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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-03
Hammond. Ind, July s. 1906.

hammond, md, July ), 1916.
Public notice is hereby given that
en- and after this date no person or
persons. association or corporation
are authorized to make any con-
tracts for or on behalf of the Wabash
Insurance Company.
FRED. S. GREY, President.
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Tomorrow being July 4th and a
legal holiday, there viii be no issue
of the Lake County Times, and the
Office viii be closed the entire day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-03

Mr. and Mrs William Bieker of
sibley Street. are the parents of a
nice boy baby that arrived yesterday
evening.
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Declare Office Vacant.

This having been done. the next
move of the beligerents was to
have a motion introduced by O'Giw
and seconded BY Lewis declaring the
Office Of city attorney vacant for
cause. Mayor Hale refused to con
slider the motion. ruling it out of
order and advising the alderman to
prepare his motion in writing and
present it. The alderman there
upon withdrew from the meeting
and went 10 an aioining room ac-
companied by Attorney J. D. Ken
nedy. who is said to have aspirations
concerning the Office of city attor-
ney They soon returned to the
council chamber and handed the
clerk this communication:
East Chicago. July ,. 1906
move that the Office of city attorney
be declared vacant for incompe-
tency Andrew O'Girr.
The body Of this note was not
written in the same hand as the
signature and Mayor Hale ruled that
the charges We're not specific and
That no action would be taken unless
lContinued on page p
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Additional City

Attorney McAleer, John Borg and
Charles Fredrichs will attend the
races at Libertyville tomorrow.
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Subscribe for the Lake County Times.
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East Chicago Solons Hold a
Short But Lively
Session.
"AB" LEWIS STARTS ROW
Paving Contractors Quit Meeting
in Disgust, Withdrawing
Bids.

The meeting Of the East Chicago
city council at the city hall last
night will go down in history of Lake
County as the one meeting of a city
board in which the least amount of
real business was transacted the
greatest amount of actual damage
done to a city OF the county, if not
indeed, Is the entire surrounding
country, I the maximum of i'll
feeling engendered.
The meeting was to have been an
important one, because the bids on
the paving of the portion of Michigan
Avenue between the Pennsylvania and
Indiana Harbor Railroads in Indiana
Harbor, were to have been opened
and passed upon. The people of In
diana HaTbor, especially the business
men, have been trying for the past
three years to get this portion of
Michigan avenue paved. On the two
former occasions when the city had
advertised for bids they were unable
to get the contractors to bid on the
work, because the contractors were
afraid the city's bonds would not
be made good. When the council re-
Gently passed the order to try again
to get the street paved. the East Chi
cago Company, through their general
manager, J. B. Mailing, went to the
various contractors and assured them
that as the company owned much of
the land on that portion of the street
to be paved, it would guarantee the
,'onds of the municipality.
Lewis Objects.
Upon this assurance five large con
tracing companies entered their
bids for the work. Representatives
of these companies as well as many
prominent business men of Indiana
Harbor were present when the coun-
ell convened When City Clerk
keenan, had read the minutes OF
the previous meeting the trouble
was started by Aid "Ab" Lewis, who
objected that the minutes were not
. complete, saying that he had intro
duced a resolution at a former meet
ing directing that the services oil
Attorney ]. G. Ibach of Hammond
who has been serving the city as
special counsel in the litigation over
the defunct water and light com.
pany, be dispensed with The city
clerk retorted that the motion hac
never been seconded and should not
appear in the minutes, After q
warm debate it was finally settled
that the motion should be re-intro.
duced, which was done. When the
motion was put it was carried by &
vote of four to one, the four being
Aids, Lewis, O'Girr. Brzczinsh ant
Wleklinski Aid Shock voting il
the negative and Aid. Walton alb
sent.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

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Lorenzo Allen, the Tolleston con
stable, was in the city today.
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J. B. Mckinley transacted business
in Chicago today.
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C. Payne of the Lion Store viii
spend tomorrow with friends in South
Haven.
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William Stevens and Harry Frame
will visit friends in Michigan City
tomorrow.
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The public library will be closed
all day tomorrow.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
MAY CAUSE ARREST IN
SCHOOL BOARD SCANDAL
Citizens Start Quo Warranto Proceed
inss at Peoria to Gust Dousherty
Dupes From Office.

