The Clinton Independent. YOL. XXXVI.—NO. 50 ST. JOHNS MICH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1902. WHOLE NO.—1860
Tiie nomination of a Representative high school subject. I was doubly in the State Legislature. sure that tiie latter cause prevailed, SHOCKING ACCIDENT. A GOOD CONVENTION Tiios. H. Eddy . WHISKEY THE CAUSE. when some of the pupils from that REACHED AGREEMENT. J. T. SliKAFT, class in June and August examina Three-Year-Old Child liaa her Leg Crashed W. N. Reddout . tions, mangled beyond recognition the by Freight Car. Tiie report was adopted without simple principles of grammar, history, Democratic County Convention amendment. William Dickson Termintes His arithmetic, etc. Trustees Came to a Settlement On her little bed at the home of her Your committee on resolutions beg I, at present, recall some, who parents in the north part of this vil Last Saturday was Well leave to submit tiie following report: Earthly Career With Whisky having graduated from their local vil with President Mills of lage lies little golden-haired Grade Attended 1. Resolved, That tiie Democrats and Morphine. lage schools, upon entering a fully the Suburban. Rainer, tiie victim of a cruel accident of Clinton county in Convention As equipped twelve grude high school, which deprived her of one of her limbs. sembled, as well as the voters of Mich were much disappointed because the She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. igan who favor honest servants and faculty of such school would credit John Ilainer, and was the sunshine of just laws, deplore the afflictions of hut little, if any, of the high school her home and tiie joy of her parents ’ NAMED COUNTY OFFICERS our late standard bearer, George H. THE TERROR OF HIS HOME. work done in their home village EVERYTHING IS SETTLED. hearts. Last Monday she was an Durand, and express our hope for his schools. When a school asks a higher active child romping and playing speedy and permanent recovery. Institution to accept credits, the tirst witli all tiie vivacity and abandon of 2. We believe that tiie declaration question asked bv the faculty of such happy, care-free childhood; now she A First-Class Ticket Which can of principles set forth to tiie people of He Was Found Dead by the Side institution is “How many teachers If Subscribers do Not Pay their will never walk again without the aid the state at our late Convention held have you in your high school? ” Thus of crutches or an artificial limb. be Supported by Every ot Detroit, honestly and fully repre of the Grand Trunk Railroad recognizing the fact tiiat there is a Subscriptions Company Last Monday afternoon about live body. sents the views of every loyal voter in at Durand. limit to tiie amount of work tiiat one May Sue. o ’clock Mrs. Hainer was proceeding tiie state, and suggests a perfect teacher can properly cover. homeward with little Grade in her remedy for the corrupt and scandalous Are there any of our village schools cab. On the siding at McKnight’s use of money in politics of the state, that care to cover so much surface elevator stood a box car, one end pro tiiat they are able to cover none of it which is conceded by the better ele William Jackson Dickson, a tall, jecting several feet over the sidewalk. The Democratic county convention, ments of tiie republicans and tiie in an acceptable manner? If there The three trustees, Messrs. Dodge, A locomotive was approaching Clinton which met, pursuant to call, in the leading republican press of tiie well Duilt man about 47 years of age, a are none, (and I believe that’s tiie case Stahl and Thoman, in whose charge avenue on the same siding and but a court house last Saturday afternoon, state to have brought tiie party into native of Virginia and for nearly when its brought to their notice), the subscriptions to the Lansing, St. short distance away. disrepute and characterizes its man three years past a resident of Green would it not be well to somewhat mod With no thought of danger Mrs. was well attended. Every township ify your course of study with that end Johns & St. Louis road were placed, agement as the most offensive in its bush township, terminated his life at Hainer started to cross the track, in the county, but one, was represent history. We declare that the time in view? In tiiat school whose prin met Saturday afternoon with Pres. when with a crash the moving cars ed. lias come in tiie history of our state Durand last Sunday, with tiie aid of cipal lias Iiis entire time to devote to John Mills of tiiat road and practical struck tiie one standing at the eleva The convention was called to ordef when the people should arise and whisky aud mcrphlne. He was found high school subjects, the building be ly decided to drop all legal proceedings tor and drove it across the sidewalk. assert their sovereign power and in dead by the side of the Grand Trunk ing properly equipped, ninth and The Iront wheels of the cab were by County Chairman J. Earle Brown, tenth grade work may he pretty thor without an appeal to the supreme caught under the wheels of the car dependence regardless of party poli railroad. court. who called upon Rev. Elisha Mudge, tics and place tiie management of its oughly covered, while if more than and the unfortunate little one ’s left of Maple Rapids, to preside as tempor business interests io the bauds of tiie Dickson became acquainted with that is attempted, no institution will President Mills left the city shortly leg so terribly mangled that amputa ary chairman and Daniel Abbott was people. the family of II. W. Walton, who went care to accept any of it. In that after the conference came to a close tion above the knee was necessary. 3. We are opposed to the doctrine from St. Johns to South Dakota a school whose pilncipal has a part of She was speedily conveyed to Dr. appointed temporary secretary. the grade work to teach as well as the and could not be seen, but It is nnder- Dodge ’s office, who, with the assis that onlv those who control the wealth number of years ago. When the Wal On motion the chair appointed the and the large corporations of the state high school subjects, his only high stood that he was perfectly satisfied tance of Drs. Weller and Dooling per following committee: are eligible to places of trust and con ton family removed to Iowa Dickson school grade should be the ninth. with the meeting. formed the operation and made the On credentials —Henry Davenport, fidence as demonstrated of late in the went with them. The familv consist However, instead of taking my judg Fred Thoman said that the com little sufferer as comfortable as the selection of a candidate for U. S. ed or the father and three daughters, ment for it, what would you think of distressing circumstances would per Eagle; G. S. Corbit, Bingtiam; Robert the plan of submitting tiie conditions pany could sue the subscribers if it mit. Hyslip, Ovid. senator, the manifest interest taken Mrs. Lavencia Richardson, Mrs. Nellie wished to collect the remainder of the in regard to a candidate by the bosses Lewis and Mrs. Rose LaDue. Mrs. of our various village schools, such as When asked about the injured On resolutions —J. H. Patterson. and so called machine, immediately Lewis was the mother of two daugh □umber of teachers, equippment, etc., unpaid subscriptions. child’s prospects, Dr. Dodge stated Bingham, Jay Sessions, Lebanon: after the decease of the Hon. James ters, the youngest of whom, Edna, a to our own and neighboring up-to-date At this end of the line the work is that she was doing well; she was McMillan, selecting as candidates two handsome girl of 16 years, was united twelve grade high schools, and asking always a healthy child, of a bright, Newton Webb. DeWitt. the faculty of the same to give us a almost at a standstill. The rails on sunny disposition, and this was a On permanent organization and millionaires to strive for and control in marriage to Dickson. The oldest Clinton avenue have been bonded, but the election regardless of all other daughter went to California to visit (iftement of the maximum amount of great aid to her in making a rapid re order of business —T. H. Eddy, Eagle; just consideration,s and we fully her father, Samuel Lewis, a locomo nigh school work they would credit us nothing has yet been done towards covery. W. N. Reddout, Greenbush; Jacob endorse the state platform in this re tive engineer, and is still there. with? If tills were done, aud the planking between the rails. The As to whether responsibility for the Shraft, Dallas. gard and reccommend it to tiie voters Dickson and his wife and tiie three courses of study in our village high curves at the street corners have not unfortunate occurrence is to be laid at The convention took a recess to give of Clinton county as a wise and com Walton girls came to Clinton county schools made to correspond, would it yet been laid. the door of any one in particular re the committees time to formulate prehensive view taken by our late nearly ttiree years ago and entered in not insure at least two advantages for Village President Bullard has been mains to be seen. Meantime Mr. and their reDorts. standard bearer as set forth in his letter to contract with D. S. French for the those who attended such schools, viz: corresponding witli the railway Mrs. Hainer are assured of the heart Chairman Mudge called upon Hon. of acceptance. We are aware that it iurchase of the VauSickle farm av The advantage of an opportunity to officials in an endeavor to hasten the felt sympathy of the entire commun Henry M. Youmans. of Sagiraw, is the sovereign right and privilege of oiding that of II. L. Richmond less gain a knowledge, rather than a smat work of putting thestreets into shape, ity in their great trial. Democratic nominee for congressman the people of tiie state to arise at Jthan one-half mile west of tiie corners tering of the subjects pursued; also and has been assured that there has from the 8th district, who was present this critical time in the history of our in Greenbush. the advantage of saving time to those been no unnecessary delay. Mr. Bul and responded. state and effectually correct this grow Dickson ’s sprees became more fre who desired to enter a twelve grade lard believes, howtver, that the plank WILLIAM PASC1I Mr. Youmans, who was received ing evil at the ballot box. quent and severe upon the family. high school? Because, if such a condi could have been ordered in time to with applause, began by calling at 4. We are not only in favor of every tion existed, no work would have to He tiually threatened to shoot his wife have begun the work of planking as A Well-Known Resident Has Finished HI* tention to a circumstance which, he former act of tiie legislature of the and tiien to shoot himself, and witli be retaken in the twelve grade high soon as the track was laid and in con said, showed the trend of public senti state, to protect and guard the voter this intention, he went to one of the school. dition. The streets are certainly in a Lire Work. ment. in the free use of the ballot, but we neighbors and borrowed a gun, and I wisli teachers, patrons and school Whereas, formerly candidates for officers would consider this proposition horrible condition. Tiie crossings are Wm. Pasch, son of the late Freder are in favor of the so called Primary when the family saw him coming with all but impassable and a little impa ick Fascli, died at his home in Bengal congressional honors were chosen from Election Law which we believe should it they fled from the house and took carefully and in the near future let the cities, now a large proportion of me know what you think of it. tience on the part of the citizens is township, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1902, of be enacted in order to purify the refuge in tiie home of a neighbor. certainly excusable. However, if we cancer of the stomach, aged 40 years them were taken from rural life. arena to important positions of trust Mrs. Dickson finally came to St. How Is “Pioneer Day Program ” pro He (the speaker) was a case in point. gressing? may see the road finished and the cars and 8 months. and official duty, ana by so doing de Johns and kept herself closely confin running, the inconveniences and dis Mr. Pasch was born in the town He stood by the action of the Detroit stroy, as much as possible, the last ed in the borne of Mrs. James Richard Our national flower, golden rod, convention, and called attention to makes a very pretty school room decor comforts of the present will be forgot ship of Bengal, and in April, 1888, was vestage of corrupt machinery run by son. ten and forgiven. united in marriage with Miss Mary the speech of Hon. Alfred Lucking as boodle and telephone. Dickson had procured a revolver and ation for tills season of the year. a clear and forceful ennuciation of Have you a program on the board? Zell, of Dallas. Two children were 5. We adhere to the doctrine pro while in a drunken condition on born to them—Edward and Elenora, Democratic policy. mulgated heretofore by the democrats Are you followiug It carefully every Mr. Youmans' declared that, in Thursday of last week, and when in day? Sincerely, ANOTHER OLD PIONEER who, with the wife, mother, two of Michigan ttiat U. 8. senators should the vicinity of Mr. Crichton’s resi brothers and two sisters and a large national politics, the tariff is the issue. be elected by the people and to tills dence, discharged tiie weapon close to T. II. Townsend. Democrats are opposed to the tariff Ha* Finished Her Life Work and Gone to circle of earnest friends survive him. end we pledge the vote of the demo his head, and it was reported that he He was confined to his bed about because it is the mother of trusts. crats of Clinton county along tills and had shot himself or attempted to do Keeelve Her Reward. The beef trust, the steel trust, the other lines, to the end that all our EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION seven weeks. He was baptised when >ugar trust, the oil trust could not so. He then wandered east, and un Mrs. Rosanna Allen died at her late a child and later confirmed and made public officials shall be chosen directly doubtedly boarded a train at Shep- a member of Christ’s faithful servants. exist without the tarriff. The Repub the people, and in every way possible home on State street east, St. Johns, lican party stands by the trusts and ardsville aud went to Durand, where Attended l»y Clerical and Lay Delegate* Monday morning, September 28, 1902, At the time of his death he was a promote the largest degree of local he was seen by different persons. of apoplexy, aged 74 years. She had member of St. John’s Catholic church no remedial legislation need be ex self government. from a Large Proportion of Michigan. pected from that party. Dickson was found dead near a been very well up to the time she was and was a consistent Christian man, But we are more immediately con 6. We believe in government of. for fence enclosing the Grand Trunk rail A church meeting of importance is stricken. She passed away calmly honored, loved and respected by all cerned in this campaign with state and by the people, and hence we ad road, a little out from the station, the central convocation of the Episco and without a struggle. who knew of his real worth. He re matters. Ripperism claims the Re here to the great truths and princi with whisky and morphine upon his pal church, now being held in St. Tiie deceased was born in Ireland ceived the Lord ’s supper on the 20th publican party as its father and the ples expressed In the last National person. Paul’s church, Lansing, yesterday and and emigrated to Canada with her of September. claim has not so far been disputed. Convention of the Democratic party A coroner ’s jury was summoned, today. The central convocation in people when a small child. In Canada His funeral was held from the resi Ripperism was invented to strengthen known as the Kansas City platform. and after viewing the body adjourned cludes about one-fourth of the terri she was married to James Allen. After dence and from the church at Fowler, the machine. And in such haste 7. Hence we call upon all the voters until Friday. tory in the lower peninsula, and the leaving Canada they settled in Detroit last Monday, Rev. Wm. Kraxberger, were the party managers to get the of Clinton county to join with us in Mrs. Dickson went to Durand Fri various churches are represented where they remained for only a short of Marian Springs, Saginaw county, obnoxious measure through that Gov. this new declaration of Independence day to identify tiie body aud to arrange principally by clergymen and Sunday time when they came to St. Johns, officiating, and many relatives and Bliss was called out of bed at midnight for the whole people and ask every for the care of tiie remains, which school workers. The sessions of tiie which was about the year 1839, and friends followed his remains to their and signed the bill in his nightshirt. voter to work from now until after were placed in a casket and shipped to convocation, which are open to the have lived here ever since. The fath last resting place in St. Johns cemet Democrats believe in the election of election for the general welfare of tiie St. Johns Tuesday afternoon. They public, commenced Wednesday even er died about 16 years ago. ery. United States senators by direct vote state. We heartily endorse the doc were immediately taken to the ceme ing at 7:30 o ’clock, with an opening Mrs. Allen was the mother of seven tery and buried in lot procured by his of the people. LTnder present condi trine that in every instance regard service conducted by Rev. J. A.Nchaad. children eight of whom survive her, Water Tax Notice. tions the man with the least brains ing political interests the office wife. Rev. J. T. Ewing officiated. The following program was success being Alice Allen, John Allen, Mrs. and the most money could buy his should seek the candidate and not tiie He was a Woodman in good stand fully carried out at ttiis meeting: Hattie Hamilton, Mrs. Libhie Earle, Water tax for quarter ending Jan. way into the senate. candidate the office, which has been ing in a lodge at Coggon, Iowa. He Address —“Tiie mission field in our Mrs. Mary Trombey, Mrs. Katie Hud 1, 1903, is due Oct. 1st, payable at The speaker declared he was proud the cause in the state of Michigan of had become a drunken, dangerous man Immediate vicinity, ” Rev. R. O. son, Lizzie Allen, of St. Johns, and council room to and including Oct. II; to stand as a member of a party which disgraceful and disreputable conduct and ids people did not dare to live in Cooper. Mrs. Box Fitzpatrick, of Grand Bap- Office hours, 7:30 to 11:30 a. m., 1:30 to the same house with him any longer. 