THE LOWELL LEDGER. INDEPINDENT-NOT NEUTRAL.

VOL. XI, NO. 8 LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AUOUST 13, 1903 FIVE CENTS. BAD ROADACCIDENT STILL A MYSTERY Buy Your PraftB SIX YOUNO FOLKS IN A Cash Your Chcckg NO TRACE OF WHEREABOUT IIOKNE AND HUUUY OF SUPER VIS0R SKIDM0RE Deposit Your Fiitids SMASH UP. Sheriff Suspects he Has Gone JHIBB Attale B. Buxton Badly In- with O. A. R. Excursion to San- lured, But Will Recover. Pranciscoand will Telegrapb. A Safe Place to Buy at M#... A serious and nearly ratal run away accident occured on the depot $ street Sunday evening, In which the Supervisor lx»vi Skidmore of Bowne, lives of six young people were Jeop- as related by our correspondent, this nrdlzed, all growing out of the fool- morning's Orami Rapids Herald says City Bank ish custom of "driving by." that the mystery is still unsolved Ed. OreCn and Ed. Buxton, two and adds. All day yesterday Deputy Sheriffs RespoflBlbillty $180,000.00 youilg men, were driving Into Lowell If you buy an article here and it isn't exactly what village from the Ada road. They Gates and Greenly and Under sheriff drove past Phllo Murray, who was Verkerke were searching the neigh- it should be—if you're not satisfied, bring it back, we'll 3 Per Cent Paid on DeposltB. accompanied by Miss Annie Buxton, borhood of Alto for traces of the scaling their horses, which became missing man. They were working refund the full purchase price. This store's quarantee unmanageable, ami overtook nn- on a clew furnished by a woman is back of all goods sold, and the success of our business other rlgcontalnlng two more young who had seen a man tallying with folks. The two bugglea locked the description of Skldmore, who depends largely on your good will—wc wish to prove wheels and the Murray rig was cap- was wandering in the woods five sized, with the occupants In the miles from Alto. The search how- that we deserve it. WE SELL MANY THINGS that wreck. Just In front of I). G. Look's ever, proved fruitless. residence. Sheriff Chapman thinks that it is you are in the habit of buying, do you buy them of us? Miss Buxton was taken up in an possible that Skldmore went on the unconscious condition and taken to G. A. R. excursion to San Francisco. the home of her sister, Mrs. Wall. He Intends tt> send a telegram to For a time serious results were Eber Rice, who Is In charge of the Perfection feared, but tldH morning she Is doing excursion, to see if the missing man well, and her friends expect her to is on the train. recover. Murray had two ribs If this does not bring the desired The improvement put upon the FountaiD Sprayer makes it cracked and IH very sore. results it is probable that the sheriff the best sprayer made. It's working'parts are BO pcrfett they All of the rigs in the scrape belong will have the lakes near Alto drag- can't get out of order. to J. T. Jones' livery, ami two of ged. There are three lakes within a the buggies are In the repair shop. few miles of Alto. The largest and The two young men In the affair nearest oue la McEwan's lake. This resent a report that they were In- will probably be dragged first. toxicated, and our reports verify Mrs. Phlia Clark, who is a sister of their claims to having been sober. Skidmore's mother was culled to It wnsHlmply a youthful freak, the Alto Sunday and is still with the results of which will doubtless fur- family. nlsh a lesson for all concerned. When you buy a Lowell Man Strikes It Rich. The following article clipped from The Guernsey, Wyo., Iron Gazette of THE NEW BAND July 81, relates to the good fortune Sewing T/fachine of I). R. Whitney of Lowell, who in now sojourning in the locality refer- WILL GIVE FIRST OPEN AIR ed to: CONCERT 50,000 POUND CHUNK OF ONYX. You had better bny of a reliable Henry Koch returned Tuesday dealer, one that you know, one who This Thursday Evening. Starts from a ten days trip to the onyx carried repairs, one whoee guarantee is fields near Glendo. He reports that good becaoee he Rtaya here to make it wltli Snug Treasury. Wm. H. Vaughn of that place and Dan'l Whitney and his father of Sun- BO. Buy of A fly-by night peddler or a The new Lowell baud starts out rise have four onyx claims In that cheap John department houee and yon with the following Instrumentation: district which are very promising. have no redress or no remedy or re- Lenderniflrluet, U. A. Sherman. The rock is of the dark brown" and pairs when the dap trap goes back on Piccolo, Weldon Smith. black variety and is susceptible to a Flute, Arthur Sherman. very high polish. These gentlemen you. Buy right and you'll buy of ClarluelH. Chuu. Howe. Don. Craw- have a single huge piece of this black Potato growers are especially invited to inspect this machine at ford, Hatley Maynard. onyx out of the ground that is esti- Cornets, Elmer White, F. M. .lohn- mated t o weigh twenty-five tons and sOn, Chas. Kopf. they have a standing offer of $500.00 Altos, R. E. Sprlngett, George for any one who will place the big Morse. A. L. Knap. rock safely on a flat car on the C. & R. B. BOYLAN. Tenors, W. W. Pullen, Chas. Boyle. S. railroad,which is one mile from Baritone, E. R. Quick. the mine and on the opposite side of R. De STOCKING Tuba, Walter Morgan. the North Platte river. The owners Snare drum, Arthur Stone. wish to take the lump of onyx to the Bass drum, Dr. Barnes. St. Louis expositon. This twenty- Some additions to aid alterations five ton chunk of onyx would help In the above arrangement may be materially to swell Larainlecounty's made before the new organization.is exhibit at the Wyoming's Third In- well started. dustrlal convention that is to be About f225 has been subscribed by held at Sheridan in October. How the buHiness men, making with the about it county committee? This is recelptK of the bull game about |290. worth looking after. Good Bread is more than Meat Of thlHnhout $200 has been expended Your Summer Vacation for new Instruments and repairs on Onr bread is made by the most skilled workmen, from the old, which will leave a nice bal- CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES. carefully (teleoted materiaU All utensils are kepi scrapnl- ance In the treasury. ouolv dean, and extraordinary care is exercised to prosorve The first of a series of open air con- CATHOLIC. all the nutrient qualities. It is mixed Just right. It ia certs will be given this Thursday kneaded Just right. It is allowed to rise to exactly the evening. In two parts, one on each There will be services at St. Mary's proper poinl. It is soieotiflcally baked. Wil* 'nave an add Catholic church on Saturday and side of the river. It Sells for Five Cents a Loaf. ed value and OQO Sunday, August 15 and 18. Services will l)e held at the usual hour 10 that will ig we pleas- MARRIAGB LICENCES. o'clock, standard time. ure to you and William Johnson, 20, Campbell Try a loaf of 'our friends for a township; Lena Swenson, 20, Bowne MDTHODIST. Hearth Bread WELDON SMITH, township. Jifetime, if you "A Full Hand," will be the theme take with you one used by Rev. Chas. Nease next Sun- of our Reports Pocketbook Stolen. day morning. In the evening Mr. G. Robert Patterson of Cascade town- K. Boyajian will preach. Mr. Boy- ship reported to the sheriff's ofllce ajian Is an Armenian and others say, that he had been robbed of $10.50 "He is well worth hearing." while In the village of Cascade yeHter- The topic for the Epworth League day noon. He left his overcoat, con- meeting on next Sunday evening Is. KODAKS taining a pocket book and that "Endure Hardness as a Good Soldier" amount of money, on the seat of his and the leaders will be, Misses Libbie We wish to call your atteution carriage while he went into the hotel. Lawrence and Lila Lawrence. The Thursday evening meetings once more to the Simple in opeiation, hut effective in results. Easy to Upon his return the purse and cash were gone. He suspects one of a are well attended. If you are not at- buy, easy to carry, easy to use. Buy one. you'll never • party of ball players who were In a tending them, and can do so, you regret it. carry-all near his carriage. ought to be there regularly. He who takes a rellgigus vacation Arras Cream will find, when he would return to Michfcan State Fair Pontlac Sept. duty, that the evil oue has been very busily at work. A. D. OLIVER. 7th to Itth, 1903. Separator The Grand Trunk Railway System BAPTIST. will sell excursion tickets at single JEWELER, WATCHMAKER fare for the round trip, plus 50c, for No regular preaching services dur- The best cooling process, the handiest, cheapest and Prompt and reliable repairs a specialty. AND OPTICIAN. ndmlwdon to the fair grounds on ing the absence of the pastor, during best deep setting on earth, for the following reasons: the rest of August. Sept. 7th to 11th, inclusive. Return 1—Milk and water not mixed. limit Sept. 12th, 1903. Through train A prayer meeting will be held at 10 oclock each Sunday morning and all 1—Water can is round, milk can is flat, allowing service to the fair grounds, for furth- water all around It, and under it, and space enough to er particulars consult agent or write meml>ers of the church are urged to attend. use ice. to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A. S—Milk can being flat aUowa greater body of milk Adv. Department, Chicago, 111. Thursday evening prayer meeting as usual. against surface of can than a round can. James Scott and Roy Chambers 4—Invented by J. D. Arras, a practical farmer, who Mr. E. D. Myers, an experienced will lead the prayer meeting Sunday keeps cows for profit He made it a specialty to invent carriage builder from Waterloo, la.. morning Aug. 16th. a separator so that the farmer's wife could handle the Always Something Is in town looking for a location for The Sunday school meets every milk with less labor than with any other separator on at a carriage factory, and it is hoped Lord's Day at Il:.'». the market. arrangements can be made to secure Call and see It. Would also be pleased to show you his location here. THE LKDOEII has the Iowa Hand Separator. The simplest and easiest interviewed Mr. Myers, and believes CONGREGATIONAL. running hand separator made. Yours, he IH a good man to tie .to. Any There will be no preaching services reasonable proposition should l)e next Sunday, Aug. 16. Ttfeat considered, and If possible acceded to. Wo hope to he able to make a Sunday School at the usual hour, SCOTT & WINEGAR more definite statement in our next issue. WEYRICK'S W. C. T. V. Mr. and Mrs. S. Brower returned The Lowell W. C. T. U. met with TIfarket Saturday from a seventy -five mile Mrs. William Miller Friday afternoon Tllallaat drive through Ionia, Montcalm and Aug. 7th. Among those present Mecosta counties. At Mecosta they were Mrs. Mudge, former president visited a niece and nephew of Mrs. of Ionia Co. W. C. T. U., now of In To tempt the appetite which is so capricious Brower, Mrs. Marian Lovewell and diana, and Mrs. Barber of Sarauac at this season of the year. Fred Miller. At Lakeview, Mr. who has l)een secretary of the W. C 9/ow TTfinuet Skirt Supporters Brower's nephew. Frank Bishop, T. U. In that village for 20 years. was their host. Mr. and Mrs. B. One of the pleasant features of the For sale by MRS. EQGLESTON. FreHh Cucumbers, Tomatoes and Green Onions. Choice ready were mueh pleased with their trip, afternoon was a very interesting and say that for seeing the country talk given by Mrs. Mudge. Dainty Cooked Heats to save fire and keep heat out of your house. driving Iwats railroading any old Also a nice line of canned goods. refreshments were served to about One set free wiih every purchase. Made of aluminum and day. They report great crops of twenty guests. Adjourned to meet corn and potatoes on the route, and with Mrs. Chas. McCarty Aug. 2l8t wash with the waist. say that the roads In the localities for a mothers' meeting and picnic on visited are better than ours. the lawn. Price, only TEIV CENTS, mr T

THK LMDQEli, lo^BLL, MICH. THtTUSbAY, AUGUST 13, 1003. THE LfcfiQEk, ioWEtL, Midi., THUK8DAVt AUGUST ifl, 1908

NINE PERSONS KILLED. DEATH OF WILLIAM JUDS0N. Dr. M. Clayton Creene THE LOWELL LEDGER LITTLE WASTE PLACES. COLDEST TOWK OH EARTH. DO YOU GET UP IRES FfiOR Aad Maar Mara AM lajavad hy tha •lata Oil, laapector Baeeamba to • PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT Dealers in Mi KILLED III . Graduate of •hid Faraaer Telia How They Mar fke Merearr !• Thersaaaiater rails Nil el a Sidewalk at Ball Stroke of Apoplexy at Ula WITH A LAME BACK? Lowell LOWELL, MICHIGAN Be Utlllaed for the ProdaatlOa BUakty Dearaea Below Sera la Lumber, Lath, Shin- Park la Philadelphia. lloaie ia Aaa Arbor. University of Michigan and Post Graduate course at New York Poly. A of Paylnc Grays. Takatsk Dlstrlet. ies. Cedar Fence oUufc Medical School and Hospital, New York City. BY Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Planing Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 10.—Nine per- IJIII WIECi Ann Arbor, Aug. 7.—The sudden death 'ostfi, Lime, Hair, Offlco-LOWELL. MICH. FRANK M. JOHNSON. On most farma there are small plot* In Yakutsk district the tbsrmometer f sona were killed, at least 12 fatally In. Almost bodv Brick and Oement- of William Juuson, state oil Inspector, of ground in out of the way ploces is known to fall aa low aa 80 degrees Mill... Jured, and fully 300 seriously hurt Sat- papers Is sure to know of the wonderful Lieut Gen. Miles Gives Up His Com- Wallace Brothers* Circus Meets Dis- from apoplexy, cast a gloom over the Entered at LoweU Postofflcc as second which may be dug or spaded up and Fahrenheit below sero. The inbablt- cures made by Dr. urday afternoon by the fall of a walk caoor> class matter. ' fcrri entire city. The iuueral services were IT'S Q-OT TO SXI ntillzed in various ways, returning a ants (the Yakuts) of this district, saya Kilmer's Swamp-Root, mand of the Armyf Having overhanging the left field bleachers at aster In the Railroad Yards -g=»m AT-h • 77/anu/aefur*r» of,,. held In the Congregational church in SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR handeome profit for .the labor and the London Graphic, are a very inter- the great kidney. liver the Philadelphia National league baae- £37 YEARS IN SUCCESSFUL USB Q7 Reached Age Limit at Dor and, Mich. Chelsea, his former home. care bestowed upon them. It is sur- esting people, as It la evident that they and bladder remedy. Ecker & Foster Sash. Doon, Blinds, Door and Window ball park. WE GUARANTEE that SHAKER LIQUID PAINT will n.,1 It Is the great medi- Screens, Exhibition and Shipping Ooops, Doncy William Judson was born October 13, ADVBBT1SINO RATES. prising how many of these bits of are a different type from ths surround- Proprietors Sections, Dried Apple Boxes, Woodca Eave In the neighborhood of 20 people were flake, crack or chalk off, and will last LONGER than lead an.l cal triumph of the nine- 1842, in the township of Sylvan, Wash- 11* KTTtCt JAn. 1,1003. ground may be found around the aver- % Troughs, Poach and Potato Orates. oil. "We desire that you report to the DEALER from whom ing Mongolian tribea. teenth century; dis- In nn Aildrfan He AckanwIedKea the on the walk at the time of its collapse, Two Seetleaa Came Toaether aad tenaw county. His father, a farmer, Space adverttacmenls, 10 cents an Inch per age farm, which, iQatead of lying idle, Prof. A. H. Keane, In bis "Mao, Paat covered after years of LOWELL, MICH. Klilllll> Munlfeiitcd br Roth Om- and plunged with it 20 feet into ths came from Lincolnshire, Eiiglaud, and issue. Hamoon yearly contracts 9 cents per MatciiiaK, Rc'Sawlag aad Job Work. Tweaty - Thrie Mca Loae Their Inch. Steady advertisers get choice ut po- might be yielding the choicest vegeta- and Present," saya: "They are almost scientific research by p«*ra nnd Holdlrra—(irn, S. D. M street. In an Instant the scene Just out- Llrea aad Several Others Are la- his mother from Ireland. Whw little sitions. bles and small fruits. Our farm* Is ' the only progressive aboriginal people Dr. Kilmer, the emi- Touniti IIIn Sacoeaaort Tnkea tha side t he grounds was one of horror. For ceed to adjust any reasonable claim and to make it ENTl R E- Jared, Some Fatallr—WUd Seeaea education he ever had was got in going Business notices aroong reading matter, "6 not large, but the "scraps" of ground In Siberia, although numbering not nent kidney and blad- Unth of OIBce, an enUre block along Fifteenth street, LY SATISFACTORY to the CONSUMER." Our agents are cents per line. cJ| Follow the Craah. to the district school for two or three yield no small sum. more than 200,000 souls, coneentraied der specialist, and is from Huntington streat to Lehigh ave- authorized to guarantee SHAKER LIQUID PAINT Cards of thanks, 90 cento. .**• winters. He left home when he was 17 Along the fences, in corners and on chiefly along the river banks on tbe wonderfully successful in promptly curing nue, men and bojala^r in writhing heaps. years old and went to clerk for John C. AM OS B. McNAlRY&CO., Stmdird Paint Co., CLEVELAND, 0. lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou- WasbinKtOD, Aug. 8. — Lieut Gen. Durand, Mich., Aug. I.