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Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
HoNEYcoMBED WITH MurINY
A Disclosure by Investigation of At
 tempt On Grand Duke Nicholas.

St Petersburg, Aug. 15.-The in- vestigatiOn into the attempt on the life of Grand Duke Nicholas on August 10. at the guards camp maneuvers at Krasnoye- Selo has developed that ball cartridges were used in ninety-six ri- fles of the sharpshooters. The Kras- noye-Selo incident was preceded ear Her in the week by two sensational oc- currences directly due to disloyalty among troops. Some men of the White sea regiment fired at one of their of ficers from ambush and a sergeant of the Oniersk regiment. who evidently had become aware that plotting was taking place among the men, was killed.
 It turns out that the police made mistake when they presumed that they had captured Captain Rock. commau- der of the Red Guards of Finland. The captain is now in Christiania. Norway. whence he drcve two detectives who were hunting for him.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16

day placed under martial law. Two of these attacks occurred near Ufa, the revolutionists in each case Tagging a train. bursting open the doors of the mail cars with bombs and rifling the registered pouches. The booty in one case amounted to $15,O0O; in the other case the amount is not known.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
GRISWOLO, the Bicycle Man

Says Linole, the niw Tire Wonder, will heal pune lures and pre- serve the rubber, making it last much longer in this climate. Just the thing for pneumatic buggy or bicycle tires. Call and see it.
 Phone Red 1490.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
ARMY OF THE PHILIPPINES.

DesMoines, Iowa. Aug. 16.-The sa- ciety of the Army of the Phuippinrs late th:s afternoon elected the follow ing officers. COmmander-in-c chief. Major General Macarthur. U- = A first vice commander, Captain A H. Crow, Pennsylvania; first junior vice commander. Lieutenant F. L. Hamil- ton Michigan
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
SAW STENSLAND
This Time Was Going in an Eastern
 Direction.

Pittsburg, Aug. 15.-Paul O. Stems land, defaulting president of the Mil waul1ee Avenue State bank of Chicago, was in Pittsburg today and at present is thought to be in the east.
 Stensland was seen aboard a Penn sylvania Railroad train at the Union station by Oscar Homer. a mechani- cal engineer who is said to be a close friend of Stensland, but had not seen him for two years.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16

fully twenty more, He told the news paper men that he was acting upon in. formation and affidavits laid before him that riot and grave disorder eX isted along the lines of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company. and that if these allegations were proved to be true he personally would act in the matter.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
ATTEL GOT DECISION.

Grand Rapids. Aug. 15.-Abe Attel. the featherweight champion. got the decision over Frank Carsey of Buffalo tonight at the end of the fifteenth round. The two boys were battling fiercely at the end of the bout
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
ARE YOU A RoosTER7

If so, why don't you boost DONO- FRIO'S CACTUS CANDY7 # you are too nervous and can't boost, try a little Cactus Candy and you will get nerve enough to boost DonOfrio's Cactus Candy as long as you live.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
DOME
Orders Cactus Candy.

Just received a letter from the old gentleman, in which he orders D. (. c. C., stating that he thinks it will make him feel better and renew his old time viqor
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16

ger says a tendency to brigandage is noticeable among the section of the Mohammedan poPSlation, but that this can hardly be attributed to pan-Islam- ism or a call to a holy war against Christians
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
CAUCASUS UNDER MARTIAL LAW

ONOONoOo UNDER MAXI IAL LAW.
 St Petersburg. Aug. 15.-The Inn perial Messenger announces that, ow- ing to a serious revolutionary outbreak. the whole of the Caucasus, with the exception of a few districts. is under martial law. In the districts of Shasha and Sangeur armed bands openly at tackled attachments of troops. The au- thorities have sufficient military forces at their disposal to suppress the dis orders.
 With reference to racial conflicts in eastern Caucasus. the Imperial Messen-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Aug. 15.-Forecast for Arizona: Local rains Thursday and Friday
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16

