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  • THE CULVER CITIZEN.LAKE. M A X IN H U C H E E

    V O L . V . C U L V E R , IN D IA N A , T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 5, 1908. NO. 45

    THE WEEK IN CULVER

    Little Items of Local Happenings of Interest to People in Town

    and Country

    FROM THE ACADEMY! PE R SO N A L IT IE S

    —Up to last night there have

    been IS days of sleighing here.

    - The Seeley real estate agency

    now has a sign that will hold wa

    ter.

    We aro now in the season of

    Lent, yesterday being Ash Wed

    nesday.

    —All Saints1 guild will meet on

    Tuesday of next week. March 10,

    with Mrs. B. H . Greiner.

    —Mr. and Mrs. J im McFeeley’s

    twins, of which they are very proud,

    have been given the names of Irene

    and Irvin.

    — Isadore C. Hoffman has sold

    his new cottage on Long Point to

    his brother John J. Hoffman of

    Winamac.

    — The Brink block on South

    Michigan street, Plymouth, is be

    ing remodeled for a hotel to be

    managed by C. H. Mattix of Argos.

    Culvers crack high school bas

    ket ball team did a thing or two to

    the Winona Institute boys on Sat

    urday. The score was 39-38 in

    Culver’s favor.

    —The Rochester Sentinel wants

    to buy a cash register. Great Scot?!

    W hat for? We’ll bet the comp,

    worked oil* a joke, and what the ed

    itor really wants is a bill file.

    —C. 11. McGaffey mover! into

    town last week and took possession

    of the house he bought of Archie

    Blanchard. The latter will reside

    with his father, Ezra Blanchard,

    until he moves into the house

    which he will build this season.

    —The Maxinkuokee Lake Ice company was working up to Satur-

    though thc weather at times com

    pelled a temporary suspension. Over

    600 carloads have been shipped

    out and as much more put into the

    houses, four of the six houses be

    ing full.

    —A score of ladies under the

    chaperonage and guiding hands

    of Mrs. Chas. llayes enjoyed a

    sleigh ride to the Krause home near

    Maxinkuckee Thursday afternoon

    where they played cards and had

    an oyster supper. Another load,

    composed of about the same ladies,

    on Friday evening surprised Mrs.

    Frauk Parker iu honor of her birth

    day. ________________

    COUNTY LINE LINGO.Miss Io n a Fear, Correspondent.

    Ira Kaley left this week to go to

    work in Rochester.

    Mary Fear visited Saturday with

    Chloe Cunningham.

    Grover Hare and Delbert Jordan

    went to In wood one day last week.

    Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Overmy-

    er and Geo. Fear were Monterey

    callers Wednesday.

    Geo. Fear, Delbert Jordan and

    Calvin Shanks ate dinner Tuesday

    with Geo. Woodward.

    Estie, the little daughter of Mr.

    and Mrs. Geo. Horgesheimer, has

    been very ill with lung trouble.

    Mrs. Geo. Fear and daughter Io

    na took dinner Saturday with the

    former's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth

    Wagoner of Mt. Hope.

    PLEASANT VIEW.) ' W.Hooton. Correspondent.

    John Working was a caller on

    Paul Snyder Tuesday.

    C. F. Ransbottom has been very

    sick for the past week.

    J. W. Hooton and wife visited

    at C. F. liansbottom’s Sunday.

    Joseph Hissong moved on to Ed

    ward Hissong’s farm last Friday, i

    Joseph Atha and son of Delong

    were callers on J. W. Hooton Fri

    day.

    Frank Gross visited at Warsaw last week, returning home Saturday.

    Mrs. Cleo Lichtenhiser, after a week's visit with her parents. A. O. Glass aud wife, returned to her home in Ohio on Friday.

    The Ladies' Christian Union so-

    oiety meets at the home of Mrs. W.

    S. Easterday Thursday, March 5

    Preaching at the Germany Evan

    gelical church Sunday morning

    and at Culver in the evening. The

    revival meetings closed at Culver

    last Sunday. During the meetings

    21 presented themselves at the al

    tar.

    A t the M. E. church preaching

    service next Sunday evening. On

    Sunday, March 15, there will be

    preaching in the morning by the

    pastor. Dr. Paul C. Curnick will

    preach in the evening and admin

    ister the sacraments of the Lord’s

    supper. On Monday morning at

    10 o'clock, March 16, the quarterly

    conference will be held. Dr. Cur

    nick presiding.

    Cadet Shippy Shot.Harry Shippy, aged 1.9, son of

    Chief of Police Shippy of Chica

    go. and cadet at the Culver M ilita

    ry academy, was shot by an an

    archist who attempted to assassin

    ate his father in Chicago on Mon

    day morning.

    The anarchist, a Russian Jew of

    recent importation, appeared at the

    Shippy home and was met at the

    door bv Chief Shippy. In hand

    ing Shippy an addressed envelope

    (which was afterwards found to

    contain a piece of blank paper)

    Shippy’s suspicions were aroused

    and he caught the man by both

    wrists, at the same time calling up

    on his wife to search the man. Mrs.

    Shippy discovered a revolver iu

    the man's overcoat pocket, but his

    struggles were so violent that she

    could not secure it. Attracted by

    the calls of Shippy his driver

    came from the sidewalk and his

    son from upstairs. The anarchist

    had by this time freed one hand

    and shot rapidly, putting a ball

    through Harry’s body and shatter

    ing the hand of the driver. He

    then made a lunge with a knife at

    the chief, inflicting a bad cut in

    his side. Both Shippy and the

    driver tired repeatedly at their as

    sailant who fell dead ou the door

    step.

    Young Shippy is expected to

    recover, though in a serious condi

    tion. II is record at tho academy

    is a good one, instructors and fel

    low students according him high

    praise for his efficiency and con

    duct. He left the institution Jan.

    3 1 on sick leave.

