THE CULVER CITIZEN. LAKE, MAXINKUCKEE

VOLUME VI. CULVER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. NUMBER 279

Mrs. D. TT. Smith left on Mon­ Matrimonial. PERSONAL day for a two weeks' visit in Jewell The M. F.. parsonage on Sunday i THE WEEK City, Kas. SUMMER SCHOOL TRIP afternoon was the scene of a mar­ Chester Zechiel has gone to A n­ riage ceremony in which Miss POINTERS derson as teacher of zoology in the Mary Myers, daughter of Mr. and IN CULVER high school. Cadets Meet an Enthusiastic Reception at Every Mrs. Jacob E. Myers of Poplar Miss Helen Hastings returned Grove, was united to Howard E. Brief Mention of Culverites and Little Items of Local Happenings of to Chicago Saturday after visiting Point on Their Long Lake Tour. Mikesell. The young couple were Interest to People in Town Their Friends Who Have Alfred Byrd’s a week. attended by Mr. and Mrs Myers Come and Gone Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel of Tee- and little daughter Tiny. After and Country garden were Saturday and Sunday It was Cleveland that furnished lake was lashed into great white the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Mikesell guests at Henry Zechiel’s. the most royal welcome of Culver’s capped waves by a stinging nor’- M iss Mary Medbourn visited in , went to the home of the bride’s —The Indianapolis choir bo>s Elzy Hawkins has resigned his cruise of ’08. From the moment easter that came round the break­ parents to remain until Monday Argos last week. loft the lake on Mouday after a position at llessel’s. and Tim Wolf when the North Land touched her water. Here was tlie pride of the when they went to the home of Frank Menser is visiting at Au­ month’s outing. quits Hand's market Saturday. dock Monday night until the cadets Ohio reserves, victors over all their Mrs. Mikesell. near Monterey, to rora. Til., this week. — The Wagoner family will hold L. C. Dillon and family made a were in their sleeper berths en neighbors and ready to show these reside for the present. The bride Ilarry Medbourn will attend a reunion at Vandalia park next motorcar trip to Huntington and route for Niagara on Tuesday night young Hoosier upstarts a thing or is a popular young lady in a wide Wabash college this year. Monday, Labor day. Markle lust Friday, returning Mon­ Cleveland belonged to Culver, and two about rowing. The same long circle of acquaintances, and the Isaac Edgington grew a water­ Burt Buswell of Rockville was a day night. her leading men helped to make delay was repeated here but at last groom is manager of the home melon for the editor this season, Sunday guest of John Buswell. Mrs. Eli Spencer of Mishawaka the ownership complete. Mayor the gun fire was heard and the two farm belonging to his mother. and it was a fine one. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jennings of has been visiting at D. H . S m ith’s and m ilitia, civilian and sailor, boats scudded down the course un­ Chas. W. Atha and Miss Minnie —The Ladies’ Christian union South Bend spent Sunday with during the past week. She left on alumni and men who knew not der the combined efforts of wind, E. Kiuzie of near Burr Oak were meets this Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Busart. Monday to go to Lincoln, Neb. Culver before, were at one in m ak­ wave and muscle. united in marriage Tuesday at the homo of Mrs. Elick. Mrs. Otto Stabenow and children Misses Annie Morris anil Mar­ The Culver boat went down the ing the welcome unanimous. Plymouth by Rev. M iller in tbe — TheCulver public school opens went to Chicago on the three-day garet Ness of Chicago are here this From the dock the battalion mile straight as a. pike swims ! county clerk’s oflice. Tho newly Cox’n Ball beat the stroke with his for the fall session on the 14th, tho excursion Saturday. week visiting the Howards. One went straight to Luna Park where married couple will reside on a hand, interjecting shrill encourage­ academy on the Kith, and the dis­ Mrs. \V. Busart of Memphis, works in a bank and the other is a as their experiences were recorded ment at the recoveries. Rowing farm near Burr Oak. trict schools on the 21st. Tenn., arrived Monday to visit doctor’s assistant. follows in the morning papers: like a single machine and helped Earl L. Houghton, a son of Ed Rev. Mr. Waimer will preach with Mrs. Mary Busart. Mrs. II. J. VanSchoick and by the following wind, the sea I t wasn't martial law which pre­ Houghton, formerly of Culver, and at Trinity next Saturday evening Mrs. (>. T. Goss and daughter daughter Jennie and Master Hen­ vailed at Luna Park last night, spanked them down over the mile Miss Emma M. Lee were married though the appearance of a husky in six minutes and twenty seconds, a.t 7:3J, at Rutland Sunday morn­ Beatrice returned Sunday from a ry returned to Chicago Saturday at Plymouth by Rev. Miller Satur­ company of m ilitia with rifles on which was justabouta minute fast­ ing and in Culver Sunday evening. ten days' visit in Bremen. after visiting four weeks with rela­ their shoulders gave that impres­ er than they ever rowed the dis­ day afternoon. They will reside —Capt. Crook bought a iyw Miss Hazel Filar of Evanston. tives and friends in Culver. sion. The visitors were the cadets tance before. Eight and three- in Plymouth. crank shaft at Fort Wayne last 111., was the guest from Friday un­ Ed Zechiel, who has been in of the Culver naval school, on their quarters seconds later the Cleve­ week for the Neeswaugee at a cost til Monday of Tressa llaw k. Washington and California for the heralded visit to this city. Under land boat finished. From the ner­ Arm Cut Off. of $500. He expects to give her a the head of Rear Admiral Albert vous excitement Cox’n Ball col­ Roy Peabody, 17 years old. met Than Gandy was the only Cul- past year, has returned and ex­ Rose, r . S. N., the boys. 250 lapsed into the arms of Boon, the new engine next season. pects to resume his studies at H e i­ with an accident Sunday at. Argos veritc, so far as known, who attend­ strong, sailed through the old mill, starb’rd stroke, just across the fin­ Although the subscriptions delberg university. Dayton. iiAvhich he lost an arm and nar­ ed the old settlers* reunion at La- shot the chutes and rode through ish line. He was taken to the Hawk, for the band concerts expire this the gyro machine without getting and revived.— Leader. rowly escaped death, lie boarded paz. E. C. Church and wife left Tues­ week the band will continue to give seasick. It was tlie first time Luna an excursion train and attempted Charles Ilissong, daughter Em­ day on a two weeks' vacation in their regular Tuesday night con­ park ever entertained a rear ad­ Some Proposals. to jump oil' after it had attained ma and little granddaughter Cleo Chicago and Kokomo. They were certs as long as the weather is miral and the park officials did The successful handling of two considerable speed. He was thrown made a trip to Plymouth Wednes­ accompanied by Mrs. Churh's sis­ everything fo make tlie place ship­ warm. big trips has led some of Culver’s and the suction of tho running day. ter. Mrs. Hayes of Kokomo. shape.— Plain Dealer. — Howard has secured the con­ friends to advocate a departure be­ train drew him under, his arm ex­ Mrs. Geo. G am is visiting her Dr. nnd Mrs. N. S. Norris left Two hours of an amusement tract for furnishing bread to the yond the ocean. Dr. Brady is en­ tending across the rail. It was cut brothers, Aaron and Allen Burkett, Sunday for Fort Wayne where the park put everybody into condition thusiastically recommending a oil' above the elbow. When picket! academy for another year. Tho at Mound Valley, Kas., for two doctor attended a dental meeting. for the spacious rooms and luxuri­ school has for thc present aban­ travel school of two months, chart­ up ho was unconscious. The young weeks. From Fort Wayne they went to ous beds of the Hollenden where doned the plan of building its own ering a steamship and making the man is the son of a jeweler, and Misses Clara and Merle Hughes Michigan for a week’s vacation. “taps’’ was unnecessary except to principal ports of Europe. Anoth­ baking plant. of Markle were entertained by was regarded as tho mainstay of Mrs. Charles B. Stuart and a follow regnlal ions. For a while on er plan not quite su pretentious is The Marshall county old set­ John Zechiel Jr. and family over the family as his father is in fail­ . party of relatives came over from Tuesday morning the Culver blue to have a department of foreign tlers’ reunion at Lapaz last Satur­ Sunday. ing health.—Independent. Lafayette last Thursday in a tour­ and gray were in evidence all over study limited to fifteen or twenty day was attended by upwards of Cora Buswell returned to Terre ing car and are pleasantly domi­ Cleveland while the boys made ac­ cadets under the charge of two or Mr. Replogle’s Condition. 3.(XX). It afforded a great oppor­ Haute Sunday after visiting here quaintance of the beautiful Buck­ ciled at thc Osborn for a couple of three officers who should select C. G. Replogle was taken to Ep- tunity for theofiice-scekers to spout six weeks with her father. Sam eye city. Then everybody went to weeks. Mrs. Stuart is the only some central location as Brussels worth hospital. South Bend, on and meet their dear constituents. Buswell. r the boat race which started the surviving member of the family of and from this make short trips to Thursday. Two consultations have —Tho engagement of William Mrs. Frank Pulver, on route 15. day’s triumphs. the late Adams Karl, one of In d i­ nearby cities, pursuing their stud­ been held. The doctors are agreed Jennings Bryan Jr., who was a went to Paw Paw, 111., last Satur­ At 2:30 the ranks of tlie battal­ ana's wealthiest men. ies all the while and perfecting that his liver is affected, but the Naval school cadet iu 1900 and day for a two weeks’ visit with her ion were formed for the official re­ Steve Smith, carrier on route 1(5, themselves in modern languages. exact nature of the difficulty can­ 1907, and in the wiuter school of parents. view and the boys swung into line reached home Saturday after cir­ not be determined without an oper- l‘.K)(j-7, to a Milwaukee girl is anJ B. B. Ferris and family conclud­ behind a squad of mounted police, Winter School. culating among Ohio relatives for ation which lu* is not yet in a con­ nonnced, and his picture is printed ed a two weeks’ visit at A. B. I lolt’s a company of the local engineeer As the summer session closes ten days. Tie attended the great dition to undergo, lie is a very in the newspapers. on Monday and returned to Kan­ battalion, a platoon of Troop A who many of the cadets look forward to reunion of the Overmyer family at sick man, and his friends are await­ Captain Rossow, for the past kakee. 111. formed their escort, all under the the opening of the winter school Fremont, his credentials vesting in ing further news with anxiety. three years in charge of the Black T)r. Rea, Jacob Myers and Leon­ charge of Major *J. R. McQuig. on September 1(>. Applications the fact that his first wife was an Horse Troop, has severed his con­ ard Wilson went to Toledo ou M on­ Amid the cheers of the throngs have come in rapidly during the Argos Walloped. Overmyer. He reports line crops nection with the academy. Prior day to attend the national G. A. R. that lined the streets Culver passed last month aud the roster is now The Argos baseball club met de­ i:i all the sections visited by him. to the close of the summer session encampment. with her swinging veteran stride. filled with a waiting list rapidly feat Sunday afternoon at the hands Rev. W. M. Nicely left Monday the members of the troop presented Messrs. Geo. Davis and Delbert Here once more the Black Horse growing. This condition is en­ of Tippecanoe by a score of 7 to to attend conference at Attica. If him with a gold watch. Wills of Culver and Bert Davis of Troop came to its own again, and couraging to the authorities who 4. Argos fans insisted that Wick- returned to Culver for another —A spark from thc chimney set Kewanna witnessed the bail game the loudest cheers of all greeted had anticipated more delay than izer umpire the game but the Tip­ year, in compliance with the re­ fire to the kitchen roof of the house at Peru Sunday. tho organization which had its ori­ usual on account of the financial pecanoe boys would not play if he quest of his official board. Mr. owned by Mrs. George Voreis and John IT. Coon and wife and son gin in Cleveland. stringency. umpired. There were several wran­ Nicely will be away from town two occupied by Ulysses Burkett, on Dean of Van Wert. were recent A t Wade Park, one hour later, gles during the game and it was Sundays, spending the week fol­ Much Needed Convenience. Main street, at 6 o’clock yesterday visitors at Air. Coon's aunt's, Mrs. was the climax of Culver day in with difficulty that peace was pre­ lowing conference in Jamestown, A railroad depot street route, morning. The fire was discovered Elizabeth Wagoner. Cleveland. On tho beautiful lawn served. —I ndependent. Ind., where his wife and baby now by a passing traveling man. Mr. Mrs. ( t o o . Davis and son Floyd which will connect all the principal against a background of merry Sale of Cattle. Burkett put out the iiames with a and Mrs. Delbert Wills and daugh­ are staying. railway stations of Chicago, is the faces, bright dresses and the green J . E. Myers sold last week three few buckets of water. ter spent Sunday with Mrs. Wm. Chas. Osgood pulled down the latest idea in the way of improved shrubbery, and under a cloudless head of Shorthorns to A. N. Van- —The reports in the daily press McCoy at Kewanna. curtains of the White Swan Tues­ j transportation in that city, and is sky, tho battalion marched and Riper of New Carlisle. Ind.—a 10- of the waiters' strike on the North Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward day and left for his home at Mari­ under consideration by the traction countermarched, did their silent mouths bull for $75. a yearling hei­ Land on the trip from Chicago to of Hiram, O., are here on a ten on after having had one of the officials. A t present it is difficult manual and the Butts manual as fer for §75, and a cow for $125 Cleveland were absurdly exaggera­ days'visit. Mrs. Woodward is the most successful seasons in the his­ even for a person conversant with only Culver does it. Then the He also sold to A. B. Wykoif of ted. No meals were interrupted or daughter of Geo. Gam. tory of the pavilion. The dances street car transportation to go troop took the Held and showed the same place an 11 months bull even delayed, and the cadets knew Dora and Cleo. the little daugh­ on the W hite Swan are among the readily from one railroad to an- thousands of onlookers how their for $100. uothing of it until it was over and ters of Joseph Ilissong. are visit­ pleasant attractions of the lake and other and for strangers the task is famous troop has not allowed its the matter adjusted. As soon as ing at the home of their grand­ the very best people give the pa­ d i sco u rag i n g p ro portio n ate l y. A Sudden Death. skill in horsemanship to abate. the quartermaster opened his of­ father. Charles 11. TTissong. vilion their endorsement. Mr. Nutt, a farmer living near School Notes. fice on board Sunday the cadets Miss Esther Bixler. sister of Ray Dinsmore returned from Two Splendid Victories. Burr Oak. died yesterday morning, were able to draw money for the Mrs. T. M. Hoffman, returned to Hampden, N. D., and has resumed With proud acclaim Culver now Miss Downey of the high school after suffering a stroke of apoplexy faculty has concluded not to teach tips which the waiters complained Berne, Ind., last Saturday after a his work in Tony Young's machine hails herself champion of the great ou Tuesday, lie was a cousin of during the coming year. Her suc­ they were not getting. stay of six weeks in Culver. shop. He was disappointed iu his lakes in cutter rowing, for the stal­ J. F. N utt of this place. cessor has not yet been secured. Mrs. Frank Thompson of Huron. expectation of getting a job as en­ wart lads from little Maxinkuckee A Tidy Outfit. The board of education will prob­ New Arrivals. S. D., returned home Friday after gineer of a threshing outfit. Gro­ have rowed away from the two Mail Carrier S. S. Sm ith of route ably add music to the course the spending the summer with her ver Filar, who was promised a sim­ crack teams of the naval reserves Sept. 