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The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
TILTED FARMER
Gets NEW BRIDE
JOHN C. RICHARDS TAKES OUT IL
CENSE TO WE'D ANNIE
DUPkA.

John c. Richards, the young Paris
Vile farmer. who on Friday last was
Tilted by Celia Pawzlazik, appeared
In the county clerks Office Monday
morning and took out license TO wed
Miss Annie Dupka. aged IS, living on
Chene-st., this city.
The love affairs of John and Celia
have been somewhat strenuous during
the past few days. Celia was engaged
to Joseph Szenskowski, Of No. 400 LIE.
land-ave., with whom she had kept
company" for two years. Recently she
met John, and he described his fine
farm at Parisville, In such glowing
terms that she consented to break
with Joseph and become Mrs. Rich
ards. A marriage license was Issued.
When Joseph learned Of the license he
lost no time In hunting up Celia. and
so ardently did he renew his suit that
she decided In favor of her first love,
and she and Joseph are now married.
Richards didn't mourn very long. but
hunted up his former sweetheart, and
another marriage follows Monday af-
ternoon.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
NJ R. BRE|TMEYER
HAS AMBITIOUS
PROGRAM
EXPECTS TO KEEP PERSONAL
TAB ON ALL CITY WORk-Wlll
BE IN OFFICE From 10 TO n
EACH MORNING.

Philip Breitmeyer will be a hard.
working mayor.
While he has not yet decided fully
on the Official routine OF his Office. IL
is his intention TO devote at least two
hours q day to his Office, from 10
o'clock until noon each morning, and
10 spend a portion OF each afternoon
in going over city work. TO keep In
personal touch with the detail OF city
government.
IL shall try to go home for lunch
every noon so as 10 see my family At
least once a day" he says. jestingly.
1T will be my aim to look after every
kind OF city work. even that OF the
wates board" The street railway com
mission will take up great deal OF
the new mayors time this winter but
he expects to be out and ION the job
as soon as city work starts In the
spring.
A number of friends from other cit
les will be here to congratulate the
new mayor, Tuesday evening. upor
the occasion of his inaugural recep
ton Among these are Henry Grass
of Philadelphia, a brotherin-law, ant
Mr. and Mrs. Buell.. OF Buffalo.
The mayor expects 10 meet all the
members of the new street railway
committee at the inaugural reception
Among the organizations which viii
present friendly tokens OF regard fol
the adornment OF the mayor Office are
the Bright-Mayor club. the Detroit
Florists club and the Social Bowling
club.
The florists are taking hand In the
decoration OF the mayoral office, anC
the principal decoration will be a can
opy consisting OF 500 worth Of Amer
lean Beauty roses. Other decoration:
for the mayoral chambers and the
council chamber will be brought from
the Belle Isle horticultural building BY
the park department. Park Commits
sioner Hinchman will give the matter
OF decorating the city hall his per
sonal attention.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11

INTEkURBAN LINES.

Flint !.H' L Is'ff a..ss@ A n. Ana
S;lS p, III. Locals for Rochester and
Il b. mr. and 10 sS SalSor two L sSsi: e
Rochester and Romeo. q M aa9
every two hours to 10 .. MI also II
MI rS ssss Il HURON ' IL! rI T. M. s's7 s a.:
s sSs Ne. YSsyl ss' 8lsas. ' "a:
rine City ana Port Huron hourly q
G,y to LOCAL q car: ais: .an 1r g. n.r Z:
NJ. Clemens. haif.hourIY. SifS Z N, 10
d.sm %. aH vi. 's sso4. Z Aoarl, ssa
a. r 70 g 81 t. q ~ s!:e : m, ,,s
fedo' hourly. $50 a, m. to -s,io ).
ai;0 .3e BIZ SSd in,22 r r. e. hisSro
Ia:iS and S:40 ?. N. locals, Tor Jack:
ma Yor a7 Xps svlIS two nsaT 2 o ss
hSuT,y qEtii p nj for "a pIy% sv.,H s.S
n ,. M Sn saline cars re- lfonm HsiiSnT
n and half ls SJ. to GSs .Ysassyvs,{yy
Z y s I'Sp'S n, Reply e Mlsi 9ss:
service throughout
rdT. s; nHSs sat n sssa sis
First car one-haff hour later on Bum
day.
lake snG br n1SI' o ars tront Far2iasson
Junction. First car one hour later on
Sunday.
Last cars await theaters.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
link STILL MUM
ON COMMITTEES

