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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

NEW InTERURbAn
BEGINS OPERATION
St. Louis and Northeastern Rail-
way Connects More Than q
Score Of Illinois Cities With st.
Louis.

The B. Louis and Northeastern RAN
Esy: The third inteFus6an electric rns late
yesterday .frssnoon. A noon The ma
chinery IN the subxtAaion at Hamel was
started. and the equipment 0e the station.
as VII 40 the lines. was thoroughly test
ed. Everything being IN GooA shape. the
nrst electric car left Eawardsviile for the
north At l:M. To-day the line win be CD
Grated hapha1afd. While some incidsntals
arc being cleared Up. and o-me:row . res
uisr schedu.e VIII b Instituted.
The opening Of the new dfvisaeu yes
!erd.y means the eonasesing by electiies-
and towns with O.. Louis It 10 now pos
sible 30 travel entirely by electricity from
St. LOUIS via Edwardsvi:le to the follow
ing Illinois cities: Stanton. Mount Olive.
Cariinville. Itehneld. Springfield. Cham-
paiRn. Crhana. Decatur and Danville Con-
nsetions are row being built TO CalesburE.
Bloomington. Jacksonville and PeC.tA.
AT present to roach the Mckinley In
terurban from St: Lou's It - necessary to
60 70 E>.wardsville by way Of the East
So. louis and Suburban or tho Alton.
Granite CITY and 81 Louis a. the Ackia-
ley terminal into East g. LOUIS 10 not
complete.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

MRS. FRANCES CAROLINE HOPPE,
Fo. sixty years . resident Of et. Louis
and first Of FIVE brothers and sisters 10
die IN fifty years.
The funeral CT Mrs Frances Caroline
Hopp,. mother o: ;at!o!man Joseph C.
Hoppe. of the Third District Police Sta-
ti"n. Will take place from 50. Peter and
taGrs German Catholic Church At I'D
this afternoon. Services vii bo conducted
Interment viii be made IN So. Peter and
paurs Cemetery.
Mrs. Hoppe was q years old. She died
Thursday morning of dr0psy. she was tho
first os nve brothers and sisters 20 die IN
. half OF a century. She was . resident
OF ST. Louis :or sixty years.
The c;he: brothers and sisters living are
Frederick Hus.man Of No. 80: faran
street: MrA Henrietta Koch. No. Eo0
North Garrison avenue: MSa Theresa
BufGm~yer. Mankota. MINI, and MrS.
Eliza EEXeihars. Nashville Tenn. Four
children. twenty grandchildren and four
great t-erandch;!dren with the eIceD-
t.on Of two grandchildren. residing in g.
l>ou!s-a!so su.vive her.
sISA HoYpe WAS bora IN fsYaAa ana
casa. 20 ST. Louis with her father when
she was - years old. 6ns has lived hafo
since. Mr. Hopps died twelve years ego
q, the age o: 81 years. Tho following
children arc living: JOSEPH G. Hoppe.
No. sei Russell avenue: August L. Hoppe.
No. ss,5 Gravois avenue: Mrs. Antoinetto
Rucher. No ,Spi Charlton et-eet. and NfsL
Mamie L. Gusfin OF E!ui:.a. y. Y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
INTEREST MANIFESTED IN
ELECTION CONMlSSl0NERSHlP


Not IN several years has :he.s been as
much interest IN the appointnen; OF Fec
ton Commissioner for East St Louis as
there II In III" successor Of Thomas J.
Caravan. tbs Democratic member Of the
board. whose place must BE- nlled by q
Democrat.
The Republicans Of the Eas, Side sp-
pear to have taken n hand Il. the scram-
BILE. Jhe two prominent candidates 70,
the Once are Patrick Fianne:y and Jerry
Kane. Delegations o; !rien.s U; bath have
visited the county s-at and laid their in
dorse menss Of their men before County
Judge Hay. who 10 experted 20 make the
appointment to-day or some tim. next
week
Mr.. Cahav1n. Congressman ". a Ro-
denberg and District Attorney ". f..
Trautnann. the last two Republicans.
were close;ed with Judge Hay for some
time. Mr.. Rndcnberx was requested
Thufzday 20 use his indtrcnc- With Judge
Hay for IN" appointment Of Mr.. Kane.
hut this IN denied by friends ~ tho con
gresham. who say that he conferred with
Jsi4e Hay on other matters.
Mr.. cznavan. II Is known. Endorsed the
candidacy Uf Mr.. Kane.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
FOURTH NATIONAL BUYS PLANT
Arkansas Lumber Concern Ac.
auired hy Si. Louis Bank.
RTIfNi.t. srEclAf.

