The Evening Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 3

IT MAY HAYE BEEN SUICIDE. PERSONAL MENTION. GOES OUT OF OFFICE TODAY, OF 0 George Helt drove to Pomona today. J. Brown was in from Richter today.

2 Only Complete Stock' Ledgers, Journals, Invoice Books, Day and Cash Books, in the county. Start out 1902 with a new set and get them of BROWN, The Live Druggist to- Jadge Smart went to-Lawrence day. C. B. Voorhis 6pent tbe'day in City.

Smifh i visiting in Master irl Wellsville. 201 MAIN STREET. Yellow Front- Gr'ffl 1, of was Rev. S. G.

here today. We have these shoes in all styles and grades See Doran. wholesale prices at The Evening Herald. VCLIPHUNI JfO. 47.

Fire insurance. All candies at French's. Kansas Mrs. W. F.

Wiuget went T- v- I WN4THRK rilBBOAHT. W. H. Olin Leaves the City Schools. Superintendence HU Letter to the Patrons of the Schools.

To the Ottawa Patrons: Today closes my duties as superintendent of the Ottawa city schools. Whiie I have been with the people of the city and pupils of the schools, I have received the most courteous treatment from the one and the kindliest reception from the other. The beautiful tokens of affection that the teacher and pupils presented Mrs. Oliu and myself, give us loving ni-morialx of Otaw nnd our friends here. Now, wnervr I go, I shall keep ''Ottawa time." My work in the school has been planned to do three thiugs: To develop thoruugbuass iu the grades and thus pro iuce satisfactory scholarship in hitfh school, to make individual promotions possible at any time that the pupil's work merits it, and to inspire au active, i-nercetic, euthusiHsiio school spirit in every child vomited in school.

I hive felt that thf-se three be fui'y es-tiuhab, pupns would wora for ability laii.er man grades and fit for Some clem ly thought out purpose in life. To this end daily work bas been made the basis of promotion instead of term examinations, the public library W. Lawrence, returns to Kansas City tomorrow morning. R. F.

Hnnter goes to Wellsville tomorrow to attend the Hughes-Todd wedding. Thirty-nice yeaTsago today occurred the hardest righting at the battle of Stone River. Adam Weaver was severely wounded in that fight. Engineer W. L.

Miller and wife and children, of Sapulpa, Indian Territory, are visiting Mr. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, at 713 North Main street. Heal estate agents have not found that weather interferes with their business.

Sales continue to be made about town as readily, almost, as last spring and in the early fall. A young man has been working out 4 polioe court fine on the streets because he refused to tell where he bought the whiskey that landed him in jail, and bo have his fine paid for him. It has been decided by the county physician that there is no smallpox at Peoria. Doctor Wright was called to Peoria recently by Doctor Foster to examine an eruptive disease with which a Peoria family was afflicted. A.

V. Benham, of Centropolis, died last night. Mr. Benham came to Kansas in '56 and located at Norwood, moving to Centropolis about thirty-five years ago. He was aged about eighty years.

His wife and two sons survive him. Funeral will be held from the residence tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Partly cloudy tonight and The Death of Doty, the Osage County Wife Murderer, May Not Have -Been Accidental. Rev. B.

Presson, who was in Osage over Sunday; furnishes the Herald the following additional facts concerning the Doty tragedy, which was reported in this paper last night: A. D. Doty and his wife who were the victims of the terrible tragedy in Osage county last Saturday night lived one and one half miles northeast of Lyndon. They had one child aged near two years, and the mother and sister of Mrs. Doty living with them.

Domestic infelicity had prevailed for some time previous and culminated by Doty entering the home between 7 and 8 o'clock Saturday night and assaulting the wife and threatening her sister who was about twelve years old. Doty carried a gun andwith it struck his wife on the head, crashing the skull, from which woandshe died at 12 o'clock Sunday night. When Doty attacked his wife, her little sister escaped through a window and fled screaming for help. Her cries reached the ears of her brother, who was on a horse near by, and he, on reaching the house, found his sister weltering in a pool of blood and unconscious. She never regained conoionsnees.

Doty made good his escape before any one arrived, but officers and a possee were soon in pursuit. They discovered no trace of the murderer until about 8 o'clock Snnday morning when his body was discovered some four miles northwest of Lyndon by J. W. Beoker is sick. Major Cole, who will lead tha anion revival meetings, arrived from the east at noon.

