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The Calumet news., 1912-02-20

no hliai affection for mother and no
hrotherly interest in Edna.
II was engaged to the loveliest girl
in Michigan and would have married
her but for Edna who was sick and
gave my sister the money / had saved
TO be married on. Had it not been for
that ] might have been an honorej
man now instead of an outcast AN al
legged impostcr."
The defendant in the case, an nsur-
ance company of New York, is mar
shalling It's Witnesses Mrs. Mabel Fin
ley Lardncr, one OF the strongest sup
porters OF the claimant; her husband.
William =. Lardner, and the Rev. Cor
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20

In a moment or so came d0wr again
She told her husband something dread
fuI had happened. The husband did
not go upstairs at once however, but
went into % bedroom 10 look for his
shoes. When he and Alitalo were at
least ready to go up there was already
a large party assembled, in response
TO Mrs. Jacobson's call for help.
An effort was made to show that
Alitalo was so intoxicated that he did
not comprehend all that was going on
at the time. one interesting point was
brought out While upstairs after the
shooting Hendrickson on rcgaining
consciousness had said God help me,
to which witness replied that he didn't
think the Lord would after what
you've done"
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
HEALY.sroNE NUPTlALs.

A marriage of much interest in the
copper country was solemnized last
Thursday at Ann Arbor, when Miss
Mary Healy of Houghton and Ferris
-. Stone Of Detroit were united. Rt.
Rev. Bishop Kelly of the diocese OF
Ann Arbor. officiating. The bride is
the eldest daughter of the late James
Healy. former sheriff Of Houghton
county, She is a graduate of the Uni
versity Of Michigan and for some years
taught school i'm Houghton. The
groom was graduated from the law
department of the University Of Mich
igan and is now located i'm Detroits.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
THE FIREMEN's DANCE.

The Guieth annual BAH and skating
party of the Houghton fire department.
which was held last night at the AM
marking the half century Of the or
ganiza;ion of Houghton's celebrated
fire lighting corps. Music was furnish
&C by the Klingkammer orchestra and
an excellent program was given. in
Guiding the most popular and best
dance music Of the day. The an
nouncements Of the dances were made
in a novel manner. the board indicat-
ing the fire alarm box numbers and
locations in connection with the title OF
the piece to be played
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20

remedy. for IL washes away the DISEASE
germs and leaves the skin as clea,s %
healthy as that Of a child. anu
All other druggists have ODD pr.
scriptlon-go TO them IL you cant cone'
TO us--but don't accept some big proas
substitute E0"'
But If you come 10 our store. wa a..
so certain OF what Odd. will do for vo',
that we offer you fun size bottia ~
this guarantee:-If you do not flnd III.
II takes away the itch AT ONCE =,
costs you not n cent.
Laurium Pharmacy, Laurium, Mich.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
Oh, How I Itched!

What long nerve-raclsing days OF con-
stant torture-what sleepless nights or
terrible atch--itch--itch con-
Btant itch, until it seemed that / must
tear on my very skin-then-
Instant relief---my skin cooled, soothed
and healed!
The very first drops OF Odd. Pre-
scription for Eczema stopped that awful
itch instantly yes. the very moment
ODD. touched the burning skin the tor
turo ceased. A zoe bottle proves It,
ODD. has been known for years as
the only absolutely reliable eczema
eagle Drug store. Calumet Michigan.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
WHAT SHE WANTED.

on busy day woman walked into
the Office Of the court rooms at At
lonta. Ga, ana addressing Judge
Blank, said:
Are You tho rcprcbate judgc?'
"I ann the probate Judge"
That's what 7 was saying" she
said, and I have ccme to you because
am in trouble. MY husband was
studying TO be q minister at a logical
seminary, and he died detested, and
left three little inndels, and have
come TO be appointed their eXecu-
TONER"
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
STARTED PIONEER FARM.
Leo M. oeismar One OF First Agrieul'
turists in the U. p.