Ii,;l. Esck ArS-. i.-. S--h~ pls-.
ana r.Nr- ..~e.s - the camden E.u.hs
Company a: Lumber coicnb-i County.
rs-e sold Fe.'rrr.a! a. TIE tcurtaoGs" .;
Magnolia ~ j7tr T Hl-ks receiver. prsr-
zr.sat 80 a. order ~ Judge john " ErS-
~-s ~ .h. l-i.t.'i S;-t"s 'our: s-Y tae
Western iistri-. - Arkansas
~. E--l:srTN a.. b1Gza- by George n
2 Sc % :a'tls fo-s f.- re Fourth M
-Eo-sl Rs-s = :. iouts .h~ r-;ac.:.a,
-rr,f:.T- 80 sG.s'
nc Nsuk sss cIsir, o: 81 sC Ana .he
tc-si liabilities O: ;hs corporation we're
e. ~
-es ni'fir1 vas s1r~a "a: sp.ri'~s. .he
r.h~r Ai5.~F. S~.nz Judge p Hampton.
= road cor missioner. ~ Pres;h,t- os
Nt-s.,s-i and Sr Ei-csfe 90 ,ags.on.
Th- r-cs.vs-s !Hs.s:o-y showed Tire r-cS
es-s - - value. A. t1ssa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
TRl-CITIES.
DEAD NAN SAID TO HAVE
OWNED ESTATE IN ENGlA AND.


Friends o. william Smith. who died sud-
denly in Hus,on's salooa. IN Madison.
owned property Of Considerable value in
England Deputy Cc-One. voorhees, Of
Granite CITY: who has charge Of the body.
who have known Smith for many years.
ID tying to obtain . clew to the where
ahouts Of his relatives.
Martin Jennings. an old res'Hent Of
Venice, and a former Constable. said yes
tcrGay that he has known Smith for
twelve yearH. II was flrst reported that
Smith was IS years old. but jennings says
ne was nearly ~ Ars Samuel Huston .:
Madison c",Tots.rates Jenn!nGSs state
nient su that Smith Is said To have claimed
a family cf twO sons and two married
daughters.
:he Chicago Post Oflce. and. sccoTSiinT
to Smiths statement. no speaks several
!ansuases fiueniiv oNiIE TO which he
other son IS said 10 b . resident Of Spring.
"A representative Of the English CON
search OF Smith" aaid Jennings. with
lesn! papers !rr:aininx To- an EnHlis:,
estate. ard asked him to .ien them. that
to the mans peculiar temperament he re-
Smith told Madison acquaintance. that
ine s to ssra,s sem ysss. :an S
who wo:!t provide for him aeter his
estate was settled.
Th.. father became angry and ieft his
home with a determination never to re-
tuvn
Smith died in q chair IN Husfon's saloon
rroin na,urri causes. In his pockets was
rou-d s. cents all IN" money he was
known to have. Eie had blue eyes. dark
brown ha'-. was smooth shaver and
weighed about 1ss pocnsial' He had been
employed Nv the American Car and Foun-
drv Comp,nr for tire last six years.
The bc,:y will be held h. Deputy Coroner
establishment pending an Investigation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Prosessur ~ Eswia johnson Was elected
rscs.d.n, &c the Ei.,.ic se.tisn cf TIE ILLINOIS
State TeAchegS' Association.
MYO q. =. Brown Jeysa:ts4 Thuss3ay Tor
California "a sl~nd sh. winter.
Ni.s Isilu Marin IL visiting IN Decatur. III.
Ms. SyD.li StroG:n hsls returned fIV!n Tr'n-
ton, III
Mn. Ior's schrssves IS Visiting in Ossw-
The memherS Of ,he Efwor,h League cf the
Ft-se Netho.list church All! give . New lea. .
party Monday evening AZ N. church
ArS. G. -. TcrMaa has rstvyr.': from Fee
NJ ss4 Nra T. II FINLEY have returned fsom
NrS Charie, Carroll o: Brighton rls-. sa-
se.fained the members Of The Twentieth Con
tHsY Esichfe Club Yesterday af:e.:soo:,.
Misc Aaude Carpenter b In RaIa.ey. I'll
To- night viii to Stein Night at ;h- Eks'
Cub.
The snsmhsss cf ,As I;set T., Louis Lc:se
No. - A. U. 4. W. ~;li eivs = ball ut
th@ BroaAWay Hall Dsc~rhsr %.
Nr. and Ars. frank jones are visiting n
N.ss Karbasa K:aems. - visiting In Ash
Jos kan,,nsr oS F2as, a.. :cu:, ani Miss
Bertha LAsaof Of 81 Lou.s wnrc marie. Ia
S. Louie ysseercay BY Justice Carroll
William DAVIS. eyed II years. os No. :<..
hte sisht foot yesterday.
The ead DSismenu: r.s isrce. ioea.sd ,hs
Cshokia road. was Destroyed b. fire yesterday
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
JoNEssURc FINANcIER DEAD.
TAYLOR Purl Was Owner Of Bank
ing Institution.

