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The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 11

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THE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 191 Fortune Telling Dow act take into consideration the one esteotial to woman's happiness--womanly health. The woman who neglects her health is neglecting the very foundation of all good fortune. For without health lore its lustre and gold is but dross. Womanly health when lost or impaired may generally be regained by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.

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ANDERSONVILLE AND PRISON PARK BY MRS. EMOGEXE MARSHALL tection of a parole, tried by a military commission of a service to which he did not belong, and condemned to ignominious death on charges of excessive cruelty to federal prisoners. He indignantly spurned a pardon proffered on condition that he would incrimi- Federation Gained Most Points It Sought In McGuire Bill, Now Law Concluded) Of course I saw the Wirz monument, a disgrace to those who erected it. It' tells its own story. No one in Andersonville would donate ground--although Confederates--and so the R.

R. company gave them the vilest spot to be found', southwest corner of their land, almost in the middle of the road. The road runs west, east, and north and this stands at the junction of the three, a shackle house near It. To the northwest a few feet was Wirz's headquarters when not at Star Fort It is plastered at its base with the red soil from rains and never kent clean. It is a reproach and shows for itself.

The inscription reads: North time shall have softened passion prejudice, when reason shall have stripped the mask from misrepresentation, then justice, holding evenly her scales, will require much of past censures and praise to change places--Jefferson Davis, 1868." South his duty with such humanity as the harsh circumstances of the times, and the policy of the foe admitted. Cant. irz, becomes at last the victim of a misdirected clamor. He was arrested in the The following statement has been sent out by the Ohio Good Roads Federation: The road enthusiasts are not dis- heaitened by the veto of the Hudson one-half mill levy bill, for with the passage of the McGuire bill which has the approval of the governor, they feel that they have accomplished nearly all they expected during rhe recent session of the general assembly. The legislative plans of the Ohio Good Roads Federation as outlined at its meeting in Columbus last January were: First, the reorganization of the highway department and creation of 1 the bureaus of construction, maintenance and repair, and bridges.

Second, state supervision of all roads constructed in whole or in part by state aid money. Third, the perpetual maintenance of state aid roads by the highway department. Fourth, the inauguration of the in- tpi'-county system of roads connecting nate President Davis and thus exoner- irap(r an commercial ate himself from charges of which both were innocent." East memory of Capt Henry Wirz, C. S. Born, Zurich, Switzerland, 1822.

Sentenced to death and executed at Washington, D. November 10, 1S65. To rescue his name from the stigma attached to it by embittered prejudice this shaft is erected by the Georgian Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy." West is hard on our men held in Southern prisons not to exchange them, but it is humanity to those left in the ranks to fight our battles. At this particular time to release all rebel prisoners would insure Sherman's defeat and would compromise our safety S. Grant, August 16, 1864.

N. Grant would be proud, if here, to see his name on the Wirz monument! E. N. M. CONGRESS HEARS OF SOCIALIST DOCTRINE EVER HAVE IT? If Ton Hare, the Statement of This Sandusky Citizen Will Interest Ton.

Ever have a "low-down" pain in the hack? In the "small," right over the hips? That's the home of backache. 1 It's caused by sick kidneys. That's why Doan's Kidney Pills Cure it. Sandusky people endorse this. Read case of it: Mrs.

Albert Weltlin. 515 Madison St, Eandnsky, Ohio, says: "During the winter of 1906 it was a pleasure for me to necommend Doan's Kidney Pills the people of Sandusky. At that 'time I said that a member of my family had suffered from kidney trouble for over a year, brought on by con- i a He defended the strike and boy- WASHINGTON, June the first time in history the house of representatives yesterday heard socialism expounded to them from the floor of the house by one of their own members. Tn a speech on the tariff Representative Berger, socialist member from Wisconsin, declared there was no such thing as protection for labor in the tariff bills. The pretense he said, was just an after-thought because the working men have votes.

He declared a big volcanic eruption is comina: unless something is done to improve the conditions of the workingman. Berger's speech made a big hit and his audience was larger than any that has heard a speech in the tariff de- centers in the state and making necessary surveys and estimates for the same. Fifth, a levy of one-half mill on the taxable property of the state to create a fund available in 1913 to construct the inter-county system. All of the above with the exception of the latter are provided for in senate bill 165 by Senator McGuire, which is now a law. The road enthusiasts will now go forth with renewed energy in a statewide campaign for the proper construction and maintenance of roads, for the economical expenditure of all moneys appropriated for road purposes, and will present to the constitutional convention, which will assemble next January, a plan to raise mon- ay necessary to complete the inter- county system, which plan will equitably distribute the cost of the same- on all the taxpayers of the state With such energetic workers as are the officers of the Ohio Good Roads Federation the people of Ohio will never be content until the state is as well equipped with public roads as the state of New York or the New England states.

