CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4,1901 NUM BER 52.

Frederick Hack. Frederick Hack, a resident of this Oounty since 1858. died at bis late h o m o at Cullom^ on Wednesday after many years of suffering with a complication U per line; on applioa- of troubles. He bad been identified •mpanled by with the. developement of this part of the oounty and was an encourager of enterprises tending to the general wel­ fare of tbe people and tbe advancement of the community. For many years be was a leader in business • circles tn the vicinity where he resided, Frederick Hack was born in Bavaria, Germany, March 6, 1828. His parents passed away when he was but fonr years te Jelatives of age, and after living for eight years e eon treet- with the family of an ancle he made his Lahey, «U- own way in the world. He served two ssmatd and years as an apprentice in the milling business, but, not being satisfied with . After tbe bridal his prospects, in 1852 set sail for Ameii- o| a sumptuous din- ca from Havre, and after a thirty-five . tbe bride’s fefcter. days’ voyage landed at New York. irri^s of Charlotte. From that city he went to Pittsbnrg and engaged as a farm band in Butler coun­ ty at 85.00 per month and board. After and a a time be received 810.00 per month. After \iviDg in Pennsylvania about fonr years he came west and located in Grundy county, this state; rented a is a son piece of land, and with an ox-team and is proceeded to till the soil. In 1858 he a town- came to Livingston county and, with a he bas small amount of money be bad sated, made a payment on a quarter section of ip. »nd lid in biflfb esteem raw prairie land. From this start be HisjWcW#sa amassed what many men would copsid*. #ho bas lived most era fortune. When the town of Cul- BOinity. and bps a loru sprang up Mr. Hack engaged in tbe ing friends. They hardware, lumber and grain business, to o the farm which and continued in mercantile lines until fates in Charlotte a few years ago, when failing health de­ est wishes of their manded that he give up active pursuits. Mr. Hack represented Sullivan town­ ship for a number of years on the board of supervisors, was road commissioner if tbe marriage of and school director for about twenty and Mr. George L. years each, and was president of tbe , on Monday/’ Sept., village board of Cullom for many years. NTRAL. id by relatives and SWORTH. Before leaving Pennsylvania Mr. H gPfeda a som-Jp Hack was united in marriage with Miss x Sunday 9 43 am of this city, and is d a y ...... 4 O^pm Martha Knorr, which occurred June 1, u la y ...... 12 17 pm fer shop in Canton, 1852, Mrs. Hack also being a native of id a y ...... 9 20 pin iwn here, but. is Bat'd Bavaria. They were the parents of six < S u n d a y ..12 12 pm y highly respected ex S ’n d ’y 8 22 pm children, four daughters and two sons, id a y ...... 12 17 pm U They will make as follows: Lizzie, wife of Ezra Grusb, Monday... 1 58 am en> where the best • 10 p .m . No. 842 who resides near Dwight; Lena, wife of No. 823 lea v es t’s many friends at- leaves Chicago at A. Opperman, of Sullivan township; 3J5AUAI;, A g en t. \\.r^3M csu9satm !3fsm ^ m m / j k/rtiU tilio, n u o UI /l. a a . AAt&ag, U1 L»U1- rat Pontiac, i m w M tu iiTiiriTf i f r n r f ~ ~ n lom; Katie, who married Leonard Haag, otsthe residents of but died a number of years ago; Ezra , bas been diagnosed and Frederick K., both married and re­ ir parts of the conn- siding at Cullom. * It affoots people Mrs. Hack died about three years ago, k .y “hub” only, and Mr. Hack having made his home with 'SWORTH. little danger of Its Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Haag since. n n d a y )..... 9 39am arts of the county. The funeral occurred this (Friday) af­ ...... 9 18 pm ■ . 8 20 pm VSpaper men, law- ternoon at 12:80 o’clock at Cullom...... 1 40 am ess men of Pootlao «jr*. Francis M. Roberts, Jr...... 12 57 pm The patients seem The people upon our streets, and es­ n a a y )...... 5 22 pm ...... 9 56 pm ill aoote. inflamma- pecially the friends of the family were l a v ) ...... 10 36 am ium, producing Sl- greatly shocked on Thursday morning Wa u o h , A g e n t. fetions. Theauffer- when the word was circulated that is and imagine Frank Roberts was dead. While it was e county if ben known that be was sick, little was it i l upended. The Tbe above is an illustration of the memorial monument which is to be erected in tbe northeast corner of the court thought that his condition was such as : AT FORREST. ase bas not yet to cause alarm. That bis condition was SOUTH. hoose square at Pontiac, to the memory of the soldiers and sailors of Livingston county, by the tax-payers of the ...... 2 08 am ity, burls rapid- oonnty, At tbe recent session of the board of supervisors the contract for the erection of the monument was awarded not considered critical is evinced by the ...... 12 40 am atment prescribe fact that his father went to the state ...... 8 06 pm to John Merkle & Sons, ofPeoria, the price being 811,500. The monument will be of Barre (Vermont) granite, 56 feet ...... 6 40 pm n supervisors at fair the forppart of the week. However, ...... 1 38 pm high, 14: feet Square al the base, and will weigh 168 tone. The shaft will weigh 32 tons and will be surmounted by the ...... 7 40 am fee affected with statue of a soldier at parade rest. Merkle & Sons having tbe contract is a guarantee that the workmanship will be the on Wednesday bis condition was such *0, 14. kte prevalence in that a consultation of physicians was 61, 17, 71,28, 70. best and in strict compliance with, the plana and specifications. TheLivingston county memorial will be one of the finest in the state and one of which the people of the county may feel proud. held. Death was due to liver trouble, ANCH. ton win erttwou Id 1 which took a sodden change for the ■ W fira ra fiJ a .g ^ i f . .■!!■■ ■!.Iggg.-iJL»; ft . I ...... -211JR.— B ARRIVE. tsille of t he ponr t worse, producing death quite suddenly...... 7 35 am ...... 6 25 ’he oounty would Francis Marion Roberts, Jr., was a ...... 5 20 lay. md for a site for son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Roberts and p it up as a pub- was born in this township on his fath­ iw a r t , A gent. of the tax-paydfs er's farm, southeast of this place, on XDN R .R . th T. P. ft W.) clfeion reached by. March 27, 1869, being the third of a is acting aa a family of eight children, six boys r. and two girls. He grew to manhood t ’b d a lly 8 20 am infection afe&: Mall “ 6 24 am ring, altboogb in this viomity and on April 25, 1894, “ « 47 am Oo F r id a y . O ot. 11. Mr. Hickman, representing one of tbe largest was united in marriage with Miss Edna ** 10 07 am ■ nroare renortedmpuunu McMahon, eldest daughter of Mr. and , o. daily 1 23 pm and assuredly the best oloak bouse in the United States, will be at our store O. “ 6 16pm comatose con- Mrs. Joseph H. MoMahon. Three chil­ e x .S u n . 6 60pm treatment ad- with his entire line of high grade LADIES’ CLOAKS. This is your dren were 'born to the union, two of , y 9 00am whom survive. For a number of ybare i not stop, rag: opportunity to see a more varied and oomplete line of really swell gar* r . our subject, had been in the employ of dally ments than any large city store coaid show you. If yon are not sure as to the MoCormick Harvester Company, . d aily and the business bad taken him Into ■ L. •• the style you would like come to this sale and find it, If you are bard to fit' various localities, keeping him sway your oloak will be made to meastne, without extra charge. lf yoU)Wanta from home much of the time during the busy season. He waa A hard worker, i garment at all this winter this is “sure” your opportunity. Remember the alert to the interests of bis employers, arg every nla The sincere sympathy of the enttw . W a community is with the grief-stricken wife and little ohildren and other tela lives. The funcrak will be held tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at two o'clock al SOS"

Presldent McKinley’s will was filed The Russian minister of , the in­ the heaviest buyers of this class of ag­ < worth $225,00 to $250,000, including killing 48 and wounding 11. ernment will not put u burden of taxes $67,000 life insurance. Great Britain was concentrating upon it. As a sample of what is possi­ 1901 OCTOBER. 1901 It is reported at Albany, N. Y., that ships-of-war in the Persian gulf, and URIOSITY and a love of travel ble with the progressive farmers in m New York, begi the court of appeals has dec:ded to the developments were significant of combined caused me to take an Western Canada let me cite the case of again of politica SOI. ■01. TORS. Y1D. Tin r. j rat. SAT. grant a new trial to Roland Molineux, trouble with Turkey. extensive* trip through the ag­ one living near White Plains, in Mani- , A who was convicted of having poisoned ricultural sections of Western Canada toba, a Mr. Winslow by name. During ...... 1 2 31 4 5 Mrs. Kate Adams. LATER, during the past summer, and while the past season this one man had 2,70Q The percentages of the baseball The will of the late President Mc­ there I was given the best of opportu­ acres of land planted in wheat, and har­ 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 clubs in the National league for the Kinley was admitted to probate in nities of studying and judging for my­ vested 67,500 bushels. He m akes farm - U week ended on the 29th were: Pitts­ Canton, O. The administrators esti­ self of the conditions that exist in that ing on these fertile lands immensely^ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 burg, .647; Philadelphia, .580; Brook­ mate the estate at $210,000 and an al­ extensive section of our continent. profitable by going about it in a wliole-^v lyn, .570; St. Louis, .544; Boston, .500; lowance to Mrs. McKinley at $8,000 a After I had traveled over a few mil­ sals way. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 New York, .391; Cincinnati, .389: Chi­ year. lion acres of Western Canada, and Do not, however, imagine that it is cago, .380. The confederate soldiers’ home watched and studied what at first only ihe wholesale methods that pay 27 28 29 30 31 — Proof so far brought out in the near Atlanta, Ga., was destroyed by seemed to ine an extravagant waste of \vell in Western Canada. I saw men Schley inquiry has developed nothing tire. land oil the part of the farmers, I be­ who owned only the 160 acres ofdand ...... which could convict the admiral of Gen. Botha, with 1,500 Boers, at­ came better acquainted with condi­ the government had given them as a anything worse than an error of homestead who claimed to he making tacked Fort Itala, on the border of tions and the very good reasons for ’•Tom" and “ Ben:1 judgment. Xululand, the fighting lasting all day. this seeming wastage. better livings for themselves and their ••W eill” The Columbia defeated the Sham­ families and saving more money than The assailants were finally repulsed, I had been used to the farming oper­ is the ambitiqn ( rock in the first trial of the interna­ they had ever been^ble to do in the but losses were heavy on both sides. ations of the more thickly populated dent. Both men tional yacht race for the America’s States on the same amount of land. Fifteen men are believed to have States, where to make farming pay it cup. Practically every one of these compara­ chance last year perished as the result of a fire in a was necessary to cultivate practically The American league baseball sea­ tively small farmers whom I met as­ Tile nominatioi mine near Nanaimo, B. C. every foot of ground; where it was the was offered to Od son closed with the clubs standing in sured me that it was their ambition to- Peter J. Devine, a cavalryman at rule rather than the exception to go Happening of the Past Seven tile following position: Chicago, Bos­ purchase more land as rapidly as they with that grim Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., was given a to the length of blasting out, if neces­ ton, Detroit, Philadelphia, Baltimore, could accumulate the means with which means tht Days in Brie£ year’s imprisonment for speaking dis­ sary, heavily rooted trees or large Washington, Cleveland and Milwau­ which to buy. They fully realized that less. The plea t respectfully of the late President Mc­ bowlders; where much of the farm to his party and kee. they could not get too much of what Kinley. land was secured by clearing it of tim­ Two men were ^discovered by the they knew was a good thing. There cept the lower pi Arabi Pasha has returned to Egypt ber and stones, which had been accom­ ROUND ABOUT THE WORLD guard mysteriously prowling about is a vast'amount of difference in buy­ di»i not move hii from exile. plished only after years of toil and Roosevelt want the McKinley tomb at Canton. The ing productive land at $3 to $5 an A man supposed to be Pat Crowe, privation on the part of the first set­ governor of New guard shot at one, but the other at­ acre and at $30 to $40 an acre. Casualties autl Fires, Personal and Po­ the abductor of Eddie Cudahy in tlers. There traveled with me over tacked him with a knife, diverting his The straight furrows and the long pleased certain i Omaha, has been arrested at Plainfield, these millions of acres of Canadian soil through a corpo litical Notes, Business Failures and aim. ones are possible in Western Canada, Conn. a gentleman who had been reared upon for this and otht Resumptions, Weather Record. The gelding Little Boy smashed where, as I know from my own investi­ Venezuela is said to be on the verge just this sort of a farm in Michigan, anxious to try a the world's wagon record by pacing gations made during the past summer, of ruin as a result of misgovernment. and, as he expressed it, “land was so ernor. Hence he a mile in 2:02 in New York. farming pays and pays well. Hays Edstrom, of Washington. Pa., scarce and so valuable because of Its of Roosevelt by INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS Miss Susan Richardson, of Milton, WRIGHT A. PATTERSON. accused of embenzz’.ing $6,000 belong- Mass., left the income of her $200,000 searcity that we had to cultivate even president. Roos ng to his employer, was arrested by the corners of the rail fences.” How He Waa Sent. estate to two spinsters so long a* honor, but yield DOMESTIC. Chicago police. Several ladies and their children were tbe calls, partly they remain unmarried. But in my journey through the agri­ Harvard and Yale athletes defeated In a jealous rage Thomas Boggs, a strolling through a cemetery reading in­ As the result of a quarrel F. W. cultural section of Western Canada, of duty to the p; Oxford and Cambridge teams in field business man in North Haltimore, O., scriptions. who surrounded Hartman fatally wounded his Wife ranging from Winnipeg on the east to “Oh, mamma,” cried little Agnes, stop­ games in New York by winning six of fatally shot liis wife and himself. enough to apply and committed suicide at Hobart, Ind. the Rocky Mountains on the west, and ping at a grave, “here’s some one sent the nine events. Three hundred linemen employed by C’. O. D.” call ancient hist \ plan was discovered at Indianap- from the international boundary on The father, brother and sister of the ChieagoTelephoneeompnny struck The horrified mother turned to chide her more, the dema S. Taylor the south to the Saskatchewan river daughter, but paused as she read: “Jsunes the convicted assassin Czolgosz vis- oils to kidnap ex-Gov. W. to enforce their demand for higher powerful by th in Indiana and take him to Kentucky. and beyond on the north, I saw noth­ Brown, Co. D.,” on thp headstone.—Chi­ ited him in his cel! in the ltiiffalo jail, w ages. which “Teddy” w Five persons were injured in the ing that savored of -our method of cago Daily News. but the murderer expressed no regret President Roosevelt received his first “fence corner farming,” and in time t ed in public. for his crime. wrecking of a runaway trolley car at 'Wisconsin Farm Lands. salary check as chief executive. It I learned the reason for the little un­ Now Odell, wl Judge William It. Day and others of Burlington, la. was for $2,017.74 for 17 days. cultivated tracts. The best of farm lands can be obtained president, has p the McKinley funeral committee took l)r. George C. Lorimer resigned the now in Marinette County, Wisconsin, on the A suggestion which is meeting with i Time, rather than land, is the valu­ Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, at: in 1904; Platt, v steps in Canton, ()., looking to a per- pastorate of Tremont temple at Bos- favor is to change the name of the ; a low price and on very favorable terms. governor and Ito ton. but tlie congregation declined to able commodity in Western Cariada. In nianent monument organization. Philippine islands to the McKinley is­ Wisconsin is noted for its fine crops, excel­ the latter presid a country where the soil is sufficiently lent markets and healthful climate. Why Sentence of death by electrocution accept it. lands. im patient of bos: President Roosevelt summoned rent a farm when you can buy one much during the week beginning October 28 Further reports of the massacre of cheaper than you can rent and in a few years And the man Booker T. Washington into confer­ was pronounced upon Czolgosz, and company C of the Ninth regiment in it will be your own property, Foe particu­ spoke rather con then the assassin of President Mc­ ence regarding conditions in the Samar show that three American offi­ lars address F. A. Miller, General Passenger ing been “fooled Kinley was removed from Buffalo to south. Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail­ cers and 41 men were killed and 140 way, Chicago. patriotism is pre Auburn state prison, where the sen­ Assassin Czolgosz maintains sullen Filipinos lost their lives. It doesn’t a tence is to be carried out. slience at Auburn prison, passing his Mrs. Joseph H. Ormsby gave birth W hat’s In a Xnme. “ sm art.” There i The first race between the Colum­ waking hours in paeing up and down in Chicago to four babes, following “Ah!’ he sighed, after she had blushing- a sense of duty. bia and Shamrock II. was a failure his cell and lying on his bed. ly whispered “Yes” in his bosom. “My own previous record of three singles, two Mehitabel! O! that name’s so formal. Sure­ because they did not finish within Arthur .T. Eddy returned to Chi­ pairs of twins and one set of triplets. T h e ly your friends use some shorter one; some . Roosevelt La ws the' time limit. Columbia was three- cago after a journey of 2,900 miles in Fifty thousand dollars sent from pet name." quarters of a mile ahead when the an automobile. Quebec for the payment of Bur- “Well,” she murmured, "the girls at in wanting to k race was declared off. The United States cruiser Cleveland boarding school used to call ipe ‘Pickles.’ ”— gether, but i goytie's army 125 years ago were re­ Philadelphia Press. President Shaffer has accepted the was launched at Bath, Me., and chris­ covered from an old hulk in East can’t long b challenge of Gompers and Mitchell tened by Miss Ruth Hanna, daughter bay, Lake Champlain, where it was Race of the Anatrallan-London Mall done. to show blame on their part in the The truth 1 of the senator. sunk to prevent falling into the is graphically described la No. 11 New York steel strike. Mrs. Peter Kromdyke, Mr. P. Van Central's “ Four Track Series.” Every th a t cabinet off hands of Americans. person interested in the growth of ourcom- Edith W. went three straight heats Halst and Miss Edith Waiul were merce should read it. Bent free on rcoeipt cers are usuall at Cincinnati in 2:05%, 2:05% and drowned by the capsizing of a boat MINOR NEWS ITEMS. of two-oeut stamp by General Passenger quite old men, an £-.05%, breaking all records for three near Kalamazoo, Mich. Agent, New York Central, New York. they tire or fa consecutive heats. ill in office wit Fire destroyed the principal por­ British tobacco dealers formed Martyr to Love. Caleb Harvey, of Laporte. Ind., died startlin g fr< tion of Clayton, la. combine lo fight the American trust. 'Tho Western Oanada Farmer Cultivate! Hia Pearl—But are von sure that he l/w»« of heart, disease caused by weening I at —> -4 iWi/vn l r . - . - ae nuivai finoncv Twovenr Mrs. Thntnns Eaves of Glnueester I her V A ------•* over McKinley's lieaih. PEUSOKAL AND POLITICAL. Ruby—Loves her? Why, he actually let is about an a> N. J., lost her hand as result of mos­ her sketch him in crayon; and she has only A census bulletin on manufactures Daniel A. Ray. o f Oak Park, 111., Unit­ quito bite. fertile to produce thirty and forty erage time for shows a great increase in wood pulp taken a two-weeks’ course, too.—Chicago secretary to hoi ed States marshal for Hawaii, died Prince Nakachidze, a Russian, has bushels of wheat to the acre from less Daily News. mills and output during last ten years. his place. Of th suddenly at Honolulu. been expelled from Italy as a danger­ than a bushel of seed; where the gov­ .»'SSp- Vassel Laketch. who held up and ernment gives everyone desiring it a Dropsy treated free by Dr. H. H. Green’s present cabinet li New Jersej' republicans nominated ous anarchist. Bods, of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest dyopsy killed Paymaster Hassler, of the South­ free homestead of ICO acres of this a lawn mower h Franklin Murphy for governor. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid has made a sec­ specialists in the world. Read their adver­ west Coke company, was hanged at land, and where more may be bought tisement in another column of this paper. collapsing. Hnj John George Nicolay, private secre­ ond gift of $5,000 to the Woman’s hos­ Greensburg, Pa. at from $3 to $5 per acre; where one quite feeble heal tary to President Lincoln, died in pital in Manila. A Donbtfal Compliment. Capt. Wise, of the Yhle, may be court- Washington, aged 70. year’s crop will much more than pay anxions to retlr An, American firm sold 2,000.000 Lady—I always come out so plain in my martialed for failure to notify Schley Kirkland B. Armour, head of the for the land upon which it is grown, it -yxri. because he wish watches to London dealers, outbid­ photographs—plainer even than" i lI l am! of the location of the Spanish fleet. Kansas City interests of the Armour is a wicked waste of time to cultivate Photographer (gallantly)—Oh, madam, ttS&c-. treaty passed. ding Germans and Swiss. M ore proof was brought out at the in­ family, died after a long illness. the “fence corners.” that is impossible!—Moonshine. The most ener quiry in Washington that Schley was Automobiles are to be used to trans­ . . g H whole group, Sec “Jack” Haverly, famous minstrel Before I had acquired this informa­ Piso’s Cure for Consumption is an infalli­ kept in ignorance concerning impor­ and manager, one of the most inter­ port mail between the Minneapolis tion I Was on one farm where a road­ ble medicine for coughs and colda.