On the eve of Herman K. link 5
taking Office as president Of the com
mon council there is still almost as
much uncertainty as ever about the
committee assignments that will be
given the aldermen. II Is rumored
that various aldermen will get the biz
appointments, and the opinion is gen
eral that aldermen who have hereto.
fore held the important committee as
signments will take a back seat this
year.
Aid Goeschel, II Is said. will become
chairman OF the committee on streets
or some other important place. while
AID. Gilman and Heating are also
picked for important places.
link still refuses to give out any oi
his appointments until the council
meeting and may give out only the
claims and accounts committee and
the ways and means committee at the
first session.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank r. Clark, %: Beatrice Nj. Will
Jams. 81. Lansing.
Albert Charles Stolte, 23; Henrietta
l. Knowles. Is.
John G. Richards. 20, Parisville; An
ME Dupka, 10. Detroit.
LOO Tablszewski. 20. Sophia sievad-
zka Is.
George u. Stiele, As. Kansas city.
Mo-: Lillian NJ. Barr. AZ. Detroit.
James Ward, SO, Toledo, o. Nellie
Merck, IS. same.
Arthur H. Ledbeter. 23; Lauratta V.
Witelsberger. 22.
Charles @. Merokel. 3d. Matilda A.
Rohde 90.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
FOR AN INVESTMENT OR
A HOME.

Houses and Cottages.
VAN DYKE one block OF Gratiot--7-
room cottage, bath. gas. cellar and
atticI also barn. cement walks; paved
street; t2,500; $3.50 down, valance SIS.
TOWNSEND. Just north Of Kercheval---
7-room e-story gas, cellar attic,
bath; $4,000; 5000 down. balance as
RICHMOND. near Ciay-s-room g.
story, gas, cellar, bath and furnace;
s2,s66 $500 down, balance $50 per
oooDwiN. near uolbrook g.
story. gas, bath and cellar; s2.soo;
BELvIDERE, one block south OF
and fine bath. li,70O 100 down.
HBNDRIE, near Woodward room
modern houses lot 4bxt7i $4,000.
HELEN. near 81, Paul--s-room modern
smaller place or lot North wood
SHERIDAN, just south OF Gratiot--
Modern 7-room houses f2,esO. Inquire
for terms,
NEAR CRANE, south OF Kerohsyai.n;7
rooms. cellar and attic. lot oOxlo5'
$500. Good terms.
VACANT.
Gas. 900 for 40 feet in heart OF oity, Best
location for business property there
S46b for lot In Helen -ave.i sewer, pave
Gao per foot buys 80 feet frontage on
Van Dyke, south OF St Paul; sewers.
water, walk paved street.
30 feet on Keroheval-ave, n block from
Keroheval; cheap,
Lambrecht, Kelly X CO.,
Both Phones SIS. 90 oriswold-st
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11

cation. Nay, demand 1t. | invite
comparison OF my private life and my
public work as a man and as SEN
ator with Theodore Roosevelt or any
other man, and | feel absolutely sure
of the ground upon which stand
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
HAD A FORTUNE HIDDEN
IN AN OLD TRUNK

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Currency,
bonds and bank securities worth more
than $4,000 were discovered in an old
trunk which was opened by the coro-
ner In an attempt to discover a clue
to relatives of John Ford Vaux, aged
70 years, who dropped dead in room.
ing house where he lived.
In the trunk was also found letter
from Harriet c. Spinele, No. 1913
South St Bernard-st, Philadelphia.
The writer. apparently a cousin, was
notified by telegraph.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
Receiver for Globe Brass Works.

The Detroit Trust Co has been ap
pointed receiver for the Globe Brass
works by Bankruptcy Referee Dayock.
This concern has a judgment pending
against It In the federal court and
another in the state courts and the pc
titioning creditors allege that a trust
mortgage has also been given.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any CLASH
ncation In these columns. one cent
per word each insertion. cash IN
advance. No advertisement insert
ed for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories, may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
BELL~MAIN I4o8.
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the convenience or patrons
Arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
vertisemepts at the same rate as
charged at the home once:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-French Coal Co.. 4ss Eas
Canfeld-ave.
M, Elliott rhsrmacy. Mt. Elliott and
Csrney's Furniture Co.. 1S7 0ratiot
ave.
r. Brown. 1859 Jefferson-ave.
J. McPherscn, 24o0 Gratiot-avc., oppo'
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
c. q. Eansor, $50 Grand River-avA
Turner stanton, l6s Myrtle-st.
r. ID. Driscol1, All Michigan-ave.
J. w. Willard, 1919 Forrest west
w. w. Bush. 6s4 Mirhiaan-avs.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-11
TRACING BACK the Habit.

