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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-17
For Tuesday, among a hundred other bargains;

The prettiest Sash Curtain Muslins we've ever had for the money, Bets Yard
 Oh yes, 40 inches wide.
 Anew lot of Scotch MusIlns too, 36 inches wide, charmingly effective things, f2Hcts Yard
 We wonder if any other store is selling as many Beds as we are. If so about everybody in town is having new hnamelled Iron Bed this year. We do know that our Beds are extraordinary value. To begin with we're in a position to buy them in far greater quantities than ever before, because we have more space in our Upholstery store and that means greater price con- sessions. Then too, our public by its enthusiastic response has made assurance doubly sure.
 Beds at S2.9s, $A.9s, S6.75. S7.75 and S1O.5O, with every price a specially low one.
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For the bathroom or tub there's nothing durable and satisfactory finish us Cres. cent Enamel. It resists steam, hot and cold water, and prevents the unhealthy ac cpmulatlons which adhere to any but ap enameled surface. It's easily applied and It's possibilities for the Interior decoratious are as varied as ..Ae,s taste and Ideas can devise. THOMPSON & BELDEN,
 BOG and 398 State street.
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THE FRUITS

of years careful, consciep tlous and sue. cessfnl range building, allows us to of. fer you perfect store in the uug.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-15
All People Know.

Why is the name DeBelrS Kidney
Pills initiated? Why are diamonds
inflated? DeBeH'S Kidney Pills are
the most valuable medicine the world
has ever known. No medicine will
cure Bright's disease and diabetes.
No other medicine has cured as many
cases of rheumatism. heart disease.
lunlbago, sciatica, dropsy, female
weakness, urinary and bladder COM
plants, nervous diseases and disorders
of the blood. And no other medicine
has never disappointed. Price % cts.
per box. For sale by John E. DAILY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-15
County Clerks List.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
WOOD COUNTY WIS CD

WOOD COUNTY, WIS.
M office is hereby given that the
~ following described lands were
sold by the County Treasurer on the
10th day of May, A. D. 1899. for the
taxes and charges thereon for the
year 1898 and the same are yet unre-I
deemed in this Office. and the holders
OF certificates of sale of said lands
will be entitled to tax deed thereof
IN accordance with the laws of this.
state unless redeemed on or before
the 10th day of May, 1902 The in.
terest and charges. including rel
demption fees, are to be computed to-
the last day of redemption.
Given under nv hand and seal at
Grand Rapids. Wis, this 18th day of
August, A. D. 1901.
E. s. RENNE.
County Clerk, Wood County, Wis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
HAS NO MARRIAGE BILL
Senator Duffy Explains His views
on Marr age and Divorce.

Guthrie 0. t. Jan. lit has been
ported in a paper in Senator Dufy's
home town that Senator Duffy will intro
duce an amendment to the marriage laws
of Oklahoma, as follows; "No license
TO marry shall be granted persons con
teraplatng marriage unless they shall
have received from the medical board a
certificate setting forth that they are
free from insanity, consumption and
tainted blood"
Senator Duffy was asked about this re-
port today He said there was nothing
in it. While ne had pronounced views
on the divorce uestion, he had not stud
led the question specially, and certainly
not to the effect Of arriving at such
conclusion as the above credited state
ment would indicate Instead Of making
it more difficult to break into matrimony
he would, if he We're Introducing bills.
be well contena to make it more difficult
to break out He favored adherence to
the scriptural grounds of divorce and res
garded the present laxity in laws and
courts and public sentiment as an evil
Of the times. But he had no bill on the
subject. in either aspect suggested.
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OFF FROM PORTO VlIGO
American Vessel sent to Brighten
RevOIutiOnTsts

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE navy depart
ment has been informed Of the departure
of the cruiser Philadelphia today from
Porto Niejo Salvador. for the port Of
Panama The recent reports OF renewed
disquiet among the revoludonists IN Co
lombia make the appearance Of a United
States vessel at Panama timely event
II has been stated by naval officers that
the Philadelphia was not sent to Calum-
bia under special orders. but that This
port is tncluded in her regular itinerary.
How long she vol remain probably de-
ponds upon the state OF affairs in Colon
5ta when she arrives at Panama tomor-
row
Consul General Gudger. at Panama, ca
bled the state department today that the
Colombian revoluuonists, who were ex-
pccted to attack the city. had withdrawn
and quiet is now restored. This disposed
If the minor troubles which have deveI-
Cued OF late
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Editor Brinton Sings of Its
Praises in Wichita.
GATEWAY OF SOUTHWEST
twenty Thousand Boomers
viii Enter From There.