4:30, p. m., Saturday eveni'igs 7 to 9. had never paid a dollar for an office. in placing officials in office by the Re Address- “Michigan as a Missionary Ids. One sister, Mrs Elizabeth Hatley, The convention resumed at this publican party. It is believed by tiie members of his and two brothers, John Flynn, of St. M. McDonald , Sec. family that he would have killed his Diocese, ” Rev. J. T. Ewing. point and the committees reported as 8. Hence we heartily endorse tiie Johns and James Flynn, of Canada. wife if lie had found her. Address —“Tiie United States as a With the exception of tiie last named follows: action of our late democratic state Mission Field, ” Rev. J. II. Eicbbaum. BUSINESS LOCALS. Your committee on credentials beg convention in its selection of candi all were present at tiie funeral, which leave to report the following as being dates and we further and most earn Address —The Dean. took place from the Catholic church, Money To Loan At Lowm I Rate of Intel eat entitled to vote in this convention: estly endorse tiie action of the Con COMMISSIONER’S SECTION Offertory. of which she was a faithful member, II. J. Patterson . St. Johns. Bath—Geo. E. Stone, Chas. Staddel, gressional Convention Hold at Saginaw The session this morning consisted at 10 o ’clock this morning, and the in terment will he made in the family lot Merwin Webster. B Saxton. in placing in nomination for the 8th AilvantiiKvx hiiiI DIhhiIvantage* of IHk Ii of holy communion by tiie dean and Money to Loan. in St. Johns cemetery. Bengal —Wm. Byrne, Minor Sutton, Congressional District that tried and School Subject* III Rural School*. BiT. J. A. Seliaad. and addresses by On improved farms. Herbert Ambrosmacker, Newton true champion of tiie rights of farmers Rev. Norman X. Badger and a busi Mrs. Allen was a good mother and Baker. and laborers in eitv and rural life. (Continued from last week ) ness session. closing witli a prayer for raised a family to respectability and 29 m 3 E. L. Dooling . Bingham—H. J. Patterson, J. Earle H. J. Patterson , What lias been said of tiie subjects missions. usefulness. Brown. Daniel Abbott, E. J. Bullard, Jay Sessions , of tiie first eight grades, and the im Tiiis afternoon the following pro Very Dexlrulde Home For Sale. Wm. E. Slade, L. D. Parr, Edward Newton L. Webb. portance of the pupil’s having a broad gram will be carried out: Convenient to business center and Brown. T. II. Eddy and Jacob Shraft were and deep knowledge of tiie principles POMONA NOTICE DeWitt—Jas. II. Gunnison, Eugene Paper—“The Church’s Certain churches and on one of tiie best streets appointed tellers and tiie convention of tiie same, is just as true relative to Faith,” Rev. B. J. Baxter. in St, Johns. Enquire of Lotte. T. W. Baldwin, G. Sell ray, New proceeded to nominate a county the village school, as to tiie real rural Clinton County Pomona grange will G. S. Corbit . ton L. Webb. schopl. The majority of the village Discussion. meet witli Essex grange Wednesday, Eagle —E. F. Brown, T. II. Eddy, N. ticket, which resulted as follows: For Sheriff— schools of the county have hut one Paper Subject to he chosen by the Oct. 15. All 4tli degree members in If orxe and llutcey «l a Hargaln. C. Davenport, J. Hinman. CHARLES 8CHOCH, of Ovid. teacher in the high school, and in a leader, Mr. T. Smith Kilty. vited. Grange called in 4tli degree at Greenbush—H. L. McClintock, Adol For Register of Deeds — number of instances that one has to Discussion. 10:30 a. m. A rangy and handsome 8-year-old phus Jennison. Geo. N. Ferrey, A. O. JACOB F. SHRAFT, of Dallas. teach, besides iiis iiiirlischool subjects, The remainder of tills session will Roll call of officers responded to with horse and nearly new top buggy at a Whitlock, W. X. Reddout. For Comity Clerk— the subjects of from one to three of quotations. great bargain. Enquire at the Inde CHARLES J. WEITZEL. of Dallas. be occupied by papers and discussions Lebanon —F. F. Piggott, Milo Grove, the grades as well. In those schools on topics relating to tiie Sunday school Regular order of business. pendent office. Jay Sessions, C. A. Stoddard. For County Treasurer— in which the high school teacher has Discussion on cultivation of the soil Ovid —W. II. Baker. E. Baker, W. OTHMAN W. LOWELL, of Watertown. led b> laymen and at 5 p. m. a ques For Prosecuting Attorney — only high school subjects to handle, tion box. opened by Bro. J. N. Plowman, Bengal. Removed and Settled. M. Mansfield, Adolphus Surlc, C. M. CHARLES HNELLINo. of Duplaln. they are attempting to cover tiie work Thisevening addresses will he given Question, “Do we Live Up to Our C’alwell, Robert Hyslop. Obligations as Patrons? ” Answer, Having removed my barber shop For Circuit Court Commissioners — of tiie ninth, tenth, eleventh and in by tiie secretary, Rev. W. S. Sayers, from the basement under Wilson Bro. rs Olive —Lee VanFleet, F. C. Young, II. W. KELLEY, of St. Johns, some instances more or less of the and tiie dean of the convocation. Bro. J. W. Ennest, Olive. Andrew Scott, M. M. Hill. NATHAN T. DANIELIX, of Riley. twelfth grade; and in those schools in Is it Right to Discuss Grange Mat clothing store to the Clinton Block, Westphalia—Theo. Bengel, John J. For Coroners — which the high school teacher has not ters Before Outsiders? Answer, Sister head of Clinton ave., west side, and Stump. Holbrook Sanford, Theo. N. WILLIAM SMITH, of Westphalls. K. E. Moore, Olive. fitted up a good bath room in connec GEORGE W. ESTES, of St. Johns. only the high school subjects to take tion, 1 invite old friends and patrons IleDgesbach, J. II. Schafer, Peter For Surveyor — care of, hut in addition, tiie subjects SHIAWASSEE DEMOCRATS. Dinner. Thome. IVAN I). REDDOUT. of Greenbush. of from one to three of the grades, Recess until 1.30 p.m. and tiie public generally to come and Watertown —II. J. Lowell, George For Representuve In the State Legislature — they are attempting to cover tiie sub Song. see me. Thanking you again for past Ward. L. F. Conrad, Clark Smith. HENRY J. PATTERSON, of St. Johns. Excellent Ticket Headed by A. L. Cliaiullcr Welcome address, master of Essex patronage and favors. I am jects of tiie ninth, tenth and more or for Kepreneiitfttlve. Dallas—C. J. Weitzel, J. F. Shraft, Mr. Patterson made a neat and less of the eleventh grade; the result grange. Yours for good service, W. W. Ferguson . J. P. Aldrich, Frederick Myers, G. T. forceful speech in which lie declared, is that tiie average pupil completes Tiie Democrats of Shiawassee Response, Master of Pomona. Baldwin. not only his intention to accept tiie his course with but a smattering county held their convention Monday Recitation, Sister Doyle, Essex. Essex—E. Mudge, Horace Parr, nomination, but to be elected to till knowledge of tiie subjects covered; in and placed in nomination an excellent Question, “Would the Postal Sav (^TATB BANK OF ST. JOHNS. Thos. Stead. tiie office for which he had been nomi other words the work has been “Spread ticket. The greatest interest In the ings Banks be a Good Thing for tiie Riley—J. B. Knapp, J. II. Burnes, nated. out ” so thin, tiiat in general, it is too convention was in connection with Farmers as Well as the Business Men COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Alfred D. Lance. Tills closed the nominations and the weak to stand for itself. I recall list the resolutions, which were adopted of tiie City?” Answer, F. W. Rcdfern, DuplaiD and Victor not represer ted. Hon. Quincy A. Smith, of Lansing, ening to a class, In our village schools amid much enthusiam. Essex. CAPITAL. »S0,000. The report was adopted without' was called upon to address the conven less than a year ago attempting to The following ticket was nomina Recitation, Mrs. A. Stewart, Ben amendment or alteration. tion. No mere synopsis of Mr. Smith’s make a recitation on a high school ted: Representative to the state leg gal. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS »WO,000. AROLXD THE STATS. A SYRIAN MAID. Miss Sarah IMndell has been ap pointed Inspector of customs ut Mar The I.civ Driven Her Insane and to quette. 1 Suicide. I IT’S SENATOR ALGER NOW 1 Cold water paid $7,000 on its bonded THE NEWS OF THE WORLD Joseph Abadeely left Syria some indebtedness yesterday and now owes years ago to make a home in tlie $50,000. United States. Before he left he prom The campaign for United Staten sen- patch came'to Detroit, being preceded Edgar Lewis, of Grand Rapids, has ised to be a true lover to Alexandra ator to succeed the late James McMil by a telephone message to the general been appointed to a $000 clerkship in A Chicago Mystery. THE COAL STRIKE. by Governor Bliss: Joseph, and send for her to come to lan came to an end Saturday by the the war department. Deep in the mysteries of the Mystic this country and marry him. He kept The President and Cabinet Consider appointment of General Russell A. Saginaw, Mich., Sept. 27, 1002. On Sunday lietween 0 In the morn Order of the Sacred Twelve —an or ids word and some months ago the Alger to serve until the legislature Gen. Bussell A. Alger, Detroit, Mich.: ing and 0 at night 110 vessels passed ganization strong in Chicago, but of Matter. I hereby tender you the appointment Syrian girl landed in Montreal and meets In January. A conference of through the Detroit river, which which few Chicagoans know —is The coal strike and tlie situation was met by her lover. There It wan the politicians was held or rather sev of United States senator from Michi breaks nil previous records for uny thought to lie the ouly Information that lms resulted from it was tlie sub eral of them during the day resulting gan to till the vacancy caused by the found she was suffering from a dis day of 12 hours. concerning the sudden disappearance ject of a conference held st the tem- ease of the eye that barred her en In Mr. Ferry's withdrawal, the an death of the late seidor senator, Hon. on June 10, of pretty Rose C. Mahon. nouncement being made In the follow James McMillan. Tlie state board of corrections and jHirary White House Tuesday, in trance Into this country. She spent ing statement signed by Mr. Kerry (Signed.) A. T, BLISS, chnrlticB lias passed a resolution fav On that date the girl, who is 10 which the president, Attorney-Gener five months, w 1th the faithful Joseph- and published In the evening papers: Governor. oring an amendment to the constitu years old, disappeared from tlie home al Knox, Secretary Moody, Post must* by her side, in a Montreal hospital. “Under existing conditions, I lia vq The news was confirmed by Gen. tion to provide for indeterminate sen of her aunt. Mrs. Matilda Smaller, 304 er-General Payne and Gov. Crane, of On Aug. 19 tlie pair tried to cross the- decided to withdraw my candidacy Alger at 2 o'clock Sunday morning and tences for eriuiinuls. North Willow avenue. Austin. Massachusetts, participated. Every bonier at Detroit, but were promptly for the vacancy In the United States he made the announcement that he It lias leaked out that Battle Creek Mutt Mahon, a young man of 22 one connected with tlie conference was stopped by the customs officials. Since, senate from this state. I believe that would probably accept. The appoint parties, among whom is one of the years and a first cousin of Miss Ma very reticent, but it is learned that the then she lias been languishing in the- leading officials in the Battle Creek hon, also disappeared the same day. president Is much concerned over the Wayne county Jail. Her lover on mo this course will tend to promote har ment came as a great surprise, )>eing situation —the near approach of win mony, and thus lie for the best inter entirely unsought, but with Gen. Al snuitarlum. are arranging to estab After three mouths of futile search nad made all the attempts that bis lish a sanitarium in Coldwnter. for them the members of their fnm> ter and tlie great scarcity of fuel. limited means would warrant, to se ests of tlie Republican party. ger ’s election assured when tlie legis Just what action can betaken is not “Gen Algor is a Republican. lie Is lature meets in January, tlie governor Henry Kalin, arrested in Bay City lies appealed to the police for assist cure her freedom, then he returned ance in locating them. known. The fact that a move lias to Iowa te work and secure more. On also my friend and a fellow-towns evidently concluded that tlie state for counterfeiting drug labels, has been made in the Massachusetts courts man, and from this time forward I should have its full representation in been Identified in Niagara Falls, N. Y„ Miss Mulion, up to tlie time of her Thursday, n brother arrived to rescue disappearance, wns employed in u fac to have receivers appointed for the ills sister. On tlie same day she wns shall support ids candidacy for the Washington when congress opens in as Herman Herwltz, arrested June 2, coal companies was discussed, but the position named. ” December. 1898, for smuggling pheuacetlne. tory in Austin. Six months ago she taken from the Jail by tlie U. S. cus Joined the Mystic Order of tlie Sacred legal view was that this was entirely toms officers nnd started for New York Saturday night a dispatch from Sag In addition, there is a possibility Three little hoys were found drunk inadequate nnd would not be likely to inaw stated that the friends of Hon. that the senate may lie convened Im Twelve, the head of which is C. T. H. —to lie deported. Alexandra could not Sunday morning on the steps of the Renton, 3265 Rhodes avenue, Chica relieve tlie situation. speak a word of English, nnd her mind Benton Hancliett have decided to mediately after election to act on a Fremont school In Bay City. Acquaint The impression prevails that one rea make no further active efforts in his reciprocity treaty with Cuba, in the go. had lieeome unbalanced. Shortly after ances got them to their homes before When she Joined the order she took son for tlie hurried visit of Secretary the train left Detroit she left the of behalf regarding the United States event of which it Is essential that the the police patrol wagon was called. Root to New York was for the pur senntorship. At midnight this dis state should have two senators there. nn ontli, among other things sweat ficer to go to the toilet room, from the The iKsly of Herman Kaynor was ing: “I shall ever hold sacred tlie sec pose of discussing with tlie leading window of which she leaped to instant found flouting in Gull lake Monday. ret language and all knowledge Im business men of that city tlie situation deatli. Her bruised and broken body Kabson ’s Body Found. A Human Fiend. He is one of the three young men parted to me. and I hereby pledge my with a view to bringing the strike to wns taken to the morgue in Newport drowned In a boating accident ^ept. self never, upon any circumstances, to an end. Though there are numerous Syrians in A postmortem was performed on the Neighbors of Fred Sielhoff. who shot The President** Condition. body of Charles lb Rabson, who was and killed George Smith in Lconi. Fri 5. The body of Arthur Miller is' still divulge, make known or transfer to Detroit, it docs not appear that one found in the river nearly day evening, give him a lead name. in tlie water. another in any manner whatsoever Dr. Lung called at the White House was called to explain to the poor girl three miles from Saginaw where Mrs. Glenn Baicli, of New Brighton, such language and knowledge ns Saturday night nnd remained with the her situation nnd the confinement in He resided upon a farm owned by aforesaid. ” president for half an hour. Upon id* jail made her insane. he plunged into the river, Thomas Fordyee. of Detroit, for whom near New York, formerly Miss Mabel Winans, of Kalamazoo, accidentally Friends of the girl, who have re departure. Secretary Corteiyou an and his stomach was found to tie in a lie had worked at Grosse Pointe, com nounced that the president was rest A MUSK M ENTS IN DKTROIT. ing here IS months ago. He wns fear shot and wounded in tlie cheek a lady cently learned that she was a number normal condition. The wound on hte caller there recently, while examining of the organization, are now asking an ing comfortably nnd flint his wound WF.IK KNDING OCTOBER 4. ed by those who were around him, ns Detroit Opera Hocsb — DeWolf Hopper In head, where he was struck by Frank a revolver. explanation from officers of the order was progressing satisfactorily. Tlie Flewelllng, who took him for a burg lie threatened, every time he was an president's physicians dressed the "Mr. Plckwick’’-Sat. Mut at<: Evenings st 8. Tlie funeral of George Smith, mur as to her disappearance. Lyceum Theater —*'Ward nnd Vokes" —Sst. lar, was not very deep, and the skull gry. to shoot, and for months it is said wound in ills log Saturday morning. Matinee 25c: Evenings. 1V-, 25c. 50c and 75c. a tragedy lias beem feared. Return dered Friday night in Leon I township was not fractured. A telegram was re A New Method. Tilt inflammation is receding slowly, Whitney Theater —“For Love and Honor' — ing from Jackson he quarreled with by Fred Sleloff. took place at the home Matinees, 10c, Ific. 2\s; Evenings. 10c, 20c, 30c- ceived from Victoria, British Columbia, of Smith’s mother. The widow and A committee of citizens headed by but it may lie a day or two yet before Ids wife, and taking a gun and dog the physicians can stnte definitely that Woni /kki .and —Afternoons. 2:IJ; lCc to 25c; Saturday night, by Chief of Police went to the fields. The dog soon re her fatherless children were seated th“ publishers of a Boston newspaper, Evenings. 8:15: 10c to AOc. Knln stating that relatives there about tlie coffin. granulation lias set in without involv turned bleeding from a gun shot on Saturday sought relief in the courts ing the bone. The president continues would not do anything regarding the wound. It devehqied that Slelhoff Columbus Edgcrton and G. M. Wat from the present coal shortage and BASE BALL. remains. The telegram intimated that son, of Houghton, while driving a hay l» good spirits and is taking Ills en shot the dog and three head of cattle. high prices by asking for a receiver forced confinement philosophically. He his widow will have to bear the ex Returning he threatened to kill his wagon, liotli being drunk, ns alleged, Below we publish the standing of pense of burial. It is* believed that ran over Amanda livelier, aged 18. for the coal companies and coal car spends the major portion of ids time the National league club up to aud in wife, who ran for help. Deputy Sher rying roads. A bill in equity was filed reading on n lounge, but is ready to Rabson must have swam down the riv iffs Smith and Decke came to arrest causing her death. They are charged cluding the games played on Tuesday, er a long ways, as there is not cur with manslaughter. iu the Supreme Court against the cor give bis attention to business when rent enough to carry him that far. His hint. In the melee which followed, porations. The 1*111 was based upon it is brought before him for action. September 30, 1902. Henry Smith, a neighbor, was shot by Tlie women of Owosso are kept the legal theory of tlie coal situation NATIONAL LEAGtTS. body was discovered by three boys in Lo ZOLA IS ASPHYXIATED to do under tie circumstances, as PAPER PELLET8. THE TRUST PROBLEM his own interests were at variance THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BY CARBONIC ACID GAS with the voters. Even prudes have a pride of peccar ONLY WAY BY WHICH THEY CAN Over a hundred Republican nomi LE330N I. OCT. 5—JOSHUA 1:1-11 ditto. Ncted NovcILi's Death Is Cue to BE CURBED. nees for congress, If honest should J33HUA ENCOURAGED. It is net history we need, but Fumes Escaping from a Stove take the same step. Grosvenor and prophocy. in His Rooms. **he People 8hould Send a Majority of others of Ohio;Hemenway and Landis The maker cf the world Is an EH STRIKE and Overstreet of Indiana; Louden- Golden Text—“Be Strong and of a artist, not an artisan. Democrats to tho Next House of Paris, Sept. 30.