—N. W. York, was almo: tant matters. esting characters of the American post office and substations. way cut off a small corner of land from Samuel, Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. 17,1900. In politics when { Seven men were killed and seven se­ stage, died at Salt Lake City, aged Senator Allison advances the opin­ the remainder of a field of wheat. cally famous as i riously injured by an explosion at gas ion that congress will forthwith en­ When fools speak out in meeting let Wise knew as much a 65 years. There was, I should say, nearly an acre men hold their peace, lest the foola break works in Newark. N. .T. Dr. William C. Gray, editor of the act a law to prohibit anarchistic gath­ in this little plat of neglected ground, it.—Atlanta Constitution. dog knows of log Abraham Lincoln’s body was placed Interior and distinguished in councils erings. and I asked the owner of the farm why awhile a man i: In its final tomb in Oak Ridge cem e­ of the Presbyterian church, died at The czar says Turkish atrocities in it had not been put upder cultivation. The Public Awards the Palm to Hale’* mind work. Boo tery, Springfield, III. The remains Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs. digs. He master his home in Oak Park, a Chicago sub­ Armenia must stop; that the people “To undertake to plow that little Pike’s Toothache Drops Care in one minute were positively identified before put­ urb, aged 71 years. must accept Russian protection or be three-cornered strip of land would bottom Op. That ting the casket in its cement grave. exterminated. take far more time than the land is Everyery loafer______hangs around____ aome other won as a lawyer, Czolgosz on re aching the penitentiary FOREIGN. The G. A. R. men of Cleveland have man who would otherwise work. ment he Is tlrele worth, giving both the present market Globe. nt Auburn, broke down completely. The American board of missions will started a fund for the statue of Mc­ value. To add it to the remainder of People have p En route from Buffalo he expressed re­ pay the ransom demanded by Bul­ Kinley to be erected in. the public the field would necessitate a longer Sweat or fruit acids will not discolor dent Roosevelt t gret for his crime, and said he was es­ garian bandits for the release of Miss square at Cleveland. way around from the main road to the goods dyed with PUTNAJM FADELESS some change in ' DYES. Sold by druggists, 10c. package. pecially sorry for Mrs. McKinley-. Stone. Records in the war office show that house. Lying just across the road to pot Geo. Leont Mrs. Perry Curtiss, wife of a farmer Lord Kitchener has banished ten President Roosevelt was brevetted there is 160 acres of as good land as The oftener a man is sold the cheaper he- He may apd he i near Northfield, O.. threw her four chil­ Boer leaders who have been captured brigadier general for gallantry at this upon which I have this year grown feels.—Chicago Daily News. and Wood are I ------•------dren in a well and then plunged into since September 15. Santiago on July 1, 1898. more than 30 bushels of wheat to the and Roosevelt li Relieve W hooping Conch i man. Wood’s hi the water herself, and all were Six hundred Venezuelans were killed The United States land commission acre, and I can buy that land of the With Hoxaie’s Croup Cure. Nonauaea.fiOcte. best, and he ha drowned. or wounded in a battle with the Colom­ at Santa Fe has closed up its business, railroad for $4 an acre. It would tqke In the Schley court a letter was read bians at Guajira. as much time to plow that small piece, Cuba. Root m there being no appropriation for its The chewing gum trust causes more jaw­ whether he’s we from Admiral Sampson asking that The Arctic Club steamer arrived at continuance by the United States. in its present shape, as it would ito ing than any otner.—Atchison Globe. M essrs. Stayton and Campbell be al­ glutton for work Brigus, N. F., from North Greenland, At. Valley Forge, Pa., the founda­ plow two acres of the land across the lowed to represent him in the case. for him to take with Mrs. Peary and Miss «^Peary tion stone was laid for the memorial road, and so would be what we in this The court decided that they could not Buffalo when Mi­ aboard. She will return for Lieut. to the soldiers of Washington’s army country consider a waste of valuable appear. a s it is for a doi Peary next summer. who perished in the encampment of tim e.” The movement to erect a McKinley , • — A Parisian paper reports that 1777-*78. Straight furrows and long ones is - T h e P r lv a i memorial arch in New York city is at­ Great Britain and Turkey have Hubbard B. McDonald, the journal the plowing rule in Western Canada, Cortelyon, the tracting considerable attention in art clashed in the Persian gulf. clerk of the United States senate, is and the gang plow is the favorite meth­ - another man wl circles. France, Russia and Germanyare said the third of his family to hold the od of turning the soil. The Western ■ Wiliam Hoeppner, charged with to have agreed upon concerted action Good for Bad Teeth place, his father and grandfather pre­ Canada farmer, I found, cultivates his em bezzling $30,000 from the A. W. against Turkey in certain contingent ceding him in it. land upon wholesale methods. No Not Bad for Good Faber company. New York, has been eies. matter where he may come from, no arrested in Argentina. The British war office denies that It is asserted that the czar and kaiser have each pledged themselves matter what the methods in vogne in The illness of Secretary Root is Gen. Kitchener has resigned as com­ his native place may mave been, the causing his friends great uneasiness. to peace for a period of ten years, Sozodont • • 25c m mander in chief of the South African fanner in Canada soon learns that it is Sozodoat Tooth Powder 25c His physicians may order him to stop forces. during which time neither Russia nor Germany will engage in war with any wholesale methods that pay best there, Large Liquid a n d Powder 75c all work, which w,ould necessitate his Officials of the board of foreign mis­ f other power. and for this reason it is Western Cana­ leaving the cabinet. In this ease sev­ sions announce they will not pay the HALL at RUCKKL. New York. Commander in Chief Torrance, of da that is the home of every improved eral other changes in that body may be ransom demanded by Bulgarian ban- agricultural machine that tends to ------j------. made. dito for the release of Miss Stone. the G. A. R., has appointed Silas H. Tovvler, of Minneapolis, adjutant gen­ the speedy handling of great harvests Thirteen prospectors were drowned Gen. K itchener asked for 25,000 ad­ or the production of them. These ma- in Presidio county, Tex., by a sudden' ditional troops and more po- ?r. He eral; Charles Burrows, of Rutherford, Neb., quartermaster general, and Wil­ chines are not always the product of flood in a Ravine in which they were is anxious for authority to linng reb­ W(estern -Canadian inventors, but the .encam ped. els whenever caught. / ' fred A. Wetherbee, of Boston, in­ spector general. | Western Canadian farmers are among Vi •'3

(r« of this class of a handsome, mauly and gaining $25,000 OBJECT TO RANSOM, CAPTURE OF MISS STONE. tery in the world, 'a year by his profession. Now, the armer never becomes fourth girl is to marry Reginald M lnlouary Society May Not l*u> futf A Lrtirr from Hulicarla Gives D etail* is the farmer in tho T h e Political Changes as Brooks. Brooks will inherit a great Release of Stone—Would of Mlaliup W hich Uefell the i buys land he knows fortune; he is himself a fine fellow, a Eatublish Hud l'r^erdeut. Noted Miaalonury. him adequate returns great athlete, a daring jiolo player and Boston, Sept. 30.—The American Kansas City, Mo., Oct. t.—A detailed ent, and that his gov- View ed in N ew York cross country rider, and altogether a board of commissioners of foreign account of the capture of Miss Ellen put a burden of taxes lover to be proud of. missions will resist the demand of M. Stone, the missionary, by brig­ nple of what is possi- It is the fashion for fashionable $110,000 ransom for the releaseofM iss ands in Turkey, has been received in igressive farmers in young men and women to marry very Helen M. Stone of Chelsea, Mass., the a letter from Mrs. H. C. Haskell, of et me cite the case of New York, beginning to take notice faithful disregard of fatigue, he was early nowadays. It seems such a lit­ American missionary now held by Samokov, Bulgaria, to a relative here. yhite Plains, in Mani- * again of political affairs after very almost unique. Nominally the office tle time since the wedding of brawny Bulgarian brigands. Her letter says Miss Stone had been <*w by name. During real mourning for is not important, the pay moderate. Hermann Oelrichs to Miss Fair, the When shown a statem ent by Dr. holding her usual summer school for bits one man had 2,700 McKinley, fl n d a Practically it is very important. La- older sister of Mr. W.'K. Vanderbilt, Cregan, New York secretary of the Bible workers in Bansko, Macedonia. ted in wheat, and liar- ^ something grimly mOnt found his reward after leaving Jr. Now the daughter of the Oel- American board, that the ransom On September 3, a party consisting els. He makes farm- /7 amusing in the office in a business opportunity which richses is engaged— and not to a very would be a dangerous preeedejit, the of six students from the collegiate tile lands immensely plight of Platt and made h m a rich man in a few years young man, either. In fact, this is to Rev. Dr. Judson Smith, secretary of institute ut Samokov, three or four g about it in a whole- Odell. —a busmess where his marvelous ex­ be rather an old-fashioned marriage, It is the ambi­ ecutive ability was worth what he got for Peter Martin, the bridegroom ex­ the American board, expressed his Bulgarian teachers, Mr. and Mrs. >.V, - hearty approbation. Tsilka, who had spent several years in r, imagine that it is tion of Platt — a from it. pectant, is considerably older than his Washington, Sept. 30.—This state­ America; Mrs. Ooshera and Miss le methods that pay broken man, not in ’Lige Halford, Harrison’s secretary, fiance and has been known as a man ment was made Saturday touching the Canada. I saw men good health and went nto the army. John Addison about town of rather effervescent Stone, started for Djumiak, 12 hours’ case of Miss Stone, the American mis- ;he 160 acres o f land & saddened by the l’ortei, of Connecticut, McKinley’s gayety. travel. From there they were to go bad given them as a death of the wife first secretary, was a rich man when Society hasn’t talked quite so much to their different homes. At about aimed to be making he so dearly loved appointed; after he died Cortelyou about a fashionable match since Dave half-past four that afternoon, as they themselves and their •'Tom" and ' Ben:"——tO/be a power ill was j romoted from assistant simply Hennen Morris, son of the l/ouisiana 3 were resting in the mountains. Miss ig more money than " Weill” national politics. It because lie knew how to do the work. lottery man, carried off the daughter UT/ Stone and Mrs. Tsilka being on horse­ enable to do in the is the ambitiqn of Odell to be presi­ He hud no great “pull,” but inspired of the extremely pious Mrs. Elliot F. back and the rest on foot, they were le amount of land, dent. Both men threw away their confluence. He is a Brooklyn man, Shepherd, herself a daughter of the surrounded by 30 or 40 armed men. ne of these bompara- chance last year at the convention. big and substantial. pious Mrs. William II. Vanderbilt. They ordered the party to march lers whom I met as- The nomination for vice president Wi liam Loeb, who has been Roose­ But in the lottery of marriage Mrs. and drove them up the steep moun­ ras their ambition to­ was offered to Odell, and he refused it velt’s secretary and in Washington Morris seems to have drawn a devoted tain side. .Miss Stone told the boys ld as rapidly as they with that grim closing of his jaw will be Cortelyou’s assistant, is a husband. OWEN I.ANGDON. they were taking them away from the means with which means that argument is use­ young Albany reporter whose ac­ the road to rob and perhaps kill ?y fully realized that less. The plea that it was his duty quaintance the president made while YELL0WPLUSH AT NEWPORT. them. She did not speak of capture, t too much of what to his party and the country to ac­ he was governor. Loeb is small, as it is almost unheard of for brig­ good thing. There cept the lower post was tried, but it dark-eyed, active. For a long time be­ Eastern Seaside Resort* Attract ands to take women. if difference in buy- did not move him. fore Czolgosz’ shot was fired his prin­ Many Domestic Employes After going an hour’s distance the id at $3 to $5 an Roosevelt wanted to be reelected cipal duties were to send out Roose­ » In Summer. brigands stopped and demanded their NO an acre, governor of New York. He had dis­ velt's autographs, for which there was money. They took what gold they At such a place as Newport there is, rrows and the long pleased certain rich men by forcing always an extraordinary demand had, but returned the silver. When of course, much driftwood, and queer in Western Cnnada, through a corporation tax hill, and These were written upon stiff cards, this was done one of them said to m social flotsam and jetsam find their rom m y own investi- for this and other reasons Platt was each precisely like the last, dashed off Miss Stone: “We want you.” and or­ way there. A curious instance is the ig the past sum m er, anxious to try a new man for gov­ with lightning speed. MISS ELLEN M. STONE. dered her and Mrs. Tsiika to go with number of waiters, butlers, second lays well. ernor. Hence he urged the “shelving” When the crisis came Loeb also was Held for ransom by brigands In Bulgaria. them. She made no remonstrance. men and domestics of all kinds who IT A. PATTERSON. of Roosevelt by naming him for vice “tried out,” and he proved equal to Miss Stone has been "3 years in Turkey Mr. Tsilka made a move to follow his president. Roosevelt declined the it. He was practically the manager are not regularly employed. These and Bulgaria as a representative of the wife, but they forced him back. A Was Sent. A- of the special train that carried do not go to Newport in the hope of American board of foreign missions. Her part of the brigands kept watch ou honor, but yielded to pressure and hom e is at Chelsea, Mass., where her 1 their children were the calls, partly of patriotism, partly Roosevelt to Buffalo at record speed, securing a permanent position. They those that remained to keep them cemetery reading in- mother lives. of duty to the party, which the men and he had all the arrangements in do not need it. They give up good po­ from hurrying to inform the govern­ ied little Agnes, stop- who surrounded him were skillful his head so accurately that lie was sitions for the advantages of the sum­ sionary kidnaped by Bulgarian brig­ ment, but next morning let them go. lere’s some one sent enough to apply. And, if I may re­ able to land the new president at the mer. ands: “The department of state will The brigands murdered one of the call ancient history for a moment exposition city fully informed upon The caterers and other providers are do everything within its constitutional men of the party before the eyes of ler turned to chide her It always in need of extra men, and a I as she read: “James more, the demand was made more every necessary point. and legal powers to relieve the situa­ the captives to get his horse. They thp headstone.—Chi- powerful by the enthusiasm with Cortelyou and Loeb are about as first-class butler for a luncheon or a tion.” took this animal, as well as the which “Teddy” was everywhere greet­ different as two men can lie, but they dinner commands a very high price. The limitations upon the depart­ horses ridden by Miss Stone and Mrs. are a strong team—perhaps all the There are many of these who take ment’s activities indicated in the above Tsilka. The students came to Saino- farm Land*. ed in public. Jfow Odell, who might have been stronger for the difference. these transient positions and who find statement are severe. There is no war­ kov and wired Dr. House at Salonika, lands can be obtained Newport very profitable in the sum­ inty, Wisconsin, on the president, has practically no chance rant of law for the expenditure of a Miss Stone’s station. He immediately fc St. Paul Railway, at in 1904; Platt, who wanted a pliant Schwab an a H om e Iluililer. mer. It is the bohemia of the domes­ single cent of money from the United went to the American consul and also very favorable terms. f governor and Roosevelt shelved, sees I don’t know when he will build a tic employe, and there is not a but­ States treasury for ransom, and the in­ telegraphed Consul General Dickin­ ir its fine crops, excel- great mansion upon it, but Steel Presi­ ler in one of the large houses who aithful climate. Why the latter president and the former ference is that the department’s ac­ son, who knew Miss Stone. The news ou can buy one much impatient of boss restr∫ and— dent Schwab has has not a list of men available for any tion. if, indeed any is taken, will be spread over Bulgaria like a flash, for rent and in a few years And the man of whom politicians bought a piece of em ergency. along diplomatic lines tending to in­ Miss Stone was widely known and iroperty, Focparticu- spoke rather contemptuously as hav­ ground in N e w A barroom near Bellevue avenue, fluence the Bulgarian and Turkish gov­ greatlv beloved. ler, General Passenger York for the aukee & St. Paul Rail- ing been “fooled” by appeals to his says the New Vork Times, is really the ernments to undertake to release the patriotism is president. trifling sum of waiters’ club of the place, and as the captives. ATTACKED BY GEN. BOTHA. It doesn’t always pay to be $860,000. rooms upstairs arc not innocent of i a M a m p , Garrlnon on Ilordpr of Zulnlamt Itf. “smart.” There are worse traits than That amount of the green cloth or the turn of the rou­ THE SCHLEY INQUIRY. fter she had blushing- liulaeN Iloer Leader After a sense of duty. money wouldn’t go lette wheel this resort corresponds to i his bosom. “My own the Gentlemen's club of Thackeray. C'npt. Mc( «lln Admit* Having DI m- H e a v y L o ur. ■*'* ame’s so formal. Sure- far on Fifth av­ »me shorter one; some The Cabinet. enue; over on the olieyed Order* ut One T im e- ■ Roosevelt is warm-heartedly honest Riverside drive it HE SAID STRAIGHT LIQUOR. Other TentJmony. Durban, Natal, Oct. 1.—A force ured, "the girls at in wanting to keep the cabinet to­ b u y s an entire of 1,500 Boers commanded by Gen. o call ipe ‘Picldes.’ ”— gether, but it. block about 208 Those W ere the Magic Word* Tlint Washington, Sept. 30.—Saturday's Botha made an attack, which lasted can’t long be feet by 375, but of President Schwab and I'nlted Two Gentlemen from session of the Schley court of inquiry all day long, September 20, on Port- His 8hadows. nllan-London Mall done. irregular outline. t h e S o u t h . began as usual at 11 o'clock, with the itala. on the border of Zululand. The >d In No. 11 New York yj; T h e t r u t h Is The site is perhaps the most beauti­ ck Series. ’• Every recall of Friday’s witnesses for the burghers were finally repulsed but ie growth of ourcom- that cabinet offi­ ful in New York. It overlooks the “It's a sad thing to be away from purpose of correcting mistakes in at a heavy cost to the garrison Sentfrce on receipt cers are usually Hudson valley, which lies at this point home, suli, and have nobody to drink their testimony and allowing other whose losses were an officer and r General Passenger quite old men, and so straight that one can see 30 miles of with,” said the man with the south­ tral, New York. questions to be asked them when 11 men killed and five officers and 38 they tire or fall shining water without a break. Just ern accent, as he poured out four lin­ necessary N> make clear any point men wounded. In addition 63 men to Love, •_ M ill in office with in front of the drive; across the gers, relates the Philadelphia Record. which had not hitherto been sufficient­ are missing, of which number many J mire that hr ln »M startlin g fre- palisades, which would be one of the “I went into one of your hotels, sub, ly elucidated by them. C'apt. Mef'alla, .It-*; ■ are believed to have been killed or i ' ■ *----V Tvvnvpnrs •* l wmlil’s wonders if thev weren't so a tew days ago, thinking maybe i | w ho iiad commanded lilt- Mai b!chc<*d \\ t m i m n i . O U illlll Why, he actually let is about an av­ near a busy city. could pick up a congenial spirit in the yon; and she has only I** during the Spanish war, then coutii- Oppermnn, and 19 burghers are course, too.—Chicago erage time for a Schwab’s income is not represented bar. but it seemed as if i was fated lied his testimony. known to have been killed. secretary to hold Made the Old One by his salary of $1,000,000 a year. He is to drink alone. Not a soul in sight, Answer. When ( apt. McC’alla took tlie stand Ladysmith. Natal, Oct. 1.—The Brit­ ' l ,iP his place. Of the a heavy owner of steel stock and has suli. but a bunch of northerners, who. Mr. Hanna asked him if there were any by Dr. H. H. Green’s ish success at Fort I tala is now The greatest dyopsy present cabinet hardly one could push a mill or two of his own to turn into confidentially, suli, are deuced good ships assigned to engage the batteries known to have been greater than was d. Read their adver- a lawn mower half an hour without the general pool. Considering his fellows, but chilly—take my word, suli, on the morning of May 31. or during at first reported. Two hundred Boers olumn of this paper. collapsing. Hay particularly is in youth and energy, I suppose he is in a chilly. As J was saying, still, there that day, to which he replied no. He were killed and more than 300 were don’t 'pear to be a man in the place Compliment. quite feeble health, though he is less fair way to become one of the very said there were no shoals or obstacles wounded or captured. that had anything warmer than icc e out so plain in my anxious to retire than some others greatest capitalists of the country. to prevent ba t tleships approaching the wen than lam ! because lie wishes to see a canal His manner is democratic almost to t he water in his veins, but I thought 1 mouth of the harbor of Santiago. Ob­ TO CHANGE NAME. intly)—Oh, madam, treaty passed. point of shyness. Morgan is haughty would resort to strategy before sac­ jection was made to this statement ioonshine. ----- ■■ - » — The most energetic man in the and unapproachable; Schwab meets rificing sociability. Going up to the but overruled. Witness said he saw the KfTort to lie Made to Give the I’lill- whole group, Secretary Root, of New freely anyone who comes t>o him. and bar l said, loudly: umption is an infalli- i j j i f e firing on the Colon and that every shot ipplnen the Nnme of HcKln- is and colds.