Ply. Brinton. editor Of the Granite En-
terprlze Of Granite, Oklahoma, was in the
city yesterday and called on the Eagle
( Granite is the hustHng new town in
/ Greer county on the western border Of
the Kiowa and Comanche country to be
opened for settlement in August or soon
er. MI Brlnton was loud in his praises
Of Granite. He says that Granite is the
only railroad town on the west border
of the new country and is the nearest
point to any available land in that couu-
try. there being no Indian alIotments
nearer than seventeen miles from that
city. Granite 1t seems, has all the nat
uraI resources for large city, building
material in the shape Of fine lime stone
and granite laying at her very doors.
The town is only six months old and has
hy. actual count. one hundred and twenty
business houses and two hundred and
twenty-six residents.
"The people" said Mr.. Briuston ARE
the most vigorous and enterpris.ng on
earth and are reaching out all the time
for new enterprises Of all description.
The development Of the natural gas. oil
and coal fields lying near by are claim
ing the attention ~ our people now and
three companies are I'm the field with
drilling machinery. Developments are
momentarily expected.
'1lr E. r. SapDe Of Parsons. Kansas,
has his drill down to the depth OF about
rs feet and is highly gratided with the
results.
Granite" continued Mr. Brinton, 10y
It's rapid strides has now became the
gateway Of the southwest and viii I'M
douotedIy be the Quitting point for the
boomers who 60 in to the new country for
homes"
when asked If any preparations were
being made there for the great rush Mr.
Brinton replied that no preparations were
at the present being made "but" said
be. 'vou can just chalk down one thing
and that is this THAT not less than
0o0l people viii make the race from
Granite and what is more the merchants
and hotel people Of Granite viii be found
equal to the occasion and no one win
be permitted to charge the bSymers ex-
tortionate prices. All the merchants have
large stocks on hand and the boomer
need have no fear of starving to death
In our town"
Now while I am talking to Won" said
Mr. Brinton. 'there is only two things we
need to complete our city and if you wish
you can Just put that down We need
a good 20-ton ice plant and a good cleo
trio iight plant and that is not ALL We
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it in his pocket. when the sheriff pouncel
in upon him and in a jify led him to the
county jail, where he now rests under a
charge # grand larceny. This is anothe-
case in evidence of the fact that Sheriff
Porter is q shrewd detective i'm apple
bending criminals Said he this mornI g.
Il knew that Ortman was being robbed
by someone about him or employed by
him. I SET trap and caught the thieE
in two hours
Young Davis had started a bank ac-
count with his ill-gotten gains, which has
been attached. hence Mr.. Ortman VIII re
ceive the most Of his loss. This is a
pointer 10 bushes. people who are in t5e
habit Of keeping money about their
places of business. A bank is not abso-
luteIy safe, but it is a thousand times
safer deposiung place than an old chest
with good locks that can be pried open
with a lid litter
Everybody can be made to feel better
There is M limit to the usefulness Of
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POPE WASN'T TOASTED


London, Jan. u--Hepiyiue % press c-it-
icisms on the presence oC Baron Currie.
the British ambassador. ut tie recent soi-
rec given by the Duke OF Norfolk. when
according TO report the pope was toasted
semi-0Hcial note says:
Baron Currie has visited Marquis VS.
cont- Nencsta Utalan minister of foreign
affairs and while disavowing The words
used by The Duke % Norfolk in the ad-
dress % the Pope az tho presentation on
the English pilgrims ne explained that
no toast whatever had been given at the
so.ree, adding that had the pope ana
Queen Victoria been tosted. King Victor
Emmanuel would also have been toasted.
The incident IS considered closed"
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holding the members OF the company
crlminally responsible. The frm members.
Thomas s. Mama and WilHan % Powers
were ordered held Tor the graud iury.
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farmer iu she province ~ Casshsa-ca
Morocco alleges that SRI April 1895. O.,
government seized hls property and kiI
his native servant
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The
Whole Truth!
There's nothing SO bad for
cough as coughing.
There's nothing 50 good for
q cOuGh IS
Ayers
Cherry
PeCtOra1

