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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

ct pasienoe GteS paa Doerfl0oerne
lao os fise paa SnSiioen al Sra.
pen eller paa 9nuten al sGrmet -
latte aSresien. Geriom erbUer, ionl
lrier bette, pif antage os mbeiaIe
oenne Ylan til anore, pilce Itrar en-
gespnbeIie pGre aiort til noget. ion1
uoen spil piloe bile iis of rGre al al.
nten Rptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

247% Sp.; Sar MON Siet til at borttjp'
re % bruse Sten, iput en- Rabp bar lagt
8eienP Set bemertes, at Der er flao Nurf
ug at ben Iisser mtot | 8etltnieu.
ebdr. Steuem ttltbrer ben, fra bbis 9aus
ben isrit bltb taget, ntehmtnbre ben er ble-
peu islgt til en- aubeu, eaer Gi.rea bar siSei
ft BiiaIb I'll, at ben fierneS. Zen faH life
fierues Of ~upebiommsube, nHbtagtn bet bn
fulbe barn At gettiliprsmaubtu, fOra maafie
fnnbe ffnbe bet nsbpeuStst At Seuisn til
5erSfslea eller treHse ben til at i~taabietts
Deten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
500 Selcnnino 500.

Dstts 8Inhs saitys su paIs ~forHsiebs opsr a~tsrjaEs.
al ten Ct I bet rtrbfe en- frp net epcoom ipu Shes
Dur. % bet e. Rata rh. HIPS Catarrh Cure er ext
snfIz birtltaf SelbreeiesHlbel enetnazsen Gen.
BET. Ia Ratarrh er On foafniEtteuti Spqooui fososer
bR 90 tpah,t1iione. estanbl "a Hans Cats RI
Cure tsees lab. otTfer eifefir poa Sapoet % eifhasfn.
6rus / Safxuet ftfIntk!1jer berrto 2 eaeOmA mems Naps
laa ee 2ipeT FoiAsFieH StHrs oes at optpaes Rps esta.
n ourn % hieIpe Satursu nj at eleG NJ Aihtoe. Sic ne
bar ian msssa Itltro III beta tsfcrgbcao. STRAIT. at Be
titbpoxr g. hua9rebe Zuaars Ia hrert TtlialN. hpod
esHue Weerin i'm bepIrftr peIevbe!is. etrtu atsr
etfe % nfsntsccrA
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Halps fsnify Pins O. Ae psetG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

247a. gpa Seq sier ct Stptfe 2aHb
8eisn saar oper bet eue Sisrne pua 2anbet
De 2tnien er en- Sittionslutje. Beien ia,
beret arbsibet % tisrt. San ies ba iftt
tpiuge 3pipnboarbet til at lpgge ben pur
Stnietl isieu, Ds bpOr lang Srif @ariel
utaa iee sise betP $685..
Gbar: Ret De tan Tie fringe 1t Sotrn'
boarb til at OmlGsge en- Bel Se Tau boz
anisse ON at iaa ben Ouilagt, 90 huis Spar:
bet uGster at tuSbiige bert, fan DC appeilers
til 9pmitslene. Suis bet q Dem rtesct ON
OF stsr., at Gsrassrtuseu fube Steh, bsi
9e beupeube Seut til en- bugttg Sagfsrer %
Iasse gassu I bans lSaano. ,....s 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
@nlSenbalife SoahaHSel, 0orSi

@ploenbalife SOabaaSel, RorSiit
Gorlag bar %afitaaet tit Sorlag al lin.
Seroisningsmioler (SfolematerieI.
afSeIiug) til S'Srr. g. grinfmann
oa 9. Hihter. 4fAeIingen opretteSes
Il 1902 al 9ireftSr Omit gpiien
WorSiff 6orIag) uuSer @eSbirfnine
|af afosoe 5fo~Ieiuipettsr Sobm Sttu.
len, cg bar ] De iiSite Mar bnut Sr.
Rifter til SorretningsleSer. Snerta.
seIien fer lite Sanuar 1906,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Or. Niles Anti Pail Pill S.

