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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
College Foot Ball Games.

Chicago. oct Saturdays college
foot ball games recorded the following
scores: At West Point-Haryard G,
West Point o: at New Haven-Penn-
sylvania State 0, Yale %; At Philadel-
BncllneH 0. Pennsylvania g; at
fayette-DePauw o, Purdue 10: at
Buffalo Pan American Stadium-Cor-
nell Il. Carlisle 0; Mt Bloomington
Franklin o. Indiana 70; at Annapolis
Lehigh o, Cadets Is; at Newton-Will-
Jams , Dartmouth g; at Crawfords-
ville-Ro>e 16. Wabash -; at New
Yorl-Hamilton 0, Columbia II: Mt
Ann Northwestern o. Michigan
%. at Indianapols-Ea rlham @. Butler
80: ut Brown o. Princeton
Is. ut MadiS0n-KnoX ;. Wisconsin IS;
at Chioago- Illinois "a Chicago o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
Hoods SarSGpGTiEiG

Cures catarrh-it saothes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and builds
Up the whole system.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
BURNETT N1CHoL TRAGEDY
Betrayed Husband Takes Her Who Be
trayed Hmm 10 Her Grave.

Chicago, oct - William L. Nichol
last night took the body of his wife
to Nashville for burial With him We're
his three motllerless children, only one
old enough 10 know that the mother
was dead.
Or. Oryille s. Burnett, who was
with Mrs Nichol when she committed
suicide, was held TO the grand jury by
a coroner's jury yesterday. 1t was
charged that he could have kept her
from her act had he tried \ physician
ut the inquest testified that the NOR
phine Burnett had taken was not suf-
ficient 10 hurt him, and that the wound
in the neck was not visible to the
nal,p1 pNn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24

Miss Delphia Oswald IS visl ting
At Platteville
Miss Mable Dickinson was in
Platteville Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Miles OF Tripoli. Iowa,
Is guest at J. W. Miles.
Mrs. ". H. Rose Is enjoying a
visit with relatives near Moline. III.
Telephone BIC for laundry work.
Laundry called for and delivered free.
Miss Bessie Clementson was a
guest Of Richland Center friends last
week.
Mrs. Jas. Townley visited rela-
tives at Madison portion Of last
week.
Miss Bessie Gibbsgspent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Lang, at Ip-
switch.
Mr.. f. schmitz and Mrs. A.
Irwin ere Fennimore visitors over
Sundag
Chairman j. j. Wenzel is erect
ing fine new farm residence at his
home in Liberty.
Congressman and Mrs. Webb
Brown OF Rhinelander were Lancas-
ter visitors over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Showalter and
daughter Of Wells Mimi. were guests
OF relatives here last week.
Steve Brennan has purchased a
leading saloon at Neilsville and took
possession Of same Tuesday.
Edward Wiseman Of Patch Grove
has had his monthly stipend from
Uncle Sam increased to SO.
A flock Of quail and a trio of
squirrels we're conspicuous occupants
Of the Court house park Tuesday
The regular monthly missionary
meeting will be held At the Congrega-
tional church on Friday. Oct. %, at
O'Clock. A cordial invitation to all
is extended.
WIN. Simpkins, carpenter en-
ployed n the Hyde building, had the
misfortune Saturday to run rusty
nail into his foot. causing a very
painful wound.
Atty. r. A. Watkins and family
took their departure yesterday for
their new home in Oklahoma. The
best wishes OF host of Wisconsin
friends 90 with them.
If the Herald is hardly up to the
usual standard today it is due tc
the fact that several changes in our
press room occupied the attention oil
the office force to such an extent that
news columns were somewhat neg.
lected.
John Wilson, highly respected
resident OF Little Grant. was one o
our favored callers last week Mr.
Wilson has taken the Herald as long
as be can remember and expects Il
continue SO doing as long as he lives
He reports as good corn and potato
crop as he had last year.
If rats infest your barn fill +;
tight barrel half full of rye and Other
grain. just give them treat for /;
few nights, placing board agains
the barrel for easy access. Som,
night substitute water for the grain
only leaving enough grain on top t,
deceive The result will surpris,
you.
Look out for a fraud that is trav
Icing who is engaged in selling
preparation which he asserts will xii
Canada thistie9. He viii apply tn,
treatment" in your presence. anc
while it withers the tops the root.
will not be affected We see thai
some farmers vino have been inveiglec
into buying township right, hay,
been hit to the extent Of from $50 L
500 each.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
1t isn't the Cooks Fault,
1t isn't your GrOCGr's Fault,

that the bulk coffee you just
purchased turns out to be differ
entfrom the same kind" bought
before. Coffee purchased in
bulk is sure to vary.
The sealed package in which
LION COFFEE is sold insures
uniform flavor and strength. 1t
also keeps the coffee fresh and
insures absolute purity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
Ltphthouse Mem Drowned.