Hj will have headquarters at the Ober house while here. Tim Jackson, who has been attend- 'isr college for some time past, has contracted to teaoh the Star school, City today. i L. Seine rtum'd frra Silkville this morning. Miss Pal i- visiting in Kansas Ci'y.

C. S. Parnttnter was bete Bald in today C. C. McCarthy, of I 'm, wa-s h-r cn business ioday.

Er Sewjze, rnionn, vas here on TUESDAY DECEMBER 31 1001. .1 NUAISY VNE. I east of Richmond, for the coming term. VJ NJ jj "Srf Trouble 'Lout tin- Christmas wawon ih that when ifs Kme and done, We must fare, in rhyme and reason, that same business today. was h-re on Mr.

Lacy, of Le Lup, business esterday. January One 'Tain't the tart we wasn't merry didn't have a world of fun Didn't fTosH old Trouble's ferry. It's that January One. C. II.

Estabrook was in Kansas City on business today. Sure, the little folks were happy! Why they 1 Mrs. John Seymour, of Rmtoul, was shopping here today. has been introduced early in the Miss Belle Davies, of Priuoeton, was stormed about us, bright As in days when we were young ones, and the world was love and light; Same old trumphets blowing loudly same old noise of horn and gun Hut the trouble it comes after, and it's January One! Get Your Hew Year's Supply of here on business today. school course as one of the potent faotors of the educational work, and a premium has been placed on a general A man who went down the street with a pretty calendar nnder his arm thjs morning had to 6top fourteen times in one block to show people what he had.

Howard Walker pleaded gnilty in police court thU morning to a charge of intoxication. On account of Walker's unfortunate condition the flcie was remitted. The postoffioe will observe the usual holiday hours tomorrow. It will be open from 8:30 to 9:30 a. and from 4 to 5 p.

m. There will be no city delivery. The rural carriers will make their rounds at usual. The shops were unable to begin business on time this morning ou ao count of the waterworks being shut down. The men were called about 9:30.

The blowing of the whistle had Theodore Johnson visited bis par practical knowledge gained through ents at Lawrence today. And it isn't we're regretting all the dear re outside reading and keen observation. ank Books, 1 the side of the Missouri Pacific track The Insurance war in Ottawa i3 not down, nor is there any prospect at J. N. Atkinson returned to Kansas mtmbered joys; And i isn't that we're fretting over all have at all times sought to adjust the City yesterday afternoon.

present of its being lessened. The the work according to the physical ability or mental capacity of the child broken toys; It is just for all the Christmas with it jollity and fun, George Hough returned from a bosi- ay Books, ness trip to Topeka today. Through all 1 have sought to have an unseen but positive moral force to must face that trying future Fate -alls We Miss Blanche Davenport went to "January One" Atlantic Constitution. move to right action for the love of His head was literally severed from the body, appearing as if run over by the wheels of the cars. Much ppeoula-tion is rife as to whether he committed suicide by laying his head on the track, or whether he attempted to board a passing train and by accident failed in the attempt and fell under the wheels.

Either theory may be correct, while the facts in the case will never be known. Kansas City this morning. right. Etc. CITY NEWS BKIEFS.

Mr. and Mr3. J. E. Theme, of Cha- If I have failed it has been because nute, are visiting in the city.

of faulty execution. I sincerely meant fiht that was opened a few days ago by the Northwestern has been taken up by other companies, as against the Northwestern, and a merry scramble for business is now going on. None of the other companies are fighting among themselves. Mrs. Anna Beeler, Mrs.

Belle Fetters aad Mrs. Mary MoCowan, as committee representing the ladies of the G. A. have prepared a touching set of resolutions upon the death of their sister, Mrs. Rjsuua Campbell.

The lodge AT. to plan for the future good of Ottawa Lyman Reid went to Kansas City on youth and my work with and for them business yesterday afternoon. has been a pleasant one. Fine candies at Jacovitch's. Select bulk oysters at Fowler's.

There is a new fortune teller town. Miss Ora Allamang, of Kansas City, The Kaiser Palace Pharmacy May the good patrons of our schools in WHEN THE WELL WENT DRY. is the guest of Mrs. C. L.

Dille. everybody out in the street, looking for the Are engine to go by. "Tuesday" Petrie, who represents the wholesale drug trade of Kansas City and who has acquired his front name throngh the regularity with which he visits Ottawa on the next day after Monday, got in ahead of schedule this week. Holiday business did it. Mrs.

A. R. Smith, of Richmond, died last night. A surgical operatiou was W. W.

Fraser leaves tonight for extend to my successor, Superintendent J. II. Adams, the same kindly support that has uniformly been accorded to me. Texas to visit an old army friend. has taken suitable action upon Mrs.

