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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26


Hunters are home.
Soon be Christmas.
Potatoes on the move.
1.-THE Real Widow Brown
Sleighing at this time last year.
How'd you like to have = date with
peach?
Atty J. Ernest Converse IS at Char
levoix this week, attending To his
duties on the County Board Of Canvas
sers.
. One fare round trip to all Canadian
points, via the E. }. & s. and p. NJ
Ry's,, Dec. 15-16-17-1S, tickets good to
return leaving destination not later
than January 18th.
George Spencer now has the plumb
ing shop formerly owned by his broth
er, viii. Anyone wishing anything
iuSpitary plumbing, tinsmithing or
sheet metal work should call on him
Petoskey says they are champions of
Northern Michigan. They must have
forgotten the way in which they were
beaten here by the East Jordan High
School last Fair time to the tune OF
10.
John Cramer Of South Arm and NJ lis
Margaret Rush uf Echo ownship were
united in marriage last Monday morn
ing at the Catholic Church, Rev. FIR.
Alexander Dorenkemper performing
the ceremony.
Tho Bachelor Girls Club was organ
lied last Saturday with officers as toll
lows: President, Miss LaVerne Cross
man, Secretary, Miss Margaret Bow.
man, Treasurer, Miss Nina Hite. The
object of the organization is social
benefits and the first Of series OF
DANCES was given Wednesday evening
at Which some twenty-five of our pop
ular young people participated.
The value Of The Herald as an adj
vertising medium was well illustrate ed
the past week. Bopsinger Bros. placed
double-space adv. In our last issue
advertising a Cloak Sale and the re-
turns from the adv. were SO satslact
DRY that they have decided to contin-
ne the sale and adv. another week
Thursday we received letter from
the J. Z. Ayers Co. Of Lowell, Mass.
and In attesting to merits OF this pub
LEGATION say: 1--WE state to you frank
ly that we appreciate The Herald as
an advertising medium" Here is a
home and foreign advertiser both
satisfied with results.
One OF the funniest comedies Of the
day, 1.-THE Real Widow Brown" play
ed>Py company of unusual merit, will
be seen at Loveday Opera House next
Tuesday night Nov. 10Th. The plot
rests upon the idea of substituting 8
young man disguised as widow fol
the genuine widow who has to fill the
position of governess TO two charming
girls. The complications arising from
such a !udicr0us impersonation are
too funny and can only be greeted with
peals of laughter. The music Is spar
Killing and up TO date. A comedy full
of complicated situations, PORTRAYED
by company OF Jolly comedians and
clever and pretty girls has caused
1.-THE Real Widow Brown" TO sprine
into instantaneous success.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
Detroit az Charlevoix
and
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Railways.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
For the International Live Stock
Exposition, excursion tickets will be
sold Nov. q, %, 20. return limit Dec.
9Th, one fare plus l LOO for round trip
Tickets will also be sold on Nov. 30th,
good To return until Dec. 3rd. at rate
of cents per mile for round trip.
WORLDS FAIR-ST. LOUIS.
Round trip tickets at low rates, on
aale daily Rates and Limits cheer
fully furnished on application.
WINTER TOURIST, TICKETS TO
THE SOUTH.
Now on sale, good to return until
May 3lst, 1905. Direct line, only one
change between the north and the
south.
M. f. Quaintance. ID. p. A
Petoskey.
e. A. Ashley, Local Agent.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26
THE
"REAL
WIDOW
BROWN

A Musical Comedy in Three Acts.
Bright, Catchy, Music, Lively Plot,
Pretty Costumes.
Pretty Girls. Plenty Of Singing and
Dancing.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26
EXCURSIONS
VIA THB
PERE MARQUETTE
LIVE STOCK SHOW.

Special excursion rate TO Chicago
and return November 81, % and 9th,
and December LIST. good to return up
To and including December 9Th. ASK
agents for particulars.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26
LOW RATES TO CHICAGO
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3oth.

