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Attention, WOrkmen!

Grand Recorder Silas r. Barton of
the 40. U. w. will be in Red Cloud
next Tuesday evening, August 10, and
deliver an address, explaining the
reasons for the changes in the laws OF
the order. All eX.members of the
order are particularly urged to at,
tend,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11
RIbS ILONSened.

Last Saturday, while stacking al
falfa, the stacker pole broke and fell
on one of Charley Gurney's horses,
knocking it down. When Mr.. Cur.
ney attempted to loosen the harness
so the horse could arise it kicked him
in the side, loosening two ribs. He is
doing as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11
John HasselbaCker's Sister Dies.

John Hasselbacker received a tele-
grim Saturday morning from Des
Moines, Iowa, announcing the death
of his sister, Mrs. Fred Duerr, aged 80
years Mrs Hasselbacker left Satur.
day evening for Des Moines to attend
the funeral, which occurred last Mon
day, Mr.. Hasselbacker being unable
to go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11
Accident to Thresher,

While threshing last Friday the
cylinder head of Charles Wittwer's
thresher engine blew out, causing a.
stoppage of work for several days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11

JtIulfiE- reported Thai FRANCS
Hoochin lad completed the dam
across Crooked creek and tia. sam
was according 20 agreement.
On motion. claim q r. Houchin for
slIj for building dam was allowed
Adjourned 20 NEE: at the call Of the
mayor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11
The Levy Made

Board Of equalization met pQrsgan,
70 call u CLERK. Members present,
Gerlach. Richard. Ss~yer. Turner and
CARRIER. clerk
On motion the following leyies we're
made.
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On -o.i1au 1bt tlkIu a 7. Eauuhiu.
for sHl warE MI material WIS a.
lowed.
On motion The tlAln 81 7 y Ward
iCr go Es street ca1L-lssluDt- WIS
allowed
Adjourned To Wednesday evening
August q.
CoZot-- mel pursuant 10 A3!ca-L.
De-f- Members present Gather. Mar.
rsI and Wolfe.
Tie following claims were allowed
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Peal Estate transfers.

Transfers for week ending Wednes.
day. Aug. 9. furnished by J. II. Bailey
Of Webster County Abstract company.
Lester c Cone and wife to E c
Christy part sw4 319 wd. go. $3.50
David Byrme to J F Grimes lots
: and 8 block l Rohrer add TO
Blue Hill wd. 1850
Jno Hoeveka ct al TO Mary G
Heinz So mel IL 40 wd ....... 200
Jno F Grimes and wife to r F
Pelz lots 4 and , block 90 Blue
Hill wd. $50
Hugh b Hunter and wife to f f
Burr lot Q block s Vance add
to Guide Rock wd. ......... 80
4. II Keeney Co Judge TO Mar
garet l. Tobin ct al nwi i.4-ll
decree
Anna NJ Karr ct al to Mary Nc.
Clure nwi "A IL wd ......... 5000
Adeline Mandelbaum to Herbert
Hawley lot 4 RohreI add to
Blue Hill wd 300
Henry Gibbons to E J Babcock
nwi % 2-l2 wd.
Hugh Miner to Julia Miner lots
to ) and part 10 to "A block
q Red Cloud qcd............. !
r S Proudft and wife to Anna
Frey lots 16 and Il block 10
Guide Rock wd. 800
Chas Spence and wife to L f
Spence lots 5 to 0 block 3
Spence add to Bladen wd ..... 200
Chas Spence and wife to Willis
Letner lot 10 block 4 Spence
add to Bladen Is
Chas Spence and wife to Otto j
King lot 4 block 2 Spence 2nd
add to Bladen wd. ............ l5C
Chas Spence and wife TO Minnie
M Gum lot D block = same
add wd 80. lJ(
Wendell = Slater to John NJ
Craig nw4 35-4-10 wd. 5O
Mortgages filed ......... $3.50
Mortgages released .$l32OC
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CT F"a--. tr1TArt ~
Chief P4s..s1i-E Co... yrgzDrz.c .l
DIcEensrL a. ~.-. JA1.r ~
jos He-t--cer. -1ttL1s 5ar .,1:' -.
June Ee.'- .stG- 81 cli III. . ~
C Dlrke-~.-L sA1IrT 81 mayor
first tal-14c o a.
J VI S@.-Ars. vbiHr'w1rl< HrIc1.
u--g. shAArT a. =
Sheridan Clhl ca. naal AZ n
ia 4 F4EE lAt;r ........... & 2,
J " Eaus4l vAit- CON r ~ a,
J ~ k1-.4l. uIcii watch u =,
Z n >ig3AtILte ~. crossings IL .;
: 2 Carr. 1bt,1r u q
" ; Parks. lEt,Or "
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Council pro1eedinas.