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Dom in­ 15 will enter upon his duties next coming year if the right person aunt, Miss Florence Morris. ilar job, is taking a turn at shock­ on the big lakes and have done it ions Hatton, twin girls. Monday morning after his vaca­ ing. Will Easterday is working iu can be had. W ill Rea has gone to Stoning- on their own courses. For Sale. tion with a new wagon of the lat­ a meat market at Hampden. Ad­ ton, HI., near Decatur, where he It was after an interminable de­ New Building at Maxinkuckee. No. 37. 70 acres. I i mile east of est approved design. It is a two­ am Dinsmore is expected home takes the position of principal in lay in Chicago on Saturday the 22d The Bigley brothers are getting Maxinkuckee boat landing. Sur­ wheeled enclosed vehicle with a this week. The railroad compa­ the high school at a salary of $80 that the second crew race was start­ the material on the ground for a face gently rolling; soil clay and body of white and running gear of per month. nies misrepresented the demand ed. The result was magnificent as gravel; 15 acres saw timber, fences dark red. The interior is fitted for men in that section, aud as a | two-story brick building at M ax­ Ramona Slattery accompanied a race but we lost at the end by inkuckee landing. The lower good. This is an excellent piece with letter and paper cases and is consequence thousands are practi­ Miss Newman, who had been a half a length. Then came another story will be used for a general of land and is suitable for trucking. provided with a red leather cush­ cally stranded. guest of Hazel Porter, back to long wait and the big event of the store. No. 11. A 10-room house, barn, ion seat. Sliding glass windows South Bend last week and remained Lost A black imitation alliga­ afternoon was on. B ut it was easy. chicken house, fruit trees, well, furnish protection from inclement there several days. tor bag, 14 inches long. Contained Culver led from the start and at the Oats a Failure. cistern in house, shade trees, lot weather. The outside is handsome­ Mr. and Mrs. M ilt Elson of Kose- articles belonging to a lady. Sup­ finish had pulled nine boat lengths There will be practically no oats 4:9x132. This property is well suit­ ly lettered and further ornamented dale. Ind.. are here on a two weeks’ posed to have been lost from an from the Illinois N. R. crew. to market hero this fall. The yield ed for a boarding house. Near with “Old Glory’' painted in oil. vacation with John Buswell. Mr. auto leaving the Lnke Viotc hnfal M'tw» novt /-.F «._ _ _ e _____ n l - i ~ l * i A . O. B ro w n & Co., one a t the LIBRARY COMMISSION RECORD. SHIP-SAVING DEVICE. OPEN DEALING IN PAINT. The Culver Citizen largest brokerage firms in New York, failed, the liabilities being estimated J HOOSIER BREVITIES Pamphlet Issued Giving Interesting Gun Which Will Shoot an Anchor Buying paint usee) to be like th® ARTHUR B. HOLT. Publisher. at considerably above $ 1,000,000. Information. from Vessel to the Shore. proverbial buying ot a "pig in a Hostilities between the Netherlands poke.” Mixtures In which chalk, CULVER, INDIANA. and Venezuela were brought a step NEWS OF THE WEEK IN THE Tndianapolis.— Interesting informa­ W ashington.— Tt is a wonder that, it ground rock, etc., predominated woro nearer by tho receipt at The Hague STATE OF INDIANA. tion in regard to the public library never occurred to anyone before to marked and sold as “Pure Whitfe I of an unofficial copy of a second note commission of Indiana is contained in fire a small anchor with a line at­ Lead,” the deception not being ap­ from Castro’s foreign minister, Jose a pamphlet which was recently pre­ tached ashore from a wrecked vessel. parent until tho paint and the paint­ LIVES ARE SAVED BY CARE ilc Jesus Paul, setting forth Venezue­ pared by the commission. It is stated The present method is to fire a bolt ing were paid for. This deception is la’s grievances and stating that that that the commission was organized in shaped like a sash weight, but. this has still practiced, but we have learned to : country awaited satisfaction. No Passengers Killed by Indiana Roads ; 1899 in response to the demands of the disadvantage that, if there be no expose it easily. 111. half blind, criticising the church in Quarter Ended June 30— Indiana club women and others that one on shore to receive it and make National Lead Company, the larg­ fast tho line, the moment a strain is on lhe score of untruthfulness and in­ Efforts to Stop Mis­ the state encourage more and better est makers of genuine Pure Whit© put upon the lino it is pulled back to Lead, realizing the injustice that was sincerity and declaring that he could h ap s. reading. Discussing the work which not worship “America's trinity— suc­ is being done the pamphlet says: the ship. A device has recently been being dono to both property owners cess, pleasure and gold”. Rev. Albert Indianapolis.- "No passengers, either “The commission furnishes 25 towns patented, the invention of which is and honest paint manufacturers, set H. Trick shot and killed himself in a on steam or interurban railroads, were of less than 100 inhabitants with li­ about to make paint buying safe. room in Mills hotel in New York. lie killed in Indiana for the quarter ended braries. Of these one had nine libra­ They first adopted a trade mark, tho OF I WEEK was once pastor of a Presbyterian June P.O. 1908.” The Indiana railroad ries or 360 books; another 14 libraries now famous “Dutch-Boy Painter,” and church in Chicago. commission points with pardonable or 660 books. There are over 100 as­ put this trademark, as a guaranty of Gov. Magoon announced tho Cuban pride to this statement in its quarterly sociations in places of loss than 500 purity, on every package of their elections would be held November 14 I accident bulletin, as showing the re- White Lead. They then sot about Record of the Most population. In ten communities the j and the new president installed Janu- suits of its efforts to stop what it. population ranges from 13 to 95. Tho familiarizing the public with the Im portant Events ; ary 28 next. termed “the groat American crime.” books aro sent to 1f> rural schools. blow-pipe test by which the purity Condensed for the Vance Williams, a negro accused of One year ago the commission com­ "In 1907 the commission had 169 and genuineness of White Load may be determined, and furnished a blow­ Perusal of the Busy murder, was lynched near Louisville, menced a system of supervising and libraries containing 5,825 books. At . K y. inspecting the physical condition of the present time there are 194 li­ pipe free to every one who would M a n . W. C. Conlee, a St. Louis barber, the roads, and the present rejx»rt is braries containing 6.845 books: 126 are write them for it. This action was in killed himself because the use of safe­ regarded to be illuminating, as show­ general collections containing 40 books itself a guaranty of the purity of Na­ ty razors had ruined his business. ing what may be accomplished in this •each; 68 are for use in the study tional Lead Company’s W hite Lead. PERSONAL. The stage running between Cody space of time toward lessening the clubs: 12 contain from eight to ton As the result of this open dealing Admiral Dewey unveiled a memorial and Meotettso. Wyo.. was held up danger of accidents to travelers. Dur­ books on agriculture. The annual ex­ the paint buyer to-day has only him­ tablet, to Admiral Farragut in the and the passengers robbed of $1,500. ing the first quarter of the year, end­ penditure in the traveling library de­ self to blame if ho is defrauded. For Portsmouth navy yard.’ C. H. Watson of Allison. O.. shot and ing June 30, eight passengers were partment is $1,900. test outfit and valuable booklet on W illiam J. Bryan visited Salem, 111., killed Elijah Crabtree, who had eloped killed in Indiana, six of these being “The general libraries contain read­ painting, address National Lead Com­ his birthplace, and was given a great with Watson's daughter. on steam and two on electric roads. able books of non-fiction, fiction, both pany, Woodbridge BIdg., New York. o va tio n . Light men were killed and a score In the second quarter the number was standard and current, and a good sup­ Delaware Republicans nominated S. injured by the collapse of a wall of I reduced to five, three on steam roads ply of nature stories, histories, trav­ FOOLISH QUESTION. S. Pennowell of Sussex for governor. a now brick building at Chelsea, Mass. and two on electric. In the third quar- els. biographies and stories for the Firing the Anchor Ashore. David E. Thompson, American am­ Forest fires near East Tawas, Mich., ter there wore but two fatalities, the young people and children.” bassador to Mexico, was run down by destroyed many acres of pulp wood. steam railroad being responsible for that the projectile shall make itself a bicyclist and suffered a fracture of Burglars cracked the safe of the J one and the electric for one. The Compromise for $420. fast on shore, regardless of the pres­ one arm and contusions of the face. post oflice in Waukegan, 111., and got i record In the fourth quarter is written Newcastle. — The litigation be­ ence of men. Fritzi SchetT, star of the light opera away with money and stamps to the ! clear of fatal accidents. As against tween the heirs of James Johnson This is called the Mevers-Rogers stage, who was recently divorced from value of $3,000. this total of 15 fatalities for tho year and the St. John's Evangelical Lu­ automatic anchoring projectile. It has Baron von Bardslebon, an officer in So suspiciously largo was the vol- the number in tho previous year theran church, which involved tho been approved, after thorough tests, the Austrian army, is to marry John time of business done on the New York was 5S. The commission is frank in ownership of tho church property, was by the supervising board of inspectors. Fox, Jr., the Kentucky author, it is stock exchange on one Saturday that | commending the railroads for what it to come up in the circuit court, but The projectile, which has a grapnel­ reported. it will be investigated by a special terms their care and efficiency in mak- was postponed on account of the ill­ shaped head, is fired from a cannon President Roosevelt went to Jordau- committee of five members. More ing these results possible. It. also ness of Judge Jackson. However, a and can be sent a quarter of a mile villo, N. Y., for the dedication of a than a million shares were bought takes some credit for itself and its compromise was reached. By the with a two-inch manila rope attached. public library erected in honor of the and sold in very large blocks and it is inspectors. The commission deplores, terms of tho compromise the seven As tho projectile will anchor auto­ mother of Douglas Robinson, the pres­ believed the trades were "matched,” however, that as good a showing can heirs are paid $50 each, a total of $350, matically, communication is estab­ ident's brother-in-law. "O h , Willie, wot ver goin’ ter in pursuance of some deep laid scheme. not be made in tho matter of acci­ while the church pays the costs, lished independent of shore aid, and District Attorney Jerome was com­ s h o o t? ” Tho railroads met a decisive defeat dents to employes and to travelers on amounting to about $65, the total cf the rope being heavy enough to sup­ pletely exonerated by the commis­ “Indians, of course! You didn't sup­ in the federal court of appeals at St. highways and to trespassers. To cut- the compromise being a little less than port a number of men. a breeches buoy sioner named by Gov. Hughes to in­ $420. pose I was goin’ out t.o hunt sparrows, Louis when two opinions were handed . ting down possibilities of these acci- can be quickly operated over it. The vestigate charges against Mr. Jerome. d id y o u ? ” down reversing the findings of tho ulonLs the commission is now bending end of the rope left on board the ship George W . Fitzgerald, lho assorting Soap Is Recommended. lower courts in the matter ol the safe-^pts energies. W ith regard to employes is tied to the highest point on board European News Disseminators. teller in the Chicago sub-treasury Jeffersonville.— Col. W. W. M u d d , tv appliance law passed by congress on electric toads the record of fatali­ the wrecked vessel, a block is reeved A French statistician calculates thar. from whose desk $173,000 disappeared warden of the Frankfort (Ky.) and sustaining the position of the gov­ ties is clear for two quarters. In the into it. to which is hitched the there is one newspaper published for about 18 months ago, was arrested prison, and Finley Fogg, one of the e rn m e n t. first two quarters five were killed. breeches buoy. Tho first man being every 82.000 inhabitants of the known charged with the theft of the money. prison commissioners of Kentucky, The grand jury at Springfield, Ill- a sailor, he takes with him attached world. In Europe, Germany heads tho A son was born to Senator and Mrs. wore here the guest of Acting Superin­ returned indictments against six more Farmers Fight Field Fire. to the block of the breeches buoy a list with 5,500 newspapers, of which A . J. Beveridge of Indiana at Man­ alleged leaders of the mob. At Kan­ tendent M. M. Barnard of the Indiana Craw- fords vi He. — Sparks from a line, and as ho roaches shore ho will 800 are published daily. England chester. Mass. reformatory on a lour of inspection ol kakee, Private Klein of Chicago, who Monon freight engine set tiro 1o haul in enough of this whip lino to comes next, 3,000 newspapers, of Cashier N. A. Alston of the bank of penal institutions. They are seeking killed Earl Nelson, was released on the dead grass meadow on the farm reach from tho shore to the vessel, which 809 are “dailies,” and then Stevenson, Ala., disappeared and it is to learn how to rid their prison of the $10,000 bail. of Thomas Murphy, seven miles north thus establishing an endless whip line, comes France, with 2,819 newspapers, alleged that he is short in his accounts prison odor which pervades such insti­ The Seventh regiment. I. N. G.. was of Crawfordsvillo. Owing to the ex­ by means of which tho breeches buoy of which only one-fourth are daily or from $20,000 to $24,000. tutions and were astonished when told sent home from Springfield. 