The true northerner. [volume], October 13, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

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County Tif.tsurer Daimi
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I rt.i C. C ,i-h-n, Sot:th Haven
Vircii ll.tiosi, lUnncr
Cn.inty Surveyor " '
County Conuui,a rS, '. Vaw ,,aw
c-',i,i,r',nC,;l;:;;;.;:;::Mri.:!st-nv.(Mcviue
ijl.ii K. C.ltten. Hni?or
CoroiuT "J , ,,
Sect,tary,(Sl:ronnt.nnt;on-.w
WHERE THE MONEY GOES. I
Th tlitTori't.t irrouj' or cU- s of in-j
atitutions will receive from the tato this j
year the following amounts for their
maintenance and other expanses: Educa
tional institutions, $l,0So,So3; benevolent,
$57.'!, 771; er.al and reformatory, t3rH,in'.!;
asylums for inar.e, SVM.'JIj; general
purpose fund, ?l,015,r.TT.
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT.
T! .rj IIimIIuk h lmilr 'AO. Cmiuty
" " Una rll Mate 3U,'flTTl.
Arlington,
Antwerp
Aline na,
lUnfr,
Columbia
Covt-i t
Decatur,
Geneva
Ha'nilt'Mi
J lai tfoi 'l,
lu' ler
Lawrence
l'aw l'av..-
Port'
Tine drovn....
So. Haven Tp.
So. Haven city
Wave! iy.-.
1 ranV. 1 ullei. Lawrence
' i w. Mitclvt !l. Law ton
' ,,'c K i.ne.h. l'aw l'aw
K. lull Y. V.rk. .,. loM.-ville
1. J. pilliuall, UatlU t
An'a.'evv (i .yno., llree.Utille
Geue JUle. Coeit
liVvi.l K. Si' -'- lc",:r
' Vu, W. Wenl.an.L.trota
.utin Conw..y. Dec.ti:r
joi n Ran. H mf .r.l
'(-,, .c n.tnu ttel. Keeler
lU ne.lic t L .wiei.ce
",'','.., e C. Wa.ru t.r.wPr.w
"J .,i,n CotiiMi, Lawton
(- J. WilnT, Ken.i H
CUr JtVc'e K. Place, So. Haven
'VV Geo W.H. n-n. So. Haven
V " l' en y7teak.S,lUven
. L.r MM-s. So. Hayen
M" UavU Rich, l'aw Paw
Let me s!t I have ued Elv'a cream
halm for catarrh ami can through rec
ommend it for what it claims. Ver
truly, llew) II. W. Hathaway, Elizabeth,
N..J. I tried Kiy's cream halm and to all
appearances am cured of catarrh. The
terrible headaches from which I lontf
sutlered are rone. W.J. Hitchcock, late
Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. Ceti., Putfalo,
N. Y. The lialm not irritate or
cause sneeit.i;. Sold by drutftfists at
.")Ucts., or mailed by Kly brothers, 50
Warren St., New York.
ANOTHER EVIDENCE
or CoiitiiU-nt tn tli rutiire of ttie Lite
tok linlutr.
H)4,7(,i).21
Clerk
Treasurer,
Town-lom'er
Win. L. Thou.pson
.......J. Henry Hinckley
President,
Cleik,
.Milton L. Decker
.Wm. H. Mason
Secret Society lr'
MASONS. R. A. M.
W. M., .-
Secretary,
L. S. lUicss
O. Rowland
MASONS. V. A. M
11. V
Secretary
W. M.,
Secretary,..
N.
Seer. tary...
Win. Kille-r
. . W . C . Y . 1' e i s o a
EASTERN STAR. ...
.Mis Mamie aV.eii.tn
",V...Mi l'llL' JoKmon
ODDFELLOWS.
I.aban Ment-tt
""" t Ricl.erson
RL15EKAHS.
y. l.W l l H.e
r.Yi'- Elia CUap;uan
Nothing can be suid ly man that
would as clearly demonstrate a confidence
founded on rock for ttie future of the
live stock industry, as the construction of
the enormous coliseum in Chicago by
the stock ard company for the purpose
of holding annual educational expositions
of Irve stock by the international live
stock exposition association. This ) ear's
show will be held December 2 to 9.