q surtsst Ffsrrt % paatiseIist Uisstl Tor fsa sRsr
nsrpSs esssspint. RrsineytsE, WapspiR. slsa.
rslsta. stsrpsHkt 9rrtabiIikt espuLss1se. Sgt
eaanea. SHsssOtesr torfsH cptam sar 1RUraa.
% ,~ttrlss<r iassn usHRs sftuurtuiHsrL IS 9sas
Is gests. Yea apetsehsr ear kHess Il 81 Stilss
Geeica Ca elftart aahiaaa-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

s57s. QSesf. Il. says no man can
take oxt m0ye than saloon license in
each fown. b. says a man can take ont
as many as he Hkes, as far as the Ian IN
Minnesota IS concerned. W1o is yIgAfP
Ans: B. il right.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

uHecnSc, iaa tr bet gioucebnrb ON. at 3e.
res Rarer sasr Stare trRuger BisbhtfsItg
S2mGrtiuurpco.
Grpamps Root sr bebagstig at tags o. CT
tjIiaIs8 hos a5ofeiere epeT hele Ser6eH l
Elaittr ni TO Stprrelier OF to grrisr 80
Gents % en- Dollar. quit Rduuet. Sudmps
Moot. IT gilmers StndmpaRoct, o. Aore5s
fen, Siughauton. q. u, pea hptr SLATE.
5pamp.Roots foraHosriiae Rsritsr tan Sa
plasnaua. bsage lent init Or. BOT. S0aeu
II al Breeze uteO 8toHeshuro. Der cr ulootnget
oamp.Jfputs 8Rrot % SatceS CT pore 2Giers
Z en- BrBueIaNs. Hdar Te lfrroer III Or.
paa at HrpHe, at 9e lRlte ON bette senersis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

I'll bpp5i5 uriHIaoriHs reo Gag og Rat.
Smerte % Irritation ueo nriHlaoHiEaeu.
9rtditeo eHer GRHefaib I friHsu. 5ouso-
ctne, lam 8u9, Spimnisiheo, SsouIssheo.
RerusNtet, Slertefprtnrretier iou Fgfqs at
LENT Rureouoe, 6HouoIlrt ira ureut Sic6,
Reurolat Rhsumatisme. Sufferiage, 8ap'
ing. Srritobiltiet, trrt 5otue umelie, Ntaas
gel pda Exhibition, lab al Sulo, guiteu 6uos
iarpe cher orn 8riahflfc Spae.
Spts 8eres ltEiu banner 8uHofulo. mar
2e Iaoer ben iiaa ursrs / E. 8las sler en-
5Iafc i "a Elmer, eler ben tGdr Ct grumiet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

2475. Sp.. &m en- @at, ipm bar p9ret
ber | 8 Gar og life er nrpnbis, fisbe 9ano?
Epar: "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

e4So. Sp.: 6an min 5nbsr anbne mine
Srepe, fsr ensr efter, at ies bar iplbt Is
&ur, eaer fan ban naste mig OF itrioe til en-
Gut?
Sp.: Oct utl ueppe aHftes for irimiu,lt,
ON en- 6aaer aabntr ct Sarus Srtpe, men
ban ian tie ueS Sob fsrtiusre SarHets Sreu.
peyliug nttS YerisHtr, MAR SeSiummenS. c.
10 War t1ltr niere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Qaben ~Rorreipcnodnce.

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tasrxs G.ds tssnst. 1fsntspsoso. Dina. % Scbn
DtftA 9RahffoR. S9f&.
ep~sr0smnaf ira Ysrfouex. INN igfr ppaiptr fine
gobne III msbAiipneu, bcfpurxs ire.
Gpesaess bsbes aifatts finn essrssnaai / 1t Hart %
fpheRef Sprpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