    Tho attack on Shippy is be

    lieved to be part of an organized

    plan by the anarchist element to

    murder police and civic officials

    who are obnoxious to them. This

    element, as well as other lawless

    characters in Chicago, has been

    growing bolder of late, encouraged

    by the toleration which the author

    ities have shown for law-breakers.

    Conditions in Chicago are notori

    ously bad. Public sentiment is vi

    tiated by the political and liquor

    interests, and naturally the harvest

    produced by such a sowing is dis

    order, crime and graft.

    H IB B A R D HAPPEN IN GS.Mrs. E. J . Keed. Correspondent.

    Olie Lichtenberger was laid up

    with grip lust week.

    S. E. Wise and family dined at

    S. S. Reed’s Sunday.

    Mr. and Mrs. McKee went to

    Bruce Lake Saturday, returning

    Monday.

    Mrs. Louisa Lichtenberger spent

    several days in Fort Wayne last

    week visiting her two sons.

    Jacob Lichtenberger of Missou

    ri is visiting his brother Peter and

    other relatives iu this vicinity.

    Ed Mi kies, former operator at

    this place, is again on his old job.

    G. A. Nelson and wife are enter

    taining company from Wisconsin.

    Bert McKee, formerly of Bruce

    Lake, now residing in California,

    lost his only child, a 2-year old son,

    by drowning in an irrigation ditch.

    For Sale—Hotel and furniture.

    Address Box 238, Culver, Ind.

    . Mrs. Charles Stabenow of Chi-

    On Friday night, March 6. the catf° has b,;cn in Culver this week

    ANTI-LIQUORSENTIMENT

    A one-sided and rather uninter-

    1 esting track meet was won by the four academy debaters, Cadets Mac-

    academy boys on Saturday from Carthy, Schroyet. Kspey and Hight,

    Wendell Phillips of Chicago by a will meet Winona academy iu the from a trip to Mississippi. Ply

    \ m 11J score. The relay race | annual debate. The debate will be mouth Chronicle.

    visiting her son.

    Daniel Porter returned SaturdayShown in the Remonstrances Filed

    Against the Saloons

    was the most closely contested held at Winona and the boys have

    event but on the finish Balcom led done two months of hard work in

    his opponent by a yard. Jansen preparing to carry the war vigor

    gave a good account of himself.

    .Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cromley of

    Indiana Harbor have been in Cul

    ver for a few days visiting rela-

    winuing tirst in the 35-yard dash

    and hurdles and second in the 440-

    yard run. The following were the

    ! events and winners, the rnames be-

    ously into Winona’s own territory, tives.

    I'he question concerns the adoption I '^r Sumner'W iseman of Lake-

    of a graduated income tax as a part j viile was in town Triday. Some

    of oui permanent fiscal system. | of the Toads in his neighborhood

    Wmon t supports the adoption were still blocked with snow,

    ing those of Culver men unless while Culver has accumulated a W ill Poor of Plymouth was a

    otherwise indicated: mass of facts, logic and eloquence Culver visitor last Sunday. He

    35-yd.dash 1, Jansen;2, Butler;! to prove both the impossibility and is the father of Mrs. Henry Haw-

    3, Dickens; time, 4 sec. needlessness of any such measures, kins and brother of E. A. Poor.

    35-yd. hurdles 1, Jansen; 2. Me- Captain Durbin will accompany G. W. Fink of Marysville, Mo , Gregor (W . P.); 3, Hoskins; time, the b()y8

    CULVER’S BIG MAJORITY HEADS THE LIST OP TOWNSHIPS

    4 2-5 sec.

    220-\d dash — Points divided on account of error iu watches.

    has been in towu this week looking

    „ ¥ iL V T ^ Batlerj P ’Ned mention was made of the orchestra (W . P.); o, O Dwyer; tune, o nun.3 sec.

    410-yd. run—1. Dickens; 2. Jan sen; 3, Way man (W. P.); time, GJ sec.

    jx j* over the new Osborn House with a

    In the comment list week upon view to renting it. Mr. Fink is a

    the v >rii oi the dr un tic club no former resident of Bremen and has

    relatives there and at Argos.whose initial appearance occurred

    the same evening. Their selec

    tions before the play aud between

    the acts won the applause of the

    High jump I, Clayton; 2, Hos- audience and did credit to t.hem- kins; 3, Fox.

    880 yd. run— 1, Brady; 2. Butler:3, Smith; time, 2 miu. 23 4-5 sec.

    Shot-put 1. Dickens; 2, H isli£;3, Haskins; 12 ft. 10 in.

    Relay race—4 men each; won by Culver.

    j*

    A competitive rifle shoot between

    the academy team and oue from

    the Plymouth company of the I. X.

    G. was scheduled for last Saturday

    night. During the afternoon, how

    ever, word was received that tbe

    Plymouth team would not come on

    account of lack of practice, aud t he

    Mr. aud Mrs. John Kennedy of

    New Augusta. Ind., were in this

    vicinity last week visiting their

    parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hawk.

    Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy have just

    selves. The organization has lit- returned from a trip to Galveston,

    teen members who have given an Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.evening a week during the winter

    to their practice under the direc

    tion of Captain \\ ilson.

    v* v* J*

    The one engrossing topic of con

    versation at. the academy on 'Tues

    day was the anarchistic attempt

    upon the life of Chief of Police

    Shippy of Chicago in which Harry

    Shippy, a cadet of C. M. A

    was shot through the lung. In a

    T H E P Y T H IA N S .

    Fine Address by Rev. Nicely at 44th

    Anniversary Service.