Leo M. Geismar One OF First Agrieul-
turists in the U. p.
Leo NJ. Geismar. superintendent of
the static agricultural experiment sta
tion NJ Chatham, conferred with ofIi-
Gers Of the Duluth. South Shore & At
lautic railroad Saturday i'm regard TO
the development work to be done by
that company along its lines in the
upper peninsula, says the Mining Jour
naL 1t was reported that he would
resign shortly from his present posi-
tion TO enter the employ of the South
shore. his duties to involve assisting
agriculturalists In AN the territory
touched 10y the road in getting the most
cut of their land. the work boncntins
the farmer directly and the railroad
indirectly but this report is not con
nrmed. when Mr. Geismar was seen
Saturday hc ntimated that he would
assist the railroad as much as possible
in his present position, cooperating
In the work OF educating the farm
crs.
Mr.. Geismar is probably the most
experienced aericulurist in. the upper
peninsula. About twenty-five years
ago ne started one of the first farms
In Ontonagon. lie came intop the up
per peninsula primarily 10 speculate in
land ANA timber But he found that
there vJs more to be got off the land
than The timber ON it, He found
the soil RICH and saw the possibilities
of its becoming a great farming sec
tiou He has always been a firm be
sula Development bureau. and IS now
doing aI in hH power 10 educate No
people to the agricultural possibilities
of the upper peninsula.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
SKI RACES ON RANGE.

The ski races under the auspices of
the Bitola club OF South Range on
sunday were witnessed by large
crowd. The hair mile boys race was
won by Nick Kangas in sos. The
three-mile race for men was won by
T.. Partanen, who covered tho course
I'm 3741. j. Wesala. j. Juntuncn and
Edwin Aatto finished In the order
named. =
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
ITS MUDDY GOLDEN A

GOLDEN AGE.
Present day society while not yet tho cemetery heading rap
idly toward it. One of the of the decaonc of the the
system divorce which, improved will be RUINOUS TO
TIE COUNTRY.
careless managers where should be careful Man
and nothing alike Each gives the other what the
other has Each completes and completed by the other Their
should be NDISSOLUBE Careless marriages bring
cradeess nurseries
LIKE DEcADENT ROME, TOO WE ARE FALLING INTO THRIFT.
PLEASURE,
LOVE PLEASURE INSTEAD WORK. RECREATION WE NEED,
BUT DISSIPATION IN THE EVENING NOWADAYS MEN TALK
ABOUT THEY HAVE HAD WHEN THEY SHOULD
THE SPORT THEY HAVE NOT HAD IN SUCH LIVES THERE is
NOTHING UPsUlLDINe. A
AN sUFFRAoETTEs, BECAUSE MEN HAVE LOST THEIR
HOLD AND, ARE GETTING THE UPPER HAND
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20

dello Herrick, former chaplain of the
Auburn prison. where White was con-
fined are the witnesses who have ar
rived.
Mrs Lardner said she felt no doubt
that the claimant was Kimmel, the
missing cashier OF the Farmers state
bank Of Arkansas City. Kas.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20

Good Sign of the Times.
The determination of the masses of
the people to better their conditions is
one of the most healthy signs the
country can have
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20
The Greatest Dangers
With Which Society
Is Threatened

67'<zg He greatest dangers threatening society
A today are a LAX SYSTEM OF DI-
w. VQRCE AND MARRIAGE, CRADLE
less nurseries and system of education
which denotes Christ from the rank of headmas,
ter to place on the back seat and instead of
drilling an army is only arlning a mob.
ONLY BY RESTORING CHRISTIAN PRlNcl.
PIES IN ALL THINGS CAN SOCIETY BE SAVED
FROM APPROACHING TIE LOW LEVEL OF
PAGAN ROME IN THE MuDDlEsT STAGE OF
The Calumet news., 1912-02-20

CONTINUED from Page one.>
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
s 3.482,565.OO
Total

By recent decision of the State Board
Valuation the franchise valuation the Railroad Company in
creased in this county by $633,76O
There no guessing about these figures They are
the fecapunn sheets and the certified of the franchises
the corporations made to the County Court Clerk by the
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Now the proposition bonds carries how under
the law for them Paragraph g. Acts Of 1872 39 reads
IF bonds sold enable the Fiscal Court to build construct
@ ONE Rundre the nauaion ssG be col
nn sS on bonds snd BALANCE placed the
of a sinking the redemption o said
Twenty the dollars of the valuation
would amount $685. 8 ally The interest the bonds for
balance Of into the sung fund for the redemption
Paragraph % the Act page provides
% SHa nH s s s n I" that time
1t be readily that the sinking fund increases
able any time at the pleasure and direction o. the court thus
interest will likewise decrease leaving money each year be
applied the redemption of the bonds With valuation with
You will the quoted only levy
purpose paying thereon 20 the
hwev that the p s poyd for the that
when court house built the poll increased That is
true but they operating at that time under different law
adopted under principally property
on the head Seeos 100 the Constitution provides
as a n 81 psr h the countless cities towns
THE section Constitution quoted show that under
condition for poll exceed 81 So but will
note that providing for the payment bonds and the
1rnpke provides levy of only 20 the hundred
dollars OF taxable property and does not provide for poll tax
under the law poll be levied for the purpose OF
paying the bonds and the interest thereon
The Fiscal Court meeting Sept H. 1912 made an order to
effect that the proposition bonds for the
constructing turnpkes in the carries Oct 26 IN the
kept repair by taxation or militia labor
VIII not be required the roads, the elimination of the militia
Kentucky Statutes The of the
the public d of the the future by taxation aboishng
road being sufficient maintain all roads the county
alter tine system Of Highways once stab ISM ona
per cent for collecting the levied for the purpose OF edeemne
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
NUMBER 2

