. . z ‘ l _
. ‘ vs is a olutely nodes.
dwarfed” issued
or. if his offense has
. or made to pay dine... ‘
antic wiltiugthat t e de-
rmal-amino .
cast! are “worked
Vaughan appeared at the
k. Minneapolis. Dwell!“
. With two or three omn-
dsfposited 86.200 in his
. advising the camera it the
a was about to start, a
age business in the city.
{omens lathe Guarani
l shortcut tlim duestloliicd
». . n: uneapo a. pure use
. WW??? v omen furniture home io- ‘
‘ a monthly payment
. lexraph service and
n
2 telegraph Opt
ter. describing
. con 1. ‘ Vaughan's
pictures or the building in
tidied was located. scenes in ,
its. etc. bearing the name of , .r
ughaii. commission bro-
ihy freight from Chica~
,. polls and mailed by
imiirllfinncepolis post of-
,000 to 100.000 copies of
' hi ,1 called "Wheat."
January, .1905.
.. . as »by thousands of.
it ll'rl‘.‘ telling of Vaughun’s
m verbs-inc,“ man and
diluting the public to send
b of money with which to ‘ ‘
wheat. and guaranteeing
is. All the literature was
a." ti
'grg l3
CUM-RONA: all Cuban-grown leaf.
similes of letters-reicn
get, numbers, purporting - . « only at
bankers in Cricngo, Wash- ‘
‘ parts of the country, and
y than high in public life.
United .Staiea senators. repre~
inenced. Through him some
as actucll bought and sold.
w ins ances small profits . , . , .
ted to customers. lie pur- WMM-“m- . ~~ >-~-~-~»~
wo columns of space lnoue
undoubtedly result in saving to
dental
ably planned and artistically large sums of money.
, ,th altar arriving in Minneapolis.
an ‘hnd his associates establish-
t'ough their literature. and by
siness in operation, or. rather.
lift in Minneapolis, until May
spring Vau hun's signature was
out. Cop es of this were sent
us of addresses. It was of-
uamed the "Monster Melon"
“up
‘ monster melon." He would re .
tiancce in sums of not less
. .. “to operate in his own name.
attention was to be 26 per,
hia'proflt. With these letters
of his Minneapolis residence
. .. facilities were cant. 5on-
vidcnco, o prosper y; or
fact, pic res of n 815.000
. and so immense grnln ele~
innoapolis owned by others.
' _pii§‘ilbtly believed what they
' . as about April 7th or 8th remit-
. began to arrive by mall. or
[Mid idle mph. 85.000 to 08,000
a. received y Vaughan daily.
:board of trade and bankers be-
. Melons and reported their aus-
,to the postmaster. who con-
mmm""“"°°oi”i it it. will:
* ‘ 7 a red
. v”- . to lidentify himself; letter
glint sent to his office that
. becsrrior. do the clan
3“ the fcroooon an in-
-* * “when. its was in, ,
' tieinsn in the once
V .. n was then on his way
l" . and would arrive about
~ u did not returaafier l
Va _ f never arrived. l
M
v
w FREE
n
an r
mandamus- plainly incisor; ilenuon wine" or p ' . . norm in rim ul . i .
"and? other a... l ‘ i if” ‘ " rich “lag-”"4 ”WW
. for o‘ e‘ n e see neat the biolosui
posts“. I vertlsln ‘.“ . “it'll“ be refund . , tar truest ‘snd' gm ~ ‘ -
,msre not ' «agitated Vitii'the ‘ " i. ' » ' . at improvements are rd
.3, firm ,
to «all family for terminal;
smut-ammo our
o,- 1 on c- '
«my still
you unit on M W
,9.
upon the old—iashioncc methods of selling cigars has rcri'licd ii .. c m 1 'ctory
. > . ,I"' . y . ' , . ._ ' :3,‘ .- | “I pate“ ’
' Until the Natibl‘ttlfi digar :Standi Coinpany" icrcci"ilic licld, gigars carried from four to
six unnecessary profitsfin their retail prices. ‘
Controlling its own factories and producing its own ciga
profitover a low manufacturing cost. . . - '
N {1:2thch visit 10le (:éist, adding no profit but its on
a to gar ants urn n can lvc in tiisaod etc ,othcfiof’t‘h , 0 ‘ .
