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VOL. XXXVIII.-NO. 4. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 18 , 1893 . WHOLE NO. 1,927 .

J. H. Fedewa visited Lansing Tuesday Tom Waldron, son of Wm. N. Wald-1 Solomon O. Hunt, a widower, of Bath A NEW LAW FIRM. BUSINESS LOCALS. Edwin E. White made a business trip ron, is very sick with pneumonia. I aged 64 years, was adjudged insane by The Republican. H. E. Walbridge Returns to St. Johns and Stylish and becoming Millinery with to Mt Pleasant yesterday. Rev. E. J.Bradner, of Winfield, Mich., Judge Merrill Saturday and taken to Forms a Partnership with pleasing prices can always be procured 0. C. VAUGHAN, PUBLISHES. County Treasurer Rose visited Detroit occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday night. I Kalamazoo by Sheriff Lei and. He was at the popular store of John H. Fedowa. J. T. Cole A Co. Tuesday. C. <7. Gregory and wife, of Owosso • laboring man, and imagined that the postoffices were cloeed to him,and that •1.00 Justice Duncan spent Tuesday in were guests at A. W. Durkee’s over Fedewa A Walbndge is the etvle of Carpet*. Strictly la Advuoo, Sunday. the Oddfellowe were trying to kill him the new copartnership between John H We always lead in Carpets and do not fttpiUlMB * Detroit TrlVuae. •1.50 Corunna. He would hide In the woods and sleep Come to the King ’s Daughters enter­ Fedewa and Henry E. Walbridge. Mr. allow anyone to undersell us. Our stock Addison Keiser was home from Ann beside logs, to evade his supposed pur­ is large and complete in all grades and All Settlements of Pest Dae Sabscrip- tainment next Wedneeday evening! Walbridge left a large practice here last Arbor oyer Sunday. suers. He has no relatives in this state. we will guarantee our prices as low as tions will be made at the rate May 24tb, at the home of Mrs. C. C. year and removed to Grand Rapids, bat any in Michigan. Do not fail to call on Prosecuting Attorney Norton spent Ascension Day was propgrly observed he has been engaged in the trial of cases us if in want of Carpets, as we will save of tl.60 Per Tear. Tuesday in Grand Ledge. Yaugban. hrTw. Baldwin, of Olive, has been ap­ by St. Johns Commandery No. 24. here at every term of court since, and you money. John H icks . Our advertising rate* sre 1100 per column per F. F. Murdock put np a monument in Knights Templar, Sunday. Fifty finally decided to return to St Johns. annum. Bualneu noUoea five cents per line toi the Owosso cemetery yesterday. pointed postmaster at DeWitt, in place We sell the Henly Lawn Mower, the each Insertion. Editorial notices, ten cents. of H. A. Simmons, deceased ; and T. W Knights met at the asylum at 2 p. m Mr. Fedewa has long enjoyed the con ­ Business cards, 11 per line per year. . and marched to the M. E. church, led lightest running and most durable Marriage, birth and death notices insertedfree. Dr. and Mrs. Weller and son expect to Eddy, has been appointed postmaster fidence of the community, and has a machine on the market Try it and Obituary comments, resolutions, cards or thanss, go to the World's Fair next week. by the St. Johns Band. The services at you will buy it. Spaulding & Co. etc., will be charged tor at the rate of Are cents at Eagle, in place of H. W. Partlow. large practice. The new firm start in E. E. Whipple left for Milwaukee and the church were impressive, and Rev with an established business and are ^Correspondence containing local newt lssoUc- “It took just three minutes to secure a Fine Table Linens with Napkins to Chicago Tuesday on harrow business. Thomas gave a good sermon. The line widely known as successful lawyers. il^non ym ouscornmuS^tions not inserted under decree of divorce in the case of Nelson of march was resumed after services, thatch At Chapin A Co ’s. M. A. Hulse has purchased a new They will occupy the offices over Travis any circumstances. vb . Nelson, before Judge Moore, May carriages, containing young ladies with The largest and finest assortment of canopy top surry of Davies A Adams. & Baker’s drug store. Mr. E. L. Wal­ 5th,” said Village Attorney Brunson crosses of flowers to decorate the graves Clocks in Clinton county at G. B. JOB PRINTING. John M. Dodge, of Chicago, formerly Saturday. It will be had taste to say bridge will continue to practice law in Porter ’s. Call and be convinced. Our material is new and of the latest styles, and of Sir Knights, leading the way to the Grand Rapids, and H. E. Walbridge we guarantee satisfaction, both in prices proprietor of the Steel, spent Sunday in anything about Chicago divorces here and quality of work. cemetery. Here the services were will go there as occasion demands. J. T. Cole A Co. have for sale an ele­ St. Johns. after. listened to by a large crowd of people, gant assortment of Infant ’s Wear. TATE BANK OF 8T. JOHNS. Mrs. Myron Ellis was stricken with F. M. Milliken, formerly manager of and the graves of fallen Knights Tb* Wilcox Can Settled. Have you seen our Quick Meal Gaso ­ S paralysis last week. She is suffering the Steel, has purchased some land at COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS. decorated. The march was again re The Wilcox will case came before the line Range? Something new. 46-3 severely. Long Lake, near Fenton, for a summer sumed to the asylum. The commandery Fowler A Ball . CAPITAL, tSO.OOO. circuit court again Saturday, the appeal A musical and literary program will resort. He was here last week trying to feels grateful to Rev. Thomas, the M. E. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, 1900,000.00. from the probate court was dismissed Have you seen the beautiful presents interest capitalists in the development choir, the young ladies who carried the hapin be one of the attractions at the King ’s and the will proven without objection, given away by C A Co. PORTER K. PERRIN, President. Daughters party May 24th. of the property. R. A. Moore went to ilowers and to Sir Knight Edward Paine GEO. F. MARVIN, Vice-Preeident. and the contestants were allowed $3,100 Bargains in Spectacles. Eyes tested Potatoes are bringing 65c per bushel Fenton Saturday to look it over. who was untiring in his efforts to make free. 4tf Krepps, DeWitt A Co. J. W. FITZGERALD, Csshier. to re-imbarse them for money ex­ from farmers’ wagons. O. P. DeWitt and Prosecuting Attorney Norton hit the the arrangements for the day complete. pended in the contest. This was agree ­ H. H. FITZGERALD, Asst. Cash. Sir Knights E. DeCamp, of Ovid, and Try the Weidlich Fountain Pen, war­ W. Bunday received a car load from nail on the head the other evening in able to both sides, and is probably ranted not to leak, At Porter ’s. J. A. Watson, of Duplain, were among DIRECTORS: Lowell yesterday. discussing wills. "When a man dies cheaper for the estate and just as well P. K. Perrin, O. W. Munger, Geo. F. Marvin, J. H without a will,” said Mr. Norton, "his those present. Silks, Gimps, Jetts, Braids, Ribbons Corbtt, J. H. Fedowa, Otis Fuller, Edwin Married, by Rev. W. C. Allen, at the for the other side. The litigation has and New Buttons for Dress Trimmings E. White, Jesse Sullivan, C. S. Allison, residence of the bride ’s parents, Olive, heirs get his property. When he makes Trustee Wolcott and other residents cost the estate about $6,000. At Chapin A Co ’s. James Richardson, G. E. Corbin. May 11th, Charles F. Adams and Miss a will the lawyers get it.” The truth of the north part of the village have of the above is too frequently verified. complained about the smoke and soot Memorial Day Notice. A fine liDe of Seal Leather Silver 4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Mary D. Ferguson. Trimmed Ladies ’ Card Cases at from the chimney of the water works IIKADqUARTERS OF I Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Portland Observer: “We are sorry to ______A llison ’s. rjtHE CLINTON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. building, and in deference to such com ­ CHAS. E. ORISSON POST F O. L. Spaulding, arrived in St. Johns learn that Miss Nettie Davies, of the MO. 166, G. A. k. f Shirt Walat*. ST. JOHNS, MICH. plaints, a test was made last week to PEP’T. or MICHIGAN. J last night, and will leave for Washing­ high school, has declined to remain St. Johns , Mich., May 16th, 1893. The demand for Shirt Waists will be see if it would be feasable to burn hard General Order No. 1. PAY8 4 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS ton to-night or Friday. another year. She intends to finish very general this summer, much more AND LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED her course in the University of Michi­ coal. The test was first made for 48 Comrades of the Grand Army of the so than formerly, and you will find a nice line At John H icks .’ BONDS AND REAL ESTATE SECURITY. v'The Detroit Wheelman have asked gan next year. She is an able instructor, hours with soft coal, 4,240 pounds being Republic and all soldiers and sailors, Robert G. Steel to act as one of the ALBERT J. BALDWIN, President. popular with her pupils and has hosts of consumed at a cost of $6.66; 334,720 gal­ Womens ’ Relief Corps and Sons of Vet­ Jnst received from manufacturers a G. PENNELL. Vice-President. referees in the annual twenty-five mile friends in Portland. ” lons were pumped. Hard coal was then erans : complete line of ladies ’ and children ’s P. E. WALSWORTH, Treasurer. road race, at Belle Isle, May 27. used for 48 hours, 4,375 pounds being The department commander would Fine Shoes.______Chap in A Co. R. C. DEXTER, Asst. Treasurer Thomas H. Heiod, of Ithaca, who has Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks and Mrs. A. spent considerable time in the south, consumed at a cost of $15.30, pumping urge upon all post commanders that the Trade at Kendricks ’ and get an In­ T. Caldwell and son left for Chicago 314,920 gallons. At this rate for the Sunday proceeding Memorial day, ser­ dian Baskets free.______LOCAL MATTERS has purchased 1,300 acres of land near Wanted. Monday. Mrs. Caldwell will soon join Meridian, Mississippi, and will soon re­ year it would cost $1,569.00 more to vices be held in some one church in her husband at Portland, Oregon. use hard than soft coal, and pump 3,613,- their respective communities, where a Reliable parties to act as agents. If you are going to buy a watch don ’t move there. This is not far from 2,000 Steady employment and good pay from fail to see the bargain that Allison has Galush Pennell, J. L. Ring and J. G. acres of pine land owned by Otis Fuller, 500 gallons less water. The superin ­ memorial sermon shall be preached, the the start. No experience necessary. for you. 51tf Watkin attended a meeting of the and 6,000 acres owned by the Hicks tendent states that when it became comrades in a body as a post being Outfit free. Address The H awks Nursery Co ., Grand Cowmandery, Knights Templar, lumber company, of St. Johns. necetsary to clean out the arches and present. Get our prices before you trade a dol ­ of Michigan, at Bay City Wednesday. clinkers from the hard coal fire it was Hereby issue this order that all 46-13 ______Rochester, N. Y. lar anywhere, we can save you money. ^John C. Hicks discovered a counterfeit impossible to keep up steam, on one oc ­ Carpet Sweeper*. Rev. W. C. Allen was absent on church casion wood having to be added to keep soldiers, womans ’ relief corps and sons 4tf Krepps, Dk Witt A Co. silver dollar in the cash drawer Satur­ the pressure up and the fire from going of veterans assemble at the Grand Army The gold plated “prize” Carpet Sweep­ business last Sunday, and Rev. J. All­ day, and at once notified other mer­ er in our south show window is a sam- BKKT1TIE8. worth, of Lansing, occupied the Con ­ out. In addition to the expense and hall at 10 o ’clock a . m., and march to le of the Sweeper which will be shown ' chants. It was soon discovered that difficulty in keeping up pressure, there gregational pulpit morning and evening. the Congregational church to attend Ey the Bissell Company at the World ’s Hon. P. K. Perrin visited Detroit Fri­ five or six had been passed in St. Johns is a more serious one. There is little service by request of the Rev. W. C. Fair. John H icks . The south half of the court house blaze to a hard coal fire ; the heat is in­ day. on Friday. They are very clever tense directly over the fire, but a large Allen, pastor, and A. O. Hunt, church J. T. Cole A Co. can sell you a Hat or D. H. Power, of Pontiac, was in town grounds is being graded and a good counterfeits, dated 1890, hut are light. part of the fire and flue surface is un ­ committee. Let all turn out and go drive way constructed. The hole ex­ a Bonnet suitable to wear to the World ’s Friday. Efforts are being made to find out who used. The best engineers that could be with the post. O. E. Wilson , Fair. cavated on the southwest corner will he consulted said there was danger in Thomas Bromley Jr. visited Mt circulated them. H. S. H art , Commander. partially filled. burning the boiler in making the test, Adjut. Please remember wo are headquarters Pleasant Friday. Village Attorney Will H. Brunson is and that continued use of hard coal for fine Dress Goods. Chapin A Co. The Michigan State Pharmaceutical in Lansing to-day, by direction of the would soon destroy the boiler. It is Wm. Schneider’s family baye returned association will meet at Star Island certain that hard coal is not used to any Secure your sleeping accommodations Star and Favorite barrel churns in all village board, to urge the passage of paulding to Maple Rapids. June 19. DeWitt II. Hunt, of St. Johns, considerable extent for making steam. for your World ’s Fair visit at Hotel popular sizes at S A Co ’s. J. D. Estes and wife, of Corunna, spent three amendments to the village charter Byron, 6326 and 6328, Madison Ave., An ellegant line of Souvenir Spoons a member of the committee on adulter ­ —one to allow the village to bond to HIRAM DOTY CONVICTED. Sunday in St. Johns. ations, will attend. three blooks from the main entrance at ______A llison ’s. construct sewers, one to allow the vil ­ Geta Five Year* in Jackson —William Mc- of the grounds. Eyerything entirely Go to Porter ’s for tine engraving of all Ned S. Bristol,now of Ypsilanti, spent Mrs. Ella Wilcox and daughter Mag ­ lage to purchase land for sewerage pur­ Farlty Until Seven Years In Jackson. Sunday in St. Johns. new and first class. Prices moderate. descriptions. Script, Old English or gie and son David P. Wilcox Jr. will poses, and one to make the village piesi- Hiram Doty was convicted last week See advertisment in this issue, Plain, Fancy and Raised Monogram Statements of the St. Johns and Fow­ leave for Chicago soon to attend the dent and assessor ex-officio members of of participating in the stealing of the work. Satisfaction guarauted. ler hanks appear in this issue. World ’s Fair and visit friends. They the hoard of supervisors. James Plowman wool in June, 1890. O. C. Hollister offers eighty acres one- Soon after the stealing his son was Forty Gauge Fast Black, Ladies ’ Hose E. D. Clark, of Morenci, was a guest at will be away some time. half mile south of the corporation line Chapin Joseph Jorae, a single man aged 38, captured and convicted of having a hand of Big Rapids for $1,200. Also sixty for 25 cents______At A Co ’s. Mr. Babcock ’s last week. Conn & Munroe have an advertise ­ son of Victor Jorae, an cld resident of in the affair, and sentenced to Ionia. To the Public. It was thought then that the father was acres one and one-balf miles west of Dr. J. W. Pollard was called to Ovid ment for McCormick harvesters and Victor, with whom he lived, was ad ­ We thank the public for the very lib­ mowers in this issue. They also carry also in the theft, but he could not be the corporation for $1,500. eral patronage of the past and ask for a Monday on professional business. judged insane by Judge Merrill Monday found. A short time ago, as noticed m continuance of the same, with the assur­ Mrs. Robert Young will build a house aVull line of buggies, platform wagons, and taken to Kalamazoo by Sheriff Le- these columns, Sheriff Leland went to BUSINESS LOC ALS. ance that should you send anyone un ­ carts and farm implements. Illinois, where Doty was in jail for wool adjoining J. S. Osgood ’s on the south. land. He has been "off ” for two or All Agree in Saying experienced in plices and grades of lum­ H. R. Patteogill, state superintendent stealing, and brought him back here. ber, we will give him the value of his Herb Estes was called to 8t. Louis, three years, and had a hobby for the At that time there was very (ittle posi­ That it pays to go where there is the money and guarantee satisfaction. Mich., Friday, on veterinary business. of Public Instruction, will he present boot and shoe business. Lately be has tive evidence against him, hut by hard largest stock, the finest assortment and Respectfully, and deliver an address at the teacher’s and skillful work Sheriff Leland and most practical styles to choose from and Frank Percy and wife went to Chi­ been growing violent, and his mother 44tf Love A Gay . I , association meeting, in the St. Johns became afraid he would take her life. Prosecuting Attorney Norton discovered a special study made of each one ’s re­ cago to visit the World ’s Fair last week. evidence that convicted beyond the quirements. All of these pleasing Chlnelle Fortier*. high school room Saturday afternoon. features are to be found at Mrs. L. Can­ Geo. Smedley, of Owosso, spent Sun ­ The Republican has on frequent oc ­ least doubt They found witnesses in A good line At John H icks .’ Letters advertised May 17th, 1893: casions commended the coarse of Clin­ Greenhush that saw Doty, his son and field ’s, the leading millinery house in day in the family of Wm. Ferrier. L. Bright, Mrs. William Benton, D. D. a third man in the woods in that town ­ the city. No special days for low prices, J. T. Cole A Co. have a special sale of W. L. Osgood, of Owosso, spent Sun ­ ton ’s representatives in the legislature, ship camping on the Sunday of the but low prices for every day alike. three grades of cheap Hats, Saturday, Bishop, Miss Sarah Fowler, Jacob Fink- and desires to correct a report to the evening the wool was taken. They May 20th. day with his brother, J. S. Osgood. biner, W. B. Gardner, Miss Clara Hick­ Iatdle* and Mlasea Jacket*. effect that Representative Redfern voted positively identified the old gentleman. House Dots for Sale. Miss Dora Hunt and Miss Florence son, Sanford Haynes, Mrs. Fred Lain, He was also traced to Lansing. Bargains in Ladies and Misses Sum­ against the bill prohibiting the use of After the trial was over and Doty sen­ mer Jackets to reduce stock. All the East half lots 5 and 6, in block 7, and Walter are in Chicago attending the A. B. Miller. railroad passes by members of the legis ­ lot 7 in block 6 bounded on Higham World ’s Fair. Harry Touse and family, Wallace tenced by Judge Daboll to five years at latest styles and well made. and Emmons streets. Parties wanting lature. Mr. Redfern and Senator 8teel hard labor in Jackson, he admitted that John H icks .’ this property please send me your high­ Marshal Pitts has been doing some Belding and family and Wm. Hulbert, both voted for the bill, but there were lie was in Greenhush, as proved, but For Sale or Exchange. est price. James F. Makblb , excellent work on the street crossings who went to East St. Louis a few enough republican who disregarded the said headvised the boys not to steal the 1-tf Poughkeepsie, N. Y. the past week. months ago to work for the Forest Lawn wool, and left them, but met them again A pleasant home in St Johns, will pledges of their party to defeat it. in Lansing. sell on easy terms or exchange for farm Mew Process. \ J. C. Stone, former publisher of the Manufacturing Company, will soon re­ The convicted man is 64 years old, land. Inquire at once of G. M. Petrie, Just received styles of ’93, “New Pro ­ turn to St. Johns. J. H. Campbell, of St. Johns, a very with a very bad record. They recog ­ at Mfg.Co ’s office. lwp Laingsburg News, will start a paper at successful collector, has organized a mer­ cess” Gasoline Cook Stoves with all the Harietta, Wexford county. Dnrand Express: "Miss Maud Vree nized him at once when Sheriff Leland latest improvements. The only Gaso ­ land, of St. Johns, was the guest of Mrs. chant’s collection and protective asso took him to Jackson last Friday, as be Matting*. line Stove in the market with genuine Mrs. Jake Finch, of Eureka, is very elation, of which he is secretary and had served time there before. Al­ All kinds At John H icks .’ Asbestos oven. 6paulding A Co. ill, with little hopes of her recovery. Amanda Keyes, Tuesday. Miss Vree- together he has served nine years in land is the advance agent of her sister, collector. Dead beats will be posted We do the best watch repairing. A Most She is suffering from lung trouble. prison, besides being in jail several Miss Hattie Vreeland, who is making with all members of the association, and times awaiting trial. By good behavior Warranted. 4tf Krepps, DeWitt & Co. Complete line of Clocks always in stock. Secretary J. T. Daniel Is was in town quite a mark as an elocutionist. ’’ credit will be refused by such members he will get out in four years, and talked Corn Planters of all kinds At A llison ’s. Friday making arrangements for the after being notified by the secretary. hopefully of his ability to build up a W. W. Irvin, special agent U. IS. cen­ little fortune when he gets out. At Spaulding & Co ’s. Go to Allison ’s for perfect fitting annual meeting of the pioneer society, sus bureau, has been in town the past There is need of just such an association Sheriff Leland also took Wm. Mc- Spectacles. Eyes tested free. Jnne 10th. in St. Johns, and there is little doubt Call and see the Columbian Exposi ­ week looking up the products of manu ­ Farlty to Jackson Friday, on a seven Corsets. tion At Chapin & Co ’s. Superintendent D. B. Yntema and facturing industries for the year 1890. that it will be entirely successful under years ’ sentence for burglarizing the The celebrated Gage Downs Corset, Mr. Campbell’s management. clothing store of Clark & Hul&e. The Commissioner R. M. Winston were in These statistics will be printed in the prisoner was completely broken down Umbrellas. the well known Schillings Modest Form Lansing Friday to attend a meeting of eleventh census report. A juvenile cantata entitled "Strange at parting from his companions, and At elegant line at John H icks .’ Corsets are sold by John H icks . school superintendents. The following is the program for the Visitors, or a Meeting of the Nations, ” they all stoutly maintain that they are Dickey ’s Pat Ruling Pen, finest thing Quick Meal. Mrs. John StefTe, of Crystal Lake, festival to be given by St. Johns Guild, innocent of the crimes charged. A new 223,688 Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves will be given in the near future under jury will be called for the June term, out At Porter ’s. visited her sister, Mrs. V. R. Lane, of. at Newton hall, Thursday evening: the auspices of the M. E. church, by the sold to January 1st, 1893. Best made. and the other two will probably be Uace Curtains. For sale only by Fowler A Ball . St. Johns, last week, Mrs. Lane ’s health 1— Tableau—The May Queen. pupils of Mrs. W. H. Brunson. The tried. 2— Clarinet Solo —F. H. Frazell. An elegant line of Lace Curtains direct being in a critical condition. children, dressed in the national cos. Prosecuting Attorney Norton is justi­ from the importers, just received In Carpets we are in it more than S—Tableau—In Flora'* Bower. fying the expectations of his friends, Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith, of Seneca 4—Winding the May Pole. tumes, will sing the national airs and At John H icks .’ ever before, including the best makes, Falls, and is making a very successful officer. such as Hartford and Lowell, ex-super­ N. Y., spent Sunday with Mr. and |Admi*aion 10 cents. perform the characteristic dances of the Wheelbarrows cheap and Mrs. J. 8. Osgood, and left Monday, ac­ He is well backed up by 8heriff Leland, Garden fine Ingrain, Tapestry and Body Brus­ N The Columbia National Bank, of ChL country which they represent. The the two making a team to inspire terror good At Spaulding & Co ’s. sels and Moquetts. . II. L. Kendrick . companied by the latter, to spend a cago, in which 8t. Johns capitalists were cantata will be followed by the “Inter­ in the hearts of evil-doers. week with relatives in Milan. interested, and which closed its doors The Lace Curtain Season is here and All kinds of Repairing done national Flag Drill,” performed by Will Re-Open Jane Flrat. Chapin A Co. are prepared with the At O sborn ’s. Mrs. S. M. Dye left for Troy, Ohio, last last week, will be re-organized and soon thirty-three girls in national costumes largest, finest and cheapest stock to be 7 week, where she will remain this sum­ resume business. The bank is solvent, and bearing the national flags. At the The Hotel St. Johns, on Walker street found in the county. Garland*. mer. She is undecided whether to and there was no crookedness in conclusion they arrange themselves for If in want of a 8tove or Range, don ’t west, has been leased to E. C. Smith, an Our new stock of Embroideries are fail to buy a Garland, the world ’s best make her home permanently in Troy, or management, but it was forced to close the final tableau, assuming the most experienced hotel man of Ann Arbor, at some point in eastern Tennessee. now in and beat all previous records. Full line to select from. on account of a scare. striking attitudes of the different nations. and will be opened for business June 1st. H. L. Kendrick . Fowler A Ball , Sole Agents.