When complete this building will be the
largest of its kind in the world dedicated
to live stock, 0J0 by 310 feet over all,
with an arena 2-"0 by 100 feet and capacity
to hold 10,000 people in the auditorium.
3(),r40.'5
N.G.,
Secretary
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.
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S- K L ....L. S-ttit-i:t
R. K
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Mis. Nettie Ch .pi ell
J0"1 .M,,.C.., W,u..
R. K
MODERN WOODMEN.
L. S ali-t'i:! V
V- C,m '-D. A.Kle.s.n
Cleik
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
, Mi-. Will l'ratpr
Oracle , i ,.,
,. r .... Geitiuvie J.-.K-. .i
Reconltr,
KNIGHTS OF FYTIIIA
Doctors said He would not Live.
Peter Fry, WoodrulT, Pa., writes:
"After doctoring for two years with best
nhvsicians in Waynesburg. and still
getting worse, the doctors advised me if
I had any business to attend to I had
better attend to it at once, as I could not
possibly live another month as there was
no cure for me. Foley's Kidney Cure
was recommended to me by a friend, anu
1 immediatel) sent my son to the store
for it, and after taking three bottles J
begun to get better and oontinued to
improve until I was entirely well"
Martin & Sho.verman. tn
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Aiuien M. K. I'hurrti. iturtEty , Oi-toer I 1'
11M).".
Wc take pleasure in .presenting to
our reader County Treasurer Allen's
report to the board of supervisors,
showing receipts and disbursement
of his ortice for the year ending Septem
ber 30, 1M5. This statement show
that Van Iluren county paid to the
state'the sum of3o.:4.24, while the
statepaid to the county from the
primary school fund, 5),f4(.,J5. We
believe that it is entirely feasiblejto
pay the entire expenses ofj the state
government from corporate and
franchise fees, and hope the legisla
ture will in the near future provide
fortius way of supporting tin-astute
government.
KKCKII'TS.
Balance on hand October
1st. 1'.'04,
Received from township
treasurers,
Keceived from loans,
" " primary
if school fund,
Keceived from deliu-
Anuent taxes. 4,7lO.3
Keceived from inheritance
tuxes. I! 3,3S..()7
Keceived from refunded, 2,15.2
" 4 4 tnx sales. j3f.l
" 44 auditor
Civier.il. v 77.81
Received from poor fund,
(produce from the co. farm) 564. U"
Keceived from tines, 3 530.45
44 costs, 433.1M)
rents. 23s.(M)
4 4 4 4 redemptions, 227.82
4 4 4 4 teachers,
Keceived from entry fees, 100. (X)
4 4 4 4 deer license. 77.00
4 4 4 4 unclaimed
estates, -''
Vereiv-ed from slot machines. IS. 23
4 4 4 4 stenographer's
fees, H.00
Keceived from jury fees, 12.00
Keceived 44 saleof old d'sk, 5.00
4 4 4 4 chaiiLrinLT name. 3.00
il
Returning from J
fjaptivuy u
Sunday SchooUesson for Oct. 15.190$ jl
Specially Prepare 1 (or This Paper. M
C.C,
K. of R. S.,..
Com.;
Adjutant
M. W.,
Record a
I I l' ' -
C. N. H..ii..-N..'V
G. A. R.
Joi n ReJ
V E. Stevens
A. O. U. W.
G. W. Koop.s
W. H. Mrtson
W. M
Secretarv
GRANGE.
Tlien.loi f
Mis Evin.iii Coojk i
MYOTIC WORKERS
Prefer. S K- A!'""
Sec.et.av EtnleA.lei.
W. R. C
PieMilent "" l-o'1"
Secretary Conner
IN THE FALL
Now the corn is shocked and standin' in
its dry an' rustlin' rows,
And all round them an between em the
big yellow punkius glows.
And you hear the click an' clatter cf the
mowers in the wheat,
And the golden rod isclingin' round jour
knees, and underfeet.
Blue forget me-nots are smillin', just as
sweet and just as dear
As they did when jou first saw 'em in
the spring-time of the year;
And the world's all gold and giowin' to
the heart an' soul an' eyes,
An' the whole earth seems a c.hangin'to
cornbread an' punkin pios
It's the time o' year for droamin' to
stretch out beside a stream,
Where the autumn breeze can find you,
and to dream and dream and dream;
To gaze otT across the stubblo, to gaze otT
across the hill,
Till the fadin' of the daylight wakes the
lonesome whippoorwill,
Ar. t to hear the breezes rustlin' in the
standin' shocks of corn,
And to gaze across the valley where the
night is bein' born,
And to hear the creek a-tinkliu' of its low-
toned lullabyes,
While you're dreamin'of corn fritters and
of home-made punkin pies.