Gross Village, Mich. Oct 21.-Two
men iii charge of the famous Skiligal-
lee lighthouse at the entrance to the
Straits OF Nackinaw were drowned by
the upsetting Of a boat used N the
lighthouse to reach the mainland.
Their names are Rourisseau and Grub
ben. Grubuen's body was recovered.
hut that of Bourisseau is still at the
hnftnm 81 the like.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
Pre.iasnt al Farmlngton.

Farmiugtou Conn. OCT. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt reached here ut $50
in the morning. lie remained in his
ear until shortly after ) o'clock. when
is, went to the residence of his sister.
the wife of Commander W. ). COwles.
L. 5. y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
~ 80 nn - Nork Election.

New YORK. oct lS-A bet Of 500
con ID $4,000 with Ae oda. IN favor
81 the Tammauy uayoraity candidate.
Nas reported ON the curb on Wall
street. The shepard end of the bet
was taken, according to report. by
Frederick Oakes with H. r. Brooks
betting ou Low
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24

An extra apartment was desired
Tuesday evening tor accommodation
OF the jury in the Daily case. the reg
ular jury room being occupied by the
Jury on me Graham case. Judge
Clementson suggested that the county
superintendent room might be salt
able This wa, locked but me one
in the court room intimatet. hat Dan
Dovle. the ianitor. had the y. Mr..
DOYLE was Ill the court ro m and
Judge Clementson espying hi. coun-
tenance in the rear inquired if he
possessed the key. The reply that
was given caused considerable merri-
ment and was a. follows: "Yis.
Owe got ID. OUT o. gave i To Jimmy
McBrien.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24

regulates the periods, dries weakening
drains, heals Inflammation and uicera-
ton, and cures female weakness. Il
tranquilizes the nerves, encourages the
appetite and induces refreshing sleep.
There IS no substitute for Favorite
Prescription, ? for there IS nothing Just
as good :" for wOnanly ills.
RI wish to advise the suffering women q this
great land. Of the good have received from Dr
Pierce Fav9rIte Prescription and 1,aleen aleti-
zeal Discovery writes Mrs. MARY shappei, y
Columbus Grove Putnam Co. Ohio 7For four
wears had been sufferer from female troubles,
aud at times was unable 10 do even The house
work for three IN the family ] had such pans
that suffered almost death dozens % times but
sffer takiug FIVE bottles 81 your incidence can
trtithf1-sv say that my health was greatly if7l-
proved Z have a good appetite and am gaming
ii flesh right along This spring = the hf-t
time in fve years that have Done ny mouse
cleaning ali hy myself and without the least
fatigue whatever. hope all suffering women
NAV find relief a. I have done
Nv gain in weight has been just ten pounds,
and am still gaining
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 large pages, paper covers,
IS sent free on receipt Of p one-cent
stamps TO pay expense d mailing o'lp,
or for cioth-bcund book send 81 stamps.
Add.sss Ii r. V Pierce, Buaaio, y =,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-25
MISSOURI l. o. Q. :.
Grand Lodge Of Joplin Elected =. n. Alex
ander for Orand lIaatfr-R Rebekahs
Honor Mrs. Carrie Roberts.

Joplin. Mo, May 25-The state
grand lodge Of Odd Fellows conclud-
ed its sixty-third annual session after
electing the following officers: T. NJ.
Alexander. Of ST. louis, grand master;
George Hall, Of Trenton, deputy grand
master; r. n. Sloan. of St. Louis,
grand secretary; w. II. Thompson. Of
81. Louis, grand treasurer; grand rep
resentative TO the sovereign grand
lodge. A. B. Lovan. Of Springfield. The
seventeenth annual session Of the Re-
bekahs adjourned after electing and
installing its new officers. as follows:
President, Mrs. Carrie I. Roberts. Of
Trenton; vice president, Mrs. Alice
Stoner. of Cameron; grand warden,
Mrs. Emma Logan. Of Kansas City:
grand secretary, Mrs. Allie T. Pound
stone, Of Cartervillei grand treasurer,
Mrs Abigail Gould, Laelede.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-25