—N. W. A , i York, was almost an unknown man in the evening at his hotel roams about “ ‘Give me a little straight liquor!’ fell short. lej Inland*. N. J., Feb. 17,1900. In politics when appointed, though lo­ appearing rather lonely or talks with “A fist, suli, instantly pounded me In a conversation with Admiral - cally famous as a shrewd lawyer. He men he may happen to meet in the on the back. New York, Oct. 1.—A suggestion it in meeting let wise Schley in his cabin after the battle lest the fools break > knew as much about the army as a restaurant. Whenever you speak with “ ’Georgia, by gum!' exclaimed a of Santiago, when the admiral read which is meeting with favor is to ion. • ■ dog knows of logarithms. But once in either Morgan or Schwab you will be voice, and I turned to greet a man to him what lie understood was part change the name of the Philippine is­ — awhile a man is born who doesn’t apt to see an unobtrusive private de­ from Dixie land. He was in tlie same of his official report of the battle, wit­ lands to the McKinley islands, says the Palm to H ale’s mind work. Root is of that kind. He tective or two in the background. An­ plight as I^vas, suh, but the‘straight the Washington correspondent of the nd Tar for coughs, ness had said that he hoped there a Cure in one minute. digs. He masters a subject from the archists’ warnings are too plenty to liquor’—which is a distinctive south­ would be no controversy because Tribune. It is intended to bring the bottom up. That was why he usually neglect precautions. Usually these are ern order, suh—brought two congenial there was glory enough for every­ proposition before the next congress. around some other won as a lawyer. In the war depart­ the productions of cranks, but there’s souls together. Yes, make mine body. A part of the scheme embraces the vise work.— Atchison ■ m ment be is tireless. no use in taking chances.. ‘straight liquor.’ ” On cross-exam ination by Mr. idea of bestowing upon different is­ ■ V . s f t People have predicted that Presi­ Every newspaper office in New York Rayner, the witness said he had failed lands and provinces the names of the gets these warnings. They are usual­ Girl Sfivinur* Bank Teller*. Is will not discolor * i dent Roosevelt would wish to make The Royal Trust company bank at to execute an order from Admiral men most prominently identified with rNAM F A D E L E S S J ly elaborately printed out by way of some change in the war department, Chicago has installed 13 girls behind Reme3- delivered while he was in com­ the acquisition and control of the is­ lists, 10c. package. to put Gen. Leonard Wood at its head. disguising the writer; they some­ — the tellers' windows in its savings de­ mand off Cienfugeos and directing lands. For instance, the members of times threaten a person by name, but s sold the cheaper he He may apd he may not. Both Root partment, and it is said they do the that nil except the smallest vessels the American commission which ne­ Tews. usually hint vaguely at disasters. I and Wood are men who do things, work more satisfactorily than did the be withdraw n. He had, he said, failed gotiated the Paris treaty would thus ------and Roosevelt likes that sort of a suppose a hundred or so s-uch things young men who preceded them. They to leave the small vessels there. be honored, as well as the names of 'Ptsf Conch man. Wood’s health is none of the may be mailed in a week at ordinary are said to be the only girls in such po­ Referring to the fart that he had Admiral Dewey, Gen. Lawton, Gov. ire. Nonausea. fiOcta. best, and he has a great work in times; at present many more than Taft, Gen. Otis, Secretary Root and ' sitions in the United States. It is informed ('apt. Chadwick, Admiral ist causes more jaw- " Cuba. Root never stops to think that. I ca.nnot see what effect they are Sampson’s chief of staff, of the code others. supposed to have unless it be to make stated at the bank that the girls were Jehison Globe. # whether he’s well or not. He is a not employed with a view of reducing of signals arranged for communicat­ people nervous. Morgau and Schwab THE POSTAL SERVICE. glutton for work. It was as natural salaries, their pay being the same as ing with the insurgent Cubans, he / for him to take charge of things in get tlieir share of these touching let­ lhat of the young men employes—$25 said that he did not in any way com­ ‘ Buffalo when Mr. McKinley was shot ters. Official KntinifilCH Provide for Total a month at the start and increases municate with the commander-in- «s it is for a dog to hunt. o f $24,t>05,WM! f o r F r e e T h e Comlnit Marrlatfe*. every few months. chief, but intended the information ------for Schley. Delivery Need*. The I’rlvnte Secretaries. There were four of the Langhorne liennty 31*nle to Order. Cortelyon, the private secretary, is girls of Virginia, and now the last one’s Beauty by surgery is now a fad in BOAT CAPSIZED. Washington. Oct. 1.—The official es­ Another man who does things. He engaged and Paris. For tlie fee of $1,000 you may timates for the fiscal year, beginning assumed all the shortly to be mar­ a d T e e t h have your countenance changed, nose Dlanutrr on n Lake Nenr Knlnmnroo, July 1, 1902, which Post master General responsibility for ried. And what Smith will submit to congress at the S o o d T e e t h made Grecian, flop ears remedied; Mich.—Two W omen nn«I n the operation aft­ matehe-s they have while a slit in\he face can be made a opening of the session, call for an ag­ made. Man Drowned. er the shooting of •osebud mouth by deft touches of the gregate of $6,250,000 for rural free de­ "r •• ••'•*** .VI M.c K i n 1 c y and One m a r r i e d needle and the lancet. Have your face Kalamazoo, . Mich., Sept. 30.—A livery service throughout the country. then and there­ Robert G. Shaw, ironed if it doesn’t suit you. small sailboat containing seven per­ This is ail increase of $2,750,000 over teA'u after was a tower son of an enor- sons capsized on West lake, eight the expense of that rapidly growing ■ nwnisly rich Bos­ No Lenknge. o f strength, fore­ miles south of this city, late Sunday service for the current year. The total w . tonian; another a “Is this safe water-tight? asked sight, tireless ac­ afternoon and Mrs. Peter Kroiulyke, for the free delivery service proper, •X. New York. rich Virginia gen­ the prospective purchaser. tivity. P. Van llnlst and Miss Edith Maud which is that operated in cities, is $18,- tleman; another is “Why, sir,” was the reply, we are — Presidential pri- were drowned. The body of Mrs. 745.000, an increase of nine per cent. the wife of Charles not expected to -make safes water- v a t e secretaries Krondyke, whose- clothing caught on The grand aggregate for llte entire . a r e borh, not The Original Qlbeon Dana Gibson, the tight, you know.” OlIrl. the -boat, was recovered. The others postal free delivery service, inclusive Pr‘‘ ™aie. D*n la­ artist; she was in “Well, that is the kind of safe I need of both the free delivery and rural fact the real “Gibson Girl.” As a catch I want to keep a lot of Wall street se' are still in the lake and search is be­ ment was of that ing made to recover the bodies. free delivery is $24,995,000. typo. la tact, knowledge, ekpertonce, an artist is not to be despised if he is curities in it.”—Town Topics. m * ' Mb' .. - Hvv' • ■ ■ ■ ' J 9 111 ■ . "■ r p p m ♦4r < . * * i

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-rN'o more base-ball this season. —Drink Kerrins’ Japan tea. —For sale, good milch cow. Inquire — Isaao Todden went to Goodland, at residence of W. E. Baker. Ind., on Thurday. —Mr. E. A. Bangs spent the lattter — Mr. J hs. A. Smith went to Chicago part of last week in Chioago. yesterday morning. Like Finding 'MjB —Henry Klover spent Sunday with — Mr. Peter Reising went to Piper his brother, William, at Cbenoa. City on Wednesday morning — Messrs. W. W. Sears and It H. Bell —M. H. McCarty returned to his were Pontiac visitors on Tuesday. home in Cbicsgo ou Thursday. Money —People marry young because they —Prof. Van Doren entertained his are not old enough to know better. sister from Pontiac over Sunday. WHEN YOU TRADE —Miss Jessie Cunnington assisted in —All fall and winter goods in millin­ ( the postoffice part of the past week. ery have arrived at Mrs. Roach’s. WITH- — Miss Huffman, of Cullom spent — Mr. and Mrs. MoCann, of F'orrest, Sunday the guest of Miss Anna Meister. spent Sunday wilh Mrs. L. M. Bennett —Mrs. J. E. Lewis, of Fairbury, was — Mrs. Nanoy Royal and Mr. H. Roy­ DOUD. the guest of Miss Ora G. Smith on Tues­ al spent Sunday the guests of Fairbury REMNANTS. day. friends. —James Duffy has resumed his posi­ —Joe Caughlin came over from Fair­ Hia prices on the best goods tion with the J. C. Corbett Lumber Com­ bury and spent Sunday at the home of Yes, there will be about five $ save purchasers money, and if pany. his parents. you want REPAIRING done be —Mr. Lavery drove to Pontiac on —Born, on Sunday, Sept. 29, to Mr. hundred of them, the result Saturday accompanied by the Misses and Mrs. Fred Harms, Jr., north of makes you a present of about Sullivan. town, a son. of our gigantic red tag sale. one-third what other jewelers —Messrs. Ed. and Chris. Melvin and —Farm loans at lowest rates, by G. W. charge for work as good as he Joseph Hubley went to Chicago on Sat­ McCabe, at Commercial National Bank We are now at work meas­ m doea. Call and see. urday last. Chatsworth, III. uring, ticketing and marking —Two mail routes were started from — R. F. Brown returned the forepart r Cbenoa on Tuesday. They are about of the week from Chicago, where he had them, ready to place on sale L. I. DOUD, 27 miles long. been for several days. JEWELER, —Clarence M. Bangs came down from —Henry Davis returned on Thursday Chicago and spent Sunday at the borne from Independence, Iowa, near where CHATSWOMTH, ILL. of bis parents. he purchased 200 acres of land. —Ira Carson, who is employed at — Mrs. M. Fitzmaurice arrived on Pazton, spent Sunday at the home of Tuesday from Pearia and spent part of Saturday Morning, Oct, 5. his father here. the week visiting relatives and friends. — Bishop Spalding confirmed a large —Mr. and Mrs. Gid. Sheldon depart­ DRILLIN6 FOR class at the Catholic church in Fairbury ed on Wednesday for Buffalo to take in ou Wednesday. the sights of the Pan-American exposi­ There will be Remnants of —Mrs. Elders and children, of Chica­ tion. go, have been visiting at the Shaugnessy — Miss Mollie Desire returned to Chi­ most everything in Dry home this week. cago on Wednesday after visiting at the Goods and Carpets, and bar­ —Mr. and Mrs. James Barner and lit­ home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. tle child, of Fairbury, spent Sunday Desire. gains on them for you. with relatives here. —Corn-husking has been commenced —Adam Koestner, who resides south in some localities, but most farmers con­ On sale Saturday morning, of here, recently bought a half section sider their corn too damp to be cribbed of land in South Dakota. in any quantity. Oct. 5. —Mr. and Mrs. T. S. O. McDowell, of — Miss Ora G. Smith went to Chicago Fairbury, spent Sunday at the home of yesterday morning, where she will Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McCabe. spend several weeks the guest of rela­ — Mr. F. M Bushway and MissJulia tives and friends. Sanford spent Sunday the guests of the —A marriage license was issued this former's relatives at Decatur. week for Loran Knott and Mary E. —Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McCabe enter­ Hillard, both of Forrest. They were tained the former’s brother, Mr. E. D. married on Wednesday. McCabe, of Peoria, part of the week. — Mesdames J. W. Walton and Wal­ — Miss Helen Farrell departed for Chi­ ter Grether and the latter’s two little to protect na against the winter’s cold cago on Thursday after visiting her daughters, of Fairbury, spent Tuesday are thousands of busy miners in the father, Lawrence Farrell, and friends at the W. E. Baker home. earth’s depths. After them come the hero. — Mrs. Henry Defenbaugh, of Dwight, Bushway’s for Dry Goods. —Mr. and Mrs. Deweeze, of Palisade, took carbolic acid on Wednesday at her slate-pickero, then the railroads, then home near Dwight while in a tit of de­ our wagons and sheds, and then—your Neb., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bushway’s for Cloaks. D. B. Puffer and other friends here this spondency. The result was fatal. comfort from the heat diffused by the week. — Mesdames O’Connor and O’Maley Bushway’s for Shoes. Black Diamond to make your homes — Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lighty returned departed for their home at Erwin oioe and oozy against the cold blasts of the first of the week from Indiana,where on Thursday after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Snyder and winter. they had been spending their honey­ moon. family. GET YOUR —Mr. Peter Roising and daughtor, —Remember, to all casb-in-advanco Gertrude, spent Sunday at the subscribers we can, for $1.50, furnish hohae of Mr. and Mrs. John Herr at you free the Weekly Inter Ocean. It is WINTER S COAL Cropsey. the best weekly paper coming out of Chicago. George Entwistle and family VJ K 1XL Rj.«i »4*4x4 **4 *4 *4 *4 *4*4*4. *4 * have rffoved here from West Pullman —An Alton passenger train was de­ P» Kl Til Tjl »IT IN NOW, 'a A * A> A'a a-a A> a> A a and are^occupying the Allen property, layed two hours on Monday between on the south side of town. Dwight and Pontiac on account of los­ before the advance in price and while ing the two rear coaches. The accident the roads are good. We will sell coal Carmon Bros., of Forrest, have was a very unusual one. bought out the shoe business of G. O. by the bucket, the barrow-load, the ton Thayer in that city, and the business —A. G. Masters, of Bloomington, and or by the oar-loadv We will continue will be conducted by Dr. J. E. Carmon. Miss Emily Woodward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodward, who re­ to take orders for the —Mr. and Mrs. M. Reieing returned FLOUR, FLOUR, F L O E side near Fairbury, were married at the on Tuesday from Ohio, where they had Haines Hotel, Pontiac, on Wednesday. rss been visiting for a couple of weeks. A. NEXT 15 DATS McCord assisted in the store during —We have seen the frail infant when their absence. the faint struggle for existence seemed for Coal, in five-ton lots or more, as almost ended, resuscitated and made —The plow manufacturers of the strong by the use of W HITE’S VERMI­ follows: United States are organizing a plow FUGE. Price, 25 cents. J. F. Sulli mI Want Tn ■ W SailW MSS Ymi■ %M U Iflnnr SU ili ■ K a A(1 ( ,‘it v I , l i m n V> ?K I trust, which is to he f>»nitnliv.pH for I Kingston Lump...*...,...... , ...... 2.20 $100,000,000.00. It will be the most gi­ gantic combine ever conceived. — Messrs. Adam and Chris Shaffer Athens Lum p...... 2.75 purchased 240 acres of land southeast of —When you have no appetite, do not Indiana Bright Blaze...... 3.40 Remington, Ind., this week at $75.00 relish your food and feel dull after eat­ per acre, and Frank Cline bought a * Hooking Valley Lump...... 8.50 ing you may know that you need a dose quarter southeast of Wolcott, Ind., at To make it to your advantage to come here Hard Coal...... 7.00 of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver $69.00 per acre. Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Samples free for Flour, . I offer A M innesota. at J. F. Sullivan’s drug store. —A “stitch in time saves nine,” and a GIVE US YOUR ORDERS EARLY dose of BALLARD’S HOREHOUND W lieat yiour, M aple Leaf brand, per AND AVOID THE RUSH. —Word announcing the arrival of SYRUP at the beginning of a cold will Marian Yale Campbell at the home of save you many weary hours and even sack Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Campbell, of daysof distressing and harassing cough. Ontario, Cal., on September 27 has been Price, 25 and 50 cents.—J. F. Sullivan. DON’T FORGET where we are locat­ received by friends here. The mother was formerly Miss Wilha Youngof this —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linn and us ed and be sure to come and see when place. children returned on Thursday morn­ ing from Springfield, Mo., where they you have Grain to sell or when you need —SHAW’S PURE MALT.—The siok anything in our line, as we are always had been visiting Mrs. Linn’s relatives. I also handle other brands of*the best flours and delicate need a gentle tonic-stimu­ They were accompanied home by Miss ready to please you. lant. It is often a matter of life and Jessie Ketchum, Mrs. Linn’s sister, who made, two of which, GOLD MXXT2C and death with them. The ideal nutriment is visiting at the Linn home. and restorative is SHAW'S PURE I can uot cc MALT. Sold by E. A. Bangs, Chats- —Corn-buskers’ sprained wrists, bar- worth. III. bedwire cuts, burns, bruises, severe duplicated at the prices I offer them. J. C. Corbett & Co. lacerations and external injuries of any —The marriage of Miss Gertrude kind are promptly and happily cured by 'PHONH NO. SO. Beers and Mr. Jay Tyler, both of Fair­ applying BALLARD’S SNOW LINI­ bury,occurred Rt the home of the bride's MENT. Price, 25 and 50 cents.—J. F. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beers, in Sullivan. that city on Tuesday evening at seven o e n t H l " —The Melvin Transcript says that a ------f - o'clock. Their friends here extend best wishes. sleepy looking stranger and a blanketed horse came to that town Tuesday and —A new remedy for biliousness isnow found plenty horses just waiting achance on sale at J. F. Sullivan’s drug store. It to run a race. Of course the stran­ is called Chamberlain’s Stomach and ger beat against odds. He remarked Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief and that the farther north be went the bet­ Meat Market, will prevent the attack if given as soon ter his horse ran. as tba first indication of the disease ap- ars. Price, 25 oents per box. Samples —The excitement inoident to traveling* >e. ,, and change of food and water often S brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason i n m u m , —Messrs. J. S. Sleetb, Adam Rosen- no one should leave homo without a burger, John Ferries and Isaac Vorhens PROPRIETOR. bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera departed on Tuesday for Huntsville, and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by J. Alabama, near where they expect to in­ F. Sullivan. vestigate the merits of the country. Mr. Sleetb states that be expects to remain —Dr. 8. M. Barnes, of Fairbury,mem­ in Alabama. ber of the statu board of equalization, —Frod Bottger, from Holstein, la., who has been in Francis Willard Hos­ was a pleasant caller at this office last pital iu Chicago nearly all summer, ar­ Saturday while in town renewing ac­ rived in Fairbury last Friday and is quaintances. With his family he has much improved in health. Mri. Barnt cite siok at the Illinois for about three weeks. He states icago and will that the crop prospects in northern Iowa able to return to her are about the same as here. month. —There are thousands of people, suf­ —Happiness del fering untold torture from piles, because the condition of-tl of the popolar impression that they The ills of life i cannot be oored. TABLER’s BUCK­ sion on those EYE PILE OINTMENT will cure them Yon can fe and the patient will remain cured. with HERI Prioe, 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 70 boojpvancy of spl oents.—J. F. Sullivan. J. F. Sullivan, * ^ w i r* HP