Ticket agents will sell round trip
excursion tickets TO Chicago on Wed
nesday next. Nov. Both, good TO re-
turn until Saturday, Dec. 3rd, at very
low rates. Ask agents for particulars
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26

MuSkegOn, Mich, Nov. 10Th.
wv. A. Loveday, Mgr.
East j Ordan. Mich.
You can't say too much. THE REAL
WIDOW BROWN good shew.
Harry Banjo.
Mgr. Theatre. "
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26
Two TELEGRAMs:

Two TELEaRAMs:
Manistee, Mich, Nov 23rd.
Mgr. W. A. LOyeday.
East Jordan, Mich.
Boom THE REAL WIDOW BROWN
Best Musical Comedy yet. Ever, body
delighted. r. r. RamSdell.
Mgr. Theatre
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-11-26

These recommendation are better
than any flashy advertising that can
be put out as they come from man
ayers who play the best shows that
come to Michigan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
observation-disclosures
Ser Sneem Gttb Selepboa 60
etn Tret6rief bemiQist.
g~apitaIiften pom S%nbianapoIis e~rrinsen in
Der &Dntsin bes 8eftens etnen Sie8.

Ser Gampf Der oeri9iebenen unab=
bdngt9en Selephon @eieai6aften in
Cincinnati, pel6en bon benz 5tabtratb
Die na9gefu6ten 6reibriefe ~bertpeieert
morOen fino, morauf lie f9 an bas
Brobat9eri9t nanoten, 1T BON &idter
Nippert 81 beren @unften enti6ieben
tporoen.
SIN @ansen batten bier GeIeni1af=
ten UNI bas BriDilesium, in biefiger
9tabt ibr @ei6dft betretben gu btirfen,
na69efu9t. bod tpuroe aunddF Der
San Der Queen @itp Telephone So.
CUR 8erbanolung aufgenommen.
Die @tabt unb bic @itn & @ubur=
ban telegraph NKociation, tpel6' leb=
tere jeBt alein bas Gelb beberrf6t, be-
tdmpften bas @eiu9 Der l1nab6dngi=
gen auf bas NeuBerite, bod mics Die
&ld9erin mad. bab fe cine bona fibe"
Corporation let unb gentigenb @apitai
belize, bas proieft bur93ufnbren.
Dies lieB nur nod ben ein3igen
Bunft iibris, baB bas probatgeri6i
Die Nrt unb Weiie betimme. ME Die
straBes Der Staot benubt merben
Follten, neil bas Ge6t Der @eieai1aft
auf @runo zines pom Stat erlanqten
Greibriefs ibr @ef9dft itheran inner=
balb Der 8ren5en Sbios gu betreiben,
su9efanben ueroen muBte.
Na9 elmer iorgfdltigen prtifung Der
linn unterbreiteten Nusiagen uno 8e=
lege etc. CAB &i9ter Nippert geitern
feline @nti6eibune ab, bic I'M Wefent=
li1en oabin lautet, bab bic Queen
@itD Telephone g., bena6ri6tigt 1T,
ibr Spftem in Cincinnati einsufibren,
unterirbif9e 2eituneen tperben ieood
CUR 5auptbeoingung gema6t.
Die Queen @itp Telephone 60.
miro gum gr0Bten Sbeile bon Snoiano
@ef9dftsleuten unb @apitaliften con=
t%rollirt, bDr1 nel9en nieoerum Die Ma-
ioritdt in SnoianapOlis anfdiftg 1T.
Ste indianapolis 9irectoren finb
$. 9. @ates, 5. 3. 9O0ioap, Soiept
6. Shelf, %. s. &ubn, W. 6.
@ii6arb, Nue. M. &u6n u1b 6. 5.
5iI6er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Mns hentidem Bereinen.

Die Mrbeiter Granfenfaffe
nabm in ibrer geitrieen monatliaen
8erIammIung elm teues Mitg!teb oaf
unb elm @anbibnt tpurbe fur Mitglieo=
i9aft an9emeloet. Sonf muroen muir
&outtne= @ef9dfte erlebiet.
Der s m Granfen NJ
Il n # Il B g s=8 IRE n unb
Der g reu en=B n erlebig=
ten in ibren geftrigen 8eriammlun9en
nur @ef9dfte, met9e innere Nngelegen=
beiter Der 8ereine anbetrafen.
Dieie brei 8ereine tagten in Der CO.
li1mbia.9ale.
Ser y@oucprbia 8erein"
belt gefern feline monatli9e geriamms
lung ab unb Der 8eri9t bes 5tt1an3=
Secret1rs 9etpalb pies einen guten
finan3ielen Stano bes 8ereins auf.
Weebrere neue Mitglieoer purben auf=
genommen unb meitere 3 @anoibaten
beparben fi9 nm bic Witaliebf9aft.
@s tpurbe bei9lofen, in biefem Som=
mer fir Witglieoer eine @rcurfion mad
Cincinnati 5u p%eranfaLten. 9as 9a-
tum berielben miro ipdter feftgeiebt
tDer0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
@et indianapolis M6sngs=
Ganal.

