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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-11-12
THEHOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious by which Drunk
ards are Being Cured DAILY
IN Spite of themselves.
No NoAlOus Doses. No Weaken
ing of the Nerves. A Pleas
ant and POsitiV Cure
Tor he Liquor Habl.

II Is now general known and understood
mat drunkenness Is "a disease and not
weakness. \ body filled with poison. and
nerves completely shattered hv periodical
or constant use of iutuNieatin liquors. re-
quircs am antidote capable of ucutrailing
ana erdlcating this poison, and DESTROYING
the craving for iu,oNicants sufferers may
now cure themselves at hum. without rub
hcitN or loss of time from business bv this
wonderful "lIOME GOLpCUGl"' whicl,
bS- been perfected alter mauy years of close
study aud treatment eft incbrintes The
i'iIiul use according tu directions of this
wonderful discovery IL positively guarau
tved To cure the mos, obstinate ease. no
matter how hard lrinkcr. cur records
show the niarvclo;,S Transformation ofthou-
s'ndS OF 9runk'rds into sober, induririous
and upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS
CHILDREN CT RE YOUR FATHERS
hls remedy Is IN Ho sense Il noStrum but
"a spNihc tor this disease only, and
ShiIi"Ily devised and prepared that
thoroughly soluble and pleasant to the tn
So that il cam be given in Gun. of tea
coffee without the knowledge oi the Der
taking it. Thousands of Drunkards II
cured themselves with this pricelc>, remesor
"''" IL many more nave been cured am,
made temperate men hy having tn,
M administered by loving friend,
and relatives without their luowledph in
coffee or ten, and believe today that the,
discontinued drinking of their own free will
DO NOT WATT Do not he dclud.,
by apparent and misleading Improvement
Drive ont the disease at once and for al
lime. The "lIOME GOLD CURE j.
sold NJ the extremely low price Of On,
Dollar, thus placing within reach of every
body treatment more e1ecthal tian other.
costing SD to $50. Full direction, accom-
pany each package Special advice b,
skilled physicians when requested without
extra charge. Sent prepaid to any part o
the world ON receipt of One Dollar. Ad
dress Dept. C2j4. EDWIN Il. GILES 4
COMPANY, 1870 and 233l Market Street
Philadelphia.
All correspondence strictlv confidential
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4 Startling Surprise.

Very few could believe IN hooking
at a. J. Hoadley, healthy robusI
blacksmith of Iilden, Ind, that for
ten years he suffered such tortures
from rheumatism as few conld en-.
due and live. But wonderful
change followed his taking Electric
Biiters. Two bottles wholly cured
me- he writes, "and | have not felt
a twinge overa year" They regulate
the Kidneys purify the blood and
cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Merry.
business improve digestion and give
perfect health Try them. Only
5Ocls. at the Arnoldsburg Pharmacy
and w O. Ums;ead, Of Mt. ZION.
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Proclamation Of Thanksgiving.


" aShirg'"n' y. C.,-President
h""seVeit today issued his first
thanksgiving proclamation as fol
lows;
by inc treSdent ct the United
states "I America; n
fr"cIamati"n
ne season Is h'gh when, accord.
'Hg To the ilme'haII'wed custom oi
our people the president appoints Al
''y as the special occasion for praise
an" thanksgiving to God.
MS thanksgiving fluids the PEG.
PIE suiI bowed with sorrow for the
"'"'h 81 Sre"' and good president.
we mourn President Mckinley he
cause we ;" loved and h"nored him,
and the manner of hi, death should
awaken IN the breasts of our people
Keen anxiety io' the country, and, at
the same time a resoIute purpose not
T." be driven by any calamity from
The path of the strong, orderly popu.
lar liberty, which, as a nation, we
have thus far safely trod. Yet, in
spite OF thI' great disaster, it is never
Ihe'ess true that no people on earth
nave s"ch abundant cause for
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-11-12
A REDUCTION In Prices.
To Makea Reductionin STOCK.
= SPOT CASH! -

