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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNS
Quite severe s.oss suffered at 2Isne
esklahar.a


Guthrie. O. T.. Dee Saline. Woods
county. .. r.. has suffered another great
loss by fire. The ChroEoscope says that
The Drenaan grain elevator burned Thurs
day night at i o'clock and is total loss.
1t was insured but The amount is un-
known tn the manager. Nr. y. C. Jones.
The fire was first discovered By Bert
Reed and the alarm given. Efforts OF
the townspeople saved one carload OF
grain and an empty car on the elevator
track. but one loaded ear burned
In the elevator was two cars OF wheat
ana three of corn, with which the loaded
car on the track makes a loss of six
cars Of grain.
The elevator was in operation until S
O'Clock Thursday night when it was
shut down and there was no fre in or
about the building when the employees
left it. The probable loss is in the neigh
borhood Of 5000. The insurance not
being known the total loss cannot be
stated
Tns is the second elevator building
burned on the same site Tho Croweu
q Clarke building burned last spring
the origin of the f-e Lo,n- unknown
The brennan company purchased The site
and erected the building burned Thurs
day night The orisin of The last fire is
as equally mysterious as the frst seem
Ing 10 start inside the southwest bin
Only by the most strenuous efforts was
the fire kept from spreading to the two
elevators north, and had there been "A
wind they, with possibly the Choctaw
depot and at least onet tof the two lum-
her yards would have caught fire. AS it
Vas blazing shingles fOated high in the
air and nearly a quarter Of a mile north
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70 be based on the theory that the de-
partment could take the matter out u
the Indians hands. but they have evil
IDENTIFY realized that the laws give the
Indians the fli right 10 keep or seli
their land as they sec ~ and go whom.
soever they please and understanding that
they could not deprice the Indian - h.s
legal right 20 do with his land ar he
chooses. 10 seemed Il was necessary o.
provide in the rules tha; tire Furg hsser
should De only such person az was salts
factory 10 All the heirs
rh.s is said to De one ~ the strong
points relied upon by the laavers re-
tained by persons Who bought lard ua-
der the old rules and they claim that
the department has given them their tfst
argument fn recognizing that the indian
absolutely controls the land and the sif
nation and that he alone can select and
choose his own buyer This. they ciain1.
Is a square recognition Of their position.
that when The Indians who own the iitie
made 2 contract under The 0id raie snd
gned deeds fes the land. fhey selected
ard approved ire buyer they wanted ard
that in the absence Il ems fraud ire de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
FOUL PLAY
is FEARED
AT LEN0RA
Former Postmaster at FOun-
tain Fled From Home
WITH LITTLE DAUGHTER
Fears Entertained That the
Girl Is Dead.
WITH LITTLE DAUGHTER

T.enora, O. T, Dec. sc. C. Humber,
formerly postmaster at Fountain, in this
county, was few days ago charged with
a most revolung crime. His 15-year-old
daughter accused him of being guilty OF
ircest and now both ne and the girl are
missing The Lenora Leader tells the
balance of the story as follows:
when accused OF the crime the father
tried to put 1t off on the girls brother.
This brought about trouble between
1ather and son and on berg questioned
1he daughter ex0nerated her brother and
directly accused her father. Humber,
then becoming scared, hitched up his
team, and taking his daughter with him.
drove north. on the way he stopped at
the home Of his married daughter and
told her he was going 10 Kansas after
a load Of apples. in a rev days he re-
turned without either the daughter or the
apples.
.He told his older daughter that he
had, left The girl with ner grandmother
H. Missouri He stayed at home only one
GAY, and gathered together all the money
he could, he started off again. The fam
fIy became suspicious and telesraphed
the grand-mother in Missouri. and re-
ceived word that neither The father nor
daughter had been there. A search was
begun at once. but no clue has been found
Of Humber or the girl. and foul play is
feared. Should Humber be caught it VIII
SO hard with him. as the people are
greatly stirred up over The matter. Hum
her is about 50 years old. He formerly
bad @ store at FouuJain and was post
master. lie has a wife and large fam
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OF the robbing of r. w. Campbell by
two soldiers. The News says:
''HeIow. pardner" said two soldiers
to r w Campbell yesterday afternoon
ore mile this side of Fort Sill just as
the sun was getting ready to so to bed.
The two young Samites then crawled up
On the wagon seat beside Mr.. Campbell
and began to ask questions about how
much money he had and what his bus
mess was on the reservation.
Finally one of the soldiers told Campbell
that he was violating the law by sell
ing poultry inside the reservation. and
ound up by taking his pocketbook
having in it one dollar and fifty cents.
A gold watch went the same way, and
then the two soldiers came to attention
and marched away, leaving their victim
V wondering --Ow it all happened
He came to town and reported the mat
ter to the officers. This morning the VIC
tim and Undersheriff Goff went to Fort
sill and will try to locate the bold bad
hishwaymen.
War on scrofula is declared by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Remember. Hoods sar-
saparilla cures.
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ORIENT IN TERRITORY
Track WiII he Laid 10 Cherokee by
February I.