«newconducted under this aging, cigar than never be; ry ' e 20 0‘ €18?!" stands
retailing. To prove this try .
ACK
Smut-rams: firm clear Havana. 10c. quality - . ' r; ’ .. a.
[I “We Chaim clear Haynes. in many shapes and client y - . J c , a v . . 3 g“. u. m II
‘ Then an three National Cigar stands in (To .vorwal‘kfay‘yggi"food?!”“4",", and
' _ J 9.. ., dd Minneapolis; others I '
n’r ‘jtl -‘ to be from former eusio~ CLIFFORD Pm
finial . ,, ,. ‘
;litdit.t‘.’l::“.llil.t°.“‘til; a. w. earmarks. * ' ' 1 swarm r. warn, i
tnh'ie Minneapolis grain dealer " 200 Washington St.
throughout the country. A. Donaldson incite at Smithfleld and Newpnr
W 5.3“! papers—flu Satur— .uud Powell conducted a rather unique "Vt, under the firm name of l“. H. Carr
“0““! which his market re- scheme to obtain money through tit (10., as wholesale grocers and Kerr
3 cred. and approximately fraudulent menus. and the successful
. . to, 0‘ thispapcr were sent efforts of the postal authorities in out-
‘throughout the United States ting on end to their operations will .and catalogues from wellkuowu whole-
a
Whole scheme was most care- number of wholesale grocery houses
‘ 3y April 1. 1905, three Donaldson and Powell began busi-
mm
,_ William. a certain standing ,1 ~ ; , .. . V 'V . . .
Moods of people throughout , " f _ . ‘
. try. it was their plan to keep - v “v . » ., . ' -. . i
, 00*. on April 4 s typewritten lct- ‘ A Magnificent LifQ'Siaew
; NI“ Irréu'tgun‘m‘ U . { 7‘ _‘ fl .’
mm... on FREE ..
irnnipeg, Cain , ' . 4 g
contrive 'm: roaaowmmnrr' . i
The how you send for snl ‘ lenient must» 'dis-
tinct. nd lilo ash! Mil?“ send “Obtains .
emitter Portrait rural ildd
Wt
hit the it ntionnl
is, can,
i‘ . .'
Ci 1‘ Stands Com n . b
mgdcesysell at opniyyonz
l
, selling items open... The
ore known 'invthe history of cigar
enticement ,
i .5 5%. d" L t
r ‘ ’1 . v’ y. . . 2‘ ’
.. y . i3 - ,r v
4 :ilirormm-sud-llsveu. Infect «some:
.Here are a few of the than brands who'd‘el ‘ c ‘an E
, , - - the results of our attack upon of a duh:
u NjiAYII 300i domstlc clgpr ever Mint 1 '. . ._ r ; , n: ~_ .
Am: the finest type of all-domestic cigar, presenting very snmrior leaf and
:5
diamond me ode of older selling: “
‘2‘ dying’kgrf‘.
MP t,
equal to any that have resistor mount-i ' a, 9;; v.
.l , X. .- .w
More stands can National ch anion affirmed." i ;_
_ r we. -. . :‘
So. so» and rumored.
q Norwellt.
port News. Nitrfolk and Berkley.
News,
oral merchandise co’nimlaaioi mor-
chants. After obtaining price lists
ilmir money. The business of F.
u laulo houses they induced than} of the
Send "You
. , we: color Portrait,
16x20 inches in Size; .
Thtiaafgnggfnilyhefivi‘sed m ' of Yourself, or any member of'yout family iir friend.
'- ~ ( e" i
It would be cfimsummated May A Perfect Likeness is assured it every case.
hundred to three hundred W
, prom; was gum-"need_ My" 6 guarantee these portraits to be equal to the tocopy from are carefully preserved and returned
. . Id f‘luaido information," best our artists produce, and to be equal tomy with the enlargement, and all delivery charges di.
every one to get a slice portrait for which renowned “Us“ would ask at reci it you are prepaid by us. and we guarantee
least $10.00. For advertising purposes we will send safe “WWW- You mm“ agree to show me portrait
,one of these high grade portraits. copied from any
good photograph, to any family in the land which
has not yet received one. Original photos sent us
to fr ndsnud neighbors. provided you are perfectly
aailsll‘d with it. You must agree tovsond us the
nameij of i. one who would like similar work done
at oui‘ regu or yet moderate charges. . '
a - t
E FREE
shah mam rhoio.f"‘“""' ‘
«. roar _ .‘it‘
‘ r. .r .‘
_ sr'colbpleslon; his
fiche enforcement.