Ef-Tlf Rf.I. SID 'iNi.
jcgeShG-G No D~c H-Tsy.a- F,:-! q
~sii-kno~n aaanc.e- AM owner OF she
Exchange Bank n: .t!s city d:ed here t,.!s
morning q; u'c clock
Mr.. P;:l had been In buSfn~ss hsrs for
.t!s'y-Hvs veare TIE las: ,.n % ~ Wa:rh h4
had devoted chiefly "a his banking infer
.sts Hs sss prominent n church Wo-k.
h-.ns q rn~mse: o: the Christian church
II. e %:rvivsi b. = !arGhfes. .hs wife oe
caar.es g Carr. TIE sva-ra! ~. - held
from -SA Christian Cavr-a ~ this city
or SATURDAY afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
OENEEN TO TOTE FAIR"
ON STATE PATRONAGE.
De~1area Cove Nl1l Resaatate 90
Senator saSpktos Opes Hssa l.ioe -
WITH RauSaS SSoasy COoaslssees.

1Fsf| : HIT II a -.A!e
Io.i.-. III. Hs-, S.-sio,srnnr p.neen f.
willing go tote fair ia tE. matter %
SAT-. patronage This EXPRESSION comes
from the Governor himself. The unc..
q gl.-.r.o-, depends on ,Er ,irituGc of Sea-
aJo: Hopkins and Senator ''t:,irrH.
I. the fwo United - .i.s Senators r~coG-
-lis- Tho r-gul.. organizations N cook
County Aad other counties In handling
Fora p,crn',ac. Governor r.Eesn w:!l
80 likewise la distributing ss'a," patron
.s- Tt. Senators. .t - stated. haS- been
gwen 10 understand 'i.i- The Governor
s..;!-y.. .n organization aai In ;h,. prtnci-
~. @. -. Eai..aS 'ns T.iIug cog.:y com
.,,irrrz
- senator Hopkins refuses {" agree 20
this rla-i .ri llffsS uV with -" I>pyiin"c
ear-su-. II. chicago ~ i .fs-!aTrsi tia:
Governor p,,Ii-su ui!l r.taila;a in :as mat
..r - - ate patronage In Uorkin>'s dis
,-fCr In which ssS. tn. snapper crSa1ixl-
tiDu viii u. ha.i hi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
LAFAYETTE PARK CHURCH
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT.

TIE r~-ss~-s % LssAyst;s Park Pr.sty-
'.fisa Csrrch ooax-eGsfso. gave ;se:S Ar
cktss-~s - IRE church !s.. siss. There
sac q a.s--sss..c. q x.sss als refresh
nsseis ~.re eer.e2. Ire .,;ersAiameas
s:o.~r consists. - cas.z'a admirably
ssns--~. By Dasy ycs-6ssefs os the S1a.
aay acsooi Dc-teS Q. c. PAlEeS po0soe
q tie ehzseA - - eAaeUo g u o1AaR.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
PRISONER IS SPIRITED AWAY.
Sheriff Fails Ia Find Man in Kan
sas Jail. Wanted in Illinois.

wichita Esa. Dec 0.-ro prevent h!s
securing . Warrant of sakeaS ccrcas -
Ssich he hope: "a osssala freedom Taos
r Ty.~r. waited q; Jofses Ia. sn Q
charxs q: coa.ys.acr 20 As:-aud. Wss p:v-
tea away so-.e .:.r. cr-is1 :he night and
. slS .os>c 20 - oa the. cay 70 I.lf.ols
whe- tie S>.T:a Ners TO ire city ts.i
to-day 20 secsfe :se pstsSner. he Vss not
"a e< SoS:ne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
TO RESUME DOODLE INQUIRY.
Further Investigation If Arkan.
~as Legislative Methods.
EHIrfIr srDiAi.