INSURANCE THAT iNsURES-Au the companies represented by me pay their San Francisco lOssess and all oth- CT losses dollar for dollar When you want the best kind of insurance come to E. E. Pascoe. no North Center St-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; large or small loans quickly made. at lowest rates. E. E. Pascoe. no North Center street. Phone Red 1492.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
Prescott, Arizona.

and Concentrates. ES- Exchange Department.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-05
S Sun 2ominao, 92eaerrepubIifen

S San Gomin9o, 9eegerrepubIifen
paa gen &otti, bpis Sol6peien for
paltes UNDER 9illpn al omerifonife
@mbeosm9no for otter at foo 8ol-
lance / 6tnancerne> bar ser Morepis
berifct 93epol11tioner, Sen enc efter
ben onoen, og oen enc 9te9jering er
blepet ltprtet efter sen an6e11. $ oe
ii6ite Maane6er bar ser peret nogen-
lunbe roliat nnrmelt foroi &rigsifibe
fra oe Sor. @toter itaoig boIoer
&ogt pe6 Sc bigti9lte @obnebper for
at opretboloe Sroenen. S 6e fi6ite
Gage bar Ser otter peret ltroIigbe-
ser, og ben for Si6en regierenoe
&reii6ent, Morales, bor len6t en-
&ononbaao til @opnebpen 8uerto
Nlata, bbis @uberngr negter at oo-
lD6e ban, 111eb Sruiel ONT at bonbor.
oere 8pen, bbiS @ubernpren life faI-
Der tilfgie. @an6iDnli9bis bil be
amerifanife GIaa6eiftbe bin6re, at set
fommer til Blo6subgD6eIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-05

- y - /. .ssLas. d
Sraug til Nohtantcr Dragte jiol1e
llge poo 9felp Dorf @prs rGu1a
WtoneD" op til en- 9ie1,te nf 125 Fro=-
cent bpilfet ct Sen bejclte &enteiols
Scr er6nu ct fje1Ot, % Ser blcp ,,o=
laant megtigc GUNNER til cn &e11te.
mellem so og 125 Yroceut. Oe1r
gamle 6inansnon0 Nllslel Gage, Der
i flere Waone0er life bar oeltoget t
0e aftipe 8ersoperotioncr> fl,noe iffe
no6l ltoa Jriltellcn til at opnaa eli
go0 Binoing be0 Sen itore Otter
lpprgiel efter &ontanter, lom ban er t
8eiiooelle al / ubegrnnoiet Mangoe~
s 6re6ags in6fan0t oen 80 Nor gam
le Sapitoliit Jig paa lit &ontor> og /
2gbet al tire Sin1er uolaante bon 80
Millioner Collars til Ell 9}e,1te cf
lnelle1u IS og 80 Hrocel1t. 90 ba,1@
8eboloning BAT Iuppet op, iteg &e;s<
ten for andre 2oan til 1875 Broce11t
for ct 9jeblif, men folot fort efte,-
til so Yrocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-05
Gporpeiamaanatcn Gbarles

