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TAGB FlVS. BELVIDERF, DAILY REPOU-tOA. SATURDAY, i'i, ,1010. People's Column II LEACH LEADER; FOR AMATEURS Auxiliary Chorus Wilt Meet at the Halliet Studio on Tuesday i3ven-Ing New Leader ao Mad Much Experience in tlie Eat. It you have anything to sell, rent, or trade; if you want to buy or rent; it you have lost anything or found property lost by others, if you want to hire help; advertise in the People's Column; ii brings quick results.

ifcaii for sale. Field-Pay GEO. D. i International Industrial Secretary. 3:30 SUNDAY, November 13 AUDITORIUM SUBJECT: "The Cleanest Man in 'Wanted.

WANTED Two roomers and boarders in private family; price $4.00 per week. Inquire at 415 West Menominee street. J-l 1 S4 WANTED To exchange, for -car penter" work on, a building in Rockford. a good lot or lots In the Fredrtckson Smedley addition, in Address H. A- Mfnnick, 315 South Indepndence Rock-ford.

.111. WAXTET" A place near town to husk Inquire at Republican. -J-1183 WANTED to learn the auto mobile buslneBs; salary $25 weekly. Prepare for spring; home" instructions; ai to model freer Position guarantee I. Rochester Auto School, 106 Rochester, N.

Y. J-l I8" WANTED Competejit girl for gen- eral housework; Wges $4.00 per week. Call on Dr. Anna Alguire lie-tween 2 and 4 p. m.fand 7 to 9 p.

m. J-l 116 WAITED A gentleman roomer at 320 East Locust street. TI-llf4 WANTED Good agent orvBoHclt-br for town of Belvidere; lady preferred. Liberal coinihission. Address H.

E. Rinehartl 40? Almond Btreet, Rockford, 111. 1: illl58- 1 WANTED For V. 8. Army: Able-bodied unmarried; between ages of 18 and 35; of gpod character and temperate habtta.

who can speak read, and write English, For information apply at Recruiting 323 South State Stree; 100 E. Van Buren street; 105 North Clark street, Chicago; 102 West State street. Rockford, or 66. Stephenson'! street, Freeport. 111.

l-2-tf WANTED young1 men to learn automobile business by mall and prepare for positions as chaff eurs and repair men. We make you expert In ten weeks: assist you to secure position. Pay big; work pleasant; "demand for men great; reasonable; write for particulars and sample lesson. Empire Automobile Institute, Rochester. N.

Y. 6-25 Bloodthirsty "Sportsman." Sir Victor Brooks, In laid him-self out to fire exactly 1,000 cartridges at the bunnies. This feat he accomplished in the day's shooting, firing one-half ot the day from hia right, and during the other haf from his left shoulder, and causing no fewer than 740 members of the rabbit race to bite the dust. HAVE BABY 150 V. Mrs.

Harry Welch ha received a telegram from state of Washington, stating that Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Post welcomed a baby Mrs. Miss girl to their home yestfrday. Post was beware mafriage Blanche Chancery Notice.

State of Illinois, Couaty of Boone. In the Circuit Court of said County, In Chancery. Tojhe January Ternf, D. .1911 Frank Berg, Complainant, vs." Patrick ll. Moan.

Joh A Johnson, Van R. Veagh, Lida I. MacVeigh Walter F. Allen, Mai-zenah Allen, A. Silver, Sarah R.

Allei, Rose E. Allen, Vernon H. Allen, Mildred F. Al len, Wendall B. Allan, and Darwin W.

Alien. 1 Affidavit of the lion-residence of the above named defendant, Lida I. MacYeagh, having keen filed In my office; Public Noticl is hereby given to the said Lida MacVeagh that the said complainalt, Frank Berg, haa filed -his bill offcomplaint in the said Circuit Court ht the County of Boone in the Statl of Illinois, in I A' PHONE GALL brings lo your door. We make loan HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WAGONS. HORSES.

and personal property of all kinds wlthqut removing tbem from your possession. LOWEST HATES, EASY PAYMENTS R. E. WATSON, Mgr. 818 WEST STATE STREET.

New 'Phone 12782. Old 'Phone B94-X. I Musical Instruments PIANOS IIXSOX, KCIIUMAN, STAEGEU StpN Talking Machines-- "VICTOR, COLUMBIA Sewing Machines--- FREE, VICTOR; N. S. M.