E.S,y'1 ftj' sfr9fAf.
15,;.- rNrx Ark. -~r- S-TNr t-rs.ie
Investigation sG.a Ess already resulted
r. .hs ifsy.sr.-n~7t ns seven rg--1s-~rs - tre
.zst ,;~-sra. SSc--nlT OF charges -. sr' -
81. ~G' - resumed ~a~. :as IN-.ls6i
Cs--N Gran. jg-y -.cCnv~ass O. iAa-
4sry
- "a. Ae<n -tf~ct~i :Asr sAe ;nsg,rv
szgi - -cSa-eG b. tes S-a-t j.-r a:
S-S-r ~~-~n1 S.-sc- IA. ssrrrs- = Sen TIRE
.as. s-s.c: rer's s-Ts retu-E.S tEc :c aAs
s-s1 r->.tyGr~s :g'ars ;s-se 20 ;f.-e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Ma 4 L. Keer. nsturalise. Who has
CENTRAL America for twenty years, Is now
on an expedition scme y here In the 18TH
nSan wilderness. hunting for the 5abiTu. .
it may aln,ns; he cllssed with the dodO.
Mrs. Eerr'S passion Is for hunting In us..
explored regions. and In the interior os
Central America shs has ample scUpo f0s
gratifying IT,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
BELLEvILlE.
WOMEN ASK $1,000
DAMAGES FROM CITY.


DAISY Martin and Theresia Brightfleld
o. B..lev;I.e yesterday f3ied suit Ia tho
Circuit Court for s 30 damages each
against the c:;y Of BeIlsvilie TO recover Sor
Il jarIes sustained ia the collapse OF ShS
hand stand on North liino!s street during
TIE street fair last Sep;e.ibsr. This hand
stant Was erected by the Carnival Com
y.ny. CITY off:cia;s d:sclaim responsibility
f,r tho accident. holding thai the private
ua,chIEen Il the carnival company ard
several policemen were unable 10 keep the
Kurt I.etpcher aIed suit sxn!nst the Con-
sa.IJa;e7! coal Company ecr $1,000 dam
a..s FOR INJURIES sustained while At work
=! ire coTy ya.ys mine.
A. Is. Connely asi.s s..Jil damages frosn
tie East st. Louis AID Suburban Electric
Railroad 3or personal Injuries.
Farley Sheptsrd eUes. tbs ST. Louis Cot
,.ou Oii com:say for $1,000 damages for
personal injuries.
4 ] Nelson su.: Joseph Fr,era IN East
g. I.oui. policeman. Nelson alleges that
i.lesx arrested .im wtshoI: warrant or
authority ard locked him 20 for twr houfs
a. 81. police station. after which limo be
= IS o-:'re.. released ty Chief P1rdy. lie
sAks &. 80 damages. Other suits nle6
Ere. F... Schn.pps va Leo J. schsrYe..
POO &. s.-Urupsfs. IL Egen.an Va
Mary MoGas,ar:. E0G GsnaS.s. fore
closure a,.1 ~ ss-vnlvset. tddie sawyer
y. William p sawyer divorce. AnnS
Eal'cb-sks vs Jo> Ha!sehfake-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
ACTOR DIES At DANvILLE. I'LL
Fellow Player Who Inflicted Fa-
tai Wound Held Without Bond.
EE-BIic SrETA;.