Ser Commercial Club bon Weli
Snbianapolis beabfi9tigt segen Die
Dur9fiibrune bes borgei9lagenen Nb=
sugscanal=@ pftems 5u proteitiren. Sic
Mitglierer bes Clubs fino Der Nnli6t,
oaB, wenr1 Die Nrbeiten mad ben iebt
bOrliegenoen pldnen ausgefibrt piir=
ben, fie i'm Sale zines SO9waRers mod
i6le6ter baran iein nirben nie ieBt,
ba bas Waher in ioldem Sale bon ben
b6ber g%ele9enen- StraBen bur6 bic
&andle Der nieberen StraBen 3uflieBen
tpitrbe.
Sc 1T bic Nbfibt Big gum 10 SUM-
elm Mit9lieb bes Clubs mad Carroll,
Sls , 81 fenoen, um in iener Staot,
bic dbnli9 mte Weit SnbianapOlis 9e=
legen 1T, cine Stuoie beg bortisen Sa=
nalfpfems au MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

Wabtn 8 t o n, 80. Mai.
Sir Snbtana: S46n am Oienitas;
frii9e noromeitIide @inbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Weue Sncorporattonen.

Sbre Sncorporationspapiere ertDirt=
ten fol9enbe 1eue @efea39aften:
IL. g. Cement @ompanD"; Capital
$500, 900. Sireetoren: Gilbert Wal=
fer Shirt, emanuel 5. Giiber, grant
W. cabot, Nbrabam 2ebmann unb
0anton .. Soulf. Die GefeGf9afi
miro lire Saupt=O Office in Snbianapo=
liz uno tire Gabrit in 8eofOrb haben.
Die vWonabnof Oil & Sos Co.,
Muneie; Capital $74, 900. Sirecto=
rem: gbilipp q. Build, $. 6. 4im=
brougb, 8. M. @laB, Sobn 2angen,
@orpbon 81. Ri6, Sobn st. 6ifman,
gilbert 6. Smith urb s. Wia &enep.
Sie v9unfirf Oil & Development
COMPANY, 9unfirt. Strectoren:
@eorse glud, Sobn s. Sutton unn
s. @. &ees.
Die .8laf & 9Opftns Co., &ehe=
Iaer; capital $50, 900. Sirectoren:
9. s. Senbtg, @eorge u. Wiaiams,
@morp 9. WiGiams, @morp 9. Sell
lers unb Wiliam 6. 8abcpf.
9ie ,@arbon 8lod Goal & MininQ
@ompanp", Serre 9aute; Capital
800, 600. 9irectoren; Daniel 8oele,
Guftabe u. @on3ntar uno Samuel Sc.
6ami1.
Die ,Siona Gefinin9 Co., Snbia=
napolis; Capital $25, 900. Sirecto=
rem: SDiepb 9. 3artmann, Sobn 6.
2amb unb Spbn s. 8easleD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
2OOKofnn1e
beSemtenO biQiaer

Inter biefen Roffimen finben Sic ale
ntobernen SHUTTER, irgenb cine seuiini6te
Sarbe n iebes Raterial, bas BON Damens
i9neioern eriten Ranses 8iirbisung finbet.
Die neuen 8Iouien unb Gtpn SHUTTER finb
5ablrei4, Iei4te unb i6mere M~ateriaIien
itnb pertreten, in beIen unb bunfIen Sarben
mns beinabe irsenb einem SHUTTER. Die Rlei=
berr6de finb beinabe eIeibmdbig bertbetIt
suii9en ben @ussebs unb S9leppens2dnsen
Dieie 200 &otime = fattti@ iehes G9neis
er>RDitiim 5u nnittleren gretien auf 2aser
- tpurben in brei 9artien einsetbeilt unb
tperben b~ertauft gu
1915, $12.75 un6 $14.7 10
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
(epesioI.9epef9e Der .Snbiano Eribiue".
Der Snternattomnle Welt=M ms=
feaamss=s fat= Gnm9rek
bori6er.
SnbtanappIiier @enSeIritter perben 9reiie
erhalten.

