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Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
LANSING

Miss Christina McCrae, who has
been spending the past three months
with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Enney,
returned to her home at Bolivar, Mis-
souri,, Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Enney spent few days
last week with her brother Herbert at
Udolpho. rs.
Mr. Atwood left for his home at lie
Roy Sunday night for weeks vaca.
tiOn. .o
C.S. Saxton of Blue Earth city, who
visited his father and sister here the
fore part of the week, went to the Twin
cities Wednesday last. a
Our village school closed Friday for
a weeks vacation. I
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Lindsey and Leon
Lighthall and Bertha Phillips went to
Grand Meadow Monday evening to at
tend a show. ~ # u 8
s. P. Christensen went to Rochester
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schisler came
up from Austin Saturday evening to
! visit at the parental home.
The members of the Sunday school
4 will give an Easter program Easter
Sunday during the Sunday school
hour. A collection will be taken up
n to aid the Chinese sufferers.
5#s We are sorry to learn Of the illness
y ofMTs Rhoades Of Udolpho.
b. N. CARL Of Udolpho, who was iii
y last week, is able to be out again. 38
Miss Ella Weber is still quite i'll at
i her brothers home. .3.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
H. M. Mcintyre Thursday afternoon.
h All invited. &
Miss Dunphy is spending her vaca-
Z tiop at her home in Preston.
Mr. Christianson has sold his house
II and lots in this village to M. % Hess
ler Consi ideration, $500.
Miss Birdie Phillips AZ ali home fol
the spring vacat ion. a8ss
Mrs. Lindsey Of Grand Meadow was
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
OAKLAND

Thomas J. Lightly has sold his fav-
orite family horse, Tommy by name,
and has bought a fine driving team OF
Walter Earl. All the girls will get a
ride now, especially the schoolma'ms
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Young went to
Rochester Tuesday to consult DR..
Mayo They returned Wednesday.
: They will go again next Monday when
Mrs. Young will have rumor re-
moved.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. George Bennett Thursday and
there was good attendance consider
ing the bad roads. The next meeting
will be with Mrs: w. E. Torrens Thurs
day, April 4 for dinner. All invited.
Mrs. Abbie Showers of Minneapolis
is visiting her brother Will F. Hatch.
Fern Morgan is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary NJ. Pace, in Austin
Mrs. Waterworth of Randolph, Wis.
who has been visiting her brothers, the
Bennetts, returned home Monday.
Her niece who came with her accom-.
panied her. .. #.o..
The little son of Henry Hendrickson
has been very i'll.
George Bennett is recovering from
his recent illness.
The Bennett families were enter
tanned by Mrs, J. Freeman on Satur-
. day. ,.s ~.
Frank Srp returned Saturday from
the Rochester hospital whore he was for
IL days and is much improved.
The annual meeting Of the Presbyter.
ian church will be held at the church
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
The Ladies Aid will serve dinner at
znoon,: The missionary society will al.
? so meet. Ri.
\ Miss Mabel Jones returned Tuesday
! from Albert Lea college for a vacation,
The feed mill will grind next tues:
day and quit. A.. h
Ed Lugg has just receivedsa, promo
tion in the railway postal service. 2, i! /.
James Hayes, who has been at school
at Storm Lake, Iowa, since September,
returned home Saturday. a
John K. Dearmin left Tuesday for
his claim near MinOt. N. D. a
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
WALTHAH

Very fine weather and we hope
spring is here to stay. 81 M. - 3sz.
s. g. seavy reed two cars Of rock
this week s,I s=S
G. H. Boliou is in st. Paul on bust
ness. 81. III. @ .s.5.. 'st .sa #
!, J. Martin Of Sergeant was in town
Tuesday. s
Mrs. a. Boliou visited Austin satur-
#day.
Hanke had business at Austin
Monday.
C.sSL Condo is putting in q line Of q
farm machinery in the old bank build
ing. Tive him a call.
e. 6. Erickson left Sunday for q few
days visit at st. Paul s55s
Claud Lewis left last week for his
new home, the Polly Clifford place, Re.
Gently pure ased.
s q, Harrington had business at the h
county scat 81 Tuesd
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
LIE ROY