We vail occupy building about three weeks and nm
W we move or our goods gone will at prices which
" MAKE our competitors wonder whether sold goods or are
I'snng Them of TO avoid Sheriff levy
Inc best prots made at 5c good pnsa4c Heavy outing
worm IOc at 8c Muslin, worth &c. az &c. Pants will be nm
'"eu at "n'ut upper apove wholesale cost Mems suits every
Unread "o' " 50 So boyssl up you can duplicate these
g""l' elsewhere from 81 50 suit don't buy them me
cn"DF who pay regular price,. afford To take these suits in
nave 90" immense hne of mems working gloves which will he
su OF ~ per cont above cost The purchaser may examine bills
Dealers y have these goods actual COST It bought by the
d'<em HeavJ every DAY shoes which usually c at 81 80 10
ID 3D. will be cold hr SPOT CASH otgI2j Qieeuswae TIM
"are, grauiteware and an mus, co.
HIOI CASH-Arbnrscs Lion coffee lg Cranulatei s,
'r o. Everything will be sold the lowest possible figure
There s 100 necessity for JewiDg' use 90 question prices
when you buy, Che first named gi be the only ones we ~
'ej "d not book goods sell then. ON orders from oTor Dct
"r Harry 70" uco prices, but viii charge regular price. 10 m
customers. who tage regular pay days, make nI reduction
" every "ute oI r at the time agreed upon We will take
' ne" r' mes during this reduction except f,r cash or m
equivalent Ne"i add practically po now g,I f,r the next
"ree weeks Don't wait 900 the nice things are gone Come on
"'ih Cash tggs Irish Ponte. and all kinds of Produce
Yours for business
y s. WILSON.
HgAy.Hss " w.,
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Buggies =!

We have on hard line of bnggies
that we are going to sell at once, and
we are going to sell them so that
every person that buys one will get
bargain If you want to get in
with 1t, apply at once. They will
not last long. The buggies are on
exhibition at Waldo's Livery Barn.
Take a look at them. Several have
been sold and every buyer has been
pleased. Yours &c
The EVANSVILLE CAHR1Acr 20
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and do recommend that throughout
the land the people cease their won ted
occupation, and at their several
homes at 'aces of worship. rever-
emily thank the Giver of az good for
the countless blessings ON our nation.
al life.
I'm the witness hereof l have
hereunto set my hand, aud caused the
seal Of the United States to he aiiix.
eel.
Done at th" city of Washington
this second day of November. in the
year ofour Lord one thousand nine
hundred and one, and of the indie.
pendencc ct the United States the.
l2OGi.
lSigucd.)
THEoD0RE ROOSEVELT.
BY the president.
JOHN Hay,
Secretary of State
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
something New Under
The sun"


