The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 4

-tr 8ASDUSKY EVENING STAB, FRIDAY, NOVEMBEB VI 1908. SI. nmto a. Sutuky. 0 to to (to tni the wall Never give up! Not while you can buy Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

very ink with which history Is is merely fluid prejudice- JB'Lhead Wilson Maxim. HE HORSEWHIPPED 'A man named Kittridge, of Mil- aakee, was going through Wauke- a. the other day on an auto- trip and had as passengers feminine friends. on Dbile veral country road near the town a husky -mer driving a horse and buggy as encountered. Kittrtdge made ort to give half the road.

On th ntrary when Tie saw the farmer' rse was frightened he laughed inked at his feminine friends rned on all tne noises possible cachine The horse became un been too severe. Let's see-- It's not so very long nn- til Christmas, is it? Meantime, we are still without natural gas, notwithstanding the insistent demand of many citizens-- in fact a large majority-- that some relief be given. Really, Little Colombia ought to know better than tackle Uncle Sam, when the big canal is at stake She should understand that, according to the Monroe doctrine, her Uncle Sam- DOWN i Went the Mercury, Just as Indicated It Wu But 14 at 1:30 Friday Worilog-How Would You Like to bt In Los Angela. At 7 o'clock Friday morning, the mercury stood at 90 above aero at Los Angeles. At the same hour it was 8 below at Huron, South Dakota, the coldest point in the country.

In Sandusky It was 18 above zero, and the bay was frozen solidly across. So winter has come. Locally, the thermometer went to the lowest point at 1:30 Friday morn- Ing, registering but 14 above zero. Then it commenced to rise. The intensity of the "high" to diminishing and gradual moderation Is now ex pected.

JOB LOTS. fUMMfatf HECK SORE THROAT Tonsiline WOULD QUICKLY CURt IT. uel Is boss of all this western hemisphere. The water in the bay and lake has become so cold now that freezing will Be rapid If the low temnerature continues. There was a coating of ice ov- Soma one has suggested that if you' sr the bay Thursday morning, and it want a bill through the next legislature, first see the veto clerk, and then the legislators.

FREEZING Spray Made Difficult Last Trip of tbe Prodigy. The (ug Prodigy, Capt. Freit- ia now nearly a half inch thick. In the slips, it is much heavier. A Thanksgiving Wedding.

Mr. Albert Strack and Htes Lulu Yeager, of this city, were married at noon, Thursday, by Rev. C. P. Johnson Miss Kate Pfelffer, of Greensprings was bridesmaid, and Mr.

Everett Johnson, of Greensprings, wa FRIENDS Made Berry the Wedding of John Muter and Miss Rdaterer. of the season. It was trip No 115. snageablo, ran to one side of the us i earel afternoon for best man. A wedding dinner was a and almost spilled its occupant.

Cleveland, with probably the last tow served at the home oJ Mr. Strack's was well for Kittridge that, like the Ashman who tackled the bull, he his laugh fust." Tlio man stepped the machine to parents on Hancock street, for about ow the farmer came out. The latter BC ows loaded with stone for the Cleve- ally quieted his horse and tied him the fence. The sequel: Grabbing the whip, the farmer ade a sudden dash for the automo- ile. He dragged the luckless chauf- from his seat.

He then gave htm good horse whipping. He wound with a lecture on the rights of the and a disquisition on the decent gard for the rights of others. The punishment was well suited to offense. The farmer was amply istlfled in taking the law Into his wn hands. The city man got aTl that as coming to him.

He will be slow mceforth to scare horses for the ed- cation of his lady friends. He will te halt the road. The name "red-devil" is not without Something Satanic seems to attach the auto. Its driver develops com- lete disregard for ths life and safety other people. In city or in country acts as if he Bad the right of way was so when the bicycle first came Ths "scorcher" ran over the pulace He learned by euw of arrests, fines, horsewhipr Inge and other chastenings that he not the whole thing A like hoollng awaits the reckless driver the red devil.

The Prodigy, a powerful boat, has sixty guests, and there was a recep- been running between Johnson's Island and Cleveland all summer, towing nd breakwater. She has hail no ac- dent, the record being an excellent Capt Freitus has never at- mpted a trip when the weather bur- warning ot a storm, and in is way has avoided many dangers. The trip Thursday was far from a oasant one, it being so cold that the raj- and water washing over the tug id scows froze, the boats soon resettling small icebergs. On the scows, it really dangerous. One man is in large of each and if the tow- ne should part, or the vessel spring leak, he would have little chance escape.

WASHINGTpN DAY BY DAY 600D AND EVIL. An optimistic minister of Maine ievotes ten minutes before beginning uts Sunday sermon to a brief review of the good deeds done during the as reported by the newspapers Excellent. There is too much emphasis of evil It is dwelt upon, exploited, exagger deplored. The good is often overlooked, or unseen, or neglected, minimized. Yet the good deeds exceed the evi ones--overwhelmingly so.