NEW RESTAURANT On Second Floor THE SCKEUER BROS. CO. NEW RESTAURANT NOW OPEN Expansion Sale Stock Must i How To Remove A Bad Complexion cott as labor's only "protection." EYIDETE OF PEACE EL PASO, June an Irnport- nt indication that peace is definitely established, orders were today received from JIadero directing that the ex- Btant exposure to bad weather. Backache caused great misery and the kidney were unnatural. Rheumatic pains were also in evidence anil the party referred to was very nervous.

Doan's Kidney Pills were so highly recommended that a supply was finally procured at Melville Drug Store and they made a complete cure. There port war tax be lifted next Thursday. ihas been no- return attack of the trou-1 This will have a big effect on the ble during the past two and a half I market of the southwestern part of years." the United States as El Paso is the For sale hy all dealers. Price 50 center of beef imports for the United cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo.

New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name--Doan's--and take no other. 1 States. LOOKED LIKE GRANGE; WAS A DITCH HEARING EXPECT BITTER FIGHT ON WATERWAY PLAN SPRINGFIELD, 111.. June the bitterest political fights of yrars is expected to result from thp conven- Ing by Gov.

Deneen of a special session in the legislature to consider a $20.000,000 appropriation for a rlpep way from Chicago (o thp Gulf of Mexico. A fierce fight will be put up It is believed by the financial inteiesta to gain control of the proposed w.itet which will connect up Lake Mich- Igan the Destlames, Illinois and Mississippi rivers. It really looked as if there was a county 1 grange meeting in the court house basement Wednesday morning and afternoon The county commissioners presided, and addi esses were made by residents of Oxford, Margaretta and Perkins townships Assessments on the Mills creek ditch, as prepared by County Surveyor Schultz. were under discussion, and an agreement was reached in the afternoon. The imprv3rnent will be four and a half mile; long, and will cost in the npighboi hood of (From London Fashions) Cosmetics can never really help a poor complexion; often they are positively harmful.

The sensible, rational way is to actually remove the thin veil of stifling, half-dead scarf skin from the face and give the fresh, vigorous, and beautiful young skin underneath a chance to show itself and to breathe. This is best done in a very simple way, by merely applying mercolized wax at night, like cold cream, and washing it off in the morning. Good mercolized -wax can be obtained 1 from any well stocked druggist. It absorbs the disfiguring cuticle gradually and harmlessly, leaving a brilliant natural complexion. Of course this also takes with it all such facial blemishes as red blotches, tan, moth patches, sal- lowness.

liver spots, pimples, etc. As a freckle lemover and general complexion bcautifier this old-fashioned lemedy is unequaled. TO PROTECT CHINESE RESIDENTS IN MEXICO PEKIN. China, June became known today that within a week the Chinese government will dispatch the ciuiser Hai Yung to Mexico to protect Chinese residents there. The- cruiser may also be used in forcing a settlement of the $6,000,000 indemnity asked for the recent massacre of 300 Chinese at Torreon.

For the SMITH COTTAGE BAT TTVO minutes flnlk from boat landing and bathing beach. Jfewly rebuilt and refurnished, "with large, cool dining room in connection. Home cooking and quick service. Bates reasonable. B.

L. SMITH, Prop. House Cleaning Horrors. The time for the a a round- ur of i i of all microbes and all that arc obnoxious to the cleanly housekeeper ib about at hand It is a haul piecn of work and means i a and hands, out mentally and bodilv. i i Eaf-v Task will rrducp this i onp-half and maKe the home brighter than i It is as good for woodwork as for bod linen, larp, curtains porcelains, clibhcs and all that is washable Five cents a cake.

IORDIER CASE POSTPONED WASHINGTON. June hearing of testimony the Lorimer case will begin Thursday, June 22. The first PSPS had In tn to appear next Jlonda, but Senator Lorimer went before the committee and asked toi a nostpoiiemeni be former Judge Eld ridge Hanpcv. his couns.pl, cannot be present so '-oon The committee, after considering for sonic time tbe question of em- counsel, has practically decided to encase nttovnevs Department of Huge Stocks-Makes it absolutely necessary to reduce stock This must be done before we can complete our Every Day last week we were overwhelmed with crowds of shrewd buyers who quickly took advantage of the SPLENDID BARGAINS. Striking Examples of the savings presented in OUR EXPANSION SALE are expressed in this week's list of economies.