—Emile Zola is dead. slager and others in New Jersey, and Good Courage ”—Josh. 1:9—Subject: Many of Experience's useful les Mayor Maybury of Detroit The servants of his household, hear Representatives —Honest Tariff Re so the list of states might be gone A Great Work; the Conditions of ions are hieroglyphics. ing no movement in bis apartments, vision Then a Certainty. through. Nearly every congressman Success—Tho Encouragements. The pasrlons have the voice and Requests Executives to burst in the door and found the nov from Iowa, If honest, would step the voracity of the sirens. Send Delegates. elist and his wife in an apparently The Trusts are hauling on the lariat aside. All these and others know that I. 'The New Leader. A Character In this world we are looking at tha lifeless condition, due to asphyxia of the Rough Rider, through their tariff reform sentiment is overwhelm Sketch.”—V. 1, “Now after the death tapestry from the wrong side. tion. ing In the central and western states. of Moses,'' described in Deut. 34. “The senatorial friends, Hanna, Allison, Lord spake unto Joshua the son of Nun. ” Nothing keeps a sinner in charity STATES AND CITIES TO HELP Mme. Zola was stretched inanimate Spooner, Aldrich and Lodge. A con President Roosevelt has also dis who by divine authority had beenr al with his Creator like a woman ’s lova. upon the bed, while Zola himself was ference was held at Oyster Bay, Sept. covered, even in New England, that ready designated as Moses' successor by The music of man ’s spirit Is that lying as he had apparently fallen Moses himself. “Moses ’ minister,” his Asks Governors and Mayors to Send 16, and Its purpose is stated in that tariff reform sentiment was rampant, closest attendant, his prime minister, or, of an aeollan harp and anon that of Representatives to Conference to Be good republican organ, the Record- but he did not have the pluck of Hen as It were, his private secretary. a flute. Held at Detroit, Cct. 9, to Discuss Herald, of Chicago, which said: “The derson. He looked for a way to evade His name, originally Hoshea. the same Let the seraph and the poet change practical question which % President the issue that he knew was right and as the prophet Hones, signifying “salva the Question. tion ” or “help.” To this was added af places If you would Judge these sing Roosevelt wants determined is wheth on the side of the people. His con terwards (Num. 13:16) “Ja” for Jehovah, ers aright. er or not in his speeches on his west science told him that he should boldly and the name became Jehoshua, “Je Care and Death, those black twins, Detroit, Mich,, Sept. 30.—Detroit has ern tour he shall encourage or re champion their cause against the hovah Is ralvatlon, ” shortened to Joshua, gripe the throat of the millionaire ’ later modified in Neh. 8:17 to Jeshua, called upon tho governors of the great press the tariff-revision agitation, trusts and corporations. But he from which came its Greek form In the and the tramp. coal consuming states, the mayors of wnich is fast becoming the most acute heeded It not and called In the chosen Septuaglnt, Jesous, Jesus. The poet sings the rose: the protection advocates, knowing what His Ancestry. He was an Ephraimite, the principal cities, and citizens of tae phase of the national politics of the preacher tells ltB meaning; but its country at large to assemble in one times. The President has found dur their advice would be before he asked a descendant of Joseph, through Eph thoru is beyond philosophy. It. raim. and according to I Chron. 7:22-27, great convection in Detroit on Oct. 9 ing his recent tours that the demand lie was the eleventh generation from Love and lust, the white thread of and take steps to end the coal striko. for taking the tariff from trust-made The senatorial Junta that controls Joseph. His father's name was Nun. good and the black thread of evil in Mayor Maybury and President goods is more pronounced than sup legislation, through their power as and his grandfather. Elishama, was a captain of the army of the Ephraimites, the world ’s warp and woof —here Is Smith, of tho city council, by order port for his own trust legislation chairman of the important committee, tf>,600 in number, at the organization of a riddle. of the council, sent hundreds of tele proposition. He has learned that the decided, of course, that reform of the the Israelites soon after the Exodus. grams to the state and municipal rul people look upon the former a3 some His Birthplace. He must have boon tariff must not be an Issue. The presi SENTIMENT OF AUTHORS. ers asking them to attend the con thing that can be attained immediate dent must go to the western states born In Goshen in Egypt, where his pa ference. rents were in slavery. ly If Congress will only act, while the and make r.o promise of relief from Date of Birth. He was about eighty- Wisdom is the abstract of the past, At the same time the National As four nt the time he became commander- latter Is far in the future. Hence the the real cause of the enormous prices but beauty is the promise of the fu sociation of Manufacturers appealed President ’s anxiety to know what he In-chlef He dlc-d at the age of 110 (Judg. of the necessaries of life. Thus the 2:8). His birth, according to I'ssher's ture.—Holmes. to President Mitchell to meet them ought to do about It.” trusts have the president gagged, his chronology, would therefore be about B. and aid them in their efforts to settle The entire object of true education The President Is evidently In a tight talks to the people will be stifled by C. 3534; or 1334, according to the later Is to make people not do the right the coal war. the orders of the senatorial junta. chronology. while attempting to rise, his head ar.d place. In his stumping tour of New things, but enjoy the right thing3.— Members of the special council com The coincidence of the announcement Characteristics. Joshua's most distin shoulders prostrate upon the floor, his England and the South he was as si guished characteristic was courage, both Ruskln. mittee appointed to arrange for the lent about tariff reouctlon on trust of the retirement of Henderson at the physical and moral, to which he is so national conference believe that it will legs twisted in the bed linen. Could you see every man ’s career in A slignt odor of carbonic gas alone productions as the republican cam- very time the senators were persuad earnestly exhorted in vs. 6, 7. 9. His life, you would find a woman clogging have enough effect to force some set- pa.gu book, but he Is.getting restive ing the president to forego tariff dis faith in God. His deep piety. His trust t’emer.t of the trouble. explained the tragedy. worthiness as a subordinate. His fine him ... or cheering him and under the restrictions of the “let well cussions, is so remarkable that it is qualities as a general —keen observation, goading him.—Thackeray. Invitation to Governors. Physicians were summoned Instant ly, and after a prolonged effort suc- enough alone ” policy. The Senatorial easy to believe that the trusts are power to control, wise leadership, celerity If we could read the secret history The following Is the telegram sent back of both of these extraordinary of movement, skilful strategy, boldness I ceeded In resuscitating Mme. Zola, but Coterie above named lias been of attack. of our enemies, we should find in each the governors of the various states: strengthening up his backbone to con announcements. “Detroit, Mich., Sept. 29.—Will you j though they worked for more than an Practical Lesson. —All his past life was man ’s life sorrow and suffering ! hour over her husband's body they tinue to let well enough alone and not All the senators : resent have been a preparation for the great work To enough to disarm all hostility.—Long appoint delegation of twenty citizens make promises in his Western trip consistent triends of the combines which he was now called. He never could fellow. selected at large from the state to at i were unable to recall even the faint- have done this work, he never would ! est sign of life. that cannot be realized wr.cn Congress and corporations, every vote they have been called to it, had he not been tend conference at Detroit Oct. 9 to meets. have cast, the bills they have smoth faithful, active, ready to learn, and al MULTUM IN PARVO. devise ways and means for obtaining The news spread like wlld-ftre over Paris, where, based probably upon If the President breaks the lariat ered, all prove this. Now when tr.e ways doing his best. He that Is faith a reasonable supply of coal from the ful over a fe-v things will be made ruler • the fact that stomach ejections were that the trust Senators have lassooed pinch comes and an erratic president over many things. Propinquity is the bankruptcy of en anthracite districts of Pennsylvania Is to be lassoed why should they not H. “The Great Work to be Per chantment. and West Virginia? The g *'r~nors of j found upon the lloo*\ it was rumored him with and ta 3 tariff revision that suicide by poisoning had been there will dc a serious split in the all join in a plan to corral him? formed." —V's. 2-4. 2. “Moses my serv On the impulse of the moment one all states affected have had like re ant," thj one appointed to do my work, i the cause of death. An immense republican party. The ultra protec Henderson will soon get his reward, may lose eternity. quests for representation. Such a con but will the president reach his am is dead. Th"refore there is a vacancy. ference must be potent in solving the ! crowd gathered in the street, but was tionists, headed by the Protective A new leader is needed. “Arise," take the Those who take time about every dispersed quietly by the police as soon Tariff league aud tho Home Market bition? place of the dead leader. "Go over this thing take little else. present difficulties. Answer by tele How Har.na and the trust magnates Jordan. ” which lay below them at flood- gram at our expense. as it oecame known that death had club, are determineu to withstand any tide. between the Israelites and the Time flies, and if we don ’t fly with been accidentally brought about by attempt of revision. T’.-.e leaders of must be laughing in their sleeves at Promised Land. Tlilj command was a J it we are left behind. “WILLIAM C. MAYBURY. carbonic fumes escaping from a de the republican party are of the same the taming of the Rough Rider. severe test of his faith and courage. “Mayor. “The land which I do give to them,” I He who promises mo3t is not tha flective stove in the victim's bed opinion and a majority of the Senate “which I am giving to them.” That is. I jr~__ -Msing person. “FRED W. SMITH. room. William Teddy Tell. “President Common Council." are controlled by the same trust influ the land of which I have long promised j ences. To open up tne question of re them tlie Inheritance, and of which I am j Mayors to Name Delegates. PENSION AGENT PASSES AWAY vising the tariff on any one schedule now in the very act of putting them in The following telegram was sent to possession. ” will open the way for other amend- 3. “Every place that the sole of your California the mayors of cities: S. L. Wilson, Legless Veteran, Is Dead 1 ments, and under the rules of the foot shall tread upon. ” “That is. every ! “Detroit, Mich., Sept. 29.—Will you at Washington. Senate a vote cannot be avoided. The place within the limits specified In the appoint delegation of ten citizens to ensuing verse. Tho expression also inti- ‘ Washington, Sept. 30.—S. L. Wilson, Democrats will see that the Repub attend confe.enee called at Detroit on for seventeen years United States mates the condition upon which the land licans are put on record on every was to be g “'en to the Israelites; their, in Summer Thursday morning. Oet. 9, to devise pension agent for the district com schedule, and public opinion may be feet must tread it ns conquerors. ”—Kell. | ways and means for obtaining a rea posed of the District of Columbia, “As I said unto Moses, ” Deut. 11:24. j 950 from Chicago come so strong tr.at enough Repub 847 50 from St. Loots sonable coal supply from the anthra Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and where the v lrds are recorded almost licans will be found voting with them word for word. 943 from Hans ’** City cite districts of Pennsylvania and Delaware, died here at the age of 57 4. "From the wilderness.” The desert Oat and hack West Virginia? Mayors of all cities to force a general revision of the from the effects of injuries received schedules that protect the trusts in of Arabia, where the Israelites wandered August 2 to 8 in states affected have been asked for so long. “And this Lebanon. ” Called during the civil war. He lost both legs tneir monopolies. This revision will Quick and Cool way to go like representations; such a confer at Gettysburg. During his term he “this” because visible from the region Harvey Meal Service ence must be potent in solving the not take place at the second session where the Israelites were encampd. “Un- . Nee Grand Canyon of disbursed over $15,000,000. All naval of the present Congress which meets to the great river, the river Euphrates. present difficulty. Will you request All the land of the Hittltes.” Descendants 1 Arizona and Yoseiulte pensioners throughout the South ami next December, for a few determined also a representation from the press of Heth. the second son of Canaan (Geo. i Address, 6 en'l Agent's Office, all foreign pens.oners, numbering protectionists could prolong the dis 10:15). They Inhabited the country be- t of your city? All arrangements will nearly 5.O00, are paid through the A. T. A S. r. R'y, 131 UrtsuolJ cussion and prevent action. Nor will tween the Lebanon and the Euphrates. ! Street, Detroit, Mich. be made here for the comfort of the j agency held by Wilson, “Unto the great sea.” The Mediterran convention. Wire answer at our ex- ' the House of Representatives, organ ean. the western boundary of the Isratl-1 TIDAL WAVE KILLS HUNDREDS ized as it is In the trusts’ Interest, ini ltes. “Shall be your coast. ” or borders. | pease. Practical Suggestions. 1. The Chris “WILLIAM C. MAYBURY. tiate such legislation, but the r.ew Congress to be elected In November tian ’s promised land is God's kingdom "Mayor. Typhoon Devastates District About both on earth and In heaven, both fot Santa Fe “FRED W. SMITH, Yokohama, in Japan. may be organized on different lines. himself and for others. If President Roosevelt should call 2. “Though the promises of God may . “President Common Council. ” Yokohama. Japan. Sopt. 30.—A se be slow In f lflliing. yet the accomplish I All May Attend. vere typhoon swept over Yokohama. a special session next March or April ment will come at last; not one Jot ot j This action followed the action of Several steamers were driven ashore with a message recommending revi tittle shall f ill.”—Bush. here. Some cf them have been re- sion of the tariff, It would open up the 3. We can enjoy only so much of this the council in adopting a resolution good land as we conquer and take pos- \ offered by Aid. W. H. Beamer provid- ! floated, It is feared that there have whole subject, or the leaders would Important Shipping News. session of. Prosperity, the enjoyments ing for the appointment of a special i been many fatalities among the fish- have to Ignore hl3 recommendations The Republican fleet is in great of civlllzatio! , usefulness, goodness, the I i anything you invent or Improve; also gat committee to call and arrange for a > ermen. During the typhoon a tidal and a party seism would result. danger from tariff fog and Trust higher Joys of the spirit, can be possessed j * CAVfAT.TRADE MARK. COPYlilGHTor OESiM only in the came way. 1 PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo. national conference on the coal strike. wave rwept the Odawara district, near There is another way in which the rocks. The pilot at Oyster Bay Is rat III. “The Encouragements. ”—Vs. 5, 6. 1 for freo examination and ndvico. Tae committee met with Mayor May here, and overwhelmed many houses. people can compel action against the tled and swearing. The Promise of Ood's Presence. 5. 1 BOOK ON PATENTS f~“/o£°p£2 bury and a large number of citizens, Five hundred persons are reported to trusts, by electing the majority of the The Republican brethren are “There shall not any man be able to stand before thee.” as an enemy in bat- ; * TC.A.SNOW&CO. in the council chamber, and after a have been drowned. The Japanese bat next House of Representatiee3 who thrown on their beam ends and the tie. successfully. “As I was with Moses. | I Patent Lawyer*. WASHINGTON, D.C. general discussion of the coal situa tleship Shikishima is ashore at Yokos are Democrats and pledged to tariff captains of the state ships are howl- so I will be with thee.” The work was tion decided on Oct. 9 as the date for uka. fifteen miles from Yokohama. revision. W ith such a bill passed It Irg their orders in the teeth of tho impossible to Joshua without God's pres- j would be up to the Senate to accept ence. With God he could do all things. | the proposed conference. FRANCHISE WAR AT OTTUMWA adverse gale that has struck them. The Promise of Success. 6. “Be strong The necessity for haste was realized or defeat it, and the same public opin Tho pilots that gathered at Oyster and of a gold courage. ” Courage —not ion that elects the popular branch of so much phy- cal courage as moral cour and it was decided to telegraph invi Water Company Threatens to Shut Off Bay have issued a new chart which Congress would doubtless bring some discloses several hitherto unknown age —is grea y needed Ir our day to tations to the various governors and the Water Supply. stand by wh t is right a. all costs; to Wonderland mayors of principal cities. Republican members of the Senate to dangers and a new red beacon light Ottumwa. Ia., Sept. 30.