—Twenty-three slopes which for any reason the plow plateau bstween tbe Lena and the Al- The accident wu one of the most ap- Winans, of Chelsea; received five dollars For sale by D. G, Look, Lowell, Mich. cannot reach, I spade up the soil, ap- bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst Office in U. B. Williams' Kclnon A. Miles, commanding the army, r men are dead, several others probably dan. In the Yakuts ws have an extreme For palling in reoeBt years, and among a month the first year, seven dollars a form ol kidney trouble. Jewelry Store. retired from active service at noon, hav- will die of their Injuries, a dosen are plying manure from the poultry house Instance of the capacity of man to Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec- scores of bleeding men and boys quickly month the second, and |12 a month the Citz. Phone 127 • seriously hurt and the bodies of an ele- plentifully and working it thoroughly adapt himself to milieu. They do not ommended for everything but if you have kid- ing reached the age limit of 94 years, taken to hospitals it is feared that fully | phant and two camels He mangled as a third. He then went to work for Whedon through the soil. In these plots I first ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found laanea aft Addreaa. a dozen will not be able to survive thUr merely exist, but thrive, and display a Wood & Hatch, of Chelsea, receiving $300 the plant radishes, lettuce, peas or other Gen. Miles, in an address issued on j reeult of a colllalon here Friday morn- considerable degree of energy and en- Just the remedy you need. It has been tested terrible Injuries. The deaths are as fol- ing between the trains carrying Wallace first year, $400 the second and $600 the early vegetables, and when these have in so many ways, in hospital work, In private the occasion of his retirement from ac- terprise In the coldest region of tbe and lows: Edward Graham, Alfred Rodgers, third. He next took up the occupation bees removed I sow turnip seed or practice, among the helpless too poor to pur- tive scrvice, says that, in relinquishing Brothers' circus. The dead were men globe. Within tbe Isotbernal of —72 Edward Williamson, Matthew P. Reed, I connected with the show and employes of a drover and followed it until 1894. sweet corn. chase relief and has proved so successful in the command of the army of the United George Cunningham, Joseph Edgar, NewFranklin|Typewriters degrees Fahrenheit, Verhoyansk is tbe every case that a special arrangement has of the Grand Trunk railroad, on which He cast his first republican vote for On a strip of land five feet wide and heart of their territory. Is slone Includ- States, to which he was assigned by Nicholas Moses, Robert Kling and Wil- Abraham Lincoln. He was a delegate to been made by which all readers of this paper j the terrible wreck occurred. Failure of 150 in length, where weeds formerly ed for the period from November U> the president, October 2,1896. he hara- liam Graham. every county and state convention for GOOD ROADS IH JERSEY. who have not already tried it. may have a the air brakes on the rear train to work grew- (the leaves and stalks of which February, and in this temperature, at sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book Fatally injured: Peter Barrett, the last quarter of a century. He was caused the collisloa. State aad Co aa ties Balldlas Thena at have formed a loose, rich soll)rI plant- which quick silver freezes, the Yakut telling more about Swamp-Root and how to Carl Jfunter Thomas Kane, Joseph Larkin, Douglass elected township treasurer of Sylvan for 1 Coal i Llat of the Dead. Si on ted at the Kate at One Haadred aad ed several rows of Gregg and Cuthbert children may be seen gamboling naked find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. McCaulley, John Murphy. Joseph Mc- two terms, and trustee of the village of The dead circua men are: John Le- VlttT Mliea a Year. raspberries, a bed of RtrRwberrles of In the snow. When writing mention reading this generous Conaghy, Joseph McGarrible, Lewis Mc- Chelsea for two terms; was appointed cuy, Springfield, 111.; Andrew Rowland, a self-pollinating variety, in rowa two "In midwinter R. Kennon met some offer in this paper and Grath. Nicholas Moser, John Radcllfte, postmaster at Chelsea by President Har- New York: Frank Thorp, Dundee, $4,00 per month Good-road building Is probably feet apart and the plants 15 inches of these 'men of Iron,' as Wrangel calls send your address toi A. D. Robinson. W. Snyder. Jacob Stein. rison, served three years and nine Dr. Kilmer & Co..Bing- Mich.; Charles Sand, Peru, Ind.; Jo» making greater progress In New Jer- apart in the row* and a number of them, airily (arrayed in nothing but a months, and was turned out by Grover hamton, N. Y. The . Wilson, Pittsburg; W. J. McCoy, Co- sey than in any other state in the gooseberry and currunt plants. From shirt and a sbeepakln, lounging about To educate BROKE ALL RECORDS. Cleveland on the charge of being an of- regular fifty cent and BocMof simnp-Rooi lumbus^.; Edward York, Terre Haute, union. Ten years ago the legislature this strip, which I pnvo especial care, aa if in the enjoyment of the zephyrs of at tbe fensive partisan, which was true. He dollar sizes are sold by all good druggist^ Ind.; James Toff^Imlre, Orient, la.; Rent applies passed a state aid bill permitting I supplied cur tnhle throughout the some genial subtropical zone." Spednl Trala Raaa from IfewTarkta was elected sheriff of the county of Harry St. Clair, Robert Rice, George •each county to spend on road im- season, and sold srvernl bushrls of Callforala la TO Hoara aad Washtenaw in November. 1894, and re- on Purchase Smith, resldencea unknown; seven un- provement an amonnt equal to one- fruit. 1 do not refer, of eoiirac, to the A Successful Buataess School. fraud SI Mlaatea. elected in 1896, being the first republican HOT BOTHERED BY SERVANTS. | known men; James McCarthy" Battle fourib of one per cent, of ita rata- first year's product, which was small. sheriff elccted in that county since 1866. Los Angeles. Gal.. Aug. 8.—At 1:06 Creek, trainmaster Grand Trunk road; ble property. Rhubarb and arparagtis, (oo, I find are Rapids He was appointed state inspector of il- Waaiea af aa Arlaaaa Mlaiaa Towa The Grand Bapids BuHiness Uni- o'clock Friday afternoon the special A. W. Large, Battle Creek, special offi- In the following year four counties excellent for fence corners and fur- luminating oils by Gov. Plngree In 1899, Da Their Cookiasr oa the versity, sometimes called the Parish Bwlitts cer Grand Trunk. On the Franklin all the writing is in plain sight. With out of the 20 in the state built to- nish many a toothsome dish. The as- train bearing Henry P. Lowe, chief en- and reappointed by Gov. Bliss. Caaaarativa Plaa. Business College, located corner Ot- IT PAYS writing in Hght, mistakes are more easily correi ted, there is no gether nearly 75 miles of road. Last paragus bed once eslabllshed requires tawa and Ly on Streets, opposite tbe UsiwrHtv gineer of the United States Steel cor- I Starr of the Cataatraphe. Mr. Judson was married In 1866 to lifting nf ibe carriage and less work all around. Write for catalog. year 17. counties built their quota of little care, only nn occasional weeding The servant girl problem is no louger city ball. Is proving Itself to be, as poration, drew in at La Grande station, I The circus travels in two trains of Miss Fannie I. Morton. Their children having completed a run from the At- about 36 cars each. After last night's roads, completing during the year and thinning being necessary. a live Issue at San Miguel, a mining town ever, one of tbe most progressive In- are Gertie May. William Morton and stitutions of tbe city. Its aim has lantic to the Pacific, a distance of more exhibiUon at Charlotte the two trains nearly''156 miles of sound, level high- It is the little things like those 1 In tbe copper region of Cochise coun- Arthur Garfield. always been that whatever it might .than 3,200 miles, in the fastest Ume on ' left for Lapeer over the Grand Trunk ways. have mentioned that return the lirg- ty, Arizona. The women of the place CUTTER TOWER CO. est profits. The wiMow leaf lima bean have worked out a ••'community of in- lack in the glitter of Its furnishings It where you are taught tbe later and more popular systems; where tbe results are so record. Mr. Lowe left New York on ! road, the second secUon leaving a half More Rpral Delivery. Since the passage of the act more would be second to none In Its prac- 1 226 Dearborn Street. Chicago, III. Is a profitable varidy which may be terest" plan with much'success. They excellent tbat there ia a constant growing demand for its students for office poeitiona Tuesday, August 4, at 2:46 p. m. and ar- hour after the first It was 8:46 o'clock Washington. D. C.. August 10.—Rural than $1,850,000 of the state's money tical up-to-date educational provis- where Gregg Shorthaad improvements save the students from two to four months NELSON A. MILES. grown also for ornament. It may be have a cooperative cooking club, which rived in Los Angeles 70 hours and 21 when the first secUon pulled into the free delivery will be established In Mich- has been spent on good-road build- ions; so that the worthy student time, while he secures a syatem tbat is endorsed by able BEP0RTER8 of ten to planted nround a porch snd trained by acknowledges his appreciation of tha minutes later. west end of the Grand Trunk yards igan September 16 as follows: Clark- ing and more than 700 miles of road- now consists of 45 families, and It re- who went forth from under Its train- tentv years experience. Let the intending student be wisely governed by these facts upon cords or wire netting. The pods fidelity manifested by the officers and The recordrbreak'ing run was under- here. A red light was hung on the son. Oakland county, two routes; Crand ways have been constructed nnder cently celebrated the fourth anniver- ing would find him or herself fully are borne in large clusters and the sary of Its organization. Four years capnble of meeting the demand, as Eoidiers during the past eventful years. taken to gain the bedside of his 11-year- rear car to stop the second secUca. Junction. Van Buren county, two COUNCIL PKOiEklHNGS. Fire Department 10 00 -the most approved modern methods. beans are of extra large size. I find a ago the women of the camp rebelled bookkeeper or stenographer, of those Lyon Street -A# S. PARISH, President. To those who were his companions old daughter, who was dying In Los An- Engineer Propst of Battle Creek, who routes: Harrison. Clare county, one J T Mueller 5 00 The work is «o popular that there is constant demand for them at 20 cents against the "greaaer" servants they who requried the best of work that and asEOciates during one of the great- geles. The child died early Thursday was rupning the engine of the rear route; Leonard. Lake county, one Hydrant Rentals 150 00 a demand to double the amount per- D G Look a quart, shelled. Any of the fruits and were compelled to put up with. They could be done with the latest and est of all wars, he takes pleasure In ex- morning, but Mr. Lowe was not advised train, says he saw this light and ap- route: Msrtln. Allegan • county, one Regular meeting; of the Common 1 10 mitted to be expended on the roads Ecker & Foster vegetables 1 hare named may-be grown therefore organized this club. A home best methods. pressing his gratification that they have of her death unUI well on his way. plied the air brake. To his horror it route; Milllngton, Tuscola county, two Council of the Viiluffe of Lowell held 70 under the law. The last legislature It has, by this course, througout Squires & Speaker on ground usually left to weeds, in In the central part of the town was lived through the trials and dangers of refused to work. He reversed his en- routes; Traverse City. Grand Traverse In the Council Rooms on Monday 70 increased the state's contribution Its nearly thirty-eight years of exis- 3b PerCent evening, Aug. 3,1903. C G Stone 1 00 sufficient quantity to supply a family. leaaed. a matron was chosen and aa- long service to witness the results of KILLED BY AN~EXPL0SI0N. gine.'but the momentum of the train county, four routes; Vassar, Tuscola W Tredenick from $150,000 to $250,000 and the tence, borne an enviable reputation 9 16 The result from^a ten by ten plot will sessments were large enough to secure for high grade work. It Is still Does ^ i)er cent more Interest you? Isn't it better than tbe old their fortitude, heroism and unselfish behind was too great and with a crash county, fire routes; Wayland, Allegan Meeting called to order by presi- J C Train counties met this with their own ap- rates? We will pay you 3% per cent on a certificate of deposit If the fadlaaa IfltroslxeeHae Werka Ex- dent Hakes, Present Trustees, Collar 7 50 surprise those who have never at- a capable staff of Chinese servants. An maintaining that reputation and devotion to the welfare of their coun- that aroused all of the town near the county, two routes. W Rexford 24 78 propriations. money is left with us for One Year. If it Is left for 3 months or less plode with Dlaaatroaa Reaalta Look, Smith and Winegar, absent, tempted intensive culture.—Nathaniel executive committee of three purchase stands today at tbe front, having try. yards, the two trains met Three cars Geo Parker.... 9 44 At present petitions to build 550 than a year we pay 3 percent We have a Savings Department and Body Foaad. Lee and Nicholson. G. Saxton, In Burai World. all the supplies, and Its authority Is un- latter and more acceptable systems Nnnr Reapoaafbllltlea. to Three Braplayea. of the stationary first section were tel- Ann Laughlln..... 27 24 more miles of roads, at an estimated have small banks for home use. They are free. A dollar starts t ue Battle Creek, Aug. 10.—Mystery sur- Minutes of preceding meeting read x questioned. The club is run on a. fam- in all its departments. Since Its organization the army baa escoped and the engine and five' cars U B Williams . 9 16 cost of $2,404,851, arc on file and, pro- account. Bluffton, Ind., Aug. 6.—The Empire. rounding the disappearance of Samuel and approved. M Sayies ELFOS OP FOREIGN BLOOD. ily plan and each family has a table of In its commerical department It Rob't D. Graham, Pres. Oornellus Olark. Vice Pres. been charged with a great variety of of the moving train were demobbed. 8 00 vided the state appropriation is lib- has the celebrated Salder & Bowe American Nitroglycerin company's Charles ended when two children found A petition was received from the W Lang ' its own. There fg a table d'hote for tbe Tboa. W. Strahan, 2nd Vice Pres. responsibilities, all subordinate to de- Tbrrear car of the first secUon was a 9 88 eral enough to meet the amount ex- Bookkeeping and Business practise S. W. Sherman, Cashier. O. L. Rosa, Asst. Cashier. magazine, three, miles northeast of his body on a farm near Lake Goguac. Western Michigan Normal School T A Murphy Vaw Barepeaa Coaatriea Caa Baast unmarried members. After four years fending the country and maintaining caboose in which the trainmen were Association of Alto, Mich., asking 12 50 pended by the counties, in a few system, which Is used by a large Bluffton. Exploded Wednesday after Cfrarles had been hunting, and sat down City Bank...... 509 83 at Ralera Who Are Reallr of trial the women declare that the club sleeping, and the next two were filled the Council to pass a resolution fav- years all the leading roads can ba majority of the leadbig business gth National Batik and Savittgs tfank the righ!s of Its citizens. In the dis- to rest on a mowing machine in a de- H FLane.; 37 50 Nattvca. noon at 12:46. The entire plant was with sleeping circus employes. The oring the location of the Western means a saving of about 50 per cent, in schools through out the country. In charge of Its manifold duUes the army L & P Fund 3 00 covered with gravel and stone. destroyed and William Howard, Ed- serted field. His gun evidently dropped Michigan Normal School at Alto, the living expenses of each family, and connection with ten different offices, Captall $100,000 OO. Surplus and Undivided Profits 123,000.00 - has confronted enemies representing greatest loss of life was in the caboose. Citizen Telephone Co " 30 ward Radadaugh and William Steffy, and discharged, blowing off part of his and was received and'placed on file. It is strange how little really native ft enables the families .to have bettef lucludlng the bank, and Inter-com- Directors'.— 79 Oanal St, CRAND QAPID9, MIOW. every stage of human development from One of the wrecked cars of the sec- R E Sprlngett 25 00 HOW TO LIFT POSTS. E , ,US 1 K employes, were blown to pieces. head. The body remained in a sitting at- A petition was received from John blood the royal families of Europe have service and better food tban If they munication work, in Its season with U.-. 