Sporpejsmagnatcn Gbarles g.
Derfcs, Ser bar anlogt og ejet Spor~
beiene Chicago, 2on0on ug mango
ol1ore 8Der, er afgaoet peo 9pben :
Seem Dorf Gre6ags. 9an efterlaoer:
fig en Sormue al: Is Mi1lioner Doi=
lars al bbilfen en- itgrre 9el ltges at
bore teltomenteret til pelgigre1,bs
Snltitutioner. gerfes bar tiers
111naa6elige 5un1mer 6els beo ortIti=
ge GpefuIotioner> 6el5 be6 fine Spor-
beie, men Bans 5inansoperationer
bragte ban1 ! bans Dngre Gage / &o!1=
flift mes 2oben, i6et ban 8egp1,s
6ellen al 70 9lorene maatte tilbrinse
z Maone6er / BenniDIpania Gtats=
fnngiel for at babe bi1,lpet 8pfas1e=.
rer Marcer Hbila6elpDia at lpefu-
lere meo 8Dens Benge. gfter at be-
re fomn1et no of G9ngslet, tilbragte
ban flere Mar rn6er ct paataget
Nabn / @eiten, men benote after til
bage til Chicago, bbor ban begpn1te
at ipefulere UNDER fit eget Nopn oe
tjente en- Gormue. @ans 9gteifnbc=
li9e 6orbo16 bar te,nmelig u1ta6ige,.
toet ban er ffilt fra to Sultruer, 1on1:
.begge leper en6nu, % | De fi6ite tret,
Mar bar Ban itaaet ct nreget i11tint
6orbol6 til Ell Mrs. 5nian @rigsbB
og ben6es Dofsne Datter, paa bpenk
ban bar g6slet rige @aber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-05
Grlifl9 Bj0rll$pfl,
DigtereM$ $9n Hmtrika
Disteren. $1a ! Hmtrika.

offieielle Sanftion poa 9lntolien.
borg, man ler &ongeparret itige
Nal1o Gorge % l,n6er JoIfeinblen
begipe fig til 5lottet, r1en melt 8irf.
ming bar oct pna alle giort, bpor
man ier Song @aafon aflngge @oe,
paa Sen nor|fe &onltttutton / Gtor=
tinget
Seq brr1toer al 2nnglel eiter at
boloe nit Joreorag for Sfan6tnaper<
ne ber / an1erifa, og leg ct iiffer pao,
at mine u6reiltc 8rebre pil bIipe Be-
geiltreoe, naar oe bgrer, bpa6 ieg
bor of iige Dem. Seq fpler, at leg
bar cit Whsfion at uorette pos oe1n".
Grling 8iernlons 9ine 1pIer ion
S1o, 90 ban flyer oisle Gro.
grltng 8iprrlon gigr ct iieIbent
ipnpatbetiif S116trpf paa os. gn
nobel og fraftig 9sah1r lpler uo al
ban1.
San CT fit itore Gaoers ngte 6pn,
peltale,1oe % itorltilet.
81 Danife bor ligeIom eln6el i
bam. San er 11e1nlig fpot pao @orte=
oan1s Dosieri11g / &ipberbapn og bar
benpttct enbper 2eiligbe6 til at uo=
tale 6e ln1uffelte 0ro ON os Donife.
8an ct fulo al bibtrnffen0e 3onfer,
% naor fan fonuner bjent fra 9lne=
rita, filler ban Jig be6 Galg til @tor<
tin9et. Scr er ingen &pipr ONT, at
bans Nabn ofte oil blipe 11ponet fra
ben norlfe Mtgs6ag.
Sgprigt er ban Ell praftiif bpstig
2an6mal,b, ion bar ltu6eret 2a116pG<
Tenet / @11eln1to. 0n1n1nrf.. Scbipei5
90 8ajern. San eier BEN befienote
bigrnionife @aaro Al1Ieltab n1eo 60
&ser % IL 9eite.
san ct en piotberelIt Monb, men
cnon, ct bans Sci olorig ialoet ON
as @eip Dorf, fgr ban fo1n bertil
2oen Sule6og. ss5ffe 6esn1inore bar
ban bog pGret oppe 3oppen af SRI
beosguoinoen, bbis Gaffel lDier peo
Sn09angen til Seem Dorf, men oet
par rigtignof / @oris, fgr sen blep
itj9nfet til s(merifonerne.
ST. 8iprnlon itarter fin Sore
6rags &ournee Gbicogo, og ban bill
oerefter / fire @iaane6er be1pge be
itore ifan6inapilfe Gentrer. SEEM
Dorf gie1nrner ban tilli6it ion 3el<
ienS &olin:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-05
&aptejn Billiam Moss, 6srer a