—The City conquer beset Ing sins; to resist the tides The news associations were re vote with the Democrats. Vote for has been ordered on the rocky tariff of fashionable wrong; to carry on God's and —. quested to announce that the invita Water Supply company made a de State Senators or Representatives coast to warn these mariners from work and uphold God ’s truth. Courage doubles the power of every effort, of , tion was meant for the country at mand on the city officials to make a who will pledge themselves to vote for approaching too near it. The trust temporary contract with It or It would every weapon: inspires the body and the large, it being manifestly impossible a United States Senator who is for rocks are looming up in every direc spirit with st-ength. temple theater to telegraph to every point. shut off the water supply Wednesday tariff reform, and trust monopolies tion and it requires all the skill of "Shalt thou divide for an inheritance.” night. The franchise expired at mid will soon be a thing of the past. the political mariners to avoid those That is, you shall conquer the country, Most Beautiful Playhouse PRESIDENT IS MUCH IMPROVED night Su day. The council firmly de and be nble to distribute it among tho in the United States. dangers and yet hold to the course tribes. It was an inheritance, because it clines to do so, and this means that The Taming of Roosevelt. that has been ^marked out for them, came to them from God. DETROIT'S HOME OF No Further Delay of Complete Recov Ottumwa will be without fire protec Two political event3 occurred on which must be resisted in order to IV. “The Conditions —Courage. Study ery is Anticipated. tion. of the Revealed Will of God, and Obedi Tuesday. Sept. 16, that will have a far reach the haven where they would be ence.”—Vs. 7-9. Courage. 7. “Be thou HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. Washington, Sept. 30.—President “Cards, Gentlemen." reaching effect on the politics of the —tho snug harbor of Washington. strong and very courarfnous. ” Great Roosevelt ’s physicians gave out anoth St. PaH, Minn., Sept. 30.—The country. That they nappened simul The perils of the voyages of these strength, firmness of wifi, patience and 4-SHOWS DAILY-4 er bulletin announcing tha* the wound courage would be required to “observe young women of the Clerks’ union taneously may have been an accident craft have been added to by the pirate to do according to all the law.” Because on his teg was in a satisfactory condi but would point to a deep laid plan. • o ’clock, 41x5-7:30-9:13 p. m. have completed arrangements for the Henderson who, with his swift ship. the temptations to worldilness and Idol Local Time. tion. The President occupied a roll organimtion of a girls ’ league, in On that day President Roosevelt Protection, manned by a large crew atry were ve ’y great. “Turn not from ing chair, reading and attending to of had called together at Oyster Bay of the most desperate freebooters it to the right hand or to the left." The which every member will pledge her path of duty is like a direct road to suc The Lowest Prices, ficial business. He is not Impatient nor self to marry only a union man and tho leaders of his party to consult who have ever sailed the main. Is hid cess. and moving from It In either direc restless, but Is regarded as a good pa to refuse absolutely to receive atten with them about the position h? behind the rocky promonotory of tion leads to disaster and defeat. “That Afternoons, zo, 13, so cento. tient by the physicians. He follows tion from any except men with the should take on the tariff and the Dubuque, and they fear him. thou mayest prosper. ” Those only can Evenings, Sundays, Holidays, their directions with scrupluous care, reasonably expect the blessing of God xo, oo, ss cents. “cards. ” trusts in his political speeches in the The most disastrous news that upon their temporal affair* who make his and it is predicted by the physicians west. word their rule, and conscientiously Cyclist Kills Himself. comes to the captains of the fleet Is Reserved Seats In Boxes, that the wound will heal without furth On the same day Speaker Hender that the ammunition supplied them walk by It In ail circumstances; and this Cleveland. O., Sept. 30.—Ernie John Is the way of true wisdom." —Bush. er Interruption. son declined to accept a renomination from tho Republican arsenal is worth .50c each son. a well-known professional bicycle “Pass over this Jordan. ” The Jordan to congress, giving as the reason that less, and it will take time for the was at flood-tide and seemed an impass Held For Killing Girl. rider, committed suicide by shooting Houghton. Mich., Sept. 30.—Amanda “a great many ” Republicans in his powder mills and casting shops to fur able barrier. The command was a teat Tie Headquarters of Soburbaa himself. Johnson traveled extensive district were in favor of reforming nish a new supply. of faith, courage, and obedience. Lovelier, 18-year-old daughter of Peter ly with his brother “Artie,” and had the tariff by taking off the protection Tho good ship Illinois with Captain Visitors to Detroit Lovelier of Lake Linden, was run I been a contestant in many races. down by a hay rack and so severely that the Dingley bill gives to the Rowo in command, struck the tariff Russia Reaching for Markets. 1AAAAAAA^ Injured that s^e died. Columbus Eri- Lecturer Dies Suddenly. trusts. and trust rocks Sept. 18. and i3 leek- The governor-general of the Amur gerton and G. M. Matson, who were in Washington. Sept. 30.—The Rev. Both 1.ho president and tho speaker ir.g ladly, her ammunition is to be territory is about to organize an ex Robert L. Nourse, aged slxty-two, of tho House of Representatives had hibition at Kirin for the purposo of BO YEARS’ the vehicle, were arrested charged discharged and a new consignment EXPERIENCE with manslaughter. widely known as a political speaker discovered that “a great many ” Re put aboard. Tho Chicago Tribune of Interesting the Manohu* and Chlneso and lecturer, died at his home In Falls publicans wanted reform. They were that date gives the account of tho In Russian manufacturing products. Gen. Von GossSer Is Dead. — Church from the effects of a paralytic tired of paying more for the trust- worthlessness of tho ammunition, Danzig, Prussia, Sept. 30.—G”n. von stroke received four weeks ago. made goods than the same goods were though the editor is evidently so rat Comparatively Recent Dainties. Goisler, formerly Prussian minister of being sold to foreigners for. Speaker tled by the reports of disaster thnt Not until Henry VIII.’s time wero w’ar, died here. Gen. von Gossler was Famine Menaces in Sweden. Stockholm. Sept. 30.—Famine is Henderson had, through the power are pouring In thr. he has mixed up either raspberries or strawberries or born In 1S41. He was appointed min Thadk M»»8*e menacing many districts In northern 3f his political machine, stifled the politics with his shipping news. Hero cherries grown in England, and we do ister of war August 14. 1896, and re voice of those independent Republi is what he rays: not read of tulip, cauliflower and OtUANI signed the office August 22 cf this Sweden, in consequence of failure of Copyrights Ac. cans, or.d on the face of the returns “Tho campaign managers will iol- quince being cultivated, or the car Anyons aarltng s akvtcli and drtcr'iunm year. the crop#. Money to buy foodstuffs quietly ascertain out opinion frou e rat bar a* for the peopie and fodder for the cat iis convention, made up of office low the results of the conference at rot, before the seventeenth century. lovaiiiioa u probably patri tahl*. Co-.aro mi'a lolders and political strikers, renomi- tlonaaficdy porfldviulal. Uancfcune on Pa'anta Turks Destroy Villages. tle Is urgently required. Oyster Bay on Tuesday and prepare ••ill (rra Ul-iovt of * 00? for »oc«rm«paisma. inted him and made a platform of his Pstant* takan through Muim k co. rsoaiw Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 30.—Fighting rew literature on tariff revision. Teachers Have No Vacations. •part«i nodes without ebrres. la *hc between Turkish regulars and Albani Smallpox at Youngstown. iwn choosing of the patented stripe. Gusts and reciprocity with Cuba. The While their pupils are holiday mak Youngstown, Ohio, Sept. 30.—John ans Is reported from Mltrovltza, Euro This happened In May. He returns purpose of this is to divide them and ing from May 1 to 8ept. 1, many of Scientific Jtacrlcan. pean Turkey. Tho Turkish forcc3 H. Lytle, a prominent furniture deal :o his district in September and finds treat each question separately.” the Swiss cantonal schoolmasters a kandaotaaly llhrwra'ad w»«-*ly Lar«%#« er and proprietor of an extensive lum •alc'lonu&'lon of any arturttlia(dontiao Journaly.um *4 T*rm»Ta A* , shelled and reduced to ashes the Al he voice of tho people crying aloud Other ships of sta.o are known to round Zermatt take situations In the imi ; four months, JL Sold H aft n#«adea.r*> banian villages of Koprin and Babrcn- ber yard here, died In the detention ’or reform. He resigned the nomlna- be in similar desperate condition and hotels as waiters or rafters. itch. hospital of smallpox. ton, a very honest and sensible thing rows of them It awaited with anxiety. mismissSSs. THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER E, 1902. more than a century ago having been MRS. RATIIBURN DEAD. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. transferred to congress through Mr. The Independent. is Ha MARION K. DODGE. Music Teacher. Roosevelt ’s efforts, how is he to answer eaORORS.CORBIT. - • • Proprietor for the moderate and reasonable exer She. Wm Ihe Widow of m HoUlier, a Good Attorneys. DANIKL AUIIOIT, 11)11011 AND MGR. cise of that power through ail time to Woman and Pensioner. terne? His own intentions regarding i.oi.ING 4k KELLEY, Attorneys at Law, DEMOCRATIC state ticket . the exercise of the power by congress Miss Sallie Willett was united in St Johns, Mich. Office up stairs on Walk marriage with Frederick Rathburn, Der street east. 1849 Fci Goernor-- may be “anything but revolutionary;" GH(iK H DURAND, of Flint. April 25, 1852, at Llvona, Wayne For LleuteuantOovernor — ttie first legislation effected under that county, Mich. They moved to Essex ORTON A JANUON, Attorneys at Law JOHN F BIBLE, of Ionia. township, this county, nearly 39 years Office over St. Johns National Hank. St. power may reflect bis moderate and NJohns. Mich. 1849 For Secretary of State— reasonable intentions; what difference ago, and lived in the vicinity of Union JOHN DONOVAN, of Bay City. Home until about 12 years ago, wiien For State Treasurer— will that make later? The mild and " EARL BROWN. Attorney at Law, gt tier husband died five years ago last s Johns .Mich. Office in theClinton block W. F. DAVIDSON, of Port Huron. ibenificent application of the power Mrrch. After bis death Mrs. Rath- For Auditoi^General- DAVID A. HAMMOND, of Ann Arbor. | under his personal supervision must burn moved to St. Johns and purchas ONEY to LOAN on real estate security For Land Commissioner — ; in the nature of things terminate at ed a home on Vauconsant, street, M by Henry E Wai bridge, St.Johns. lt>>.s ARTHUH F WATSON, of Cheboygan. where she died September 23, 1902, of For Attorney-General — some future date. He will be gone typhoid fever, aged 69 years. EWIS SEVERANCE, A. B. Attorney W. F. McKNICHT, of Grand Rapids but the tremendous power which lie The deceased was tiie mother of Counselor and Solicitor. St, Johns. Mica For Supt, Public Instruction — seven children, only two of whom are L W. N. FERRIS, of Big Rapkls. lias helped to centralize at Washing ton will never be restored to the now living. Benjamin F., of St. Johns, YON 4t MOINET, Attorneys at Law.st. For M«ml>er State tvard of FducatVc — and Adelbert, of Flint. 4 Johns, Mich. Office over Chapiuan sstore. CHARLES F. FIELD, of Hastings. states; and by means of that constitu For Justice of Supreme Court — The funeral was held from the resi BENJAMIN J. BROWN, of Vert mine. tional power there can be enacted, dence last Thursday, and tiie inter ILL H. BRUNSON, Attorney at Law and ment made bv tiie side of her husband W Solicitor in Chancery. Office over the CONGRESSIONAL TICKET thiougli all time to come, any legisla post-ofHce, St. Johns, Mich. 1516 tion affecting the business of the and two children in tiie Union Home For Member of Congress. Eighth District— cemetery. E. 4t E.L. WALBRIDOE, Attorneys at HENRY M. YOI MANS. Sugl = aw. country which may commend itself to Mr. Rathburn was a soldier in the H• Law, 8t. Johns, Mich. i;j*; the successive congresses, republican, Union army during the war of the re ERRINS 4k BALDWIN, Attorneys at Gov. Bliss talks as though he act democratic, or socialistic in majority, bellion, and was a pensioner. Law, Money Loaners and Real Estate ually appointed the new senator. PAgents. Office over Chapman's, Clinton Ave.. as the case may be. St.Johns. e W are a little curious to learn ( I HA'S MAGNIFICENT I'OS.NIHI LIT! ES ONE YEAR AT IONIA. what lmprov< nient t lie Alger machine Deutistry. The following interesting and in will posiess over the McMillan patent. structive letter was recently received 7 E. CORHIN, M. D., D. D. S. To get the CTe benefit of tL 3 experience medical know by a stockholder of The Tropical Land HENRY J. PATTERSON, Democratic Candidate for State Legislature from Who the Sentence Pronounced upou Henry ledge and surgical skill WDlch are indispensa The younger generation of Republi Company of Detroit, from a former the Eighteenth District. Lot bridge, For Theft. ble to perfection of results In dentistry apn y cans no doubt thought it high time citizen of Michigan and graduate of to Corbin A Son. St. Johns. they were allowed to try their hand tlie U. of M., who is now on the Henry J. Patterson, candidate for bought and cleared a farm, but find Henry Lotliridge, a transient about Representative from the 18th legisla ing that tiie rheumatism be contract 26 years of age, was arrested and lodg H. KENYON, Dentists. Over Weils' as machinists engineering corps of the Cuban Cen tral Railway. The writer has been tive district, comprising Clinton coun ed during the war, incapacitated him ed "in jail for stealing a watch valued Grocery. St. Johns. Mlcb. located in Cuba for more than two ty, was born in t lie year 1839. in Cattar for farm work, he was compelled to at $30 from the house of Horace Van- Some : of our esteemed Republican years. augus county. N. Y. His father dy seek other pursuits and took up the Sickle, in tiie township of Eagle, Sep O.H.MANN.D. D.S. Offlceover ing when he was eight years of age, he Spaulding A Co.s hardware, op contemporaries talk as though they *My Dear Sir: study of law in tiie office of tiie late tember 23rd. in the day time. He posite The Steel Hotel. Surgery really expected Governor Bliss to As you are about to come to Cuba to left tiie Empire state in 1H56. witli Randolph Strickland, of St. Johns, at was arraigned in the Circuit court last a specialty. Office hours,8 to 1? investigate its resources and prospects Wm. N. Strong for Wacousta, Mich., tiie same time carrying on his farm Monday afternoon and pleaded guilty a-in., 1:3U to 5 p. m., 7 to 8. eve ’g think for himself in the matter of the helping to clear tiie farm on which day times and studying evenings. He to tiie charge, whereupon he was sen senatorship. as a place for settlement and coloniza tion, vou should be as familiar as Mr. Strong now resides, and having was admitted to the Bar in 1878, be tenced to tiie state reformatory at homas s. mann , d . d . s., middle of some fame as an expert with the axe, ing dubbed "The Farmer Lawyer.” Ionia for a term of -one year. He was upper block, same floor as Perrin A possible before you come with what TBaldwin. St. Johns. Mtcb. Franklin K. Lane , tlie Pemoorat- you will find here: for if it is entirely he cleared many other farms Mr. Patterson has been in active hustled off to his new home. ic condidatefor governor of California, "new to you, many important tilings in Wacousta. He obtained liisschool- practice ever since that time, being ing in the district schools helping on candidate for judge of probate, serv Physicians. isafoimer newspaperman. He paid will escape your notice, where every thing is novel and strarqe to you. I the farms summers and going to ing as Prosecuting Attorney. and for HIS PASTOR DEAD- his expenses through college by writ wish I were able in a short letter to school winters. several years as a member of the board HODSKIN GALE, M. D. Office ore Mr. Patterson also comes of sturdy W• 8tate Bank. Xinbr calls at TLe Stee ing for the San Francisco Chronicle tell ytu all that you ought to know, of education in St. Johns, where he K«*v. M. M, Martin Grieved Over Senator Office hours:—11 to 12 a. ni.; 1 to 3 and 7 to9p n. but that would be quite impossible New England stock, his mother be has lived for the past twelve years. and later e:n was the New York corre longing to the noted Winslow family High's Conduct. spondent of tlie paper. even in a very long one. When you The subject of thissketch has had a 'xi>OOL,IN9: Physician and Surgeon, come, come prepared to make a of Massachusetts, well-known for their Tiie sudden death of Rev. M. M. rs Office over Allison ’s store. St. Johns. statesmanship and valor and honor practical experience as a farmer, so thorough investigation. You will find much sothatjlie was appointed World's Martin, of Ovid, may have been N. LEONARD, M. D , Physician, 8ur- The edite r ol the Caseville Critic plenty of Americans. who have been able ancestry. She was the aunt on Fair commissioner on Farm Culture hastened by the disappearance of Sen s geon and Electroiogist.Ovid, Micb. must have been badly rattled indeed over tlie island, and have faith in it. his mother’s side, of the Hon. Wm. E. ator Hiram High and the startling E Mason, Senator of Illinois, and tiie and Cereal Industry, writing several M> Surgeon and Honieo- when lie made the error which called who will be i ble to give you pointers. valuable papers on tiie advantage of disclosures wnich followed. • pathio Physician. Office and residence 1 will introduce you to some of our mother of three children, ail sons, who Senator High was a member of the over Spaulding ACo *s hard ware.opp the Steel. forth the followirg correction in his Clinton county as a desirable home. leading Cubans, many of whom speak served during the whole of tiie Civil Mr. Patterson is a self made man in Ovid Congregational church, of which paper tlie next week: “Throughan er tlie English language, as they learned W’ar and all of whom returned home every sense of the word, his experience Rev. M. M. Martin was pastor. In C. DUNN, M. D., Physician and Sui- ror last week we said that a boy had it in the United States. In them you witli honorable records. church circles, he was prominent and • geon. Office over Spaulding A Comps - He was the first boy in Watertown as farmer, soldier and lawyer haring Pny s hardware store, St. Johns, Mich. Office arrived at tlie Ik me of Bert T. Smith. will find warm friends, who anxiously qualified him with a thorough knowl influential and was an intimate friend hours 1 