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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
SCANDAL IN
NOME COURT
acriao DISTRICT ATTORNEY
eRIessY 10 REMOVED FROM
OFFICE

Il think this grand jury was IL
legally drawn-that Il was tobbed
bind lobbed for a special purpose. /
Eiaoiine 20 present any further mat
fers 20 this grand jury. ! refuse to
90 before them any further, and ]
move their discharge
This was the statement that Act
sssx n.s.ssst AsssfsaF George =
Grignby made concerning the federal
grand jury AZ Nome. May .. IN
Judge Mooress court Mr.. CTiEsby
was given two days In which 80
Eubrsantiats his charges. He made
no attempt 10 do 10. merely stating
that he had nothing 20 say. and
Judge Moore removed him from Of
fee. appoinfong John L. Mcoinu IN
Ills stead.
District Attorney Melvin erigzht
Jeff Nome last NoveTn Der. expecting
10 return IN tho spring During his
sbsence. his son, George GriKaby.
was requested by the court 70 act
IS district attorney.
In the examination Of the Jolly
fnnrder case 0rigsby and his assist
ant. l. y. Orton. were excluded from
fhe jury room This action on the
part ~ the grand jury ~as sh>
origin ~ GrlRaby's charges. II Wes
charged that he was willing 10 10 70
extremes to procure the discharge ~
the grand jury M order 20 prevent
the return Of an indictment against
Jelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
MARINE MONSTERS
FOUGHT TO DEATH
Passengers of Steamship Topeka Witnessed San
guinoy Battle OF Sea

th~ latter ~oaid rise oas ~ the water.
Thea tha f'thraahnr woaid lamp
completely out u the sea. aad spin
nias around GA It's head fue q few
accoaas. until u bad the had - tbs
whale located. Il wouid deae~fsd with
q splash that looked like = bgiifiu9
tappliax into The sra ard strtks the
whale The latter vsuia thsn starr
q scssnd. ~ aixe. bat the swordfisis
would prod u fron underneath until
a rusa oat the uatsr 20 again be struck
by the sthrnsnns"
This was rrtsesssd time and tine
aeain. fhs nalse % ths fight being
iosid saaaeh q - heard fer miles
Eventually the whale began - spout
streams % blood and as the combat.
ants pAssed cut q sight hts awkward
niatians became fssbiar and frsbisT.
Eash fights ars not % All aucomfnon
1ut Il = ssieafe that they are seen
This swgrdfiah and the sthrashsr'
work Together e destroy the wsAle.
The whale IN ths fisht We saw was ~
the hufn pnack variety. which IL cnut-
mon IN Ssrth Pacific waters. Ths
'thrashss' t. a fIsh about D feet Ions
with a body larger On circumference
than that II a harne -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

saw the anrry. white face which
Shared nt mo. ! had 90 hold the back
~ chair. FOR mf mind was failing
mo ana my knees would hardly bear
me up Ilut then ! took courage az J
reflected that waH an honorable sen.
tismaH. aHd that my whole llfs hhl
been spent IN tpiiiuH FOR ihiH man ana
Tor MY beloved country
"Hire." snid !, and ihs tsafH would
tflekie down my checks whilst !
aapho. when YOU are dealing with
man like mo YOU would fnd u wiser
10 deal openly Had I known that t9n
wished tie dispatch 10 fail into the
hands u che enemy. ! would have seen
that ~ came there. As I believed that
{ NnH a. guard H. / WAS prepared %
sacrifice my iifa fof a. ! 30 not DO
liayo sire. that any man IA the wofid
eYur met with mere tolls aud pefllH
than J have done IA ffYing e. carry
uut what I thought was your will"
! dashed the tears from M eyes a.
! spoke end with such fire nhd spirit
a. oeaia command ! save him an
account of u an. % fay 1aah through
Scissors. my brush Uifh The dragons,
my adventure IN aenlla. my fseonife
with Count uoutkihe in thr eeliaf ms
disguise. my meeting with the eaHFnfh
efficaf. my faht aud how - tie lest
moment / was nearly cat down - o.
French dragon, This emperor Hef IN
Ter aud Mcdonald ifstsnsd With aston.
ishmeHt an thrir faaes When ! had
finished. Napoleon stepped forward
and he piHrhsd me 3D. the eaf.
'-fhefs fhafaf said be. FurHet any
fhinH which I have said ! would have
d1ua better a. trust you. iau may
ao."
I iHfHsa 30 ihs aasf and NJ hand
Nas upon the handle when the otn
Hafar called upon me g. atop.
You Nil see. raid 10. turning 20
tho duke If Tursntum. that nrlKas
dior Gerard has Che special medal ~
honor faH ! believe that u b. haa
the thiekast head he has also the
ntguteat heart ~ ma army
fThs and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
SHE'S OUR
ANNIE
Police wELeoaE MISS a.
ROONEY BACK TO JAIL