VERDICT rs GUILTY. M'KINLEY’S WILL. COURT HEARS EVANS. TOMB IS ATTACKED. FOUGHT BRAVELY. TLe Document Is Frobnted—Little Prowler* at Vanlt In Canton Ceme­ Soldiers of Unfortunate Company V tery Driven Oil by a Guard—A Jury in Czolgosz Case Quickly Credit tilveu to Story of At­ Evidence Given in Schley Inquiry K ill 140 Molomeit Before They tack ou Tomb. Sensational Incident, Were Annihilated. Reaches a Decision. by “Fighting Bob.” Canton, O., Oct. 1.—The will of Presi­ Canton, O., Sept. 30.—Military men Manila, Oct. 1.—Gen. Hughes, from dent McKinley was admitttd to pro­ guarding the McKinley vault report the island of Samar, reports the ar­ la Se»tfiicf(l to n«* D ltrtro- bate at the conclusion of the formal HU Version of the lllockude, the an attack upon the guard early Sun­ rival of Sergt. Markley and one pri­ ceiled W t*k Beginning Oct. an— hearing Monday by Probate Judge Battle of Santiago autl the day night by armed and masked men, vate at Tannan, from the fight at Is Taken to 1‘rlaon and Com­ Maurice FI Aungst. The papers waiv­ Famous Loop Movement of carrying a package supposed to con­ Balangiga, where 41 men of company pletely Breaks Down. ing notice of probating by Mrs. Sarah the Brooklyn. tain explosives. It is thought an at­ C, Ninth infantry, were killed by in­ Duncan and Miss Helen McKinley, of tempt was made to blow up the vault. surgents, who attacked the troops Buffalo, N. V., Sept. 23.—Leon F. Cleveland, sisters of the deceased, Washington, Oet. 1.—Bear Admiral Guard De Prend, a private in the while at breakfast Saturday last. The Czolgosz, alias Fred N ie man, was were filed, and this completed the pre­ Evans, who as captain commanded company of regulars from Fort men who have reached Tannan say found guilty of murder in the first liminaries necssary for admitting the the battleship Iowa during the San­ Wayne, Mich., while on duty at the that the officers of the company, who degree by a jury in part 3 of the will to probate. In pursuance of the tiago campaign, was a witness before rear of the vault, about 7:45 o’clock, were at first reported to have es­ supreme court, in having on the Sth wishes of Mrs. McKinley and upon her the Schley naval court of inquiry noticed a man peering from behind a caped, were killed with the "majority ‘ day of September shot President Wil- signed recommendation, the court ap­ Monday. His testimony covered the tree about 40 feet from the vai.lt. He of the company. The troops were lium McKinley, the wounds inflicted pointed Judge William 11. Day and Sec­ entire period from the time the Iowa watched it for 20 minutes and then attacked, while unprepared, by 400 afterwards resulting in the death of retary George II. Cortelyou adminis­ left the port of Key West on the 20th I challenged the intruder, who made no bolomen, of whom the Americans the president. The wheels of justice trators of the estate, with will an­ of May, 1898, until the 5th of July, | response, but dodged behind the killed about 140. Many of the sol­ moved swiftly. The trial of the as­ nexed, and issued letters of adminis­ when Admiral Evans testified he had tree. The soldier then advanced, chal- diers were killed in their quarters be­ sassin consumed eight hours and 26 tration. A joint adm inistrator’s bond a conversation with Admiral Schley lenging a second time, and the man fore they had time to grasp their ri­ minutes and covered a period of only of $100,000 was filed. This bond is concerning the battle of the 3d. He came out and ran toward Ds Prend, fles. two days. Practically all of this time signed by William II. Day, George B. described in detail the principal bat­ sheltering himself behind a second Gen. Hughes is going to the. scene was occupied by the prosecution in Cortelyou, Austin Lynch, Mary E. Day tle off Saniago, and also gave par­ tree 12 feet nearer the vault. of the disaster and will personally presenting a ease so clear, so conclu­ and Mary B. Barber. In their appli­ ticulars concerning the bombardment De Prend, noticing that tho fellow command the troops. sive. that even had the prisoner en- cations for letters testamentary Judge of the Colon on the 31st of May. was carrying a package wrapped in The conditions in Tnyants and Day and Secretary Cortelyou say that Other witnesses of the day were Capt. white in one hand and a glinting in­ Ha tailgas are not at all reassur­ the amount of personal property left Theodore F\ Jewell, who was com­ strument in the other, took no fur­ ing. The worst form of guerrilla war­ by the late president will he about mander of the cruiser Minneapolis ther chances, but brought down his fare prevails there. The insurgent $140,000, and of real estate about $70,- during the Spanish war, and Com­ rifle and fired. forces are distributed, under cover, 000, aggregating about $210,000. At mander James M. Miller, who was in Just as he did so, another man, ap­ along every road and trail, and wait the request of the administrators, the command of the collier Merrimac un­ proaching from behind, and whom he for travelers in ambush. The insur­ court appointed Judge Jacob P. Paw- til that vessel was turned over to had not seen, struck up the rifle and gent leader Caballos (who formerly cett, George B. F’rease and 11. W. Boss­ Lieut. Hobson to be sunk in the at the same moment dealt De Prend belonged to Gen. Cailles* command, ier as appraisers to appraise the prop­ mouth of the harbor at Santiago. a terrific blow on the body with but who refused to surrender with erty. Evans ou Stood. some instrument, and a second blow, Cailles) is retreating to the mounr Canton, ()., Oet. 1.—Friends of the When the court convened for the this time evidently \yith a knife, cut tains. The main forces of the insur­ family of the late President McKinley afternoon session Bear Admiral Bob- through his overcoat and blouse, gents are scattered in bauds over the emphatically discredit belief in the ley Evans, who, as captain, command­ abraded the skin and sent him tum­ province, where they dig up rifles idea that the shot reported fired by ed the battleship Iowa during the bat­ bling into a ravine near the vault. when there is nil opportunity to use Guard Deprend at Westlawn cemetery tle off Santiago, was called to the Meanwhile the shot had aroused them. Sunday night was on account of any witness stand. other members of the guard. Lieut. Washington, Oct. 1.—In addition to attempt to desecrate the tomb. They In substance. Bear Admiral Evans S. Ashbridge, officer of the day, and the enlisted men, three commissioned do not attempt to explain the strange testified that the Texas and Iowa were others ran to the spot, but owing to officers of company C, Ninth infantry, story of the guards or account for the both endangered by tlie loop of the the fact that they had to climb a are supposed now to have been killed firing of the shot which cemetery offi­ Brooklyn; there was nothing to pre­ steep hill the marauders had disap­ in the action in Samar, Philippine is­ cials and other residents near by say vent coalingat sea; that he knew of no peared before they arrived. lands, last Saturday. they heard, and they do not believe reason for the retrograde movement; De Prend, who was recruited in The officers are: Capt. Thomas W. that two men would undertake to make that no effort was made by Bear Ad­ New York four months ago, is said to Connell, F’irst Lieut. Fldward A. Bum- JUDGE TRUMAN C. WHITE. an attack on the vault with 70 soldiers miral Schley to ascertain the pres­ pus, Maj. Surgeon R. S. Griswold. on guard or near at hand. be an excellent soldier. His record is In Whose Court Trial of Czolgosz Wa* ence of the Spanish fleet in Santiago such that he is out for a commission. The father of Capt. Connell resides H e ld . The officers and men of company C, harbor after the flying squadron ar­ His superiors have not the least in New York city. He telegraphed to of the Fourteenth United States in­ rived there; that the Iowa had tired the plea of insanity it is doubt­ cause to doubt his story-. On the con­ the war department Monday that he fantry, on duty at West Lawn ceme­ enough coal to steam 3,000 miles; ful if the jury vvould have returned trary-, others say- they saw men about is in receipt of a cablegram from the tery, guarding the resting place of that the ships of tlie flying squadron quartermaster of the Ninth regiment a verdict different from the one ren­ President McKinley, worked diligently there in the evening that answer his dered. were farther away from the harbor description. The man who attacked saying that his son had been killed investigating the strange story. The at night than during the day, when in action. He asks for confirmation Assassin Is Sentenced. same reticence, imposed by military De Prend was masked. The other, he Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 27.—Leon F. the distance was between seven and says, he could easily recognize. of the dispatch from the war depart­ regulations which prevented the offi­ eight miles; that Admiral Selilev had ment, but the officials here are un­ Czolgosz, the assassin of President cers and men from making detailed Stories are afloat in the soldiers’ McKinley, was on Thursday afternoon formulated no plan of battle; that the camp that a stranger was overheard able at this time to confirm the in- statements concerning the incidents flying squadron was not near enough forinatio:** sentenced to be electrocuted in Au­ Sunday night was operative Monday. to say in tlie cemetery that “there burn state prison during the week the harbor to destroy the Colon when are many- people who would like to The island of Samar lien north of The representatives of the press saw- that ship was fired on; and the ships Luzon, from which it is separated by beginning October 28, 1901. Before all of the commissioned officers, sev­ see the vault and body- blown up.” under the command of Schley were the Strait, of Bernardino. Tt is 3 47 sentence was passed the assassin eral noncommissioned officers, and a While no one knows what the mo­ not endangered by the shore bnl- miles long and about 50 miles wide, evinced a desire to speak, but he number of privates, and gleaned the tive of the attack on the guard was teries, notwithstanding that shells and it forms oue'of the provinces of could not get his voice above a whis­ following: or what the man behind the tree had per and his words were repeated to from them passed over the. Brooklyn the Philippines. The island is thick­ All of the commissioned officers and in his package, the theory advanced the court by his counsel. and Iowa. ly wooded, has rivers of considerable themembersof the company in general is that it was an attempt to blow Fartu Kept from Sell ley. size and lofty and rugged mountains. ‘ There was no one else but me,” the accepted fully the story, related by up the vault in which the president's prisoner said, in a whisper. “No one On the other hand. Bear Admiral body lies. Military men agree that it Previously to the revolution against Private De I’rend Sunday night, and Evans testified that he was off Cien- Spain the island was populous. Tho else told me to do it and no one paid reatlily believe that the prowlers were looks like that. Capt. Biddle, com­ f ii egos two days, saw the signals of inhabitants are chiefly descendants of me to do it. I was not told anything about the vault with no good purpose manding, after a vain search of the the Cubans and knew what they the Spaniards by Indian mothers, about the crime, and 1 never thought Monday only one of the commissioned cemetary, has put extra guards on meant, but did not give Admiral and their number, according to tho anything about that until a couple of officers adhered to the belief that an duty and the entire company of 75 Schley the benefit of the informa­ last census, is upward of 178,000. Sa- days before 1 committed the crime.” attempt had been made upon the sen­ is ready- to turn out at any alarm. It tion in his possession, which was ob­ mnr produces hemp, wax, mother of v /.olgosz sat down. He was quite tinel for goulish purposes. He said ‘it is thought by some that the intrud­ tained from Bear Admiral Sampson pearl, tortoise shell, indigo and tre- ca bn. but it was evident that his mind was the real thing.’ It was prompted ers may have been men who broke at Key West. pnng. Its trade is principally with w a s flooded with thoughts of his own by the pure cussedness of some people, jail early- in the day, but the authori­ One of the most significant develop­ the other islands of the Philippine bi-tress, llis eyes were dilated, mak­ who thought to bring reproach upon ties say- the theory- is hardly tenable, ing them appear very bright. llis the nation by doing damage to the rest- ments of the day was the fact that as a guarded cemetery- would be tlie group and with the l’elew islands. cheeks were a trifle pale and his out- I1 > place of the dead president. 'AH’ Capt. Chadwick, of the New York, last place in which fugitives from i i , . , . , trembled ei...... i.. ojxtyi »*’ | o \ f] IT'. I 7“ n I FV '-■* V. k UF I-S PUNISHED. x x ii Vijtt'j VVvi'C .At t ii UApl UNM.-U i ill* justice w u u i u ue liKei^’ tu seek leiu ge. pur the handcuffs on his wrists. He the day before the Marblehead left for belief that Private De I’rend acted in Soldier Who Expressed Joy at Shoot­ 1- eked at one of the officers. There good faith, and that he related only Key West with dispatches for Ad­ “JACK” HAVERLY DEAD. v. ns an expression of the profoundest miral Schley the code of signals ar­ ing of President McKinley what he believed to be the real circum­ In Condemned. t ar and helplessness in his eyes. stances. With the captain and oth­ ranged with the Cubans, but this in­ The Famonii Minstrel and Theatrical \t this point Judge Titus came over ers he went over the details of the formation was not sent to Bear Ad­ Man Is a Victim of Heart t > the prisoner and bade him good-by. miral Schley. Bear Admiral Evans W ashington, Oct. 1.—A most unusual whole affair at least a dozen times, and F ailure. case has been reported to the war de­ ( /olgosz replied very faintly, letting it is said never varied in a matter of was strongly of the impression that among liis papers there was a memo­ partment. It is that of Private Peter liis eye rest upon the man who has importance. Particular inquiry was Salt Lake City, Sept. 30.—John H. randum relating to the code of sig­ J. Devine, troop E, Eleventh cavalry, b fn his counsel. made as to his sobriety at the time, Haverly, one of the most interesting '“Good-by,” he said, weakly. nals, but after searching for this who was tried by a general court-mar­ and it is said that it is established characters of the American stage, tial at F’ort Ethan Allen, Vermont, on Czolgosz was then hurried down­ memorandum lie was unable to find it. beyond all reasonable doubt that he died Saturday at St. Mark’s hospital. the charge of “using disrespectful stairs and through the ‘‘tunnel of He swore that the Eagle delayed had not been drinking, and that he While the immediate cause of death words against the president of the sobs” to the jail, and in the evening was in his normal condition. The most the progress of the fleet on its way was heart trouble, the once famous United States,” in violation of the quietly taken to Auburn prison. common belief is that the sentinel wa? from Cienfuegos, and that at least minstrel leader had been in failing nineteenth article of war. It appears Prisoner I tferly Collapncn. overwrought by the loneliness of his twice the Brooklyn signaled to the health for several months. from the evidence that when the news position, that his nerves were over­ flying squadron to slow down so as Auburn, N. Y., Sept. 28.—Czolgosz, [John H. Haverly. better known as of the shooting of President MeKinley taxed, and that imagination contrib­ to enable the Eagle to catch up with President McKinley's murderer, in "Jack” Haverly, a few years ago one of the was received at Fort Ethan Allen, De- uted some to the details related in the other vessels. He also pronounced best known and most successful of theat­ the custody of Sheriff Caldwell, of vine expressed great satisfaction over Erie county, and 21 deputies, arrived good faith. The post was regarded the official charts of the battle worth­ rical managers, was born In eastern Penn­ less, saying they were wrong in al­ sylvania In 1838. He began his theatrical the crime nnd applied an uncompli­ in Auburn at 3:15 a. in. Friday. The by all as particularly isolated and de­ career as doortender In one of the theaters pressing to the mail guarding it at most every particular. mentary epithet to the late president. prison is only about 50 yards from at Pittsburg, Pa. He rose rapidly and he His comrades roughly handled him be­ night, and it is understood that more HIn Story of the Loop. finally became one of the most successful the depot. Awaiting the arrival of fore he could be secured in the guard­ sentinels will be stationed at the point Bear Admiral Evans’ story of the loop of managers. Mr. Haverly wanted to es­ the train there was a crowd of about tablish a chain of theaters from New York house. He was found guilty of the in the future. made by the Brooklyn varied consider­ 200 people. Either for fear of the to San Frandlsco. Although this scheme charge by the court and sentenced to Capt Biddle authorized this state­ ably from that told by other officers was never carried Into execution, he was crowd, which was not very demon­ be dishonorably discharged from the ment: “I think the sentinel deceived who have related their views about the owner at one time of six theaters and strative, or from sight of the prison, 13 road companies. In 1866 the Haverly and service of the United States, forfeiting himself on the occurrence. I do not this famous movement. He gave the Czolgosz's legs gave out and two Cool Burgess minstrels were organized. In all pay and allowances due him and to think an actual attack as related by distance between the.Texas and Brook­ 1876 the J. H. Haverly m instrels, with Bar- deputy sheriffs were compelled to be confined at hard labor for one year. him occurred. When daylight came lyn as 100 yards and contended that low, Wilson, Primrose and W est as the practically carry the man into the The record of the case having been re­ there was no evidence found of a the Iowa as well as the Texas was en­ principal features, were launched, and con­ prison. Inside the gate his condition tinued for many years the most popular ferred to Maj. Gen. Brooke, at New struggle.” dangered by the Brooklyn’s turn. He became worse, and he was dragged company of its kind In the country. The York, commanding the department of ujijhe stairs and into the main hall. The matter has been reported iil asserted that the Oregon passed be- United Mastodon minstrels were next or­ ganized. They were 40 In number. “Forty the east, he indorsed it as follows: collapse of the murderer was full to Gen. Otis at Chicago, command­ Yween the Iowa and the Texas after . • v. —Count ’Em—Forty”—became Haverly’s "It Is the opinion of the reviewing au­ a^-wnrprise to every one. Fin route ing the department to which the the Iowa had slowed, because the Tex­ slogan and was echoed across the conti­ thority that the punlshiqent adjudged by frbui Buffalo be showed no indication guard is attached. Whether there will as came.to a sudden halt to avoid the nent. An engagement of six weeks was the court Is not a sufficient penalty for th o of breaking down. He ate heartily be a formal inquiry into the matter Brooklyn. The three ships were in played at the Fourteenth Street theater In flagitious act the prisoner was fo u n d to such close proximity, according to New York, and the season’s profits am ount­ have committed. It Is not within the power of sandwiches and smoked cigars remains for Gen. Otis to determine ed to $100,000. T h e m in s tr e ls to u r e d th e of the reviewing authority to increase the when not eating. Tie talked some and Officers at the cemetery expressed the Rear Admiral FIvans’ testimony, that it United States and then were taken to Eng­ punishment, but In order that the prisoner expressed regret for his crime. He hope that inasmuch as no actual harm seems incredible that all did not go to land. In 1S80 Haverly was at the height of may not wholly escape punishment the had been done, that no formal action the bottom. his success. He controlled Haverly’s the­ sentence Is approved and will be duly ex­ said: ‘‘I am especially sorry for Mrs. ater In New York, Nlblo’s In Brooklyn and ecuted at Fort Columbus. N. Y.. to which McKinley.” He reiterated his former would be taken. An effort was made by Counsel Ray- a house In Chicago. W hen Haverly endeav­ place the prisoner will be sent under proper statement that he had had no accom­ ner to develop the fact that Bear Ad­ ored, with some of his theatrical profits, g u a r d .” ______Sentenced to Electric Chair. to win a fortune In western mining proper­ plices ifflm declared that he never had miral Evans was under the impression S o l d i e r s ' Home Bnrna, New York, Oct. 1.—Arthur Flanni- fhat it was the Texas and not the ty, however, his steed failed him. Specu­ heard of the man under arrest in St. lations In western exchanges and In Wall A tlanta, Ga., Oct. 1.—The confed­ gan. a negro, 22 years of age, was Mon­ Louis who claimed to have tied the Brooklyn which made the turn. It, was street caused his failure In 1884, and for erate soldiers’ home, just east of this handkerchief over his hand, conceal­ day sentenced to death in the electric alleged that a conversation occurred some years he had a hard time to make both ends meet.] city, was destroyed by fire at 9:30 ing the pistol with which the presi­ chair at Sing Sing during the week be­ between Rear Admiral Evans and Rear Monday morning. There were no dent was shot. He says the hand­ ginning November 18. Flannigan and Admiral Schley, in which the former Returns to China. lives lost. There were about 70 vet­ kerchief was not tied. He went be­ another negro named Emerson, who expressed this view. Rear Admiral Berlin, Sept. 30.—Prince Chun, head erans who were inmates of the build­ hind the Temple of Music, nrranged were imprisoned on a charge of bur­ Evans denied, JiowWer, that this con­ of the Chinese mission of expiation, ing, some of them being invalids who the handkerchief so as to livie the glary, murdered Hugh McGovern, a versation took pined, and said em­ started for China Sunday in obedience were rescued by their comrades. The weapoti and then took his place in keeper in the West Side prison here, phatically there wan nlfver any ques­ to a special command from his broth> loss is estim ated at $25,000, covered b; the crowd. To Jailer Mitchell ho last October while escaping, but Emer­ tion in his mind as to which ship made er, Emperor Kvvang Su. He will nol $10,000 insurance. The ‘-home w sent this message to his father: ‘‘Tell son was killed by falling from the pris­ the loop. be allowed to visit other European opened for the ex-confederate veter­ him I’th. sorry I left such a bad name on wall. F’lannigan got awaywnd was At 3:55 p. m. the court adjourned un­ countries or the United States offi­ ans of the state June 30 and was built to r him." subsequently recaptured at Pittsburg. til Tuesday naming. cially. by popular subscriptions. . - | / ! ■ , . ^ ' G-'V . V? ..•••• ! , - . 4 ) ILLINOIS STATE NEWS. COLUMBIA WINS. DECISIONS OF THE BENCH. Why do all the great ■’ o o Very Close PlnUh In the First Hnc« Found Her Father. Street railway employes ridiug gra­ with Shamrock II.—An Excit­ tuitously when off duty, under a rule Atlantic Liners After being lost to each father 23 ing Contest. SHOES permitting them to ride free, are held, jrears, Frank Kiechle, of ArenzviUe, and UNION 11 AUK. in Dickinson versus West End Street For M ore Than a Quarter of a Century Mrs. James Casey, of St. Louis, Mo.,his New York, Sept. 30.—The Colum­ Have special lockers built R. Co. (M ass.), 52 L. R. A. 326, to be pas­ to carry The reputation of W . L. Douglas $3.00 daughter, have been united by means bia in the first race of the America and 33.50 ahoee for etyltyle. comf__ ort______and sengers and not servants. wear has excelled eM other makes sold at of the long-distance telephone, a hap­ eup series, 15 miles to windward and these prices. This excellent reputation has return, defeated Shamrock II. by 35 An incorporated college which sells been won by merit alone. wT L. Doftglaa py personal reunion following at the shoes have to give better satisfaction than father’s home. Years ago, when Mrs. seconds actual time and one minute diplomas is held in state ex rel. Sheets other 93.00 and $3.60 shoes because his Casey was a babe, her mother died and 25 seconds corrected time. Both versus Mount Hope College company, St. Jacobs Oil reputation for the best $3.00 and 93.60 shoes must be maintained. The standard and she was taken by an orphanage yachts sailed well, and the Shamrock (Ohio), 52 L. R. A. 365, to be guilty of has always been placed so high that the in Quincy. Several year's later she led at the turn of the outer mark by such a misuse of its powers as to re­ wearer receives more value for his money quire dissolution and a judgment oust­ in the W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.60 was taken to St. Louis and placed in 41 seconds. Because for shoes than he can get elsewhere. another orphange without the knowl The Shamrock took 2:24:58 to beat ing it of the right to be a corporation. outward appli­ _W . L. D o u g las se lls m o re $ 3 .0 0 a n d $3 .6 0 cation it has no shoes than any other two manufacturers. edge of her father At this place she ! 