the provision law will authorize the
lecting the 20 with which pad Court of
Appeals of Kentucky recently held that where levy
collecting
be paid for hts services amount out of that particular fund
present covering period OF 2 and find that there has
actually spent the roads county, OF
that eight longer will have paid the this
cash. sufficient diure
looked their best interest in they voted upon
and building urnpies in the county, and would have time
since and been blessed with county as it
the has been expended with results leaving
the roads practically in the condition tn years ago
In the labor there has been expended upon he
sevat estimated in the past - years about With
all OF this expenditure of money and labor under system
we right where started far building up good
system in the county.
The question also been bonds be sold
Already the County Clerk and Fs a Court have receiving
ures from banks trust companies and other
to the sale of the bonds. It will trouble
and the to
county, the labor employed in building the pixies will be Rockcas
county labor and practically the entire will be expended
county, that not only have the roads but also have
used in building them.
The question be asked how much pike can be built
with the realized from the bonds 1t by expe
need pike builders that pixies be built large
hundred dollars per mile The requires contracts be
ct TO the lowest bidder after being advertised provided law
IN the plans and specifications furnished by the Thesepans
md specifications made by the authorities and
saving to the county engineers usually their
services $oo mile 1t sufficient that prices
section of the The Fiscal Court recent order
after being petoned bv the voters of the county i;, bt 10
district with the provision constructed
Systematically.
The belief that this betterment of our
financially, edGcatony, and every incentive
activity and interest l the CT DAVIS,
Charm n Good Roads ASSN
The undersigned having beenapp ned committee a
meeting of the Good Roads Association purpose compiling
the law relating the issuing of bonds
of the relating its taxable that
preparation the foregoing article and that it
tan statement the relating to the taxable
valuation of the property also showing money
value labor which been done upon the roads
We with the spirit the article and state
that most heartily approve the believing
of county viii be best served by change
militia system OF road working to of constructing
roads 10y modern and of
K s. ALBRIGHT E. r. GENTRY
T. L Nicely
J.. W BROWN L. w RsTHrRIN
f. B. THOMPSON
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
BURR

Misses Clarice HOuk and Birdie
Chandler, of NJ aretburg, visited the
new Chestnut Ridge school Fri
day. The girls all went on a
chestnut hunt. and Misses Mary
and Katie Kahn joined them. they
had spelling match. and Mrs.
Sam Chandler gave out the spell
ing. Chestnut ridge certainly has
good spoilers. Mrs. A. j. Gentry
and children have been vlsiti,. 9
Mrs. w. c. Thomason.-Mr. Viii.
burn Chestnut has finished the
house he has been building for
Mr.. w. G. Thomason.-Mrs,
Hiram Hurd's baby is very sick, il
is not expected to live,
Mrs. George Childers visited
Mrs. Steve Burdine Sunday
Misses Katie and Mary Kair
visited Miss Mamie Taylor. Mr.
George Bell is at home, on &C
count of sickness but is improving
Mrs. Julia Falin has been sick
but is better at this writing. Mis-
Oracle Fredricks fell from swinl
Saturday and was very badly hurt
If you want fresh bread or bun:
call on Mr. w. NJ. Owens.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
BRODHEAD.

