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THE CULVER CITIZEN. L 71 KE MTIXIXKUGKEE. Hecord VOL. III. CrS Apr 02 CULVER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1905. NO. 28 Non-Partisan in Politics. SUICIDES AT THE COUNTY JAIL Cora Miller, Accused of Shoplift- ing, linds Life with Case Knife. Cora Miller, one of the shop- lifters arrested Thursday, killed herself in the county jail at noon C. M. A. Notes. Cadet Friedman was visited by his father and mother, of Sidney, Ohio. Mrs. A. W. McCandless, of Chi- cago. visited her son at the Acad- emy last week. E. Smith and wife, of Chicago, Friday bv cutting her throat with . , ' T ui , J . _ , , i visited their son Julian at the Acad - knife just after she had' . , J •emy the past week. a case eaten her dinner. She and her sister, Mrs. Barbara Wyant, were in the woman's cell together and each was given an ordinary case knife and spoon when their dinner was taken to them. After they had time to cat Deputy Sheriff Head started to the cell which is in the second story of the jail and just before ho reached the door he heard a ter- rible scream. He was in the room iu a few seconds, the woman falling to the floor just as he opened the door, her throat cut from ear to ear. the jugular vein being sever- ed. She was placed on a bed and Dr. C. H. Seitz, of Detroit, called at the school last week to see his son. Cadet Cameron Seitz. Mrs. J. F. Read, of Fort. Smith, returning from the East, stopped at the Academy last week to her son Frazer. The Naval School boat house has been considerably enlarged, an indication that the Summer School also is enlarging its facilities. TT. *1. Myers and D. Ct. Porter, both of Dayton, Ohio, visited their 6 ons last week, Mr. Myers was accompanied by his daughter. During the past week a change has been made in the daily sched- ule. Guard mount now comes be- RETURN PROM WESTERN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. T. li. Slattery Back From Pacific Coast Tour. Knott called by telephone, but s h e ; k reakfa ’6t instead of after din- died almost instantly. j ner The names of both women were • given its YVyna.it Thursday. They I Mr5' were sisters; the elder is or k a s ^ f ^leauor, aud Mrs. Haggerty, i * a i i oo < all of K khart, were with Cadets been married and has two children.; , , .Jones aud Haggerty on .Sunday. Her name is Barbara Wynant. Both lived with their ufother, Mrs. j ^ Miller, five miles south of Hamlet. Because of the size of the school Cora, the dead girl, was not quite t-his year, new divisions and sub- twenty years old. Both seemed divisions have been established in cheerful and Sheriff Steiner says t-he barracks io distribute the work that when he took their breakfast jOf making inspections, to thorn, Cora remarked that he Company foot ball teams have was feeding them well and treating been organized and are practicing, them well, and after talking about According to the schedule the what the court would probably do series to determine the company with them, she said “ I took the championship will begin this week, goods myself, my sister did not Despite busy |jf 0 Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Slattery and daughter Romona returned from their trip of pleasure and sight seeing last Thursday. They were gone six weeks. They went from here to Minot, North Dakota, via the Chicago and St. Paul, where Mr. Slattery owns a farm.- From there they went to Spokane and Seattle, Wash., where they remain- ed a few days. The trip down the aeej coast to Sun Francisco was an every changing sight of romantic scenry. They stopped for a few days at Portland, Ore. and visited the Louis and Clark Exposition. After a few days visit with Mrs. Slattery's sister at San Francisco and other relatives at. San Jose they arrived at Los Angeles, one of the most interesting cities in the United States, where dowers bloom from Janurary to Decem- ber and ripe fruit is always iu season. Palo Alto, the home of Stanford University, was one of the most impressive sigts along the entire line. This University was erected in memory of Lelaud Stanford Jr. and is one of the most richly endowed institutions of learning in the world. tak-, . The sheriff said he gave them knives to eat with because he had no thought of them harming them selves or any one else with an ordinary table knife. He thinks the girl probably sharpened the knife on the stove, and the gash she made at one stroke shows that the determination of the girl to end her life gave her more than ordinary nerve and strength. The evidence against the women was overwhelming. Policeman Shearer accompanied by William Ormond, Arthur Wiltfong and Charles Humphreys drove to the residence of Mrs. Miller in Starke couney Thursday. They had se- cured a search warrant here, sup- posing the home of the women in this county, but when they found that it was in Starke county they went to Knox and got a war- rant there. The Knox marshal ac- companied them to Mrs. Millers where they found about $200 worth of goods supjK>sed to have been stolen. The goods consisted of silks, silk 3 kirts. shoes, umbrellas, jewelry and other articles which were taken to Knox by the marshal. Merchants at Knox and North Judson have lost goods and sus- picioned Mrs. Wynant and Miss Miller, but had not caught them taking anything. Had they not attempted to get away with two fine trimmed hats at Ball's Thursday morning they would not probably havo been de- tected hero as they had probably taken goods from all the stores in Plymouth at other times. The girl who committed suicide has light hair and fair complexion and seemed fairly intelligent. It is a sad ending to a life so young. Sheriff Steiner and family are per- haps as sorry as any relative of the girl can be, but no blame can be ascribed to them. The remains were taken to Bun- nell's undertaking establishment and prepared for burial. A tele- gram announcing the girl’s death was sent to the sheriff at Knox.— Plymouth Tribune. Academy several cadets ^IlC} time to enjoy hunting privileges. Most of the nimrods have killed a mud hen at least, a few are patient and clever enough to get better game. Other visitors during the week wereC. B. Mathiol, Pittsburg; Ford Wood. Indianapolis; Bessie Har- bor, Bloomington; W. A. Snyder, Piqua; H. M. McCauley, Dubuque and Mr. E. Porter and daughter, of Shelbyville. Ind. The Cavalry department is ex- ceedingly large this year. Because of the great numbers enrolled in this drill three squads have been formed. Judging by the reception the broncho buster received their will bo some clever stunts in the riding hall this winter. The library at the Academy is undergoing improvements. Two rooms instead of one will be used for library and reading room pur- poses. Several new monthly pub- lications appear on the magazine table. The library which was always good will be better than ever. Obituary. Margaret Friend was born in St. Joseph county, Indiana, March 1, 1851. She was united in marriage to David Swigart, September 22, 1805. To this union were born live children, William, of Culver; Lewis, of Montgomery, Ala,; Eliza- beth Houghton, of Plymouth; Harry, ol' Peru and Irvin, of Logan- sport. These survive her to mourn her departure, her husband and children, seven grand children, four sisters, two brothers and many friends. She united with the Grace Ro- formed church in recent years, was always regular in attendance at Divine worship and led a quiet, unassuming life. She passed away Oct. 28, aged f»4 years, 7 months and 27 days. The funeral was held Oct. 31,*by her pastor, S. E. Klopfenstein at the Grace Reform - ed church. Farm Butter Making. The major portion of the butter made on the farm and sold at the grocery stores isof inferior quality. The many processes or renovated butter plants thoroughout the United States bear evidence to the fact. They are monuments of fallen butter. Jf butter making, cream and milk productions are to be carried out successfully on the farm two things must Ui constantly kept in mind: 1. Cleanliness and 2. the keeping of milk or cream at a low temperature. If the word “cleanliness” could be properly understood, a great deal would be accomplished toward the produc- tion of a better quality of dairy products. Few would keep milk or any other food product in uten- sils and places that were unclean, if conscious of it.. In the pro- duction of milk and cream, and in the manufacture of butter, it is essential to keep away and destroy all undesirable germs. Some dairy farmers keep their milk and cream in the kitchen, some in the cellar and other in the barn. Such places are not at all commendable. The atmosphere in cellars, kitchens and barns is seldom pure. Milk, cream and butter have the peculiar prop- erty of being able to absorb any foreign odor with which they come in contact. Butter kept in a room where there are onions, csabbage, potatoes, turnips, bologna, bloody or putrid meat, I say such butter is not tit to be oaten by anyone except Hotentots or South Sea Islanders. It is not uncommon for a butter judge at our butter contests to fault butter aud trace the source of the fault to improper surround- ings. G. W. G. LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES Happenings of the Past Week in Culver and Vicinity. Dr. Rogers, of Kewanna, was in town Monday. Ducks are more pldntiful now than last week. Capt. and Mrs. Greiner were Plymouth visitors Monday. A. L. Porter and family, of Ply- mouth, visited relatives here Sun- day. Chester Easterday and Orr Byrd returned from North Dakota a few days ago. W. E. Hand and Frank Jones attended the Kessler trial at Ply- mouth Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Swigart, of Loganspojt, attended his mother's funeral, Tuesday. Tho town has under construct- ion, eight new cross walks, some were very much needed. T. E. Houghton, and family, of Plymouth, attended the funeral, of Mrs. Houghton's mother, Tuesday. F ob S ale or R ent The Quick property, second door north of the Citizen otiice. For particulars see S. C. Shilling. 22tf Mrs. Anna Butler and daughter Ruth. Mrs. Emma WoI pert and children, of South Bend, visited here over Sunday. Bring your grain to the Culver elevator. We handle grain econ- omically, and will pay the highest market price.D illon it Med- BOKKN*. Miss Grace Yoreis went to South Bend Monday where she will ktake a course in the South Bend Com- mercial College. Her mother, Mrs. L. Yoreis, accompanied her, and returned on the noon train. George Busart bought a span of fine draft horses last week. “The world is not down on you. Il is busy, that is all.” No run of hard luck should lead a man or woman to believe that the world is cold and heartless or that it has no interest in the affairs of the indi- vidual. People are absorbed in their own pursuits as they must, necessarily, be to accomplish what they desire, but their hearts hold fountains of sympathy and good will which once opended How gen- erously for the relief and encour- agement of the less fortunate. Fou Sale — First class winter wheat flour, $ 2.00 per hundred pouuds. Every sack guaranteed. — Dillion & Medbourn. Mr. Robert Hutchison, of Clar- ence, III., visited his brother. K. 1 C. Hutchison, over Sunday. Mr. Huchison is a member of the Grand Prairie Seminary foot ball team which played the Academy Satur- day. The election for town officers will be held next Tuesday. Every- thing is quiet, but little being said on either side. The candidates arc all good men. Some are better qualified than others and it re- mains for the voters to pass judge- ment on qualifications. North Judson claims to have the most youthful band in the state. The oldest member is not more than 14 years. They were instructed by Prof. George Smith and have attained a proficiency that would reflect credit upon any band of more mature years. Theodore Roosevelt will bo nom- inated for President by the Demo- cratic party in BIOS, will be indor- sed by the Republican party and will bo well nigh unanimously elected by the people, is the prop- hecy made by Walter Wellman, corresjK>ndent for the Chicago Redord Herald. S. S. Chadwick transacted bus- iness at Plymouth Saturday and while there viewed the remains of the young woman who committed suicide. Ho states that Allman's Busy Big Store was crowded to its limits with eager customers and that quite a number were from Culver. Allman advertises iu the Citizen. The two shoplifters taken in by the Plymouth authorities were in Culver Wednesday. They passed through Burr Oak in the morning stopping there long enough to steal a pair of shot's from Wil- holins store, after which they in- quired the way to Culver and spent the rest of the day here. Our merchants do not miss any goods, so it is not. known whether they re- ceived any plunder while here. Road work is progressing rapidly and satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Shilling were at Logansport last. Thursday. A cement walk is being built on the south side of the M. E. parson - age. George Medbourn put on ex- hibition an exceptionally large field pumpkin. Seven buggies from the sur- rounding country bring pupils to tho Culver High School. James Mosher, Wm. Wilhelm and Peter Liehtenberger transact- ed business at Plymouth Monday. Try Maxinkuckee flour, every sack guaranted to be first class. For sale by Porter tt Co. and Stahl <k Co. tf A gentelman from Crawfords- ville was here one day last week, looking after a location for a cloth- ing store. W7e are unable to learn whether Culver suited him. Culver is much in need of a first class jeweler. This ought to be a good opening for a good repair workman, with enough capital to carry an assorted line of jewelry. The International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago is postponed until the week of December, it">to 23. The delay is caused by the inability of the contractors, to complete the building sooner. Anna Wynant was released from the jail Saturday afternoon on a $150 bail, until the November term of court. Her brother arrived, from Chicago Saturday and deposited the money for her bail. The case will be tried in the November term of court. F or SALE-Elegant upright piano as good as now. Must be sold with- in a week on account of moving. Here is your chance to got a $400 piano good as new for half price. Will accept bankable note.—IT. A. Hefrie, four miles west of Culver. The article in lasts week's C iti - zen pertaining to to tho game of ball played at theBourbon fair, was written by one who played in the game and not by tho editor. We know nothing about the the diffi- culty and care less. Wo have rea- sons to believe that the Culver boys conducted themselves with propriety and did not deserve the column of personal abuse given them by the Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sickman, Mrs. Agnes Burkett and Marion Burkett returned Wednesday from an extended trip through the west. They left here Aug. 28 and visited fifteen states during their travels. While in Stevens county, Wash- ington, Mr. Sickman visited the Silver Queen mine and secured some fine specimens of ore. They enjoyed the trip very much and re- turned much improved in health. Rural free delivery has made a considerable difference in the a- mount of memorizing that postal clerks on Indiana routes have to do. Five years ago there were 2202 postoffices in Indiana whose names they had to remember and now there are only I The reduc- tion of over five hundred offices is due to rural free delivery. This reduction has been going on all over the country. It means that the extention of rural free delivery has donerway with a large number of small country postoffices that were maintained for the eonveni- encc of particular neighborhoods which are now served by carriers. The postal eleiks have more mail to handle every year, but they do not have to throw to as many diff- erent offices os they did formerly. Try Maxinkuckee flour, sack guaranted to be first WITH THE COUNTY OFFICIALS Record of the Past Week’s Doings at the Court House. Commissioners’' Court convenes Monday, November 0,1905, The last will and testament of Bridget C, Johnson was filed for probating in the clerk's office. Letters of administration were issued to Outer K. Slough on the estate of Willard E. Slough, de- ceased. Albert O. Nash was taken to LongclilFe by Sheriff Steiner last week. This is the last week for the payment of the 1901 taxes. After next Monday a penalty of ton per cent will be added.to unpaid taxes, Bids will be received by Survey- or Vanvactor on November 6 Lh, 11)05, for the cleaning out of the Seymour Lockwood ditch in Green and Union townships. The following marriage licenses were issued since our last report: Sanford Lane and Jennie Rich- mond: Russell E. Thornton and Mabel C. Rouch; William Frank aud Frances M. Ackles. The following suits wore filed since our last report: Lavina Nicklos vs John Niekles; complaint for divorce and custody of children. The State of Tndiana vs Edward Long; surety of the peace. State of Indiana vs Robert Clark. Lillie Clark and Edward Spencer; grand larcency. every class. For sale by Porter Co. and Stahl & Co. How To Stop Vour Papers. When you wish to stop a paper write the publisher a letter giving your name and address and enclose a money order for the amount due on your subscription;and the pap- er will be stoped. Don't try to es- cape paying for your paper by re- fusing it through the postoffice. The law provides that you must pay your back subscription before you can discontinue. Don’t get. mad if a publisher needs money and sends you a state- ment telling you of his needs, but be a man and help him out by pay- ing up. There are many accounts to keep in the operation of a newspaper, and if a mistake is made you will find the publisher pleased to right it.— Exchange. An*os Again Defeated. The Culver football team defeat- ed tho Argos for the second time at Culver Saturday. The score was 39 to 0. The Argoa team was heavier than the Culver boys, but showed a lack of knowledge of the game. The game was hard fought, but there was very little intention- al rough playing. Washburn and Baker played a brilliant game for Culver. Couple in a Bad Way. Amos Crum and Mary Perowere refused a marriage license at Ter- re TIaute because the wpman had not lived in the county thirty days. They were also refused at Paris, 111., because under the new Illinois law her divorce was too recent. The couple has a house furnished waiting. —Logansport Pharos. Low rates for hunters via tho Nickel Plate road. Parties of three or more, one fare1 for the round trip to McCoinb and Payne, Ohio, and points between; also to South Whitley and Willvale, Ind., and points between. Tickets on sale Nov. 9th to 30th inclusive. - Good returning Dec. 3rd. Call-on agent or address C. A. Melin, T. P. A., Fort Wayne, Ind. 11.30 Bargains in carriages at Hays Son's Livery. See Medbourn & Dillon for lime, Portland cement, plaster, etc. Get prices for hard and soft coal for fall and winter.
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T H E C U L V E R C IT IZ E N .L 71K E MT IX IXKUGKEE .

HecordVOL. III.

CrS A p r 0 2 CULVER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1905. NO. 28

N o n -P a r t i s a n in P o lit ic s .

S U IC ID E S A T T H E C O U N T Y J A IL

Cora M iller, Accused o f Shop lift­ing, linds L ife w ith Case Kn ife.

Cora Miller, one of the shop­lifters arrested Thursday, killed herself in the county jail at noon

C. M. A . Notes.Cadet Friedman was visited by

his father and mother, of Sidney, Ohio.

Mrs. A. W. McCandless, of Chi­cago. visited her son at the Acad­emy last week.

E. Smith and wife, of Chicago,Friday bv cutting her throat with . , ' T u i ,J . *» _ , , i visited their son Julian at the Acad -knife just after she had' . ,

J • emy the past week.a case eaten her dinner.

She and her sister, Mrs. Barbara Wyant, were in the woman's cell together and each was given an ordinary case knife and spoon when their dinner was taken to them.

After they had time to cat Deputy Sheriff Head started to the cell which is in the second story of the jail and just before ho reached the door he heard a ter­rible scream. He was in the room iu a few seconds, the woman falling to the floor just as he opened the door, her throat cut from ear to ear. the jugular vein being sever­ed.

She was placed on a bed and Dr.

C. H. Seitz, of Detroit, called at the school last week to see his son. Cadet Cameron Seitz.

Mrs. J. F. Read, of Fort. Smith, returning from the East, stopped at the Academy last week to her son Frazer.

The Naval School boat house has been considerably enlarged, an indication that the Summer School also is enlarging its facilities.

TT. *1. Myers and D. Ct. Porter, both of Dayton, Ohio, visited their 6ons last week, Mr. Myers was accompanied by his daughter.

During the past week a change has been made in the daily sched­ule. Guard mount now comes be-

R E TU R N PRO M W E S TE R N TR IP

M r. and M rs. T . li. S la ttery Back F rom Pacific Coast Tour.

Knott called by telephone, but s h e ; k reakfa’6t instead of after din- died almost instantly. j ner

The names of both women were • given its YVyna.it Thursday. They I Mr5'were sisters; the elder is or k a s ^ f ^leauor, aud Mrs. Haggerty,i * a i i oo < all of K khart, were with Cadetsbeen married and has two children.; , ,

.Jones aud H aggerty on .Sunday.Her name is Barbara Wynant.Both lived with their ufother, Mrs. j ^Miller, five miles south of Hamlet. Because of the size of the school Cora, the dead girl, was not quite t-his year, new divisions and sub­twenty years old. Both seemed divisions have been established in cheerful and Sheriff Steiner says t-he barracks io distribute the work that when he took their breakfast jOf making inspections, to thorn, Cora remarked that he Company foot ball teams have was feeding them well and treating been organized and are practicing, them well, and after talking about According to the schedule the what the court would probably do series to determine the company with them, she said “I took the championship will begin this week, goods myself, my sister did not Despite busy |jf0

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Slattery and daughter Romona returned from their trip of pleasure and sight seeing last Thursday. They were gone six weeks. They went from here to Minot, North Dakota, via the Chicago and St. Paul, where Mr. Slattery owns a farm.- From there they went to Spokane and Seattle, Wash., where they remain­ed a few days. The trip down the

aeej coast to Sun Francisco was an every changing sight of romantic scenry. They stopped for a few days at Portland, Ore. and visited the Louis and Clark Exposition. After a few days visit with Mrs. Slattery's sister at San Francisco and other relatives at. San Jose they arrived at Los Angeles, one of the most interesting cities in the United States, where dowers bloom from Janurary to Decem­ber and ripe fruit is always iu season. Palo Alto, the home of Stanford University, was one of the most impressive sigts along the entire line. This University was erected in memory of Lelaud Stanford Jr. and is one of the most richly endowed institutions of learning in the world.

tak-,. The sheriff said he gave them knives to eat with because he had no thought of them harming them selves or any one else with an ordinary table knife.

He thinks the girl probably sharpened the knife on the stove, and the gash she made at one stroke shows that the determination of the girl to end her life gave her more than ordinary nerve and strength.

The evidence against the women was overwhelming. Policeman Shearer accompanied by William Ormond, Arthur Wiltfong and Charles Humphreys drove to the residence of Mrs. Miller in Starke couney Thursday. They had se­cured a search warrant here, sup­posing the home of the women in this county, but when they found that it was in Starke county they went to Knox and got a war­rant there. The Knox marshal ac­companied them to Mrs. Millers where they found about $200 worth of goods supjK>sed to have been stolen. The goods consisted of silks, silk 3kirts. shoes, umbrellas, jewelry and other articles which were taken to Knox by the marshal.

Merchants at Knox and North Judson have lost goods and sus- picioned Mrs. Wynant and Miss Miller, but had not caught them taking anything.

Had they not attempted to get away with two fine trimmed hats at Ball's Thursday morning they would not probably havo been de­tected hero as they had probably taken goods from all the stores in Plymouth at other times.

The girl who committed suicide has light hair and fair complexion and seemed fairly intelligent. It is a sad ending to a life so young. Sheriff Steiner and family are per­haps as sorry as any relative of the girl can be, but no blame can be ascribed to them.

The remains were taken to Bun­nell's undertaking establishment and prepared for burial. A tele­gram announcing the girl’s death was sent to the sheriff at Knox.— Plymouth Tribune.

Academy several cadets IlC} time to enjoy hunting privileges. Most of the nimrods have killed a mud hen at least, a few are patient and clever enough to get better game.

Other visitors during the week wereC. B. Mathiol, Pittsburg; Ford Wood. Indianapolis; Bessie Har­bor, Bloomington; W. A. Snyder, Piqua; H. M. McCauley, Dubuque and Mr. E. Porter and daughter, of Shelbyville. Ind.

The Cavalry department is ex­ceedingly large this year. Because of the great numbers enrolled in this drill three squads have been formed. Judging by the reception the broncho buster received their will bo some clever stunts in the riding hall this winter.

The library at the Academy is undergoing improvements. Two rooms instead of one will be used for library and reading room pur­poses. Several new monthly pub­lications appear on the magazine table. The library which was always good will be better than ever.

O b itu a ry .Margaret Friend was born in St.

Joseph county, Indiana, March 1, 1851. She was united in marriage to David Swigart, September 22, 1805. To this union were born live children, William, of Culver; Lewis, of Montgomery, Ala,; Eliza- beth Houghton, of Plymouth; Harry, ol' Peru and Irvin, of Logan- sport. These survive her to mourn her departure, her husband and children, seven grand children, four sisters, two brothers and many friends.

She united with the Grace Ro- formed church in recent years, was always regular in attendance at Divine worship and led a quiet, unassuming life. She passed away Oct. 28, aged f»4 years, 7 months and 27 days. The funeral was held Oct. 31,*by her pastor, S. E. Klopfenstein at the Grace Reform - ed church.

F a rm B u tte r M a k in g .The major portion of the butter

made on the farm and sold at the grocery stores isof inferior quality. The many processes or renovated butter plants thoroughout the United States bear evidence to the fact. They are monuments of fallen butter.

Jf butter making, cream and milk productions are to be carried out successfully on the farm two things must Ui constantly kept in mind: 1. Cleanliness and 2. the keeping of milk or cream at a low temperature. If the word “cleanliness” could be properly understood, a great deal would be accomplished toward the produc­tion of a better quality of dairy products. Few would keep milk or any other food product in uten­sils and places that were unclean, if conscious of it.. In the pro­duction of milk and cream, and in the manufacture of butter, it is essential to keep away and destroy all undesirable germs. Some dairy farmers keep their milk and cream in the kitchen, some in the cellar and other in the barn. Such places are not at all commendable. The atmosphere in cellars, kitchens and barns is seldom pure. Milk, cream and butter have the peculiar prop­erty of being able to absorb any foreign odor with which they come in contact.

Butter kept in a room where there are onions, csabbage, potatoes, turnips, bologna, bloody or putrid meat, I say such butter is not tit to be oaten by anyone except Hotentots or South Sea Islanders.

It is not uncommon for a butter judge at our butter contests to fault butter aud trace the source of the fault to improper surround­ings. G. W. G.

L O C A L A N D P E R S O N A L NO TES

Happenings o f the Past W eek in C u lver and V ic in ity .

Dr. Rogers, of Kewanna, was in town Monday.

Ducks are more pldntiful now than last week.

Capt. and Mrs. Greiner were Plymouth visitors Monday.

A. L. Porter and family, of Ply­mouth, visited relatives here Sun­day.

Chester Easterday and Orr Byrd returned from North Dakota a few days ago.

W. E. Hand and Frank Jones attended the Kessler trial at Ply­mouth Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Swigart, of Loganspojt, attended his mother's funeral, Tuesday.

Tho town has under construct­ion, eight new cross walks, some were very much needed.

T. E. Houghton, and family, of Plymouth, attended the funeral, of Mrs. Houghton's mother, Tuesday.

F ob S a le or R e n t —The Quick property, second door north of the Citizen otiice. For particulars see S. C. Shilling. 22tf

Mrs. Anna Butler and daughter Ruth. Mrs. Emma Wo I pert and children, of South Bend, visited here over Sunday.

Bring your grain to the Culver elevator. We handle grain econ­omically, and will pay the highest market price.— D i l l o n it Med-BOKKN*.

Miss Grace Yoreis went to South Bend Monday where she will ktake a course in the South Bend Com­mercial College. Her mother, Mrs. L. Yoreis, accompanied her, and returned on the noon train.

George Busart bought a span of fine draft horses last week.

“The world is not down on you. Il is busy, that is all.” No run of hard luck should lead a man or woman to believe that the world is cold and heartless or that it has no interest in the affairs of the indi­vidual. People are absorbed in their own pursuits as they must, necessarily, be to accomplish what they desire, but their hearts hold fountains of sympathy and good will which once opended How gen­erously for the relief and encour­agement of the less fortunate.

Fou S a le — First class winter wheat flour, $2.00 per hundred pouuds. Every sack guaranteed. — Dillion & Medbourn.

Mr. Robert Hutchison, of Clar­ence, III., visited his brother. K. 1C. Hutchison, over Sunday. Mr. Huchison is a member of the Grand Prairie Seminary foot ball team which played the Academy Satur­day.

The election for town officers will be held next Tuesday. Every­thing is quiet, but little being said on either side. The candidates arc all good men. Some are better qualified than others and it re­mains for the voters to pass judge­ment on qualifications.

North Judson claims to have the most youthful band in the state. The oldest member is not more than 14 years. They were instructed by Prof. George Smith and have attained a proficiency that would reflect credit upon any band of more mature years.

Theodore Roosevelt will bo nom­inated for President by the Demo- cratic party in BIOS, will be indor­sed by the Republican party and will bo well nigh unanimously elected by the people, is the prop­hecy made by Walter Wellman, corresjK>ndent for the Chicago Redord Herald.

S. S. Chadwick transacted bus­iness at Plymouth Saturday and while there viewed the remains of the young woman who committed suicide. Ho states that Allman's Busy Big Store was crowded to its limits with eager customers and that quite a number were from Culver. Allman advertises iu the Citizen.

The two shoplifters taken in by the Plymouth authorities were in Culver Wednesday. They passed through Burr Oak in the morning stopping there long enough to steal a pair of shot's from Wil- holins store, after which they in­quired the way to Culver and spent the rest of the day here. Our merchants do not miss any goods, so it is not. known whether they re­ceived any plunder while here.

Road work is progressing rapidly and satisfactorily.

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Shilling were at Logansport last. Thursday.

A cement walk is being built on the south side of the M. E. parson - age.

George Medbourn put on ex­hibition an exceptionally large field pumpkin.

Seven buggies from the sur­rounding country bring pupils to tho Culver High School.

James Mosher, Wm. Wilhelm and Peter Liehtenberger transact­ed business at Plymouth Monday.

Try Maxinkuckee flour, every sack guaranted to be first class. For sale by Porter tt Co. and Stahl <k Co. tf

A gentelman from Crawfords- ville was here one day last week, looking after a location for a cloth­ing store. W7e are unable to learn whether Culver suited him.

Culver is much in need of a first class jeweler. This ought to be a good opening for a good repair workman, with enough capital to carry an assorted line of jewelry.

The International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago is postponed until the week of December, it"> to 23. The delay is caused by the inability of the contractors, to complete the building sooner.

Anna Wynant was released from the jail Saturday afternoon on a $150 bail, until the November term of court. Her brother arrived, from Chicago Saturday and deposited the money for her bail. The case will be tried in the November term of court.

F or SALE-Elegant upright piano as good as now. Must be sold with­in a week on account of moving. Here is your chance to got a $400 piano good as new for half price. Will accept bankable note.—IT. A. Hefrie, four miles west of Culver.

The article in lasts week's C i t i ­zen pertaining to to tho game of ball played at theBourbon fair, was written by one who played in the game and not by tho editor. We know nothing about the the diffi­culty and care less. Wo have rea­sons to believe that the Culver boys conducted themselves with propriety and did not deserve the column of personal abuse given them by the Advance.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sickman, Mrs. Agnes Burkett and Marion Burkett returned Wednesday from an extended trip through the west. They left here Aug. 28 and visited fifteen states during their travels. While in Stevens county, Wash­ington, Mr. Sickman visited the Silver Queen mine and secured some fine specimens of ore. They enjoyed the trip very much and re­turned much improved in health.

