’s Johu Katsclier was a Chicago visitor Arnica Salve. “It didn't take long to tailor’s when a better fit, a newer style, and a MHIinery & Notions cure a bad sore I bad, and it is all O. on Sunday and Monday. K. for sore eyes,” writes D. L. Greg smarter appear- Chas. Opperman transacted business within the next 3 weeks, cost not being ory, of Hope, Tex. 25c at J . F. Sulli taken Into consideration. The goods will in Chatsworth on Thursday. van's drug store. auce is had here be sacrificed at whatever they will bring. James Walsh, Jr., spent the latter at half the tail part of the week in Chicago. F0RREST. y*sd I have a large and beautiful line of Trim B or’s price. med Hats,Caps and Baby Bonnets, Fancy Judge II. 1*. Beach transacted busi Mrs. Arthur Duckett spent Monday I ness in Thawvilie on Tuesday. in Fairbury. F o r business, Collars,Combs,Velvets,Silks and Ribbons. W. W. Oaks, of Oak Park, is visiting M iss Mable Haines is visiting rela v :c It will pay any lady to come miles to at tiie Mrs. Saralt Brown home tives at Morris. rj here are the “snap this sale. Miss Josephine Blair arrived home Miss Oliie Dyer is visiting friends itt py” new Sack from the Illinois University on Thurs Etnington this week. Mrs. Sarah Ahem. day. Miss Eulali Krack was shopping in Suits, in single- Mrs. Fred Conn and baby, of Fair- Fairbury on Monday. breasted or doub bury. are visiting relatives and friends Miss Hindricl.s, of Herscher, is tbe here. guest of Miss A nna Thorne. le breasted styles, Mrs. Tobias, of Gridley, is visiting Mrs. John Fletcher, of Joliet, is the in the swell her sister, Mrs. Jacob Ehrsman at this guest of her sister. Mrs. J. P. Carpen place. ter. shades. Frank Leacock, of St. Louis, Mo., is llirt Strawn, who is attending school 9 . . People natural the guest of bis lister. Mrs. Samuel at Champaign, is home for the sum Talliott. mer. ly come here for Stm-ScKXMtFC BLAKELY & WEINAND J. A. Montelius, Jr., transacted busi Mrs. A. Trurnbo, of Marseilles, is CoskMcr Cumtu the finest Ready- ness iu Monmouth on Monday and visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. C. Real Estate For Sale or Exchaoio. Tuesday. Eignus. to Wear Clothing, If you want the beBt land there is out of Mrs. C. E. Gilpin departed on Thurs Miss Edna Smith arrived home Tues for which we held day for Windsor for a short visit with day after a week’s visit with friends in doors, buy one of the following, located near relatives. El Paso. . first place for best Chatsworth or in central Illinois: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Montelius spent Miss Mary Moyer, of Gibson City, qualities long ago. Saturday anti Sunday in Chicago visit 160 acres, . . per acre, % 110 00 spent Sunday with tier brother. James, But don’t think 160 . “ “ 1 2 5 0 0 ing relatives. and family. 280 “ . . . “ “ 130 00 Quite a large crowd attended the Mrs. J. T. Avery, of Berlin, W is., is u s “high-toned” band concert at Chatsworth on Satur 160 “ . “ “ 1 4 0 0 0 visiting at the homes of her sons, Fred day evening. and Thomas. just because our clothes look and are so much 200 “ . . . “ “ 130 00 Miss Hattie Sidell, of El Paso, was a Mr and Mrs. J. F. Dorsey spent Sun superior to others. O^TXXTG ST7ZTS, . - “ 110 00 185 business caller in our city on Friday day with the latter’s parents, Mr. and 240 “ . . . “ “ 75 00 and Saturday. Mrs. A. McMullen. ST R A W E A T S and O XFO RDS are 2 4 0 “ : “ 1 3 0 o o Mrs. Weber, of Albany, N. Y., has G. M. Strawn, Otto Barkelooamt Dr. selling fast at right prices. We have also some fine propositions in Iowa, rented the Fletcher property ami will J. A. Bislmpp left last Thursday for a Minnesota, the Dakotas and other points of the move into it soon. month's visit through the west. Mrs. Mary Ewing arrived home from Miss Vera Moyer went to Normal on GARRITY & BALDWIN, northwest. Monmouth College to spend her vaca We have some desirable town properties Wednesday to attend the graduating tion with her parents. exercises in that city on Thursday even CLOTHIERS TO ALL. which will interest prospective buyers. Miss Estella Bennett, who hud been ing. attending school nt Priuceville, Mo., ar BLA ZELT <& W EZNAKD, Miss Lillie Weudel returned home rived home last week. last week after visiting friends at Wol- MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS JULY 4TH. <;a>M «awvow>tb. III. The Misses Maggie and Mary Mon fott, Did. Miss Leah Dixon accom lATswciRTii W ill H ave Biggest Celebration In Y eahs. telius returned the forepart of the week panied her home. from a trip through Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs. C. H. Watts went to L Mrs. Archv McKinney and Miss Sadie Canton on Tuesday to attend the wed Professional and Business Cards. T I M S CARDS. McKinney, of Kempton, visited rela ding of the latter's cousin. Mrs Watts The Mistakes of Your Life. Railroad Notices. tives here the latter part of last week. was matron of honor. Do not number among the mistakes j T I* ,V W Mrs J E Perkins and Miss Edna of your life that of neglecting to procure , I - r lli<» Miflcrn Woodmen inor’itig at Mil- Thrown From a Wagon. wo'ikt**-. Wi-.. lit** T. I’ Ar W. w ill sell t»xcur* C. V. ELLINGWOOD, M. 0, Bead and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Morris a bottle of Cluimbei Iain's Cultc, Cholera OBeein the Smith Butldi>(, Mr. George K. Italicock was thrown -t'Hi l ickel> mi .Junt» 16 and 17 at one fan* plus were Chatsworth callers on Saturday and Diarrhoea Remedy. Some of your CHATaWOHTII, ILL. from his wagon and severely bruised. '•*' cum- f««r r«»nr I trip, limited in return Telephone*: Rciidence.No.18; OBco.No.M. lust. familv may he suddenly attacked wuh .It i tie'.*;. TRAINS PASS CHATS WORTH . He applied Chamberlain’s Pain Balm On each Tue-i'luy tin* T 1* A W. will sell WORTS. On Monday evening the Bay View fr»ely and says it is the best liniment era tup coin' or diarrhoea, which ate al Notoi, Chicago Paat(mnil) *xSunday SOI aw Circle gave ll,»s Elizabeth Dick a lin ways prevalent during the warm li4rtn*,-«'4‘k*»r-'* excursion ticket- t«» |>otnt^ in O. H. B R IG H A M , NeSw. eldest Sspnts.es Sssda;.— S !jp= he ever used Mr. Babcock is a well [gwh M inti’VMia, North nn-l South Dakota and No.wi, l ocal Pre ght. ex Sunday...... 11 Man en aboWer nt the home of Mrs. W. O. weather, and immediate relief is nei es- J DENTIST. No if '-' Through rriifltr.'mc Sunday... • 85 pm known citizen of North Plain, Conn. Cuubi a within the honu’seeken*' Territory Belt Teolh on Bn»»t Rubber Piute only 910 aocTii. McKinney. sary. This is the most relinble medi ■mi* f« pl'.i ■£.. . m fiiuit 21 of . . q month to ment and other Plastic rulings from 50c up. No 325. Ill'in'gton Pn*a(mnll)exS'iid’y 0 38pm Mrs. Harry Oast and Miss Sarah for sprains and bruises It will effect ed upon, even in tbe most severe and | point in the wpm. *omhwt*d •** ntli and -otiLh- ALL WORK WARRANTED. No 3o|. Local Freight, ex Sunday____11 20aro Kilose, of Milllinhurg. l’a.. are spend a cure in one-third the time required by ea“t tit same rate Sn.t. l. I’hrougli Freight, ox Monday... 2 10am dangerous cases. Get it today. It may Room S,Plaindealer Riillding No. tot arrive* Chicago at 11.80 a. m. So. 302 ing a few weeks sit the lion. J. A. any other treatment. For sale by J. arrive* Chicago at 9.43 p. m. Through coach On account of the Epworth League district cat .led In each direction. No change of care Montelius home. F. Sullivan. ______save a life Solti by J F Sullivan. jc**nvniitD»n at Fairhurv th«‘ T P. A W will sell QMA 8 .D.CARY, between Chute worth and Chicago In ellhei On Tuesday afternoon, at the home **xrur-om tick»*t? dutu* Id. IT and b nt -*»U C4»nts direction. No. 323 leaves Chicago nt 8 30 a. m KEMPTON. STRAWN. for the ri.imd trip: returning June li». No. 3 25 leaves Chicago nt 5:25 l> in. of Mrs. J. W. Herron, a bundle shower LAWYER, Paeaengrra for Pontiac arrlro Pontine ai Mr. Engle was in Culloui on Tuesday. The M. W. A hand is now progress (i. C. Dor4ki. Vgent. 12.H p. m.: leave Pontiac a t3.28 p. in, was given the Misses Elizabeth Dick ing rapidly. rilh XtiOaV ALTON OH ATS WORTH, ILLINOIS. J. tlnoawAtiah . Agent Mrs. A. J. McKinney is visiting in and Muynie Moore. Indiana this week. Mrs. Win. Singer is visiting relatives Vecoun* MoiI.tm \\ «h. imaii meeting the* Chi Piper City can boast of as beautiful cago & \ilon II> . v\ i *»•!' ticketfrom Chenoa PIBB, Frank Carey, Jr., went to Chats- at Grand Ridge. I t*. M ilwaukeo and return itt Dates of park as is found in many towns of its wortli on business Friday. The village has levied a lax of one , “ ii„-;u%.ta size and a great amount of money and LightniBE • Life. Tornado & Accident Miss Nellie Kelly, of Galva. is visit per cent. for Use coming year. j S19.es t« Baltimore ami return, via Chicano A n r S T T E A N C E work has been put on it. Alton Ry.. July 2.3 an,i I Tin- timely oppof- Written in a full line nr old, reliable companion ing relatives here this week. P. P. I reehill pi.rcbasetl a line young ttltlil> at a ,„w r.„.. g account of Misses lee and IlumeSsy, who spent iiorse of W. S. Davis on Tuesday • the meeting of the C!iri-f iar Ki deavt n*r». Tho a few days at the home of Prof. Curley Loren Olson transacted business in ROBT, RPMBOLD, Agt. TRAINS PASS CHATSWORTH. Emington one day last week. Ed. K^sslai had two horses badly rti*" l’ r!'" ofM,n Pl,w,r BAST. anil family, returned to their home in II Monday MutTn!«» and return 3i) .Id ■*. ?i an I 10. on Noe. Atlantic Express(ex Sunday).. .. 3 35am Miss Gertie Weirs returned home injured by barbed-wire STEVENS R. BAKER, No t. Express, dally...... 3 05 pm Gifford on Saturday last. account of (ir.Tiid Lodge Km,evident and Pro- No d, Atlantic Express, dally ...... 9 21 pm from Champaign on Tuesday. Mrs W alter K esslai, of ( liiraRo. is tK.„veo rd.»r of Kik, Ti..’ Chicago A Alum Attorney at Law. No 14, Local Freight, ex. Sunday...... 