INayf.ie. III h~c 3-rsa.i.s II Smith
.ke OoeE privilege :nAr. And Acto: 0t,. n.
Two Johns sheser-Ai :-ogse. Who 1as
shot sn sas room q; . .vcai hotel &C
WEDNESDAY ofsevdc- By I. = Ccrp~e a
. cen:sss.cn ty COppers rt:e. :.~: ;a!s
Ncsr;n1
Cocs,-. vas Eel. .h.s evening ~ q Cor,-
sers sAy.ao; esssEet ri-h ssts-ts, ~iia-
y.Js boes HAIRY WAi,sss an: James
TouaG e1e U.c. "a aGe..s's ho.ss with
Cooper. asV he'd ~ sccesso-.es before the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

9: g ns@iasxay q spri.saeM. m. ~as .
~ David Z Beatty vs. called to Csrea!scn.
~. p the SERIOUS 1ilness * her sisser. 0r<.
nra II. l. DeEr returned yesterday frOm
Shica&O. Where Aso vas called by the death s'e
I. Q. Esieson q Peoria. NJ. was visitor u
JHoeyvll1O yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
Ie.At.s Ord Nrl..,,A nr.u

gl-lsi.-s Is-.- --s,.+ar -Na--r a.
SO tes-rf~~ TNratr- krF~ HfEs- -ass-H.-- -a-ss
.eosto@ ar- '-s1- 1-f - -r- -la~ .t--r
- sst' hsur '--1z-r ~ meme,
r-ar f.--sas ~ ts-E1. h--xg--- 40
o." N~-sv~ =. -.--a's-r rsf--r --ruas-s -s.s-
at h-in. tsE1z- 4 s-a--s14 ,1ar-t tsar 2 80
r7rtAst -ss .rs' --uz'-s. > So
= ss tfrs~ VI - Et'N.a 80 ttr-- .-~f
IsS .sassa-S =s<y-s,--- -, s,r-rrsas-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
>Ts0.C0ty yOtes.

Yrs. II G. HOrr.-- os Granite '!,,. who hss
he-n Q ,a,i~ns ,. Granite .t'v Hoep.ta! for
several weeks. has ba-,. discharged.
Hrs Z" J ssle.1 oe Madison is sh- g,,est
- cc.r;!yrs an! friends a, Mount Vernon Ind
Sire Will r...-E fo-i.Grrow.
rs--fn- ~. II ':va-eon ~. end william ttA-
Ing -; 'iJari.c civ have Gepsrsed TO- CALL
s.rnia. thev VIII spead the winter
sfYs -. W B,:rsJr and mn. s>har!oe. u Mad
:scn ar v!.,'i,r ~ !,I'r,a 'h-.- s..,"er hom.
Sr en-. Mrs r. 7. H!.!ss Ct Ma'!esHn will
tender a rrc.r-ion 20 friend. ard '-'a,ives ~
,hs.r honi. 'nir cr'n.ns. Tn~. iny;,.d ar;
Ma Bas- NJ ~. NTs :. e. Hinde q Msdi-
POI. sna Mines. Stout sud RaYbee - Palmyra
and James Eirr:~ N f,H,s Worth. TsH.
Jona;. Williams u t;v.ni.s CITY hs: received
:sws g! HE eAth-s'- death IN England
TO Grant,. Citv Club vii give bal1 at
fre.sh-ars 'iAn New Year'0 evening
r. Berger. assistant Sdit0r of the 0Adi0bn
Eep'.hiic. Il suffering from IN attack Of Il
:S-,'~ !.ar:n - Ns4.;snn has returned from
rs home l:. Missouri. whore no was the Christ
ru.s' = his Ia:er.~
I,.Ney; so- o: .,r,.. vslis-. of North venies.
IL III With yre eUnrrs.a.
.:-s. u E4a.. y: MsfN.on dspa.ted yssass-
day s.r iIrco.n. IL. to y:sis her sister.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Z --ss- fc-ee GsEoa oy--5 ard driven Sr
kL<Ss.5-r S.,s.r. 60 So i.S SSsss Fourth
srS-s .--T.ea ~ \ ~xer.H s-re<,
rx- at Sss-1rs zcss C.-ryii s---~.s ye>.>~-
ksy af-~--g-cS afst sse sASna AID names
sss2<xrs - 80 sxssz.: Q: Jse SES-s
- r-S - -te-y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Jam SAroA<Sse- q s-~s-a- 81 ~-stsss ssscr
Parry Ma ~ sA - as-sezsf--x hsc=h !.
As-v~ pxe.sreas ast---2s<-s - a. .rsy--
n xnps6 Ass fssss sss A,s1 Se, Z sa< 20 ,s-oOs
- ouDsakne1 . esxssr: ea>A .n4 SAssR
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Diamonds sre an excellent Investment. We
make Si",s. take tie place OK xs."' Store
oy.:. tonight until 10 3 n. Lofts Brc> &
Co. Cd fi,or Carleton bldS.. 9Th and olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Pea s-,a.s transfers sie9 20 ss.o,. IA Belle
NJ y>s.sresy rsss - :oi.cHs;
t~sfs-s \ Hs-!fy To .Es.es.a ssesse..j~h0.
--...r.st-s cs-,i 20 raSs o: 90 iS and - RcO
:...s .4hi.g.xfcr cSxs!deYs..Cr. q
.t1e.a = EsEvs IN n u k1.raA OaSraafy
:.I~- - - - AZ. s>g:..Asf fee. ~ Iof q.
--4 a.. k&p: 50 Iss-.s. ooas:SsrS..ox. 100
IL : IL E.s. 30. Cra xsSe- % frs-rs
-. g..-5i. vaErss.y eesf "a shs AolsasaS.
a.. n :. h,"E L .SrssssR half u -:
s.s.s G =. H,sH Iasers sshrsivssaon; enos.S-
s,z9ss elAe
T.l~fs y NssrAs> 10 NASs A5sle N.ssAss
-a.----- Assi n %: g. o.Ssb .. Ks-zs.a~ s.:aoo
-.->.e.a4:.s. q. IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
GovePuneat Repors.