15 miles to windward, which was at A promissory note given to stop a equal. IV. L. Douglas f 4.00 Gilt Edge Line grew to womanhood and married. the rate (allowing that 20 miles was criminal prosecution is held in Jones cannot be equalled at any price. Long years of fruitless huting caused the actual distance covered) of about versus Dannenberg Co. (Ga.), 52 L. R. Kiechle to settle down at Arenzville 7:25 per mile, or about eight knots A. 271, to be invalid, even in the hands with relatives. It was during a visit per hour. In the run home the Co­ of a bona fide holder, under a statute to Chandlersville, the place of her lumbia covered the course of 15 miles protecting such holders except against It is a medi­ birth, that Mrs. Casey learned of the in 2:05:30. This was at tlie rate of certain defenses, including “immoral cine c h e s t in itself, for it whereabouts of her father. 7:17 knots per hour. The Columbia and illegal consideration.” '•rossed the home line 35 seconds A note with the word “president” Alleged Firebugs Caught. ahead of the Shamrock. Boat for following the name of the person who In the past three months Lewiston boat, the Columbia won by 37 sec­ signs it and with the name of a cor­ Conquers has had more than a dozen tires onds. The time allowance by the offi­ poration above the line stating place which were believed to be of incen­ cial table was 43 seconds. By cor­ and date is held, in Second national Pain diary origin. Not until recently, how­ rected time the Columbia won by one hank versus Midland Steel company ever, were the police able to locate minute atul 22 seconds. (Ind.), 52 L. R. A. 307, to be enforceable the alleged firebug. After a barn Because during 18 miles of the against the corporation on proof that L MARft had been burned on the premises of windward work and about 14 of the j it was intended to be a corporation J. N. Grafton an investigation was run homo neither of the yachts note. made and tracks were found leading gained a perceptible second on the Damaged condition of dressed poul­ to the house of Grafton’s nearest other day’s race between the try put in cold storage, resulting from neighbor, John M. Lewis. When the Shamrock and the Columbia was so the warmth of the temperature, is shoes that Lewis wore were found to remarkable that words fail adequate­ held, in Allen versus Somers (Conn), tit the tracks leading from the barn ly to discuss it. 52 L. R. A. 106, not to render the bailees Mf. L Doug! am $3.00 and $3.BO to his hbme he was placed under ar­ It was a rce where tlie breeze aver­ ahoea am madm of the a a m e high liable, where the temperature is thpt grade leathern uaed In SB and $ti rest. The grand jury being in session aged eight knots, taking the whole ordinarily kept in cold-storage rooms, No. 100t mhoea and am luat aa good. Lewis was indicted, and failing to time through. The Shamrock led by .Price $1.50^ Sold by the best shoe dealers everywhere. but higher than that at which freezers Insist upon having W. I.. Douglas shoes give bonds he was placed in the coun­ two seconds at the start and there­ are kept, and both parties believed it with name and price stam ped on bottom. ty jail. Almost a reign of terror has after until the two were within two U o w t o O r d e r b y M all.-If W. t„ Douglas would be sufficiently low for the poul­ •Does are not sold In your town, send order direct to existed in Lewiston for the past few miles of the turn neither of these S ikhs* sent anywhere on receipt of price ami try. ^ J 25 eta. ad d itio n a l for carriag e. M y w eeks. wonderful racers had gained percept­ custom d e p artm e n t w ill m ake you a p a ir th a t w ill equal $5 an d 86 cus ibly so much as half a second on the THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER. tom made shoes, in style, fit and Inceiidlarlen at W ork. ear. Take measurements of other. foot aa shown on m odel; state A palpable attempt by incendiaries The Shamrock led by 41 seconds at style desired; size andwidth In a recent trial of the French sub­ usually worn; plain or was made to destroy the Prairie the turn. She had gained 30 seconds toe; heavy, ined marine boat Marvel it went 350 miles ?uni or light soles. Queen mills in Mattoon which was in (he last two miles. But by good T h e C o o k ’s A 0- guaranteed. under water, but the close confine­ Try a pair. only frustrated by the sharp work seamanship Barr forced her a mile ment and want of fresh air complete­ R ig h t H and o f th e fire departm ent, but $3,000 out of her course, and then on squar­ ly unnerved the men. Like fin extra hand in the kitchen damage being done. A bunch of Hir­ ing away to a lead of 3G seconds. . for chopping meats, vegetables, Typhoid germs retain their vitality 'fruits, bread, fish, etc., etc., for all elings and waste soaked in oil was in all the long run home neithei kinds o f a ttra c tiv e dlslies,—tho Fast Co!«r Eyelets oeed. for many weeks; in garden earth, 21 Catalog free. W . L . D o u g la s , B r o c k t o n , JSkiass* placed at the foot of the shafting on yacht gained so much as a second on days; in filter sand, 82 days; in dust the first floor and ignited, the flames the other, and Columbia crossed 35 of the street, 30 days; on linen, 60 ENTERPRISE following the inclosed shaft to the seconds ahead of the challenger. Warranted Waterproof. to 70 days; on wood, 32 days; in ice, fourth story. Mattoon lias suffered Made to etnnd hard Said tlie oldest and ablest of the a year or more. Food Chopper knocka nnd rough $250,000 by fire losses since June 15 old barnacles on the press steamer work. Look for Dr. Calmette, of the Pasteur insti­ Ohop3 coarse or fine. Never gets out of and most of the conflagrations are when the race was done: “Sir Thom­ order. Kach chopper lias 4 Knives, in­ th e tra d e tute in London, recently had to use cluding 1 for nut butter. Name on each m a rk . believed to bo due to incendiaries. as has not yet lifted the cup, but by machine. For sale at all hardware, tlie great horn spoon lie lias set it his own serum for snake bite. His house fumiBliingand department ctorea. finger was bitten while he was col­ Send I cent! for the “Enterprising A Serious Clinrge. rocking.” These are words of wis­ Housekeeper"—contains S00 recipes. Mary Moss Neuman, one of the dom. On Thursday in a breeze that lecting the venom, and lie attributes THE ENTERPRISE MFC. CO. ol PA. wealthiest women in Kane county, died was too light to cover the course, Co­ to the serum his escape with simple Philadelphia, U. S. A. & at the Sherman hospital in Klgin, and lumbia was more than a mile ahead inflammation only. a coronet’s jury agreed, after hearing at the end of 5>/2 hours. Saturday, in A FEARLESS PHYSICIAN. WISE PAINTING w yoor the reading of the antemortem state­ a breeze averaging eight knots for dealer tn't them. ment, that her demise was the direct the whole course, the Columbia fin­ Not much wise painting I’.alogtitto result of an attack made on her a few ished four feet less than twice her Benton, 111., Sept. 30th.—Much com­ It. 3. EAWTEH Ai SON, days ago by her husband, and he was own length from bowsprit to boom ment has been caused by the action of done; poor paint, mostly; too U fra. But Cambridge, last. held by the grand jury as a result. end. And because the margin be­ Dr. R. H. Dunaway, a physician here, cheap. Nobody wants it She said that the attack of her hus­ tween the two was so narrow it who for over a year past has been rec­ FEED THE BABY band was -due to her refusal to hand shows that the races to come arc ommending Dodd’s Kidney Pills to poor; everybody wants it over to him money received from the certain to be as stirring as was that those of his patients who suffered from cheap. Rheumatism, Bright’s Disease, Dia­ sale of timber taken from her farm of Saturday. near South Elgin. betes or other Kidniey Troubles. Devoe ready paint is cheap “R idge’s Food" BURGLARS HAVE HOT TIME. Dr. Dunaway also published an open because it isn’t poor; it’s un­ \ Lincoln’* Remain*. letter last May stating positively that as it is the oldest, ch eap est aud best food produced. Makes the BABY For the thirteenth time the body of Dynam ite Safe at Armada, Mich., and he himself had been cured of Diabetes like any other; because we h e a lth y ami h a p p y . Invaluable ti­ Citizen* Ennaiie Them in by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and that, after the D y sp ep tic aud Convalescent. Abraham Lincoln lias been removed guarantee results instead of All Physicians recommend it. Send and the casket containing the re­ H attie—One In Shot. he had concluded he was going to die. for free sample and booklet. mains now lies imbedded in an iron He is a well man to-day, and says he materials. Armada. Midi.. Sept. 30.—Three bur­ J tonic it h 1 h n Hoc- W/\w n I tiinni t>iru ffi.. CUge within u solid block of cement beneath the monument in Oak ltiilge glars broke into the general store of and is doing because Dodd’s Kidney Wise painting is—Paint in D. H. Barrows, where the post office cemetery in Springfield. The casket Pills saved his life. RESPONSIBLE AGENTS is located, early Saturday and dyna­ the fall and use Devoe. was opened and 18 persons were per­ W A N T E D in every town to take orders mited the safe. The explosion awak­ Ask your dealer; he’ll get it for yon. Book mitted to look upon the features of ened the town and a number of citi­ on painting free if you mention this paper. IMPERIAL LIGHTING S7 STE2C the great emancipator before the GOOD-PAINT DEVOE, CHICAGO. equal in every way to an Electric Air. body was lowered to what is now be­ zens were soon on the street. In the A DAIRY COUNTRY. Light at one-tenth the c o s t . Send battle which followed one of the tor Catalogue and Descriptive Matter lieved to be its last resting place. burglars was fatally wounded. He What Prof. Henry Thinks of the IMPERIAL GAS LAMP CO., gives his name as John Graham and DON G E T W E T ! Corn Carnival. New Lands In North Wisconsin. THE ORIGINAL 132-134 East Lake St.. CHICAGO, ILL. says his father lives at 112 Root street, A oorn carnival of four dnys’ dura­ / Cleveland. tion was held at Mount Pulaski W . AMAKESIS&e: The burglars left the store and start­ P ro f. E. Henry, dean of the college of llof and POSITIVE­ with a good attendance. Premiums agriculture. In an article on the dairy in­ LY CUBES PILES. ed for the railroad track after several For free sample address were given for the best corn exhib­ dustry of northern Wisconsin,says: “After “ANARM II,” Trib­ shots had been fired into them by citi­ careful study of all the conditions prevail­ PILES une building. New York. ited, Lectures were also given to zens. A running fight ensued, in which ing in northern Wisconsin, the writer is ahow the various uses to which the firmly impressed with the belief that this best by Tc*f—77 YEARS Graham was wounded. His compan­ L akgkst Nareexa. corn may-be placed. Samples of the will become one of the great dairy regions F k u it Book free. We f— - ions, however, carried him after he ^ S H b r »JS> best and purest seed were distributed of America. First of all, there Is that W a h t MORE liL issin fell and all three started down the prime requisite for fine butter and chieue, BR0I, U aisliia. M*.: .Y.-.Elc among the farmers, who were urged bEAf c * track on a handcar. Lenox, the next namely, an ample supply of pure cold wa­ to devote their soil to none but the ter everywhere accessible. Second, an SLICKERMADE IN 0H rfLLOW station on the road, was notified and OLD SO R ES CURED purest grain. abundance of wholesome stock foods. In Allen's Ulcertne 8alre cure. Ckreel. Clean, I____ a posse of deputies was waiting when summer time the cattle of northern Wis­ IIS SURE PROTECTION Clear*. *err»ri.l the handcar came in sight. consin will find in Us pastures the finest Clean, Wklte Rwelllu. Bilk !«*, te i.a a , M l kkea*. rarer Told In a Few Line*. ON SALE Berra, all el* earn. PeslU.el. a . fallen, aa nailer kew leer When they discovered the officers of grasses and clovers (red and white clov­ ■UWlat. B, atll, Me. J. 1>. ALLEN, ST. PAUL, MINJT. Daniel A. Bay, of Oak Park, United EVERYWHERE:. WET WEATHSR. the unwounded men took to the woods, ers flourish), and timhthy and blue grass States marshal for Hawaii, died sud­ pastures are as prevalent and productive CATALOGUES FREE n D O D Q V HEW DISCOVERT; gives leaving Graham on the car. They as anywhere further south.” SHOWING TULL LINE OP GARMENTS AND HAT3 9 V quick relief and cures worst denly at Honolulu. canes. Book of testimonials and lO d a n * treatment* escaped after a running fight with the If you are interested, and want to learn A. J.TOWER CO- BOSTON. MA33.aa F re e . Dr. H. H. CBMN'S BOSS, Set D , ATLANTA, UA. A special election was held in Car- more about this country, we suggest that officers, in which many shots were A. N. K .—A bondale to vote on the liquor question fired. you write to D. W. Casseday, land agent 1 8 8 3 and every ward in the city went for of the “Soo” Line, Minneapolis, and ask Graham died of his wounds Sunday. him to send printed matter. He will be CHEAP i FARMS n im iv Mana hJttS55SEfti payments, EASY WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS temperance, the city giving a major­ please state that yoa saw the Advertlse- glad to do so. ■aeat la this paper. ity of 73. THE USUAL RESULT. ■— ■ 1 ...... - - ■ The Nine-Mile Baptist association held its fifty-seventh annual conven­ W om an Trie* to Start Fire with Oil— Yes, of course, you do, and you want tion in Marissa. She I* Burned to D eath—Other* him to live and enjoy life, the good things Miss Leota Haugh, aged 16 years, Butlly Injured. you can give him? Then help him live •was killed at Mattoon. She was driv­ ing to a dance with five companions Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 30.—As a re­ D O Y O U right I When his skin gets yellow and and the carriage was struck by a Big sult of an attempt to use oil to hurry he looks bilious, his eyes red and watery, along the kitchen fire Saturday Mrs. Four switch engine. The others es­ his breath smells bad, 99 times out of 100 caped serious injury. Barbara Sturgent is dead, her hus­ Dr. William C. Gray, editor of the band Andrew and their son George LOVE Y O U R his liver is logy. Now, if you want a man Interior and distinguished in councils are dying. Two other children to look well, feel well and be well, keep of the Presbyterian church, died at of the family, Barbara and An­ drew, are very badly burned. The him in regular habits! Give him plain his home in Onk Park, a Chicago sub­ HUSBAND? urb, aged 71 years. family occupied two rooms of a tene­ wholesome food, and make him take Cas- J. H. Mitchell, a prominent member ment bouse at 1102 Washington ave­ carets to stir up his liver. Big doses of nue, Braddock. Mrs. Sturgent, while of the G. A. R., a volunteer in the civil salts and strong medicines make him weak war and an old settler of Mason coun­ getting the breakfast, started to pour oil on the kindling wood in the stove and leave him ty, died at Havana. than ever. W e make the best bowel and liver tonic for man, woman and immediately an explosion fol­ C. E. Wales, president of the Medo- or child They are easy to take, eat them like candy. Cascarets are made of lowed. The room was filled with ra bank, director of the Whitehall bank clothing liung on a line to dry. In an bark, roots herbs; act just like nature acts. Get a box on our say-so and if you are not and a large landowner, died at White­ instant the two rooms were a blazing leased you have your money back. That's fair, isn't it? We sold over six million hall. furnace. Mrs. Sturgent was burned oxes lakj/car. Our business is big, the largest of its kind in the world. They cost 10c, The annual meeting of the State Fed­ to death, while her husband and son eration of Labor will open in Joliet Oc­ are literally cooked and can hardly 25c and a box. A 50c box is a month's treatment for the worst case of bad liver and tober 8 and continue four days. live the night, through. The other bowels, her the name—Cascarets—each tablet is stamped C. C, C, Get the genuine Edward Harvey, aged 25, of Palmer, rninilies in the building were rev.curd and if tl dealer offers you something else just as good he lies. We guarantee them. Get $ veteran of the Spanish-American by prompt work by the firemen 1$ w ar, was killed by a Wabash train. what yoyl ask for and you will be satisfied. ■m * m m , f \ . j* ...... Mrs. Daniel .Brigham Dead. CORRESPONDENCE. (Sbatstvodb glaintUato. Dr. O. B. Brigham received a tale- RISK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1901. gram on Monday announcing the death W. D. Btrawn, of Ottawa, is here do­ of his mother, Mrs. Daniel Brigham, ing business Drink Kerrins’ coffee. which occurred at tbe home of her son- Bush way & Co.'s ad. on page in-law, Rev. L. H. Eddlebute, at Boss- „ C. Cooledge, of Fairbury, was in these villa; Pa.,on Sunday night. For a num­ parts on Monday. Something To Interest Ton! R. Ruiubold was at Kempton and ber of years Mr.'and Mrs. Brigham re­ J. F. Freebill sold and delivered his today. sided here, where many friends remain oats here last week. We want a share of your trade and present to you a statement of the goods we have to sell. We hope to Mrs. Chittum went to Peoria this to monrn her death. Mossrs. James Keeley and Elmer convince you that, after one fair trial, tbe class of goods noon to visit relatives. Her health had been very poor for Davis and their wives were in Chicago some time and her death, while very over Sunday,______cannot be duplicated elsewhere for the same money. —Ladies, Don't miss Miss Brigham's ■tn. sad, was not nnexpected. She was millinery opening today and tomorrow. KEMPTON. seventy-one years of age; her maiden —Mrs. M. Desire arrived home on Mrs. Thos. Nugent vyas here on Sun­ name was Nanoy E. Roberts, and she day. t Tuesday from a week’s visit at Golden was born in New Jorsey. ■ i—Some choice bargains in all Mrs. O’Brien, of Cullom, was hero City, Mo. The burial took place at Silver Creek, Monday. grades of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Shoes. — Mrs. E. A. Jaokson returned home N. Y., where the remains ot her daugh­ A specialty of Boys’ School Shoes. this noon from a visit in Ohio and New ter, Mrs. Eddlebute, are interred. She Lewie Hubert, of Saunemin, was here York state. leaves to mourn t^er death, bur husband, on Sunday. EXtOCD. — Pillsbury’s —Miss Amanda Koehler returned this two sons, Pr. O. H. Brigham of this Maggie Adams started to school Best, Donmeyer’s Best; ♦both noon from Iowa, where she bad been oity and Daoiel, who resides in Missouri, here on Monday. give satisfaction. Try GOLD visiting relatives. and one daughter, Miss Carrie, who is Bert Jacobs, of Eruington, was in — All the latest styles and creations in unmarried and living at Rossville, Pa. town on Tuesday. LEAF, a new brand; our first millinery at Miss Brigham’s opening to­ Don’t Want Oil Tanks. Superintendent Gardner, of Paxton, introduction. Wholesale bar­ day and tomorrow. The Watseka Republican says: was here this week. gains. — W. E. Baker returned this morning "The oity of Watseka and the Stan­ Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drew were "in from Pontiac, where he had been at­ dard Oil Company are in dispute. Tbe Saunerain on Sunday. tending to business. Standard Oil people have laid founda­ Miss Jennie V. Carey is visiting her —Mr. Nichols, of Chicago, spent the tions and commenced the building of parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Carey this forepart of the week with his wife and two large tanks on the railroad land week. direotly adjoining the rear of the resi­ other relatives here. Quite a number of folks from here at­ dence lots of James Longshore. The —Carr Joseph returned last evening tended Buffalo Bill’s show in Pontiac on C O FFEES — Bulk or company has planned to put up two from a trip through the west, having Saturday. Spackage. A fancy Java and large tanks, one for kerosene and one been as far as Yellow Stone Park. / for gasoline, as distributing centers. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and dauughtor, Mocha and Peaberry Coffee, also — Mr. and Mrs. Rosendahl departed Bee, rotumed on Monday from Chica­ The city bolds that to put them bo near a good 15c Coffee. With each for their borne at Dana on Tuesday af­ a thickly built part of the town and go, where they have been visiting the ter visiting at the Fred Shone home. near valuable property is a menance to latter's sister. package of Conrad’s Victoria Coffee you get a —A large number from this city and public safety, besides being a nuisaneg ^H E A L E Y . Premium Dish. vicinity went to Cullom today to attend to those living near. A temporary in­ M. Garrity was a Healey caller on T E A S —Some Fancy Uncolored Japan at the funeral of the late Frederick Hack. junction was asked for of Judge Hils- Wednesday. — Baldwin, the grocer, advertises cher, and the case continued till Friday. George McMullen and family spent 50c per pound; cannot be duplicated elsewhere. flour this week on page 5. If you eat The council will probably pass an ordi­ Sunday with friends at Buckley. S U G A R —Fine Granulated, 17 pounds bread you will be interested in what he nance fitting the case. A. F. Goodyear Frank Cline made a business trip to says. for $1.00. has been retained as attorney by the Wolcott, Ind., the forepart of the week. —Rev. Charles Fitz Henry, of the city council.” CANNED GOODS—Everything in Wessleyan University, will conduct Mr. and Mrs. John McMillian visited church services at tbe M. E. church next A Series or Entertainments. friends at Chatsworth part of the week. this line. In spite of the scarcity we are keep­ Sabbath. The Chatsworth high school enter­ Misses Jeannette and Estelln McMul­ ing up old prices. tainment course of four numbers-The len spent a few days this week with I —Mr. Leach and little son departed S sitto ‘Y'o’U. T rie d Grape Nuts, Shred­ for their home in Chicago this morning Dixie Jubilee Concert Co., The Schu- Fairbury friends. man Lndy Quartette, Lou J .1 Beau­ after visiting Mrs. Jennie Nichols. Mrs. M iss May Hodgson returned to her ded Biscuit, Pillsbury’s Vitos, or Pettijohn’s champ, and Rev. J. J. Maguire—is an Leach was formerly Miss Mabel Felker. home on Saturday after spending some GiveBreakfast us a call,Food? see Withour goods each and package get prices. of Oatmeal — Rev. I. W. Johnson and family de­ assured event for Chatsworth. The time with friends at Loda. parted the forepart of the week for his Dixies will give tbe first number in the you get a piece of Fancy Chinaware. Baptist church on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Bacon and new charge at Selma. The family have daughter, Miss Ruth, of Saunemin, spent many friends here whose best wishes go Oct. 14. Course tickets, including re­ served seats, 81.00, are for sale by C. F. Saturday and Sunday at the A. McMul­ E. A. Bangs. with them. len home. —Stevens Baker, of this city, who has Van Doren, Mary Walsh, J. A. Kerrins Steven Kent, who has been visiting been reading law in the office of a Fair- and J. F. Sullivan. Single admissions. bis brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and bury attorney, will go to Springfield Seats eftin be reserved at J. F. Sullivan’s Mrs. A, Hodgs«n, has returned to his next Tuesday to take the^ examination from 9 o’clock Wednesday morning, home at Sondoval. for admission to the bar. Oct. 9, up to Monday evening, Oct. 14. Geo. Cline and his aunt, Mrs. James — Since oement walks have been laid Who Is to Blame? Smith, left on Saturday for Ottawa. on some of the streets many property The catalogue houses are flooding the After a few days’ visit with relatives owners are having their residence prop­ country with their illustrated price lists, there, they will depart for their homes erties improved by the building of ce­ and many people bite at the apparently ment walks in the yards, replacing the? tempting bait, but when the goods nro in Iowa. old wooden ones. received it is invariably found What A Woman Can Do. —A thief cracked the safe in a news­ that our merchants could duplicate the She can say “N o” and stick to it, and paper office in Carmi and was so sur­ price with a better class of goods. You she can say “No” in such a low, soft prised at finding money in a printing have to take what the catalogue houses voice that it means “Yes.” that he COlilu iiot keep it to i sonri von. hot when von bnv over the I Sue can ciauoe every uivlii in u unit <>! i iTStWV himself, and now he is on the road to counter, your dealer is always willing shoes two sizes too small for her, and Chester. Don’t monkey with the press. to correct mistakes. Merchants can al­ enjoy every minute of the time. . —Owing to an unusal amount of new ways learn a lesson from Ibis. The She can sharpen a lead pencil if you matter and other features oyt of the catalogue houses never let up on their give her plenty of time and plenty of ordinary this week, these columns are advertising. They are at it continually, pencils. •I^■*i**£% crowded to their utmost oapacity, and and that is what brings them trade. She can walk all night with a colicy in order to get all of tbe news our read­ baby in her arms with out once express­ The C. W. L. ers will have to read every column care­ ing a desife to murder the infant. The members of The Crftholic Wom­ fully. She can suffer neglect and abuse for FOR; an's League will hold their meetings the —The state fair at Springfield has at­ years, which one touch of kindness or second and fourth Wednesdays of each tracted many from this part of the state consideration will drive from her recol­ month at the parlors of '.ho Park Hotel. during tbe past week. Among those lection. The next regular meeting will be Wed­ who have attended Hre the following: She can go to church and afterwards nesday, Oct. 9, at 7:80 p. in. The of­ William Hallam, Henry Baltz, Louis tell what every woman in the congrega­ ficers for the ensuing year are. Mrs. Wein&nd, Albert Sneyd, Frank Hallam, tion bad on, and in some rare instances John Ryan,president; Miss Mary Walsh, AND William Lavery, Barney Lowen, F. M. can give a faint idea of what the text vice-president; Miss Helena Aaron, sec­ Roberta. was. I retary; Mrs. L. J. Hnberkorn, treasurer; >—A four-and-a-hnlf-foot vein of coal She can look her husband square in Miss Bertha M. Lawless, correspondiug was found on tbe D. Brumback farm, the eye when he tells her some cock-and secretary. north of Gilman, recently. The coal bull story about being "detained at the appears to be of good quality, but is In tbe Hospital. offleo,” without betraying in the least overlaid by a roof of clay, which would Mrs. J. C. Wilson, who has been that she knows him to be a oollossal s t o c k : be a great detriment were a shaft to be suffering for some time with a bone af­ liar. fection in one of her limbs, was taken to put down. The vein is 80 feet below When The Millenium Caines. the Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago the surface. „ Considerable newspaper space is being last Saturday, where she underwent an —Tbe agent of the T., P. & W. at devoted to the question of cheaper street operation. Hor many friends ait^grati- Weston is authority for tbe statement car fares in Chicago. The Tribune has fled to learn that she withstood thb ef­ that that little town handl the following to say picturing conditions fects of the ordeal well and is thcnj^t than any other town on tb te. By a after tbe scale ot prices has been revised which cannot be matched in Style, Qual look at his books he finds ,424 cars to be convalescent. Dr. 0. V. Filing- according to the accomodations furnish­ were shipped out of there im March wood accompanied her to Chicago. ed: The conductor, when he receives a fare. ity and Price in this part of the country Colombia Wins. Must furnish a seat to the passenjaire; corn and 229 A"plain camp stool fora tbree-cent fare, The International yaoht race t with a baok for a four cent fare, W hat’s your style in selecting an divan for a five oent fare, good as decided yesterday w st make the change for the passen- OVERCOAT or a SUIT? All you’ve “Yankee boat,” Columbia, b Jaire. ‘ iig, hitch along, there! Hitch with challenger, Bbamroek IL, for the second got to do is to let us know. We time, having previously won the race of rowd the lady In the rocking ohalr. Saturday last, th e third trip over the \ Most Erect Guide Posts. a specialty of giving people what they place today, According to a new Illinois law the but 8ir Thomas Liptoq Skye:: “I admit road commissioners are called upon to ereat signs at points where roads fork frankly that I got licked by bJ the best -A very enjoyable time is report* at in theftf district, showing tbe distance to boat in a fair and sqnare race. and which rmtd leads to (he principal the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beifry nts. This i\a very good' law and Yialting the Pan-Atn. Stiefel, Fox Balts, southwest! of town last neiit to travelers not evining. A party of the yoong friends Messrs. William Lawless and Frank of their son, Louis, and their daughter. pjortiiugb. of. Charlotte township, de- ’uesday tor Buffalo to visit LEADERS OF LOW PRIQES, ESS?* Mias Edith, being present. The Balts ruerican Exposition. These home has a reputation, especially among two gj )sn are among the leading

the young people, as an unexcelled place f#rme bis part of the county. They ...... to be entertained, and last evening add- , It will pay you to lay in a supply of Underwear at the ed another to the many delightful times farine Special Low Prices we are making.—S., F. . l:i.:i:i>, I large amount of extra work for months 1 ‘aid for ilosc...... '.ii 75 The chair appointed Sears and Phillips Towushipof (lhatsworth. bill, road and I’rinals und dost*is...... Sub-die 5ft 4inx.">rt lii x.'ift I 12 Yu ft I County 'J reasurer. p is!, it was thought only fair to her to as td le is. ou III Towushipof Hroutfliton. town...... o Sulisciih -d unit swoi ii to before me tj^i- make an allowance to her. We gave her j $ 1P2 < l The informal vote resulted as follows: Township of Kouud (rmve, town IS r*#» .Shaft, Iftx irtx2»rt 320 cu ft Township of Kouinl Grove, school ski pu *th day of Septem ber. A. L). 1901. $ 1 0 0 for such set vices and wo think if tho Paid rimt nin cxpcn^O'-. mi :,r» W E Herbert, 13; II A Foster, 13: member.- of tho Boardkricw of the kind oT W s Perry, 2 Cap lft sinx lft slnx3ft Bln - 7?eu ft I cu Total...... I'UED DUCKETT. From Jannaiv 1 to .Tulv 1, there \vi*r»* in . (Jhatswortli road and bridge in litiga­ County (.Mot k. work she has had to do they will think os 21 S1 we»ks Iki.utI furni~ti<*11, making the The first formal ballot resulted —W. E. Plinth 2 ft 11 irjx2 ft Ilinx2ft-17 cu ft. tion ...... $ «Mt» 27 we do that even this is very small pav. cost $1 It) per week. Herbert, Hi; H. A Foster. 14. Hills Rej erred, Statue 3flx3ftx'Jft -s | cu ft. Statement of the account of Edward O. The Superintendent's report is hereto Respectfully submitted,i . The chair declared W. E Herbert dulv Total height 56 feet. Total, 1823 cu ft- Rued, county collector of Livingston < 111 motion of (’oleliower hill- wcie | attached and made part of this report. • N. J. M y ei:. elected as the successor of Mr. Tomhatigh. PROCEEDINGS OF THEIR 6 cu In. Base of statue 2 ft 3 Inx2 ft 3 in. county, Illinois, for the couuty tux of 1900, inferred to the prop ommittee- wi'houl j Allot' which is respectfully submitted. Superintendent. O11 motion of Bergan the selection of REGULAR SEPTEMBER Weight 337,255 pounds or 168 tons. and earnings of his said office due the leading. F. E. F is k , Subseiibed aiul sworn to before me ttiis Mr. Herbert was made unanimous. The entire monument to be all lino ham­ county. AI. Cleary, lntli (1 iy of Septem ber, A. I). 1901. SESSIONS. D ivilaliun In I is!I CiHinhj Farm. Fire Exbtintjuisher. mered, except the die, which is to he pol­ ok. c . B. Brow nson, F iied D pc k e t t , Total Invy couuty tax ...... $67,691 97 Fisk extended an invitation to t! e lioiml A representative of a fire extinguisher ished on four sides, and the shields on cap (5*. coll, commission on local taxi's... 1,0.17 96 •i W. Ho o v er, County Clerk. to visit tho county farm (>11 motion ol known as “Killyre” addressed the board are to be polished as shown. (Jo. coll. com. ou state &. rog. bond tax 714 90 •I E S hacklf.to n . Making list for printer, 203 tracts and Colehower tliej invitation w.-m accepted, I’cliliiju For Rebate of 1 n.r. regarding his wares, and demonstrated The die to contain inscription as shown ::o l.s Committee Official Record of the Reports, K03 lots at 3 c e n ts...... the board to visit, tlml'uim on Thursday at or some other similar inscription in raised Making list for judgment, t>37 at cts. 19 11 The following petition for rebate of tax what ibwould do in the way.of putting Orders, Resolutions and Other Koc’d adv. 203 tracts at 20 ceuts...... 4(1 Cl 1:30 o'clock Semi Annual Report of Sit jit. Mger. letters on front, and the back of die to Rac'd adv. NU3 lots at 1U cents ...... mi ;#i was by the cheir referred to the com­ Iout fire. On motion of Fisk the matter Proceedings of the’Supervirfora Making sain of 24 t racts at Hi cents 2 III I’othe llonoiuhle Committee on County | was referred to the public property com­ contain laurel wreath with xhe words “ K- Making sub* of HIT) lots at 3 cents...... :i < 'nnreganc's. mittee on equalization: of Livingston County at Their (io. clerk’s ‘.costs in connection with House anil Farm. . Campus, 111., Sept. 1901. m ittee. rected A. I). 1902” neatly Inscribed in Cu motion of Carter the chairman of the judgment and sale of laud and lots, Gentlemen:— I submit report from Jan­ To the Honorable Board of Supervisors, September Meeting, same. t as per bill...... :ta committee on county house and farm was Mr. Herbert's Acknowledgments. The eub-dle to have bas-relief carving on Hee d 1 p. c. taxes paid in May and 2 uary 1, Biol, to July 11901. In this re­ Livingston County. ]>. c. taxi's paid in June...... 12U hi instructed to furnish com-eynne.es to the W. E. Herbert, tho newly appointed same, representing artillery, cavalry, sail port I show number of Inmates in charge I respectfully petition your board for a Total...... $69,7.5:1 74 t j the county farm for the supervisors and superintendent of schools, appeared and or and cross swords and sabre, as shown at last report, number received, died, and rebate of tax of fourteen and ">2 -1 0 0 dol­ Pontiac, III., Sept. 10,1901. I R grand jurymen warmly thanked the board for the position on design, raised to the proper nelghth, discharged; number on hand at this date, lars being the amount overpaid by me for The board of supervisors met in regular Ain't Co. tax 19UU turnod over to Co. tendered him,,assuring them that he would neatly and artistically executed. tre a su re r ...... $t»ti,r»ooii(i Adjon rum en I. luring this time we have had two deaths, two years by reason of my having been session in their rooms in the court house, Ain’t township collectors' commissions l,W» V»2 perform every duty to the best of his We agree to furnish plaster models of Oil motion of ('rahh tho board adjourned belli of which.were men sent in during the asse-sed for ti.'i acres on southwest quar­ on Sept. 10, 1901, and were call*! to order Ain’t to H J ( lark, pub tax list...... 120*90 knowledge and ability. tiie soldier at “ parade rest,” and the carv­ Ain't costs not realized forfeited and until tomorrow’morning at 9 o’clock time, one of which only lived four hours ter of section 31, town 30, range 8 , Liv­ by Chairman Llsh. error list...... 11 sy ing on sub-die to be approved by your Krrors, forfeited ami delimiuout...... lift M after I received him hen*. ingston county, while I own there in the Adjournment. Roll Call. Ain’t to (>o.‘clerk, bill of costs...... 33 7b The patients that, died, were: tract only 73 acres. Respectfully submit­ honorable committee before the work Is Hal. earnings of office paid county 1 ,H75 21 SHCOSD DA\ . On motion of Flenhold the board ad­ The following members answered to Robert Algo, buried in Pontiac cemetery. ted. Tax receipt of 1900 herewith at­ executed. Total...... $0*9,753 <4 Pontiac, III , Sopt. 11, 1901. journed until tomorrow morning at 9 roll call: In case the contract is [awarded us we Frank Begun, buried on farm, grave No, 10. tached. o'clock. Statement of Edward (). Heed, county Tho Board of Supervisors mol at 9 M. DoF. Wilder, E. Litchfield,;B. F. agree to_use the very best material that Wo had on hand January 1 ...... S3 J o h n F a r l e y . treasurer, from Septem ber 1st, 1900 to o’clock pursuant to adjournment, and Colehower, Frank Clark, Archibald Crabb, can be procured, and to do the work tin a Received during six months...... 1.5 September 1st, 1901: wore called to ordordiy tho chair man. Report oj Sjiecial Bridge Committee. Wm. A Phillips, F. E. Fisk, J. W. Hoover, strictly first-class workmanliko manner. D ie d ...... FOURTH DAY. on. The following report of the special com­ Dr. Joel Allen, J. T. Bawden, J. N. Barr, We further agree to erect the monument R o ll C all. Discharged...... 12 Snpt 1 Cash on hand...... $ 1,335 OH mittee appointed at the last meeting to September 13,1901. Joseph F. Corbin, J. E. Masterson, G. ,B. On hand July 1...... *4 Thejboard met at 9 o’clock and give you a reasonable time to select Sopt 15 Ain't borrowed from spl. dop. Tho following members answered to meet with thejeommissioners or highways pursuant to Brownson M. Hoteling, F. W. Flenhold, fu n d ...... 4,400 00 adjournment, and were called to order by practical mechanics or experts to examine Sept 15 Ain’t borrowed from Nut’l n il call: In April Grundy county removed four or Round Grove township and confer with M. Cleary, Owen Feehan, John Goembel, the material and pass on the work before Hank of Pontiac __ 2,500 (X) M. Do F. Wilder, E. Litchfield. B. F. patients that we had from that county. Chairman l.ish. Sopt 15 Ain't borrowed from Living­ them regarding a bridge to be built in said Roll call.—The following members a n ­ J. M. Carter, A. Stuckey, [J. C. Dlemer, settlement for same is made, and stand ston Co. National Bank . . 2,500 00 Colehower, Frank Clark, Joseph Piper, Wo now have three patients from (Dundy town was adoptod on motion of Haag: swered to roll call: Wilder, Litchfield, R. D. Gregg, J. Adam Ruppel, W. W. ready to furnish you approved bond for Nov 7 Ain’t liorrowcd from Nat'l county, and livo patients from DeWitt Bank of Pontiac ...... 3,000 txi Vm. A- Phillip3. F. E. Fisk. J. W. Hoover, State of Illinois, Livingston county, ss. Colehower, Clark, Crabb, Piper, Shackel- Soars, James Bergan, Andrew H. Hagg, double the turn of our estimate, signed by Nov 7 Ain’t borrowed from Living­ T r. Joel Alien, J. T Bawden, Jos. F. Cor- county, 3.000 (X) Board of Supervisors, September term. ton, Phillips, Fisk, Hoover, Allen, Bawden, Thos. M. Walsh. free-holders of Livingston county ^ or by a ston Co. National Bank... r ■ .* ,r • Dec 4 Ain't borrowed from Nat'l bin, J, E. Masterson, G. B. Brownson, M. ltxn c 1“ n ACCOUNT. nr. Pontiac, 111., Sept. 12, 1901. Barr, Corbin, Masterson, Brownson, !io- surety company, whichever you prefer. Bank of Pontiac ...... 2,5. to Carter, Stuckey, Diemer, Gregg, Ruppel, The following repot t of the committee Doe 19 Ain’t borrowed from Liviug- « July 1. 1901...... ; ...... 378 00 or Supervisors: perfectly water-tight. ston Co. National Batik.. 2.000 oo J C. Dlemer, R. 1). Gregg. J, Adam B lip “ 16 W. A. Garrott lard...... 6 50 Sears, Bergan, Haag, Walsh. gn soldiers’ and sailors’ monument was Feb. H Mrs.Spray lard...... __ Your special committee appointed to We agree to furnish and sot complete Jan 23 Ain't borrowed from Living­ psl, W. W. Sears, James,Bergan, Andrew 3 00 ston Co. National Bunk. . 2,000 00 *" 23 T. Owens,' board...... 5 00 meet with the highway commissioners of read by the clerk, after which Mr. Merkle In the city of Pontiac at the place to be m i n u t e s a p p r o v e d . Jan 23 Am’t borrowed from Nat’l II. Hagg, Thus. M. Walsh. Mar. 1 C. W. Hill, care h wee, bread, etc., 11 15 Round Grove township to confer with read and explained the speciticatlons: - v designated by you, the monument in strict Bank of Pontiac ...... 3,a 4»t»p«riy Following la the vote; Dec 4 Ain't co. orders, etc. |Miid in fcr bids and on July 9, 1901, met In Pon- - s Ko^^rOra»t[jnC.'. 4 Company’s was the lowest co-operation of the said ’commissioners of were visited by us end we are pieas- N ov...... 5,969 57 Esraentpwnshtp,.'advertised for bids on < Yeas—Wilder, Litchfield, Colehower, Jan 4 Am’t co. order*, etc. paid in tine to receive same. There were 11 bid­ “ a 1» J.J. Neifing NcIHag otot aL, aL. help _ . With_, ____ ic e__ .... ' _2(1 ion, their bids being os . ed to report the very cordial and accom­ D ec...... 5,065 SO “ 11 Freight ...... steel bridge 60 feet long and 1C feet Clark. Crabb, Piper, Phllllpe, Fisk, Hoov- “ 11 Valve*, bushings and rnpain for 1 63 follows: For stomv abutments, $1,873; modating manner in which we were assist­ Feb 13 Ain’t co. orders, etc. paid in ders and the bridge wa9 let to the Joliet bids to be opened at the bridge site on Jnly er, Allen, Bawden, Barr, Oorbln, Master- J a n ...... 2,926 66 Bridge Co., for $82'», they being the low­ • pnmpa...... 8 00 for steel tubing, $4,725. The contract ed by supervisors, county officials and Mar 5 Am’t eo. orders, etc. paid' in •• 13 Expense to Lincoln 'taking Mary . j . Yk Y , ; 1*1901- Yonr committee met with the said son, Brownson, Hotallng, Flenhold, Cleary, F o b ...... 13,535 84 er t bidders. They were given ninety days TredeniclO...... 9 55 was awarded to them for stone abutments: j tommis8ion{.rs July 1st. and after ex.mina- comrades in obtaining valuable Informa­ “ 15 Fred Olenon...... l 00 commissioners .July 1st, and after examina­ Feehan, Goembel, Carter, Stuckey, LtBb, Apr, 8 Ain’t co. orders, etc. paid in tho county to pay one halt of wbat the tion relative to monument building, which M a r...... 8,355 93 tr construct the bridge. • 20 J. Morphy, bull...... 45 00 tion of bids Jet the contract lo the Masailon Dlemer, Gregg, Ruppel; Sears, Berg&n, May 2 Ain’t co. orders, etc. paid in , of • * 2-1 Dishes,...... $ 80 bridge would have cost with steel tubing, AfV . has been very helpful to your committee. A p ril...... '...... 40,539 61 All which is respectfully submitted. Mar. 4 Stamp*...... 1 0(1 Bridge company for £895, they being the Hagg, Walsh. or $862:50. .. . We ;have observed that the quality of Jun 4 Am’t co. orders, etc. paid in F. E F is k , 7 Carbide and fre ig h t...... ____ .. . 59 00 lowest bidders; tbe bridge to be completed Nay—None. M ay ...... 937 99 >« 7 II. H. Lacan la b o r...... 3 00i Yonr committee would further state that in ninety days, and|when so completed and granite and the plan of building are Im­ Jul 6 Ain’t co. orders.etc. paid in E. L it c h f ie l d , “ 18 O il...... 4 50 * J u n e ...... 10,965 32 “ IS Feed mill [$27] pitchci* [$1]...... 28 00 the eost of said bridge exeeeds 20 dents on accepted by your committee and said portant factors, as well as %the workman­ J o s . P ip e r . Petition for Rebate of Tax. Aug 13 Ain’t co. ordurs, etc. paid in “ 18 Wm. Crompton labor...... 9(1 (It! the $100 valuation of Bound Grove town­ commissioners of Esmen township, the ship, in securing durability and beauty in J u l y , ...... 1,428 48 Committee. “ 22 Exprera [$1.01] freight [.501...... 1 51 Tho following petition for rebate of tax Sept 4 Ain’t co. orders, etc. paid in “ 25 Mattrease* [$80.14)] disinfectant ship. v county to pay the sum of $447..66 and tbe a monument and would therefore recom­ A u g ...... 1,286 T4 “Los/ and Hidden Revenue.” [*12.60]...... 42 50 said commissioners of the town of Esmen was, by the chair, referred to committee Ang 31 Am’t returned to special dep “ 27 Kirkpatrick, Lackland & Co., Ice On the completion and acceptance of the mend that tbe beet grade of Barre, Ver­ fu n d ...... 4.400 00 to pay the sum of $447.50 to said bridge on equalization: The clerk road a letter and two prop is- and groceries______102 78 bridge your committee will instruct tbe mont, granite bo used for the entire mon­ Ang 31 S alary C o. tre a s. to Sep 1, 01 1,500 (X) “ 29 M. Dolilc At Son, repairing wagon* 23 90 company. Aug 31 Clerk hire to Sept. 1, 1901 . 6UU 00 itons from Jos. Armstrong, of Waverly, Apr. 1 R. A. Rathbim dry goods [$38.98] county cierk to Issue an order on the ooun- ument. * To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Your committee would ask yot/r honor­ Aug 31 Assessm’t work to Sept. 1. ’01 875 00 Ohio, regarding the finding of the “Lost V. O. box rent [.75]...... 39 78 ty treasurer in favor of the Western On July 25,1901, we again mot at Pon­ of Livingston county: Ang 31 Expense acc’t to Sept. 1. ’01 39 57 •* 1 McGregor, drug* and paint*...... 34 87 able body to authorize the county clerk to Aug 31 C ash on b an d to b a la n c e __ 2.529 49 ami Hidden Revenue of Livingston Coun­ ■' 1 G. R. Bcacb, Grocerio* and piovi- Bridge Company for $SG2-,50, and by the tiac, agreeing as to dimensions [of design Your petitioner would respectfully ask *ion*...... 114 49 draw an order on tbe county treasurer in ty” for tho past ten yearR. On motion of adoption of this report your committee and advertised tor sealed bids, to be open­ your honorable[body to give him a rebate T o ta l... $110,896 f.4 “ 1 J. J. Wilson palverizjr...... 25 01) favor of said bridge company for the sum J *, Haag the matter whs laid on the table. “ 1 \V, L. Craig & Co., Inmbcr...... 