-Bargains Such as These Should Crowd Our Store This Week 8c $2.50 Challenge Wringer the guaranteed AQ kind 25c Garden or Lawn Rakes, made of good quality steel Quart Bottle Ammonia, for 25c Liquid Veneer, the only Furniture Polish 50c Rogers' Silver Polish, will not scratch, for 1C Red Seal Lye, you have used 7c can 2 for 13c Ivory Soap, per bar $3.68 Guaranteed Lawn or Garden Hose, the best quality Five-ply 5c Jap Porch Cushions, you 3 for 13c can use 4 or 5 19c FIGHTS RECIPROCITY IN CANADIAN WEST DRIJiK PURE WINE Ion Cen Get It At WIGAND'S PAVILION PUT-Hf BAT Between Beach Boat Landing ASK To Be Directed To The BAY VIEW HOUSE PUTJJf BAT JtwMBible And The Tery ftiieit Meals OTTAWA, Ont JUIIP 15 That public sentiment in Canada manifest itself in strong opposition to thp recipiontv part when a i i a ip- asspmbles next is the opinion of Mr. Robert Boidrn, leader of thp a who io- nipht for an tour of the prairie provinces i thp where thp has counted upon a clean in favor of irciprocity. Mr. Bordpn's tour -will lost a full month, durinpr which time he will make a speaking campaign a will rover almost nook and corner of Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta.

His first stop will be Winnipeg; wheie a special train will be provided for the tour to accommodate the leader and the speakers who are to accompany him. Among the principal places 'where Mr. Borden will be a aie Brandon, Moose Jaw, Indian Head, Regina, Medicine flat, Lethbridge! Calgary, Red Deer, Edmontoii. North and South Battlesford, Saskatoon and Portage la Prairie. rO.I.ME\('EJFE\T AT I A I OXFORD, James B.

Angoll. president emeritus of the I'mveisitj of Michigan, delivered tha address to the graduating class today nt thp 102nd commencement of Miami i Thr exercises marked the farewell of Dr. Guv PottPi Benton. who has resigned thp presidency of thp univprsiu to become head of" the Vnhe-rsity of Vermont. 7 bars 25c MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Theodore G. Wunder, 24, cigar maker, city, and Rena Scheel, 23, city. Father Widmann. Frank Blatt, 29, laborer, Kelleys Island, and Ida 27. Justice Casey.

Oscar J. Fischer, 23, manager J. F. Snyder company, Toledo, and Eliza Seober. Rev.

Eosslia. Cleanses the System effectually; Dispels colds and Headaches, due to constipation. Best for men, women and children: younq and old. To qet its Beneficial effects, always note the name of the Company, (AllFORNIAflO SYRUP (0. plainly printed on the front of every gackaqe of the Genuine 25c Fiber Water Pails, large size 10c Jap.

Rose Soap, needs no introduction, bar 50c Grass Catchers adjustable Pure Castile Soap 75c Slop Jar, with bail handle and cover for ov White Porcelain Dinner Plates, worth for 5 0 a 25c adjustable, from 21to 33 inches 7t $1.00 Door Screens, complete with spring hinges, knob 0 ok 83c $1.88 2-burner Gas Hot Plates, you need them for hot $1.23 $1.75 2-burner Gas or Gasoline Ovens, 99 42c Rompers, made of plain blue gingham, piped in red or white, just the thing 25C for children 50c Kayser Gloves, silk gloves, double tipped, you know the Kayser-quality, 42C pair 17c Near Silk Foulards, all new designs, light and dark colors, a great bargain, yard Men's Union Suits, fine quality Balbriggan Underwear; long or short sleeves; knee or ankle length, per suit 35c Silk Ribbon, wide Taffeta moire satin, any color; suitable for sash or hair ribbon; yard Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hose, extra fine quaity gauze lisle hose, seamless, double tops, and 15c Ladies' Gauze Vests, fancy wove, taped neck and armholes 15c Ladies' Hose, black or tan elastic ribbed tops, per pair lie lOc 15c Figured Batiste, an exceptionally fine quality sheer Batisfe; in all new designs that are the reproduction of the high priced materials; stripes, and large floral designs; also all the leading plain colors, per yard 35c Tissues, handsome assortment of tissues a beautifully woven fine dress material in checks, plaids, stripe effects, 22C! positively fast colors, per yard 50c Silk Foulards, one of the most popular dress materials; beautiful assortment of designs, reproductions of the most high priced Foulards, 27 indies wide, per yard fashionable 33c 3c Children's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 2 for 3c 6 for 18c Clothes Pins, Dozen for 35c Large India Picnic Baskets, in fancy weaves colorings Dinner 100 pieces, very hand- Q.CT somely decorated wV.UO i $3.00 Lawn Mower, good quality Mower, all parts set in brass, runs perfectly $1.25 Lambs' Wool Brush, with long handle for White Porcelain Dishes, fj the 5c kind, Oatmeal for '5c 4 Passenger Lawn and Gar- Swins 50c Colonial Water Glasses, a very fine tumbler, Parlor Matches, the noiseless kind, 9 packages for White Porcelain Soup Dishes at 2for 5c 26c Shino Dust Cloths, do not scatter the dust Plated Coffee Pot, nickel plated on heavy copper $1.00 Alarm one guaranteed, for Clock, every $1.75 -Child's rubber 4ires and back with $1.25 $1.25 Express Wagon, all steel construction, will keep the children busy during vacation time Velocipedes, Irish Mails and Automobiles have special prices during Extension Sale. Look for New Entrance The azar Look for New Entrance INEWSPAPERif SFAPERl.

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