    The 14th anniversary of Pythian-

    ism was fittingly celebrated on Sun

    day by the local lodge which turned

    out thirty strong at a service held

    at the M. E. church in the after

    noon. The auditorium was pleas

    ingly decorated with flags, bunting,disfiito.h to Colon.* Fleet Chief ))ott(.d |ilmits an(, hrj,p portrait Shi .pj says “ he saved Ins father’s , t|H. founder of tbe order. Justiceopportunity of the rifle club s lirsi ..

    pirsJ life. I ne latest reports indicatecompetition was lost,

    team and the staff team held a

    shoot of their own, however, in

    which the following aggregates

    that lie will probably recover from

    the wound...st .<

    One hundred and ten volumes is-were made, the men shooting otl aue(j aIKj returned betweeu suppershoulder and prone:

    First team —Becker C., Arredondo, Garvey, Peek, 363.

    Staff team— Hay, Haskins. L ittle, Peet, 373.

    Arredondo had the highest indi

    vidual score in the tirst team with

    92 points to his credit; Hay led the

    staff team with 96 points.

    The first arrivals for the basket

    ball game on the twenty-second

    were astonished at 2:30 p. m. to

    find the gymnasium still deserted

    and no cadets to be seen outside.

    The cause of this phenomenon was

    later discovered to have been the

    dinner upon which Steward Wick

    ham and his assistants had been

    doing themselves proud. The me

    nu cards made it. evident why the

    battalion spent two hours in the

    and call-to-quarters was the record

    of the library on the Monday even

    ing following the twenty-second.*5* v*

    Rev. R L Hobson of McCor

    mick Theological seminary drew

    some practical lessons from the

    tragedy of Samson’s career for the

    chapel service last Sunday.

    Cadets Ryan aud Goodrich who

    have been on the sick leave for

    several weeks returned to the acad

    emy the first of the present week.«.** u*»

    Charley Zechiel is now the com

    petent assistant in the quarter

    master’s department. He began

    work on Monday.t * i * J*

    Captain Hyney has recovered

    from his recent illness and returned

    mess-hall aud the comments heard to take up his work last Monday

    afterwards expressed only regrets

    at a capacity too limited to do it' Captain Durborow this week

    justice. purchased a blooded saddle-horse.

    M OUNT H O P E MAGNETS. OAK GROVE DAIRY.U r n Ethel Edriuctoo. Correspondent. Emma Jordan intends returning.

    Della Edging ton was a Roches- t() B„n(| fa tUc near future J

    Mr. and Mrs. James Cornwell

    H. Rathbone of Washington, D.

    C. A choir of ten young ladies

    sang the music.

    The service was introduced by

    an invocation by Rev. J . H. M i

    chael of tbe Reformed church.

    Rev. Mr. Nicely then delivered a

    35-minute address. He gave a brief

    review of the history of the organ

    ization which gets its inspiration

    from the familiar incident of the

    heroic friendship of the soldier

    Pythias for the senator Damon in

    the city of Syracuse, island of Sic

    ily, 700 B. C. In well-chosen

    words and appreciative sentiments

    the speaker paid a worthy and elo

    quent tribute to the spirit of fra

    ternity which the Pythian and kin

    dred orders exemplify and which

    tends to keep sweet and pure the

    relations of man to his brother. It.

    was a fine address, characteristic

    of the good taste and ability which

    always distinguish Mr. Nicely’s ef

    forts upon special occasions.

    The order in Culver is in a flour

    ishing condition and includes in

    its membership most of the promi

    nent men of the towu. O. A. Rea

    is the chancellor commander and

    F. C. Baker the keeper of records

    and seals.

    ter caller Saturday.

    Lester Brugh spent, a few days

    last week at Yerl Brugh's.

    Edward Pontius moved to the

    John Brugh farm Tuesday.

    Isaac Martindale moved on to a

    farm near Plymouth Monday.

    Mr. aud Mrs. George Sturgeon

    spent Sunday with Mrs. Nora Good

    man.

    Mrs. Wm. Kaley is visiting her

    son Frank at South Bend for a few

    days.

    Mr. and Mrs. I. A . Edgington

    and daughter Ethel spent Sunday

    at George Truex’s.

    Exchange of Properties.

    were in Kuox on business Satur

    day.

    Adolph Friebe and family enter

    tained company from Plymouth

    Sunday.

    Walter Jones was in South Bend

    Friday and Saturday attending to

    business affairs.

    Chas Rock is engaged in his

    trade of hanging paper for the

    farmers in this vicinity.

    The surprise party at the home

    of Alonzo Boler was well attended

    Help the Ladies!The ladies of the Henry Speyer

    Women's Relief corps will serve

    refreshments at the K. of P. hall

    next Saturday afternoon. A free

    will offering will be taken. The

    money raised will be sent to the

    state corps to be used in erecting

    cottages at the Soldiers' Home near

    Lafayette. As the home for the

    soldiers is more crowded now than

    ever before or ever will be after the

    next few years, it is hoped that the

    people will show a patriotic spirit

    iu helping the ladies to raise theSaturday night. All report a hap- necessary money.

    pv time.

    Horse buyers from Rochester

    Through Seeley's real estate were in our vicinity last week and

    agency David M. Heminger has purchased nine head of horses in

    exchanged his 6-room house with one day at prices ranging from SI50

    I f acres of land on South Main i u^ ‘ ------------

    street for Mrs. Hannah Stepler's Rev. W. H Walker and wife re- ‘V?. furm town th.. turned yesterday from Lapal. Ind.,,

    5 r - t £ : -i i * . .

  • THE CULVER CITIZEN,ARTHUR B. HOLT, Publisher.

    C U L V E R , - - I N D I A N A .

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    B u s y M a n .

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    v a n c e .

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    G o u ld l in e .

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    t h e O h io h o u s e p a s s e d th e c o u n ty

    o p t io n b i l l .

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    tu g u e s e m o n a r c h y a n d p r o c la im a r e

    p u b l ic o n (h e n ig h t K in g C a r lo s a n d

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    c o m e p u b l ic at. L is b o n .

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    Y o r k s e n a te re fu s e d to c o n c u r i n th e

    r e c o m m e n d a t io n o f G o v . H u g h e s t h a t

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    c h u r c h in Dc-uver a n d fo r w a r d e d to

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    s a id .