MAKES Sheet Music of every description F. A. REED Open Evenings i Logan Are. Roller Skating Rink THIS EVENING Saturday Afternoon and Evening I- PLANE RORABAUCH, Mgrs 15 May be' realized If the home Industries are patronized. Do not fail to get your millwork done at.

the Belvidere Planing Mill, 304-306 Buchanan street. We do everything in the wood- working line. 1 mouldings of c.ll kinds, fixtures and special furniture for home, office or store, rattern work of every description, also repairing. Drop in and get acquainted. A K.

COOPER Dr. Clara B. McCraken Hr TonnJp PfWftft 117 LOGAN AVENUE. Opposite Hotel Jolien. Both Phones.

K. L. IV-WLJlt' OSTEOPATH OvcY Foote's Drug Store. Hours 10 to 121 to 5. Except Satnrdoy afternoon nOTH PHONES.

NOS. M. A. HERDER 7 Undertaker and Embalmei i'axiora no wuui omue mirvm, Belvidere, ID. Oils Answered Daj jt Nlgbt.

lieltldere Phone 421- ROGKFORD LOAN GO. 15000 19 FOR SALE An extennion table, cook stove, heater and other household goods. Call Belvidere phone 263-Greeh. 1 '1185 OR SALE rSome good plank, 19 feet long, 3 inches thick, also a good surrey. Inquire of James Crlnklaw, 514 Wept Perry Btreet.

-1 1177 FOR SALE A high grade piano, used pnly two months; a' bargain if taken at once. For particulars, Call at the Hub Cigar store. Tele phone 357-R. 1171 FOR SALE- TO bushel manure spreader, in first-class on year.j Can beseen on the farm lately owned by W. II.

Lacey. j' 1169 FOR SALE sawed oak "Hiuffet, nearlj new; price $20. Call at 214 West Third street. 1170 FOR SALE -Eolding bed, sewing machine, commodes, electric light and gas fixtures. Hotel Belvidere, formerly the Brackett.

J-l 173 FOR SALE A number of hives of bees. J. G. Meyer, R. 2, Garden Prairie.

111. FOR SALE Poland China boars. Barred Rock Cockerels, pure bred. Lewis Brezer, Bell phone, 949-2, Belvidere, III. J-1130 LOST.

LOST Between Church's drug store and Second' street, a small handbag, containing a purse and several articles. Finder please notify or re-' turn to Republican office and receive reward. 1179 LOST A boar pig; Poland China. Weight about 300 pounds. Reward for information.

Finder please notify Gus. Carlson, R. F. D. No.

4, or, call Bell phone No. 97. 1161 LOST A pair of gauntlet automobile gloves. Finder please return to Republican and receive reward, i 1154' RENT. FOR RENT wot bed rooms with heat; close to factory.

Call at 314 Caswell J-1187 FOR RENT A large East Madison street; 111 rent all or part, inquire at 524 East -Hurltmt avenue, west door. 1168 FOR RENT Or Sale, 8-room house at 130 Garfield avenue, with gas, city water, good cistern, nice cement basement, large? garden lot, barri for 2 horses, and carriage, chicken hguse, lots of fruit; will rent reasonable to the right party. 1 Ad dress W. Weaver, iarengo, 111., R. D.

1. J-1181 FOR RENT Furnishfed room at 131 North State St. 1 J-l 175' FOR RENT A large louse; will rent all or part. Inaiilre at 524 East Hurlbut avenue, wit door. FOR RENT Six-room "house with modern Improvements! at 709 Prairie streeUInquire, at 104 Prairie street.

I 1150 FOR RENT House witk 8 two blocks from Stlte street bridge; In good repair; H. Weston, 126 Ogden street. NORTH BOUND FREIGHT HITS GRAVEL CARS The north bound freight on the Fox River di Vision of the Northwestern1 road! collided with a string of 30 gravel cars at the. Reed gravel pita north of Elgin at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. The engine! of the freight traiti and three dra were wrecked, also ten gravel cairs.

The freight and switching crev jumped and were somewhat brnison hut es- .1 L-upeu st-riuus injury. Discoveries at Venice. Some very Interesting discoveries bave been made in the course of ex cavation work around thjfe island of Lido, at Venice, where of nuraber-of, ancient pieces of artillery bass been found beneath six feet of mud. The cannon are all in a state of excellent-preservation, though it Is clear, from their construction, that they must date back to the period almost immediately after' the discovery of gunpowder, aud it is believed that they will prove of very- great artistic and bibtofic value. Garden Prairie Bazaar.

The Tourteenth annual bazaar of the M. E. Ladles' Society will bo held In Utlng's hall, Garden Prairie, Thursday November 17th, 1910. YOU are cordially Invited to. attend.