111., leav­ tremely dry weather the grass and can be operated back and forth to con­ published twice or thrice a week. Italy by Superintendent Barnard that noth­ ing the city without troops. other small vegetation was baked dry, voy passengers from the wrecked ves­ comes fourth, with 1,400 papers, and ing but' soap, water and elbow grease GENERAL NEWS. Frank Ualladav of Rosedale, Pa., and after a start the fire raced across sel to the shore. The breaking of the is followed by Austria-Hungary, Spain, were used at tho reformatory. Nearly 30 miners aro believed lo fatally slashed his 19-year-old wife the field into a rail fence, destroying rope in firing the projectile is pre­ Russia, Greece and Switzerland, tbe have perished in Hailey-Ola coal mine with a razor because of jealousy. thousands of rails. It then burned up vented by a heavy spring, a sliding last having 450 newspapers. Alto­ Calls Democratic Clubs. No. 1. at llaileyville, Okla.. when Formal notice of his nomination for along a cornfield and got so close to ring and cable, and the rope, after be­ gether, Europe has about 20.000 news Laporte.—Harry B. Darling, tem­ fire destroyed the hoisting shaft and the vice-presidency by the Democratic Mr. Murphy's house and barn that ing fired 15 times, does not show the pap ers. ______porary secretary of tho Indiana air shaft and cut off air from the men. convention at Denver was served on with the aid of neighbors a ring was least wear. Federation of Democratic clubs, issued Sporting Offer. Floods at Augusta, Qa., did immense John W. Kern in the great Colosseum plowed around tho buildings and pre­ the official call for the state conven­ As he entered the restaurant the damage lo property, demoralized busi­ at Indianapolis. Mr. Bryan was among vented lhe fire from reaching them. tion. which will be hold in Indianapolis A TRUE SON OF ERIN. cut of his cloihes betrayed him as a ness. stopped all traffic and caused the speakers. Wednesday. September 9, to perfect a member of tho sporting fraternity. several deaths. Eleven coaches were held up by a Seek Woman Married at Laporte. permanent organization. A temporary Such W ill the Son of Lady de Clifford Choosing a corner seat, he ordered A terrific downpour of rain lasting lone bandit in Yellowstone park and Laporte.— Hunter

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M \ R MONT LO W ; 1? 231, K. P. MEETS EVERY ture, comfort or even luxury. The ness men from Chicago and other Tuesday uvenin«. (). A. R e a , C. C. F. hon i:\r>i;i.r.v.V.C. much to make humans content frontier, is being won by city boys, 1IHNKY II. C U L V E R I.O D C K CK, K. AN1) A. 15 f«> 7i a r M Meeis Sceone iim iI Konri.h Sal nr. says. with existence, is gone. In tact, it who are making their homes in the N. S. Nokuis, S«f‘y. Kic.w k .I*i>»:ih . W. M. is becoming a question whether the new country. The old ranches of IS B gI-' a : We carry the largest and most I K-;-,. i j -. f a , H KNRY SPKYKR POST is;. . rural districts have not all the, best the West and Southwest, where g ft K) | Ej 4 '• M. I I k.m m in oick. A dj. S vm’ i. O sim h in . Coin. of it. thousands of acres of land, which ii <•}. &•>' & W<)M AN'S R K I.IH K <'()){ P S 21". MKKTS T H E First aud Third Saturim>i ijn, M . E. C. Va., “ with various fen.ale troubles. M iss B ichsik M k ij k o ik n . M. o f R. 0 . tirst time in history a great migra­ ken by youths from the cities, who TrunRs and Stiit Cases I had such a backache that iti t p.,.; LOYAL AMERICANS OF THE REPUBLIC. tion is taking place in Pullman are making their escape from what drew me over, so i could not stand STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL Moots ovi ry Socond M onday evening. Uuiam M k n sk k . President. cars, and tho words are literally they have come to look upon as straight. The doctors could not M. Ki .N'OR v S m it h , Secretary. help me, so I lock Cardi::, and true. How significant they are, it thralldom, and are seeking peace C l ’ LV ER I* IR E llK P A R T M 15 NT. M E ET S EV now I fed like a n*:w \von:un.” ;v.: cry Second T hursday o w n mr. needs but brief thought to under and ease and comfort. M.' II. Foss. Sec j. C. R. As»PKR. Chief. At A ll D r u g g is t s CULVER TOWN HOARD. MEETS FIRST stand. For the boys and girls of The country boy has a home— and Tl i n I Monday evi nings. WRITE P0R FREE ADVICE* L l v i OsuoitN, Clerk. A. A. K icks. Pros. the town are seeking the country. the city boy has a boarding house. s ta tiiiK uk-‘ a n d d■ ••viLvni s y m p ­ ass HOARD OF EDUCATION. NO RE(iULAh There is a backwash, a strong un­ The country boy has an interest in to m s, o L, meeting dates. O. A. R k a , Pres. The Chattanooga Medl< no Co., E. K. I’a h k »;ic, Sec'y. dertow, from the cityward tide of the family farm, which will one day Chattanooga, Tenn. ~rZ 38 population. The city's boasted su­ be his the city boy has wages and Wallace’s Farmer says that pros­ periority is a memory and not a is waiting for the man ahead of ■ E R U DROP A LINE perity might have returned soouei r ;ality, and no one has been so him to die or resign. The country t o t h e : f i s h e s but for the policy adopted during quick to discover it as the country boy can make his money count for the outbreak of the panic last fall boy and girl. the future—the city boy must Kennedy's AND IF THE LINE BE FROM OUR by the manufacturers. The facto The story of (.lit! reaping ma­ spend his for the needs of the day, STOCK OF ries shut down their plants or dis chine,of the windmill.of thethresh- the cost of which is out of all pro­ Laxative missed a good portion of their help er and the traction engine, are not portion to their worth in his sur­ to enable the dealers in their line? new. They were the pioneers roundings. The country boy is to unload stocks at the old prices among the farmers’ allies. Now “ his own boss’’—the city boy punch- Cough Syrnp The consumers being obliged to ac­ Fishing Tackle es a time-clock. The country boy _ , _ thc gasoline engine, the compressed ... . . , , * , ,, i Relieves Colds by working them out cept less lor the products they had air storage tank and the milking Wlvl1 h,s levers and push-buttons of {he system through a copious and the answer will be a good big fish. to sell refused to buy them and machine are becoming everyday b ,l,d electric switches, is no longer healthy action of thc bowels. f.f all fish were “ sucKers” any old line would hence the stagnation. The Farmer atfairs on an increasing number of ^he horny-handed son of toil the Relieves coughs by cleansing the would do, but some fish are “wise” and it takes declares that if the factories had farms. Power, which, after all, has city boy it is who works with his mucous membranes of the throat, chest pretty tempting' bait to catch them. a n d bronchial tubes. gone on just as though nothing been the city man’s genius of mag- bamls aud breaks bid back over a had happened and had reduced MAs pleasant to the taste Our line o f Fishing' Tackle is complete. io, has become subject to the far- ^osk- as Maple Sugar” prices, farmers would at once hav< trier also, and he has leaped past It is a ]x>or farm nowadays that taken advantage of these lower the experimental stages in the use does not have some of the above Children Like It* prices and increased their pur­ of sttam. electricity, gas and com­ conveniences. A farmer need not For BACKACHE-WEAK KiQHEYS Trj Culver Cash Hardware chases. And in view of the fact be rich to have many of them. A Kidney Suro pressed air, w hich have marked the DeWltt’s and Bladder PiUs and Safs — a ) that farmers consume the great course of the city’s progress, and complete establishment, where ev­ For . V a l e h y T. E. Slattery. bulk of all the manufactured arti has come at once into possession erything is done by machinery, cles in the I'nited States we max literally, is possible on the farm of the newest and best methods of ESTABLISHED 1>,.: conclude that if they had kept buy­ application and utilization. The when it is utterly impossible iu thc city. ing every industry would have kepi modern bath and the laundry-tub Distance now troubles the city W. 8. tA SIIPA y for ihe veru finest Bakery Goods on its feet. The Farmer concludes are features of the farmers ilomo man more than his country broth­ that this determination ou the part today, gasoline or acetylene lights Funeral Wretior aLW RYS GO TO of the manufacturers f limit iiis rooms; gas engine, windmill or er, for the city man must live in . . . of . great supply has been. r.., . hydraulic ram tills his water-tanks ^u‘ outskirts or suburbs and must and LtTil'iMnKT prosperity. Thu* 11 J and furnishes running streams in the trip to or from his office view seems plausible enough—so lavatory and kitchen. Motor-driv­ twice a day. The farmer may ride Ci. R. HOW ARD much so in fact that the next time PRIVATE AMBULANCE en saws cut his wood or his straw, to town when he chooses in the TELEPHONE 23*2 a panic threatens the factories QUICK SliRVICK with current, furnished bv some time it takes the town dweller to might do well to take no note of ii electric station which sends out rea°h the store, or he may stay at All Day or Night Calls Reccivc further than to put their prices so WE SERVE LUNCHES AT SALES power to carry the “suburban” home, as he like6. He consults his Prompt Attention as to meet the situation and krej Not a cent or expense to party making sale trolley car past his door. Orders own desires and inclinations as to going ahead on full time and with for his.produce, nows of the mar­ the sort of work he will do today a full force. kets. friendly converse, emergency or the number of hours he will Many More Freight Trains. calls are received and sent-by means | spend in it. The city man at best Hinshaw Kros. of thc phone on the living-room has a square of grass he calls a ir The supervisor of signals on thc ? i Til wall, and his mail comes to his l i and 7 > 8 p. in. Phones: Ollice, V; Kesidonce, S7-1. is to accommodate a new am The spell of enchantment which D E A L E R S IX heavy contract on which the Penn­ the city once cast so widely is bro­ keep the boy aud the girl ou the ken for the farmer’s boy who can farm. Both are going to stay—in sylvania is a favorable bidder. Fresh smofced NORMAN S. NORRIS increasing numbers, from choice. & W. S. WISEMAN, M. D. 1 he transportation will amount ride a plow or drive a wagon which Canned Goods, fresh . D E M S S r Phq.slclan and Surgeon to about lo trains per day from St l>ads itself with hay from the field. —Technical World Magazine. Oflicc Oflicc in rear of the Post a ilily when ,-ick one-, drug the stomach or done at fair prices winter's supply of food is cut for stimulate i.In- Heart and Kidneys. Thai, is all 1 county to another and be allowed wronu! A weak stomach menu-- weak stomach M. R . C L I N E . him, the refrigerating machine nerve.-, always, Aud this is also true of the Contractor and liuiltlcr Kell l.onq Distance Telephone to vote at the election on Nov. 3 heart and l;iilney<. The weak nervos are in does away with the cutting and '.i'":i. This explains why Hr. The law requires a residence in the •>|>J> * Ite.-iterative is promptly helping stom Residence— Maxlshuchif. hauling of the ice. the turn of a acji. heart and kidney ailments. Tin- I Cos tor Vonr Trade Respeclliillij Solicited state of I > months, in the county C»0 alive reaches out for the actual cause of these tap waters the stock. He has an ailment.-- (ho failing “ insidonerves.” Auyway days and iu the precinct 30 days. ii-vt the Ife.-lorativo tS hours. It won't cure so SHELF electric tool for shearing the sheep, soon a that, hut yon will know that lieln is s. c. SillLLI.NO W . O . O S I’OBN So tho county must not be changed coming. Sold by T. K. Slattery. WILLIAM ftRIJBB. President his corn is husked and shelled by HARDWARE ( 'ii diier after Sept. •», nor the precinct after Low One=Way Colonist Rates. PLUMHF.fi Oct. 3 . ______machinery, ditches are dug by an 1 .11 at: eohl com pletely. And f’n • severe muscular effort. venuc>. l.- nt;; -o safu and loothsome. are v rv Ask agent or write J . C. Melen- Profecfed aqalnst B a rsla ry and Holdup onei ror ehdilren. No quinine, no laxative, Not only is the boy who Colored blotting paper, five bcau- rioihuik’ har^h uor siekeiiiiit:. Box 18—25c Sold was backer, T. P. A., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1 lumbing, gas lifting, hot water -.ifnl shades, for ladies fancy work, Chicago Excbaagc al Reasonable Rales l» 1. E. Slattery. born on the farm recognizing the (37)a20wl0 aud 8teaiw fitting. Real fs la le Loans Made A. M. Koberls. ; now on sale at the Citizen office. Three per cent. Raid on Time Deposits THE CULVER CITIZEN HICKORY BUSH A Successful Sale. ARTHUR 2. HOLT, Publisher. TO [ The Ladies Aid of the M. E Entered at the postolllce at Culver, ludiana, church is highly gratified with the! h:- .*M*/4iii'l elas-: m ail m atter. HAPPENINGS i results of the s.ilt* which was held i C u l v e r . I n d ., S b p t e m k is k 3 , 11J08. Bold Plan That W as Matured at Bav View Place on Wednesday j Dtarrftoea. Colic anti Aunt Sally Hopkins has devel­ In This Country. afternoon of last week. The ladies I oped quite a liking for iced tea, from the lake cottages were pres j and will can a considerable quan­ tint iu large numbers and eager to j Real Estate Transfers IT WAS A DARING SCHEME. tity for winter use. purchase the quills, rugs, aprons; \V Lineberry to Emma Lineber- The Plunket twins, Liveretta and other articles of household and The Enterprise Was Known to thc E x ­ ry. 40 lores in sec 2f>, Conter.§22.50. and ( )ysteretta, have returned from ile of St. Helena, but Just a s th e domestic use besides the home ( i Sossoman to Aurora Bennett, a two-day tour of the Northern Preparations Were About C o m p le t e made bread and cakes. The sale j lot in Plymouth, $3500. summer resorts. They went as far the Fallen Emperor Died. netted upwards of §50. Are diseases that require prompt attention. iOliztbeth Galbraith to C. Wil­ as Twin Lakes, and report a joyful Even in “the last phase” our coun­ Big Marsh Fire. In almost ovory neighborhood liams, lo acres iu sec 22, Green, occasion. try sustained a certaiu association with the captive of .St. Helena, says a A marsh lire lnts been raging in ! some one has died from these dis­ $1)00. Count Spaghetti, our tonsorial writer in the Magazine or History. a district lying south of the Pock eases before medicine could be pro­ Lutitia Keed to Maratha Nise- cured or a physician summoned. artist, who has been boarding with The English felt that any danger of ard farm in North township for the rescue would originate upon the west­ winder, lot in Inwood. £30. Those -who rely upon physicians the Peterses, has given up his bed­ ern shore of the Atlantic. past few days a id has burned ov. r Elda Cooper to () Smith, lot in often find that they are away from room and will use his bath tub as Admiral Cock burn occupied the 20 acres. Tbe lire reaches a depth home when most needed. Argos, $ 1200. c u r t i sleeping quarters until after the neighboring island of Ascension, avow of about two feet into the muck O Smith to IT Cooper, lot in A r­ edly to prevent it falling into the hands FAIN IU THE STOMACH, Every family, and especially those watermelon season. of Yankee raiders. The feeling in (he The people have plowed around tin; Cofie. CMom Mortus, who reside on farms and ranches, gos, $2200. CRAMP COLIC. miles from any drug store or physi­ Abe Biggens has again sustained United Stales against England was nr district and by this moans expect BILIOUS COt.lC, .) Thomas to J Cox, four lots in that time quite bitter. Napoleon’s PAJKTER3' COLIC. cian should keep at hand a bottle of his reputation as the best fisherman ! to stop the spreading of the flames. Lapaz, §700. landing at St. Helena followed the bat­ gllJIJSEH OBJIMtfVSf in our community. Last Sunday tle of Now Orleans only about seven — Independent. CBOLEOA. OYSFNTERV. OlAfiRHCLA. A Yoder to II Schmucker, 40 a Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and ho went down to the river and months, and the downfall of the revo­ BLCODV PUJX. in see 33, Germao, $1000. lutionary monarch aroused deep sym­ Cash for Poultry and Eggs. CHAONIC DIASRHOA. CHOLERA caught a big mess of German carp, I.NFAKruu. 