Peoria. H.. dispatch. The arrest OF
several members OF the school board
which allowed Newton G. Dougherty
to steal nearly sl.O00,0OO is the latest
phase of the recent scandal In this
city. Such action is being urged by
"A number OF prominent citizens who
have instituted quo warranto proceed
ings against the board To show cause
Why they should hold Office. Judge
Worthington In the circuit court Mon.
day allowed the quo warranto pro
ceedings and set March l2 as the day
when the members OF the board should
appear.
At the regular meeting Of the board
Monday night II was unanimously
voted not TO force action against the
Peoria National bank. which failed
with the news OF Dougherty's dcfalca.
tion, and not TO prosecute the bonds.
men OF the several treasurers. BY
this action the board agrees 10 ac.
cept about 100000. which is said 10
be all Dougherty's property. and to
allow further prosecution 10 drop. The
minority members OF the board are
opposed TO this action and may later
start action against the bank and
bondsmen.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Nature Recovering Its Own.

II was once the common practice OF
tourists TO shoot birds and alligators
from the decks OF steamboats, on Flor
ida rivers and lakes. This abominable.
because cruel and useless. warfare was
waged until the supply OF victims for
the brutality was nearly exhausted.
The development OF the Florida rail
way system, by which the tide OF
travel has been directed from the
water courses. has had direct and
marked effect on the Wild life OF the
country. Instead Of the leisurely prog
ress by water craft. tourists are now
whirled through the country by rail,
and the bloodthirsty contingent has no
opportunity TO deal out death at every
turn. The waters and the shores are
once again becoming populated with
birds OF plume and even the alligator
IS coming again into peaceful posses
sion OF his mudbank.-Forest and
Stream.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Not safe for Him.

A Denver politician and his wife
were on the eighth floor OF the hotel
10 see the art exhibit. When ready TO
go the woman said: Walt a moment.
John, | want TO look over the balcony
railing" she did so and was aston
ished at the distance between her ana
the floor OF the lobby.
"My!' she said, that's a long way"
AS she moved toward the elevator she
asked; John they frequently hold
banquets on this floor, don't they
Yes. indeed" he replied.
Well she said. I'm never going
10 let you come TO another unless the
w. G. 7. Y. or the Y, M. G. A. gives Il.
This railing is TOO low to be safe for
n man who likes champagne as well as
you do. Denver. Post.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Bntter-E1tra creamery. &C; prints.
Spc; hra.s. z3a &C; seconds, ll4isc. reno
waited, lsul@c; dnlries. Cooicys. 2iiac;
frsts 2oc: packing stock. iie, storage. 2
lgEs-Frcsh stock az mark, new cases
Included. ISIS; cases returned. l@c; nrsts;
la'acs prime nrsts. packed Ia whttewood
cases. h,sc. packed for city trade. l5c.
cheest.~Fnil cream. daisies, l2i44l3c.
twins. MA4lz&c, young American, lsc;
i2Ac; drum. l3i4c llmburger. choice. il0
ll.4e; on graasa, cusc: brick, n1-aiSes
Fish-Biack bass. i4c: carp and buralo.
2c; pike, susc; rickerel &C.. perch. fc;
aunish. 20. croppieg. 2u3c
Live poultry-Turkeys, per 10. lSQig,sc;
eprings. ii1se per 10: ducks. isc; geese,
Game Rabbits 5OG7sc per doz; Jacks
gray. SIS per doz; white, large. tll5U
2 per doz;. opossums, 25afioc apiece.
Apples RusFeis A.509S;o per brl;
greenlngs, A2sa6.5o per brl; baldwin,
t.soq5so per bri: Ben Davis, H.5oaSSo
Berries Strawberries. Florida. 2Sg4Oc
per a.
81 5Offf per dOz; beets. home grown, I5u
soc per sack. Brussel sprouts, California,
i2l4c per qt. cabbage. N60az per brl,
cauinower, California. $3.50 per crate;
celery, lJH3pc per bunch; cucumbers, hot
house, 5ocaSi.55 per doz; eggplant. Flori-
da. $50 per crate: horseradish. home-
grown. 65ffl5c per doz. lettuce. head. Nu
) per brl, leaf. 32u35c per case mush-
rooms. aoHa9c per 10; onions, home
grown. 30lS5c per sack; Spanish, $3.50
per crate: potatoes, car lots on track.
i0niSc per bu. parsnips. home-g grown,
1ouf6c per sack. parsley, homc-g grown,
30Q Z5c per doz peppers, Florida, - l5n
s8 per case; pleplant. 20d45c per doz;
radishes. homegrown, l2AmaOc per doz,
shallots. Louisiana, sSui0 per brl: spin
Rch. Illinois 6OuG5c per box. string beans.
Florida. t1fI6 20 per box. sweet pOtatOes
td250 per brl. tomatoes, s. S0f5 per case: {:
turnips, homegrown. @WNoc per sack;
xatercrcss. Virginia 2Oc per dOz.
BroomcoTn-M Market firm. seif-working.
common 20 choice SG0ua per ton. hurl.
common 10 choice. tGO0lOo per ton. dwarf.
rOuSO per ton.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
A NECESSARY EVIL.
Experience OF a Minister Who Tried
to Think That OF Coffee.