11-14-2 If thirty-three pounds' pull will' move a wagon over" good pavement, a pull of 147 pounds will be needed to move the same vehicle over a new-. ly-graveled road. A Pleasing Sense of Health Strength Renewed and of Ease and Comfort follows the use of Sirup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as It nets gently on the kidneys, liver awl bowels, cleans-ing the aystem cffefuallr, when con- etipaiedj-or biliousand tl igjH-ls colds and headaches. To, get its benrlr-ial ctTecls, always bny the- genuinef nianufiu tvired by the California 1 fr Syrup Co. PIMPLES "I tried all nds of blood remedies which failed to have found the tne any Rood, but I Ight thing at last.

My face was full After taking puiuies auu Diacai-Deaas. firets they all left. I am continuing the ot them and recom- mending tnem Imj friends. I feel fine when I rise have a chance ae morning. Hope to amend caccarets." PredCWitten, Elm St.

N.J. Pleasant, Palatal la. Potent, 1'aste Good, Do Good. Never leaon, weatra or unpe. 10c.

25c. 50c. told in pule. I ne reno-, CO. (jtiarantaad to back.

922 ins tablet stami cure or your men OBIWAR1 3lclvin liMulenlicll. The funeral seArces of the late Melvln Houdeshell, TKho was killed Monday evening by being crushed between cars on a Northwestern train near Henrietta, were held Friday forenoon at 10:30, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Houdeshell, 402 Gardner street.

Rev. W. T. McKee, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, conduct ed services. The singers were Mrs.

Carolyn Nutting Stone and Mrs John C. Longcor. The bearers were Clarence Chamberlain, Harold Pay-lor, Frank Shattuck, George Kaiser Robert Taylor and Lawrence Plato Interment was in the Belvidere cem etery. The house was filled with sympa thizing friends and among them were many of the railroad and other associates of the young man who was widely esteemed and beloved. The floral-offerings were In a pro-fuseness and beauty rarely made even on occasions like this, when sympathy and regard find a similar expression in the floral tributes.

A broken wheel from the B.of R. other made pieces and a wealth of flowers 1 from the relatives and friends testified to the personal in terest and' sense of loss. Many friends came from various out of town places to join in the obsequies. Among -them was C. Judd, cf Aurora, state manager of the Homesteaders' Fraternal Insurance order, with which Mr.

and Rirs; Houdeshell are officially connected. The deceased was born in Win-hebagocounty-2 1 years ago last June, although the family home has been Jn Belvidere for a number of years. The remaining member of the besides the parents, is the sistert-Mrs. Evans Field. He had been employed after his school term in the grocery store-of W.

H. Pier in this city and later was a clerk hi the North Yards of the Northwestern railway, company. Three months ago he became a Mrakeman and was on the Northern Illinois branch run. The details of the rad accident have been given in Jull in The Republican. The deceased was a young man of high character and his friends were legion.

In all the relations of life he bore his part nobly and well, and In the "home he was its life and hope and cheer. Li all the la whichhe moved his loss has become a per sonal one and the sympa'hy the bereaved family is as widespread, as was his acquaintance. Cart? of Tliank. We desire to thank ail the friends sympathy jn the timeof our great affliction. These will iways be remembered with the deepest gratitude and appreciati.oa.

We wish especially to thank thole who sent the Tjeautiful flowera. i MR. AND MRST J. ll HOUDESHELL and Family. NO IflKK.

"Susannah," asfed the preacher when it came herlurn to answer the usual question if such cases, "do you take this' man to be your wedded husband, ftr better" or for worse "Jes as he Ipfpabson," she Interrupted, asf he is. Ef he gits any bettah Ah know de good Lawd's gwlne take 'Irri, an' ef he w'y, Ah'll tend to gits any wusse 'im outh's Companion. South Baptist ftln-lstmas Exercises. The Sunday school will give a Christmas cant Xa. Friday evening Dec.

23. Ad FRE Kslon, one potato. BENNJ3TT, Supt. Roland E. Leach has been secured as conductor for the auxiliary chorus of' the Amateur Musical club.

Mr: Leach Is at present a. resident of Rockfbrd, but had much experience in. the east in ach work and has been very successful. Mr, Jeach wishes to meet all members of the chorus on Tuesday even ing Et the fSalliet studio the hour being 30 sharp. It ts requested that all members having copies of "I Wuited for the by Men-delsshon, "The Miller'g Wooing," ly Fanning, and "The Laws With Delicate bring them.