rooms, and IL may, therefore, be nee
essary to charter steamers to bring
the teachers here. Accommodations
will be furnished the teachers in Ma
nila until they are assigned to the
provinces.
Karl Enkelsjon. a Norwegian, was
nrrested BY secret service agents and
held without bail on a charge Of being
a suspicious character. It is alleged
that Enkelsion was one Of the six
spies acting as an informer between
the Filipino junta al Hong Kong and
the insurgent army. Highly incrim-
mating documents from Aguinaldo,
leading insurgents and members Of
the junta were found in his posses
sion, as well as passes from insurgent
commanders. This same man. II is
alleged. embezzIed 5000 when the
country was under Spanish rule.
The discomfort among the natives
nj the Appointment Of American
Judges and alleged determinations in
the civil service in favor Of Americans
Is finding expression. encouraged by
some OF the native judges, who are
aware that the reorganization Of the
judiciary win result in the loss Of
their positions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-25
nannnet b lII..anrI Alumni.

Columbia, Mo-. May 25.--The clos
ing exercises Of Missouri university
this year viii be marked by a special
feature. 1t is to be an alumni com
mencement. Invitations have been
sent 70 very large number of the
alumni. One Of the most enticing
lectures viii be an elaborate banquet
to be rendered the. visiting alumni
by the local members.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-25

Augusta. Kan. May 25.--Miss Etnel
Brant, farmers daughter three miles
east Of Augusta, was accidentally shot
10 the forehead by her sister and viii
die. The girl was playing with a gun,
and. aiming 1t at her sister, said jok-
ingly; 4 will shoot you"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-25

Munila, May 25.-Gen. Tinio has ar
rived here. lie will visit Gen. Mac
Arthur in behalf Of the Ilocos pris.
oners. lie said his surrender was most
complete not single gan remaining
IN the northwestern part of Luzon
The men who were IN arms are now
engaged Ia trading. he added that
the people want civil government and
schools.
President Taft, Of the Philippine
commission. has cabled TO Secretary
OF War Root requesting him to send
200 OF the appointed school-teachers,
one-ffth Of whom win be women. The
question Of securing transportation
for them Is a serious one. The trans
ports have on an average only 60 state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-25
LEFT NOT A SINGLE GUN.
General Tinio, the Famous Insur-
gent Leader, Says His Surren-
der Was Most Complete.
WANT SCHOOLS AEO CIVIL GOVERNMENT

rinio Says Iiis Former Followers Are En-
gagged ia Peaceful Pursuits. Awaiting
the Advent OF United states Supremacy
Taft Gables for 500 schooi-Teael,ers
Alleged Spy Under Arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
To the Members Of the Bar of KIM
couniy, State Of washin gton:

You, and each Of you, are hereby
notified that a meeting Of the mem.
berE OF the bar Of King County,
State Of Washington. will be held
in the King County court house. IN
the city Of Seattle. said state. In the
room occupied by the Judge Of the
superior court Of said county VINO
preHides over Department No I. OF
said court. on Saturday the goth day
u June, 1901, at the hour " 30
o'clock In the forenoon. for the puf-
pose Of selecting four electors Of
said county 20 be recommended by
said bar to the superior court of so IA
county, from which said four cleo
tors. 10 be 30 recommended. said "a.
perior court will choose two 10 act
a. jury commissioners In said coun-
~ for the term Of one year and un-
I'll their successors are appointed
and qualified.
THE notice IL given In pursuance
Of an order made and entered this
day.
Dated June goth, 1901.
ARTHUR ". GRIFFIN.
W. II. BELL,
GEO. MEADE EMORY.
BOYD J. TALLMAN
Judges Of the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for KinR
County
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
Suburban.

Mr.. Bindlg has begun the erection
Of a large greenhouse az Yesler.
~a-
Gus Hagstrom injured one % his
hands at stimson's min yesterday.
The new road between Ravenna
and Mapleleaf win probably be com
pieted next month.
Harry Rady has had one 81 his
fingers badly torn BY a saw At
Campbeil's mill Ballard.
g. T.. RsmsberR Of Fremont. wh1
had an operation performed on him
FOR appendicitis, r. doing well.
Cord wood thieves are abroad near
South Seattle, and the good citizens
Of the suburb are wrought ~ In
much anger therent. There 10 also =
remembrance there against horses
which are allowed 70 roam az large
and break In sidewalks.
Mrs. r. Rehsoner has returned 10
her home In Ravenna after visiting
week With friends in Ballard.
Remington q Fortiner. the low
Get bidders at 20 cents par cubic yard.
have secured the contract for the * .
cavation Of the first GOO feet 81 the
Lake Washington ship canal. Work
VIII commence az the Lake Union
end in few days. Notices have
been posted at Fremont by the en-.
Rineera 70 persons having lots 10 MI
In, to call and make arrangements
with the contractors, otherwise. II Is
ssif. they may hnd their lots finally
under water aud viii have 10 take n
COMPASS and Rtea rnhonl 20 ind fham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27