"A descendant OF the Danes. n ma
tion OF coffee drinkers. used coffee
freely till was 20 years old" writes
n clergyman from Iowa. AT that time
! was a student at Biblical Institute.
and suddenly became aware OF the
fact that my nerves had become de-
moralized. my brain duh and sluggish
and that Insomnia was fastening It's
hold upon me.
II was loath TO believe that these
things came from the coffee was
drinking. but at last was forced to
that conclusion and quit it
Il was so accustomed to a hot table
beverage and felt the need OF II soI
much. that after abstaInlng from col1
Zee for n time and recovering my
health. went back TO II. did this
several times. but always with dlsas-
trous results. | had about made up
my mind that coffee was necessary
evil.
About this time friend told me
that | would find Postum Food Cof-
fee very fine and In many respecV
away ahead OF coffee. So I bought
some and. making Il very carefully
according TO the directions, we were
delighted TO find, that he had not ex
aggerated In the least. From that day
to this we have liked II better than
the old kind OF coffee or anything else
In the way OF table drink.
ITS use gave me. In very short
time, an increase In strength. clear
ness OF brain and steadiness oi
nerves; and sleep. restful and restor.
ing. came back to me.
II am thankful that we heard OF
Postum and shall be glad 10 testify at
any time TO the good 1t has done me-"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little
book. "The Road to wellviils," In
pksa
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Most Of the 1873 telegraphers and
agents employed BY the Southern rail-
road will go on strike Friday unless
their demands for a minimum wage OF
$50 n month and q maximum Of SS5
are complied with.
Division No OF the Supreme court
OF Missouri transferred the murder
case OF Lord Frederick Seymour
harrington 60 the court in banc for
hearing before the full court.
The Supreme court OF New Jersey
decided that Justice Garretson has no
authority TO grant the motion for a
new trial for Mrs. Antoinette Tolla,
now under sentence of death.
Mrs. Emma Bond is under arrest in
Minneapolis awaiting the action OF the
authorities Of Baltimore, Md She IL
held In connection with the death OF
girl In Baltimore Ave years ago.
BY the collapse OF the concrete roof
over a section OF the huge new round
house OF the Denver g. Rio Grande
railroad In Pueblo. Col. one man was
Instantly killed and three others bad
ly injured.
Richard Olney has been reappointed
as a regent OF the Smithsonian insti.
tuition for a period OF six years.
The carpenters union OF st. Louis
has been forbidden by the United
States Circuit court to carry on a boy
colt against the Fox Brothers Man
ufacturing company.
Professor James Rignall Wheeler.
professor OF Greek archaeology and
art. has been designated as acting
dean OF the faculty In the new Co
lumbia College OF Fine Arts.
The First Congregational church OF
Ia Crosse. Wis. has sent Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Maxwell to Natal. Africa.
To work among the Zulus. They will
be gone nine years.
Walter Knox was convicted in Hills
dale, Mich. Of the murder OF Joe
Cawsey. who perished In the screen
door factory fire Dec 3. 1903.
Fred Kicngbeil. aged 20. a farmer
near Bellevule. Ont. Is in iail charg.
ed with having beaten his wife 10
death.
Andrew Carnegie has signifed his
intention 10 donate $4,000 to Ric
Grande college. Baptist theological
school at Rio Grande. Gallia county
Ohio.
Miss Fenehan. dean Of the woman's
hall OF Beloit college. Beloit. wis.
has resigned.
In the circuit court at Wheaton. ILL.,.
Joseph Raggi, an Italian barber oI
Chicago. pleaded guilty to the murder
OF otto Klotz at Napervllle. Oct. 20
and Daniel McAuley. colored, pleaded
guilty TO killing his wife.
The Beloit. Wis. Fair association
has decided to quit business.
| Sovereign Commander Root OF tho
woodmen OF the World announced
that the headquarters OF the order
would be moved from Omaha because
Of the state tax on reserve funds, and
that either Chicago or Detroit woult
be selected.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