ct. 2puis, 80. Stat. 9as
Surnter beg Snternationalen Welt=
Nustenungs=S Stat pngreHes 1T bor=
iiber.
Snbianapoliier Sbeilnebrner baben,
obslei6 1900 gpisler tbdtig marer,
NusfAt preife gu 9etutnnen. Sc finb:
6ermann 2ieber, Solo eeget1 5,
S9nlioer; 9p. ROtbe, @OlO sesen 6;
Charles &rauB, @olO eesen 6. Gin
Sober 1T gut aufgelcet.
Cine Der interehanteften @ruppen
unter ben aus aner 0erren 2dnoer su,
fammengefommenen Statipieler biloet
eine in bOlerl1niform eri6ienene 8uren=
Population aus Dem @eltaus ffeGunes=
lager, Die aus ben Serren 9aul Gatt=
ner, 8uftabus Simon, 9einri9 Sii6eri
Sacobus Gnsel, pbilipp 8eb, Strip
Manau unb 2ieutenant 86iel befebt,
fdmmtli9 8eteranen Der DeutI9en 2e=
gion bes 8urentrieges.
NuBer9em6Dnli6 5ablrei6 uaren bic
nit ben fremben Sfatipielern anoes
l1ngten 9amen, btele bon i6nen audi
leioenI6aftli9e 9tatfpielerinnen, Die
nit ibren ct. 2ouifer S9peffern I'm
bic Wette bebauerten, ni6t gu acti-
ben Sbeilnabme 3u9elafen uoroen 3u
fem, 10 baB tie bas selobte 2anb nur
bon Der Gerne, B.. 3. aus ben 2ogen
beoba9ten fonnten. STR bic unter-
baltun9 Der 9amen NOR inbehen in an=
berer Weiie rei6li9 Sor9e setragen,
unb stpar beeann bieielbe geftern NIT
elmer NutDmobilfabrt bur9 bas 8ilen=
ptertel i'm Wefteno. Die nit einem
Rafeetrdns9en ibren AbidluB fano.
SIM 2iebertrans fanb geitern bic
erfte Sibung bes National 8er=
banoes ftatt. gs uurbe be-
DIP lie n, bas nd6fe S NJ
ternationale Sfat s r.
Il ter in Mtltpautee a~baubalten.
9as gefern Nbenb i'm 2teberfranagar=
ten be%ranitaltete @ommerna9tsfeft NOR
cine gldnsenoe Nfaire. Die Slumi=
nation beg @artens mar feenbaft.
Seute 1T Tortiebung Der @onsreB.
8erbanblun9en uno Preisbertbeilung.
Na9mittass Sfat=@Dn9reBtag auf
Der WeltausFelung, nit 3ufammers
tunft in ben Sproler Nlpen als 0aupt=
quarter.
Sat ale Snbianapoliier Wenset=
ritter tperben beute @benb Die &ifreiie
(per 8anbalia) antreten.
WIN. r. s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Contention Der 3abnarste.

ueber 400 3abndrate tperoen fi9 an
Der bonn 14.-16. SUM- bier tasenoen
@ibung Der .Dentits 8ereintsung"
betbeiligen. Die SiBun9 mirb fi9
g~r6Btentbeils nit 8orlefungen beidaf=
tigen. Mm Witttpo9 werben Neuuab=
len Der Beamten fattfinben. 9u9 fir
1nterbaltunsen 1T ausreidenb @oree
getragen. Mm Wittmo9 4beno tuers
ben eime Waubebile : 8orifelIuns uub
elm Rau9abenb I'm 9adgarten oes
gIappopl 9ptels ~abgebalten tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
@etterbe

SIR "a etunOsn. snos,rb = upr yorasns. 81. Mai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

2ocaI >W etterberiGt.
0robenb utb pabrf6einli9 Sdauer beute
Mbenb unb AM Oienftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Son stnem Mnto umgeraamt.