may changes you
Will notify you" return mail will
purposes. it
. his previous dealings. 'The goods ship-
T name when the matter was placed in
‘ ' alignment of veterinarg‘ supplies that
in:
Vn.. Go from Dfit‘ of the firms ihnt had
“min-1P?“ .. .. «at. el‘ldWWWLlow been defrauded several times by this
”'10“th 3“ eme V” con "med on, same pair. and the goods were later
iii the creditors begun pressing for returned to the consignor,
(bin a Co. was then discontinued. but
not the" operations of the swindlers
‘ firms to ship large quantities of goods com sing. the. alleged firm, 'l‘hcy re~
to them at Smithfield. from whichmu'me __business at Ha tou.‘Vu.. un- affini'i‘fififliii"iilfiliggzgwiiii‘ir 1:12;"
liil n it ' - '~ ' . . " i ' “ ‘ H
_ i (i H“ 8000“ WOT? shipped ‘0 it“? Neutrality“: L. "P i prthlngllao‘fih & convicted of having returned fulsc re
1 from the department.
.~ ‘ supply of the ofllce is by boat. Early
.. convinced that all was not right at the
‘V the or be diluted, “Th
fool ilkz'bg‘tid‘fqr‘it" “7° u ".0
, l. .
h tangent with”:
f Irtgcbrlng‘cut the proper and most artistic:
‘ .iiitlrnowledget’nent of our having my
W is. e .. ‘;
actual “value; “ ‘
wailWomW.
Washerwomen! Vi . la. Powell.
godsend lunar ' , prices in 1W
Thsill. EN, (gluon h exact? names;
.vous av once it. ‘_‘ y a pos‘
ndlce" inspector. Iowan in June.
moor. he was convlplodland sentenced
to earl/e two and one-half‘yesrs in
“the penitentiary and? pay a line of ”all;
land costs. tithe arrest anaconvictiou
'otvhls partner in crime did ct appear
disconcert Donaldson. - or in the
nine month he began business at‘
I’hoebps. Va.. under the name of Don-
“ dean. Frank & 00.. wholesale no
a. The usual plan was again fol.
' towed, and he actually victimized ior
~ the second time many of the same
pad to Donaldson. Frank Rt 00., at
Hampton were reahipped to Norfolk.
where they were disposed of in such
as to seriously affect the trade of 'the
city.
While in Phoebua. Donaldson laid
plans to operate on a large scale at
Newport News under the name of Wei-
lace. Wieth if: Company. and was be-
ginning to receive goods under this
the hands of the Post Office Depart-
ment for investigation. The inspector
soon obtained sufficient evidence to
cause Donaldson's arrest and convic-
tion. and he was taken into custody in
‘ the warehouse of the Old‘ Dominion
Steamship comm . at Norfolk. while
in the act of‘slgn oz for a large can.
had been sill pod to at under the
name of Dona dson, Frank & Company
of Phoobus. and whieh’rhe had reship‘
nod to himself at Norfolk an Wal ice.
Width a do. them; unable to give
fid.- he Wes sent to lath. and was
later convicted and sentenced to serve
eighteen months in the penitentiary
at Atlanta, it.
The scheme adopted by Donaldson
and Powell to defraud the wholesale
grocery houses was conducted in a
rattler shrewd manner. After decid‘
lug upon the ion/n from which they
intended to operate, they would rent a
store room. have attractive letter
heads printed with the drill barrio ro-
trembling that of score prominent man
or firm in town. rent a lock box at lhe
post ollii-ehfurulsh plausible stalenicuh
as In their business standing. and af-
ter obtaining large quantities of goods,
which were never paid for. the some
would be reshlpped“ to Norfolk. and
there sold for comparatively trifling
amounts. They ordered almost any»
thing in the line of business they Were
supposed to be conducting. and fur
hiahi-tl such convincing statements
concerning their business standing in
the various conunuuiiles in which they
operated that uniny firms ‘wcfi- easily
victimized. The post offlco lnspoclol
found in the warehouse at Norfolk
goods consigned in Wallace. Weigh &
The inspector in charge of the Chat
taucogn division of post oliico inspect
urn. reported January 31. 1906. to iht
ports of the amount, of slumps cancell-
ed at his office. and that he had been
sciiicuccd to pay a line of 850 and
costs. and required to return to the
government the money unlawfully ace
cured byvhlm.