os"f~>(~' SSs"~s~*ss ASSVSSf 1JpACL vi
ct @palfangerlfib, Ser ian,men meo
cn bel 9el andre @balfangere er In
oefrosne % maa oberbintre Mac-
fen5iefrooens Munoing i set norolige
SSSbap, arripereoe 92ptoarsoag til
@an Grancisco, bbor Bons @fib be-
rer biemn1e. @ammen ne6 ben NOR
ife &olarforlfer 92oolb 9lmlnoien
baboe ban foretaget Sen Iange Meiie
oper 2an6 pr. &un6eTe0e fra Ser
icbell 9e,t, bbis Merbeo &palfan-
sgerflaaoen og Mml.n6iens r@ipa" ar
inoefrosiet, til @agIe gitD, / Mlaifo,
700 Mile ialt. &apteit1 Mogg meo-
oeler, at 5fibene lite er u6iat for
nogen iom belit 5are, og at 6er er
rtgeligt ne6 Brobiiioner omborb.
@an ,ne6fgrte 400 8rebe fra Mano=
ffabet paa 6en it1befrosne 6Ioooe.
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.Gn 1tnbifblbnius.

4 i Il . I q
Don1n1ere,1: rDe paaitaar aItiaa
beobliben6e, at De bar peret beru-
let, % De itial 6e11 &erres Dber-
fraffe benne paa @eitaurntionen?"
slnflage6e: rsSa Sr. Don1mer,
leg bar faa bernfet, at leg lite nioite,
bbao leg gior6e. "
Dommeren:: Set fnor De Danife.
ltgt nogen til at tro."
Mnflageoe: pMen set er 6a bebis-
.ligt moi, &r. Domn1er, bab6e leg lite
oeret fnlb, Baboe leg oa birfeIig ta-
get en- beore.
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9srriibcnt &opIcpclts septaarsfnr

s'~~~'~ os~DIS~>s"T SSySSsAS ~S~A~
/ set bDi6e @ls 9eptoarSbug por ga
iaroeles brilliant slifnre, og Yreli-
oenten pefsleoe @aanotrpf meD ober
5000 @initer., oct ltsr}te 9lntol, oer
nogenlin0e bor beltaget 93Dtoors=
receptionen. e[lle @tifettcns @egler
bliper fulgt beo benne 2ejligbeo mce,
Senlpn til Woota9ellen Jprit biljer
giceprGli0ente11 pau Yrnlioenten,
oerefter Miniltrene, laa set Diplolno=
tiife &orps, Jorbl,nositoternes @pje=
lteret, Donnlerne Diitriet Of 60
ll,n1bia, &ongreslens Me6len1n1er o..
.@ere1s og Glaa0enS 0ignitorier
Derefter fom Sen ltore Sfare af al
,min6elige Borgere / alle 2ibsltillin=
gerber enlfe6e at bil1e poa Yreli6eu=
ten. &nren bare0e fra ST. l til bert
as M. 3, bbilfen SID Brnli0entens.
Saano uaflooelig bar @irfiombso
meo at billie.
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81 ri 11inbe bore 2eiere og ,1be.
Mbonnenter on1 at bi bar ct fort
2oger at i111uffe 8rernier for forr,o-
betalen6e Mbonnenter. @an De Iobe.
set foabanf GiIbub gao Gem forbi?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-05