The council met Monday evening, all
members present. Mayor Dickinson ia
the chair.
Minute of previous meeting read
and approved.
The fgil sing claims pt-4 bib vet
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Transfers for week ending Wednes.
day. Aug. 9. furnished by j. H. Bailey
Of Webster County Abstract company.
Lester c Cone and wife TO f c
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

The minerals Of Mare are bacom
ing Of worldwide reputation. INT
great aqga-marino, found in stoaeham
and probably the most valuable en-
ever found On the american continent
has recently been purchased as g val
liable acquisition to the crown Jewels
Of Germany. The German prince
while in this country saw the gen
at Chicago end admired it SO much
that Inc government has been neso
lating for Il ever since, and recently
sent a men over to this country, vhs
finally succeeded in closing the Crade
taking the gem back to Germany
with him At the worries fair at chi
c&eo the gem was valued at $4,000
It weighed 1888 carats. one crystal
taken az Paris, Me. this summer has
been sold for $500.
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earnt.nn RrerlHcs

The neW Harvard catalogue show
a memoerslip Of 15S in The Law
SchoOI.
The catalogue 81 Brown University
for 1904-05 contains several noteworthy
features.
The new poWe r piant ut GorGen Un-
versity IN FaiI CeeeE Gorge has iIst
been completed.
Some Of he general plans for the
new library 81 Yale uBiYersiG appe
to be practically settled.
Tea hers' Colleea announces q course
Of ten free pBbfc lectures in Kinder
garteu Theory and Practice.
The personnel 81 tue board at the
University oT Vermont trustees remains
me same as ilst wear.
IAe second annual debate Of Johns
Hopkins wita Brown University Will
BE- t4ia ID MCCOY Hali on the night 81
Apri
Professor Ioau 3,o5pgi SIM ) elect
81 head of the department. cf pAre
mathematics ut che college of the City
81 Kew Nort.
TIE aiiciat prospectus af Inc 9aie
Sumasag iaei lis Arts aud Sc auces
nam cents 9f rorty-foul vita
President hladiey ana Professor
Sweat Rt fAe head.
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WINNIE CONSUL Al LONDON
Tostmaeter General Stated ror /

Postmaster General Stated Tor lie
Best the Administration Can Give.
Washington y. CT Il stated here
on hieh au 4U,.ty that while L formal
tender has not been made to him by
FresideHt Roosevelt Robert r. Wynne
the POSTMASTER general is slated Ia
succeed Henry Clay Evans Is United
States CoasulGenerai at London. It
LEASE auf hers tlat AIr. Wynne's rc
cent b.ltr visit 10 New York City We
tn confer with iha representative of a
large commercial enterprise. The Post
laaster-Geuefa declined The Drest-
deaCt ri inc eoncarn at q salary ans
p~roxiWstiua s200oO a year He re-
fused FL because IL involved looking ont
for business with the Government.
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CARS TROOPS MARCH OUT
Pitifui Line Of officers and Men
Leaves P0t Arthur.
GEN. ST0ESSEL INTERVIEWED
Says re Wauts to Return Homo and
Live Win ats FasniI5 soldiers
cooked Wen Ped Bu' VoYv BaEEard
From Their Long s~trsin~Japs treat
Them with Great Respe,.