Campbell's death, having decided to I drape thir charier iu mourning for Editor Kfendrick, of the Richmond Your kindly co-operation has been a The banks will he closed all day tomorrow. The U. W. last night elected two new members. The Commercial clnb elects officers Star, was here on business today.

great help and comfort to me in my Miss Marcia Moore, of Emporia, is work with your boys and girls. visiting the family of her uncle, W. U. I therefore say a grateful goodbye Wharton. and extend my heartiest good wishes performed upjn her in Kansas City some time ago and she did not recover, as was hoped for.

Funeral will be to you all. Your retiring superintend At th Rohrbaugh New Year's Night January 1, 1902 DANIEL FRAWLEY presents William Gillette's great military drama, Charley Campbell returned today to thirty days. Mrs. Campbell was held in high e3teem by the ladies of the G. A Changes have been mvie in toe arrangements of the beating apparatus of the Lincolu school building.

Larger sized radiators have been put in and it is probable that there will be no more difficulty in heating the building. ent, W. Oiin. held tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Rever Chicago where he is attending Rush People MUsed the Water Last Night A Small Break With Big Results-Fears of a Fire.

It is characteristic of water pipes that they break without telling patrons of the water company of their intentions. It is also characteristic of water patrons not to miss the water till the well runs dry, and then to tal viciously and upset the kitchen furniture. The first thing people knew about the strike of the water plant last night was when the house faucets went baok on their jobs and the water refused to ruu into the wash bowl. From 6 o'clock last night until half past 9 this morning the city water was shut off. People who went thirsty and dirty last night will doubtless appre medical college.

end Ayers, of North Oltawa, will conduct the services. IS CHARGED WITH 6 COUNTS. Captain J. K. Btiley attended the There is a new olub in Ottawa.

It is funeral of the late Captain Griffon, at. Frank Crttb, Arrested Yesterday for Liquor Previous to the holidays, and during called the chafing dish club and its Pomona, today. L. M. Carter, of Topeka, was here next Monday night.

A big force is at work rooting over thi uew llolloren lnmber sheds. The Independent telephone company has issued a new directory book. They are taking down the holly wreaths from dwelling house windows. The grading machine was pat to work on the streets today, scraping op the mud. Theo.

Poehler, of the Poehler mercantile company, Lawrence, is criti cally ill. James Drake haa taken the contract to build the LeMaster house on South Ce iar street. members are pledged to eat things made in a chafing dish. Any member the cold spell, there were several days when pupils at the Lincoln building went home oa account of the cold. Selling, Has a Prospect of S6OO Fine.

As announced by the Herald yes today to advertise the Topeka mid Wtt A W- "3 ist'Sjl' pr i Qt i who fails to eat and to let on as though winter exposition. terday, brans uritn (colored) was Mr. Bert Weinheimer, of Joseph, the performance was enjoyable has to buy real food for the crowd at one of Secret Service arrested yesterday afternoon on a Oregon, is visiting his auut, Mrs. Harry the down town restaurants. charge of illegal liquor selling, pre Crane in the city.

ferred by Mrs. William Wooten. The ciate the water service all the more today. People expressed grave fears last evening as to what would happen Jim Dryden came down from Topeka George Cook returned to Topeka trial of the case is set for Thursday. Tae new Pacific dining cars go on tomorrow.

Ou the evening train the car comes as far as Oawatoinie, and is picked up there by the morning train. Ou the train from the west the car comes from Uoisington as far as niax on the day train and is picked np at Lomax by the west-hound train. The evening train out of vesterdav afternoon after a week should there be a fire while the water this morning and left this afternoon for Arlington, N. where be will take Crith is charged with six counts and visit here with his parents. a number of witnesses have been cited was shut cff.

L. S. King, of Falmouth, has The interruption in the water service up work in the printing department of the Underwood Underwood factory by the complaining witness as being flR. BENJAMIN HOWARD with "SECRET SERVICE" IPricos $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c. come to enter college.

Mr. King is the The Otto family, living south of the llarker farm, is quarantined on account competent to prove the charge. The there. Mr. Dryden was for several was caused by the bursting of a lead service pipe at the Welsh place just brother of Mrs.

R. W. Smith. Kansas City serves supper between the of scarlet fever. Hurrell liquor ordinance imposes a fine of not less than $100 and a jail yeais a herald employee, ana is a wm I west of town at 4 o'clock yesterday A.