: /fcs) /% ST. JOHNS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1893

Th« Lake Rout* to the World'* Fair via. AROUND THE STATE. Picturesque Mackinac. ABOUND THE STATE. Avoid the heat and dust by traveling Ithaca wheelmen are going to form BRAVE LITTLE WALES. on the Floating Palaces of the Detroit % bicycle club. They wash their clothes & Cleveland Steam Navigation Company. 400 FAMILIES MADE HOMELESS Jacob Rumsey, the oldest pioneer in PECULIARITIES OF THE COUN­ Two new steel passengers steamers have Newberg township, Cae* county, is TRY'S MUSIC. WITH just been built for this upper lake route, BY FIRE. lead. costing $300,000 each, and are guaranteed to be the grandest, largest, safest and Prof. O. L. Miller, of the St. Louis The Welsh Nationality and Language R» fastest steamers on the lakes ; speed 20 The Village of Spring Lake Almoat En­ nigh school, lias resigned to go to Never Been Lost —A Softened Scot ­ Dh&rlotte. land and Lea* L'uproa- miles per hour, running time between tirety Destroyed. —The I'ulvurettjr Law Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago less than Mrs. Richard Cutler, is said to have peroue Ireland. 60 hours. Four trips per week between Department Presented With Portraits tried herself blind over the loss of Toledo, Detroit, Alpena. Mackinac, Pe- of the First Law Faculty. pair of twins at Tawas City. The nearest neighbors of Wales toskey and Chicago. Daijy trips be­ tween Detroit and Cleveland ; during Ferdinand F. Winters ’ planing mill hbve sometimes done the country ind lumber yard at Sebewaing has July and August double daily service A Flame-Swept Village. great injustice. The very name of will be maintained, giving a daylight burned. Loss $4,000 with no in- The little village of Spring Lake, lurance. Welsh Is in itself an injustice. ride across Lake Erie. Daily service be­ Rear Grand Haven, has been almost en ­ “Welsh’* is only a very slight altera­ tween Cleveland and Put in-Bay. First- tirely destroyed by fire. As the boat The Ferris Industrial school at Big class stateroom accommodations and W. H. Barrett was passing the village Rapids will be built by George M. Ed ­ tion in the familiar Teutonic word menu, and exceedingly low round trip fire was communicated to a quantity of wards, of Owosso, his bid being for strangers of any kind. It makes rates. The palatial equipment, the lux­ sawdust on the dock. It spread very $15,899.25. ury of the appointments makes travel ­ no pretense to describe any particu­ rapidly and hail very soon burned over Iron Mountain carries the banner in lar tribe, or race, or people; It is ing on these steamers thoroughly en­ a quarter of a mile of dry sawdust and the upper peninsula for the largest Tl?alswT&y^ Aei 'y joyable. Send for illustrated pamphlet. Caught the first house in its path. In number of saloons. It will have fully something like the Greek phrase Address A. A. Schantz. G. P. A., Detroit a short thne the lower end of the town 70 of them this year. which classified all men not pure & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co., Detroit, was in Karnes. Hy this time the in­ Greeks as barbarians. It is a little less Mich. Water is fourtfeet six inches deep in habitants had become alarmed and tel­ many yards at Millington, and the offensive than the Chinese descrip ­ egrams were sent to Grand Haven and ipread of diphtheria, which has de ­ tion of “foreign devils. ” Still the BEST SALVE IN Use Muskegon for help. The local com ­ veloped there, ie greatly feared. name has adhered and the slight or MADE: ONLY BY For Ringworm, Poison, Tetter, pany could do nothing and the fire Itch, Sore Eye*, Barber's Itch, passed over the six blocks which sep­ The Bay County Medical society last insult of it has long been forgotten. Obstinate Fleers, Piles, Burn*. The men of Wales know that they Warranted to cure Itching Piles. arated it from the city square, which night decided to establish a hospital in N.K.Fairbank 8cCq . Chicago . By mail is cent*, contained the Central school, city hall Bay City to cost not less than $25,000. are Kymry, and do not object to be­ w. Liaca k CO. Bcnth Ciawa.Pz and fire department building. By 10:30 Steps for raising the money will be ing called Welsh. 1 is the square was gone and with it five taken at once. The men of Wales have a pictur- more blocks of residence property. Hon. II. R. Pattengill, state superin ­ esquo country,a brilliant and romantic The business portion of the town was tendent of public instruction, will history, a thrilling national musio Detroit TIME TABLE saved, as the wind drove the Karnes deliver the baccalaureate address to the and all but an enchanting national further east. In the meantime Grand GREAT SPEAR HEAD CONTEST. mmM graduating class- o t the Dundee high literature of song and epic and IN EFFECT Haven had sent its fire engine and de ­ school June 18. legend. There are still some readers Milwaukee partment by special train to the fated K«*IIWAV • OCTOBER 23, 1892 city. The train made u phenomenal John Gardner was killed at the to be found for that wild and wonder ­ OHBW run of three miles in tnree minutes. Granville plaster quarries, Grand Rap­ ful book —three parts genius, sane ■WMfWftXd. At 12:30 the Muskegon fire company ids, by being struck by fiying rock and sound and one part, as Lowell arrived and soon after its arrival the if ter a blast. It is unknown where 13 1 ? •aid of Edgar Poe, sheer fudge —• S’ • O J • fire was under control. Over 400 peo ­ bis relatives live. 2-£a George Borrow ’s “Lavengro. ” Those

8TATION8. . — 3 No. ^ 0(2 Id-a - ei ple are homeless. The loss is esti­ go® With the dividend, of $5 per sirare who know the book will remember

Except mated at fully $ SO, 000, with but small Sunday. d Z M innounced fer May 13 by the Calumet o sSR m how the hero tells us of the change sP6AR HE4 7. Id Mail 5 k 56 insurance. Hut little household goods Sc Hecla mining company the total which came over him when he learn­ a. in. a. in. Ip. in. p. m p. in were saved and fully 50 families are in imount paid in dividends- will reaeh DETROIT..... _Lr. 6 50 10 50 4 05 8 45 10 45 need. ed to read the Welsh poets in their Milwaukee Junct 7 10 11 10 4 25 9 05 11 05 the sum of $39,350,000. Pontiac ...... 7 58 12 00 5 07 9 50 12 15 Spring Lake was a well-known sum­ native tongue. The great classics p. m. a. m. mer resort for Chicago people and The Grand Trunk shops- in Battle of Greece and Rome— even the yet Holly ...... 8 42 12 4* 5 51 10 30 1 14 many of the families were getting Creek operate their own 1 electric light more adored Dante—became of little Durand arrive..... 9 20 1 50 6 50 11 10 2 13 plant, have a dynamo which furnishes SAVE THE TAGS. Durand leave ..... _ 9 35 ready for summer boarders. It is not account to him when once he had Owoaso Junct. ar.. 10 05 2 30 7 30 8 05 known whether the town will ever be the shops with 150 incandescent lights come under the spell of the poetry of Owoiao Juuct. l’re 10 15 built up. ind several arc lights. Orld ...... 10 33 2 48 7 47 Wales- Perhftps one reason was that On Hundred and Seventy-Tbrea Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, ST.JOHNS...... 10 51 3 06 8 04 8 58 The council of Cadillac gave a 30 the world had so long ignored the Ionia ...... 11 49 3 56 8 55 5 10 year water works franchise to-William. p. m I — a 3. A PLEASANT OCCASION. poetry of Wales, and so its existence Lowell ...... 12 17 4 24 9 24 5 50 Thompson, of Chicago, May 18, 1891,. and its vividness and its strength $173,250.00 Grand Rapid* ...... 12 50 5 10 10 2« IP 6 40 The Presentation of Portraits of the Flrat ind revoked it a week later. He will G. R. A I. Junct.... 1 05 5 15 10 23 7 10 Law Faculty to the Law Department. jue the city for $2,000. and its beauty suddenly flashes on Fsrryaburx ...... 2 05 6 10 8 20 George Borrow like a revelation. 2 10 6 15 8 25 The first law faculty o. the U niver- Mrs. John Smelz was killed while Everybody had bidden him to admire lir valuable Presents to be Civen Away In Return for a. m. sity of Michigan was composed of crossing the F. & P. Mi tracks in Judge T. M. Cooley, Judge J. B. Springwells, a Detroit suburb. She Homer and Sophocles, and Dante and Eaatwaxo. Campbell and Judge C. I. Walker. saw the train, but miscalculated its Shakespeare. Nobody had told him d. ►» Several years ago a life-sized portrait speed and the distance. anything about the poetry of Wales. vsa 4 t ►» M _ «• ►» Jr! o £•* of one of the illustrious trio, Judge James B. Gardner, of the Ghdillac Wales is in appearance a softened SPEAR HEAD TAGS. STATIONS. Ill “• e'« Cooley, was presented to the depart ­ Scotland —a less unprosperous Ire­ 4* 35 • ment and hung on the walls of the veneer and basket works, Cadillac, has ► M just received word that he has in­ land. O’Connell described Ireland t , t65 STEM WINDING ELGIN GOLD WATCHES ...... $34,650 00 ■J id a U3 U z lecture room, and at the recent meet­ $125,000 of in a phrase at once picturesque and 6.TT5 FINE IMPORTED FRENCH OPERA GLASSES, MOROCCO BODY, a ra. p. m. p. in. ing of the alumni it was decided to herited by the death an Orand Haven L» 9 00 2 10 8 00 only brother in Scotland. accurate as “the land of the green BLACK ENAMEL TRIMMINGS, GUARANTEED ACHROMATIC... 28,87500 Ferry»burg_ ...... si 9 05 2 15 8 03 purchase companion pictures of Camp­ valley and the rushing river. ” 23. tOO IMPORTED GERMAN BUCKHORN HANDLE, FOUR BLADED OD® bell and Walker and present them to The Woman ’s club, of Grand Haven, ' POCKET KNIVES...... 23,100 00 O. R. A I. Junct.. 'tg 6 45 10 05 3 12 10 45 the department. The presentation ex­ has joined the Federation of clubs, ^ ales, too, is a land of the green 11 5-500 ROLLED GOLD WATCH. CHARM ROTARY TELESCOPE TOOTH Orand Rapids.... •V 2 6 50 10 20 8 23 11 00 valley and the rushing river. He PICKS...... 57,750 00 Lowell- ...... 7 20 10 55 8 58 11 53 ercises were held in the law lecture The congress meets in Chicago and Mrs. Parish and Miss Lou Stickney who will understand the poet, says 11 5.500 LARGE PICTURES (14x28 Inches) IN ELEVEN COLORS, for framing, a. ra, room and the speech was made by no advertising on them...... —...... 28,875 00 Ionia... 7 43 11 25 4 27 12 42 Judge Grant, who graduated from the were appointed delegates. Goethe, must go about in the poet ’s Fowler. 8 14 11 52 6 02 1 32 261,03a PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO...... -*173,250 OO p. m. department nearly 30 years ago. He Congressman Weadock has just land. He who would appreciate ST. JOHNS...... 12 17 5 20 2 04 reviewed the lives of the three found ­ started for Europe. Before going he Welsh poetry must go about in the The above articles will be distributed, by eonntles, among parties who chew SPEAB Shepardsville —..... 12 30 5 32 ers of the now great law school and Welsh poet ’s land. A journey from HEAD Plus Tobacco, and return to us the TIN TAGS taken therefrom. Ovid...... 8 44 12 36 5 88 2 27 told his constituents be could not con ­ Wb wilt distribute 830 of these prises In this eonnty as follows^ Owoa&o Junction.. 9 02 1 15 6 00 3 14 presented thepictures on behalf of the sider applications for office until his Euaton to Hollyhead in the mall To THE PARTY sending us the greatest number of SPEAR HEAIfc law alumni. Dean J. C. Knowlton, on return three months hence. Durand ar...... 5 20 9 28 1 47 6 30 8 53 behalf of the department accepted the train, even if accomplished in the TAGS from this eonnty we will give ...... ——....I GOLD WATCH. Durand leave.... 9 35 handsome portraits and paid his Uriah H. Lake, ex-supreme president daytime and in summer, will not be To the FIVE PARTIES sending us tho next greatest number off Holly ...... "603 10 14 2 26 7 40 4 41 of the grand lodge of Patrons of In ­ quite enough for the purpose. A SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will gl*» to each, 1 OPERA GLASS....&QEEBA GLASSES- Pontiac ...... 6 45 10 53 3 05 8 25 5 37 tribute to the eminent gentlemen and To the TWENTY PARTIES sending ns tho next greatest number Milwaukee Junct.. 7 80 11 30 8 45 9 05 6 30 his gratitude to the alumni for their dustry of the United States, died at his holiday at some fashionable hotel, of SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will glvo to each 1 POCKET ______DETROIT...... Ar 7 45 11 50 4 05 9 25 7 00 gifts. Judge Cooley followed with a home in Rose, of apoplexy. He was the resort of strangers, will not be KNIFE...... 20 POCKET KNIVES. -SWChair Car, Buffet Car and Sleeping Car Servlet short reminiscence of the early life of well and favorably known. To the ONE HUNDRED PARTIES sending os the next greatest quite enough for the purpose. number of SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will give to each 11 1 Eastward No. 13, oas Pullman Sleeper, Chicago to the school, and was followed by short The Wexford County Agricultural The music of Wales has been often ROLLED GOLD WATCH CHARM TOOTH PICK...... lOQTOOTH PICK& Detroit. No. 14 baa Wagner Chair and Buffet Car, addresses by President Angell and society has decided not to hold a fair compared with the music of Ireland To the ONE HUNDRED PARTIES sending ns the next greatest Orand Rapids to Detroit. No. 18 has Chair Car, Prof. L. T. Griffiin. this year. A stock company will soon “nmbej-nn of SPEAR______HEAD______TAGS, we will give to each L Orand Rapids to Detroit. No. 82 has Wagner and of Scotland, and yet the musio of £ABOE. PICTURE IN ELEVENN COLOas— ...... —...... mo pictures . Steeper, Grand Rapids to Detroit. buy the fair grounds, and arrange ­ Wales has a character entirely its The McMillan Library at Albion. ments made for a fair in 1894. Total Number-4 Prises for this County, 326. Westward No. 11 has Chair Car, Detroit toGraud own- One reason given by those o. Rapid*. No. 13 has Wagner Chair Car, De­ The corner stone of the McMillan A wild engine on the Chicago & who profess to know all about it is troit to Grand Rapids. No. 17 has Pullman Sleeper library at Albion college was laid with Grand Trunk railroad crashed into the 1894. Each] Detroit to Chicago. No. 81 has Wagner Sleeper, Do- interesting exercises. President Fiske that the Welsh music was composed County, r droit to Grand Rapids. was in charge and music was furnished caboose of a freight train at School ­ to the thrilling but delicate accom ­ prepaid. JNO. W. LOUD. BEN FLETCHER, craft. The caboose, eight freight cars paniment of the harp. The Welsh READ.—SPEAR HEAD possesses more qualities of intrinsic value than any other Traffic Manager. Trav. Past. Agent by the college band and quartet. and theengine were wrecked. plug tobaceo produced. It is the sweetest, the toughest, the richest SPEAR HEAD is C THOMAS BROMLEY. Local Agent Prayer was offered by Rev. Washing­ minstrels remained faithful to the absolutely, positively and distinctively different in flavor from any other ping tobacco. The Ladies ’ Columbian club of Mon ­ A trial will convince the most skeptical of this fact It is the largest sailer of any similar ton Gardner, after which a masterly harp. In Ireland and in Scotland the shape and style on earth, which prams that It has caught the popular taste and pleases tbs address was delivered by Bishop Henry roe county offered a prize of $40 to the harp reigned, of course, but it did people.. TTy it, and participate In the contest for prizes. See that a TIN TAG is on every W. Warren, of Denver. This was fol ­ writer of the best literary production, not reign alone. It admitted a di ­ 10 cent pteca of SPEAR HEAD -you boy. Sena In the tags, no matter how small the lowed by an address by Prof. Delos open to the county. Miss Helen Hall, quantity. Very sincerely, vided sway with the pipe—the bag ­ THE P. J. SORG COMPANY, Middletown , O hio . TOLEDO Fall of the chair of chemistry on of Dundee, captured the prize. “The Building and Its Uses.” The pipe—which the Welsh poets and A list of tbe people obtaining these prizes in this county will be published In this Triplets arrived at the home of Mr. musicians held somewhat in scorn. psper- immediately after February 1st, 1894. professor spoke at length in high es­ and Mrs. Abe Dreyer, of Bay City. All teem of Hon. James McMillan, %vhose The ballad music of Scotland, and of them are girls and the mother and DON’T SEND ANT TAGS BEFORE JANUARY I; 1894. generosity made the event possible. children are doing well. They have 8 till more markedly of Ireland, has a Words of high appreciation were also been named Faith, Hope and Charity. way of trying the voice by sending it spoken of the work of Washington suddenly up great heights. This, it Daniel Sykes and John Sykes, Jr., —FOR— Gardner, who has labored so faith­ has been contended by many authori­ fully in the interests of the college. arrested at Paw Paw charged with vio ­ PO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE? Northern Michigan, Ohio and all lating the local option law, have been ties, was a consequence of the neces­ arrainged. They waived examination sity at some Important moment of Southern Points. A Foul Murder at Grand Rapid*. and gave bonds to appear in. the cir­ the musio to make the words ring The body of a well dressed man was cuit court. out above the bagpipe's accompany ­ Direct Connections at Owc-so 'unction and Da- found in the mill race at the Cresent Miss Minnie Van Riper, aged 28, was ing and very self-asserting note. At rand with D. G. H. A M. R'y. Trains. mills, Grand Rapids. It was identified as that of a mechanic named E. L. run down and killed by a passenger all events, It is certain that the Williamson of that city. He has been train at Dearborn. She was walking Welsh musib holds a place not lower PAIN-lf ILLER TIME TABLE. missing for some time, but the fact on the track with Samuel Reed, Jr., than that owned by the music of was not reported, as he had lived and they did not see the train in time. Scotland and of Ireland, and has a In effect Jan. 29,1893. unhappily with his wife, and occasion- Reed was not injured. tone and a touch which are not GOING NORTH -Lv. OWOSSO Jet. afly went away on a protracted spree. As the family of David: Sease were borrowed from the notes of other Will Cure Cramps, Colic, Cholera- 10-.05 a. M. and 7:30 P. M. There is strong suspicion of foul play, returning to their home*, three miles song. for Elsie, Ashley, Ithaca. St. Louis, Alma, Mt as there is evidence of a heavy blow on north of Lexington, their 0-months-old Pleasant, Clare, Cadillac and Frankfort. The Welsh have made a stout Morbus and all Bowel Complaints. the hand and a terrible gash in the child was bundled up. good and warm. fight for their nationality, and they going south —Lv. Durand. throat. On arrival at home the child was PRICE,,25c. 50c* and (LOO A BOTTLE. 9:35 A. X. and 6:50 P. K. dead, having been smothered. have kept it alive. The battle is all For Howell, Ann Arbor, Milan, Toledo and all Drowned at Portland. over now. The distinct nationality Southern points. G. A. R. boys at Dundee will employ of Wales is acknowledged. Welsh Donald Campbell, a prominent busi­ home talent this yean for speakers on H. BENNETT, 0. P. A, Toledo, Ohio. ness man of Portland was drowned. Memorial Day. Rev. Balmer, of the never was a dead language. There With C. J. Warren and II. S. Soles, he M. E. church, will deliver the memorial was never any part of the brave little was minding a break in the Grand sermon May 28, and Rev. Milne, of the oountry where the native tongu* was river mill dam, when their boat broke Baptist church, will speak on May 30. not understood by tho people. Gaelic The IMPROYED away and the men were carried swiftly at one time shrank wholly into the over the dam. Campbell’s body was The wife of Policeman E. F. Dutton, of Jackson, attempted suicide by tak­ highlands of Scotland —or perhaps it recovered half a mile below the village. ought to be more properly described The other occupants of the boat hung ing poison. The physicians removed on and were rescued. the poison from her stomach and she as having failed to oonquer the low ­ will recover. She has been in ill health lands. . INVIGORATOR. for some time, which is the cause of The Irish language quite recently A board of trade has been organized heract. seemed to be fading out of the South CAVEATS, in Battle Creek to boom the town. James Creed, ex-county treasurer, and the midlands, and. all but certain TRADE MARKS, and Peter Ross have each commenced a DESIGN PATENTS/ One million feet of lumber is ready regions of the West and what Sir COPYRIGHTS, ate. for transportation to eastern ports at suit for Jibel against the Courier- Charles Gavin, Duffy calls “the gary For Information and free Handbook write to East Tawas. Herald company, of Saginaw, for MUNN A CO.. 861 BROADWAT, NlW YORK. mountains of dark Donegal " But Oldest be ------$10,000 for charging them with erasing Every Nightwatchman William Duffv, of matter in the public records with in ­ the Welsh language can boast of Niles, won $50 by eating three dozen tent to deceive. what the Greeks oan boast of their bananas at a stretch. Hon. George W. Stone, of Lansing, tongue —it never was a dead lan­ Scientific American Jacob Bauman, a ietired Saginaw who was auditor-general of Michigan guage. We are cordially glad to Largest circulation of any scientific paper In the capitalist, was struck by an engine and under the late Democratic administra ­ know that most earnest and success­ world. Splendidly Illustrated. No Intelligent man should be without it. Weekly. 83.00 a seriously injured in Chicago. tion, haa been appointed receiver of the ful efforts are made In Ireland to re­ year, (1.50six months. Address MCNN A CO, Central Michigan Savings bank of vive the study of the Irish language Pub Luhkks . S01 Broadway. Now York City. There are 1,104 patients in the asy ­ lum in Kalamazoo, the largest number Lansing by Judge Person. Bonds were and of Irish literature. in the history of the institution. fixed at $100,000. A couple stopped at the Dunbar Consdencs Doth Mak* Cowards of Vi AIL The arm of Henry Sampson, of Pres­ house at Saginaw and registered as Tramp—Here's a pie I stole off yer cott. was badly injured a short time Mr. and Mrs. George Oraz. Four days ago by a bursting emery wheel. Blood windy, mum. I want to bring it poisoning set in, and the attending later Irvin Baker, of Durand, had the back. Over 100 in use in man arrested. He said the man was Housekeeper — Well, I'm glad physician decided that an amputation Charles Bundy, of Oscoda, and tho would be necessary to save his life. you ’ve got some conscience. Clinton County. Mr. Sampson died during the opera ­ alleged wife his 10-year old daughter. Tramp—Yes’m. I’m tough, but I A Complete Harrow and tion. He also said Bundy was a married man and left his wife in Oscoda. don ’t care to eat a stiange mince pie. J. H. Webster, of Jackson, while a —Texas Siftings. Corn Cultivator* member of Company H. First Michigan Bundy is an uncle by marriage of the light artillery, before Vicksburg, May girl he betrayed. He declared the girl Hla Main Support. 31, 1803, was shot through the jaw by was determined to go with him anil he Eojuld not help it. “Who supports Du Rant In his For Confederate bullet. In 1874 he took a great character of Hamlet?” “His tooth out of his tongue where it was E. S. Petit, chief of police of Port Sale by DAVIES & ADAMS, imbedded, and a short time ago a piece Huron for four years past, has resigned wife.” “I didn ’t know she was an of lead was picked out of his jaw ind Mayor Merdlatn appointed H. N. actress.” ‘*Sho isn't She’s wealth^.” wbjere it had been 30 years. Stoddard as his successor. —Puck. ST. JOHNS, MICH. ST. JOHNS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18,1893