Nrtbur S%tebenfon bon No. GAG Wef
MarDlanb Str. tpurbe>an Der gfe Der
SainOis unb Waihinaton 5traBe BON
einem Nutcmobil umgerannt, eIiif-
li4erweife iebod nut leiht rerleBt.
@eorge Werlep, Der gisentbiimer bes
Nutos miBt Stebenfon bic Saulo ON
benz un9ldG ielber BEL; berfelbe fon
ndmli9 benz Muto pl6bli9 unerpartet
in ben Weg getreten iein. Werlen
nurbe Derbaftetet, ieood gesen feline
eigsne 8irsi9aft fOfOrt tDieoer frei
gefeBt.
nfR. Mnfthf Nfo Itch T Minoo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

N%lie @~inbeimifd,e &rGuter furieren Sbre
ny Masenbeiaperben. Bum t~erfaufen in
255 @eft g8aibtnston Stra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

Gu observation-disclosures. Reftaurant uns gis Cream,
D parlDr, nabe SHotanapOets. 4rd1ttee Geltgen'
belt. $500 Baar.
The Business Exchange, 81 Fitzgerald gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

Ou pertanfden-8mei moberne 6duier nit a6t
ID 3immern I'M norbDftli6ets Gtabttbetle 9e9eH
9ef9dftsbous ober 6Iat.
Spbn Sraslep:Go., Sc SnsaGs @ebdube.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

TFrom the Chicago NeWS.J
All the world loves to laugh at lover
A mans actions seldom tally with his
good intentions.
Some men even can't tell the truth with
out lying about it
The broad and crooked road is also
paved with good intentions.
After a woman has told one-third OF a
story a man can guess at the rest.
The first time a young man falls in love
he wonders what struck him.
II takes a spinster to converse know
ingly on the art of managing husband.
There might be less room at the top If
there were fewer cushions at the bottom.
After a man has been married about so
long he begins to understand why love is
blind.
A woman never enjoys telling secrets
to another woman who has a reputation
for keeping them.
Some men adapt themselves to circum-
stances, while some others adapt clrcum-
stances to suit themselves
It's often easier for a man to tell Il wo-
man he loves her than it is TO explain
matters after he gets sober.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19

agrees with him on the question of what
he afford
Every one would rather freeze all night
than get up to look for more covers, ex-
cept the mother who has children TO
watch over
Don't be too confidential; don't tell ev-
cry one the Story of Your Life. 1t will be
soon enough to tell that when you stand
before st. Peter.
One good thing about being old. and al
most through with it: One doesn't have
to make love to a girl wearing one OF
those new style hats.
It is almost impossible to believe there
was once a day when Father thought so
much of Mother he didn't care a rap If
she cooked or not.
They talk about getting into the rut.
successful men are found in the rut; most
failures are found outside of it,
An Atchison woman who has been
spending the summer in the north return
ed home yesterday and is thoroughly dis
gusted; her husband got along so well
without her.
Women visitors may be very observing
to the shaDbinesS of the furniture IN
the house of the hostess, Dut they fail to
see how worn out the welcome is that
the host gives
An Atchison woman has organized a
First Aid to the Injured society, the OBJ
ject being to help girls whose Hearts
Ache. to get over it. She says there is
a great need for such society, but you
wouldn't think it.
An Atchison man believes that his
wife's love for him is dying She no
longer gets up in the night to feel of his
head when II aches, though previously
she used to wake him up a dozen times
to ask if he felt better.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19

project before doing any reconstruction
work on that line If it is decided to
build the new line to Oakland, the East
Sixth street road will be reconstructed
at bnce. n---
The proposed viaduct viii be built of
of approaches The approaches will
probably bring the total length of the
bridge up to 700 feet. The Santa Fe
railway company has allowed the street
railway the privilege of encroaching
somewhat on its right of way, in order
that more room might be secured for
the approaches, thus giving a lower
grade on the approaches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
FAIR A BIG SUCCESS.
Secretary Samson Says He Has Several
Thousand Dollars.

Secretary Samson of the State Fair
association said today that the fair just
held was the most successful from a
financial standpoint of any given by
the association.
Il cannot say what our balance will
be until we have completed the work
of settling all the accounts" said Sec
rotary Samson. During the week the
receipts and Disbursements have all been
accounted for but they must be COM
piled before we can state just how we
came out. We are at work on this now
1T is safe to say we will have a few
thousand dollars left as a nest egg for
next year. Our attendance was larger
than we have ever had before and had
Dan Patch not been sick our crowds
would have been still larger
NJ. w. Savage, owner of Dan Patch,
cancelled all engagements of that horse
for the rest of the year and last night
Dan left on his private car for his nome
near Minneapolis, MINI. He will not go
to Oklahoma City nor to Memphis. Dan
Patch was not so well Saturday after
noon and ne was not exhibited. He is
on the road to recovery but is weak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
SHE CAN'T COMPLY.
Russia Rejects British Demands Re
garding knight Commander.