Well " there isn't Annie again -
Haid Police Captain Ward. AZ the pa
troll Wagon rolled ~ 10 the police
station last night. loaded with Annie
Rosnsy Annie was alaa loaded.
Home again. said Annie. I've
stayed IN that county jail fnf three
months and needed a change
ike the Iaii down here better. any
way
Then Annie started 10 sing. and
was only Induced % quit when
threatened with straight jacket
Annie Rooney ftnrHh~d serving a
a-AAy sentence - sh= easss SAL
yesterday. County Jallsr Mcleod
sel@shcae4 20 sise ise!ie= - ssssAs 3
place for her. AZ she wssla unsogh, .
efiiy lard IN the city jail before a
day had passed
with an awful load ~ teudeFioin
beverages. but happy as lark. An
ME was found last night by Patrol
men tsndwchf and Hubbard. and
sent 20 the city JAN.
with Kitty Bird She spent the
right In the jail. and friendship
which ths bars of two prisons had
severed for three months, wns re-
newsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

had ali been buried and I could see
changes IN the camp also. The aois
diara locked hattar cared for some
OF the cavalry had received "a
mounts and everything Nas la %
eellent order. II was wonderful what
a good general can effect Ia e9upis
% days.
whsa / cams 20 tho headauartffs
! was shown straight int the cmH
pcfurs rom. lie was drinxinE eaf=
FOO ct writing table. Rith big
plan drawn out on paper IN front u
hin nerthier and Mcdonald wrre
laaniaa. one over each shoulder. ana
he Waa talking - quiehiY that
don't believe that sishsr ~ thsm could
catch half u shat ne vas saying
Hot whom hin eyes fell upon me be
dropped the pen on tho chart ana he
spfsus up with lock IN HE pale face
Witt EtFuca me cold
~ hat the dues ar you doing hrrsF
hs shouted When ha Was anHry he
had a voice lite peacock
= have che haHaF a. report 30 yoa.
sire said I. that hax. delivered
yoss dispatch safely 20 tbs kinE ~
spain .
what he yelled. and his two
eysa frensfiard me like haYnnets
on. thens dreadful eyes. uhiftinS from
gray g. blue like steel ~ the auushlns.
-an see them nov When have
bad dream.
what has become q cafpsntioff'
be aHAsd
rHs = captured" said noronaid
ny whom"
'-f'h4 Russians
Tie gnsy.aeks
"No. = sinels cesabck %
"ils Eafe himself apr
without resistance
lite l. Hn Intelligent officer Yee
plil SO that the medal Of honor is
asafsled 90 hita e
whsn heard those voaas I haa
20 ruh my eyes "a make assrs that !
was asaks.
"Aa % you.s erisd ths emperor
takiaK = stsp forward a. n he would
have a4fiick me ssYeH tfaiu - a hkfs.
shat o. you think that yea we're sent
upon this mission fort De fau cpns
ruiYs that would send really I'm
pnftant message - such hand -
yours and thruash ever FiiiAks Which
tbs anrnay holds Hos rea came
through thrm pAs@ss ms eanpFehsHs
slaH. has n sesls fslisu messenger haa
hsd bat a. little sense aa yea ms
Whole plan - campaign wauid have
nous that thss message asntAtnsA
false Hssa ana that u vas inirnasf
% dsrsive the ensny whilut ! Pat
sesF different . hsrns tnts sn~s1tionf
" hen ! heard these cruel uesds Ane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Esusrnl has taken
pas popular hoed and simplify the
r a veAeiy
Of deceive Sho has right 70
tnow faseeooe that Ia
suiasibie
permissible seotdnE this theory include those 'ea
b dstense Thus he says A VIE
Iandssy wftasss IA sw eear' may lie he
have contestant
Ah-ld and lie 70 tbs enemies
bis country his safety Il concerned Ana
az Ties he a property so-eAiless
In tsrrnisshe+ Shsnsver IL 10
sners truth
the lies that real
touna and
The attempt white lies and
tArk somewhat for distinguished
general attempt show
thai ain~-ts d told iawtnable
truthasss have aSayH been
allowed plead Not Eaiy Without
net haNins
Elisabeth and attn being sonnnsd
~ eaths ouly.
- ATsrent from she
theasan
ana aspect neither lesaL
In
The liars fa-
a and
tn Who has
tcaur.s quality for usefulness. a.tfrsspcct
tsna content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