9 50pm The Rebekalis gave a supper in t lie Mrs Win. Corkill spent Wednesday tbe guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ankers. Ky. announce- Ihi- rate a:. I extend'. It not only GENERAL LEGAL PRACTICE. Nol8,Slock Freight, daily...... ItOant I. O. O. F. hall on Tuesday evening, to Elk- hut ai-* to the pnh!ic W BST. with Mrs. Kingdon in Cullom. Meltill Ricketts spent several days Deeds, wills, leases, contracts, etc., carefully No 7. Passenger anti Expr, cx. Sund'y 8 2d am which was largely attended and the re Onto Denver. &IL4«> f*>r n tiud trip, on ac- here this week visiting his young drawn. Ajwlractsof title examine.!. No 5, Passenger ami Mall, daily-...... I t9pm ceipts were 130.00. An orchestra of Alice Carey spent Saturday with her ! count Epworth Leagu e July 1 to 1H0T>. The No). Kansas City Ex, ex Sunday.... 5 52pm I friends Hercules Building, Pmtlsc, III. No 13, I.ocal Freight (es Sunday ....—It 50 am local talent furnished music for the oc sister, Mrs. T. Nugent, in Cabery. j general public may lake advantage of thi- op- No 17, Stock Freight, daily...... 10 00 pro casion. We call the attention of the readers l«»rtt.mty for a I\.!..rnd.. outi..rf, Ker .pedal No 9, Passenger, Sunday only...... 7 23 am W. R. Vatin, of Chicago, transacted _ . _v x n« o i ! train, time ami 'omp!et«» particu ars apply to The Livingston County No. 17 and 18 will not carry 'passengers. No. MAKHIKD. of tbe P lain d k a i.br t«> tbe nnanoial H n Stowe 5 due In Peoria at 4.40 p. m. No. S makes business with F. Carey on Friday. through connections for nil points east ris Jas. B. Plank was married on Wed statement of the Farmers National Ti.g : v*: < .v \ n>.. i'i„>iioa. ill. I'ennsylranis system or Dig 4 ronlo. nesday, June 7. at noon iu Crescent Mesdames John Smith and Thomas U. G. DoBBEr, Agent. Bank as made to U. S. government —------—— ------—— Title Abstract Office, City. Particulars will be given next Rickards were Cabery visitors on Fri official on May 2!t. Pt05. This bank ' 1 N,,RT"V " ," 1 ,! < ' ‘.kv. Attorney, PONTIAC, ILL. • day. Abstracts or Title to Land and Town Lota week publishes statem ents at least live times 0llvf r and Corn Grove Drainage Notice. in Livingston county carefully prepared and WILL WED, JlTNE 15. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Weirick, of Mar . iixi i Stale of Iihnoi-. Livinir-ton <\»ui!tv. -s. In sent out on abort notice. Deeds, Mortgages a year and is supervised by the gov- n,* r„mny Cmirt and other papers neatly and carefully drawn, Invitations are out announcing the seilles. are visiting in our vicinity this eminent. The hank makes an excel-1 ol”;[ m m m marriage of Mr. A. J. Harris to Miss week. Address. TRAINS LEAVE * ARRIVE AT FORREST lent showing anti growth, deposits hav- | ITine. I'hn- Clmo Joint ( lino Frank Cline, A. W . COWAN. NORTH. | SOUTH. Elizabeth Dick both of this city, June • , i oo., oo -T', • r I Harry Cline. Mr- .lame- Marini,. Mrs. Stephen No 12...... 4 05am No 13 ...... 12 30am Miss Rose T’Benske spent Sunday uig reached frto.fl83.8n. fins safe, re-1 hvm. Knr a l'line, U*»khnrt . Lucius M Siron, town property furnlahcd on short notice. The funeral of Mra. Hester B. Plank, 1> Dari-, rinreace H Strawn, Hiram Fntna Special attention given to ttio continuation ol h i k e a t o k b r a n c h . returned home from Aurora on Tues mers are accorded the advantages con and tin* Highway ('omim-dmicr* of Khatdworth Abstracts. All Abstracts guaranteed tone LEAVE. ARRIVE. who died suddenly at the home of her sistent with safe, conservative banking Township. Livingston i unity. Illinois: flrsl class In every respect. Tour at tentton it No 74...... 6 18 am No 73...... 8 18 pm day evening. PETITION TOR CONDEMNATION. called to my Abstract Report, which Is Issued No 38...... 12 18pmNo 31...... 9 05 am daughter, Mrs. D. A. Boal, of Mans Messrs. George Porter and Beecher Notice i- hereby given to tlu* above named de dally and of great value to every business No 31...... 6 a> pm No 37...... 6 00 pm field, on Friday morning of last week, Triumphs of Modern Surgery. fendant-. that the ubt>\e nan **d petitioners, the man In the county. Sample comes »ent on ap- All trains dally except Sunday. Olson attended lodge in Cullom on Wonderful things are done for^the cmmiiis-ioner- of the Oliver and Lorn Drove plication. I am In position to make r ARM F. R. STEWART. Agent. was held on Sunday afternoon front the Drainage District, heretofore fill'd their peti LOANS on most favorable terms. I.ogal pa- Tuesday evening. human hotly by surgery. Organs are tion in -aid cour* an I that thereupon said tiers carefully drawn and acknowledgments F irst M. E. church of this city, Rev O. cause wn- -ct lor hearing Indore said court at taken. Correspondence and husliiesssollcitod. (IIIC.VG A. II. I)e la Gardie officiating. She Mr. and Mrs. A. Clayton returned taken out and scraped anil poPslied the court hon-e in the city of Pontiac, in said OUA*. L. OhAMBERI.IN, Attorney, home from Kankakee on Saturday, and put hack.or they may be removed en county of Liviugstim ami -tate of Illinois, on Manager, was one of the most active members of the tenth day of July. A D . I'.ML'), at the hour of Telephone 150. where they have been visiting the past tirely; bones are spliced; pipes take the one o'clock p rn : \nd that ther<*iip<»n a sum Old Postoffleo ll'ld’g, Pontiac ,111. the M. E. church, having been afflliat mon- l--tieii out of -aid court acain.-t the nbovo two^veeks place of diseased sections of veins; anti- j uamc«l defendants, returnable on the 10th .lay North Sldo Public Square TRAINS PA9SCHENOA ed with it front its first establishment (Union Passenger Depot w itht. P. A W.) itt the place. Mrs. Plank was 74 years Misses Nellie McClintock and Myrtle i a»ptlc dressings are applied to wounds. .inly a iv i-'V n; ; SOUTH BOUND. Rowland returned to their homes in ' bruises, burns nml like injuries befoie -tin '-u.it ■- No 15, Passenger amt Mall, daily...... 4 50am of age and leaves 7 children, 28 grand For A Stylish Turnout No93. IiiioiIndian, dally...,-...... — 9 20am Gibson City on Wednesday after clos- j inllammation sets in, which causes 1" ' ‘ "kkxe,Vdivkrtt. No i. Pr State Express, daily...... 11 58am children and 5 great-grandchildren to In fact, anything np to date at reawn- No 3, The Alton Limited, daily...... ] 5Cpm mourn her loss The interment was in ing a successful term of school in Hie them to heal without m aturation and fi.Tk ,.f -oid t'onuty t’ourt. * able rates, call up the now livery firm No 95. In ter urban, dally...... 8 80 pm in one-third the time required by the of No23. Kansas City Aecoinmod'n, daily 6 45 pm the Brenton cemetery by the side of intermediate and primary rooms. They No 97, Intertirban,dally— ...... 7 65 pm old treatment. Chamberlain's Pain s Administrator's Notice. T. r. MONAHAN * CO . her husband, who died live yenrs ago. will teach here again next year. No 7. Kansas Oily Limned, dally—.... 9 06 pm Balm acte on this same principal. It ■ The iimicr-igncJ. having b»*«»n ap|* appointed ad Wimt K«i>. Main Mtbrkt. . No9. Palace Exprees,dally...... —12 28 am ^ i miniMrn<"i ••f the c-tai*- of John Punch. Into of No 11, Mhlnlgbt Special, dally...:...... 2 36am COLUMHUS JENNINGS. A Bad Scare. is an antiseptic nml when applied to the rmmiy of Living-ton. stat” of IlliiToi*. do- ’Phone No. OS. NORTH HOUR!), The funeral of Colnmbus Jennings, Some day yon will get a bad scare, r»‘u-ci. hereby give- notice that he will appear ...... No8. ....Palaee Express, -JEW dally...... 8 25am such injuries, causes them to heal very before the county court of said county at tho We are. In business to please and No 8,8. Midnight special,tfi ...... rial, ...... dadally. „ ...... 8 24 am who tiled suddenly on Thursday of last wtiSn you feel a pain in your bowels, July tonu. A. D. 11*0%. 4in Monday, the 3rd clay of satisfy our patrons and earnestly ask No 40, llloom. A OhliChicago Accoin, dally 7 11 am quickly. It also allays the pain and Juljr next, at the cmirt house in Pontiac, at your fillers I patronage. No 92, Intenfrben, dally..——...... B 20 am week, was held at the U. P. church, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in soreness. Keep a bottle of Pain Bsilm which time all person** having claims ngaltitl No24, Ksu, City A Snlsr. Accom., dally 9 88 am Rev. A. E. Brownlee officiating. Mr. Dr. King’s New Life Pills, a sure cure, wait! e-tato are notith’d and requested to attend We have a few first class new driving No 94, Intertirban, dally...... “ in your home and it will save you time for the purpose of having the same adjusted. boggles for sale aheap. No9, The Alton Limited, dally.,. Jennings was bom in Knox couuty <18 for all bowel and stomach diseases, All persons indebted to -aid estate are roqufifr- Nol.Pr State Express, dally...... and money, not to mention the incon emagic mirror to double lias written the folk play and arranged motives its whole length without taxing There Is considerable social life In her pallor, or poor circula amused himself by a childlike make- our pleasures: a prophet to foresee the its scenes. Us capacity. town—almost always something going Young Woman Representative of digestion, or restlessn believe. In the evening he would sol- results of our present actions and so It is to lie given in the open air amid Its grade is such as to make it advan on." M agnate Evens Old Score with regularities of any k emnly draw up his chair and pretend to i guide those actions aright; a panacea tiie ruins of old SheiTorne castle around tageous to double St. Louis-southwest “But that is different from having Foreign Caller. pills should be used, warm his toes at an unlighted hearth. , for pain and foreboding and humilia- which cluster so many memories of the ern freight across the Mississippi. It something important that you have got the most obstinate cos He was carrying out an old theory— ' lion. clays when Sherborne lived the strenu has rejuvenated one of the oldest Illinois to do—something that you are inter In the big office the foreigner walled pepsia, rheumatism, l towns and caused a new one to be built drill your thoughts,shut out the