to 4, 7 to 9 p. m. desire Americans to settle in Cuba, as to enlist for the Civil War, enlisting edge of tiie wants of the “common of tiie clergyman. At the time the We should have said that his oldest they see in this the certain annexa in May, 1861, and was discharged in disclosures were made which showed 1865, serving in all the battles that people" with whom lie delights and HAKJ* D'* Physician and Sur son was kicked by a horse. We apol tion of Cuba to the “Great Republic." claims to be identified. As lie lias for the defalcations of the missing sena H• geon. Eureka, Mich. 1217 ogize for the erior. ”— Hancock (Mich.) Life and property are as safe here as the Army of tiie Potomac was engaged many years been recognized by mem tor, Rev. Martin was ill of a nervous in any locality in the world. The in, from the battle of Bull Run to tiie trouble. Tiie news had a most de HAVENS, M. D., Homeopathic Phy- Journal. surrender at Appotmatox. bers of the bar as a strong and able visible authority of the United States advocate, if elected to the legisla pressing effect upon him. and it is Bazaar * n aDd 8ur,reon ' O®oeover Heller a is soon to give place to thenew Repub After returning from the war lie thought hastened his death. was married to Margaret Siiadduck, ture. lie will ably defend the people of IEDERAL 4GNTFOL OK BUSINE88-18 lic, but the change will be made with liis district in every instance where Tiie funeral was held Monday after R. 8. E.GILLAM. Physician an( j Surgeon THE IDEA REVOLUTIONARY? out any commotion. W’e can depend whose father was one of the first set noon at Ovid. Tiie interment was 0flt?Lat re8,deDce - opposite court bouse tlers of Eagle. At tiiis time he occasion presents itself. D The President ’s cc mmentsat Boston on President Roosevelt and bis suc made at Tii ree Oaks, tiie old home of west. Office hours 1 to 4 p. m and 6 to 9 p. m cessor to promptly suppress any revolu Rev. Martin ’s family, and where he upon the main proposition advanced tionist who shall dare to raise his hand of people an opportunity to reap good tilings in Florida. No man can make once occupied a pulpit. Undertakers. by him at Providence, namely, federal against the new government, and the returns for their money. Tiie terms a living here, nor perhaps in Michigan, It is known here that Rev. Martin control of business by means of a con efficient police of the cities and the and Senator High were fast friends. ILL A EDD OSGOOD, Undertaker* may be obtained by writing to tiie without knowing the nature and W opp. post-office,St. Johns. Mich. stitutional amendment, show that rural guards of the country will be general office of the Company, 526 and capacity of plant life, its value as a Only recently Mr. Martin spoke very sure to maintain internal peace among highly of liis friend, tiie senator, who there is at least one word in the dic 528 Chamber of Commerce Bidg., fertilizer and its ability to produce a people naturally disposed to quiet Detroit, Mich. The Company is also the crops lie needs. Perhaps there is is now missing. TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS tionary which Mr. Roosevelt under and good order. Yet Americans, resid desirous of entering into communica no state in tiie union that calls for so stands in a sense srmewiiat different ing here feel a restless anxiety that tion witli persons contemplating tiie much brains ana sand to succeed as in FOR 1901 AND 1908. trom the idea it conveys to other prac only anru xation to the United States purchase of land in Cuba. Florida. Let a man bring all the A FINE POSITION St. Johns high school room, beginning tbi-d will quiet. We feel that financial chemical knowledge lie can obtain at Thursday of August. titioners of t lie English language. bankruptcy will be the fate of Cuba i«hns eighth grade room, beginning FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH. your State college, it w ill be none to Accorded One »(St. Johns' Brightest Young third Thursday of October. That word is “revolutionary. ” unless the great hungry markets of much to give him a practical knowl st. Johns high school room, beginning las: The control of reasoning in his own the United States are freely opened to Sanford, Fla., Sept. 18, 1902. Men. Thursday of March. edge of tiie soil, plant life and tiie *!% J°hn8 * ra Mr. Enrie, proprietor of the depot hotel, was transacting business io THE OLD RELIABLE Owosso and Corunna Monday. Charley Reeves, of Portland, was shaking hands witli friends in St. Johns tlie latter part of last week. Mltinie Frisbie and Eva Leddlck, of Hick*’ Hicks’ Ovid, spent a portion of last week in North Window South Window St. Johns, returning home Saturday. Mrs. Warren Risley and Miss Ann Rlslej, of Bengal, speut last week with their brother George at Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tubbs, of Elsie, This Window will have a after visiting Ernest Mushier and This window will be of interest to most ladies. family last week, returned home Sat display of urday. There will be Mrs F. L. Bra/.ee went to Pompeii tlie first of the week to remain until ‘WOOLTEX’ A BIQ L|NE 0F LACES Saturday with her son Vesta and Cloaks and Skirts. family. The newest Styles for Fall ranging from 5c to 10c a yard in new styles and good Miss May Fletcher after visiting and Winter Mrs. Win. A1 ward, tills village, for patterns suitable for dress and underwear and sever'd days, returned to her home in For the Child, Bay City. BEGINNING SATURDAY Absolutely Pure Rollin Ilathawav. and wife, of For the Miss, you can pick any of them out L’Anse. are spending a few weeks For the Lady. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE with relatives and friends In St. Johns and vicinity. While in the Skirt Room ask - - AT 5c A YARD - - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen, of Green to see ville, visited their daughter, Mrs. B. Another lot in the store will consist of Platt SKIRT NO. 625 LOCAL JOTTINGS. F. Hall, tills village. They returned vals. at 10, 15 and 20 cents per yard, and will be in home Saturday. Black All-Wool Venetian Live Doves wanted at lloerner's Frank Rogers, a member of the the same sale at io cents per yard, and vou can Clinton county bar and a Lebanon Trimmed with Satin meat market. St. Johns. Bands. Milliner opening at Durkee & Hut* township farmer, was in town tlie pick them out as you want them. ler's Friday and Saturday tills week. first of tlie week. The best you ever saw for Roxa Slater, of St. Johns, lias been Mrs. Geo. E. Weather wax accom These are good. You ’ll agree when you granted a widow ’s pension of #12 a panied her daughter Effle to Mt. Plea month. sant Monday morning, where she is O $5.00 see them. Hot soup with lunches every day at attending school. Fuller’s restaurant. GO Clinton ave., Miss Ketha Clapp, of Owosso, who If you keep track of our show windows from now to Jan. 1st, 1903, you will have seen some unmatch- opposite Calkins ’ grocery. spent a part of last week with her E. Darwin Tripp is very poorly. His cousin, Ed. Clapp, tills village, return able values from all parts of our store Watch our windows, watcli our store, watch our yalues. sands of life have nearly run out. He ed home Saturday. has lived to a good old age. N. E. Jones and wife went to Ithaca You ’ll see some excellent Dry goods Tuesday morning to visit their son. values between now and Jan. 1st if Before returning home they will visit JOHN HICKS, you watch Hick’s windows. See ad on a brother near Alma. page 5. ST. JOHNS. (It pays to trade at Hicks’.) MICHIGAN Mrs. Sarah T. Green, who had been Elmer Buck, late of Muir, has been here several weeks visiting her daugh appointed flagman at the Clinton ter. Mis. Gertie Pilmore, returned avenue crossing in place of Mr. Yree- home Monday morning. land, deceased. Miss Emma Little returned to her The regular meeting of the King ’s home at Belding last Tuesday after THE COUNTY FAIR Daughters will be held next Monday several weeks’ visit in tlie family of afternoon at two o ’clock at the home Hiram Little, this village. of Mrs. O. P. DeWItt. The l'mutual Continued Bad Weather Mr and Mrs. W. H. Krepps, left St. Rendered It a Total Failure. John D. Henderson went to Ann Johns Monday to visit her people at Arbor Monday to consult a member of Pompeii, after which they will go to The rainy bad weather which con the faculty concerning ids failing eyes, tinued from the date of the opening Dainty Creations of Art Ithaca to visit Mr. Krepp’s sister. one of which is nearly or quite past to the close of the time for holding use. Mrs. I). Raymond, after spending a the county fair last week, rendered few days with her sister. Mrs. Geo. A. Archibald Mcllhinny, tlie noted the show a complete failure, which The very latest patterns in Millinery such as are shown in New Estes, this village, returned to her otherwise would have been a complete piano tuner, will ariive in St.Johns home at Colimibiaville last Tuesday. York, Cnicago and all the fashionable centers will be on exhibi Oct. 7. All who need the services of a success. The expense for repairs at skillful tuner will do well to wait for A. I). Miller, clerk in St. Johns post- the grounds, for special attractions tion on and after FRIDAY, OCT. 3. him. ofilce, went to his home at Adrian, engaged for the three days and for ad Monday, where lie will spend nine vertising and other necessary exoenses We invite the inspection of the ladies. Among the many new Durkee & Butler are showing the days of his vacation visiting his par for the fair will amount to about $<>00, most exquisite designs and the great ents. patterns will be found the new est variety in winter millinery. Their which the officers propose to borrow opening Friday and Saturday will con Geo. Love, of Flushing, was in town and pay. vince you. last week, and returned Saturday, ac companied by Mrs. Richard Love, of Our lady readers will be interested Bengal, who* will spend a few days CIRCUIT COURT in the statements macie by the well- witli them. ... MODISH SPANISH TURBAN ... known and reliable millinery firm. The following are the cases disposed Boucher & Putsch. See their ad. on Mrs. Ida Fortress and son Ray went another page. to Gaines last Monday, where Ray is of in tiie September term of the Cir engaged in the mercantile business, cuit Court, which re-convened last Ask to see the ALICE ROOSEVELT and the LOLUSE HAT. The old reliable specialist. Dr. 0. A. and where they expect take up a per Monday, up to last night: All our patterns are marvelously beautiful and we assute you the Munch, will be at The Steel hotel, manent residence. Frank C. Massie, charged with bur © Friday, October 17. If you are not in glary, was arraigned Tuesday and most fastidious will be pleased with our line. g: perfect heal til call and see him. Cures W. E. Slade, Jack Creighton, Jr., pleaded not guilty. He was remanded guaranteed, so you run no risk. and M. H. Farmer, went to Ithaca Monday evening to attend the Gratiot to jail to await tlie convening of the Among our street hats you will find the SMART TAILORED Owing to an error made in the an county fair and to conduct a restaur December term of court. SPANISH TURBAN/ the PING PONG, the LEROY and nouncement last week Durkee & But ant on the grounds. Tlie Elsie village board refused to i ler wish to acquaint tiieir patrons with accept the liquor bonds secured by many others too numerous to mention. © tlie fact that their opening will occur Hubert Stansell. who has been sick Fred Wolf, a saloon-keeper in that vil .0. tills week Friday ana Saturday. for some time at the home of his par lage. Watson & Chapman, of Owosso, ents, this village, lias returned to his Of the novelties of Trimmings we make special mention of the 0 The ladies of tlie Congregational attorneys for Wolf, asked the Court to work, as electrician at tlie Durand order a mandamus compelling the TORO DORO and DOLLY VARDEN ROSETTES. church will serve dinner in the church electric light works. g parlors on Thursday and Friday. Oct. board to accept tlie bonds. The mo .0 hand 10, during the sessions of the Mrs. Mary A. Lidy, aged 73 years, tion was denied. Our Miss MacMillan, head trimmer, is an artist of unusual convention of King ’s Daughters. who lias been visiting her nephew. W. © M. Yarriger and other relatives in merit. Do not fail to look our selections over. All sufferers from chronic and ling South Ovid, returned to her home at METHODIST MENTION. ering diseases will do well to bear Carleton Center, Barry county, Tues in mind that Dr. Donald McDonald, day. 1 tlie noted specialist, will be at the Evening service at seven o ’clock Steel hotel, St. Johns, all day, Oct. 10. J. II. Corbit returned last week from now until April 1, 1903. Orman Armstrong, an old and re from Petoskey, where lie lias been for Subject of tlie morning sermon “The I some time to avoid -an attack of hay Covenant of Salt.” Special gospel BOUCHER & PETSCH, spected resident of this township, has fever. He has worn out tlie remedy service in the evening. m sold liis reai estate in tills village and and will go there no more for that Breaching at tlie Bengal grange hall © next week will remove to Perrinton. purpose. at 2:30 p. m., at which the pastor de where lie has purchased a home. We ST. JOHNS, niCHIGAN. .0. are sorry to have him leave us. O. L. Elsler, manager of the Alli sires to see a full attendance. son oDera house, went to Ithaca Tues Those wiio attended the ‘'Old Peo Rev. B. McDermand. pastor of the ples” service a year ago will be glad to I day to take charge of tlie free attrac Baptist church, lias received a call to tions upon tlie Gratiot county fair know that another such beautiful ser the field work as state evangelist of grounds tills week. Tlie weather vice is to be field Oct. 12. For further North Dakota. This serves as addi opened bad for the fair. announcements see next week’s issue. Will Attend the Brotherhood Meeting i» tional evidence that Mr. McDermand WORSE AND WORSE Boa ton. A. E. RICHARDSON, is a good organizer. He will be great Timothy Lane, 35 years ago a resi ly missed by his people here and by dent of Ovid, and now a retired capi U. B. NOTES. C. S. Scofield and Warner Yreden- the community at large. talist of Wiclflta, Kansas, is here InveMtlgatlun of High** Trammel Ion* burg, valued members of St. John’s visiting liis brother Y. R. Lane and Reveal* New Irregularities. Episcopal church, will attend the 17th Frank Brown, of Bengal, went to family. He is looking well and gives Quarterly conference business meet annual convention of the Brotherhood Gontractor and Builder, Pewamo Tuesday to visit, his brother- ing Saturday afternoon at 2 o ’clock at The more the attorneys of Prall, the of St. Andrew at Boston, Mass., Octo in-law. a son of Janies Dutton, who is evidence of enjoying life. tlie Bengal church. A full attendance New Jersey capitalist, investigate the ber 9 to 12. Tlie brotherhood is for JOBBER IN HOUSE REPAIRING a sufferer from creeping paralysis and Rev. A. J. Morris, on his way home of the quarterly board is desired. operations of Senator High, through tlie spread of Christ’s kingdom among who accidentally fell and broke two to New Buffalo, from the recent M. E. Classmeetlng at 9:30 a. m. Sunday whom he was loaning money, the men. These gentlemen will greatly ribs and fractured another. The in Conference at Traverse City, stopped morning. Rev. B. F. Brinkman, of greater the amount lost in fraudulent enjov and be spiritually blessed by at And Jobber In all kinds jured man ’s father also fell and dislo off here to visit ids parents, Mr. and Grand Rapids, will preach at lo:30 a. transactions appears to be. In most tending this international meeting of of Woodwork.to order. cated one of his shoulders. Mrs. W. E. Morris. Upon the urgent m.; afterwards the elements of the cases the fraud has been against the the brotherhood. Half fare on rail In addition to the dinners to be request of liis congregation he was re Lord ’s supper will be distributed. investor, the mortgages being record roads will be accorded all who wish to The place to buy your Screens. served in the Congregational church turned to New Buffalo for another At 7:30 in the evening Rev. Brink- ed in tlie proper amount, after which attend. by the ladies of the church from 11 a. year. man will deliver the report of the Y. the notes and instruments were “rais Agency for the Best Roofing: on the market. m. until 2 p. m. on Thursday and Fri Mrs. S. D Traver. of Paynesville, P. C. U. biennial convention held at ed. ” Among the more recently dls- Happily Surprised. day, Oct. 9 and 10, they will serve sup Ohio, is here caring for her husband, Canton, Ohio, last July. overed altered papers are these: Shop opp. Wood Bro. ’s mill, per on Friday evening from 5 to 6:30 Next Wednesday, Oct. 8. the Michi Smich Nethaway to John W. Wyck- A very agreeable surprise was prac who is an agent of the McCormick ticed upon Mrs. Wilson last Saturday o ’clock. The reception to Mr. Davis Machine Company and who was pros gan annual conference will convene at off, $300, raised to $1,300: Wright C. ST. JOHNS. MICH. and the delegates will immediately Ovid with Bishop E. B. Kephart, D. Sawyer to John W. Wyckoff $1,865, evening at the home of her daughter, trated two • weeks ago with a severe Mrs. Geo. Woodruff, by the ladies of a follow the last named hour. attack of appendicitis, from which he I)., L. L. D., of Dayton, O., in the upon which $1,500 has been paid but chair. not received by the mortgagee; John social club of which Mrs. Wilson is a is now slowly recovering at the Steel member. Despite tlie very stormy hotel. W. Everett (High’s father-in-law), $50, PERSONAL. raised to $1,050; Fred J. Halsey to weather without there was great joy Mrs. A. B. Chapin and Mrs. II. SCHOOL NOTES. Wyckoff $200, raised to $1,200; Henry within the home. The “girls ” arc already whispering about who they Granite & Marble S. A. Sturges went to Ithaca on Kellev, of Mt. Clemens, were here the Cook to Albert B. Wyckofl $250, raised business Tuesday. first of the week. They accompanied The chapel exercises which were to $1,250. will next come It over. Mrs. Chapin’s mother, Mrs. Walls- postponed Monday, will be held to J. M. Townsend was transacting morrow. In another case High foreclosed a Informal Reception worth, who had been spending some first mortgage on land on which he business in Ovid Saturday. time with her daughter, and who has Principal Buck gave this question An informal reception will be held Work. Mrs. H. Owen went to Howell last to the students : “What great states had negotiated a second loan for Wyck passed her 80th birthday. She is quite off, permitting the latter’s Hen to be for Mrs. Isabelle Charles Davis and Monday to visit her parents. feeble. She will be well cared for by man never reads a newspaper ?” This tlie delegates to the convention of M. L. Corey is spending the present herson Peter. will be discussed to-morrow by the cutoff. King ’s Daughters