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    t o b a c c o w a r w a s s e n t to th e K e n t u c k y

    a s s e m b ly b y G o v . W i l ls o n . H e u r g e d

    t h e n e c e s s ity fo r a c t io n to p r o te c t th e

    p e o p le a g a in s t n ig h t r id e rs .

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    A m e r ic a n s h ip s a r e th e e q u a l o f s h ip s

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    o f a b u l le t w o u n d re c e iv e d i n a m y s

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    l i f e a n d r o m a n c e e v e r f e l l f r o m h e r

    l ip s . I t w a s a p a g e i n h e r m e m o r y

    t h a t m u s t n e v e r b e t u r n e d — a n id y l

    to b e f o r g o t t e n — a n d y e t f o r g e t it

    s h e c o u ld n o t , in s p i te o f w i l l o r

    w is h e s .

    A n d n o w a s t h e s u m m e r d a y s s p e d

    b y , a n d C h ip h e lp in g T 'n c le . lu d in t h e

    m e a d o w s o r A u n t M a n d y a b o u t t h e

    h o u s e , a n d w in n i n g lo v e f r o m b o th ,

    s a w a n e w r e a lm o p e n b e fo r e h e r .

    T h e r e w a s i n t h e s i t t i n g r o o m o f t h is

    q u a in t , h o m e a t a l l b o o k c a s e , i t s

    s h e lv e s l i l le d w i t h a m o t le y c o l le c t io n

    o f b o o k s ; w o r k s o n s c ie n c e , a s t r o n

    o m y , g e o lo g y , b o ta n y , a n d t h e l i k e ;

    b o o k s o f t r a v e l a n d a d v e n t u r e ; s to r ie s

    o f s t r a n g e c o u n t r ie s a n d p e o p le n e v e r

    h e a r d o f b y C lv ip ; a n d n o v e ls b y S c o t t ,

    L e v e r , C o o p e r , a n d H a r d y . T h e s e la s t ,

    e s p e c ia l ly S c o t t a n d C o o p e r , a p p e a le d

    m o s t t o C h ip , a n d o n c e s h e b e g a n

    t h e m , e v e r y s p a r e h o u r , a n d o f t e n u n

    t i l lo n g p a s t m id n ig h t , s h e b e c a m e

    lo s t i n t h is n e w w o r ld .

    " I k n o w a l l a b o u t h o w fo lk s l iv e in

    t h e w o o d s .” s h o s a id o n e S u n d a y to

    l i n c l e J u d . w h e n h a l f t h r o u g h “ T h e

    D e e r s la y e r . " “ I w a s b r o u g h t u p

    th e r e . 1 k n o w h o w I n j u n s liv e , an.1

    w h a t t h e y b e lie v e . I h a d a n o ld

    I n j u n f r ie n d o n c e . I 'v e g o t t h e m o c

    c a s in s a n d f u r c a p e h e g a v e m e n o w .

    l l i s n a m e w a s T o m a h , n ' h e b e l ie v e d

    in q u e e r t h in g s t h a t s o m e t im e s c r e e p

    a n ' s o m e t it r .e s r u n f a s t c r 'n w e c a n . "

    I t w a s h e r f i r s t r e f e r e n c e to h e i

    o ld l i f e , b u t o n c e b e g u n , s h e n e v e r

    p a u s e d u n t i l a l l h e r q u e e r h is t o r y h a d

    b e e n r e la te d .

    " I d id n ’t m e a n t o t e l l i t , ” s h e e x

    p la in e d i n c o n c lu s io n , “ fo r 1 d o n 't

    w a n t n o b o d y to k n o w w h e r e 1 c a m e

    f r o m , a n ' 1 h o p e y o u w o n ’t t e l l . "

    H o w n e a r s h e c a m e to d is c lo s in g

    w h a t w a s o f f a r m o r e im p o r t a n c e to

    h e r s e l f a n d th e s e p e o p le t h a n o ld To-

    m a h 's s u p e r s t i t io n s h e n e v e r k n e w , e r

    t h a t a l l t h a t s a v e d h e r w a s h e r r e fe r

    e n c e to O ld C y b y t h a t n a m e o n ly .

    M o r e t h a n t h a t , s h e h a d n o s u s

    p ic io n t h a t t h is k in d ly o ld m a n , so

    m u c h l ik e h im i n lo o k s a n d s p e e c h ,

    w a s h is b r o th e r .

    W i t h t h e c o m in g o f S e p t e m b e r , h o w .

    e v e r , a v is i t o r w a s a n n o u n c e d . ‘ A u n t

    A b b y ’s c o in in ' to s ta y w i t h u s a s p e l l , "

    U n c le J u d s a id t h a t d a y ; “ s h e 's

    M a n d y ’s s is le r , A b ig a i l B e m is , a n ’ s h e

    l iv e s a t C h r is t m a s C o v e . I t ’s a s h o r e

    t o w n , ’b o u t a h u n d r e d m i le s f r o m h e re .

    S h e a i n ' t m u c h l i k e M a n d y . " h e a d d e d

    c o n f id e n t ia l ly t o C h ip ; " s h e ’s m o r e

    b o o k l a m e d , s o y o u 'l l h a v e t o m in d

    y o u r p 's a n d q 's . I f y e l ik e , y e c a n

    g o w i t h m e to t h e s t a t io n to m e e t

    h e r . "

    A n d s o i t c a m e to p a s s t h a t a fe w

    d a y s l a t e r C h ip , d re s s e d in h e r b e s t ,

    r o d e to t h e s t a t io n w i t h U n c le J u d

    in th e o ld c a r r y a l l , a n d th e r e m e t t h is

    v is i t o r .

    s h e h a d n o w b e c o m e to U n c le J u d

    a u d A u n t M a n d y , w h o s e s p e e c h , l i k e

    h e r o w n , w a s n o t “ b o o k l a r n e d . " a n d

    fo r t h is r e a s o n C h ip fe l t a f r a id o f

    h e r . S o m u c h so . i n fa c t , t h a t fo r

    a fe w d a y s s h e s c a r c e d a r e d to s p e a k

    a t a l l .