gloomy, "Think not the king did banish thee, ous life No modern stage could provide ested in. Now here are two women with fear and trembling. His card had prostration and even ] in Missouri. .and call in the bright. He got an ex But thou tile king!" a setting so well adapted to the perform who have Just had statues erected to been sent into the private secretary. If yon desire info It Is approached by one road that is traordinary amount of pleasure from i exclaimed wise old John of Gaunt to the ance Through the main entrance to their memory. One was Frances Wil The magnate, himself, of course, could suited to your own ca ..thus playing at being gay. required to pass around a loop 20 miles future Henry the Fourth, adding: the modern castle, the home of the Dig- lard. She never married, but she didn't not be seen. On the good will of the the Dr. Williams M • Hugh Miller found a bed of rough by family, a winding road leads across In circumference In order to reach its wait around for some knight to come private secretary depended the for HBcheuectady.N.Y. E> j "What thy soul holds dear, imagine il level. garnets and used to fling himself down I To lie that way thou guest. tiie moat into the interior of the old along and pet her and support her. eigner's fate and future, relates the have a copy of Dr. The low grade of the bridge is Its pre on the Scotch shore and press his fingers Not whence thou contest." castle. The ruins of the keep and tur She saw that the world needed work New York Post. Talks to Women.” wh dominating feature. Before it was built over the larger grains of the patch a".d See yourself in imagination as assert ret evidences of Cromwell's wrath, form ers, and she determined to put her The private secretary was envied by free to any address the bridge at Memphis was said to be druggist can supply tl bethink himself of the heaps of gents ing yourself courageously, honestly, be a rough quadrangle overgrown with ivy hand to the plow. Just think how a few and respected by ail who had deal in Aladdin's cave, and of Siuhad s val fore others, and making yourself agree- which will serve as a background for the lowest on the river. It is 1*4 per much Bhe accomplished. Then there ings with the magnate. Luck and a ley of diamonds. There existed then I able to all. and you will do it in reality. the various tableaux. On the left towers cent, on one side of the river and 1% was Mother Bickerdyke. What a lot series of different circumstances had led Quallf no popular digest of geology, and the See yourself in imagination shrinking, per cent, on the other side. The Thebes of good she did!” that young person up to a very respon “Has your music t ambitious lad had to grope his scientific and you make yourself so. What we bridge has been built and approached “Oh, yes, hut those were exceptional sible position. Brains and tact and ait touch?” .way without any guide; but a certain at a grade of one-half of one per cent. -“Exquisite. Ten dol think we are forever building into our cases.” unusual amount of positive knowledge Y. Times. amount of fact once acquired enabled 1 characters. Both of the St. lxrnis bridges have steep 'They were not exceptional because combined with worldly wisdom, enabled Ihim to assimilate to the mass every lit * • • • • er grades. there Is not work enough to go around! her to hold on and to flourish. A* long aa there ■ tle snatch of information. Then the It is claimed that on account of this "What can I do for you?" she said, ready to be duped by The most fascinating men and women There is an appalling amount of work vegetation of the coal measures began grade feature a large tonnage of freight pleasantly, as the foreigner entered ths of great gaina there w ! we know are those who cast about the to he done—and it must be done large only too willing to i to form within his mind where all had will lie diverted from Memphis and St. room. | commonest circumstances of life a ly by the leisure women. The great Times. been blank before He had read Gul Louis; that the great bulk of the south The sunlight streamed In front the I magical illusion Children all do iL • r!T mass of women are bowed down under liver, and now fancied himself a Lilli western lines of the Gould Bystem will big window. It turned the private secre Special Low Rates 1 Some one advised sending hoys toschoe! the care of their homes and families. putian. roaming under ferns that had he brought across at Thebes and some tary's hair quite golden. A healthy and ing, Asbury 1 1 on tiie plea that it would knock the non Or they are bread winners, and have shot up into trees. It was thus that the of the southwestern freight destined for prosperous and fairly good looking July 3-7, via Nickel 1 future geologist got his first conception sense out of them. The wise lather re to toll day after day until they are return Limit and 8to| plied that it was just the nonsense he St. Ivouis will cross the river on the new used up. It Is to these cultured girls young person faces the sunlight with Im Chautauqua Lake, N. of the forests of the carboniferous age. bridge, run up on the east side of the punity. The foreigner advanced, ha! in | wanted left in Luther declare!) that ha III .NS OF SIIEHMORXK CASTLE like Isabel that the world must look and New York City. • • • * • hand. He made his wants known, and Agent, or address J. 1 would not lose the wonderful fairy i\VI i • Sj « < incvi.ar Folk l*la> Will Be river in Illinois, and then be Bent back to do most of this unpaid work among Uivrtl 1 presented his letters of Introduction Agent, 111 Adams St.. What is there in these incidents be storiis of his childhood for any sum of into Missouri at East St. Louis. the poor. Now our minister told us ■------•— "We have met before," said the pri yond the mere anecdote which appeals , money. Macaulay attributed his ac the remnants of the ancient gatehouse. last Sunday that our jail was In a vate secretary, smiling front the depths Borne men never lear Instantly to every youth w ho reads? Is curacy in history to tils love of castle- l)n the right is another fragment of frightful condition. He said the better tween fame and notori PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON. of » happy heart and a pair of very it not the glimmer of a new pow< r by building The past was in tiis mind masonry called the "Chapel Exit.-' class of prisoners preferred to sit up are foreved mistaking ■ pretty eyes. The petitioner stared which, like. Choate, we can ent-1 into constructed into a romance. It is noth Fronting the quadrangle a large cov Projected Marriage of French Pre all night rather than to sleep in Its •cter.—The Commoner blankly into the mighty person's face. the life of tree and twig, or spirit our ing Imt sentiment." said one to Na ered auditorium will be erected provid tender to Princess Clemen foul cells. Who Is going to study up He did not seem to remember. selves from a dusty bookshop hack to poleon. "Nothing hut sentiment," he ing seats for 2.non spectators in ♦!»•» the subject and agitate it? Somebody tine is Abandonc-u. "I think we have," persisted the pri tthe age nf gods and heroes? Is it not replied. "Sentiment rules the world." folk play 7i>" ;,f the townsfolk will take ought to do it, but the men are all too vate secretary. "You were In Italy a restorative that will enable us. like Tiie lack of imagination makes life par!. They begun drilling and rehears Paris.—Prince Victor Napoleon, busy. It Is really a woman's work. “The Sim| some months ago, were you not?" the historian Green, to rise ai-ote soil dull, uninteresting, material, robs us of ing for the event months ago. The his whose projected marriage with Prin There are plenty of women who have Something dawned on the foreigner. tude and discomfort and pain? Is it not torical accuracy of the costumes pro cess Clementine of Belgium has been the time. 1 personally know of dozens insight and foresight, and puts a fatal Ho looked Into the young secretary’s Proper Food is F the ability to leave behind, like the barrier between us and our fellows. We vided for them Is vouched for by the abandoned because the union would of women who spend hours of each stone mason's apprentice, poverty and eyes; brown, and full of mirth, they need some stimulus, as Walter Pater best authorities. give offense to France, is the Bona- day Just in the pursuit of so-called Step in Righ toll and intellectual privation, and f x- were. He had seen them before. Alack says, to shape vague hope and transform Sherborne's chief claim to historic re partist pretender to the French throne. pleasure.’ Many of them are young, perience all the joys of Sinhad’s wealth, and alas! they had looked rather seri it into effective desire; to carry us year nown lies in the lact that it was for a Prince Victor was nominated as his highly educated and In good health. all the marvels of the prehistoric for- ous then. The blood rushed to his face. One of the evils of after year without disgust through tiie time the capital of tiie newer Wessex heir to the French throne by the will In a general way, they know there la •ests? Shall anyone say. then, that self- He remembered now. A sunshiny after routine work which is so large a part and th ■ center of the one district which of the late prince imperial. He has work to be done. Such noble women ern way of living, is -enehant mont like tltis can play no part noon In a sunshiny city—a big piazza of life; to open our eyes, to cultivate iu successfully withstood the Dane while succeeded in alienating his most in as Grace Dodge and Helen Gould and in prosaic daily life? with a hand—the cafe with Its outside Unhealthy foods. us tiie delicate sense of human suffer Alirccl gathered his forlorn hope in the fluential followers In France, who Jane Addams have shown them some seats, and every seat and every table Here is the question for each reader, ing; to enable us to touch wounds w ith marshes of Athelney for the fight which To have really gc have long been desirous of transfer thing of the joy ami the other high re taken—he and his friend pushing their whatever his age orcondition: How can a light hand; to divine the poetic and made England and all that has since ring their allegiance to his younger wards which come from working to I rlBe above the drudgery and the way through the crowd with that happy good stomach it is moral significance which belongs to come out of it possible. Three of th i brother. help their fellow beings, and yet these routine of my life? How can I. in the Insolence born of the traveler's feel daily life. eleven "episodes" into which the play He is a son of Prince Napoleon and butterflies do not try to hunt up this simple nourishing fc midst of poverty or illness or anxiety or is divided are devoted to this period of ing of being a bird of passage and re Thus we may enrich our life not by of Princess Clotilde. and was born In work, nor try to till even one little is the ideal food, lack of opportunity slant! superior to its history. The first of these depicts (ho sponsible to no one for his behavior— the making of far-fetched plans, r.or by 1862. When, after the death of the corner of tho great vineyard." a lady sitting at a table, quite alone— them all and work out my ow n ideal of seeking change and gain, hut by the . unding of the town by St. Kaltlhelm proper requirements he and his friend getting hold of chairs wh&t an individual life should he? faithful putting to profit of what is in 7"*> when tiie inhal itants of the more nearly than any Emerson's first volume ends: "Build ..e..l had most of them relapsed into “Well, what would you advise Isabel In some way orother and planting them within our grasp. "Everything good Is to do?" on the market. therefore your own world Can we? on the highway ' Locking at a checker heathendom. The next episode intro selves down beside her, ordering their Yes; emphatically, yes! How? First, board w e may see a cross or a pyramid duces the most famous of Sherborne's “I should say: 'Keep as much as you drinks and lighting their cigars, this To make EGO-O-SS by a determination which shall be In red or one in black, at will; yet the bishops. Eaihstan known as the fight can from thinking about a husband. with much ostentation. The lady was the choicest Callfort daunted by no obstacle: then by read- squares have remained fixed. It is our ing bishop, and King Elhrlwulf's best Above all, do not stand around wait without male protection. They were are first cleansed by b tug the best poetry and the marvels of own shift of attention that has done the general ing for one to come. He will come good, old world men, and wanted to ougbly steam cooked modern science; by close obsecration marvel. Just so. nine times out of ten, 1 h» third scene presents the most Just as quickly If you do not wait for teach her a lesson. Alack and aias! •of Nature in her varying forms; by the we could accept tv enjoyable elements famous figure associated with Sher- hint. You have no special work to do The American girl! crisped to a maple tl •exercise of active charity ami kindness it; our lives instead of the w retched ones. Lorne's history—Alfred Ihe Great. His- in your own home, but In your town Just think how much warmer Roms flavored with natural toward others; by filling up the hour there is an abundance. Study the is. In the winter, than this city," said I tell you the kind of world we carry l'.-ry does not record just where Alfred pure grain sugar. with useful work; ami by the cultivation about in ourselves is tile important S' t his schooling. But as Sherborne schools, the charitable institutions, or the private secretary. Her brown eyes of the i’uagination and a perception of tiling, and the world outside takes its vs 111.- cajital of Wessex from 800 to the municipal government. It was a danced with fun. "Here one could not Ia these delicious spiritual things. color and value from that. 878 it is likely that he did receive his shrewd and faithful woman who un sit outside and enjoy a cigar to-day. mighty strengtli-^ivii • * • * * earthed somq. of the worst abuses In could one?" Everybody renu mbers lbs story of the early training in letters there. At ail whole wheat grain I We are so apt to suffer the mean little Montague who was stolen and events no other West Country town can the school system of the great city of m Where the Mosquito Is No Joke. things of life to overgrow the finer na sold to a chimney sweep; how be could advance a better claim to that distinc vt Chicago and forced a reform. After iahes every part of tli If the mosquito problem, that is, ths ture within us. that Goethe struck the , dimly remember lying in a beautiful tion. As Sherborne was the center of you have become acquainted with one physical and mental c cnark when he said that w? ought every chamber; how he carried with him in or more of the different fields, choose problem of extermination, is ever tiie resistance that checked the en PRIXt’K VICTOR NAPOFEON. solved. U will most likely be worked splendid health am day to read a little poetry, sing a little all his drudgery the vision of a fair which one you will labor in. Get In croachments of the Danes It Is certain (Projected Marriage of French Prelender out down in the Panama canal zone. song or look at a goad picture It is too mother's face; how he threw himself terested In It. Work in It, and Induce deavof. that Alfred must have been quartered Is Abandoned ) The mosquito influence down there Is commonly believed that poetry Is a !ol e day. ail sooty as he was, on a rich there. Brasses in the Abbey chureh your friends to work in It. Allow thing apart from man's daily life. On j bed and fell asleep; and how a kind prince Imperial in Zululand in 1879, yourself to get tired every day In It. entirely too serious for jibes and jests, mark the graves of two of his brothers and ways and means for riddance are the contrary, it has a directly helpful. person woke him and questioned him who preceded him on the throne—Ethel- Prince Napoleon took the position of Then go to bed and sleep soundly— Inspiring, educative Influence; and no and pieced together his broken recol head of the Bonapartists, the claim and go at It again.' being studied In most serious earnest. bald ami Ethelbert. Refined petroleum has been tried as a person who desires a happy, useful, lections, and so made the visions of his The last of the episodes introduces was disputed by Paul de Ctssagnac “That Is what I should say to Isabel, founded life can dispense with it. Let past real to him again. Lowell sees all and other imperialists, who put for and to every other girl who Is situated modifier of mosquito activities, but it one of the most historic and tragic fig has la-en found that the refined article suggest a very short list to begin on: life typified in this nursery tale. We a(l ures of English history. Sir Walter Ra ward Prince Victor as his father's as she Is. This hanging around, wait y Tennyson's “Idylls of the King.'Shake have our vague reminiscences of- the rival, which position Vlctoy definitely ing for a husband, la unworthy busi will not do. The crude oil Is more leigh. whose association with Sher effectual, and 23,000 gallons of it has speare's “Antony ami Cleopatra," stately home of our childhood—when assumed, even before his father's ness for a conscientious, intelligent borne is accounted not the least of Its been ordered. Every mosquito ter •Wordsworths "Ode to Immortality” we were all poets—and we ail remem claims to distinction. It depicts his death in 1891. By the expulsion bill young woman. If only the unoccupied Jkhd “Ballad of Poor Susan," Arnold's of 1886 Victor was exiled from France young girls in the community would ritory between Panama and the north ber the beautiful, motherly face which home coming with his wife to the castle pole will await results. S IC K HE/ "Forsaken Merman," and Milton's "Al Nature bent over us then. But some which had been granted him by Queen and took up his residence at Brussels. try to search out work that ought to legro.’' Add to these the ennobling es- how we got stolen away; life becomes to Elizabeth. Sir Walter makes some His adherents call him Napoleon IV. be done, and ways of doing it. I be Misrepresentation. «ays of Emerson In the volume. "Let us a sooty taskmaster, and we crawl pretty and gallant speeches to his wife, lieve ihe problems which 'feeze' ua now "A great many public men are mis ICARTERS ters and Social Aims.” through dark passages, till suddenly which puts her in such good humor Ancient Silver Mines. in social and civil life would be half- represented In the newspapers.” Mo less Inspiring than the best poetry some vision of a w iser life redeems us. that 6he fills his pipe for him and leaves The Cerr.n de Pasco silver mines are solved. Certainly that ‘worn and wor "Certainly,” answered Senator Sor »re the marvels of modern science. Then we look up from the near daily him to the enjoyment of the "Virginian the most remarkable in Peru, having ried look' which is on the faces of ghum. “A lot of us are pictured aa tProf. Farrar, of Harvard, once greeted Task to the Vision, and realize indeed weed." which he Is supposed to have been worked since the year 1610. At many others besides Isabel would dis handsome men of high motives and .c A 'this class with the excited exclamation: that life may he largely fashioned to our first introduced into England. Then the present day operations are chiefly appear." marvelous Intellects. Don't make a fuse "‘I toss this ball Into the air; the earth fancy. There can be no nobler aim. occurs that humorous Incident with confined to the reworking of old slag “But you wouldn’t have our very about it. Let 'em misrepresent.”— ijgcti up to meet It. and the stars how which every smoker is familiar. A and waste heaps. In March, 1902, a young girls go Into fhese evil places?” Washington Star. ■L/'' - < • down to do It reverence." Such a state Nothin’ Loin’. servant comes in and imagining his government commission was appoint “Oh, let the older ones take the lead. ment of the theory that action and re “I have here,” said the man with the master is on fire souses him with a jug ed to make a survey of these mines, Then they can set the younger ones . Oil from Corn. L> IMALLHLL SMALL» actio n are equal was an absolutely ac- high forehead and unbarhed hair, “a jf ale. and its report has been recently pub to work. There Is enough that Is sult- A company has been formed in ?■» .curate as It was magnificent. In a re little poem on 'Autumn Leaves.' ” lished In the form of a "Boletln” Is •blb for each kind. The main thing is Mexico for the extraction of oil from .cent address Sir Oliver Lodge pictured “Too late—can't use It.' answered Yet They Drink. sued by the Peruvian corps of mining to have something useful to occupy corn (maize) without thereby affect -(he wonderful work of the ant and the the busy editor, without looking up. An English physician says that fishes engineers. It Is noted that the output the minds of these young women.” ing the grain for purposes of distilla M worm, noting that these tollers are en- "Autumn left here about the 20tti of arc the only things that have life that in 1903 amounted to 7,213 tons of This reasoner had grasped a great tion In the process of nuurafnrturlos truth* spirits. B ln!/ Bn conscious of the very existence ' December.'—Chicago Dally News. tie not hive a taste for alcohol. matto, containing 4,071 tons of cojpec. V J j A