and Il went into the hands OF receiv.
er. Afterwards. for a year or no, he
conducted the Hotel Woodruff Twen.
ty.frst street and Wabash avenue,
which later was converted into a hos
pital for inebriates and burned with
many OF its unfortunate occupants.
Mr. Bemis made a desperate effort
10 repair his fortunes by establishing
the Bemls-R!chelieu Importing com.
pany. dealers in wines and liquors.
and had his office In his fiat. He was
president and treasurer OF the com.
pany, and George Dickinson was IT'S
secretary. The concern was not so
prosperous as was hoped. Mr. Dick.
inson said. however. that It's affairs
would not be jeopardized by the death
OF Mr. Bemis.
Son OF Minister Becomes Brewer.
Mr.. Bems was native of Center
Almond, Allegheny county. ~ ". the
son OF a Baptist minister He came
to Chicago in 1859. and was one OF
the original members OF the board of
trade. prizlns highly his original tick
It OF membership, for which he paid
SIS
He entered the brewery business
early. the original nrm being Dosner,
Bemis a. Co. and subsequently the
McAvoy Brewing company. He went
into the hotel business in 1885.
Mr.. Bcmis was said TO be one of
the frst men 10 get water 10 suffer
ING Chicago In the distressing days
following The Chicago FIRE His brew
cry was situated IN South Park ave.
nue.. between Twenty.second and
Twenty.third streets. lie laid pipes
from the lake. and had the water con.
veyed an over the city IN wagons lie
also was said 10 be the first man to
manufacture ice by machinery.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
MYSTERY IN MINE CONFERENCE
Twenty-one independent Operators
Hold Secret Meeting.