ps0astnsns q Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
-A6t0ogolo93rol CSosr, aitoa0 !rceiyed q, ~.
IOusaI Ooco06se =. l~S. 1t SIS D. m. local
TINE onA 0t p. u seventy nfta meridian tine
Oeoefv023oao 0ade st the same moment os time
oe Al oensi0Da
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

rsp eo0epsens kose>9.ris. cooks esc..
a1yeSflsa sn The Rerasil1. Any eyaGU1ss
Oau sAho yOU -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

When sou lose anything. the first thin.
to do 10 advertise Tor IL lhrc.Gh Tho Re
public'o Los; and Found columns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

sS-E -.e~5s~et y>sssrse,s are ADVERTISE
x .s~ E.sSas:S-s WAAS eAeD SssfJ aAy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

I rershi:- VA. ~ sEi :-i sc- you q
bargain IN Ess> rsal estate
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

ss ,nea EDWARD ~ sy.yi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Paul I'lsni-i -iia tonight that ,h~
Ci~rr.ers y: the old COMMITTEES owing %
N" n'the ~ mad. nD the committee. had
S~r~ivst Specific Instructions IRON. fh~i-
S@s;-rrlys Institutions and .iar what
ever n-H fGl"s ~cr" formulated vrro tS
c~ fcl!1Nsd bv sh. Institutions r-pg-4s1t.I
On fNs "srr;nt'tc~ VI" ss'i ,ts commit
e-s ft nNt assume - lcs!Satc for all rh..
Institutions IN ta- country Institutions
E"t represented on sl- committee n sl!t
SS hot have 10 follow thu .Gi.- III. cid
Cnitirl!tfrA f,rtL..
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
This is About SHOES
~