9LS5 . . S " - HUBERT Welden. Thos. F. Carroll. Daniel Lynch. Tlios. W*. the highest civilization yet obtained to ond secUon was occupied by five ele- J B Yeiter 80 00 Strabao Christian Bertech Christian Gaiimeyer. Wm. B. Anderson. Saiuuel M. While loading a wagon with nitro- titude. Many had thought the young McWilliams asking to have the tax In their veins. The king of Greece Is "batched It" alone. Internal dissen- from ten to twenty different schools John phants and several camels. One of An Baa7 Thlaa to Do, Provided On* Lemun. W. Blodgett. WM. B. Gay, Robert 1). Graham. glycerin Edward Radabaugh dropped a man was murdered, but everything levied against his property remitted 1959 o:i generally called a Dane, being second sions are guarded agalr.st by a clause In located In the East, South and West the elephants and two camels were Upon the recommendation of Presi- Kaawa Jaat How to Taekla In its Shorthand department the can, which exploded, causing 2.000 quar- points to a clear case of accident. as he is unable to pay it. Referred son of the King of Denmark, but as the the constitution which allows any per- killed outright dent Hakes, Trustee Smith moved the Work. student Is taught the Gregg System, ters of nitroglycerin In the factory tc to the finance committee. king of Denmark waa a prince of Schles- son dissatisfied with the club to leave Horrlfrlasr Speetaele. Coaipaar Not Blamed. The following resolution was pres- that Standard time be adopted a#- which has so recently come to tbe explode. Three teams of mules used In wlg-HoIsteln, the Danish and Grecian it without notice. The escaping steam and screams and Albion, Aug. 10.—The coroner's In- ented and adopted, on motion by the offldal time of the vlilaoe. A crowbar, chain and two-foot piece front as a remarkable improvement delivering the explosive were found one- Carried. reigning houses are both of German ex- over the Pitmanlc systems, aud ones of those pinned In the wreck quest Into the death of George Roper and trustee Smith. of Joist as shown in the illustration half mile distant hanging In a number On motion by Trustee Winegar traction, says London Black and White. SCREEN OF POSTAGE STAMPS. which by Its superiority has already made a horrifying spectacle in the his nephew, George Roper, rendered a Be it resolved:-That the common make an excellent and convenient de- of trees. Council adjobrned. Germany, has, indeed, supplied most found Its way Into over five hundred verdict that the two came to their death council of the village of Lowell recom- gray of the early morning, when the of the royal houses of Europe. The Philadelphia Haa Make* Qaecr I.'ae schools In America. by being struck by an electric car of the mend and support the locating of T. A. MURPHY, CLKBK. trainmen in the yards and the aroused the Western Michigan Normal School car Is, of course, a lineal descendant of of 40,000 of Caaeelcd Cov- In the typewriting department It BRUTE LYNCHED. Jackson and Battle Creek Traction com- townspeople first reached the scene. at Grand Rapids. Peter the Great but nearly all bis In- crasneat Tokcaa. teaches the touch method which' is pany. The motorman was entirely Twelve Days OUIIHK ia the Plotur- such an acknowledged gain over the The Cltlaena of Aaotln, Waah., Haa* The rescuers could see unfortunates The street commissionersubmitted tervening ancestors have been German, exonerated, hut the Traction company old sight method. We believe no a Nepro Who Aaaaalted aad through the taugled wreckage and bis report for the month of July and eaque Higltlatids of Oatarlo, via as in the middle of the eighteenth cen- A most' interesting screen composed V went furiously to work without wait- was advised to at once take the neces- on motion by trusteee Winegar it other school In the country cansbow killed a White Girl. Grand Trunk Syatom- tury a prince of Oldenburg Inherited of about 40,000 postage stamps, is on a greater percentage who are inade ing for tools to extricate thun. A sary precautions to make the crossing waa received aud placed on file. the Russian crowns and transmitted the point of completion by a Philadel- successful touch operators than can Asotin, Wash., Aug. 6.—Despite the where the two were killed a safer one. The street committee submitted a Extremely low fares to MuSkota wrecking crew Is kept in the yards them to the subsequent curs. phlan. says.the Philadelphia Record. It this worthy institution. efforts of the little victim's father, here, aud it was on the scene in a very report recommending the rebuilding Wharf and returu on all trains Sept. Followa Daaskter to Orare. and repairing of certain sidewalks 12th, 1903. Excursion tickets will.al- The kin* of Sweden Is French, and of is of four panela. The handsome frame, We need hardly say that the busi- Sheriff Richards, of Asotin couaty. few minutes, bringing tools and equip- ness men of Grand Rapids and vicin- Manistee, Aug. 10.—James White, the within the village of Lowell, among so be on sale at Muskota Wharf quite humble extraction—that is,-hum- with ledge on top shelf, is of quartered who had sworn In 26 deputies to guard ity appreciate the the benefits of such ment In plenty. All the phvpirians which are the walks of J. J. Mc- covering ail around tour of the ble for a monarch—though his grand- oak, the dark, English weathered vari- longshoreman whose daughter Susan a school in their mldet This ap- the brute, William Hamilton, a well- and trained nurses in town were sent Naughton, John Scott, Frank R. Lakes. For further Information call ey. This is in rich contrast with the died at Chicago a few weeks ago under father. Bemad otte. was one of Napo- preciation is most emphatically to-do farmer, the self-confessed out- for, and those in near-by places were Ecker, Mrs. Margaert Klum on local agent, or write to Geo. W. peculiar circumstances, was found un- leon's most famous generals. panels, which are completed entirely sbftwn in that they have called for rager and brutal murderer of little rushed to the scene on hand cars. Phillip Monks, Robert Hardy Vaux, A. G. P. &T. Adv. Depart- conscious at-bis home and removed to POST LurriNO MADE EAST. The Spanish crown is filled by a of canceled postage stamps of every de- over two hundred of Its students to Mabel Richards, was forcibly taken tate, Clayton Gunn.andS. B. Knapp. ment, Chicago. 111. Oae More Death. Mercy hospital, where he died. Tbo prince who can boast at least of a fair nomination from $50 to something like take office positions since tbe begln- from the AsoUn county Jail at 12:16 Durand, Mich., Aug. 10.—John On motion by Trustee Winegar vice for lifting and removing posta. a tenth of a cant Not only is every na- cause of his death was pronounced apo- the report was accepted and ad- TORONTO EXPOSITION EXCURSION percentage of real Spanish blood, and Ing of this year |19o3J. Theirdemand Wednesday moYning and lynched by Thompson, of Pepi, Ind., one of the in- Hook the chain aroutid the post and for Its student sis constantly and plexy. He was keeping house alone, hla opted and notices ordered to lie Italy's king, too, descended from the tion represented, but there is a good va- a mob of over 1,000 men, which had Via Qraad Traafc Railway Syataa Uia other end over the end of the rapidly Increasing and Is continually jured In the wreck of the Wallace wife being In Seattle, Wash., visiting an- served upon the above mentioned old kings of Sardinia—one of the Ital- riety for each nation, and odd aa wen been congregating all day from a|ll Brothers' circus train here last Friday, persons to build, rebuild or repair Single fair for the round trip from bar, taking a short purchase, and then ian states. as new Issues are arranged In wonder- bevond Its ability to supply. other daughter. He had resided hero Some of the office positions taken parts of AsoUn county. Is dead, making the total deaths 24. their walks. Walks to be repaired all Michigan points, except Detroit pull down as indicated by the arrow.— The royal house of Hapsburg haa ful variety. The peculiar colors used FARl IMFLE1ENT8 many years. by Its students this year have been: to lie done within ten days and walks and Port Huron. Selling dates Aug- Farm and Home. r ' In postage stamps lend themselves ad- All Foaad Galltr. ust 26th to September 5th, inclusive, given many emperors to Austria, which Wholesale Houses U LIEUT. GEN. S. B. M. YOUNG. Mob Kllla a lfe*ro. Haasred Hlmaelf. to be rebuilt to be done within thirty mirably and grow still more mellow in Boston, Aug. 7.—The trial of Willlapi return limit Septemiier 14th. 1903. is one of the tew countries where the Farm Machinery Houses 5 Lewlsburg, Tenn.. Aug. 6.—One negro Sault Ste. Marie, Aug. 10.—Three days after service of such notice. MUk Kxpoaed to Odors. Monroe Trotter, editor of the Boston king is really a native of the country a few years. Banks -1 0/ all kinds. savagery and barbarism. It has ever women who were berrying on the Sey- On motion by Trustee Collar the For further particulars call on local Besides bad fermentations, there Is Guardian; Granvllie Martin and Ber- was killed an^ another fatally wounded agent, or write to Geo. W. Vaux. A. he reigns over. C. E. Schermerhorn, who is having It Lumber Companies. 3 been its duty to observe In war thoaa by a band of white cappers Monday mour road found the body of Mauri following bills were allowed. another cause of poorly flavored but- mads, says the stamps are stuck on nard Charles, charged with disturbing Yeas Collar, Look, Smith and G. P. & T. A. Adv. department, Chi- Law Offices 11 chlvalric and humane principles by night. There were between 16 and SO Palo hanging from a tree in a badly cago, III. ter, says Oscar Erf. This comes from Tbe goods a meeting in the Columbus avenue A. Winegar, absent Lee and Nicholson. compo board, which Is both light and Furniture Factories 9 which Inevitable horrors are so rreatly in the mob. A negro preacher named decomposed condition. Palo left home cream or milk having been exposed to Manufactories 11 are all Also Buggies, Wagons M. E. Zion church, which was addressed strong. It is alike on both sides, seven mitigated, while by unyielding prose- John Milllken was the man killed, and July 21. telling his wife he was going to L & P FUND. foul odors, which are absorbed and [other than furniture] by Booker T. Washington on the night AGRICULTURL COLLEGE EX- feet in height, each of the Inserted pan- guaranteed cuUon of warfare against armed forcei John Hunter, a son-in-law of Milllkln. a drug store. He did not return and she U B Williams ... % 1 25 given to tbo butter. The theory that Retail. Houses 7 of July 30, resulted in all three defend- : els measurins six feet by two feet and and the prices Robes, Blankets, Etc. Its valor has been demonstrated. was fatally shot No cause is assigned had been Searching for him ever since. Squires & Speaker . . 50 CURSION AUGUST 24. Mlsceilanepus 91 ants being found guilty. Sentences milk does not absorb odors wben a half. In spite of the fact that very are right for the killing, as both Milllkln and No reason for his suicide Is known. W Morris 2 00 The reliability of this old ami tried Haa Faith In the Army. 1 Train will leave Lowell at 7:48. warm and cooling has long been many of the stamps were collected by were delayed. Hunter bore good reputations. General Electric Co Rate f 1. •and always up-to-date school has Marked changes at different times Vletlma af Lj-lav. Emerson Electric Co....'. 25 00 abandoned. Experiments show that friends, the. screen baa cost about $100. Beheaded Her Glrla. Life not only made It many patrons and Take a day off and visit Michigan have occurred in the strength and or- Benton Harbor, Aug. 10.—The flying J T Jones 3 00 milk in that condition Is even more And |660 wouldn't buy It Columbia, S. C., Aug. 10.—Rlzzle Deatk af W. B. Dodce. Agricultural College which stands at friends In the past, but Is ever add- ganization of the army, resulting from rollers, who are congregating in this Western Electric Co 1 85 susceptible to odor tbsn In any other Renewed. Left Side Aiken, a negro woman 40 years old, was Bar Harbor, Me., Aug. 10.—William the head of all such institutions ing to its number, as is shown In the diverse influences, and various experi- city to meet Christ at his second coming, R Williamson Co 3 40 state. In the ripening process this vmsEcrioN IN ENGLAND. fine enrollment of fresh students now committed to Jail here for ^beheading E. Dodge, the New York millionaire and Ft Wayne Electric Works 2 46 in theUnited States. See posters, or Badly Affected. ments have been tried. Time has rec- claim that they are the victims of wick- ask agents for particulars. odor can be partly eliminated by taking place. her two daughtera, three and five years philanthropist, died Sunday at Stan- Scott & Winegar 23 96 tified errors In the past and will do so ed lying. Charles Morris, one of the aeration or by pasteurization of the Tatal Haaibar at Ezaerlaieata Dartas Young men, young women, your old. The heads were severed with an wood, his summer home here, aged 71 Freight , 2 78 Liable to Paralytic in the future. years. He was one of the founders of sect and close to Benjamin, the leader, Tea Day Bxcaraioa to Nilaaahaa Via cream, but in case of a bad fermenta- Last Tear aa Llvlaa Aalawala education Is your life. You cannot axe, and she threw them into a fire. Electric Appliance Co 119 G6 afford to do less than tbe best and The lieutenant general has faith that said that the sect did not expect Mary Oraad Traek Railway. tion some antagonistic germ must be Stroke. Alaiaat 15,000. "THE LITTLE GIANT OF j The woman admitted the crime, saying the Union League club and well known D. G. Look 6 59 we call your attention to the above tinder all circumstances the army will and Benjamin to be the parents of added in order to check the progress she had received a message from God as foremost in charitable work. He Is Westlnghouse Co 5 70 Round trip excursion tlcketa on sale above facts as evidence that tbe maintain its high character, and that of the undesirable one. This antag- A return waa Issued recently at Lon- survived by a widow and three daugh- Christ at his second coming. Will Morse 50 00 Friday August 21, 1903. Valid re- Dr. Miles' Nervine Gave Parish School offers It. If In tbe its future will be as honorable and glo- ordering the crime. onistic fermentation is commonly ters. Ased Womaa Dead. F J McMahon 40 00 turning any date to nnd including don showing the number of experiments least doubt, be sure and call that THE WEST," rious as has been its history in the past. Retara to Work. C Morris 35 00 , known as a starter, and if properly - Me New Life. performed In the year 1902 on living Leonidas, Aug. 8.—Mrs. Barbara Wat- August:!!, 1003, at extremely low yon may have further confirmation His earnest' solicitude and best wishes Storm la Kaaaaa. T Morris .*15 00 prepared contains the right kind of animals. Tbe total number for Encland Philadelphia. Aug. 11.—It is esti- kins passed away at her home here, fares. F or further information con- This it to certify that I have used Dr. of Its claims. You will be cordially Will ever follow the fortunes of the Pittsburg. Kan., Aug. 10.—Michael W Morris 45 00 sult local agent or write to Geo. W. flavor producing bacteria. and Scotland waa 14,906, being 3.261 mated that 12,000 operatives in the tex- aged 83 years. Miss Barbara Hill came Miles' Remedies quite extensively, especially welcomed and lie given every oppor- army. McMuIlen and Mrs. Antone Sarto were Ecker & Foster 6 82 Vaux, A. G. P. A T. A. Adv. Depart- the Restorative Nervine, which has done more than in 1901. tunity to satisfy yourself. Illinois Life Insurance Co. tile trade reported for duty Monday to Michigan in 1839 and was married to YOUDK la Commaad. killed, over 50 persons were Injured, Citizen Telephone Co ^ 2 25 ment Chicago, III. wonders for me. Sis yean ago I had nerv- Of these 12.7766 were performed with- at various mills and a similar number. William M. Watkins in 1841, since MOVIHG HEAVY STONES. ons prostration and again three years ago, at Washington, Aug. 10.—At 12 o'clock some of them fatally, and enormous $413 11 out anesthetics. These were mostly JAMKS W. STEVENS, President, Chicago. It is expected, will resume woric to- which time she bad lived at her pres- STUEET FUND. which time I began taking Dr. Miles'Re>tor- Saturday Lieut. Gen. Toung Issued an damage was done to residence, min- Aa laamiaaa Plan Which Haa ative Nerriae. I kept taking it for six inoculations and almple matters, such day. This is the first serious break In ent home. She was the mother of seven J Jones 17 40 FARM FOR SALE! order In accordance with the order of ing and farm property by a terrific Worked Well Wherever It Haa months and have taken an occasional dose aa abstraction of a small quantity of 1. Insurance in Force, the textile workers' strike, which has children, four of which survive. M Raymond 16 50 EXCURSIONS duhng the last two yean. I am practically 160 Acres-formerly two farms, coe 90 i the president assuming command of the storm which swept over this section been In progress since June L J F Todd 16 50 VUTKB Haca Oivea a Trial. blood. No experiment involving any- and one 70 acres. Two houaoa, tao barn* Thirty Million Dollars. army of the United States. Previously Saturday. s new man and fed tha' I have been given a Killed br Liabtalac. C Barber 6 00 sew lease of life. 1 used to have very bad thing serious waa allowed to be made and other buUdings. Two peaoh ar-d apple Gen. Tou^g had taken oath of office in . Loaa Over Half a Allllaa. Raral Free Dellverr. Hillsdale. Aug, 10.