Scranton. Pa. dispatch: Twenty.
one independent anthracite coal oper.
ators met here Saturday In the ofIice
OF w. l.. Connell. II Is understood
those present we're pledged 20 secrecy
as To what transpired. Immediately
after the meeting MIR. Connell went TO
Philadelphia. supposedly to confer with
President Baer of the Reading com.
pany. All the independent operators
were represented.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Chicago. March Henry VI Bemis
cardinal" Bemis-who was propri
etor OF the old Richelleu when II was
considered one of the finest hotels
In America in respect to cuisine, com.
mitted suicide late Tuesday afternoon
In his apartment, 201S Indiana ave
nue..
The Cardinal" had exhausted all
the pleasures OF life. Despondent
over III health, due largely 10 his cpl
curean habits. distressed by what he
regarded as poverty as compared TO
his former manner Of living. and cry.
ing out against the ingratltude Of
friends he had aided when he was
wealthy, the old bon vlyant placed a
pistol TO the back OF his head and
shot himself, dying Instantly He was
63 years old and his widow Is left
with scarcely a dollar
Mr. Bemis had passed the day in
bed He complained Of his health al.
though at II o'clock in the morning
he had discussed some financial mat.
ters with George Dickinson, who was
associated with him for forty years
In business way
No Longer OF Use.
Early In the afternoon he said 20
his wife. as he had often said be
fore;
Il no longer am OF any use in the
world shall kill myself"
Mrs. Bemis had heard ,hat threat
al.
attention 60 H. She left the house
early in the afternoon and returned
later. Her husband was I'm bed still.
He expressed a desire for a cup Of
coffee. She went into the kitchen to
make II when she was startled by a
shot Rushing into the bedroom she
found her husband propped up with
the pillows. revolver still In his
hand. lie had shot himself behind
the ear
Pictures Cover Walls.
The Bemis fiat is reflection OF the
tastes OF the old hotel keeper and
brewer. The walls are covered with
hundreds OF pictures OF actors and
actresses and famous personages that
MIR. Bemis had known I'm happier
days. All OF them he had mounted
himself
Although Mr.. Bemis for many
years was a partner in one of the
largest breweries In Chicago he was
best known az the courtly smiling pro
prietor OF Hotel Richelicu. which was
located from 1885 TO 1896 in Michigan
avenue. In the Masury block, a little
south Of the present Hotel Stratford
Mr.. Bemis made s750.000 cash In
the brewery business and he lost II all
In the hotel that was considered a
decade in advance of It's time. The
zenith OF its prosperity and popular
ity was during the worlds fair In Chi.
cago. when guests from all over the
world lavishcd praises upon the man
agement for the excellence OF It's
wines and table and the magnihcence
OF It's appointments. II was Eugene
Field who named him Cardinal"
Fails 10 Reeoup Fortune.
Finally Mr.. Bemis lost the hotel
because of some dispute as to his title
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
SAYS HEAVEN IS MATERIAL CITY
Scientists Soon 20 Discover u, De
elares New York Minister.

Macon. No. special; That the new
Jerusalem Is a material city was the
contention OF Rev. William Coburn of
New York In a sermon Sunday. The
throne of God is the very center OF
the universe, he says. about which all
the planets reyolve. This place, de-
clared the preacher. soon will be dis
covered by scientists. The sermon
created a sensation among the church
people Of the city.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Congressional
Proceedings
rhursdsy March 4. ieae.

The discussion ~ the rni-roan rate
question was continued Ia the senate TO-
day BY Mr.. Dolilvet.. who spoke N SUD
port Of the nolliver- Hepburn bill- Lne
Femalnde~ OF the session Was devoted -
the bill providing for the settlement oi
the affairs of the hye civilized tribes ut
tribal relations No action was taken.
At $3.50 p. m the senate went Into ex-
ecutNe session and az 5:35 adjourned un-
III tomorrow.
The House to-day passed the army ap-
pfoprlation bill. carrying about sts sOvv.-
GOO. Provision for a cable ship Tor the
Atlantic coast and for a ship for mine
planting ON the Pacific were eliminated
on points OF order The uowd"r trust
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
CHICAGO ADOPTS HIGH LICENSE
Council Votes 20 Impose $1,000 Fee
on Keepers OF Saloons.

Chicago dispatch: High license
won hands down In the city council
Monday night. BY vote of 40 TO 2S
the aldermen put through the ordi.
nance raising the yearly dramshop fee
from $500 TO $1,000 a year. thus pro.
yiding for the development Of the DO.
lice force and the simping ont OF Chi
cago's thuggery. thieyery and gener.
al terrorism. Mayor unne says he
will sign the measure. and II will go
into effect May 1.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
MERCHANT BURNED TO DEATH
Clothing Catches Fire From Stove
Near Which Man Stands.