THE UNSEEN LAND. thought on any subject, except the house. She spent the afternoon horror of the catastrophe which she alone, sitting over the fire, cold with The dreams that fill the thoughtful slf hi, felt to he approaching in this moment misery and anxiety and trouble. All holy dreams are In the sky; They stoop to me withviewless flight. of peaoe. It it had hut waited till Everything seemed right again, and And bid me wave my cars good-bys I to-morrow! Till an hour later, when yet nothing was right—nothing. Spread your dim wings. O sacred frlenda, she should have been alone! False impressions, false blame, can Fleet softly to your starry place, Motionless, holding by her chair, he resisted; hut who can hold up I’ll meet you as my Journey ends. Wnen I shaU“ crava our > !Mae tar ’ a grace. not even hearing the wondering ques­ their head against a scandal that Is tion, “Who can be coming so lateP" true? Till I may Join your shadowy band, I’ll think of things that are to be, Mrs. Blencarrow, with wide-open It was one of the women servants, TTje far-off Joy, the Unseen Lend — The Lover I shall never lee. eyes fixed on the door, and her under In the absence of everybody else, who —J. Runclman In the Magazine of Art. lip dropping in mortal anguish, showed Mr. Germaine into the draw ­ CASTOR IA awaited her fate. ing-room. He was himself very cold It was the avengers returning from and fatigued, having traveled all the for Infant* and Children. THE MYSTERY OF their search; her brothers hurrying previous night and half the day, re­ In one after the other. The colonel turning home. He came to the fire MRS BLENCARROW. said, “How delightfully warm!" rub­ and stood beside her, holding out his IHlATT rears’ sbesmtloa of CeatorU with the patronage of bing his hands. Roger (Roger was hands to the warmth. million, of poraone, permit ms to apeak •fit without guoaeiag. BY MBS. OL1FHANT. always the kindest) came up to her “You are alone, Mrs. Blencarrow?" VOUR BREAD and took her hand. She had risen up “Quite alone. You look as if you It ia sags—fiossMy tho boot remedy for Infant, sad Children to meet them, and grasped with her CHAPTER IX—Continued . had something to tell me. For God ’s tho world has ever known. It i. harmless. Children like It. It CAN’T BE SOUR other hand the only thing she could “If you like, you can give me into sake what is it? No news oan come IF YOU USE find to support her—the top of the to me but bad news," she said, rising, gives them hen 1th. It will mt# their three. In it Mother, have custody on the way for going off with screen which stood between her and Mrs. Blencarrow ’g money. Mrs. standing by him, holding out her i ewwthlsg which I. ahoolntoly .nfo sad practically porfoot a. a GILLETT’S the fire. > hands in piteous appeal. Blenoarrow ’s money? not even that!" child’, modioina. “Joan!" her brothers began, both “I don ’t know whether you will he cried, with a laugh of bitterness. Coterie dootroya Woma “She is Mrs. Brown, and the money ’s speaking together. think it bad news or good. I have the boys ’, not her’s or else it would She was hoarse, her lips were come straight from Liverpool, from Cotorin allnya Fovoriahnosa. MAGIC baked, it was all she could do to ar­ the deck of a ship which sailed for be lawfully mine.” Cotorin pmeate ymltlwg So nr Card. “Brown," said the vicar tremulous ­ ticulate. Australia to-day." ly. “you are doing a sort of generous “Nothing before the children!" she “What do you meanP What do Cotorin enre. Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. said, with a harsh and breathless you meanP A ship—which sailed for YEAST *ct —God help us!—which I can't Cotorin roller#. Toothing Tronhloa, PURE voice. Australia?" QUICK NEVER GETS lielp consenting to, though its utterly SPUR. wrong; but you speak as if you had “Joan, this does not matter. We “I have come from Everard Brown. Cotorin onrea Con.tlpation and Flatulency. ECONOMICALDNl have come to beg your pardon, most He has thought it best to go away. Ask for “Magic” ut your Grocer ’s. I ,et him not a scrap of feeling for her or any ­ Cotorin neutralise* tho elect, of carbonic acid go or poleonon . air. se»ibis other kinds u, other people. one. ’’ humbly, most penitently." I have brought you a statement of all “I haven ’t!”, he cried fiercely, “af­ “Fact is, it must all have been a the affairs, showing you how he has Cotorin does not contain morphine, oplnm, or other narcotic property. ter three years of it Half the time mistake’’— carried with him a certain sum of Cotorin »«■*—>ilnto tho food, rfslst— tho stomaoh and bowel ■, “The Pace and rno/e she has been ashamed of “Say an invention, Reginald." money. Mrs. Blencarrow, it is too me, disgusted with me. Do you “An invention —a cursed lie of that great a shock; let me call some one. ” giviag healthy and natnml aloop. think a man can stand that? By —!I confounded girl! Hello!" “No!" She caught at his arm, evi ­ Cotorin ia pnt np in om-die bottle, o nly. It 1. not sold in >hnlh. That Kills” There was a sudden crash and fall. dently not knowing what it was upon neither can nor will. I’m go ­ Don ’t allow nay on# to poll yon anything el— on tho ylan or promise ing," he continued, buttoning his coat The children all rushed to see, and which she leant. “No, tell me all— is overwork— hastily; “you can come or not as you Mrs. Blencarrow stood with the light a<•**. • that it la “Just o good "aad“ will nnwrer •Tory purpooe." streaming upon her, and the gilt bar “He has taken means—I know not makes no difference what kind. Using please. ” Boo that yon got C»A*M«0«B-I~A. T greasy and inferior soaps is one road “You had better have some supper of the screen in her hand. She had what—to destroy all evidence. He first,” said the vicar. crushed it in her agitated grasp; the has gone away never meaning to re­ T to premature decay —sore hands— turn. It is all wrong —wrong from Tho flao-rimilo la on every sore hearts—clothes never clean. “Ah! that’s the most sensible word pretty frame-work of gilded wood you have said, ” cried Brown. and embroidery lay in a hoap at her beginning to end, the money and I eifstsrs of .pper. Not so when Was it bravado, was it bitterness, feet. The sound and shock had everything, but he had a generous was it relief in escaping, or the light­ brought the blood rushing to her meaning. He wanted to set you free. ness of despair? Mr. Germaine could ghastly, tragical countenance. She He has gone —forever, Mrs. Blencar­ 'Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. never tell. It was something of all of stood looking vaguely at the bar in row! ” KIRK’S these feelings mingled with the fierce her hand; but none of the children She had fallen at his feet without pride of a peasant slighted, and a had any eyes for her; they were all on a word. AMERICAN FAMILY certain indignant, contemptuous gen ­ their knees in a group round the People said afterward that they erosity to let her go free—the woman gilded ruin. Save Mr. d ’Eyncourt had thought for some time that Mrs. who was ashamed of him. All these and Emmy, no one noticed the terri­ Blencarrow was not looking well,that were in Brown ’s thoughts. ble look in her face. she was in a state to take any illness. SOAP “Come and sit down here while And that there was a flaw in the HOTEL BYRON, CHAPTER X. they pick up the pieces,” said Roger. drains which nobody had discovered s used. Cheerfully proceeds the “He Has Gone —Forever!" “Joan, I am afraid you are very an­ till then. She had a long illness and 6326 & 6328 MADISON AVE., labor of wash-day with health and gry, and you have reason; that we at one time was despaired of. Things long life assured. Hands al right— Mrs. Blencarrow spent that even ­ should have believed such a slander — were complicated very much by the ing with her children; she made no of all the women in the world —of fact that Brown, her trusted and con ­ hearts light—clothes pure and white attempt to leave them after dinner. as a Greenland snowdrift. you! But, my dear, we are heartily fidential agent, had just emigrated A lull had come into her heart after ashamed of ourselves, if that is any ­ to Australia, a thing he had long set JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. the storm. She was aware that it thing.” his heart upon, before she fell ill. Make* the Skin Sett was only temporary, nothing real in RATES Dusky Diamond Tar Soap. end Smooth. “Most penitent, ’’said the colonel; But her brother, Mr. Roger d ’Eyn ­ it; but in the midst of a tempest even “thoroughly ashamed. I said to court, was happily able to come to a few minutes of stillness and tran ­ Roger, ‘If ever there were men who Blencarrow ard look after every ­ quillity are dear. She had found on had reason to be proud of their sis­ thing, and she recovered finally, be­ $1.00 the mantelpiece of the business room ter’’— ing a woman of fine constitution and the intimation, “Away on business in the prime of life. The family till Monday," and though it per­ “And yet we gave a moment ’s cre­ dence to such a barefaced lie!" went abroad as soon as she was well plexed, it also soothed her. And the enough to travel, and have remained brothers returning with the proof of She heard them dimly as from a far distance, and saw them as through so, with intervals of London ever Kitty ’s statement, the extract which since. When Reginald comes of age, they no doubt would bring from those a fog; but the voices thus echoing and supplementing eaoh other like a Blencarrow will no doubt be opened books to confound her, could now once more; but the care of the estate scarcely arrive to-night. A whole dull chorus gave her time to recover. She said sedately, not with any en­ had evidently become too much for evening undisturbed among the chil­ his mother, and it is not thought dren, who might so soon be torn from thusiasm: J. S. CORBIN, Proprietor and Manager. “I am glad that you have found out that she will venture upon such a _ CURE her, in her own familiar place, which charge again. It is now in the hands JOHN A. BARR, Associate Manager. '' V Btok Head*ehe and relieve all the trouble* Inci­ might so soon be hers no longer; an —your mistake." dent to a billoua state of the ayatem. each as Oh, heaven! Oh, miserable fate! of a regular man of business, which is Plzxtneaa, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after evening like the past, perhaps tho perhaps better on the whole. eating. Pain In the Side, 4o. While their moaS last before the coming of that awful But it was no mistake. HOTEL BYRON has 100 outside rooms all lighted by gas. It has sewer remarkable success has been shown in curing Mrs. Blencarrow found herself af­ Kitty fell into great and well-de ­ future when she must go forth to served disgrace when it was found out connection and cloeets on each floor, Ice Water drinking fountain, Bath, Balcony, frame her life anew, loveless and ter a time taking Kitty ’s defense. Dining Room 50 hv 145 feet and all other necessary conviences. It is less than “She got her own pardon for it. that she had seen what nobody else Five Minutes Walk to the central entrance of the World ’s Fair and to the Mid ­ hopeless and ashamed. It was noth­ could see. Walter even, with SICK ing but “the torrent's smoothness ere Her mother is a great gossip, and way Plaisance, and only Two Minutes Walk to the Illinois Central and to South Ksadacbs, yet Carter's Little Liver PfilS HO loves a tale against her neighbor. man's faculty for abandoning his 8ide Elevated Depots, and to the Electnt Street Cars. Special rates 4to familys, squally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre­ it dash below, ’’ the moment of calm, partner in guilt, declared that he clubs and societys. Rooms by the month or season also at special rates. venting this annoying complaint.while they also before the storm; and yet it was calm, Don ’t blame the girl too much.” correct all disorders of thsstomach^tiinulats ths “If you excuse her, Joan, who never saw it, that Kitty must have liver and regulate the bowels. Even U they only and she was thankful for that one soft dreamt it, that she tried to make him For Further Particulars moment before the last blow fell. should say a word? But why in all Wifrit# to HOTEL BYRON, the world, thinking of an unlikely believe it was Joan Blencarrow when The children were again lively and it was only Jane Robinson, and many Mid Mon Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL. happy over their round game; the person to fasten such a slander upon, HEAD other people were of opinion that it To- (Aobathey would be almost priceless to those who did she choose you?" Suiter from this distressing complaint; butfortu- sober, kind governess —about whom was all Kitty ’s cleverness to get her i Stately their goodness does notend bore,and those Mrs. Blencarrow had already con ­ “Am I so unlikely when my broth­ Who one* try them will find these little pills valu ­ ers believed it?" she said, with a self forgiven and her own runaway able In so many ways that they will not be wll- cluded in her own mind that she could match condoned. tlBC...... to do without 1 tthem. But ...... after all sick...... head * secure the happiness of the little strange smile. An hour full of commotion followed. That match turned out, like most ones if their mother were forced to others, neither pefect happiness nor leave them—was seated with them, The boys never tired.in showing each other and everybody else the flaw in misery. Perhaps neither husband ACHE even enjoying the fun, and it is a nor wife could have explained ten 'tithe bane of so many lives that here la where blessed dispensation of Providence the wood where the framework of the We make our great boast. Our pills curs it while screen had broken. years after how it was that they were Others do not. that such good souls often do. so idiotic as to think that they could I Carter’s Little Liver Pills are very email and Emmy was the only one who was out “But you must have leant on it very very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. heavily, mamma." not live without each other; but they They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe oe of it; she was in her favorite corner get on together very comfortably, all purge, bat by their gentle action please all who with a book, and always a watchful “She wanted to break our heads uaethem. Invlalsat 25cents ; ttveforfl. Sold with it,” said the colonel, who was in the same. by druggist* everywhere, or sent by mail. * glance at her mother. Emmy, with THE END. that instinct of theheart which stood high spirits. •CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; her in place of knowledge, had a per­ “Fancy mamma breaking Uncle BURIAL OF THE DEAD. HALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ception, she could not have told how, Rex’s head with the screen!” the Ourinaa Traditions That Still Exist In of the pause in her mother's soul. children cried with shrieks of laugh­ Foreign Countries. She sat praying mutely that it might ter; and thus, in a tumult of amuse­ The Mohammedans always, whether Noije last, that it might he peace coming ment and gayety, the evening closed. In their own country or one of adop ­ back. Naturally Emmy, even with Mrs. Blencarrow went to her room tion, bury without coffin or casket of all her instinct, did not know the ter­ with somothing cold and hard at her any kind. During the time of the old Sud? rible barrier that stood between her heart like a-stone. They had begged Roman empire the dead bodies of all mother and peace. her pardon. They had not found that except suicides were buried. The Manufactured by And thus they all sat, apparently record. By some chance, by some miracle—how could she tell what?— Greeks sometimes buried their dead CONDENSED in full enjoyment o i the sweet house­ in tho ground, but more generally hold quiet, which by moments was so she had escaped detection. But it cremated them, in imitation of the Whipple Harrow Co., . noisy and full of commotion, the was true; nothing could alter the Romans. In India, up till the last mother seated with the screen be­ fact. Nothing could spirit away him few years, the wife, either according ST. JOHNS, MICH. t\ipce tween her and the great blazing fire, —the husband—the man to whom she to her wishes or otherwise, was cre­ the children round the table, Emmy had hound herself; the owner mated on the same funeral pyre that with her hook. ofher allegiance; of herself if converted her dead husband ’s remains Mrs. Blencarrow ’s eyes dwelt upon he ehose to exercise his rights. It into ashes. AVeat them with the tenderest, the most occurred to her, in the silence of Makes an everyday convenience of an When a child dies in Greenland the pathetio of smiles. her room, when she was alone there natives bury a live dog with it, t&e old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. “She looked on sea, end bill, end shore, and dared to think, that her present dog to he used by the child as a Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest As she might never see them mere," escape was but an additional despair. guide to the other world. When For Sale By award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each with a throb of tragic wonder rising Had they found it, as they ought to questioned in regard to this peculiar package makes two large pies. Avoid in her heart how she could ever have have found it, the worst would have superstition, they will only answer: Imitations—and insist on having tho thought that this was not enough for been over. But now, to have the “A dog can find his way anywhere." NONE SUCH brand. her—her children, and her home, and catastrophe indefinitely postponed — The natives of Australia tie the DAVIES & ADAMS. UERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N.te this perfect peace. to have It before her every day —the hands of their dead together and pull 8T. JOHNS, MICH. It was already late and near their sword hanging over her head, her out their nails: this is for fear that bedtime, when the fly from the sta­ mind rehearsing day and night what the corpse may scratch its way out of tion drove up to the door. Mrs. Blen­ it would be! Would it not be better the grave and become a vampire. FEED F. MURDOCK, carrow did not hear until some min­ to go and tell them yet, to have it The primitive Russians place a certifi­ OUR INCUBATOR BT. JOHNS, MICH., utes after Emmy had raised her head overP Her hand was on her door to cate of character in the dead person's will be in operation at the INVITATION—WORLD’S FAIR. to listen, and then for a moment WORLD-. OOLUM.IRN .X- obey this impulse, but her heart hands, which is to he given to St. PoetTion. It ron want a Deelen la all kind* of lofager she would not hear it, per­ failed her. Who could tell? God Peter at the gates of heaven. —Pear­ HATCMIR that will We with every Intending visitor to the Colombian suading herself that it was the wind give von PLEASURE . Exposition to be lure end .ee the might he so merciful as to let her die son ’s Weekly. ■ AND PROFIT rand to. rising among the trees. When at before it was known. la item pa for new Illustrated catalogue Addrra.: last it was unmistakable, and the The two gentlemen spent a very Tho First Sunday Paper. Reliable Ineibator and Brooder Co., Qaisej, Illinois. RELIABLE great hall door was heard to open,and merry morning on the ice wfth the The first Sunday edition issued by CARPENTER even —or so she thought in the sud ­ children, and in the afternoon left any New York daily was that of the ORGANS. den shiver of agitation that seized Blencarrow the best of friends with Herald, just before the war broke TJic Rocker Washer TICTOST: CEMETERY WORK. her—a breath of icy wind came in, their sister, grateful to her for her out. This was done in order to make l.oa prOY-d tSp moEt satisfactory Brattleboro, Vt, sweeping through the house, she was forgiveness. Mrs. Blencarrow did of ao)- WftgQtr ever placed upon use of the left-over matter with tho itMfk*». «1 if warranted to Highest Quality. for the moment paralyzed with dis ­ not think it necessary to go out to whioh the galleys were filled after the wash am rd.tu- T family washing of lOO PIECES IN ON Greatest Durability. may and fear. She said something to the pond that afternoon —she was Saturday paper had gone to press. HOUR at elpan aa can be hurry the children to bed, to bid tired, she said —and the skating, The Sunday paper did not become a washed on th« with hoard. Writ# In the mean time write for rat: lo g e and terms, or Cut Stone for Biildi for price* and full description. better at I 1 rail at the Westei. ,'arerooma. Wa them go —go! But she was inaudible which often lasts so short a time feature of the times until tho war ROCKER WASHER PO. will be glad to tee you. 807 809 Wabaah Ave, even to herself, and did not attempt, that everybody feels it a duty to take created a demand for news from the FT Vital, IKD - J. HOWAKD FOOTE, Gen'I. Western Agt.. Lib.nl tnducoaieDU to Uv. qio. 49-12 CHICAGO. QPSQJBITB POSTOFFICD. nor could indeed form any further advantage of it, had cleared the front.