Rural free delivery has made a considerable difference in the a- mount of memorizing that postal clerks on Indiana routes have to do. Five years ago there were 2202 postoffices in Indiana whose names they had to remember and now there are only I The reduc­tion of over five hundred offices is due to rural free delivery. This reduction has been going on all over the country. It means that the extention of rural free delivery has donerway with a large number of small country postoffices that were maintained for the eonveni- encc of particular neighborhoods which are now served by carriers. The postal eleiks have more mail to handle every year, but they do not have to throw to as many diff­erent offices os they did formerly.

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W ITH T H E C O U N T Y O F F IC IA L S

Record of the Past W eek ’s Doings a t the Court House.

Commissioners’' Court convenes Monday, November 0,1905,

The last will and testament of Bridget C, Johnson was filed for probating in the clerk's office.

Letters of administration were issued to Outer K. Slough on the estate of Willard E. Slough, de­ceased.

Albert O. Nash was taken to LongclilFe by Sheriff Steiner last week.

This is the last week for the payment of the 1901 taxes. After next Monday a penalty of ton per cent will be added.to unpaid taxes,

Bids will be received by Survey­or Vanvactor on November 6Lh, 11)05, for the cleaning out of the Seymour Lockwood ditch in Green and Union townships.

The following marriage licenses were issued since our last report:

Sanford Lane and Jennie Rich­mond: Russell E. Thornton and Mabel C. Rouch; William Frank aud Frances M. Ackles.

The following suits wore filed since our last report:

Lavina Nicklos vs John Niekles; complaint for divorce and custody of children.

The State of Tndiana vs Edward Long; surety of the peace.

State of Indiana vs Robert Clark. Lillie Clark and Edward Spencer; grand larcency.

every class.

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write the publisher a letter giving your name and address and enclose a money order for the amount due on your subscription;and the pap­er will be stoped. Don't try to es­cape paying for your paper by re­fusing it through the postoffice. The law provides that you must pay your back subscription before you can discontinue.

Don’t get. mad if a publisher needs money and sends you a state­ment telling you of his needs, but be a man and help him out by pay­ing up.

There are many accounts to keep in the operation of a newspaper, and if a mistake is made you will find the publisher pleased to right it.— Exchange.

A n *o s A g a in D efeated .The Culver football team defeat­

ed tho Argos for the second time at Culver Saturday. The score was 39 to 0. The Argoa team was heavier than the Culver boys, but showed a lack of knowledge of the game. The game was hard fought, but there was very little intention­al rough playing. Washburn and Baker played a brilliant game for Culver.

C o u p le in a Bad W ay.Amos Crum and Mary Perowere

refused a marriage license at Ter- re TIaute because the wpman had not lived in the county thirty days. They were also refused at Paris, 111., because under the new Illinois law her divorce was too recent. The couple has a house furnished waiting. —Logansport Pharos.

Low rates for hunters via tho Nickel Plate road. Parties of three or more, one fare1 for the round trip to McCoinb and Payne, Ohio, and points between; also to South Whitley and Willvale, Ind., and points between. Tickets on sale Nov. 9th to 30th inclusive. - Good returning Dec. 3rd. Call-on agent or address C. A. Melin, T. P. A., Fort Wayne, Ind. 11.30

Bargains in carriages at Hays Son's Livery.

See Medbourn & Dillon for lime, Portland cement, plaster, etc. Get prices for hard and soft coal for fall and winter.

THE CULVER CITIZEN,J . H . K O O N T Z & S O N , P u b s .

C U L V E R , - - IN D IA N A .

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w i l l d o l ik e w is e .

Newspapers Hint That Ameri­can Minister Is Party to

Conspiracy,

SAY GOMEZ IS AFTER ARMS

A t r o l l e y l in e fr o m tb e A t la n t ic to th e P a c i f i c is b e in g ta lk e d o f. K in d ly

a c c e n t th e “ ta lk e d ."

E v e n i f th e F r c n c h s a v a n ts th in k k is s in g “ an u n p le a s a n t c u s to m ” i t is m o s t u n g a lla n t t o s a y so.

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p la y ."

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s o n ’s o v e r .

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fr o m R u ss ia ;

T h e S u lta n o f T u r k e y has b o u g h t a n a u to m o b ile . P e rh a p s h e in te n d s t o p e r s o n a lly c ir c u la te a m o n g h is A r ­m e n ia n su b jec ts .

A lot. o f V i r g in ia w o m e n h a v e fo r m ­e d an a n t l-k is s in g s o c ie ty . M e a n w h ile , V i r g in ia ’s p r e t t y w o m e n a r e to o b u sy t o b r e a k in to p r in t.

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O ffic ia ls N o t W o r r ie d .

A C a l i fo rn ia m an -has a d o p ted a g i r l b e c a u se h o w a s c h a rm e d b y h e r p ia n o p la y in g . W e m a y ad d th a t sh e d id n ’ t l i v e n e x t d oo r.

“ M a n y a m an ,” s a y s o n e o f th e la d y jo u rn a lis ts , “ h as fa l le n in l o v e w ith a d im p le .” Y e s , an d d is c o v e r e d la t e r th a t i t w a s o n ly a w r in k le .

“ A n I t a l ia n , ” a c c o rd in g to a n es ­te e m e d c o n te m p o ra ry , “ w a lk e d a m ile w it h a b ro k e n n o ck .” D id y o u e v e r s e e a m i le w ith a b r o k e n n e c k ?

A m a c h in e f o r m ilk in g c o w s b y e le c ­t r i c i t y h a s b e e n in v e n te d . I t is r e ­p o r te d t.o w o r k f a i r ly w e l l— w h e n th e c o w can b o in d u ce d t o s ta n d s t il l .

T h a t c lu b w o m a n w h o e x h o r ts m o th ­e r s t o le t t.hclr b o y s g e t d ir t y o n ce a < lay n ee d n o t w o r r y . T h e b o y s w i l l s e e I t th a t h e r a d v ic e is fo l lo w e d .

A J a p a n e se g ir l is t r y in g to g o t a Job In a te le p h o n e o f f ic e In S an F ra n ­c is c o , an d th e n a t iv e s a r e ta k in g s w e a r in g le s s o n s fr o m a J a p a n e se m a n .

H a v a n a c a b le g r a m : T a lk o f a n n e x a ­t io n to th e U n ite d S ta te s , th e o u tco m e o f th e A n g lo -C u b a n c o m m e rc ia l t r e a ty , is c h a ra c te r iz e d b y a d m in is tra t io n n e w s p a p e rs a s a c o n s p ira c y , to w h ich , i t is b r o a d ly h in te d , H e r b e r t 0 . S q u ie rs , th e A m e r ic a n m in is te r , is a p a r ty . T h e D is cu ss io n , a g o v e rn m e n t o rg a n , h as p re p a r e d a l i s t o f a l le g e d a n n e x a t io n is ts w h ic h is s a id to in ­c lu d e M r. S riu icrs and o th e r p ro m i­n e n t A m e r ic a n s , as w e ll as S p a n ia rd s an d Cubans.

.Mr. S q u ie rs , w h it e cogn izan t, th a t th e r e h as b een som e ta lk o f th e a p p li­c a t io n b y C u ba f o r a n n e x a t io n a s a m o re o r le s s r e m o te c o n t in g e n c y , h as n o t c o n c e rn e d h im s e l f w ith th e c o n tro ­v e r s y r e g a r d in g th e t r e a ty , e x c e p t as th e a c c r e d ite d r e p r e s e n ta t iv e o f th e U n it e d S ta te s .

A n lin au ihori/ .ed r e p o r t is p u b lish ed th a t M r. S q u ie rs ’ r e c a l l w i l l b e re ­q u es ted . T h e r e p o r t is t r e a te d as a jo k e .

O n e v e r s io n o f th e rea so n f o r th e go v e rn m e n t/ s p e r s is te n c e in u p h o ld in g th e A n g lo C u ban t r e a t y is th e p oss i­b i l i t y th a t G re a t B r it a in w i l l w ith d ra w h e r le g a t io n an d r e g a r d C u ba a s a w a rd o f tht* U n ite d S ta tes .

A l l e g e G o m e z P la n s R e v o lt .G en . J o s e M ig u e l G o m e z , fo r m e r

g o v e r n o r o f S a n ta C la ra an d r e c e n t ly a c a n d id a te f o r th e p r e s id e n c y o f C u ba . Is r e p o r te d to h a v e a s an o b ­j e c t f o r h is v is i t to th e U n ited S ta te s th e p u rc h a s e o f 6,000 r if le s . T h e s e , i t is d e c la re d , w i l l b e u sed in th e o r ­g a n iz a t io n o f a r e v o lu t io n a r y a rm y in

Cuba.G en . F r e y r e A n d ra d e , s e c r e ta r y o f

th e in te r io r , la u gh ed w h en q u es tio n ed o n th e s u b je c t an d s a id : " I f G om ez, b ro u g h t th e r i f le s to C u ba h e w o u ld n o t find a n y m e n to c a r r y th em , m u ch le s s f ig h t w ith th em . W e h a v o h ea rd £uch ru m o rs . T h e y seem t.o b e g o t ­te n up f o r th e p u rp o se o f c o n v in c in g th o U n ite d S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t th a t th e r e is a s p ir i t o f u n re s t in Cu ba . In a n y e v e n t th e U n it e d S ta te s w i l l n o t p e rm it th e d isp a tch o f a rm s to C u b a .”

S e n a to r Z e y a s , p r e s id e n t o f th e l ib ­e r a l p a r ty , w a s s u rp r is ed w h e n in ­fo r m e d o f th e ru m o r. l i e s a id : “ G o ­m e z h a s not. g o t th e m o n e y to b u y gu n s . H e is g o in g to r e n t a p la n ta ­t io n an d b eco m e a s u g a r p la n te r .”

T h o fu n n y m e n h a v e b e e n g iv e n a n ­o th e r o p e n in g : Joh n D . R o c k e fe l le r s a y s h e f e e l s l ik e a s p o n ge , an d 235 jo k e s in r e p a r te e s u g g e s t th e m s e lv e s a t o n ce .

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ca, B la s ts B ig R o c k an d D is c o v e rs

V a lu a b le B it o f W r it in g .

S t. P a u l. M inn ., s p e c ia l : A f t e r m o re th an th re e c en tu r ie s a r e c o rd o f th e D e S o to e x p e d it io n h as b een fo u n d on th e s h o re o f L a k e Ita s c a u n d e r a h u ge b o w ld e r , w h e r e i t h as la in u n d is ­tu rb ed . T h e r c c o rd , w r i t t e n on th e s.kiu o f an a n te lo p e , w a s fo u n d b y C h e s te r G ra y , a fa rm e r l i v in g on th e s h o re o f L a k e Ita s ca , w h ic h is th e s o u rc e o f tb e M is s is s ip p i r iv e r . l i e w i l l s en d th e r e co rd to th e S m ith s o n i­a n in s t itu t io n in W a s h in g to n .

T h e b o w ld e r u n d e r w h ic h th e a n te ­lo p e s k in le t t e r w a s fo u n d h ad a rou sed G ra y ’s c u r io s ity an d f in a lly h e b la s te d ii, a w a y . B u r ied u n d er I t anu s t i l l w e l l p r e s e r v e d h e fo u n d th e sk in .

T h e r e c o rd , w k ic h is b a r e ly le g ib le , is d a ted A u g . 9, 1547, an d s ig n e d b y fr ia n d an d h a v e n am ed i t fo r th em , m e m b e rs o f D e S o to 's e x p lo r in g p a r ty , w h o in th e le t t e r say th e y h a v e n am ed th e lak e , w h e n c e a r is e s th e g r e a t r iv e r in w h ic h D e S o to had b ee n b u rled s ix y e a r s b e fo r e , " L a k e D e S o to ."

“ M a n y w i ld red m en an d w o m e n a re a b o u t us.” i t is w r it t e n in th e r e c ­ord , “ bu t th e y a re o u r fr ie n d s an d w e a re th e irs , aud w e m o v e a m o n g th e m an d t e l l th e m o f th e w o r ld b eyo n d th e s e le a fy w a lls an d o f G o d an d h e a v ­en . b u t th e y d o n o t h e a rk e n to u s and O ften p o in t to th e ir b ro w s an d sh a k e th e ir h ead s . W e h a v e to ld th e m o f th e w o n d e r fu l r i v e r th a t has b e e n ou r fr ie n d h a v e n a m ed i t f o r th e m , an d an d fo r ns, in th e ir to n gu e , ‘ M iz t-C ep i, ’ w h ic h m ean s 'G r e a t R iv e r . '

“ T h e y te l i us o f w a r s in g e n e ra t io n s n o w lo n g g o n e b y fr o m w h ic h p eo p le s u ffe re d , and h o w th e y h a v e b een con- a u e red ntl d r iv e n fa r to th e n o rth , b u t h a v e g a in e d s tr e n g th a g a in w h en th e b o y s g r e w to b e m e n a n d h a v e re ­tu rn ed an d d r iv e n o u t th e in v a d e r s o f th e ir h u n tin g g ro u n d s . A n d th e y te l l us th a t e v e n n o w «. m ig h ty a n d w a r l ik e n a t io n , d w e l l in g to th e e a s tw a rd , on w a te r so g r e a i th a t i t s t r e tc h e s out t o m e e t th e sk y , m a k e th r e a t s to c o m e an d ta k e i b is f a i r la n d fr o m o u r fr ie n d s . F o r fe a r th a t th is m a y 'in­d eed c o m e to pass and w e lo s e ou r l iv e s in s t r i fe , an d th u s o u r d is c o v e r y an d o u r h is to r y b e f o r e v e r lo s t , w e m a k e t i l ls w r i t in g an d b u ry i t w h e re in fu tu re d ays i t m a y h e fou n d and k n o w le d g e g iv e n to m a n k in d .”

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T o m E d is o n says A m e r ic a n s e a t t o o m u ch an d w o r k t o o l i t t le . H e o u g h t t o ta k e a w a lk a rou n d th e o u t ­s id e o f h is sh o p a n d g e t a cq u a in ted w it h th e fa c ts .

Is n ’t i t fu n n y that. 1t Is a lw a y s m en “ w h o le a d e x e m p la ry l i v e s ” th a t tu rn o u t t o b e e m b e z z le r s ? M e n w h o le a d •the o th e r k in d o f a l i f e a re g e n e r a l ly t o o b u s y t o e m b e z z le .

A p p a r e n t ly lo ts o f p e o p le b e l ie v e th a t i t is u n lu ck y t o g o t m a rr ie d on F r id a y , th e 13th. L o t s o f o th e r p e o ­p le b e l ic v o th a t I t is x m lu ck y t o g e t •m arried on a n y o th e r day.

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W h a t th e s ta te an d c o u n ty o ff ic ia ls h a v e not. d on e in y e a rs , th e b re w e rs th e m s e lv e s h a v e a c c o m p lis h e d w ith in

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C o n c e rn in g th e c a s e -h a rd en ed c r im ­in a ls h o s a id : “ I t Is , I su p p ose , a fa c t th a t no fu r th e r k n o w le d g e o f th e hu­m an b o d y is to b e h o p ed f o r b y s tu d y ­in g th e c a d a v e r . A i l a d v a n c e in an­a to m y ar.d p h y s io lo g y fo r th e b e h o o f o f m e d ic in e an d s u rg e ry , h e lp in g a g a in s t d is e a s e , pa in an d d ea ih , m ust c o m e fr o m th e e x a m in a t io n o f l iv in g spec im en :;, p r e fe r a b ly hum an .

“ O n e o f th e m o s t u se fu l s e r v ic e s to h u m a n ity w h ic h a l i v e hu m an b o d y cou ld p e r fo rm w o u ld h e le t t in g i t s e l f b e e x p e r im e n te d w ith , u n d e r a n es

tw e n ty - fo u r h ou rs . M o s t o f th o jo in f.s a r e o w n e d b y th e b ro w e ra . T h o o c h e r , j U lTc a n s e c u re n o m o ro b e e r an d th o ir sup- l a n d i n g p h y s io l ,w ic a l an d b io lo g ic a l

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g a r e t , c la p p in g h e r h a n d s to g e th e r im ­p u ls iv e ly , “ n o w a t la s t I s h a ll h ea r e v e r y th in g . W h y y o u w e n t a w a y , and w h o g a v e y o u up, an d a b o u t th e l ig h t­in g . W h e r e i s y o u r h an d -g la ss? D o n o t t e l l m e th a t y o u h a v e n e v e r lo o k ­e d in i t s in c e y o u c a m e to C ou rtlan d , o r th a t y o u c a n p u t up w ith th a t s q u in t in g fa ls i f ie r up th e r e " (s h e p o in te d to th e o v a l f r a m e d V e n e t ia n m ir r o r w h ic h w a s h u n g o p p o s ite h e r ) .

“ I h a v o n e v e r e v e n lo o k e d in e i t h e r ! ” sa id th e S p a rh a w k .

“ Y o n r v o ic e is h o a rs e — s o m e h o w y o u a r e d if fe r e n t/ ' sh e sa id , ta k in g th e p in fr o m h e r l ip s an d s l ip p in g it th ro u g h th e r e b e l l io u s p la its w ith a s w i f t , v in d ic t iv e m o tio n .

" I h a v e c a u g h t a c o ld r id in g in to th e c i t y , ” qu o th th e S p a rh a w k h a s tily , b lu s h in g u n e a s ily u n d e r h e r eyes . B u t f o r th e t im e b e in g h is d is g u is e w a s sa fe . A l r e a d y M a r g a r e t o f C ou rt­la n d w a s th in k in g o f s o m e th in g e lse .

" T e l l m e ,” s h e b ega n , g o in g t o th e w in d o w an d g a z in g p e n s iv e ly o u t upon th e g r e e n , w liit.c -fiec l<ed p o u r o f th e A l la , s w ir l in g u n d e r ih e b e a m s o f th e S u m m e r P a la c e , “ l io w m a n y o f a su ite h a v o fo l lo w e d y o u h ith e r ? ”

" O n ly A l t P ik k e r , m y s e c o n d cap ­t a i n ! " s a id th e S p a rh a w k .

“ A n d y o u r c h ie f c a p ta in , V o n O r­s e ln ? ”

“ V o n O rs e ln h as g o n e b a c k t o th e B a lt ic E d g e to r a is e on m y b e h a l f th e f o lk o f th e m a r c h e s ! " a n s w e re d th e S p a rh a w k w a r i ly .

“ T h e n th e r e w a s— ” th e P r in c e s s h e s ita te d , a n d h e r o w n v o ic e g r e w a t r i f l e lo w e r — “ th e y o u n g m an w h o c a m e h ith e r as D e s s a u e r ’s s e c r e ta r y — w h a t o f h im ? T h e C o u n t v o n L o o n , i f I m is ta k e n o t - that, w a s h is n a m e ? "

“ l i e is In th e p la c e w h e r e h e m o s t w is h e s t o h e — w ith ih e w o m a n h e l o v e s ! ”

T l i e l ig h t d ied o u t o f th e b r ig h t fa c e o f th e P r in c e s s M a r g a r e t a t th e an ­s w e r , e v e n a s a s n o w c lou d w ip e s th e su n sh in e o f f a la n d sca p e .

“ T h e w o m a n h o lo v e s ? " sh e s ta m ­m e re d , a s i f s h e cou ld n o t h a v e h ea rd a r ig h t .

" A y , " sa id th e fa ls e b r id e , lo o s e n ­in g h e r c lo a k an d c a s t in g i t b eh in d h e r . s w e a r it . H e is w ith th e w o m a n l ie lo v e s .”

B u t in h is h e a r t th e S p a rh a w k w a s s a y in g , “ S te a d y , M a s te r M a u r ic e von L y n a r — o r a l l w i l l b o o u t in f iv e m in ­u te s ."

T h e P r in c e s s la id h e r h an d u p on th e s le e v e o f th e v e l v e t g o w n . A flu sh o f a n g e r c r im s o n e d h e r fa ir fa ce .

“ A h , " s h e c r ie d , “ I s e e i t a ll n o w , m a d a m th e p r in c e s s . Y o u lo v e th e C o u n t an d y o u th in k t o b l in d m e. T h is is th e rea so n o f y o u r r id in g o ff w ith h im on y o u r w e d d in g d a y . II, w a s f o r h is s a k e th a t you l e f t m y b ro th e r P r in c c L o u is a t th o ch u rch d oo r. L ik e d ra w s to l ik e , th e y sa y , an d y o u r e y e s a r c as l ik e a s p eas to th o s e o f th e C o u n t v o n I/sen .”

A n d th is , in d e e d , c ou ld th e S par- h a w k in n o w is e d en y . T h e P r in c e s s w e n t h e r a n g r y w a y .

“ T h e r e h a v e b e e n m a n y l i e s t o ld , " s h e c r ie d , r a is in g th e p itch o f h e r v o ic e , " b u t I a m n o t b lin d . I c a n s ee th ro u g h th em . I a m a w o m a n an d can g a u g e a w o m a n ’s p r e te x t . Y o u y o u r ­s e l f a r e in lo v e w ith th e C ou n t v on L o e n , an d y e t y o u t e l l m e th a t h e is w ith th e w o m a n h e lo v e s . "

T h e r e c a m e a k n o c k in g a t th e d oo r.“ W h o is th e r e ? ” d em a n d ed im p e r i­

o u s ly th e P r in c e s s M a rg a re t ,“ T h e P r in c e o f M u s co v y , to p re s e n t

h is d u ty t o th e P r in c e s s C o u r t la n d !”“ E n t e r ! ” s a id th e P r in c e s s M a r g a r e t

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s to o d on th e th re s h o ld b o w in g lo w t o th e la d ie s .

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a r c d i f fe r e n t .”

lan d , w ith o u t fu r th e r a c k n o w le d g ­m e n t o f h is s a lu ta t io n th a n th e s l ig h t ­e s t a n d c h i l le s t nod.

“ M y s e r v ic e to b o th , n o b io P r in ­c e s s e s ," th e a n s w e r c a m e w ith sa u ve d e fe r e n c e . “ T h o P r ln c o L o u is sen t m e to b e g o f h is n o b le sp ou se , th e P r in c e s s J oan , th a t sh e w o u ld d e ig n to r e c e iv e h im .”

“ T e l l L o u is th a t th e P r in c e s s w i l l r e c e iv e h im a t h e r o w n t im e . A n d y o u , P r in c c Iv a n , y o u h a v e o u r le a v e t o g o ! "

l i e o n ly b o w ed d e fe r e n t ia l ly an d w ith d re w . M a r g a r e t an d th e S p a r ­h aw k w e r e l e f t o n ce m o re a lo n e .

T h e tw o s to o d th u s w h i le th e b r is k fo o ts t e p s o f P r in c e W a s p th in n e d o u t d ow n th e c o r r id o r . T h e n M a r g a r e t tu rn ed s w i f t ly upon h e r ta l l c om p a n ­

ion , an d , s t i l l k e e p in g Ttor h an d , sh e p u lle d M a u r ic e o v e r to th e w in d o w . T h e r e in th o fu l le r l i g h t sh e sca n n ed th o S p a rh a w k 's fe a tu r e s w ith a k in d ­l in g e y e an d p a lin g lip s .

“ G od in h e a v e n ! " s h e p a lp ita te d , h o ld in g h im a t a g r e a t e r d is ta n ce , " y o u a r e n o t th e L a d y J o a n ; you a r c — y o u a re — ”

“ T h e m an w h o lo v e s y o u ! ” s a id th e S p a rh a w k , w h o w a s v e r y p a le .

“ T h e C ou n t v o n L o e n . Ch.! w h y d id y o u r is k i t ? ” s h e g a sp ed . “ T h e y w i l l k i l l you , t e a r y o u to p ie c e s w ith o u t r e m o rs e , w h e n th e y fin d ou t. A n d it is a th in g th a t c a n n o t b e k e p t a s e c rc t . W h y d id y o u d o It.? "

" F o r y o u r sa k e , b e lo v e d ,” s a id th e S p a rh a w k , c o m in g n e a r e r to h e r ; “ to lo o k o n c e m o re on y o u r fa c e — to b e ­h o ld on ce , I f n o m o re , th e l ip s th a t k is s e d m e in th e d a rk b y th e r iv e r b r in k ! "

“ B u t— b u t— yo u m a y f o r f e i t y o u r l i f e ! "

“ A n d a th ou san d l i v e s ! " c r ie d th e S p a rh a w k , n e r v o u s ly p u ll in g a t h is w o m a n 's d r e s s as j f a s h a m e d th a t he m u s t w e a r i t a t su ch a t im e . " L i f e w ith o u t y o u is n a u g h t t o M a u r ic e v o n L y n a r ! "

T h e P r in c e s s h e ld o u t h e r h a n d s im ­p u ls iv e ly an d th en r e t r a c te d th e m sud­d en ly .

“ N o w , w c m u s t n o t w a s te t im e ,” sh e s a id ; “ I must, s a v e you . T h e y w o u ld s la y y o u on th e le a s t su sp ic io n . B u t I w i l l m a tch th em . W o u ld to G od that. C o n ra d w e r e h ere . T o h im I cou ld sp eak . I cou ld t ru s t h im . l i e w o u ld h e lp us. L e t m e s e e ! L e t m o s e e ! ”

S h e b e n t h e r h ea d an d w a lk e d s lo w ­l y t o th e w in d o w . L ik e e v e r y C ourt- la n d e r sh e th o u g h t b e s t w h e n sh e c o u ld w a tc h th e s w ir l o f th e g re e n A l la a g a in s t its ban ks . T h e w h it e fo a m -fie c k w h ic h M a r g a r e t w a s f o l ­lo w in g w ith h e r e y e s h ad n o t v a n is h ­ed fro m h e r s ig h t, w h e n th e d o o r o f th e S u m m e r P a la c e w a s ru d e ly th ro w n op en an d an o f f ic e r a n n o u n ced In a loud , s t r id e n t to n e . " T h e P r in c e L o u is lo v i s i t h is P r in c e s s ! ”

P r in c e L o u ’ s e n te r e d , flu sh ed and e x c ite d . H is e y e s had lo s t th e ir fu r ­t iv e m e a n n e s s a n d b la ze d w ith a k in d o f r e c k le s s fu r y q u ite fo r e ig n to th e m an , fo r a n g e r a f fe c te d h im as w in e m ig h t a n o th e r m an.

H e s p o k e f ir s t t o th e P r in c e s s M a r ­g a re t .

“ A n d so, m y f a i r s is te r , ” h e sa id , “ you c o n c o c t c o n s p ir a c y w ith m y ow n m a rr ie d w i fe . M a k e r e a d y , m adam , f o r t o m o r r o w you s h a ll f in d y o u r m a s ­te r . I w i l l m a r r y y o u t o th e P r in c c Iv a n o f M u s c o v y . l i e w i l l c a r r y you to M o s c o w , w h e r e la d ie s o f y o u r b re e d a r e ta u g h t to o b e y . Y o u s h a ll b e w ed a n d th a t im m e d ia te ly . A n d le a v e m e a lo n o w ith m y w ife . ”

“ M y b ro th e r L o u is , ” c r ie d th e P r in ­c es s M arga re t., ru n n in g up t o h im ar.d ta k in g h is a rm c o a x in g ly , “ d o n o t be so h a s ty w ith tw o p o o r w o m e n . N e i th ­e r o f us d e s ir e a u g h t b u t t o d o y o u r w i l l . B u t g iv e u s t im e . L o u is , L o u is , I th o u g h t y o u w e r e w is e , an d y e t I s ee th a t y o u h a v e n o t th e a lp h a b e t o f lo ve . I l e r e Is y o u r la d y . H a v e y o u e v e r sa id a lo v in g w o rd t o h e r , b e n t th e k n e e , k is s ed h e r h an d — w h ich , b e in g p e rs is te d in , Is th e tru e w a y to k is s th e m ou th .”

( “ I f h e d o e s e ith e r ,” g r o w le d th e S p a rh a w k , “ m y s w o rd w i l l k is s h is m id r i f f ! ” )

r r in c e L o u is s m ile d . H e w a s not used to w o m e n ’s f la t t e r ie s , and- in his p r e s e n t s ta te o f e x a lta t io n th e ca ­jo le r ie s o f th e P r in c e s s s u ite d h is m ood .

” 1 k n o w m o re o r w o m e n th an you th in k , s is t e r ,” h e m a d e a n s w e r . ” 1 h a v e h ad e x p e r ie n c e s — in m y you th , th a t i s ; I a m n o p u p p e t p r in c e lin g . B y S a in t M a r k ! o n c e on a d a y I had s tru t te d w ith th e b o ld e s t ; an d to-day, w e l l , n o w that. I h a v e h u m b led th is p rou d m a d a m an d b r o u g h t h e r to my o w n c ity , w h y . I w i l l s h o w yo u th a t I a m n o W e n d is h b oo r . I can sue a la d y 's f a v o r as c o u r te o u s ly a s a n y m an , an d , M a rg a re t , i f y o u w i l l p ro m ­is e m e to b o a g o o d g i r l an d g e t you r e a d y t o b e m a rr ie d lo -m o rro w , I p ro m is e y o u that. L o u is o f C o u r tla n d w i l l s o l ic i t h is la d y 's f a v o r w ith a ll g ra c e an d o b s e rv a n c e .”

“ G la d ly w i l l I b e m a rr ie d t o m o r ­r o w , ” s a id th e P r in c e s s , c a re s s in g h er b r o th e r ’ s s le e v e — “ th a t is , i f I c a n n o t b e m a r r ie d t o - d a y !” s h e a d d ed u n d er h e r b re a ih .

B u t s h e p au sed a f e w m o m e n ts a s i f e m b a rra s s e d . T h e n sh e w e n t on.