Note the editorials of a newspape that pays attention to the real lit ot the people. How much the editor finds to com mend! He finds It everywhere in th news columns. Every day flnds "som work of love begun, some deed kindness done." It is simply a ques tion of choice as to which best point ft moral or adorns a tale. The editor finds the good becaus be is looking for it That's it On fnds what one seeks. If he looks to eril to condemn he finds it also.

An for the same reason. He is lookln lor It. If you are a pessimist you will fin of unterial for your bars philosophy in the weakness of hu mankind. Your search will be way one. For evil obtrudes Itse more than does the good.

There's the daily news: Evil 2 news because it is exception to th general rule of goodness. What OK universal rule is not news An despite this fact, the good an true, and the noble crop 01 -ewrywhere in the news. If you s. Oftly the evil you are sure humani fOlng to the dogs. If you see tl as well, you are zure humaiir OB the upward trend.

you look for the good deeds 10, It It pleases you to discover tl tot. It you have an affinity for th 04, you will find it whoa you have found tha goc pttuile it Hold it up to th Cherish it. yon want to discover mud yo mud. If you want to look its brlchtaeu will cheer yo relief to have this feutli Qr, the weatter man chou for having siren us ge tion in the afternoon. Around About.

TUB new fziF.OOO Y. M. C. A. homo at Bucyrus was dedicated on Thurs-; day.

well into January, if the lake does not with shooting on Sunday, was flned $25 and costs. A car load of spikes intended for the M. B. electric, which has teen at Monroeville for months, has been shipped to Sandusky and Ralph Buckland, of Fremont, has lassed an examination with honors id will go to the Philippines as a acher. At the home of the groom's parents Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Huter, on Pros pect street Thursday evening, John Huter, turnkey at the Central station and Miss Frances Reisterer were married by Rev. T. J. C.

Stellhorn, in the presence of a number of guests. Miss Hulda Meisel was bridesmaid and Mr. Andrew Wehr was best maiL The evening was made merry by ihe guests until a late hour, and an elegant supper was served. Turnkey Huter was on duty at the station, Friday, and received the congratulations of friends. He and his bride will make their home in a nrebt Cy cottage on Prospect street.

I MARINE NOTES. SMOOT, MAN OF FAMILY. Senator Smoot, the Mormon, ometimea strolls over toward Sena- or Hoar's desk when the Yankee Uilosopher and statesman discusses hose anti-Stnoot petitions that fail nlo the senate chamber like autumn eaves in a high wind. Smoot is rich, veil-read, courteous, clean-cut and rlendly. He sees nothing to apologize or in his politics, business or religion and he looks Ihe folks square in the eye.

There's nothing in his manner that suggests the defensive. Moi everybody around the Capitol believes he is going to hold Ills seat. Staple For InC Blaicctca. People WHO are nervous should t- they expend enprgy. cst bbould not be an art difficult of a or one requiring a tenchri let many know very little of it, writr Dr.

John Mitt-hell In Harper's Bazai If you are physically tired, a very uluutos on tbe flat of your back uorth as a means of repair nn hour' sitting in a chair But mind thill it Hat. not reclining on a lounce 'ot wit! your spine bent out of shape in a chair in which your welyUt rests any part of jour body except the par lutendod to tupport it; all not i a rocking chair, that special trap fo the nervous. Besides setting into tbU position yo must He still in It, not holding yourje: down on to the couch or oiuli-nvonn to hold tbat article of furniture down that Is, yon must be loose, relaxed, ui strung. Leurn to keep still when you res When you more, more on the part tie body needed. Do not waste jou force by walking with yonr arms ai.

face ss well as with your legs. If cl cunwtaufci force an uuuaual and f. Usuinj amount of exertion upon yoi break It now anil Uien by ppriodi i absolute rest No matter how br! tbcy ore. they will be useful if yo make them complete and perfect la tl This true of mental ns well as box llj exertion. A minute or two niluutc of quiet, frith closed cyps if poaslbl with your teiulra relaxed and the gc.i ing of the isacklaerj thrown oT the to refresh yo greitly.

Hprt acalu more ui.i.v 1 gained If the ability nlnx nental can tw acquired in a faihlon similar withdrawing lUOKUbr leoaio loan to tajrtj jefli aim ifhen nc The Port Clinton council has granl- a franchise to H. L. McDowell, for he Logan Natural Gas company. vpeajci. Frlenai.

here's a truth that la ai clear As Is deep: How can a fellow's wife be "dear" "taltc Ifl cheap?" --Philadelphia. Ledier. Rot That Kind. Church--Her grandfather was a sklp- cr, and ne settled In Canada. Gotbam--Indeed 1 How much did get away Statesman.