4SD eoim . Diarrhoea Remedy. Lizzie May to Mary Thompson, pathy throughout the country. Cash will be paid for poultry CGMfUVNT using litnburger cheese for bait. Rut the actual grounds for believing T.T A LZ IT/I POB31 S. No physician can prescribe a bet­ part sec 5, Polk. $210.(10. and eggs brought to Aubecnaubee Miss Porcelina Peddycord pur­ in the existence of a rescue parly and C*yLY BV ter medicine for tho purposes for 13 May to same, same tract. rescue plans in the United Slates re d Park on Wednesdays and Satur­ Clambcf-aia Ualicioe Co., which it is intended. chased some nice new hosiery at upon the movements of (•cnerul Lnllc- days. Parties desiring to sell poul­ htintf*ctu>!ng PfwnMCltJI. Julia Scbrimer to Walterhouse DRKMOIMCS. IOWA. U .«. A. Tho remarkable cures effected by the Emporium Saturday night but mand and his associates. This ollicer’s try or eggs here on other days ^Sellers, 10 a in sec 15, German,§1. military record, from the revolutionary Pi, but had suc­ A Apple to A Campbell, 5 acres It is equally valuable for children and adults. vexation on the part of the Misses ceeded in escaping and joining his in sec lfj, Polk, $225. brother at Philadelphia. Peachy Pippin and Lolta Gabb. Barbara Xoggle to I'l Wilt, part At this time our country was literal­ of two lots in Bourbon, §050. The title of their duet at young ly swarming with French military ref­ people's meeting was “Bring Forth ugees, many of whom. like Lalletnand. Martha Nichols to W Nichols. were under capital sentence for their r the Royal Diaphragm,” not “Dia­ I i lot in Plymouth, $500. Conduct toward the Hourbons during Stomach trouble is but ft symptom of and not hi itself a true disease. W«* think of Dyspepsia, gram,” as it appeared. the hundred days. J Vanderweele to Q Cram, 10 Heartburn, an d Indigestion as real dfsca&rs. yet The Lallemands proceeded ostensibly th y are symptoms only of a certain sptciiic lots in 111 ion, and 5 acres in sec 24, By her remarkable presence of Nerve s ic k !n » —nothing else. to unite a number of these veterans it was t his fact th a t first correctly hv! rir. Shoop Adrian Tippecanoe. $(5000. mind Miss Samantha Dewberry Into a military colony which they in the creation o f that now w r y p opular Stomach i: m dy—Dr. Shoop’s Restorative Going direct 1 Tucker to W Lehman, lot in escaped what might have been a called the Field of Asylum. to the stom a«1 nerves, alone brought that suet • >- Our government granted them 100.- and favor to !»r. Shoon an d hi- It.-storaciv-. W ith­ Tippecanoe. $425. serious accident early last Sunday out that ;;r: final r.nd highly vitidpriiiciple.no 000 acres on the banks of the Tombi.u s .>■). lasting accomplishments v. ore ever to be had. fa rm and field morning. For several days Miss bee, but as their own project required For stomach distress, bloating, biliousness, bad ft Cross to Lillie Klapp, part of breath ami sallow complexion, try Dr. Shoop's Samantha’s prize corn has been their establishment near the sea they R- srorntiv —Tablets, or L iq u id —an d s-. for your- two lots in Plymouth, $575. self what it can and dll do. We sell and c:heer- on a rampage and on arising she sold the hinds and with the proceeds fully recoui::.eiui A Hammond to W Siders, part settled on the Trinity river. In Texas, fence of secs 34 and 85, I n ion. $1000. applied quite a quantity of powder about fifteen miles from its mouth. Carrie P»lakey to F Snyder, 45 a to the corn in an effort to alleviate The second in command was Huron Dr. Shoop’s Best and Miost Satisfactory the soreness. As she drew on her Itigaud, whoso kindly feelings toward in sec 10 and lot 2 in sec 10, West, the ancient regime had been Illustrated $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 . new gun-metal shoes she exper­ by publicly stamping the cross of St. Farm fence on the Market Anna Si pie to 1 Reed. 40 acres ienced shooting pains all through Louis under his feet. Needless to say. Restorative her lower limbs. Hastily making he was also under sentence nf death by T. E. SLATTERY. in see 10, Green, $3800. Louis X V III.!s court martial. Leave orders for Screen Doors; a large her way to tho barn yard she im ­ Rut the best known oi nil this de­ stocK; all sizes and right prices. The Overmyer Reunion. mersed both feet in the stock tank. voted b a n d w as th e fa m o u s p ira te I.a- W indow Screens t o order. The Overmyer family held their Her prompt action, in Doc Dope’s fit te, who had begun life as a Hor- SHEET METAL WORM deaux blacksmith, had killed his love fourth annual reunion at Fremont, opinion, prevented what might rival in a duel, had become a noted OF AL,L KINDS ()., hist. week. . There were 500 in have been a serious explosion. corsair, the terror of sthe Antillean attendance, representing thirty seas, had !>oon the effective ally of Tin, Galvanized iron and Asbestos Drive Rheumatism out of the biooil with Dr. General Jackson in repulsing ihe Hrlt- f e r r ie r towns, including Mrs. George M. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy and see how quick­ ly pam will depart . Rub-ons never did reach ish at New Orleans and at the time of Roofing. E«ve Trough, Valleys, Osborn of I'nion township. The ilu- real ui-ea-o. Rheumatism isn't in the skin. the French settlement of old guards­ Its deep down—its constitutional. (Jetting rid Ridge Roll and Cresting, ftelseij first representative of this large of the pain, is after nil. what, counts. That ir men In his vicinity was established at why Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy goes, by G alvesto n. and Torrid zone furnaces. None family, John George Overmyer, word of the mouth from one to another. And herein lies the popularity of this remedy It is This narrative does not require a de-j iw! lirstclass materials used. came to this country in 1751, and winning defenders everywhere. Tablets or li­ tailed statement of the affairs of tho | quid. Sold by T. H. Slattery. settled in Pennsylvania. Dr. B. 400 grenadiers, of the attacks of the !iandfs> Grocery A a o re . Mexicans on their enmp, of their final F. Ov'ermyer of Leiter’s Ford re­ A bore is a man who talks about his removal to New Orleans. John s. Gast. Phone^2-lti sponded to the address of welcome. own motor-car when you want to talk All the circumstances indicate that It j Ur. Overmyer was elected presi­ i bout yours.— Td ppincottrs. was not the intention of the Lallo- ! mands to found an agricultural colony. I Headquarters for II. J. Heinz’s dent for the ensuing year. The Just a Uttlc Cascasweet i* all that is neces­ but to unite about 1,000 old soldiers K E E N B R O S . sary to give your baby when it is cross and next reunion will be held in Culver peevish, Cascaswent, contains no opiates uor for the deliverance of the groat pris­ Culver Real Lsiare Exchange narml'ui drugs and is highly recommended bv oner. Baked Beans, Pickles, Sauces, Cat- the last Thursday in August, 1909. mothers everywhere. Sold by T. K.Slattery. The location of their camp was most A good listlist. ofot farms to pick from. 1' , , T V l _ , Resolutions by Teachers. A Thorough Job. favorable for the scheme, being near Houses and lots iti Culver and lake S L I O S ^ 1 1 C K .1 C C I v y l T l O n S j C t C . “ H ow 1b your wife getting on with the sea in an unsettled country where At the recent session of the coun­ front property for sale. See what j ^ 1 XT TV/T 11 T 11* her spring cleaning?" "She's cleaned their movements would not be watched we have to oiler. Phone -1(.>. ty teachers' institute the following me out all right.” and, above all, being in proximity to Beech N ut Marmalades, Jellies, Lafitte, who commanded the required resolutions were adopted: Pink Pain Tablets—Dr. Shoop’s—stop head­ ache. womanly pains, any pain anywhere, in 20 ships. Besides these desirable vessels, Jams, Baked Beans, etc., and the We fully sympathize' with the minutes sure. Formula ou the 25c box. Ask one, a model of swiftness, was con­ movement for better school sanita­ your druggist or doctor about the formula—its line. Sold by T. K. Slattery. structed at Charleston and equipped Mi l ANI £. CO. tion, and wo urge each teacher to for its purpose in the most complete None Such line of Canned Fruits endeavor to bring his individual Treatment of Feather Pillows. m anner. school surroundings up to the If feather pillows have an unpleas­ An intrepid captain named Boissiere, livery standard set by our able boards of ant odor give them a thorough drying who navigated for pleasure, had ac­ and Vegetables. education and of health. before a clear lire. cepted Its command, and this was the i Feed aed Sale We are heartily in sympathy ship destined to carry away Napoleon DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small pills, Bonaparte, while Lafitte would land with the present school laws rela­ easy to take, aud gentle and sure. Sold byT.K. the guardsmen and engage the atten­ tive to the better qualifications of Slattery. — SlaWe tion of the English cruisers. W . E,. H a n d ’s G r o c e r y teachers and their better remuner­ A T h o u g h t. The enterprise was known to the Special attention given to travel­ ation for services. We stand against Never excuse a wrong action b y captives, as shown by Bertrand's dis­ ing men. Terms reasonable. any change in these laws unless it saying that some one else does t h e closures. But when the preparations be to strengthen those now in force. same thing.— Franklin. were about complete the news arrived Barn East of the Postoffice Wo pledge our best energies to of the emperor’s death. Kodol will, in a very short time, enable the make these laws operative in spirit stomach to do the work it should do, ami tho work it should do is to digest all the food you O no on M a. as well as in letter. eat. ft makes tho stomach sweet and it is pleasant to take. It is sold here by. T. E. Slat They talked during dinner of the WM. A. FOSS WALL 'PAPER A Pleasant Surprise. tery. anarchists. Germany's Export of Foathers. "But. papa, what is nn anarchist?” Real Estate Exchange About twenty-five friends of little Willie asked. Germany sends 29.000,000 feathers Roy Cromley congregated at his “Well, my son.” replied the father, Farm--. M erchandise a n d T ow n P roperly for Call—-Just for Ideas a year to England for millinery pur­ Sale and I jcehaime. Corro-immienoi- Solicited. home about 8 o’clock Wednesday poses. “he’s a person who is always blowing somebody up.” CULVER, INDIANA How much worry you would be happily rid of. how much evening and gave him a surprise DeW iit’s Citrbolizoil Wt.ieh Hnzol Salve is JThe child turned to his mother. the host thing to use for piles. Sold hy T. K beauty your rooms would gain, by a little trip you should when ho returned home from work. Slattery. “Then are you an anarchist, maV” lie take through our wall paper department—just for ideas— The occasion was in honor of his said.—Argonaut IT IS A FACT All Keystones. before “fixing up.’" 19th birthday. The evening was Every slone in an arch Is a bey* T h a n k fu l. enjoyably spent. Refreshments stone, though the name is usually ap­ “I hope your constituents are grate­ Our decorative experience is at your disposal; besides, plied to the center one. of ice cream and cake were served. ful to you for what you have done for A 10c Cigar for 5c our prices are strong in our favor. th e m ." The out-of-town guests were Miss­ DftWitt’s hidney and Bladder Pills are for weak hack, hackacho. rheumatic paius inflam­ “I hope so,” answered Senator Sor­ Our line of the new things in wall paper is considered the es St. Johns and Davis of Marion, m a tio n o f the blad d e r am i a ll o the r annoyances ghum. “but I must confess I am are due to weak kidneys. They arc sotd’ bv T. most complete and judiciously selected stock in tlie Newman of South Bend, Bixlcr of B. Slattery. thankful for the arrangement which; ntaJios compensation for my services county, and there’s many another reason for a look. Berne and Maxwell of New York. Philosophy from France. Independent of the gratitude of m y French proverb: The fool who is T cklinu' or > ry coughs will quickly loosen constituents.”—Washington Star. silent passes lot- wise. win'd ii in.-: I*r. Shoop's C im «h Remedy. Arid K. & K. it i> thoroughly harmless, that Dr. Shoop tells iimlh-TS to use nothing <•!-«'. even Tor ver\ A Case For Hurry. young babies. Tin* wholesome grcou leaves and Kodol will, without doubt, make yonr stom­ Cleverton (who has hired a taximeter 11-:..l<-r stems <>f a Uiuc healing mountainous ach strong and will almost iiot.autly relieve you f a s h i o n ! SLATTERY'S DRUG STORE shrub c:vi! tlir curative oroperitio.i to Dr. of allthe symptom- of indigestion. (Jet a (K ittle cab to propose in)—Say “yes." darling. &/>e o f it. today. Sold here hy T. K Slattery. Shoop’s Cough Remedy. It calm.- the cough Miss Calumet—Give me time tn think. and heals the sousiiivo bronchial membranes. AND No oi'iuin. no chloroform, nothing harsh u.-ed “Heavens! Hut not in here! Con­ B u ild in g N o te in 1923. ^5 Cents Ft. Wayne & Return. Trustee’s Notice. to injure or ;uppre-r. Sold by T. K. Slattery. Tn order to complete the one hun­ Sept. 1(), via Nickel Plate Itoad. dred and tenth story of tho Skyndicate The Triple Alliance After April 1st, my weekly ollico days, for tho There Is a good deal of cheer on life's account Ft. Wayne Fair. Special Wanted to Trade, town lots for building, the contractors will have to transaction of township business, will be as fol­ Journey If it be made with a contented lows: Tuesdays at my residence, and Satnr- a team of horses or any kind of live raise the sky three or four leet.— Har­ Sold at Poor Bros.’ Restaurant train leaves Hibbard 8:07 a. m. stock. Elza Hawkins. tf heart.—'Vandyck. lays a*, my ojlice over tho Exchango lJank, Cul­ per’s Weekly. and C. F. Henderson’s Cafe, Culver. Ask the a^eut. u27w3(43) vor FBA3K M. PAEKEH. Trustee. SHE WAS NO HASBEEN.