in the parlors of students of the high school. The re Besides these he has in some In MURDOCK & DAVIES week at Marlon on business. Miss Mary Woodbury, of north-east the Congregational church on Friday sult will be given in these columns stances permitted lands covered by evening, Oct. 10, from 6:30 until 7:30. H. E. Walbridge was professionally Bingham, left for Boston last Tuesday next week. mortgages held by his clients to be The new firm, succes engaged in Ovid last Saturday. morning, where she expects to spend a The public Is cordially invited to meet sold for tuxes, so that adverse titles them. Richard Post was transacting busi year in the study of domestic science Home from theState Fair. may cut off the liens. sors to F. F. Murdock, ness in Elsie the first of the week. in a school devoted to that purpose, G. F. Ottrnar, of Riley, attended the One of the above mortgages was Wedding Bell*. R. Mitchell went to Llndsev, O. with the view of instructing when she State Fair and exhibited a number of given in 1894, two In 1895, and the returns home. This will certainly be A pretty wedding was celebrated will continue at the old Monday, to visit relatives and friends. head of Berkshire swine, one for com others at more recent dates, showing Wednesday, September 24th at the a more practical and helpful education petition and the others for sale. He that the frauds have been continued Little Eddie Howard went to De than that of music or French. home of the bride ’s aunt. Mrs. L. B. stand and will be in bet troit Monday to live with bis Uncle received 2nd prize and sold a number for a long time. Richmond, this village. The high con Sam. of head. He alsoexhibited a quantity It is asserted now that just prior to tracting parties were Miss tLulu In Mpmortam. of Red Rudy wheat which yielded 30 leaving High received two large checks Holmes, of St. Johns, and Charles A. ter shape than ever before Miss Eva DuMond went to Ovid bushels per acre and weighed 61 from the east, one of which he cashed. Monday to spend several days with Resolutions adopted by Olive grange Henry, of Eureka. Rev. R. S. Mc pounds struck measure. Also some This gives color to the story of an Gregor officiated. Tlie ceremony was to sell you friends. on the death of Lillie Bixby: International oats which turned 70 Owosso hanker, who had previously Whereas, Olive grange No. 328 has performed and the happy couple re J. D. Oelleo and wife, of Pompeii, bushels per acre from machine and accommodated him for small amounts, ceived the congratulations of their left this station for Grand Rapids last lost by death Sister Lillie Bixby, weighed 35 pounds to the bushel that a dav or two before his disap therefore be it friends, under a handsome evergreen Tuesday. struck measure. He arrived at St. pearance High asked him to cash a arch surmounted by a large floral The best, at the Mrs. II. E. Mack went to Detroit Resolved, that the grange has lost a Johns Monday morning. check for several thousand dollars. worthy member who will be missed bv horseshoe. Only the immediate rela Tuesday morning to remain the bal The banker demurred, not because of tives of'tlie bride and groom were pres ance of the week. her companions in the grange as well doubt as to its genuinness or High’s lowest prices. as by all who knew her, EXCURSION TO "CHICAGO ent. A wedding luncheon was served Attorney.!. C. Dooling was trans resnonsibillty, but because the pro after tlie ceremony. Resolved, that we bow in submission ceeding was irregular. High laugh CALL AND SEE THEM. acting professional business in Mt. to tlie will of tlie Divine Husbandman, Via Grand Trank Railway K/itcm. Pleasant last week. ingly passed off the refusal of the St. John* Fire Department. knowing that He doeth all things well. banker to accommodate him, without Mr. and Mrs. Parker Lucas, son and And be it further Resolved that Round Trip Excursion tickets on pressing his request. A regnlar meeting of St. Johns Fire wife, went to Armada Monday to visit these resolutions be spread upon the sale Oct. 23rd, valid to return Oct. 27, Department will be held at Fireman ’s MURDOCK & DAVIES at their agricultural fair. minutes of the grange, a corjt to lie 1902, at very low fares. For further Hall on Monday evening, Oct. 6, 1902, Mrs. Margaret Fynn left St. Johns sent to the bereaved family and that information call on your local agent Subscribe for the INDE at 7.30 o ’clock. A full attendance is . Opposite the Postotfice. Monday for Senaca Falls, N. Y., they also be published in the county or write to Geo. W. Yaux, A. O. P. A desired. G bo . W. Estks , where she will visit a sister. papers. T. A., Chicago, Ill. PENDENT. President, St. Johns . • • Michigan CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSP.4V, OCTOBER 2, 1902 STRIKE IN JAPANESE SCHOOL. A HARD 8TRU3GL?, Americans in Rome When you have a bad back, a hack Students Demand th* Dismissal of Inat ’s lame, weak or aching it's a the Entire Faculty. J. anl struggle sometimes to find re We had to- report recently a strike Historians, Sculptors and Authors That Have Lived lief and cure, but it’s a harder strug on the part of the students of the in the Eternal City. gle when the dangers beset you of Miye Middle School, writes the urinary disorders, too frequent urina Japanese Mali. On that occasion the tion retention of the urine with all fault seemed to be largely on the the subsequent pains, annoyances and side of the faculty of the school and (Special(E Correspondence.) A contemporary of Story ’s In suffering. There are many medicines In bis elghty-mlle excursion to the HE habit which prevails In the governor of the prefecture. News Rome a generation ago was the poet that relieve these conditions, but you edgo of Matanzas, Capt. Flint, who had Florence of marking by a me now comes of a strike at the Middle and painter, Thomas Buchanan Read, want a remedy —a cure. Read this 217 men and a Gatling gun, had but morial slab bearing a fitting School of Oita, In which the stu a man of most winning personality statement; It tolls of a cure that one fight. That was at Loma, which dents appear to be chiefly to blame. inscription the place rendered and remarkable ability. He then sits upon a plain at the foothills, sur 1S' lasted: The account given in Tokyo Journals notable by the dwelling of a lived in the Via Babuino, having the rounded by thickets and ahe top-brush great man has also spread to Rome. Veteran Joslah Heller, place of resi is that the elder students, angered windows of bis apartment on the dence 706 South Walnut St., Urban*, tnat lines the headwaters of the Jell- by some severe strictures passed by In that city, however, the records are fourth floor, looking into the Piazza can. There in the down march his fewer by far than in Florence, though Ill., says: “In the fall of 1889 I pro Mr. Ukl, one of the teachers, against di Spagna, that beloved resort of the cured Doan ’s Kidney Pills at Cun advance guard had been fired upon, an Increasing habit of imbibing sake, It is evident this cannot arise from a English-speaking foreigner in Rome. but he had combed the brush wltyi the dearth of notable personages, for the ningham ’s drug store in Champaign, demanded his removal. Apparently This house was afterward inhabited and after taking the remedy conscien Gatling, buried four Tagals, destroyed the principal yielded so far as to sus gates of Rome have ever been opened for several years by the distin the poor defenses and arms found in wide to men of mark. tiously I made a public statement of pend Mr. Ukl, but, at the same time, guished archaeologist, Commendatore the results. I told how Doan ’s Kid the town and marched on without he rusticated some of the students. The memorials that are affixed to Rodolfo Lanciani. leaving a garrison. Ho had no men ney Pills relieved me of kidney trou This led to a renewal and stronger the walls bear the names of men from Early In Story ’s days In Rome, th'e to spare, he did not know what await many landB —here a Polish poet, there ble, disposed of my lame back and demonstration on the latter’s part. ablest among American artists of his the pains across my loins, beneath ed him further on; so he determined, if They drew up a document arraign- a Neapolitan sculptor; in the Via delle time, William Henry Rheinhart of Loma resisted him as he returned, he the shoulder blades, etc. During the ing the principal and the teachers on Mercede a marble slab affixed to the Baltimore died. He also was a interval which has elapsed I hava would burn tho place and bring in the various counts and demanding tho wab a large house marks It as the sculptor, and all his fellow-artists of prisoners. had occasion at times to resort to dismissal of tho whole faculty. Thir- dwelling place of Sir \Valter Scott; America and all the Italian artists Doan ’s Kidney Pills when I noticed That was where Jerry Egan cf F teen of them were now expelled, with on )>alac° verospi (now Theodoli), who were capable of judging good company became a butt for the ridi warnings of anotner attack, and on the result that meetings began to bo a slao records that there Shelley wrote work were unanimous in placing him each and every occasion the result cule cf his mates on account of tho held outside the school for the pur- TheCenci; the house in which Keats little Filipino woman. Emilia, who fol ob ’ained was Just as satisfactory as pose of planning a general strike. d ^ed in the Piazza di Spagna Is de- when the pills were first brought to lowed him for half a day, worshiped The trouble is uot over. Of courso n°ted by a marble slab; and so Leo- my notice. At this time I Just as em him with her wide black eyes and this version comes from tho side of pardi, the Reetnati poet, whose muse affected ail Italy, is remembetd by a phatically indorse the preparation as would take no money from him for the the teachers. I did several years ago. ” cakes and milk which she sold to his slab at his residence in the Via Con dotti. A FREE TRIAL of this great Kid comrades. And Jerry, who was a WAS TAKING NO CHANCES. ney medicine which cured Mr. Heller mighty, red-headed, freckled fellow, There is but one American, so far as I know, thu3 remembered in Rome will be mailed on application to any with a blazing hide and a scar across Irishman Thought He Had Learned a by an honorary inscription on the part of the United States. Address his Jaw, was almost as much surprised Lesson from History. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. For as he was delighted, since no woman A Methodist clergyman in the upper walls of the house in which he lived. This is Samuel Finley Breese Morse, sale by all druggists, price 50 cents had ever looked lovingly upon him ex portion of the city encountered a Celt per box. cept his mother. one recent rainy Sunday standing the artist and Inventor, whose name “How ’s your squaw, Jerry? ” becamo a daily taunt in the mess, and if it close to the wall of the church in an Is Indissolubly associated with the CHURCH IN SPANISH STYLE. hadn’t been for his brother Jerry wouldn ’t have minded it at all. effort to utilize the coping as a shield earlier stages of development of the j electric telegraph. In the hot, wet days that followed the capture of Loma, w'bile the expedl- i from the storm Form of Architecture Popular in Pen “Come insido, ” Eaid the clergyman, The slab was placed on this house in sacola as in Early Days. tion floundered through morasses and heeled over the jagged trail to the south i 1883. It Is worthy of note that the ward, Jerry ’s heart went low, and he and his bunky, who was from Kansas, cheerily. “You ’ll be out of the wet It is noticeable that the vestry of and can have a seat while you ’re wait great reputation of Morse was ac Christ Church parish, Pensacola, Fla., ■too. began to talk about home till their faces were long and their tempers knowledged in Rome wellnigh twen Palazzo Barberini. sulicn. ing for It to clear.” has taken the Spanish architectural “No, thank yez!” said the Celt, em ty years before the propriety of raising far above any of his contemporaries form, for a new church building for “He’s homesick for that Loma ‘nigger, ’ ” jeered the top sergeant, who a statue to him was discussed at hated big Jerry, but when the latter’s bunky disappeared from his post one phatically. “Ol’ll not go inta th’ house from the United States, and equal to the parish. This is most appropriate. uv me inlmies! ’’ , Washington, the best of others. Pensacola was in all its early history night and Capt. Flint gave orders that the rext deserter should be shot tho There are, however, many other sergeant grinned at Jerry and said: “That means you. We'll get a pot shot “Well, that's rather harsh.’’ an In the Piazza Barberini, a short a Spanish colonial city; its streets swered the clergyman. “When our memories of Americans in Rome, asso and public places are known by Span at you one of these nights if you don't forget that ‘nigger. ’ ” ciated with different places, although distance from the palace in which Whereupon the red-headed giant ’s fist clenched and the scar in his jaw Lord was on earth, did He not go Story resided, Louisa Alcott took up ish i ames; many of tho people have among His enemies?” not recorded in sempiternal bronze or Spanish blood in their veins; thero is turned purple, but Peter, his brother, interfered and the furious soldier sulked inscribed marbles. It Is impossible to her residence. Here in this house, away. In the return march they swung wide across a new trail in order to “Yis—He did that,” assented the that stands between the Vlas S. still the Simr.isn atmosphere ticre, say who were the flr3t visitors from as In St. Augustine, although modern “take in ” the straggling settlements Celt, according to the Philadelphia Basilio and S. Nicolo di Tolentlno, Times, with growing warmth, "and yez the newly discovered continent of the Pensacola is truly American. Visit to the south, but, remembering Loma west to the Eternal City; but It is a she had an apartment, and here she didn ’t do a t’ing to him, aythor!” began her book “Little Men.” ors to that city expect to see some and the “battle” of a fortnight past, notorious fact that the elaborately thing recalling the ancient history of included that village in their route. It carved wooden ceiling of the great German Criminal Catcher. THE WEALTH OF WASHINGTON. tho place; but such is the force of was already dark when the column church of Santa Maria Maggiore was innovation that, with the passage of halted two miles from the Jelican bot Herr Eugen Pass has hit upon an gilded with the first gold brought to elaborate method of alarming the His Fortune Would Not De Considered time, all relics are likely to bo oblit toms, and Capt. Flint sent Jerry and Spain from South America, which was erated. and no distinction b^ trace his brother Peter to make an outpost inhabitants of a town whenever any presented to Pope Alexander VI.. him Large To-day. great crime has been committed, in able between a town in Spanish Flor west of the ford by the edge of the self a Spaniard, by King Ferdinand Whether Washington can be put into ida and a town in Oklahoma, says the thicket at the near side of the river. order to prevent the escape of tho and Queen Isabella. From this there the envied category of millionaires no criminal. His idea is to erect in all Mobile (Ala.) Register. To counter "Stay there till we eoine up. That'll Is a long gap before the American trav one can assert positively. According act this tendency —at least in part— be near daybreak, ’’ said the captain, tho most public parts of the town eller makes his appearance in Rome, to the late Paul Leicester Ford, whose booths containing a table, writing the new church building is to be a “unless something happens. If you if ordinary records are to be trusted. work, “The True George Washington, ” return to ancient forms. It will re hear a shot or any sign of force in the materials, telephone and electric Among the earliest visitors from the has received wide recognition, “the bells, and in front a large board semble a Spanish mission church in place, come in—one of you. ” And they United States to Rome in the last cen Father of His Country, ” when he died, general style, with here and there the hiked out, the two brothers, in the for the display of the notices. As tury was William Hlckllng Prescott, wa3 worth 8530,000. This fortune did soon as a crime is committed a bell graceful ornamentation that is seen -road to Loma. the historian of Mexico and Peru, not include his wife’s property, but in the Seville cathedral. This much For two short hours they sat to is set ringing, which calls the near whose delightful account of Ferdinand nevertheless it made him one of the est policeman, who is informed tele- we deduce from seeing the picture of gether, silent, motionless, in the hol and Isabella is a classic. In 1816 he wealthiest Americans of his time. the new church. We assume that the low of a rice dyke near the stream. phonically of the details, and theso made a visit to Rome, coming from Ford adds: “And it is to be questioned he promptly writes down and places design was selected with the object Sometimes they could hear voices, and Paris, after leaving which he and his if a fortune was ever more honestly above stated. for a while the music of a guitar, sift them on the display board, so that he companion, Joha Piclcman Gray, acquired or more thoroughly de ing through the jungle on the unsteady who runs may read. Thus, within a “stopped a day at La Grange to pay served. ” few minutes of the perpetration of A Catch in the Back. breeze. Then the world seemed to their respects to Gen. Lafayette, ’’ as John Adams, however, probably Grand View, Iowa, Sept. 29th.