247s. Sp.: u naar en- Gnfeuaub, iom
bar 9anb os 8srn, glitter fig % Osr forubeu
Ssrn i FOite sestetab, hpUrIeOe8 blir arpeu
belt?
p CT 2unbet @Riens gienbpm?
81 Suem arper iua efter benbe2
A. Raar 4pHen bsr fsrit, bporleSes blir
ba &rpen belt? SUem uroer benbe2
81 Sm Der er 8sru at be9ae SGgte1fas
Der. arper ba ale 8srn Tist?
spn: y 9IiosSes 30 blistr Stlt iaaltSes:
Saus faffe GieaSOm saar list til bans
SsrH, men Gufsu bar "Somefttab right" paa
40 slrrts, fac lGasf bun Ct Gufe, % GHieret
("Soptr"DL b. {. Srussret til en- Sr,Siebel
pan Sipstio. p ssssret oeles list m.aem
bans SsrH 90 GHieH, siterat giGlo 90 sfif=
terets>S raioitutager Ct betaIie. 81 SenSes
SsrH. A. Stuhes Ssru. 81 So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

247s. Sp.: Seq IoIste en- Nanb en-
Seit for ct aars 5tb iiOen % tcs en- ulnttn'
belis @ote. 9li paaftaar ban, at ban life
bar 81 Gar, oensuns ban unberifreu Goten,
% piI life betaIe. &an lite iauOan @jelb
iRbSripes?
Spar: Bar GuiteH nnSer II slar, Sa ban
uubsriires Rotea, iaa CT beuue ift. splbig,
men ON ban tar Sefeu, iaa fan otuue tagts
fra bam isieu, fprot baHs Npte bar ingsn
Stealing Consideration RDtea tau tffe
iubhrtptS peo 2op,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

s47L Sp.: Seq toa Grbeioe hos en-
Nlanb Barmer) fra sbe Sftuber til lite @u-
peniber. Otter at baoe peret hos bam en-
Sib, fanbt ban ub, at ban lite trGnete mig
til ben bestemte Stb. aan jeg mt forIanse,
ut ban finl betaIe mig for belle Siben, ,elIer
Blot fur ben Sib, ies p~irteIis arbeioeoe for
bamp
Gsar: Raar @auSeH Tie lensere baDbe
Hrng for Sem, bar bet 9erts Eiist at isse
8eiieftiselie anbetitebs. 9,rfuut Se oa
trsbs 3tres gtffrebelfer lite fuHSe faa nos
act at beiiIe, fan 81 gisre 5orbrtug paa
bet fnlbc SelBb, ism 3 nprtnoelis bar fprs
Iigte ON. Spis Sc fl arbetSt, men maattr
nsit Sem meb uiHbre Setalius, euS ban
bapbe saaet iuS paa at stpe Sem, fan %
forlanse Sem rbbetalt Siifereuttu. Sieute
81 beriiuDb lise mtget elltr mere, bar Sc
tHtet Sub Hit 90 bar tutet at irGue iSeufSr
niaaiit en- usnrintl GritatutMs, Der I Hegeeu
breier fig on, ct Selsb al en- Dollars YeHse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
You Should Make Note.

When you pack for you vacation
don't pack any worries. lou can get
them where you go.
The Juice from onions will quickly
allay the iutolerable singing pain
from bee or wasp sting.
A ruflle on the bottom OF work
apron, we'll starched, will prevent
spots on the skirt below.
A few pieces of glue tucked into the
earth around house ferns and palms
will furnish the soil fertilizer in an
unoirensive manner.
Spar varnish is the liquid TO use on
all furniture for out-of door use, as
it is both weather proof and lasting.
1t is said flies will not congregate
ON the outside of II screen door or
window if the woodwork is rubbed
occasionally with kerosene. the odor
of which seems to be offensive to
them.
The southern laundress ties IA lump
of arrowroot in thick cotton cloth
and boils it with the fine white pieces
to give them dainty odor, more de-
lightGul than from sachet p WIDER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
The DdIHeafOr for September.