bleD oerfor fert pl | Jieloene, for d
bun fu,oe fore t'iIo % 50 af 5ult,
9e bbrte bea1oe lfrige % grnoe oa
lfol0e paa III, Mooer ail ibit fa,,ol
bun oog biellt o:s git i1to / 5t,.e:,,
men iaa fog iui1be be,1De pes
@aon0en, gif.5llbs,,for % fn,,ite ben
0es &opeo moo Oe,1 Harp 5tcn. Sc,
par ON 9ollt1l1rreat; ben poa Otter
aaret orog Sc afte reo for at 5Iabe fig
opbe!
On Man0 fra iql11n1e 5to1u,,le, oet
bar opbt @enrif iortalte, atspoas51it-
fplte,1 bar oe alti0 Bang for at 5DIine
rnproeoe; ',ap1sIi1 frpa1teoe Sc Sen be-
rpgteoe @riltian 81. Gag bapbe benz
ne, 6o ser osoe.|an rtaltge Mrn BE-
ifplot Ell, Mallo 5for at ryne Oeres
SiGle; al Sen Brl,,,o Orabte ban
bant: Sans 9j1,tsblep it,1f,,t us, og
&riitians @eooer Ieien1te oe,1ti fia
2alnpe. Ga Ser osf 9silttere,, bIepMeo,
le0 0en DrebteS 4nfe % 8srn Srul=
gerS,tpo; iaa talt4 4blln ,11eo oesnlore
Born onr bellere hrofs leIp at loisre
Ell gnoe pao oerR 2ioeller De TO
rlolte Bprn itpr3oe fig ieIu i Saz
bet; De n1ore n1oHtc 0fooeren fate
uo. Men oa' blll9Ifo,n III Den ,1,i1,o-
ltc, &alcorggen, hlnoe b11n life gip-
re Set nen fortafe batn, at ,rebe i
&apet bar Ser .ias gobt;; ser les Sc
ingen 9spo, % 81 piloe ban trnffe
iii, 6aoer % saitel,oe. 9aa falteoe
ban elo0 fig iela rs, % o}ooerey,
fnlgte til. iioit. !.
ariitian, Sen liartelg{e Drabs-
n1ano, lagoe 8lulTNaSnillsiel1, boboe
ct ioo ifp oe pilo8fortgfplet @lif, ola
jcg traf banr at I'm 1i1inoeOc ON E:
trtrt og ta1llmct 4op6Dr 6o11 bar
oa ogloa onlioer Nepel1 tanrn1et, en=
tsl. bet I'LL par r,af 7 ii Z teitttt i99eb
eller al Sen ite6i;:yS srnit. Seq to(-
te ofte 1nco bam og n1Grfeoe, at ban
cnorl, troe0e poa u1lc fine n1nrfclige
yMan0er". SON boe6e noge,, Sis
ian1nten ,neo mig pao ct airfeloft, og
l1aar Sranlampen un1 Mfte,1en pnr
tpl1ot, fortalte ban Sogn og ja11g
garllc, ltn6erlige Giier. &irfeIoftet
bar un6er Siben fplot n1eo lpttenoe
3ilberere, og oct balptnprfe Stunt
mes Sc mange l9re Sfpgger inlpire<
reoe bam til at bruge britt malenoe
Srb og @illeoer.
ga ieg en Gang tolte nleb bunl
ON Drabeuc, bite ban life jpnoerlig
Mnger; Sc Mel1nelfer bnb6e pnret
fdrlige for Samfltu6et, log6e ban
Blot.
Joreoraeet i,1teresiereoe
aabenbort Gilbprerne itarft. Set
toni benz ejenlpnlig ooerraifenoe, ut
ser eronu | bore Dage. fun6e Berife
laa ptl6e og barbariife Gilitan6e / e,,
oanf 4oloni.
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sbn,iral Mojeitpenifp, Ser fprte

oen rasiiffe 6laaoe, iom .blep p6elast
af SapaneIerne &oreaitreoet er eff
ter @5arens 8efaltng 'ittllet for en-
&rigsret UNDER Mnflage for at bore
Sfplo Gobet of 61aa6en og oe
mango Menneifers 2ip. N6niro1en
bar facet Gilla6elie til at appeIIere
9age11 til EN- offer1tlig 9fet og poa-
itaar, at ban bill bore ! Stanb til at
renie Jig for oe moo bom fre1niatte
8eifploninger.
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Sekstende Aargang.