A rmnxasnary hattie between Dep sea
ananstrrs IN xhich a whale was kilisd
o. ~thfasher. aided - = sNexdfish.
s-as witnessed b. the officers u th-
Pacific ceasf Steamship eosupafig =
city % Topeka pn the trip Just cosn-
tgaf@d ~ that vessel The battle waH
Esusht a. tn entrsncs Il Qaesu Char
lasss sossna when ft waa over ths
satef fur several hunarsd ysrais
araand wAs rsa with hi9od A. ths
end ~ an hours ssruarie The whale
had b~en varsslshed ~ hts two adver
sxrte~. who probably thsu proceeded
a. sferossr tn league ard other ehestgs
portions u the monsters bofy.
The conflict vas IN progress during
The whole time the Topeka was paAa-
inx the sesne and Ascending n ths
offlcsr- II THE steamer Sc fierce char
sctsr canaat - adequately d~scrfhsd
n wsres f1rsf officer J 3 La~rssses
IN telling q II said
The .uorfftsh was rot visible DUR
Ing ths fiEht. bat frpfn what I knoN o.
similar battles Il b. prabaiiis that hs
uns underneath the water engaged
b. pru,lsling she whale EVER time the
sword u the flah which IL generally
y or "a feat long struck the monster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

CContinued from Yesterday
We'll. the road VAS clear. and
about ) o'clock IN the afternoon |
was az 81 penln. though q took me
= iunE two hours to Wut ffatH there
60 Paris. Tor tn Rad was blocked
With cafnuissafiat wagons and suns
/ % the artillery reserve, which was
suins uoFtA.to Mafnlanl ana Mafiier,
/ Nou cannot conceive tho excitement
which my appearance Ia such eiss.
tune made tn Paris and when
came to tho Hue Dc Rivoll I should
think l had a quarter - a mite %
/ falk ridlnE nr running behind me-
word had Hot aispus from the Ora
Eaona ftao OF whom had cente with
mel. ard every body anew about ny
adventures and how ! come b. my
uniform u WAS a tfi0nph -mes
shouting and Wnmeu waving their
handkasehisfn and blowing kisses
from the windows
Although I am man sinauiafiy
free from euncett. stiii ! must con
fees thai. on thta one osHasion.
could not restrain myself from show
ting that this fsfcsption Mrsssfied me.
The Russian coat had hung Nsfy
loose upon ne. has nnw I threw out
my chest until " was as Tight AZ
sausage skin. And my little sweet
heart OF mare toasea hpf fnane and
pa ~ea with her trent he-fr. frisainG
her tail about ae though she said.
We've dans u together thiz time.
1t is 90 un that commissions should
be tntrant~d~ When ! Kissed her
between the nostrsis as ! dissnenntrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