All Doctors have tried to cure CATARRU
10y the Use of powders. acid g,,sses. inhaler,
and drugs in paste form. Their u9wders
dry up ihe mucuouS membranes caus;ug
them To crack open and bleed The power
inl acids used in the inhalers have entirely
eaten away the same membranes - their
makers have aimed to cure, WI le aste,
ana continents cannot reach lie d a,e.
An old and experienced practitia.,r who
has lor many years made q close study and
speciality of the treatment of CATARRu
has ut last perfected Treatment which
when faithfully used not only relieves
once, hut permanently cures CATARR nj
ny removing the couse, stopping the IL.
charges, and curing all inlamation. dis
the only remedy known To science that nc-
tU'l!y reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy il known ms "SNI-F-
FILES the GUARANTEED CATARHU
CT RE and is soled at the extremely low
price of One Dollar each package contain
ing internal and eXternla medicine sufficient
Tor inll month treatment and everything
necessary to its perfect Use
IN ~ LIS is the only perfect CAT
Afkll CT RE ever made and is now rccon-
nlzed as the only safe and positive cure for
tiiat annoying and disgusting disease IL
c'fe> All ni!dmatlun quickly and perma-
nently and is aho wonderfully on;cL f..
relieve HAY FEVER or COLD in the
HEAD ''''
,C,AIAtRll wncn neglected often lead. tn
'ONSt MPIlON -"SNUFFLEo" will
save YOU If You use it at once It i, mo-
ordinary remedy, but complete treatment
which is positively guaranteed In cure
CAIARRH in any form or stage if u,e.I
according to the directions which accom,,,.
ny each package Don't delay but send
Tor 1t at once, and write full particulars "a,
TO your condition, and YOU will rccciy,
special advice from the discovere,. oftbi.
wonderful remedy regarding your ca.,
without cost To YOU beyond the relnlp,
price of the 'SNUFFLES' the "GI7AR.
ANIEED CArARRH CURE"
sent prepaid To any address in th,
nlted Ntmc- or Canada ON receipt Of On,
lar Address Dept C25I EDWIN
GILES * co MPANN, 1870 and 233.
orket Street, Philadelphia.
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' """'''S iIliI, CuIulnp
connected. All machinery
first class. For price call on or All
dress, >. I. WALDO, GAINESVILLE.
w. VA.
WANrED:-A first class cook. de
slreS position in lumber camp-has
cooked in lumber camps in Penn.
sYlvania AS we'll rs some of the larges,
hotels in that state and Ohio. lie
is thoroughly competent.
Address, 4. NJ. ARrmuRs.
1860 Missouri St, Toleda. Ohio
WASTED: To sell Grs, elias. O.borne
Moving Machine Anyone wishing To
purchase Will Il" well To call ON cor address.
W. G. brooks, Big Bend, W. Va.
Wanted: To sell q COW u or II vcors old.
nearly dry, with little feeding will make
good beef Will sell at fair price
J. J.. Sinners White Pine w. Va.
WANrED-ro sell saw mill in GOOD
condition with all equipments liar, E r'.'
Manufacture. VIII sell for cash or credit
address ESQ, SNIpER. Biz Snrinc c,,'' WI VI
w.,.r,., .r
Al l" hlre gln for light house.
T i. -. ~ a 'y,,"n'ple price. Call ON or add
- hE' 'i"rIa
WANTEp:-'Io furnish every family IN
calhoun county with a Singer sewing ma
chine one of the very best machine, made.
Terms To suit. f. NJ. Oh, Big Bend
WANTED One case Of Scr,f,l, "a,
ter, Muscular Rheumatism. Fczrnn WIZ,
Swelling or Coxaleia ,hat SWNINJG ~
ArEA, can't cure. For s.,lcnt n,,l Hr.s
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LOST.

On the first day Of court I lost or
had taken oue black over CA; from
The Hotel Willard at GranlsvIlle
the person that got it will confer a
great favor on me by returning same
To the Chronicle Office and receive
the one they left in exchange.
y. CHANCEY.
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ASTHMA CURE FREE!

There i nothing like A,,bmalene. II
brings ins;au, relief, even in the worst cas-
cs. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. &. f. WELLS. of villa Ridge,
ILL.,, says: ~ oar lrial bottle Of Astimalire
received IN gooi condition. canno, ie,l
You how thaGkiul feel for the good derived
from il. ! was slave, chained with
Putrid sore throat AND Asthma for ten
years. dcspaircd of ever being cured.
saw your advertisement Tor the cure of this
dreadful aud tormcniirg disease, Asthma
ad thought Won haj cvecpotcn yourselves
bat resolved To give tia trial Tony as
constituent, the uin acted lilc a charm.
Send me iull~izc bottle"
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Wan. G.Ivm.

WANTED: To sell steom 3G horse
power, saw and Touring mill, carliug
machine connected. All machinery
first class. For price call ON or ad.
dress, j. T. WALDO, GRANrsyuI.l
w. VA.
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avon Springs, ". y, FEB /, 1901.
". Tan Bros. NIcdicinc o..

erlrreu this testimonial tested tie
wonderful ehet m 5,Hct
mn swell
others on
con dial M
'"'tn'e
free uals If.l
that recommend the
Yours Cd NJ
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WATCH FOX TIE sPEctAL ANNOUNCEMENT
---OF--
SALE oF FALL Asp WINTER rorux9
AT
"ihN Is BARNS B9GrR ruAN Evrp
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WANTED: To sell a irs, elias. Osborne
Moving Machine Anyone wishing ro
purchase will Ito well to call ON or address
w G. brooks, Big Bend, W. Va.
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BICYCLE SUPPLIES.

LIE GAINESVILLE CARRIAGE Co.
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Washington, j. C.,-Presidenr
Roosevelt today issued his first
Thanksgiving proclamation as fol
lows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
unter bic gf tbrDde gez
ftedt.
Content bcr Gbtbias>Ritter.