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Washington Whisperings AMERICAN GIRL FINDS FRIEND IN “Madam." said the brakeman as the train stopped at a village station and CARMEN 3YLVA. Inter^stin^ ^its of News G athered a littlo old woman started Jo enter at the R ational Capital. tbe smoking car. “the car back is the one you want.” Miss Marge! Gluck, Whose Violin “How do you know?” she tartly Playing Brought Her to the asked. Notice of the Royal Family "Because this is the smoking car." of Roumania. She pushed past him and climbod Capital Besieged by Relic Sellers up the steps, and after taking a scat London.—An American girl, Margel sho pulled out and filled a pipe, struck by Sully of Great Grandfather Thing- Gluck, has boon receiving high honors a match on the sole of her shoe, and umbebub. I understand Senator Clark in Bucharest at the court of Queen after drawing a few puffs she said to i.-s a connoisseur. He'd likely esteem "Carmen Sylva.” Although good for­ a man smoking a cigar across the it a privilege lo be allowed to purchase, tune gave her the same name as the aisle: and the interest on the mortgage is German composer, Miss Gluck was "That young feller out there don’t due and we need the money so.” Tho born in New York state, and is the know half as much as ho thinks ho multimillionaire Senator Clark during daughter of James Fraser Gluck, at does." h(s incumbency was the prey at larf?o j one time attorney for the Now York “How so?" was asked. of all {lie old junk vendors of the na­ | Central railway, and donor of the “lie took me for- an old woman that ASHINGTON.—T>fl 60 an yard s narrow filet, one yard cinnamon linen. Egbert himself went to Prague to take Lewis’ Single Binder Cigar has a rich Uncle Sam Tells How to Make Pure Pies some lessons from Sevcik. and through Nothing could be daintier than spotted muslin for the simple dress de­ taste. Your dealer or Lewis’ Factory, portant studies of the methods of his intercession the long-looked-for ap­ picted in tho second illustration. The skirt is plainly gathered into the waist, Peoria, 111. and trimmed about three inches from the foot with a band of filet lace edged manufacture and preservation of food* pointment came. Sevcik heard her with a crossway band of pale blue glace. Tho top of the bodice is tucked, A man must stand erect, not be kept and drugs were the bleached flour in- erect by others.— Marcus Aurelius. vostigation. the lemon oil investiga­ and a square of filet edged with silk gives a charming effect. The puffed sleeve is gathered into a lace band edged with silk at the elbow. Straw hat, tion, the whisky investigation and the f s n A llen'fl F o o t - K u r a trimmed with roses and pale blue ribbon. Materials required: Eleven yards Cti-t-stlri'J. acliins:. ^wealing ?*>et. 25c. Trial package investigation of nonformented bever­ Jiee. A. S. OiuisteU, bv Ityj’, N. Y. ages alleged to contain cocaine or muslin 28 inches wide 1 y2 yards of silk, seven yards lace. other objectionable drugs. Greatness and goodness are not The experimental work of tho bu­ means, but ends.—Coleridge. CARE OF THE FINGER NAILS. HATS FOR THE FALL. ROGRESS made ir. food an<| drug reau of chemistry, the enforcement of inspection and legislation U tiring the federal food and drugs act, numer­ Mrs. W inslow'* Soothing Ryrnp. P F e w Minutes Time Daily Will Keep Presenting an Outline of the Forth­ For children teething, Ktim*. rodu«« 1907 Is explained in d^a,l in th«. year ous investigations and the part played Them in Perfect Trim. coming Styles. tlam m a'.lOQ,ftlUy • pula, curc* w lod colic. 2.»c a i m h u o . book of tho departmer" 01 agriculture, by various states in tho enactment of just issued. Tho shows that laws regulating the manufacture and Tt doesn’t pay to borrow trouble even When it. only takes a few minutes Felt hats are already displayed for m e th o d s ot' m anufacture w o re s t u d ie d sale of foods are some of the subjects on a friend’s account. each day .and half an hour oue day a the pleasure of persons viewing tho by government experts and wht>j tever treated in the book. During tho year, week to keep tho nails looking nice forthcoming styles, even though no possible assistance wts given i/ianu- our. of 44 le g is la tu re s w hich met., 40 and well groomed it Is surprising how one cares to buy at present, though in­ facturers in Improving their met hods. enacted laws relating to the purity of many people neglect tho nails. In the terest is manifested in what is prom­ By means of sterilizat on it was found foods. first place the hands should be that various fruit *nd vegetable prod­ The ,)nrGau °* chemisty established ised for tho future. The drooping Vrim scrubbed once a day to keep them ucts can be pre&erv d without the ten additional branch laboratories or rather straight brim with drooping MATURE clean. Even people who have no man- iiso of chemical bros®rvatlves. The throughout, the country, where sam­ edge is shown on tho sailor types, and ual labor at all to perform with the ples of food and drugs collected by in­ the trimming consists of wings, quills e x p e rim e n ts a lo n £ Mils lin e r e s u lt e d in hands will find that they will become spectors under the direction of a chief and stiff bands of satin, some finely pl«.flmnglod* for 'ho preservation of dirty from merely coming in contact AND A WOMAN'S WORK inspector are sent. During last year plaited and arranged in graceful bows, Kxtensiart‘cle9> d 'anneda*0o 7,041 samples of foods and drugs were with the articles which every one must supported with wires. Brown and handle. Wash the hands, especially use of sulphlnVf0> a1. ^ fru^were sent to these laboratories, resulting in tan shades are noticeable, also the made, resulting if( dI; ^discovery of «2:} h e a rin g s a n d the tr a n s m itta l of 12 the knuckles and nails, with a nail lightest champagne with cream trim­ brush and warm soap suds until they better methods for drying fruit and in criminal cases to the department of mings and mixed tones of blue and glow and dry them carefully. Then disclosing the fact that molasses and justice for prosecution. One of the green. The first installment is not ; play, accepted hor as a pupil, and sho take a piece of orange wood stick and syrup do nor contain so much sulphur greatest difficulties encountered was what might be called elaborate, yet 1 became one of the first violinists in carefully loosen tho cuticle around the as has generally been supposed. to secure a sufficient number of in­ good material gives to each hat a his orchestra. nails, being sure to get it all loose, The study of the influence of cold spectors or chemists possessing the certain charm that is always found After completing her studies with but not to use tho stick roughly storage on the value of food gained, requisite training and experience in in a combination of tho richest fab­ Sevcik last spring Miss Gluck wont much headway. Among the more im­ foods and drugs. enough to injure the young nail, for rics, lot the article bo what It may. oast, instead of coming west, as is this will produce the white spots Children’s hats aro not large and tho usual with new-fledged musicians, in which are so ugly on a nail. Then majoriey show simple band trimming, tho beautiful city of Carmen Sylva. Japanese Diplomat Stops a Runaway with a scissors and file shape tho nails buckles and rosettes or ribbon bows Queen Elizabeth of lioumania, a re­ carefully, making them round instead and jaunty, short streamers. horse was plunging wildly from side ception at which the was guest of of pointed. If there are any hang­ to side, driving every ono pell moll for honor was arranged by the American nails they should be carefully snipped PRETTY LINEN DRESS. .shelter as it neared the spot whore minister and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. away with the scissors, but If the Mr. Hanihara stood. The young Horace Knowles, and here it. was be­ orange wood stick is used every day Japanese, who stands about, five feet fore some of the best amateur musi- there will be no hangnails. Then rub LYDIA E. PINKHAM and is small in proportion, dodged out j cians in Europe that the American girl a tiny bit of vaseline on tho nails and made her debut. rub it in well. Now cover the chamois Nature and a woman’s work com­ of the way, but no sooner had the bined have prod need the grandest horse come abreast o: him than ho Shortly after ibis reception Mr. skin buffer with the powder polish and Knowles received an intimation that remedy for woman's ills tlmt the R. M ASA NO HANIHARA. second made a leap for the bridle. The ter­ rub the nails briskly until the desired Miss Gluck would be received at the world has ever known. M secretary of the Japanese embas­ rific speed of the enraged animal amount of “shine" has been produced. ; palace of Cotroceni, which was de­ In the good old-fashioned days of sy and a social favorite of the diplo­ made him miss his hold and swung Then wash the hands carefully again, signed largely by Crown Princess our grandmothers they relied upon matic corps, was so severely injured him under tho horse's hoofs, but be­ pushing back the cuticle which you | Marie, from whom the command came. the roots and herbs of tho field to (from the result of his daring rescue fore he completely lost his hold he loosened with the towel. Now rub the Many audiences given by music-loving cure disease and mitigate suffering. of an American woman from a run­ caught a grip on the bridle and swing­ nails of one hand on the palm of the royalty lo music artists are of a pri­ The Indians on our Western away horse that he may suffer tho ing clear managed to climb on the other and the shine will reappear. Ton vate or semi-private nature, but the Plains to-day can produce roots and consequences for the remainder of his horse's back and bring him to his minutes devoted to the nails each day young American girl was formally pre­ herbs for every ailment, and cure life. The Japanese diplomat was bat­ knees. Tho animal regained his feet will keep them in perfect trim. sented at the court of the crown prin­ diseases that hi file the most skilled tered and bruised aud had his foot however, and by rearing, attempted cess lirst. and then was invited to play The Knell of the "Frou-Frou.” physicians who have spent years in so badly crushed by tho horse’s hoof to throw Mr. Hanihara from his back, for the princess and the distinguished Tho time was when woman was un­ the study of drugs. that it will be months before it. is but tho diplomat tightened his grip assembly present. der the despotism of lhe frilly and healed. The rescue occurred some gradually until the animal, snorting From the roots and herbs of the Early in tho morning on which she the starched. The time was when she d a y s aso. with pain, confessed itself vanquished. field Lydia E. Pinkham more than was leaving Bucharest Miss Gluck delighted in the rustle of her silk and Mr. Hanihara was walking along When Mr. Hanihara reached the thirty years ago gave to the women nnd her mother were surprised by a lingerie petticoats and when the latter Rhode Island avenue on his way to embassy ho summoned his physician of the world a remedy for their pe­ call from M. DallOrso, the queen’s sec­ must be stiff and uncompromising as culiar ills, more potent and effica­ tho embassy and had started to cross who found that the horse had tram­ retary. and himself an amateur musi­ a brand new college diploma. That cious than any combination of drugs. tbe street when his attention was at­ pled on his foot and crushed it badly. cian of no little reputation. He was was the good old peiiod when woman’s tracted by cries of “Look out!" by Treatment afforded little relief, as Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable tho bearer of a private message approach was as f/ank as that of a several persons In tho vicinity. Turn­ the bones were so badly bruised that Compound is now recognized as tho from the queen expressing her regret road engine and when the novelist de­ ing ho saw a horse drawing a light an abcess formed and added consider­ standard remedy for woman’s ills. that serious illness had prevented her lighted to speak of the frou-frou of his runabout with a young woman and able trouble. It is now feared that Mrs. Bertha ZSTiifT, of 513 K.C. St., from hearing Miss Gluck play before heroine's skirts on the stairs beyond a companion dashing toward him. The an operation may bo necessary. Louisiana, Mo., writes: sho left Roumania. With tho verbal \ which the expectant hero waited. message was a photograph and a note Nowadays, however, all this is 11 Complete restoration to health means so much to me that for the sake written by tho queen, although when changed. The entry of woman is her­ Social Incident Makes Society Smile of other suffering women 1 am w illing she wrote it she was too ill to sit up. alded no longer by a noise akin to to make my troubles public. I t read: j ing upon his undoubted right ;o d> signboards in a fierce 'noroaster. No “ For twelve years 1 had been suffer­ ■ mand first place or none ho did the “With my deepest regret not to be longer is her parting injunction to tho ing* w ith the worst forms of female ills. j worst thing possible. able to hear you, being ill in bed. I During that time I had eleven different laundress “got everything good and Young girl's dress of otamine linen. hoped to bo well sooner, but I’m afraid physicians without help. Jio tongue “What if it is his right and duty stiff." The clinging dress of this lat­ The skirt forms a long tunic, finished the illness is not over. I can’t even can tell w hat I suffered, and at times I to say ho will not walk behind a mefe ter day has interrupted the reign of at: tho bottom with embroidered scal­ sit up in bed. I'm so sorry! could hardly walk. About two years private citizen,’' said a minor diplo- the frou-frou and now skirts must lops and trimmed below the hips with ago I wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice. ; matic society man in discussing the "ELIZABETH." not even murmur to the floor on which . Just before leaving Roumania Prin­ a wide band of openwork made of 1 followed it, and can truly say that incident. "W hat good will that do him they fall. The stiff and sibilant petti* [ Lydia H. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ cess Marie sent to Miss Gluck a large straps of soutache and little buttons. UI*: refusal of Minister and Mme. when Mr. Taft is the president? W ill coat, has indeed gone and in its stead The blouse is trimmed to correspond pound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice re- photograph of herself which she had Rtored health and strength. It is Gude lo participate in the German the then president have forgotten that we have undergarments of supple and is also ornamented with rings and T autographed. From the queen she worth mountains of gold to suffering led by William H. Taft will not pro­ the minister said he would not dance silks and unobtrusive appearance, un­ had received a copy of the most suc­ motifs of embroidery. The yoke is of w o m e n .” duce a diplomatic incident between in the German with him?" dergarments that are lithe and sinu­ cessful portrait of her majesty taken embroidered tulle, the girdle is of W hat Lydia K. Pinkham’s Vege­ Norway and tho United States. It It was tactless for M. Gude lo even ous and serpentine. lib e rty . In recent years, and from Mile, lielene table Compound did for Mrs. Muff, cannot, because the United States suggest his rights to a “pig of h mat- Vacaresco, the queen’s intimate friend, Regulating a Child's Sleep. Improvised Baby Bib. it will do for other suffering women. has no official social functions and tre do hotel," say the diplomats, be­ who has shown hor much kindness, It is harder for a child to sleep in i There are often occasions, when on* the squabbles about precedence never cause he should have known that the Miss Gluck received a rare photograph summer than it is in winter, just as it | is traveling or visiting for instance, have anything more than an indirect hotel man would tell the newspapers of the queen and Mile. Vacaresco is for an older person, and this fact 1 when one has no bib for the baby, and effect upon diplomatic relations. about it and in that way his refusal together. should be remembered when you regu­ The minister created a great, deal would come to the ears of Mr. Taft. the napkin which one must use will late the hours for sleep. The child not stay in place. It is unsatisfactory THE DU T CH of talk among the many diplomatic The only thing at all in favor of the Way of the World. should go to bed at seven in tho even­ BOY PAINTER officials in Washington, not because minister is the fact that there Is not “Did you ever notice it?" querieo to tie the napkin around the baby's ing when the sun has gone down and neck, for this leaves it bulky and un­ ST A N D S FOR he had refused to participate, but be­ a great deal of diplomatic business to the installment questioner. th e a ir is cool a n d sho uld rise at. six cause ho allowed the hotel manage­ transact between Norway and the “Did I ever notice what?” asked the comfortable. If a small knot is tied or half past six for his breakfast and PAINT QUALITY ment to know why he refused. United States aud Mr. Taft is likely man who had struck oil. in one corner of the napkin and the ■I • - ■ play out of doors until about 11. After The diplomatic view is that Miuis- to be so busy for the first few months “That a man no sooner gets a good knot is slipped under the neck of the IT IS FOUND ONLY ON his lunch he should sleep from 32 un­ toi Gude made an awful blunder in after he goes iuto office that he will start up tho ladder of success than child's dress, there will be no danger PURE WHITE LEAD til four and then play outdoors again I not recognizing the fact that Mr. Taft forget there was such a man as Gude people begin to pull him down?" con­ of tho napkin losing its position. The while the heat is less intense. This Isas a better chaiice. probably, of be­ or that he ever declined to walk tinued the i. q. knot must bo slipped low enough so should be the daily program of any that i: does not come at the tight part coming president of the United States through the German behind the maa- “Yes," answered the other, “they f «LI1.1 l.» i ___ Immediate possession. A man of th « It required th« utmost »ok*multy and TRIPP COUNTY, S. D. opposite party approached from inside decorum, surrounded by all possible the booth with the salutation: “Hello, “legal safeguards,” and canicd on Government Land Opening. with that artistic assumption of fair­ COL. VILAS IS DEAD Syru p rffigs Jack.” “Hello, Andy.” was the re­ sponse, and Instantly following his ness and regard for liberty’s palladium The government opening of a mil­ Underworld reply he drew his weapon and killed commensurate with the dignified lion acres of fine agricultural and WELL-KNOWN MAN the man in his tracks who had just hypocrisy of the proceedings. grazing lands will probably occur about emerged from the booth. A jury ac­ It can be readily imagined from the SUCCUMBS TO PARALYSIS. i Oct. 1st. The Rosebud extension of ^ElixlrtfSoim a quitted him after it had been shown foregoing that a man had to keep his I The Chicago & North Western Ry. is C lean ses tho System L jfect- In Politics that the dead man was a “terror.” who eyes open when he v'eat into politics. j the only railway reaching these lands, HAD BEEN ILL FIVE WEEKS had shot three times at his slayer on Ordinary treachery and double-dealing | a n d D a lla s , S. D ., is th e ra ilw a y ter- ually; D ispels C olds am i Head* nStrong-Arm Boys" and one occasion, and had shot another he became accustomed to at 0'>ce, par­ j minus and the only town on the resor- aches clue to Constipation; man through the head who was then Their Part in the ticularly if he was In a ward where he Death Comes When Patient Seems ' vation border. The I*. S. land office in an insane asylum from the effects could depend upon meeting men A c ts naturally, acts truly as Much Better — His Career will probably be located there. Pamph­ of the bullets. The slayer afterwards whose ideas of honesty were dim and lets describing this land and how to Great Game. as a Soldier and a Laxative. said he had “keyed up” to “get” his fleeting; and whose word of honor was secure a quarter section homestead, S t a t e s m a n . man at that election, if he wasn't got­ something loss in substantiality than free on application to W. B. Kniskern, B e st forMe.n\v£)mrn nnd I niltr By Ernest McGaffey ten first. a burned-out match. He might make P. T. M.. C. & N. W. Ry., Chicago, 111. ren-young and out. As for ordinary assaults and slug- half a dozen iron-bound compacts with Madison, Wis.—Col. William F. lo gjet its Jienpjiciat Ejjecta Men Who Want "One Put gings, they were a matter of constant the members of his own political Vilas died at 10:45 o'clock Thursday Honesty No Bar to Fortune. Over the Plate" Resort to occurrence. Even the most respec­ tribe in one night, to have day break following five weeks ot illness. It is a mistaake to think that vast Always buy the Genuine uhich table of men who really engaged in with a different combination forming When Dr. Philip Fox called upon Criminal Methods. fortunes cannot be built up by honest has m e jm l nam e oj’tne Com- active politics had t o m a k e u p th e ir in his absence. The only way to rule the colonel Thursday he found him un­ methods. They can and often are. minds to a fist fight, if necessary, an ordinary ward is to have the power usually cheerful and bright and be­ There are thousands of men among rather than to “back water.” When I over the "jobs” to be distributed, and lieved he showed signs of remarkable whose riches there does not mingle S the motto of tbe game Is, was in politics tbe “scrapping” was use that power with the utmost rigor. Improvement. one particle of the sweat of unre­ 1 ^CALIFORNIA generally, “win at all haz­ mostly confined to tho rougher ele­ I^et every political worker know that Shortly after ten o'clock, while the quited toil, on whoso crimson plush ards,” it follows that poli­ ments; but you had to either be ready he will "walk the plank” instantly if nurses were administering a bath to there is not one drop of the heart’s j F T o S t r i p C o . tic s is In some wards, and in ro light, or convey the impression that the patient, iliev noticed that he | blood of the needlewoman, whose lofty by whom it is m anufactured, printer! cn th e A some exigencies, a desperate you would fight, or you would lose fr o n t o f e v e r y p a c k a g e . weakened very quickly. An attempt I halls are the marble of industry, not game. This applies both to the upper SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, caste. A man might get along all right, was made to reach the doctor, but (’ol. , the sinews and bone of the toiling without any personal encounters, but one size only, regular price 5CK pe«- buttle., and lower stratas of the men engaged Vilas died before he could be i masses.—Dr. Madison C. Peters. in it. If the men "higher up” wanted he had to make up his mind not to reached. HE KEST Ol’I’OKTCXITY for Inrrsrmont something "put over the plate” that "lie down” if trouble presented itself. T today is in tho new Siau- o f O klahom a. Congress Dr. Fox believes that the immediate | T h o s e M e n ! having, removed ;il- restrictions, the Indians are sell- required physical force, they could The Australian ballot and the rigid cause of the death was a second stroke ] in# am i niortKAC’nf? t hwr lands. Improvement* nra "I went Into the office looking like twmic made everywhere. W e can now not investor# always find men lower down in ahe house-to-house canvass in the wards of paralysis. a fright." said lhe woman. "I didn’t eood interest on tlielr money. W rite fori nformation. Tho Jefferson Trust Company. McAlesler. Oklahoma. scale who were guaranteed to stop at did away with a good deal of tbe Col. William Freeman Vilas, former have a chance to straighten my hat nothing. These riff-raff of tho under­ abuses of illegal registration, and United States senator ami noted law­ or pat my hair or anything. I had in­ IF Y O U want to boy. soli or trade farms write us. current relied on political influence W e are tin; largest dealers i n the* West. W o offer about “knocked In lhe head” the "an­ yer, was born at Chelsea. Vt.. July 9, tended to primp going up in the ele- fine, rich land in Texas Panhandle tlft per acre, to bring them clear of any crime they cient and honorable” practice of “re­ 1810. He was a pioneer of Madisonv vator, but I here was a man standing easy terms. Valuable bookie! dewnbinn Texas might commit, and it often did gain .sent free. Let us know your wants, Address peating.” Sometimes these old-time his family having settled there in before each mirror twirling his mus­ J. Clyde Wolf Company, Indianapolis. Indiana, them immunity. The code of morality schemes were tried, and the experi­ June, 1851. Col. Vilas graduated tache and I couldn’t even get a peep seemed to be that the other fellows H ave yet few panic oppoktcni- menters sent to tho penitentiary for from the University of Wisconsin law at myself.” tles in glorious Kentucky and We-.t Virginia would do the same thing if they had coal and timber lauds. Exceptional returnsawaiMng their pains. Ballot-box stuffing at the school at the age of IS, in Us58. In thoso seeming these properties. W iite for particu­ tho power and needed "the trick,” so lars. C. Buck. Lewis fct., Charleston. W. Va. regular elections was much of a “lost 1SG0 he graduated from the Albany Lewis’ Single Hinder ^trai^ht 5c. You 1 'Mi that not even deliberate murder was art" also, and stealing ballot boxes a ! law school and set up his shingle in pay 10c for cigars not so good. Your deal­ er or Lewis' Factory, Peoria, 111. tCfl by my legitimate, now. clean omit led on rare occasions to accom­ desperate, dangerous and generally M ad iso n. In J u ly . 1861. he e n lis te d tarn Weekly „„4. He was strong-arm boys” of a certain section the judges to a man who was deposit­ postmaster genera! of the l/nited 1 CASTORIA of the city. They had figured as wit­ j g M M D ing his ballot in the clerk's band pre­ S la te s from 1885 to 1S8S. H e w a s sec­ nesses in some criminal cases in paratory to having it slipped Into the For Infants and Children. retary o f the in te rio r 1SSS a n d 1889. which my firm was engaged, and I slit. "George H. Wilson.” "Where do In 1S91 he was elected a member of had an opportunity to study them. you reside?" "One hundred and forty- the , which of­ They were young fellows a-s a rule, two James street.” "How long have The Kind You Have fice he held until 1897. He held many and exceedingly well dressed. Some you lived there?" "Seven months, a positions for the civil war veterans. of them were very handy with their lit tie over.” “How long in the state?" fists, and some were regulation “gun- "All my life.” "Why, you live with “ W h a t’s Y o u r Always Bought SHOT O NTHE BOARD WALK. ALCOHOL-3 PER CENT fighters.” All of them were "crooks" the Smalleys, don’t you?” "Certainly," he sidesteps or hesitates, and you AYegefable Preparation for As- in various lines, from "card sharps" was the answer. Several men spoke Mystery in Fatal Attack on Baltimor­ will have discipline, faithfulness and >|i similat ing lhe Food and Regula - and •‘confidence’' men to "shell-game up from both sides. “He lives with results; never otherwise. If you hold ean at Atlantic City. •UK tmg rhe Stomachs and Bowels of Bears the workers” abd pickpockets. Smalley, all right.” "Well, Smalley Atlantic City, X. J.— A mysterious .kb the reins of patronage you can guide When I broke through "tho crust” lives at 140 James street. 