Arcadia, Wis, dispatch: Emil Flu.
gine. aged 35 years. n merchant. was
burned TO death Monday In the sight
OF number OF customers. his cloth.
Ing catching fire from a stove near
which he stood. Fugine rushed into
a ncighboring barn. which caught fire
from his burning clothes and was
partly destroyed.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Looking Forward.

Leading Lady Where's my salary7
Theatrical Manager-l'm very sorry,
but business has been bad this week
and the ghost is unable TO walk.
Leading Lady-Well, must have
my money. or I'll quit.
Theatrical Manager-Don't worry;
well have all kinds OF money next
week. We play in a section OF the
country where we are not known.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Two KILLED a, Grade CROSSING.

Carmel. Ind, dispatch: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Henley. aged 65 and 60
respectively. were killed by n Monon
passenger train while driving across
the track near here.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

GreenyiIle. s c., dispatch: The
FIRST legal execution for rape in the
history OF this country took place
Friday. when Andrew Thompson, n
negro. was hanged in the jail yard.
He made a confession.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Milwaukee. Wis. dispatch: wiscon.
sin paper mill men have formed the
Port Edwards tCanada) Sulphltc com
pany and will build a huge mill. q.
u. Steele OF Chicago is a stockholder.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Do not pay IS or so cents for
Trust baking powders, which
are so compounded as to
leave large quantities OF
Rochelle Salts in the food.
Constant dosing of Rochelle
Salts is injurious to health.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Live Stock.

Live Stock.
CATTLE.
Chicago 81 i.50GG25.
Omaha S2u5. 65
Kansas civ 81 g5d6.
81. Louis 81 2o1rG10.
81 Joseph 81 iGN6
New York Sl.bUuG 70
HOGS.
Chicago 81 25NG.52is.
Omaha $fi6.30
Kansas City s. 7tFG 32il.
81. Louis s. 5Ou6 ~
st. I0seph-Si Mf6 20.
New York Sc Glm675.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Chicago 81 IO01 rs.
Omaha ~ a0ffG So
Kansas city So 1lmG 70.
ST. Louis fld6S5
st. Joseph Si5H6 30
New York s. G4is.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Grain quotations.
WHEAT
Chicago-No ? red. s0MmSisc.
New York-NO red. S6isc.
Minneapolis No. / northern. sic.
ST. Louis-No. red, SIC.
Duluth-No. ] northern. S0isc
Kansas Clty--No. hard. nc.
Milwnukce-No ! northern. sc.
Toledo-No. red Sec.
CORN.
Chicago-N 2 soc.
Liverpool American mixed. 4s T5kd.
New Nork~No. 2 i7c.
pcoria-No. 3. iOiac.
81 Louis No q fic
Kansas City-No 2 mixed, 39ikc.
No. 3
OATS
Chicago Standard, S0hd3lc.
New York. Mixed 9Jisc
81 Louis-No g 3oc
Kansas CITY No. mixed. 29iac.
Milwaukee standard. 3ic.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
CARDINAL BEMIS
WEAR|ES OF LIFE
Noted Hotel Keeper of Chi
cago Commits Suicide at
His Home.
MADE AND LOST BIG FORTUNE

Accumulated Wealth In the Brewing
Business, but Lost II In Effort TO
Conduct the Finest Hostelry in the
World.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Elain Butter Market.
Grain Quotations.

, Elgin, III. March 5-Butter-No sales
or Offerings. official. 21c. firm.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17
Health

Calumet makes light,
digestible, VIII oleso m e
food; free from Rochelle
Salts, Alum or any injuri-
Gus substance.
The diamond drill., 1906-03-17

Finally Mr.. Bemis lost the hotel
because Of some dispute as to his title