r, ~ f.
March 29th at the Opera House, "The
Model School of Leroy" Come.
A baby girl came to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, John Kimball March Goth.
The family and friends Of r.. a..
Schultz are rejoiced to welcome him
home again. Although he has enjoyed
and been very successful in his insti-
tute work, he says there is no place
like home.
Miss Bessie Thomson Of Austin is
visiting relatives and friends in Leroy.
If you wish to attend the Model
School of LeRoy at the Opera House
March 29th it will be necessary to se-
cure 9 seat early, as they are selling
very fast. H 8
Mrs. Sherman and little son Paul left
last week for Brantf0rd, Ontario, Cam
ada, called there by the death of Mrs
Sherman's father who has been in
feeble health for some time. 1ls
Mrs. s. ID. Martz and son Wilbur,
Mrs. s. r.. Morse, Mrs. g. fH. Thaden
and children and Mrs. III G.. Madison
and baby visited at the home Of VIM.
Corbett In Austin last week. 5H.. 81
Miss Florence youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j ]. i glesOn, who has
been 8a patient sufferer for many
months, passed away w Wednesday morn
4 ing March 20, at 8 O'clock. Funeral
services were cond Quoted by Rev. Bergh
at Bethania Lu utheran church Saturday
at Up. m Florence was al beautiful,
lwinannea yirl of iftnan ha1nvA1 ehV All
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
Austin steam Laundry.

Austin Steam Laundry.
Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at The
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style of the art. No chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free of charge
Giveus trial. -.
T. M BURNHAM. Proprietor.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum, Itch
Ring Worm, Herpes, Barbers'
Itch.

All of these diseases are attended by
intense itching, which is almost in
stantly relieved by applying Chamber
lain's Salve, and by it's continued use a
permanent cure may be effected. 1t
has, in fact, cured many cases that has
resisted other treatment Price sc
per box. For sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
Found at Last.

J. A. Harmon. of Lizemore, West Va
says: "At last have found the perfect
pill that never disappoints me; and fol
the benefit of other afflicted with tor.
pid liver and chronic constipation, will
say: take DR.. Kings New Life Pills. .
Guaranteed satisfactory. Csc at K. O,
Wold's, druggist. - :,g* II
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
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BROWNSVILLE.

5Volkman and Naatz's mill has sawed
100000 feet of lumber here. 1t has
row been moved to D.. l.. Tanners
place where it will saw about 10000
feet, and then it will move to Dexter
for further work. .',es '%ess, = Il II.
I'D Lee Thatcher has returned home
from Minneapolis, being laid up for a
while with a sprained ankle.
There we're no services in the M. E
church Sunday on account of recent
vanishing of the seats. In the eve.
ming Rev. O. w. aTrask preached in the
Baptist church. There was large at
tendance both forenoon and evening.
2 Geo. c. Clark has sold his farm for
$1,000 to E. H. Sperry of Wisconsin,
who will take possession Sept. l.
VIM. F. Iorns has bought the house
and lot of Charles A. Hunt on Main
street for $500 S. W. Clark Low oc.
cupyng the house will move to G. a
Larson's house. 4.
Harry Lawrence is learning the trade
of a matchmaker in St. Paul.
Herman Dunke has moved to town
and occupies the Goodrich house.
Ernest C. Bemis has moved onto the
Schultz farm two miles north of Dex.
ter. "
9 Mr.. and Mrs. O.. D. Lambert have re.
turned from Illinois, where they spent
the winter, and occupy the Rockwell
house. ID. 81
Miss Jennie Cruickshank has been
very ill and suffered intensely from
e. ~ practice IN extracting a tooth.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27

in Austin last week.
Mrs. T.. F. Conway of Inkster, N.
D., returned home Tuesday after Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Krebsbach, Sr. @sss
"A court of Lady Forresters will
be organized here this week.
Is
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
Mrs. 3. w Thompson is sick.