1 know you're shooting, ihe details of which became the political vehicle of your party I n f a n t s / C h i l d r e n ? of politics these “strong-arm boys" all right, but. how’d you happen to get safely. known Thursday, occurred on the Signature were very active In local politics, al­ the number wrong?” The man hesi­ board walk late Wednesday night dur­ t! From the newspaper end of the Promotes Digcslion,Cheerful- though they were far distant from my tated and then said: “Well, I’m sin­ game you must expect not only a reck­ ing a heavy rain, when Charles B. nessand Rest Con la ins neilher political bailiwick, and mostly did not gle, and I get home at night so late less regard for fairness and justice, Roberts, president: and treasurer of Opium.Morphine nor Mineral of belong to our party. Sometimes they that 1 can’t see the number, and when but in the case of some sheets, a the National Supply company of Bal­ held petty political jobs for a year or I get out in the morning I never have it: N o t N a r <: o t i c steady stream of slander and libel. timore, Md.. was probably fatalb shot six months, and sometimes they hung happened to look for it. But I live Caricature (even Lincoln was vilely bv an unknown man who dashed from R r t'P * cfO M Or S A M ‘£ U m # F J t around the saloons iwid polling places, with Smalley, all right.” "Sure,” was caricatured) is a daily weapon, and a hotel pavilion and. after firing, lied. Sted - the henchmen of some local politician. the universal chorus, and iif went his criticism of officials, laden with ridi­ The bullet penetrated Roberts* side. j4lx Sennu • Another lime a local politician of vote. ffoihtll* Softs • cule and contempt, was a matter of Roberts was being pushed along in A ru n S i t d considerable prominence was stabbed ()n some occasions candidates have ■> course. Indeed, no man in any oflice a rolling chair with Mrs. \v. p. c. fopptrmini - in a wrangle over the alleged stuffing been “drugged" or “doped.” so that need expect any less than this, and is j Williams, also of Baltimore, when the of a ballot box and instantly killed. they could not come out and make * • H’ontj S ttd - foolish if he attempts to stop it. I Stranger appeared suddenly. He u :* Cloriftfd Sugar- Certain of the witnesses testified that speeches, and in some ward elections H'intrrprrtn /'farcr certain candidates havo been extreme­ recollect the excitement of an honored commanded Roberts to get out of the ly careful what they ate and drank citizen who served with me on the chair and as the latter was about to Apcrfect Remedy forConstipa- during their campaigns. Not that they board of local improvements (some- ! respond, brandished a revolver and lion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, feared being fatally poisoned, but they times called “the board of local amuse- , shot. Mrs. Williams fainted and the Worms,Convulsions.Feverish- did apprehend a possible “doping," as ments”) when a paper on the other ' colored attendant called a policeman, 'YrN ness and L o s s o f S l e e p such things had been done in the past. side of the political fence said wa "'bo had Roberts removed to his hoi el Put an orator’s stomach “out of busi­ were a “set of lazy, useless, good-for- suite. & VacSimile Signature of For Over ness” for a wc-ek or ton days and it nothing incompetents.” or words ro Mr. Roberts is 38 years old. He is d L x jh h & z * . may make the difference of a life time that effect. He wanted to sue the a member of all the leading clubs of , v paper for libel right away. But. pshaw, to him . Maryland, including the Maryland T ifK C e n t a u r C o m p a n y . that was a mere bagatelle. Thirty Years Springing some sensational charge club, the Baltimore Country club and N E W Y O R K . In the opposition papers the day be­ Rut sometimes, especially in the Elk Ridge Hunt club. One of Roberts’ , fore election is a favorite method or case of certain papers, they hesitated sisters-in-law is Mrs. Hpaminondas i At6'm onths old . •' trying to "cut under" a candidate’s at nothing. I had an experience of Cliermont, wife of the secretary of i 35 DoSES rjjC E N T S * support. Sometimes these things this kind. One morning I was charged the Brazilian embassy at Washington, i prove a "boomerang," or a “roor back." with tho committing of the crime of Guaranteed under the Foorian^ attempted bribery. The article was THREATENS ATLANTIC CITY. i as it is sometimes called, and defeat Exact Copy of Wrapper. their own aim by shifting supp’ort the result of a petty ward conspiracy, CASTORIAT H l CKNTAUH OOMMHY, N tW YONN OtTT. which had been with the party making and was without any foundation what­ Gov. Fort May Send Troops to En- ; the charge to the party against, whom soever. I read tho article at noon, and force Sunday Closing. the charge was made. Sometimes by three o’clock, as soon as the neces­ sary papers could be drawn, had the Seagirt, X. J.—In a stariling they accomplished their purpose, but I SICK HEADACHE W LrDOUGI/AS proclamation issued Thuvsdav from recall one particular instance where managing editor of the paper held for criminal libel before the nearest jus- ! summer capital. Gov. Fort declares Posltl vely cured by >300 SHOES 5350 a candidate had an influential paper these Lillie Fills. “on his srnff” up to the time he tice of the peace. In a few days the (hat. unless tiie excise law is observed in Atlantic City Sunday nnd all sa­ CARTER'S They also relieve Dis­ “sprung a roor-back” against his op­ paper paid all the costs of the proceed­ ing. paid my lawyer his fees and loons and cafes are closed, he will tress from Dyspepsia, In­ ponent. The paper promptly withdrew ITTLE digestion ami Too Hearty its support and he “lost out.” printed or. the front page of their call an extraordinary session of the Eating-. A perfect rem­ paper a complete retraction and legislature, and may send the New IVER edy fot* D izzin e ss, N a u ­ In the petty ward elections of dele­ apology which I dictated and headed. Jersey troops to the famous resort, PILLS. sea, Drowsiness, Had gates to the various conventions, one Taste in the Mouth, Coat­ I then dismissed the charge .against I declaring the city to lie under martial cf the most common frauds practiced ed Toilgiic, Pain in the law. This is the most drastic action was getting out bogus tickets, either their managing editor, lie was a nice ; j Side, TORPID LI VKit. fellow, all right, and had never seen They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. bribing the print shops to print them ever Threatened to enforce a general the article, having Instructions to or getting a friendly printer in the law in New Jersey. The executive re­ SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMAI.L PRICE. rush everything through which he re- j fers tci Atlantic City conditions as a ward to "hocus-pocus” the names so ceived from a certain "bureau." Yet “saturnalia of vice.” that certain delegates would be Genuine Must Bear elected. This was one of the meanest he was the “responsible party” legal­ CARTERS Fac-Simile Signature ly. 1 did not know who the reporter Kansas Official Guilty of Grafting. ®PlTTLE YV. T,. Doajflas maken and *»1!s more Politician of Considerable Prominence and most contemptible of practices, men’# $3.00 and 83.A0 fchoea than any was who turned the stuff in, and did Kansas City, Mo.—O. W. Trickott. H IVER other manufacturer iji tho world, bo- Was Stabbed. but it was something that could not t-auKo th e y h o ld t h e ir fthapo, fit b e tte r, not. care, as he would simply be the special assistant attorney general nf g PILLS. be stamped out and could only be a n d w e ar lo n g e r t h a n a n y o th e r purveyor of the tale "as 'twas told ! Kansas appointed to enforce the pro­ some one cried “get him” just before guarded against by constant vigilance. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Shots at Al! Prices, for Every Member ef th® to him.” 1 got to the bottom of the hibitory liquor law in Wyandot le Family. Men, Boys, Women, M i m ji Children the fatal thrust. An open knife, ready Sometimes it was necessary to rout county, was found guilty Thursday in W.L.DejMlM$4.l>0 *ad 56.09 ra t Edg* gh^scuuwA thing afterwards. Now all that can W ould you be »t Kay p rlc o . W. L. Doa*!*. $a.80 MZ £][**«** I’tr* j£xti,uUvjv. to obtain $250 from Wayne and Frank YOUNG MEN------to acquire 05" l Mkt> ,Vo fiu lx titu le . W. L. DoukIm foul the wrong, is to jail the manag­ after a bitterly contested legal battle new bunch of tickets to offset the an Honorable and Profitable ProfessionV nrntl* *1X1 price l» on tottom. Sold H u rlb u rt. tvtrjrwlieTi*. ^I.oei mailed from factory to »ay carried to the supreme court of the treachery or crookedness of some in­ ing editor six months and collect We teach Men and Women 10 Fit Glares. p.ir- ot 11!<- world. ( :iUlo*ue frc«. money damages from the owners cf Send for Free Catalogue. Northern Illinois W. t.. DOWLAS. 157 Sparl St.. Broclrtoo. . W state, was sentenced to serve a peni­ d iv id u a ls. Chicago Girl Drowns Herself. the paper. The only fair way to look Optical College, 59 State St., Chicago. tentiary term. Another time one ‘ Jobbing” was a favorite method of Chicago. Despondent because an ! at abuses of this kind is to give the crowd broke into the doors of a closed •’bringing down” a candidate. To illness that was largely imaginary pre-! press the fullest possible liberty and meeting, with a revolver volley from “job” a man required enough plotters vented her marrying a devoted sweet­ Is It Worth One Dollar then make it a felony if they abuse both sides as the doors crashed in. to "put up a job” of some kind on him heart. Miss Marv Field Werne com­ To sell your r.-n- \v.- havo Imy. rs for farm the liberty. and city p ro j^ n y «*v.-rywhi-ro. Km-lo-.- ..n«- rlollar Two men dead and several wounded with ,dPscm.uon n f riroiM-rt). M,,m-y back it un- so that he might be made an object of mitted suicide by walking into the !>ac4.«.-<5ifnl. h it particulars by request. was the result of this fracas. No one Tho reputable newspapers do not 11 unpleasant notoriety and thus fall in lake. •XV I- T H 1 N 1 v KKSA I. SAI.KS CO. ( urn.-r KuildlDir, Uis axcbi,m . C al. i was ever tried for any crime In con­ the estimation of the voters. Some­ libel nor slander, although they Ai> nection with this. times this was accomplished in one criticise bitterly. Xo man will object Americans Beat the Dutch. p i n n r i k i * i m : i » s y . s t . v i t v s * Of course these desperate affrays way, sometimes another. The ingenu­ to partisan criticism, politically, how­ Amsterdam.— A race between Dutch m j | % Wanci! Moppi-il n t once. Ko- TOILET ANTISEPTIC ever biting. But deliberate or even H t1 8 i l ,,.,<-*v‘,s 1 *“<• cause, r e s to r e s Keeps the breath, teeth, mouth and body were not frequent, nor did they usual­ ity of men's imaginations was tho and American dories was held here * * Jh«* nerve*, tavc-s tbe mind. antiseptically clean and free from un­ ly happen except in the tough wards; only lim it to the scope of such schem­ careless criminal libel should be pun­ Thursday and won by the American I n a l 1 kittle Frets to suiter- e r * . failures. Writ.- ludav 1,0 healthy germ-life and disagreeable odors, but they sometimes did occur in good ing. To charge a man with “graft­ ished when shown to bo the result of entry, tho Tautog. j*H. A. I.lNI>l.f\V, 060 S. Turner Avenue, malice or utter lack of caution. UUcago. 'I he only real Itcu:cdy on earth! which water, soap and tooth preparation* wards, where the people were above ing" was one way. The opposition alone cannot do. A tbe average in intelligence and order­ Persian Revolt Increases. papers could be depended upon to In the political game on the lower a la r g e lis t o f fine Io w a germicidal, disin ­ Teheran.—The latest news that has liness. Anywhere, in tho fierce ani­ make the most of the charges in the levels while a man will meet good men Vv e Have fa rin a fro m 40 u> 1000 fecting and deodor­ arrived here by courier confirms the acres, raujtinjr In price mosities engendered by the excite­ way of publicity, at least, and once and true occasionally, he will bo sar- trom940to$100 per acre. Write us kind of farm izing toilet requisite ments of an election, of a primary, ora you got a man "explaining” the next prised at the rarity of such individ­ report that the revolution is in fnlj aud location you want. We can furnish it. of exceptional ex­ swing in the western and southern Corn B elt L an d & L oan C om pany, Dcs Moines, la. city convention, there was a very move was to ask him to “explain” his uals. I don’t know what it is in petty cellence and econ­ omy. Invaluable strong probability that somewhere "explanation.” Alleged interviews, al­ municipal politics that makes men as l>n.rts o f P ersia. A ll th e trib e s in P e r­ a n d H A Y FEVER for inflamed eyes, within the city’s limits there would leged treachery to the “party” or to sian Kurdistan have raised the banner they are, unless it is the cowardice roSlTIVEI.V CURED by throat and nasal and be a death to lay at the door of party ot' revolt under the leadership of the particular candidates — these tricks that depending absolutely upon it for o™. ASTHMA CURE uterine catarrh. A t constitutionalists. The city of Ker over MKI patients cured during 1 he past 3 years. A politics. Whisky, of course, often was and hundreds cf others were resorted a living engenders. Or is it— W cent trial 1'iitt le sem to any address on receipt of drug and toilet a contributory asent of no little im­ man is entirely in the hands of th€ & cts. I>JK. H ..S .liIN A IO iN 'JL 'H .A iibur l ,a r k N .J. to to do away with a candidate or to "Because their natures are little, tod 7 stores, 50 cents, or portance. One time a would-be voter beat him if nominated. whether ho heed it or not. revolutionists, the government offi- 11 « --! J POPLAR GROVE PELLETS. DELONG DOINGS. WASHINGTON WARBLINGS 1 NORTH BEND NOTES. iliss Mac Van Kirk. CnrruSfiondoiit. O. I’. Jones. Corrcv-pondnnt. 1 Mrs. Jan© Castleman. Correspondent. JohnStayton is having his build - The Delong ball team defeated B. Krause made a business trip ltoy McCormick is visiting his ings repainted. AROUND THE LAKE to Argos Saturday. the Ora team here Sunday 7 to 2. grandfather, F. M. Howe, and oth­ W ill Lowry and wife of Hibbard Eva Jones is visiting relatives Fern and Mabel Rarrig took er relatives in Manley, Iowa. spent Sunday with Roy Wickizer. in Rochester this week. Sunday dinner with Ilean Quick. Mr. Hall and wife of Chicago Luther Lockwood and wife visit­ B. A. Curtis and family were at Otto Puffenbarger of Converse Items Concerning the Summer Residents Along j. Mrs. Snyder’s Saturday, have been visiting thc latter’s par ed with tho former’s cousin, C. E. spent Sunday with Pearl Bunnell. | ojy(,e W dson, who is working at ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Demont. Tl ibray. Maxinkuckee’s Beautiful Shores. Mrs. William Robinson and Plymouth, was homo over Sunday.! Clark Weidner and wife drove Mrs. Wallace Price is in Illinois daughter June are visiting at Ply­ The little son of Mr. and Mrs. to Atwood Saturday to attend a visiting hor son Guy and other mouth. Jim Edwards has been quite sick famil reullion Gf the latter’s peo- relatives. •I oli ti L. Craw Ford is spending and Miss Long, who was their Mrs Levi Hooter spent Sunday the past week. pie. They returned Monday even­ The Wm. Keplers and el. M. tho week at Terre Hauto on busi­ guest, is now a guest of Mrs. A. A. Ernest Benedict and family vis­ and Monday with her mother at ing reporting a good time and the Wickizers were Sunday guests at McCormick. ited relatives at Lapaz over S un­ ness Culver. Wm Scott's. day and attended the old settlers pleasure of meeting with Il<> rela­ W. 1’. Martin of Terre Haute is Harry Bliss is entertaining a Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Howell left Mrs. John Wickizer, son Ilillis picnic. tives. a guest of Mr. and Mrs. O C. Hor- house party this week. Among the Monday for Marion to attend the Professor H ahn of Culver J. F. Chapman, Commissioner and Guy Kepler spent Wednesday nung. guests are Elizabeth, Max and of last week at Alvin TTiatts of Howell reunion. preached to a large congregation Emigh and others have been work- Earl Hornung will leave the lake Charles Fletcher, Ruth Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClellan Sunday evening at the West ing on the gravel road filling the Loiters. Saturday io outer school at Terre Julia Brink. and two sons attended the McClel­ church. Mrs. Harriot Romig and daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W . O tt of sink hole west of No. -t school house I I u ito . lan reunion last week at Auburn. Rev. Thomas Whittaker has re- ter Maude of Argos and the Joseph Imperial Valley, Calif., arrived and think it is now all right unless Miss Grace Wright of Logans* Clara (iuise, who has been visit- tired from tho ...... try ami .