“ B ro th e r L o u is , I h a v e s p o k en w ith m y s is t e r h e r e — y o u r w i f e , t l ie L a d y J oan . S h e h a th a s c ru p le c o n c e rn in g m a tr im o n y . S h e w o u ld h a v e i t r e ­s o lv e d b e fo r e sh e h ad s p e ec h w ith y o u a g a in . P e r m it o u r g o o d F a th e r C le ­m e n t (o a d v is e w ith h e r . "

“ F a th e r C le m e n t— o u r C o n ra d ’s tu to r , w h y h e m o re th an a n o th e r? ”

“ W e l l , d o y o u n o t u n d e rs ta n d ? H e Is o ld ,” p le a d e d M a rg a re t , "a n d th e re a r e th in g s o n e can s a y b u t t o a n o ld m an . Y o u u n d ers ta n d , b ro th e r L o u is ."

T h e P r in c c n o d d ed , w e l l p lea sed . T h is w a s p leasant.. H is m e n to r . P r in c e W a s p , d id n o t u s u a lly f la t t e r h im . R a th e r h e m a d e h im c h a fe o a a t ig h t re in .

“ A s soon a s h e can b e s en t f o r , ” tho T r in c e a n s w e re d , “ n o w i l l c o m e d i­r e c t ly h e r e to th o S u m m er P a la c e . A n d t i l l th en y o u tw o fa ir in a id s can a b id e to g e th e r . P r in c e s s , m y w ife , I k is s y o u r n o b le b a n d . M a rg a r e t , y o u r c h e e k . T i l l to -m o rro w — t i l l to -m or­r o w ! ”

l i e w e n t o u t w ith an a t te m p t a t a iry g r a c e c u r io u s ly g r a f t e d on h is usual s a tu rn in e m an n ers .

T h e n q u ic k ly d ro p p in g h e r lo v e r ’s

f in g e r , M a r g a r e t to ok h o ld o i h er d re s s a t e i th e r s id e d a in t i ly an d c i r ­c le d a b o u t th e S p a rh a w k in a ligh t- t r ip p in g dan ce .

“ A h , L o u is — w e w i l l b e g o o d and b id a b le — to -m o rrow . T o -m o r r o w you w i l l s e e m e a lo v in g an d o b e d ie n t w i fe . T o -m o r ro w 1 w i l l w e d P r in c e W a s p . M e a n t im e — to -d a y y o u an d I, M a u r ic e , w i l l cor.su It F a th e r C le m e n t, m in e a n c ie n t c o n fe s s o r , w h o w i l l do a n y th in g I a sk h im . T o -d a y w e w ill d a n ce— p u t y o u r a rm a b o u t m y w a is t — fir m ly — s o ! T h e r e , w e w i l l d a n ce at a w e d d in g to -d ay . y o u and I. F o r in th a t b ra v e v e l v e t r o b e y o u s h a ll be m a r r i e d ! "

“ M a r g a r e t ! ” c r ie d th e S p a rh a w k . A n d w ith o n e b ou n d h e h ad h e r aga in st, h is b rea s t .

“ O h ,” sh e c r ie d , w ith a s h ru g o f h e r p r e t ty sh ou ld e rs , as s h e s u b m itted to h is e m b ra c e . “ I d o n ’ t lo v e y o u h a lf as m u ch Ir. th a t d ress . W h y , i t is l ik e k is s in g a n o th e r g i r l a t th e c on ven t. U g h , th e c a t s ! ”

S h e w a s n o t p e rm it te d t o s a y a n y m o re . T h e A l la w a s h ea rd v e r y c le a r ­ly in th e S u m m er P a la c e a s it. s w e p t th e s w if t m o m e n ts w ith i t a w a y to ­w a rd s th e s e a w h ic h is o b liv io n . T h e n a f t e r a t im e , an d a- t im e an d h a l f a t im e , t.lio P r in c e s s M a r g a r e t s lo w ly e m e rg e d .

“ N o , " sh e s a id r e t r o s p e c t iv e ly , “ i t is n o t l ik e th e c o n v c n t a f t e r a l l— not. a b it .”

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“ A f fe c t io n is e v e r s e e m ly , e s p e c ia l ly b e tw e e n g r e a t la d ie s— a ls o u n u s u a l!”

“ F o r to -m o rro w you sh a ll f in d your m a s te r .”

sa id a b a s s v o ic e , s p e a k in g g r a v e and k in d ly b eh in d th em .

“ F a th e r— d e a r F a th e r C le m e n t ! " c r ie d M a r g a r e t ru n n in g to th e n o b le o ld m an w h o s tood by th e d oo r and k n e e l in g d ow n f o r b is b le s s in g . H e g a v e i t s im p ly an d b e n ig n a n t ly , an d th en la id h is hand a m o m e n t on th e r ip p l in g m a sses o f h e r f a i r h a ir . T h e n h e tu rn ed h is e y e s u p on th e S p a r ­h aw k .

T h e n th e c o n fu s io n o f h is b e a u t ifu l p en ite n t , th e flu sh w h ic h m o u n ted t.o h e r n e c k e v e n a s s h e k n e e le d , added to a c e r ta in le v e l d e f ia n c e In the g la n c e o f h e r t a l le r co m p a n io n , to ld h im a lm o s t a t a g la n c e that, w h ic h h ad b een s o c a r e fu l ly co n cea led - H is g la n c e t r a v e le d b a c k an d fo r th fro m th e S p a rh a w k to M a rg a re t , an d fr o m M a r g a r e t t o th e S p a rh a w k .

“ A h ! " h e sa id a t la s t, f o r a ll c o m ­m en t.

T h e P r in c e s s r o s e to h e r fee t, and a p p ro a c h e d th e u r ies t.

“ M y F a th e r ,” sh e s a id s w i f t ly , “ th is Is n o t th e L a d y .Toan, m y b ro th e r 's w ife , h u t a y o u th m a rv e lo u s ly l ik e h e r , w h o h ad o ffe r e d h im s e lf in h er p la c e th a t s h e m ig h t e s c a p e -------”

“ N a y , ” sa id th e S p a rh a w k . “ i t . w a s to s e e y o u o n r e a g a in , L a d y M a rg a re t , th a t I c a m e to C o u r t la n d !”

“ H u s h ! y o u m u st n o t in te r ru p t .” s h e w e n t on . p u t t in g h im a s id e w ith h e r hand . “ l i e is th e Connl. von L o en , a lo rd o f K e r n s b e r g . A n d I lo v e h im . W e w a n t you t o m a r ry us n o w , d e a r F a th e r— n ow , w ith o u t a m o m e n t 's d e ­la y ; f o r i f y o u <lo n o t, th e y w i i l k i l l liim , an d T sha ll h a v e to m a n y P r in c e W a s p ! ”

(T o b e c on tiD tied .)

H o w R o m a n tic !A p e c u lia r in tro d u c t io n took p la c e

in a K a n s a s C it y s to re . U p in th e bun d ie -w ra p p e rs ' lofr. w a s a y o u n g w o m a n w h o m a y o u n g m an . w h o c a m e in th e s to r e f r e q u e n t ly , a d m ire d . l i e w a n te d t o m e e t h e r andi to ld o n e o f th e c le rk s so s e v e r a l t im e s . S a tu rd a y h o w a s ta lk in g t o th e c le rk an d , g la n c ­in g to w a rd th e lo ft , s a w th e g ir l.

“ T h e r e 's M is s B ia ttk . a g a in .” s a id th e y o u n g m an . " I w is h I cou ld m e e t tb a t g i r l . ”

“ I to ld h e r th e o th e r d a y y o u w a n t­ed t o k n o w h e r ,” sa id th e c le r k , “ an d sh e sa id s h e ’d b e v e r y g la d t o m ee t y o u . G iv e m e o n e o f y o u r ca rd s . W e ’ l l s e t t l e th is th in g r ig h t n o w .”

T h e v o u r g m a n b a n d e d o u t a card aud th e c le r k p u t i t In th e o v e rh e a d b u n d le c a r r ie r an d s e n t i t up to th e g ir l . S h e lo o k e d d o w n a n d s m iled . T h e y o u n g m an s m ile d b ack .

“ T h e r e , ” s a id th e c le rk , “ n o w y o u ’re In tro d u c e d .”

T h e y o u n g m an w e n t ou t, g r e a t ly p le a s e d .— K a n s a s C it y T im e s .

N o t T h a t K in d .“ Y o u p u l l t e e th h e r e , T s u p p o s e? ”

q u e r ie d th e m a n , a f t e r c l im b in g th e s ta ir s t o th e d e n t is t ’ s o ffic e .

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y o u ? "“ O , i t is n ’ t f o r m e . I t Is f o r th e o ld

w o m a n . S h e ’s g o t t o h a v e e le v e n p u lled at. o n ce , an d I w a n t i t t o h u r t h e r s o th a t sh e w o n ’ t b e a b le t o o p en h e r m o u th a t m e fo r a m o n th o f S un ­d a y s ! ”

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M r. S im o n s o f O s ce o la , Ia ., w r i t e s :"1 am a r e n te r . H a v e b e e n fa rm in g 160 a c re s fo r f iv e y e a rs . I p a y cash re n t , S I p e r a c rc . H a v e a c cu m u la ted c o n s id e ra b le s to ck a b o u t m e . Is it ad ­v is a b le to c o n t in u e r e n tin g , o r g o w h e r e lan d is c h e a p e r an d b u y? I s ee th a t y o u t r a v e l c o n s id e ra b le an d w r it e on a g r ic u ltu ra l su b jec ts . W o u id you p le a s e g iv e m e y o n r o p in io n on th e a b o v e ? "

W e a n s w e r th is th ro u g h th is d e p a r t ­m en t, f o r w e find in a t te n d in g th e d i f ­fe r e n t fa rm e rs ' in s t itu te s th ro u gh o u t th e W e s t th a t th e r e is in s o m e p a r ts a g e n e ra l f e e l in g o f d is c o n ten t . H ig h re n ts , h ig h ta x e s an d a d is p o s it io n on ih e pan . o f m a n y la n d lo rd s to n o t k e e p up th e ir p la c e s is m a k in g th e b e t te r c la s s o f te n a n ts lo o k up fa rm s fo r th e m s e lv e s , w h e r e th e y can b u ild th e ir o w n h om es .

W e b e l ie v e that, a n y fa r m e r w h o h as g o t a f e w h u n d red d o lla rs a h e a d can n o t a f fo rd , u n d e r o rd in a r y c irc u m ­s ta n ces . to p a y fr o m $1 to $7 p e r a c r e ren t. Tf h e l i v e s c lo s e t o a g o o d m a r­k e t w h e r e h e can c a r r y on tru c k fa rm ­in g an d m a r k e t e v e r y t h in g h e g r o w s d ir e c t ly t o th e c o n s u m e r , h e m ig h t i h en m a k e en d s m e e t , b u t i t w i l l r e ­q u ir e th e g r e a t e s t b u s in es s s a g a c it y an d m a n a g e m e n t fo r th e o rd in a r y te n ­a n t t o p a y e x p e n s e s an d h a v e a n y ­th in g le f t . W c h a v e la t e ly m a d e a t r ip th ro u g h ih e N o r th w e s t , v is i t in g s o m e o f th e n e w e r s e c t io n s o f N o r th - * w e s te rn Io w a an d S ou th D a k o ta , e s ­p e c ia l ly th o s e s e c t io n s th a t h a v e b een a d ja c e n t t o th e C. M . & St.. P . R . R . W e p e r s o n a lly k n o w s e v e r a l r e n te r s w h o l e f t c e n tr a l I o w a o n ly a f e w y e a r s a g o an d w e n t to S o u th D a k o ta . T h e y w e r e b a r e ly a b le to m a k e th e f ir s t p a y m e n t on th e ir lan d , b u t n o w a f t e r tw o o r th r e e y e a r s m a n y o f th e m h a v e p a id n e a r ly o u t on th e i r fa rm s , an d n o n e o f th e m b u t a r e in b e t te r c o n d it io n f in a n c ia l ly th an th e y w o u ld h a v e b een I f th e y h ad re m a in e d r e n t ­ers .

W h e n o n e s ee s so m u ch u n d ev e lo d c o u n tr y N o r th w e s t , an d S o u th w es t , a ls o , w e w o u ld a d v is e a n y r e n te r w h o is a b le to g e t a f e w h u n d red d o lla rs to m a k e th e c h a n g e an d g e t a p ie c e o f lan d o f h is o w n an d c o m m e n c e fa r m in g an d s to c k -ra is in g on h is o w n ac co u n t. A n d in a d d it io n t o th is th in k o f th e g r e a t b le s s in g o f h a v in g y o u r o w n h o m e , y o u r o w n h e a r th s to n e , y o u r o w n “ v in e an d f ig t r e e . "

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S o m a n y p e o p le w h o a r e n o t fu l l } ' p o s ted in th e b r e e d in g b u s in es s a r e n o w b u s ily p o in t in g t o th e a p p a re n t d e c lin e in p r ic e s an d s a y in g , w ith a l l th e p o s it iv e n e s s o f a su eer , " I to ld you s o .” “ I k n e w th e b u s in ess w o u id soon b e o v e rd o n e .” Y e s , h e k n e w a l l a b o u t it . ’ T is e v e r thus. T h e m an w ith l i t ­t l e o r n o e x p e r ie n c e is e v e r th e m o s t ! r e a d y t o g iv e a d v ic e . H e w i l l g iv e y o u p o in te rs on th e p ro p e r m e th o d o f c o n d u c t in g th e g o v e r n m e n t as r e a d i ly as h e w i l l t e l l y o u in w h a t p h a se o f th e m oon y o u r p o ta to e s sh ou ld be p p ted . H e can s e e n o fu r th e r th a n to-.-n y 's su n ris e an d su n se t. H e d ocs n o t s eem to r e a l iz e t b a t pu re -b red s to ck , so ld e v e n a t p r e s e n t p r ic e s , is m a k in g th e b r e e d e r g o o d m o n ey . B r e e d in g s to ck , e v e n in the. p o o re s t s a le s , 3s s e l l in g f o r f r o m th r e e to fou r t im e s a s m u ch as w o u ld th e b e s t g ra d e s . T h e r e is v e r y l i t t l e m o re e x p e n s e in h a n d lin g b lo o d e d s to c k th a n In h a n d lin g c om m o n gra .d e s tu ff, an d w h en a y e a r l in g b u ll w i l l s e l l f o r m o r e th a n a tw o o r th re e -y ea r -o ld fa t ­te n e d s te e r , i t m u st a p p e a l t o a n y th in k in g m a n a s s h e e r f o l l y t o c la im th a t i t d o c s n o t p a y . E v e n th e y o u n g , u n b re d h e i fe r s a rc s e l l in g f o r m o ro m o n e y th a n th e fa t t e n e d s te e r , w h i le th e c o w w ith c a l f a t s id e , o r w e l l a lo n g In c a l f , w i l l b r in g tw ic e a s m uch .

T o b e s u re w o c a n n o t a l l b e b r e e d ­e rs , b u t b y f a r th e g r e a t e r p o r t io n h a v e n o d e s ir e o r ta s t e f o r th e d e ta i l w o r k th a t is a lw a y s n e c e s s a r y in a b r e e d in g b u s in ess . T h is r e a s o n a lo n e w i l l a lw a y s m a k e p le n ty o f r o o m f o r th e m a n w it h push an d e n te rp r is e . N o m a n w h o h as a d e c id e d ta s te f o r b u s i­n ess n ee d h e s ita te an In s ta n t. H e can b e g in n o w , k n o w in g p o s i t iv e ly th a t h e is g e t t in g in o n th e g ro u n d flo o r— p r ic e s w i l l n o t g o lo w e r . T o a n y m an w h o c o n te m p la te s a t som e t im e g o in g In to th e b u s in ess w e w o u ld say , b eg in n o w , an d g e t as m u ch g o o d s to c k a s y o u r m o n e y w i l l b u y . W e d o n ’t b e l i e v e In ru n n in g in to d e b t to a n y g r e a t e x t e n t f o r y o u r b r e e d in g s to c k , b u t b u y a l l y o u c a n h a n d le an d g i v e r e a s o n a b le c a re , th en w h e n you h a v e s o m e th in g to s e ll y o u w i l l h a v e n o tr o u b lo in g e t t in g g o o d p r ic e s .

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W e h a v e n o w h ad o u r f ir s t h e a v y fro s t , and m o s t a l l te n d e r v e g e ta t io n is k i l le d , an d n o w is th e t im e t o g e t b u sy a b o u t th e h o m e and lo o k a f t e r g e t t in g e v e r y th in g in r e a d in e s s fo r w in te r . S e e that y o u r d a h lia s h a v e alt b een to p p ed a n d th e b u lb s d r ie d an d re m o v e d to th e c e lla r . I f y o u h a v e s o m e p o ta to e s to s to r e , w c w o u ld a d ­v is e p u tt in g th e d a h lia b u lb s in th e b o tto m o f ih e p o ta to b in . W e h a v e fou n d th is an a d m ira b le w a y to k e e p th em . H a v e a l l g la d io la b u lb s r e ­m o ved an d d r ie d and p la c ed in a d ry , w a rm c e lla r . I f y o u a r e w a n t in g to k e e p y o u r g e ra n iu m s th rou gh and do n o t c a r e to p o t th e m , d ig th e m up, t ie th e m by th e ro o ts an d h a n g th e m up in th e c e lla r . T h e c h ry sa n th em u m s sh ou ld b e d u g an d p o t te d an d ta k e n in fo r w in t e r b lo o m . A ls o lo ok a f t e r th e te n d e r s h ru b b e ry an d See th a t i t is p ru n ed h a c k an d p r o p e r ly c a re d fo r . S o m e c a n b e p ro te c te d b y p u tt in g h e a v y m u lch a b o u t th e ro o ts . O th e rs b y w r a p p in g w ith s tra w . I f th e g ra s s o n th e la w n is n o t as h e a v y as it shou ld be, c o v e r w ith a l ig h t m u lch o f w e ll- r o t t e d m a n u re . Y o u w i l l find th is g r e a t ly p a y s f o r th e lab o r. S e e th a t a l l g r a p e v in e s a r e p ru n ed a s soou as th e le a v e s fa l l , a n d la id d ow n w ith a w e igh t, on to p . T e n d e r ra s p b e r r y and b la c k b e r r y v in e s can b e h a n d led th e s a m e w a y . R e m e m b e r th a t m o is tu re is o n e o f th e r e q u is it e s f o r id e a l w in ­t e r p ro te c t io n , an d t i l ls can b e m a d e b y m o u n d in g up w ith e a r th , and c o v e r ­in g th e v in e s i f th e y a r e n o t to o la r g e . I f y o u h a v e n e g le c te d c u tt in g o u t th e o ld w o o d fr o m t l i e r a s p b e r r y p a tch , s e c that, th is Is d on e n o w . A l l d is ­ea s ed c a n es w ith an l.h racn ose sh ou ld b e r e m o v e d . P u t a lo a d o f m a n u re on th e rh u b a rb . S e e th a t th e a s p a ra gu s h a s a to p d r e s s in g a lso . T h e v in e s on th o v e ra n d a , su ch as c le m a t is , c l im b ­in g ro s e s and A k e b ia , sh ou ld b e ta k e n d o w n soon an d g iv e n a l i t t l e c o v e r in g o f e a r th o r som e o th e r c o v e r in g . I f th e s q u a sh es an d p u m p k in s th a t y o u w a n t f o r w in t e r use a r e o u t in th e fie ld , r e m o v e th em to s o m e d r y p lace , g e t t in g o n ly w e l l m a tu red sp e c im en s i f y o u w a n t th e m to k e e p . W e h a v e a lw a y s k e p t o u rs in a w o o d h o u se . I f y o u h a v e n e g le c te d p u t t in g o u t c u t­t in g s o f sh ru b s an d fru it p la n ts , d o i t n ow .

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T R E E S O F W O N D E R F U L S IZ E .

T h e Y o u th ’s C o m p a n io n is a u th o r ity f o r th e s ta t e m e n t th a t on th e is la n d o f C os ( o r K o s ) , in th e M e d ite r ra n e a n , n e a r t h e c o a s t o f A s ia M in o r , th e r e s tan d s an o a k tw e n ty - f iv e f e e t in d ia m ­e te r , an d w h ic h a G e rm a n s c ie n t is t b e l ie v e s t o b e tw o th o u sa n d n in e h un ­d red y e a r s o ld .

T h e la r g e s t t r e e in th e U n ite d S ta te s , a c c o r d in g t o th e C h r is t ia n A d v o c a t e (N e w Y o r k ) , is s a id t o b e a t th e fo o t o f M o u n t K tn a , an d is c a l le d " T h e C h e s tn u t T r e e o f a H u n d red H o r s e s . ” I t s n a m e c a m e fr o m th o r e p o r t th a t Q u een J a n e o f A r a g o n , w ith h e r p r in c i­p a l n o b il i t y , t o o k r e fu g e fr o m a v io t e n t s to rm u n d er its b ra n ch es . T h e tru n k is 204 f e e t in c ir c u m fe r e n c e . T h is w o u ld m ean n e a r ly 6S f e e t in d iam c- i t e r , a b o u t fo u r ro d s — w e l l n ig h in e rcd - j ib le .

T h e la r g e s t t r e e in th e U n it e d S ta te s j i t is s a id s ta n d s n e a r B e a r C re e k , on th e n o r th fo r k s o f th e T u le r iv e r , in C a li fo rn ia . I t m e a s u re s 128 f e e t in c ir c u m fe re n c e . T b e g ia n t r e d w o o d t r e e In N e v a d a is 119 f e e t In c irc u m ­fe r e n c e . A l l th e s e a r e s u re ly w o n d e r ­fu l tr e e s .

F E E D IN G T H E W O R K H O R S E .

M a n y h o rs e s a r e in ju re d b y k in d ­n ess w h ic h le a d s t o o v e r fe e d in g , saya Joh n G e o r g e o f I l l in o is . T h is is p a r ­t ic u la r ly tru e In s u m m e r t im e . T h e h o rs e g e ts h o m e h o t an d d ry , is g iv e n a ll th e fe e d h e w i l l ea t, th e n le d to th e trou gh w h e re h e f i l ls up o n w a te r an d g o e s to w o rk a g a in . In th is c o n d i­tio n b e is n o t in s h a p e to e a t m u ch n o r c a n he d ig e s t it. W h a t h e n eed s is f i r s t a s m a ll d r in k o f c o o l w a te r , and th en re s t , fo l lo w e d lu h a l f an h o u r w ith a fe e d o f o a ts an d corn .

A h o rs e th a t d r in k s a la r g e a m o u n t o f w a te r s o o n afr/er e a t in g w a s h e s th e fo o d o u t o f h is s to m a c h in to th e in te s ­tin es , w h e r e it is n o t d ig e s te d , b u t fe rm e n ts , g iv e s o f f m u ch ga s and cau ses m o re o r le s s d is tu rb a n c e and d is tre s s . W h e n S a tu rd a y n ig h t c o m es th e fe e d sh ou ld he cu t d o w n h a lf, b o th in s u m m e r an d w in te r , an d fe e d a b ra n m a sh w ith a f e w c a r r o t s in w in ­t e r an d a ru n in p a s tu re in su m m er. T h is c o o ls o u t th e s y s te m an d th e h o rs e is iu b e lt e r s h a p e f o r a n o th e r w e e k o f h a rd w o rk .

H a y sh ou ld n o t b e fe d at. n oon . I t is b u lk y , n o t e a s i ly d ig e s te d , p a r t ic u la r ly w h en th e h o rse is at. w o rk . M a n y su c ­c e s s fu l fa r m e r s fe e d h a l f th e h a y ra - t io n a t n ight, an d d iv id e th e r e m a in d e r e q u a lly b e tw e e n m o rn in g and n oon . I f th e h o rs e is a t h a rd w o rk , b e p a r­t ic u la r to c h o o s e o ld h ay an d sou n d c lea n g ra in .

C L E A N U P T H E O R C H A R D .

B e tw e e n n o w an d f r e e z in g w e a th e r an e f f o r t sh ou ld b e m a d e t o c le a n up th e ru b b ish that, has g a th e r e d th ro u gh th e s u m m er in th e o rch a rd . T h e r e a r e a lw a y s q u a n t it ie s o f d is e a s e d f r u i t that, m a y b e fou n d in th e o rch a rd , w h ic h i f p e rm it te d to r e m a in d u r in g th e w in t e r w i l l s ta r t m a n y fu n g o u s d is e a s e s in th e s p r in g . O n e o f th e m o s t t r o u b le s o m e d is e a s e s w h ic h a f ­f e c t th e p lu m o rc h a rd is th e b ro w n ro t. M o s t o f th e f r u i t a tta ck ed b y th is d is e a s e d ro p s o f f . a lth o u g h s o m e o f I t w i l l d ry up an d h a n g on th e t r e e o v e r w in te r . T w ig s an d le a v e s m a y a ls o b e a t ta ck ed b y it, h e n c e th e im ­p o r ta n c e o f c le a n in g u p th e p lu m o rch a rd th o ro u g h ly . A l l d is e a s ed fru it, an d tw ig s sh ou ld b e r e m o v e d an d d e ­s tro y e d , an d i f t r e e s h a v e b een so b a d ly d a m a g ed as to b e h a l f d ea d fr o m th is cau se , th e y s h o u ld b e d e ­s tro yed .

T h e b la ck ro t is a n o th e r d e a d ly fu n ­g o u s d is e a s e to w h ic h th e p lu m Is s u b je c t, b u t i t m a y b e k e p t u n d er c o n t r o l i f a f fe c te d p a r ts a r e r e m o v e d w ith a k n i fe as soo n a s d e te c te d . I f , h o w e v e r , th is d is e a s e h as n o t b een a t te n d e d t o an d th e t r e e s a r e v e r y b ad ly a f fe c te d , th e e n t ir e t r e e sh ou ld b e r e m o v e d an d b u rn ed , r o o t an d b ra n c h ; bu t in c a s e th e r e a r e o n ly a f e w k n o ts ou th o tr e e s , th e y m a y be p ru n ed out an d d e s tr o y e d an d th e t r e e p r e s e r v e d fo r o n e o r tw o season s , o r p e rh a p s lo n ge r . R e m e m b e r th a t b la c k k n o t n o t o n ly a f fe c ts p lu m , bu t c h e r r y t r e e s as w e l l . W e h a v e m a d e i t a ru le in o u r o rc h a rd e v e r y y e a r a t th is t im e to u se th e r a k e an d ih e p ru n in g k n ife an d g a th e r up a l l th e ru b b ish an d b u rn ir. B y th is p ro c e s s w e h a v e b e e n e n a b le d to k e e p th e o rc h a rd q u ite f r e e fr o m fu n g o u s d is ­e a s e s an d w e b e l ie v e th a t w e h a v e red u ced th e a t ta c k s o f In s e c t p e s ts to a m in im u m .

I t h as b een c la im e d th a t b y c ro s s in g th e A y r s h ir e s an d th e J e rs e y s th e u d d ers o f b o th b re e d s a r e im p ro v e d . T h e te n d e n c y to g a r g e t an d l ik e tro u ­b le s in th e u d d er w h ic h o f t e n t im e s d e t r a c t fr o m th e u s e fu ln e s s o f p u re ­b red J e rs e y s v e r y s e ld o m g iv e t ro u b le w ith th e c ro ss -b red s . T h e le n g th o f th e te a ts in th e A y r s h ir e s is in c rea se d , c o n s e q u e n t ly th e c ro ss -b red fr o m th e s e b re e d s is l ik e ly t o h a v e a b e t te r u d d er th a n th e b re e d s i f k e p t pu re .

S T O R E D A P P L E S A N D M O IS T U R E .

A m erchan t, w h o h a s c o n s id e ra b le e x p e r ie n c e in s to r in g a p p le s s a y s :

" W e n e v e r h ad o u r a p p le s k e e p so w e l l as th e w in t e r w e s to re d th e m in a c e l la r in w h ic h w a te r s to o d th e w h o le t im e . I ' l l a d m it i t w a s ra th e r h a rd on th e b a rre ls , b u t th e fru it, c a m e o u t th e la t t e r p a r t o f th e w in t e r lo o k ­in g as f r e s h an d h a rd as th e d a y it w a s p a ck ed . W e a lw a y s h ea d ou r b a r ­r e ls o f w in t e r f r u i t in th e fie ld , b e ­l i e v in g th a t th e n e a r e r a ir t ig h t w e can k feep th e m th e le s s th e y w i l l s h r in k . I r e m e m b e r a f e w y e a r s a g o w e g o t c a u g h t in a. s n o w s q u a ll w ith a h a l f d o zen b a r re ls o f B a ld w in s nor. h ea d e d , b u t as th e y w e r e th e la s t w e k e p t r ig h t on , e v e n th o u g h th e y w e r e q u ite w e t . and th e n m a rk e d th e m s o as to s ee h o w th e y w o u ld d o . W e l l , th e y k e p t th e b e s t o f a n y .”

In an e x p e r im e n t c on d u c te d a t th o M ic h ig a n s ta t io n th e f o l lo w in g gra in , r a t io n w a s fou n d to b e th e m o s t e c o ­n o m ic a l a m o n g s e v e r a l fo o d s fe d to Ia m b s a t th a t s ta t io n : C o rn . 4 p a r ts ; b ra n , 2 p a r ts ; o i l m ea l, 1 ; d r ie d b e e t pu lp , 7. I t is e n c o u ra g in g t o k n o w th a t d r ied b e e t p u lp can b e th u s u sed a s i t m a k es p ra c t ic a b le th e f e e d in g o f a p ro d u c t w h ic h It is n o t a lw a y s e a s y t o h a n d le in (h e u n d r ied fo rm .

HeartWeakness.