The % cent size is just right
for an ordinary, everyday cold.
The 50 cent size IS better for
the cough of bronchitis, Group,
grip, and hoarseness. The dol
lar size is the best for chronic
coughs, as in consumption,
chronic bronchitis, asthma, etc.
Three sizes: z5c., Soc, Sl.OO.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy,
SYRUP or Figs, manufactured bv the
CALIFORNIA Fig SYRUP CO., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
unemln the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable TO the system. it
IS the one perfect strengthening Taxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dlspcllIuE colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
80 overcome habitual constipatio per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known 10 the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember fun name Of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, N. z.
Forsale by all Druggists.-Price5O SOC. per bottle
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If your druggist cannot supply you, send Us one
dollar and we viii express large bottle TO you,
all charges prepaid. Be sure You give Us your
Lowell Mass.
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FREE SAMPLE

Send postal for free s mple
" ARNEB s SAFE CURE
70 WARMERS sAFE
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y Mention this paper.
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Everybody can be made to feel better.
There is no limit to the usefulness Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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s-4s. leaz- Sew sci.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. Z.
Forsa by all Druggists.-Price5O SOC. per bottle
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with one bottle Besss Cherry Cough
Syrup my eonugh and soreness entirely
disappeared. Ernest Whfpple Daven-
port Iowa. GUARANTEED TO cure all
throat and lung troubles-has never
failed; try it. j. p. Allen. Dockum & Hig-
gins0n, Geo Van Werden
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BanCO
TERRITORIAL y AGRIC0LA
DE PUERTO RICO.
SecretaIfa.
SecretaTfa.

Celebrado hoy en- session pdblica
el acto de amortization de'las seten-
ia cedulas hipotecarias de la "a emf
sion de este Banco, quo Sc hab{a a.
nunciado, resultAron amortizadas las
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La bQena S0Inbra
DE UN ACADEMIC0 FRANCES

Recientemente ha fallecido ell
academico frances Enrique de Bor.
nier, celebrado autor de- eLa hija de
Rolaudo. hombrs que entre las
excelentes cuaidades que la adorna.
ban, contaba la de no ser supersticio
SO.
A pesar de clio se complacfa en-
recordar frecuentemente que habfa
nacldo en- noche buena, Y que la es-
trella que guio los Reyes Magos le
habfa trafdo 10 que por aca denomi-
namos ela buena sombra,.
Los hechos que aducfa en con-
probaci6u de su acerto eran los ST.
guientes:
Siendo nif1o tuvo nueve amas de
cr1a-ciaro es que no osimultaneamen
te-de igual manera que ell Parnaso
cuenta con nueve Musas.
En- cierta OCCASION Sc cay6 de ca
beza sobre Ia lumbre; en- otra, por
inadvertencia, bebi6 acido sulf1rico;
pero el accidente mas grave de su
vida le ocurri6 en- Versailles, contain.
do a la saxon ocho AMOS de edad y
recien llegado de les templados eli
mas del Mediodfa.
Una noche SO extravi6 en- oca.
sion en- que nevada copiosamente. FL
frfo le entumecio y ne qnedo ador-
milado en- un sitio desierto. e..
Tan solo al siguiente dfa, y por
pura casualidad, fu6 hallado, envuel'
to en- blanco sudario de nieve, y sin
dar sef1ales de vida.
Afortunadamente para 81 y pa
ra las letras francesas, a alguien hu.
DO de ocurrfrsele degollar q un cor
dero, despelBJarlo y envolver al nj
no dentro de la piel sangrienta y
humeante.
Aquel dia pudo decir Enrique
de Bornier que hab1s nacido de nue.
vo.
icon que ST les parece uste'
des que'no tengo buena sombra!-
decfa el acad6mico riendose al refe
>rir las peripecias de su vida.
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inparcial, ecoe IA opinl5n ! de a peensa,
Guerra MOSQUITO!