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bUAKD OF TKVI REAL ESTATE. Corblt & Valenitine—Hardware. Willie W. Ely and wife to Robert W. Davids and What The Republican. Adjourned regular meeting May 10, 1893. wife, 20 acres section 18, Eagle. 9900. Meeting called to order by Preaident DeWitt. Emily L. Barnard to John W. Barnard, 2% acres Thursday, May 18, 1893. present Truatee* Hollister, Knlifiln, Murdock, section 6, Essex. 9160. q. c. Can’t Pull Out? 647754 Palmer and Wolcott. Mary R. White to 8arah J. Carey, weat 26 feet of The following claims were presented and re­ lots 9 and 10, blk 41. village ol St. Johns, 9200. Why the President Cleveland has appointed ferred to the committee on claims: Myron S. Mots and wife to Martin V. Allor, 1 '/t acre* section 8, Essex, 966. ex-congressman Blouni minister to the Geo. S. Msrtindale A Co ...... 9 6 00 Rhode J. Baldwin to John W. Keeney, lot 6 blk Sandwich Islands. This is probably M. F. Pitta, marshal’s pay roll ...... 28 96 7, village of Fowler, 9700. reward for hauling down the American The following claim* were presented and re­ Eugene Parka, et at, to William H. Richards, 20 lias raised by Minister Stevens and the ferred to the committee on claims and fire, water acres section 30, Bengal, 9700. and light* Jointly : Livens A. Jeffery* to Francis Barrington, lot 3 provisional government. It is mighty O. C. Clark, secretary...... AS 00 $16 90 $16 00 blk 6, village of Eureka, 9260. humiliating to patriotic Americans, and The following claim was presented and relerred Clarence A. Wilcox to Emory B. Smith, part of lot 2 blk 40, village of St. Johns, 9600. Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled to the committee on fire, water and light* and so was the election of Cleveland over Samuel Sherman and wife to George G. Fletcher, Watch Cases, made by the Benjamin Harrison. claims jointly : pm of lota 8, 4, 6, 6 blk 1, village of Emmonsvllle, St. Johns electric Ln H. and P. Co ...... 928 00 Keystone Watch Case Com­ The board of water commissioner* submitted the Llndon H. Allen and wife to Jamee R. Barber, 20 More than three-fourths of the im following report, in accordance with a resolution scree section 83, Ovid, 9725. pany, Philade lphia. It pro ­ Why not buy the Oliver portant foreign ministers and consuls of the Board, at a regular meeting held May 1st, Lawrence Crist snd wife to Seymour Foster, 20 acres section 82, Westphalia, 9800. tects the Watch from the pick­ Plow and save 30 per cent, 1893, requesting a test of burning hard coal for appointed by the new administration Ralph H. VanDeusen to Ella May Daggett, lot 18 pocke t, and preve nts it from are southern men who fought against forty-eight hours. The test was made as follows: blk 6, VanDeusen ’s addition village or Elsie, 9150. in Repairs. The best Gen­ From 12 o ’clock May 8th, 1893 to 12 o ’clock May Edward Brown and wife to Cooley E. Ball, lot 1 dropping. Can only be had their country in the late war, and who 10th, there was burned 4,240 pounds of soft coal, at blk 28, village of St Johns, 94,000. eral Purpose Plow made. have fought against the interests of 93.18 per ton. total cost, 96.60. In that period of Sarah C. Mack and husband to Frank L. Jonea, with cases stamped American labor in the halls of congress time there was pumped 334,720 gallons of water. 40 acre* section 33, Essex, 11,800. with this trade mark. We are agents for the William E. Johnson to 8arah A. Johnson, lot 7 ever since. They are free traders who From 12 o ’clock May Uth, to 12 o ’clock May 18th, there was burned 4,378 pounds of hard coal at 97.00 and part of 5 and 6 blk 29, village of St. Johns, 91 Walter A. Wood and Deer- would pauperize the American laboring q. c. Sold, without extra charge total cost, 918.32. There was pumped in thatperiod Hannah C. Hewitt to Jennyllae E. Hewitt, lot 8 ing Machines. man, and ruin the American manu of time 814,920 gallons of water. blk 23, village of Maple Rapids, 9600. for this bow (ring), through facturers. All of which is most respectfully submitted. Ezer D. Largent and wife to Lea Mott, G. Bates, Watch dealers only. We have just received a JOHN D. HENDERSON, lot 8, Borden D. Hick’s addition, village of Elsie, 9160. C. C. VAUGHAN, large stock of Wire and The state board of canvassers com­ Albert 8m!th and wife to Sarah J. Emmons, 80 Ask yo ur jeweler for pam­ pleted their work Tuesday morning. W. SUNDAY, acre* section 80, Bingham, 91. q. c. Nails of all kinds. Jas. B. H kndeksoh , Water Commissioners. Robert W. David and wife to Willie W. Ely, phlet, or send to makers. The official returns of the spring election Secretary. 11 92-100 acres section 9, Eagle, 9600. show the following pluralities: For A peUtlon for sewer commencing at a point 80 Jane £. Hamilton to Harry W. Bradner, lot 26 chief justice, Hooker, 16,042; for re­ feet south and 28 feet east of the northeast corner blk 120, village of St. Johns, 9700. ol block 116 and running thence south on Clinton George H. Grove to Samuel H. Yerger, 25 acres section 27, Ovid, 91000. .^Ll .7/gives gents of university, Keifer, 17,513; avenue to the north side of Steel street, with a David Well* and wife to Frank Wells, 40 acres Fletcher, 17,819. The amendments re suitable man hole on the south end, signed by S. F R ES H' •action 30, Riley, 9800. Jness . ceived the following pluralities : Staten W. Gibb* aDd three others was presented and re­ John L. Trane hell and wife to Jane E. Roggow, officers ’ salaries, 1,821; commissioners ferred to the committee on claims. 26 acres section 2, Bingham, 91.000. 1 *1*1 jdOTiflsSfiS/ ANt‘ The motion carried that the report of the water clear of highways, 8,471; Grand Rapids im­ commissioners be accepted and placed on file and Buy Dullham’s Great German 15-cen ti>g ; SKIN, provement, 15,606; jurisdiction of cir­ published in the proceedings with the statement Liver Pills—40 in each package. For rur ES Constipation corbit & that bard coal in car load lota would cost 96.23 sale by Travis A Baker. 7 cuit court, 6,727. The following plurali­ p- INDIGESXION.DIZZ INE SS, ties were received by the Detroit delivered at the works. WHY ? ^uption.s on the sk /a/ The committee on fire, water and lights reported Beautifies^ Complexion. judges: Carpenter, 1,192; Donovan, that they found the claims referred to them correct Taste of “Royal Ruby Port Wine” and 1,350; Lillibridge, 154 ; and Hosmer, 507. you will know why we call it "Royal. ” WYaw. row a case it VALENTINE. at the footing* and recommended that they be al­ A glass held up to the light will show It is an agreeable Laxative for tbe Dowels; The above candidates are all republicans lowed and orders drawn on the proper funds for why we call it Ruby. $500 reward for can be made into a Tea for use in one minute. -DETROIT. MICH.- except Lillibridge. the amounts. Price 25c . 60c. and $1.00 per package. GRANO RAPIDS. MICH. On motion the report was accepted and adopted. any bottle of this wine found under five VA HA An Elegant toilet Powder Largest stock In the Weat The committee on claims reported on the claims years old. It is grand in sickness or fkw nu for tho Teeth and Breath—25o. A t last the secret is out as to why where a strengthening cordial is re- ABSOLUTELY EVERY-1 referred to them as follows : Sold by Fildew & Millman. W-REID THING. Write for prices. GLASS Commissioner Raurn was asked for his M F Pitt* ...... _...... 928 96 recommended at 928 96 uired; recommended by physicians. resignatipn weeks before his successor OC Clark,sec’y..... - 6 00 •• “6 00 Se sure you get Royal Ruby. Sold onlv in auart bottles; price $1. For sale by was selected. As long as he remained OC Clark, stcy...... 16 80 •• “ 16 80 PARMELEE’S O C Clark, secy ...... 16 00 “ “ 9 26M. McDonald A Co., druggists, St. Johns, at the head of the bureau applications G SMartlndale A Co 6 00 " “ 6 00 Mich. ______12-52 for pension were granted just as rapidly St. Johns electric L. Mothers and Daughters. as they had been since the new law H. A P. Co ...... 28 00 “ “ 28 00 Over twelve years I was afflicted with a very ser­ ious female difficulty and for the last sixteen went into effect, nearly three years ago. Ou motion the report was accepted and adopted. months was under treatment of three of the very WDNEY&’LiVEK ou'll Make No Mistake One of the first things agreed upon by Trustee Hollister offered the following resolution: best physicians that money could employ. Under Resolved, that whereas the following named their skillful treatment I gradually grew worse, the new democrat cabinet was that the agent of the owner of the following described real until they decided they could render me no perma­ ourtB. nent help. One of my friends persuaded me to try THE GREAT REMEDY FOR number of original pensions granted estate baa refused and neglected to remove the a bottle of Dullam’s Great German Uterine Tonic If when in town you take your filth from the privy on his premises, as ordered by and after takiDg three bottles, can say I am in Butter and Eggs to should be largely cut down, and they better health than I have been for twenty years Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness, have been from the day that General the health officer, and he having had due and suf­ and am now 60 years old. but feel as young as at 30. ficient notice to remove the same, tho health office r 91 a bottle, 6 for 95. Mbs. Thob . Tandy , Flint, Dizziness, Sick A--D" ' ' , Raum left the bureau, the decrease be­ has proceeded to remove the same from said prem • Mlcb., June 2,1890. For sale by Travis A Baker. 4 ing about 70 per cent.—Grand Rapids isea and the amount of the cost of said removal Fell Dead. Fsier and Ague, Herald. should be paid by said person and should be a These words are very familiar to our AND ALL CALKINS & SON! charge against said lands until paid. Therefore, readers, as not a day passes without the KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. The justices of the supreme court get resolved that the same be accordingly assessed, vis : C. M. Merrill, agent of Elias Aberle, owner. 8J^ report of the sudden death of some pro ­ Large Bottles, $1.00; Six Bottles, $6.00. salaries of $5,000 per year each. They of lot 2 block 2. Expense of removing filth from minent citizen. The explanation is They CAN and WILL give you bargains that cannot be duplicated in Clinton reside wherever they choose, though “Heart Disease.” Therefore beware if E. M. Parmelee’s Sugar-Coated Vegetable Pills. County. Note these Leaders : same, 96. And resolved that the clerk prepare a ou have any of the following symptoms: An Anti-Bilious Specific, Purely Vegetable. generally in Detroit Owing to the special assessment roll ior the same and report it £ort Breath, Pain in Side, Smothering Always effectual. Beware of counterfeits. The to this Board. genuine hear the name of E. M. PARMELEE, amount of business there has been some Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthmatic Breath and are put up only In RED wrappers. 25 cents. The resolution prevailed. ing, Weak and Hungry Spells, Tender ­ Hamilton's Tooth Ache Drops cure In 1 to 3 minutes. 5yi lbs. Best Japan Tea...... $2 00 talk of increasing the number of jus­ Yeas—6; nays —0. ness in Shoulder or Arm, Fluttering of The E. ■. Parmelee Med. Co., Ltd., Dsnrille, IT.Y. tices, but the present members of the The undersigned street and sewer committee 10 lbs. Crushed Java Coffee...... 2 00 Heart or Irregular Pulse. These symp ­ For Sale by Dealers. court announce that if their salaries having examined the petition referred to them at toms mean heart disease. The most re­ tf lbs. Best Mocha and Java Coffee ...... 1 00 were raised to $7,500 per year, and the regular meeting May 1st, 1893, beg leave to liable remedy is Dr. Miles’ New Heart 2 lbs. Best Tea Dust...... 25 they were compelled to live in Lansing, report as follows: Cure, which has saved thousands of lives. That the petition No. 17 of Wm. F. Tromp, M. F. FOR THE FINEST.. they might be able to do the work with­ Book of testimonials free at Travis A 1 lb. Good Chewing Tobacco ...... 25 Washburn and ten others, for the grading of Baker’s, who also sell the New Heart out increasing the number. It is a little Brush street from south line of Gibbs street to Cure. ______1 rough on Lansing to have the justices north line of Steel street, be granted. Don ’t Get Imposed Upon. Our “LILY WHITE” Flour at 55 cents a sack leads them all. ask a bonus of $2,500 each per year for That the petition No. 18 of Stephen J. Wright and four others for the opening of Rogers street Ia a good motto to follow in buying medicine as Our 0wos8O Standard at $1.75 a hundred is gaining new friends daily. living in the capital city. It will strike from Morton street west to the west line of the well as In everything else. By the universal satis­ In fact, when you need anything in the line of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and the average taxpayer, however, that if corporation line, be granted. faction It has given and by the many remarkable Shoes, your wants can be supplied at prices lower than the lowest. Cash for That the petition of Charles Travis and four cures it has accomplished, Dullam’s Great Geiman Butter and Eggs. Yours for trade, the justices can do the work for $7,500, Blood, Liver, Stomach and Kidney cure has proven they can do it for $5,000. The salary is others for the cleaning out of ditch on south side of Ionia street from west side of Morton street west to itself unequaled for building up and cleansing your high enough now, and instead of in­ corporation line, be granted. system and for all diseases arising from impure creasing tit, it would be better for the M. A. KNIFFIN, blood. Do not experiment with an unheard of or O. C. HOLLI8TER. untried article which you are told is good, but be L. J. Calkins & Son. legislature to ask the justices to remove sure to get Dullam’s. All druggists keep it. 91 a botj to Lansing and do the work they were H. PALMER. On motion the report was accepted and adopted. tie, 6 bottles for 98. For sale by TrsTls A Baker. 4 elected to do, or tender their resigna ­ Or anything in the line of Yeas—5; nays —none. Buy Dullam’s Great German 25 cent tion and letthe people elect justices who The committee on streets and sewers recom ­ THE COLUMBIA Cough Cure at Travis A Baker.’a The will. mended that the petition No. 19 for sewer on Clin­ MUSICAL ton avenue from Lincoln street to Steel street, be Sbiloh’a Vitalizer is what you need for SUMMER granted. Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin very GATE HANGER 1 O ne of the worst of many bad ap­ SUITS On motion the report was accepted. or Kidney Trouble. It it guaranteed to INSTRUMENTS, propriation bills being considered by Trustee Kniffin moved that S. W. Gibbs 200 feet, ive you satisfaction. Price 75c. Sold finest the present legislature is the one pro ­ R. R. Decker 60 feet, Clsrlnda Gibbs 100 feet, and y Fildew A Millman.______z E of SUMMER posing to increase the per capita tax J. J. Moinet 60 feet frontage, be permitted to con ­ Fall to do Their Duty. MUSIC, Etc., struct an 8 inch sewer, In accordance with peti­ OVERCOATS from three and one-half to five cents for Everybody has at times failed to do Dress tion No. 19. at theirown expense, and that said their duty toward themselves. Hun ­ the support of the state troops. Under sewer shall be uDder the control of the village the the proposed increase our "heroes of the dreds of lady readers suffer from sick Call on . . Suits FANCY same at if the village should build It, and that the headache, nervousness, sleeplessness and The Cheapest, Beat and Most Practical dress parade" would cost the tax-payers committee on street* and sewers continue tho said female troublea Let them follow the at VESTS Hanger ever made. It saves gates. It over $105,000 a year, whileabout all the sewer to the south side of Steel street and put In example of Mrs. H. Herbechter, Stevens saves crops. It saves labor and time. a man hole there. Point, Wis., who for five years suffered service they have ever rendered the The motion prevailed. It can be put on to any common farm people who foot the bills is to occasion ­ greatly from Nervous Prostration and Perfect Fitting gate in three minutes and once on you Yeas—6; nays —none. sleeplessness, tried physicians and dif ­ can handle the moet cumberson gate ally grace a Fourth of July celebration. Trustee Eniffin moved that the clerk be in WALKER STREET, EAST, J Tailor Mad# ferent medicinee without success. But Clothing. with ease. This Hanger is for sale by It is, undoubtedly, wise to maintain a structed to advertise in The Clinton Republican one bottle of Dr. Milee’ Nervine caused for two wreka that sealed proposals for the grad ­ ST. JOHNS, - - MICH. U •few companies of state troops in the sound sleep every night and she is feel­ D CONN Sc MUNRO, ing of Brush street would be received np to June ing like a new person. Mrs. Elizabeth larger industrial centers, but military 6tb, 1893, at 7 p. K. with the privilege of rejecting Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming, who D ST. JOHNS, MICH. companies have absolutely no excuse any or all bids. Dealers in Firat-claaa Farm Implements of all tried all other remedies, declares that * (1-6) Descriptions. for existence in the peaceful rural vil ­ The motion carried. after three weeks’ use of the Nervine for THE LATEST ’S lages of two or three thousand inhab­ Trustee Hollister offered the following resolution: Headache, Nervous Prostration, etc., she Resolved, that the marshal be Instructed to work was entirely cared. Sold by Travis A itants, where several of them are located. Rogers street the full width of four rods from Baker. Trial Bottles Free. 1 Suitings, Instead of increasing the tax for their Morton street to thewest line of the village, that Karl’s Clover Root, the new Blood The Things support, at least one-half of those already while working it he shall publicly and notoriously Fancy Vests, CALL AND SEE ME. claim and announce that said street belongs to the Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to in existence should be promptly mus­ village of St. Johns and that he re-enter said street the Complexion and cures constipation. We Prize Most tered out and the money squandered from Morton street to thewest line of the village 25c., 50c. and $1.00. 8old by Fildew A Light Overcoatings. First door east of Fowler k Ball's. Millman. z are not the gewgaws and gimcracks upon them should be applied to more for and on behalf of the village of St. Johns, which we gather about us. Every life, of useful purpose. said village claims to own, snd that he serve writ­ ------ST. JOHNS markets;------Every Desirable Shade and Walker St. E. - 8T. JOHNS. course, has its sacred tinseled treas­ ten notice to the shove effect on the property Grain quotations are furnished by the 8t. John* ures, but in this practical work-a-day Are Von Going to the World ’* Fair ? holders adjoining said above described portion of wheathouses every Wednesday, and are for the quality. world man is prone to value most Rogers street or their authorised agents. pries* paid that day. those things which serve him best. If bo you will consult your interest The reeolutlon prevailed. Wheat, white...... 68 and comfort by choosing one of the Wheat, red ...... _ ...... >....68 Not much sentiment in this, per­ routes offered by the Detroit, Grand Yeas 6; nays —none. Buckwheat...... 46(3,500 A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. • Where are you going my pretty maid?" haps, but some sense all the same. Haven & Milwaukee R’y, and Toledo, Trustee Hollister moved that tho marshal be in­ Oats...... 88 “ To mall this letter to Jackson," shesaid. structed to open the ditch on the south side of Bye- ...... 80 ” Pray what doe* tbe letter say, my pretty maid? ” The Saginaw & Muskegon R’y, with their Barley ...... 95®91.23 perewt Ionia street, In accordance with the peUtlon of Beans,...... 91.26 per bush “It’s just asking for sample* irom Fleld ’s,”she said Rail and Steamer connections. These Charles Travis and others. Live Poultry —Chickens, Ducks and Geeae....>..... 7c McCormick lines offer various routes by Rail and The motion carried. Live Turkey* ...... 8c F. R. JACKSON, Water and at very liberal rates. You Dressed Chickens...... —...... —...... rjSr. Machine of Steel can go to Chicago bv Rail and return by Yeas—6; nays —none. Dressed Beef...... %i.a0 MERCHANT TAILOR, SEND TO US FOR SAMPLES . . . takes first rank the world over. Trustee Palmer moved that the village attorney Dressed Pork ...... 98.00 Hundreds of thousands of grain one of Goodrich Palatial Steamers by Butter as to quality ...... 10 to 21c per B> St. Johns, Mich. way of Grand Haven or by way of Mil­ be instructed to confer with Senator George A. Eggs ...... »...... 12c per dea If you want a New Dress, growers call It the best harvester waukee and this company ’s elegant line Steel and Representative F. W. Redfern as to the I >*rd...... _...... [email protected] If you want a New Waist, and binder that ever went into a timo that they may need his assistance In passing Potatoes ...... 60 to 65 Everyone who goes to the grain field, and they prize it accord ­ of Steamers. Or you can reverse your Onions ...... 75 ingly. It isn ’t sentiment with them route. Go by the way of Grand Haven the amendments to the village charter and act Hay, loose ...... 910.00 per ton If you are going to fix up an Old and Steamer to Chicago. Return all under their advice. WORLD’S FAIR Dress. —Tt1s just plain, old-fashioned com ­ Rail. No other lines offer attractions of The motion carried. mon sense. They like it best be­ Yeas—5; nays —none. should see OUR EXHIBIT end Model of onr cause it serves them best. a World ’s Fair trip as are made by these Nerve Blood Works In the Agricultural Building. Send for our If you use dry goods ol any Trustee Hollister gave notice that he would in­ It costs more money than some companies. Tickets are for sale at all Tonic Builder paper ‘‘ Tho Homestead,” shout Fertilizers. kind send to us principal ticket offices. For informa ­ troduce an ordinance at the next regular meeting harvesters, but that’s because it’s tion as to rates, routes, etc., apply to all to require all sewer joints and connections to be more valuable. Its advantages more cemented. Michigan Carbon Works, Respectfully, than offset the added cost. agents of this and connecting lines. On motion, the Board adjonrned. DETROIT, MICH. The “ Machine of Steel" is built Ben . Fletcher, Jno . W. Loud , DEWITT H. HUNT. Trav. Pass. Agt. Traffic Manager, ______Village Clerk. to harvest the grain crop of the fl»HAnrlWlwW»fflF«, VllfwlN. world, and to do it better than any Detroit, Mich. 4tf Detroit, Mich. Sufferers from Rheumatism of the | and Plat»la. Carta, L.H. FIELD, other machine. Thomas Bromley , local agent, St. Johns. , (arriAFP* Nafoa, Heart will find “ Adironda, ” Wheeler’s ___Ali_ Price______„______, Cart Top*,NkIda, Perhaps you may care to know more SralapRuMaes,Sr win* MarMnca. imrdraw,AftordroiUe «>*»«,Off*** Ptaan "!'*■. Jackson, Mich. •bout this harvester. Our catalogue will Heart and Nerve Cure, a never failing rut Itr.urn, Pm* Stills. BUtm, E.IIIm, IUm Bllh, interest you. Mr. Chauncey M. Depew’s advice is relief and cure if properly taken. letter Prrues, iut Vr»w», Tratb, Sn-tU, Prm Stands Vopj Hooks YU«, Drills **•••* McCormick Harvesting Machine Co. "Go south young man. The best in­ Law. Slno.ru, forfro mis Lolk«S Drod.r,, lhio,fiuO, THOS. S. SPRAGUE ft SON. ducements to visit the natural resources Dr. WILLIAMS- Cora Hh.ll.rt, llta* Carls, Forgra. H»rtp«»,Wlr. Frara, Attorney, snd Solicitor, of Pit. CHICAGO, “1 The greatest worm destroyer on earth SOr. MEDICINE CO., Panning Mills, Wrlofort, Kotlooo, Bara, MotlMaftt, !*t*. United State, snd forelfn. of the Great South are now offered by is Dullam’s Great German Worm Lozen­ Oral. Drnnp., Craw lUra, Bnll.r., Tool., Wt Brum. Co crcmondence (ollcited. lnitruc- CONN & MUNR0E,St. Johns. per box II.j. mo.kTklwatsr, Rallrand, PWUSarm and ('•inter tU CLXS. tlon Paraph 1st tree, j» Wbst the Mobile & Ohio R. R. See advertise ­ Schenectady, N.Y. 8 0 w m m o ge ra, only 25 cents per box. For sale by 0 for fJ.,50. . * for nroo CoiatafM I I I mliMf. PATENTSi. COMBS**, St.sst, DETROIT, ments. Travis A Baker. 8 and BrockTille, On'. Ill Bo. Jtfltrsos It , CHICAGO MALI 00., OMsage, OL MICH. BsttbUshn* 1S6J. • 4

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WILL BUST THE TRUST. Primary School Fnnd Legal. Legal. Legal. The following is a statement of the REPORT OF THE CONDITION The Republican. The Whipple Harrow Company to Push ROBATE NOTICE -PROBATE COURT, CLIN- ortgage sale . - default having number of children residing in the town­ ton County-ss. Notice is hereby given that been made in the condition* of a certain Suita Again*! Combination Dealer*. ships of Clinton county that areentitled to OF THU Pall claims and demands against tbe estate mortgage,otM dated November 7th. 1890. executed by Silas Cleveland, deceased, will be beard by the Adailuu S. Brown to the Cliuton County Savings Thursday, May 18, 1893. share in the semi-annual apportionment Judge of Probate of said county, at tbe Probate Bank, and recorded November 7. 1890, in the office E. E. Whipple, of the Whipple Harrow office, in tbe Village of St. Johns, on the 6th day of the register of deeds, for Cliuton county, In company, returned from an extended of tho primary school interest fund to St. Johns National Bank, of November, 1893. And that tbe creditors of said Michigan, In liber 74 of mortgages, on page 426. ou Detroit TIME_TABLE which each township and village is en­ deceased are allowed six mouths front tbe dste of which mortgage there la claimed to be due at tho trip through the eaBt Saturday. Since At St. Johns, In tho State of Michigan, at tbe close this notice in which to pre«eul their claims for ad ­ date of this notice, one hundred and twenty-aevea GKANDHAVEN titled, the same being at the rate of .77 of business, May 4lb, 1893. justment. dollars and thirteen cents, besides sn attorney fee of .. IN EFFECT .. he commenced suits against combina ­ fifteen dollar*, itipulated In said mortgage to be paid RESOURCES. Dated May 4th. 1893 Milwaukee tion dealers, under the Sherman anti­ per capita: CHARLES M. MERRILL, should auy proceedings be taken to foreclose said Rt\ll WAY Township. No. of Amount Loans and discounts...... $273,186 76 3w5 Judge of Probate. mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law or in MAY 1st, 1893. trust law, farmers have written to him Children. Apportioned. Overdrafts,secured and unsecured ...... 2.483 62 eaulty having been Instituted to recover any part of the debt secured by said mortgage, now there­ 481 f 881 87 U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation ...... 26,000 00 "tXT- •■t-w*,r