Guthrie. 0. T., Dee. S.-The progress Of
the Orient railroad is recorded in the
Cherokee Orient as follows: W. c. Ed
wards of the Orient railroad was in town
Tuesday on business. Mr. Edwards said
work on the ChiSaskia bridge was pro-
crossing satisfactorily. and he thought it
E-culd be completed in about ten days.
Track would be laid TO Milton on the
Denver. Memphis aud Atlantic about
nine miles from the Harper county line,
and then they propose to build south to
Fairview. Mr.. Edwards thought the rails
should be laid into Cherokee by the first
of February.
rte informed us that track laying would
htsin soon az Lone Wolf. a large con-
signment of rails having been shipped to
that point last week. The track would be
lid south to Altus, in Greer county.
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GUS. SAUR-=G. VAN WERDEN

tie sIeft on the noon train for a brief
visit to points in Texas, after which they
win reside in this city
The citizeas Of Alva are contemplating
the extension OF the present works
system and from The sentiment that
now prevails one would think that bonds
viii soon be voted for this purpose.
The handsome residence Of J. D. Carter
on College avenue is nearing completion,
and when finished VIII be the most ele-
giant ana expensive home in the city.
ne Northwestern Home Building as
sociation, which was recently chartered
by local capital. is netting with hearty
support and many contracts have already
been taken. fhose holding first num-
bers are soon to have houses erected IN
this city by the association.
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CATTLE BUYERS IN BEAVER
Some Fine samples or stock 20 TO
Iowa and Missouri.

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. S-Oklahoma is fur
nishing the states with fine stock for ex-
periments- The Guymon, Beaver county.
Herald says that last week the XN ranch
sold TO a. L. Cook of the Iowa Expert
mental Station. az Odebolt Ia fourteen
cars of 2-year-eld whiteface steers. These
steers viii be fed and handled "A the
state Of Iowas experiment station. Also
T. r p. Sotham. the great Hereford
breeder Of ChHlicothe. No. was here
and purchased six cars OF Xxx Hereford
whitefaoe calves at the same time II
NJ stonebreaker attended personally 80
the sale. delivery and shipment OF the
cattle
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partncnf cannot deprive sh- la1ians rs
have al tire flshts ~ uhHs sffi.Ha a1
der recent aeta 20 eenar.sa. frem masiaf
contracts ard saies fo -nt person shgu
they elect So approve Tne pes f'
seems to confess this ro'nf aua b. Ieea
90 thaagh fhs ian1s aifssf soid sr frr
zare ta be hsl9 b ihe mra who aeash
them ln soad fath
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
BRYAN WILL
Former Democratic Leader VIII
visit Blackwell.