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ATLANTIC WINS CUP. FOOTBALL PLAYER'S CABIN. WAS WATCHING MARKET. HER WEAKNESS GONE Unique Structure Built by Former No Chang in the Price of Tintypes, Backache, “ Blues’* f - - AMERICAN YACHT FINISHES Athlete of University of But Bananas Go Up and n o r plashes i n > B m n o spells Pennsylvania. Down. OOVQUSSED AT LAST. FIRST IN’ OCEAN RACE. Bothi Symptoms of Organic Derangement b» ------r— Philadelphia.—Built entirely by ama It is quite evident that some persons are Women—Thousands of Sufferers Find Relief Mrs. Murphy Telia Bar Fel' ow-Sufffcrera teur labor, filled with trophies of the born for a business career. This is demon Haw Mm Oat Bid a ttrrh u a Trouble# Captures Valuable Trophy Offered by strated in some cases in very early life, by dimple Home Treatment. German Emperor— Two Other hunt and prizes won by its owner on says Youth's Companion. The other day many a field of athletic endeavor, of Mrs. Cobb saw her ten-year-old eon Ed " I had been bothered far several Im portent Yachting Con substantial wood and mortar, and ward going out the gate with* a neighbor’s years,” said Mrs. Murphy, ‘‘by stomach tests of the Pest. boy. fashioned on artistic lines—^he log “Where are you going?” she called from disorder, and finally I became very weak cabin built by T. Truxtun Hare, the not London.—An American vessel and the window. and nervous. Flashes of heat would ed University of Pennsylvania football “W e’re going down to have our pictures pass over me, and I would feel as if I American seamanship have again taken at the tintype place,” answered her player, near his home at Radnor, is an boy, tossing a ten cent piece in the air. was sinking down. At such times I demonstrated their superiority. In unique structure. the recent great ocean race the schoon Mrs. Cobb had been wondering what could not do any household work, but In planning the cabin Mr. Hare was queer train of thought had awakened this Would have to lie down, and afterwards er yacht AtlanJIc, owned by Wilson assisted by Mr. Louis Rush, of this city, vain desire when suddenly she beard once I would have very trying nervous spells.' ’ Marshall, of Bridgeport, Conn., crossed who now resides in Baltimore; but all more the click of the gate. Looking out, “ Didn't you have a doctor ?” she was the finish line off the Lizard, England, she saw Edward coming in alone, munch the actual work was done by Mr. Hare ing a banana. asked. first, winning the kaiser’s $5,000 cup alone. "Was it too cloudy to have the tintype •‘ Yes, I consulted several doctors but in the great ocean race and beating all By him also was made or put in place taken?” she asked. “No, ma’am.” my health did not improve. Ouo day a records across the Atlantic for sail ail the Interior decorations and fur friend asked me why I did not try Dr. "What was the matter?” ing yachts. Her time from Sandy nishings, with few exceptions, so that “Well,” said Edward, “Tommy had his Williams’ Pink Pills, She assured me Hook to the finish was 12 days and the cabin as a whole is practically the taken, but I didn’t. 1 found out that that they hod proved of the greatest ben 0 hours. The Endymlon, which product of Mr'. Hare’s work. In seem bananas had droppedipp to three for ten efit in tho case of her daughter. In fact, up to this timet has held the record, centB. So 1 bought ’em. lou never can ing contradiction of the qualities dis- tell the> P price of bananas, but tintypes is she praised them so enthusiastically that crossed In 1900 in 13 days, 20 hours always the same. my husband got me a bos.” and 36 minutes. The Endymion fin “And wlint was the result?” ished at Cowee, however, making a Piscatorial Expert. “ Before I had taken half of tho first longer course, and Capt. Charles Barr Mrs. Homely—That blond, Mrs. Blu- bos my condition was greatly improved. headed the Atlantic for the Isle of blud, is constantly fishing for compli The quickness with which they reached Wight after crossing the line without ments. How often do we hearwomen say: “It Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— and relieved all my troubles was really Mr. Homely—And she constantly seems seems asthough my back would break,” “ Ifeelitmy duty to tell all suffering wometa stopping, intent on beating the Endy- to get them. or ‘‘Don’t speak to me, I am all out of of tbe relief I have found in Lydia E. Pink* surprising. After I had used only three mion's figures to this point os well. "Well, 1 could, too, if I carried the ham's Vegetable Compound. When I com sorts?” These signi (leant remarks prove menced taking tbe Compound I suffered boses I had no more heat-flashes or The Atlantic is an auxiliary three- ■ame kind of bait?” that the system requires attention. weak spells. Thanks to them, I have everything with backaches, headaches, men mass fore and aft rigged yacht, 206 “ It isn't a question of bait, my dear. Backache and “ the blues" are direct strual and ovarian troubles. 1 am complete beconio a well woman.” It is a question of artful casting.”—Cin J tons. 135 feet on the water line, and cinnati Commercial-Tribune. symptoms of an inward trouble which ly cured and enjoy tbe best Of health, and X Mrs. Mary D. Murphy lives at No, entered front the New York Yacht will sooner or later declare itself. It owe it all to you.” 1903 Force street, Fort Wayne, Iudiona. club. Thought She Couldn’t Live. may be caused by diseased kidneys or When women are troubled with irreg AN ATHLETE S CABIN, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, the remedy The German Syndicate's two-mast Moravia, N. Y., .June 5.—Mr. Benjamin some uterine derangement. Nature ular, suppressed or painful menstrua ti'nique Structure Entirely Built requires assistance and at once, and Which she found so satisfactory, furnish fore and aft rigged Hamburg, 185 t'V Wilson, a highly respected resident of this tion, weakness, leucorrhoea, displace - direfuly to tho blood the elements that Himself.) place, come very near losing his wife and Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com ment or ulceration of the womb, that give vigor to evory tissue of tho body. now- that she is cured and restored to good pound instantly asserts its curative bearing down feeling, inflammation of health Ins gratitude knowB no bounds. powers in all those peculiar ailments of They cau bo depended on to revive fail played by its builder and owner. It has the ovaries, backaehe, bloating (or been^»«Tned “The Sleepers." but the He says: — women. It has been the standby of flatulence), general debility-, indiges ing strength, and to banish nervous “My wife has suffered everything with intelligent American women for twenty reason for this appellation is discov Sugar Diabetes. She has been sick four tion and nervous prostration, or are be ness. Their touio properties ore abso years, and the ablest specialists agree set W'ith such symptoms as dizziness, lutely unsurpassed. ered when it is learned that it is built of years. She doctored with two good doc that it is the most universally success railroad ties. tors, but kept growing worse. The doc faintness, lassitude, excitability, irrita As soon as there is drag, or dizziness, or tors said site could not live. She failed ful remedy for woman's ills known to bility. nervousness, sleeplessness, mel pallor, or poor circulation, or disordered The cabin Is 40 feet long and 15 feet from 200 pounds down to 130 pounds. medicine. ancholy, "all gone’’and “ wantto-be- digestion, or restlessness, or pains, or ir wide. In the center of one side is a This was her weight when she began to The following letters from Mrs. icft-alone" feelings, blues and hopelesa- regularities of any kind these famous large fireplace. 7',4 feet wide and 4% use Dodd's Kidney Pills, and now she ITolmes anil Mrs. Cotrely are among ness, they should remember there isona weigh# 190, is well and feeling stronger the many- thousands which Mrs. Pink- pills should bo used. They linve cured feet deep. The hearth surrounding It is every day. tried and true remedy-, Lydia E. Pink- 12% feet wide, and around It are many- ham has received this year from those ham's Vegetable Compound at once re the most obstinato cases of anromin, dys “Slip used to have Rheumatism so bad whom she has relieved. beautiful Moravian tiles set in black moves such troubles. pepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous that it would raise great bumps all over Hurely such testimony is convincing. mortar. her body and this iR all gone, too. No other medicine in the world has prostration and even partial paralysis. “Dodd’s Kidney Pills are a God send to Mrs.J.G. Holmes, of Larimorc, North If you desire iuformatiou specially Two of the most noteworthy designs those who suffer as my wife did. They Dakota, writes: received such widespread and unqual- suited to your own case write directly to are "A Cricket" and "A Grasshopper, ' are all that saved her. We can’t praise fied endorsement. No other medicine and all the tiles, which are called French them enough.” Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— has such a record of cures of female the Dr. Williams Medicine Company, “ 1 have suffered or erything with backache troubles. Refuse to buy any substitute. ^Schenectady, N.Y. Every woman should quarries, are set in black mortar, in and womb trouble—1 let the trouble run on SCHOONER YACHT ATLANTIC. “Perhaps the man who boasts that he until nty system was in such a condition that have a copy of Dr. Williams’ “ Plain front of the hearth, which contains old FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN- (Winner of Great Ocean Race for Kaltser'g andirons capacious enough for the lair wears no man’s collar tells the truth,” re I was unable to bo about, anil then it vra# I Talks to Women.’’which will be mailed Cup.) marked tlie Observer of Events and commenced to use Lydia E. Pinkhom's Vege free to any address on request. Any est logs, hang a crane and a kettle Things; "lie may wear a woman's.”— table Compound. If 1 had only known how Remember, every woman is cordially druggist can supply tho pills. tons. 116 feet on the water line, en Yonkers Statesman. much Buffering 1 would have saved, 1 should invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham if The cabin is a veritable museum of there is anything about her symptoms tered from the Norddeutscher Re- trophies, bric-a-brac, curios and various have taken it months sooner—for a few Agricultural and Horticultural Col weeks' treatment made me well and strong. she does not understand. Mrs. Pink- Qualified. getta verein, finished second. N’tne objects of art. almost all of whi< li have My backaches anil headachesare all gone and ham's address is Lynn, Mass., her- onies on the Kansas City “Ha# your music teacher a delicate other vessels were also In the race. some personal significance for the own I suffer no pain at my menstrual jieriods, odvice is free and cheerfully given to touch?” It is only o n e in a lifetime that a Southern Railway. whereas lieforo I took Lydia E. l’inkham s er. Mr. Hare Is fond of hunting, hiv Vegetable Compound I suffered intense pain." every ailing woman who asks for it. -“Kxquiaite. Ten dollars s leseon.”—N. race of the character and magnitude rifle having brought down many head Lockesburg Colony in Sevier County. Her advice and medicine have restored Y. Times. Arkansas,containing about 30,000 acres, and of the recent great ocean race from of game in the Maine woods and th? Mrs. Emma Cotrely, 109 East 12th to health more than one hundred thou Loring Colony in Mabine Parish, Louis Street, New York City, w rites: Aa long aa there are many persona Sandy Hook lightship to the Lizard results of many of these trips are vis iana, c iitaming about 24,000 acres, are now sand women. m ready to he duped by glittering promiaes takes place. ible on the walls of the cabin. open for settlement. Iainds range in price Ask Mrs. Pinkliam’s Advice-A Woman Best Understands a Woman’s w*of great^ i cuv gains *,0i vuv, there v nwill hi w be v clever l v * c i vi crooks vvit* There are few yachtsmen who do from $7.00 to $15.00 per acre, and are sold only too willing to dupe them.—Thoy Prominent also are many athleti" on easy terms to actual settlers. Loekes- Times. not know the stories of the schooners trophies. Including cups and medals tiurg Colony is well Buited for General Henrietta-Fleeting-Vesta sweepstakes won on last track and field. Mr. Hare Farming, stock rais.ng and commercial Special Low Rates to N. E. A. Meet in 1866, of the schooners Dauntless- Is a member of the Pegasus club, an or fruit glowing. Loring Colony lies in a splendid flint, truck and tobacco region, ing, Asbury Park, N. J. Camhria match. In 1870. and of the ganization of poets and litterateurs iml is good for corn and cotton also. Both July 3-7, via Nickel Plate Road. Long schooners Dauntless-Coronet match, which holds monthly meetings at which are situated in a beautiful country, with return Limit and Stop-over privileges at In 1887. The first was started from a healthy climate and excellent water. Chautauqua Lake, N. V., Niagara Falla only original work of members is read. where the Scotland lightship, entrance Write for hooks concerning Lockesburg and and New York City. Full information of That Mr. Hare Is a clever versifier is Loring Colonies and "Current Events” Agent, or address J. Y. ("alahan General to New York harbor. Is now anchored, shown, not only by the fact that his M a$ra/.ine to S. (J. Warner. (». I\ Si T. A., Agent, 111 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. on December 11. and was finished at contributions have been among the best K. (\ S. Ky., Kansas City. Mo.; F. K. the Needles, Isle of Wight, on Christ KochUt , Immigration Apt., K. C. S. Ky., In the city, but by invitations n hit It he Kail'is City, Mo. j Some men never learn the difference be mas day. The Henrietta's owner, recently issued for a housewarming in tween fame and notoriety, and some men are foreved mistaking reputation for char the cabin, which were in verse through When an Automobile runs over a man acter.—The Commoner. out. The cabin was begun several the automobile is never running too fast. j months ago, but its construction was Of C‘ *ir«e not Ilia mart in njrijjinu toy I SUNDAY 19 THE CHEAT DAY AT WHITE CITy. A, •low. l*hiladelph:a Record. t t necessarily delayed during tbe winter • ------• ------While Mr. Hare's associations are lit Bad Odor. “The Simple Life erature and sport, his vocation Is law. A bad odor from a person's breath may he being in the office of District Attor be caused by many different forms of ney John C. Bell dyspepsia. It may be t!«e to stomach Proper Food is Really the First catarrh, biliousness, constipation, or a case FREE CIRCUS cf ordinary indigestion. Whatever may Step in Right Living. be the ran«e there is just one reliable cure, NEW COMMANDER NAMED. and that is Dr. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup Pepsin. It clears all the impurities out of One of the evils of our complex mod Vice Admiral BirilcfT, Wham Czat your body and makes your breath as sweet Free Band Concerts Has Appointed ns Supreme l'o- as the June morning. Safe, pleasant and 1 ern way of living, is our unnatural and effective Sold by all druggists at 50c and By the W orld Famous BANDA ROSSA val Chief in the Pacific. ?!.00. Money back if it fails. ------• ------Unhealthy foods. I KAOCIfe cup- St. Petersburg.—Vice Admiral Blri- Theatrical item from the Burlington To hove really good health and a leff, who has been cho3tn by the czar (Kan.) Jeflirsonian: “The gallery in the BUMP THE BUMPS SHOOT THE CHUTES good stomach It is necessary to eat to take supreme command in the opera house has been fastened to the wall Pacific, and who is now on his way so that it cannot possibly fall.” simple nourishing food. EQQ-O-SEE to Manchuria, is one of the trusted guests, officers and crew ate their Don’t Get Footsore! Get Foot-Ease. SEE THE GREAT FIRE SHOW with Three Complete Fire Companies is the ideal food, and reaches the Christmas dinner with anchor down naval chiefs of the empire. He is 64 A wonderful powder that cure# tired, hot, and 250 People. The GREATEST OUTDOOR SPECTACLE ever ohown proper requirements in this direction and the race with Its $93,000 won, aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. Ask to-day for Allen's Foot-Ease. more nearly than any other cereal now making the passage in 13 days, 21 Accept no sulwtitute. Trial package FREE. hours 55 minutes, having sailed 3.106 Address A. S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. on the market. nautieal miles, and averaged nine and 3 5 Popular Am usem ent Features 3 5 To make EGG-0-8EE the kernels of one-half knots per hour. If the inan who thinks only of saving ADMISSION, lO CENTS the choicest California white wheat The Dauntless and Camlrln race his own soul ever gets into heaven, tie came westward, starting from the Old will prol>ably fall out through a knothole. are first cleansed by brushes, then thor ------«------Head of Klnsale, Just west of Queens Piso’sCure cannot be too highly spoken of Chewable. oughly steam cooked, then flaked and town. on July 4, and finished at Sandy as a cough cure.— J. W. O’Brien, 322 Third Pittsburg Waiter—How is the water, crisped to a maple tint and delicately Hook lightship, which the Cambria Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6, 1900, sir? Guest— Fineat I ever ate.—Life. flavored with natural fruit Juice and reached on July 27, just one hyur 17 minutes ahead of the Dauntless. The Some men are so level headed that it*# pure grain sugar. a wonder they can get hats to fit them.— Our own troubles are always the worst winner sailed 2 881 nautical miles in N. Y. Times. in the world.—N. Y". Times. „ ** Is these delicious flakes, lies the 23 days, 5 hours 17 minutes. The mighty strengthening power of the match wap for a $1,260 cup. F O R W O M E N The Coronet and Da intless race troubled with ill# peculiar to ____ whole wheat grain that evenly nour started from Bay Ridge, Long Island their sex, used as a douche la marvel I cesstul. Thoroughly cleanses, kills disease aerma. ishes every part of the body, and gives on March 12 and finished off Horhe’s atop# discharges, heals inflammation and local point, harbor of Queenstown, March •orenesr, rare# lcucorrboe# and nasal catarrh. physical and mental energy that means Paxtine la in powder form to be dissolved in pore 27, the Coronet winning and taking water, and is far more cleansing, healing, germicidal splendid health and successful en the $20,000 stakes. She sailed 2.949 and economical than liquid antiseptic# tor all VICE ADMIRAL BIRILEFF. 