    H e r t im id i t y w o r e a w a y i n d u e t im e ,

    fo r A u n t A b b y -a c o u n t e r p a r t o f h e r

    s is t e r — w a s in n o w is e a w e in s p ir in g .

    S h e s a w C h ip a s s h e w a s , a n d s o o n

    f e l t a n in t e r e s t in h e r a n d h e r p e

    c u l i a r h is t o r y , o r w h a t w a s k n o w n o f

    it . S h e a ls o n o te d C h ip 's in t e r e s t i n

    b o o k s , a n d g u e s s in g m o r e t h a n s h e

    h a d b e e n to ld , w a s n o t lo n g i n f o r m

    in g c o r r e c t c o n c lu s io n s .

    “ W h a t d o y o u in t e n d to d o w i t h

    t h i s r u n a w a y g i r l ? " s h e s a id o n e d a y

    to h e r s is te r , " k e e p h e r h e r e a n d le t

    h e r g r o w u p i n ig n o r a n c e , o r w h a t ? "

    " W a l , w© a i n ’t t h o u g h t m u c h a b o u t

    t h a t , ” r e s p o n d e d M a n d y . “ a t le a s t n o t

    y e t . S h e a i n ' t g o t n o r e la t io n s to

    lo o k a r t e r h e r , s o f a r e z w e k in la r n .

    S h e 's c o m p a n y f o r u s , ’n ’ w i l l i n ’.

    U n c le J u d s e ts lo ts o f s to r e b y h e r .

    S h e is w i t h h im f r o m m o r n 1 iII n ig h t ,

    a n d h a n d y a t a l l s o r t s o* w o r k . T h is

    i s h o w ' t i s w i t h u s h e r e , a n ’ n o w w h a t

    d o y o u s a y ? ”

    F o r a m o m e n t A u n t A b b y m e d it a t e d .

    “ Y o u o u g h t t o d o y o u r d u t y b y h e r .”

    s h e s a id a t la s t , “ a n d s h e c e r t a in ly

    n e e d s m o r e s c h o o l in g . ’

    “ W e c a n s e n d h e r d o w n to t h e C o r

    n e r s w h e n s c h o o l b e g i i s , i f y o u t h i n k

    w e o r t e r , " r e t u r n e d u e r s is r e r , t im i d

    ly ; b u t w e h a t e to lo s e h e r n o w .

    W e 'v e k in d e r t o o k to h e r , y o u s e e ."

    “ 1 h a r d ly t h i n k t h a t w i l l d o ," a n

    s w e r e d A u n t A b b y , k n o w in g a s s h o

    d id t h a t t h e t h r e e R *s c o m p r is e d th e

    f u l l e x te n t o f a n e d u c a t io n a t t h e C o r

    n e r s . " W h a t s h e n e e d s is a c h a n c e

    to m in g le w i t h m o r e p e o p le t h a n s h e

    c a n h e re , a n d le a r n t h o w a y s o f th e

    w o r ld , a s w e ll a s b o o k s . H e r m in d

    g r o w u p a h e a t h e n . I c e r t a in ly t h i n k

    s h o o u g h t t o g o b a c k w i t h m e fo r a

    y e a r o r tw o , a t le a s t , a n d t h e n w e c a n

    d e c id e w h a t is b e s t .”

    “ T h e r e ’s o n e t h i n g y e a i n ’t, th o u g h t .

    { b o u t , " M a n d y a n s w e r e d , " a n " t h a t ’s

    h e r s e n s e o ’ o b l ig a t io n . F r o m w h a t

    s h e ’s t o ld m e , ’ tw a s t h a t t h a t m a d e

    ' h e r r u n a w a y f r o m w h a r s h e w a s , 'n '

    I s h e 'd r u n a w a y f r o m h e r e i f s h e d id n 't

    i fe e l s h e w a s e a r n in ' h e r k e e p . S h e ’s

    ; p e c u l ia r in t h a t w a y , ’n ' c a n ' t s t a n d

    f e e l i n ’ s h e ’s d e p e n d e n t . H o w y o u g o in ’

    t o g e t r o u n d t h a t ? ”

    “ J u s t a s y o u d o ." r e t u r n e d A u n t

    A b b y , n o t a t a l l d is c o u r a g e d . “ W e

    l iv e a b o u t a s y o u d o , a s y o u k n o w ,

    o n ly M r . B e m is h a s t h e m i l l ; a n d s h e

    c a n h e lp m e a b o u t t h e h o u s e , a s s h e

    d o e s h e r e .”

    B u t C h ip ’s o w n c o n s e n t t o t h is n e w

    p l a n w a s t h e h a r d e s t to o b t a in .

    “ I ' l l d o j u s t a s U n c le J u d w a n ts m e

    to ,” s h e r e s p o n d e d , w h e n A u n t A b b y

    p r o p o s e d t h e c h a n g e ; “ b u t I 'd h a t e to

    g o ’w a y f r o m h e re . I t ' s a l l t h e r e a l

    s o r t o ' h o m e I 'v e e v e r k n o w n , a n d

    th e y 'v e b e e n so g o o d t o m e I ’ l l h a v e to

    c r y w h e n l le a v e i t . Y o u 'd le t m e

    c o m e h e r e o n c e in a w h i le , w o u ld n ’t

    y e ? ”

    A s s h e s e e m e d r e a d y to c r y a t

    t h is m o m e n t . A u n t A b b y w is e ly d r o p

    pe d t h e s u b je c t t h e n a n d t h e r e ; in

    f a c t , ‘ s h e d id n o t a l l u d e to i t a g a in in

    C h ip 's p re s e n c e .