Buffalo, N.zg., II. @ept. -
Sie @rpbloge bes r8erbeferten Or
bens Der pptbiusz3itter" bru4te gez
itern Morgen einen iebr erfolgreiden
gonDent gum 9lbf4luB. Sdmmtli4e
9ei6Gfte lpurDen prompt uno gldtt
dbgepidelt. Sie nG9ite 8robloge
bes Staates gaelp>gort pirO am
5fpeiten Montag bes September in
Der StaOt NepzYorf abgebalten tperz
ben.
Die neuen, reIp. piebererpd9lten
geamten iinb grz9ruBz@ommanz
beur 8olfgang Bauer, Sprucuie;
GroBzgommanbeur Martin 8eiBler,
NetpzYorf; 8tce @robzGommunoeur
5rso. 8luiier, geetpzgorf; @rOBz
grdlat s. 5enntabl, Nep : gprf;
@rObzSergeuntzatz@rms 5reb. BON
9ertdten, Buffalo; 9roB @etretdr
8. &artmann, Spracu1e; 9rpb=
@9aBmeiiter 81. 6. grumm, gaenz
gorf; @roBz@a9en 3. 8obGinger,
NetpzYorf, unb Sutob Sor6af, Nepz
Yorf. Die SiBung Der Supremz
2oge finbet am 16. September in
g6tcago itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
Gnge Sd)nbc iino lebensaeiahrIid].

Repz zgort, IL. September. -
Sm boben 2llter ODn 70 Subren itarb
i'm st. 6rancis 6Ofpital" Sruu
gribget M}oonep BON g2r. PIP, Sitz
%. StruBe, an. 8inbegepebebautz
gnt5iinbung beroorgerufen bur4 oas
Sragen gu enger S4ube. 9or einiz
gen 8oden taufte Die 5rau Elm paar
neuer S4ube, unb obpo6l i6r bisielz
ben groBe S4mer3en bereiteten,
gluubte fte bod, iie miiBten iih balo
geben. S9liebIt9 1Oite iid bic 6uut
ab. Die @unoe purOe idlimm unb
f4limmer, Bis am lebten Samitag
cine ueberf fiibrung Der 6rau na4 benz
6oipitul notbnenDtg purOe. Oie
4er8ts iteGlten baIb felt, buB cine
9inbegepebebuut Gnt5iinbung einz
geiebt bate, Der ii4 Dann nod 8lutz
Dergiftung 3ugeIellte. S6pO6l fofOrt
fir Die Srau 9etban puroe, mas imz
mer sef4eben fonnte, itur6 bieiel6e
bod i'm 2aufe bes geitrisen Sages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
3nnler'a

Srpant & gtratfon5anbeIsicbuIe
fir
Gfsnpsrapbtc une Sppepritfns.
Gesrinbet Sncorporirt
1864. 1895.
0as 81. 5huIiabr beeinnt am
2. September 1901.
EnafIafTen bas saH,e Sabr.
MbrnbfIaTeH pom 30. 5eptem-
Der bis 1. Mpril.
Sn getr1if Der 9orJiiqli5tsit,
9.ituHg Gtbrtrdfte, S3ulrGumlj9=
feiteH, ausitattuno unO unterri3tsz
Rurius ftebt Dieielbs Obtnan. 8 err
oHli DER nnttrr in
a Hen 3Dei1sn.
RetnGebtgriff 1T Der Be-
lu6 tiHss Jnftituts nit S<la1rEger
eriOl9rsidcr 9erSanesnbtit.
StbiueungeE:
Saef9uIe $40 pro Dfonat,
aqe Dspart.ments eiuiaIieBeHb.
MbenofcbuIe S3 pro wRonat.
S,ihrdntts auSabI BON S6iilsrn.
GeIeH1Ons: Gbsiopeate gtr. 3769p;
Warplanb CIR. 665.
Senset apeeen Ratdlog rad Qr 2
Bis IL, 1orD sGbar Iestpabs, 8dItis
more, Dtb.
&insang Orr. l2.
eaus. g, ,9&S, ,@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
Scr Stahlfrife.