n &
Es - IN hecho comprobado que
los. molestisimos mosquitoes son ia
melerables propagadores de las qae
lenturas palddicas.
El doctor Grasi, que ha efectua-
do recientemente una serie de inte-
resantes experimentos en- el perso-
nal de los ferrocarriles italianos de
Ia Inca del Mediterr4neo, entire Bal.
tipaglia y Petum, ha comprobado
que en- las habitaciones cuyos hue
COS est&n cerrados por una redecilla
de mal1as 10 bastante espesas para
interceptar el paso de aquellos ami
malitos, y donde por las noches Sc
utllizaban los buenos servicios del
<mosquiteros, el contagio palddico
se conjuraba, en- tanto que en- las ca
sas en- que no SO observaban. aQue-
las precauciones, perseveran las
febres, con agudeza mortal en- mu
chos casos.
Cuando mas peligro ofrecen, y,
por 10 tanto, cuando mas convene
evitar las veuenosas picaduras de di
chos insectos, es por la tarde, antes
de la puesta del sol.
Para clio es bastante adaptar al
sombrero IN velo fino, 10 bastante
amplio para proteger Ell rostro y Ell
cuello, y usar guautes Do lilo 8 de
algod6r. - -...a-.-.- ..-... -.
Convene advertir queAos mos
quitos muestras de gusto re-:
tnado-preferen picar a las senoras
cuya epidermis fina y delicAda les
ofrece mayores atractivos que la
nuestra. ;Lo creemos!
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.RECUERD0
HIST0BIC0.
La muerte de Washington.

El IL de Diciembre de 1899 sa-
li6 a caballo, fin de dar algunak
instrucciones acerca del mejoramier
to de sus tierras.
El tiempo estaba lluvioso y la
nieve, cernida por 81 viento, cubrfa
las copas de los arboles alfombra
ba los campos de brillante blancu-
ra.
AL regresar Washington q su ca
sa, su ropa iba empapada de aqua
y la5nieve cubrla su cabeza-
No hizo ningdn aprecio de clio
y al dia siguieEte volvi6 a salir, a
pesar de caer la nieve mas espesa y
con mayor abundsncia: pero al poco
ratio, experimen cierta aepereza
en- Ia garganta y sinti6se atacado
de una tos violenta, la cual le hizo
conocer que Sc habia constipado.
Nunca pudo Greer que aquello
que considerable como cosa muy le-
consequence. y pas6 la tarde con
su familia, sin el menor cuidado, re.
tirandose & la hora acostumbra.
da.
Durante Ia noche sinti6se ataca
do repentinamente por una infama
cion en- la tr8quea, aeon padada de
aguda febre,~dolores en Ia gargant ia
y difcultad en- la respiration.
A petici6n suya le hizo una san
gr1a pn cirujano y Sc opusO a que
Sc lamara al medico hasta que lie
CARA el dia
Serisn las once de la maf1ana
del dia IA, cuando lego ell doctor
Craik y alarmado por los sfntomas
que Sc notaban en- el ilustre pacien-
te. pidi6 consultas con otros dos ia
cultativos; pero llegados estos, OPT
naron que eran indtiles los recursos
de la ciencia, por la rapidez con que
iba agravaudose 81 enf7rmo.
Washington com mprencio que no
podia salvarse; Sc someti6 las
prescripciones de los m6dicos, mas
por creerlo un deber one por abri-
gar alguna esperanza.
Cuando llegtR a noche. metose en- la
cana y hacienda un esfuerzo dijo al
doctor Craik, que sosten1a su cabe,
"a:
eCouozco que ha llegado mi dl-
TINA hora. ..... No temo morir.
No tardare en- exhalar mi dltimo sus
piro.
NADIA quedaba por hacer.
La atribulsde familia y los ami
gos esperaron Ia hora fatal con an
sia desgarradora.. ....
Entire diez y once de Ia noche,
casi & los 68 amos de edad, gfalleci6
ell padre de Ia Patria, sin que hubie
Sc perdfdo un solo momento sus IA
cultades intelectuales, y dando prue
ba en- su penosa aunque corta en-
fermedad, de su gran resignation y
profunda fe cristiana.
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Desde hace "a anos SO vienen comprobande las
propiedades 6nicas reconstuyentee de estas Pdoras
cuya fo-mula-en ammonia los progresses dc La te
rapeutica, eytando algGn Inconvenience Observable
enla pr8GHca- -SE HA NODE FiCADO fin do ofrecer
al pdbhbo una preparation tan perfecta it'll, como
una r4pida en- sus efectoe.
Las yerdaderas PILDoRAs RECoNsTTTUY I'm
TKS DKL DOCTOR REYERON curan- prontamente
todas Las enfermedades que dependen del empobre-
cimientO de Ia sangre por mala altznentacion, por
oitar en- sitios h1D,ados NAL ventilados. y por
81 ormedades anteTioree.-Son muy efcaces en- las
palptacionee del coraz6n, dolores de cabeza fnape
tencia debi'1dad dolores las pernas, hdropesia
cansaneo. sordera, zumbidos de oidos, marcos pal-
d6z della piel Ia qua festituye color natural
eorismo gFandes p3rdidas de sangre, falta de mens
trnaci6n, su abundancia escasez, desarroo de las
que sea dntome de una CLORo-ANEMIA.
La importaneia de eetes Pildoras, QUE SR REco
M1hNDAN POR ST SOLAS, esta coEaproba3a solo
con 81 uso tan gereraizado que tieneR la sia, sno
quo tn mbiancon las muchas imtactonas qae de elias
Se han hcoho enapleando ea7ase envoltor1os hasta
noUb<e9 pafecsdoA,
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Contra tl aIC0h0liSI00.