    B u t A u n t A b b y c a r r ie d h e r p o in t

    w i t h t h e o th e r s . U n c le J u d c o n s e n te d

    v e r y r e lu c t a n t ly , A u n t M a n d y a ls o

    y ie ld e d a f t e r m u c h m o r e p e r s u a s io n ,

    a n d w h e n A u n t A b b y ’s v i s i t t e r

    m in a t e d p o o r C h ip 's fe w b e lo n g in g s

    w e re p a c k e d in a n e w te le s c o p e c a s e ;

    s h e k is s e d A u n t M a n d y , u n a b le to

    s p e a k , a u d t h is t e a r f u l p a r t i n g w a s r e

    p e a te d a t th e s t a t io n w i t h U n c le J u d .

    W h e n t h e t r a i n h a d v a n is h e d h e

    w ip e d h is e y e s o n h is c o a t s le e v e s ,

    c l im b e d i n t o h is o ld c a r r y a l l , a n d

    d r o v e a w a y d is c o n s o la te .

    “ C u r is . c u r ls , h o w a g a l l i k e t h a t

    'u n ’ l l w o r k h e r w a y i n t o a m a n ’s

    f e e l in ’s ,” h e s a id t o h im s e l f . “ I t a i n ’ i

    b e e n t h r e e m o n t h s s in c e I p ic k e d h e r

    r.p . 'n ’ n o w h e r g o in ' a w a y s e e m s l ik e

    p u l l i n ’ m y h e a r t o u t . "

    C H A P T E R X X I I .C h r is t m a s C o v e h a d e n te r e d i t s a u

    t u m n le t h a r g y w h e n A u n t A b b y B e m is

    a n d h e r n e w p r o te g e r e a c h e d i t . C a p t .

    R e m is , w h o “ n e v e r h a d n o s a y 'b o u t

    n o t h i n ' , " b u t w h o h a d c o o k e d h is o w n

    “ H e r G o in ’ A w a y Seem s L ik e P u l l i n ' M y Heart Out.”

    is b r ig h t . I n o t ic e s h e is r e a d in g

    e v e r y c h a n c e s h e c a n g e t . a n d y o u

    k n o w m y id e a s a b o u t e d u c a t io n . F o r

    h e r to s t a y h e r e , e v e n w i t h s c h o o l in g

    a t t h e C o r n e r s , is t o le t h e r g r o w u p

    l ik e it h o y d e n . N o w w h a t w o u ld y o u

    t h in k i f I t o o k h e r b a c k t o C h r is tm a s

    C o v e ? T h e r e is a b e t t e r s c h o o l th e r e .

    S h e w i l l m e e t a n d m in g le w i t h m o r e

    p e o p le , a n d im p r o v e f a s te r . "

    *'I d u n n o w h a t .T u d so n 'll s a y ,” r e

    t u r n e d A u n t M a n d y . s o m e w h a t s a d ly .

    “ H e ’s g o t s o w o n te d to h e r , h e ' l l b e

    h e a r t- b ro k e , I 'm a f r a id . " A n d s o t h e

    c o n s u l t a t i o n c lo s e d .

    T h e m a t t e r d id n o t e n d h e re fo r

    A u n t A b b y , “ s o t i n h e r w a y ,” a s

    U n c le J u d h a d o f t e n s a id , v e t i n r e a l

    i t y o n ly a d v o c a t i n g w h a t s h e fe l t w a s

    b e s t fo r t h e h o m e le s s w a if , n o w b e g a n

    a p e r s u a s iv e c a m p a ig n . S h e e n la r g e d

    o n C h r is t m a s C o v e , i t s e x c e l le n t

    s c h o o l a n d c a p a b le m a s t e r , i t s s o c ia l

    a d v a n t a g e s a n d c u l t u r e d p e o p le , w h o

    b o a s te d a p u b l i c l i b r a r y a n d d e b a t in g

    s o c ie ty , a n d e s p e c ia l ly i t s s u m m e r a t

    t r a c t io n s . w h e n a fe w d o z e n c i t y p e o

    p le s o jo u r n e d th e r e . I t s o p p o r t u n i

    t ie s f o r c h u r c h g o in g a ls o c a m e in fo r

    p r a is e , t h o u g h i f t h i s w o r t h y w o m a n

    h a d k n o w n h o w C h ip f e l t a b o u t t h a t

    f e a tu r e , i t w o u ld h a v e b e e n le f t un-

    in e n l io n e d .

    “ T h e g ir l n e e d s r e l ig io u s in f lu e n c e

    m e a ls u n c o m p la in in g ly fo r t h r e e

    w e e k s , e m e r g e d w h ite - d u s te d f r o m th e

    m i l l to g r e e t t h e a r r iv a ls , a n d C h ip

    w a s s o o n in s t a l l e d in a s o m e w h a t , b a re

    r o o m o v e r lo o k in g t h e c o v e . E v e r y t h in g

    s e e m e d s l i g h t ly c h i l l y to h e r h e re .

    T h is r o o m , w i t h i t s fo u r- p o s te d b e d .

    b lu e p a in t e d c h a ir s , l ig h t b lu e s h a d e s ,

    a n d d a r k b lu e s t r a w m a i l i n g , t h e le a f

    le ss e lm s In f r o n t , t h e b r e e z e t h a t

    s w e p t i n f r o m t h e s e a , a n d e v e n h e r

    r e c e p t io n , s e e m e d c o o l . H e r h e a r t

    w a s n o t in i t . T ry a s s h e w o u ld , s h e

    c o u ld n o t y e t fe e l o n e s p a r k o f a f

    f e c t io n fo r t h is “ b o o k l a r n e d ” A u n t

    A b b y , w h o h a d a lr e a d y b e g u n t o r e

    p r o v e h e r fo r la p s e s o f s p e e c h . Tt

    w a s a l l s o d if f e r e n t f r o m t h e h o m e

    l i f e s h e h a d j u s t le f t ; a n d a s C h ip

    h a d n o w b e g u n to n o t ic e a n d fe e l

    t r if le s , t h e r e la t io n s o f t h e p e o

    p le s e e m e d c h i l l y a s t h e r o o m to

    w h ic h s h e w a s c o n s ig n e d .