ptttsbure, pa., II. Sept. -
6eute paren tpieber 9erii9te ii6er
eine nabe beboritebenDe 8eilesung bes
Strtfes i'm umlauf, iebo9 tpurben
Dieielben bonn grGiibenten @6affer,
pie gelp0bnli6, in 2brebe getelt.
9uf Der Subieite feuerte beute Elm
poli3tit auf einen Wiob, fpsl9er i'm
angriff. iebo4 purbe g1iemanb gez
troffen. Ser Bpli3iit bate gerabe i'm
8erein nit einem &ameraben feds
Strtfebre6er in bic Mpnpngabelaz
WeiBble9fa6rit estortirt, unb beibe
Ppli5iiten, fopie bic griableute tpaz
rem uuf benz Wese bortbin nit Stei=
men bpmbarbirt tpproen. DIS Der
S9uB fiel, itob Der Nlpb auseindnber.
Die l1n5ufriebenbeit unter ben
Strifern 1T i'm 3unebmen, namentli4
in Me&essport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
GjnI0 aus GlnnOife,

8ancouDer 8.zSr II. Sept.
- Der 9ampfer n6a Sing" lit nit
etnem golOenen Gargo i'm Mert6e BON
$25O,OOO BON @taguap, Qlasta, bier
angefommen. Die PaiIagiere an 8orO
tbeilen nit, baB cine groBe Menge
9olbgrdber BON 0apionz@itp a6reiit,
um benz arttii9en Winter gu entflie=
FEN. W2inoeitens 5000 2eute perben
i'm 2aufe Der Monate September unb
Oftober bas &lonoifez2ano perlafIen.
8eIiBer pon 8olbgruben i'm norbiz
19en Dorado beubii4tigen, pieber i'm
8inter ben @rubenbetrieb auf3une6s
men, ba Die 2lrbeit pGbreno bes
Sommers nt4t ergiebig mar. Wfan
tpirO uieber, ipie friiber, i'm 8inter
miibIam Die bart gefrorene golbbaGz
tige @rbe gu Sage fDroern uno bann
i'm Sriibiubr nit benz 4uspuI9en
Oes 9oloes Beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
als competentes Mlitslieb bes @es


rt6ts.
Sr. RaDner ri9tete alsbann eine
2ei6e BON 5ragen an ben &omtral
6opiion iiber Die peri9iebenenpuntte
ieiner grflGrung, unb bret 3eugsn
purben sur unterftiiBung Der Gtnz
pGnbe 9esen bic Gompetena oes N0z
mirals 9oipiion pernommen, nGutll4:
Srancis 6. 5rot, Geporter Der 8oz
itoner vYpf," ipelder elm Snterptetp
nit 6opiIpn ge6abt bate, in pel9em
2ebterer erfldrte, S9lep babe isine
pfli9t ni9t erfiGt; Dm. s. Spon
aug Netp=gort, tpel6er be5eugte, oaB
er 6ppiion fagen b0rte, Salep bate
pegen isines 8etragens Dor Elm
Rriegsgeri9t geftellt perben folen;
peter Ni6Ols aus gOnfers, N.zg,
in befen Gsgenpurt 9opifon ertldrt
bate, S6lep tpiirbe, penn er gu Der
britii9en Slotte gebOrt bGtte, anitatt
Der amerifanii6en, tpegen ungehpr=
fans unb pfli9tDerna4ldliigung aug
benz Oienfte entlafen porben lei.
Ha9 elmer etlpd Is Ufinuten buuz
ernben 8eratbung erbob fi9 Ibmtral
9eipep unb fiinbigte an, boB bas 9ez
ri9t bic ginpGnbe gegen bic Gompez
ten5 bes Qbn1irals 6olpifon itt4baltig
befunben babe, unb baB Der 2eBtere
Der tpeiteren 8et6eiligung an ben8erz
banbIupgen entbDben lei. 9as 8ez
ri9t pertagte ii9 alsDann unb tptrb
nun ni9t ipieDer aufdmmentreten, big
etn neues Wfttglieb an Steae 9otpt@
fon's ernannt lit.
WGbrenb Der beutigen StBung,
pel4e i'm @dn5en brei StunDen
bauerte, erpGbnte General @u0tteur
2emleD ben Nbmtral S4lep anfGngz
lt9 als ben Qngeflagten," tpurbe lez
bod pom Nbmiral 0epeD prompt our
Srbnung gerufen unb be5et4nete
@dleb fpGter INNER als ben applt=
fdnten."
nnter bic RotbrOde gez
fedt.
gongreBmitslieb 6. s. 44efon bat
auf 8eranlufung BON CHARLES Dir
thurs bon Mc8eesport ben Staatsz
Sefretdr 6ab f9riftli4 ge6eten, ii6er
ben San bes 19=idbrigen 4rt4urs,
pelder in Soutbampton in englif9en
Oienif gepreBt tporDen Iein ion, cine
l1nterf fu9ung anitelIen 81 lahen. Der
iunse 9lrtburs mar gum 8eiu4e na4
gnglanb 9esangen unb, tpie er ieinen
Gltern idrieb, in Sout6ampton in
elmer Reitauration betdubt uno oann
in cine &aIerne gebra4t tporoen. Gr
befiir9tet, bdB man i'm na9 Glib
afrita f9iden min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-13
Wnn rinem Neaer nieberaeldlnfieu