The earliest creations Of Autumn
are nttractively set forth in the Sept
ember Delineator, along with the
fashion comment and prophecies Of
Helen Berk Lloyd, Edouard La
Fontaine and other authorities i'll
the world Of styles, and there Is
much in the number of interest from
other than the standpoint of fashion.
The hymn, NEARER, My God, to
Thee" is the subject of II paper b.
Allan Sutherland. Weymer Jay
Mills concludes his "Romances OF
Summer Resorts" and there is an
enjoyable travel sketch, describing
and picturing the beautiful Lake
District III England. In the way of
fiction, the number contains the
continuation of Albert Bfgelow
Paines serial story, "The Lucky
Piece" and of Helen Nj. Winslow's
New England story, "At Spinster
Farm" and two short stories. There
are also entertaining pastimes for
children, including an animal fairy
tale. AS usual, many pages are de-
voted to domestic interests and the
particular needs of woman within
and without the home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
Charles r. PnSfer Indicted.

District Attorney McGovern of Mil
waukee has landed his first big fish
in the three grand jury nets he has
spread for graft.
Charles f. Pfster, millionaire pol
itician, guiding star Of the notorious
eleventh story league, corporation
heeler. chum OF Mayor Rose, dcta-
tor Of the Milwaukee Sentinel's pol
icy aud would be dictator OF the re-
publican party of the state (but only
"a bolterl etc, etc, is under indict-
menk charged with stealing $4,000
from the Wisconsin Rendering com
pany.
i. G. Gross, president Of the rem
deiing company, is the chief witness
against Pfster. 1t is alleged that he
gave Mr. Pfister $4,000 to use in Sc
curing from the city council for his
concern the city contract for garbage
fort, specifically, and also that it
was distinctly understood that, in
case the money was not used for the
porpose intended, it was to be re-
turned to the company.
The news of Mr.. Pilster's indict-
ment created sensation, not only in
Milwaukee, where he has been the
most widely known citizen Of the
graft-ridden town for years, but
pretty much throughout the state. IT
Is generally believed the purpose Of
the indictment Is to discover, in the
trial Of the case, how the $4,000 was
expended IN securing the contract
and to whom the various amounts, If
any, were paid. Mr. Phster admits
he expended part of the money, but
declares he returned the balance two
years ago.
Mr.. Pfister IL 40 years of age. He
is one Of the best known capitalists
and politicians in the west. Finan
cinlly, he is rated ut from 100000
u flo,opbooo' RS 10 'ht I''HtiP"i
stockholder in the First National
bank of Milwaukee and in the Mil
waukee Electric Railway aud Light
company and the Phster IL Vogel
taunery, one Of the largest in the
world. HI owns the PliSter hotel has
large holdings in the TELEPHONE and
gas companies, besides heavy rail-
road interests aud large interests IN
Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
Lost In Corn Field.

Lancaster Teller: Jehipl Hyde got
lost in Il coru field in his yard one
day last week. The corn had attain
ed such height ard WINS growing So
thickly trat he couldn't find his way
out. Then he thought he had the
tallest corn in town aud so decided
to measure it, He GOT two sticks and
nailed them together into one piece
Just the length OF the corn's height
and then measure the stick. 1t was
still growing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
Theatre I air Wee

Frank T.. Longs excellent comedy
company will be at the opera house
during fair week, opening Monday
night in Down East Folks Popu-
lar prices will prevail. One lady
will be admitted free with each paid
ticket Monday night. Seats are on
sale at Meserole Il Horns drug store.
Tickets have been arranged SO this
applies to any part of the house. The
play Tuesday night will be THE
Other GirLN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

National Review: The experiments
which Mr.. Jerome, prosecuting AT
torney in New York city, is said to
be willing to make, will be watched
with more than ordinary interest. 1t
is bold in conception and original iii
the surroundings whence it ema-
mates. He is willing to become can.
didate for reelection as public pros
ecutor in New York city in defiance
o. the petty political bosses aud as a
protest against bossism and political
machine rule. There are many places
in the United States where candi-
dacy based on this brief PLATFORM
would neither attract attention nor
arouse antagonism. But in New
York city this is unique. 1t is a city
where the political machine has
been all powerful for many years. 1t
is city of many political machines.
Sometimes these machines work in
unison. and sometimes they play the
game in rivalry. But it has been the
rule for many years that no matter
which way the penny turned up the
machine won. Now Mr.. Jerome
would be willing 70 run for re.etec-
ton on n platform which would de-
termine whether there are enough
independent, fearless, honorable vot-
ers in New York city to overthrow
the machine or machines. Success
To him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
They Appeal to Our Sympathies.