    W h e n S u n d a y c a m e — a s u n le s s o n e

    w i t h le a d e n s k y a n d c o ld w in d b e a r

    i n g t h e o c e a n 's m o a n in g — C h ip ’ fe lt

    h e r s e l f b a c k a t G r e e n v a ie w i t h i t s

    S u n d a y s , fo r n o w s h e w a s s ta r e d a t

    t h e m o m e n t s h e e n te r e d t h e c h u r c h .

    T h e s in g i n g w a s , o f c o u r s e , o f th e

    I s a m e s o le m n c h a r a c te r , t h c m in is t e r 's

    ; p r a y e r s e v e n lo n g e r , a n d t h e p reach-

    | in g a s i n c o m p r e h e n s ib le a s in G r e e n

    v a ie .

    w o re a w ig a n d s e e m e d to e x u d e

    r u le s a n d d is c ip l in e , la c k e d t h e k in d ly

    in t e r e s t o f M is s P h in n y .

    C h ip , a lm o s t a m a t u r e y o u n g la d y ,

    w a s a l i g n e d w i t h g ir ls a n d b o y s o f

    10 a n d ]2 , a n d o n c e m o r e t h e s a m e s h a m e a n d h u m i l i a t i o n h a d b e e n

    d u r e d . I t w o r e a w a y i n t im e , h o w

    e v e r , f o r s h e h a d m a d e a lm o s t m a r

    v e lo u s p r o g r e s s u n d e r M is s P h ln n e y .

    H e r m in d w a s k e e n a n d q u ic k , a n d

    o n c e a t s t u d y a g a in , s h e a s to n is h e d

    M r . B e l l , t h e m a s te r .

    S o m e t h in g o f h e r o ld fe a r le s s self-

    r e l ia n c e n o w c a m e to h e r a id , a ls o .

    It. h a d m a d e h e r d a r e 60 m i le s o f w i i

    d e r n e s s a lo n e a n d h e lp le s s , I t h a d

    s p u r r e d h e r to e s c a p e G r e e n v a ie a n d

    h e r s e n s e o f b e in g a d e p e n d e n t p a u

    p e r , a n d n o w t h a t l a t e n t fo r c e fo r

    g o o d o r i l l s t i l l n e r v e d h e r .

    B u t C h r is t m a s C o v e d id n o t s u i t

    h e r . T h e s e a t h a t d r e w h e r e y e s

    w i t h i t s v a s tn e s s s e e m e d to a w e h e r .

    T h e g r e a t h o u s e , b r o w n a n d moss-

    c o a te d w h e r e s h e l iv e d , w a s b a r n l ik e ,

    a n d n e v e r q u i t e w a r m e n o u g h . T h e

    lo n g s t r e e t s h e t r a v e r s e d f o u r t im e s

    d a i ly w a s b le a k a n d w in d - s w e p t . A u n t

    A b b y w a s a u s te r e a n d l a c k in g i n c o r

    d i a l i t y ; a n d S u n d a y s — w e ll , S u n d a y s

    w e re C h ip 's o n e c h ie f a b h o r r e n c e .

    A n o t h e r in f lu e n c e — a n in s id io u s

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    t h a t n i g h t w h e n h e w a s g o in g t o b e d

    a s k e d e a r n e s t ly :

    “ M a m m a , w h e n p e o p le 's h a i r b e g in s

    t o t u r n , is i t b e c a u s e t h e g r a y m a t t e r

    i n t h e i r b r a in s is l e a k in g t h r o u g h ? ”

    t 4Arj

    G E N . O L I V E R O. H O W A R D .

    g e n e r a l o n t h e r e t ir e d l i s t o f t h e a r m y

    in t l ie b i l l p a s s e d b y t h e U n i t e d

    S t a t e s s e n a te , h a s b e e n a r e t i r e d m a- j

    j o r g e n e r a l s in c e N o v e m b e r S, 1891.

    H e is t h e o n ly o f f ic e r l i v i n g w h o c o m

    m a n d e d a n a r m y i n t h e c iv i l w a r a n d

    h e lists r e c e iv e d th e t h a n k s o f c o n

    g re s s fo r m e r i t o r io u s s e r v ic e s . B o r n

    a t L e e d s , M e ., in 1830, G e n . H o w a r d

    w a s g r a d u a t e d f r o m B o w d o in c o l le g e

    a n d W e s t P o in t . H e s e r v e d i n th e

    S e m in o le c a m p a ig n in F lo r id a a m i w a s

    In m a n y o f th e g r e a t b a t t l e s o f t h e

    l i v i ! w a r . H i s g r e a t e s t w o r k , p e r

    h a p s , w a s d o n e in c o m m a n d o f t h e

    f r e e d m e n 's b u r e a u , 1865 t o 187-1.

    H ow ’s T h is?Wc offer One Hundred Pol Ur* Howard for any

    ease of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Haifa Catarrh Cure.

    F. J . CIIENEY & CO., Toledo. O.We. the undonitsned. have known K. J . Cheney

    for tho Inst 15 years, and bellere blm perfectly honorable In ail business transactions and financially able to carry out aoy obligation* made hy bts firm.

    W a l d i n o . K i n . v a x A M a k v i n ,Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

    Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Intcrna'ly, actum directly upon the blood and n-.ucou* aurfAocsof the system. Testimonials mat free. Price 75 ccnts per bottle. Sold by uil HriiKgl't*.

    Take Han's Family Pills for constipation.

    I v y ’s S t r e n g t h .