NJ the gate of tho 1Silieflea. there
letln hhd been read from the Grand
Army.
was hardly In costume 90 visit a
king, but, after all. II one has n
selaierly nsnfe one can 90 without
all that | WIS shown up straight
away 10 Joseph. whom ! had often
seen IN Spain. lie seemed as stout,
a. quiet aud aH afniabie as ever
Talieyfand WAS IN the room with
him. % I suppose I should call him
the duke of hancvvntu, but I fsanfesn
that l like old names tant He read
my letter when Joseph huona pa II y
handed u 10 him. and then he booked
Al me WITH the atiansssi ekpfsss.eH
Ia those funay little, twinklifiF eyes
Of his.
Were ,ea the only msssehru p
he asked.
There ves one other. sir. saIi I
Major Chsspentier Of the iiofFf
tire madeira
ne has not yot arrived. said tho
II you had seen the iegs Of his
hsrse. sire. yea would not wendsf a.
1T remarked
There NAV be other ~ kznna. :"
81 "a TRffnyrHnd. and he save that
singular smile % his.
Well they aaid me a compliment
af two. though ih@s lsht have said
koad deal niDrs and yet have said
Too little / bowed nyHnlf out. and
very glad ! VAS 10 E~i away, feF
hate a cnurt a. nueh - ] love
camp. Away / went "a nv old friend
ghanhrff rs the ftue AlromaHnii.
a.ss there | got hts hussar unifoFta.
which ntted me very well Ito and
Lisstts and I supp~d together IA hia
rootnn. and an my dangers were for
gotten Ia the m0fuiak found We
iatta ready Toe another g0-ieaEus
stretch II VAS my intention 10 re-
tura instantly Co the efnpsfofH
headquarters. foF I was as YOU may
well imaslas. impatient to hear bic
words ~ praise and 60 receive ms
reward
need not say that rode haeh BY
a safe route for l HAD na~n quite
enough ~ tihians and rossNchs
passed through Meaux ana ChAt~an
Thisrgy. aaa - in the sFsniaE ar
rived st ifnaiins. Nheyo NApaieon
was still iYtnx The tnstsss ~ our
fellows and n Sc Pres~t'H Russians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
FEUDIST GOES
ON WARPATH

LEX ffsfi'Ttfss. ny. June fiat
toHney Noble. esFunsei for the nRrEis
faction. attacked Wakeou. a news
paper mar here. this morning. and
u nos at the police station. lie
WAS elected from the Phoenix hotel
last Night when he read an ae-
count Of the circumstance this morn .
Ing he took the warpsth and attaeh :
ed Wasson. uhe ably defended him-
self until byHtandera tuteTfsfed. Ne.
bic escaped. bu; later became intox =
icated and was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
WHAT BECOMES OF
TIE dIRL GRADUATES


equal intelligence gsnted hat
hbk ke eprrph him In men
rhrfeh a ehRngci
worlds appreciation ~ her ability
schools Of the country women
leaser the stars
and lonesome mah were al
credentials TOT membership de-
pended candidates standing IN eolvae studhs
graduates somebody ASKS
majority of thsm parade thst "e'ls
eulos With Diploma and
fine wives and mothers
60 happy homs hfn Just
win we'd seme hts fellow who has ErHn-
nacs paralysis hta hts lame pFs
every tim" N hrf We
plsnd would fame IN bits letters ana
hft Is real fr dream
Mas perfect. dream
the dresser drawer wi' IN"
babfs nrt shoes ana tire eSsi That vas
AL ras - hss romans They
o that be lived over IN neuorf
afeFuooU when the children are ou' ~
steals to the ehAR ami LOOKS
her wouldn't DO that WIS nature rht
Is when the letters
cad al safe htdins
rvrrs m what msh' have
uniS destiny nlannd aha her he ssy ea
ef the college girs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

OvERW HELMED
By AVALANCHE

GENEVA. June 77.--The news wa.
received today Of a catastrophe at
PhyzbiaH. whore ~ scholars and two
masters OF the high school Of
Zurich. while on an instruction tour.
were caught BY an avalanche. One
master and seven scholars were in
stantiY killed. Two others wers
badly Injured. Zurich parties are
now searching for the bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

WOULD Kill
ALL JEWS

LONDON. June IA dispatch
from Odessa states that the police
have seized all copies Of n lithc-
Rraphed appeal to tho citizens OF
Bessara hia 10 finish the work begun
AZ klshinef and clean out all Jews
The appeal says the warnings OF the
governor are not TO be taken serI-
Ouaiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
GIVES BONDS

WHATCOM. wn.. June 7T.-@H. ~.
John. who stands convicted Of en-.
bezxiinE the funds Of tho Neandi-
navian bank 81 this city. was re-
leased on 5000 bail this morning.
He has been In the county Jail near
~ IS mantha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
SURE CURE EnR Pills