Guthrie. O r.. Dec. S-Ths Blackwell
News saws lhat Hon. vHiam = Bran
les written President Boauch4ur. u
the BAPTIST college ,hat b. n1s ac-e ted
tie invitation to lecture h-r. at tlacaze eil
under the auspices ~ tae college,. aad
has a1ea the Gate for the eva'ng Z
M0ndsy. December r. The iectase VIII
Es delaered in the opera house and ID 3
az assured fact lhat the eFa house l
he packed to as armcst cat Gas - th--
occasion.
Reserved seats win b. N sale - th
L. 81 = drus srora. aud Dc IS s1fe e. say
-rat those who eaateHriafs attend as
,lis lecture hzd better see-re tar
carly. otherwise fheE VII -at 9e -
rata admission .1te tha oTr-1 n1
t-r6o-ttesiv 's7at.frs
other towns IN the oasairg aoe
c--,-ra 7-re th r uas
rcrt-oe II ,he n f~T ttw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
BIG BUNCH OF INDIANS.
Brought From Mississippi for Choc-
taW rolIn1ent

Ardmore. T. IT,. Dee. S.-Early yesterday
moralns D. p. hudson am attorney Of
This city. came in from Meridian. Miss,
having ip his charge thirty-four Choc-
taw Indians. who ne hopes TO get on the
Indian rolls and secure anotments for
them.
These people are an OF ore family and
while they all claim indian blood there
are 100 fullbloods among them.
T E Griffin and his wife Eliza. is
graud-mother. grcat-grand-father aud
mother of the balance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
Ea'iEa F1aago
AfaGHGay55Ga !
Now Lease of Life for al Iowa
P0stmaStors

Postmaster r. Il. Randall, Dunlap. "a,
savs: I suffered from Indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years. Finally l tried
Kodol. [ soon knew l had found what
I had long looked Tor. an better today
than in years. Kodol gave me new
lease of life. Anyone can have my af-
fidavit TO the truth Of this statement.
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system TO assimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health.
godoE makes You Strong.
Prepared only by z. C. DEWITT & Co, Chicago
The 81. boIsle contslnSSzs Lines tASss'c' SA@s's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
The house is made bright and coy
with
DIAMOND DYES

Pillow and table covers, curtains,
portieres, afghans, tides and chair
coverings, may be dyed beautiful and
artistic coloTs.
Direction book and Is dyed samples free.
DIAMOND DYES. Burlington, Vt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Guth-e D. T. De1 s-Fise Wiaasid
r.rnctG tle eonlia laucc q . survey 1rcin
Uinasld Aan. snto Tho Usage reserve
utn. Oklahoma s. distance % ahout lie
p ues- Tais The revival o. 81 Old Pian
under q hals1S charter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
and two terrible operations avoided. Mrs.
Emmons and Mrs Coleman each tell
how they were saved by the use Of.
Lydia E. Pinl1ham's Vegetable ConpondE,

DEAR lRs fSKHAI II pleased with resulls obtained
T. finkhau's rv
and privilege to write you about
i suffered for with ovarian troubles cs
ing an unpleasant dcAarge weakness and times iainress
WOULD come over me which of medicine
seemed TO correct Your Vegetable Compound fo s
however Nlh lew weeks and saved from
all my troubles had disappeared, and found
and we'll Words fail TO describe the true grateful elh at
and suffering
daily with me- ediines You know nothing about m
MANS vegetable Compound, take IS il
different woman IN short tne"Rs. LAURA EloN Walker
Vile
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DRUMMERS APE LIABLE


Tus &-5u hTm1-f
arHrHucel t-GaF ta-t arts or 3sm-
rsrs for Hassey heases taAaS rs
1icn uu6sr ar aw ihe SINE as lat-
ffe SAYS sht aar sch ne-ses r
t,f7rs hin ser tri-s eH - eai-h na
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5-zaa r-ts q 8l9erert asa e4cu ~
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g -. SS X - R a.
s,,.,s,. a Ih3 klnd i.g Hzya ,'HaB Ealr
<aNHIZIN<lx
ANNUAL SCARE IS ON
OkIahomsn- Fearing Lack OF Feed
for Their Cattle