—Herbert Cox, aged J F Todd 18 00 PERE MARQUETTE Cut a sapling about nine feet long, one attacks of stomach tnrable but since using without tbe use of an aneatbetic. orchards, good water, good aoil, well fenced 11. Insurance Written tor 1902, the war department. 11 years, was killed by lightning while G Taylor * 25 that Is strong and curved. Make this the Nervine I can eat most anything I want Of the 319 persons licensed to experi- One mile east of Loaell on D. & M. R. B. Twenty Million Dollars. Denver. Col.. Aug. 8.—Reports com- Washington. Aug. 6—The post ofllce Niagara Falls. Alexandria Bay, with impunity. I was examined m Omaha 4 standing in the door of a large barn N Raymond 15 00 into a coupling pole as shown in cut ment 112 performed no experiments. 8(>july Vtm. Cheetham Remembera Poor Chlldrea. ing In from the farming region of north- department established during the by a noted German doctor three yean ago. Total Admitted Assets, ern Colorado show such great destruc- month of July 2.455 rural free delivery owned by Jonas Brown, live spiles south- W Dawson 15 75 Toronto. Ont., Moatreal, Qna. He told me I was liable to a paralytic stroke It is pointed out that a very large in. Oyster Bay. Aug. 7.—President west of this city. Mr. Brown was struck C Barber 3 75 say moment; that my whole left side was number of experimenta are made on be- i tion of crops by the terrific hall storm on routes. The total number of routes as- On August 18. 1903. tickets will lie EXCWSIM TJES TO ST- PAUL AND Four Million, One Hundred Thousand Dollars. Roosevelt has directed Col. Symons to and seriously injured, but will recover, W Dawson S 25 badly affected. That was Just before 1 began half of public bodies. These include Wednesday night that the total damage tabiished for the entire flscal year ended W Dawson 9 00 sold at special low excursion rates taking Dr. MQes* Restorative Nerme. open the white house grounds Satur- The barn was totally destroyed. the local government board, the House OULUTII VIACRVND TRUNK RAILWAY- IV. Ask to see the following: Policy Features: Is conservatively estimated at more June 30,1903. was 6,684. J Gibson 5 00 via I'ere Marquette, Port Huron and My work for two yean and s half has been day afternoons to 600 poor children Special low fare tickets on sale 1. State Endorsement of Illinois. than $500.000. Aa Appolatmaat. J F Todd 1« 50 Grand Trunk railway. very trying on my nerves. I am a presiding of Commons ventilation committee, the whose parents are unable to take them Maar Deatka. elder, traveling my districts at the rate ol dailj-until Sept 30th. 1903, valid re- G Taylor 7 50 Ask agenta for particulars as to royal commission on tuberculosis, tha 2. Guaranteed Values from First Premium. Into the country. Baraa Prove Fatal. Saginaw, Aug. 11.—Gov. Bliss an* ten thousand miles a year, preaching on an Vienna, Aug. 11.—The strike riots J F Todd 3 00 rates, trains for which tickets will board of agriculture, and various county turning Oct. 31st. 1903. Springfield. 111., Aug. 11.—Mrs. Tay- nounces that he has appointed Charles average of five times a week, besides many For further information call on 3. Annual or Tontine Dividends. Oa the Blaekllat. at Cracow. Austrian Poland, have re- W Dawson 1 60 be sold etc., or write H. Fr -Moeller, business aieetingE, and - the multitudinous ooundla and municipal corporations.' I lor Greening, aged 64. wife of a prom- L. Benjamin, of this city, stale oil In- local agent or write to Geo. W. 4. Automatic Payment of Premiums. sulted, according to a Cracow newspa- .las Murphy 1 50 G. P. A. Detroit. cares of my work in general. Thanks to Dr. Washington. Aug. 7.—All teachers inent farmer and old settler of this spector. dating the commission Au- Vaux. A. G. P. & T. A., Adv. Depart- per, in 60 deaths since August, 5 i 0 Coat* 7 50 Miles' Restorative Nervine I have been gain- Baal Crimea Daeraaalaar. 5. High Cash Surrender Values. In the Philippines who resigned their gust 8. and that Benjamin would hold Sagiaaw and Bay City, Sunday, ment, Chicago, 111. 1 county residing east of Loamie. died through conflicts between the strikers ) Merritt Sayles 3H oo lag in flesh despite this hard work until now The number of crimes increases nec- poslUons before their two years' serv- PLAN FOR MOVING STONE. I weigh a handred and nin- ty-six pounds, 6. If you desire to see sample policy or secure as the result of injuries received from office for the next two years. J F Todd v 15 00 August 16. essarily as civilization advances, be- Leave Detroit and Chicago, August ice expired have been placed on a and the troops. nearly twenty oc-nds more than in all my further information, write being burned. Decllaed Appolatmeat. 1 A Wood 42 25 Cut a strong fork and suspend It by Hfe. I preach Nervine wherever I go to cause new laws are made constituting 10.1903 via Wabash, Missouri Pacific blacklist by the Philippine commit;* Maay Sheep Baraed. Train will leave Lowell at 8:05 a. and D. B. G. railways. "Follow the Hastings. Ang. 10.—Judge Smith de* Grand Rapids Foundry Co 15

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Sunday, while descending the hill at ;• :--- that ishe will come back rather than Elder Traverse and wife returned Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat from their northern trip last week. the river ford near the old Choate rtform. place. His horse became frightened "The unhappy wonmn who comes All the reliable Patent Med- SPECIALTY, icines advertised in this paper John Brown of Kalkaska visited and kicked a little boy In the face Northern Resort Excursion here througli other causes may weep are sold by D. O. Look—the his brother and called on old friends who sat down In front by the dash- softly, vow to live better, nnd on her G. G. TOfWSLEY, M. D. Lowell Drug and Book Man. here last week. board, rendering him senseless. A via. Per Marquette R.R. release go away to u life thereafter Our Country Cousins Perry Thompson of Fenwick vis- little girl was also kicked and her free from sin, but for her en*-lured Office Grabsm Uluok. Loaell, Mich. ited his mother over Sunday. right limb was badly bruised. A September 2nd. Round Trip Rates $3.00 and $4.00 through drink there IK little hope. doctor was soon called. Visitors at M. J. Sterling's Sundry Good for Ten Days' trip to the Resort Country. "She may spend her durance behind were S. Grlstwood and wife, F. DeWItt Stanton wetft to Ionia Iron barR in curKlng the demnn tlmt Keyser and wife, Arthur Green and Tuesday. Excursion tickets will be on sale at all of the principal offices of the A QA. mafteml her and vowing to Ehake off T. Moon and wife of Ionia and R. family and Amos Snyder. Messrs. and Mesdames Tower and Pere Marquette R. R. Co. on date above mentioned, for regular and MANAGING TIPSY HUSBAND. UK hold, but, once free, her troubles Yourself nnd lady are cordially In- Ryder and wife of Lowell. special trains. Mrs. H. Jay and sous attended the Steketoe spent Thursday In Beldlng. Now that General Miles is out of the service, his political lead her to the bottle again and agnin, vited to attend a pioneer dance at Mrs. Geo. Ring and daughter visit- circus at Ionia Tuesday. A tour of the silk mills was much en- Tickets will be sold to following iolnts, but may be used to Inter- enemies have suddenly discovered "his long and honorable ca- Tear* Are of I.Htle AT«II—A Caae la and we become familiar with her face McMurray's hall, Ada, on' Thursday ed relatives at Moseley part of last joyed In company 6f Miss Carrie Col- mediate stations north of and fucludlng Baldwin, where regular reer." For, years nothing has been too mean for a lot of bigots Poipt Which BaiphMlBCS as a regular time-server, until one day evening, August 20. Committee: week. vln, who Is employed there, and who trains are scheduled to stop: This Trath. Im per tut to Sufferers. the ambulance instead of the patrol Frank Erdely, Cascade; H. Patter- Mrs. Frank Condon vhdted her par- in the afternoon joined them to go LUOINOTON TRAVERSE OITY to say of this good man who gave the years of his manhood to son, McCords; Will Kelly, Grand Rap- wagon answers the officer's summons, ents. P. F. Curtis aud wife, at Beld- This Is to testify that I have used through the refrigerator and basket MANISTEE ELK RAPIDS his country, a man who was fighting for the Union in the I read reconUy, I think In your col- ids. Floor managers: Will Holmes, Ing Sunday. the Hazzard Kidney Cure, the gre at factories, where the kindness of those CHARLEVOIX •AY VIEW and she goes to fill a pauper's grave." Jr., Ada; Will Lockwood, Ada. filll bloodiest of wars, while his detractors were kicking up their umns, but cannot now refer to it, a nn destroyer for Infiamatlon of t he met will not be forgotten. PETOSKEY FRANKFORT Yet all indications point to an in- Including supper at hotel, I1.2S. A number from here attended the paragraph about woman's tears, which TiIdney s and found It to be just as heels in the cradle. Having praised him with their damns, crease of Intemperance among circus at Greenville Monday. John Scott and wife visited his For particulars as to time of trains, rates, etc., see largo bills or reminded me of the confession of a Tbe pioneers of Ada aud adjoining recommended. My trouble was so parents, Henry Scott and wife Sun- they now damn him with their pcaise. , , women. severe I could get no relief In any make Inquiry of Pere Marqutte Agent. friend made to me many years ago. She towns will hold their annual basket Mrn. Simmons of Moseley vhdted day. Mrs. Elgin Condon Thursday. position. I could not put on my was a bright, educated woman, promi- Salooaa Bate Maahoa*. Ionic on Thursday. Aug. 20, 1903, in Remember the Date, SEPTEMBER 2nd Saying Bchenk's grove in the village of Ada. shoes or tnke them off. The second Will Laux and wife spent Sunday Mrs. Win. Rexford of Lowell visited SOME people are opposed OQ principle to giving bonuses to nent as a speaker and a writer on tem- To have "free and intelligent men" The program this year Is the most dose gave me relief from pain, but It the home of his uncle In Kccne. perance, the wrongs of women and kin- a country must grow them; and you her sister, Mrs. Ed. Condon over Sun- took a week before I was cured of secure manufacturing industries. Seems to us it is a question interesting one tbat has been offered day. dred topics. can no more do that while the men •THAT THE- for years. - Good speaking, singing the lameness In my back. VERGENNES STATION. of dollars and SENSE. If you can get a good, reliable, labor- MBS. E.E. CHASE, Lowell, Mich. Veal dressed |6 00 to 7 00 " She said to me that not a long time and boys are exposed to the sedu^e- and music will be there. The Ada Geo. Kellar and wife of Lakeview Elder Mudgu of Chicago will visit employing industry, it does not take lonj> to get your money after her marriage, her husband camu cornet band in full uniform will be visited relatives here a part of last The Hazzard Kidney Cure has no Sheep live weight.. .$3 OOto 3 50 " BEER CAUSES CANCER. ments of open saloons, and the de- equal on earth for Kidney or Bladder friends and relatives In Lowell and Lambs live weightf5 00 to 5 25 back and have your factory "to the good." Shall we sit on home one day aiightly intoxicated. She vices reaorted to hy the liquor traffic one of the attractions. They will week. s Vergeunes after Aug. 17, and will discourse beautiful music to you disease or Rheumatism. At all ive ii 00 to 5 00 The Strtklas Conclnalona Reache4 had a "good cry" over it, and while to create appetite for strong drink, Mrs. Homer Cook visited In Beld- hold services at Alton church Sunday the fence and see our rivals walk by with the lovely prizes. If | and It will arise with ita voluptuous druggists. Pork alive $5 00 to 5 25 hr Dr. Alfred Wolff mm u Reaalt neither aald a word about it, they were [•then you can rear and preserve the West Michigan Ing Sunday. Aug. 23 at 3 p. m. Everyone invited Pork dressed $6 OOto 6 50 we are to compete with live towns, we must be alive ourselves. swell and will be as joyous as a mar- of Carefal Stndr. both driven apart It waa not long un- life of sheep when your flock ia ex- EAST LOWELL. ed to attend. It is not what we would LIKE to do, but what we MUST do, to rlage bell. Among the noted speak- George VanHoaten and wife went til he came home a little more intoxi- posed to sheep-ldlling dogs and prowl- ers who are expected will be the Hon. to Grass Lake to visit frlendH. Ada Pottruff Is sick abed with Mrs. Newton Warner entertained EXCURSIONS GALORE- The Increase of cancer is the subject be saved from becoming a back-number town. With its ad- cated than the first Ume, and she had ing wolves. The saloons and the le- Wm. Alden Sm^th, Hon. W. F. Mc- her two brothers, Messrs. Borough malarial fever. Miss Richmond entertained her Via Grand Trunk Railway Systam- of a remarkable article by Dr. Alfred vantages of good shipping facilities and unlimited power, Low- another cry and the separaUon In- galized {rum trade are the dogs and Knlght, A. B. Morse, James Lyon, over Sunday. The gentlemen start- cousin, Miss Sadie Fletcher of Lowell Lillian McGee returned Saturday Wolff in the June number of tha Nine- prowling wolves of hell to drag down JohnS. Hooker and others will ad- last week. ed for Oregon Monday. trom Grand Rapldsaftera week's vis- Round trip excursion tickets on ell should emulate the example of its Massachusetts namesake, dress vou. Edward Campau, the teenth Century. and destroy our innocent boys and it with relatives and friends^ sale Aug. 18, 1903 to Niagara Falls, and "Get there, Eli!" venerable president of theThornapple Regular K. O. T. M. and L. O. T. C. Conklln started for California First in order of importance he young men; "and how effectually they Monday. Toronto, Alexandria Bay and Mon- doneer association, who drove si M. meeting. Every member is re- Mrs. C. Wiggins Is on the sick list. treal. At extremely low fai-es, valid places the alarming increase in the do their work ia seen in the recorda { IF A creditable band is to be maintained in Lowell, a com- n the early forties and until the quested to be present. " John Cary and wife spent Sunday Mr. Fulllngton, Sr., haa been laid returning August 29th, 1904. For number of deaths from this malignant of our police and criminal courts and STATE G. H. & M. railroad was famished to with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Titus In up with a carbuncle on his knee. further particulars call on your local FAIR' scourge. This Is a table which telle E Grand Rapids in 1850 with such men in the many murders of helpless wives petent musical director mu$t be employed. Fortunately, we Bad of Bitter Flgltt Keene. agent or write to Geo. W. Vaux, A. ita own grim story: and children, killed by husbands and Is Michigan's Best Fair aa Gen. CHHS, Lucius Lyons, Rix Geo. Tnylor was thrown out of his have such a one, whose services can be secured for^ the small Rev. I. B. J^ues, wife and grand- G. P. & T. A. Adv. department, Death rate fathers while crazed with beer and Robinson, Bishop Lefevre, senators, "Two physicians had a long nnd buggy at John Andrew's Friday and Chicago, III. sum of $100 per year. Now, the question is, who is going to stubborn fight with an alicess on my daughter, Cecil, left last week for a injured his hip. His horse ran away per 1,000 llYlng. whisky, as reported in the daily pa- governors, Indian chieftains and all 1880. 1900. other state celebrletles as passengers right lung" writes J. E. Hughes of visit with their sons In Indiana. and ran against the Negro frogger's Ireland U M pay that salary? The band men who give their time and ener- pers.