Sspeeo, N.zy., II. Sept. -
Silfsi4eriff 6. 3. perrb ipurbe cine
Meile peftlt9 bDn bier bpn einem
Neger Sramp, lpel9er nit bier Gplz
legen als bltnber pafagier auf etnem
9iiter5ug fabren npllte, Dur3 Die
2uree gefdoFen, ais er ben 8erfu9
ua6te, ben Surf4en gu per6aften.
Der 9erleBte purbe na9 8in9bumton
gebraat unb bic Polt5et lit iebt binter
benz SbGter Der, pel4er bic 5lu4t err
drtffen.
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@aS Der claimant

unt,r Den Go;Iftsinsn, 1T aHateiis unter ben 4r,,
neitn: eas Dertbpoufe Hsimittsl fiir ois ;d,msr;;
bdfteH, itDe 9tbsnsfreuos otradatnocn 6dmorrbois
ben. Sis suosrtn 9tisttl bisitr art b:l;,n, iptnn
hberboapt, nur Doriibereebsnp; Auafefs paasasn
miro IN 6orm BON D.t6eu Stubl;dpf3.n am Sib:
PES e:iesns IN ben R9rper eine:fiibri, 6rinet Omlt
Die entineeeu ooer buttnoen ao.rfuoftn in pirtft.
gtriibrnHa init Der tpirfamiten Mr,nsi unp linoert
iotort bic brtnntnn sd6msrssn um i4li,bIlb i.
ung 5n erSitltn. 3u baben in alien 4pot6efen.
yrsetn trsl snaeianbt bon q. FtutasDter & Co.,
Nax 4+l6. Hstsslark CDlp. .Mi, ,GL S&9ll
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Ni6t competent.
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f9aft bat in pittsburs unb umgegenb
fieben 2Goen.
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-05-25
The Game Warden Law Rec
OmmeHds Them-Their
Provisions.
HOUSE ADOPTS THE REPORT
Made by the Special Investi-
eating Commit
tee.

The Michigan house of representa-
tives Tuesday afternoon adopted the
following recommendations, of the
special committee to investigate the
game warden s department.:
o /. That the game warden be re-
quired in the public records of his
Office to keep an itemized account of
the moneys received by the depart
ment from .the sale Of confiscated
goods, and that he be required to
turn all Of such money into the
state treasury to the credit of the
game protection fund.
2. That all courts before whom
prosecutions are conducted under
this act, be required to report to
the game warden upon the final dis
position of the case brief state
ment of the disposition made there
of together with the names of the
witnesses, and the amount of wit
ness fees, costs, expenses and dis
.bursements allowed to be paid by
the county, and such other informa-
tion as the game warden shall re-
quire.
3. That the Office of chief deputy
game and fish warden be abolished
4. That the number of state dep
uty game wardens be limited to four
). That the first duty Of the war
den and bis deputies shall be to see
that the fish laws are enforced upon
the great lakes and their navigable
tributaries, and to have a general
supervision over the county game
wardens, but that the enforcement
of the laws in matters of local in
terest shall be left as much as pos
sible to the local authorities and to
the county wardens.
&. That no member Of this de-
partment be allowed his railroad
fare except in cases where he has
actually paid such fare in cash, and
that before any account for eX-
penses or disbursement shall be
allowed by the board Of state audi
tors, the claimant shall execute an
affidavit, swearing to the correct
ness of his expense bill.