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching this form. as well rs
blind, bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by Or. Bo-san-ho's Pile
Nemedy, stops itching and bleed
lnH Ahsorbs tumora, soc Jar, at
druggists, or sent by mail Trea tiss
Ifee. write me about your case. br
hoAa nho philadelphia, Pa. For sale
az the Quaker Drug Co. l0ia Flrat
avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
JURORS SCARCE

HAMILTON. Ohio. June FIT r.
nov conceded to be Impossible ~ se-
cure ~ Jury 70 try Stranger Knapp
before Monday. only II men have
been accepted subject 10 pcrcmptgry
challenge out 81 100. The fourth
vsnire ~ 50 men are being examined
tohay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

~ Denver. Jhy sth 20 Iath. only
fst foe the flEnd trip. TieEets on
sale july sth ana sth. The North
crn Pacific has beer designated the
official route and is npp prepared 10
make sieeuiuE car reservations Tor
this trip. 1irkets aad ali f4ariieu-
iarH AZ - r. city oftlev Seattle. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
ABOVE THE DEAD LINE

Emma Chevronx and Margaret
Beeaufaud were ARRESTED by CITY
IBeteettvea Hubbard and Freeman
iaat night On a charge u conducting
house Of ~ fame AZ the corner Of
Fourth avenue and Main street, out
side Of the restricted district.
The Cheroux woman waH released
on $50 bail and the other woman al
lowed to so on putting up ~.
a---s==aS.=------
90 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

NEW YORK. Jane G.-ssseeiail
Miss Itsrrist sehAae, a pretty
slsopNiff. b about 10 begin suit
against Mr.. Colgate Hoyf. eife %
payment IT = 80 reward On
April J Mfa HoYs Inst her - 90
string ~ pearls with Diamond
clasp. Miss Hchade. sseiuE the NECK
lace. picked q up and nat estsefuiuE
u az VaIushis as her o. cent ems.
earrieaNiy threw 4 to pns side To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

1T. JOSEPH. Mo, June 1.-THE
freight handlers on the MissouEi Pa
cts. Great western @ffsf ffoseN fa-l
land roads. struck this morning for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

The Northern Pacific has Arranged
for specially low rates. both ope way
and round trip. Go All Eastern POINTS
n you are planning trip. call ht the
~. =. city office. Seattle and W. VIII
be pleased TO make ali afranKelnents
for you. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

the drawer ef her drr@ser. 4 fstsud.
hoNws e.. easasetea Rz worth ana y
n ~ taken % an expert a ho placed
= value - - 90 upau g. t-utstrstsA /.
tiua rriaund in the hufuhts eehads
haEne AZ having such = Taiaabie ~ E
sieia IN tltelf nasfsr.
Learning IN \ few asYs That - 49,
iunEed 10 Mrs Hoyt. size prountssi y
rufurnsf ere nfckisce. bot inHtsafi
- the o. 80 reward which had been
offered ~ the H0yta. the Eiri vas
nuiy given tiu9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
TnEATEas
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Third Avenae- Walter Sanford com
pany. in Tempest Tossed
Tsasohf psrk-N VAUDEVILLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
49, Steamer
N-.#t Arrow
h! "sw...
and Sure"

sEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE.
Temporary Time CardD
-Four Round Trips Daily Except Mon.
day.
Leave Heattle-asz a. m. f.5o D. m.
b;20 y. M. $40 y. m.
Leave Tacoma IN n. m. II .a5 a. m
BIS .. m, fiib .. m.
MONDAY
Leave Seattlc-t.a0 y. m. 40 D. m.
$40 y. m.
Leave Tncoma-=it.e5 a. m. as D. m
7.i5p.m.
Galhrsith- Bacon dock. foot Of Mndt
SON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
Browns Painless Dentists

7i3 FIRST AVE-. SEATTLE.
t5eoond Floor Union Block, one door
south OF MoDounall& eouthvNiolt's.l
n o U RS
= 30 a. m. TO ) y. m: Sundays til 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

LONDON. June IA dlspateh re-
cvtvei At the war office from Col.
Manning makes no fnentlon % an,
rsVerser as reported In . Paris liz
patch today. on the contrary, be re-
parts that the Mad Muiiah has re-
tired and says n II had been pa~nl
bile ~ send troops IN parsuit the
Maliah'a retreat would havr become
a fssuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
IN
SOU7H AFRICA