Oh, the world don't get old, never; every
,ring is like each one
1 away otTjyonder, when
run
FORENOON
10 00 Devotionals, Rev. K. (I. Wright
10 20 What has helped your Sunday
School? Delegates
10 o0 Recitation, M rs. R .tta O Rourke
1100 Uusiness and Reports
11 '2) Question Box
A FT EK NOON
1 .'JO Bible Meditation and Prayer,
Rev. E. H. Harvey
1 .7) Primary Work.
Recitation, Ula (Slid Jen
2 10 Practical Points,
Mrs. Lizzie Corey
Solo
General Discussion
2 10 The Teacher an Evangelist,
Law ton M. E.
Discussion Miss V. Fisher
3 00 Does it pay? Lawton Baptist
KVKNINU
7 30 Song Service,
Led by John Haworth
Recitation
8 00 Address, Rev. A. W. Mumford
R. R. Lee, President
Phkiik Wright, Sko.
Total receipts, and balance
on hand October 1st. ?212,534.t)0.
I) I S U l K S K M K NTS.
Paid loans and interest, 563,050.11
44 state treasurer, 36,244.24
44 primary school money
orders, 30,640.05
Paid drain orders, 21,li3.16
44 county 44 20,133.77
44 poor 44 14.150.14
44 salary 44 6,523. H
44 jury 44 4,210.25
44 sheriff 44 3,31s.44
44 tax and interest orders. 3,256.52
44 sheriff expenses 44 2.5o0.oo
44 witness 44 l,6'1.0i
44 soldiers' relief 44 l,0'r.46
44 library money 4 ('.37
44 stirvev 44 261. 5,S
44 expense of superindent
of poor orders, 225.00
Paid state teacher's institute, 14. 05
44 Mich, asylum (Ionia) 141.72
44 reporting death, 112.50
44 circuit judge, 104.no
44 insurance. 20.00
44 probate judge, 17.35
44 srnte census. 16.60
Total disbursements from
Sept3).04toOct 1,'05. 5210.6s5.OS
Heavv. impure blood makes a muddy,
pimply complexion, headaches, nausea,
indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak. nale. sickly.2 iBurdock Blood
P.itters maKesthe bloodrich, red, pure
restores perfect health.
For a mild, easy action of the bowels, a
single dose of Doan's Reguiets is enough.
Treatment cures habitual constipation.
2.") cents a box. Ask our druggist for
thetr.
Kept Cutting the Dirt Off.
The members of the family were
camping out south of town for the day
and little Georgle had been assigned
the. work of peeling the potatoes for
dinner. After laboring for half an
hour he hunted up his mother.
Mom," he said, "I gotta have som
more potatoes."
4'Why, I gave you enough for twe
families like ours," she replied in sur
price. "What did you do with them?"
"I forgot to wash my hands," said
Georgie, "an' by the time I got all the
direct cut off the potatoes they was toe
small to eat. I throwed 'em away."
Kansas City Times.
Want Butchers to Supply Forks.
The butchers of Tottenham, in Lon
don. in terras of a circular just issued
by the medical officer to the district
council, are. with the view of pre
venting contamination by handling of
meat exposed for ale and of prevent
Ing the spread of Infectious diseases,
requested to provide a suitable supply
of forks wherewith Intending purchas
ers may make examination of meat
before buying.
Nature's Compensation.
"Nature, somehow or other, always
provide.? compensations for her daugh
ter's," remarked an artist. "All artists
aware that models for the figure
'"'O.st perfect forms are
the fices. The
ned little woman
irottlest foot and
heeked, long-nosed
Bismarck's Fondness for Tobacco.