4. =, & i. +. = . 4 2 "a y i
Sobn Gleranbcr 9umie, 2lpolteten
! 3ionGitp, ct otter reiit til 9poe,s
for fit Selbreo, ionl ifal ppre ,1eges
angrebet. San oper9ap inben lin MI
rejle ollc slffGrerne 3ion Gitn tx
ct SrcnlanoSroa6, Scr lfol noretage
DC iinoncielle 9liinrer, lon1 nlenes at
pGre ten1nelig i1opifleoe, lneoens ea
3af bans 9glolte Speieber, bar 2eoes-
.fe,1 al Sc aanoelige 9liiarer. 0ouies
.Blao, p2eabes Of Sealing, er forp:-
lsbtg opbprt at uofonn1e, % Der izfs,
bar reoe Eenge til at betale Yapii1:-
regninge,,.
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81 iember

1reo @Ie6e Brbpeuu111re til en- guiEa
fen iom belit sloresie pao 0pfor-
bring.
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samm.nIisn bette Blao, sets Sno.
boIo, n6itprelie, Bris og Bremier
n1eo nn6re BIobe / farlne @prog.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-21
CHAPTER XIV.

Y UPON becoming president OF
strong bank and the close as
sociate of Hallam and Stat
~ ford in all their undertakings,
Guilford Duncan became at once fac
tor to be recognized and reckoned with
in all enterprises with which he had to
do. He had brains, character and in
domitable energy, and these had al
ready won for him the respect of the
men of affairs. Now that he had con-
troll of money also, his power and in
fuence were multiplied many fold.
Very early in his career as a banker
Guilford Duncan discovered that half
men of little capital who were stag
gering under loads of debt on which
they were paying ruinots rates Of in
terest
1t was easy enough for him to pro-
tect his bank by gradually reducing its
loans TO such men as these but the
prudence thus exercised added to the
number of his enemies. He cared lit
tie for that so long as he knew his
course to be right.
Looking farther afield, he saw that a
like condition of things existed all over
the west and was the inspiration OF
much greater undertakings than those
of the merchants and shopkeepers.
He used often to talk of these things
with Hallam.
You're quite right" said that saga
cious fnancier. THE country has gone
on big financial drunk, and of course
the headache will come when the spree
is over But it won't be over for a
considerable time to come and in the
meanwhile the country is getting a
good deal of benefit from it.
Fortunately it is taking better
course than such sprees usually do.
Ordinarily the existence of an inflated,
superabundant and deprecated curren-
cy results in wild orgy of stock gam
bling, grain gambling, cotton gambling
and all the rest of it. There is no more
of good In that-in fact, there is far
more of harm in il to the country-than
there would be If everybody went to
betting at roulette or faro 1t makes
the lucky gamblers rich and the un-
lucky ones poor but ii produces moth
ing, even incidentally This time the
gambling is taking a more productive
form. Instead of betting on market
fluctuations men are putting money in
TO factories, mines, mills and railroads,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-21
w Il. Cash.
Barber shop.

Barber shop.
Twenty-Five cents removes that ugly
mole or wart at Dibbles barber shop.
Also when in need Of barber work or
bath, call on US and you will be glad
you came.
If +. A. DIBBLE.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-21
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half of mankind over go
years of age suffer from kidney and blad-
der disorders, usually enlargement of
prostate gland. This is both painful and
dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure
should be taken at the first sign of danger,
as it corrects irregularities and has cured
many old men of this disease. Mr. Rod
ney Burnett, Rock Port, Mo, writes Il
suffered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure feel better than have for twenty
years, although am now 81 years old.
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90 .
! 81 Captain s :..... \
I In the Ranks s sss'
By.
GEORGE
CARY
ECGLESTON