—Beligious Telescope. Sept.14-15-16-17-18-'03 in those days. The Hon. John S. DuPont, Ga., and gave me up. Mrs. Orrel HenderHhott and daugh- horse, throwing It down mid damag- Compare houses painted with Prussia « 61 gies for the entertainment of the public, should not Ue expected ing both buggies at Moseley. Holland T9 91 Hooker, who has lived in this com- Everybody thought my time had ter, Marguerite, of Grand Rapids, are Shaker Faint with those painted with Norway 61 84 to do it. Most of them paid tor their musical training years Axgrr isirm Work Asalaat Salooa. munity over seventy years, will come. As a laat resort I tried visiting C. HenderHhott and wife. Mrs. Helen White and Mrs. Willis other brands. For sale by The following three items from Cal- speak about Rix Robinson and his Dr. King's New Discovery for In England and Wales in 1900 the ago. Those who saw the attendance at the benefit ball game, W J. Fllklus. Mrs. Will Pullen, Purdy visited Mrs. G. H. Godfrey in len'e Indianapolis Standard, a liquor son, John R., Who settled in Ada on Consumption. Tbe benefit 1 received D. G. LOOK. death rate from cancer per 100,000 waa will not question that the people are willing to do something if Misses Lynn and Vere Crawford and Oakfleld one day last week. Journal, are significant as showing the that historic place in 1821. John R. was striking and 1 waa on my feet 82.8. Dealing with the causes which was born March 5, 1825. He lived In a few days. Now I've entirely re- brother, of Lowell, were entertained Mrs. Fannie Coons of Grand Rap- given an opportunity. The business men have contributed over aggressive work which la being car- make for cancer. Dr. Wolff reachea Running, Trotting and about Ada and Lowell over seventy- gained my health." It conquers all at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ids spent last week at Fred Ford's. some amazing conclusions. All the $200. most of which has already been expended for needed in- ried on the an tl saloon forces in In- coughs, colds, and throat and lung Hubbell Wednesday evening. one years. His father's Indian name Mrs. Duggins of Grand Rapids vis- districts where there is a high cancer struments, which may be seen and heard in the concert to- diana. "Saloons are dropping out of Hurdle Races. wasWah-be-sha, meaningtbe martin, troublea. Guaranteed by D. G. Look ited her sister, Mrs. Richard McGee. THE OLOSHOBILE mortality, he finds, are districts in night. Where is the salary money coming from? Let the peo- Kokomo like daisies by the roadside a valuable fur animal noted for Its druggist. Price 50c and f 1.00. Trial The Death Penalty. Connersville haa hoisted the black flag courage, shrewdness, good judgement bottles free. Charles Wilson of Moseley Is enter- The Beat TklMg oa Wheel*. which beer or cider is largely con- ple» who are to enjoy free open-air concerts, furnish it from the Tr«ln«d Elephants.—High Wire A little thing sometimes resulta Iif SSmi/tto run mmd //, /fOOOim ujm sumed. In Bararia, which heads the of prohibition, and no more saloons I and great \alue. John's mother death. Thus a mere scratch. Insig- taining his mother and father. Aeta—Baliooni, Etc., Etc. cancer list In Germany, more beer is village treasury. It will mean but a few cents each among la the war cry. Even Franklin ia agi- name was Pe-mlss-say-quot-quay. SOUTH LOWELL. nificant cuts or puny bolls have paid A slight frost oue night last week. I consumed per head than in any state those directly benefitted, and ought not to stand in the way ot tating another attack of blind tiger- All Free. It means flying cloud woman. His the death penalty. It Is w Ise to have great grand father on ,his maternal Our neighborhood Is In the midst Mrs. Minnie Church and daughter ' in the world. In France in beer-drink- lam. One dose ought to be enough for Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever handy. the success of the new and promising organrtation. If 1ST HIM WITH THE SAME GREET- Half Fire on all MiLHom. led his band of Ottawa warriors from of threshing. Norma were at Cedar Springs and ; ing districts *he cancer mortality rate a few years at least." It's the best salve on earth and will 1NO. Grand river to and with Sir John Lloyd BeMer drives a new carriage. prevent fatality, when burns, sores Edgerton last week. is high; in the wlno-drinking distrlcte Write for Prize List Burgovne's army through the north- . Good Adrleo. ulcers ant; piles threaten. Only 2cc Mr. Rose of Rochester Is spending It is low. ern wilderness of New York to Lake The Grand Rapids Summer school THE Central school system is gaining in favor, and the creased between them; and a third Ume Mr. T. P. O'Connor, a noted Irish at D. G. Look's drug store. the Summer with the Weeks and Another striking conclusion is that C. A. FRENCH, - - SecreUry. George and Champlain and the head at Grand Raplda beingclosed all the with increased misery on her pan. Frost families. , days of the district school, in old, thickly settled communities, politician and brilliant writer, closes waters of the Hudson and then judg- students are home. the districts covered with woods and But, she had wisdom enough to see an article in the Boyal Magazine with PRATT LAKE. forests conduce to cancer. are numbered. Now that the farmer gets his mail daily at his ing rightly that the manner of bis Miss Verl Coppens of Grand Rapids Divine services acd Sunday school where that course would end. The end this good advice, to which we wish operation would not win left blm In E. W. English visited Mrs. Satle next Sunday at the Alton church The northeastern departments of door, he is no longer satisfied to have his children less educa- would be a drunken husband a wretched accompanied Winnlfred Fero home ted than their village or city cousins. This is a day of co-op- every young man would give heed: a body and with the Chippewas, Friday evening for a shoH visit. She Hunt of Grand Rapids last week. at 10 and 11. France, the states of Bavaria and wife. €0 she determined to change her "And let me whisper this word final- Pottanatamies and, other tribes, re- has secured the Sweet school and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fletcher and son Oldsmubllo complete with lamps Baden in Germany, the provinces of eration in all lines of industry, and our educational system course. She did not have to wait long ; ly in your ear. It won't do you the turned to the old Owashtenong. Mr. will begin Sept. 8 to teach the young Will visited their daughter, Mrs. M. •r CORDS. nnd fenders 1650.00. TOD $25.00. Extra Salzburg and Tyrol In Austrlar-all C. Kellar of Grand Rapids Sunday. scat 126.00. must yield to the inevitable. One good school in a township is before he came home more intoxicated j least harm If you are a teetotaler. Hooker will speak about Cobmosa, Idea how to shoot. Verne Stuart of Alaska Is visiting heavy cancer districts—are the most Big Walker and other noted Indian than ever. She was waiting for him and < You may lose something, but yon gain The Boston Center school house Is at Mr. Fluents.\ Tbe OUIsmnbile U no exper- thickly wooded portions of those coun- better than many poor ones. One can be equipped with all chieftains of those days. He will Chas. Yeiter and wife viewed the imem. It Ib built by the Olds Mo- taet him with the same greeting, the ! tenfold. I believe in half a century being Improved by a new coat of tries. v the modern educational appliances and helps, be managed sketch the Indian villages from new dam north of Lowell Sunday. Mrs. W. Vanslckle and children tor Works, who have had 20 jears same endearments, the same careeses ] from now no man will rise to the paint and a new hard wood floor. Some races are more subject to can- Chimnacon, above Portland, Okcla- The quarterly meeting was well at- spent Sunday with her parent**, J ohn ezperieme in buililiDg gasolloe en- by trained teachers from the highest institutions of learning; that she gave him when first mafrled, cer than others. Dr. Wolff declares. j height of any profession, in the field, moc, Including Thorn apple. Maple and tended. Dr. Graham was present. Sam Fletcher and wife and grand Ellis and wife. * gines. and the work carried up to a degree impossible in a small, Uly- and it took but two or three such greet- I in the forum or at the desk, who is Flat rivers, giving the chieTs name, daughter, Miss Clara Owen of Ypsil- The Oldsmobile has a record of Peoples of Scandinavian or Teutonic ings to have him come home for the Mrs. DeWItt Fero and Florence antl are visiting relatives here. Mrs. B. Zellena was the guest of equipped district school. Equal advantages for all the child- not a teetotaler." Farmers! of each village, having spent much her aunt, Mrs. John Hulzluga lost 100 miles withont a stop oo 3}^ gal- origin are susceptible to It, w hlle those last Ume .Intoxicated; and, she closed visited her daughter, Mrs. Erb of v time In his boyhood with the Ottawas Mrs. Ralph Story wa8 called to week. IUUB of gteollne, 500 miles without of Celtic or Slavonic orlp'n have an ren in the townships and at less expense to the individual tax- her statement with "Mr. Janney, while Protectlav the Old Soldiers. and Pottawatamles, learned their Hastings Sunday and Monday. a stop except for gasoline and water, Gen. Joseph E/ Elwell, commandant Ann Arbor to the bedside of her sister, exceptionally low mortality in this re- payer, are to be secured by the Central system. It is likely the tears of a woman may be a pow- Bring your ORAIN BAGS languages so as to understand and Wm. Aldrlch and wife of Lowell Mrs. Fred O'Harrow. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. 8000 miles ID a year at an expense at the state soldiers' and sailors'home, spect. Does this tend to the theory that our own and adjoining township, being advanced com- erful argument with a stranger, they to this ofllce and have speak like a native chief. There will attended church here Sunday. Chas. Reynolds. of about f 25.00 for repsirs. has hit upon a plan to put saloons just Sophia Nelson of Grand Rapids that cancer is hereditary? asks Dr. are gall and wormwood to the hus- be merry-go-rounds, swings, ball F. Vanderstolp and children of The l.'ldsmobile owners out- munities, will have to consider this question in the near future. outside the soldiers' home out of exist' games and other attractions for the Meeting next Sunday at the usual visited Maude O'Harrow recently. Wolff. He thinks not, and adopts this band;" and truer words were never Grand Rapids were guests of his number ibooe of any other three Let them do it intelligently and in %j>rogrc5si .*e spirit. ence. He said: "I am gradually abolish* young. Come and bring your basket time, lo;30, a. m. makes off Antoinoblles com- negative attitude as a result of study written or spoken.—John J. Janney, A. S. Stannard and wife of Lowell sister, Mrs. F. Clark, Sunday. ing the five p. m. to nine p. m. passea to ] full of provisions and enjoy a day Earl Behler returned to hjs work and Mrs. Jay Stannard and two blaed. It is without question the of American death statistics, where ^ ..'r " in Medical Talk. Name Printed on Them our veterans, which time covers the pe- with us, renew old acquaintances In Lowell after a short vacation. sons of Cheyenne, Wyo., spent Sun- John Pattlson and wife, Nina and most popular and satisfactory runa- the conditions he has found In Euro- and make new ones and have a Joy- Ira Dean spent Thursday at Grand ^ - YOUNG people in the surrounditig districts and townships, riod in which those seeking liquor day at G. L. Stannard's. Mrs. Jay bout In the world. peans at home are frequently totally DRUNKEN WOMAN'S DESPAIR. ous time. ' D. B. Clemente, Pres. 8. leaves for a few days visit In Wis- Rapids. Tbe Oldsmobile Is a great thing reversed. who have completed the work of their district schools, are usually get It. Every delinquent's and It may save you lota Wm. Farrell, Sec. A woman should be as young as for tbe physician, tbe business man pass is taken away for good., now, and of annoyance sometime. consin Wednesday, enroute for her Will Dean and wife who have been He has much to say of the contagious now considering' the continuance of their studies in higher Oace a Vlctloi of Her Thlrat aad Ha- possible. The feweryears shecarries home. spending the past week with relatives —anybody who bays it, either for no new ones' are being issued. The character of cancer, quoting the ex- schools. THE-LEDGER would remind all such that the Low- •illlatea br Arrcat, ft Is Suicide Pre«eate4- in the eyes of others, the greater her near Whltneyvllle, returned to their business or pleasure. business at the saloons has fallen of! power to charm and win the battles Several from here attendedquarter- We shall be pleased to have you periences of Dr. Arnaudet, who made Hard to Reform. ~ The startling announcement that home at Grand Rapids Sunday. a study of the disease in hiB>own vil- ell High school'has had a signal honor conferred upon it during greatly." a preventive suicide had been dis- of life.. Rocky Mountain Tea keeps ly meeting at South Lowell Sunday. look Into the merits of the Uldsmo- one young and beautiful. bile and leara of its many decirable lage of Cormellles, in Normandy. In the past year, one that should give this school the preference There is something terribly pathetic It Is thought by some of our best covered will interest many. A run About twenty-six of the relatives The Ledger down system, or despondency Invar- D. G. Look. SOLTH BOSTON-ELMO ALE: features, and shall also be glad to Cormeilles, In a street of 54 houses, 17 over most others in this part of the State. The University of In the Btatexnent made by Matron of Levi Fletcher spent Friday at his corn raisers that ten acres is suffi- iably precede suicide and something home and enjoyed a bountiful supper. Mr. and Mrs. Burr and daughter add your name to our rapidly in- had furnished no fewer than 21 eases Michigan, one of the greatest educational institutions of this or Schmedding, at the Wayne county jail, cient for one man to'tend. Others has been found 'that will prevent June visited In Grand Rapids last oreasiog Boll of Honor «>f Oldsmo- of cancer. In another village there KEENB CESTER. A Armeanlan refugee who is any other land, has placed the Lowell school on its Kst of those Detroit, the other day. Speaking of think from 20 to 40 acres makes a that condition which makes suicide week. bile owners. See us, phone us or were three or four deaths from can- woman drunkards, she said: fair aummer's work; but I have gen- likely. At the flrst thought of self Mrs. A. E. Heseltlne, after a few- educating himself for a medical Mis- write for catalog. from which graduates are admitted to the University without weeks with friends here, visited her sionary at Detroit, will speak to the Wayne Young and wife of Lowell cer found every year, while a group of "When a woman hears the cell door destruction take Electric Bitters. It We also hsndle the Wiuton 20 erally noticed that the ten-acre man uncle, A. C. Lee, at Elsie; and now people at the M. E.. church Sunday visited his sons, Robert and Hugh, three houses had supplied five cases in examination. Our young readers will not be, ought not to be, being a great tonic and nervine will H. P. Touring car, the Knox 8 and I clang behind her because of drurten- makes the biggest profit.—Farm and after a trip to Niagara Falls and a afternoon. Saturday. four years. strengthen the nerves and build up 16 H. P. Oars and Auto Delivery satisfied with an eighth grade education. Because that was oess, the chances are overwhelming Home. visit at'Ypsllantl is with friends at Cases of cancer communicated be- the system. It's also a great stom- D. W. LInd had the misfortune to Letha Nye of Lake Odessa spent a wagons, the Chicaxo Motor Vehicle considered sufficient for the people of past generations, is no ache, liver, and kidney regulator. Grand Rapids. She will return soon run a nail through his foot last week. art of last week with her sister, Co.'s 12 FasAlbert Wells of Sara- VERGENNES. We are agents for one of tbe -oldest lation to Increased consumption of of graduates than has ours. Its students are to be found his brother, Abe Eash aud family. In Rome, Italy, enjoying the sights. and most reJenabll ei lines ooff gasogasolinl e en- beer. He has no convincing explana- uac vicinity, spent a few hours at Mrs. D. Krum of Grand Rapids vis- glnes In tbe United States, ranging occupying positions of honor and trust all over the country. Mrs. M. Stahl and children return- Wilkinson's Tuesday. ited at John Crakes* Sunday. from S H. P. up to 150 H. P. doiiurespon - tion to offer of the cause of this, but Their attainments should be an inspiration to their successors. ffiig T/foney Saving Specials ai ed from their trip to Kansas Thurs- James—Don't figure on marrying ence solicited. he thinks It may be traced to the eii- ' day. Invitations In large numbers are a model wife unless you are a mind Johnnie Gyger is very sick with out for the wedding of Maud Adams &• Hart trance of something through the Come to Lowell to continue your studies. reader and know for certain that inflammation of the bowels. Mrs. H. Seese and children of Dut- Fashbaugh to Lee Jones, of Sarauac, 12-14 West Bridge St water from which beer is made, or she takes Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. ton spent Sunday with friends here. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nita Collar and children ot ORAND RAPIDS, MICH. perhaps from the malt itself. D. G. Look. Colorado are visiting her parents, Large crowds have attended the Henry Fashbaugh, the bride's par- With reference to the connection be- ents, on Aug. 12, at 6, p. m. % Silas Collar and wife. camp meeting in P. Westbrook's rALLASBDKG. tween cancer and wooded districts, it woods tbe past two weeks. Eighteen Mrs. Brimmer and sons will return The Misses Steel o( Grand Rapids is pointed out that while Sussex, War- fONlKS have started In the narrow way. to their home at Lake View after an A. G. Steketee returned to hlsbome are visiting Grace Blanding. wickshire, and Devonshire, well-wood- GETTING ANXIOUS. extended visit with friends here. In Grand Rapids Sunday evening ed counties, have an alarming number Nellie Ford and friend of Lowell after a pleasant week on the farm. The Ladles Aid society of Vergen- visited at N. Ford's Sunday.. Geo. Golds hasclosed his work with He had the satisfaction of catching nes will hold their next meeting on of cancer deaths, the bare lands of the D. F. Butts' the Island In Lowell Aug. 27. A pub- THE LAGRANDE Black country are well toward the Miss Dodge of Bay Shore Is visiting B. F. Wilkinson and returned to a number of fine large bass while Lowell. here. lic supper. Everybody . come and bottom of the list. ^ her cousin, Ethel Hooper. bring your friends. Lluie Weaver, who has been spend- Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Sparks and Clyde Aldrlch and Bernard McGee NUGGET^W'GOLD. ing the Summer with Abe Eash and Mrs. Brimmer were guests of Mr. went to Dakota last week. TOSAOOO STORE and and Manton Wilkinson at Sarauac THE LOWEU MAKET BEP0KT. family returned to her home In West -Will Scott, of near Big Rapids, has TONSORIAL STAND Our entire stock must go, jCots of bargains, Bowne Sunday. Sunday. [Corrected Aug. 12, 1903.] Repentance Is better late than never, come here to work on the plant and but Just as well never as too late. r Mrs! N. Ford and. children spent will board with his parents, Henry ( QUA IN. HOST'S This? Thursday afternoon with her uncle, Scott and wife. Solicits your patronage. He who would regulate the saloon We offer One Hundred dollars re- Wheat 75c per bushel should flrst try to regulate Mount Jfere are a few. Save money. James Needham, ot South Lowell. The Andrews and Hutchinson 44 Choice cigars. Tobaccos of ward for any case of catarrh that Oats 32c " all kinds and a clean Rhare Sinai. Mrs. R.Walton, who has been very threshing machine company, who are 44 44 cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Corn 55c or neat hair cut. Give us Good laws cannot always make good III, Is gaining. termed the "Never Stops" made a Rye 45c 44 44 Men's $5 00 shoes, all kinds, new and up-to-date $3 98 Cure. flying trip through here last week. a call. people, hut good people ought always Boys' $1 50 ^hees, new and up-to-date $0 98 Mr. and Mrs. Darby of Campbell E. J. CHENEY & Co. FEED to make good laws. Men's $3 50 Oxfords patent or velour leather $2 69 aad Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow of Freeport We, the undersigned, have known Harry Bailey of Grand Rapids ac- Corn and Oats $24 00 per ton R Women's $3 00 Oxfords, new and stylisl^Kelly made $1 98 44 44 Ton cannot legislate a sinner Into Men's $3 00 Oxfords patent, velour or vici kid $2 17 spent Sunday at \V. Glasgow's. F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, companied Minnie Steketee Saturday Bran 18 00 BARNES BROS. Women's $2 50 Blucher Oxford with welt soles $1 48 and believe him perfectly honorable to visit her parents at their Middlings 20 00 " 44 a saint, hut a saint can so legislate as Men's $3 (X) shoes, light and heavy sole®, a bargain $2 48 Mr. Stuttlis and family of Campbell in all business transactions and farm home. Mr. Bailey returned 44 44 to make himself a sinner. HOMM. Women's $1 75 and $1 50 Cxfords, all styles $1 17 spent Sunday at James Pardee's. Corn Meal 23 00 Men's $2 50 shoes, light and heavy weight $1 98 financially able to carry ont any Sunday evening with Mr. Steketee. Thunder storms purify the air, but Women's $2 00 shoes, heavy ami light soles $1 4£ obligations made by their firm. FEATHEH DRESSED POULTRY. Miss Lottie Pottruff who has been a burst of righteous Indignation never Men's $2 00 satin calf leather, good value at . Makes homely women beautiful, WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale drug- Women's $1 50 shoes, extra good bargain $0 98 working In Keene for some time, was Turkeys... 14c per pound was known to purify a saloon. regular price $1 48 ood looking women handsome, gists, Toledo, O. WALDING, KIINNA.N home for a few days last week suffer- Ducks r....l3c " " Misses' $1 50 shoes, all leathers $0 98 reatest purifier in the world. Such & MARVIN, wholesale druggsts, The further down you can drive the Men's $1 50 shoes, lace or congress, plain toe or tip $0 98 8 ing from a very painful fellon. She Chickens...: 12c " Mid - Sammer Sale of Misses' $1 25 shoes, while they last $0 75 44 44 saloon, the further away yon remove Is Rocky Mountain Tea. '<35 cents. Toledo, O. returned to her work Sunday even- Fowl 8c Boys' $2 00 seamless shoes, good wearers $1 48 Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter- temptation from those who work in D. G. Look. ing, thodgh her hand Is in a bad nally acting directly upon the blood PRODUCE high places. condition. Flour f2 00 per cwt •MTBHA. and mucous surfaces of the system. Chainber Sets "Man Is born unto trouble as the • Miss Ada Pottruff of Vergennes Is Eggs 14c per dozen Testimonials sent free. Price 75c sparks fly upward," and the dunkard's Mrs. Lottie Johnson of Grand Rap- per bottle. Sold by all druggists. quite sick with malaria fever. Butter 12 to 14c per pound ids is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. 44 44 Halls Family Pills are the best. Lard 0 to 11c White 6-pIece set fl.39 wife is. married to trouble, aa sura aa George Steketee of Grand Rapids 44 44 Mr. and Mrs. George Hoppough Wool 15 to 18c Decorated 6-plece set f 1.63 saloons drag downward. vfcW,, came here to spend his vacation Mon- and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morton at- Beans $1 50 to 175per bushel Decorated 15-plece set f 2.00 Better to be seen In a small com- day. Potatoes 30c 44 " tended the Washington club picnic at WEST LOWELL. v Decorated 12-pleceset|3 and up pany of those who try to do right than .Baldwin lake Aug. 5. E. Rolf and wife and Mr. Slocum Mr. and Mrs. Abram Voss were In FRUITS, to be hid among a company of wrong- and family of Grand Rapidsp visited Grand Rapids, one day last week. Apples.... 25c to 4 0c per bu doers. D. F. BUTTS Mllo Dlcken visited friends at Mose- 44 Yours for business, ley. their parents last week. Mrs. Frank Jones has been suffer- Yelllow Peaches 60c to 75c " Mixing politics with religion la not White Peaches 50c to 75c 44 " Mrs. F. J. Priest and daughter and ing from the misfortune of running a good, but religion is a good thing to,, Lowest Prices. Reliable Goods. Fred Richmond and wife left last MEATS LOWELL, MICH. Monday for an extended visit with C. Priest and Clyde Mullen attended nail in her foot. It is better now. mix with politics, especially if the T the camp meeting at Hastings over Collar s Bazaar. Uncle Sun Is Worrying Over the Nonarrivtl of the South American Mestenger. relatives in Tacoma and Seattle, John Bozung, with a party of Beef,live, weight...$3 00to3 50percwt liglon be good and the politics Wash. They were accompanied by Sunday. friends had quite an accident'last JJeef dressed $5 00 to 6 00 44 National Advoc te.

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mmmuv-u., ..i . ***** frHtTHfllUY, AUGUST 13. 1908 THE LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1003 a belief in Wright's innocence, was goes back with them to witness the r* "Do you letio# bi any reasori only to wait 15 minutes. Better taka he should har« been interested in staggered for a .moment It was not proceedings." an eaay matter to conceive an ex- Miriam's interest deepened visibly a chair. Have a cigar?" Cat thfi out iI Thimiscus cutt iIs ona bringing about your father's deathT** HiUsman waa a knowing young man THE ANDREWS CASE. 5PEAKS FOR GOOD ROADS. cvsry battle. A jprlote U guar- "I do hot. He oould hardly hare ex- planation of the damning facts that as Warde developed his hypothetical AFTER A PARDON. with a gay, diaalpated look, not a bad- •nteu with everevery bottle la MYSTERY OF THE pected my father to leave him any- had beeh brought to light.. As for case. i Col. Wlllism Jeaalava Bryaa Do- NE proof of Its memeriti s and has "But," she said breathlessly, "my hearted fdlow one would aay, but OCT. Bllaa States His Posltloa Cos. Friends of a Former OtBclnl of Hills- made Pine Root Cough Byrup thing." Herbert Wright himself, he seemed eernlns; Farola for the Detroit aisnda Jnat Trestmeat for ths famous. It cures Baby's or father's watch, knife and cuff but- with an unmiatakable tendency to dale Connty Seek III* Relesae "Have you examined your father's to be dazed by the chain of dreum- Bask Wreckers. Cosstry'a Ksrmera. 0T Urandpa's Cough. Bronchial tons traced to Herbert—how can that surrender very promptly to tempta- [% for Health] from Prlaon. fjnirxi Troublc.Obsllnate.CoDsumpt- BAYOU WOODS stantlal evidence whieh had been will?" tion. He wore jaunty clothes, smoked WWianW Ive,Croup,Asthmatic,Whoo])- "No, sir; I have not given the sub- wrought around him. His face was be explained?" . I One after another the prominent Ing, La Grippe, Catarrhal By VTAXMUL KENNEDY. villianoua dgars, played poker reck- Saginaw, Mich., Aug. 10.—Oov. Bliss 222 South Pooria Pt, Hillsdale, Aug. 10.—An effort is ba- iighs. Etc. Thousands tes- ject a thought." a Strong psychologlcsl study, and "I can offer no aolution as yet, but men of the nation fall Into line with the lessly, and knew every saloonkeeper has made a statement as to hia position CniCAoo, Iu.., Oct. 7,1902. Ing made to secure the parole or pardon erFS5 tify to Its healing power. Bot- i Ml "You do not know then, whether upon it a growing horror depltced It- there is one thing in connection with on the talked-of parole of Frank C. An- Eight months nco I was so ill good roads movement. One of the tles aRc and 60c. Hold every- in town by hla Chriatian name. He of Albert B. Cumins, of this county, who where. T. P.HOLDEN, mfr., Imlay City. FUCD. Ai he left a will or not?" self. Waa It the despair of Innocence that which requlrea explanation^ The thatl wascompeiloil lolioorsit notable features of the recent conven- A plumed hlmaelf on hia wickedness, drews, the Detroit bank wrecker. Gov. waa sent to the Jackson prison nearly Oopyrljiht. 1MB, oy A. NKaUogRMtmyspwOo . "I do not." aurrounded by a network of appar- same eftemoon that your brother Bliss saya: down nearly all the time. My tion at St. Louis was the bringing to- "Do you know. Miss Wright," aaked pawned your father'a watch he also and had a vague idea that he was a stomach was no weak aud upuct two years ago for Ave yeara for obtain- fether of President Kooeevelt and Col. into the room and called the chief of ently unanawerable accusations? . "I have been asked on all aides by ing money under false pretenses. It ii "You and your father were not on the coroner, quietly, "what kind of Every Ut of testimony seemed to em- pawned another watch at another mantif the world. that I could keep nnlhing on it Bryan as speakers from the same plat- GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM. police aside. They engaged in eager Warde accepted hia invitation to frienda to consider the matter of An- reported that he la suffering from heart the best of terras, were you?" a watch your father had?" body a charge. Or was it the stupor sjipp. It could not have been his own, and I vomited frcqiicnuy. I form. Widely as the two may differ on conversation for some minutes. When wait, but dedlned the cigar. He had drews' release, but I have told them could not urinate vithout great trouble, which Is aggravated by hla con- Arrival HDII duparturo uf trains from Lowel "No. sir." "Yes, sir." . . of guilt detected that appeared in bis for in his destitute circumstances he other questions, both are enthusiastic the chief returned to his place he suffered from Hillsman'a dgars be- that I would not consider it until the pain and I conrrlio I r t inudi that finement, and that if kept there he will WBBTBOOND. "What was the cauBo of your fall* whispered something into the ear of "Describe It." face? would have pawned or sold that long depositors in the wrecked City Savings sdvocates of better highways. The tag out?" ago. Whose watch, then, was It, and fore. "Say, Irv,' said HiUsman, fa- my throat and InnrR were raw not live out his term. Cumins was reg- the poroner, who listened attentively, "It waa a plain gold watch with- The coroner's Jury made no at- bank, the people that suffered in the and sore. The doctors pro- : colonel has been studying the good No IK Mail and fix to OdUaven 12 23 pin "My marriage." out any ornamentation whatever. I what part does It play In the trag* miliarly, "that's a humming murder ister of deeds of Hillsdale county for roads question recently and has taken bowed, and then resumed the proceed- tempt to construct any theory of in- dealings of that time and the men who nounced it Bright's diseane ami four yeara preceding January 1, 1900, 1 No 13 Mail lo Grand Haven 4 SOptn "Why did he object to your mar- don't think It had even hla name on nocence, but brought In a verdict edy? When that question is an- case, that Wright buslneaa, ain't it?" others said it was consumption. a favorable view of the national aid No 11 Mail and fix toGd Rapida 9 4lpm ings. "I ahould aay ao. It'a a very mya- have been trying to atraighten out An- and while in office committed the crime riage?" A witness was next produced who It- It was presented to him a few that the deceased hsd come to his swered perhaps we shall have the drews' affairs should come In a body It mattered little to mo what plan. In a recent speech reported in •A8TBOUNO "I can't see," said Wright, tentliy, teriona affair," replied Warde. for which he Is now serving the state. years ago by a Creole friend of hia." death from blows and wpunds in- key to unlock the mystery." and petition for his release upon the they called it and I had no do- the Commoner he gave utterance to No 12 Mail and Express 7 13 am "what my father's objection to my had seen Herbert Wright in town "Mysterious? What are you giving sire to live. A sister vicitrd me In connection with his brother-in-law ! flicted by Us ton. Miriam Wright was easily imbued ground that they would be aided and as- the following sentiments: No 18 fivening Express 3 28 pm marriage has to do with his murder." about 9:30 o'clock of the day of the • Was there any sort of Inscription me? Why, it'a aa plain aa the from St. LOUIH and asted mo if he secured |1,000 from Abel Wolcott, of j with some of Warde's own belief In sisted by his pcesence and Judgment in "I have become exceedingly inter- No 14 Kastern Express 7 43 pm "It muy have a great deal to do murder. The witness was in a saloon .>n It?" CHAPTER VL noao on a man'a face. The oolonel I had ever tricil Wine of Cardni. this city, and gave as security a mort- hia theories, Imperfect as they were. tbe direction of affairs at this time. This ested in this subject, as I have studied All Trans Daily except Sunday. with it," said the coroner, signiflcant- • ( the time, had seen Wright enter, "Yes; the French word 'Amltle* I told her I had not and slio gage upon a farm he did not own. Dur- ^ A. O. HKVOLiOKK, Agent, Irving Warde could not have ex- They went over the whole ground heard all the testimony, and he saya is the only ground upon which I have lM>ught a bottle. 1 Mievo that It. In fact, I have been thinking how ly. pour out a very large drink of whiaky was engraved inside the case." plained the Impulse which caused him ing the Investigation of this affair other "You would know the watch then it carefully together, and when at last he can See no hope for Wright." been asked toconsider his release. After it saved my life. 1 Idievcmany many questions there are that enlist "Oh, I see," said Wright, with cool and gulp it down. to seek an interview with Miriam "Is the colonel satisfied of Wright's women could save much Buffer- transactions of a similar character were the thought and arouse the interest of sarcasm. "You think that perhaps "Did he pay for it?",. you saw it?" he aroae to take hia departure she such a petition had been signed I said discovered, but most if not all of the ; O. O. McDANNELL MD Wright when the coroner's Jury had guilt?'' ing if they but knew of its value. those who seek to do something for "Certainly." * begged him earnestly to continue hia that I would agree to consider the mat- mortgages had been discharged on When Briton Was the Foe. this may furnish a clew to connect me "Yes." finished its Investigation. It waa "Not a doubt of it." their fellowmen. Nothing I have Physician a"d Surgeon with his death. Very well. If the "What was his appearance?" From a small bundle which had taak and help her brother. She had ter of his release, but even then I would record as paid. certainly not Idle curiosity, nor the an idea that the police were In league *Tm sorry to hear that. Doea he withhold my opinion. I have made no turned my attention to In the last few The time of onr next serial story troubles that have overtaken me and "He was either nervous or very been handed him by the chief of po- eatiUsd Offloe 48 Bridge Street Lowoll, Midi mere professional instinct of ths intend going Into the prosecutionT" years has seemed to me to come near- mine will satisfy your curiosity and cold. He had a bundle under his arm lice the coroner took out two against him, and Warde seemed to be promiaes and there is no truth in all newsgatherer; but acme occult sym- "1 think not. It Is scarcdy Intricate NEW ELECTRIC LINE. er to the people than this question of entertain this crowd, why I am ready which I took for groceries." watches. One of these he examined the only friend they had. the talk of his parole at this time." pathy seemed to draw him to the enough tor him. His'forte Is digging good country roads. I find that there to narrate them. Ask me what you After this witness had been ex- for a moment and then passed it When Irving Warde returned to the Don't you want freedom from Propoaltlon Made to Bnild a Hond M. O. GREENE, M. D. oold, emotionless young woman city he began to realize that he had truth out of a wdl, not picking it up is a new field there, and I have already A Real Daughter will." amined, Warde whispered the chief to the witness with, the question': ARRANGETOFJUBILEE. pain? Take Wine of Cardui Thst Will Connect n'Reaort Whose beauty had been as great a on the ground. Besides, since the advanced so far that I have made up Physician and Surgeon "I will repeat my former question," that he considered it a pretty lame "Csn you identify this watch?"" shouldered a big Job. Here was a and make one Bupreme effort to with St. Joaeph. revelation to Urn as her personality To Be Held at Jaekaon in 1004 to Office over Bnj-lan's store, Bridge St.,Lowel said the coroner. "Why did your case against young Wright. "Yes: it is my father's;" case so plain aa to stagger almost facts have come out so strong against be well. You do not need to be my mind lo build a little road out near of the Revolution had been a mystery. Oosmienorate Birth of tbe father oppose your marriage?" "You still hanker after the mysterl' ' "Did this other one also belong to any one. Ibe hand of fate seemed to Wright, he doea not feel Hke having St. Joseph, Aug. 10.