LooSed Wei Ped Buf Forv Baggard
From Their Long Strain--Japs treat
Them with Great Respe,
Headquarters Of the Third japanese
Army at POET arthur via Yinkow and
Tien-Tsin>-Fiya thousand meu az the
Eu siaa garrison at Tori Arthur
marched from the village OF Yahut~ui;
oB the shores " Pigeon Ray Gor
Hftaen niles 20 tle railway stat II at
Chang ngt2u, at 3 O'clock. anu the
o,ar a%taclmeats followed Q 2 after
nv LEFT ca ment was accompanied III
si1 loaded transport cars.
The Russians in tle night we've
taken OIL special train @ open truck
I'D Daluy. ana mere they immediately
ag10arkec for Japan Oh transports
waiting il thai port.
The long procession Of the remnants
Of the gallant Russian garrison was a
pathetic spectacle. The Grst arrivals
at Changlingtzu were f0ur iroskins
dyawa by sorry looking horses Thor
attained the staff officers vao had
refused To- give their parole Al wore
their swords as they were allowed 70
under Tile terms Of The capitulation
contract,
few minutes later The Grst ietach.
nlcnf arrived. TIE ragimeuta. office B
marched vita their men. ihcir beads
bowed and tbetr faces seaueG with
Tires. bowling tae result Of the maut8i
ana pl5 zeal strain they had 0uoer-
gone du ~ rha long defense
As the Japanese soldiers crowded
about t1em with evident curios.ty the
faces @ The Russian officers were an
Interesting study. All Of them al
pearcd tu EEL their h~umiiiatiDe iosi
lion keealg. and, though some secuted
to be res.gL q to their situation, others
we're resented ut being gl1Fded with
enf .oSity. The men appeared 10 be
wei fed. but their face ike hose OF
the officers, indies ted th. awfll pHysi-
cal strain lhey bad undergone. The
officers were clean aIei well clothed,
tut the men ere clad in dirty looking
: eapssiu i>. and appeared 10 BE-
resigned u 4lad tnat the end had come
Tho Horses drawing the transport
carr, were suffering from faIgun.
jhCUgL Inc loads were small. The
horses were tied 10 The carts ana led
ny orderitaa. Tn the procession we're
many lean DOSING pet dogs belonging
TO Tie officers.
Al many cases officers refused Ia
Yea their swo'ds. but had then car
ned behind haB hy orGerlies. The
officers s4lutaC the European Gud
American CORE )oute1t with the jap
auese arm. "a appeared 10 be botb
pleased an& asst onished at seeing The
European ana americans there.
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The Field Of SPORTS.

" II. sny8 & co.'s Trapper won
the irst Special Handicap at New Or
leans.
For the fin ine this season troea
was skating central Park, New
Yors City
Roget Bres Dan. Of The New 3ofs
N0tional League Baseball Cia0, has
ra sed a purse 0l $1,000 to buy Tie F5-
ledo cluB.
IN 4 trial spin Oil The She s6urv
River , q Green sent his iue yacht.
the Eagle al p peed faster thsa a mile
a minute
Judges announced for the aH-
nual Cos show ot the Westminsta /
Aennel oup
y. Stephenson won the holiday
aud committee events at the Crescent
Athletic Clubs shoot.
Negotiations are pending for tie vlst
to this country Of the C~orinthlan Asso.
citation football tenn OF EGgland.
The Eari of Crawford has entered
bis auyiiarE yacht, the yalnalla. for
the eermap Emperor Ocean Cup
Een3aniA g.. Norris 5ilidrel won tae
Coumoiote Gno q e Gist lee yacht
race OF use season on lie South
Shrewsbury.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