No. cent* ...... 143 52 Ofc H Eagle 8fiO 274 12 & National Harrow trust goods, although Specie...... 12,601 80 tell at public auction to tbe highest bidder there­ t here will be sold at public vendue, to the highest Gr. 2 404 880 88 X w 29 Essex Legal-tender notes...... 8,080 00 for, on the 26th day of June, 1893, at 2 o'clock p. u. bidder, the premises in aaid mortgage described, a. 111. in. m they could have purchased other goods Greenbush 875 288 75 at the dwelling house, on the premiaea for sale, a. m. P* p. in. p- 801 277 07 Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer (6 viz : The east one-fourth of the west half of tbo DETROIT...... Lv. 6 50 10 50 4 05 8 45 10 45 cheaper. The farmers and farmer Lebanon per cent, of circulation)- .....-...... 1,126 00 hereinafter described : Tbe undivided one-fifth southwest quarter of section thirteen; tbe east Milwaukee Junct 7 10 11 10 4 25 9 06 u 05 organizations are taking np this fight Olive 800 287 08 part of tbe west half of the northwest quarter, thirty acres of tbe south west quarter of said section Pontiac ...... 7 58 12 00 6 07 9 60 12 15 Ovid 828 087 50 Total ...... $846,192 27 and the northwest quarter of tbe southwest quarter thirteen, and the west half of the eoutbwest quarter p. 111. a. 111 in earnest. It is a matter of the great ­ Riley 478 804 21 (except thirty acres on tbe east side south of tbe or the southeast quarter, of eaid section thirteen, Holly ...... 8 42 12 4-5 6 51 10 30 i 14 est interest to all, for if the court up­ Victor 204 208 28 LIABILITIES. Grand River road.) Alloa section twenty-seven all in township seven north of range three west, la Durand arrive ..... 9 20 1 50 6 50 11 10 2 13 Watertown 870 201 88 (27). township of Victor, Clinton county, state of the state of Michigan. Said sale will be made sub­ holds Mr. Whipple’s position, there is Westphalia 715 550 55 Capital stock paid in...... $100,000 00 Durand leave ...... 9 35 not a trust in the United States that can Surplus fund ...... 16.000 00 Michigan. ject to the payment of the remainder of aaid mort ­ Owoaao Junct. ar_ 10 05 2 30 7 30 8 05 Undivided profits ...... 6,919 86 Dated May 4th, 1893. gage not yet due, being twelve hundred dollars and Owoaso Junct. l’vq 10 15 stand if attacked under the Sherman law. Card of Thanks. National Bank notes outstanding ...... 22,500 00 FLORA LACKEY, the interest thereon at saven per cent, per annum Ovid ...... 10 36 2 48 7 47 ,2 A call was made on the Whipple Har* Individual deposits subject to 8-7 Guardian of said Minor. from November 7th, 1892. 8T. JOHNS...... 10 8 Ofi 8 04 8 58 Dated February 21at, 1893. 54 row Company yesterday to see if there St. Johns Commander? No. 24, K. T., tender their check...... -...... 472,144 04 Ionia...... 11 49 3 56 8 55 Sfr*2 3► 6 10 Demand certificates of deposit... 90,267 84 State Tax Lands. THE CLINTON COUNTY 8AVING8 BANK, p. m was anything new in the fight, and it sincere thanks to the M. E. church, pastor and choir Pkrrins A Baldwin , Mortgagee. 24 5 50 Certified checks...... 210 86 COUNTY TREASURER ’S OFFICE, 1 Lowell ...... 12 17 4 24 9 Pel was stated that at a meeting of the di ­ for their assistance on the occasion of the Ascenaion ------162,621 78 ohns Attorneys for Mortgagee. 48-12 Grand Rapids ...... 12 50 6 10 10 20 < 40 St. J , Micb., April 18, 1893. j B rectors on Monday it was decided to Da? services. Also our grateful acknowledgements Due testate Banks and Bankers...... 19,150 68 Notice is hereby given that certain land* situated G. R. A I. Junct.... 1 05 5 15 10 25 rH 7 10 Liabilities other than those above stated.. 20,000 00 Ferrysburg ...... 2 05 6 10 11 15 8 20 fight to a finish on the lines pursued by to tho ladle* of this place for their kind assistance in tbe County of Clinton, bid off to tbe atate for ORTGAGE SALE.—DEFAULT HAVING SS Total ___- ...... $346,192 27 taxee of 1889 and previous years, and described in been made in the condition* of a Grand Haven ...... 2 10 6 15 11 20 8 Mr. Whipple in Pennsylvania and New In beautifully arranging flowers for the decoration statements on file In this office, will be sold at pub­ M a. Ul. a. III. a. 111. mortgage, made by James T. Munroe and Alice York, making war on dealers who of thegraves of our departed fraters. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I M lic auction by the undersigned county treasurer, at B Munroe to Albert J. Baldwin, guardian of Flor ­ Chicago by Sir ar.. 6 00 tbe county seat, on the 22d dsy of May, 1893, at the Milwaukee Str ar.. 6 30 violate the law by selling combination County on Clinton . ( ence M. Teachout, a minor, dated March 25th, 1889, barfows. Those knowing Mr. Whipple’s I, P. E. Walsworth, Cashier of the above named place designated for the annual tax sales, if not and recorded In the office of tbe register of deeds Eastwurd- BORN. bank, do eolemnly swear that the above statement previously canceled accordlug to law. for Clinton county, in Michigan, on March 26th, fighting and staying qualities and the Said statements contain a full description of each 1889, in Liber 72 of mortgage* on page 283, on which w h d Is true to tbe beet of my knowledge and belief. parcel of said lands, snd mar be seen on applica­ 16, 2* £ mortgage there !■ claimed to be due at tbe date of

capital and pluck that he has behind P. E. WALSWORTH, Cashier. Jv I M f . In Lebanon, May 9th, to Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth tion at the office of tbe county treasurer. this notice seven hundred and twelve doll*'* and . P him, know that it means trouble for Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th dsy Tbe land struck off to tbe state for taxes of 1889. 8TATION8. & No. KrO seventy-four cents, besides an attorney fee of

a Baxter, a son. of May, 1893. JOHN C. HICKS, *55®. those who have violated thelaw. or other years, at tbe tax sales in May last, will be twenty-five dollars, stipulated in said mortgage j Except Notary Public. £* Sunday. ► M The writer was somewhat surprised In Essex, May 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Len- offered subject to the right of redemption pres­ to be paid should any proceedings bo taken to Mail u u A Correct —Atteat. GEO. A. STEEL. cribed by law. WM. H. ROSE. a W hart, a daughter. foreclose said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding p in a. in. p. in. p. in. at what he saw in the shape of letters GALUSHA PENNELL. 51-4 County Treasurer. at law or In equity having been instituted to re­ Milwaukee Lt., 9 00 from all parts of the country and from In Maple Rapids, Ms? 9th, to A. J. Moss and COOLEY E. BALL, cover any part of the debt secured by said mortgage. Chicago Lt..... 7 80 all classes of people who seem to be This bo? Is the third in Directors. Therefore, by virtue ef the power of sale iu said a. m wife, another democrat, ROBATE ORDER-STATE OF MICHIGAN, mortgage contained, and of the statute In such case ready to assist in helping to wipe out that family. County of Clinton, ss. At a session ot the Grand Haven Lv 5 45 9 00 2 10 8 00 PProbate Court for tbe County of Clinton, holden atmade and provided, notice is hereby given that on Ferrysburg .... I? 5 49 9 05 2 15 8 05 trusts. The letters from farmers and EPORT OF THE CONDITION JUNE 3bd , 1893. at 1 o'clock in tbe afternoon, the resolutions passed by their organiza­ Legal. R tbe Probate Office, In tbe Village of St. Johns, on at the west front door of tbe court house for G. R. A I. Junct.... 63 6 42 10 05 8 12 10 45 Wednesday, the 3rd day of May, in the year one Clinton county, tn Michigan, in theVillage of St. Grand Rapids ..... 6 45 10 20 3 25 11 00 tions show that they have no love for thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. Johns, in said county, there will be sold at public Lowell-...... 7 20 10 55 3 58 11 65 the National Harrow Company or any ortgage rale —whereas default Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. vendue to the highest bidder the premises in B'S a. in. dealer who will patronize them. They bss been made in tbe payment of the money In tbe matter of the estate of Leonard Gall, de ­ said mortgago described, viz : The west half of the Ionia ...... 7 45 11 25 4 27 12 42 securedM by a mortgage bearing date the 19th day of The State Bank of St. Johns, ceased. On reading and tiling the petition duly northeast quarter of section seven, in township Fowler ...... 8 14 11 52 6 02 1 32 also offer assistance and agree to furnish May, 1881, executed by Frederick Bauerly. of the At St. Johns, Michigan, at the close of business verified, of Christina Fairbanks, praying that the five north oi range four west iu Michigan. p. m evidence if the Whipple Harrow Com ­ city of tensing, Michigan, to Frederick Schmid Jr. May 4th, 1893: last will and testament of said deceased may be Dated March 8th, 1893. ST. JOHNS..... 8 30 12 17 5 20 2 00 of Ann Arbor, Michigan, which said mortgage was proved and admitted to probate, aud that John ALBERT J. BALDWIN, pany will follow up the fight that will recorded in tbe office of the register of deed* lor RESOURCES. Melvin or some other suitable person may be ap­ Shepardaville ...... 12 30 5 32 Loans and Discounts...... $152,433 72 pointed administrator of said estate, with the will Guardian of Florence M. Teachout, a minor, Ovid ...... 8 44 12 86 5 38 2 27 bring the guilty dealers to justice. the County of Clinton. Michigan, in llbor 48 of Pkrrins A Baldwin , Mortgagee. Owoaao Junction.., 9 02 1 15 6 00 8 10 This fight involves principles that mortgages on page 387, oo the 20th day of May, Stock, bonds and mortgages, etc...... 20,000 no anrexed. Attorneys for Mortgagee. 1881. and which said mortgage was duly easigned Overdrafts ...... 436 82 Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday the 25th deeply inteaest everyone opposed to by said Frederick Schmid Jr. to Louise Vols, on Due from banks in reserve cities...... 6,684 02 day of May, A. D , 1893, at one o ’clock in tbe alter- Durand ar...... 6 20 9 28 1 47 6 30 3 53 Ranking house...... 7,000 00 noon be assigned for the hearing of said petition, Durand leave ...... 9 35 trusts and combines. And the Whipple the 1st day of September, 1884, and recorded In ortgage sale —whereas default Holly ...... "606 10 14 2 26 7 40 4 47 Harrow Company has the sympathy said register of deeds office In liber 67 of mortgages Furniture and fixtures...... 2,500 00 and that the heirs at law and legatees of said de ­ has been made in the payment of tbe money Pontiac ...... 6 46 10 53 8 0.6 8 25 6 37 oo page 214, on the 12th day of September. 1884. Other real estate...... 698 oo ceased and all other persons Interested in said will, securedM by a mortgage dated the 2d day of October and will receive th$ hearty co-opera ­ And whereae tbe amount claimed to bo due on Current expenses and taxes paid ...... 1,478 53 are required to appear at a session of said coart Milwaukee Junct 7 80 11 30 8 45 9 06 6 30 Interest paid ...... 2,063 84 A. D.. 1891, executed by George E. Palmer and DETROIT...... Ar 7 45 11 50 4 05 9 26 7 00 tion of all classes whether interested in said mortgage at tbe date of this notice In the sum then to be holden at the Probate office in the village Lizzie Palmer, his wife, of DeWitt. Michigan, to harrows or not, as a decision in its favor of three thousand one bundled and forty-nine and Checks and cash items...... 9 '. 3 of St. Johns, and show cause, if any there be, why Ernest Heidt, of tbe same place, which said mort- 49~Chair Car, Buffet Car and Sleeping Car Service opens up a direct way of getting at the 16-100 dollar* ($3,149.16) besides an attorney fee Nickels and pennies ...... 230 f>3 the will should not be approved. age was recorded in the office of the register of provided by aw and all other legal costs of foreclos ­ Gold coin...... 4,207 50 And it is lurtber ordered, that notice be given to eeds forthe County of Clinton. Michigan, in Liber Eastward No. 13, nas Pullman Sleeper, Chicago to vitals of trusts, and a strong pressure ure, and no suit at law or proceeding in equity Silver coin ...... 1,811 co the persons interested in said estate of the pen­ S U. S. and National Bank Notes ...... 8,8 62 oo dency of the bearing thereof by causing a copy of 78 of mortgages on page 39, on the 5t h day of October Detroit. No. 14 has Wagner Chair and Bullet Car, will be brought to bear oa the court in having been Instituted to recover the debt now re­ A.D., 1891, at 8 o ’clock A.jii. of said day, and whereas this order to be published in Thk Clinton Kk - Grand Haven to Detroit. No. 18 has Chair Car, maining secured by said mortgage or any part Total ...... 4208.446 10 the amount claimed to be due od said mortgage at Grand Rapids to Detroit. No. 82 haa Wagner its favor, and as stated by a prominent thereof, whereby tbe power of sale contained In pi'BLIcan , a newspaper printed and circulating in the date of this notice Is the sum of three hundred Sleeper, Grand Rapid* to Detroit. circuit judge, it would be an honor to said mortgage bss become operative. Therefore, LIABILITIES. said County of Clinton, for three successive weeks and seventy-seven and 07-100 dollars, besides an any judge to render a decision that would notice la hereby given that by virtue ot said power Capital stock paid in...... $ 50.000 00 previous to said day of hearing. attorney fee and all other (legal costs of foreclosure; Westward No. 11 haa Chair Car, Detroit toGra.id of sale and in pursuance of tbe statute in such Surplus Fund ...... 2,700 OO (A true copy.) CHARLES M. MERRILL, and no suit at law or proceeding In equity having Rapids. No. 15 baa Wagner Buffet Chair Car,De ­ relieve the people from monopolies and case made and provided, the said mortgage will be Undivided profits ...... 6.714 55 2-3 Judge of Probate. been instituted to recover tbe debt now remaining troit to Grand Haven. No. 17 has Pullman Sleeper oppression. forclosed by a sale of the premises therein des ­ Individual deposits...... 48.UU8 57 secured by said mortgage or any part thereof Detroit to Chicago. No. 81 haa Wagner Sleeper, De­ cribed at public auction, to the highestbidder, at Certificates or deposit...... 82.872 98 ROBATE ORDER.-STATE OF MICHIGAN whereby the power of sale contained in aaid mort ­ troit to Grand Rapid*. High Scnool Notes. the west front door of tbe court bouse. In tbe vil ­ Savings Deposits ...... U^59 05 County of Cllntou.as. At a session of tbe gage has become operative, now, therefore, notioo JNO. W. LOUD, BEN FLETCHER, lage of 8t. Johns, in said county of Clinton, Michi­ Due to banks and bankers...... 290' 95 PProbate Court for the County of Clinton, bolden atIs hereby given that by virtue of the said power or Traffic Manager. Trav. Pass. Agent gan, thatbeing the place for holding the circuit Bills payable...... 6,000 00 the Probate Office, in the Village of St. Johns, on sale, and in pursuance of the statute tn such case THOMAS BROMLEY. Local Agent Essays due again Friday. court ot said county,on the 11th DAY OF AUGUST, Total ...... $208,446 10 Thursday, the 27lb day of April, In tbe year made and provided, tbe said mortgage will be fore ­ 1893, at 12 o ’clock noon of aaid day, which said closed by a sale of the premises therein described at George Richardson is quite sick. premises are described in said mortgage a* the one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. State of Michigan , County of Clinton —ss. Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Pro ­ public auction to the highest bidder, at the west ADDITIONAL. LOCAL Mr. White and Mr. Fuller visited the west half of the northwest quarter, and the west bate. front door of tbe court house in the village school Monday. half of the southwest quarter of section twenty- I, J. W. Fitzgerald, Cashier of the above named In the matter of the estate of Rose Padon, de ­ of St. Johns, in said County of Clinton, Michigan, ANNOUNCEMENTS. three (23) in town six (6) north of raDge two (2) Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement ceased, Lawrence Price, executor of said estate, that being the place for bolding the circuit court The Virgil class have commenced the west containing one hundred and sixty acres of la true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. of said county, on the 16th DAY OF JUNE A. D , J. \V. FITZGERALD, having made application for the allowance of his Ladies ’ aid society of West Bingham will meet eleventh book of the -Eneid. land be the same more or lees, township of Olive, final account. 1893, at one o ’clock in the afternoon of said day, Clinton county, Michigan. Cashier. Thereupon it la ordered that Thursday, the 25th which said premises are described in said mortgage with Mrs. Cyrus Smith, Thursday, May 26, at 1 Miss Whedon spent part of last week Dated May 19, 1893. LOUISE VOLZ. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of May. A.D. 1893, at 1 o ’clock In the afternoon as all tbat certain piece or parcel of land situate Ta o ’clock. A. F. Rouse . Assignee. day of May, 1893. H. H. FITZGERALD. tbe Township of DeWitt, Id tbe County of Clinton, at her home in Ann Arbor. Attorney for Assignee. 4-13 Notary Public. be assigned for the examination ot said account, at The Bengal U. B. mite society will meet with Correct — Attest: GEO. F. MARVIN. tbe probate office, in the Village of St. JohDS. and State of Michigan, and described as follows, The advance German class are read ­ And it is further ordered that notice be given to to-wit : The northnalf (%) of tbe northwest quar­ Mrs. Jacob Bare Wednesday, May 24th, 1893. ing a book of short stories selected from PORTER K. PERRIN, the persons interested la said estate, of the time ter (X) of the southwest quarter (if) of section fif­ Everybody invited. ROBATE ORDER-STATE OF MICHIGAN, OTIS FULLER. teen (15) of toWD five (5) north or range two (2) the best German authors. County of Clinton ss. At a session of the Directors. and place of said bearing, by causing a copy of this A business meeting of the King's Daughters will P order to be published In Thk Clinton Rrpubli - west containing twenty (20) acres more or less. Probate Court tor tbo bounty of Clinton holden at Dated March 22d, 1893. be held with Miss Neita Stout next Monday even* Professor Yntema attended a meeting the Probate Office, in the Village of St. Johns, on can , a newspaper printed and circulating in said of the superintendents of the public Tuesday, the 16tb day of May, in the year EPORT OF THE CONDITION County of Clinton, for three successive weeks pre­ ERNEST HEIDT, ing, May 22nd, at 7:30 o ’clock. schools of the state at Lansing last week. one thosuand eight hundred and ninety-three. vious to said day of hearing. A. F. RorSK, Mortgagee. You are cordially invited to attend the Epworth Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. OF THE 2-3 CHARLES M. MERRILL. Attorney for Mortgagee. 4713 Leagve Sunday, May 21st, at 5:30 p. m. Subject: He drove across the country and brought In the matter of tbe estate of Catherine Martin, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. The Young Christian in Society. home a severe cold. deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly verified of Albert C. Martin, praying that tbe Clinton Co. Savings Bank, UARDIAN SALE—NOTICE 18 HEREBY ortgage sale .—whereas default The Y. P. 8. C. E. will give an Ice cream and Iff?. Brown, assistant superintendent last will and testament of deceased may be proved given that by virtue and in pursuance of M bas been made in the conditions of a certain coffee social in Georgia ’s tenant bouse, one-half of public instruction under the last ad ­ and admitted to probate, and that be or some other At St. Johns, Michigan, at the close of business Glicense and authority granted to me, the undermortgage­ of real estate, executed by Philo C. Bas­ suitable person may be appointed executor of said May 4th,1893: signed, on the 30th day of March, 1893, by the sett, of Ovid, Clinton county, Michigan, to Eva mile west of the church, Friday evening, May 19. ministration, visited the high school last RESOURCES. Walker, of Detroit, Michigan, dated the sixth day estate. Judge of Probate of Clinton County, Michigan, to of May, A. D., 1S89, and recorded on the same day, Everybody invited. week in the interests of the Allan & Thereupon it Is ordered that Thursday, the 8th Loans and discounts ...... sell real estate belonging to William J. Pung, a The ladies ’ auxilllarr cemetery association will Bacon Publishing Co. dty of June, A. D., 1893, at one o ’clock in the Stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc...... minor, I will sell at public auction to the highest In Liber 69 of mortgagee, on page 627 in the office afternoon, be assigned for the bearing of said pe­ of tbe register of deeds for Clinton county, by meet at the cemetery Thursday, May 23, 24 and 26. Due from banks in reserve cities...... bidder on the 3d day of June, 1893, at 10 o ’clock A. which default thepower of sale in said mortgage The teachers of the high school re­ tition, and that the heirs at law and legatees of Current expenses snd taxes paid...... M.at the dwelling house of tbe late Michael Pung, at 9 a. m. All ladies who have plants belonging to ceived a box of trailing arbutns last said deceased and all other persons Interested In Interest paid ...... «...... on tbe premises hereinafter described, all the right, has become operative, and upon which mortgage said will are required to appear at a session of said there is claimed to be due at thedate of this notice the association please bring them, and all ladles week from Mabel Northrup, of Traverse Checks and cash Items...... title and interest of said William J. Pung, minor, the sum of eleven hundred and nineteen dollars interested in the work or who have plants to con­ court then to be bolden at tbe Probate Office, in Nickels and pennies...... In and to tbe undivided one-eleventh part of the City. Miss Kinne shared her flowers the Village of St. Johns, and show cause, If any Gold coin ...... west half of tbe north half of the south-west and thirty-five cents ($1,119.85), besides an attorney tribute please attend. there be, why the will should not be approved. fee of thirty dollars provided In said mortgage to with the freshman Latin class of which Silver coin ...... auarter of aection twenty-one, In tbe township of be paid should *Dy proceeding be taken to foreclose The ladies ’ literary club will hold its next meet­ And lt la further ordered that notice be 'given U. S. snd National bank notes ...... Westphalia, Clinton County, State ot Michigan. Miss Northrup was formerly a member. to the persons interested In said estate of the pen­ said mortgage ; and no suit or proceeding at law or ing with Mrs. Henry Pslmer, Wednesday after­ Dated April 15th A. D., 1893. in equity having been Instituted to recover the Several took advantage of examina­ dency of the hearing thereof by causing a copy of Total ...... $183 456 47 CHRISTINA PUNG. noon, May 24th. Program: Current events —Mrs. this order be published in The Clinton Republi ­ money secured by said mortgage or any part tion week to visit their homes and other 51w7 Guardian of William J. Pung, minor. thereof, notice is hereby given that by virtue of M. A. Hulse. The Vatican —Mrs. M. Babcock. can , a newspaper printed and circulating in aaid LIABILITIES. places. George Baldwin went to De­ County of Clinton, for three successive weeks pre­ uardian sale notice is hereby the statute and of tbe power of sale contained In The Popes of Rome —Mrs. H. M. Perrin. Reading Capital stock paid in...... $35,000 00 — said mortgage, I shall sell at public auction to the troit, Leora Chapin to Olive, Phebe vious to said day of bearing. Surplus fund ...... 4,600 00 given that by virtue and in pursuance of —Mrs. M. Weller._____ 4-3 CHARLES M. MERRILL, G highest bidder, at the west front door of the court Denton to Ionia and Madge Bunday and Undivided profits ...... 6,467 37 license and authority granted to me, tbe under ­ house, in the Village of St. Johns, Michigan, (tbat (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Certificates of deposit...... 4 1,488 63 signed, on the 3d day or April, 1893, by the Judge Winnie Daboll to rural districts. of Probate of Isabella County, Michigan, to sell being the place where the circuit court for said OBITUARY. Savings deposits...... «... 137 000 47 Countv of Clinton Is beld)on 'FRIDAY, THE 30th Mortar Board . ROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHIGA P ------138,489 10 real estate belonging to William Doll and Ellanora DAY OF JUNE. 1893, at 4 o ’clock in tbe afternoon County of Clinton ss. At a session of the Dull, minors, I wlllsell at public auction to ol said day, tbe land and premises described In said Alexander B. Kittle, of Watertown, Back to Life. P ToUl ...... $183,456 47 highest bidder on tho 3d day of June, 1893, at 10 Probate Court for the County of Clinton, bolden at o ’clock a . m., at the dwelling house of tbe late mortgage, as: All that certain piece or parcel of Clinton county, died at the home of bis the Probate Office, in tbe Village of St. Johns, on STATE OF MICHIGAN, I „ land in the Village of Ovid, Clinton county, Michi­ Tuesday, the 16th day of May, In the year one Michael Pung, on the premhea hereinafter des ­ gan, described as follows, to-wit : One hundred eon, George E. Kittle, near Delta, Satur­ County of Clinton . | ' cribed, all the right, title and interest of said As a usual thing people are prejudiced thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. William Doll and Ellanora Doll, minora. In and to and twenty-four feet of the east end oi out lot num ­ against traveling physicians. People Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. I, P. E. Walsworth, Treasurer of the above named ber oue tl) according to the recorded plat of aaid day, of malarial fever. He was an old In tbe matter of the estate of John Bushier, Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement the undivided one-eleventh part of tbe west half of village. will say that if this doctor was really a 1s true to the best of my knowledge and belief. the north half of the south-west quarter of aection pioneer. deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly twenty-one, in the township of Westphalia, Clinton Dated St. Johns, March 80th, 1893. first class physician it would not be verified of George Bushier, praying that thelast P. E. WALSWORTH, EVA WALKER, _ . . Treasurer. county, atate of Michigan. Mr. Kittle was bom in Schoharie necessary for him to travel around. But will and testament of the deceased may be proved Dated April 15th A. D., 1893. B. T. Prkntis . Mortgagee. and admitted to probate, and that Anna M. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day Attorney for Mortgagee. 48-13 county, New York, in 1812; married notwithstanding that the foregoing Buebler or some other suitable person may be of May, 1893, JOHN C. HICKS, 51-7 CHRISTINA PUNG, Miss Mary A. Barringer, of Troy, N. Y.f stands against this class of physicians as appointed administratrix of said estate. _ Notary Public. Guardian of Wllllem and Ellanora Doll, Minors. Cokeect Attbt: GEO. A. STEEL. a rule, and that some times this line of Thereupon it is ordered that Thursday, the 8th OTICE OF DRAIN LETTING—NOTICE IS DMINISTRATOR’S SALK.— NOTICE IS in 183(3, and soon after removed to day of June, A. D.. 1893, at one o'clock In the GALUSHA PENNELL, reasoning may be wrong is proven most ALBERT J. BALDWIN. N( hereby given that I, C. |G. Barnes, drain A hereby given that by virtue of license and Midma, that state, where he remained afternoon, he assigned for the bearing of aaid pe­ commissioner of the county of Clinton, state of authority granted to me, the undersigned, by the conclusively by the following statement. tition and that the hnirs at law and legateea of Directors. Michigan, will on the 29th day of Mar, A. D. 1893, Probate Court of Clinton county. Michigan, on the for some years. He came to Michigan As is well known to some of the readers said deceased and all other person* Interested In at the house of William Brace, on section 25, In the 23d day of March, 1893, to sail real estate be­ of the State Democrat, Mrs. Sophia Haag said will are required to appear at a session ot laid township of Westphalia, at 10 o ’clock In tho fore ­ longing to Harrison Hunt, deceased, I will sell at in 1856 and took up his residence on a court then to t>e bolden at the Probate Office, in J^EPORT OF THE CONDITION noon of that dav, proceed to receive bids for the ibllc auction to the highest bidder, on the 13TB farm in the township of Watertown, was stricken down last September with the Village of St.Johns, and show cause, If any cleaning out of a certain drain known as the BAY OF MAY A. D., IMS, at one o ’clock in the a severe case of sickness. The best there be, why the will should not be approved. OF “Westphaliaand Riley Drain, ’’ located and estab­ afternoon, at the Probate Office, in SC Johns, in where he resided np to within about physicians in this locality were sum­ And it is further ordered that notice be riven to lished on eectiona 19, 30, 31 and 82, in the township said County of Clinton, all the right, title and in­ the persons interested in aaid estate of the pen­ of Riley, and on sectlona 24 and 25, In the townahlp terest of said deceased in and to the northeast two months of his death. He is sur­ moned immediately, who after diagnos ­ dency of tho hearing thereof by causing a copy of Tite State Sannis Bank of Fovler of Westphalia, county of Clinton, state of Michigan. quarter of the northwest quarter of section number vived by his widow and six children, ing the case pronounced it malarial this order to be published In The Clinton Repub ­ Said job wlli be let by sections or divisions. The twenty-nine (29) in townahlp of Ovid, CUnton. fever, and later as typhus, and on ac­ lican . a newspaper printed and circulating in said At Fowler, Michigan, at tbe dose of bnsine section at the outlet of the drain will be let first, County. Michigan. two sons and four daughters. Funeral County of Clinton for three successive weeks pre­ May 4th, 1893. and the remaining eectiona In their order up Dated March 23d, 1893. count of the extreme seriousness of the vious to said day of hearing. RESOURCES. stream, in accordance with the diagram now on file HENRY KOBHT, services were held at Delta Monday case, called in another leading physician 4-3 CHARLES M. MERRILL, Loans and dlsoaunta...... $86,686 45 with tho other papers pertaining to said drain, and Administrator with the will annexed of the ea­ from the M. E. church. for the purpose of consultation. The (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. 8tocks, bonds, mortgages, etc...... 10.607 11 blda will be made and received accordingly. Con ­ sts of Harrison Hunt, deceased. 48-7 Overdrafts ...... 1,193 79 tracts will be made with the lowest responsible physician agreed with his brother Doe from bank* in reeerve cities...... 562 68 bidder giving adequate security for the perform ­ doctor both as to the nature of the ROBATE ORDER.—STATE OF MICHIGAN. Furniture and fixtures...... 860 18 ance of thework. In a sum to be fixed by me. The ROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHIGAN, Mrs. Caroline E. Wickee, wife of Frank P Couaty of Clinton ss. At a aeaaion of the date for the completion of such contract, and the County of Clinton as. At a session of the J. Wickee, of St. Johns, died at her home sickness and as to his mode of treat­ Probate Court for the County of Clinton, holden at Current expeaeea and taxes paid ...... 530 43 P ment. The patient realized that she the probate office, In the village of St. Johns, on Interest paid ...... 852 93 terms of payment therefor, shall be announced at Probate Court for the County of Clinton, bolden at on Stewart street, Saturday morning, Thursday, the 11th day of May, In tho year Checks and cask Items...... 86 40 the time and place of letting. tbe Probate Office, in the Village of 8t. JohDS, on was becoming no better and that physi­ one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. Nickles and pennies ...... _...... m 93 The assessment of benefits to land a of mid West­ Saturday, the 22nd day of April, in the year one May 13,1893, at about 9 o ’clock. She cally she was becoming weaker every Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Pro ­ Gold coin ...... 1,080 00 phalia and Riley Drain will be upon the original thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. had been an intense sufferer from tuber­ day, and notwithstanding that the Lan­ bate. Silver coin ...... 424 50 basis of ameesments for said drain, except on the Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Helen L. Curtis, U. 8. and National bank note*... —...... 2,086 00 seif ofseWand n e^ of ■ eif of aection 25.In In the matter of tho estate of John E. Power, cular meningitis since Thursday, May 4, sing phvsicians, who from time to time deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly Total ...... $58,673 80 town 6 north of range 4 west, and also the n e'.4 of deceased. Ad Ison Hulse, administrator, ate. Is true to the best of my knowlege snd belief. the Probate Office, in the Village of St. Johns, on Maple Rapids, October 26, 1869, and give him much hope, saying “that the W. ft. SNELLING, Monday, the 15th day of May, in the year one case was probably too far advanced for Cashier. thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. ROBATE ORDER —8TATE OF MICHIGAN. lived there untifafter the death of her ROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHIGAN Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. County of Clinton, as. At a session of tbe him to do much good, ” but after a per­ P Couaty of Clinton, ss. At s session of the off May,\f«tt 11893. ooq fir/VDf’GEORGEr tT. onBALDWIN, ntiftv In the matter of tbe estate of Nathaniel Huntoon, ProbateP Court for tho County of Clinton, belden at parents; her father dying during her sonal examination Dr. Humphrey took Prohate Court for the County of Clinton bolden at Notary Public. deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly the Probate office, In tbe Village of St. Johns, on infancy and her mother when she was the case in hand. Prior to this he pro ­ the Probate office. In the Village of St. Johns, on Correct —Attest: verified of Susan M. Brown, praying that the last Tuesday, the 2d day of May, in the year one Tuesday, the 9th dsy of May, In tbe year FREDERICK SCHEMER, will and testament of the deceased may be proved thousand eight hundred and nfnety-three. five years old. Deceased was married to nounced the sickness to be milk fever. one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. FRANK GRULER, and admitted to probate, and that sbe or some Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Pro ­ In a few days after taking Dr. Hum­ Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge ot Probate. JOSEPH COOK, other sullable person may be appointed administra ­ bate. Frank J. Wickes, of the firm of O. O. In the matter of the estate of Fred Keebler, Directors. trix of said estate. phrey’s treatment a marked change for deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly In the matter of the estate of William Down- Wickes & Sons, on November 27, 1888, the (letter was noted in the patient ’s verified of Elisabeth Badgerow praying that Phi­ Thereupon It is ordered that Thursday, the 8th ham, deceased. On reading and filing the petition LANDS FOR SALE t day of June A. D., 1893, at one o ’clock in the duly verified ot Frank Downliain praying that he who, with the twin boys aged twenty condition. In about two weeks she was lander Howe or some other suitable person may afternoon be assigned for tbe bearing of said pe­ or some other suitable person may be appointed months, is left to mourn her loss. An ironounced out of all danger. Her be appointed administrator of said estate. By The Illinois Central R. R. Co., At Low tition and that the helis at law and legateea of said administrator oi said estate. Thereupon It Is ordered that Thursday, the 8th Prices and on Easy Term*. In Southern deceased and all other persons Interested In said Thereupon it Is ordered tbat Thursday, tbe 25th older sister and a younger brother wore fleart, which was very weak, resumed day of June, A. D., 1893, at one o'clock in the after­ Illinois. will are required to appear at a session of said court day of May A. D., 1893. at one oclock In the its normal functions. She regained her noon, be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition, The best farm country In tbe world for either then to be holden at tbe probate office, in the afternoon be assigned for the hearing of said left orphans with the deceased but the lost appetite and in a short time Mrs. at the Probate Office, in tbe Village of St. large or small farms, gardens, fruits, orchards, Village of St. Johns, and show cause, if any there petition at the probate office, in the Village of death of the sister three years ago now Johns. dairying, raising stock or sheep. A great variety be, why the will should not be approved. St. John*. Haag was able to do light household And lt is further ordered that notice be given to of crops with a greater profit, can be grown on a And It is furthsr ordered that notice be Aod It is further ordered tbat notice be given to leaves George, aged about eighteen duties. Dr. Humphrey’s treatment was tbe persons Interested in said estate, of the time less amount of land In this country than In any given to the persons interested in said estate, of tbe the persons interested in said estate, of the time and place of said hearing by causing a copy of this other portion of this State. Special Inducements pendency of the hearing thereof by causing a copy and place of said hearing by causing a copy of this continued for three months, and today in Tub Clinton Rkpubli - years, the only surviving member of the order to be published and facilities offered by the Illinois Central Rail­ of this order to be published In Thk Clinton Re­ order to be published In Thk Clinton Kkpibi .i- Mrs. Haag has entirely recovered. can , s newspaper printed and circulating In aaid road Company to go and examine these lands. For family. The sympathy of all is with the publican . a newspaper printed and circulating in can , a newspaper printed and circulating In said Dr. Humphrey’s next visit to St.Johns County of Clinton, for three successive weeks pre­ full description and map, and any other informa ­ ■aid County of Clinton, for three auccesaive weeks county of Clinton for three successive weeks pre­ surviving whose bereavement has been will be on Thursday, May 25th, and can vious to said day of hearing. tion, address or call upon previous to said day of hearing.' vious to said day ot hearing. CHARLES M. MERRILL, E. P. SKENE. Land Commissioner I. C. R. R. Co. 4-8 CHARLES M. MERRILL, CHARLES M MERRILL, great in the loss of so estimable a lady. be seen at the Steel Hotel. (A true copy.) 4-8 Judge of Probate. 78 Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ills. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) |2w8 Judge ot Probate. ST. JOHNS REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1893