Dr. Miles'* Heart Cure has made many hearts well after they have been pronounced hopeless. It has completely cured thousands, and will al­most invariably cure or benefit every case of heart disease.

Short breath, pain around heart, palpitation, fluttering-, dizzy, fainting1 and smothering spells should not be neglected. Take Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and see how quick you will be relieved.

It cannot make a new heart, but will restore a sick one by strengthening the heart nerves and muscles, relieving ihe unnatural strain, and restoring its vitality.

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A D V E R T IS IN G R ates fo r hom e and foreign advertis ing m ade

know n on app lication .L e g a l adve rtis ing at the rates fixed ljy law .

E n tered at the post-office at C u lver, In d iana . as second-class m ail m atter.

C u lv e r , I n d i a n a , N ov. 2, 1 iK)5.

Why They Succecd.Montgomery Ward it Co. are

conducting a campaign of educa­tion. They are advertising in all the country papers that will accept and run an advertisement for them, besides they aro sending out circulars to every family. We re­ceived one of them and we venture to say that a great majority of our patrons received one also. These circulars call the attention of the

before I had used naii o i xi i w u i u * , , . . » « , < i ’ » ola y down and sleep a ll n ight. P rev t- p u b l i c t o M o u t g o tilery W a r d <V ously I had to g o t up from liv e to tent im e s a n ig h t . .1 h a v e t a k e n s e v e ra l Co.’s Wonderful Catalogue and tell

>art is u s r e g u la r a s »a n e w m a n . „ ........ * ........

bo ttle® , a n d m y h e a r t c lo c k w o rk . I f e e l lik a n d c a n w o r k c o n s id e ra b le f o r a n o ld m a n . 84Vi y e a r s o ld ."

11. I ). M c t i I L L , F ro s t , O h io .D r . M ile s ' H e a r t C u r e Is so ld b y

y o u r d r u g g is t , w h o w i l l g u a r a n t e e th a t t h e f ir s t o o tt le w i l l b en e fit , tf it f a i ls h e w ill r e fu n d y o u r m oney .Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind

P R O F E S S IO N A L D IR E C T O R Y .

J)R . O. A KEA,

P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n

O F F I C E : M ain Street, opposite P o s t Office

C u l v e r , I n d i a n a .

DR NORMAN S. NORRIS,

Office—O p p o s ite M . E . Chnrch C U L V E R , IN D .

]h# E. PARKER,

P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n

S p o c ia l attention g iven to O bstetrics and D iseases o f W o m en . O ffice ove r C u lv e r Kx- ch an ge B an k . R esidence, corner M ain aud Scott Streets. O ffice hours, 8 to 10 a, n i ; 2 to 4 p. ih . an d 7 to 8 o . m.

Q C. DURR, D. D. S.

D e n t i s t

Office ii F ir -4 N a t io n a l B ank B u ild in g P L Y M O U T H . IN D .

W. s. W IS E M A N , M . D.

P h ys ic ian and S urgeon

C u lv e r , I n d ia n a .

£)R H. A. DEEDS,

D e n t i s t

O F F I C E : O vor L e o n a rd 's F n rn itn re S tore.

P l y m o u t h , I n d i a n a .

J. FAIRCHILD,

L iv e S t o c k a n d G e n e r a l

A u c t i o n e e r .

T erm s R eason ab le . S atis factio n G uaranteed . W rite fo r datea. R esidence, 2 m iles east o f M ax - ln ltnckee L ak e . C U L V E R . IN D .

them how to get one. But the main object of the circular is to educate the people to their way of thinking. and devote much space to answering what they term the i;Hug-a-boo of buying at home.” Their logic is ingenious and to the superficial will carry conviction. Here is a specimen of tbeir all con­vincing arguments. “Now, there is no argument like the dollar in the pocket. We siive our custom­ers money— 20. 80, and even oO per cent on everything they buy of 118.”

This is an unsupported state­ment, and must be taken for what it is worth, which is not very much. The fact is, there is not a merchant in Marshall county that receives such a profit on the goods he sells. If they did then our merchants would pay more for their goods at wholesale than Mont­gomery Ward & Co. sell their goods at retail, or in other words, the wholesale dealers of whom our merchants buy would price the same goods higher at wholesale than Montgomery Ward it Co. do at retail. Our merchants are always on the watch for bargains, and the result would bo that every retail merchant would desert his whole­sale house and buy the same goods at retail of Montgomery Ward Sc Co. because he could get them cheaper. Have patience with us anti we will present the same prop­osition in another light.

Our merchant sells calico at 6 cents a yard, Montgomery Ward and Co., according to their prop­osition, will sell the same calico for 4 cents, which would save the farmer 33f, per cent. Our merch­ants pays his wholesale dealer no less than 5 cents a yard for this calico that Montgomery Ward A i r Co. offers to sell at -1 cents. Our merchants are but human, and in a short time they would be buying their calico at Montgomery Ward & Co. because they could get it cheaper and this great firm would supply the wholsale as well as tlie retail trade, they would, like

L o t n um ber eleven ( I I ) in K n a p p 's add it io n J to M a rm o n t jn o w C n lv e rC ity , in M a rsh a ll t h e n e g r o ' s p O S S U lU t r a p . “ c a t c h

Tf.rm b o r S a .l£ O n o -h a if cash « t tim e o f s a l* them aiiom’ aud a comiu". From aud ba lan ce in one d e fe rred paym ent, to be se- ; ^

j y°« will see that any firm that° T o e r tiflcat e o f p u rc haso w ill bo issued at ihe offers to SC 11 the Same goods at from tim e o f sa le , the sub; w ill he reported to the

when he has no just cause for com­plaint. IIow can the farmer know that the same goods can be bought here at home for the same price. The mail order houses are forcibly impressing upon the minds of tho people, year after year, the prices and arguments in favor of their business, and by this system of constant and presistent advertising keep their names anti their bus­iness in the minds of people at all times, while tho home merchant; timidly stands by and lets this money tbat is sent away slip through his fingers like dry sand, apparently afraid to compare prices or make a bid for this trade that rightfully belongs to him. While the merchant, who says that it don’t pay advertise or that people don't read advertismeuts is making a personal appeal to the individual, the mail order houses are. tlirouh the press and circulars, pleading with thousands, and this unequal fight is telling its own story in a constant growing trade for the firm that is not afraid to take the peo­ple into their confidence through the press.

WASHINGTON.O llie Jones Correspondent,

Ralph Kline wos the guest of Jay Ivriegg Sunday.

tlohn and Win Kline were Ply­mouth callers Friday.

Quartely meeting at Hast Wash­ington Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Leonard Wilson is not j

much improved at this writing.E. Benedict ami wife visited with

Miner Flagg and family, Sunday.Ed. Flagg and wife took dinner

with Bruce Lowman and wife Sun-1 dav.

V-h thu.1 i i,u 'J.:,, H ' '.1 J i ‘^L cjj Li

Son Los* M o i& er.

"Consumption runs in our fam-j ily and through it T lost my moth­er," writes E. B. Reid, of Harmony. Me. “ For the past live years, however, on the slightest sign of a cough or cold, I have taken Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con-' sumption, which has saved me from serious lung trouble.” His mother’s death was a sad loss for Mr. Reid, but he learned that lung trouble must uot be neglected, and how to cure it. Quickest relief and cure for coughs and colds. Price 50c and SI .00; guaranteed at T. E. Slattery's drug store. Trial bottle, free.

C H A R L E S KELLISON,

A t t o r n e y a t L a w

P rac tices In A ll C o u rts—S tate au d F edera l,

P ly m o u th , I nd .

Tru stee ’s Notice.

A fte r A p r i l 1st, ray w eek ly o f f iw d a y s , for the tran sac tion o f tow n sh ip business, w ill b e a s fo l­lo w s : T uosdays a t my residence, an d S a tu r ­days at m y office ove r the E xch an ge R ank , C u l­ver. F R A N K M. P A R K E R . Trustee.

Notice o f Sa le of Real Estate.

N o tice is hereby K 'ven th a t tlie undersigned , presiden t o f tbe Tiiiard o f T ru stees o f the T ow n o f C u l*e r C ity , In d ia n a , w ill se ll at p r iv a te sale nt the E x ch an ge B an k in C n lv e r C ity , on

W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R d, 10CS.

a t o n e ‘ii-c lock , p. m ., the fo llo w in g described rea l e.*lal>\ to -w it :

NORTH BEND.M r*. J a n s Castlem an Correspondent.

Mrs. dohu Drake is very sick at present writing.

Mrs. Frank Lindsay of Monterey is very low with typhoid fever.

Misses Anna and (.Trace Ileiser, went to Logansport Sunday eveu- ing.

Samuel Baker and family are moving into Peter Johnson's house near Mr.Steplers.

Harry Leopold and family,visit- ed Sunday with Jacob Miliser and family at Delong.

Mrs. Matilda Leopold, daughter Anna and little grandson, have been spending a few days iu our vicinity.

John Dodd and wife, of Knox, were called to North Bend Mon- J

day on account of the sersous sick­ness of the latter's mother Mrs. John Drake.

B o a rd o f T ru stees , and, i f a pp roved , a deed w ill b e executed by the B oard .

S. 1C. M E D B O U R N , P re s id en t B o a rd o f T rustees.

N otice of Election.

N o tic e is h ereby g iven to the voters o f C u lve r City , In d ia n a , o f an election to be h e ld in C u l­ver C ity , In d ia n a , on

T u e s d a y , N o v e m b e r 7 ,1 9 0 5 ,

fo r the pu rpose o f e lecting the fo llo w in g officers fo r a term o f fou r years :

Ono T ru stee from each w a rd ;One Treasurer;One C lerk .

L . A. O S B O R N . C le rk .

Try Maxinkuckee flour, every sack guaranted to be first. class. For sale by Porter Co, and Stahl & Co.

20 to 50 per cent cheaper than a competitor or cheaper than a com­petitor can buy it is juggling with the English language and has little respect for truth. Only the innocent and simple minded will be caught. That many of our people are being caught is evidenced by the thous­ands of dollars gathered by our rural mail carriers each year, and sent to the city in payment for goods that ought to have been bought here in Culver. The mer­chant complains of the farmer

Man’s UnreaftiaMeflessis often as great as a woman’s. But Thosv.S. Austin. Mgr. of the “Ro- publieian," of Leavenworth, Ind., was not unreasonable, when he re­fused to allow the doctors to op. erate on his wife, for female tro­uble, “Instead,5' he says, “we con­cluded to try Electric Bitters. My wife was then so sick, she could hardly leave her bed, and five phy­sicians had failed to relieve her. After taking Electric Bitters, she was perfectly cured, and can now perform all her household duties.'1 Guaranteed by T. E. Slattery, druggist, price 50c.

F o r S a l e o r R e n t The Quick property, second door north of the Citizen office. F o r particulars see S. C Shilling. 22tf

F O O T P R IN T SIN T H E S N O W

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r c u p j r i g h t . 1C<G. b y I ’ . C . tSastm cn t.]T h e re h ad b een no less t lia n th ir ty

s ix th e ft s au d b u rg la r ie s lu th « ea s te rn

su b u rb o f t l i « c ity , a ll e v id e n t ly b y th e

s a m e ha m l, an d y e t th e p o lic e had

n o t fou n d Ih e cu lp r it.

I k n o w tb a t tin* p o lic e w o rk e d h ard

on th is c a s e , nnd th a t e v e r v s eem in g c e w w a s c a r e fu l ly fo l lo w e d , aud th a t th e y lei n b oy f i f t e e n y e a r s o ld ta k e a l l ( tb e c r e d it a w a y fr o m th em w a s not th e ir fa u lt . I w a s that boy ,, au d th a t I s o lv e d th e m y s te r y w a s o w in g to luck. T h e c r im e s b ega n a b o u t the m id d le o f S ep tem b er , an d 1 g a v e th em no a t te n t io n u n t il abou t th e 1st o f N o ­v em b e r . T h e n I h ap p en ed to be ta lk ­in g w ith a m an w h o h ad had b is p u sh ­ca rt s to len . T h is , in fa c t, w a s a t the b eg in n in g o f th e th e fts . H e m en tion ed th a t th e l i r e o f o n e o f tb e w h e e ls had boon w ra p p e d w ith w ir e to t ig h te n It. j

O n th e n ig h t o f th e ta lk an o th e r h ou se w a s rob b ed . I t w a s o n ly tw o b lock s fr o m m y fa th e r ’s b ou se , an d I w e n t th ere , w ith o th ers . T h e p o lic e r e ­fu sed a l l in fo rm a tio n , but d u r in g the d a y 1 w a s to ld b y a son o f th e house- t b o ld e r th a t U iey h ad fou n d tra c k s un- j d e r a w in d o w . It. w a s an op en fa l l , an d the grou n d b a d u ot y e t fro ze n , j T l ie tra c k s w e re th ose o f a boot, and i

th e so le o f on e h ad b een m en d ed . I w e n t up an d d o w n th e a lle y in th e re a r o f ih e house w ith th is boy , a n d hi th e d u s t '\e fou n d the im p ress o f w h a t j lo o k ed to b e b u g g y tires . T h e y w e r e s o m e th in g e lse , h o w e v e r— th ey w e r e th e j im p re ss o f th e tir e s o f th a t pu sh cart. • A t e v e r y re vo lu tio n oue o f th e w h e e ls j l e f t a s o r t o f sm u d ge , an d I w a s ,1us- | Iit ied In b e l ie v in g th a t it w a s th e t ir e j th a t d id it..

M y t i l e r y w a s th a t a ll tb e s to len g ood s h ad b een ta k en a w a y in the p u sh cart, b u t th e case w a s b la ck ed r ig h t there . W h e r e h ad th e y been ta k e n ? H a d I g o n e to th e p o lic e w ith m y th e o ry 1 shou ld h a v e b een r id icu l­ed. T h e d e te c t iv e w h o c a n ’ t fin d a e l « w l i im s e * d oesn ’ t w a n t a n y on e e lse to lin d one. W h e n I h ad la in a w a k e a d ozen n igh ts t r y in g t o f ig u re th in gs o a t lu ck h e lp ed m e. T h e s tre e ts w e re s t ill d u s ty . A b a rn h ad been b roken o p en an d a lo t o f b e d d in g te m p o ra r ily s to red th e re in h ad been ta k «n .

I h ap p en ed to be p a s s in g th e p lace w h en the d is c o v e r y w a s m a d e an d ih e p o lic e te lep h on ed fo r . T h e re w e r e the tra c k s o f th e p u sh ca r t aga in . In the d u s ty ro a d fo l lo w in g th e c a r l w e re b oo t tra ck s , an d on e o f th em h ad a p a tch ou th e sole . L fo l lo w e d th em fo r a m ile s tr a ig h t o u t in to th e co u n try b e fo r e th e y w e r e lost.

I t w a s e a s y to f igu re th a t i f lb # th ie f w a s n o t s e l l in g an y o f h is p lu n d e r he w a s s to r in g il s o m ew h e re an d th a t the c o u n try o f fe r e d a s a fe r p la c e th an the c ity . T h e id ea n o w w a s t o f o l lo w a lo n g tho ro ad an d s p o t o f f a n y l ik e ly lo o k in g p lace . I h ad m y m in d m a d e up th a t i t w o u ld b e an o ld b a rn o u t ab ou t t w o m ile s . I w a lk e d ou t ou th e ro ad f o r l iv e m ile s an d fou n d no on e bu t fa rm e rs o f h on es t s tan d in g . I to ok t w o c ro ss ro a d s an d fo l lo w e d th em fo r a d is tan ce , b u t w ith the s a m e resu lt. , T h e th ie f h ad go n e ou t th a t ro ad w ith U ie p u sh ca r t an d th e b ed d in g , bu t w h e re h ad he b ro u gh t u p ? T h e w e a th -1 o r ch an ged , th e g ro u n d fro z e , an d a ll at. on ce th e c r im e s ceased .

T h e n lu ck ca iu e a g a in . I w a s b u y ­in g a p a ir o f w in te r g lo v e s in a s to re w h en a fa r m e r c a lle d an d ask ed f o r a p a ir o f u iit ten s fo r a w o m a n . S om e ta lk fo l lo w e d , an d it c a m e ou t th a t sho w a s a w id o w w h o w a s l iv in g n ex t to h im , th re e m ile s o u t 'o f to w n . H e a ls o a sk ed w h e re b e cou k l g e l a p a ir o f ru b b e r b oo ts fo r her.

I g o t th e id ea r ig h t th en an d th ere th a t th e w id o w w a s th e c r im in a l. I t s eem ed ab su rd , b u t y e t th e id ea c lu n g , A d e t e c t iv e w o u ld h a v e to ld m e to go h o m e an d soa k m y h ead , an d a r e p o r t­e r w o u ld h a v e lau gh ed m e out o f h is room . 1 c h e w e d o v e r th e t i l in g fo r a w e e k , an d th en s o m e th in g h appen ed .

I had been sen t on a n e rra n d d ir e e t ly a f t e r b rea k fa s t , an d I passed a house w h ic h h ad been b u rg la r iz e d t l ie n igh t b e fo r e . T h e re w e r e q u ite a n u m b er o f p eo p le ab ou t, an d Ih e o w n e r w a s t e l l ­in g th em h o w e n tra n c e h ad b een e f fe c t ­e d an d w h a t h ad been lak en . W h a t h u n ters an d fa rm e r s c a ll a t r a c k in g s n o w h ad fa l le n d u r in g ih e n igh t, an d th e f ir s t th in g I lo oked f o r w a s tho t r a c k o f th a t p u sh cart.

A n a lle y ran a lo n g s id e th e house, an d th e re th e y w e re . T h e r e w e r e a ls o p r in ts o f ru b b er boo ts . T h e a l le y g a te open ed ra th e r h a rd , an d s t ic k in g to it w e r e som e s m a ll th re a d s o f b lu e ya rn . T h e fa rm e r h ad b o u g h t b lu e m itten s f o r th e w id o w . T a k in g up th e tra ck s , I f o l lo w e d th em f o r tw o m ile s b e fo re th ey w e r e o b lit e r a te d b y t r a v e l. 1 k ep t on to th e house o f the w id o w an d fo u n d i t a s m a ll c o t ta g e . B e tw e e n th e g a te a n d th e ro ad th e c a r t tra ck s an d th e fo o tp r in ts w e r e as p la in as d ay .

I h ad w o rk e d th e ca s e as f a r as I cou ld , an d I n o w w e n t to th e p o lice . I w a s sh ee red a t an d w a rn e d u ot to m e d d le w ith th e ir business. I w e n t to th e s u ffe r e r b y t lie Iasi, r o b b e ry , an d as he w a s a m a n o f In flu en ce a n d an x iou s to g e t h is p ro p e r ty b ack h e not o n ly lis ten ed , bu t In s isted tb a t s o m e th in g b e done. A s ea rch w a r r a n t w a s p ro ­cu red , a cou p le o f d e te c t iv e s w e n t out to th e w id o w ’s fa rm , an d fr o m an o u t­doo r c e l la r en ou gh s to len p ro p e r ty w a d ra g g e d to g l l s e v e r a l s tores.

She h ad b een s te a lin g o ff and on fo r three* y e a rs . She h ad a lw a y s d ressed as a m an in h er e x cu rs io n s . U n t i l she s to le ih e pushcart, sh e h ad used a w h e e lb a r ro w . S to len m on ey sh e had m a d e use o f, but n o t a s to len a r t ic le had b een sold . She had passed f o r a re ­sp ectab le , h a rd w o r k in g w o m a n , an d b y h er k e e p in g th e goods on hand h er la w y e rs m ado ou t th a t sh e w a s a k le p ­to m a n ia c an d g o t h er a sen ten ce o f tw o y ea rs , w h en sho m ig h t h a v e o th e r­w is e g o t f i fte e n . M . QjEJAD.

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS

W I N T E R I S C O M I N G O NN o w is th e t im e to have those ro o m s re -p a p ere d and th a t jo b o f p a in t in g done . We w a n t to show y o u th e h a n d so m e n e w designs in W all Papers w e have re ce ive d . O u r lo w prices te n d to m ake th e cost o f “ b r ig h te n in g u p ” as l i t t le as poss ib le .

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D E A L E R S I N

FRESH & S M O K E D M E A TS SAUSAGES, E TC .

WALTER £* SON, Props.Cor. M a in and W a sh in gto n Sts.,

C U L V E R , T N D .

HOWARD & DAVIS’

BAKERYBAKERY GOODS

CO NFECTIO NERY A N D IC E C R E A M

M EALS SERV ED

TH E GEM H ARN ESS SHOP

f o r Hand-Made Harness CULVER, IND.

GRANDH O T E L

(F o rm e rly T h e K o lliso n )

Opposite Penna. R. R. Depot PLYMOUTH, IND.

Nearest gotxl hotel to all depots. Only two blocks from tho Main st. Special rates to people from Culver

and the Academy.

ANDY BOWELL, Owner.B su ffe rers cu red w ith "H «:rtn it”

t W 3 Salvo , w h o h ave been advisedto hnv<a lim b s am putated. 25<?fe

50c. A l l druggists, l l c r m i l R em ed y C o ., ChiuagO

A Great Fourteen-Day Novelty SaleA T A L L M A N S, T H E B U S Y B IG STORE, P L Y M O U T H

Begins Saturday, November 4» and Ends Saturday, November 18Conducted by Alltnan Brets., sale exports, assisted by thirty- worth or ovor for cash, we will give on opening day, November 1, Carfare will be refunded to oash buyers $8.00 worth or over,

live competent salespeople.. envelopes containing names of presents to be given bearer before within a radius of 25 miles.>T KW FK AT I.’RES of this, the greatest sale ever attempted leaving the Busy Big Store. It will pay you to attend this Novelty Sale. It- paid thous-

in this locality— ANOTHER NEW FEATURE is our Economy Basement ands to attend our October sale.We will give 500 valuable presents absolutely free on the Clothing Department, where you will find clothes of quality at Everybody invited to come and see and save. Be here on the

opening day of this great sale. To the first 500 purchasers of 50c lower prices than ever before. opening day and then as often as possible.

H e r e a r e a F e w o f th e M a n y E x c e p t io n a l B a r g a in s t b a t M a K e tb is G r e a t S t o r e H u m w i t b T b r o n g s o f E a g e r B u y e r s$12.50 and $18.50 Suits or Overcoats

for men and young men...........$9.60$22 Kuppenheinier Men’s Suits.$17.50Best 75c Knee Pants....................... 40cBoys' $5.00 Knee Suits or Long Over­

coats.......................................... $3.5575c Kid Gloves for men or ladies.. .46c $1.25 pure wool Underwear for men

or ladies.........................................91cMen's grav or black Work Socks....... 3c50c black, bine or brown Brilliantine

a t ................................ ; ................32c

2500 yds. 124c Flannelette (full pieces)a t .........."..................................... SMc

10 yds. best Calico on earth (openingday)...............................................29c,

(50c line white Table Linen.. . . . . . .44c2 spools best Silk or Cotton Thread

(with other purchases')....................5e25(H) yds. 8c value Outing Flannel (in

any amount, all colors, full bolts. .5%c: 2000 yds. Calico (full bolts, all colors,

any amount) yard........................ 3%cFine Velvet Skirt. Binding................3c;

32.00 warm lined Shoes for ladies.$1.39Ladies' $1.85 Shoes......................... 91c32.50 Shoes for ladies or gents.. . .SI .8(iBest 25c Rubber Collars, 2 for........ 25c25c Sweater Neck Mufflers.............. I Sc2 School Kerchiefs......... ................... lc2 papers Pins..................................... lc10c Work Kerchiefs...........................4c5000 yds. 6£e Unbleached Muslin. ,4%cExtra value Canvas Gloves................ 5c2 yards extra quality Table Oilcloth .22c Men’s or Boys’ good Duck Coats — 88c

Big lot ot boys’ and young men's all-wool Vests, choice................... .39c

Lot of young men's and boys: Over­coats. worth up to $9., , .95c to S5.95

Lot of men's and boys’ extra good longPants, worth up to $2..................39c

Men's and Bovs' Hats, worth up to$1.50............‘................................ 33c

Men’s Shirts, worth up to $ 1 . . . . . . .28cBoys’ good Dress Shirts..................18cLadies' newest $12.50 and $1.5 Clocks,

a t .............................................. $9.75

Men’s and young men's Coats and Coats and Vrsfs, worth up to $7.50,at................................ $ 1 . 0 0 to $ 3 . 9 5

Ladies’ and Misses’ newest $10 Coats,a t .............................................. 87.95

Ladies’ and Misses' $7.50 Coats.. . $ 4 .9 5 Fine line of Furs from . . 5 9 c to S 2 5 .0 0

Tons of new Winter Dress Gooess for this great Novelty Sale.

Don’t forget to note the dates. Tbis will be the greatest sale event for No­vember.

A L L M A N ’S, THE BUSY BIG STORE, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA

THE CULVER CITIZENJ. H . K O O N T Z & S O N . i ’tifcUshftr*.

C u l v e r , I n d i a n a . N o v . 2 , 1 9 0 5 .

CULVER MARK RTS.ICorrectod N<ivi-rnher 2.1

........................... .21Fritter......................... .10(thickens..................... .00Boosters.................. m

Spring chickens, per lb. .00Lard........................... .0 9

.82

Oats............................ .25

Corn per bu__-......... .4 0

Kye jM*r bu................ .50

Clover see l, per bu ... $ 6 . 7 5

Cattle • Butchers....... 1 .7 5 *3 8 .2 5Killers........... 2 .7 5 ($ 5 .0 0

Hogs........................... 4 .1 5 @ 5 .5 0

Sheep......................... 3 .0 0 @ 3 .5 0

I LOCAL ITEMS p*> 1

The lish are not biting very good lately.

Second hand hard coal stove for sale. Inquire at this office.

If you want good hosiery call for the Iron Clad at Porter & Co.

Comrade Cromley has caught 87 black blass in the last 10 days.

Miss Mary Hissong, of Misha­waka. is visiting her mother, Mrs. George Gai n.

F o r S a l e “ Spark ling U m ver-j sal” base burner, used one winter.

Perry E. Loudon. 27-4tRichard Burkett, of South Bend

who has been spending several weeks at the lake, caught over a hundred bass and salmon.

The Culver Athletic Association foot ball team will play Kewanna Saturday afternoon at 2:30 on the j

Zechiel lield west.of town.Maxinkuckee flour for sale by 1

Porter & Co., Stahl <fc Co. and Saine & Son. Every sack guaran­teed to be first class. Try a sack.

Fok Sale— New and second­hand buggies and carriages at al­most your own price. Call and see them at Hayes & Son Livery.

L. A. Swigart, of Montgomery, Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swigart, of Peru, were here to at­tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. David Swigart.

Jacob Kersey, of Lebanon ar­rived at the lake a week ago Mon­day and returned home Tuesday. While here he and George Davis caught forty bass aud salmon.

The elevator at Culver is open for business. We are prepared to handle all kinds of grain for which we will pay the highest market price.— D i l l o n ' & M i s d b o l r n .

J. C. Walk and Chas. Keifer,j of Indianapolis, arrived at the lake! two weeks ago Tuesday and have taken 115 bass and salmon out of ; the lake up to the present time.

In d ia n a ’s C o rn C ro p .The government crop report

places the condition of Indiana, corn at 09 per cent. Indianapolis grain dealers estimate it at 100 per cent ‘"or better.’’ They do not talk in decimals, but they use superla­tives. “How about Indiana corn ?■’ said W. H. Cooper. ‘ Well, there’s this about it that is certain. You or I or our fathers never saw any­thing like it< judging from samples that are coming in. The ears are as long as one’s arm and perfectly filled.’’

E. W. Bassett says if the govern­ment report shows any error jt is in placing the condition too low. “Indiana not only has the largest corn crop in her history, but it is the best quality ever grown. This state and the whole country will have the largest corn crop ever known. My estimate of the crop is 2,750,000.000 bushels or about

j 150,000,000 bushels larger than ; the previous crop. Tlie quality ; of tho Indiana crop is such that almost every ear will be of good marketable grade. Indianapolis has received no ear corn yet, but shippers have it and are only holding it back because local deal­ers advise them to do so. It will, in all probability, be two weeks before there are any large’receipts here, although corn hasLeen’move- ing from some points in the state since the last of September. As to the future market-, it appears that Providence has been more than kind to the American farmer. The European crop is short and the demand for its export is better than at this time in years.

“We have had orders for Liver­pool for delivery in June and July of next year that- we have turned down this week, our figures being only one cent a bushel over the offers. When England is trying to buy corn for delivery eight or ten months hence it is practically! assured that her wants will take care of our immense crop at g<x>d prices. Grain dealers are now offering as high as 30 cents for corn to be delivered later and it is probable that the crop will all be moved in the thirties, while, should conditions be unfavorable for ex- i port, 25_cent corn would be com- j

mon before the crop is marketed.“London is also in the market

for’oats'and’taking large quantities at present. It. is probable that at least 70 per cent, of the crop in Tn- j diana, Ohio, Michigan and the| states farther east have been mar- j

kotcd,‘as there was an enormousI movement during July and Aug- > ust. Of the states farther west, j

most oLthem have a much larger proportion still in farmers’ hands,! The oats crop this year was light j

in some states where the crop is j

usually large, but in the ;‘off states’’ j

the crop was almost uniformilv' large/’

Tlie most material departure, by the government October report from the indicated yields of grain in the September figures is a gain of 39,000,000 bushels in the oats crop over the yield suggested last month. The average yield of that cereal was put at 3S-.9 bushels to tho acre, which figures out a crop of 939.050.000 bushels, or 44,000, 000 bushels larger than the olficial estimate of last year.