"When your trouble arose l tnougnr
/ saw that there was nothing for 1t but
to make a strike for some OF Tandys
own stock. | didn't much believe the
thing could be done, but I've seen so
many miracles worked In my time
that | believe in them. You sent for
Temple-and, by the way, he's Eel
low that's built from the ground up
and | set him at work. l told him what
we wanted done and why, but l could
not tell him how TO do Ii, because l
didn't know. l gave him free hand
and left him to use his own wits. AS
they happened to be particularly good
wits, he did the trick within less than
two days. He managed to buy Ken
nedy's four shares, not from Kennedy,
but from Tandy himself, so that now
when the stockholders meeting comes
I'll march in representing the two
shares that I'm known to own, and
Temple will be with me, holding
proxies for all the rest of mine and
Stafford's stock. Well vote tifty-two
against forty-eight. Well name all the
directors, and they will make you pres
ident at once. I'll put some shares in
your hands to qualify you, but you
ought actually to own at least ten
shares in your own right Have you
got any money loosen
Captain Hallam knew very well that
Duncan had a sufficient deposit bal
ance in the Hallam bank to cover the
suggested purchase, but he wanted to
forestall and prevent the expression of
Duncan's thanks.
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RESULTS TELL.
There Dan Be No Doubt About
the Many Good Results in
Paw Paw.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony of a Paw Paw
citizen can easily be investigated.
What better proof can be had?
Frank Rooms, formerly en-
ployed at the court house, says
81 believe | strained my back
and hurt my kidneys, for l had
attacks of kidney complaint at
intervals, each succeeding one
beng worse than the previous.
Urinary difficulty followed, and
if | caught cold or grew over
heated, the secretions from the
kidneys were too frequent, and
| suffered from dull pain in my
back almost all the time. See
ing Doan's Kidney Pills spoken
of so highly for all kinds of kid :
ney trouble, | procured a box
and took them according to di-
rections. They stopped the
backache and regulated the kid
ney secretions in a very short
time. | unhesitatingly recon.
mend trial Of Doan's Kidney
Pills to anyone suffering from
any form of kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers, price
SO cents. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute.
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The Blessing of Poverty.

The social reformer, after ordering
a soda, addressed the shabby individ-
ual a. the bar. "Ah, my friend" he
said, ARE you not aware that strong
drink biteth like serpent and sting
eth like an sdder?" The other held
up mis- glass to the light This don't,
friend" he said. This is only cheap,
watered stuff. can't afford to buy
the kind you refer TO-"
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During the month of Septem-
Der you can buy soft coal cheap
-er than at any other time before
next spring The celebrated
RED g JACKET and the G. c. &
B. POCAHONTA in large
quantities at our sheds. Farmers,
now is the time to fill your coal
bins with the best grade of coal
at the lowest price possible. All
kinds of soft and hard coal on
hand. 200 cords of WOOD for
sale. Inquire of F. b. Cookbook
or at the Model Market.
Yours for Trade.
Dom Dam HOaI In
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Are you lacking in strength and vigorY
Are you weakY Are you 10 painY Do
you feel all run down. The blessing OF
health and strength comes to all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 80
cents. Martin and Showerman. m
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LAW YERS.

w. j. Barnard.
Attorney at law. Office opposite court
house. Paw Paw. [23S9
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Thompson Furniture Co.
Furniture and Undertaking.
Night calls answered, corner st. Joseph
aud LaGrave sts.; KIbbie phone 1855
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Peters Brothers, Commission Merchants
Wholesale fruit and produce Special
ties: Apples, peaches, berries, potatoes,
cabbage, onions in car lots. References:
Ha milton National Bank, Chicago; Ben
ton Harbor State Bank; Dunn's Com
mercial Agency. 9799 South Water ST.,
Chicago. 25-33#
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especially railroads. They are enor-
mously OVERRIDING the thing, but when
ever they build railroad, even un-
wisely, the railroad will remain as
to show for the money when
the spree is over"
Then the talk turned into a more
practical channel.
Continued merit l0eek.l