Mr. Chauncey M. Depew’s advice is LOADED LEGISLATION. **Go South Young Man.” The best In­ THEY TALK OF SEAL. At St. Johns, Thursdav, May 25, 1893. One day only Office—Parlors at the Steel House ducements on record to visit the Great The Eclectic Medical Society to Protect South are now offered by the Mobile A Against Certain Ullle In Legislature. Ohio Railroad. 23-11 THE BEHRING SEA SEAL QUES­ William Bell, chairman of the com ­ TION BEING CONSIDERED. mittee of legislation of the State Eclec­ Cheapest of Cheap Rate*. tic Medical and Surgical society re­ Now is your chance to investigate the ported to the convention at Lansing natural advantages and many induce ­ American Counsel Coudert Makes Some that there are now before the legisla ­ ments of the south. Your nearest rail­ Strong Points —Sir Charles Russell, of ture two bills which the eclectic phy­ road ticket agent or E. E. Posey, A. G. sicians should endeavor to kill. One P. A., Mobile, Ala., or F. W. Greene, British Counsel Becomes Excited and of these is the bill prohibiting the sale general agent, 108 N. Broadway, St. Stirs Things up to Fever lleat. by physicians of medicine to others Louis, Mo., are prepared to give you des ­ than their patients, and the other is criptive matter and full particulars re­ the bill prepared by Secretary Baker garding the south.______23-11 Amerlcnn Counsel Complimented. of the state board of health, which F. R. Coudert, of counsel for the provides that members of such board Just The Thing. j United States, in his argument before shall be graduates of some regularly or ­ I« an expression the traveling i the Behring Sea tribunal of arbitration ganized college in Michigan. This nerally use when they find ' at Paris related the history of pelagic would bar the eclectics from represen­ that is exactly what they seal fishing and showed that since the tation on the board as they have ne it This expression applies directly | adoption of the modus vivendi the college in the state. ||m Wisconsin Central Lines, which ' pelagic Sealers had increased their de­ Officers for the ensuing year were nov admitted by all to be "Th$ mands. lie quoted statements from elected as follows: President, C. Edson from Chicago to Bt Paul. Mlnne< the counter case of Great Britain, which, Corey, of Port Huron; vice presidents, Ash lend, Duluth and all points he argued, virtually confirmed his con­ J. D. Crum, of Owosso, C. D. Lamo- west Their double dally tention that pelagic sealing was grad ­ reaux, of Fowlerville, Mary C. Cospord, servioe and fine equipments offers ually destroying the seal species and he of Manchester; secretary, Z. L. Bald ­ sot which cannot be surpassed. read and commented on the evidence win, of Lawrence; treasurer, J. Lamo- This Is the only line running both of London furriers showing that while reaux, of Lansing; censors, Dr. P. B. Pullman First Class end Tour, theseal catch at the Fribyloff Islands Wright, of Grand Rapids; G. W. Nafe, from Chicago to Peelffa was chiefly of males, the seals captured of Fremont; William Bell, of Smyrna; without change. by pelagic hunters were chiefly females. V. A. Baker, of Adrian; William H. fee fell information address your In concluding his speech Mr. Coudert Smith, of Niles, and E. Blackman, of safest tioket agent or further demonstrated the necessity of Quincy. Jas. 0. Poxd , putting a stop on pelagic sealing. He Bon. Paae and Tkt Agt. Chicago. I1L contended that the modus vivendi en ­ The Republican Leagues. tered into by the United States and Kentucky is known throughout the Great Britain was a temporary abdica ­ country for its bourbon, its Democracy tion of the American rights, which the and its hospitality and the action of United States confidently left the tri­ the citizens of Louisville shows that bunal of arbitration to uphold, oln deal ­ the latter quality is the stronger of the ing with the question of damages ad ­ TRAD! MARK three, for despite the difference in the vanced by Great Britain Mr. Coudert politics of the citizens and the visitors said that the British claims with re­ “our friends, the enemy,” namely, the elerfe spect of a prospective catch were un ­ National Republican league, the Am­ tenable. erican Republican College league and eart When Mr. Coudert had finished his the Republican national committee, V and speech Baron de Courcel, the presi­ the latter were welcomed as warmly dent of the tribunal, said to him: “You as if they had been in the strongest have captivated our attention by a re­ Republican town in the United States. Verve markable display of talent. We have The college league boys were the Positively Cures to thank you for the great ability, most noisy and the struggle over the liviliness and humor with which you officers and the next place of meeting ( HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS have carried us over what would other­ was a continuous circus James F. • wise have been a rather dreary field of Burke, of the University of Michigan, i PROSTRATION, questions of facts.” Beryl essusss and all derangements el the Nervous president of the American Republican System, College leagues was prominent among A WORDY WAR. the hustlers. The Republican national committee UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS I The Retiring Sea Arbitration Counsel A Biassed Boon for Tired Bothers and Restless re-elected Thomas II. Carter, of Mon ­ Babies. Have a Vigorous Set-to. tana, as chairman and Joseph Manly, purely Vegetable, guaranteed free from At the session of the Behring sea tri­ secretary. A resolution was passed opiate#. 100 full slae doses, 80s. favoring woman suffrage as set forth r. R. N. Mlddlston, pastor B. E. church, bunal of arbitration at Paris Sir r Syrian, Blob, ssyst Sleep end reel wsrs Charles Russell made an argument, in the Republican platform of 1892. ■ere to me after preaching till f used which was largely devoted to the Denver was selected as the next place nude.” Nov I sleep soundly and evaka re- technical features of the controversy. of meeting. d, and I esn heartily recommend It. The Republican national league rfeeaarcd by WHEELER and FULLER BED­ Sir Charles argued that it was impos ­ ICTS SCO., Cedar Springe, Kick. sible to have property rights in the elected Wm. W. Tracy, of Springfield, Ill., president. The Republican na ­ BOLD BT seals in Behring sea. There followed FILDEW A MILLMAN, a sharp exchange of contradictions tional platform was adopted ami Den­ St. Johns. Bleb. between Senator Morgan, American ver selected as the place of holding the arbitrator, Sir Charles Russell and E convention next May. J. Phelps. Sir Charles got excited and angry and declared that the inter ­ Roasted to Death In a Wreck. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS ruptions were uncalled for. The A south-bound freight train on the altercation was so hot that it threat­ Ohio River railroad went off the track ened to jeopardize the whole arbitra­ at Walkers, twelve miles south of ------TO------tion. Sir Charles Russell, Senator Parkersburg, W. Va.. falling 30 feet. Morgan, Lord Hannen, Baron De Fire communicated to oil from the Courcel, Mr. Phelps and Justice Har­ freight cars, burning five oil lan all spoke with high spirit and cars, caboose and two cars of DENVER, COL., occasionally with bitterness, Senator general merchandise. Two men Morgan and Mr. Phelps declined to were killed, one being burned XDr. Holman S. Humplirey, Hay 17, 1893. guarantee that the United States until he was unrecognizable. Another would accord damages for seizures, was fatally injured. Conductor THE GREAT ENGLISH SPECIALIST, even if the tribunal decided against George Ernest was badly hurt. LATE OF TjONTEOKT, them. Lord Hannen exclaimed: Vogrlsl ttokeU bow on tale at reduoed re tea, to “Then our whole arbitration is useless J. P. Warner, a Decatur business and the whole question will be re­ man, has patented a metal railroad tie Now Devotes His Entire Time to Northern Ohio, Indiana and Southern Michigan for the Healing of the Afflicted. Texas, opened. ” Finally the difficulty was and rail lock which promises to revolu ­ adjusted temporarily by the decision tionize track building. The Michigan DR. HUMPHREY CURES AFTER EVERY METHOD BUT HIS HAS FAILED. Mexico that the discussion of the question of Central railway will use the ties in a liability be postponed. section of track at Decatur for the Ho devotes his entire time, and has for thirty-one years, to the cure of all CHRONIC or LONG purpose of giving them a practical test. STANDING DISEASE, of whatever name or nature. and California. THE STATE ENCAMPMENT. Wm. Briester, city scavenger of Grand Rapids, was driving down Do not fail to see him at his next visit to your county. It may save your life. Shall It be In the State or at Chicago? — Cherry street hill when his harness Difficulties Ahead. fhmlDf and mlalng. for sals In broke. He unhitched the team and in LaGrippe, Catarrh, Catarrhal Bronchitis, Primary Consumption, Catarrh of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Rectal AfrnaM and Taxes. Call on, or write for pans pi.- The state military board, has an im­ trying to steer the heavily loaded portant problem to consider. While a wagon down hill with his own hands Diseases, Heart Troubles, Rheumatism and Neuralgia, Diseases of Women, and every form of Skin Disease, Diseases of the majority of the companies in the state was run over and seriously injured and 'Ll d . Armstrong , have expressed themselves in favor of is not expected to recover. Brain and Nervous System, Blood and Lymyhatics, ail rapidly cured by the Doctor's Specific Medicines. holding the annual encampment in Tran Pace. Agt No , Pa*. Ry. Address all Orders or Mall to Dr. Ilolinan S. Humphrey, BB It road Street, Hillsdale, Mich. * / JACKSON, MICH Chicago. The officers are by no means THE MARKETS. unanimously in favor of the plan. An ­ Consultation Personally or by Mail, Free to All Everywhere. Owstm( other obstacle has presented itself ia Detroit. the shape of a letter from Gen. Miles, Cattle—Good to choice... $ 4 25 to $ 4 50 Holts ...... 7 50 .. 7 65 who has charge of the United States Sheep...... 3 75 .. 6 55 troops in this division. He 6avs that I.ambs...... 5 50 .. 6 75 if Michigan's troops go to Chicago they Wheat—Red spot No 2.... 7:i^4 - - 74* White spot Sol ...... 73*.. 74* --- •0il*t''O sAB80TSF0#S will pass out of the state's jurisdiction Corn No 2spot ...... 43*.. 44 and place themselves under his orders. No 2 yellow ...... 44*.. 45 A AAJJLOAA His plans for their control while in Oats No 2 white spot ...... 37*.. 37* D rop ^^nvurt Rye ...... 59 .. 58 DCMCUDCD WE GCARA5TEE A Cl'BE I KASHA Chicago have been sent to the board Hay No 1 Timothy...... 13 00 .. 13 25 nl.lvir.mDE.lf and invito the most OS A and also to the secretary of war. The Potatoes per bushel...... 69 .. 72 careful investigation as to our responsibil ­ details of Gen. Miles’ plan will not be Apples per bbl...... 2 00 .. 3 25 ity aud the merits of our Tablets. Rutter—Hairy per ...... 24 LINE feCaiY"8*1* given out by the board until after sec­ Creamery per lb...... 27 ” 28 AND RtCHVt m RETURN retary of war has made his decision. Eitgs per dozen ...... 14*.. 15 READ OUR FOUIHFORHATION PtlOARDINfr \WAUILHU Still another obstacle presents itself Live Poultry —Fowl ...... 11 .. 12 j TESTIMONIALS0 Double Chloride of Gold “Tablets > Wt firitw risniNO rlscsts in Spring Chickens per Dv .., 20 .. 22 Will completely destroy the desire for TOBACCO in from 3 to5 days. Perfectly harm to the board. The law gives the gov ­ Turkeys ...... 13 .. 14 Tttt NOKTnWKT less; cause no sickness, and may be given liiacupoftcaorcoffeowithoutthc know! ernor power to order encampments Chicago edge of the patient, who will voluntarily stop suiokingor chewing in a few days g Jas CPond only within the state. For the Chi­ Cattle—Steers...... 55 5 50 to $ 6 00 Chicago . Ill cago encampment special legislation Common ...... 4 00 .. 4 80 DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT i Cr-'l pass a TVt Atft. would be required. As the time for Sheep—Mixed ...... 5 00 .. 7 25 Lambs...... 7 00 .. 7 25 the patient, by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. CtfdkAlL'fiL the introdu/tion of new bills has been Hogs —Mixed ...... 7 50 .. 7 65 During treatment patients are allowed the free use of Liquor or Mor A FEW OtICAGC passed, there appears to be no way of Wheat—No 2 red . 74 .. 74* phlno until such time as they shall voluntarily give them up. getting around the difficulty. No 2 spring ...... 74 .. 74* We send particulars and pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall “Clavtland to BuNalo while you steep." Corn No 2...... ft*.. 43* be glad to place sufferers from any of these habits In communlca Testimonials Oats...... 30*.. 30* tlou with persons who have been cured by the use of our Tablets, from persons 1900th Anniversary of the Rlrth of Christ. Rye ...... 60 .. 00 HILL’S TABLETS are for sale by all fibst class Harley ...... 62 .. 62 druggists at $ I. OO per package. who have been Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co. The projectors of the Christian cen­ Mess Pork per bbl 20 55 .. 20 65 If your druggist does not keep them, enclose ns 11 Magnificent Side Wheel Steel Steamers, tennial at Jerusalem in 1900, the chief Lard per cwt...... 10 62*.. 10 65 and we will send you, by return mail, a package of our cured by theuse of New York. Tablets. mover in which is Col. Jesse Peyton, Write your name and address plainly, and state “State of Ohio ” and met at Philadelphia. Col. Peyton Cattle—Natives ...... f 4 45 to $5 40 Hogs ...... 7 50 .. 8 00 whether Tablets are for Tobacco, Morphine or “State of New York. ” stated the object of the centennial to Sheep—Good to choice.... 6 25 .. 6 75 Liquor Habit. Hill s Tablets. be a congress of all nations and to Lambs...... 7 50 .. 8 00 DO NOT BB DECEIVED Into pnrebasing any of the various nostrums that are being Tine O hio Chemical Co .: Wheat No 2 red ...... 79*.. 79* Dear Sir:—I have been using yonr mark the 1900th anniversary of the Corn No 2 white...... 51*.. 52 offered for sale. Ask for HILL’S DAILY TIME TABLE. birth of Christ. He further said that TABLETS and take no other. enre for tobacco habit, and found It would (Sundays included.) Oats...... 42 .. 42* do what you claim for It. I used ten cent* a committee would prepare resolutions Manufactured only by •worth of the strongest chewing tobacco a day, L*ve Cleveland, 7:15 p. m. | L’ve Buffalo, 7:45 p. x and present them for adoption at a WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW. and from one to five cigars; or I would smoke Ar. Buffalo, 7:80a .M. | Ar. Cleveland, 8:00 A. M public meeting to be held in front of from ten to forty pipes of tobacco. Have chewed (Central Standard Time.) New Y ork , May 15.—R. O. Dunn & Co. ’s and smoked for twenty-flve years, and two package* Independence hall on July 4. The weekly review or trade: The smash In the of your Tablet* cured me so I have no desire for It. resolutions will then be sent to Chicago Industrial stocks, the failure of some Arms OHIO CHEXICiL CO, B. M. J AYLOKD, Leslie, Mich. Special Saturday Night Excursions to Niagara Falla and of the National Cordage company, and for consideration by the parliament of 61.63 * 66 Opsra Block, D obbs Fkbrt , N. Y. religions at the World ’s Fair. Chair­ the largest decline In stocks known In many The O hio Chemical Co . :-Gektlemb .n .--Some time ago I sent Take the C. B. & Q. LINE. weeks since 1873, have been followed by sur­ for $1.00 worth of your Tablets for Tobacco Habit. I received And enjoy a pleasant and refreshing Lke rld« man McCook said a union of Moham- prisingly little disturbance. Business has LIMA, OHIO. them all right and, although I was both a heavy smoker and chewer, when enroute for medams, Israelites and Christians shown remarkable soundness and strength they did the work In less than three days. Iamicured . ' under such a strain. Hank failures at Chi­ PARTICULARS Truly your*, MATHEW J0HM8ON, P. O. Box 45. TheTbonsand Islands, Eastern Summer Resorts would be a remarkable thing to ac­ cago and Indianapolis, and rumors of others, or any Eastern, New England or complish, but if it could be done it reriect large losses In speculations. ..Specu- Pittsburgh , Pa . Canadian Point. Would be a most auspicous opening of latlon has lifted wheat 2c, though the crop ______;—Gentlemen :—It give* me pleasure to speak a Write for our tourist pamphlet report Is less gloomy than was expected. word of praise for your Tablets. My son was strongly addicted to the use of the twentieth century. Corn has slightly advanced and pork pro ­ quor, and through a friend, I was led to try yonr Tablets. Hewas a heavy and H. R-Rogers, W. F. Herman, ducts largely. Cotton Is unchanged. Oil Is ___istant drinker, but after using your Tablets but three days he nult drinking, Gen ’l Pass. Agent Gen ’l Agent l*c lower, exports also declining. A11 ex­ and will not touch liquor of any kind. I havg waited four month before writing English warships have left New ports from New York were $<,100,000 less the on, in order to know tbe cure was permanent. Your. t™^’HELEN MORRISON. T- F. lfEWMAH, Gen ’l Mgr , Cleveland.York for Bermuda. past two weeks than last year, while Im­ ports show Increase of $4,700,000 for one Cincinnati , O hio . The Chemical National bank, of week. While failures for the past week r The O hio Chemical Co :—Gentlemen :—Tour Tablet* have performed a miracle in my case. Chicago, has closed its doors. were 280 In number, against 175 last year In I have used morphine, hypodermically, for seven years, and have been cured bythenee or this country and Canada and In the United two packages of your Tablets, and without any effort on my part. W. L. LUT The English poet laureateship has States 2.57, against 150, considering the ex­ been offered to John Ruskin. traordinary pressure In stock and money Address all Order* to markets the report Indicatesindicates greater sound ­ A dispatch from Rio Janiero says ness than couldId have1 been expected. THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., that a financial crisis prevails in that Ol, 63 and 00 Opara Block. LIMA, OHIO. city. The counties touching upon Iht fin writing please mention this paper.) St. Louis banks has given the treas­ northern branch of the Michigan Cen­ ury 82,000,000 in gold in exchange for tral railroad are trying to establish a ■ ■nr rsvrrff mrv treasury notes. new circuit district and have invoked the assistance of a number of well Fire in Buffalo destroyed the Shep­ known lawyers who will labor to ard Hardware company's works. lx>ss bring about the desired result. The 8200,000; insurance 8145,000. counties interested are Crawford, Os­ HOW TO MAKE MONEY. SUBSCRIBE A subpoena was served on -Irving coda, Montmorency, Roscommon, Latimer in his cell at Jackson prison Ogemaw and Arenac. Many residents through the state of Michigan are making snug fortunes by buying vacant lots and —FOR---- to appear in the case of Captain of the acreage In Detroit, Michigan, and vicinity. If you have $100.00 or more and wish to Invest It, write Guard Gill, who is charged with aiding Herman Hoeft, the wealthy far met McOrsw IINfl the matricide in his recent escape from whose name has been so prominently THE HANNAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, DETROIT, 440 Building THE CLINTON prison. It is understood Warden mentioned in connection with the Send 5c In stamps for their"Epitome of Detroit." They will double your money. freeerrlag fl.IB: Short Chamberlain will endeavor to prevent famous Molitor murder trial at Rogers his appearance in court. The case will Citv. has removed to San Jose, Cali­ Come up this term of court. CO. DITM u Tu CHICA6& fornia. i883- -ESTABLISHED IO YEARS.- 893 REPUBLICAN