There is a record crop of corn the yield of liX)2 being exceeded by 117,000,000 bushels, there being an estimated crop of 2,040,000,000 bushels. There is no guessing on the yield of small grains, it. being given in bushels, with the yield per acre given. The aggregate yield of all grains is the greatest on record—4,424,072,(XX) bushels, or 73,935,000 bushels more than in 11)02 and 345,000,000 bushels in excess of last year. The corn crop in the seven surplus states indi­cate a yield of 28(5,000,000 bushels , more than in 1904, tho three North­western states have 32,000-,000 bushels in excess of last year, the spring wheat crop is 39,000.000 bushels greater, and the total wheat yield is increased 131,000000 bushels. The yield of oats is the second largest on record.

33.00 to the Pacific Coast.$33, Chicago to San Francisco,!

Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, and many other points on the Pacific Coast, Every day until October 31. Double berth in tourist sleeper, $7. Descript­ive folder free. Choice of routes via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.

K. G . H a yd e n ,Traveling Pass’r Agent,

189 Superior St., Cleveland. O.

Wabash one way second class colonists rates to points in Ala­bama, Florida, Georgia. Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia at half fare plus $2.00. Write for particulars. Thos. Fol- len, Pass. Tkt. Agt., Lafayette, Ind.

T h e C it iz e n *— Only $1.00 a year.

P ennsy lvan ia L ines— T im e C a rdl.N E k 'P E O T M a V S3, 1904.

NORTH BOUND

No. 1(1 Daily............. 8:10 a. m.“ 40 " .............11:28 a. in.“ 42 “ Ex. Sun.. .6:53 p. m.“ 48 Sunday only.. 5:50 p.m.

SOUTH BOUND

No. -11 Daily Ex. Sun. 0:00 a. m.“ 43 “ 14 “ .11:52 a.m.11 45 Daily.............. 6:06 p. in.“ 49 Sunday only .. 8:10 p. m.

Direct connections for Indianap­olis via Colfax and Frankfort; also for St. Louis, Evansville and all points south and west.

James Shugbue, Agent.

A L IT T L E NO NSENSE.

T h e R e s u l t s o f J o h n n y ’ s E f f o r t s In th a

C o m p o s i t i o n L in e .

When asked to wriLc a short com­position on some interesting experi­ence Johnny, after much labor, handed his teacher the following:

“Twins is a baby, only it’s double. .It usually arrives about 4:3? in the morning, when a fellow is get tin.’ in his best licks slccpin’. Twins is accompanied by excitement and a. doctor. When twins do cimything wrong their mother can’t tell which one to li<;k, so she gives it to both of ’em so as to make sure. We’ve got twins in our house, ami I’d swap 'em ciiny day for a billy goat or mos’ ciin v thing.”-— Success.

C a rd o f Thanks.We desire to extend our sincere

thanks to the friends and neighbor.; who so kindly lent, their assistance and sympathy during the recent illness and death of our wife and mother.

D a v i d S w i g A it t a n d F a m i l y .

See Medbourn & Dillon for lime, Portland cement, plaster, etc. (let prices for hard and soft coal for fall and winter.

KREUZBERGER’S

T o M a k e It S e l l .

Willie—That ink iny ina used to mark my handkerchiefs all came out in the wash.

Pa—Yes?AVillie — os, and it was called

“indelible.” Why is some ink called "indelible?”

Pa — So that some people will think it is ami buy it.— Philadel­phia Lodger.

R e s o u r c e fu l .

“Some of these physicians still in­sist that our cigarettes destroy health,” said the manager of the to­bacco factory.

“We'll fix that,” answered the proprietor. "We'll give away cou­pons entitling every man who gets 1.000 of them to admission to a san­itarium.”— Washington Star.

J u s t a S l i g h t J o lt .

Miss Cutting-—Some men are as easy to read as a book.

Sapleigh—Yaws, I pwesume so. But can you—aw— wead me that way p

Miss Cutting—-Of course not. I read you like a paragraph,— Detroit Tribune.

N o t F o r H im .

K I L L t h e C O U C Hand C U R E t h e L U N G S

Wl™ Dr. Kings New Discovery

FOR C0 N S U M P T I0 N 0UGHS and

/OLDS

Price 50c & $ 1 .0 0 Free Trial.

S u r e s t a n d Q u ic k e s t C u re f o r a l l T H R O A T a n d L U N G T R O U B ­L E S , o r M O N E Y B A C K .

The best Whiskies, Brandies, Cordials, Rhine and Moselle Wines, and French Clarets, Ports and Cherry.Ales, Beers, Mineral Water, etc. and a stock of fine Domestic and Key West Cigars. . . . . .

Lake Maxlnkuchee: Culver, Ind.

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L a S a l le St. S ta tion , C h icago .Un ifo rm ed Co lo red P o rte rs a ttend p a s s e u g d s

h o ld in g firs t o r second c la ss tickets in day couches on th ru tra in s , im m riBg scrupu lously c lean car3 enrouto.

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x S l« l> 3 W le t o l t p M ie n g e rs fro m F t . W * j n * jm d p o ia ts coat.

fSMpo t-Dlet offpaastnj.ors from Ft. Wayr.a anj j>-.>iaU ettet. » a i l U k o ><n p s w e n g e r t fur C h icjKO .

; | S to p * t » tu io o n p u t ia i is e r s f o r F t . VT& ruo » c d •Mt.

t S top s lu l e t o f f fx v m C a io a ro . aud t « k « onIia a K n g c rs { o r F t . W o y a e an d p a in ts < n t .

Vestibxded S le ep in g C a rs on N o s. 2, -1 and : 6 th ru to C leve land , E r ie , B u ffa lo , N e w Y ork

an d B o s to n : on N o s. 1 ,3 a n d 5 to Ch icago .In d iv id u a l C lu b M ea ls a rc Sorvod on N ickel

P la ta D in in g C are a t o p p o rtu n e tnoal h o n rsa lso <c la Carte Eervioo. M orua a lso fi^rvwl a t l ip -t o dato D ia in c S ta t io n s o p e ra te d b y this- Com pany,

BugRHCo checkftd to dost.inadon. O n inoniry you w i l l d n d o u r ra te s a ra a lw a y s lo w e r thaii via .o ther lines, sorvice considered .

F o r rates n n u 'ueta ilcd in fo rm ation , add ress B. F . H o m e r , (le n e m l Paf»f;ng«.*r Ai?,'nfc1 C leveland , O., C . A. A sterlin . T . P . A ., F t , W a jn e , Vid., oi L o c a l Tielcct Affent.

F R E D C O O K

CULVER'SLeadingBlacksmithHORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY

All kinds of Repair Work neatly and promptly done.

FAST OP MACHINE SHOP

I. P. SHAMBAUGHS u o cK s soE t o W m . F o s s .

P R O P R I E T O R O F T H E

C U L V E RB A K E R Y

All kinds of Choke Bakery Goods.

Parties and Weddings supplied ou short, notice. Give us

atrial.

6 0 Y E A R 8 ' E X P E R IE N C E

Stagely— Jeiiks wants a comedy part. IT<! thinks he’d be a success as a comedian.

Knowhim— Nonsense. Why, ev­erybody would laugh at hirn.

M e n d in g C u r t a in s .

if when ironing a curtain you discover a hole in it take a piece of the best part of an old curtain, a lit­tle larger than the hole, and clip the edges in cold starch. Then place it over the hole and afterward iron over it.

T r a d e M a r k s D e s i g n s

C o p y r i g h t s A c .A a v o n e Mtndln'i; » sko leh and d escrip tion

qu ick ly ascertain our opin ion frnn w h e th er aiiin ven tion is p robably patentable. Com m unica­tion*! s tr ic tly confidentia l. HANDBOOK on Puum t aent fr<;«. O ldest a jjeney to r securlus patents.

P a ten ts taken through M uuu ft Co. reoe lr tpecial notice, w ithou t cnarve. In th eScientific JTmerican.A handsom elv i iu m tm t^ w eek ly , l.a ra es t c ir­cu lation o t any sc ien tific Journal. Tnriuo, $8 a y e a r : fo u r mrmtba. $L Sold b y a ll newsdealers.

MUNN £ Co.361Bfoad-> New YorkBranch o ffic e . U85 F St., W aah lncton . I>. U

McLANE £» CO.Livery

Feed and Sole — Siable —

Special attention given to travel­ing men. Terms reasonable.

Barn East o f the Postoffiee

n i l ( “ Q and H e rm it " S a lv e a re ineom pa- I I L L i J tible. T h e m u st leave when■ ■ ■■ ™ w you U 3 6 "n e rin ll” &n.lvfc. nook free. S5& 50cen t8 . A l l d ruesista . H e rm it . Kem edy Com pany. Chiuuio.

All the current magazines may be had at the drug store.

Job Printing at T he C it iz e n ,

n i l C O the su fferer w h o th inks th is (Us* i 1 L n case lnoumVile hits never tried that

" p ecu lia r “ H e m l t " S a lv e . ' A trialwill-oonvSnce the m ost sceptloal. 25 60 cents. A il drotfgists. H erm it, R em edy Co.. Chicago.

M i s t e r H a p p y D a y

Oh, M tster H a p p y Day,You been too long a w a y 1.Y o u use to com e to see m e—turn de w ln -

tcr do M ay !B u t dc days— dey com e an ' k o .Bn you n eve r cym e no m o',E n a ll de tim e I S-ingin' en s igh in ' fc r

you so!

Oh, M is te r H a p p y D ay .M y b a 'r a -g it t in ’ gray ,En de lonesom e ehaddcrs yander, dcy

a -ca llin ’ m e a w a y !Com e w h ar de si-.adders creep, iCn de n igh t fa ll dark en deep,E n s in g te r m e de old, sw eet sons: b e fo ’

I fa lls asleep !— A tla n ta Constitution.

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(C o p y r igh t 1005 by D a lly S to ry Pub. Co.)

M is s F lo s s ie C a r te r , o u r n o w a s s is t­a n t b o o k k e e p e r an d a c cou n ta n t, w a s h a rd ly up to a c o n n o is s e u r ’s s ta n d a rd of b ea u ty , b u t s h e w a s p le a s a n t— v e r y p lea sa n t. H ith e r t o th e b o o k w o rk h ad b e e n d on o b y m en . O ld A rm s tro n g , w h o h ad b ee n s u p e r in te n d e n t o f t l ia t d e p a r tm e n t u n t il h is h a ir h od n e a r ly g ro w n w h it e a t it, c a m e n e a r r e v o lt in g w h e n h e w a s in tro d u c ed to th e b r ig h t­h a ir e d y o u n g w o m a n w h o m h ad c o m e to h e lp h im to l l . S h e w a s a g o o d w o r k e r — fo r a w h ile . A r m s t r o n g sa id s h e c o u ld k e e p b ook s , an d th a t i t w a s th e o n ly t im e h e e v e r s a w a w o m a n w h o cou ld . S h e o f t e n c a m e In to th e o f f ic e a b o u t q u it t in g t im e , an d w e had c o n g e n ia l l i t t l e c h a ts to g e th e r . S lie w a s p r e t t y w e ll p o s te d on th e th e a te r , a n d k n e w a l l s o r ts o f od d l i t t l e p la c e s a b o u t to w n w h e r e o n e c ou ld g o t a d a in ty s u p p e r an d n o t b e b o th e re d b y to o m a n y e y e s . S h e k in d ly o ffe re d to le a d m e to a c o x y c a fe o f th e s o r t o n o e v e n in g , an d I te le p h o n ed o u t to m y w i fe , M e rc e d e s , th a t b u s in ess en ­g a g e m e n ts w o u ld p r e v e n t m y r e tu rn ­in g h o m e t i l l s o m e w h a t la t e r th a n usua l. T h e w a ite r s s e e m e d to k n o w F lo s s ie , a n d sh e a d d res s ed th e m b y th e ir f i r s t n am es . A f t e r s u p p e r w e s t r o l le d up B ro a d w a y , an d as F lo s s ie h a d no p a r t ic u la r e n g a g e m e n t f o r th e e v e n in g w c w e n t to th e th e a te r .

S h e w a s c a p ita l c o m p a n y a n d I th o r ­o u g h ly e n jo y e d h e r q u a in t w it t ic is m s . S o m e o v e r ly e d u ca te d f o lk m ig h t h a v e d e n o m in a te d th e m s la n g , b u t I n e v e r o b je c te d t o y o u n g p e o p le e x p re s s in g th e m s e lv e s n a tu ra lly ; w e g e t o ld soon en o u gh . I o f fe r e d to s e e F lo s s ie h om e, b u t s h e sa id i t w a s q u ite a w a y out, A n d i f I w o u ld k in d ly c a l l a c a b she w o u ld a r r iv e r ig h t s id e up a t h e r “ r o o s t in g p la c e .” S h e w a s v e r y e f ­fu s iv e in th a n k in g m e f o r h e r p le a sa n t e v e n in g .

I n e v e r fou n d o u t e x a c t ly w h e n M e r ­c e d e s to o k a h an d a t th e ca rd s , bu t w h e n th e t im e c a m o f o r h e r t o p la y I k n e w iL-

o n e d a y I d ro p p ed in to th o o ff ic e a n d fou n d F lo s s ie an d M e rc e d e s en ­g a g e d in c o n v e r s a t io n — th a t is , F lo s ­s ie w a s s it t in g on m y d esk , d a n g lin g h e r f e e t b e lo w , an d t a lk in g in h e r u su a l f r ie n d ly , g o o d -n a tu red w a y . M e r ­c e d e s w a s s i t t in g q u ie t ly in m y cn.-.ir, . l is te n in g a s i f in te re s te d . S h e a r o s e w h e n I e n te r e d an d b o w e d c o u rte o u s ­l y t o m e . I f an e a r th q u a k e sh ou ld o c ­c u r I d on ’ t, b e l ie v e M e r c e d e s w ou ld I fo r g e t h e r m a n n ers . F lo s s ie , w h o w a s ic h c w in g gu m , n o d d ed fa m i l ia r ly to m e an d w e n t on w ith h e r ta lk . A s I e s c o r te d M e rc e d e s to th e s tr e e t , a t th e c o n c lu s io n o f h e r v is i t , I a sk ed h e r w h a t s h e th o u g h t o f M is s C a r te r .

“ S h e ’s a c h a rm in g g i r l , ” s h e sa id . “ I ’ v e in v it e d h e r o u t t.o a l i t t l e p a r ty w e ’ re g o in g to h a v e T h u rs d a y e v e n in g . W i l l y o u b o to o b u sy to jo in u s? ”

I n e v e r cou ld fa th o m th o s e s e re n e b r o w n e y e s w h en th e y lo o k e d m e s q u a re in th e fa c e , a s th e y a lw a y s d id . Tt. o c c u r re d to m e th a t th e s a ie th in g t o s a y w a s th a t b u s in es s , u n ­fo r tu n a te ly , w o u ld p r e v e n t m y c o m in g h o m e th a t e v e n in g .

W h e n I w e n t b ack in to th o o ff ic e I a s k e d F lo s s ie i f sh e had a c c e p te d M e r ­c e d e s ’ in v ita t io n .

“ S u re th in g ,” r e p lie d tb e y o u n g la d y , “ y o u d o n 't su p p o se I ’d p ass up a snap l ik e t h a t A r e y o u In ? ”

S o m e h o w F lo s s ie ’s l i t t l e -m a n n e r­is m s d id n ’ t s e e m q u ite as c a p t lv a i iu g th a t d a y as u su a l, w h ic h I a t tr ib u te d

d a rk b ro w n e y e s g lo w e d w ith p le a s ­ure.

"Y o u h a v e h a d a n ic e e v e n in g , m y d e a r ? ” I s u gg e s te d .

“ In d e e d w e h a v e , an d I a m v e r y s o r r y you w e r e n o t w ith us. M r, and M rs . W e s tm o r e la n d w o re v e r y m u ch d isa p p o in ted .”

“ W e s tm o r e la n d !” I g a sp ed , “ W a s h e h e r e ? ”

“ C e r ta in ly ."W e s tm o r e la n d w a s o n e o f th e m e r ­

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t o m y o w n in d is p o s it io n . W h e n .T h u rs d a y c a m e sh o n o t if ie d o ld A r m ­s t r o n g th a t h o w o u ld h a v e to w o r r y a lo n g w ith o u t h e r th a t a fte rn o o n , as s h e b a d “ an in v it o to a b low -o u t a t th e b o s s ’s, an d I t w i l l k e e p m e h us­t l in g to g e t m y tr e s s e s k in k e d in t im e . ”

I s p e n t th e e v e n in g in th e o ffic e , w o n d e r in g w h a t w a s h a p p e n in g out foom e. I a r r iv e d h o m e a b o u t 2 a. m . an d fou n d M e rc e d e s a w a it in g m o in th o d r a w in g ro o m . S h e w a s a t t ir e d In th e lo v e l ie s t c o s tu m e I h a d e v e r « e e n a n d h e r tr a n s p a re n t fa c e and

“ W e s tm o r e la n d !" I g a sp ed . “ W a s he h e r e ? ”

b lo o d an d f ir e to s h o w h im a c o u rtesy . M y a b s e n c e w a s a fa ta l e r r o r .

“ W h o e ls e ? ” I a s k ed g lo o m ily . “ M is s C a r te r . ”“ S h e c a m e , d id s h e ? ”“ C e r ta in ly , and sh e a s s is te d m e v e r y

m u ch in e n te r ta in in g . S h e s in g s q u ite — e r— I m e a n s h e is v e r y w i l l in g to s in g . Y o u d on ’ t h a v e to u r g e h e r lik e y o u d o s o m e g ir ls . A n d s h e ’s n o t a b i t e m b a rra s s e d m c o m p a n y .”

i b e l ie v e d th a t . G o in g d o w n on th e t r o l le y n e x t d a y I c h a n ced to b e th e s c a t m a te o f G e o r g e H a s t le v , an in ­t e l l ig e n t y o u n g m a n , w h o s o n a m e w a s b e c o m in g k n o w n on tb e e x c h a n g e .

“ I w a s o u t to y o u r h ou se la s t n igh t, Joh n ,” h o sa id .

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y o u r w i f e ’s ; sh e ’s q u ite a s in g e r . ”I lo o k e d a t h im s id e w a y s , bul. th e re

w a s n 't th e g h o s t o f a s m ile on h is c le a r -cu t fe a tu re s . I k n e w w h o he m e a n t. T h e r e w a s a p au se , an d th en h is f a c e l i t up a s i f h e w a s g o in g to s a y s o m e th in g , b u t h e c h e c k e d h im ­s e lf .

I ran a c ro s s W e s tm o r e la n d th a t m is ­e r a b le d a y . an d h e n o d d ed s tiffiy . C h a r le s B i l l in g s le y , th o tr a f f ic m an ­a g e r o f a b ig sou th e rn ra ilr o a d , s a t n e a r m o a t lu n ch , and, h itc h in g h is c h a ir o v e r to rn ine, r e m a rk e d :

“ M y w i f e an d I h ad a p leasant, t im e a t y o u r h ou se la s t e v e n in g ; s o r r y you w e r e n ’ t th e r e .”

I to ld h im I w a s too , and I m ean t i t H o w in th e w o r ld d id i t h ap pen (h a t M e rc e d e s k n e w so w e ll th e id en ­t ic a l m e n w h o s e f r ie n d s h ip i w a s m os* a n x io u s to c u lt iv a t e ?

“ T h e r e w a s a lig h t-h a ir e d you n g w o m a n th e re ,” d ie tra ffic m a n a g e r w e n t on , “ w h o s e e m e d to b e v e r y s o c ia b le .”

“ Y e s ? ” I sa id e n c o u ra g in g ly .“ S h e w a s q u ite p leasan t.— v e r y

p le a sa n t , in d e e d .” T h e n h e lo o k e d ac th e c e i l in g a n d s m il in g ly a d d e d : "A n d sh e s in g s v e r y r e a d i ly ; h as q u ite a r e p e r to ir e . S h e s eem s to b e a y o u n g w o m a n o f p a r ts .”

T h e r o l ie s to p p ed an d a l l o f m y s u b t le q u e s t io n in g w a s in e f fe c tu a l. H e w o u ld n 't ad d a w o rd .

I w e n t a rou n d t o H a s t le y ’s o ff ic e in a d e s p e ra te m o o d . H e w a s b u sy , bu t w h e n h e s a w th e s ta te o f m in d I w a s in h e e xc u s e d h im s e l f fr o m h is f r ie n ls an d le d th e w a y In to h is p r iv a te den.

“ G e o r g e , ' ’ I sa id , c o m in g r ig h t up to th e b a t t le lin o , “ I 'v e m e t s o m e d ozen p e o p le to -d a y w h o w e r o g u e s ts at o u r h ou se la s t n ig h t , an d th e y a ll s m ile a s i f h id in g s o m e th in g . N o w , I ’m g o in g t o h a v e th e tru th fr o m s o m e ­b o d y , i f c o m p e lle d to c o m m it m u rd e r t o g e t it . F o r th e s a k e o f o ld f r ie n d ­s h ip t e l l m e ju s t w h a t o c c u r re d . ’'

I I o s a w I w a s in d e a d ly e a rn e s t . F o r a m o m e n t h e s a t lo o k in g m e d i' t a t iv e ly o u t o f th e w in d o w an d ta p ­p in g h is f in g e r s o n th e d esk .

“ J oh n ,” h o b eg a n , as a n am u sed s m ile p la y e d up h is c o u n te n a n ce : “ th e r e ’s n o th in g so s e r io u s a b o u t i t :I n e v e r th o u g h t i t w a s c a u s in g you w o r r y . T h o g u e s ts w e re in tro d u c ed t o M is s C a r te r , w h o h ad h e r h a ir f r iz z e d o u t l ik e an A lb in o w o m a n and d re s s ed as a ch o ru s g ir l . S o m e yo u n g m an a sk ed h e r to p la y on th e p ian o an d s in g . F o r tw o m o r ta l h o u rs she h ad th e w h o le n e ig h b o rh o o d d is tu rb ­e d b y h e r r a g t im e m e lo d ie s . T h e y o u n g s te r s th o u g h t it. fu n to a s k h e r

to s m g a n o th e r Bong as soon as sh e f in is h ed o n e , an d sh e w a s m o re than w il l in g . S h e d ra n k m o s t to o m u ch w in e a t su p p er, a n d v o lu n te e r e d a h ig h k ic k in g p e r fo rm a n c e in th e f r o n t d r a w in g ro o m a fte rw a rd . S o m e o f th e b o y s sa id sho w o r e t ig h t s to r th e o c c a s io n . S h e g o t s o s o c ia b le th a t sh e c a l le d W e s tm o r e la n d 'D u c k y ' and in s is te d on te a c h in g B i l l in g s le y , th e r a i lr o a d m an , h o w to d a n ce th e h igh k ic k . W o n d e r w h e r e in th e S a m H il l y o u r w i f e p ick ed h e r up? T h e y ’ re so d i f f e r e n t ' ’

L o o k in g b a c k o v e r tb e m a i le r it g iv e s m e p lea su re t o r e c a l l th a t I d id n o t a l lo w M e rc e d e s to r e s t u n d e r th e im p u ta tio n a s eco n d , b u t sh o u ld e re d th o e n t ir e b la m e f o r F lo s s ie ’s b r e a k ­in g in to s o c ie ty m y s e lf.

M e rc e d e s d o e s n ’ t h a v e t o s ym p a ­th iz e w ith m e a n y m o re o v e r “ e x c e s ­s iv e w o rk ” d o w n tow n .

W A S O L D J O K E O N T H E C O A S T .

N o th in g N e w A b o u t B o ilin g S p r in g in th e O cean .

“ T h e r e 's a w o n d e r fu l h o t s p r in g th a t b u b b le s up in th e o c e a n a m ile o ff C a ta lin a is la n d ,” r e m a rk e d P e r c iv a i S. B u rk h a rd t , a P o u g h k e e p s ie h an k ­e r , a s h e le a n ed o v e r th e c o u n te r at. th e St.. F ra n c is . “ A b o i l in g h o t s p r in g r ig h t o u t in th e o cea n s e e m s a lm o s t in c r e d ib le , an d I w o u ld n ’ t h a v e b e ­l ie v e d i t i f I h ad n ’ t s een it w ith m y e y e s an d d ip p ed m y f in g e r s in to the a lm o s t s c a ld in g w a te r . I w a s out t r o l l in g f o r y c l lo w ta i l o n e d a y in a g a s o lin e lau n ch , w h e n th e b oa tm a n to ld m o a b o u t ih e w o n d e r fu l sp r in g . W e w o r e r o t v e r y fa r fr o m it , so w e c ru is ed a ro u n d an d fou n d it , an d as w o p a ssed o v e r i t h e d ip p ed a b u ck e t o f w a te r o u t o f th e o c e a n th a t w a s s c a ld in g hot. It. w a s o n e o f th e m os t w o n d e r fu l e x p e r ie n c e s o f th e m a n y I h a v e h ad in C a lifo rn ia , an d I w o u ld n 't h a v e m is s e d it f o r a g rea t, d e a l.”

“ Y e s , I h ad th a t g a m e p la y e d on m e o n c e ," re m a rk e d C h ie f C le r k M e- D e rm o tt , r a th e r c a re le s s ly .

" I d o n ’t u n d ers ta n d y o u ,” d e c la re d th e P o u g h k e e p s ie b an k er.

" Y o u w e r e o u t in a g a s o lin e la u n ch .”

“ E x a c t ly . ”“ A n d th e b oa tm a n h e ld th e b u ck e t

o v e r th e s te rn o f th e b o a t f o r s e v e r a l m in u te s w h ile g e t t in g h is b e a r in g s f r o m th e la n d m a rk s on s h o re b e fo re d ip p in g up th e h o t w a t e r ? ”

“ Y e s , I th in k h e d id .”“ I th o u g h t so. T h e h o t w a te r cam e

fr o m th e e x h a u s t p ip e o f th e g a s en ­g in e . ”

“ W e l l , I ’ ll be j i g g e r e d ! ” — San F ra n ­c is c o C h ro n ic le .

L A W U R G E D B Y S E L F - S E E K E R 8 .

R e a l A n im u s o f M o v e m e n t A g a in s t R e m e d ie s D e s e r v e d ly P o p u la r .

A n a d r o it bu t p la u s ib le s c h e m e b y w h ic h i t is h op ed to p r e ju d ic e th e s a le o f p r o p r ie ta r y m e d ic in e s is th e p ro p o ­s it io n t.o p ro h ib it th e s a le o f a n y re m ­e d y w h ic h “ c o n ta in s p o is o n ” u n less ea ch p a c k a g e o r b o t t le is e x p r e s s ly la ­b e le d “ P o is o n .” Such b ills a r e a ls o w e l l d e s ig n e d ro im p o se upon m en w h o h a v e no fa m i l ia r i t y w ith tb e s u b je c t m a tte r . T h e p re te n s e o f p r o te c t in g th e p u b lic h ea lth pu t fo r th in su p p o rt o f such h il ls is g e n e r a l ly th e m e re s t s u b te r fu g e ; an d w h e n e v e r y o u h ea r a d em a n d f o r a la w o f th is k in d i t o r ig in a te s w ith th o s e w h o h a v e a d ir e c t p e c u n ia ry in te r e s t to s e r v e b y d e s t r o y in g th e sa le o f p r o p r ie ta r y r e m ­ed ies .

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sonous, an d y e t th e p re p a ra t io n as a w h o le is not. p o ison ou s a t a ll. O p iu m , f o r in s ta n c e , is u sed in s m a ll q u a n ti­t ie s In m a n y o f th e b es t c u re s fo r cou gh s , c o l ic , d ia r rh e a , e tc ., in to o th ­a c h e d ro p s an d in a lm o s t a ll l in im e n ts . T o r e q u ir e such m e d ic in e s to b e fa ls e ­l y la b e le d “ p o is o n " w o u ld b e m e r e ly a c u n n in g d e v ic e to a la rm th e p u b lic an d th u s b r in g a b o u t th e d e s tru c t io n o f th e s a le o f th o se r e m e d ie s , and in ­d ir e c t ly t o c o m p e l p eo p le to p ro cu re th e m e d ic in e th e y w a n t b y th e m o re e x p e n s iv e m e th o d o f c o n s u lt in g a p h y ­s ic ia n and g e t t in g h is p re s c r ip t io n . In o th e r w o rd s , i:. Is an e f f o r t to p r e v e n t th e m fro m g e t t in g c h e a p ly th e re m e ­d ie s w h ic h th e y an d th e ir fa th e r s b e ­fo r e th e m h a v e u sed fo r m a n y y e a r s .— M e d ic a l e x c h a n g e .

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b ou n d o u t o f p o liten e ss , t o g iv e ono th e a n s w e r th a t w i l l p r o v e m o s t a g r e e ­ab le . A n E n g lis h m o to r c a r en th u ­s ia s t w h o a tte m p te d r e c e n t ly to to u r th ro u g h n o r th e rn In d ia g iv e s th is as an e x a m p le o f th e d if f ic u lty o f o b ta in ­in g r o u te in fo rm a t io n fr o m in t e l l i ­g e n t n a t iv e s by r e p e a le d in q u ir ie s :

" I s i t f a r to G l lg i t ? ”“ N o t s o fa r , y o u r h ig h n es s .”“ O n e o r tw o k o s ? ”“ Y e s , y o u r h igh n ess .“ Is n 't i l th r e e ? ”" I l m a y be. y o u r h igh n ess .”" I s th a t w h a t it. is ? ”“ I t m a y b e f iv e o r s ix , y o u r h ig h ­

n ess .”“ T h e n , w h y d id y o u sa y i t w a s o n e

o r t w o ? "" T o p lea s e y o u r h ig h n e s s ."“ N o w , what, is th e r e a l d is ta n c e ? ” " W h a t e v e r y o u r h ig h n es s p le a s e s ."