SHELTER

Tha Seattle smelling & Rennins
CO, recently Incorporated has now
perfected plans TO install "A sss, zoe
plant near Interplay. refining g0ld
and silver being the object. A Ave
years lease 81 n large brick build
Ing has been secured. Company ON
GERS state that operations will start
by August 1.
Joseph aud Albert Mayer % this
city are president and treasurer aud
Robert whitehead uf Philadelphia
secretary OF the company The lat
ter Is q brother Of 9, whitehead,
former assayer % the United States
mint. He was for 10 years with a
larse smelling concern Ia Baltimore
II Is stated that contracts have
hem made to handle 90. coo ounces
Of silver a month from the Everett
smelter. bids wifi be made Tor Al
askan gold 60 renue. Next winter
the company expects Go add facili-
ties for refining copper and lead.
The seattle refinery will be the
only one north OF san Francisco,
The company expects 70 hire 10 men
from the start, increasing It's force
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
MADE FINE
SHOWING
Three Years Work Done BY
Chamber OF Commerce,

At the regular meeting Of the
chamber OF commerce late yesterday
afternoon, Secretary 4. W ifuHchs
Who viii retire next Monday, made
his nnal report. reviewing the work
uf the chamber during his almost
thrco years OF service.
Three years HEo. he said. the cham
Der occupied tao small rooms In the
rear 81 one uf the upper floors ut an
ofacs building New 40 has excel
lent ground floor quarters In a cen
trail location. containing many con-
Neuieucea that Il did net have before.
At that time is nominal member
ship was leo, Membership srew very
fast. until nov there ATE 800 quall
nsd To vote. It's membership is made
up uf the solid. substantial bualnens
people Of the eita, women admitted
as well az men.
The receipts fer the three years
have been s.. 10 So. This Was sun
cient 20 pay all the expenses and ln
addition debt OF t2i3 at the he
ginning u the period, leaving a net
balance In the treasury % Si.-sA.se.
The chamber e. conducted upon n
strict cash basis. every bili hetng set
tied without delay.
In Advertising matter the cham
Der has issued fve forms u folders.
agEFrKHtinE =. eco copies. Seven
different forms If pamphlets % ST.
900 copies have been issued 10 add
ton. one thing that e pointed e.
With pride is the excellent entertain
mrnta that the chamber has given q
distinguished visitors.
The attention u the chamber has
been given % the many enterprises
90 the general government. such a.
the lake Washington canal. Puget
sound naval station. federal build
ing in this city. Fort LAYTON. trans
porfatiou % troops and supplies -
ard from tho Philippines. increased
mail services. marine hospitals and
lighthouses IN Alaska. etc. The
chamber accomplished lie purposes
IN these regards and there - reason
for satisfaction and eouEratulatiau.
Much has been done toward en-
couraginE and assisting nanufsc-
tuners. ore o. the greatest being the
raising - 500 GO 70 assist ia tne
building % the battieship Nebraska
tn this city. Tho chamber has al
ways steod ~ for improvements 81
q public nature ana has continually
represented the city In all efusrs
sncies IT. members gave their tiuns
and close attention - every enter
prise that would result IA good % the
general public.
A great future IL predicted for ~
attic. and a continuation q her fAs;
Increasing population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
BANK WAS
NOT SAVED
Seventh National OF New
York 10 Closed.

NEW YORK, June g7.--The sew
enth National bank closed its doors
this motninn. This notice waa post
"a
This bank u la the hands Of the
comptroller u tbs currency
The Affairs ~ the bank have been
Ia a tangte for some days stronE
night was made n pull Il cut -
muddy water. strong financial In
forests having come 10 itH rescue,
bat the EFFORT failed.
The bank came IN debtor a. tho
clearing house this morning to the
extent Of $3.50 l0s.kb
The clearing house COMMITTEES
communicated with the ufflcsfa. who
held meeting and decided 10 tenn
purarilY suspend
The troubles ~ the bank u iH al
legged. we're brought about by the
loan ~ 81 900 600 90 brokerage firms
IL was the failure e. assure the
comptroller ~ the currency that this
loan would be taken up BY Saturday
that forced the suspension
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
SHIPS And
SHIPPING