PARIS Juns - A eIspafch this
naarntng frun samaillaua ennouHcss
a serious Hfttfsh reverse Ia Wet
Africa. The fsondpn Waf office has
flaafl ~ "a lfz4 HE - e4ssfrtsn fAa
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Once upon a
time Il Was
argued that a
womana brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

HffaTn FnFInsafa-aW aIfffHaTa hall.
las second ave-.
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
brotherhood Of Ennlueefa-Ilonesr
bigck and Pacific block.
Typperaphicai-A. O. L. W. hall.
New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

The rest Hturf ~ tho IlriHaaisr
Grrsid uriea Will BE-
how Tffit nns0ADfEh WAS
fEMlsTEu nY TIE
DEVIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Gold Crowns, p karat Solid. $500
Silver Filings s..4t.......... so
In our gold Crowns ana nridgr
Work owe are making speciality.
Ihls y the most DURABLE, BEAU.
TlFOL and PAINLESS OF all dental
work.
It's self-cleanlng, durability and
adaptability for tho maaticatlon OF
food makes Bridge Work a priceless
bloasina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

@ not The equal y mans snted hut
aehody expected eppOpeh him In men
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-02-05
Few Oh Men Can Say This.

Lakefeld Mimi, Feb. 2d.-Wm. f..
Gentry of this place makes the follow.
ing statement:
For over forty years | suffered
with misery in my back and at times |
could not pass water without great
pain and a burning sensation. / have
had to make water as often as sixteen
times during one night-just little
at a time. tried many kinds OF kid
ney medicines. but all withos any
good result, till at last | tried Dodd's
Kidney Pills, and my pains are all
gone"
81 took six boxes and am cured
completely. am II years Of age and |
feel better now than | have for over
fifty years and ! attribute 1t all to
Dodd's Kidney Pills"
Dodds Kidney Pills have made some
remarkable cures in this part OF the
state, and many old men and women
are praising them Lightly as a cure for
lame back, kidney and bladder trou.
bles.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-02-05
A NEGATIVE MAN is NAUGHT.
Confidence in Ones Self Absolutely Es-
sential to Success.

A vacillating, undecided, negative
nan can never amount to anything, no
matter what his environment or ad-
vantages may be. 1t would be impos-
sible. He constantly subordinates his
opinions and even his plans to what
others say and think. There is no
certainty as TO his action, because he
is always subject to outside influences.
He never relies upon himself or the
inward authority that speaks to him.
He Is the echo Of the last man who
pleaded his case before him. He is re-
magnetized every time he comes in
contact with a new personality. Blown
hither and thither by advice and opin-
Ions as opposite as the poles, like
leaf whirled on the autumn wind, no
one, not even himself, knows where
lie will alight.
The man who lives to any purpose
or accomplishcs anything of good in
the world has an abiding faith In him.
self. in his forcefulness and originality,
In his efficiency in the management Of
his own affairs, and in his power to
accomplish whatever fG puts himself
to do.-O. S. Marden, in Success.
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Passed by the uou,.

To attach ali the territory OF the
township OF Stanton in the county of
Houghton 10 school district No. of
said township of Stanton.
To legalze the action OF the boards
" school inspectors Of the township of
Hancock and the township OF Stanton,
in the county Of IIoughton, with ref.
erence to the apportionment OF the in.
debtedness OF school, district No. 1, OF
the township OF Hancock, between
said school district No. and school
district No. Of the township OF Stan.
ton
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ROOSEVELT AND THE BEARS.
Chief Executive Safe In Promising
Them a Position.


Two bears, one real and the other
an impersonatiol, looking for the pres
ident, were features Of the Gridiron
club dinner at Washington few
weeks ago.
The guests were informed by one
OF the bears that they were from Mis-
sissippi. AS the president had not
found them they decided to find the
president.
This mild allusion to the presidents
hunting trip pleased the executive i'm
mensely. IF they call on me" said
Mr.. Roosevelt, 81 can do something
for the real bear which cannot do
for the impersonator.
And what is that?" asked the gen.
tleman, who had told him about the
dinner.
"Ill give him cabinet position"
explained the president. smiling, and
then, by way OF explanation, added,
after he is stuffed"