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H in to n , K y ., O c t. 30th.— (S p e c ia l . ) — It h as lo n g b een c la im e d that. D ia ­b e te s is in cu ra b le , b u t M r. w . J. T h o m p s o n , te a c h c r in th e H in to n s c h o o l, has p le a s in g e v id e n c e to the c o n tra ry . M r. T h o m p s o n had D ia b e ­tes . H e to o k D o d d ’s K id n e y F i l ls an d is cu red . In a s ta te m e n t h e m a k e s r e g a r d in g th e c u re M r. T h o m p s o n s a y s :

“ I w a s tro u b le d w ith m y k id n e y s fo r m o re th a n tw o y e a r s an d w a s t r e a te d b y tw o o f th e b e s t d oc to rs in th is p a r t o f th e s ta te . T h e y c la im e d I h ad D ia b e te s and th e r e w a s l i t t l e to b e d o n e f o r m e. T h e n 1 s ta r te d to u se D o d d ’s K id n e y F i l l s an d w h a t th ey d id f o r m e w a s w o n d e r fu l. I t is en ­t i r e ly o w in g to D o d d 's K id n e y P i l ls th a t I am n o w e n jo y in g g o o d h e a lth .”

M a n y d o c to r s s t i l l m a in ta in th a t D i­a b e te s is in cu ra b le . But. D ia b e te s is a k id n e y d is e a s e an d th e k id n e y d is e a s e th a t D o d d ’s K id n e y P i l ls w i l l n o t c u re h as y e t to b e d is c o v e re d .

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T h e v e r y th o u g h t o f th e o p e r a t in g t a b le a n d th e k n i f e s t r ik e s t e r r o r to h e r h ea rts A s o n e w o m a n e x p re s s e d i t . w h e n to ld b y h e r p h y s ic ia n th a t sh e m u s t u n d e r g o a n o p e ra t io n , s h e f e l t th a t h e r dea th lm e l l h a d sou n ded .

O u r h o s p ita ls a r c fu l l o f w o m e n w h o a r e th e r e f o r o v a r ia n o r w o m b o p e v a tio n s l

I t is q u it e t r u e th a t th e s e t r o u b le s m a y re a c h a s ta g e w h e r e a n o p e ra t io n is t i ie o n ly re s o u rc e , but. such cases a re m u ch r a r e r th a n is g e n e r a l ly su p posed , b<x>auso a g r e a t m a n y w o m e n h a v e b e e n e n r e d b y L y d ia E . P in k h a m 's V e g e t a b le C om p ou n d a f t e r th e d o c to r s h a d s a id a n o p e ra t io n m u s t h o p e r ­fo r m e d . ! : i fa c t , n p t o th e p o in t w h e re th e k n i f e m u st b e used t o s e c u re in x ta n t r e l i e f , th is m e d ic in e is c e r t a in t o h e lp .

T h e s t r o n g e s t an d m o s t g r a t e fu l s ta te m e n ts p o s s ib le to m a k e c om e fr o m w o m e n w h o , b y ta k in g L y d ia E . P in k - h a m 's V e g e t a b le C om p ou n d , h a v e c s c a p ed s e r io u s o p e ra t io n s .

M a v g r i t e R y a n . T r e a s u r e r o f S t. A n ­d r e w ’s S o c ie ty , H o t e l E n g lis h , In d ia n ­a p o lis , I n d . , w r ite s o f h e r eu ro us fo l lo w s :

D ear Mrs. P inkham :—“ I cunnot find words to express m y thanks

f o r tho good L y d ia E. Pinkham 's Vegetab le Compound did ine. The doctor said I could not g e t well unless I had an operation fo r ovarian and fem ale troubles, I know I could not stand the strain o f an operation and made up m y m ind I would be an in va lid fo r life.

H earin g how L yd ia E. Pinkham 's Vegetab leCompound had saved Other wom en from serious operations I decided to try it., and in less than fou r months I was en tire ly cured; aud words fa il t.o express m y thankfulness. '1

M is s M a r g r o t M e r k le y o f 275 Sd S t r e e t , M ilw a u k e e . W is . , w r i t e s :D e a r M rs . P in k h a m :—•

“ L o ss o f strength, ex trem e nervousness, s ev ere shooting pains th rough tbo p e lv ic organs, cram ps, hearing dow n pains, and ex trem e irr ita tion com pelled m e to seek m edical advice. The doctor, a fte r m a tin g an exam ination, said that I had ova rian trou­ble and ulceration, and advised an operation as m y on ly hope. T o this I s trongly objected —and 1 derided as a last resort to t r y Lyd ia E. P inkham ’s Vegetab le Compound.

il T o m y snrpiise the ulceration healed, all tho bad sym ptom s disappeared, and I am once m ore strong, v igorous and w e ll; und I can­not. express m y thanks fo r w h a t i t bus dona fo r m e.”

O v a r ia n a u d w o m b tr o u b le s a re Steadily o n th e in c r e a s e a m o n g w o m e n — an d h e fo r e s u b m it t in g to an o p e ra ­t io n e v e r y w o m a n s h o u ld t r y L y d ia E. P :n lcham '.s V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d , and w r i t e 31 rs.. r . lk h a m a t L y n n , M ass. f o r ad v ice .

f o r t h i r t y y e a r s L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d h as b e e n c u r in g th e w o r s t fo r m s o f fe m a le c o m p la in ts a i l O va r ia n t r o u b le s , in fla m m a t io n , u l ­c e ra t io n , f a l l in g au d d is p la c e m e n t o l th e w o m b , le n c o rrh c ea , ir r e g u la r i t ie s , in d ig e s t io n a n d n e rvo u s p ro s t ra t io n . A n y w o m a n w h o c o u ld r e a d th e ia n y g r a t e fu l l e t t e r s on f i l e in M rs . P in k * h a m 's o ffic e w o u ld l ie c o n v in c e d o f th e e f f ic ie n c y o f h e r a d v ic e a n d L y d ia E. P in k h a m 's V e g e t a b le C om p ou n d .

A sk H rs , P inkham 's A d v lc e -A Woman B est Understands a Woman’s Ills.

H E A L E S T A T E .

F O R Q U IC K S A L E —150 acres. 16!)cleared and !n cultivation. G<:<)<1 lx>ttuin laud. flue loam soli, ouly i$£ m ile* to U . Ii. Hits Kinnll orchard. «ood dwellix.'. 'Imran nTiii o»:t Turn sc*. N o wasU: land. W ill rent for «f. un msre. O n he cut Into t.wo good farms, Price *‘>,000. Easv tenn? arranged. T . 0 . G R E E N ­F I E L D , : 6 w n e r i , E ig h t M i lo , A r k a n s a s .

FARMERS GET RICH IN FOUR YEARSou our rich alfu'.fu. corn und 'vlieat farms In Kovili- ■ueattm Kansas. *tf> to t-lft per acre on easy pay- iiieuiH. W a emi prove it. W rite tellluK us Jobc wltar. yrin want and liow much cas'a you havo. J . W . B O Y D , - K e n s in g t o n , K a n s a s .

T I M B E R L A N D S V c b u y nnd «01 tlieim mill are prepared tx» negotiate Jmwe’whcn ileitircd fo r part. «Hsli payments to complete n pureluise. G L O V E R Ji C O . ; 200 E. St. Catherine. Street, Louisville, Kv.

Write and Investigate ?,:.V,‘EMri*& » ippriC o u n ty , A r k a n s a s ; lands rapidly aiivnnrlnic In va lu e ; f j l u r e o f erop*unknown. Here the rurntt-r 18 tbe rich man, Hcu ;h gooii. Land rentu from t f 10 87 per ueri*. O.-.-i do yon yowl jr von want u iiOir.o or a flue Investment. ?ell farms on c«Hy terins. . Get Ou tround floor. Order desi'rlptlim, price Hst and terms. F IJVK NIGA3f AiROGERS, Osceola. Arkansas,

F O R S A L E - 25 acres, new house. t>ank tiara, fruit, etc.. 2~i miles from electric railway. eS.OXi; Oi acres, unimproved. 110 aciwa, Improved, *1,1S9: 122acres, 8-room house, au: per acre; 1& acres, Im­proved, ?r>,i:00; w acres. improved, $9,000; 10 acres, unim proved.8UX) per acre; W A acres, lo-room touae, near electric cars, M.mifl; a'A acres. Improved. * l vSXi; 7*6 acres, 12-room hou*e. at statlou w . si. K. K., 4KAKK); 10 acres. 2i>room house, *3,C*:0; a acres, 14-room bouse, >3.000; l acre. S-room house,E . E D . V . M IS S IN G , R e is t e r s t o w n , M d .

In the Great Wheat Belt of Kansas.160 acres lu Ottawa County, lift under cultivation. 40 pasture, l i acres Of t;;nli<!i In pasture, mosi.Iy iva'.uut. i'as.iU ’6 moaily hlue ^russ. 7-room ilwellh.tr, food barn, small orchard. Teriu^ li'aem!. Write A . J . M C A L L I S T E R , 931 L e a v o m v o r th S t r e e t . M a n h a t t a n , K a n s a s , and leara all about It.

W E S T T E X A S , tlie auesc farm ing country on enrtb. Como and see and ho convinced, w e have all sf/esot rarms. 'M io s.tiUO acres, improved and uulm- jimved. *u to ss-J per acre. v, c a.so have some line ranch lands at r l v> v6 per aero. A substantial cash puyincnc.oasy term s on balance. I f yo i are lntei- e-»t-"d w rite fo r property list or any Information desired. B y ru m & R e e v e s , Q t ia n a h , T e x a s .

F R E E L I S T <>f T/i well sc i-rtcd improved farm s Jn N o r iileastern TCuiimuk. 'ri the must prydueslve «!<;6U>n Of the Stale, at priors ran/inir from t'l $SD per acre. On very liberal term*. Our feminism selected w ltb a view Of ser> lux Llit; renter with u few hundri'il dollars to spare as well as the parly who wants >i tine Stock raucb.. Seudui-day. T H E O W L A G E N C Y , O z a w k ie , J e f fe r f t o n C o u n ty , K a n s a s ,

J iK A L E S T A T E .

F O R S A L E —ConiTilned, fu lly equipped; lxiating, hunting and ns.’ilEK;farm

«w e k aud tools luc'.udtsl.

Inter Tc»nrt nnfl r-o^Jtry ri r, hunting and Hs.’ilEfr;

On uir.ln Un « from Jack­sonville. School aud depot M mile. Henltiilcst part o f Florida. Price 81,000. Terms easy. Address JO H N CRITE8, Claruoca, Orange County, Florida.

F O R S A L E —2fl0-iu;re faTm, Scotland Couuty, M is­souri. 6 miles fm ui Baring. ^’Jae blue ^russ nnd timothy, firioom lunisc, f « 1r bain and out-liulldliiir. $•10 per aci'ft.sn.iKW ijonn.halan'.'C ens.v terms.'Writer<>r description.f^Kid'tiAT^aln. GusL.itaiiiJice,ljainar,3iIo,

A T T E N T IO N : Homo seekers and Investors, t»-renf cst opportunity of tho ace for a!-. Is now ojicn In Lake County, California, ltm miles north lit San T''ram-.lsco. F 'nc^t ellmato on Paciiic Cuast. Xof<igB, wimls, tlinrdcr stotms. cyclOueo o r iuneo-.s t«i bother man o r beast .fcleetrlc road «hsu.->*u. right <if way and terminal groi.incls secured. A ll jimdnccs yrow bcre tb «t willtri'ov.- in United Stai/ti». Tur Irtormr.cion nd ii toss I.akc County Land Co., LaXenort, California.

Texas Ranch, Rice and Farm Lands.O ur hooks embrace 2(Ki selectionn o f cbolcc farms, sr'ic:-: farm s aud ranches with romp ete dcsctlp.lons, prfe.c.s and terms. Liberal terms a-Tso;?cd. Small cash payment, balance iline. The b e *; bargains lu Texas, jn small o r iar^e bodies o f tnr.d* in the heari of the corn.cotton aad vegetable licit. W ilto or come and sec mo. a . K . J O N E S , Y o . ik u m , T e x a s .

L A N D F O R S A L E —T have ia Attala County, )MI$s., l,(Bil acres flue creek mu! np-aud, w ltb saw mill, g in m ill and kooii houKei<, ^ in cnlcivatlon. :i;sl- anco timbered, w ell watered: i .400 acres within ? rniics good market. 230 or. railroad In center finn strawberry re^iou. Tiiew: lard* can bo boup.ht for $10 to ex< per acre, .isn ucms bnest Delta laud, 225 In eultivation, makes from 1 to 2 bales « f stapio cot ion per acre, catf be bought at *?J por acre. J-lhcral terms granted on n t, W rite R . C . B L O C K E R , - K o n c iu & k o , M i s s i s s i p p i .

F L O R I D A 'S f: '-ns.tc and soil ottersbettce oppor­tunities to the -fnrntcr for makluu money than s.uv Other Stutc In the Uuion. F on i.aes are being made lu truck und jum’Ter. T ae State abounds with lakes

mode

fun o i lish nnd rojests w ith game. .laoliwinvjjjc, the meiroiiollK. offers excellent Inducement* f.ir the ;n- vesLor to douciic his tnoncv. l sell Rlorhiu farms, oraage gruvct-. nnd timber Jaods. Write for calu'ognc. E . J . K IR K , J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R I D A .

rflC J O R I r . .T {im rh eonsls?lrg of l2u acres %Vnsh- i u i » w n t u ingeon Nave'- orange* t<igct&cr w ith * 10,1100 wort,It Of improvement*, 'orjitcd « t Jvv Tu lare County, Oailtnraln, ln< om erorthc last 5: areraged at.15 tier 1 n>x. Tsutlinateil crop this 1’l.GOO to 15,01.1 boxes. Price *109,0X1; #ni),<juo .

* 10,1100 worth Of improvement*, Dented « t Jvvctce, ' " y, OailtornliOn" oiuefor the last Dycnns

yenr. . ........ ..... cash,ba lance la n u 2 yeare fi?. W ill guarnntoc ^ o n )n- ves tm eaL fo r 2 y e a i* . F o r fa l. dencr'jitlon , e tc .,w r ite C. W . Uvueton. V Ij B ra ly B ldg., I.on Ar.gelcg, Calif.

For Sale or Exchange--^orU h ckcScnibasemen •. located at t/\ un i] 5i K. But It St., Chicago, 111., k aO w u ai Lbe Oakland l.tvcn.-. Lot 5i/xlOil, lncomo about 6> on price asked, price 060,WU, TnortgSKO

w . W in si*u eijuity outright or exchange ror aay sreo-d d e a r property on which I ear borrow from ei»,oOf> to 816.0.0. P re fer fou them California, i f yon have anything lo offer p.e.iiMj v.--';c to C. W , Houston, Owner, 715 B ra lv Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.

If You Wish to Buy or Sell Property,cither drug, hardware, general merchandise, fnm - iture o r » jiurnos* t tock, lum ber yard. blaek*mlth siiop, hotel. rectt” irnnc city properly or a jihrslclBn’fl ioratUm, everything, everywhere In the' Ur.:tc<l S ta tes ,o ra fnrtn In cbe “ cfcaiit o f Kansas upland-’ ut »ao to iii(i per nerc. w rite or see T h e B o w lb y R e a lty C o . , L o s t S p r in g s , M a r io n C o u n ty , K a n s a s . The most libera! terms to buyers.

L O O K H F R F 1 T,l>y<iu want a homo wHere laud n u » » u . |ftr,hea[i,good schools, cbnrcbeis,

plenty o f fuel and water, r-h.iTt winters, tame grasses fru it easily raised, like this.w.i acres near town. noud fram e bouse,burn und other out buildings, i.ino fruit tree?, sold apjtle n o p fur s;-: t. grows p.ood corn, ont.<, hay. living water, fenced, ■'.!> acres cleared; title perfect. P rice $2.CW. H *t> addross R A B E N A U & H U N T , - F O R D L A N D , M IS S O U R I .

S A F E IN V E S T M E N T S lu the greatest oil nnd gas field in the woriii. 1‘or Sale—A S-atOry stone- brick, best busine.*;* corner in city, earning 1 .v?.. Trice 8I5.W.C ensb. jmprnvert Homes. pricevS ra:igl rig trom $1 ,100 to t-i.WO, on water and sewer mains. 1 If* de<=lr- »h lc lots, prices * 12' tu .!,*•: j4 tnsido business lots. prlce8l25 to efcVI front foot! 561:0 acres Of deeded laVi-ii; 25.000 aeres <if Bgrlcttlcural lands fo r rent. Titles guaranteed. Address T h e C le a r in g H o u s e R e a l E s t a t e C o . , Bartlesville, Indian Territory.

F A R M L A N D S F O R S A L E —50/tiifl uorcs In tfcn greatest stock aud gram *ci t io a o l the world, Iowa. Wisconsin. Illinois. Minnesota.S. D akola .N . J>anota. ImpTi.vcd and nuimprovn: t'i'.ttos. Easy iiavments lung rime, low Ime:*-*:. Co »twt see the land.' Tratis-KrrntloD from He Kalb to nil who buy. Money to

m un •farm JaiiCia. l>iv Idenrt.pnyiug gold and copper stock. l iA guaranteed. "Write for full Information. F . M . M U N G E R & S O N S , - D e K a lb , III.

NOT A REAL ESTATE MU,B u t have Kimc trnnc lands to ei8P03ft o f thut lire bargaitis. Tor particulars call on or address,C . E . B E A C H , A t to rn e y . P A X T O N , I L L .

Make your Buggy a Sleigh f o r $8.00Freight P repa id Q u ick Shipm ento

DEFIANCE Cold Wafer Starchma.-ica auuclry work a pleasure. 13 oz. pkg. lOu.

FOR WOMENtrou b led w i t h i l l s p ccn lia r t o ____________th e ir s e x , used a s a doncho ia m a rve lo u s ly aoc- 03£3ful. T h o rou g b ly c le a n ses , k iiJRd icw tsesjerm s, etop3 d ischarges , h ea ls in flam m ation and lo ca l 8oroncs3.

l ’ axtiue is io powder Io n a to t o dissolved in r'.ire water, and is far more cleansing, healing, K-rraic.cud iind ccoriom icii t la a 3iquid an ;i3criti« fo r a ll

T O IL E T A N D W O M E N ’S S P E C IA I. U S E S -•>. For sale at droggists, M cents a box. ® 'T r ia l B o x an d B ook o f In structions Free.

T h e R . P a x t o n C o m pan y B o s t o n . M a s s ,

DEFIANCE STARCH ncvor sticks to the Iron.

A * w e sh ip it R ead y fo r useW rite io r C IR C U L A R describ ing the sim ple, but re liab le , in expen sive inven tion , a lso o u r S leigh C atalog (no ft v ies ) T h e T o :!y Por:y L i::o CntJtlc^of Potties a u d Pon v R :gs io r hoyaand girls. (W e Iniy, s^-ll m id ratso Shetiuud Pon ies.) O u r r.ew , ]axte;

1 illusi r.ilcd. 1£06 veh ic le catiilog. sh ow in g iix M odern ? lyie«, P o pu la r Priced , H igh G tw ie V eh i­cles, n o w reiviy. A l l Pree.

MICHIGAN BU G G Y C O ., Manufacturers N o . I0U Ott.ce BWg. K A L A M A Z O O . M IC H IG A N

DEFIANCE STARCH

Thompson’s Eye Water

CURES MH£R£ ALL ELSE FBeat couzb Syrup. TM tea O c___

to time. Sold hy druggists.

Great Strike on Railways Said to Be Start o f the

Revolution.

SPREADS IN ALL D IRECTIO NS

E v e n G o v e r n m e n t a n d M u n ic i p a l E m ­

p l o y e s J o in in M o v e m e n t t o P a r ­

a ly z e I n d u s t r i a l E n e r g y in D o m a in

o f C z a r N i c h o la s .

S t. P e te r s b u rg c a b le g r a m : D e v e lo p ­m en ts in th e g roac r a i lw a y s t r ik e in ­d ic a te c on tin u o u s s p re a d o f th e trou ­b le an d in c r e a s e d p a ra ly s is o£ trade. D is tr ib u t io n o f io o d p r a c t ic a l ly is sus­p en d ed an d m a il c o m m u n ic a t io n g e n ­e r a l ly is t ie d up.

A t a m c c d n g o f 8,000 r a i lw a y m e n h e ld in th e u n iv e r s it y i t .w a s d ec id e d t o d e c la r e a s t r ik e on a l l th e ra i lw a y s o p e r a t in g in S t, P e te rs b u rg .

T h e e x e c u t iv e c o m m it t e e o f th e L e a g u e o f L e a g u e s h as a d o p ted l e v o ­lu t io n s say in K th a t th e p r e s e n t m o ­m e n t w a s fa v o r a b le f o r a g e n e ra l s t r ik e o f a l l th e p ro fe s s io n s an d re c ­o m m e n d in g d o c to rs , la w y e rs , e n g in ­ee rs , an d o th e r m e m b ers o f c on s titu ­e n t o r g a n iz a t io n s t o c en se a l l p r o ­fe s s io n a l a c t iv it ie s .

A lth o u g h th e r e h a v e b een m any is o ­la t e d r io ts an d c o m b a ts w ith th e tr o o p s , th e w o r s t o f w h ic h o c c u r red a t K h a rk o f f , a p p a re n t ly th e r e in no g e n e ra l in te n t io n a s y e t to c o n v e r t th e m o v e m e n t In to an a rm ed r e v o lu t io n ­a r y u p r is in g . N e v e r th e le s s th e s itu a ­t io n u n q u e s t io n a b ly is s e r io u s and th re a te n s m o s t d a n g e ro u s d e v e lo p ­m en ts .

M o s c o w I s I s o la t e d .^ O w in g to th e s to p p a g e o f m a ils and

p a r l ia l su sp en s ion o f te le g ra p h s I t is im p o s s ib le to v e r i f y m a n y re p o r ts r e a c h in g th e c a p ita l. T h e m o s t th r e a t ­e n in g o f th e s e a t p r e s e n t r e fe r to M o s c o w , w h ic h is d e s c r ib e d a s b e in g is o la te d fr o m th e r e m a in d e r o f th e e m p ir e an d a s b e in g h e ld b y th e s tr ik ­ers .

T h e s t r ik e is s p re a d in g in a l l d ir e c ­tio n s . Y a ro s la v , N i jn i N o v o g o r o d , S im b irsk , S iz ra n . S ara to lY , V o ro n e z h , K h a rk o f f . S im fe ro p o l, K k a te r in o s la v , K ie f f . an d S m o len s k a r e a l l a ffe c te d . O n th e M o s c o w , W in d a u an d R y b in s k l in e th e e v e n in g e x p re s s cou ld o n ly re a c h P o t im o s k o v r a ia s ta t io n an d th e p a s s e n g e r s w e r e c o m p e lle d to w a lk to M o s c o w .

Ar. th e M o s c o w an d K a z a n s ta t io n 2,000 p a s s e n g e r s a r c w a it in g . T h e y a r e b e in g p a id b y th e r a l lr o a a a d ­m in is tra t io n , f ir s t am i s ec o n d ca ls s 50 c e n ts d a ily an d th ird c la s s 2D Gents.

T h e s tr ik e r s h a v e d a m a g ed th e w a ­t e r c o n d u it b e tw e e n M o s c o w an d M y - t is h tc h i and s o m e s e c t io n s o f M o s c o w a r e w ith o u t w a te r .

T h e e m p lo y e s o f s e v e n fa c to r ie s a t L o d z h a v e s tru ck . T h e r e a r e n o w 38,- 000 w o rk m e n on s tr ik e . T b e g o v e rn o r h a s a s k ed th e g o v e r n o r g e n e ra l o f th e p ro v in c e to d e c la r e m a r t ia l la w .

S t a t e E m p lo y e s W a v e r .I t is s ta te d th a t th e s t r ik e r s h a v e

o rd e re d th e p o s to f fic o te le g ra p h e m ­p lo y e s t o s tr ik e , an d th e s e h a v in g th e ir o w n g r ie v a n c e s a re a l le g e d to b e c o m p ly in g . M u n ic ip a l e m p lo y e s a rc s a id t o b e w a v e r in g as t o th e cou rsc th e y w i l l pu rsue. O n e r e p o r t says th e y u lt im a te ly w i l l jo in th e s tr ik e r s . O f f ic ia ls a re d e m a n d in g th a t th e r a i l ­w a y m e n ’s g r ie v a n c e s b e re d r e s s e d o r t h e y w i l l jo in th e m o v e m e n t i’o r lh - w ith . A n o th e r r e p o r t a s s e r ts th a t a m u n ic ip a l s t r ik e h as b egu n . T h e e m ­p lo y e s o f th e w a t e r w o rk s h a v e q u it w o rk , c a u s in g th e c i t y t o b e w ith o u t w a te r . I t is p re d ic te d th e r e w i l l b e c i v i l w a r in M o s c o w o w in g to th e a c ­t io n o f sh o p k e e p e rs , w h o , f e a r in g ru in th ro u g h d is tu rb a n c e o f tra d e , a r e a r m ­in g th e m s e lv e s a g a in s t th e s tr ik e r s . ^

M e e t in g s a r e b e in g h e ld e v e r y w h e r e in th e p ro v in c e s an d m a n y s p e e c h e s a r e b e ln ^ m a d e . D e m a n d s a re b e in g fo rm u la te d w h ic h th e g o v ­e rn m en t. w o u ld n o t g r a n t i f i t cou ld an d cou ld n o t i f i t w o u ld .

R e v o lu t i o n a r y S p i r i t R i f e .

R e v o lu t io n a r y - f r e n z y s e e m s t o h a v e s e iz e d th e e n t ir e p eo p le , w h o ru sh h e a d lo n g a s i f r e s o lv e d t o b r in g ru in o n th e m s e lv e s o r e ls e end tb e o d iou s r e g im e . E v e r y m o rn in g p a p e r b r in g s l is ts o f o ff ic ia ls , p o lic e , C o ssa ck s , a d ­m in is t r a to r s an d e v e n w a tc h m en w h o s e l i v e s h a v e b een sn u ffed o u t by m e n w h o a r e u n k n ow n . B om b s , d a g ­g e r s , r e v o lv e r s an d r i f le s f ig u re in th e a c cou n ts to w h ic h th e p u b lic ra p id ly Is g r o w in g a e cu s to m c d . R e v o lu t io n ­a r y ly n c h la w th u s h as u su rped th e p la c e o f o ff ic ia l c a p r ic e , w h ic h u n til s o m e m o n th s a g o f r e e ly d isp o so d o f th e p ro p e r ty , l ib e r t ie s an d s o m e t im e s th e l iv e s o f p e a c e fu l c it iz e n s , w h o o f ­ten a r e m o re d e s e r v in g o f r e w a rd than p u n is h m e n t

T b e f a c t is th a t s o c ia l d em o c ra ts an d s o c ia l r e v o lu t io n is ts , w h o a re b e s t o r g a n iz e d in th e c o u n try , h a v e m a tu red n e w p la n s an d n o w a re c a r r y ­in g th em o u t d e l ib e r a te ly an d su c ­c e s s fu lly . T h e y f ir s t g o t p o w e r o v e r th e u n iv e r s it ie s and h ig h sch o o ls , w h ic h w e r e u sed a s p la c e s o f m e e t in g f o r a l l m a lc o n te n ts w ith o u t e x c e p t io n , ju s t as tb e J a co b in s c o n v e n t w a .j e m ­p lo y e d b y F r e n c h p a tr io ts .

S t . L o u i s S o c i e t y W e d d i n g .

S t. L o u is , M o., d is p a tc h : T h e m a r ­r ia g e o f M iss S te l la M a r ie W a d e , d a u g h te r o f F c s tu s J. W a d e , p re s id e n t o f th e M e r c a n t i le T ru s t c o m p a n y , and C h a r le s L . R . S cu llin , y o u n g e s t son ot J o h n S cu llin , s t r e e t c a r m a g n a te and o n e o f th e b e s t k n o w n fin a n c ie rs in th e w e s t , w a s s o le m n izo d in N e w C a­th e d r a l c h a p e l b y b y A r c h b is h o p J, J.f lld n n n n

H E A L T H Y C H I L D R E N .

■ft&thout g o o d h ea lth l i f e is n o t w o r th l iv in g . S ic k ly , p e e v is h c h il­d ren a re a s ou rc e o f e n d le s s tr o u b le an d a n x ie ty to th e ir p a ren ts , y e t th e c h ild r e n 's c o n d it io n is f r e q u e n t ly due to t h e i r p a r e n ts ’ ig n o ra n c e o r th o u g h t­le ssn ess , o r both .

T o m a k e c h ild r e n h e a lth y and to k e e p th e m h i th a t c o n d it io n i t is n e c ­e s s a ry t o fe e d th e m p ro p e r fo o d an d t o s e e th a t th e y ge l, p le n ty o f e x e r ­c is e an d f r e s h a ir . M e a t is v e r y bad f o r c h ild re n . I t sh ou ld b e a v o id e d a n d fo o d r ic h in p h o sp h a te s , su ch as P i l l s b u iy 's V ito s , sh ou ld b e g iv e n in its p lace .

T h is fo o d is t ru ly th e “ m e a t o f th e w h e a t .” I t is m a d e b y th e w o r ld ’s g r e a t e s t m i l le r s and i t is f r e e fr o m

: a r t i f ic ia l c o lo r in g o r a d u lte ra t io n . I t is n o t e s p e c ia l ly a c h ild 's fo o d . Y o u r w h o ’ e f a m i ly w i l l e n jo y th is c om m o n s en se c e re a l. I t m a k es a w h o le so m e , S u b stan tia l b r e a k fa s t o r a n a p p e t iz ­in g d e s s e r t an d can b e p re p a r e d in o n e h u n d red d i f f e r e n t w a ys .