H. L. Tharp was up from juno
ton City. Sunday, between trains.
The Little Misses Hattie Ma :
den and Elizabeth Stamper OF
Lebanon Jet , were visiting Little
Virginia Lee Painter at her grand
parents, Mr.and Mrs. q. z. Pair ter
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
Durham and little son, Austin
Sparks, were with home folks
from Saturday until Monday
Miss Judith Mccall of Maretburg,
is with her sister, Mrs. J. ! AL
bright, this week j. n. NARROW,
Charles Soard and Charles Rash
were up from Boston, Sunday.
Mr. Allen Hiatt and daughter.
Miss Minnie. attended the baptiz-
ing near Hiatt. Sunday. - Miss
Lizzie Gentry was down from
Aft. Vernon, Sunday Governor
Firth left last week for Tellico
Plains, Tenn where he has good
position. = Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Boyd have returned to their home
in Corbin. They were accom-
panied home by his sister. Miss
Delora - John Sigman has re
turned home after spending a
week in Corbin and Middles boro
@, S. Durham was at home Sun
day.-Mrs. L. B. Hilton, OF Stan
ford, is spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K
Cass, and with her sister, Mrs. J
M. Roberts. - MIS-. j. I. Law
rence was up from Gum Sulphur
Tuesday. w. A. Tyree left las
week for Flint, Ala.-Mrs. Charles
Lyons left Tuesday for a few days
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
FORTUNES IN FACES

There's often much truth in the
say ing cher face is her fortune"
but it is never said when pimple S,
skin eIuptions, blotches, or other
blemishes disfgure it, Impure
blood is back of them all. aud
shows the need of DR.. King S
New Life Pills. They promote
health and beauty. Try them.
las cents at Chas. c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

visit to JUNCTION City.-Miss Eva
Albright was in POngo, Monday,
trying for the school over there,
She was very successful and will
leave Sunday, and will begin her
school Monday. - Mrs. l. NJ.
Brown, of Louisville. is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G.
Firth, for few weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. a. Firth attended the
funeral of her brother-in law at
Livingston Mrs. Nj E WllmOtt
is very sick this week Mrs. Josh
! Wilson, of Crab Orchard. was the
guest Of Mrs. j. T. Watson, Tues
day and Wednesday. - Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cress, of Peachers.
vile. were 10 town Wednesday -
Mrs. John Robins has been very
sick for the past week.-Braek
Durham was in town Wednesday.
IA. j Pike aud his brother Ben.
of Oklahoma. were in Knoxville
last week. They are in Pine Hill
and Livingston this week.-Mr,
and Mrs: j. B. Pike and Mr. ano
Mrs. R. H. Hamm attended tn,
funeral of Robert Pike at Pint
ELL, Wednesday.-John Sigmar
was in Corbin, Saturday, to hea,
the Hon. W. 0. Bradley speak
! A. NJ. Storm, of Corbin, is visit
ing his father, [. r. Srorm.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

Biliousness is due 70 a disordered
condition of the stomach Cham
berlain's Tablets are essentially a
stomach medicine, intended es.
pecially to act on that organ.
to cleanse it. strengthen it, tone
and invigorate it, to regulate the
liver and TO Danish biliousness
positively and efectually. Fol
sale by Chas. G. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
TO THE VOTERS OF ROCKCASTLE
COUNTY.

AS promised in the of paper submit statistics
rng to the levy of IL and the issuing and Of
nds and statistics relating to those who the taxes of the
those who furnishing the labor with which the
loads have been worked road working
In the proposition change the system of constructing
I'd maintaining approval the
the special election called for Oct 26h the system of
the better and ending in penddy built and equipped
system of roads IN this county.
Under the of working the roads all able bodied
male persons between the of Is and 80 not citizens of nc
days the the roads and if the requires
and The taxpayers have been about $4,000 annually for the
purpose of for the hauling TOOLS material for culvers black
sng and other incidental expenses these expenses being po
the Oerseers Hence it be
the roads have been kept repair principally by labor of the labor
ing class of the citizenship of the county.
On examining the Assessors list find that the male citizens
of the II number 28 OF this number
lO57 poll tax only and do not cent of tax
the each year Under the proposed
that 81 men pay lax on 800 and average $500
woh taxable property the Under the proposed system
the old they give days labor each which
we'll and reasonably worth 81 90 day The Assessors list
further dsc that we have 65 men in this
than $500 and 500 worth of taxable property
they the days free labor and pay of course their
specially called these three classes the
that has been argued naccuratey that the proposed system
state with emphasis and the foregoing facts bear out the statement
oppressed under the present SYSTEM and will be granted relief
hemseve. the county, the system
prevails These whole numbering 2109 who the
smallest tax the county, under the present give
the labor
total of S 1900 Under the proposed system there win be 1857
who will pay to the county free labor 5
will pay $50 ala will pay S333 73 making the
highest of additional that collected off of the
above number of tax and citizens, only $4,000 per year
Under present the aborp
burden they labor them do
interested the roads If the system is changed and
good roads built in the county they will only pay $3.50
ANNUALLY saying this class men in the way Of labor of
1880 each year,
There 59S $500
Those who property $3O the of
the county, including the railroad company will building the
roads all the people of the will the benefit of them
The assessed valuation the entire property of the for
taxation this year is So 1872 565, emized follows:
Valuation of property of the county, ST. 763, O55 90
Louisville and Nashville r. R. Co,
tangible and franchise vauat on. 1,639, $500
Union Telegraph 4,602
Adamp Express Company ..,.,......,.,, 1920 90
Three Banks ............... 44,7f400
Pullman Palace Car Co .................. T,95000
TI,oT olor boDor OrnDo
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