Determined 10 improve his vine.
health by plenty OF pure air and out
of-door life b. A Richardson, who mas
Just arrived at Belle PLANE. succeeded
n accomplishing his mission IN q novel
and unique manner The family had
been in the State Of Washington for
some time and lonein2 to GET back 10
l2wa, they started with a horse apd
wagon from spokane, July y, drove
All the way 70 Belle Plaine, got home
in time 10 start al once for Evanston
10 spend Thanksgiving and Mrs. K eli.
srdson has recovered her lost health,
thanks 20 the .ong and extended wagon
ride. The distance traversed il nearly
25W miles. The health of Mrs. Rich
aTdson began to improve as oon as
the family rad been on the trip two
weeks, and to-day she is enjoying Tie
hoaich Of her girlhood, the bee5 Of her
lie -Lldo.adG Correspondence Of the
pes Moines u yistee ana Leader
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VAVE HITS UGlN5
Whole East Coast From Scarbor3ag .
30 Dover Affected
SWEPT AWAY HOUSES AND PIERS.

Damage Amounting 50 Many Thoussuos
OF Dollars is ihe Result Of aae gals1n-
siy-Panio ReIsned " Hundred 81
Towns~Wen ard Women Carried on
Crest Of wsve Ii aalrsds at YARDS.
London, Ing Surging shoreN ard in
q monster tidal food. the sea in the
morning swept with terrible force over
watering places and other coast towns
for q stretch of 2G0 miles along the
whole east coast from Scarborough to
Dover. The tidal wave struck Scar
borough first, carrying sway 500 feet
of Ire magnificent pier here which
cost Sl25,00G. All The beautiful prom
epades on the front were smashed.
Buildings close 10 the water We're an
dermined and overthrow hr the ire
mendouS rush of millions Of tons Of
water. The wave sent foaming tor
rents leaping through the street, OF the
town. hurting men and women against
buildings, Darying children beneath
mountainous breakers and brushing
horses off the roads ike lies from a
window pane.
Next the giant wave flung itself on
Yarmouth, crushing IN the doors and
windows Of hundreds Of dwellings and
doubtless drowning s9me Of the in
mates in their rooms. 1t was at first
impossible to estimate the loss Of life,
as wires were down in ali directions
through the cas- seaboard, and the few
thaf remained WeEod badly. Only
'frief bulletins came through. most Of
hem IN such fragpIentary form that
iicQlty was experienced in dovetaii-
,ng them, 1t was.known, though that
tbe fine esplanade aud beach gardens
Of Yarmouth were swept clean. Enor-
mons blocks Of concrete were ripped
from the esplanade and tossed Ike
pebbles against structures that col
lapsed like e&gshells under Their ia
rious blows.
Panic reigned in hundreds on hun
dreds Of towns and villages along the
coast when telephone reports o. the
waves earlier destruction got 10 them
in turn. The inhabitants fed M q mo-
ments notice. Whole villages were
1~epopulated liz 4 quarter-sour. TEc
Sugitlves heard behind thcm the roar OF
The food. the frightful grinding ~
ruined seawalIs, the cries 81 those
whose escape seemed hopeless and the
rash of failing buildings Wuned
md men were CARRIED an the crest 81
lie wave for hundre5s OF yards. eat
scaped WITH iheif dss& althcu4i fu-
iurel Sevargi one boy was swept
Ger q llatter mHc ~ bleach ana
III Fnag-4 ss.#LTsHF-~ n.L a---H s--
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

During the winter last past certain
difficulties ia the family OF a naval
officer in Washington led to proceed
ings for divorce. E0t long after the
separation OF the couple the wife was
again married, this time also to a naval
officer. n The mean lime hCr first
husband had been ordered to sea duty.
Recently ne returned to. Washington,
and while III the company OF a friend,
was unexpectedly brought face to face
with the successor to his former wife's
affections. The friend was on the point
81 Introducing the two officers when
husband No. / smiled sonially and in.
t%eTrupting him, said; oh. we've net
before. We're nusbands-ip-law." Sat
nrdGy Evening Post.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
LAWS As 70 cosr 81 LIVING
Or. Edward Everett Hale Discusses
Those q Enqst.