Love of tobacco and wisdom often
go together. Prince Bismarck was
wont to boast that he had in some
thing like fifty years consumed 100,000
cigars, a number that works out an
average of five a day no great feat.
nerhans, for one who was at one pe
rlod a ''chain" smoker, lichting each
cigar from the glowing stump of the
one just enjoyed.
id To-day.
gaiety and the old
' Scotland have dl?ap
;sent Scotland Is the
. of bourgeois prosper
anism, a country of 15
hurches, 200 bowling
If courses and no poet,
er, in tho National Re-
Immense Sun Dial In Greece.
Greece boasts the largest sun dial
on the planet. There Is a large prom
ontory In the Aegean sea, looking to
the east, which extends 3,000 feet
above the le'vel of the water. As the
sun swings around, the shadow of the
mountain touches one by one a circle
of islands separated by regular Inter
vals, whlhc act as hour marks.
School for Hat Making.
A central school of hat making and
for the cultivation and Improvement
of toau'llla straw, has brer, established
In the district of Arraljan (Panama).
Tho school is provided for by govern
ment funds and will be under the au
thorlty of tho minister of public
I.F.SSON TKXT. Kxra 1:1-11. Memory
Verses 5, '
(JULDHN TKXT. "Tlie l.er l r :ith lone ,
Kte;tt tl.Ou.s lor us, whert'jf we are .aJ." j
- I 'Malm l-':3.
TIM I-:. Atcor.Jlnir to 1'rof. IJeecher It
was In 11. C O, ion alter ttie coii-juest of
lta'jyluii by Cyrus. Ouir.i'aie Daniel D:l
with l'):l. It was 7) y ;u.s after tl e t. r s t
('flirtation of oxi: a by Nebuchadnezzar.
l'LACE Capital of the I'erslan Kim-
dom-eitht r Habylon r Kebatar.a, an i also
JeruaUin. to which the vxi'-'' retutt.ed.
.svkj iti'ki: hi:fi;hi:nci:s -i.-aiah
rh.iP.s. 4i-;i: Kzeklel anl Jeremiah chaps.
21 H 21-33. ii) tell of the return from captiv
ity. The return as recorded" in Kzra uii-l Ne-
hendah.
Comment and Suggestive Thought.
INTRODUCTORY. Rven before
the beginning of the exil. when It
was only threatened, there was joined
with the warning a promise of restora
tion. See Isa. 10 and 11. Assyria the
oppressor should be destroyed like a
cedar, though It towered like the huge
cedars of Lebanon (La. 10:12-10, 24,
C3, 31; comp. Rzck. 31:3-11. Isaiah
again and again prophesies tho Return
(chapters 40-00) ami even names
Cyrus as the one through whom It
should come. Through Ezekiel come
promises of the new heart which
would render the return morally pos
sible (Ezek. 11 and 3). He pictures
the valley of dry bone3, symbolizing
the condition of Israel in captivity,
again coming to life In the return
(Ezek. 37). See Ezek. 20, 33, 34. The
whole of Ezekiel, as of Isaiah, 13 an
effort, through threats and denuncia
tions of sin, through appeals to do bet
ter, through promises and visions ' of
hope, to make the people return spir
itually to God, that they might return
in visible reality. And he foretells
how the nations were so controlled
that a restoration of tho Jews would
he possible. Jeremiah, making the
same anneals, goes farther ami points
out the time when the return can bet
made, 70 years after the captivity (Jer.
2.":12; 29:10).
V. 1. "In the first year of Cyrus
king of Persia:" Not his first year
as kin:: of Persia ( B. C. ."10), but
either as conqueror of Ilahylon (o3S)
or the first year of his personal rule
at Babylon after his other conquests
("3C). "The word of the Lord by
Jeremiah" (2.V. 12; 20:10)
promising that he would bring about
a return from captivity after 70 years.
The Lord (Jehovah) stirred up the
snirit of Cyrus:" It is quite possi
ble, it is even Implied in the narrative
here, that Daniel, or some prominent
Jew. called the attention of Cyrus to
tlie prophecy in Jeremiah, and espe
cially the remarkable prophecy in Isa.
4P.20-2S; 4":1.
V. 2. "Thus salth Cyrus:" It Is
probable that the author here gives
the substance of tho proclamation, and
not the full off.Hal document. 'He
hath charged me:" He accepted the
prophecies as a charge from the God
of the Jews.
V. .. "Who is there among you:"
The return was to be a volunteer
movement which In all respects was
the bt both for the purpose of Cyrus
and for the new Jewish settlement.