the price. and we can safely recommend
them to you with our personal guarantee.
In addition. you have the makers signed
guarantees in the pocket of every Cloth
craft Coat. Buying Clothcraft Clothes is
safe and sane proposition for you.
Think it over and come III agd see what
we have for you in these clothes at $i5,
SIS, aRq 800.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

For this the fact that they are all,wool is
largely responsible. But there is also the
expert workmanship which insures de-
pendable tailoring, lasting shape, and that
quality. which with ordinary care and press
ing, keeps them looking fresh and dressy
to the end.
Remarkable values are ClOthcFaft Cloth6s
at $40 to $25. We've never seen better at
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

ASTE and good Judgment both served when you buy
Cothcat Cothe The fabrics cover an attractvey wide
range Their style pleasing and distinctive. Their fit
ate and satisfying Combined with all this they give unusual
degree of wear and service.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

Valuation of property of the county, 81, 763O55O 90
Louisville and Nashville r. R. Co,
tangible and franchise valuat On. " 1889 $500
Western Union Telegraph Co............. 1902 90
AaamR Express Company ,.t,....::..,:,, 1920 %
Three Banks .................. 44,7T400
Pullman Palace Car Co .................. T,95000
The Telephone Companies ...... ....... 100000
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-06-14
LUCIA

pecial Correspondence.
The farmers are rejoicing
over the recent rains.
Gus MaIoney spent Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday at
home.
Mrs. w. S. Aver, of Trini
dad, Colorado, is here for Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. Geo
Cobb.
John McGillivray is having
his sheep sheared.
Misses Lillian Maloney and
Fern Rhamy were shopping in
Estancia Monday.
j. Horace Brown, who is
working in Clovis, was here
on business last week.
Miss Ray Fitz left Monday
night for Hereford. Texas, af
ter a visit of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. w. F.
Peel.
Mrs. MsGiIlivray and Mrs.
Moulton were business callers
in Willard Thursday.
Mrs. Edwards and Claude
Lee have purchased a new
windmill.
Judge and Mrs. Maloney are
entertaining their daughter,
Mrs. Lambert, and family, OF
Dallas, Texas
| Mrs. Della Wells is serious
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-06-14
M'INTOSH ITEMS
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Miss Pearl Laiyshere is stay
ing on her claim west of town
MIR. and Mrs. C. j. Wallace
returned from Los Lunas
Thursday and say the valley
looks good to them.
Noah and John OsbOurn
have sold their ranches to Har
ry Smith of Kentucky, who
will homestead them.
Shame on the bachelors,
you are certainly a good for
nothing lot, or you would not
allow the bachelor girl to
fence her own claim.
Mrs. Julian Tuttle of Es
tancia, is visiting the Laws
family this week.
Rain, rain. 1t rained all
night Thursday night in this
neighborhood.
Ed. Cisslnee who has been
at work at Los Lunas, has re-
turned to his claim.
Col. Mcintosh, the sheep
man has returned from Albu-
querque and they will begin
shearing IN few days
Ben Croft and Harrison Oil
YER who have been employed
on a ranch near Deming have
returned.
Rain, rain, the fellow that
says this is dry country sure
ly don't know much.
Strawberry short cake. How
does that strike your taste!
Mrs. l.. C. Fix has a patch of
strawberries beginning to get
ripe. How is that for Estancia
Valley!
Thomas White and Miss
Pearl Callahan came down
from Santa Fe Saturday for a
short visit with friends, re-
turning Sunday.