The robins have come, our streets
are dry in spots, everyone is feeling
good natured, and all indications are
that Spring is once. more with us, we
hope to stay till she gives place to sum-
mer.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
J guest Of NE. and Mrs. Earl Linds.

the guest Of Nj. and Mrs. Earl Linds-I
ley w ednesday. 5asasslsse
8ss Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballweber and
daughter Of Austin visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Cronan Thursday
Mrs. salzgeber is visiting relatives in
Spring Valley. 7ssss=Sss85.
Ray Chat Of Austin spent Sunday
at the parental home. s=
NJ Mr. and Mrs. Al Hall of Rose Creek
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hunt
Sunday.
Mrs. Case and granddaughter of
Austin Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roe. " ..55 81 .5sss s43s
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27

- 1T is not what you make but what you save - says
Americas greatest fnanci4r Lyman G. Gage.
We share our profits with y)u Save your pennies
and they will be dollars.
81 articles you buy every Week. 81 weeks at
per cent is l04 per cent on your money.
ST ARTICLES that buy every month"; l2 ron:hs
at 2 t'er cert IS "a per cent per annum. >...:s
This of-r js to encourage continued cash trading
AsE fr yonr bits stamped paid" The> are valuable
rd tale system r-deemab]e Office any time OK
cept SAtn1d Us and the 25th of each month follows
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-27
;hamberlain's Collie, Cholera =
Dlarrhoea Remedy.

This remedy has been in use for over
thirty years and has proved itself to be
the most successful remedy yet discov.
cred for bowel complaints. 1t never
fails. Sold by all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
ACTRESS APPEARS
IN JUSTICE COURT
LILLIAN HAYWARD PLEADS FOR
HER SON
Boy Passes Programs at Theater to
Keep Out of Mischief While
Mother Is on the
Stage

"My little boy goes to work with me
every night at the theater
"He stays around the back of the cur
tain, and while 1 am on he plays in the
lumber room or sleeps on the couch in
my dressing room. He is my constant
companion
So said Lillian Hayward, Grand opera
house actress. in Justice Frederickson's
police court yesterday when Thomas G.
Baker, the manager of the Grand opera
house, was on trial for employing in his
theater child under IA years of age.
1t was a sweet tale of mother and son
companionship, and it was told in an
artless manner that made the stern JUS
tice smile.
For four years Lillian Hayward says
she has been at the Grand, and during
that time my boy has been with me
every night.
HE never missed one, and when he told
me the man wanted to pay him $3.50 a
week for passing programs 1 thought 1T
would be better for him to do it. Then
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
PAYS PART FOR COTTAGE
THAT NEVER WAS BUILT
BRINGS SUIT TO COLLECT on
ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGE
Has Already Been Awarded Damages
Against Contractor but Has
Not Been Able to
Secure Money

On complaint charging the embezzle'
ment of $225 Justice Selph yesterday
issued warrant for the arrest of c.
Weesner, a contractor with offices in the
Huntington building.
L. p Snare, the complainant, alleges
that he contracted with Weesner for the
erection of a cottage on a Hollywood lot
for $4OO When the papers were signed
Snare paid over 1925 as cash deposit.
Within a few weeks, he says, Weesner
asked for more money, on the pretense OF
getting a discount on the lumber bill II
the whole amount was paid in cash
Snare refused him the money and Went
to Hollywood to see how the building was
progressing, but claims he found no sign
of it
He brought suit in Justice Selph's court
but was unable to collect the judgment
so he appealed to the district attorney.
The warrant was given to constable
to serve, but up to late hour last night
he had been unable to find Weesner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
FEMALE IMPERsoNAToR
DIVORCED FROM WIFE