Th "God of Israel . . . whi'ii is
in Jerusalem:" As the chief seat of
his worship.
V. 4. "And whosoever remalneth." R.
V.. "Is- left" of the captives, survives.
Connect In any place where he so
Journeth, without a comma, with let
the men of his place, his heathen
neizhbor. help him with silver, etc..
give him funds for hl3 journey, and
the freewill offering in aid of the tem
ple.
V. 5. "Then ros up the chief or
the fathers:" The Return describe!
in to-dav's lesson was under Zeruh-
babel a prince of the royal line of
David, called the Tlrshatha, or Pasha
(Ezra 2:03), and under Joshua, the
hereditary high priest (Ezra 3:S).
These were among the "chief of the
fathers . . . and the priests. '
V. 6. "And all they that were about
them:" Their, heathen neighbors ami
friends, as in Egypt at the time of the
exodus.
V. 7. "Cyrus the king brought forth
the vessels of the house of the Lord:"
Nebuchadnezzar little thought that
he was unconsciously preserving the
sacred vessels of Israel in a safe and
inviolable stronghold, till the day
when Jehovah would bring about their
restoration to His people."
V 8. "By the hand of Mithredath"
driven bv. or dedicated to Mithra, the"
sun-cod). He had these treasures in
his charge. "Sheshbazzar (fire-
worshiper): The Persian namo of
Zerubbabel (born in Babylon).
11 "All the vessels . . . were
five thousand and four hundred:
This is more than double the sum of
the preceding numbers 2,490. It is
probable, that only the larger or more
costly vessels were numbered in de
tail, and the 3,400 Includes a great
number of smaller and les costly
ones. So they are reckoned by Jo
sephus (Ant. Jud. 11:1).
Illustrative Points.
This is a picture of God's discipline
of His people. He does not love to
afflict His children. He gives bitter
medicines in order to bring back
health. His nffiktlnns are to purify
tho heart, to ennobfe the character, to
break the power of dn.
Note that it Is a sign of God's fa
vor to have trials. "If ye endure
chastening. God doalcth with you as
with sons" (Hob. 12:7): "The devil
desires to winnow Potor, not Judas.
The thief does not break into an empty
cottage, but Into some furnished li0U38
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Guns and Ammunition
We have in stock the largest and most complete
line of guns shown in our city.
Our line consists of Savage, Marlin and Winches
ter rifles and all kinds of shot guns, from the cheap
single barrel to the hammerless double barrel.
We are making very attractive prices on ammu
nition at the present time. We are selling all kinds
of black powder shells and some grades of smokeless
at 45C
Shells jj. cents
Now is a good time for you to put in your Winter
supply, for this sale will be only for a short time.
Yours for trade, .
Pugsley & Allen
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Auction
SaiJe
Being about to leave town, I will sell at public auction at my
residence, first house north of Parks residence, -on Nilcs
street,
Wednesday, Oct. 18th, 1905,
commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp, the following described
properay. All my household goods consisting ofj
3 Bedroom suits, 7 rocking chairs, carpets and rugs, combi'
nation book case, couch, pictures, curtains, lamps, etc., 3 ex"
tension tables, 12 dining-room chairs, 1 side board, X sewing
machine. 1 Victor phonograph with 75 records, 1 coal stove,
1 wood stove, 1 Majestic range nearly new, 1 kitchen cabinet,
dishes, and other articles too numerous to mention. .
Also my driving mure, 1 rubber tire runabout, 1 steel tirci
. . . 1 4 1 m
carriage, com nearly new, 1 single narness.
Terms of Sailcs:
All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. On sums over $5.00, 1
year's time will be given on approved notes at 7 per cent
interest
S. 0. Kenyon, Prop.
H. W. McCABE, Auctioneer.
11
Bate
Is where you can get
your orders filled with
FRESH BARING
EVERY HORSING,
and the best of
GROCERIES
MONKV CAN BUY.
iIpII
Uull
PRICES
THE
LOWEST
QUALITY
THE
BEST
Fruits and Vegetables for
' Saturday's Trade.
Call or 'phone. All orders
promptly delivered,
F. A, BUTTERFIELO.
iff
UUSl
Trout this
week.
LARD, retail, 9c.
SALT FORK 8c.
FRED D. 0C0B0CK.
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works.
or full granary." Adama.