There were no eaillasH from Seat
tie today, and NO early arrivals.
naturday viii liven things up some
what on the water front, one Nome
end three skegway aailinsa being
scheduled Most important OF them
VIII be the departure FOR Nome Of
the steamer Jeanne on her second
voyage this season. The Jeanne has
been beached at Al.ki point since
Monday. where "a new tuddcr has
lren ftted g. her uhd other uereH=
anf} repairs done.
The plrigo has also been in port
several days undergoing repairs. she
- 90 sail TOT HkhENYAy Saturday with
passengers and cargo. The other
ioats advertised Go sail ou Saturday
are the city OF Seattle aud state Of
California owing 60 the late ar
rival % the former, e ia probn BILE
that she viii not set away until
Sunday night
steamer umauIa. Pacific Coast
steamship Co, returned from Van
rouver this morning with "a cargo "
merchandise for California points
She calls tomorrow morning Tor san
Francisco.
Csliisr steamers eEarlna and
WaNhtenaw are due % arrive from
San Francisco tonight
steamer Rainier. l. IT GRAY 4 CO..
agents. left Fuirhaten ut so this
morning fuf san FRANCHISE. she car
fisi lumber and merchandlav.
The following vessels are doe 10
arrive in port today CITY ~ Seattle.
from SkaEway. Roanoke from Nume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
SCHEDULE
CHANGED
Regarding Routes OF Cottage
City and State Of Cal
Ii0rnIa.

Tho date Of sailing ~ the steamer
Cottage city Pacific Coast steam
ship Co. which was to have sailed
Saturday for abnRway. has been
postponed and ths State " ehlifut
MIA. which returned from Nome yes
trrdny. put on Ia its stead. The
Cottage city b. delayed in dt} dnrh
where she il being fitted with "a new
thhft and propeller. She VIII sail
for skaEwhy July la, uuirha II iH De
eided iu the meantime 20 transfer
the State Of California 90 the run.
In which case new plans far fnut-
and aallluEa ~ tho cottage cry will
b. formulated.
The same company also announce
that the steamer Senator, advertised
60 Haii for Nome Saturday VII not
sail until Jult 6. ID having hern de-
cided % overhaul the interior and
arrapu the bottom 81 the boat upon
her arrival from Numr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
DO NOT WANT
ANNEXATION
Peop's OF East Seattle Object 10
Truants' School.

At a meeting held in the Office OF
superintendent Hartranft yesterday.
Il was decided for the tims-hesng not
20 annex East Seattle 20 school dis
srict Ne. fer the purpose Of aiding
the TruAnts' school at that place.
Members Of The school board were
present 20 hear protests OF East Sc
attic property holders. There was
quite an assefnblage present from
across the lake. holding that the
Trnanfs' school would depreciafe the
value OF adjacent property, and b n
menace TO that community. Mr..
Harfranft will make further invest
iRation before a nnal decision Is made
in the matter.
In the meantime the position 81
ths school = an unique one. Ths
school directors can contrtbats moth
ing toward maintenance. - long al
the schoi remains separate from
this district. and the county commits
sforers are wholly iose as to how %
act Tn the matter. But the school
has been established. and Il running
just the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27
SEATTLE
TACOMA
ELECTRIC

The contract 20 construct the
proposed electric line between Seattle
and Tacoma may be let In a short
time. PoIss are being delivered along
the right-of-way, and steel rails ars
en- the way from the East. This.
With the securance OF nearly ali the
right-of-way. u believed 90 mean
early opening OF construction.
The new line viii follow the Se-
attic a. San Francisco Railway line
~ Englewood. on the Grant street
Ifne, thence south 20 the fair grounds
II viii run on the east bank OF the
puwamish river nine miles, cross,
snd follow the west bank to the
White river. II niles away. IL will
gross this stream, skirt the town Of
Auburn and proceed southeast up
Stewart cayon to thu Psyallup res
ervation. crossing the marshes AZ the
head Of Csprmercement bay AMI
thence into Tacoma.
This route will be IS miles long.
II VIII cost probably between 81 .D01.
60 and 81 ESQ. 600. The right OF way
has coat about f3e1, 900. The right
Of way has been graded and leveied
from the city limif1 20 the race track
A line this far va bs ready for use
for the opening Of ne track IN Aug
est.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-27

/ bunch OF dynamite
frecTackers guaranteed
10 be the best Toe fire.
craeksrrl.
giant salute.
2 cannon crackers.