Too RepfttltlOB. hash and stew and potpif." Cried Boarder Numbrr One, "This doing heel over IB being overdone --Philadelphia Praa, The steamer Lakeside steamed up Friday preparatory to making her first trip to the islands Sunday. Tiero Is nearly two inches of Ice in the hay but the Arrow arrived in port on time. The Lakeside will make regular trips in maritime circles both by vessel fueze over solidly. The steamer is due, Saturday morning with a cargo of 75,000 bushels of wheat from Duluth for the elevator.

The steamer Rust is due with a cargo of pig iron from Gladstone, Mich, Much interest Is being manifested In maritime circles both by vessel owners and members of the American association of Masters and Pilots, to the action will take this winter. It is understood the association will make some important changes in the laws to the end that all strikes will be avoided and that there will be no open friction. One innovation expected will be an effort to ascertain the sentiment of all the employes before drastic measures are taken. Turkeys, they came high In Sandusky; And many passed them by In Sandusky. Those) who couldn't take their pick, Were Battened with chick.

Or a roan or steak real t'llek, la Sutdusky. 'Constant thU column not edited by Jobiotsky, as many kave supposed. The famous Polish literary genius writes nothing but blank verse and he of that to the country weekly's in Poland. UNCLE ALEC SAYS: Wimmen, like money are the root of all evil but it beatt all how many men are seeking both. I'll take tie money In mine.

"EARNING" FOR A RAISE. Some of our farmers are barnlng their bailed hay for winter to make room for their fodder. Col. Ayres had twenty-one tons baled; Win. Hatch, twenty-four tons and H.

Newhouse, about thirty. They are keeping their hay for higher prices--Sciota Correspondence, Delaware Journal-Herald. DEAR OLD NEW YORK. According to the table talk of actors, at least half the people in New York must be histrions. In a company that recently visited Sandusky there were, ten troopers seated at a table discussing tie meal and by comparing notep it was told to the other inmates ot the dining room that there were ten residents of Gotham with their feet under the table.

The leading man, the only member of the company who was feathered on the pictorial stuff got his hammer out in the presence of the Job Lots mail and said to his certain knowledge Tbat thera wasn't one of the ten who could find New York with a railroad guide, and a hundred dollar bill. He averred that seven out of the bunch were reared at flag stations and were In the business on "rain check." But then one expects a "knock" from the leading man and the Indulgent public loves to believe that all is New York that glitters behind the footlights. IT HAKES TOO SHUDDER. "No matter how aatoty food mar or I cawd you to itaply loathe the tight of food--yon ctm- not eat and yet you wantiooKUitog and don't know what When JOB do eat, you tutor tortunt afterwarda. Do wkat will happen you If you continue in thlt war.

Your body wilt DKOM deplttodand any ilckncs. apt to take hold of yon. If you euaM tu4 you will do ai lot. of other dj.peptict haw done-die Or perhaps the Irritation of your ttoroach will become wbfdthat fattriculcxn will form and hemorrhuetfromtbeitomach will You poilthrely can void alt these troubfc. by taking Roraoc.

It I Nature 1 own remedy. It contain! no injurious drugt nor a particle of I alcohol. Ranee buili up your entire sytttm. It will mate yountomich itrong and will help it to dtgett the food eaten and what li belt of all create a healthy, natural appetite. My word i tor It, Mr.

Man, with Indigestion, tingle bottle of Romoc will prove to you that there more Nature than you have ever dreamed oi" MMOC uaxms rum-tuw COK COMIMTKM. Wt that all tftat if laid fry thf JBomM If onl to an loU MELVILLE Pharmacists, 228 COLUWBDS AVENUE. SANDUSKY, OHIO nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnri Thanksgiving Turkey Roasted in a ROYAL ROASTER Always tastes the best, looks nice and roasts it -as it should be. We have them in a dozen dif- ferent sizes. Inside tin pan and wire rack of extra fine polished steel.

DRIPPINQ PANS. Having slain all the Moros, It la not necessary for Gen. Wood to look for Moro More work for physicians--day after Thanksgiving. To Him Who Hath. "Why do you think papa's friend is rtchr Tnuse his wife is young and Tery Life.

The sbill game'u low, ou will agree: The finer sense It shocks. If you the real thine would You want to water stocks --Washington Stii' The steamer Cormorant and another boat, supposed to be the Commodore are reported on Simmon's reef, near the west entrance to the Straits of Mackmac. The Chippewa is at the Pennsylvania witi ore. She arrived Friday morning after having laid outside since Wednesday night on account ot ice. Stafc Handle Carvers, iag iiauuic vuirsia, Values never before equalled from Sl.OOup Closing out a lot of 2 piece Carvers, per set 50c Vegetable and Food Choppers.