The bilious aud }yspeptic are con-
slant sufferers and appeal to our
synpatEi"-. !hrre is not one of
them, however, WIN may not be
brought back to health and happi-
ness by the use of Chamberlain's
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. These
tablets invigorate the stomach and
liver and strenthen the digestion.
They also regulate the bowels. For
sale by Ivey's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
Wolves Worth 500 Each.

County clerks are receiving notice
from Secretary of State w. l.. Houser
that hereafter no county board will
have power to regulate the amount
of bounty to be paid on matured
wolves, but that the laws of 1905
have fixed the amount at $40 that
must be paid by the county, with an
equal amount by the state. a person
will therefore be able to secure $50
for each grown wolf killed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

THE Wisconsin Blue Book for the
present year il now completed, and
will be shipped to the members of
the legislature as fast as they can be
packed Perhaps never before, in tue
compilation of this matter, has the
department of labor put so much
time and collected so much new ma
terial as will be found in the forth
coming edition Two years ago the
Legislature increased the total NUM-
Der for distribution to 10000, OF which
each member Of the legislature re-
ceives $50 The balance are distrib-
uted among the state officers, judges
and courts, schools, normals and
colleges, free Libraries, county super
intendents, and 300 are given to the
secretary of state to exchange with
like reports of other states and iu-
stitutious. This years book cost
Approximately forty cents each, the
edition totaling $lSA5i70.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

Nation II Review: Governor La
Toilette ought to be allowed some
latitude for extravaganza in expires.
sion when referring to men of the
Rockefeller class The governor has
been referred to in all sorts of Ian
guage and has been denounced In
all the kinds of talk prevalent in
Wisconsin,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

THE people of Oregon do we'll to
begin looking about for new man
To be sen, to the United State SEN
ate This means that they regard
the career of Mitchell closed. What
becomes of him now few will care.
He had a long career in the public
eye, and it is not creditable at any
point, That he came to face jail
sentence at the end is simple Justice.
But as for the state of Oregon it can
be said fairly that Mitchell was not
typical. Oregon is one of the best
states of the west and its people are
neither Adventures nor grafters
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership of Engels & Mar
mann has been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to said
firm are requested to call at their
earliest convenience and settle. T..
j. Engels will continue the business
at the old stand
% ENGELs & MARMANN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

A travelling salesman for whole
sale drug house makes the assertion
that uamphor has multitude of vir-
tues. He claims that half dozen
drops in water will break up cold.
1t is frequently used internally for
govt and rheumatism, and externally
for sprains, bruises, chilblaius and
incipient paralysis. In small doses
it acts rs an auodyne and anti spas
modic, although an irritaut poison
in largo doses. 1t would be sorely
missed, he further claims, if the
camphor laurel should be eNtermin-
ated; but there is some consolation
in knowing that the artificial can be
made by mixing hydrochloric acid
with oil of terpentine, Camphor was
n favorite remedy in Germany long
before it reached England, and the
Dutch had a monopoly on It's impor-
tation from Japan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

TIE boycott on American goods
has extended 20 Japan, and at Goku-
homa the Chinese freight handlers
declined to handle freight on the
Pacific maj. steamer Manchuria
when it was loaded for Hong Kong.
The Chinese in Iokahoma held a
meeting TO organize the boycott so
far as they can make il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

The Royal Real Estate firm OF
Kieffer & Crum has some choice
pieces Of property, both city and
farm tracts, Mt prices that will prove
bargains for the purchaser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10
$3.50
A First-Class Daily Cheap

Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Mineral Point Tribune
and the Milwaukee Daily Free
Press can be had for $500. This
is for both papers one year, re-
No better opportunity
to get, with your home paper, a
first-class daily cheap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

1t will wash aud not rub off
This complexion all envy me,
It's no secret, so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea.
Meserole & Horn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-10

NOBODY has as yet answered the
question as to how much of the mys-
terious million dollar loan OF the
Equitable went into political cam
paign funds. 1t would be interest
ing to know how that money was
spent and why, and the part politics
played In the game.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
The Canal Chairman.