TOT thfht atAic--
Guthrie. o. T. Dee S.-1he stock scare
in the uew country has besn started. as
Is evidence from The following Cherokee
item: Wiahm Brown returned from a
brought back with MIN aoops forty po1ies
that DE b0usht there He reports fed
scarce in thai c9uatry and stock liaile to
sufer K the winter should prove 60 De-
ers-rra
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SOLDIERS TOUCH CAMPBELL
Uncle SANS Brave Heroes Guilty of
Highway Robbery.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. S.-The Lawtor
News gives an account in the last issue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

blood ard system TIE ulce- heals rz.l-
railv and TeTl1ia1crst-
AL ulcers. even TIE smallest, should Be
iookeS uoon " 3 suspicion and treated
promptly before they become calce-oas
:. :. :. Is q purely vegel1ble remedy. q
pcrfect blood pa-s6er. azd al iuvsgorating
tonic. Vrige for or free book CT Cancer.
Tie Swifl Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
BROKE UP THE GANGS
Mitchell O'Esriea Does Ssme Good
work Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City. O. IT,. Dec. S-The Ok
lahoman, ip its last issue. said:
"Nihln hye days of the last week
OBuen. the reelected shesiG of Okla
homa county has broken up TWO OF the
worst bands of horse thi~fes n Okla
homa Territory and has effected the ar
rest of ten persons charged with horse
stealing among the lisl being Lee Eller-
icz. Charles PoyeL printer by the
name of Eellew. who was brought back
80 this city from Joplin; Frank Gibson.
vh7 Was arrested at El Reno yesterday
end released by habeas corpus proceed
iIgs; walter Frye, who has for several
years conducted "a livery stable in Okla
homa City The son OF prominent coun-
e. official is listed for arrest and also
tho son of % prominent druggist in this
county.
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S s--------~--------rz,-s--.s- g
e. q nee TOCS
.=i.:::. si.:: {. :sss 5s:.== -: = !: Ulcers

look Ike ordinary sores and are usually
treated as such, some simple salye, wash
or powder being used l. the hope OF dry
ing them up and stopping the discharge;
but while the place may temporarily scao
over. Il again inhames and Testers, be
coming IS bad or worse than ever. After
awhile the deadly poison beg rs 70 eat
into The surrounding flesh and the sore
spreads With m iglltful Tapidity. Then the
sharp shooting pains, which distinguish
the caucerous from the Common ulcer,
are felt, and khe unfortunate patient IS
brought face 10 face with the most dread
ed o. ali 1ral1lics. q generous ulcer.
Whenever an ulcer os any kind IS slow
IN healing il should Dc closely watched,
particularly # there IS Al inherited pre-
disposition TO cancer Often times ma
iignsut. stubborn ulcer starts from @ boil,
1Fart. mole. b-Iise, Blister cr pi-1ple, for
when TIE blood IS tainted and tie germs
and seeds q cancer e-e l-1plauted Il TIE
system, E5s cannot tel Wien nor V-heTe
the dc1l-y Pc son S solug 10 breaS CIT.
5. :. \. cures tlese c1ucerc rs UlCe-s AID
chronic sores. byc-lvlug or o. lie s. stem
all tie r i ari unhealthy matter tl-at
keeps tie uicer i-r.tale1 ard disclaT-i-lg.
Il D.sTilics AID strengthens the b.cod,
enabling / 70 throw OF thc germs aid
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ing the further fer
nation Ct c1u C cr
cells. ard when al
l-ru-,iis.s have heeu
removed from the
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Your 1russist viii refund your money if
FAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure ring
worm letter, old ulcers and sores, pimples
and blackheads or the face, and an skin
diseases. So cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

War on scrofula is declared by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Remember. Hoods Sar-
sapa ariIla cures
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-16
iIrls, Milo hats al mo Racket.