London, Sept. 19.-Russia's reply to
the British protest on the subject Of
Russia's Interpretation of contraban
of war includes decision in respect to
the British demanding the case of the
British steamer Knight Commander
sunk by the Vladfvostok squadron Off
Izu and afterwards adjudged a lawful
prize 1t is understood that Russia
upholds the principle that Admiral Jen-
sen was justified in sinking the steam
er. The British government is still
hopeful of g. settlement by means of
an indemnity, but in view of the de-
cision of the prize court at Vladivostok
it is said that Russia does not see how
she can comply with the British de-
mand, as she thereby would recognize
her officers to be at fault. This Ques-
ton will be the subject of further ne
gotiations between the two govern
ments, the British authorities appre-
ciating the fact that Russia has made
a substantial concession in differentiat-
ing between conditional and absolute
contraband of war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
MONEY OF NO USE.
Woman Who Inherited Million at SO
Is Dead.

Ba1lston. N Y, Sept. 19.-Miss Jessie
Davis, an aged resident of Galway, this
county, who recently inherited a fortune
of a million dollars from the estate of her
brother, Samuel Davis of San Francisco,
died today, aged IS years. Miss Davis had
never received the legacy on account of
the proceedings declaring her mentally in
competent having been held before Coun-
ty Judge lockwood, who appointed Geo.
r. West of this place one of the commit
tee on the estate.
An appeal from that order which was
pending hearing at the present sitting of
the appellate division at Saratoga, now
falls and the matter will come tntestate
before Surrogate Lestor. The heirs to
the estate are remote relatives living in
New York, West Chester and Monroe
counties of this state, who were appel
lants from the order.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
jury Called in District Court.

The jury assembled in the district
court this morning to begin trying
criminal cases. Eight of the jurymen
had excuses and were excused. The
members of the jury are o. Button,
Soldier; c. A. Thresher, Monmouth;
w M Glass Topeka; J. H. Evans, To-
peka; Oscar Atterbury, Silver Lake;
M. G. Wright, Topeka; William Doel,
Silver Lake; A M. Baird. North To-
peka; David Arnold, Dover; SEVERN
Rueb, Soldier; J. r. Lawson, Topeka;
Jacob Beisberg, Topeka; J. Henry, Sill
yer Lake: George Hoffman, Williams
port; Harry Downs, North Topeka;
William Hansford, Silver Lake; e. D.
Hartzell, RossvilIe. The first case for
trial was Lincoln Payne, colored
charged with stealing eggs from a
Union Pacific car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.
[From the Philadelphia Record

lE TOiu the INCCOA6.l
We should all aim to be amiable.
Worry kills more people than work.
Art is long, but artists are generally
short
An idea sometimes strikes a man when
he is down.
It's a question whether peace is worth
fighting for.
The aerial navigator doesn't always rise
TO the occasion.
SiIlicus-''The girls all say I am just
heavenly" Cynicus-''Of no earthly use,
eh?"
Some people have lot of good in them,
but the trouble is they don't let it out
Lots of people won't enjoy heaven be-
cause there will be nothing to Kick
about
Some people who marry in haste repent
at leisure, and some repent Immediately.
An optimist" says the Cynical Bach
elor. lis a man who is married and glad
OF it."
Actions don't speak louder than words
in the case of the fellow who shoots OF
his mouth.
wigg-"Bjones prides himself on being
levelheaded.'' Wagg-'Yes, he can't
even get a hat to fit him."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-19
REFLECTIoNs OF A BACHELOR
TFrom the New York

From new
It's funny that taking your liquor
straight should make you feel all the
more crooked.
A woman has a hard time convincing
herself of all the things she convinces her
husband.
When a man has to support his grown
up son his mother says he has an artistic
temperament
A girl can always confirm her suspi-
cions of a man by being in a room With
him when the lights go out
It's funny how anybody can judge how
much better IL is for his health to be out
in the free air at the races than to be
shut up in stuffy church.