The postmaster. who was sixtyhix
years old at the timeout his arrest
was one of the most eccentric charac-
ters with whom the postal authorities
have had to deal in many months. On
the ground that postage. stamps were
it nuisance because they sometimes
stuck together. he persistently refused
to lay lu"u supply of stamps for the
benefit of the patrons .of his office.
Occasionally he Would purchase a
small quantity of stamps but- never
Thc villnxc is located on the banks
of the Mississippi river. and the until
in 1905 the postal authorities became
post office. and an investigation was
' ordered to ascertain the poetmaster's
1 r’uiethod of transacting postal business.
‘ A watch was kept on the odice, and
i' it‘wns found that. the postmaster had
been multiplying his cancellations by
six, the rompeaestion of the postman
ter of a fourth class office being based
; on the number of stamps canceled. Af-
' for his trial and conviction he admit-
ted that he had padded his reports. but
, attempted to justify his option by stet-
ing that the post ofilce was located
one-half mile from the boat landing:
and that he was obliged to carry the
mall sucks to and front the landing
sod believed that he! was entitled to
more compensation because of thir
service. While on the witness stand
he stated in his own defence that his
reports were unquestionably correct.
‘ but the discrepancy between his re
his malt “cheaters robbed ave;
., 1...... d! "oi: ltrof Toledo, Lucas
identity. as. « .
j Wk .1. Cheney makes oath that he
: .ls senior partbswof theiirm of F. J.
City of Toledo, (intuit and State
the. other, N
MB’I 0‘
nuts of nor- est-m yours . m
J N
, ports and the check conducted by the .
f department was one ‘i’ the fact it t.
. dhency t Gotham business in the
» star-said 1 utbstrm 'tfii'ib‘Mllll'
‘ “o ,sucspaao 113.1:
, t i magaahuvoy cm oldie
tsrrah that csanotbo cured by the;
,7’ Sworn to moon 'ai'id“ 31!list!
i' W “Ill
ber 10 and 20.
the convention
thestate central
The primaries
be held at least
meeting of the
ONLY CURE
Mrs. Franklin
and belching.
lug with much
was a mystery
file
at the
. smaller” , out! rem .. .
. -;'i‘ne:: ‘dftsttdiiy g... F:
the government was ccneiusivs.'snd 1' ~23 ’1'
a! the old man heard the verdict of 43;: f; l“
Suits. and
tohfifiifi’l that mew re is" involved in the _
. “you use. M‘skejit a arauvonoanuon and you will-have
all that will experience ‘s‘n‘d intelligent efiort' c... supply. i
could hear of, but nothing helped me .
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 He neglected to take Foley’s Kidney
cent bottle cured ale compl My.” Cure at the first signs of kidney trou-
For sale by R. 1'!- PM .’ F- H. ble. hoping it would wear away. and
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. " 'he was soon a victim of Bright's dis-
Forced to sell the entire stock below cost for the benefit of the
This Sale commences May and will not. sale days only.
Stock coon-933 hang" at... aura...woun. on was
twice, *
M . WWW?" Wit"
‘ iron sans or ;
it
, fldflACE it, than, cunt-wot and North Main Streets. . '
m... . w. J ‘ m
, 'OHAIRMAN Ksasaav. I. . . WHAT systsvue is. ‘ K.
issues the Call for Republican State Enables One to Ice as well as Tsik
Convention. ' With Another on the Telephone.