—J. C. McMichael, my farm, but todo whatlcan to get my Miriam Wright had had no experi- Rrpnbllcan Party. a weak, helpless sufferer. You ia laid in Colonial days, and ia replete with "His objection was to my wife?" eus arctics, do you?" him?" be in it. By having In his possession anything to do with it. He'a alwaya president of the Atlas Railway Supply county and my state to do something ence with newspaper people, and had those pawn tickets calling for the been a great friend to the family, con have a woman's hiuilth and la the matter of roads. incidenta of t^it historic conflict waged E. A. HODGES, D. D. S, "On account of her poverty, or any- "Yes." A second watch of a handsome de- Detroit, Aug. 10—A permanent or- doa woman's work in life. Why company, Chicago, who for the last 12 for Americas freedom. Through it rnna s sign was handed to her, which she no horror of the Interviewer.^ At that murdered man's artidea, Wright's you know; and he dislikes the idea "The expenditure of money for the charming lore story that was characteris- thing of that kind?" "Of course your theory is more ganization was effected here by a meet- not secure a bottle of Wine of seasons has been a summer guest at DENTIST. "Not that I know of." sensational and picturesque, but as a was positive she had never seen be- "time he had not attained the pin- doom had apparently been sealed. of prosecuting the son for the mur- Tabor's resort, made a proposition to permanent improvement of the com- tic of the times. ing of prominent republicans from all Cardui from your druggist to- Sacoessor lo Riokerl. uoweli, Mi.t "His objection was a personal oae?" general thing murder Is a rather pro- fore. This watch had no inscription nacle of caustic opprobrium that has How could they have come into the der of the father, who was his construct an electric railway from thia mon roads can be defended, first, as a since then been erected to his indus- young man'a handa unless he had friend." parts of the state for the purpose of day? matter of justice to the people who WATCH FOR THE "Hardly that. For she was beauti- saic affair. Wait till you hear all the of any kind, but It bore the number arranging for a great Jubilee in 1904, to city through the Fairplain district, up testimony and I think you will say try and his dicredit. So when Irving taken them from his father? The "Yes; I see." live in the country; second, at. a mat- OPENING CHAPTERS ful and amiable as well." 9,699 and was of a Swiss make. be held at Jackson, lo commemorate the along the shores of the St. Joseph river 8. P. HIKS, "I don't understand then what his that we have made out a pretty fair The coroner then handed her a pair Warde sent up his card she came old man had been murdered and ter nf advantage to the people who do It will begin within a short time, and [To be continued.] birth of the republican party, which WlN&CARDIII for 12 miles to the resort. The system down immediately to the parlor to robbed, and the artidea of which he not live in the country, and. third, on BOLO should misa ao tare a literary treat. LOANS objection to her could have been. case." of sleeve buttons, a diamond pin and took place in that dty nearly half a cen- will be in operation next spring. It is Warde himself was next called upon see what was wanted of her. He had had been robbed and for which bo the ground that the welfare of the na- (.ollectiuns, Real Estate, Insurance, Loarel Will you explain It?" a pocket knife. Miss Wright Identi- tury ago. Hon. James O'Donnell, of purposed to form a stock company and "Well, if you must have it, my to testify. He told all about hia in- fied the sleeve buttons and the knife the appearance and manners of a had apparently been murdered bad tion demands that the comforts of ljE rCOLCDI Jackson, was made president of the cen- the property owners along the proposed father many years ago got into a vestigation of the footprlnta in the as her father's, but did not think the gentleman—for he was one—and so been traced to Herbert Wright. Take Ce t:ni»lae, erigiiiaS countr}- Ihfe shall, aa far as possible, PHce establishes quality some tral state committee, and the project road will aid in construction by sub- MILTON M PERRY difficulty with his overseer, Jefferson snow, but hit testimony was received pin was his. He never wore Jewelry Miss Wright's suspicious of a prying Aa an offaet to thia he had aa pega RCCKY KOUNTAiN TEA A JOLLY UOOD TIME. scribing for stock in the company. keep pace with the comforts of city times, but quality always maintains a newspaper reporter were never on which to hang a theory: waa launched wlU^gsaat-enthusiasm. life. J Attorney and Uoumelor at Law, Train' Baxter, and killed him. It was a very with a smile, and it waa evident that of any kind, and she had never seen Made only by MWUKMI Medi- price. Shaker Paint is not the cheap- Hall Block, Lowell. Mich. Snecial Hatten aroused. I. The arctics. cine Co., Madlkea, WU. K It la the intention of the organisation 'Land- Ofltae Repot :. 'ilt is a well-known fact, or a fact unfortunate affair in every way, and the auditors looked upon his dis- the pin before. Icetps yen >tH. Our tratde Elephants, Rands, Punch and Jndy est, but our Satisfaction Guarantee tion given to Collections, Conveyancing reference to it was carefully avoided From her appearance it was evident t. The unldentifled watch. to make the Jubilee a national event and Lansing, Aug. 10 —State Land Com- easily ascertained, that the people in coveries as of no importance, and con- While this part of the examination marl: cut on each package. •nakes it the best for the price. For and Sale of Real Estate. that she was the victim of a nervous If he could find out who wore the Trier, j»5 cent*. Never mM all the prominent' republicans of the The proapects for an unuHiiaily missioner Wildey's annual report shows the country, while paying their full in our family. My father was a very sidered him a harmless young nan was going on. Miss Wright waa nerv- __ In bulk. Accept ao aabett- e you first-class city of Grand Rapids, will give sev- erected here by J. S. Stearns, has been could not blame him much if he had Although dressed in mourning, tho low and destroys the tender celery eral concerts during the fair. burden should be borne Is a question 10 33 am 8 30 pm made about six o'clock, as that was account of hia operationa in the "SAT. IRV." SAID HILLSMAN, FA- formally opened to the public. The build- For Saginaw and Bay City rid the earth of such a man as John service at moderate prices. • One of the pleasant features of tbe for discusston. but that country roads McCARTY & CO., expression of her face was" haughty the dosing time. The description anow, and then continued: "The po- MILIARLY. "THAT'S A HUMMING plant ing Is the first cement hotel ever built 7 48 am 6 22 pm 1 T. Wright. MURDER CASE, THAT WRIGHT West Michigan State Fair's sjieciai should be constructed with a view to and self-possessed, rather than sor- given by the clerk tallies with young lice dlamiaa this circumstance with Good horses aad modern Hsy Loae Water Supply. In Michigan and contractors all over the For Freeport 5 20 pm Grrocers. The next witness was a young man rowful. It would have been somewhat BUSINESS. AIN'T ITr entertainments is the fact that they state are watching the result of the ex- permanent and continuous use is by the name of Frank Bradley, who Wright's appearance, aad the giving the clumsy explanation that the man carriages, both single and Three Rivers, Aug. 10.—This city are all free, the adiuitance to the fair B.L. BAITTOM, H. F. MOICLLEB, difficult to imagine her* as "having shed periment with keen Interest. It is said scarcely open to debate. Agt. Gen. Pass. Agent had been out hunting tbe same day hi of a fictitions name aroused my with the arctics stumbled across the There is an old pistol in my house is in danger of having the power cut admittinu- everybody to see them. many tears over the crime that bad double. that the same kind of a house made of "Ihave such confidenceln the patriot- as Wright. He was asked whether I suspicions. A visit to pfockar's pawn- corpse by accident, examined It that bas been lying there untouched off that operates the waterworks. The One interesting feature of the fair been committed. Warde fancied that brick would coat over $50,000. ism and intelligence of the American he had hunted anywhere in the vi- ' shop revealed ther-lict that under through curiosity, . then rambled for over a year. I can see that in power comes from the Lewis Emery that will be novel will be the Punch her festures contained the proofs of and Judy show which will be given people that I believe that Jn the clash cinity of the murder. He replied in | Hke mysterious ctaenmatances Wright about the wooda awhile, took the order to dear myself, Mr. Wa;de, it mill pond, but the owners of the Inasne Over Religion. a domestic tragedy; for the face that East Side* Lowell. at different locations on the grounds of ideas and conflict of views, the beat the affirmative. had pawned another watch under the short way for town, met the com- will be necessary for me to establiah Sheffield car works and the Roberta Qwosso, Aug. 10.—Mrs. Jennjp Hath, ought by right of youth and beauty with its never failing fun and pathos will always be triumphant, the peo- name of Jowatt, and it was done pany following the coroner's Jury, the'guilt of another man. That is a NEAR HOTEL BRACE. Car Wheel company are negotiating a young woman residing In Perry town- "I dropped in at Uncle Dick's cabin to have been soft, was somewhat oold for none of us are so old that we fall ple having the benefit of the combined shortly after six o'clock. I obtained and then went back with them to the hard part, an injustice I may say, of for the entire power for their own ship, was adjudged inaane and taken to to get warm," he said, "and after and Emotionless; and one gifted with to respond to the trials and troubles wisdom of all the people." Cents a Gallon for X ^a9"ie£t-i^im and was going to the psychologic powers might have been from the pawnbrokers the various ar- Inqneat. I have made a number of circumstantial evidence. Without use. the harmonies and discords of the the asylum at Pontlac. Religious frenzy city, I met Herbert Wright between ticles and turned them over to the inquiriea and ascertained that this offering direct proof of a man's gnllt, Punch and Judy family. was the cause of her misfortune. Her able to construct a family history Heavy Grape Crop. The fair will be held In Grand Rap- HOW TO PULL POSTS. there and the oily." •Ita injustices, ita chief." unknown person was not out hunt- it weaves a network about him so St Joseph, Aug. 11—The grape crop 18-month8'-old babe had to be left with - "Who is Uncle Di The witness then identified the ar- ing, because there was no hunter in plausible and ao apparently convinc- Ida on the 14th, loth Kith, 17 ahd 18th relatives, as It r.aa f--ared the mother es in tHfe set lines of that young Salt Rising Bread •in thia secUon will be the largest in of next month and In the planning Here la a Way Thst Hsa Been t'asd 90 Liberty K Paint ticles already offered in evidence as "He is an old hunter who lives by girl's fair ami beautiful face. the crowd that went to see the body. ing that it ia almost impoaaible for ^a decade. The early varieties will be for a snmmer vacation It will be wise might kill her child. for Yesrs with Moat Grstlfy- ' those which he had obtained from Can yon afford not to paint your bouse, or make tbe interior brighter? himself in a cabin in the Bayou It was soon evident that whatever Now on s bitterly cold day "no one him to establish hia innocence. Cir- / on the market In about two weeka, for everyone to Include In it a trip to Artlat Inasne. Init Sneeeaa. WoMs. Doesn't have much to do with the pawnbrokers. would be apt to go rambling around cumstantial evidence aasumea that I a Specialty... Direct IVora factory to eonsnmer and a five yean guarantee sympathies she had were enlisted in but the heavy ahlpmenta will come in the fair. Nlies, Aug. 10.—Physicians have pro- the world, but he's always very glad I Neokar and the clerk from Bosen- am guilty, and then challengea me to 1 backed by a million dollar company with every ean. behalf of her brother. Several times in the Bayou Woods for pleasure; so September. Good wages are being of- There will Ih running races and nounced insane Bernard Cavanaugh, an To pull a post, back the farm wagon to see anybody who comcs to his thal's were then introduced, and they prove that I am not. It would be trotting races of all sorts on the We will deliver in your town (we pay tbe freight) tiz gallons of con- in the course of the examination ahe this man must have had some dear- •*' beh L'S fered pickera, aa help is scarce. artist who has been in the employ of a up near it, fasten a chain to hinge or place.' , identified Wright as the young man ly defined object in view. Coming impoaaible for me to prove An alibi, track every day; .there will be ex- cnlrated paint, any color, or assorted colors, which when you add six seemed on the point of saying some- — Five Drowned. hibitions of tine cattle, horses and local concern. The affilctlon was caused body, and the other end, which should "Where is his cabin?" thing condemnatory of her father, i who under the name of Jowatt had upon the corpse, he either realizea because the time of the Idling is not where you will also find all by excessive smoking of cigarettes. The Kaiions of linseed oil will make twelve gallons of pure linseed oil paints "It's on the long road through the pawned the watches and other arti- his object or is diverted from It and exactly located. 1 have a auapldon of the products of a first Norway, Aug. 11.—Five Italians other stock. There will be the finest but the tragic character of his death Claan Bakery—Pies. Oakea were drowned at Vulcan, two miles Art deiiartment that has ever been young man's parents are wealthy resi- i ostlng you 90 cents a gallon. No turpentine or dryers needed. *Bayou Woods." . cles. goes back toward town by another my own about this case, but I do not Oookien, DonuKhts, Buns, restrained her. Her self-possession from Norway. The accident waa shown at any fair in this part of tin* dents of Cincinnati, where he has been; The most profitable paint eongnmert proposition on earth. "You know Herbert Wright?" ( The testimony was completed with route. If an Innocent man should feel warranted in telling what it la. all Linda of Bread, etc. was faultless in its frigidity, and she Once a customer, always caused by the capsizing of the boat country. taken. "Yes; I have known him since we the evidence of the sheriff and the stumble on a corpse in the wooda Yon would declare it too wildly im- Everybody isearnestiy com mended Liberty Paint, absolutely pure, in paste form, costs you $140 a gallon, answered all the questions put to her a customer. containing the men 100 yards from were boys." j chief of police. The material point he would either go on his way or probable to merit a moment'a bdief. to go ami most cordially invited by Pioneer Miller Dlea. and linseed oil costs you 40 cents a gallon, and the two together make with the clearest precision. shore. AH were aingle men except "Did you stop and talk any?" In their testimony was that they, turn back Immediately by the route I TC'Jst think the whole thing over be- t he fair people. Coral, Aug. 10.