W. Guber came np from Burling thoroughly practical printer. city and Osawatomie. The read make the service unexcelled. seutence of not less than thirty days afternoon.

The service pipe connects ton last evening and with Mrs. Guber Ralph A. Hankinson, business man with the big supply main to the city MR. J. B.

STEVENS. is visiting relatives and friends. for each count. At this rate Crith stands confronted with the possibility George Burnett and Edith Richard; son, both of Ottawa, have received liceuse to marry. The Round Dozen club will meet The stand pipe was closed and the See Service Cody if you have hogs to be butchered.

Old phone 127, new phone G92. 11 tf Mr. Eli Fowler from Em Baritone, Voice Culture and Art of Singing-Pupil of Signor Eotoli and Mr. W. L.

Whitney ager of the New York Symphony concert company, was here today. The company comes to the Rohrbaugh of $600 in fine and 180 days in jail. He valves on Ash, Maple, Elm, Walnut poria, were calling today on the pastor and Main street shut off. Men were at Boston, ana tue ceieDratea tngnor Vannuccini, Florence, Italy. with Mrs.

Moore, North Main street, on If all the men quit smoking that promise to swear off tomorrow the tobacco business is going to be a mighty poor line of merchandising in this Every other fellow in town is telling his friends, with a great show would, of course, be compelled to work this out. It would require about three of the M. P. chnrch and other friends the break all night but on account of January 6. In the concert company Studio, II oo in 9, Skinner Building AWFUL CRIME CHARGED.

Frank Newman and the Wiggins Thursday afternoon. J. II. Todd, of Ottawa, and Nettie years at the rate fixed by the ordinances to'satisfy the fine and jail are two members well known in Ottawa; namely, Miss Tess Van Berg en the peculiar nature of the break the broken pipe acted as a siphon it was SIDE ENTRANCE. In Ottawa on Tuesdays and Fridays.

brothers, of Greely, who were visiting Leota Hughes, of Wellsville, received of righteousness, how he is going to not until 7:30 that water ceased to flow sentence at rock pile service. and Mr. Martin Van Bergen, now of here -for several days, returned home license to marry today. It was then a simple matter to replace Kansas City but formerly of Ottawa. yesterday.

Epworth League Reading The circle will give th-j quit smoking after New Years. Some of them have-barely got to the point where tobacco smoke doesn't make the broken pipe. The water pressure We have bought the O. K. hack line Judge Kaiser granted license to A harness dealer in Ottawa tells the Mrs.

M. Deasy and Mr. and Mrs program in the parlor of the First M. wa turned on in the city at 9:30. Fear and are better prepared than ever be' marry to O.

II. Stewart, of Danville, Herald that people buy ten times as Homer Black went to Pomona today E. church tonight tu which all are that there would have been grave re fore to serve our patrons. Call our and Jennie Mott, of Pomona, today. to attend the funeral of the late Cap invited: mauy horse blankets now as they did a few years ago.

They also, he says, sults if fire had broken out was ground them deathly sick, but tbey are determined to be firm and swear off tomorrow. When some of them tell you that, pat them on the back and assure tain Griffin. number when you want back service-Bod ley Sons. 36 tf less as the stand pipe was full and The pastors' association had a session with iYUj.tr Cole this afternoon buy a better grade of goods. It is Devotionals.

Review of "Black Rwk," th pastor. Violin solo, MUs Wituia Gules. Symposium. "Philipp Yoekly," Mrs. Wood, from Jerseyville, III.

would have been used for fire pressure comparatively seldom that horses are to arrange further plans for the ie vival. To a Stop Cold. Kansas Couple Said to Hare Killed a Babe Bora Mix Months After Tbelr Marriage. McPherson, Dec. 31- Charles Roberts, a clerk in J.

E. Crockett's store, was arrested nnder a charge of murder in the first degree. The arrest is a most sensational one from the atrocious character of the crime sommltted and the prominent social connections of Eoberts. Last vreek Roberts wife gave birth to a nd on the Monday following the 3ead body of a child was found in a park in the north part of town belonging to E. A.

Colburn, Eoberts father-in-law. The baby was a fully-ieveloped child, and there was apparently no cause for its death sept exposure. Roberts and his wife and Mrs. Davis, from Liruei, they are brave, manly fellows That's what they're fishing for. seen hitched and nnblanketed along After exposure or when yon feel a Home 'if El Dora McLmffy.

Business are visiting their sister, Mrs. J. G. the street this kind of weather. It life, Bert Hanson.