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ThoHoutheraThe Soothers ments looking toward better time have scribed as “being small of stature and Railway Territory Leeoa.ML Write .. . i for Public*-Pur* recently shown that a great portion Mona.—_ __ M._ V. . _ _ Hr_ (HARM.__ML “Iiglif scant of hair, but keen and alert In lent, Washington. D. 0.; CHA8 of the aggregate time is lost In stops, Over Thirty Years _ Lies I Building. 8t. Louis, Mo.;___„ _ bearing." In the east he will have ent, T7S Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. SICK HEADACHE and side doors on the cars promlso the all the rights and powers of an army greatest relief. In recent tests the The Kind You Have Always Bought commander, and the chief of the stops on a train thus equipped aver CCMTAUM COMPANY. TY MUSCAT B T M C T .N M Y O M OIYV. AERItf IAH# or) ngeatffS,—CIyII Wcr; or on dlMt- Vladivostok garrison will be under rC nulU llc biiny.anr wir.snd for widows. UryM They also relieve De aged 7.6 seconds as compared with an records of most loyal soldiers'sere Ice. end ages Off CARTER'S crees from Dyspepsia, to* his control. Ohio men. 3W years practice. Lswsand advice rim . digestion sod Too Hearty average of 37 seconds on trains fitted A, W. IKOHH K A 80X8, 818 Walaat 84,. (1X11X5ATI, Ob. P#neff- A perfect tem only with end doors. edy forDtnfnera. Mawea. Identity Revealed After Death. D A T C M T C 4s-pa«e book n r e In 1902 Alexander H. Morchead was I Kheumcitism, Weakness, nervous Debil _ r H I ClIX I O hlihot refer Drowsiness, Bod Taste Produces Yellow Calls Lily. tlTZOKUALD X CO.. Bax K. Washington In the Mouth. Coated One of the prettiest of Luther Bur county treasurer at Globe, Arlr.., and a Misuse# Dyspepsia and all Blood and Skin diseases. TonguA Pain In the Bide. bank's floral creations, which Is Just member of the legislature. He embez M N o other M edlolne like It. fVHKK WfUTIXO TO ABTBBTIMM TORPID LIVER. They attaining perfection. Is a yellow calla zled the county funtlB and fled to Baker pMaw state that raa law lha AJw t iIi n nguUte the BowtM. Purely Vegetable. The Oxygen In It purifies the blood. Eliminates Uric acid xaext lx this papa*, lily. In coloring the blooms range City, O., leaving a wife behind him. In and poisonous products, and the Medicine correcta the diges SMALL PUL SMALL BOSE, SMALL PRICE. from light lemon to a deeper 6rauge Baker City he passed as A. H. Alexan tion, strengthens the Nerves and btillda up the entire system. A. N. K.-A •hade of yellow. Burbank first ob der. The other day, when ho was dy Must Bear tained the specimens from Africa, ing, he telegraphed to his wife and she You can get “PUSHECK’S EURO” on Mai Fac-Simite Signature which have a slight yellow coloring. came. When she had to give her name . by sending this advertisement and your address to He then crossed them with a hardy that was to maik her husband’s last resting place she could not see the 1 D r. O. P U 8 H E C K , ,MeMAra?M?T.L£*T* dwarf calls and Increased the richness 4m b n o t b en efit you* It c n o t HitIn g . or the yellow coloring until ho has wrong name on the tombstone and told AI«o FOR SALE by BEST DRUGGISTS. M fU fl IUBSTITVIISs produced wonderful results. of his identity. i
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’> -v 'M = CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT!. ______»AjT A COMNENDABLE L \ v HAPT16T. NIm Knsfnsr’t firaSnstlnn Oratiaa Elicit* T't The regular service will be held next Nuch Praia# at 8 L Nary’a. Sunday morning at the Baptist church. On Wednesday next, June 14, Miss The theme will be “The Lift of the Mary Kueffner, daughter of Mr. and Christian.” Men’s Bible Club at 11:80 SNOT LOAF FLOUR! Mrs.WilUam Kueffner, of Chatsworlh, a. in., subject for discussion, “The will graduate, with honors, at St. It lian been tried and proven to be ae good Home Relations of Abraham and Lot;” Mary’s Academy at Notre Dame, In Junior Society at 2:30 p. m. The even ae is eold in town. diana. To graduate from such an in ing services will be omitted that all stitution is no small honor, but Miss may have an opportunity to hear the Kueffner has gained additional lau Every Sack Warranted! baccalaureate address at The Grand. rels and much praise from the faculty in the fact that a first, visit to this store C. I). E l d r id g e ,P astor. of tire Institution for the high literary is always followed by others. Such METHODIST. character of her graduation oration, We sell Dr. Cotterell’s Sunday morning, 10:00 o’clock, Chil which is pronounced a literary gem. would not be the case if there were dren's I >ay exercises, at conclusion of Her subject is “An Omission In anything lacking in the quality of CELEBRATED ENGLISH TOILET SOAP, which Rev. \V. F. Kettelkamp will Shakespeare’s Gamut,” and the speak on "What Has Children’s Day P l a i n d e a l e r is pleased to publish box of 7 bars for 25c. A nice line of Accomplished v" A collection W ill be the oration for the benefit of Miss OurSM es^ Fancy Groceries taken for the children’s fund. Junior Kueffner’s many friends. ORANGES. BANANAS, LEMONS, ( ANDY, League. 2:00 p. in.; Epworth League, “AN OMISSION IN SHAKESPEARE'S 0:4i p. in. The evening service will be GAMUT. So we confidently invite you to visit us. ( RA( ’IvERS,COOKIES ACANNED GOODS, omitted, in place of which will be the "Every note of the gamut of thought The kind of Shoes which have pleased so and feeling struck by Shakespeare Is a baccalaureate address. tone which makes a lasting impression many others cannot fail to win your ap which we sell at reasonable prices. We deliver W. F. K ettelk a m p, Pastor. and awakens an undying sympathy. to any part of town. Order by telephone when Hypocrisy, the shielded polished de proval. The prices which have pleased Frisky Horses. vice which assails and ensnares hu in need of GROCERIES of any kind. manity; love, the sweetest draught others must attract you. . Mrs. Carr Joseph and two daughters that youth e’er tasted; hate, the bitter had an experience on Wednesday even hemlock seasoned with revenge: am PHONE 51. N. L. BESS. ing which might have proven very bition, the ladder by which some serious, and which did result in de mount to esteem, while others fall to CORDING BROS. destruction: truth, the just man’s molishing their buggy and bruising standard—these are some of the tones Mrs. Joseph quite badly. They drove which sound forth with a vibration up to tlie J. Q. Puffer home, and hav too strong, too forcible ever to be for ing no hitch rein, one of tile daugh gotten. *★ *★ ***★ **★ * ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ •‘Every walk of adult life finds per ters was tying ttic horse with one of fect representation. Shakespeare gives m m m m MMMMnmmMMmmmmm the lines, when the other line be evidence of the faculty of seeing In the came entangled in a wheel, pull twinkling of an eye, a complete man, ing the horse over backward body, mind, and character-past and present, and “in every detail of his Roach & O’Neil Kerrins & Fitzgerald, onto the buggy before Mrs. being with exact attitude”, and he Joseph had alighted. Her escape was puts forth expression which the situa tion demands. 9WMVIV1G11B HEAL ESTATE. most fortunate, as she received but slight injuries. • His kings arc living men. real flesh A K B and blood. They exercise power over On Sunday afternoon while Mr. and their dominions, often times make Mrs. Chas. Dorsey were driving, their mistakes, are dethroned, assassinated UNDERTAKING horse became unmanageable and ran ] and meet other such horrible fates, as WE SELL MISSISSIPPI FARMS for instance King Duncan. Again, oae 85, era Ilo Sleek away, throwing them both from the Julius Caesar, one of the greatest and FROM $25.00 TO $50.00 PER ACRE buggy. It ran through the hedge] mightiest of rulers, we see slain by t lie Okatewestlu* « * niiaeie. fence at the old Askew place,south to! hand of a friend. Richard III is That rent for $6.00 to $8.00 per acre. the alley back of the Dorsey place, another type of ruler, husband and father, but fie is guilty because of bis Finding buyers for farms and farms for buyers is a special where it became entangled in a inordinate covetousness for regal barbed wire fence, slightly cutting business. There is no bit or miss about this. We were in the honor. Macbeth fails in his purpose, one of its legs. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey and overweeningambition is revenged. k * stale ol Mi.Wssippi for 80 days and examined the farms thorough both escaped with hut slight injuries, His types of queens, as all his delinea tion of feminine life, are natural and ly and the surrounding conditions, and wc think that we have but the buggy was considerably dam artistic. His lovers are often incon Edward Robbins property for sale that will please a buyer from Illinois. aged. the top being torn off andother- sistent. and exhibit little rages, pretty- WHY? Because land is two-thirds cheaper. wise broken. words of friendship and coquettish re belliousness. HARNESS AND HORSE FURNISHINGS. Because land leiits for to to $8 per acre. The M. E. Sunday School Picnic. "But lovers and kings and queens are not yet all. He shows something Because a working man can work 800 days. The picnic of the M. E Sunday- besides Agents, known as villains, r t r m Because land will advance at least 20 percent a year. school held on Saturday last at De play a most important part in many sire's grove was one of the largest in of his dramas. lago, the soldier of Genuine Wagner Team Nets. 02 strings to the net, Climate is line, soil is rich, money is plenty, death rate is low i , i ...... 