Those Of Enqet.
The Rev. Edward Everett Fse, lee
turing in Philadelphia on TOW to
Regulate Expenses and bow to
Dress said Engel had carefully
studied expenses, according to the
New York World, and his Three laws
are:
/. That the greater the income Of
any person OF family, the smaller the
relative percentage Of the outlay Fl
subsistence.
2. That the percentage Of expense
for clothing is approximately fe
same, whatever the income.
s. That the percentage Of Quite
for lodging. rent, fuel or light is in
variably the same, whatever the IN
come,
AS TO the clothing there must be a
decent regard for the opinions OF mar
kind along with a determination not
to be wholly %subseryient % them.
The cost OF clothing to tp~ workman
is from Z per cen 10 10 per cent II
his income. tie average ip Massa-
chusots Icing Is per cent. n Ger.
many The average is is per cent, ana
IL Illinois q.
Then there is the question Of how
much ol Cno's income TO devote 70
other people in the social life. That
mus depend On a PERSONS own con
sciousness and circumstances. There
is Else the problem of contributions
TO charity.
Ir- Hale read the principle enunciat.
ed b. Sur King, that for every ex.
peld.ture IL amusements We ought to
MAKE a corresponding contribution 20
the Improvement OF society n in the
irterast Of the offspring, for when we
. c-ar We have a right to our smuae-
leats; otherwise We have no right to
hem"
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

3 vrIter IN Country Lie N AInt
says The G- ~ LoWel arf BIG,
with reference sa nature wticl eShI0t
a consi6erah. knowledge of bisd aal
tree and shrub. The essay, My Gar
der Acauainta1ces, written in 1850
is the best evidence Of his knowlecge
OF the birds. In this essay be mentions
more than forty kinds Of birds with
which he had a good deai more thar
a bowling acquaintance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

"a AWAKEN WHEN foU WIS.,
sirals Plan Which Requires NC Alari

Clock 70 se SEX
@s hear 81 frequently asserted that
persons win impress the thought
lrl1,y upon their minds nd continue
thinking about e uulI troy have fall
aa asleep that -aay desire q awake
2 certain hour in uEo morning,
sa7y VIII do Il without fail. e
Erit1r IN the st. Logis G}ohe-De
craA But hos many peon nave tried
his method Of lnsBrirz pronp
Weakening at q given aour in the
morning only 10 fud GaU rest
throughout the night distorted a1d rn-
easy.
Tie brain viii usuallg respond 10
the wlll and awaken one in tha n0rn-
ins ear the desired soar under any
circumstances. bgt ~ prevent the ln-
oroaaE uneasy sleep TINE ad0pr-on Of
onl5 q very simple deyIce is necessary,
The last thing before get ling into bed,
take q watch or clock and turn the
haaoa 80 the hour at which one wishes
t and gaze st tBEs jlsC long
enough p fix the hour aEmly on the
r4lAt memory. linen II h0 o-A1i
absorbing thoughts iaterva ue between
Thar and the moment 1r- Fs locked III
alunber, the nights rest i'll he easy
aud uuhr0kau ana ~orouspUy al the
hour ia .ae rornine ~ d rule, oue
vl7 fns ore.a salF released from
sleep nd wide awake.
There no need to kaeE thinking
7t Eha taar continually fc3F p number
N minutes mo- need to rep5a H oFei
and over IL the mind 5. that makes
che brain uaassy Bat Fe5o.ts IN me
disturbed au0er Simply len n the
Tzlea ~ s-ae9 as haze indicated
ana the influence 81 the mino over
oaf aa clearly d moAstta1ee
e tbe maFains Trv soute nIglf ano
observe haW smoothly G+is pAy seno
aatcal fHr. works
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
MEDICAL EXAMINER
of the United States Treasury Recon-
mends Pe~ru~aa.
Another Prominent Physician Uses
Pad Endorses Pe-ru-1a.