Theodore p. Shonts, president OF the
Toledo. st. Louis & Western railroad.
has accepted the craftsmanship of the
new isthmian canal commission. He
will be given the largest powers to
carry on the canal work. and he and
Chief Engineer Wallace and Judge Ma.
COON will constitute the executive com
mittee. Secretary Morton says:
"Shonts is man of great energy and
capacity. He is thoroughly competent
and will deliver the goods" He is a
civil engineer, fine executive, an ac-
countant and thorough business
man, and understands all phases OF
railroading from personal experience.
His friends say he is 100000 man, .
and will now give up railroading and
make the canal his life work. He Is
wealthy. and has homes in Chicago
and Toledo.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

In the colonial legislature of New.
foandland Premier Bond, outlining the
governments policy with reference t.
American fisheries, said: Gloucester
has been oycrbcdrirg toward NV,
foundland, terming our fish 'pauper
fish and telling us we do not dare eli.
force any enactment against Amerl-
cans because they are the support OF
our fishermen on the south and west
COASTS who otherwise would starve.
IN view of this attitude, the Newfound.
and ministry. acting as public trustee.
ecided TO show these people that
Gloucester really depends upon New
foundland, in large measure, for the
wherewithal TO build up the wealth OF
which its people boast" The premier
added that legislation would shortly be
brought down to give effect 10 this de-
cision land deal properly with a peo-
pie to whom the colony extended coui
tesies and liberties of trade that their
actions do not Justify"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
ramperIna With Witnesses.

The federal grand jury investigating
the alleged beef trust, returned an in.
dictment Tuesday night against
Thomas j. Connors, general suparin-
tondent OF Armour & Co. The charge
is interfering with witness sum
moned to appear before the grand
jury.
Mr. Tonnors, who is one of ]. Og
den Armom's most confidential cm.
ployes and is the active head of one
of the largest packing companies in
the world, was arrested later ana
brought to the grand jury room.
The Indictment alleges that John
Il. Shields, of Brooklyn, a former EN-.
ploye of Armour & Co. who has been
in Chicago since the investigation
began, was approached, favored and
entertained by MIR Connors. and spe-
officially charges that on March -
the offense for which Mr. Connors IS
Indicted occurred.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

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said | must have an operation or could not
live | then wrote you, telling you my all
ments. followed your advice and am en-
tirely we'll | can walk miles without an
ache or "A pain, and | owe my life 20 you and
70 Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
| WISH every suffering woman would read
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Dimmick, 59th and T. Capitol Streets, Ben
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
Killed BY liahtnlna.

Mrs. Nelson Fowles, aged 90. of Sc
bcwa. was instantly killed by lightning
Wednesday night During the storm
she started home from neighbours
and when in the middle of the street
two bolts flashed, one SCATTERING a tree
by her side. the other entered her left
temple and left her body at her right
foot, burning of her clothing and char
ring her body.
Her husband had come home during
her absence and he and several neigh
bors saw her killed. Mrs. Fowies was
a Mulhken girl and was married q
year ago.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
Very Lew 4omesecker's Rates 20 the
Southeast April q and 18.

On#the first and third tuesdays in
April round-trip Homeseeker's tickets
will be on sale at unusually low rates
from Chicago St Louis Cairo. Padu-
cab. Evansville. Louisville and Gin
cinnat to many points on the Nash
Ylle. Chattanooga & St Louis railway
In Tennessee. North Alabama and
Georgia Limit p days stop overs
allowed on n. C.. & ST. l. Ry. going
and returning.
A splendid opportunity TO make a
prospecting trip For further infor-
nation write TO w. L. Danlcy. G. p.
A., N. c. & St l.. Ry., Nashville. Tenn.