14 89 will consider that- they have instructions ed on Sept. 9, 1901, at one o’clock p. m., on the taxes on lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, In block INSTITUTE FUND. “ 2 Pontiac Coal Co., coal...... 38 80 of $447.50 when the bridge is completed and . -7 DB. “ 3 M. Rose Si Co., clothing...... 56 50 so to do. ' “Y accepted by yonr committee. in Pontiac, 111. 38. The taxes for the year 1899, as shown Adjournment. •• Ii, Thos. Owen* labor...... 1 0(1 Sopt 1 Cash on hand ...... $ 098 48 Allot which is respectfully submitted. A ll of which is respectfully submitted. On said date and hour your committee by tax receipt hereto attached, was $12.- Sept 0 B RTombaugh, co. supt., roc’ts “ 16 F. Oleoon [$1] P. 0. box rent [.75] - 1 75 in A u g u st...... 67 IX) On motion of Colehower the board ad­ 31 Genseke Urcu., soap...... 11 77 B . D G r e g g , J. F. ConniN, again met at Pontiac antfdpened the five 89 and the taxes for the year 1900, on same O ct 22 C K T om b au g h , c<>. s n p t. n-c’ts 23 Western Union Telephone Co.... . 6 35 journed until tomorrow morning at 9 J. T. B a w d e n . bids on file with the county clerk, us fol­ property, are $19.18, as shown by receipt- in September...... 26 00 -• 25 Stumps______1 110 G . B . B r o w n s o n , Nov 12 D H Tombaugh, co. supt. roc’ts o’ deck. May 1 J. It. C’ow & Son. supplies...... 9 40 W. W. S e a r s . J . E . S h a c k e l t o n , lows: - There has been uo Improvement on the in (October ...... 5 UO “ 1 W. J. Miller plant*...... 8 80 i Doc 11 D K T o m b au g h , co. su p t. rec’ts •* 6 Pontiac Coal Co...... 7 80 Committee. Committee. Trieble «fc Son, Peoria, 111., design 1, lots since the year 1899. The valuation iu November...... 11 (X) >• 10 Forreet Rambler...... 2 50 planG, $13,000; design 2, $14,000. was raised in 1900 $52, which makes my Jan 15 C KTombaugh, co. supt. rec’ts T H I R D D A Y , *• 10 Odell Outlook...... 1 00 Resignation of Supt. Tomhatigh. REPORT PUBLIC PROPERTY COMMITTEE. in Decem ber...... 7 00 “ 15 Dishes...... 5 «d H. 4- Higgins, Bloomington, III., design taxes $6.29 more than for the year 1899. Fob 18 C R Tombaugh, co, snpt. roc’ts Pontiac, II!., Sept, 12 1901. “ 30 Andy Do re...... 50 The folio wing resignation of C. R Tom­ The following report of the committee A, $12,977; design B, $14,287. Mr. G. E. Esty, assessor for the year in J a n u a r y ...... 11 (X) Jpue 5 Telephone exchange...... 1 40 on public property was adopted on motion Mar 20 C RTombaugh,co. supt. roc’ts The b«u’(j met at 9 o’clock pursuant to *• 5 Insurance on Morton pro p erty ...... 80 baugh, as Superintendent of Schools, was Hinsdale, Danville, 111., design A, $12,- 1900, says that ho did no(. change the val­ in F e b ru a ry ...... 22 00 k journment, and woio called to order by “ 7 Stam ps...... 2 00 ot Fisk: Atpr 3 O R T o m b au g h , co. su p t. ro c ’ts “ 7 C. 3. Itrydia papers...... 0 00 read by the clerk: g 75b; design B, $17,800. uation on the lots in the year 1900. Your t’lialrman Lish. Stite of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. in M a rc h ...... 33 (X) 15 M. C. Snethen berries...... 2 25 Office of County Superintendent of Schools, Wagner, Streator. III., $14,500. petitioner thinks he should have a rebate. May 4 C R Tombaugh, co. supt. roc’ts •• 19 Disho*...... 3 35 -v Board of Supervisors, September Term. in A p ril...... 43 00 R o ll Call. •• 21 F. Oleaon...... 50 Pontiac, 111 , Septem ber 9, 1901. Merkle Bros., Peoria, 111., design A, Hoping that your honorable body will give Jun 15 O RTombaugh, co. snpt. rec’ts Sept. 13,1901. • ■ 21 Abstract, Morton land...... 2 50 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board $11,500; design B. $12,700. me a rebate. I am yours respectfully, iu M ay...... 40 (XI The following members answered to “ 21) J- L. Young, repairing harness___ 70 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board Jul 22 (' RTondiaiigli.cn. supt. rec’ts “ 21* C. Custer repairing lawn mower... 1 50 of Supervisors: of Supervisors: The first bid of Merkle Bros, being the J a m e s S . D o o l i t t l e . ill J u n e ...... 42 00 roll call: “ 29 It. C. Hobbs hardware and seeds... 69 1)8 Aug 1 C R Tombaugh, co. supt. rec’ls The position of cashier of The National Yonrcommittee on public property wonld lowest and corresponding in dimensions M. DeF. Wilder, E. Litchfield, 15. F. Cole- • * 29 J . R. Murphy toilet paper and drug* 17 55 in J u ly ...... 180 III) E l Morris sm ith in g ...... I4 86 Bank of Pontiac has been offered to me beg leave to report that we have examined with advertisement for Olds and quality of Annual Report of County Treasurer. Aug 31 C l{ Tombaugh,co, supt. roc’ts |( Wor, Frank Clark, Archibald Crabb, Jo­ K. .1. Woods dry good*...... 12 49 iu August ...... 82 no C. A. McGregor...... 7 0C and it is my desire to accept it. I there­ all claims presented to them and recom­ material, was accepted by your committee, The following annual report of Edward seph Piper, John Shacktelon, Wm. A. Phil­ (i. W. Itiee ...... 15 70 fore tender to you my resignation as coun­ mend the payment o f the following: subject to your approval, to be erected as O. Reed, county treasurer and ex-officio ’IS d a l...... $1,267 18 ips, F. E. Fisk, J. \V. Hoover, l)r. Joel (!. O. Gilbert...... 8 10 M. Dolde it Son...... 5 60 ty superintendent of schools to take effect Name of Claimant. l-’or what. Amt. A ltd per specifications herewith attached, for CR. Allen, J. T. Bawden, J.N . Barr, Joseph F, Sliefel & Fox ...... "■ ...... 44*60 .1 B Davis, M D. medical attendance ...... $ no oo collector of the county, was, by the chair, October 25 W 1. Craig & Co. sundries for jail...... 19 29 Sept 39 Am’t co. snpt’s.order, paid f 32 60 Corbin, J. E. Masterson, G. B. Brownson, II. Hirach...... 2 00 the amount of $11,500. referred to the committee on auditing M. Lyons...... 3 0(1 11 K D avis, re p airin g boiler and la b o r___ 84 65 Apr 4 Ain’t co. supt’s order, paid. 35 13 My work in this office lias been very ($25 of above claim Is paid .) All of which is respectfully submitted. county treasurer’s account: Sept 6 Anr’t co. supt’s order, paid. It* 60 P W. Flenhold, M. Clearv, Owen Feehan, W. L. Craig A Oo...... 7" J a s \V AUes, w ashing hed and pillow slips 4 25 J u l 22 Ain’t !co. supt’s order, paid _____ 150 no ('entrsl Union Telephone Co.%— . 6 50 pleasant and I regret to sever my official James Bebuan, Mr. Chairman and Gentlemon of the Board John Goembel, J. M. Carter, A. Stuckey, S A Rath bun, sundries for cdurt house... 11 09 Jul -24 Ain't co. supt's order, paid.... 34 35 1). .I. Dailey ...... 4 50 Henry Shepherd, s a m e ...... Jul 31 Ain’t co. supt's order, Ipaiil__ 379 90 Don M. Ilakor ...... 11 GO relations to the schools of4the county. 12 Mi J . C. D i e m e r , of Supervisors: * J. O. Diemer, R D. G regg, J. Adam R up­ F o ste r «: Thom pson. s a m e ...... 28 01 Aug 5 6 Ain’t co. supt's order, paid __ 212 84 Calkins and Gnnion ...... 4 4'1 Permit me to thank you for the unfail­ sam e ...... A. H. Haao, 10 co, supt’s order, paid __ 10 IX) pel, W. W. Sears, James Bergan, Andrew It 0. Haines...... IS 40 H Opperman, 3 05 The undersigned, treasurer and ox-olfi- Aug Ain’t F’ N Smith, s a m e ...... 82 10 Aug 15 Ain’t,co. supt's order, paid __ 6 50 If Hagg, Thos: M. Walsh. Swift & Co...... 9 00 ing courtesy and kindness I have rocelved J . W . H o o v e r , cl© collector of the county, would respect­ Sept 1 Cash ou band to 'balance ...... :IS0 Off W H Young. s a m e . 16 30 l'ontinc Coal Co...... 8 00 at your bands and to express my appre­ A nton F isch er, office c h a irs ...... 7 85 1 . M. De F. Wil d e r , fully submit this report of the receipts and Feed yard rent...... 1 00 T o ta l...... $1,267 48 Minutes Approved. ciation of the interest you have ever shown C A McGregor, sundries for court house.. 2 70 M. Cleary, . dlsbursemeute as county collector: ... »;o R F B radford. t s a m e ...... 16 50 SPECIAL DEPOSIT FUND. Total...... in the cause of education and of the hearty M iio T racy , lab o r and m aterial for j a i l ... 28-7U I. M. Ltsh. The state and registered bond tax of t Tho minutes of yesterday’s session were Total ri*<*i*ivtMl...... 12*3 S* Pontiac Electric Co., fight for court house 5 t*ri IIR, support you have given to all measures Same, light for jail...... 22 40 Committee, 1900 has been collected and paid over to read and approved. I U> 1>hI...... $ 52 TS ' *- • >• - S ept l I'asb on h a n d ...... $4,471 01 calculated to improve the condition of our A C Ball, moving safe...... •„...... 2 at) l’eorlp, III., Sept. 9,1901. the state treasurer as per settlement Ang 31 County.fund, ain’t loaned coun- onDKK- PA in I’.Y rolTNTY TKP.ARHKKVI. 1) K Capes, Ice...... 10 Ot) ly S e p t. 15, 1900...... 4,40000 Report of Committee on Couuty schools. I am, Mr. Fred Duckett, County Clerk, Living­ sheets and receipt In my office, as follows: l«nl stn^ee House a n d F a r m . K» li 1 M**i»i lily pay r*»ll for .Iannary...... $ (if* Very respectfully, ston Co. S ta te t a x ...... $56,458 04 Total...... $8,874 01 t>. S. Went <’«• «!rorcrie* nntl pro- Wo would further report that-ww have C R. T o m b a u g h . Township of Poutiac, rag. bond ...... 4,386 69 CR. The following report of the committee viHtoiiM...... si# r»r» awarded the contract for coal for the ensu­ Dear Sir: We herewith submit design,, V erm ilion special d ra in a g e ...... * 4 UO •• I Poiiliiu* ('i»h1 K. Slate of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. Township of Nebraska, dist road.... 17 Apr 1 Monthly p:i> roll for March..... 2M* 157 proceed to select a Superintendent to fill .Ia m k -s B e r g .an, Sept 1 Cash on hand ...... $ 125 00 (iiit.ln IVrrhn it Ilnhln'r (’o. Iitmo.. '.11 75 very beat grade of fine-grained Rarre, Ver­ Township of Nebraska, road A bridge 120 22 Board of Supervisors, September term. the vacancy caused bv the resignation of A . C k a u b k , Village of Klauaxan, corporation ...... 24 cu. Mn M-inihly pny roll f.»r Apiit...... 27(i (i(« mont, granite, free from Iron, sap, knots, Towushipof L ook Point, town ...... 41 i;i Septem ber 10, A. D. 1901. .1. I’. Cook b’Kiur plow...... 55 (M> Mr. Tombaugh, the selection to lie by bal­ F . W . K i e n h o l d , streaks and all other Imperfections, In the Township of L ouk Point, road a bridge ■jus 53 Nov 14 Ain’t paid D J Stanford ...... $ 4 IKI Id:-. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board M. K. Lyon stock ra'xrrtc...... 1(i 45 lot, the fiist ballot to tie informal. Village of Loug Point, corporation ...... 42 ou May 10 Ain’t paid J A Hoover...... ,8 .Ml I*'. Winxts dry j^ooils...... Ml 01 Committee. following sizes: Township of Rending, tow n...... 112 02 Snpt 1 Cash on baud to balance ...... 112 50 >f Supervisors: Carbide...... Ml Htl Fisk called for tho ayes and nays. REPORT Ol- MONUMENT COMMITTEE. T o w n sh ip of N ew tow u, to w n ...... lo'J 71 Your Committee on Count y House and j mu* 1 Monthly pny ro*l for M:iy...... *J.r»; (k; B Base 14ftx'l4ttxlftSln—326 cu ft and City of Pontiac, corporation, special T, tal ...... $ 125 uu A. N. Smith irroCDrics and |K>tntf*OM 175 5^ The veto on the motion resulted as fol­ eu ln-rte four pieces of equal size. paving and sewer...... 3IK 14 Form would beg leave to submit the fol •• j II L, Jticubson urtMvricrt nmt pro- lows: The following report of the committee Township of Belle Prairie, town ...... 7 5ti Hi:r u lTPLATION. \ i~iotiH ...... »...... (i-^ Nil on soldiers and sailors'monument was read Base lift 2lnxl lft itaxl’t 4ln—166 cu ft Township of Belle Prairie, school...... % 92 lii vlng report.on the matters before them: I'ontinr Coal ('o.c>*!tl...... !M‘» ‘ill Ayes —Wilder, Litchfield, Colehower, Township of Belle Prairie, rd. a bridge fat; 57 Sept 1 Liability us •o. collector. . j 4.145 :is “ 15 .1. .). Wildon‘2 (Milhvuior*-hihI sdciL 45 M> by ttie clerk: 4 cu in. .. Sept 1 Liability a- o. t ruas., c»». fund :.\r.2v» 10 As the contract of N. -I. Myer as super­ Clark, Crabb, Hoover, Corbin, Masterson, Township of Indian 0 rove, dog ...... a 02 slnmiidnii llris, ,V; C«*. Hour...... 1^7 5(» Stale o f Illinois, Livingston County, ss. Base 9ft Ginx9ft 6lnxlft 4ln 120 cu ft 4 T o w n sh ip o f A voca, tow n ...... 64 07 Sent l Liability as co. truns., in>ti intendent of County Farm expired Sep- Ji.lj 1 K irkputrifk. I.ucklruid Co. st*cd, Cleary, Feehan, Goembel. < ’ ti ter, Stuckey, Township of Owego, town ...... lit 10 t uto fund 50 h1io«*h und tfrofprirs ...... Lit r.n Board of Supervisors September Term. . in. Sopt 1 Liability as •o. treus., special te u b e r 1st, your com m ittee met with Mr. Buppoi, Sears, Walsh, 1C. Township of Odell, district road ...... 256 26 iteji. fund 4,4.4 Ml S. A. U.ttlibuu dry y;o»nU ...... 4'J 5.5 Sept. 12, A- D. 1901. Base 7ft 10inx7ft 10inx2(t 4in-143 cu rt Township of Odell, road and budge 215 46 Idyer on June 28,1901, to see If lie could bo Monthly pny roll iur Junt*..... *Ji»4 70 Nays 1‘ipei, Shuokloton, Phillips, Fisk, T ow nship of Nevada, district road __ 325 SI Sept 1 Liability as co ti'Hnt . fe«*s r . Hw Uaviimn irroivrii’M wigI provi Mr. Chairman wid Gentlemen of the Board cu in. Township of Nevada, road and bridge 2832S3 uiu7 and costs futul...... 112 5U employed again. After talking it over Mr. BiOttrt...... 92 4'i Allen, Bawden, Barr, Brownson, Flenhold, of Supervisors: ------1 Apr 4.1901. Hammond Pros \ Stevens. RKIMliT id COMMll IKK <>N CANADA vk ,s. 1 r»o 4 ro luuise .-quart*. We would also state that J J Slites, med service", Vour committee on soldiers ami sailor,’ clerk tie instructed to extend tin* taxes for colUji*Ini' for I HIS ILKA. 7 ns Merkle A Suns have jireseuted a bond for l’hilip Turner, carpets monument would bet; leave to submit the said towns if certificates for same arc tiled Apr l. \V M Welch A Co, institute reeds office .7:t so burned July is. A W Joerndt. decorating — Same, spl col il elk’s office uni m It: (7! iloiihle amount ol the contract price signed following report on the matters In 'ore in hisoffi-e by the proper time, ami your The following report of the committee F W Fienhold, wk & uiiloatfu On m J A Mahaunah, caring July 1'.'. I.T Karnliourt. Institute Inst'i . by two freeholders of Livingston couuty, them : committee would further recommend that July II, T I. Craves, iustitoto instructor on Canada thistles was adopted on motion E Litchfield, same...... II in 11 •m for smallpox patients. July cl, A E Singe! A Co. pliiiio rental . Joseph Piper sam e...... il ?!» «»•in John Hingerich and Steve Ilerr, for the Ida Hanks, caring tor Upon learning that our selection of de the county clerk lie instructed to extend J Bawden. 0)1 July 23. Henry A lies, janitor wk Sisopls, of C lark: same .. . 1; 01) faithful performance of all specifications smallpox patients and sign and contract for monument have met the tax on the tax hook for the , veral July 21. A (i Hammond, mapliophono J M Barney, ci a nee to conn fu rn itu re ...... 580 00 eiitertalument...... State of llliiifiis, Livingston County, ss. tv farm ‘J1 GO 21 and requirements relative to said morni with your approval, your committee de­ amounts ol district toad tax shown to tie .1 E Collins. same...... 10 00 10 00 G D Lockie, ujed serves. 25 00 July iti. CE DeHutles. Institute inst r.. 1 Ml 1111 board ot Supervisors, September Term. meat, which lias been approved by your City of Pontiac, guard­ cided to also let the contract for foundation due by the certificates of various officers, July 20,.I 1) Selmop, tn-'.ltute Instructor I ,0 IMI July •.ft, Mrs Margaret \ auglian.Institute Sept. IB, A. 1>. 1901. Total ...... $1912 20 S1071 70 cotnmiitefe and placid on file in tbe circuit ing smallpox premises 90 00 C9 10 to Merkle A Sons, of Peoria, III., for including amount of tax due rrnm railroads S A Rathbun, mdse ... Instructor...... Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the board The eonnty funds clerk’s office. 0 00 6 00 cents per cubic foot, reasoning that if any and other corporations, and further that .1 nly art. Cora M llamllU.n. iiislRiite in already being cx- i; mi of Supervisors: All of which is respectfully fcumltted. defects should be discernable at eompie- said clerk extend all school and corpora­ struetor ...... hansted, we. would recommend that the 1,226 25 July an. Gertrude M Cregg, Institute in­ Your committee, to whom was referred J a m e s B e r g a n , Uuion — lion of monument responsibility would tion tax that is properly certified in Ids of­ stru cto r ...... county clerk be authorized and is hereby tlie matter of Canada thistles, would beg J. C. D ie m e r , J C Diemer, cash paid . 1 00 rcBt with the same contractor, whether fice. All of which is respectfully snhmit- .1 illy •.'(;. .1 M l’.n.rnev,earettefor hand, etc instructed to issue county orders at the July 2 7 , Mrs s J I'risk, janitor services.. leave to submit the following report on the lowest rate of interest obtiinable, for any M.D e F. W il d e r , Amity— caused by defects in the foundation or by t«*.l. Kh INK Cl.A UK, Aug 5, W S l'err\. institute supplies It. K. Cot.Kill>W nil, Aug ft, Ida M Tlmiall, Institute instructor matters before tln-m: sum necessary to defray county expenses, | A. H. II a a g , K Alien, mdse , 31 41 31 41 the erection of monument. (' W Shackelton, mdse . Aug... .in.i S Murphy, institute supplies We Itave made diligent inquiry, and from payable on or before April 1. 1902. these I M. L tsn, 29 04 29 04 Your committee would further state that .1. K. ' II U'K I '. i n s, Aug 5. Jiio s Murphy (Treas) use fti K eh E A Jamison, mdse . 10 77 the information gathered from supervisors M. C l e a r y , 1(1 77 T'llus. M. W A Isll, Aug ft, ( A McGregor. Institute supplies orders to be issued at such time and in Irish ness A Barioh, coffin 6 00 6 (X) we have repeatedly discussed the matter of Aug a, H .1 Clark, p rinting...... ,1. V. Harr, and other sources throughout Hie county sucli amounts as the county treasurer shall .1. W. Hoover, Miner Bros, mdse 27 00 27 00 location ami have also learned that a Inrue Aug a. C M Parker, tDtl State Courses o| L) I) Mast,care of pautit-r ohn okmiiki Study__ ...... I ft or we are of the opinion ti nt they are being require, and to lie negotiated at par valu- Couroittee. 4 00 4 00 majority of the people of Livingston coun­ J O ,, b li Johnson Son,coal 10 73. Aug lli. ( laude (I Shepherd. pianist .... H) I exterminated. And we would urge that by the county treasurer. VTe would also 10 73 ty are in favor of having said monument \V. W. S e a r s . Aug la, A M i,egg (Treas) use ot CItau- r e 1911: i o r COMMi n KIC ON PAUEKK J M Sy pliers, d ru g s.., 15 05 16 05 ■hl j the supervisors of tie.- different towns see erected in the court house square. We A. Nti okkv, tampia Auditorium ...... recommend that n tax of 75 cents per $100 CLAIMS. Shackelton .t Richards, Italanee on hand Aug ill. p.lid ...... a so fte. that the good cause lie kept up until the m dse...... fJi 3 05 would, therefore, recommend that the Liv Commit 'ee. be levied for general county purposes, said Canada thistles, velvet weeds and Russian The following report of the committee C M Bradley, med serves 25 (X* 25 00 ingatoo county soldiers and sailors’ monu­ Tidal, taxes to lie levied on all taxable property John S Murphv,.drugs 10 1.5 A IUOI TiNM H.NT. thistles are exterminated from the county. on pauper claims was adopted on motion ment be erected near the northeast corner State Tax Fund. in the county for the year of 1901 and that .1 Shackelton, services ,t All of which is respect fully submitted. of Bergan: c a s h ...... of the said county’s coart house yard. On motiou of Coletiowcr the board ad­ Dr. the county clerk he authorized to extend 8 50 8 50 W. \V. Sears, the same on the collectors’ books. State of Illinois, Livingston Coqnty, ss. All of which- is respectfully submitted. journed until I :.10 o’clock. March ln. pjot, Ti> suite auditor's war­ 137 .*!0 rant for state school fund lax for ihow ,J79Vj .1 a sues B ek h a n , Board of Supervisors, September Terra, A. 177 15 J ames Bkr<;a n , All of which is re.specfully submitted. Rooks Creek- a f t e r n o o n s e s s i o n . March is, 1‘hii, To state auditor's war- .1. \ . b A lilt, D. 1901. E F Pierce, mdse ...... 1. C. Dif .mkk, ra:it fur Interest on state fund...... r> *7 G B. B row nson, ChairmaD. 7 SO M. I*k F. W il d e r , Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of tbe Board m M. D f.F. WILDER, The board met at 1 :30 o’clock pursuant to J. C. DtF.MEK, Newtown — Total ur‘ M. HoTAI.ING, of Supervisors: A. H. H a At i, adjournment, and was called to order by J. K. Ma st e r so n , Shackelton * Richards, Cr. O w en F e e h a n , Your committee on pauper claims re­ mdse — ...... I.M.L i h h . Chairm an ‘ Li.sh, who declared a quorum F rank Ci.ark, 15 00 15 00 Miire.h 2 ft. 1901. By amounts apportloneil A. Nl I'CKEV. spectfully report that they hftve examined Committee, present. and paid school treasurers as helow.. ,Js:( :( (is II. I>. G regg, the claims presented to them and recom­ , S'J/AW 45 82,121 70 The following comniunieation from Thos. March 2ft, mm. By county siqierliitend- Committee. M. H o t a l in g , m Clark moved that the report be adopted. ent’s commission ...... 1 it. 27 All of which is respectfully subm itted. Turner was, by the chair, referred to K. I.ITCirFIKI.il, mend the payment of tbe following, and Cleary moved as an amendment that REPORT COMMITTEE ON JAII. ACCOUNTS. that the clerk be directed to issue orders B. F . C o l e h o w k r , the public property committee: Total ...... 134 li vs Committee. action on the report be laid over until the To the Honorable board of Supervisors Fines and Forfeitures Fund. The'foilowingTeportuf the committee op on the county treasurer to the several F r a n k C i . a r k , REPORT OE COMMITTEE ON KqUAI.IZA February meeting. of Livingston County: Dr jail and jaH;accounts;jwas; adoptcd.on'mo­ claimants for the amounts allowed them J . E . S h a c k .k i.t o n , Bronson called for the ayes and nays. S ept 1 . moo. To bal on hand ...... ? 17 no THIN. respectively, to-wit: J . T . B a w d e n , Thomas Turner is desirous of establish­ E’en ic. mol, Tims Flohlt. J 1*. Wing...... :t no tion of Clark: Following is the vote on the amendment: The following report of the',[committee Name of Nature of Amt. Amt. R. D. Greg g , ing a shining and cigarjstandjin the court Feb hi, (i w Carpenter, J P, Odotl...... ft o*> State of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. Ayes—Wilder, Colehower,|C)ark, Hoov­ March c. H C 1'atton, J P, F la n a g a n .... h rxi on equalization was adoptedjon motion of Claimant. Claim. Cl’nied. A l’wed. J. A. Rupfkl, house lobby. lie is a sober, industrious March :to. (’ C Studley, J P. Flanagan__ a oo Mr, C’hairmanlandlGetjtlemcn qf the Board er, Allen, bawden, barr, Cleary, Feehan, Haag: Sullivan— J . E. Ma sterso n , man and highly commend him. April 4, S E Lewis, J ’!