E v e r y g o o d g r o c e r w i l l s u p p ly y o u j w ith P i l ls b u r y ’s V ito s . L a r g e p a c k ­a g e - e n o u g h to m a k e t w e lv e pou n ds o f s t r e n g th -b u ild in g fo o d lo c . A s k y o u r g r o c e r ab ou t i t to -day.

E v e r y h o u s e k e e p e r jn o u lt l k n ow th a t i f th e y w i l l buy D e iia n ce C o ld W a te r S ta rch f o r la u n d ry use th e y w ill s a v e n o t o n ly t im e , b eca u se it n e v e r s t ic k s to th e iro n , b u t b ecau se ea ch p a c k a g e c on ta in s 16 o z .— o n e fu ll p ou n d— w h ile a l l o th e r C o ld W a te r S ta rch e s a r e pu t up in & -p ou n d p ack ­a g es , an d th e p r ic o Is th e sam e , 10 cen ts . T h e n a g a in b ecau se D e fia n ce S ta rch is f r e e fro m a ll In ju r iou s c h e m ­ic a ls . I f y o u r g r o c e r t r ie s to s e ll you a 12-oz. l o c k a g e i t ia b e c a u se ho has a s to c k on hand w h ic h h e w is h e s to d isp o se o f b e fo r e he pu ts iu D e fia n ce . H e k n o w s th a t D e fia n c e S ta rch has p r in te d on e v e r y p a c k a g e in la r g e le t ­te r s and f ig u re s “ IIS o zs .” D em a n d De- tian co an d s a v e m u ch t im e and m o n ey an d th e a n n o y a u ce o f th e ir o n s t ic k ­in g . D e fia n c e n e v e r s t ic k s .

THE BEST COUGH CUREC o a jjh sy ru p s a re a l l ch ea p !

en ou gh , b u t i f y o u s h o u ld g e t a ' g a llon o f c o u gh s y ru p th a t doc's n o t \ cu re fo r th e p r ic e o f a s m a ll b o t t le ! o f •.

i I Kemp’s Balsam jth e b est c o u g h cure , y o u w o u ld h a v e m a d e a b a d b a rg a in — fo r o n o s m a ll b o t t le o f K e m p 's .Balsam m a y ! s to p th o w o rs t cou ji'h a n t i s a v e a 1 l : fe , w h ereas t h e c o u g h *‘c u re ’ ’ th a t | d oes n o t c u re is w o rs e th an useless, !

S o ld b y a l l d ea le rs a t 25c. a n d 50c. !

U n c le S a m is n o t o f th e r ig h t sox f o ru n a b o a rd iitg -h o u so s u c c e s s fu lly .

Coney Island Souvenir Post Cards.Six iHSAiiclrm colored oecneii tw «sc. Coney l&land P o s t a l C a rd C o . , C o n e y i s l a n d , N . Y .

N o b o d y w a s k i l le d in th e V a n d e r b i l t Cup ra c e . I t w a s a fa m o u s v ic t o r y .

T r y m * j u s t o n c e a n d I a m s u r e to c o m e 3 ica in . D e fia n c e S t a r c h .

W o u n d e d h e a r ts m a y h ea l, b u t i t al* w a y s s e e m to a f fe c t th e ir shape.

B i W K ttH K B MI • r i - • /l*"> ■ .w;>v . & y ixir ’ '■ \

T H E C O M F O R T E RA congested vein pressing 0:1 a nerve accounts for the swelling, throbbing ache o f

N eura lg ia

St. Jacobs O ilfrees the circulation, adays the pressure and soothes away the pain.

P r ic e , 2 5 c . e n d £ O c .

W . L. D o u g l a s$3-J?&*3-=??SHOE82&W . L . D o u g la s $ 4 .0 0 C ilt E d g e Lin©

c a n n o t be e qu a lle d a t a n y price .

. Vegetable Preparation for As - similating Itie Food andBeg ma­ting ihe Stomachs an&Boweis of

1N FAXX-S L D U F.N

P ro m o tes D igestion .C hecrPul- n essandR est.C on la ins neiUicr Opium.Morpliinc nor M inera l. K o t T ^ a h c o t i c .

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A perfect Remedy forConslipa* lion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss o f S l e e j p .

F a c S in g le S ig n a tu re o r

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a s mF o r In fa n ts an d C h ildren .

The Kind You Have Always Bought

Bears the Signature

of

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fcXA CT C O P Y O P W H A E H E R .

Thirty Years

m iTHH OEWTAUn COB'PAMV. « « l VOKS OITT.

A K A L A M A Z O O D I R E C T T O YOU.

Don't hny ft rangn or stove ot any tlr.il nnttl yon RS)t oure.italoe^’O ft!" l Lowest Faotory p rloo i. Wo positively r.vro y.-.« 1 roru *.st<i to I1ACO ou i-vf r/ m r o m e ; l>vo*U£u, ov nrllinuyou dtrcetfrom .nir factory, wceuc out ait jubbero.’ uuadle­mon's aiul iJi'kli'i*’ proCtK W « K'larjujlec <iuuj:tv under n <211,. o:<l trnnW bond »U>1 t:ivuyi>u a 3G0 DAYS APPROVAL VEST, ir you <10 uot Hudyi'nr j>uivhas« orai'tly rtsrt-preeeulcd. rt'.ura it at our Rxp-'r.sn. Kemi'mhw, w « «ciuai rr.annr&i'tnyi'r*— not ntfcll order dewier* and give you ttio lowest facwr/

prims*. W* J»ajr Thu Frolflht. W o 'joul»tlt!is :!tin refer y ''i: to cujt'-'Ciers inyoar r.xrn town. Send P o tla l today fo r Catalogue No. 330 . It uesuribKs our stores *viiir*nKwi. »i:d our money-sivlng,<1ir<'et-trOu)-llu?-t'aetory plin.KALAMAZOO STOVE COM PANY. M ANUFACTURERS, KALAMAZOO. MICHiCAM.

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F R I C E , •25 C t s .

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AKMPINEWSH0 WU.ALf0ffK & M a£

WI-GRIPINEI S G U A R A N T E E D T O C U R E

GRIP, BAD GOLD, HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA,I \Ton't*i;l] JLntl-Orlptno to ft who won't Oiiurantt't'It. Cal 1 tor yoitr MOA E l' B A tK IJP IT l>Oh’T tu:n.r JM. H .J D tt-m t 'j1, S i. i > . ,

CHASE&EAKBR PIANO-PLAYER.

is the charm of the household—ail caucaror, an cnttr* tainer par excellcncc, in which the entire family as well as visiting friends participate.

You cannot afford to be without one when you learn how easily you can play the piano with it. Our new catalogue now ready and mailed postpaid to any address.

The Chase & Baker Co#Factory: Buffalo, k . y . 2 5 0 W a b a s h A v e . , C h ic a g o

W e are exclusive manufacturers of tho L ia t Paper M usic Iiolls for piano players.

W .L .B O U G L A S M A K E S A N D S E L L S IbO SIE M E N 'S S 3 .BO S H O E S T H A N

A N Y O T H E R M A N U F A C T U R E R .t in nnn REWAROtoar.yor3whocanO I U j U U U disprove this slatoment.

W . L . Dougins $3.50 shoeti hnvc b y the ir ex­ce llen t sty le , en*y fitting:, and superior w e a r in g <iunlitie», nchlcved th e la rg e s t ta le ot an y $3.50 sh o e in th e ’w orld . 1 h ev nre Just a s j(00<| ns tho9e that cost you $ s.(H ) to $7.00 — tho o n ly dilfercncc Is tho price. I f I could tak e vou into- m y factory n t Brockton , M n «5 ., tho la rgest jD the w orld under one roo f m ak in g m en ’s finei ahties, and s h o w you the care w ith w h ich e v e ry p a ir of D ouRjas shoe* is nindc, you w o u ld rea lize w h y W . 1.. Dm m las $3,50 xhoes a rc th e be*t> ithoes produce;! in the w orld .

If ! coil id s liow you the dliferer.ee b etw een th e shoes mnde In m y fa c to ry nnd those o f o th er m akes, you w ou ld u nderstan d w h y Douv;ln». $3.50 shoes cost m ore to m ake, w h y thoy ho ld the ir shape, fit be lte r, w e a r longer,’ und are o f jjreuter intrinsic vu lu c th an a n y o ther $3 .50 shoe on the m ark et to -d ay .W . t , Do*.ifctas S I t o n ft M o d o S h o e s for*

M e n , $ 2 .5 U C # 2 .0 0 . B o v s ' S c h o o l A f i r e s s S h c c x ,$ 2 .5 0 , $ 2 , 5 , $ i .S O C A U T I O N . — Inals I upon h av in g W .L .D o i:^ -

sho®3. T iiko no gubstiin le. K bnc genuine; w:tl;out h is nause an il price stam p**! on bottom.

TVrA > T I - : i > . A shoe dea le r Jn Avery tow n w horo W . L. I><>;i2l;i9 a rc r.ot. so ld . Kill I linn o f»fim ples free fo r Inspection xxpon reque&t. i , Fast C o lo r E yelets u sed : Ik a j w it! net w ear tirr-sxtj. ■

W rito fo r IUnstruff'd Catalog o f Fn ll Style3.W . L . D O UG tiiliJs, l i r u c li t i in , IVInss.

The Government o f CanadaG i v e * ab so lu te ly F R E E to e v e ry • e t t l e r o n e h u n ­d re d an d s ix ty a c re s o f la n d iq W e s te rn C an ad a ,

L a u d a d jo in in g Lh is c a n h e p u r c h a s e ^ f r o m r a i lw a y a n d la n d c o m p a n ie s a t fro m ^0 t o fiO p e r a c re .

On th is land th is y e a r lias been produced u pw ards o i tw en ty-J ive hush els o f w h e a l t o th e acre ,

l l is a lso th o best o f graah lg land and fo r m ixed la r in in g i t hns no su perio r on th e continent..

S p len d id c lim ate , lovr taxes, ra ilw a y s con ven ien t, schools and churches c lose a t hand.

W r i t e fo r “ T w e n t ie th C en tu ry Canada” and lo w r a i lw a y ra te s to S uperin ten den t o f Im m ig ra tio n , O tta w a , C an ada ; o r to au th orized Canadian G overn m en t A fren t— C . .1. B rou gh ton , R oom <180 Q u incy B ld g ., C h icago , 111.; W ! I I . R ogers , th ird floor, T ra c tio n T e rm in a l B lc% ., Ind ianapolis, In d . ; o r T . O. C u rrie , ltuom 12. B . CaLmhaa B lock . Mihvuti.-cuc, W is.

(M en tio n th is paper.)

SUBSCRIPTION BOOKSwill shorUy oio^c and tho opportunity to co- cni.v nr. intfcrest ia thrr ic.eel.riwtl Coruugo

j Company V.dll be a thing of the past.T b e tim e to act Is N O W . A l im i t e d am o u n t

| or - .h o s te d : o r.lj n ow rem a in s ro r put>:ii'. sul>- ! serip tion . Thft p a r v a .u e o r the stnck js W5.I OapitalizaUoc js bv0.030. Clovpnrrsi.iou organ­

ized uud^r the iav.-^oI tlift S late Of Connecticut.

SECURE YOUR STOCKby Rcnd[r:y a de?x>Kit. of on the amount you wish to buy. Von may then make a leisurely investigation, and we .■will refund yonr deposit; if you do not. f<;-l satisfied we offer utte of tho hesl. tippcrtmiiiica yet ror the profitable dis-

lion or snrplua fund .For m il details addsvss

HOSERT C-. RUXTOPi, Hanker ar.d Broker,32 Broadway, Now York,

orThe Reed E lectrical Cordage Com pany,687 University Bldd.. Syracuse. N. Y .

W . N . U ., C H IC A G O , N o . 44, 1905.

W h e n A n s w e r i n g A d v e r t i s e m e n t s

K i n d ly M e n t io n T h i s P a p e r .

PILES PERMANENTLY and POSITIVELY

W I T H O U T U S I N G T H E K N I F Etfrecia'.^Ls lu "Vr<iirn;n'is lH=.cs?63. Itbctal l)3eea«e*. and Tiirpmrc. iuvestlp^i'.e tiy w rltluc for our tn-.iutratca treatii'3 Ii;clud- lti/r lotteia fnitn jiro:nlncnt pe-jple cu.'sd. DR.S.S.HEHDEHSON.521 LaSalle A^e., CHICAGO

YOU PAY WHEN CURED

P U T N A M F A D E L E S S D Y E SColor more poods brighter and laster colors than any other dye. One 10cpitckago colors all fiburs. _They_ dye in_co|d wajer betjer than an> other dye. You can dye

A MATTER OF HEALTH

Ma k in gPOWDERAbsolutely Pure

HAS HO SUBSTITUTEA Cream o f Tartar Pow der ,

free from alum or phos- phatic acid

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

C o r r e s p o n d e n c e $

MAXINKUCKEE.Ml-** Go-kitt Thojiijifiim, Corr<£ipoudenc.

Fred Thomas is improving.Harry Hissong has returned

home.Mrs. Dow Rector and daughter

Helen arc visiting relatives at South Bend.

C. Biddinger aud Miss Margaret Durr, of Leiters, were quests of B. Babcock and wife Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Philix Anderson, Mr. aud Mrs. D. W. Marks, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Krouse were guest® of Fred Thompson and wife Sunday.

At the home of the bride's par­ents, Weenesday, Oct. 25, occured the marriage of Mr. Guy Stevens to Miss Gertrude Packer. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hopjcins, of Twelve Mile. Aboui thirty guests were present. They have the best wishes of their many friends.

DELONG.Miss Carrie Kline spent Sunday

at home.John Brugh*s were Rochester

visitors Thursday.Miss Ida Green has resumed

work at Dr. J. Q. Howell's.John Deck has been laying ofT

work to finish painting his house.Grandma Deck, of Lucerne, has

been visiting here the past week.David Castleman. wife and

daughters were guests of Omar Southall's Sunday.

Lloyd and Letcher Robinson and ’ families spent Sunday with their father, Win. Robinson.

John Hand, Wm. Hulcey and Chas. Shadle and their families took dinner at David Kaley's Sun­day.

Edward Stubbs, of Kewanna, and Jeff Pugh, of Call in, 111., were guests of Mrs. Lydia Van kirk Sun­day.

M ake G o o d Y o u r W ord .Keep your credit good. Few

lessons can be learned that are of more importance. It is sometimes said that the way to maintain a good credit is never to use it. This is a mistake. As well expect to have a strong arm by carrying it iu a sling. The late Clem Stude- baker used to say that the best credit was established when fre­quently used but never abused. Scarce a tithe of tbe business of today could be transacted were it not for credit. Ships would be idle in the harbors, tbe countless

1 wheels of the railway trains ceaso to turn, and the roar of commerce die away to a whisper if the sys­tem of credit were to be abolished. Confidence is the breath of life to

• f

DraggingDownPainsa re a sym ptom o f me m ost se riou s

t rou b le w h ich can a ttack a w o m a n ,

v iz : fa llin g of tlie w o m b . W it h li i is ,

g e n e ra lly , com es irre gu la r an d pa in fu l

p erio ds, w e a k e n in g d ra in s , backache,

h ead ach e , n e rv o u sn ess , d izz in ess , ir­

ritab ility , tired fee lin g , e tc . T h e cure is

W INEOF Cardui

The Female Regulator

th a t w o n d e r fu l, cu ra tive , vegetab le ex­t ra c t , w h ich exe rts su ch a m arve lous , stren gth en in g in fluence, on a ll fem ale o rg a n s . C a rd u i re lieves pain a n d regu la tes the m enses. It is a su re a n d perm anent cure fo r a ll fem ale com plain ts.

A t a ll d ru gg is ts an d dea le rs In $1 .00

bottles.

“ I SUFFERED AW FU L PAINIn m y w om b an d o v a r ie s . " w r ite s M r s . N aom i B a k e , o f W e b s t e r G ro v e , M o . , “ a lso In m y r igh t a n d le ft s id e s , an d m y m enses w e r e very ' p a in fu l a n d irreg ­u la r . S ince tak in g C a rd u i I fee l like a n e w w o m a n ar.d do not su ffe r a s 1 d id . It Is the be s t m edicine I e v e r t o o k . "

V a n d a lia C heap E xcu rs ion s .Home seekers and second class

colonists rates to southern and southeastern territory, 1 st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month.

Lewis and Clark Centennial ex­position, Portland, Ore., and many other Pacific coast points excurs­ions during the summer and fall of 1905.

Sunday excursion tickets are on

This and Next Week

GRAND LOOM END

SALEKloepfersNewYorkStoreCorner Michigan and LaPorte Streets PLYMOUTH, INDIANA

wcredit, ' Make good your word and to all points ou Vandalia

MOUNT HOPE.Miss Della Edgiutfton, Corrasprtnaent.

Anthony Brugh and wife spent Sunday with James Hay's.

Hay & Sturgeon's have started their corn shredder for the season.

Arthur Bennett’s of Ora, spent Sunday with Jacob Hartle and family.

Adain Meiser, of Winamac, Suudayed with his brother Fred Meiser.

Daniel Frye and wife are visit­ing relatives at Fort Wayne for a few days.

Geo. Truex, Wm. KaJey and son Clarence have returned from North Dakota.

BURR OAKfl. A. M »xoy, Correspondent.

W. F. Wilhelm was a Plymouth caller Monday.

Dr. A. Blake was a South Bend visitor Sunday.

Harry E. Johnson, of Knox, was a'Burr Oak caller Monday.

Amos Friend is still confined lo the house with rheumatism.

Mr. and Mrs. Coleman are both recovering from their illnesses.

Miss Blanche Vanderweele, of Plymouth, spent Sunday with her parents.

New cement steps have been put up at the Church of God, a needed improvement.

Miss Maude Maxey. who ]s teaching west of Knox, spent Sun­day with her parents.

Ray Rogers, Jesse Friend and Joe Burns returned from North Dakota Saturday night.

Miss Laura Maxey spent Satur­day and Sunday in Chicago with Miss Clyde Vanderweele.

Park Gam and Miss Ruth Max­ey, of the Argos high school, spent Sunday with their parents.

Mi T ia i k Tbe U r 41”cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock, Ark., “for the relief I got from Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It cured my fearful running sores, which nothing else would heal, and from which I had suffered 5 years.” It is a marvelous healer for cuts, burns and wounds. Guar­anteed at T. E. Slattery’s drug store; 25c.

the world will be eager to extend your credit. The glad hand and the open door commercially speaking ever welcorn the man who establishes the reputation for keeping his promises. But let him neglect these or exhibit in­difference or weakness in caring for his obligation and he will be marked a man, restricted to terms cash on the nail only. The first requisite of character warranting good credit is sterling honesty. If to honesty is added ripe experience, and to experience sound judgment, and to judgment wise economy and it fair amount, of capital, the credit which one may call to aid his business needs of ventures will be practically uulimited.-South Bend Times.

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W h i le A p p o in t m e n t s A r c P o l i t i c a l , t h e C a b in e t is U s u a l ly th e P r e s i ­d e n t ’s C lo s e s t A d v i s e r .

J a m es S . H e n r y .

A c c o r d in g t o th o o ld s a w " i t ta k e s n in e ta i lo r s t o m a k e a m a n ." so in th e G o v e rn m e n t o f t l ie U n ited S ta te s it ta k e s n in e C a b in e t o f f ic e r s t o m a k e an a d m in is tra t io n . P r im a r i ly A m e r i ­c a n c a b in e t o f f ic e r s a r e s e le c te d to b e ­c o m e th e h ea d s o f th e n in e g r e a t e x ­e c u t iv e d e p a r tm e n ts o f th e G o v e rn ­m en t. A s o n e s ta r d i f fe r e th fr o m an ­o th e r s ta r in g lo r y so o n e c a b in e t o f f i ­c e r d if fe r s f r o m a n o th e r in o p p o r tu n ­ity , a b i l i t y an d th e p o w e r t.o m a k e a la s t in g im p re s s io n u p on th e h is to r y o f th e c o u n try . T h e s e n in e h ea d s o f de­p a r tm e n ts a r o ch o s en b y tb e P r e s i­d en t an d a lth o u g h th e a p p ro v a l o f th e S e n a te o f th e U n it e d S ta te s is r e q u ire d t o m a k e th e ir a p p o in tm e n t l e g a l and c o n s t itu t io n a l, th e p r e fe r e n c e o f th e E x e c u t iv e is in v a r ia b ly r e s p e c te d an d th e n in e C a b in e t o f f ic e r s r e p r e s e n t h is p e rs o n a l c h o ic e , so f a r a s p o lit ic s le a v e s h im a f r e e a g en t.

T o b e a m e m b e r o f th e P r e s id e n t ’s C a b in e t h as t i l le d th e a m b it io n o f rnatiy s ta tes m e n . I t Is a p la c e o n ly o n e r e ­m o v e fr o m th a t t o w h ic h a ll n a t iv e b o rn c it iz e n s o f th e U n ite d S t a te s h a v e a r ig h t to a s p ir e — th e P r e s id e n c y i t ­s e l f . I f th e r e h a v e b een d is a p p o in t­m en ts an d u n re a liz e d a m b it io n s on th e p a r t o f th e great, m en w h o h a v e b een P r e s id e n t th e w o r ld h as nor. h e a rd o f th em . T h e d isa p p o in tm e n ts , th e d is ­c o u ra g em e n ts , t h e d is illu s io n m e n t , th o r e s t r ic t io n s th a t h a v e b een e x p e r ie n c e d b y s ta te s m e n w h o h ad h o p e d to a c h ie v e g lo r y a n d fa m e a s C a b in e t o f f i ­c e r s can b e ’ r e a d in th e n a t io n a l r e c ­o rd s f r o m th e fo u n d a t io n o f th e G o v ­e rn m e n t t o th e p r e s e n t t im e . F a i l ­u r e t.o a c c o m p lis h g r e a t p la n s an d to r e a l iz e h op es o f a la s t in g p la c e in h is ­t o r y h as s e n t m a n y C a b in e t o f f ic e r s

dent M c K in le y an d President R o o s e ­v e lt . s eem s y e t a l i v in g a c tu a l p e r ­s o n a lity in th e a f fa ir s of th e w o r ld . If n o o th e r m o n u m e n t h ad b een e s ta b lis h ­ed b y h is lo n g p u b lic s e r v ic e , th e “ o p e n d o o r ” p o l ic y f o r w h ic h h e o b ta in e d r e c ­o g n it io n in th o F a r E a s t w o u ld m a rk h is s ta te s m a n s h ip for a l l t im e . W ith h is c o lle a g u e . E iih u R o o t , w h o is n o w h is su c ce s s o r , h e sh a red th e g lo r y of th e la t e P r e s id e n t M c K in le y 's a d m in ­is t r a t io n in w h ic h b o th m e n w e r e su ­p e r la t iv e in flu en ces .

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G o in g b ack a l i t t l e fu r th e r w e fin d th o la t e Joh n S h e rm a n s ta n d in g as th e m o n u m e n t o f sou n d f in a n c e an d m a rk in g th o o th e r w is e c o lo r le s s I la y c s a d m in is tra t io n f r o m 1S77 to 18S1 a s an e p o c h in th e f in a n c ia l h is t o r y o f th e c o u n try . In th e d a y s o f th e C iv i l W a r , S ta n to n , a t th e h ea d o f t b e W a r D e ­p a rtm en t, e a rn e d th e n a m o o f b e in g th e g r e a t e s t S e c r e ta r y o f W a r th e U n it e d S ta te s e v e r h a d an d w a s th e m a in s ta y o f th e im m o r ta l L in c o ln in th e la t t c r 's h e a r tb r e a k in g e x p e r ie n c e s w ith t r a it o r s , p o l it ic ia n s an d sc lf-seo k - in g a r m y o ff ic e rs . T h e 130 y e a r s o f n a t io n a l l i f e o f th o U n it e d S ta te s f u r ­n is h e d m a n y b r i l l ia n t e x a m p le s o f w h a t a Cab inet, o f f ic e r c a n a c c o m p lis h a n d t h e in flu e n t ia l p a r t h e can p la y in th o a c h ie v e m e n ts o f a n a d m in is tra t io n .

I t d ep en d s la r g e ly u p on th e P r e s i ­d e n t o l th e U n it e d S ta te s to w h a t e x ­t e n t a C a b in e t o f f ic e r m a y a c h ie v e p ro ru in en co in n a t io n a l a f fa ir s . D u r ­in g th e la s t g e n e ra t io n m o s t o f th e P r e s id e n ts o f th e U n ite d S ta te s h a v e b e e n m e n o f ir o n w i l l a n d co m m a n d ­in g p e r s o n a lity . M o s t o f th em , h o w ­e v e r , h a v e d ep en d ed upon m e m b e rs o f t h e i r C a b in e t f o r e x p e r t a d v ic e on g r e a t n a t io n a l an d in te rn a t io n a l issu es . In th e a d m in is tra t io n o f G ra n t, C le v e ­la n d , H a r r is o n . M c K in le y a n d K oo sc - vo lt. c e r ta in o f th e ir m in is te r s w e re p re -e m in e n t in th e d ir e c t io n o f a f fa ir s o f s ta te an d d o m e s t ic p o lic ie s . T h e s e P r e s id e n ts w e r e an d a re s t r o n g m en . hut. e v e r r e a d y t o l is te n t o t h e a il v ic e an d a p p r e c ia te th o s ta te m a n s h lp o f th e s t r o n g m e n th e y h ad c h o s e n f o r th e ir C a b in e t.

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M ILAD Y’S DIAMONDS.UIST0RT OF THE NECKLACE.

ITS MANUFACTURE AFFORDS MUCII EMPLOYMENT.

R a w D ia m o n d s a s D u g A r c C o m ­p a r a t i v e l y C h e a p - C r e a t C o s t C o m e s F r o m t h e P o l is h in g , C u t t in g a n d F i l l in g .

O n e m o rn in g la s t s p r in g th e r e a p ­p ea red in th e L o n d o n p a p e rs g ra p h ic d e s c r ip t io n s o f t b e a r r iv a l a t S ou th arn p ton o f th e “ C u llm a n ,” th e 3,032 c a r a t (25 o z .j d ia m o n d fo u n d in th e P r e m ie r m in e , J o h a n n esb u rg , in J a n ­u a ry . D e ta i ls o f th e a p p e a ra n c e o f th e t w o a g e n ts fr o m S o u th A f r i c a , th e b la c k b a g c a r r ie d b y th o o ld e r an d sa id to c o n ta in th e b ig g e s t d ia m o n d in th e w o r ld ,.,th e c r o w d a t th o d ock s , th e d e te c t iv e s " 's e n t f r o m S c o t la n d Y a rd , f i l le d a c o lu m n . A s a m a tte r oC fa c t , th e C u ’ lin a n m a d e th e t r ip fr o m J o h a n n es b u rg t o L o n d o n in a n o rd ln -

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S ta te s is e n t it le d to ch o o se th e n in e g e n t le m e n w h o s h a ll s i t a b o u t h is c o u n c il ta b le as h is C a b in e t a d v is o rs , th e p o lit ic a l s y s tem in e f f e c t in th e U n ite d S ta res o ft e n rob s th is s e le c t io n o f i t s p e rs o n a l c h a ra c te r . A n e w ly e le c te d P r e s id e n t m a y k n o w o f n in e m en In 'h is c i r c le o f b u s in ess , s o c ia l an d p o lit ic a l a c q u a in ta n ce s w h o m he w o u ld l ik e to h a v e a rou n d h im as c o u n se llo rs an d w h o m h e b e l ie v e s w o u ld m a k e e f ­f ic ie n t h ea d s o f d e p a r tm e n ts in th e a d m in is tra t io n o f G o v e rn m e n t la w s a n d b u s in ess . T h e e x ig e n c ie s o f p o l i­t ic s , h o w e v e r , u s u a lly c o m p e l h im t o C hoose h is C a b in e t o f f ic e r s fr o m d i f f e r ­en t s e c t io n s o f th e c o u n try an d in a c ­k n o w le d g e m e n t o f c e r ta in p o t e n t in flu ­en c e s , s o m e t im e s c o m m e rc ia l, s o m e ­t im es e co n o m ic , s o m e t im e s r e lig io u s , an d o ft e n p u re ly p o l i t ic a l th a t h e lp ed m a k e h is e le c t io n su re . T h e C h ie f E x e c u t iv e b e fo r e d e c id in g upon th e c o m p o s it io n o f h is C a b in e t in q u ire s c a r e fu l ly in to th e Qualifications, a b i l i t y an d c h a ra c te r o f th e m en w h o m h e w i l l in v i t e t o s i t a t h is c o u n c il ta b le , b u t i t o ft e n h ap p en s th a t th e f ir s t t im e h e h as c o m e in p e rs o n a l c o n ta c t w ith h is fu tu re a d v is o r is w h e n h e m e e ts h im t o e x te n d th e in v it a t io n to h im t o en ­te r th e C a b in e t.