    A n I v y p l a n t w h ic h e s t a b l is h e d I t s e l f

    I n a c r e v ic e o f t h e t o w e r o f S t . J o h n

    t h o B a p t is t c h u r c h a t Y a r a b o r o u g h ,

    E n g l a n d , u n d e r m in e d t h e f o u n d a t io n

    a n d l i f t e d s to n e s o u t o f p la c e u n t i l i t

    w i l l c o s t $3 ,000 to m a k e r e p a ir s .

    T h e s u r e r a g ir l i s a b o u t a m a n ’s

    b e in g in lo v e w i t h h e r t h e le s s s u re

    s h e is a b o u t b e in g in lo v e w i t h h im .

    W h y not th e N a tu r a l lax a tiv e , G a rfie ld T ea? I t 's P u re , M ild a n d P o te n t . M ad e of H erbs . W r i te fo r sam p les . G a r f ie ld T ea C o ., B ro o k ly n , N . Y .

    A b o u t t h e o n ly l a w r e c o g n iz e d b y

    lo v e is t h c m o th e r- in - la w .

    F J I .E S C U R E D IN 6 TO 1 * DAYS. F A Z O O IN T M E N T I s g u a r a n t e e d t o c u r e a n y c a s a o f I t c b in K . l ? l i n d . m o o d I Ilk’ o r P r o t r u d in g P i l e s I n 6 t o U d a y s o r m o n e y r e f u n d e d . 60c.

    I t i s n o t e a s y to s t i n g a b e a r w i t h

    a s t r a w .— D a n is h .

    M rs. T f l n s l o w ' s S o o t h i n g S y r n n .F o r c h i ld r e n t e e t h in g . s o f te n s t h e g u m s , r e d u c e * ti> l a u u u a t l o n . a l la y s p a in , c u r e s w la d c o l lc . IB c a b o tU a .

    I t i s u p to t h e d e n t a l s t u d e n t t o t a k »

    d r a w in g le s s o n s .

    Chance for A m er ican Companies.T h e r e is n o A m e r ic a n f ire in s u r a n c e

    jo m n a n v d o in g b u s in e s s i u C h i le . “ G u a n ^ :

  • THE CULVER CITIZENARTHU R B. HOLT. Publisher. Real Estate Transfers

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    Legal advertising at ihe mt*"* fixed by law.

    ( •t lveb, I nd.. M arco 5, I"

    W m O ’Keefe to .1 M Morris, 40 acres in sec (j. Center, 55850.

    (_ t Si.-irner to Caroline Starner, lot in Bremen, 8800.

    C Fullmer to II L I'nger, lots in Plymouth, §850.

    H L Unger to Jennie Doan, same, $1000.

    M M Lauer et al to L M Lauer, part of lot. in Plymouth, $7,147.50. i

    L M Lauer et al to M M Lauer,

    Tho conditions which produce*!

    panic some time ago seem mostly

    to have passed away, and on all

    bauds the conditions seem to jus- part. Qf jot jn Plymouth, S2r00

    tify the expectation that, with the Nancy H inn to W Hunt, lots in

    opening of spring, things will boom Ply mouth, $75.

    and that we will find ourselves on K Frisinger et al to Jennie Fri-

    HOW HE HASMADE A S U C C E S S

    L. T. Cooper Tells Chicago Reporter Why

    He Accomplishes So Much.

    the wave of a greater prosperity

    than even that which has marked

    the past ten or twelve years. This

    seems to be the judgment of the

    best informed men in the business

    world.

    The sooner it shall become gen

    erally understood that the politics

    of this country is to be shaped ami

    controlled by people who do not

    aim to make a living out of poli- .

    tics, the better it will be for all con

    cerned. By this it is meant that

    people who are not in politics for

    “ what there is in it,’’ but for the

    purpose of securing wholesome gov

    ernment and faithful public service

    are to be dominating factors. Pop-

    singer, lot iu Rutland, $350.

    F Walmer to J Nue, lot in Bourbon, 31000.

    (J Wallace to Sarah Gall, two lots in Walnut, $1500.

    F J Kline to Mollie Binger, lotj in Plymouth, $800.

    Nellie Fryman to A Starrett, \o acres in sec 12, West, $1300.

    Almira Day et al to A Peterson, 40 acres in sec 20, Polk, §1300.

    J M Gall to G H Wallace, 80 a in sec 29, Center, §4000.

    G H Wallace to E Murray, 80 a| in sec 29, §4000. j

    I I H Bonham to Alice Beck, lots : in Plymouth. $2550.

    Jacob Schlosser et al toSchloss-j er Bros, 20 acres in sec 2. German;' 4IU acres in sec 32, Center: lots in

    No man In rocent y e a r s h a s h e r n more s u c c e s s fu l i n r e s to r in g h u m a n health than L. T. C o o p e r . D u r i n g h is stay i u C h ic a g o , a m i w h i l e h e w a s m e e t i n g t h o u s a n d s o f p e o p le d a i ly , h o

    gave the f o l l o w in o n f o r t r markable d e m a n d f o r L is nv. d ic in e to a r e p o r te r :

    Mr. Cooper s a id : “ M y New D is c o v ery is s u c c e s s fu l b e c a u s e i t c o r r e c ts tho stomach. M y th e o r y is t h a t fe w can b e sick if the d ig e s t iv e a p p a r a t u s is working p r o p e r ly , it n a t .u r a i ly fo l lows that few can be well with a p o o r digestion.

    •'I know from experience t h a t m o s t of the tired, h a lf- s ic k p e o p le t h a t a r e , so common now -a-days h a v e h a lf- s ic k stomachs. P u t th e s to m a c h i n s h a p e , a n d n a t u r e d o e s th e re s t . T h e r e s in -,

    is general g o o d h e a l t h . M y m e d ic in e does t h is . T h a t is w h y f i f t y t h o u s a n d people here i n C h ic a


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