—Mm. sleep, except the insects chirring and a crime, a public hue and cry is his biographer, George Ticknor, re- would have differed with Ford on this Lydia Parker of this place says: raised, which it is hoped may end the lulling murmur of the water. “I was troubled with backache all speedily in the capture of the crim- | "You can sleep, Peter.” whispered F03 TWO UOL'RS TITEY SAT TOGETHEa inal. the time for years. When I would Uerry; “I'll stand watch.” stoop over a catch would take me in And his brother slept. It was raining when he woke with a start. The the back and I could not straighten crack of a rifle was yet singing in his ears. He groped for Jerry, crawled up Baggage Smasher’s Say. up for some time. on the embankment and said, half aloud, “Jerry! Jerry!” There was no The other day an express wagon “I tried everything I could think of answer. He crept nearer to the river, skulking in the thin timber, but saw no filled with trunks rattled up Broad- but got ro relief till I sent and got one. Then he forded knee-deep into the water and ran forward, hearing thoi v,ay ’ and ^,Ist °PP°s*te the postofflee Dodd ’s Kidney Pill3. subdued chatter of women, the cries of a few children- - - and a woman's- voice- a big Saratoga slid off and came “I used one box and part of another Bobbing aloud. The village seemed astir, and therefore he raa back, gained smashing down on the car tracks. before the trouble all left me, but now the road and hastened with all speed to camp. Several people ran out from the side- I am well and «troi.g and I have not wauk to rescue It. But the trunk “They’re up; I heard a shot,” he said to the guard. been troubled with my back for some proved to he empty, and there was lit months. “Where’s Jerry?” asked tao sergeant, crawling out of his shelter. “Did tle damage done. “Now, if that had fco hear the shot?” “I believe my cure Is a permanent been full,” said one old gentlman to one and I ain very grateful indeed, to "No —I don ’t know, sir. I didn ’t see him, he----- ” the expressman, “you'd have had a Dodd's Kidney Pills for what they "Weren ’t you together? ” fine old time with it.” “Huh,” replied have done for me. "I thought so, but he—that is, I couldn ’t find him,” stammered Peter. the baggage charioteer scornfully, “I would most heartily recommend The sergeant waked the captain, but “full trunks don ’t fall off by their- them to anyone suffering with lame it was decided to wait till morning to selves. You got to fling them off! ”— back, for I believe they will cure any close in on Loma. Meanwhile the com New York Commercial Advertiser. case of this kind. mand was divided into three battalions and sent out in the dark to encirclo She Struck It. Discontent Prompts Death. the place. They were standing on one of the Peru, Ind., dispatch: Isaac Friend, “When you hear the Gatling, rush capstones of a culvert that took the aged 65, hanged himself in a barn six ’em,” said Capt. Flint. I refuse water of the city into the miles south of Peru because he The Gatling spoke at daybreak, suburban canal. Suddenly a gurgling thought that relatives were not treat Standing on the margin of the river j sound struck their ears; it seemed to THE HOME OF MORSE. ing him right. near the ford, it raked the jungle on come from the ground beneath their Catarrh Cannot Bo Cured the further shore, and then Capt. ' feet> and she excitedly exclaimed: counts. Then they went on by Lyons, point, had the two ever come together. Mont Cenis, Turin, Genoa, Milan, Ven In one of his recurrent moods of bit with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, us they cannot Flint ’s division, with Peter in the ! “Hark, Hector! what sound was reach the seat of tho disease. Catarrh la a front, with weapons ready, swarmed that? Seems to me It issued from ice, Bologna, and Florence to Rome. terness and jealousy toward Washing- ! blood or constitutional disease, and in order to There they remained about six ton Adams asked: ‘Would Washington cure It you must take Internal remedies. Hairs across the shallow ford Into the squal- | some a-wearled soul whose life’s last Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acta id village. No shot answered their sasp was being borne Into the ro- weeks, but there is no mention, at have ever been commander of the rev directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces. least in Ticknor's life of Prescott, of olutionary army or president of the Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. flrst volleys and there was no sign or cess°s the nevermore. ” It was prescribed by one of the best physicians sound of life in the place except only | "Lgad, Euphremia!” responded Hec- the place where this historian resided. United States If he had not married In this country for yours, and is a regular pre In later times the number of visitors the rich widow of Mr. Custis?” i scription. It la composed of the best tonics that same sobbing of a woman which tor, ,mt thy conceit hath struck known, combined with the best blood purifiers, from the United States Increases. According to Mr. Ford, it seems that acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The Peter had heard In the night. With ,truth * ’ the very visor; it was the George Stillman Hillard, a Boston law he would, for he had achieved colonial perfect combination of the two ingredients la the sergeant at his heels he rushed Into ' sewer-sighed. ” what produces such wonderful results in curing yer, beheld Italy for the first time on military fame before his marriage. Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. tne nearest hut and there, upon the „ F J CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, a Sept. 2. 1847. That the Widow Custis was a desir Sold by druggist*, price 73c. earthen floor, which was sodden with ' Danger in Inkstands. In 1856 another lawyer, who had for able “partie” Is not to be denied, how- Hall’s Family Pills are the best. his blood, lay Jerry and Emilia, squat | In Germany a new microbe has saken the art of persuading by words ever, as her part of the Custis prop beside him, holding his hairy red hand, ' been discovered and a very danger- erty equalled “fifteen thousand acres Gotl writes with a pen that nevei for the art of winning by sculpture, blots, and speaks with a tongue thal wept and would not look at them. | ous one It 13 said to be. Only in Jnk- William Wetmore Story, entered Rome of land, a good part of it adjoining the “We got the deserter with the Gat- stands and ink bottles is it found,, net or slips, and acts with a hand thal ■ffs COT TOE DESERTER WITH THE OAT. for the third time. In the later years city of Williamsburg; several lots in never fails. UNO OUN.“ ling gun, ” said the captain to the ser- 1 :.nd fer thi3 reason it Is known as of his life Mr. Story was not only a the said city; between two and three geant; “see him?” I the ink microbe. Vessels which con- * ^ I « t n Ir nn J It J _ representative American artist, but his hundred negroes, and about eight or No trouble to (jet breakfast quick if you hav But when they picked liim up he was so rigid and cold that Peter knew lain ink and which are seldom residencert.slut.IM e in the magnificent Palazzo ten thousand pounds upon bond, ” es Mrs. Austin's Panoako Hour. h« had been dead for many hours. His rifle, loaded and in order, was standing cleansed or corked furnish a most Barberi'ni was a center to which the timated at the time at about twenty 1 Jn a corner, and the clean hole through the back of his neck showed whero congenial home for it. Ink infected great bulk of the Intelligent and prom thousand pounds In all. This property oats he always hopes that something will the steel Mauser ball struck him. i with this microbe was recently in- inent Americans were attracted. Few was further Increased on the death of happen to destroy the crop. "Who shot him?” asked Flint of the woman, speaking Spanish. Jocted into rats and guinea pigs, and Patsy Custis In 1773 by a half of her strangers know Rome as Mr. Story did. ‘‘It was almost ft miracle. Burdock Blood "My brother,” she moaned, but the sergeant, who could not understand, l3 * rosult tbe anl|nal8 speedily died. He had seen It wnen it was an artist’s fortune, which added ten thousand Bitters cured rue of a dreadful breaking out matterederPd.: ' Fortunately there Is an easy way to paradise; when the Pope might still be pounds to the sum.—Richmond Dis all over the body. I a a very grate: ul.” 'get rid of this pest, and that is by 11 Isa Julia Filbrldge, West Cornwell, Cuun. “Well, he Just saved us the trouble. ”—John H. Raftery, In Chicago Record- seen driving along the Corso or walk patch. | kecplng one's Inkstand clean and ing In the avenues of the Pinclan Gar Herald. covered. There Is no dispute managed without n den; whtm living was cheap and when Industry and Idleness. passion, und yet there Is scarce a tlspute talent was regarded as far above ru A thin man and a fat man started worth a passion. —Sherlock. Roads Made of Steel. bles. And then he was such an excel out on the east side the other day PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are To the large number of stories of the “meanest man” which are fre- Steel roads for automobiles lent talker! He had a fund of anec to sell lemons, says the New York fast to light nnd washing. guently related one should be added of a certain Frenchman, famous for his to be tried ,n NftW York under the dote which, when in humor for talk Times. zablt of grumbling at everything and on every occasion. auspices of the Automobile club of ing. he gave forth in words that were The thin man was energetic and As a rule, the more a man has to sa He was attacked by inflammatory rheumatism, and was carefully nursed America, and with the hearty co the best suited for his narrative. He impressed one as being a hustler; about women the more he doesn't ic-all sy his wife, who was very devoted to him in spite of his fault-finding dlspo- operation of the civic authorities, was one of the last of the conversa the fat man was indolent, ns fat men know- about them. litlon. His suffering caused her to burst Into tears sometimes as she sat at °ne he made for heavy traffic, tionists. Another of them was a are apt to be. Gathering himself to Monarch over pain. Bum*, cub, sprains, »i» bedside. | another for general travel, and a painter named Freeman, who had seen gether, the thin man would yell. Stings. Instant relief. Dr Thomas’ Kcleo- One day a friend of the invalid ’s came in and asked him how he was third * or suburban use. The track much and remembered much of the “Lemons, n-l-c-e 1-e-m-o-n-s, two tric Oil. At any drug store. getting on. ( will be entirely composed of the best artists’ life In pre-Italian Rome. for five, five for ten, twenty a dozen, As soon as a man gets right with “Badly, badly!" he exclaimed; “and it’s all my wife’s fault." steel plates on a foundation of In Story ’s most notable book, “Roba sixteen for a quarter.” he can ’t bear the thought of being wrong "Is it possible? ” ashed the friend In surprise. broken stones. A steel road at Val- di Roma, ” a condition of life no longer After he was through the fat mao with anybody else. “Yes. The doctor told me that humidity was bad for me, and there that ?nc * a’ * n Spain, has given satlsfac- existing Is depicted with masterly said: Don't forget to have Mrs Austin's Psonakeg woman sits and cries, Just to make It moist in the room! ” ^on * or * en years- skill. “Here, too. ” for breakfast. Your grocer can supply you. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1902. rule J, and a'.er seme cicro di-Zft jra was closely followed by the hermit, SHE CRIED WHEN SHE PUT HER tion it was decided to try the effect who seemed to possess the wonderful CLOTHE8 ON. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE of the rope on tho young prisoner. faculty of moving without noise. This ia what Miss Jessie Stephen COMPOUND "I tell ycu he is the son of the old Tho sentry stirred in his sleep son of 30 Hartlngton Road, Aberdeen, man; watch him closely when we go when Paul was within ten or fifteen says when writing to the Proprietors WOMAN’S REMEDY to hang him up and see if his eye paces of him. The determined youth of St. Jacobs Oil, the remedy which FOB By JOHN R. MUSICS, does not grow moist. ” eelzed a stone and leaped toward him. cured her: WOMANS ILLS. Aithr d “Mysterious Mr. "Tbs They had a rope made of seal hide, Ned Padgett suddenly started up with “I was very bad with rheumatism. Dark Stranger," "ChartIs AUtadsh'i and, cutting a pole with their hand a yell and had half raised his rifle, I could not put my clothes on without AnillU MORPHINE and COCAINff Dow bln,” Btc. crying out. I always had to have ■ ■UIIIIB ,iu,ir. uic.i 41 hum* »iitpoeR axes, stretched it across the narrow when the stone, hurled with great pre g II III an null! ul without lo»« of time; pay end of the cavern and placed a rope cision and force, struck him on the assistance to dress myself. I ob ud itiiullaimu. gl 000 will W Cultivated Catalpas. tained a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and paid for any rase 1 cauuoLcur*. For parttuiilnrei Copyright, MR, by Boa BBT Box*n't Son. about Paul's neck. shoulder. Down ho went under the write Da. 11. C.,K*ith. T nil Monroe St., Toledo, Ohtoe| Ail rights wiwrst "Now old man, confess that you blow, dropping the rifle at Paul’s feet. Prof. A. 8. Hitchcock, of the Kansas after its contents were used I was To seize the gun and turn at bay Experiment Station, says: The. Ex much better. 1 used the contents of CHAPTER X.—(Continued.) have lied, and swear that you will periment Station of the Kansas Agri two more bottles, and now I am able “Course ye might hang him up by take us to the gold, or this young on the others was the work of an in fellow will die." Paul, who had not stant. They were starting up from cultural College having received nu to do my work as usual. 2 would the neck until he was dead an ’ he merous Inquiries in regard to Catalpas recommend anyone troubled with wouldn ’t tell. What would a man heard the conversation between the their sleep and Ben Allen shouted: and the characters by which the dif rheumatism to uso St. Jacobs Oil.” care for bein ’ killed himself? It’s hermit and his captors, was unable "The prisoners! They are making to explain their conduct to his own their escape!" ferent species can be distinguished, Miss Stephenson's present condi when yen begin an attack on his flesh this opportunity la taken to give de tion is a very great contrast to what YEARS A60 an ’ blocd he trembles.’’ satisfaction. He believed hi3 last hour had come and determined to CHAPTER XI. scriptions of the forms commonly cul it was before she used St. Jacobs Oil; “Well, d ’ye reckon that’s certain? ” we began oar preeent boat- meet his fate like a hero. When told The Dog Courier. tivated. Catalpas are well known and then she was practically helpless, suf neon of telling general me*- asked Padgett, rubbing his bullet head easily distinguished from other trees fered the greatest agony —but now she t hundUa at wholesale pries* to get the idea through. to prepare for death, he rose, made Paul Miller drew his rifle to his direct tothecor.e-imer-two shoulder and let drive two or three by their large heart-shaped, opposite is free from pain, and able to do her million* ot people ordered "Know it.” no resistance, and his arms were lood*from m 1**1 year, eev- tied behind his back. The noose was shots in quick succession, sending or whorled leaves; showy, irregularly work. Surely such evidence as this f02 from IS to «(l per cent. "Why didnt we light on that afore? ” bell-shaped, white or yellowish flow is most convincing that SL Jacobs Tour neighbor* trad* with na —why not "Beccuse the youngster goes under adjusted about his neck, and he took their late captors flying belter skelter you! Onr iLOO page catalogue tells the story. his position under the cross-bar, and, to the rear of the cavern. Whether ers, more or less dark-spotted; and the Oil "Conquers Pain. ” Wo will send is upon receipt uf U cent*. a nickname. He’s Crack-lash here an ’ long slender Beed-pods which contain Paul Miller in Fresno. That’s the closing his eyes, murmured a short any of them were wounded by his prayer. bullets or net ho did not stop to numerous flat, winged seeds. The wood Peaches In Georgia. whole long and short o ’ it.” Georgia is the peach state of the All eyes were on tho other captive, learn. He then seized the rifles, is very durable and much used for “Well, sail in on the capen an" see anion, having 7,660,000 peach-bearing bu*. he sat with face averted and said blankets and caps and the two men fence-posts and railway ties. Catalpas CHICAGO what ye kin do with him,” growled trees. Next is Maryland, with 4,016,- net a word. There was no change in hastened away from the cavern, tak are propagated by seeds sown In the The house that tells the truth. Ned seating himself on a stone and 000, then New Jersey, with 2,700,000. his expression —no more indication of ing the precaution to secure not only spring or by cuttings from the ripe twirling his stick in his hand. "I and Delaware, with 2,400,000. grief than might have been expected the rifles, but three pistols and all the wood. There are three species In com leave it all t’ you; take it an ’ see how mon cultivation. ye ’ll come out. ” at the death of a stranger. When the belts of cartridges they could find. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.’ FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER miserable farce was over Paul had Both of them had filled their capa C. bignonloides, alt (C. syringae- Tor children teething, aoftene- the fumetm, reducuert in- Then followed another long con tlanimation, allays pain, cures wind colic. 