ft /Y / ST. JOHNS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1893

DROPPED 3,000 FEET. THE LEGISLATORS. GEMS OP ^THOUGHT. Senate .— Eighty-sixth day. —A bill was Much-doing is not so important as reported and referred providing for the holding of institutes by the state board of well-doing. 4 i TEN MEN DASHED DOWN THE agriculture. Appropriations of I&Y0U0 for Ornamental characters are fall of Housekeepers 4 ; two cottages barn aud land at tbe Northern SHAFTTO AN AWFUL DEATH. Michigan Insane Asylum and 875,2*5 for tbe weak spots. State 1‘ubllc school were agreed to In com ­ Love hopes always, because (ft be­ 4 mittee of the whole and afterward passed. The (S per cent Interest bill was killed. The lieves always 4 The Engineer's Indicator Falls to Work only bills parsed were minor municipal How easy it is to admire people who Should Remember. measures, Considerable time was spent In 4 and the Cage Full of Men Is Carried commltteo of the whole and a number of agree with ua bills were agreed to. House .—A bill was to the Koof, the Coupling Breaks and reported from the committee appropriating ▲ man with a bad liver very often 4 The Government Chemists, after having analyzed 4 $2y more promptly ing act relative to the disposition of crushing some of them. The coupling certain lands granted to Michigan for rail­ The easiest thing for a loafer to do 4 or at a lower price than the Royal, as they invariably 4 adapting the world ’s best products to in broke and the cage and its load of road purposes; authorizing Mecosta to bor ­ Is to find fault with busy people. the needs of physical being, will attest uman freight fell to the bottom of the row money for a water works; authorizing 4 contain alum, lime or sulphuric acid, and render the 4 E Alpena to borrow money for waterworks; It never pays to send boys into the the value to health of the pure liquid shaft, a distance of over 3,000 feet. authorizing Detroit to acquire lands out ­ 4 laxative principles embraced in the The list of the dead is as follows: side the city for public parks and to street to secure quiet in the parlor. 4 food unwholesome. remedy, Syrup of Figs. Ai.lp.n Cameron , son of Capt. Cameron, In beautify, adorn and improve the same at The shadow of a misfortune will charge. the expense of the taxpayers of Detroit: to Its excellence is due to its presenting Con S. Sullivan , single, aged 40. encourage the propagation of white-fish in generally frighten us more than the in the form most acceptable and pleas­ A ndrew Edno . marfied. aged 4a South Maulsthiue lake; to provide separate disaster itself. John H icks , single aged 24. grades for railroads and public highways ant to thetaste, the refreshing and truly and streets where railroads Intersect such If we knew how much our enemies “One thing more, ” whispered tha beneficial properties of a perfect lax­ John O dueks , leaves wife and several highways and streets. A resolution was Dial Is the name of the mayor of Children. adopted calling upon the committees on the have suffered it would no doubt make Meridian, Miss. dying author. “Yes, yes," murmured ative ; effectually cleansing the system, Joseph Pope , leaves wive and one child. schools for the deaf and dumb and the blind dispelling colds, headaches and fevers James Cockinu , single supporting a wid ­ us more forgiving. John El Hasselbusch of San Fran ­ the attendant, soothingly. "When I owed mother. for information regarding tbe possibility of was a young man ’the Millennium ana permanently curing constipation. Robert Wuopia , leaves a wife and sev ­ enacting laws to provide for the Inmates of The religion that is noisy in churoh cisco is said to weigh 430 pounds. these Institutions to spend their summer Magazine ’ accepted one of my articles.” It has given satisfaction to millions and eral children. vacations elsewhere than in the county is sometimes very quiet in other The largest single loan made in Michell Levitto , a widower. “Yea.” “Tell my grandson that I met with the approval of the medical Jambs Trbvini , leaves a wife and three houses where they are made susceptible to places where it is more needed. New York last year was for $1,325,000. profession, because it acts on the Kid ­ children. tbe damaging Influences of poorhouse life. die —hoping he may live —to see it— Bills lost: Making an appropriation for the One of the illusions is that the pres­ The loud grunting of a stray hog published.” neys, Liver and Bowels without weak­ Never in the history of copper min­ industrial Home for discharged prisoners; ent hour is not the critical, decisive saved a national bank at Catawissa, ing has so serious an accident occurred for the incorporation of charitable and ening them and it is perfectly free from benevolent Institutions for tbe care, educa ­ hour. Write it on your heart that Pa., from robbery the other evening Teacher—This is the fifth time you every objectionable substance. as that which happened at the perpen ­ tion and guardianship of children, for their every day is the best day of the year. have been late this week, and you Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug ­ dicular shaft of the Calumet and Hecla. being apprenticed, etc.; amending act 197 by scaring away a gang of burglars were late twice last week and threo gists in 60c and $1 bottles, but it is man­ Over a quarter century ’s history of this of 1*85, relative to disposition of certain who were at work on the safe. times the week before. What have celebrated mine tells no tale of woe lands grunted to Michigan for railroad 1 Care Constipation and Dyspepsia. ufactured by the California Fig Syrup purposes; reconsidered and tabled. Dr. Shoop ’s Restorative Nerve Pills sent free A man at Oil City, Pa-, is the owner you got to say? Pupil—Why, that Co. only, whose name is printed on every such as this. with Medical Book to prove merit, for 2c stamp. of a suit of clothes made entirely of The 10 men killed had gone down in Bbxate . you have a most wonderful head for package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, -Eighty-seventh day-BUls passed: Druggists,25c. D r . Shoop, Box w.,Racine Wia the hides of rattlesnakes that have the morning to timber and repair, and Providing for the Incorporation of associa ­ figures. Don ’t see how you can re­ and being well informed, you will not been caught, killed and tanned by him had worked all forenoon. When noon tions for the purpose of erecting and own ­ A dowdy woman Is one of nature's mis­ member bo many. accept any substitute if offered. ing buildings to be occupied for stores, etc.; takes. during the past four yeara came they stepped into the skip to be amending charter of Detroit relative to hoisted 3,150 feet to the surface to get While hemlock bark does not con ­ Chicago and the World ’s Fair licensing of auctioneers; for the govern ­ Shiloh's Care their dinner. The time in being hoisted ment of the School for the Blind; amending tain more than eight per cent of tan ­ Are the attractions which will this law relative to township hoards of health; Is sold oas guarantee. It cures Incipient Consump ­ is only a minute by the powerful en ­ regulating the height of trolley wires to be tion. Itlstbebest Cough Cure. 25 cte., SOcts., A SI.00. nic acid, and the best oak more than year draw people from all parts of the gines used. Ernest Tullin, a very re­ placed over railroad tracks: amending act eighteen per cent, it has been demon ­ world. From the weet ana northwest The right kind of faith never takes no for there Is no better wav to reach them liable engineer, says his indicator relative to tbe quallticatlons of deputy strated that the palmetto yields from showed 750 feet more to hoist. It must sheriffs; amending law relative to aliena ­ an answer. than by traveling via the Chicago Great “August tion by deed; amendatory of act Incorporat- eleven to twelve per ccvt Thus the Western Railway, which with its fast have failed to respond. The cage went Lane's Medicine Moves the Bowels Each forests of the South have an exhaust- trains, excellent equipment and superior crashing against the roof of the shaft Day. In order to be healthy this is neces­ facilities is a recognized leader smou house. There was a crashing of tim­ sary. Cures constipation, headache, kidney . ess supply of tanning material. While western railways. If yon have not yet Day a holiday; amending law relative to of ­ and liver troubles and regulates»gula the stomach bers. The coupling pin to the wire fenses against property; authorizing the and bowels. Price 50c and $1.00 at all dealers. oak and hemlock bark must be peeled secured ' rooms for your acoommodathoft cable broke. Then the bucket fell with village of Mecosta to borrow money for in a certain season, the palmetto can during your visit to Chicago, send fifty Flower ” ublic Improvements: providing for a bank lightning velocity over 3,000 feet to the cents for a pamphlet giving maps, namse Eight doctors treated me for Hearl Ealf holiday. The tax bill was agreed to lu The Truth Should Be Made Known. and location of 9,000 parties' who will re­ bottom of the shaft. committee of tbe a hole. The House amend ­ I have used Dr. Deane ’s Dypepsla Pills In Christ did not talk much about death. ceive roomers or boarders at reasonable Disease and one for Rheumatism, ments to tbe grade crossing bill were con ­ my family for constipation and dyspepsia, His theme was life. but did me no good. I could nol curred In. The special committee on state and can testify to their worth In curing ra es, to F. H. Lord, General Passenger and MANY WERE DROWNED. prison submitted a lengthy report those troubles . 'ticket Agent, PhenixBuilding,Chicago, I1L speak aloud. Everything that I took dealing mainly with the sani­ GEO. W. EARLE, Carthage, N. Y. VKkVk^tKSTORKR. No fit after flr«t day's us* Her A Collision on Rugged Cornwall ’s Coast tary and financial condition of that In­ Write Dr. J. A. Deane & Co. Catsklll, N. Y. veloua cure* Treatl.« and ** 00 trial bottle free to KM into the Stomrch distressed me. I stitution. but tbe discipline was severely *a*a*. Bend to Dr Kline.Ml ArchSt . Philadelphia, ka. Thomas Carlyle's most congenial recrea could not sleep. I had taken all Causes Many Deaths. criticised and the laxity In tbe observance tlon was smoking in bis garden. of the rules on the part of the warden and Keep vour pathway to the throne well The liar catches fish with his mouth. kinds of medicines. Through $ London cable: The captain of the other officials Is made responsible for tbe paved with promises. neighbor I got one of your books. steamship City of Hamburg, which has Latimer aflalr and other troubles within the institution. The report was ordered Female Weakness Positive Care. Kurl'a Clover Root. arrived at Swansea from Hamburg, re­ printed. House —Bills passed: Incorpora ­ I procured a bottle of Green ’s Aug ­ To the Editor :—Please Inform your readers, that Thegreat Blood Purifier,gives freshness and clear- ports that his vessel collided in a ting Fremont; providing a penalty for aeat to the Complexion and cure* constipation, 25,50c iN. H. Downs ’ Elixir! ust Flower and took it. I am to-day I have a positive remedy for the thousand and one ilia fog off Trevorse Head, coast of Corn ­ malicious Injury or use of telegraph or stout, hearty and strong and enjoy telephone Instruments and the unauthor ­ which arise from deran zed female organs. Not a pre­ wall, with the ship Countess Evelyn, ized reading or copying of messages there­ scription to tie filled but I will send two bottles of my Honey bees never sting one another. WILL CURE THAT the best of health. August Flower bound with passengers and iron ore from; amending act 179 of 1*91 in reference remedy Free of all cost, for the medicine, ready for to mechanics'liens; amending section tkS14. nse, to any lady If they will send tbeir Express and P. "Hannon's Magic Corn Halve. ” saved my life and gave me my health. from Bilbao, Spain, to Newport, Wales. How., relative to Jurisdiction of courts of Warranted to cure, or money refunded. Ask your Mrs. SarahJ Cox, Defiance, O. « The captain of the Countess Evelyn chancery; amending section 5772 A, How., I), address. I bold correspondence strictly confiden ­ druggist forlt. Price ii cent.. jumped aboard the City of Hamburg relative to title of real property by descent; tial and forward my replies and remedy in plain amending act 42 of 1*87, relative to manu ­ wrapper. Dr. J. 8. Marchlsl, Utica, N. Y. A receipted bill Is an evidence ot honesty. Cold and Mate Richards crawled to her facturing companies; for the Incorporation through a hole in the Countess Evelyn ’s of the United Home Protectors Fraternity; AND STOP THAT for the Incorporation of Happy Home clubs; Carclay, author of Argents, In his leisure If the Baby la Cutting Teeth, quarter. Ninety seconds later the hours was a florist Countess Evelyn went under with her amending section 15*1 How., relating to bills Be aure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mas. of exchange and promissory notes; Incor ­ Wiastow ’s Soothixo Sracr for Children Teething. crew of 16 and with 9 passengers. porating Bay City: for tbe sale of certain Boats were lowered at once from the lands at tbe Kalamazoo Asylum, the pro ­ State op O hio , Citt op Toledo , 1 ceeds to be applied to tbe purchase ot Lucas Countt , t *' Base lall is one business that can't City of Hamburg but the search in the lands adjacent; for an approval fee for Cough. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he I* flourish without strikes. fog proved useless. The lost passen­ approving articles of incorporation, re­ the senior partner of the firm of F. J. ChereT gers were the English wife aud the son newal or amendment to the charters of The outcome of a courtship nowa ­ mutual insurance companies: amending A Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, Has stood the test for BITTY TEAJtB | and daughter of a Spanish gentleman section 9048, How., relative to attorney fees County and State aforesaid, and that said firm days is largely a question ot Income. ’ and has proved Itself the best remedy i in Bilbao; Mrs. Williams, her son and when appointed by the court; amending will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL­ “Why are you so silent to-day, Mr. (known for the cure of Consumption,' daughter; two men named Barton, and section 29*5, How., relating to the incorpora ­ LARS for each and every case of Catarrh tion of villages: dedicating certain state Corio? ” “1 have been lost in thought” \Cought, Colds, Whooping Cough, and\ a Londoner whose name has not been that cannot be cured by the use ot H all ’S This Trade Mark la on the beat lands In Lansing for street and highway Catarrh Cure . “(n whose, pray? ” all Lung Disrates in young or old. ascertained. purposes; providing a board of trustees for Price 25c., 60o., and $1.00 per bottle. The steamship Ataka, was damaged the Industrial School for Boys. FRANK J. CHENEY. It is odd that the cyclone leaves so WATERPROOF COAT Sworn to before me and subscribed In my much ruin behind when it carries 80LD EVERYWHERE. in a collision with an unknown ship off presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 18So. ’ EXITS?, JOH1TSOST t LOSS, Ptsji., BuUstfes, Vt. KoTS? In the World I Lundy Isle. The Ataka’s captain Senate .—Elghty-elghtli day —Bills passed : everything before it __ A. J. TOWER. BOSTON, MASS. thinks that the other vessel went down For the government of the asylum for | seal j- A. W. GLEASON, with all on board. dangerous and criminal tnsuno; allowing Notary Public. If affile'.e<1 with the use of the Myers voting machine; in ­ •ore eves, use ; Thompson ’* Ey* Wafer. MEND YOUR OWN HARNESS corporating the village of Grosse Folate Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and WITH — Awful Result of n Panic on a Boat. Farms;allowlngsale of liquor by lirand Rap­ acts directly on tbe blood and mucous sur­ f ids driving club within mile of Soldiers Home; faces of the system. Send for testimonials, ______Book free. FIXkRZZ c A small ferryboat on the River Mata, providing for the conditional sale or lease free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. CANCER TRR*KLZ,S41Web>.k Av.,Ckle*a*,IU. THOMSON’S near Borovitchee, government of Nov ­ of railroad or street railway equipment; tdff Sold by Druggists, 75o> umending charter of Lansing; amending w.inonms, gorod, Russia, became unmanageable law relative to register of deeds keeping a nClldlUll Washington, D. cl in mid-steam and was swept from her general index to each set of books kept; for No man Is a better husband than be Is a GREATF>AllJ wf Successfully Prosecutes Claims. course by the current. The passengers the examination of candidates for the ■ Late Principal Examiner iLS. Penal on. Bureau. Agricultural College by county commis ­ lover. m 3 yrs lu last war, 15 ailjudicatiug claims, atty since. SLOTTED who filled her deck were panic-stricken. sioners of schools; making crier of supreme Cato ’s only diversion was drinking and he lEDYfW The surging of the crowd made the court a permanent office; amending law was fond of this diversion. Cures Promptly and Permanently boat list and several passengers jumped relative to providing blowers In establish­ RHEUMATISM) CLINCH RIVETS. ments Where there are emery wheels; pro ­ Ralzaz, when not at work on bis novels, T Prir.fiI I IUU CHICAGO StllJi8CALR CO., 1Chtaef*, IU. No tools required. Only a hammer needed overboard. Others launched a boat, hibiting the employment of free labor entertained himself sketching. Lumbago, Headache,Toothache* At to drive and clinch them easily and quickly; which was at once overcrowded and leaving the clinch absolutely smooth. Requiring in the Detroit House of Correction. Dislderlus Erasmus was always thrown NEURALGIA, TI7AXTED — Salesman for California wines; 8100 swamped. Dozens of persons are House .—Bills passed: Repealing certain Into a fever by thesmell of fish. *» per month ancl expenses, with chance for ad ­ no hole to be made in the leather nor burr for the sections of the act reincorporating Uwosso; Barm Throat, Swellings, Froat-blto*. vance; commission if preferred; no experience re­ Rivet*. They are STRONG. TOUGH and DURABLE. known to have been drowned, and to refund to Presque Isle Lumber Company Gladstone Is fond of wood-cutting, and quired. Address, inclosing 5 stamps, W. A..VAN* Millions now in use. All lengths, uniform or SCIATICA, many more are missing. About one- the actual amount of property belonging to often amuses himself in this way. Sprains, Braises, Hum*, Scalds, DERCOOK, A 195, Wine Dept., Los Angeles, Cal. assorted, put up in boxes. fifth of the passengers made no effort to It seized by the state trespass agents for al­ Ask your dealer for them, or send 40a leged trespass on public lands; to prohibit TUI CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Biltlners. M. Plso ’s Remedy tbr Catarrh is the In stamps for a box of 100; assorted sizes. leave the boat and were saved. tbe solicitation of Inland Insurance by OUT THE OUTSIDE— Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest MANUFACTURED BY foreign companies; to prevent the JUDSON L. THOMSON MFC. CO., bribery or Influencing of jurors in criminal that is the best place Waltham, Mho *. Escanaba will tax dogs and compel cases; to permit non-resident veterans at to keep the huge,old- CATAR R M bicyclists to keep off the sidewalks the Soldiers'Home to vote at the polls at fashioned pill. Just WESTERN FARM LINDS Bold by druggists or sent by mail, hereafter. that institution In Kent county; providing as soon as you get it A pamphlet descriptive of the farm land* of Ne­ 60c. E. T. Hazel tine, Warren, Pa. THE BEST for the bringing of suits against corporative it begins to I Is the best Rlood Medicine, becaust inside, br*ilka, Northwest Kansas and Eastern Colorado, Willie Golden, a switchman, was Insurance companies of other states doing trouble you. what's withth sectional man. will be mailed free to any tddf cst From 16 to 25 lbs s.:.g . it assists nature to throw off the im- business In this state: authorizing corpora ­ month. H*nn- puritiesof the blood, and attbe same killed at the South Shore railroad — the use of suffering application to P.B.ByUf IF, r-oo*ral Passenger R tr* u taunt (by prue- tions to purchase, hold. Improve, lease and Agent C..B.AQ R R .,Cnlcag< ,T'l. Form Ad.TT time tones up the entire organism. This is just yards at Houghton by falling between sell lands and develop them for agricultural with it, when you TgUis'itldnf phvitcisn). NoiUrvtaf. contrary to the effect of the various potash, men two box cars. He was single, aged 22 purposes aud to build homes, etc.; repeal­ can get more help Thousand* cure*). Send 111 stirred up considerable dis ­ Sec National Reform Press Association •rill give you mors comfort and service for th« money ney, Mt. Clemens. cussion and was laid over. The bill to in ­ Address, than any other make. Best In the world. crease the per capita tax for the state Ground over the upper workings of militia for three to flve cents also came In 00 for a stormy time, but was Anally agreed to. Western Newspaper Union, Prince of Wales mine at Neagauee, The afternoon session was without Import ­ DON T DELAY 4250 owned by the Schleischinger Company, ant result. DETROIT, MICHIGAN. ♦2.00 begun caving in Friday morning and is ron lao nC still settling. The upper levels are The Columbus caravels have left New partly filled or rendered so dangerous York for Chicago. They come by the Unlike the Dutch Process ♦2.00 that the greater part of the raining way of the St. Lawrence river and the No Alkalies ♦ 1.75 rey, Liver and Bladder Cures force has been laid off till the danger great lakes. — OR — ron BOY* ceases. Lizzie Borden pleaded not guilty on ♦1.75 Rheumatism, arraignment for the murder of her Other Chemicals bago, pain In joints or back, brick dust in The people of Parma are having a BALSAM are used in the p, frequent calls, irritation, InHamatloo, good deal of trouble. A few days ago a father and stepmother at New Bedford, preparation of ivel, ulceration or catarrh of bladder. mad dog bit several other dogs in the Mass., on August 4 last lgordered Liver, village and the people are very much New York banks have decided to ex­ W. BAKER & CO.’S tired digestion, gout, billious-headache. excited over the matter. Some of the tend the line of credit of the National IV. L. Douglas Shoos ire made ln ill tla A RIP-HOOT cures kidney difficulties) dogs were promptly killed, but the Cordage company. This will allow its Latest Styles. frippe, urinary trouble, bright’s di sease. refusal of the owners of others to kill business to go on without interruption. reakfastCocoa R Oww Colds, Cezghs, 8m Throst, Cmy, laflnsasa, If you want a fine DRESS SHOE don ’t pay $6 to $8, their dogs has created much feeling. Private advices received at Vienna whoeptaf Cough. Bronchitis tad dithns. A osrtala curt trhich it absolutely Impure Blood, hr Csanaptlmis fint lUgst, tad i nrt ralitf la td- pure and eoluble. try my $3.50, $4 or $5 Shoe. They will fit equal to cus­ The authorities are trying to compel from Brazil indicate that the rebellion tom made and look and wear as well. If you wish to fula, malaria, gen ’l weakness or debility, them to kili the animal before serious mo»4 steps. Uit tt tut. Tot win itt tht tzetUtai I Ithzsmorethnnthreetimei •rMtee-Uee contest* of One Bottte if no«JMO in Rio Grande do Sul is more serious tfltct tfttr ttkiag tht flnt doit. Sold by dttltn trtty- \ the etrenythot Cocoa mixed economize In your footwear, you can do so by purchasing I Druggists will refund to yoo tb* price void. trouble is done. than the government is willing to ad ­ •htrt. Ltrp bottki 60 eteti tad 81.00. r jwith Starch, Arrowroot or W. L. Dotglas Shoes. My nams and price Is stamped Druggists, 50c. Size* $1.00 Sl*^ mit. _ 'Sugar, and is far more eco ­ on the bottom, look for It when you buy. Take no ssb« HI* ’ Guide to Health” free Convolution free ftinUTII commlsalrm —Wanted nomical, costing lese than one cent a cup. Peter Havens, at Somerset Hillsdale The Russian government proposes to •HUH III good hustling agent* It is delicious, nourishing, and easily stltute. I tend shoes by mall upon receipt of price, Kilmer A Co., Binghamton , N. Y. A county, is in jail of Hillsdale charged call a convention of Jewish >alabis in *mnI II II In every town■■■■ end county In the DIOESTKO. ______postage free, when Shoe Dealer* cannot supply you. W I V V United State* to *ell our pure ten*, Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. r When writing to Advertisers please say with assaulting his wife. He is 84 and September next, to take the whole coffee, tplce*, baking powder end extract*. Send *o •yon sawthe advertisement in this °~rit his wife 86 years of age. It is said she Jewish question into consideration and In «tamp* for our wholesale price list. American W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mau, was terribly abused, and may die. assist in bringing it to a settlement. Tee Co., 827 Michigan Are., Detroit, Mich. W. N. U.. D.--XI--20. ■ — ...... -.....— ------