Chairman Keneaiy of the Republl- N HAVEN. .—~
firms that. had been swindlod through can State Central Committee has cal- “01mm, of R.$.‘§.§X§‘ 31:." XL; 1131'.
led the Republican State oonv ntlon vector of the Televu. é device by
In mbnke nominations lot It“ ofli- which the telephone user can see the
cars and congressman-at-large to meet pamon with whom he is conversing.
in the Hyperion Theatre. New Haven. has been attending the electricisns'
large quantities and at such low prices on Wednesday and Thursday. Septem- convention ere, Mr. Thompson 9‘-
pialned his ‘ creation as follows:
«The convention will be called in “The televue is designed to enable
order on September 19 at 8 p. m. at the user of the instrument to see any-
which time committees on credentials mm, which may be put before the
permanent emanation and resolu- lease at the other end of the wire. The
done will be appointed. Nominations, instrumental now in the experimental
for state officers and councilmenat‘ glaze. and it will be some time ‘ be-
large will occur on the second day 0! fore it will be ready for the market.
beginning at 10 0- but it is bound to come in time. l‘hnve
been at work perfecting my method
in. ,. . ‘ |
The several central district’cadcu!» for over half a year. . The experi-
es for the nomination of members for ments 1 have made are very satisfac-
commlttee ufor two tory. and l have made demonstrations
years ensuing will ,be‘ held at 9:30 B. at my home in Richmond.
m.. Sentemebr 20. Each town is entit- "The apparatus requires many more
led to twice as many delesatpll is it wires in its present state than the tel-
has members in the iower‘ ballad of ephcne. At the sending and there is
the general assembly. Erich senatorial a six-inch tense and at the receiving
district within their limits shall 9186! end a sort of box which contains u
their delegates from such districts in sheet of glass. When an object to
town convention biitpsuohuelexatefi held before the louse the reproduction
shall reside‘in the districiit reflective- appears in the mirror at the other end
iy represented by them. of the wire.
in the several towns ' “The televue will be useful in many
for the appointment of delegates must ways. For instance: A suspect is
five days before the arrested in Chicago on the order of
activation noon at the New York police from a descrip-
iast five days notice by posting and tion sent hystelegraph. The Chicago
advertising in accordance with the authorities are-in doubt as to the
rules of the party. , . ‘ identity. and a detective in New York
. who knows the man by sight is called
FOB DVIPIPO A. to the telcvue and he suspect in Chl-
Bhsh, of New , tie, ougo brought before the lease. so the
Ooh. says: "i sulof'pd 10f "MINI man can be identified at once."
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
lifted “Wilt-hills! ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WRONG
case. There is danger to delay, but
STATE HAY¥€|§ERV OONVEN~ if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at
I
once the symptoms will disappear. the
Norwnlk il’nynuikers are ‘ anticipat- kidneys are strengthened and you are
pleasure the annual soon sound and well. A. R. Base, of
convocation of the State Haymakers Morgsntown. lnd., had to get up too
Association. which will be held on La- or twelve times in the night, and had
bor Day with Naiatuc loft. in Nougat a severe backache and pains in the
tuck. The business session will con- kidneys. and was cured by Foley's
rono iii 10 a. m.. and at 2 o'clock in Kidney Cure. Plsieted's Drug
the afternoon a clambake will be serv- Btore. "
ed at Nobb‘a farm. There will be a .
per capita tax of $1 for each .particl- GREAT DAMAGE BY FOREBSOT nines
puior in the bake. a rtli’froiii
sosrou. August 2i.—-n
various parts of the provinces of New
A MYSTERY SOLVED. Brunswick .andQuebec indicate that
"How to keep off periodic atteclts of great damage ha! been caused by for-
billlousuess and habitual constipation est tires as a result of a prolonged dry
that Dr. King’s New season. while in Northern and Central
Life Pills solved for me." writes John Maine also many fires of greater or
N. Pleasant. of Magnolia, ind. The less extent have bone burning for sev-
only pills that are guaranteed to give ersl days.
perfect satisfaction to everybody or ——-—————-.'-
money refunded. Only 25c. at l‘. H. Slander is the coward‘s sword.
Batser’s. South Norwalk. and E. P. Little sins open toes in righteous-
wOed's. Norwalk drug stores. ” .
HUI.
csaav voua Méuav TO THE
arose THAT owes YOU THE
seer VALuee. wueu suvmo
voun cLorHiucvou MAKE no
menu: m “‘DEPOSI‘TING" voua
money uses. ~ . .
owe A ucu'su'r'e countena-
TION 70 runs orrsmuoa:
Mews rnouesas room no 10
«.50; cartoons-e wasuaste
suns asouceo ‘ro 34c me was.
our TH: HAIiT me no 10
clothing to.
i
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