Social life, Amanda All the offices in the Underwood- Spencer, at 320 Cedar. cold coming on, take a dose of Folev's Honev and Tar. It rued to be quite as seldom that a horse bowler. Conversion, Minnie Hetzell. Lessons gleaned, H.

Constant. Becker bnilding have been rented, to be occupied as soon as the building is Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and daughter are was seen with a blanket on.

never fails to stop a cold if taken in Cnas. Replogle, Atwater, was in very bad shape. He says: "I suffered a great deal with my kidneys and was requested to try Foley's Kidney Cure- I did so and in four days I was able, to go to work again now I am entirely well." Chase Brown, Druggist. visiting the former's Mr. and i Reading, Eldnd Lawrence.

Program begins promptly 7:30 p. m. time. Chase Brown, Druggist. completed.

The suit of Frank Peterson against Mrs. B. and will remain Norris Dive was decided in favor of during the week. Food Changed To Foiscn New Year's Night. From the number of "Eleventh Hour' signals ou the Main street telephone Diven by the jury in Justice Graham's pecial Sale 38 The play to be presented tomorrow Patrifying food in the intestines John Bliss, who has been visiting in court yesterday.

The suit was for 4L poles it might be supposed that Ottawa test San Francisco since bis return home uight at the Rohrbaugh is one of the greatest military sncoesses of the Until January 1st. was looking for the end of the world produces effects like those of arsenic but Dr. King's New Life Pills expel the were married last June. money alleged to be due on rent, the amount claimed being fifty dollars. from the Philippines, has returned to We will offer our large stock of American stage.

It is "Secret Ser Ottawa. Mr. Bliss was a musician poisons from clogged bowels, gently, Reverend and Mrs. Edgar, of Richmond, came up today accompanied by if you would have an appetite like a bear and a relish for your meals take Chamberiaiu's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They correct disorders of vice," a military play by William with the Twentieth regulars.

easily but surely, curing Constipation, Diven was a tenant on Peterson's place southeast of Ottawa. He held as an offset to the rent oharge, credit for WATCHES Doctor Spears. A surgical operation Gillette, and is pronounced by com Billiousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, H. W. Hamilton, who bas been visit was performed upon Mrs.

Edgar here the stomach and. regulate the liver fe3 petent critics to be the best play ever labor. Justice Graham held court in ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Hamil I all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles Only 253 at C. L. Cowdery aud D. today. written by an American author.

Mr. polioe court. and bowels. twenty-five cents Samples free, at all druggists. ton, aud his sister, Mrs.

W. S. Jenks, 3 3 a greatly reduced price. The largest stock in the city to select from. If you want a time-piece take advantage of this sale.

We invite you to call aad look our stock over. Two women, discussing an applica Deford Co. goes to Topeka tomorrow to visit Mrs. Benjamin Howard will appear in this production in the part formerly played The "lunar tellurian" globe, won by tion to send a couple of children to tie atltt. tie will return to umoago in a Select bulk oysters at Fowl- the Franklin county teachers through C.

W. Lynch Winchester, Ind few days. state reform school, pat up a lively war of words at the court house this by Mr. Gillette. Mr.

Gillette has been responsible for many successes, but their attendance at the state associa- 3tf er's. tion meeting, is on display at the offioe I J. ARMSTRONG, Jeweler. afternoon. this is his crowning achievement.

The A oold, eoarh or la gripjt can Win Seise Imported Antiquities. Boston, Dec 31. As soon as the leizure warrant can be prepared Collector Lyman, of this port, wiU seize ibout $16,000 worth of antiquities which were imported to Boston some months ago and entered at the custom house. They are now in New fork, where the have been exhibited ts evidence before the board of United States appraisers. The rea-icn for confiscation is the almost extraordinary under valuation of some 9f the articles they contain, which was only $5,000.

The articles are rhiefly old church vestmentrr hangings, metal embroideries, tapestries, ttc coUected in different parts of the aorld. No allegation of "intended fraud in the nnder valuation is made. It is said to have been carelessly aaade in the invoice. of the county superintendent, where it writes: "I owe the life of my boy to Foley's Honey and Tar. He bad membranous croup, and the first dose gave him relief.