In th e e c o n o m y o f G o v e rn m e n t and in th e s o c ia l l i f e at th e n a t io n 's C a p ­ita l, an A m e r ic a n C a b in e t o f f ic e r o c ­cu p ies a c o m m a n d in g p o s it io n , b u t in th e a c c o m p lis h m e n t o f g r e a t d e e d s o f s ta te s m a n s h ip an d a s a p o w e r in fa s h ­io n in g th e p o lic ie s o f th e n a t io n , th e C a b in e t m in is te r 's o w n p e r s o n a lity , h is a b i l i t y an d g e n iu s can a lo n e m a k e su ccess . T h e r e a re con sp icu ou s e x ­a m p le s in th e h is to r y o f th e U n ite d S ta te s w h o r e Cabinet, m in is te r s h a v e d o m in a te d th e E x e c u t iv e a n d c a rv e d th e ir n am es h ig h e r o n th e p i l la r o f fa m e th a n th e P r e s id e n ts w ith w h o m th e y s e rv e d . T h e im p re s s m a d o on n a t io n a l a f fa ir s b y su ch m en as D a n ie l W e b s te r , Joh n C . C a lh ou n an d J am es G . B la in e , as m in is te r s o f s ta te , i * g r e a t e r th an th a t o f m a n y P r e s id e n ts o f th e U n it e d S ta te s . I t is n o t n e c e s ­s a ry to r e fe r to m u sty h is t o r y f o r e x ­a m p le s o f C a b in e t m in is te rs w h o h a v e w o n in te rn a t io n a l fa m e . T h o la t e John H a y . S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te under P r e s i ­

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E a c h E a r l o f O r fo rd , a t h is b u r ia l. Is d r iv e n iu h is h e a r s e th re e t im e s rou n d th e c h u rc h b e fo r e h is r e m a in s a r e f in ­a l ly la id t o r e s t . T h o o r ig in o f th is q u e e r cu s tom , a c c o r d in g t o f a m i ly an d lo c a l tr a d ii Ion , is lh a t H o ra t io , s econ d c a r l o f O r fo rd , d e s t r o y e d th e to m b o f th e S ca lm e rs , f o r m e r p o s s e s so rs o f M a n n in g to n I l a l l , in N o r fo lk s h ir e , an d o n e o f ih e u n h ap p y la d ie s o f th is fa m ­ily , f in d in g n o r e s t s t i l l h a u n ts th e ch u rch y a rd , a lw a y s s e a r c h in g f o r th e rem a in s o f h e r r e la t ion s. I t is t o m o l­l i f y h e r s p ir i t that, th is w e ir d d r iv e o f th e h ea rs e rou n d th e c h u rc h y a rd ta k e s p la c e on th e o c c a s io n o f t l io o b s e q u ie s j o f e v e r y E a r l o f O r fo rd . T h o p r e s e n t I L o rd O r fo rd , w h o s e w i f e is L o u is e I C o rb in , d a u g h te r o f D . C . C o rb in , a m i | n io c e o f th e g r e a t r a i lr o a d m a g n a te o f th a t n am e, is a t p r e s e n t t r a v e l in g in th is c o u n try . v a n C a la v a .

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“ Y e s , 1 w a s a h it g r e e n w h e n T c a m e o v e r t u ’t b l s c o u n try , a n d I ’ a d to t ik e h a n y th tn k in th e w ’ y o f a jo b . i g o t s ta r te d in a d e p a r tm e n t s to r e o n 0th a v e n u e , a n d th e f lo o r w a lk e r s ’y s to w e , s ’y s ’ e :

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“ W e l l , I c a m e d o w n j o l l y e a r ly on M o n d a y , to o k m y p ile© b e ’ in d th e c o u n te r a n d w ’ it e d f o r cu s to m ers . P r e t t y soon a l i d y w a lk e d up an d a s k ed m e w h e r e sh e s h o u ld t ik e th e tr a m f o r N e w R o c h e lle . 1 d id n ’ t k n ow , an d sh e w e n t a w ’y . I lo o k e d at. th e f lo o r w a lk e r a n d th e f lo o r w a lk e r ’ e lo o k e d a t m e . T h a t m id e on e,” h o ld ­in g up a le a n fo r e f in g e r . “ T h e n a. m a n c a m e a lo n g a n d s to p p e d to a r s k m e w h e r e ’ e c ou ld b u y a ’a t . I to ld ’ im ! w h e r e th e ’a t c o u n te r w a s , a n d ’c w e n t a w ’y . T h a t m id e tw o . J o l ly p o o r lu ck , w a s n ’ t i t n o w ? T lo o k e d a t the f lo o rw a lk e r , a n d th a t f lo o r w a lk e r lo o k e d al. m e l ik e ’ e l l , b u t w h a t c ou ld I d o ? T h e n a n o th e r l id y c a m c a lo n g ! a s ’a d a la r g e p ie c e o f g o o d s to m atch , a n d sh e w a n te d a n o th e r y a rd o f t h e 1 sam e. 1 to o k it an d p u lle d o u t h e v e ry - j th in k o n th e sh e lv es , b u t th e r e w a s no m o re o f i t le f t . I w a s in a b i t o f a flu n k th en , f o r i f I l e t ’ e r g o w ith o u t m ik in g a s a le I w o u id lo s e m y jo b , so I s e z :

“ ‘ W i t c a b it , l id y ; I ’ l l s e e If w e a v e a n y u p s ta irs . ’ I w e n t up, a n d s e e in g th e r e w a s n o m o re th e re , e ith e r , f Just, c u t a y a rd o f f h e r o w n g o o d s an d b ro u g h t th e t w o p ie c e s d o w n , r o lle d th em tip , t o o k th e m o n ey , a n d she w e n t a w ’y . T ’ ad p le n ty o f cu s to m e rs a f t e r th a t , b u t I d id n ’ t f e e l ju s t com ­fo r ta b le , d on ’ t y o u k n o w .

“ T h e s a m e a fte rn o o n sh e c a m e b a c k uud a s k ed f o r th e f lo o rw a lk e r .

“ ‘ ’E r e / s e z she, ‘ I b ro u g h t f i v e . y a rd s o f g o o d s 'e r e t o m a tc h th is 'm orn in g a n d b o u g h t a y a rd m ore , bu t w h e n T g o t h o m e I fo u n d o n ly fo u r y a r d s in m y o w n p ie c e . C a n y o u e x ­plain th a t, p le a s e ? ”

“ I ’ e m m e d an* ’ a w e d a n d t r ie d t o m e a s u re th e g o o d s a n d h a tto m p red to t e l l th e l id y th a t sh e m u st b e m is ta k en a b o u t ’ e r o w n p iece , b u t sh e o n ly j g la r e d a t m e, a n d in a j i f f y sh e w a s h u p to th e f lo o rw a lk e r e x p l 'n in ’ th e I c o o d it i n o f a f fa ir s . ’ E r to n e h ln d l- ] e a te d th a t sh e w a s m a d , a n d I s a id lo m e s e lf . “ ’A r r y , y o u ’r e a d ea d ’ u n ."

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“ I ' v e b e e n c a d d is h en o u gh ,” h o m u t­te r e d . “ T h e g i r l Is s c a r c e ly m o re th a n a s t r a n g e r t o m e . T h e lo a n o f an u m ­b r e l la in a s o a k in g d o w n p o u r m a d e us a c q u a in ted . I sh o u ld n o t h a v e p res u m ­e d upon s u c h a t r iv ia l it y , bu t— b u t"— h e b ro k e o f f a s th e s ir e n o f th e S p ra y s h r ie k e d im p a t ie n t ly — “ b u t I f e l l in l o v e w ith h e r u p on th e s p o t , " h e ad d ed , “ an d th a t ’s th e p la in , s w e e t , m a d d en ­in g tru th .”

A ban d c o m m e n c e d t o p la y s o f t ly u n d e r th e b r id g e o f th e b oa t. V e r n a M o o r e g la n c e d up a t th e sou n d , a n d G e o f fr e y tu rn ed a w a y s w i f t ly , m o v in g o f f w ith lo n g s tr id es ,

“ I m u s t n o t g o ; I m u s t n o t , r e a l ly . ” h e to ld h im s e lf . H e a v e n fo r b id th a t 1 sh ou ld w in h e r h e a r l t ”

V e rn a h a d s e e n G e o f f r e y a s h e tu rn ed a w a y . A g lo w o f c o lo r s w a m in to h e r c h eek s , fo l lo w e d b y a lo o k o f d is a p p o in tm e n t

V e rn a M o o r e w a s a. g o v e rn e s s . S h e h ad b een s e n t t o B r ig h to n t o r e c o v e r fr o m th e e f f e c t s o f a n illn e s s . S h e h ad m e t G e o f f r e y M a n n e r in g th e r o f o r th e first, t im e .

“ Y e s . I ’m in l o v e ; h u t, h a v in g m a d e th e c o n fe s s io n t o m y s e lf, 1 musr. fo r g e t it, d ro p th is a f fa i r l ik e a h o t c o a l , " G e o f f r e y to ld h im s e lf . “ I t is ju s t m a d ­n ess , an d C la ir e c o m in g d o w n t o B r ig h to n t o - d a y ! "

M a d n ess , i t w a s . F o r th e l io n . G e o f­f r e y M a n n e r in g w a s e n g a g e d t o b e m a rr ie d t o C la ir e A s h b e r r y , a b a r o ­n e t 's d a u gh ter , an d a n h e ir e s s . I t h ad b ee n a n e a r ly a t ta c h m e n t ; i t h a d g ra d ­u a l ly d e v e lo p e d in to au en gagem en t., p a r t ly b e c a u s e e v e r y o n e e x p c c ic d th a t i t w ou ld , an d S o c ic t y in s is te d u p on it. Y e t n ow , G e o f f r e y r e m e m b e re d c e r ta in

ish ed . M a n n e r in g -a re s o lu t io n h ad b ro k e n d o w n a t th e la s t m o m e n t. H e w o u ld m a k e th e t r ip t o W o r th in g a f t e r a ll.

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“ P u t y o u r h a n d s h ig h e r up , V e rn a , n e a r e r t o m y n e c k . W c a r o s a f e i fy o u k e e p s t i l l . ”

T h e s w im m e r r o s e o n th e c r e s t o f a lo n g g r e e n s w e ll, t r a v e l l in g s h o re w a rd .

A t e r r ib le e x p lo s io n h ad o c c u r re d in th e e n g in e ro o m o f th e S p ra y . Sho h ad su n k in le s s th a n f i f t e e n m in u tes , w ith hj>r r e tu rn jo u r n e y b u t h a l f a c ­c o m p lis h ed . T h e r e h a d b ee n n o p an ic , b u t h e r tw o b o a ts w e re f i l le d to th e v e r y g u n w a le s W ith th e i r h u m an f r e ig h t . S is m en w e r o v e n tu r in g to s w im t o m e e t th e b oa ts , p u tt in g o f f f r o m th e sh o re . G e o f f r e y M a n n e r in g w a s o n e o f th em . H e h ad a s su red V e r n a o f h is a b i l i t y t o s a v e h e r i f sh e w o u ld t r u s t h e r s e l f t o h im r a th e r th a n t o th e o v e r la d e n b oa ts .

V e r n a k e p t p e r fe c t ly s t i l l . H e r f e e t t r a i l in g in th e w a te r g a v e h e r a t e r r i­

f y in g s en s a tio n a s o f b o a t in g u p o n In ­f in it e d ep th .

T h e s t r o n g f r a m e o f th o s w im m e r s u p p o r t in g h e r m o v e d fo r w a r d w ith its s te a d y s tro k e s . H o w c a lm h e s e e m ­e d ; h o w c o n f id e n t ! A t th a t m o m e n t sh e lo v e d h im m o s t ; y e t a t th a t m o m e n t s h o k n e w th a t s h e m ig h t n e v e r b e h is .

O n th e r e tu rn jo u r n e y t o B r ig h to n , G e o f f r e y h a d to ld h e r a l l ; h a d m a d e h is c o n fe s s io n . H e h a d s a id : " I lo v e y o u ; lo v e d yon fr o m th e d a y th a t w c m e t. “ T h a t is a l l m y d e fe n c e .”

T h e r e h ad b e e n a lo n g a n d d r e a d fu l p au se , w h i le s h e w r e s t le d w ith h e r p a in , w ith h e r te m p ta t io n . T h e n sh e h ad a n s w e r e d : " W e m u s t s a y g o o d b y e . W c m u s t n e v e r m e e t a g a in . W h e n w c lan d , w c must, s h a k e h a n d s f o r th e la s t t im e . Y o u c o u ld n o t h e lp lo v in g ir.e a n y m o re th a n I c o u ld h e lp l o v in g you . Y e s , I lo v e y o u ; but, th is Is a b a r r ie r w h ic h w o c a n n o t o v e r c o m e .”

A n d th en , a lm o s t im m e d ia te ly a f t e r ­w a rd s . th e a c c id c n t h ad o c c u r re d . T h e sea w a s v e r y c o ld ; th e w a rm suns o f s u m m e r h a d n o t y e t p e n e tra te d its c h i l ly 1 o so m . l i e w a s b e c o m in g s t i f f

“ IT W A S N O T G O O D -B Y E -A F T E R A L L ! "

w o rd s w h ic h C la ir e A s h b e r r y on ce s p o k e t o h im .

“ I h a v e a lw a y s l ik e d y o u ,” s h e h a d sa id , “ an d a m w i l l in g t o b e e o m o yo u r w i f e ; y e t 1 m u s t te n y o u th a t a n o th ­e r— y o u n e e d n o t k n o w h is n a m e — a w o k e a f e e i in g d e e p e r th an l ik in g , a n d c la lm c d m y h ea r t. B u t th e r e w e r e ob ­s ta c le s in th e w a y ; m y p a re n ts c a m e b e tw e e n n s , a n d h e w e n t a b ro a d , p ro m ­is in g n e v e r to s e e m e a g a in ."

A g a in th e S p r a y s h r ie k e d f o r m o re p a s s e n g e r s f o r h e r t r ip t o W o r th in g . S h e w o u ld s t a r t in f iv e m in u tes . G e o f­f r e y h es ita te d .

A h an d w a s la id u p on h is sh o u ld e r , an d a v o ic e s a id , s p e a k in g in a lo w to n e :

“ W h y , M a n n e r in g , is I t y o u ? "G e o f f r e y tu rn ed . H e w a s fa c c t o

ta c e w it h a n e x c e e d in g ly h a n d so m e m an.

“ M o ly n e u x — y o u ! ”“ H u s h ! f o r h e a v e n 's s a k e ! ” e x p o s tu ­

la te d th e o th e r, tu rn in g p a le .“ A h ! Y o u a r e w a tc h e d —-as u su a l?

S t i l l p la y in g y o u r d e e p a n d p e r ilo u s g a m es ?

"Y e s , y e s . I 'm in a b a d fix , a t ig h t c o rn e r , I m u st h id e f o r a s p e ll. ”

“ W h a t— in E n g la n d ? In B r ig h to n ? I c ou ld u n d e rs ta n d i t in V ie n n a — w h e r e w e m e t la s t s ix y e a r s b ack . A p o lit ic a l s p y w h o s te a ls a s e c r e t f r o m th e A u s- tr ia n s m ig h t a s w e l l b o in V e s u v iu s as o n A u s t r ia n s o i l , an d -------”

“ N o . y o u a r e w r o n g , I ’m w a n te d in E n g la n d . C e r ta in p a p e rs I o b l ig e d th e G e rm a n G o v e rn m e n t w ith . Y o u u n d e r ­s ta n d ? ”

G e o f f r e y d r e w b a c k , h is fa c e flu sh ed w ith a n g e r . “ W h a t ! ” h o e x c la im e d , y o u s to o p e d s o lo w a s th a t ? "

“ A fo r tm re w a s in i t . ”“ Y o u t r a i t o r ! ”“ C u rse i t ! S p e a k q u ie t ly . I b e lo n g

t o n o n a t io n a lity . I s e r v e a l l w h o ask m e . Y o u k n o w th a t. C o m e , h id e m e s o m e w h e r e ! F o r o ld t im e s ’ s a k e ! ”

A b e l l c la n g e d o n b o a rd th e S p ra y , G e o f f r e y s n a tc h e d a t h is c a rd ea s e , s c r ib b lin g a l in e . “ T h e r o ,” h e sa id , “ g o t o th e H o t e l C — , g i v e m y m an th a t c a rd . H e 'l l lo o k a f t e r y o u unr.il 1 c o m e .”

“ A th o u sa n d th a n k s , G e o f fr e y . I f e v e r — ” T h e s e n te n c e w a s l e f t u u fia '-------'.cJu,___ ________ _

w ith co ld . T h e g i r l ’ s w e ig h t , w h ic h had f e l t s o l i g h t a t f irs t , n o w p re s s ed h im lo w e r an d lo w e r . T h e s ea k e p t w a s h in g o v e r h is fa c e . O n w a rd b e sw am , th o u g h d r a w in g n o w u p on th a t s t r e n g th w h ic h d e s p a ir w i l l g iv e . A t a fu r lo n g fro m th e s h o re h e w a s seen . A 'boa t tu rn ed h is w a y . T h e n c a m e a f in a l s t r u g g le t o k e e p a f lo a t . H e w a s d r a g g e d o n b o a rd w ith h is b u rd en w h e n at. th e p o in t o f u t te r exh a u s tio n .

T h e jo u r n e y s h o re w a rd g a v e h im t im e t o r e c o v e r s tr e n g th . W i th b is o w n h an d s h e l i f t e d V e rn a in to a cab . T h e y w e r e d r iv e n t o toer lo d g in g s in O ld S te y n e . H e to o k h e r in h is a rm s an d g a v e h e r o n e lon g , p a s s io n a te k iss . T h e n , w ith a r e p r e s s e d sob , h e le fr h er . H e w a s n e v e r to m e e t V e r n a a g a in . S h e h ad p o in ted b is w a y o f d u ty , an d h e m u st f o l lo w it..

G e o f f r e y tu rn e d h is s tep s to w a rd h is h o te l.

I t w a s a fte rn o o n . A p ro c e s s io n o f e v e r y c o n c e iv a b le k in d o f c a r r ia g e r o lle d a lo n g tb e K in g 's R o a d . B y th e B ru n sw ick la w n s , t e a r in g a lo n g th e f r o n t a t a m ad sp eed , c a m e a p o w e r fu l m o to r ca r. T h e d r iv e r w a s a. m an , an d a t h is s id e , c lo s e ly v e i le d , s a t a la d y . S c a r c e ly p e r c e iv in g th e ru s h in g car, G e o f f r e y c ro s s e d in f r o n t o f it . A lourl sh o u t e n d a fu r io u s b e l lo w fr o m a h orn m a d e h im lo o k up as h e d a sh ed f o r ­w a rd .

S u re ly b e k n e w th e d r iv e r ? A n d th a t v e i le d la d y ? S o m e th in g in th e p o is e o f h e r b o d y s u g g e s te d a n a m e — b u t no , h e to ld h im s e l f that, h o w a s h a l f s il ly , n e a r ly d r o p p in g w ith fa t ig u e .

G e o f fr e y s ta g g e r e d in to h is ro o m s . I l l s v a le t m e t h im ju s t in t im e to s a v e h im fr o m fa l l in g . F o r a t th a t m o ­m e n t h is s en ses l e f t h im , a n d h e lo s t c on sc iou sn ess ,

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I t w a s a n h o u r b e fo r e th e a c c id e n t w h ic h san k th e S p r a y in s ix fa th o m s o ff B r ig h to n beach .

R ic h a r d M o ly n e u x , e x -a rm v o ff ic e r , g a m e s te r , sp y , d u e llis t , w a ite d in m u ch p e r tu rb a t io n in G e o f f r e y ’s p r iv a t e s it ­t in g ro o m a t t h e H o te l C - — .

M o ly n e u x n o t ic e d th a t th e s p a c e b e ­tw e e n th e p o r t ic o g ro u n d s a n d th e d is ta n t s ea w a s p a tr o l le d b y a g c n - t le m a n ly - lo o k lx ig f e l lo w .

“ A g a in ! ” g r o w le d M o ly n e u x . “ I seem u n a b le t o g i v e th a t b ru te th e s l ip .”

T h r o u g h th e o p en w in d o w h e h ea rd th e r o a r o f a m o to r-ca r . I t c ea s e d a s : i t d r e w n e a r t o th e b u ild in g . L 'p an d d o w n p a c ed th e fu g i t iv e , fu m in g an d f r e t t in g . ^

S u d d e n ly h e tu rn ed s w i f t ly . T h e d o o r w a s o p e n , an d h e h e a rd th e v o ic e o f G e o f fr e y 's s e r v a n t :

" N o , h e w i l l n o t b e lo n g , m a d a m ; an d i f y o u w i l l w a it— ah , 1 h a d f o r ­g o t t e n . "

A w e ll-d r e s s e d an d b ea u t ifu l f lg u ro e n te r e d th e ro o m . S e e in g M o ly n e u x , sh e u t te r e d a s r v o f a s to n is h m en t. M o ly n e u x , w h o s e fe e l in g s n e v e r b e­t r a y e d h im , tu rn e d t o th e s e r v a n t an d d ism is s ed h im w ith a c o u p le o f w o rd s . T h e n h e fa c e d th e n e w c o m e r ; h e to o k h e r h a n d s ; h o lo o k e d lo n g a n d a rd e n t­ly in to h e r fa c c , w h ic h p a le d , th e n b u rn ed w ith c r im s o m

“ C la ir e ! Y o u h e r e ? A f t e r a l l th e s e y e a r s ! ”

T b e w o m a n t r e m b le d . In a m o m e n t th e d eep s o f a p a s s io n sh e b e l ie v e d sh e h ad s ea led fo r e v e r , b r o k e fo r th . S h e c lu n g , a lm o s t fa in t in g , t o h is b ru ad sh o u ld e rs . R ic h a rd M o ly n e u x i t w a s w h o m s h e h a d lo v e d in th e p as t. H e e x e r c is e d a n e x t r a o r d in a r y fa s c in a t io n o v e r C la ir e A s h b e r r y .

“ 1 c a m e t o s e e G e o f f r e y , ” s h e e x ­p la in ed h u r r ie d ly . “ I a m s ta y in g a t H a s t in g s . H e e x p e c te d m o a t B r ig h ­to n to -d ay . I c a m e o v e r t o t e l l h im th a t I m u s t d e fe r m y v is i t . T h a t is a ll. A n d y o u — yo u — w h a t a r e you d o ­in g hex*e, in th is r o o m ? G e o f f r e y 's r o o m ? ”

“ D id n ’t y o u k n o w th a t h e w a s a f r ie n d o f m in e ? "

“ A f r ie n d — to y o u ? ” C la ir e d is e n g a g ­e d h e r s e l f f r o m th o s e s t r o n g a rm s.

“ I m * t h im tw o h ou rs b ack . H e p ro m is e d t o h id e m e .”

“ T o h id e y o u ? " T b e v o ic e r a n g o u t In a la rm . “ T r u e e n o u g h .”

M o ly n e u x la u g h e d b it t e r ly . “ C o m e h e r e ,” sa id h e , d r a w in g h e r t o tb e w in ­d ow . “ Y o n s e e th a t m an — ah , th e r e a re th r e e o f th em . T r a p p e d ! "

F o r g e t fu l o f e v e r y t h in g s a v e h is d a n g e r , C la ir e A s h b e r r y c lu n g t o M o ly - n e . ix ’s a rm . “ W h o a r e th e y , R ic h a rd ? W h o a r e th o s e m e n ? " s h e d em a n d ed im p e r io u s ly .

" P o l i c e o f f ic e r s . I je t m e go , d e a r on e . Y e s , th e o ld g a m e . S ta te p a p e rs ; a s e ­c r e t s o ld . Y o u 'd b e t t e r l e t m e g o . I m u st e s c a p e .

“ Y o u m u s t e s c a p e ; y o u s h a l l ! ” c r ie d C la ir e , w ild ly .

“ I I o w ? ” T h e th in g ’s im p o s s ib le . I t I h a d a fa s t c a r— "

Y o u h a v e ! T h e r e i s m in e ; i t Is w a i t ­in g f o r m e. C om e— oh , c o m e q u ic k ly ! ” s h e im p lo red .

F o r a n in s ta n t M o ly n e u x s to o d Irrca - s o lu te ; th e n h e s a id q u it e c a lm ly :

" I w i l l . A n d y o n ? ”" I g o w ith y o u ,” sa id C la ir e s te a d ily . “ I s h a ll s t r ik e n o r th w a rd In to th e

D o v e r road , i f p o s s ib le , a n d q u it E n g ­la n d to -n ig h t ,” h o a n s w e re d .

" W h e r e y o u g o , I g o a ls o ,” s a id C la ir e ,

T h e y ra n fr o m th e r o o iff . T h e c a r w a ite d a t th e r e a r o f t h e h o te l. A m in u te la t e r th e y w c r o f ly in g l i k e a g a le d o w n th e K in g 's R o a d ,

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r :o u s ly , th a t I h a v e b e e n in b o d th r e e d a y s ? ”

" T h r e e d ays , s ir ,” a n s w e re d G e o f­f r e y ’s s e r v a n t .

“ A q u e e r y a rn , th is , t h a t y o u t e l l m e a b o u t th o s e tw o v is i t o r s . ” ’ w e n t on G e o f fr e y , th o u g h t fu lly . “ T h e y w e n t o ff t o g e th e r , y o u s a y ? G e o f f r e v 'b r o k e th e s ea l o f th e le t t e r w h ic h b a d ju s t a r ­r iv e d , an d w h ic h b oro a fo r e ig n p o s t­m a rk . H e sat. as i f s tu n n ed , w h i le b is e y e s r e a d a g a in an d a g a in o n e p a s s a g e in th e c o m m u n ic a t io n :

“ C a ll m y c o n d u c t m adn ess , o r b y w h a te v e r te rm yo u w i l l . I c a n n o t f ig h t a g a in s t fa t e . I h a v e m a rr ie d R ich a rd

M o ly n e u x . W e s h a ll l i v e a b ro a d . H e h as p ro m is e d m e m a n y th in gs . F o r g iv e m e , G o e f f r e y ; o r I f y o u c a n n o t fo r g iv e , f o r g e t m e .”

G e o f f r e y r o s e a f t e r a lo n g s ile n c e . H e tu rn e d h is s te p s to w a rd th e O ld S te y n e , b u t h e h ad n o t c o v e r e d a h u n ­d red y a rd s b e fo r e h e s a w h er— V e r n a - s i t t in g on a c h a ir o n th e B ru n s w ic k -a w n s . S h e w a s lo o k in g o u t t o sea . A g o rg e o u s su n se t h ad p u rp led th o w a ­t e r s o f th e ch a n n e l.

G e o f f r e y w e n t up t o h e r , s o f t ly , s low - -v, s o tli& t slit* d id ijc.it l ic a r h is ap- p ro a e h . A n d , le a n in g o v e r h e r c h a ir s u d d e n ly , h o w h is p e r e d in h e r c a r : ’

“ V e rn a , i t w a s n o t g o o d -b y e — a f t e r a l l ! ”

LION AGAINST TIGER.

C reater Bravery Shown By the Smaller Animal.

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■ em itt in g a r o a r t o s ta r t le th e g u ile le ss cou n trym en . In th e e v e n in g th e m an ­a g e r th o u g h t h e w o u ld cap th o c lim a x b y a n n o u n c in g t o th e a u d ie n ce th u t he w o u ld p la c o th e l io n In th e t i g e r ’s '■age. O n h e a r in g th is th e son o f E r in w a s t e r r i f i e d b ey o n d co m p re h en s io n . H o w e v e r , w i t h t r e m b lin g s te p s he w e n t in to th e t i g e r ’s ca ge , b u t a t o n ce c r e p t up in to a c o rn e r , p r a y in g t o h im s e lf. " F a i th , G od h e lp m e In th is t e r r ib le t r o u b le ,” b e m oan ed . “ K a p o a w a y f r o m m e th e s c ra tc h es o f th e b ig ca t.”

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c o n d it io n s d o e x is t a b ro a d — w h e r e th e c o w is ta k en in a s a m e m b er o f th o fa m ily — as th e y do in n o p la c e in th e U n ited S ta tes , b u t th e y a r c th e e x c e p ­tio n . S ta b le s w h ic h in s u m m er a r e c o n v e r te d in to c o n s e r v a to r ie s an d j ro o m s f o r w e a v in g an d ch eese c u r in g ; a re th e u n u su a l an d s h o w p laces . T h e c o n s tru c t io n o f c o w s ta b le s g e n e r a l ly in ; th e d a ir y c o u n tr ie s o f th e O ld W o r ld j is o f a s u b s ta n tia l n a tu re , w ith l i t t l e , ’ r e g a rd p a id t o l i g h t a n d v e n t i la t io n , I

p ie ro o m f o r im p ro v e m e n t in o u r cou n ­tr y , th e o n ly fo r e ig n c o u n tr y fr o m w h ic h th e U n ite d S ta te s can p o s s ib ly lo a rn a n y th in g is D e n m a rk . T h e r e th<j best, c rea m e r ie s a r e m o d e ls o f c le a n li­ness, g o o d o rd e r , a n d s y s te m a t ic m a n ­ag em en t. B u t a i l th e se d e ta i ls a r e a c ­com p lish ed o n ly th ro u g h a la v is h e x ­p e n d itu r e o f la b o r w h ic h w o u ld ap p a l an A m e r ic a n c re a m e ry m a n a g e r . I t is n o t a n un com m on th in g f o r s ix o r e ig h t p erso n s to b e c o n s ta n t ly e m ­p lo y e d f o r s ix o r e ig h t h o u rs a day, tu rn in g o u t a q u a n t it y o f b u tte r w h ic h is o r d in a r i ly m a d e in th is c o u n try by a m an an d a h oy w h o h a v e a l l th e w o rk f in ish ed d a i ly a t 3 o r 1 o 'c lo c k in the a fte rn o o n .

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la r g e s ca le . T h e o rd in a r y b ig g re e n cu cu m b er p ic k le s a r e u su a lly f r e e fr o m c id e r v in e g a r . T h e o n ly w a y to m a k e th e m e d ib le is Lo s o a k tTie p ic k le s in s t r o n g b rin e , to e x t r a c t th e a c id , th en to s oa k th e m in w a te r to g e t o u t th e b r in e , a n d f in a lly p ic k le th em in r e a l v in e g a r .

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