From extensive advertising of Queen Quality and Walk
might get the impression that sold other
shoes this idea, wish that shoe de-
strongly stocked with shoes of low medium
Ladies So Michigan Belle and Boston Favote Shoes
stand at the price They
well the resisting qualities They and good
filters Favorite made in the factory
and the lasts the Queen Quality.
At $I.oo and Us Show shoes of unusual merit as
regards style, fit and wear.
mems line have of the best shoes made for the
small price of either lace plain toe tip
buys mems genuine Russian Colt Skin Shoe They
great and will harden after being wet but will
pabiy making them of the comfortable
shoes obtainabe They come in lace and congress-
At $50 and have strong line of Mems Shoes
in both light and heavy weights.
Shoes for misses and children The best school
shoes o be obtained in Paw Paw.
School Boys Pride for boys and youths honest wearing
shoes for boys.
Budd's Baby Shoes for little people.
desire give you the best shoes that ney will buy
whether the price paid is $50 $50
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Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Buskirk were in Kalama-
zoo, Tuesday.
Wade Killefer is playing ball at
Petoskey this week
Leon Monroe of Chicago is visiting rel
atives and friends in towr.
Mrs J. B. Bennett and son have been
spending few days in Waverly.
Ex-supervisor v H. Dilley of Lacota
was in town Saturday on probate bust
ness.
Hon. &. j. Monroe of Southi Haven
was in the village Wednesday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Lydia Bowen of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting relatives ir Paw Paw
and vicinity.
Etola Mumford's friend, Miss Edna
Bates of Waldron Mich, is spending the
week with her.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. II. Titus and son Paul
left Wednesday for visit to their old
home in Maine.
Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is occupying her
cottage. on the bank of Lake Cora for
couple of weeks.
c. c. Young was in Otsego the first of
the week laying out a ground plan for
Otsego's town hall.
Miss Curry of Wooster, Ohio, the new
principal for our high school, was in the
village last Friday
Hon. c. c. Phillips, internal revenue
collector, was here Wednesday on de-
partmental business.
Mrs Hattie Phelps of Jackson is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. John
/ Walker of this place.
John Benedict of Albion is at the home
of his old friend, Wm. NJ. Thayer. John
as usual is driving good horse.
H. c. Briggs, referee in bankruptcy,
was in town Wednesday on business con-
nected wish the G. G. Phillips case.
Mrs n. W. Freeman and son Kennith
of Ell Paso, Texas, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs A. U. Craven for a few days
Elmer and Louis Bates of Pentwater
are visiting their grandfather, w. r.
Shrine and other relatives in the village.
Rev. c. NJ. Keene and wife and about
dozen members of the church of Christ
were at Decatur this week attending the
second district convention.
NJ. L. Decker and l.. f.. Shepard left
Tuesday for South Dakota 1t Is strange
that they have an idea that they are
needed in the harvest fields of that state.
Attorney Lynn Lewis of Bangor was
here last week several days on legal bus
mess. Mr.. Lewis is building up fine
practice and is the leading lawyer of
Bangor.
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The Book OF Life.

Life is an enchanting story, filled with laughter
and with tears
And its pages are the people and its covers are
the years;
1t has heroines and heroes, it has villains, too
alackl
And it also has some hy leaves that useless at
the back.
Life is an enchanting story, and the greatest do
their best
Where they stand between the covers to increase
the interest;
Does the All-wise Author proudly, as he turns the
pages, look
To discover you, or are you but a fly leaf in the
book7
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Territorial Road Surveyed.
Application to be Made for state Aid by
Township Board.

Surveyor Dana Smith has completed
the survey of the territorial road for two
miles west of Paw Paw. lie finds that
but little if any grading will be neces-
sary to bring the grade up to the stand
ard required by the state highway com
missioner, and that large per cent is
graveled sufficiently to comply with the
law regarding the first layer of gravel.
The profile will be completed in day
or two. when application will he mado
for state aid by the township board
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25

Pere Marquette excursion to Frank
fort, September 3. Ask agent.
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Pere Marquette excursion to Mackinac
Island, September >. Ask agent.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-08-05
The Cradle of Politeness.

Resolve that home ever shall be the
brightest, merriest, happiest spot on
earth, and, each keeping the resolution,
it will be so. OF all places, the father
should be the politest seated in his
own home. No mother makes grand
er mistake than when she forgets the
most delicate etiquette in the presence
of the little ones who learn to read her
thoughts before utterance. If you see
a boy thoughtful and gentle of speech
to his sister, set it down that he has
heard those very intonations from his
fathers lips addressing that boys
mother.
Hear that daughter snarling out
some pettish response, and you may
set it down as the echo Of the mothers
words No doubt children inherit bod
lily disease and mental qualities, but
these more often are made misery or
a blessing Y the impressions received
from superiOrs, while in childhood. A
child cannot always be easily trained
to be polite from principle, and yet 1t
is a grand accomplishment. There is
a way of saying, Il thank you" You
are very kind" ALLOW me to assist
YOU" that makes one feel he is in the
presence of refinement. We never wit
ness the rosy, healthy miss arise and
ask the old grayheaded man, lettering
upon his cane to take her comfortable
seat, without mentally taking off our
hat and bowling reverently to the
mother at home who trained that girl
Boys and girls who. from principle
are trained to politeness are walking
libraries and educate more and better
than is known.