William L. Dodson was allowed a
divorce from Anna Dodson on the Sfouno
of desertion yesterday by Judge Smith
in the superior court.
They were married in Los Angeles
December 16, 1905, and went to live the
simple life on Dodsons ranch at Del
Monte.
The pastoral surroundings and irksome
existence of ranching life proved too
monotonous for Mrs. Dodson, who in the
days of her single blessedness had been
an actress, and she longed for the scenes
of footlights and late suppers
Mrs Della Browning, near neighoor
of lie Dodsons, took the stand to tell
what a good husband William had been,
and was asked by Judge Smith how a
quiet rancher of such settled habits had
become acquainted with an actress, and
she quickly replied"
"Oh, Mr.. Dodson used to be an actor;
he was one of the best female imperson-
ators on the stage"
well, WELL" remarked the court as he
signed the decree, AIS strange world"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24

he would be out of mischief for an hour
each evening"
HE helps me put on my paints, and
when / have a hard makeup Eddie helps
me an awful lot she went on.
Then she smiled, and those who saw
her in the witness chair wondered why
she needed makeup" to look nice.
Makes Strong Fight
Off the stage Lillian Hayward is Mrs.
w. w. Boggs.
Mr. Boggs is now in a stock company
in the east.
The boy Edwin, who is the cause of
Mr.. Bakers troubles, is only IL years
DID, and the Humane society claims that
he should not be employed in theater.
Lillian Hayward sees no harm in 1t, for
he is with her all the time.
Baker put up strong fight yesterday
He employed Benjamin Rush OF the
firm of Davis, Willis & Rush to defend
him, and Rush fought the case on every
point.
A private stenographer was employed
to take down the evidence, IN case an
appeal should be desired.
Justice Fredrickson took the case un-
der advisement until August. at which
time he will give his decision on the guilt
or innocence of Thomas G. Baker.
Meanwhile little E>,win is the steadfast
Communion of his mother, Ian Hay
ward. and when the galleries clap for
her triumphs he smiles the same boyish
smile that he always does from behind
the wings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
COCKS MAY CROW
IN COURT ROOMS
CHINESE OATH WILL PROBABLY
BE ADMINISTERED
Ten Jurors Procured to Try Or. G. s
Chan on Charge of Practicine
Medicine Without
License

Judge Rose, the court baliffs and the
ATTORNEYS concerned in the case of DR..
G S. Chan, the Chinese herb practitioner
on trial charged with practicing mediocre
without a license, are high in hope that
TODAY will see the completion of jury
to try the case.
Last night when court adjourned ten
men were in the jury box, four havirg
been secured at yesterdays sitting,
While the venire was not exhausted 1t Is
probable that before the remaining two
talesmen are selected another venire Will
have to be drawn. The prosecution 1t is
believed will challenge a number of the
men already passed for cause and this
will increase the difficulty In getting a
complete jury and prolong the case Tor
an unknown number of days.
Judge Rose will begin the work OF
completing the jury this morning, and 1t
is hoped that before nightfan the case
will be in shape for the taking of tes-
timony.
The case of DR.. Chan is one of the
most remarkable known in California
Jurisprudence and it has attracted atten-
ton not only locally but throughout the
state and in the east.
seven VenIreS G<nauSIeu
In all eight venres have been sent out
in the efforts to get jury.
The first was ordered July and called
for fifty men.
Usually in police court cases this is
sufficient.
difficulty such as is now before the
attorneys was not thought of by the
judge or prosecutors.
July u a second venire of sixty men
was called for.
Since that time venires have been
ordered in quick succession as follows
July 10, sixty; July H. sixty; July Is,
forty; July %, eighty; July %, eighty;
making a total of 400 men summoned
The defense has exercised four out OF
their ten peremptory challenges which
the Jaw allows.
Many methods of getting around the
dfficulty have been suggested, but so
far Justice Rose has refused all inno-
vations
Would Give Chinese Oath
One of the schemes presented by Special
Prosecutor Bennett is to administer the
Chinese oath to the Chinese.
This would render necessary the bring
ing into court of Chinese priest in
flowing robes. the setting up OF an ex-
ecuttoner's block with the attendant eX-
ecutioner and his big ak, the killing
of rooster and sprinkling of Its blood
upon the man about to testify and other
dramatic and picturesque details too
numerous to mention.
This. would all be very entertaining and
good TO look at. and authorities say the
oath would be binding on the Chinese to
whom 1t was administered. But Justice
Rose prefers that the dignity of his
court room should not be disturbed by
the growing of cocks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
WoMAN'S INJURIES BRING
HER DAMAGES OF $1,000