En- Francia SO lieva cabo en- la
actualfdad una campana tremenda
contra ell alcoholismo En- la Aca-
demia de Medicina, en- ell ministerio
de instruction pdblica, en- LAS uni.
versidades y colegios, en- los cuarte.
les, en- todas parties, la lucha contra
ese enemigo de la humanidad Sc dis.
tingue por su saf1a tanto como por
las victorias de los que 10 combaten.
Di6 la primera sef1al, como era
l6gico, para romper el fuego ell mi
nistro de la Guerra, prohibiendo la
venta de bebidas en- los cuarteles y
sus inmediaciones, y le secund6 ei
ministro de instruction suscribiendo
una circular dirigida q los profeso.
res de Francia para que excitasen q
los alumnos a fundar ligas contra el
ale oholismo.
En- POGO mas de un mes existen
va nnas $1,000 ligas.
Sus individuos Sc obligan q no
beber alcohol y & infuir cerca de
sus parientes y amigos para que los
imiteu.
Por su parte ell doctor Chaveau,
ha publicado un Grabajo demostran
do que ell alcohol solo es en- el indivi
duo un estimulante del sistema ner.
vioso, al cual sigue 10 depression co
rrespondiente, la fatiga y la triste-
"a.
Mr. Chauveau MEGA, basado en-
notables observaciones, que el alco
hol sea un alimento.
clos Obreros, dice. que beben
aguardiente creyendo <reconfortar,
sus fuerzas, 10 que hacen es contri-
buir perderlas.
Las bebidas alcoholics debili
tan porque contienen la digestion y
asimilacion de los alimentos y hacen
que estos permanezcan en- e] est6ma
60, ocupandole, mucho mas tempo
del debido, y por tanto, impidiendo
que el ORGANISING recobre las ener
gias que haya perdido en- ell trabajo
de cada individuo.
Ell alcohol ataca Ell sistemO ner
vioso y 10 desequilibra con excitacio
mes artifciales y perturba ell cere-
bro, siendo causa de accesos de ena-
genaci6n mental, suef1o pertinaz de
indolencia creciente, de perdida de
memoria y de anonadamiento de la
vOluntad.
Todo este aparte de las enfer
medades intestina]es, exacerbaci6r
de las dolencias del pecho y otro=
muchos efectos' que produce Ell alco
hol y que han motiyado miles de ca
SOS de muerte. .aunque el medico,
por no offender la familia 8 la me
moria del difunto, los diagnostique
como. ataques de disnea, 6 algo por
el estilo.
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De los 1890 individuos que Sc
disponian 4 mbarcar para el Hawaii
por ell punto de Guanica Sc han ARE
pentido 400