We continued its use and it soon brought him oat of 'nipped in the bad" with a dose or two company numbers some twenty people Mr. Shultz, who recently moved of Honev and Tar. and some of them are among the best from California and purchased six Beware of substitutes. Chase Brown, INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS known members of the dramatic pro aires in the college addition, South will be kept. It is a very handsome and accurately built instrument, giving the motions of the earth, the moon and the relative position of the earth Druggist.

danger." Chase Brown, Druggist. Cession. Christmas and New Year's holiday rates via Santa Fe. The Santa Fe route will sell excursion tickets to all points within a distance of two hundred miles at rate of one and one third except that miuimun telling rate will be one dollar. Tickets ou sale December 24, 25 and 31 and Jatuary 1 Cedar, has the lumber on the ground for building a barn and will soon erect and other heavenly bodies.

The prize a cottage dwelling. banner, which was also won by the teachers, is now in Geary county, The Select Knights will not hold a public installation of ojilcers Friday night, as they will be unable to secure the speakers and musio tbey desire W. PUTS The installation will be private and there will be an open meeting later in the mouth. Getting After a State's Attorney. Erattleboro, Dec 31.

-Two in-lictments were returned by the Ad-lison county grand jury here yester-lay against State's Attorney J. B. Donoway, charging negligence in Limits continuous passangers in eech direction final return limit January 2 1902. S. M.

Campbell. Saw Death Near. "It often made my heart ache," writes L. C. Overt treet, of Elgin, Mto hear my wife coug until it seemed her weak and tore lnugs would collapse.

Good doctors said she was so far gone with Consumption that no medicine or earthly help could save a friend The new rural route carriers were r. lilts lit having been won by that county last year. It will be sent here soon. There is soon to be a wedding on South Oak street. All inquiries ou this announcement should be worded, "vVho did the paper mean would be married on Oak street?" It would be well to fire the inquiries in as rapidly as possible, as the paper likes to get prompt returns Nobody around this offioe knows who the paper means not even the foolish person who wrote this item but it is pleasant to have icq air ies come in.

The paper will do its best to answer all questions satisfactorily. busy at the postotilce today, making mamng returns in connection witn up tomorrow's delivery aad familiarizing themselves with the work of MOKING JACKETS tlleged violations of the state prohibitory law. The complainant in sach case was Bev. George W. Morrow, bead of thf Anti-SalrwYn -loncra handling null.

The new wagons have been unaccountably delayed in ship recommended Dr. King's New Discov ment, and they may not arrive in ery and persistent use of this excellent Proceedings also have been brought medicine save her life." It's absolute time to make their initial trip through The JBest Mad tomorrow's mud. Before the supreme court for the disbarment of Mr. Donoway upon the alleged ground of his failure to the prohibitory law. ly guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma aud all Throat and Lung diseases.

50o and 21.00 at C. L. Cowdery and D. Defrod Co. Trial rr 9M-k.

'-i Oft PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE I tub Antl-rau Agreement. Cleveland, Dec. 3L The Leader bottles fre. ays: The railroads which, have sub- In many lines we are overstocked, and in order to reduce stock we will until January The annual reception nf the Ladies 1st offer you everything in our store at If you would see the latest in Smoking Jackets Visit D. CRANE'S Store.

Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association will be given in tbeY. M. C. A. parlors tomorrow afternoon wribed to the anti-pass agreement fave sent out circulars that employes who wish to travel on foreign lines nay be, at the discretion of the of foreign lines, permitted the privilege of a half fare rate if traveling at their own expense.

If- travel-ng at the expense of the company. from 4 tu 8 o'clock p. la. Come and eujjyagood sjcUI Uma incidentally 20 Per Cent Discount. Watches, Clocks, Chains, Charms, Rings, Brooches, Buttons, Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and Ebony Goods.

r3! to relifch a little surprise in the nature of refreshment. 36 It Everything goes in this sale. SPECTACLES Of Benefit to Too. D. S.

Mitchell, Falford, MDar and Lowest Prices Guaranteed. Also Included, Eye Glasses are ing a long illness I was troubled with bedsores, was advised to try DeWitt nowever, tne railroadman pays full tare on the foreign lines. Aid en Indicted for Grand Larceny. New YoTk, Dec 31. The grand jury found an indictment yesteriay tgainst Charles A.

Alden, acting treasurer of the charities department, for grand larceny. Alden disappeared on December 21. An exara-Ination of fcis books was made and Witch Hazel Salve and did so with and we will exchange any bought for HOLIDAY PRESENTS which do not fit. Take Advantage of This Sale- wonderful results. I wa3 perfectly nd 224.

222 OTTAWA, IfAMQAQ IT) oared. It is the best 6alve on the Sure cure for piles, 6ores, burns, beware of counterfeits. O. L. 5treot ft.