Now IT is claimed that paleolthic
man lived In Ohio II viii be conced.
ed that II there was such a thing as
paleolithic Offices Ohio got 'em.-Bal.
timore American
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
To Drain Magowah smann.

The movement to drain Magowah
swamp took definite shape Monday,
when a number of land owners in the
vicinity of the swamp presented to
the board of supervisors a petition
praying that a drainage district be
established and a special tax levied
for the purpose of securing money
with which to drain and reclaim the
land. There is some opposition to
the scheme, and in Difference to the
gentlemen who oppose it the board
deferred action in the matter, hav-
ing fled the petition for future CON
sideration
The opposition arises from a differ
ence of opinion regarding the extent
of the area TO be placed in the taxing
district rather than from any antag-
onism to the salient points Of the
scheme, All of the gentlemen CON
cerned realize the fact that the
swamp should be drained, but some
of them claim that land which it is
proposed to place in the taxing dis
trist is now in a high state of culti-
Evation and bringing in good dividends,
and they d. not care to be forced
to pay a drainage tax on this land.
It is believed that the land own
ers will eventually get together on
q plan to drain the swamp, and that
a drainage district will be establish
ed and the work undertaken at no
very distant date. There are thou
sands of acres of land in Magowah
swamp, and land is becoming SO val
liable in thisMsection that the own
ers cannot afford to let it remain
falloW much longer.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
VICTIMS OF REGLECT.
If You Ignore the Warnings
Sent up by AiIing Kidneys
You are on the Straight Road
TO Bright's Disease.

When anything Is wrong IN tie kht-
news the symptoms are manifest frourF
the top of your head 10 the sole OF yozr
feet.
The foliowizzgzSre SONS Of then-
Headache. dizzy spells, sluggish brain.
drowsiness, dark. rinss and doatins
specks before ttse eyes. sallow skin. bal
breath. heartburn. paIpitatiou OF the
heart, sour stomach. disorder IN the
urine, backache, weak paise. coustiPatci
or irregular Bowels, aching a. the kaees,
feverishuess IN the feet.
Prickly Ash B;tteTs Is the right rneli-
cine for such symptoms; prominently
a kidney tonic, 81 stem cleanser and reg
ulator. II contains an the necessary
properties Of q successful kidney meii-
cine IN addition to its slmirah-e iusu-
eHce in strengtleuing and resulalins
the stomach, liver and bowels
Prickiy Ash Bit.ers Hegias riEat hy
cleansing the bladder and bowels -
thereby driving OUT the irlrarities ,silieh
started ali the trouble Atser this has
been accomplished the healing ani re-
storative element IN the mel'ciae viii
continue the good WORK. builiias uF
anew the weakened kidneys, stimu-atfng
the liver 10 greater activity, rurifyiug
the blood, and extending It's restorative
influence TO every part OF the boiv- As
a result the appetite and disestio1 i'm
prove, the eyes are brighter, the strength
returns, the hollow cheeks al oag. tbs
complexion loses that sallow muddy
cast, giving place to a clear skin and tire
ruddy glow of health
Much depends on The prQupsuess with
which the treatment Is commenced
Prickly Ash Bitters has cured many ad-
vaneed cases that would n0t Weld g.
other remedies, but Il must be remeu-
bered that there Is a stage IN kidney dis-
ease beyond which no power on earth
can save the patient Take Warning
If you suspect anything wrong with youf
kidneys, begin treatment az once u ts
your best hope of cure
L C. Zachery, Lodi. Tex. says Il n-Feg -Fa-5
anything like Prickly Ash Bi.trrs h@,-re - @F
life. It does It's work almost In a might las
now telling all my friends about yuur sr-atrrEz
. ty aud sIl who tzy It speak 90 the spleatit re-
suits. Il has dCue me 50 mach sod lhas ~riu
n-ver asain be without II II my Lluss-r
Get the genuine with the figure
''3'' IN red on front label
Sold by drur~ist=- E--- slao-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Order Books.