1UIfortune, l tlllt . who >> lit' imubad iroamed un mi u thei lie world m and the w ater is line. attendance ever held in this vicinity. | jrom Syria to England, is an ideal •9* Over (100 were present, many people representation of villainy, and yet in Thebe are the (<611111116 Wagner Nets, with the Brass T ag on each Kerrins & Fitzgerald. from Forrest and other surrounding his unruly passions, and in his every net. All w ithout the brass tag are imitations towns being in attendance. The cruel motive, treachery is so perfectly penned that even this statement, so * ★ *¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ weather was most auspicious for the often repeated, "As I am an honest EDWARD ROBBINS. event, and every arrangement had man” seems for a time convincing. Bast End. CHATSWORTH, ILL. been made with care, hence the pleas- Even Othello thinksand speaks of him ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Str I ures of the day were complete in every until nearly the last as -Honest lago.” j detail. W. T. Gardner, having And yet, he who has vitalized men P. T A FL E E , ] lost in the contest to increase the at and women and made them part of ing to jnit soul into these expressions the life around us, disappoints us of their emotions? Still the great tendance at the Sunday school, head throng of humanity pour on to give second Door East of Commercial National Bank. ed the procession which left the when we look for the two types, Garden Tools motherhood and childhood. Among audience, and to appreciate; the world church at nine o'clock. H is buggy- all his human delineations we might never tires of the dramatist’s works, had been decorated by some of the find a father, sister, brother, and old, yet always new, and we, though Bakery. Confectionery, Restaurant and Grocery. unlearned in the deep lessons of life, members of the school, and he had many who suit as lovers or husbands, but we would shrink when it came to know that there is an Indefinable Kitchen Utensils prepared an abundant supply of ice something absent in the grand chord BAKERY GOOES claiming one as a mother Gertrude, cream, according 10 iiis agreement. as mother, seems interested in Hamlet of human portraiture, tlie while we The Chatsworth Juvenile Band, in the listen and admire aod wonder.” 1 keep constantly on hand a line of fresh bakery goods, In a way, but there Is a something band wagon, followed, and after it lacking. One would expect to find a Small & Heavy baked in my own ovens by a skilled baker. There are came the cauiages and other convey mother's tender guidance of Braban- Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab none better. tlo's daughter, but we never once hear lets Better than a Doctor's ances u ith the members of the Sun her mention that sacred name. Had day school and their friends. Taken she the love, surpassed by no other, 1 Prescription. C O ITFEC TIO lTBiB.T. think it would have outweighed the Mi. J. W. Turner, of Truhart, Va., Hardware, Etc. 'V as a whole, the picnic was a great suc cess and the day will long be remem love, and resultant action towards the says that Chamberlain’s Stomach and Frequent shipments from the factories keep my candy Moor. We see the paternal solicitude stock always fresh. W hen you want FRESH candy- bered by all present. of the good old Polonius, but not once Liver Tablets have done him more good Be sure led see us bo- come here for it. do we see his Ophelia fearing mother's than anything lie could get from the Indiana Farms for Sale censure. A mother is often un doctor. If any physician in this coun 4 t ' consciously blind to faultsof her child try was able to compound a medicine fore buying yuur SUM FB.T7ITS <& V EG ETA B LES. We have first-class farms for sale in ren, but how could Cicily, Duchess of Wabash. Huntington. Kosciusko and York, be blind in the case of her vil that would produce such gratifying re 1 carry a full line of fresh fruits and vegetables in season, Whitley counties, in Indiana, ranging lainous Richard? Juliet, left con sults in cases of stomach troubles, MER STOVE. and always sell them at the lowest prices, quality considered. from forty to three hundred acres, all tinually in a nurse's care, might as biliousness or constipation, his whole well be given no mother as such a pre time would be used in preparing this well improved, located on tine gravel tence of one as she had. Of mother- SPOUTING and METAL roads, close to churches and schools, creations, Yolumnia. considering that one medicine For sale by J. F. Sulli P. C. TAYLER. with telephone and free rural delivery she was a Roman matron, comes near van. ROOFING a specialty. services: prices from fifty dollars and est the ideal of true motherhood. Lunch at all hours. Still she displayed an affection which P l a i n d e a l e r job printing never upwards per acre. shows that she appreciated the am fails to please patrons. Competent Best meals at regular hours. Above mentioned counties have the bitious qualities above all others, and workmen, hundreds of varieties of ex finest farming land in the state of this dominates her motherlove for cellent type, and best materials areat Indiana. Coriolanus. ftftftftftftftftftftftft "A careful study of Shakespeare's your service in the P la in d ea ler BURNS BROS. We have a few farms that we can character delineations does not re printery. exchange for town property as part veal noble and satisfying types as payment. mothers. And there is still another Huge Task. HEW CORNER HARDWARE, m m m Write us the kind and size of farm phase of human nature open to criti It was a huge task, to undeitake the cism. Y outh is th e subject. We find Chataworth. 111. you want and we will send you de few portraitures of children, in com cure of such a bail case of kidney di scription. parison with those of advanced age. sease, as that of C . F. Collier, of Chero Farms must l>e just as we describe We have a remarkable instance in tTie kee, la., hut Electric Bitters did it. He CENTBAL THE BUILOING SEASON them or we pay all expenses. play of Macbeth, in the introduction bo writes: “My kidneys were far gone Is here and we wish to re of the Macduff children. The mother By purchasing of us you save the is telling her son about his father’s I could not sit on a chair without a mind you that we are ready middleman’s profit. death, and asks him how “lie will do cushion: and suffered from dreadful to supply you with all Money loaned to all buyers at 6 per for a father now,” to which he inquires backache, headache, and depression. In cent, for five years without commis how she will do for a husband. Again, Electric Bitters, however, I found a be hears his father called a traitor, sion. Address, cure, and by them was restored to per Meat Market, whereupon he utters speeches too pre Building Material, ISENBAROER &. FLEMING, cocious for even children with a fect health. I recommend this great including Builders' Hard 30-3!t North Manchester, Ind. twentieth century training. tonic medicine to all with weak kidneys "InCoriolanus, the young Marcius liver or stomach. Guaranteed by J. F. ware. Nails and Paint. Presiding Elder Here. shows an exaggerated Roman spirit m u m Sullivan, druggist; price 60c. We carry the best grades flashing in his speech regarding what Rev. (ieorge Husser. presiding elder he will do when he Is grown. Then, PROPRIETOR. and qualities and o u r of the German Evangelical church, there Is the pretty scene in the Win The P la in d ea ler telephone num prices are always right. conducted services at the churches of ter’s Tale, enacted between mother ber is 32. WheTI you know anything r and son, but here again the child If you are going to build the Chatsworth charge the latter part shows an air of maturity. which will be of interest, call number CHOICEST MEATS of last week, during the first quarter 32 and tell us of it. or paint your house or •‘The time-honored saving, 'Never ly meeting of the conference year. put an old head on young shoulders.’ ALWAYS ON HAND. ' -'-i barn come and examine Rev. William Albrecht, ofGraymont, las certainly not been observed in Dying of Famine our stock and get our these delineations of childhood. ‘We is, in its torments, like dying of con attended the meetings on Sunday in know that Shakespeare was a father, prices. the absence of Rev. Ilusser. and that he loved his children: but sumption. The progress of consump why is it. since literature Is the ex tion, from the beginning to the very FRESH TO Cullom Man Married. pression of the common every day ex end, is a long torture, both to vietim OX FRIDAYS. periences of life, that he failed to por and friends. “When I had consump as we will always We have all kinds of Lewis Swope, Of Cullom, and Miss tray the hundred little whlmB, the treat yon right. LADDERS for sale. Martha A. Mayberry, of Norris City, baby fancies, which add so mnch to tion in its first stage," writes Wm. Remember us when you need any were married on Saturday afternoon their representations? We know that Myers, of Ccarfons, Md., "after trying thing in our line, and oblige, by Judge Russell at the court house he loved the children of his dramas, different medicines and a good doctor, because th ere Is a minor strain of in vain, I at last took Dr. King’s New -ros in Bloomington. They w ill reside a t sympathy which no one b u t an admirer ’Phone No. 20. J. 0. CORBETT & CO. Cullom, where the groom has resided of youth could have sounded forth. Discovery, which quickly and perfectly for many years. IDs many friends In Y et he fails to give adequate expres cured me.” Prompt relief and sure - t n ESI this section unite In extending con sion to the two most Important phases cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, Choice U r Stock. of universal life. Was It because bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents gratulations. mothers and children were not seen on ' stage at that time, and that pueumonls. Guaranteed at J . F. 8 0 IU- CALL AND 8 EE MB. . Always read the advertise seem van’s drug store, price 80c end 11.0 0 a Plaindealer and Weekly Inter Ocean. $1.50. the Plaindkalsr. 1 ted In try- bottle. Trial bottle free. -V JOHN MOURITZEN. ' > r ' , -lidr -h -is *■» j- • jiN r o O »! - W m m m i