No housekeeper can be without them. Price family size J. Mertz Sons Endnnnnnnnnnnnnunnnnnnnnnn which all of us use --Vermilion News. MRS MILIEU'S COUP. Mrs Bewi Miller sold her turkeys to A.

Newman receiving 13c per to Ib. bringing her J4; quite'a good Investment as poultry is at a good Correspondence, Bucyrus Telegraph. FA1TBFUL HORSE KEPT VIGIL OVER DEAD MASTER. Body of John Nolan, of Castalia, Found on Tiffin Avenue Early Friday--Neck Had Been Broken By r-all From Carriage. John Nolan.

resident of Castalia, was found dead Fiiday morning at ed on his head. When found Ihe body was lying between the wheels of the DIRECTORY ALPHABET. does for Clark, whose surname is Center, A statesman and orator, long in the ranks. It also means Curran, of good news a censor; NO MORE FOOT-BALL, HE WAS HUNGRY. "Why are you leaving asket the landlady of a boarder who hai been an inmate of her house for a few weeks.

The boarder mumbled some unintel llgible answer when the dispenser leathery pie and sinkers went further into the subject. Said she: "I'm sure all my boarders are nic people." "That's all right," replied the board- ar with a weary look, "but you know one cannot eat nice people." EDITORS ARE DECENT. There is hardly a married man except editors, who does not carry in his pocket the picture of an attractive young woman who is not his wife. We violate no confidence when we say her name is, Miss Anna' cents a day, though in many parts of Williams, of Philadelphia, and the the country thsy are scarce and un- picture ornaments the silver dollar rel.able. Some 6ame, llany hunting parties were out, on Thursday, and a number were quite successful.

George Schaeffer, Charles Metzgar, William Mossbrugger and John Weltlin bagged 27 quail, and 7 raBbits, near West Huron, and Frank Sehnaitter returned from Whitmors with 17 quail and 14 rabbits CHAMBERLAIN'S COLGH REMEDY IS PLEASANT TO TAKE. The finest quality of granulated loaf sugar is used in the manufacture of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and the roots used in Its preparation give It 3 flavor similar to maple syrup, making Or Close, Coles or Casey. polittealJ-it quilu plaiaaht to take. Mr. W.

L. be drawn on when necessary to fill. TAKE PISOS CURB FOR CONSUMPTION. It will cure your cough. All druggists.

25c. Fium laborers In Mexico may ho employed at from eighteen to twenty Roderick, of Poolesville, IB speaking of this remedy, says: 'I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with my children for several jears and can truthfully say it is the best preparation of the kind I know of. The children like to take it and it haa' no injurious after effect, all druggists For sale by m-w-f Paris lias no 'ess than 1,216 classel of wc.rkmcn. There are, for instance, 386 classes erpaged in the chemical trade anil 370 in metal industries. about 4 o'clock, on Tiffin avenue, near Monroe street, nearly grocery store of Kerber and Miller the driver.

The remains gentle anl- vehicle and the horse, mal, was standing patiently in the opposite TOld keeplng Vlgl i over the dead body nere taken to Krupp's morgue The dead man wag 41 years old nnd unmarrli-d He worked for his biotker. Mike Nolan, a cattle dealer, of Castalia, nnd resided him Ho has a brother. William .1 Nolan, who at 1719 Madison street in this city Njlan camp to Sandusky Thursday ilming OMT i a horse Tbe mon who came to town with him say they do not think Nolan was intoxicated, although he had taken few drinks with them In the early part of the evening. John Murphy, who Is employed in a saloon, says ha saw the dead man early in the evening and he appeared to be none tho woise for drink. Tt is sail! the dead man and his bro and carnage, bringing Louis thor in this city became estranged a anil Ityan They arrived here ew years ago owing to a dispute ov- alKnit seven o'clock and it Is pupposeil Nolan started for home in the early morning.

i Tho body was found by a laborer who was going to work at the brewery and Mr. Miller was aroused and told of the circumstance The police ind coroner weie notified Immediately The body was warm when found. er the disposition of some property and the defeated went to Castalia to reside with the cousin. He was not regarded as an intemperate man and had many friends around Castalla. He was an expeit in matters pertaining to cattle and was frequently trusted with large sums of money with which go out among tlie farmers and make and it is thought death, had occurred I purchases HP is also said to liave bitn goal reinsman nnd a careful but a short time earlier A hasty examination by the coroner disclosed the fact that his neck was broken The theory is tbat he was driving rapidly.

tlm rmrrjiti and the jar ot the vehicle throw him out and he allght- ilrlver and his friends do not account for his apparent recklessness in driving across car tracks at such a speed which would result In hit being thrown out. AGhristmasCombination That will appeal to every house-keeper is offered here in a BOOK CASE AND DESK Combined. We have about fifty different styles to select from. Prices Range From 10 $50 Make Your Selections Now. H.

T. Goebel WASHINGTON ROW. MBRKET STREET..