—L. R. Smith, a pio- two gallons of paint that TOU KNOW is pure and lasting, for $1.80 After the usual preliminary ques- ppe, who had a wife in Italy. "It was bitterly cold, and he with the permission of Mrs. Wright, ho came and notify the authoritlea. fore I say anything to anybody." neer miller of Montcalm county, is dead or 90 cents a gallon. tions she was asked: "What were At this moment all further conver- seemed almost frozen. I spoke to him the relations existing between your and in her presence, had gone But our unknown did ndther. Take - Craahad to Doath. after an illness of several months. He Is there any sense in paying |1.60 and |2.00 a gallon for inferior, ready sation was Interrupted by the sppear- was 78 years of age and had been a re; and asked him where he was going; father and your brother?" | through all the private papers of her the hypothesis that he shot your Nothing lias ever equalled it Reed City, Aug. 10.—Herman Otto, mixed paint, wben you can bny Liberty guaranteed paint for 90 cents that was all." husband and had found no wilL • The father and left him for dead. The ance of Wright's wife; Warde saw 60 years old. employed in William ident of this place 28 years. He leaves "My father entertained a feeling of that she was a-pleasant-faoed, rather Nothing can ever surpass it —SoinMhing— a gallon? "Did he reply?" significance of this fact was, of next day, drawn by some horrible Jahing's brickyard, was digging a clay a widow and five children. PULLING A POST. the most uncompromising hostility good-looking young woiran, who had AV orth li-nowiny- "He did." course, brought to the attention of fasdnation that frequently aaaaila bank when it fell on him Injuring him have a slipknot, drop over the post. "What did he say?" toward Herbert; in fact, he seemed evidently undergone a hard spell of ('oiiklliiutlon cannot lie cured wltli Wlreleaa Telearnphy. the jury by the coroner, who stated murderers, he revisits the scene of so that he lived hut seven hours, lie Then stand a plank about Zya feel long ; to hate him more than he did any He further saw that the "phyHlc." Might as well try to cure a St.. Joseph. Aug. 10.—The DeForest "He said he was going to Unclfc that In the absence of a will Mr. his crime, perhaps to assure himself leaves a family. burn by apiiljiuK tl"- lljthU'd end ot h under the chain, the upper end near MSI IK MIDI II WED Mil. being on earth." Dr. King's IIIHU II to It, AN to try to cure Oouatipatlon. system of wireless telegraphy, which is Dick's." meeting between husband and wife the post, the end on the ground farther "And your brother—how did he feel Wright's property would be divided that his victim is really dead. - Possi- was of the tenderest character, and by inaklne u hewer of tbe Uxly »lib ca- being installed on the Graham & Mor- We sell in only six gallon crates. Club with your neighbor IX you do not "What time was it when you baw without prejudice between his chU- bly It was Important that he should Coatrartor Dlea, liiartlcH. Yfllow Actors absolutely cure from post than the upper end. By toward your father?" abked the coro- I Detroit, Aug. 10.—Edward P. Harris, ton company's steamers, between here need six gallons. * CDCCi him?" dren, and consequently Herbert know this beyond the shadow of a then he went away. acute and clironlc or llogerlng constlpa- starting the team the post" will be ner, promptly. There was at least one person, he New Discovanf a well-known contractor, died at hit tion Id a rational way, by esmbllsliliut aud Chicago, will be In operation this Write today for the Quest selection of color cards ever issued • lit•• "It was about a quarter past five, Wright was a direct beneficiary by hia doubt. Having satisfied bin: self and normal digesUoD In botb tbe Ftomac.b and drawn out. Throw post In the wagon I think." "That you had better ask him." thought, wbo believed in Wright's in- home hero. He was born at Silver lutestlneK, and expollInK all disease puts- week. Remit |8.40 and you wiH receive (freight prepaid) six gallons of con- "Did he ever express himself vin- father's death. not wishing to be seen on that path- ona, throuffb tbe bowels, kidneys and and hitch to next post, proceeding in "Did you notice any weapon or The testimony given by- the offi- way, he crosses to the short cut and i nocence abeolutdy. Creek, N. Y., and came to Michigan when Wanted In Georirls. centrated paint, any color you desire. dictively toward your father in your - Ott hla way back to hia office, he pores. Yellow Actors have never failed this way until a load la made.—C. bludgeon about him?" cers produced a profound impression returns to the Devil'a Den. There he A Perfect For All Throat and a young man. to euro yet. All druggists sell tbem at Detroit, Aug. 10.—Charles Thomas Active men aiu women, who can give reference, can secure good posi- presence?" stopped at the office of Col. Franklin. 25c, MV and fl.00. Beaty, in Farm and Home. "I think he carried a stout stick." "No; he has complained at times not only on the jury, but on the falls in. with the crowd going to the Cure: Lung Troubles. Died"la Salt Lake City. Note—A free trial bo*, postpaid upon (colored), aged 27 years, was arrested Uona representing us. ' While this witness was giving his crowd assembled there. Even Warde, scene of the murder, and to throw "The colonel will be back at three," Portland, Aug. 10.—A telegram re- request. Write today. here for the police at Augusta, Ga., on «>i my father's treatment, but tbat said hla clerk, a young man by the Money back if It fails. Trial Address, Department B, Don't blame the breed If your hen# testimony, a detective came hurriedly was all." who had been inclined to entertain suspicion completely off the track, he ceived by S. S. Ramsey, the well-known the charge of killing a man of his own A SPECIAL PROPOtlTIQ/l FOR PAINTERS. Frank HiUsman. "You've Yellow Actors Cosipaay Limited, do not lay. If your methoda ara bridge builder, tells of the death of hla Grand Rapids, Midi. race at Athens, that state,'over a year wrong the hens need pity rather thaa Eureka Paint and Equipment Co.v Liberty, Indiana. John, in Salt Lake Citjr. ago. censure. FEE LKDOKlt, Lo^feLL, MICH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1908.

rection, which would amount to the One breathless moment, and then a expected it same thing. •harp, poignant stab of disappointment "Ah!" he said. "I see how It Is. True, Cousin Dick had only recently seemed to strike through the young You are vexed because I did not look up donned the uniform of the Royal Dra- heart. As Cousin Dick rode past, he at the balcony." goons; but how splendid he looked In never onoe looked up, even though he It was nothing to her, of course, The Lowell Stale Bank It! And then, had not the Royals cov- might have seen her mother pointing whether he chose to look up or not; ered themselves with glory at Water- him out to her Cousin Mary. lUll— Is a State instttution. It was established twelve years loo, .the luster of which was reflected Poor Dorothy! She felt as if all the "I couldn't, Dorothy," he pleaded. upon the latest addition to their ranks? brightness and sunshine had gone out "I rsally couldn't. It would have been agfo. It has both Commercial and Savings departments. They had been In the thick of the flght of the day. Almost before the last regi- a breach of diicipllne, you know. But, that memorable June Sunday; they had Its earnest endeavor is at all times to keep well within ment had passed she hurried Inside, for though I was prevented from turning captured and carried off a French eagle. all was a blank to her now. my eyes, I knew you were there, all the the line of safety; business of a hazardous or speculative O, Miss Dorothy knew the whole his- Mr. Stanhope had arranged to spend same." tory of that famous regiment by heart! the day in town, and celebrate the oc- Indeed! She was so surprised that nature isn't wanted; other business is cordially invited. Early on the morning of the great day casion by a dinner at the Swan inn, to she actually looked at him. How did the whole party drove In from their which Cousin Dick had been Invited. he know that she was there If he had not quiet home In the country, sister Jane Cousin Dick duly turned up that even- glanced up? By giving liim a being Induced to accompany them, ing, resplendent la uniform and jingling "Because my heart told me," he whis- wearable rhaio. though the London streets had terrors spurs. He cams in with a smile on his pered. for her timid soUI. lipa aa though well assured of a cor- And she forgave him—on the senre of Then they stepped out on the balcony, • MS worth of pleaanre for dial and admiring welcome. But the military diBcipiine.-Black and White. thai BOD of your*. We have to wait for the procession. Presently, •ome new ',up-io-the-DiQUten amile faded from his face when he saw from the distance, came the muffled roll that his martial figure did not draw a Comaierce of Alhanfa. Heard About Town atjlee in chains thai will suit of kettledrums, followed by a hoarse The commercial relations of the Al- you, your boy anH your pocket- •ingle glance from Dorothy. She re- roar that swept nearer and nearer every banians are principally with Venice. book. Bring him in and let ceived him with all the Icy dignity of him pick it oiif. He will moment There was a thrill of expec- 17. and barely accorded him her finger- The Turkish government gives the Ital- tation in the air; hut it was nothing to work enough harder to more tips. ians the right to maintain post offices the fluttering thrill In Dorothy's heart than pay for il. At dinner, though he was seated op- In the clUes of Albania and Albania haa Band concert to-night. Miss Fannie Balcent last week with Mrs. M. A. more started for Lake City to Invest M. H. Lovely, representing W. Av Hewett, H. Lovely of Howard City produce in real estate. Nothing has since Did you ever go to Miss Mable Peck of Cassopolls Is buyers, haa secured a site of Pere been heard from him, however, until visiting at H. W. Hakes* and W. S. Marquette railroad ground just east Saturday night when he returned on Hakes' Furniture Godfrey's. of McCarty's warehouse In this vil- the late train. His actions and Store, aud get his speech being queer, aahe started lage and will build a produce waie- prices on Furniture? Dr. G. G. Towsley made a business house. The work will be rushed so from the house to the barn, his moth- trip to Ann Arbor last Wednesday aa to be In readiness for the big po- er called asalstance and saw htm en- Wednesday. ter thebarn. Search waslmmedlate- Yes, I have, and he tato crop. iy made for him but up to the present haa got the Imst Eugene Parish and wife of Ithaca A petition is being circulated ask- writing nothing has been seen or are spending this week with relatives ing for clemency for N. B. Blaln In heard from him. and friends here. the case brought against him by the F. E. Hodges of Grand Rapids has Building and Loan association, and The ball game between the business Furniture, the thanks of THE LEDGEK for a two is being generally signed where pre- men of Alto and the Morse Lake year subscription. sented. His long and honorable cit- farmers took place Saturday after- izenship, his old age, and the futility noon. Alto came first with the de- If you will read Hakes' adv. aud call of further punishment are the rea- termination to show the farmers at his store you wlllsee that he ad- sons given. how ''to play ball." When Dale vertises tho truth. Dennis' term came he sent the bail Carpets and Geo. E. Wilson and family are mov- "Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Sprague went rolling giving Alto some good runs. ing this week to Portland, Mich., The veternary surgeon was all right to Mason Tuesday for a vacation of where Mr. Wilson will engage In the two or three weeks. but he couldn't hold the ball, as It carriage and agricultural implement would slip Iwtween his fingers, but FOB SALE CHEAP—Good wood heat- business. He waa employed by H. the farmers dldnt care. They played ing stove, used one season. Inquire Nash fourteen years and by the on with aa good success and when Mouldings at Althen's store. Champion Harvester company four the game ended It stood 37 to 20 In years, and Is well qualified to do favor of Alto. The Woodmen-Maccabee ball game business for himself. THE LEDGER Tuesday resulted In a score of 8 to 7 wishes them the success they deserve. That I ever saw, In favor of the former. and for the least Geo. E. Kitchen was brought be- Misses Eva and Mabel Taylor of DOROTaY'S DRAGOON. money. Scotts, Kalamazoo county, are guests fore Justice Waugh Thursday, on the of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Haas. charge of non-support, and changed his plea to guilty. The court ad- BY JOBN ALBXANDBB. That's so, and when I get married I Mrs. Miles and daughter. Miss Sarah Judged tbat he give a bond, for him- ara going to buy my goods of Hakes. Kellogg, visited herson, Geo. Kellogg, self and two sureties, each In the sum "It will be a stirring sight," said Mr. That's Just what they all tell me, and and wife of Grattan Wednesday. of fiK), for good behavior for three Stanhope, fresh from the preparations I am going there too. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Schneider, of months, and In default of same to be in London, as he detailed the arrange- Just think of It, I saw a lady that Akron, U., are guests ot the latter's confined to county Jail for 90 days. ments for tbe grand military procession bought a t parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Winegar. Up to 4 n. m., he had not presented bond.—(Ionia Standard. which was to celebrate the twenty-fifth Bedroom Suit for 13.50 Make your piano or furniture look anniversary of Waterloo. "I have se- Loveland & HInyan have purchas- cured a window at the Swan inn, on the like new by using Liquid Veneer nnd Oak Cane Seat DINING CNA1I8 for 15.76 per set, and other goods equally as cheap, piano polish. Sold by R. D. Stocking. ed and have now on their side tracks line of route; It has a balcony, and will or In use elsewhere ten bran new re- afford an unrivaled view." and Hakes haa got more at the same price, and If you don't believe It Charlie Brown and John Biosser, frigerator cars for the shlppment of "Wil there be room enough for all?" fruit In Summer and of potatoes In Just call and see. Courteously yours. Fannie Roth and Rose Kropf were In asked Mrs. Stanhope. Bollcltously. Greenville Monday to see Forepaugh's Winter. Thecars are white and have "Plenty of room," he answered her. circus. the firm name and business painted In black letters, thus advertising the "Let me see: there will be you, myself, Furniture an 1 Undertaking, The best flour that all the cooks firm name and Its town everywhere Dorothy and Bob—four; your Uncle Lowell, Mich. use Is White Swan flour, made by the cars may go. Such enterprise Is Ned and his two daughters—seven; H. W. HAKES. Armltage & Hatch, Casnovla, Mich. worthy of recognition. Sister Jane, if she cares to come—eight Ask your dealers. tf. The game of ball Monday between Yes; the balcony will hold eight com- CJ Portland haa given up the Idea of Ionia's crack team and the De- fortably." a street fair this year and will hold troit American league team drew an There was one heart that was stirred a farmers' picnic Instead. The date Immense crowd. It was a fine exhi- already; stirred Into a little secret chosen is August 28. bition of the national sport, and re- flutter of joy. One pair of bright eyes- Mrs. Mae Hatchew has returned to sulted In a vlctoryfor the lonlans by a score of two to three. Among the Dorothy's—ahone and sparkled at the Stanton after spending a few days prospect. Not In antldpaUon of be- with her aunt, Mrs. John Wright Lowell people In attendance were Jor the beat in ready-io-wear holding the great duke or any of his and other relatives. • Clyde Collar, Walter Morgan, O. Coates, Charles Booth, Mesdames E. famous generals—O, no! Other eyes Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Murphy spent 0. Mains and J. F. Thomas, Mr. and might be attracted by these heroes, but Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. E. Mrs. M. E. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. F. i Dorothy would have a special hero of Schoeder, and family at Highland 1 M. Johnson, John and Emory Lally, her own In the procession—her cousin, Park, Graud Haven. Lee Walker, Frank Giles, Fred Kel- Clothing, THmisbings and Shoes I Dick Vereker—and, as he rode by with logg, Allle Stone, George Whedon, | The corn crop In loula county will his regiment, he would recognize her be the largest and Iwst In several Dean McCarty, and R. E. Sprlngett. •years. The wheat and hay crop The fielding throughout the game on the balcony—salute her, perhaps, &«.< Sod fret/'s, have also been very large. Beans waa almost perfect, some great run- like the knights of old—at any rate. are doing splendidly, but oats may ning catches being made on both Indicate his delight at seeing her by an be damaged by the rains. sides. exclusive and smiling glance In her di-

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