1e,@t
ELAS. E-' n f.aa~erg
- IN ra6uate OF Columbia
Coleee ana who served three years at
West Point has tAe i}AoNdis y as' r
1erah@'
"Ailo1 ne 20 cypress any gf1''."
20 goa {of ete aeRse'ab @e'fDt"
yotT' RCohaats4 g ff''teug' "'to
faofs3'hdso s0H9teIo''' '"s' ,
1H1 4 h0'e co8st"eF MJSo.'
aaGn aJteF htoff"hS y SUI ~
fo'F seHe"ers' fef"''F1 "'S' g'"'
u INSTANTLY ineeaeiag Dumba. Of phy-
aeians prescribe Parun4 in their practice.
iC has proven its mer SO thoroughly ttoc
even be doctols nave overcome shen
-ejudice acaips- s~o-c4]ad patent madi
c,uss and recommend it 10 thrr patients,
Peruna occupi.s : unique position la
medical science. Tt is the aa'y internal
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
Neu lieanings.

y Der oerat in the
H atnre.
#o4 dogs Re becoming a nuisance
ar. 3ang Inc juugles Of india.
ha1 4c plague iu india IS eall
aaE destroyine 40.090 person q
week
IHa gold mining industry ia Lapland
has been aioseu owing to tie bad re-
SUITS obtained.
american dentists practicing in Ger.
n ara now prohibited from nslog
ttte lille doctor
Accord ng 10 the census returns. 81.
IoseT1 Mo, Is tie |healthiest city iii
THE pited States.
- janitor yho lived on twenty one
cents q day has Just die5 and left sos,
@J o The city Of Boston,
Out &c nearly 100000 visitors 10
fhe W0rids Fair il found neces-
sary t. maa OH 1888 Frests.
Tie RUSSIAN Government has under
consideration a plan FOR 4 deep canal
oetwcea he Ba NJ and Ae Black Sea,
efH ugl4ze'the hame's f0r The
great rivers EWina and Dnejper f0r
rle yreater pea OF tle Glgianea BE-
be WOOL
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

Kidney Pills I told
the re8ders OF this
paper that they had
u me e kid
ray trouble, dis
posed Of a lame
baek with pain
across my loins and
hene ia the should
der blades. Dur
ing The interval
Waich las iapsed
have had occasion
10 resort 10 Doan g
kidney Pills when
I noticed warnings
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

1oHtsst 81 Sr iilg lowers.
"A aaw eame for long evenings mas
baef devised es5 -itsl sus an English
house party. ~ : H.. est ol smcll-
GIG powers Numbered programs and
numbered bottles ~confaiin essence
81 cloves a.g sr-esivpfne sherry and
otha groceries Tbe lam z ID til Iden.
tifg tnasc ana tba 5iH@ulIy of dis
tincttga LAS ooerrroa ~ many men
aao have trrea 9ba IL anters with
the nose fhe hono OF deciding
whether Is heonay 3~ Whisky. In
tais paFt ular effort Is iocaptafe g
gans a ,sa.b tAa 5,a stars man
hind woman won.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

We II interviewing Mr.. Caryel
Girls NcNlub. the famous novelist.
Doe # bother YOU we inquired.
10 Your wife keep you waiting
sle ia dressing for the theatre
ges place Of a~museinentf'
40. "a az replied The great man,
.a sly. for 1 Invariably employ that
mite or a complete novel"
hr0nic!e.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

oI On attack. ON eacf oH0 coca
sion the results obtain were tgs ~
satisfactory as when Ae eee
first brought lo ny notice. as
en.paatically endorse TIE pgep8r 63p
today as Gid over n0 9ears a
Bosfer-Aiiii urf Co Huf6aia.
pFoprietors Fyr aa 0ttgg
price 80 cents per nox.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