Girls sailor hats at The Racket.
You can buy carpets Of l.. Il. Fuller
IS Go.
Hot or cold baths furnished at Wind.
sor's Barber shop.
The Jackson House front is receiv-
ing new coat OF paint.
New line of the latest style mounts
at c. G. Iolden's art studio.
Young pigs, six weeks old, wanted.
Enquire at the Hotel Jackson.
A new line Of Drew-Selby shoes for
summer wear Mt +. Il. Fuller d Co.'S.
w. W. Adams IL showing fine line
of hammocks this year. Call and see
them.
Richard Tehan, brother of Mrs. Jas.
Monaghan, is the new clerk in Grant
Holden's drug store.
Mrs. Campbell, of Lynn, has been
quite low for the past few weeks but Is
now on the improve.
Charley Hartman is no longer con-
nected with +. +. Pratts barber shop.
He expects TO so to Battle Creek to
work.
Dan Ferguson has had his ice wagon
repaired by putting on new top. The
first delivery of ice was made Tuesday
morning.
The excursion to Detroit Sunday was
quite we'll patronized. Several from
Yale went 10 Port Huron and Detroit
to visit for the day.
Fry the new remedy for costiveness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price, -
cents. For sale by Grant Holden.
When you need that nice single har-
noes or lap duster remember that
Rounds 4 NanCamp have good stock
both IN hand made and factory made.
\ novel feeling of leaping. bounding
impulses goes through your body. You
feel young, act young and are young
after taking Rocky Mountain Tea. IS
co... Grant Holden.
Report has il that G. l.. Clarke is TO
again take charge Of the Grand Trunk
ticket Office at Port Huron. lie has n
long list OF friends who will be glad 20
see the prophecy fulfilled.
Three barns, all in about the same
ueighb0Fh0Od, we're raised during the
past week. I'd Sheehy, sam Edgerton
and Jas. Newell are the prosperous
farmers who own the new barns.
james Blackford has purchased the
brick house on Mill street, of his father
and moved therein. Charlie Blnckford
who occupied the house, has moved
with his family into the adjoining
house.
Myron Arnold and Ira Goheen have
been busy this week building n neat
veranda 90 the front Of the Mathews
dwelling corner OF Kenniiick and Me.
chauic streets. When the house i.
painted and the lot graded il will be
about as fine a residence property AZ
can be found I'm Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-16

New wash silks at Wallace Ballen-
tines.
Hired girl wanted at once at Hotel
Jackson.
Fresh breakfast foods at Wallace
Ballontine's.
You can find anything you need in
muslin underwear 30 T.. y. Fuller 4
COS.
The front of the Corner Drug Store
Of Mathews * Wight has just received
n fresh coat OF paint.
Disc Harrow for sale-For further
particulars and price call on or address
David Eshleman, Yale.
For Sale-A cheap work horse. Will
sell or exchange for stock. Enquire of
L. II Parkinson one mile west of Yale.
Strayed to the premises Of George
b. Mosher 3 miles west of Yale on Tues
day, May 9th, one sorrel pony. Owner
can have same by paying charges.
Miss Doda Turcott, recently of Bay
City, would like few scholars in IN
strumental music. For further par
ticulars please call at The Racket. 5ltf
Mother, Yes one package makes two
quarts of baby medicine. See direc-
tons. There Is nothing just rs good
for babies and children as Rocky Noun
tain Tea. SO cts. Grant Holden.
Taxidermy is speciality c. G.. Hol-
den has taken up of late. Those de-
string such work can get II done at
reasonable prices. A few fine speci-
mems for sale cheap.
Evans Il Knapp, butchers, bought
four yearlugs on Wednesday of Levi
Donnenworth, Fremont township, that
tipped the scales at Ito pounds. Mr..
Donnenworth keeps high grade of
Durhams and does not stint them on
food either.
According 20 the Port Huron Daily
Times Register OF Deeds Spain +.
Pearce announces that he will not be
candidate for denomination next fall.
He thinks when man has served two
terms he has had his share and that
the good things should be passed
around.
Judge Law took day oil Thursday
and came 20 Yale both on business
and pleasure. The Judge has been
kept steady at work since his appoint
ment and needs rest although he has
strong constitution and can stand
lots OF work. Ills many Yale friends
were pleased to see him.
VIM. V. Andreae has disposed of the
entire piece of property lying north of
the railroad which he purchased n
short time ago. ID. Mckenzie has Sc
cured . acres, the Canning factory
about acres and the balance 10
acres has been purchased by VIM.
Blackford who will start brick yard
soon. 10 is claimed by experts that
the clay on this property Is the finest
for brick making they have ever seen.
Biliousness Is condition character.
lied by n disturbance Of the digestive
organs. The stomach Is debilitated,
the liver torpid the bowels constipated.
There Is a lOathing OF TODD, pain in the
bowels, dizziness, coated tongue and
vomiting, first OF the undigested or
partly undigesied food and then of bile.
Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tab
lets allay the disturbances of the stom-
ach and create n healthy appetite.
hey also tone up the liver to healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain TO be much
pleased with the result. For sale by
Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-16