*, Sauuemln...... '2 oo of Supervisors: j C- F. Ross, med. services $ 5 75 $ 5 75 Goembel, Carter—11. April H, W S Wayman, J I*. Cornell ... Ill on State of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. J. M. Ca r t e r , VV. L. Talbott, Lewis Henderson, April n. (leo. Lynn, J P. F a irh u rv ...... - no Yourlcommitteo’orvj *>I andjjail accounts Drew & Brown, meal 8 50 K 60 Nays—Litchfield, Crahb, Piper. Shaekcl- Board of Supervisors,September Term. 7 00 7 0O J o s e p h P i p e r , K. Hoobier, Jesse Puckett, April -23, I told Bell, J P.Chatsw orth.. „ . it* 7ft. respectfully report-tfiat they have examined A. II. Haag, cash paid . ton, Phillips, Fisk. Corbin. Masterson, Sept. 13, A. D. 1901. Lesorweh* Bros., mdse. 16 23 16 25 J . N. B a r r , E. O. Reed, Ray blaisdol, Total...... run or, the claims presented to thorn and recom­ Brownson, Hotaling, Fienhold, Stuckey, Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board J . ftV. H o o t e r , J. G. Whitson, O. IT. Hope, Cr. mend thOjpayinont {off the] following, and 37 60 37 fto Dietuer, Gregg, Kitppel, Sears, Bergnn, of Supervisors: Committee. b a ll, F. J. Cook, By amounts for Superintendent’* card that the clerk bejilirecteil to issue orders on Sannemin— « Y Haag, Walsh—19. 1 Jan Hi. mm. Pontiac Sentinel.moo...... j ft oo Your committee, to whom was referred P- Clarey, digging grave 3 00 3 00 C. M. barickman. K. W. Winkler. the county treasurer to the”severnl claim­ r u l e s s u s p e n d e d t o a c t o n b i l l . Amendment lost. \ Jan ml. Pontiac Free Trader .V Olisr, I lino 5 on the petitions for rebate of tax, would beg N. G. Bennett, undertkg 14 (K( ! U 00 Ja n ho. Pontiac Ix-ader. PKio ...... ft no ants for ttuvamounts allowed thcm]respcct- C. F. Ross, med. services 33 50 3;i 50 On motion of Colebower tbe roles were On the original motion Cleary called for REPORT OK COMMITTEE ON AUDITING March 2ft. By amts apportioned and pd.. 17 si leave to submit the following report on the ively, to wit: suspended for the purpose of considering a the ayes and nays. TUKASURKIi'S ACCOUNTS. March -2ft, By county sitpt’s commission matters before them: fto so 50 50 oil lines and forfeitures ...... lit; Name Nature Claim Claim'd A lid bill. '.Moved-by Litchfield as an amendment The following report of the committee ou Ang h i, I’.y balance on hand ...... u; 7ft Regarding the petition of John Farley, Owego— W K Slyder, Inquest on hotly Ilf W. 11. Young, noise. . 15 00 15 ot Coiehower stated that the board had, at that the word “southwest” be substituted auditing the county treasurer’s accounts W F. McCurdy...... f $ 11 (X) we finu that he lias paid tax on U2.((R acres T o tal...... $110 Gil Same, inqst on body J as McKeiup 1 previous meeting, allowed $26 on a'bill for the word -“northeast.” was adopted on motion of Haag: . 11 instead of 7.1.1k) for the years 1 S‘M» and HXfO, Esuien- - F unds A p p ortioned by C. It. T om baugli, I’onnty Same, Inqst body C Gillespie ... ft IX) presented by Drs. Daly and Fiupatrlck, ■fryi m Cleary made point of order that the ayes Superintendent, March 2ft,TOOL Same, Inqst body of Jas Conley 11 25 and find that he has overpaid, during the J. N. B-trr, sei vices ami state of Illinois. Livingston County, ss. cast) ...... 17- 50 , 17 50 sodthat ablll was now before tbe com­ and nays had been called and vote was Same, Inqst body Martha Carrol II fto d Board of Supervisors. September Term. State F ines and Saint.*, la q s t body S alv ad o r O rello IS ftO two years, SU'ift, divided as follows: I pending, ‘therefore the ^amendment was T ow nships, Funds. Forfeitures Fetal.. II IX) 1899 -Rate tax, f l.iil; county tax. $1.01; mittee for *25, balance due, and that from SepL 13, A. I t 1902. 'a Ido...... * 2tS 28 $ I 26 . J 219 ft4 Same, lni|st Ray Gibson Clark. Pleasant Ridge— out of order. S Same, inqst Geo W arner ...... II 60 Ross & Cass, med. serves 350 3 50 what the committee bas since leaned they Mr. Ciiairnt&n and Gentlemen of the board elirasku.t lift! 38 2 OH i aw 4i Win I-Talbott, sherllf. expenses town tax, Round Grove township. 17 cents; Long P o in t___ '203 45 ' 1 17 293 62 were of tbe opinion that $40 should have Chair decided point well taken and (Ic­ of Supervisors: to Will co for prisoner ...... road and bridge tax, Round Grove town­ Indian Grove - Reading...... Xto :i7 V 91 3« 28 Kxp to Marathon, la, for prls'r been allowedinsfead of $26. On motion of eland the amendment out of order. j Pike...... 1C1 03 i tta * 131 0(1 ship, $1 44; school tax, district 9, Round W eslerveit A Co, m dse.. 15 20 Vour committee, to whom was referred k brlUKlngprlsrfriuJacksonville Cleary, Drs. Daly A Fitzpatrick were al­ Following ts the vote on the original mo­ Rooks Creek .. •m ot 1 27 221 Sft. For prisr to Tazewell county... Grove, |2 *_>0. In 1900-sto te jfta x , $1.08; Heiater Lough, care of the annual report of F,. O. Reed, county Amity...... *J64 82 IB* 296 3ft 19 60 lowed $15 more on said bill. tion : . \ rEx to Streator. III. for prisoner pauper...... — treasurer, of the earnings,{receipts and dis­ Newtown...... !21 01 ’ 70 121 71 J C 8 h m n er, bailiff fo r ; g.187 F 6® - , , I 08 < 188 44 mattresses for jail.. 4 00 4 00 the sonHof.$5.73, divided as follows; State Bouriand, 0. « . Eyiar, Henry Hobbe, M. SjW ehave also examined all jury certifi­ " supplies for jail. 2 50 2 50 G H Bronson, services Rose and Joel Alien, sureties, all of tbe monument report tbis afternoon. S'iW - cates and. county (orders paid, and burned * ♦ 7 7 321* .'MIA57 97 ^ _ “lies far Jail .4... 10 18 10 18 tax, 42 cents; county tax. 51 cents; town and cash...... 2 t 76 21-76 M I » 04 111 8T M Bose, clothing for prisoners... 11 06 of LWiSAston and state of Illinois, the same, tW e find sufficient funds in ------98882 1'96 340 77 ^ K. tax, Chatsworth, 16 cents; road and-bridge : T,! - _|u .. , are bold and firmly bound, EEQAEDING PAUPER BILLS. O S Went SCO, supplies for jail. 8 75 182 til 182 1« bank.KndJeash oojhand to cover bis iiabili ...... 188 96 1 08 190 06 - - - tank water for jall 2 50 8 60 tax, Chatsworth,34 cents; corporation tax, sople ot ...... !«H 38 1 7(5 3 06 14 Round Grove - __ sum o fi ...... 208 61 1 2 99 71 supplies far jaU. 8 50 2 50 Chatsworth, $1.96; school: tax, district 1, Oo motion of Haag it was ordered that We also find that the delinquent list 20 Graves, tel service, sheriff.. 36 50 86 60 Cord 1 f t Supply'Cn, mdse 34 31 34 31 to the payment the committee on pauper claims reruse to the eounty{amounts{to about $7d. We fi 236 43 I 36 2 I7 J9 “ prisoners 721 50 721 50 Chatsworth, 82.31. We recommeod th at an W F Ju lian , med serves 12 00 12 09 bind ourselves, our heirs, allow any pauper bill that, bad not been that the greater part of this is included: Total...... *8,818 68 $47 94 2 50 order be drawn in favor of James S. Doo­ Thomas Walsh, services ’ oainistrators, firmly by J > services...... 3 00 a n d o a s a ..:...... 3-50 3 60 n witness whereof we marked O.K. by the supervisor of the town errors of aasessmenti>nd amounts uneol- I am, gentlemen, very truly yours, ” ...... 1 60 little for $5.78, tbe treasurer to charge same 3 20 mblefa the bill emlnated. removals and other C. IL T ombaugh, F C Calhoun, constbl fees & milg 32 50 to the several funds above mentioned. 49 81 1901. AUTOIlf may be collected, County Supt. of Bc.h Mts. Jas Benger, •• “ 2 05 All of which is respectfully submitted. Cbatswortb— of above «P°R¥ « fflpnHETBK OK TOWli lft 30 would ‘ the attorney for ■ 1 ■ J . F. Co r b in , M Raising, m dse...... ! ± RESOLUTION ANENT THE RESIGNATION M 00 Anton Ortmoo, mdse Herbert, The lollowing report of the e l) the mat- «» 44 44 19 15 J ames Be r g a n , OF SUPERINTENDENT 1 *. LiTOHFiar.n, % John Thompson, Justice services 6 10 4 74 _pauper. T3-0O 3! la office all moneys, Board ofiSttpervisors, September Term. 1 ■* R u p p r l , on motion of LMchfield: J A Hoover, justice services...... 27 80 is M M. Ho t a l in g , W W Sea:Sears, scrv fticash 18.-81 18 4 books, papers** In his hands as Inasmuch as the resignation of C. R. E N Shroyer, Justice services.... 14 86 9 99 D r J o el Al l e n , ______j, then this obli­ V-- Sept. IS, A. D. 1901, F ie n h o l d , W E 8lyder,examining witnesses Tombaugh as superintendent of schools of IgT S 15407 gation to be void, otherwise to remain in _____ K Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board Committee. and exam body for identifleatn 10 00 Committee. full force and virtue. 4 ‘ '.fV ' 'rs- Livingston county has been accepter, by A K Bobtnsou, constable services 15 Sift D wleht— of Supervisors: * •COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS. Same “ ” . 2 55 r e p o r t o f c o m m i t t e e o n p r i n t i n g . McWilliams & Smith. W i l u a m E . H e r b e r t , E ^ » 3 V - t A - * / 1 Your committee, to whom was referred this board, yonr committee on edmition J J Vanderree, justice fees ... .. 6 90 m dae...... U 55 11 56 BEal Tbos Hardy,'constable fees...... 7 56 The following report of the committee ■Sr& ISSr'0* town and town accounts, would beg leave On motion of Sears it was ordered that recommends tbe adoption of the foilowing W. L. Babe, med. servos 3 60 3 60 BD-xt5* V • ^ ■- Same. . •• “ ...... 14 Aft H . C.'H o b b s , tbelehalr appoints committee of three or resolution: on printing was adopted on motion of Ber- C M Baker, undertaking 02 48 48 OO I £ to submit tbe following report on thejmat GeoWhltham, •• - 8 46 G L Kern A Rio, mdse.. 2* 28 24 28 M. Robe, five members to draft resolutions of respect Resolved, By the board of supervbo s of D M Baker, supplies for jail...... 9 14* K«n: tors before them: A L Oook, supplies for jail...... P J Reynolds, med serv 144 40 119 40 JOEf. ALLEN. Livingston county, that by the resignation > 50 State of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. to the memory of G. W. Cline, a former John Buzzard, guarding prlsonrs J J Knudsen, mdse...... 17 00 17 00 State of Illinois, Livingston County,ss. TOWN TAX. member of this board. of Superintendent Tombangli the spools and cash paid ...... 4 0» Board of Supervisors, September Term, a. Reeder & Chester, mdse ;i 95 3 95 I, Erastus Hoobier, clerk of the circuit Robt H Belt, magistrate work... 5 40 D. 1901. Nelson Bros, mdse__ __ 3 55 3 53 The chair appolntedlSeara,-Allen and of our eonnty have lost the services rf one W.P Bruner, supplies for jail.... court. In and for said eonnty and state, do Waldo...... ;8280 00 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board Martha McCarty, care of hereby certify that William K Herbert. O. Hotalingfas>uch committee. wl*09e every official act was for the ad­ J N Morris, constable fees, s bills pauper...... 4 60 3 00 Nebraska ...... 400 00 . j-.rA -V ... • ' John Zimmerman, police magis­ of Supervisors: P. Bouriand, D. C. Eylar, Henry Hobbs, vancement of the cause of education and 5 90 John Stewart, coal...... 17 62 17 62 LobK^tiint...... V ... . — 360 00 REPOBT OF COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION. trate services, 4 bills ...... 13 85 M. Rose and Joe) Allen, who are each per­ one who, amongst teachers, patrons and Matthew Uouison. sheriff fees of Yonr committee on printing respectfully R D Gregg, serves & cash 10 on 10 00 sonally known to me to be tbe same per­ P ik e ...... 200 00 La Halle county...... 87 (XI 87 00 The following report of the committee scholars alike, was a wise, patient and Im­ report that they have examined the claims sons whose names are subscribed to tbe vBaoks Creek...... 300 00 James H Gaff, justice fees,27 bils 8ft SO 49 87 302 35 201 86 foregoing instrument, appeared before me on education was adopted on motion of partial leader—an efficient superintendent. presented to them anil recommend tbe pay­ N ebraska— N ew to w n ...... 75 00 this day in person and acknowledged that C Shackleton: With entire satisfaction we can contem­ $1681 Si *1381 94 ment of the following, and that the clerk G W H orrie, c o a l...___ 7 65 7 65 Eppards Point ...... ,.T3e on the 100 00 .v- .i • ;• /Jfr» - A • » they signed, sealed and delivered said In­ ; i plate tbe progress made during his tern of All of which is respectfully submitted. be directed to issue orders on the county C W Talbott, med serves 2 2ft 2 25 strument as their free and voluntary act, Pontiac...... 8c.on thejioo oo board of SuptTvisors, September term, E E McCoy, drugs...... 3 00 3 00 office, and with pride can point to thn high R. D. G regg, Chairman, treasurer to the several claimants for the for tbe uses and purposes as therein set Snnbnry ...... 200 00 SeptfB^her 11, A . D. 1901. D Gingrich, m e a t...... 6 10 O 10 forth. state of perfection reached in our schools T nos. M. W a l s h , amounts allowed them respectively, to-wit: H R Moils, mdse...... IB 50 16 50 Belle Prairie...... 200 00 Your committee on education .claims Given under my band and official seal under his supervision. We believe that no W. A. P h il l ip *, Claimant Nature of Claim Gfmd A lid C A Smith* house reht 9 00 9 00 this 13th day of September, A. D, 1901, Indian ...... 10c on the 100 00 wonld beg”feave. to report that they have Linneman Bros, mdse .. 4H 00 48 00 fl.r.sW county can boest of a more capable corps of Ow en F e e h a n , I. J Calvin, folding and dlstrib K r i s t i s H o o b l e b , ia|9mS A v o c a ...... 200 00 examined all claims presented before nting proceedings ...... $ 9 IX) 2 no Henry H.nlae, coal__ __ 0 17 0 17 ,?Z/i'J o | E. L it c h f ie l d , [ s e a l ] Circolt Clerk. - J ...... -275 00 them and recommend the payment of the teachers than is now employed in Livings­ H J Clark, assessors'lists ...... 79 90 79 95 -vV-’ D r . J o e l A l l e n , Same, printing ...... ft 95 5 9ft State of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. .Cvw: following, and that tbe clerk be directed ton county, nor of schools more nnlf irmly W L Miller, pub assessment lists 10 86 10 86 JV,. - Nevada ...... 400 00 Charlotte— I do solemnly swear that 1 will support to issue orders for the several amounts to graded. And while we accepted his resig­ .Irise p ii P ip e r , C»A M cG regor, blank b o o k s ...... 75 75 F a y e tte ...... 200 00 Same, supplies for co elk ___... ft 26 5 25 J A Kerrlns, md.^o...... the constitution of the United States and nation with much regret, yet it was with Committee. the constitution of the state of Illinois, and F o r r e s t...... ^...... 400 00 to theseveral|claimants, to-wit: Same, supplies for sheriff...:.. 60 50 Reading— C E Tombaugh...... A...... H2.40 the knowledge that as a citizen arao igst REPORT OK COMMITTEE ON FINANCE. Same, supplies for circuit elk . a so 3 30 that I will faithfully discharge the duties Sannem in...... 250*00 L J Calvin, pub assessment lists 10 19 10 19 M Pnrcell & Co, mdse .. 9 00 9 00 of county superintendent or Livingston We have examined tbe books and vouch­ us his devotion to our schools* best interests U nion...... 150 00 The following report of the committee S J Porterfield, same ...... 29 21 2* 91 Thos Evans, coal...... 31 70 31 70 county, according to tbe best of my ability. ers of C. R. Tombaugh, county superin­ will not die, but will grow; and his judg­ LJ Calvin, same ...... 7 62 7 52 Luk&c & Barra, mdse .. 85 50 86 50- W i l l i a m E. H e r b e r t . Chats worth ...... 760 00 ou finance was adopted on motion of Sam e, s a m e ...... tendent, and find the same to be correct as ment ever be a guide to those having at 11 7ft Il 75 Do do 75 75 75 75 C harlotte...... TOO 00 Cleary: F u lto n a Sutton, same ...... 63 22 B sffl F Holmes A Son, m dse.. • 42 00 43 00 Taken and subscribed before me this per hi9 statement herewith attached and heart the welfare of our schools. For vdiat R F Bradford, supplies elr elk.. 171 39 171 39 J T Kach,mdse...... 62 10 52 10 13th day of September, A. D. 1901. Broughton.... 150 00 State of Illinois, Livingston County, ss. Same, supplies co elk ...... 200 S3 200 83 made part of this report We find there is he lias accomplished In his official capacity O Stephtson. mdse...... 17 29 17 29 E r a s t u s H o o b l e b , R e a d in g ...... 300 00 Board of Supervisors, September Term, Same, supplies co treas ...... 71 00 V_ 71 00 due him for the following services ren­ and for friendship’s sake we wish him Same, supplies A C Ball...... 3 ftt -J 3 50 St Mary’s Hospital, care [sea l] CircuitCierk. A m ity ...... 400 00 A. D. 1901. * Same, supplies eo supt schools 68 91 68 91 of pauper...... 50 dered the sum of three hundred and seven­ abundant success in his newly selected vo­ a g a i n s t c h a m t a i g n o 4 * E sm en ...... 226 00 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board Same, supplies sheriff ...... 37 12 37 12 B IL L COUNTY.I teen dollars (.1317), as shown by his state­ cation. same, supplies co judge ...... 16 92 IB 9*2 315 09 Odell...... i ...... 200 00 of Supervisors: » Dwight Star and Herald, publish­ Attorney Norton notified the board that ment submitted to us, to be psid out of the Forrest— S u lliv a n ...... 300 oo REPORT OK COMMITTEE ON JURORS. Yonr committee on finance respectfully ing assessment lists...... ■19 62 ■19 62 Sheriff Talbott bad a bill against Cham­ state treasury. Johnson it Renoe, puli report it S A Iloyt, house rent .. 16 00 16 00 Round <3rove' ...... *...... 300 00 The following report of the commit!eo on report that they have examined the claims su p p le m e n ts...... 42 18 42 18 Mrs E JBranz, m dse...... 15 45 15 45 paign county of about $102.00, and had sent We recommend that the county clerk ex­ Jno S Murphy, supplies A C Ball 1 2ft 1 25 jurors was adopted on motion of Haag: presented to them and recommend the J S Francis, I10us? rent . 12 00 12 00, bills to that eonnty on several oecastoas, ROAD AND BRIDGE. tend all district school taxes on all the Same, supplies co supt schools 1 6) 1 65 J G Barnbizer, medsrvcs 22 00 13 20 payment of the following, and that the C R Truitt, pub report and sup­ but could not get the money. On motion lands, personal property and railroads on Yonr committee, to whom has been given J W Whitmore, “ 43 40 . 43 40 Waldo ...... 81,000 00 clerk be directed to issue orders on the p lem en ts ...... 33 20 33 20 of Cleary, the attorney was instructed to the tax books, as.shown by the certificates tbe work j*t securing grand jurors for the J A Smith, pub assessment lists . 23 91 23 »1 J O Krack, m dse...... 27 43 . 27 43 Nebraska...... 1,500 00 county treasurer to the several claimants C V Frary, same ...... 14 00 14 on J M Carter, serves & casU 20 71 20 71 collect tbe same from Champaign county, of the proper school officers. February term, beg leave to«ubmit tte fol­ Long- Point...... 60c 0D{the' 100 00 for the amounts allowed them respectively, E A F.lgnus, same ...... 10 07 10 07 by suit if necessary. We herewith attach Mr. Tombaugh’s re­ lowing names: C R Truitt, printing ballots...... 163 00 156 99 148 19 P ik e ...... 40c on the 100 00 tc-wit: C allahan a Co, b lan k s fo r 00 iudg 6 GO 6 00 port and make lt{part of this report. W aldo-Frank Doyle, Gridley. F ayette— BILLS AGAINST OTHER COUNTIES. R o o k s^ reek ...... 40clon the lOO 00 Name Nature of Claim Clinil Alld Ancona Advocate, pub assm t.. . 12 62 12 62 W W Salisbury, med ser 1*55 00 100 00 All of which is respectfully submitted. Long Point— D. H. Carlton, Flanagur. $114 20 A E Tiffany. ..same ...... 15 32 15 32 i U - , •' N ew tow n...... Illinois Eastern hosp,Kankakee .$114 20 E V Holly, printing and supplies W H Oxley, m dse ...... 5 97 5 97 On motion of Cieary the sheriff was in­ Reading—Walter Sixt, Ancona. Illinois Institute for Education lft 87 15 87 6 ^ * ... *■' ^Eppards Point...... 40c on the 100 00 J. T. B a w d en , Joseph Kontz, m eat__ l 44 1 44 structed to make out a statement showing Rooks Creek—Louis Salzman,Gray nont. deaf and dumb, elothg & supls 10 68 Grand Total ...... (1169 31 *1015 51 Jno Goembel, serv wight-B. A. Buck, Dwight, C A McGregor, drugs . • 8 75 SSwi^^Chatswrtrth ...... S ept . To bal on hand ...... $ 7 lii SS review ...... 140 00 110 00 per diem aD d mileage for appearing aa 1 1900, James Wash, memb bd of review 196*00 September 13, A. D. 1901. C A McGregor, drugs. 1 00 4<>o on the 100 00 To fees collected during Sept, 19o(i 20 00 (iermanville—Peter Freehill. Strawn. 1% 00 C harlotte...... B F Colebower, attending pav- Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board G W Patton, nouse rent. 8 00 witnesses in the pavinjAcase, inasmuch as O ctober, 1900 ...... ft 00 Chatsworth- K. lUberhorn, Chatsworth. 17 50 Sullivan ...... 1,400 00 II OO ing rase and mileage... ft) 1 G W Rice, undertaking they did not have a bill for snch aervloee Nov " ...... Charlotte- Charles Trunk, Chatsworih. Frank Clark, attending paving of Supervisors: Anton Fischer, bedding 6 00 B roughton...... ______# tc on tbe 106 00 Dec 7 Od ft fto before tbe finance committee. J a n 1901 II oil Sullivan -John Haag, Cullom. case and mileage ...... Your committee on soldiers and sailors’ Diamond Coal Co, coal . 12 00 R ead in g ...... _____ 40c on the ion oo 22 CO J C Diemer, com work & mileage 80 5ft H Opperman, mdse 34 16 Feh Round Grove Jens Mortenson, CainpuF. Minnie Huber, reporter In pav­ monument would beg leave to submit the P o n tia.. c ...... 40c on the i°o oo M arch IS 00 R B PhilllDS & Co, mdse 22 58 ADJOURNMENT. . > t , . , 4H 00 M. Qo ia l in g , ing C a s e ...... 4u 0o 20 (X) following report on the matters before ~ BeBe Prairie ...... «®e on the April100 oo (1 P. Brownson. com wk A milage 30 8(1 20 80 O S West & Co. m dse... 32 25 K 'W m May ' 4(1 00 F. E. F h k , them: On motion of C lark the board* adjournal 42 fin \V W Kenny, elk bd of review ... 216 00 216 00 Jacobson & Schlosser, Round Grove...... lAQe on the 100 00 Ju n e J. C. D ie m e r , R D Gregg, eom work & mileage 6 40 6 4(1 We hereby re-submit Hie same report m dse...... 6 50 5 50 until the first Monday in Febrnary, 1903. Ju ly HO 00 A.S iu c k e y , A m ity ...... ^ eo o the 100 00 August 82 fill .1 E Shackleton, sam e.... __ i8 60 13 60 dated September 12 inst.; having reconsid­ Jno Ross, med services . 3 00 A tru e copy. W. W. S e a r .-, 1 M Llsh, servs brd of review and 8 25 8 25 D M Baker, mdse...... 1. M. L is h , Chairman.' W e find no certificate* ef tevles on file Total. $1,247 SS J . A . R c p p e ., eom work and mileage ...... 159 40 lftfi 40 ered the location ot said monument, we C F Cook, m d se ...... 1 00 1 00 from the towns of Pleasant Ridge and Ger- J. F. CORBIN, J F Corbin, com work & mileage. 7 to 7 40 A ttest: F r ed D u c k e t t , Clerk. • j Cr. Round Grove twp, use town hall would still recommend that it be erected J W Hoover, serv A cash 91 51 91 51 manville for town tax, and Union for road Sept 29,1900, W M Welch ,x Co, Institute Comniittfo. for election Nov, 1900 ...... ft 00 npar the northeast corner in the court D R Lewis, mdse...... 2 00 2 00 By W. W. Kenny, Deputy, and bridge, and wonld recommend that the note books and records , 2 a2 Co

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