At o'clock last night the jury in the
suit of Mrs. c.. E. Rhodes against the
Los Angeles Interurban Railway COM
pany brought in a verdict awarding the
plaintiff $500 damages.
In a street car collision at Vernon and
Vermont avenues July To- 1906, Mrs.
Rhodes suffered permanent injury, her
complaint alleging that she is crippled
for life from an injury to her spine.
Several doctors testified that both tile
plaintiffs knees were crushed and that
she was seriously hurt internally
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
Built Masonry Wall

and friction resulted. Then he opened his
open-air plunge All right; no complaint.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
2 TRUSTEES
RESIGN JOBS
ONLY THREE LEFT ON OCEAN
PARK BOARD
FORCE PARKER FOLLOWS LEAD
o. DAVID EVANS
Seaside City Highly Wrought Up a
Action of Trustees in Calling
Special Election for
Regular Date

Three little politicians we.
Gazin., ON our acts with Rlee,
Wondering what the end Will be
Three famous men from school.
First in line is Dana Burks,
Chairman-mayor-boar Of works
In whose eyes the horse-laugh turks,
For he still holds rule!
Chorus: (All double-forte.)
Three frenzicd lads who all unwary
Hope next year the town to carry;
Thinking votes the past VIII bury
Three from the self-same school,
Three of the bath house pool!
[Selection from the revised 'Mikado," sung
with great success at the ocean beaches.1
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
a Poor Rule Then

1,,aa-,y-Persevere my boy, persevere!
rrbere,s only one way to accomplish your
Youngley-But suppose your PuFFP wo,5,y 70
s 90 ret down upon accidentally ?-cathohc
udard.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24

encourages OToWtn
"It is not only the geographical center
of the city, but the erection of the city
hall there encourages the development of
the city inland, and what could be more
important? With the Pacific ocean on
one side, Ocean Park certainly must
grow in the opposite direction, where the
finest residences are now being built.
ut has been charged that the selection
of this site was for the purpose of en-
HANGING values on property owned by my
self and other members of the board in
that vicinity. 1 want to state as en-
phatically as possible that any such as
sertion is deliberate misrepresentation
and false to it's core.
Before this site was ever considered
we had disposed of all property owned
by us in that locality except that which
we donated My portion 1 was holding
with the intention of building a private
residence, but I let it go into the bar
gain These statements can be proven
by the records of 1900
Kinney represents that we are trying
to open a street which would ruin his
Venice bath house project. That is the
most Ridiculous proposition of the whole
lot.
This board has gone a long way for
Mr.. Kinney 1t has granted him privilege
after privilege, some of them possibly
beyond the bounds of legal right, having
in view the splendid things he has done
for the city. But when he makes an eff
fort to pre-empt a patch of city ground
70x40 feet on a public thoroughfare it is
time to call a halt.
"He represented to us that he wanted to
build a wharf or pleasure pier out from
the foot of Horizon avenue. Permission
was granted. We had not the right to
allow him to put roof over the ocean.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
Charge Treason

"Seventy-five per cent of the sewage
handled without charge and without any
public consideration by the trustees of
this new city comes from and is the
sewage of the old and esta blished city of
Santa Monica We charge the trustees
of this city with treason to these unwill-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24
ChamberInin's Collie. Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy

This remedy always wins the good
oninion. If not the praise, of those who
use it. The quick cures which 1t effects,
even in the most severe cases, makes 1t
a favorite everywhere. 1t is equally
valuable for children, and when reduced
with sweetened water is pleasant to
take.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-24

If you want to go east C. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. R.. 1iS w. 9Th.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-01
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Most intelligent and sensible people
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I'm 1897 I had a stomach disease.
Some physicians said Dyspepsia.
some consumption. One said would
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