'to the INJURY TO SPINE CLOUDED HIS BRAIN Voutli Who Took His Own Life Re Knrdel Not for His ActlOIIH. .1 Ira Weaver, who shot himself at Kirkjand a week ago today, is believed to have been mentally irresponsible at the time. During the past summer he fell from an apple tree ad broke his the same time -his spine. It Is thought thatfhis injury to his spine clouded his Intellect, fbon "Occasions recent ly he has acted strangely and said things that while they sounded rath er odd at the time are more clearly understood in the light of the trag edy which followed. On the day of the tragedy hia father, James Weaver, had gone to the home of another son a short distance away.

Mrs. Weaver was ab- senl from the home. When Mr. Weaver returned he found the young man dead on the kitchen floor, a gaping wound from a shot gun showing In his breast. Owing to the, unusual actions of the boy, the parents had as they supposed remov' ed all ammunition from the house.

but a drawer pulled out in a dresser indicated that the youth had found one cartridge there and had used "ft with fatal effeCtr NOT THEIR KIND OP SERMON. T'Stung! Stung! Stung!" Isn't but when three young men 'shout the lame thing, with the ring of a col lege as they leave a church pnd pass out into" the street, after hearing one of the abl est ministers in the city, seems to be goind a little too far. But here's the reason. These three men are good friends, being enlisted in Uncle Sam's, service at the Philadelphia navy yard, and the three chaps are old enough to be considered on the bachelor's list, in they are knownas woman- hat ers In a little meeting the other day tre eldest fellow said that he would like to hear a good sermon, as he had neglected church a little for the summer. He suggested that Frank, Talmage of the Chambers-JjV'ylie Memorial Presbyterian church would, he just the man to0give them a good religious talk.

They all de cided to go. The opening prayer was said, the scripture read, the collection taken. and the Dev. Dr. Talmage arose and announced as the subject for discussion, "How to Raise Children." The minutes seemed like hours, and as the doxology was being, sung these three men started the anvil chorus, "Stung! Stung! Stung!" Philadelphia Times.

I Not Sorry for Blunder. "If "my friends hadn't blundered In thinkingjUaas a floomed victim of consumption; lnfcbt not be alive now," writes D. T. landers, of Har-rodsburg, "bill for years they saw every attempt fto cure a lung- racking cough failj At last I tried Dr. "King's New Bilcovefy.

The" ef fect was wonderfu It soon stopped the cough and- I health than I ha now in better had for years. This wonderful li saver Is an un- rivaled remedy "fo cOughs, colds, la- grippe, asthma, jp, hemorrhages, whooping cough oil weak lungs. 50c 11.00. Trial bo fie free; Guaran teed by John C. Mobte.

Us ft While T. It ifcaylng, "Will did It," and Taft aying, did we wish Impress on your doing' the' very minds that we best laundering id dry. cleaning to be had in the clt Try us. TROY LAUNDERS KG CLEANING 11-9-3 In 1909 fiscal afr the govern a profit of ment of Italy ma 963,420 out of it the re- ceipts of which wi 'e $16,401,806. Goods for Uuijinane Sale.

South Baptist rhiunage sale wants goods. Can you heSp'them? KA. SHUMAKER State Secretary. McDILL, 4 1 BOYS1 ONLY UNDER 18. 2:30 SUNDAY; November 13 1 it' 4 v'.

HARRY PATTERSDN, ,4 Qeneral Secretary, mgin. Addresses in Ghutches Chancery; that su: imons thereupon issued out of raid iourt against the above' named defei lants. returnable totVald Circuit Coui on the first day of the September rm, 1910 of said Circuit-Court to be held at the Court House in the pity of Belvidere iff said County, on the fourth Monday Ot September, A. D. 1910, as is by law required, but "said summons was not served on said Lida I.

before said September Term, and that thereafter an alias summons was issued out of said Circuit Court against the above named defendant Lida I. MacVeagh, return- able to said Circuit Caurt on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the Court House in the City of Belvidere in said County, on the fourth Monday of January, A. D. 1911, as is- by law required, which suit is still' pending; that the title of the court, the names of the parties thereto and the time and place of therreturns of summons 1n said cause are as above set forth. ADLEBERT C.

FASSETT, Clerk. WM. BI ESTER, Complainant's Attorney. H-D-4SatDaIly y- IIORNING-Presbyterian, First Baptist, EVENINGSoutd Baptist, Congregational, Methodist. South Baptist Rummage Sale next'-' week.

They need supplies. il-9-4t 19-23 11-12-3't-Nov. 1 ll-9-4t.