We have on sale, for the conyen-
fence of the plantation managers, far
mers, and general purposes, an order
book, of convenient size, with stub
for record, which saves a world Of
writing and keeps you protected with
a complete record. For instance,
when a farmer wants to give an or
der upon any store in the city, this
little book saves him nearly all of
the writing necessary, and at the
same time guarantees the genuine
ness OF the order and keeps a record
of it. Call at this Office for prices.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

visits from these young gentlemen.
who are three of Lamar county's best
boys, and We wish to extend to them
most hearty welcome
Mr.. David Robertson of Hightogy
visited Vernon Christmas day. Come
next time, David, when We are. at
home.
We had the. verx great pleasure
today of meeting and howdying with
our county commissioner. Hon. r. H
McNees, who was. just over in town
howdying with his many friends. one
of whom we. have the pleasure 70 be.
Mr.. McNeese is being urged by many
of his friends in Lamar to become
candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for the Office of sheriff of
Lamar county at the next election,
and in the event that he decides to
make the race We predict that if any
one beats him in getting votes, that
one win get to carry the jail keys
for the next four years after the ex-
piration of Sheriff Hills present
term. Should Nj. McNeese decide
to enter the race he would likely be
opposed BY the Hon. Charles-Week
of Sulligent, the Hon. Manley Strick-
land OF Kennedy and Prof. L G. Rec
tor of Melbourne, three of Lamar's
best citizens.
The people of Lamar are looking
through their minds eye as to who
will be our next probate judge of
Lamar county, and friends and foes
alike of Judge R. L. Bradley frankly
admit that the man who beats him
will get to try the cases It is gen
orally conceded throughout Lamar
county that the Hor. J. c. AIaRer of
Vernon Will be the next representa-
tive from Lamar in the legislature
OF Alabama, if he viii accept the
nomination and election.
Two weeks from now we expect to
give a Biographical sketch in the Dis
patch of the Hon. r. II. McNeese.
county commissioner of the First dis
trict, and probable candidate for
sheriff of Lamar county in the next
Democratic primary election.
For fear that somebody someN here
will accuse us of trying to run this
thing into politics, we will stop right
now warwick"
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
How Is Your Digesfion2 2

Mrs. Mary Bowling, Of No. 228
Eighth avenue, San Francisco rec
ommends a remedy for stomach trou-
BILE. She says: Gratitude for the
wonderful effect of Electric Bitters
in a case of acute indigestion prompts
this testimonial. / am fully convinc-
ed that for stomach and liver troubles
Electric Bitters is the best remedy on
the market today" This great tonic
and Alternative medicine fnvfgorates
the system, purif1es the blood, and Is
especially helpful in all forms of fe-
male weakness. soc at L. E May
fields drug store.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Trust Deeds.

We have printed and for sale at
this Office trust deeds for the use of
farmers, planters and those engaged
in this kind of occupation, for rent Of
lands, advances. money furnished.
etc. This trust deed is taken from
the Mississippi form book, and is ac-
eording to the requirements of the
Mississippi law, and is something
~ hich is needed by nearly every far
mer. Price 2 cents piece, and mail
orders will be promptly filed. II
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
For Sale.

The A. j. Smith modern two-story
home on South Third street. This
is a modern, new home In every re-
spect, and it is. a rare bargain
at the price asked, 1t Is near the
NJ. & o. depot and in good neigh
borhood, and we can arrange liberal
terms on the same. Let US show you
this property and quote you It's price
Maer Realty Company. y
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Fine Fertilizer.
Corinth, Miss, Nov. so. 1908.

Corinth, Miss, Nov. 30. 1908.
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.,
Florence, Ala:
Gentlemen will also state that
I used your fertilizer on five acres
of land which had been cleared about
thirty years. A good part of it was
pretty well worn and had never had
any other fertilizer on it, and 1t only
lacked about forty five pounds OF
making an average of 1900 pounds
of sood cotton per acre.
Yours truly, J. j. Ne1ms.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Wntched Effteen Years.

For fifteen Years / have watched
the working of BuckIen's Arnica
Salve, and it has never failed TO cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
it was applied. 1t has saved us many
a doctor pill, f" says n. F.. Hardy. of
East Wilton, Maine 25c at l. E
Mayfield's drug store
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

One hundred and sixty acres, five
miles from Columbus.
4 Sixty acres, five miles from Co
Iumbus.
Sixty acres, five miles from Co
lumbus.
Good, red, clay land. we'll located.
Churches, schools, r F. D.. and good
roads. Write Maer Realty Co. tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Mind Nour Rnsiness-

If you don't, nobody will. It is
your business to keep out of all the
trouble you can, and you can and
will keep out out of liver and bowel
trouble il you take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They keep bilious ness,
malaria and jaundice out of your sys-
tenn. Csc at L. E. Mayheld's drug
store
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Farm for Rent.