IA a raid IN JERSEY City, y T.. ana
The capture of nine men the police
were conbdeu that they had found
the nest and got the chief Of al the
Black Hand murder and hlackmail
operations il the whole metropolitan
1. trict.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
Ia.I Frst New YarE RaIIwav

George w. Kelsey who. ais hi. fath-
er's partner Land HE first street auwa7
tracks ~ New EorN Cltr ard puiIa-
deiphia Pa. alid ir0ua tae NATIONAL
Capitol gp 1'e0nsyiraN ayeEuc 5a
Nasha ion lied at Chicago. fl. af
the age " sixLy-seVen.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
MURDERED CITY STREET
ssa york. rouraa Supposed 90
.rsa eleansd M ayuinz af jeanne,
~z~annaa. Ess-b uFtvef.


N.e rs-v V-o .eau .ats II
s2id Weao Ni..aia hued aI0 mes
Ialligaa. shot and Killed james Rraf.-
nan , fr,aE driver y = Oliver sweet
"+0
aflne streets slpfifs A4tet. Hl1oa'-
| The |nusderc-a van up Madison street.
/ md asosned
A~acoraia4 ~ ~ siars told II,
7,essas R,,i}5 ana eauie8a Manned Inc
nrvtiar some time aa-. 10th had aee1
heard fa threaten gacpfau Pgeta9n
is said il nave told tine notice some
| moptn, ago some Things II the ,c.use
Of thp gang a was urEDr srs
rs an i0formcr. ana f1rv cot ,rha
| thonghf was conformation
ACCORDING fe tI,e witnesses tlev hr.
around the co,ler of Cathar;re ald.
Madison streets hi uig.t Yaitip-
him. they stood iu thp shadow az fLa
house on The southeast corner until
was abGut onnosite MIN pistols III hama.
. and each fres e,o shots at MIN.
Tvon b,,IIats en+arad his farahaod 49,
/ Ioog him IN mo chest anil ono IN tha
. abdomen. He vas dead instantly.
ono Of tbn asesssire +.,,aw hic nistol
away as far Il lIr could ft was picked
nm III front az 3 Catherine street
eiebtv feet won, Thau both ,naa rsn
M Madison street
Policeman Sta0ord yba wac several
blocks away beard fhe shots ena sent
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
ONO, Cry OF Toledo,

NH|"F "F"ITi y
AE J. CurNEr make oath that he Is
trrnar Ae firm Of e. r. CaGvFr &
,2 @oins business IN the CITY Of Toledo.
-2u' 13a STATE aforesaid, Ga0 That said
frt ny the sum OF ONE HUNDRED oor-
l5as fey zach sud every case OF 81TAHar
l cannot DE- cured by the use of BAIL !
.tst ll UBH FRASEJ oagNFy.
-e before me and sJ6se 3ed in nav
eare, this 9Th aav vi pecem-
aa- D., 1885. a 2. lEAsos.
.hof1 Pu5lic.
ha. .a,- "a Cuteis taken IL rnally. and
directly "a Ire blood aud utncous sy.--
.&ce5 81 trc agsJem. send for -ss4imonials.
free ,. CHENEY Il CO.. Toledo. q,
sold by al Druggists, 80
Take Rai Family Pills TOR eenstt igg.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

TIL Japanese it.. congratulated The
Emperor on tna results Of the years
campaigning ana passed a v0te of
thanks t0\Geueral Nosl aud the Third
Army.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

Consul-General Ichida. At q mass
meeting in celebration Of the capture
Of Port Arthur said Japan was wiling
to make peace L Russia a
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13

IF you &c not deej.e prompt AMI sai,s-
factory results from J9e use OF lenna,
wilte at 0uce &c DR.. Bartman, giving q
Iuii statement of your case. ard he VII
pleased 70 give yon Us valuable adv
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman SanitaTium, Columbus.
Ohio.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
Lonq Service in indla.

A British regiment recently landed
in SOUTHAMPTON after twenty years
service in India. Only six men OF the
regiment that sailed from England re-.
Lnrnna with II.