v i oro r. - IK IHY. Pomona. Rochester Clothing Company. The Republican. Victor , May 15,1893. iley R . May 8, 1898. The next session of the Pomona grange Mrs. 8karet is very ill, and at this John Gallagher commenced gather­ will be held with 8outh Riley grange Thursday, May 18, 1893. writing fears of her recovery are enter* ing cream to-day. Charlie Funston, of 8t. Johns, spent a May 31st. Program : tained. few davs last week with Freddie Brooks. Wclcotu* ad dree* ...... Master of South Riley grange A CHEERFUL THE COUNTY. Mias Eugenia Linton has returned Sunday, Peter Deighm and family, of Response ...... Mrs. 8taui|.fly from Lima, Ohio, where she has been South Riley, visited his brother, Casper Song. C L8 I is. Deigbm Jr. Reading ...... A. B. Cook ■pending the winter with her auut Luther Plowman, of Watertown, is in Paper...... Mr*. C. L Pearce From the Sun. Paper...... A very unique wedding occurred at Died, at his home in this township, Riley for a few days, and will call John Buehler, aged 60 years He lesvee around on his old creamery route with Recitation...... Amiel Huglet OUTLOOK. . . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eddy John Gallagher. Paper...... John Grlnnel May 4th, at 3 o ’clock, when their daugh ­ s wife and several children besides Jacob Miller Jr., of Riley, and Miss Song. ter, H. Ruby, one of Elsie's most estim­ many relatives and friends to mourn his Lizzie Hare, of Westphalia, were Queatlon, "la a Rotation of Crop* Neceeeary to loss. Nkva . married last week Tuesday at the Keep up the Fertility of the Soli 7" able young ladies, was united in mar­ Catholic church in Westphalia. The O. L. BECKWITH, Lecturer. Spring has at last jumped down from the lap of Winter and riage to Mr. M. Wallace Bullock, a Decoration day, May 30th, will be ob ­ wedding was held in the Morris Bough- is now with us in all it’s lovilness. Her advent is banker of Ashley, Mich. The ceremony served at theStilsou cemetery, in Victor. ton residence, now owned by Mr. Miller. A New Stoek Farm. Rev. Mr. Moffet, of Laingsburg, will be There was a great many costly presents more noticeable because she is constantly pointing was performed with a ring which was Postmaster B. E. Teeter and L. D. carried by Miss Edith Travis. The present and give an address. Exercises given by the company to the bride and toward the Rochester Clothing Company ’s Store at 2 o ’clock, p. m Come and bring groom. Among the guests from away Wilson, of Duplain, and C. O. DuBoia, ■hades were closed and thelamps were flowers. J. C. B. was Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller and Mr. of 8t. Johns, are abont to organize the and Elegant Stock of Clothing, Hats and Caps, and Mrs. William Burgen, of Lansing. lighted to give every appearance of Hillside Jersey 8tock Farm. Mr. Teeter Furnishing Goods, Etc., for Spring and Suirimer evening. The bridal pair marched to WAOOU8T A. Pansy . recently visited Mt Pleasant and Ithaca, wear ; which for quality, pattern and style can not the time of music in front of a large Waoou*ta, May 15, 1895. Miles Nerve and Liver Fills. and at the latter place purchased two bank of tastily arranged house plants, Mr. Artie Manzer is in Wscousta. be excelled in any market to say nothing of the Act on a new principle—regulatiug A. J. C. C. Jersey cows —Mipay Pogia where they were pronounced husband Miss Daisy Hart is home from Olivet the liver, stomach and bowels through acknowledged low prices at which they are sold. and Bellmont Patty —sired by 8toke and wife, in the presence of on a visit. the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Always see Pogis Prince, as a starter lor the herd. about 25 guests. The guests from Byron Niles, of Olivet, is visiting his Miles’ Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa ­ Mr. Teeter is a very enthusiastic ad ­ the . . . abroad were the father, mother, sister brother, Andrews Niles. Mrs. N. Whitlock, of Portland, is visit* tion. Unequaled for men, woman and mirer of Jerseys, and his partners also and aunt of the groom, and Mrs. Maud ing at Charley Welds ’. children. Smallest, mildest, surest. (Doyle) Dennis. Among a fine collec ­ 50 doses, 25 cents. Samples free at have sufficient faith to put their money Frank Shuart went to Leslie on Mon ­ Travis & Baker. in the enterprise. tion of presents, all of which were use­ day of this week, on business. Bochester ful and valuable, was a deed for one of Mrs. Derbyshire, of Grand Ledge, is the best homes in Ashley, presented by the guest of Mrs. Chas. Andrus. Fildew & Millman —Drugs and Wall Paper. the parents of the groom. In the midst School commenced again Monday in of a heavy shower—of rice, the couple the Blough district, having been closed St. Johns, two weeks on account of scarlet fever. took tho 5:15 p. m. train for Chicago, Homer Rowland has exchanged his Mich. Clothing Company. where they will visit the World ’s Fair. house and lot in Wacousta for J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Bullock have the best Randall ’s house, lot and store. Mr. FILDEW wishes of their many friends. Randall moved last week. Mr. Row ­ land will move from Lansing here this A. E. Dutoher—Boots and Shoes. Mrs. John Brubaker, of Detroit, a week and will soon open up the store former resident of Duplain, has been with a new stock of goods. & yisitiug at the home of Dr. Travis. She A few days ago, while Mrs. Charley goes from Elsie to Wequetonsing, near Welds was walking down street in Wa- Petoskev. couBta witli her baby in her arms, her “The Proper Study foot caught in a poor place in the side ­ walk and she fell on her baby, bruising BENGAL- it badly and putting its hip out of MILLMAN Uknual , May 18, 1893. joint. I)r. Manzer is attending her.* SELL Mr. Gardner has finished Mr. Ernst ’s barn and moved his building appliances CREENBUSH. rkknbush of Mankind" to Wm. Byrnes ’. G . May 15, 1893. John Stiles is living in one of W. T. Lewis Buck has nearly completed a Davies ’ tenant houses. PAINTS, OILS Is how to obtain the BEST FOOTWEAR new barn for Henry Pitts in northwest Dennis Marshall started for Chicago Bengal, and so the improvements go on. to-day and intends spending the summer at the BEST PRICES. Quite a number from this neighbor ­ there. Mrs. R. C. Dexter is spending a lew hood attended confirmation exercises days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. XWall Paper at the Lutheran church in Fowler last T. Davies. Sunday. Mrs. Penix ’s youngest child has been hen you come to this conclusion drop quite sick for some time but is now con ­ Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Plowman are the valescing. CHEAP! W in and see that new line of MEN’S possessors of a fine boy who has come Mr. Madman who recently bought the CORDOVAN SHOES, Lace and Con­ to reside with them an indefinate Geo. Ferry forty is dislocating many We will Save you money and sell you Good Goods. length of time. grubs and rocks. gress, three styles of Toes, ONLY $2.50. Again farm work is at a stand still on Mrs. Hugh Anderson, of Ovid, and Talk about $2.00 Ladies ’ Shoes. We account of the heavy rains and a large Mrs. L. W. Marshall,ofGreenbush, were bitten by a vicious dog last week. FILDEW * MILLMAN, have the Finest Lines for that money acreage of oat seeding is still unfinished Rev. A. Burns was able to fill his and some have not sown oats at all. appointment at the hall, last Sunday, ST. JOHNS. FOWLER. ever put on shelves in St. Johns. If you Rev. Mr. Weller will preach the but was not feeling very well. are doubtful we ask your inspection. Memorial sermon before the R. G. On account of wet weather farmers in this vicinity are somewhat discouraged. St. Johns Mercantile Company —Boots and Shoes. These two lines of Shoes are Without Hutchinson Post, No. 129, G. A. It., at Very little seeding has been done. the Fowler M. E. church, Sunday, May The funeral services of Wm. Hayward Equals in Town. 28th, at 10 o ’clock a. m. were held at the Christian church, Sun ­ day, at Eureka. Rev. Ryker, of Maple DUPLAIN. Rapids, officiating. .. SHOE DEPARTMENT .. Duplain , May 15, 1893. Miss Madge Bunday and Miss Winuie Dutcher’s Cash Shoe House. Wells Squires raised his new barn Daboll, of St. Johns, spent Sunday with last Saturday. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Camp­ St. Johns Mercantile Company. Rev. W. E. Weller preached* his fare­ bell. _ well sermon last Sunday. He expects FOWLER. to leave Boon. On account of the rain Thursday even ­ Fowler , May 16, 1898. IT WILL PAY YOU ing the entertainment at the M. E. Mr. Harper is no better. church was postponed until this week, Mr. Carrette is in town again selling Friday evening, May 19th. A very in­ clothing. To look for the “RED SPRINGHASCOME teresting program has been arranged Mr. and Mrs. Gay spent the first of @ LABEL” in the Shoe De­ and an enjoyable time is anticipated. the week in Portland. A LITTLE LATE BUT STILL IN THE RING. The home talent will be assisted by Mr. Miss Krom, of Elsie, is the guest of partment of the Geo. Heck, of Essex, who comes highly her sister Mrs. Snelling. recommended as are elocutionist, Sirs. Doyle, of Elsie, and the Misses Della Henry Pitts, one mile east of town, MERCANTILE Cobb, Ruby Setterington and Nora has a new barn completed. Chase, of Elsie, all of whom are well By order of our village board the COMPANY. Now you must have that new dress. Our known and are well received wherever stores and saloons were closed last Sun ­ they have been. Pa ’s Boy . day which order will be observed in the stock of Fine Dress Patterns is Complete. At future. Thomas Bibby was unfortunate in They are BARGAINS no other place can you find such an assortment. SOUTH RILEY. having bis foot badly hurt Monday ^ whereever you find them. South Riley, May 15, 1898. evening by his horse stepping on it. Miss Eva Burett, of Harrison, is visit ­ Epworth League next Sunday evening Come and be convinced. ing friends and relatives here. at 7 o ’clock. Subject: "The Young STYLE Christian in Society. ” Leader, Mrs. Isaac DuBois is out on his farm paint­ Patterson. Note The ELEGANCE ing his buildings. The estimable wife of Jacob Shraft Mrs. M. L. Doe, of Saginaw, will spend died at her pleasant home last Friday Combination. the summer at A. C. Kent ’s. morning, May 12th, of consumption. QUALITY Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith visited her She gradually failed in health during son, Henry Treat, near Alma last week. the winter but her condition was not PRICE. James Ferguson and wife, of DeWitt, considered serious previous to the last Sundayed at Mrs. F.’s sister, Mrs. John three weeks of her illness, after which Holmes. time it was apparant to her friends that St. Johns Mercantile Co. her life was slowly ebbing away. The The Spring Underwear Season is now on, Samuel Clift returned from the north funeral services, which were largely at­ last week, after selling his team and tended, were held at the M. E. church, and here are Some Choice Bargains. Compare purchasing cows. Sunday, conducted by Rev. W.J. Massey, these Prices elsewhere. A. C. Kent is making some improve ­ of Pewamo, and her remains laid away ments on his farm by putting on about in Oak Ridge cemetery. Mary Elvira 80 rods of fence. Shraft was born on Mackinac Island, Bishop Keeney and his grandson, Michigan, May 29, 1843. Her father, The Standard Six Foot Mower! Misses Summer Vests. LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS, Gettie Keeney, returned to bis daugh ­ Henry Davenport, was an Indian trader ter’s, Mrs. John Holmes, after visiting and died when she was five years old. at Springville four weeks. Her mother and two sisters came Size 16,...... 3c EachJersey Rib, extra quality, to this vicinity soon after her ...... 5c Each 10 cents Each NORTH' WATERTOWN. father’s death and her mother married 20...... 7c Each Horace Parks. In September, 1865, she 22,...... w...". 10c Each Jersey Rib, finely trimmed, North Watertown , May 15, 1893. was married to Jacob Shraft who with 24,...... 12Jc Each 15 cents Each 8ome of our largest farmers have no one son, Charles E., 19 years old, survive 26,...... 15c Each oats sowed yet. her with her mother in Denver, Michi­ 28 ...... 18c Each William Waite, of Paola, Kansas, is gan, Mrs. Ellen Wright, of Fort Wayne, 30,...... 22c Each visiting relatives here. Indiana, and Mrs. Sarah Youngs, of 32,...... 25c EachAll Genuine Bargains. James Elliott is building a fine new Fowler, and two half sisters and two residence on hisfarm on River street. hall brothers at Denver, Michigan. Fayette Smith has been improving O EW ITT. bis farm by putting up a lot of patent fence. D ewitt, May 16, 1898. Timothy H. Clark and family, of St. L E. Wordon is still very low, with Johns, were visiting in Watertown last slight hopes of his recovery. REMEMBER THE LACE CURTAINS Sabbatb. George Davis and Henry Tavlor, of John Reeve has the material on the Lansing, spent Sunday with friends here. Has been in Successful Operation in Clinton ground for building a large basement Newton Linn, of Nebraska, is visiting We offer the Best Values and Largest Stock. barn in the south part of town. his brother Wess, better known as Capt County for Eight Years and has been pro ­ Died, in south Watertown, May 12th, Linn. of a complication of diseases, Mark State Senator L. E. Hough and wife, nounced by practical farmers to be the light­ Jenne. He had been a resident of of the first district of Wayne, spent Sun ­ est draft and most easily operated mower on Watertown for over thirty years. day with A. A. Woodruff and family Thomas Grinold, of Detroit, is visiting The DeWitt Milling Co. has decided the market. It will be to every one ’s advan­ his brother, George Grinold, here. lie to expend between $3,000 and $4,000 on lived in this neighborhood some twen­ the mill. They will put in a full roller tage to call and examine them before placing BRING IN YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS. ty-five years ago and now has an office process right away so as to compete with in the Whitney opera block at Detroit. other mills, also to accommodate the an order for a mower elsewhere. I have sold Mr. Grinold is one of the solid business people who now have to patronize Lan­ 16 of these excellent Mowers for the season men of Detroit, his present weight be­ sing and Bath mills. Mercury . ing 265 pounds. 8am. ol 1893. Mrs. Joseph Bailey, of Cedar Springs, Buy Dullam’s Great German 15 cent says: "Adironda, Wheeler’s Heart and Liver Pills—40 in each package —at Nerve Cure, is the best medicine I ever Travis & Baker.’s had in my family. It never fails.” I*. GRANT. ST. JOHNS MERCANTILE COMPANY.

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