One hundred and forty acres, seven
miles from Columbus. on the Aber-
deem road. Apply to Maer Realty
Company. If
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
Health and Vitality-Mott's Nerv-
arfna pills

The great iron and tonic restora-
tive for men and women, produces
strength and vitality, builds up the
system and renews the normal vigor.
For sale by druggists or by mail;
s1.O0 per box, six boxes for $500.
Sold by John r. Laws.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Having bought large stock OF
the celebrated Burden shoes and haV-
ing employed skilled and scientific
horseshoers, I desire to solicit work
in this line, guaranteeing perfect sat
fsfaction. Send your horses and
mules to me. Chas. Jacob 29-1m
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

For sale. a fine strain OF MAN.
moth Bronze turkeys. W. G. Evans.
Route 1. 12-20-1m
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Couples or single ladies or gentle
men, close IN. Address *" care OF
this office. tt
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

A coated tongue foul breath and
elogged condition IN the bowels suK-
gest the use CT Priekiy Ash Bitters.
Il is Just suited FOR such ailments.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Mr.. Edna Russell Propst spent the
past Sunday in Macon.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07
For Rent.

The Hardy homestead on the High
lands. Apply to T. ". Hardy. 20-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Bring your printing to this Office.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1909-01-07

Advertise in The Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-01-28

THE vandaIia Leader editorially
says: The Mexico Business Mems
Association may rightly be called the
biggest thing in the town. 'Its sew
enty-eight members are working in
perfect accord, to make Mexico a
city. 1t has been fifteen years since
we transferred our Lares and Penates
from that town, TO vandalia. Mex
leo was then big country town.
There was not q foot Of paving at
that time. She now has miles of paw
ing. Jefferson street Is q mile and a
half Of magnificent high way. With
its fine churches, its factories, its de-
partment stores. It's excellent papers,
its colleges. its fine public schools,
its cordial people, and its metropoli-
tan air, Mexico presents an ideal
place OF residence. 1t is the aggres'
sive enterprise of its business men
that has developed Mexico to this
point. In view of the earnestness OF
purpose dominating the Business
Mems Association, It's swift, yet solid
progress is more than successful.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-01-28
over The Governors veto

a
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 20. = Over
the veto Of Governor Patterson, both
senate bill No. 1, which prohibits the
sale Of intoxicating liquors within four
houses Of the Legislature today passed
miles Of school house in Tennessee,
and is In effect a statewide prohibit
ton act. IT Is effective July I, 1909.
In each house the passage was effect
ed through combination Of Republi-
can ana '.statewIdsn Democratic
strength.
The action practically brings to a
close one Of the bitterest and most
sensational political fights in the his
tory Of Tennessee. Statewide prohi-
bition was the main issue in the re-
cent contest between Governor Pat
terson and the late =. w. Carmack
for the Democratic gubernatorial nom
ination, and though Patterson, who
advocated local option, won the nom
nation, tho Legislature has, after
stormy times, gone against him. This
came, however, with the aid Of Re-
publicans.
The reading Of Governor Patter-
sons veto message In the senate call
ed forth some of the most caustic
criticism Of the chief executive. SEN
ator Lane Of Williams led off in a
discussion of the message, and charg-
cd that it contained an ingenius Sian
der upon the senators the manhood an
womanhood of Tennessee.
The bill to prohibit the manufac-
ture Of intoxicating liquor in Tennes-
see after Jan. 1. 1910, has passed the
senate and will go to the house to-
morrow.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-01-28
Columbians XIII "Blanket'

Road Franchise
The bill to grant a fifty-year "blan-
ket" franchise to the North Missouri
Central Railway Co., which proposes
to build trolley line from Mexico
through Columbia to jefferson City,
was withdrawn from the considerable
Of the City Council Tuesday after
noon, after a motion had been made
that II be rejected. This Is the line
that entered the field after the Mex
leo, Santa Re and Perry Traction
Co. had started their survey. They
attempted apparently to rush mat
ters In Boone county little too rap
Idly.
The franchise which promoters Of
the North Missouri Central Railway
are trying to rush through the City
Council provides:
That the company may build either
q steam or electric road.
That 1t may haul both freight and
passengers.
That 1t may use any street or alley
provided the consent of more than
half the residents or property owners
is obtained.
That 1t shall have these privileges
half a century.
The franchise does NOT provide:
Any recompense to the city.
Any limit to the fares or freight
rates to be charged.
What streets or alleys shall be
used for tracks.
That reports be made to the city
of It's earnings.
That the franchise shall lapse af-
ter a reasonable length Of time If
not used.
ANY process by which the city
may take over the property in the
future.
The University Missourian pub
lished the above faults and the coun
cilmen after reading them refused tc
pass the bill.