Holden Lumber Co.
Rounds Is NnnCamp
Walker * Middleton
one hundred fifty new wrappers at
+. h. Fuller * Co.'S.
Boys straw hats all styles and prices
from 10 cts. mp at The Racket.
BE sure and see our patent leather
oxford at SL50. T.. Il. Fuller q Co.
Regular communication Of Brock
way Lodge, +. n 4. NJ. ut Masonic Hall
next Thursday evening, May %. Work
on NJ. VI. degree.
The annual convention of the sixth
district ST. Clair County Sunday School
Association will be held Mt the First
Presbyterian church in Marine City,
May %.
On May 80 Decoration day will be
observed by the G.. A. Il. post and citi-
zens, as usual. All flowers should be
handed in to the committee at the hall
by 9a.m
The c. +. society of the NJ. 4. church
will give a 10 cent ice cream and cake
social in the building of Alfred Goheen
on Main street, Friday evening, May
%. All invited.
Don't waste your money on worthless
limitations of Rocky Mountain Tea. Get
the genuine made only by the Madison
Medicine Co. A great family remedy.
80 cts. Grant Holden.
About fifteen little friends of Master
Kenneth Lacy helped him TO celebrate
his fourth birthday on Monday. The
tots enjoyed themselves immensely
a.
amusements provided by their hostess
Mrs. Lacy. After most tempting sup
per they were all sent safely home.
From Elizabeth, West Virginia,
comes the Kanawha News, giving in
formation of s. G.. Bettes' whereabouts.
The COW boy preacher, as he Is called
there, is speaking every night, some
times in a church, sometimes in the
court house, and the News mentions
him as being an able, eloquent and
convincing pulpit orator.
Wharton & Co. delivered several
Champion binders and mowers last
Saturday. Dinner was served mt Bart
McNulty's Hotel dc Martin 10 the per-
sons who purchased the machines.
Charley Hayes was the lucky one 20
draw the prize of n drying harness.
All departed for their homes i'm the
afternoon feeling pleased with their
purchases.
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave, oyer knill's drug store, Port HUI
ron, will be at "The Paisley Hotel
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
Of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be Friday, June 18th.
lie will be I'm his Port Huron Office
every day In the month except Fridays.
jess Roadway, one Of Ynle's popular
and prominent young men. has nc.
cepted n position az salesman with
smyth d strafiin, implement dealers
of CrOswell, and left here Monday
morning TO report for duty. jess has
held similar situation with Mcintyre
n Harris for the past three or -four
years and won many friends by his
courteous and pleasant manner, all of
whom will wish him every success pos.
sible In his new position. lie dropped
IN before leaving and ordered the TX.
positor sent TO his address.