* mov- Hissongs were entertained by Mrs. Monday to spend several days with . it should sink again, making an­ port is a guest at the Ferguson to spend several days with . .. , . M . , , Pfttnrn«d to in- to 1)18 farm thls wtvk aml Mary Kreighbaum last week. Mrs. Ott ’a naronts Mr and Mrs. Ing ' o , Halstead has been chosen to till other hole towards China. cottage. her home iu Indiana Harbor Sat- the appointments on the Maxin- H . Hissong has lorn down the M iss Lucy McCormick of Terre L. D. Allen of North Bend and Lewis Duenuenweg. .mlnvunlay. kuckee circuit fnrfor i.hpthecom (rftin’ii!' :.ng year.voar. old house on the farm formerly Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schurmann his brother Sylvanus of Southern Haute is a guest of Miss Gertrude Maggie Burner and Lizzie Kni- owned by tho McMillons prepara­ Wagoner. closed The Oaks Tuesday and re­ MAXINKUCKEE MURMURS. Illinois met in Culver last Sunday, seley and children, who have been Mis* Sylvia Thompson. C«>fres|ioudeut. tory to the erection of a modern Miles Sinnott of Indianapolis is turned to Tndianapolis. Mrs. their first meeting in 1(5 years. visiting at Robert King’s, returned Miss Olio Craig was a guest of farm home. When completed it Schurmann, who has been in very- Their parents were pioneers and a iruesl of Clement Mueller at H i­ to their homes Saturday. Lot ha Wooley Sunday. will be occupied by his son-in-law, poor health all summer, returned located 1 .\ miles north of Monterey larity Hall. Leonard Cross and family took Bort Voreis. A now kitchen is be­ home greatly improved. JORDAN JOTTINGS. about 70 years ago when the broth­ Miss Fayette Wilkes of Chicago dinner at Howard Loring’s Sunday. ing added to his own residence. spent the wook end with her aunt, Edward Walters, Russell Stew­ James Marsh man is repairing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker and ers wore children. Mrs, Parsons. art, Cleo Tously, Wendell Schmidt, some about his house. son Arthur were guests of Mr. and Fern Good fell off a horse Sat- For Sale— Choice corn, IK) cents Editor McSheehy and wife of Arthur Grillice, Kate Morris, Kate Char'ey Dreese aud son Albert Mrs. George Carver. urday morning while driving the per bushel delivered. Frank Pul- the Logansport Chronicle spent Wilkison, Nettie Railsback, Louise returned to Peru Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Babcock and Mrs. Han­ cows to pasture and broke her col­ vor, route 15, Culver. nah Wiley of Rochester were guests Sunday at their cottage. Richardson and Gertrude Funk of Lida Moon and Ethel Martin at­ lar bone and dislocated her shoul­ of the Spanglers Sunday. Antonio Vonnegnt of Tndianapo­ Logansport are having a house tended the institute at Plymouth. der. Her parents, not realizing Mr. and Mrs. George Spangler lis is visiting Ins parents, Mr. and party at tho Barnes cottage this Reathel Marsh mail spent Sun­ and son Byron attended the Koch- tho seriousness of tho fall, did not CULVER MARKETS Mrs. Clement Vonnegut. week, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. day with Carrie and BlondaThomp- ester fair Thursday (today). call Dr. Rea until some time S un­ Eggs...... 19 Mrs. If. T. Hord has closed lu r G. W. Funk and Mrs. Wilkison. son. day. As soon as the swelling could Mr. and Mrs.W. Chester W *■ - --B'gley3 J and V ------Butter (good)...... 17 Mr.and Mrs. Kosabaum returned summer home and returned to In ­ daughter Josephine were callers at \)C r,.,]„C( (| iu. dressed the shoulder do (common)...... 15 I-or Sale. lo gonth p,emi Saturday after r dianapolis for the winter. a Guy Stevens’ Sunday evening. and she is getting - along - nicely. • • Fowls...... 01) We are pleased to describe a few „io;f „„-lK r,.|;,liv„s aromil Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dwinnell, week’s visit with relatives around Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Stevens have Ch ickens...... 18 of the special bargains in lake prop- returned from Boone Grove after WEST WASHINGTON. .0 4 after a successful season, closed , hero. Roosters...... erty that we have on our sales list. a few days’ visit with their daugh­ Myrtle Masterson of Hammond D ucks...... OS tho Bay View Place Monday. Ernest Thompson and wife, Jay No. 2. One hundred and forty- ter, Mrs. A. E. Edinger. is visiting Dona Curtis. Turkeys...... 08 Mrs. Agnes Brown and Miss Boyce and wife and Byron Car­ seven Feet front, 8-room house, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brngh of Lard...... 08 Aliee Harwood of Indianapolis are penter spent Sunday at Isaac B. A. Curtis and family spent (Tty the Culver City (’.rain and Coal Co.) newly .furnished throughout, in­ near Leiter’s. with their grandaugh- guests of Mrs. J. K. English. Thompson’s. tor, Frances Ellen Brngh, aud Saturday with Mrs. Snyder. (GOOD FOR THIS DAY OK1A.) cluding a fine piano. Also a gaso­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Duen- Mrs. Jacob Galbraith, who is their niece. Dale Hunter, visited Theo. Kline and wife were S un­ Wheat, now...... 1)0 line launch and two rowboats in P. Spangler's family. Frances J'.l- .45 wog closed their cottage Monday bothered with a cancer, will go to day guests at William Cavender’s. ( )ats...... good repair. This beautiful sum- \i„.,,i.,„ U v n it Ion will be remembered as the Corn (sound.not chaffy) .70 and returned to Terre Ilaute. & . . . , loru again Monday to nave u Jay Krieg and Julia Geddes mer home is located on the West , A daughter of Clydie Babcock, and Rye .70 treated. She thinks she is some spent Sunday with Anna and Ed-j ofover seed, 4 . T.i Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Holoman side. though only 1 years old is quite a : better. ______are getting things in shape to close No. 7. Lot 50x175 feet, 0 room gar Kline. — their cottage the last of the week. PLEASANT VIEW. W. J. .. wife and daughter house built throe years ago, out­ .?. W. Hooton, Correspondent. MOUNT HOPE MAGNETS. Curtis, s t a t e : f a i r Miss Dora Mueller of Indian­ buildings. Everything in lirst- iienry aud Clove Pike are visit- with Enoch New next Else took dinner INDIANAPOLIS. IND. apolis is visiting her uncle and / ...... Preaching at this place class condition. Fronts on tho ing in Laporte county this week. Sunday evening. I comb Sunday. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mueller. lake. Is in the midst of a beauti­ Mrs. Carrie Lambert of Culver SEPTEMBER 7 to 11 Oliver i?isher nnd fnmily spent Lela Irwin and Estella McDon- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Johnson ful grove and is near Culver. A is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hooton, USE, THE Sunday at Elta Davis’. | aid of Walkerton visited Mrs. Will will close Oak Dell Friday and re­ very desirable place. Price §1800. USE THE this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris vis­ Kline last week. turn to Terre Haute for the winter. We have a number of vacant There will bo an ico cream sup­ ited Sunday at (Joorge Sturgeon s. Indiana linion Traction Co Mrs. Paul H. W hite of Indian- lake front lots ranging in price per at pleasant View next Satur­ Henry Burkett and daughter Guy Davis spent Saturday and Clean, comfortable, cool. The 20th few days with Mrs. W. to spend a from $2*’»0 upward. Phone 24. day night. Clara afid Ella, Jo h n , George and Sunday visiting friends near Ar­ century mode of travel. Ample gos. Lino Krieg were among the excur­ Mr. and Mrs. Ii. A. JV. Parsons. Meredith Koontz, Culver. \Y illiam Mehrling and William equipment, frequent service and sionists to Chicago Saturday. Atwood. III., have,gone to Chicago Sporting. Ringer of Delong look dinner with Mrs. Floyd Campbell of Hanna safety. For information call on ;s spending a few days with her after a week's visit with President Some of the town boys met at i J OSRph ^tha Sunday. Lots for Sale- Enquire of Haw­ local agent. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meiser. Parsons. Mart Hemirigor’s Tuesday evenii g Mrs. Hattie, McFeely of Culver kins Bros., Culver, Ind. je llt f Indiana union Traction Company. returned to hor home after a week’s Daniel Frye and wife spent Sun­ Carl Ferguson, who has been and discussed plans for organizing day with Melvin Wilhelm and wife spending his vacation with his par­ a football team. There is gocd visit with hor parents. who are the proud parents of a ents at their cottage, returned to material here, and in times past G. A. R. and I. 0 . 0 . F. Picnic. baby girl. ^ ale Monday. Sylvanus Allen and wife of some famous victories have boon Program of the annual picnic to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Munk, won. be hold in Peeples’ grove, Maxin Wayne City, TIL, arrived here Sat­ after spending a delightful sum. urday to visit the former's nephew. A t I era last Sunday Culver g o t; kuckee, Saturday, Sept. 5, com­ mer at the lake, have returned to away with their opponents by a j Tsaac Edgington, and other rela­ Lawn Porch mencing at 10 o’clock: tsi Indianapolis. tives and to atteud the Allen re­ score of 10 to S in a ten-inning, Bugle call by Comrade Carson. Mr. and Mrs. B. H . Pierson of game. Smith pitched for Peru I Music by drum corps. union. Indianapolis aro visiting their par- but did poor work, allowing Culvor Song by Poplar Grove choir. COUNTY LINE LINGO. enfs, Mr. and M rs. J. C. Pierson, 17 hits, five two-baggers and one Prayer. Mr.-:. Iona Haynes, Cnrrivpondi-nt. Music. FURNITURE at Cozy Cote. three-bagger. Tabias, Culver’s Harley Mahler atteuded tho ball Recitation by Lon Hissong. game at Monterey Sunday. Mrs. J. D. McNitt and Elmer pitcher, struck out 7 while Smith Music. Mrs. (ieorgo Fear and daughter Flil of Logansport spent Sunday struck out 3. Following is Culver s Recitation by Miss Chloo Butler. Big reductions in Reed Chairs, Rockers with their sister and aunt, Mrs. 0. line-up in batting order: Jones,, Recitation by Mrs. Allerding. Mary wore Culvor callers Mon da}’. E. Holbrunner. Wilson, Foley, Carbonier, Bush.j Short speeches by comrades of B. Garrison has moved onto the and Swings. They must be sold to make the (J. A. R. Misses Agnes and Alice Coyle Collier, Hickle, Finley and Tabias. farm which he purchased of Mr. Dinner. room lor fall and winter stock. We in- of Logansport spent. Sunday with McLane w’ent along but was un­ McClung. 1 p. in., bugle call. you to come and see our complete new Mrs. 0. W. Traut. Clarence Coyle able to play on account of having M usic. Mrs. John Wagoner of Fulton is is a guest, for the week. his hand spiked in the game with Recitation by Miss Edna Myers. visiting her daughter, Mrs. George lines of Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums. Mrs. L. B. Millikan, who has Argos the Sunday before. T. M. Speech by Rev. Coyle (I.O.O.F.). Cunningham. Song. been spending several days in Hoffman umpired the game. Cul­ Mrs. Pierson of Idaville has Recitation. M issBIancho Walker. New York, will return to her cot­ bought the Charley Meisner farm ver’s share of tho gate receipts was Miscellaneous business; (‘lection and moved onto it. Culver Department Store tage the last of the week. S27. of officers. Bv O r d e r Com. F. C. Goldsmith is spending the Lon McClung and family left week with his family. Then they Three Reunions. Decidedly Hot. Saturday for their now home at will close their cottage Saturday The Green family held their first August wont out in a blaze of Marion having traded the farm and return to Terre Haute. reunion last Sunday in \ andalia sunshine nearly equal to the hot­ they bought of George Fear in the 'I'HE FLOUR THAT EVERYBODY IS Miss Jeanne Wheeler and Carl park with an attendance of about test weather of the season. On spring for property iu that city. A TALKING ABOUT— Sweeney were married at Indian, forty, half of whom were from Cul­ Sunday the thermometer sizzled ROUTE 15. apolis yesterday. Both are well ver and near by. The affair was around and on Monday it was John Doll and family spent S un­ known among the lake resorters. entirely informal and there were only two degrees better. The ear­ OUR day at Bass lake. •lames 15. I hi of DesMoines, no addresses, nor was any organi­ ly half of Monday night was breath­ A. Overmyor and family wore in Iowa, and son Frederick of Pitts­ zation formed. It was generally lessly hot and Culvorites sot it Chicago over Sunday. burg. Pa., are visiting their sister agreed, however, that the good down as ono of the most exhaust­ Carrie Cooperand brother Claude aud aunt, Mrs. C. E. Holbrunner. time had by everybody warranted ing of t he summer. About 2 o'clock TECUMSEH CHIEF were guests of Vernie and Lona Mrs. James A. Cooper Jr. and the announcement that the reunion a breeze came from tho northwest would be repeated next year. causing the lightly-clad sleeper to Geiselman Sunday. family, who have boon spending * ------J C ? ----- J ------FLOUR Wm. Sprague and wife of Kan­ several weeks .-ft Cricket Camp, The Lichtenbergor-Snyder roun- awaken with a shiver and grope kakee spent Friday and Saturday returned to Terre Haute Monday. ion in Culver last Saturday was a around for a quilt, with his sister, .Mrs. S. E. Geisel­ is being sold to more people than any other flour Mr. and Mrs. J. TL Strauss and largely attended and pleasant af-, On only f o u r days during Aug- fair I net rlirl rnin fnll n.»l i- K _____J !i!__ man. family, who have been guests at . ust did rain fall, and thc condition ever put on the Culver market. Mrs. Sarah Geiselman and son the Arlington for the last month, The Allen family held a reunion has been decidedly drouthy in this Forest attended a family reunion returned to Terre Haute Sunday. at Culver Sunday. It was a most 'section. Monday»-.<•! f i