2&c a bottle. Al 11/ been released, and the four rascals cious pockets with dried moose meat folia, Sims). A rather small tree, na sultation among the other tnree. tive of Southern states as far north it was not until late that night they retired again to confer with each until they stuck out like stuffed tur Fellowship with Christ is not to be en each other. Tom Ambrose said: keys. as Tennessee, and planted farther joyed by those who seek happiness in proceeded to carry out their plan. The north. Leaves downy beneath. Flow their own way. old hermit whom they called the cap "Well, It’s my opinion that we’ve They broke two of tho rifles because lost our last chance of ever getting they could not carry them and ers about two Inches In diameter, Stops the Cough ana tain was taken apart from his fel white, with two yellow stripes within, Works Off the Cold low prisoner and seated on a stone. his buried millions. ” strapped the others on their backs. At this Padgett again proposed his I^ong they traveled in a western di and spotted purplish-brown. Pods Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 25c. Ben Allen then proceeded to interro about two-fifths of an Inch wide when gate him. knotted stick and swore he would rection, guided by the stars. They Don't find any fault with a neighbor brain both with it, but he was pre had given up all hope of finding their flattened out and a foot or more long, that you would not want to lay before "You are Captain Joseph Miller of God in prayer. t||Al la rear ewe hnw,'infiira'ih Om imlM and «elr vented by Morris and Allen, who de Metlakahlan friends, who no doubt with thin walls. There are some gar IIKIUKLBKUd ALTkHNkTIMlALTkHNATIMl CIRBKNT( I KRENT ELKCTKICELECTRIC IBltlVTS to- the schooner ‘Eleanor, ’ ain ’t ye?" he any reader ot this paper. V* la ■<-»*•! very I clared there should bo no real vio supposing them lost, had returned to den varieties, such as, aurea. with yel eiTC permanently cured. Xo tits or Mrrmntn after e**M *••<*>*• **•»■<**. CCfTS AUMfTMTMM*sair asked. low leaves; nana (sometimes improp ■ I I O flrat day ’ll uee ot pr. Kline's On-ut Nerve Kenton- with inoat all ocher treatment*. Care* efcen allotkeri "Those two rogues told yon that. lence. The two prisoners were given their home on the island. After wan er. Send for FKKK SK.OO trial bottle- and treatise. tr'e lielta, afplftaees ted r-aiSrihll. HCIlk CURB fori erly called C. Bungi), a bushy form; Da. R. U. Hunt. Ltd.. SSI Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa than RO Illanu. Orly icn ear* far all aeneaa Rhea __ They know It, and it’s no use to deny a meagre supper of dried beef and a dering three or four hours Into the wetkaeoea i»4 UurAn. Per ceiaplet* eealed aamn little meal gruel, and driven to the forest and being completely ex and purpurea, with young leaves pur fldentlal eetaloffu*, r-Jt thta ad. out and mall to na it.” ple. God has declared that the way to get SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO., CHIGAQOW "You left a wife at home—a wife far end of the cavern for the night hausted, the two fugitives rolled happiness is to give it, and yet now lew When they were apart from the themselves in their blankets and C. Speclosa, Warder. Grows to be a believe it. and child?” larger tree and Is more hardy In the "Yes.” guard Paul asked: slept. They dared not build a fire, A boon to traveler*. Dr. Fowler's Ex "What was meant by their extraor for It might attract the attention of north. This seems to be the common tract of Wild (Strawberry. Curas dysen “Your wife was named Mollie and est species cultivated in Kansas. It your boy baby ’s name Paul?” dinary course to-day? ” tljeir pursuers. tery, seasickness, uaueea. Pleaxant to taka. "They labor under the mistaken When day dawned they made a can be distinguished from the preced Acte promptly. "I don ’t admit or deny. ” ing chiefly by the flowers and fruit. “After you sailed away so many idea that we are related and both breakfast on some of the dried moose The best friend and the worst enemy have some knowledge of the buried they had brought with them and pre The flowers are larger, two and one- tnat any man has is his conscience. years your wife gave you up for dead, half inches In diameter, much less and with her child removed to Fresno, treasure. As they are mistaken they pared to resume their Journey. They will succeed In getting nothing from discovered that they were gradually spotted within, and fewer In a cluster. Plso ’s Cure for Consumption Is an infallible where she lives now. She never told The pods are thicker, and three to medicine for coughs and colds —N. W. Samlei .. her son the sad, uncertain fate of his us.” ascending a mountain side. On all Ocean Grove. N J., Feb 17. 19001 ‘I have been mystified at their sides of them were forests of scraggy four-fifths of an inch wide, and with father, fearing when he grew up he considerably thicker walls and some Pale yellow twilight, extending I Igh up, would start in search of him, and strange conduct all along, ” said Paul, spruce, the trees seldom being over indl.ates threatening weather. "ard I would not be surprised at any five or six inches in diameter, and what larger seeds. Its natural range she always had a superstitious dread is from southern Illinois and Indiana o ’ the forests o ’ Alaska.” time at their taking our lives. ” ferns and other forms of plant life Only one remedy in the world that will at His companion shook his grizzled were occasionally noted. to Mississippi and Louisiana. once stop itchiuiv-8 of t ie sxiu in uny part The sea captain sat unmoved C. Ovata, Don. (C. Kaempferl, S. ft of the body. Doan's Ointment. At any throughout the narrative. Ben went head and answered: At last they came to a great cleft drug store, 50 cents. “No, no; they won ’t harm us so between gigantic snow-robed moun Z.) A low tree about twenty feet high, on: native of China. Hardier than the two “But when Paul Miller grew to he long as we have the secret in our own tains. I Denis Is Greek, meaning belonging to breasts. If we should tell them and The first night after they began preceding. Flowers smaller, only I the God of Wine. a man he heard of the fabulous riches about an inch in diameter, yellow with in Alaska and came to find it. He had they should find the treasure, then we their ascent they camped on the Nothing half so fine as Mrs Austin's Pancake would be killed in short order. ” mountain side near a spring and orange stripes inside and dark violet flour. Ask your grocer for It. amassed quite a fortune, when he spots. The leaves are usually more was robbed, followed the robbers to Paul shuddered, was silent for a spread their blankets under the lee of while and asked: a large bowlder. or less angled at the sides and are It la estimated that to 2.500.000 persons the woods and was captured by them. nearly or quite smooth at maturity. In this country electricity contributes a Now, the young man yonder is Paul "Then you don't believe we have Hope had been revived in the breast means of livelihood. W. L. DOUGL j ary hope of mercy at their hands?” of Paul Miller, but his companion, who The pods are very long and slender, Miller, your son. ” only about one-fifth inch in diameter. $3&$3£S SHOES® The stern old captain was unmoved The sea captain answered: * had been deceived and cheated so HAMLINS WIZARD OIL IV. L. Drjglas s'loci an the standard of the world. "No. ” often by outrageous fortune, evinced The species all flower in June. In W. L. Douglas male and sold more mi-n’a GuA save a slight twitching ac the cor addition to the above there is a I NEURALGIA year Welt (Hand Hewed Prora**) ihorn In I bn (Irak ners of his mouth, but he made no "Captain, let’s make our escape." little or none of his spirits. ■lx month*, of 1002 thsa any other manufarlurer. "Sh! Speak lower; ycu may be "We are a long way from civiliza hybrid between C. bignonloides and C. ALL-DRUGGISTS *>fll iT tin nnn KKHARIlwlllbepsIdtoanTonewhe answer. Ben continued: ovata, called Teas’ Japan Hybrid (also ) I UiUUU ran disprove this statement. "Though ycu may have lost the heard.” tion yet,” he said to one of Paul’s 10 YEARS PROVES W. L. DOUGLAS $4* SHOES “I will, but I am In earnest.” remarks about their being safe. "So called C. hybrids). It is a profusely A CANNOT BE EXCELLED. walrus hide on which the map to the flowering and hardy tree. THE MERITS OF buried treasure Is, yet you know the ‘So am I, but we must be cunning often, my friend, have I had my hopes SMiviitiSffrSk* Jlmoes as the fox to escapa from these ras raised only to be blighted that I al DOWNS* ELIXIR | Best Imported ant American hatters. Heyl’m spot, and can takj us there. You Obstacles to Plum Growing. ,*I have used Downs ’ Elixir 10 years Patent Calf. Ename!, B->x Calf. Calf, tflcl K d, Coroam shall do it or I swear that your son cals.’’ low myself to believe nothing good Colt, Nat. Kangaroo. Fait Color Eyelet* need. Arthur Bryant, before the Illinois and nl ways found it all you represented shall die before your face.” •’I am willing to trust you implic can come to me. A terrible fate Cmitinn f . The genuine have W. L. DOT7QLdUff fruit growers, said: The most for it to be for breaking up colds. ” vauiiou I < nam(, an THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ?, 1902. Born, to Frank Phinney and wife, a son. INVEST AT HOME Clinton Co, Savings Bank O. F. Stevens lias been lathing the ST.JOHNS, MICH. new addition to J. B. Stone ’s house in lottead of Taking Chance. Kar Away and CXOSE: DeWitt. Building Up Industrie* In Other For that PjysS Per Cent. lntereston Deposits. The stone lias been hauled and pre Town* In Your Own State. parations are being made to build a Every now and then we hear it said OANS MONEY ON APPROVED BONDS AND storm house ou the South Riley school REAL ESTATE SECURITY. “if we only had more and larger man Millionaire house. ufacturing establishments connected OFFICERS: The heavy rains and wind have witli the influences and advantages of blown the corn down in very bad our fine agricultural country, we might Feeling J. Baldwin ,Prea. P. E.WALBwoRTH.Prea shape. Some pieces will be very diffi G .jensjci ,l. V-Pres. R. C.Dextkr . Aaat.Trea enjoy a rapidly growing and flourish cult to cut. ing village, for we have now all the wear garments The delegates from Rilev, who at natural and modern advantages,” etc. made-to-order THE LOCAL MARKETS. tended tiie Democratic county conven We have several well started foun tion at. St. Johns Saturday, were J. H. dations in our village for tiie building by : : : s « jy **St.Johns elevators open at 7 a. m.ano Burnes, J. B. Knapp and A. D. Lance. up of large and important industries, close at 6 p. m. and whicli afford safe and remunera St. Jobss . Mich., October 2, 1902. Striking Evidence. tive Investments, Among the number Strauss Bros. Tae following are the prices paid in cash Fresh testimony in great numbers we would at this time mention the Nobility “America’s Leading Tailor*, ” for produce in this market: is constantly coming in, declaring Dp. Mason machine and implement sup V7aeat, white...... © 6S ply works, which is now fully incorpo Chicago Wheat, red ...... - © us King ’s New Discovery for Consump Recommends Oars...... © 29 tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequalea. rated witli only $15,000 of the stock Good clothes contribute much to happi Clover Seed ...... 4 00 © 5 00 A recent expression from T. J. Mc- offered for sale, which any of the sur a ,tike...... 5 oo © 7 oo rounding cities would be glad to take ness. Yon gain the point in Strauss Bros.' Hay, new...... 5 00 © 8 00 Farlan, Bentonville, Va. serves as Beana ...... 1 50 © l 85 example. He writes: “1 had Bronch and have the industry removed to Nervine. made garments. They are made scientifically 3arlc»y...... 1 00 © 1 10 itis for three years and doctored all their midst. Do tiie people of St. to your exact moaaure by highly skilled Rye...... 40 Johns desire them to do this? If so The above portrait is that of Corn, ear—...... O 00 tiie time without being benefited. tailors in clean, sanitary shops. Every detail Potatoes ...... @ 50 Then I began taking Dr. King's New let them stand quietly and idly by and Countess Mogelstud, of Chica from first to last given the minutest attention, the ' .-tatter...... <3 10 Discovery, and a few bottles wholly sooner or later they will fully realize go, Ill., whose gratitude for the Efgt...... © 1JJ result being garments distinctly above the ordiiary cured me. Equally effective in curing their error, when it is too late to cor benefit received from the use of Lard ...... @ 15 all Lung and Throat troubles, Con rect it. and absolutely satisfactory. Yon will wonder Hides ...... 6 VS© ^ sumption, Pneumonia and Grip. Besides tiie Mason works, which can Dr. Miles’ Nervine prompted how it can be done at the low prices quoted. Call and see Beef, live ...... 4 00 © 4 CO be clearly shown pays a good return on her to make this statement: Beef.dressed ...... 5 CO © 6 50 Guaranteed by Fildew & Mlllman, onr line of 500 samples of choicest new woolens. Pork,live ...... - 6 00 © 6 50 druggists. Trial bottles free, regular tiie money invested, there is the boiler "It affords me great pleasure to add Pork,dressed ...... 8 00 ©9 00 size 50c, and $1.00. and engine works, where manufactur my testimony to the very excellent St. Johns, Veal calf, live ...... 5 00 ©6 00 ing can be done witli good profit if tiie merits of Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Although Veal calf,dressed ...... 7 00 © 8 00 concern had only a little more money I am past 8o years of age I find it Wilson Bros. Mich. Wood, dry hard...... 2 00 © 2 15 Wood, soft ...... ©160 MERLE BEACH. with which to push the business to a soothes the tired brain, quiets the irri Chickens, dressed ...... 10 @ 11 tated nerves and insures restful sleep. From our Correspondent. successful end. I never feel contented without a bottle EFFECT* LIVE POULTRY. We have heard it said lately that the Lansing people have offered to raise of it in the house.” Gratefully yours, Hens, fat,...... @ 7 Mrs. Louis Baumgartner lias been Christiana Maria , Spring Chickens...... 8 © 9 sick during the past week, but is feel them $80,000 if they will remove their Countess Mogelstud. Turkeys fat...... Ducks, fat...... ing better at present. works to that city. Geese...... —• 84 Mrs. Geo. Ennest is one of the latest The old foundry property should he MUe'a’ Nervine ps~ Byron Danley buys live poultry every additions to the typhoid fever lists. carefully considered with all the rest. Our people should wake up to their Michigan Suburban Railroad. week day the year round, and full valuo paid M. F. Trowbridge, whose barns were is a nerve tonic and strength- at all times. so recently destroyed by tire, lias al best interests. builder that starts right in re PAY WHEN CURED ready begun their reconstruction, by storing health immediately. DR. DA MUNCH. IN EFFECT JUNE 22. 1!X>2. UNION HOME. tiie erection of a tool house and work Muat of the Bean Crop Destroyed. Sold hr Druggists. Lv. 8 t. John ®—8 20 a.m., 1.15p.m., 6.15 p.m the eminent special AH. LAN81NO —it.Oo a.m., 2 00 p.m., 6.55 p.m shop. It is estimated that three-quarters Dr. MHm Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. From Our Correspondent. Cliff Plowman, who has been suffer of the bean crop of this county has let and consulting Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stevens, been destroyed by the continued wet physician of the Lv. Lansing —7.30 a.m., UXu.m., 5.09 p.m a son, Friday last. Weight, 1(H lbs. ing from neuralgia, is somewhat im Ak . St. Johns— 8.15 a.m., 11.50 a.m., 5.45 p m proved. weather. On sandy, gravely soil they Detroit M edical and Miss Nellie Tinklepaugh was called Clare Stevens, living south of the matured earlier and are not much dam SUNDAY TRAINS. home Monday morning by the sudden aged. The corn is badly down and Surgical Institute, Beacii, is having quite a severe attack who has five diplo Lv. St. Johns —10.n» a.m., 5.00 p.m. death of her father, Chas. Tinklepaugh of typhoid fever. hard to harvest, either by hand or ma Ar. Lansing —10.40 a.m., 5 40 p.m. of Eureka. chine. The yield of both crops will mas and honorary Bert Taylor and his sister, Mrs. Dr. be comparatively small. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pickering, of Chas Cole, are also down with the diplomas, can name Lv. Lansing 9 on a.m.. 4.0(i p.m. Cleveland, O., are spending a week in ana locate any disease or weakness Ah. St. .Johns —9.45 a.m., 4 45 p m. the home of J. M. Pickering, their fever, the former being very sick. Held for Examination. THE SPECIALIST, M. F. Trowbridge ’s -foot, which was without asking questions. brother. John Ross, of Elsie, was brought $10.00 book tickets on sale for £8.00. recently pierced by a rusty mail, is re Ufa Oiiso Catarrh, Asthma. D. W. JOHNSON. Miss Mae Dockham visited at the covering nicely. here last week Thursday and lodged IS COMING-I Manager, Lansing. home of her brother, Walter Dockham, in jail charged with an assault witli ” ° VUre Rheumatism,Pits, in St. Johns last Friday and Saturday. The bean-crop here, as elsewhere, is intent to commit murder upon Ed Paralysis, Canosrs, Tumors, Rup being heavily damaged, if not absolute Jacob Grubaugh is moving his fami ward Wilson of the same place. He tures, Varicocele, Heart, Lung, Skin, ly to St. Johns this week, having rent ly ruined, by tiie heavy rains. is now awaiting examination. ed his farm to his son Ed. Miss Myrtelie Moore left on Sunday Blood, Kidney, Bladder and New Methods The bean crop is nearly lost in this morning last for New York and her Card of Thanka. PRIVATE DISEASES Ocean voyage. section owing to the repeated rains. We wish to heartily thank all those who so of Men, and Women. Watch for the notice of tiie closing kindly assisted us during thesickness and No matter WHAT your disease or The Happiest Woman dance and oyster supper at the Beach- Quick Results death of our husband und father. Is the hardworking one. The best house in next issue. weakness, or who has failed to enre MRS. JOSEPHINE T. DROSS, yon, consult him. satisfaction conies of service perform MISS BUOSS. ed. Only it is necessary to keep Worst of All Experiences. II. W. BROSS. CONSULTATION PEER Having installed the celebrated the bowels regular and the organs If you have been deceived by Frauds, active. There's nothing like Dr. Can any tiling be worse than to feel ftfKS. h. w. brohs . Pneumatic tools for lettering and King ’s New Life Pills for that. They that every minute may be your last? Hnmbngs, Quacks or «o called Special carving, we are prepared to turn out render service gently, yet thoroughly. Such was tiie experience of Mrs. S. H. Licensed to Wed. ists, call and investigate, Our best 2ac, at Fildew & Mill man ’s drug store. Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three Date Name. Aire rsferenoe, monuments on very short ndtice. years” she writes, “I endured insuffer Sept. 25—Jacob J. Zebb, DeWitt...... 34 able pain from indigestion, stomach Urina Stamptly, DeWitt,...... 88 PAT WHEN CURED. We have always had a reputation for SOUTH OVID. Sept 25—E. Willis Aldrich. Duplaln, ...... 20 and bowel trouble when doctors and Jennie Howard, Greenbush,...... _ 18 If impossible to see DR. MUNCH, turning out work quickly and we From Our Correspondent. all remedies failed. At length 1 was write us for information, circulars, etc., induced to try Electric Bitters and Sept. 26—Charles W, Webb, DeWitt,...... 20 propose to excel our foimer record in Mrs. Mary Taft, Mrs. Jane Yarric Ada L. Simmons, DeWitt...... 18 address the president DR. H. M. and Mrs. Ida Suttin and daughter the result was miraculous. I improv Sept. 29—Wm. I. Tillotson. Elsie...... 20 this direction. Ruth, went to Owosso Tuesday and on ed ot once and now I’m completely re Harriett M. Wilcox. Elsie,...... 28 HARPER, care Detroit Medical and Wednesday took in the excursion from covered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach Sept. 29—Jacob Simon, Bengal, ...... 22 Burgioal Institute, Detroit, Mich. Call and see us and our new method. there to Bradner, O., where they in and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is Catharlna Punir. Riley ...... 19 To accommodate people DR. MUNCH tend to visit friends. the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s Sept. 30—John Bandt, Beniral...... 19 Get our prices and we are sure of your guaranteed by Fildew & MilHnan, Marion Severance, Bengal ...... 21 will visit monthly. order. Mr. and Mrs. McCreery and Mr. and Sept. 30—Wm. Silvers, Greenbush,...... 23 HE WILL BE IN ST. JOHNS, Mrs. James Dean and daughter Lula, druggists. Lillian Jones, Bengal, ...... 22 St.Johns, STEEL HOTEL, 0 a. m, to 7 went to Pontiac last week to attend Sept. 30—Alfred Wlnsor, Essex...... 26 at STEEL HOTEL on p. ni. Friday. Oa*. 17tli, Ovid. Kftnn .Bertha A. Ferguson, Essex,...... 21 Ilnuxe, Saturday. Oct. IS. I.nii>gNhurg, the state fair. FOWLER. Hotel Norton, Tueaday, Oct. 14. Mrs. Iva Boice and daughter Agnes Real Estate Transactions. visited iier sister, Mrs. B. Miller, last Walter & Hodge. From Our Correspondent. John Wieber and wife to Goodlope Thursday, October 16 Saturday. Costner, lots 1 und 2, blocks, Fowlerg 150 00 ONE DAY ONLY EACH MONTH. Stonecutters, and Dealers in Marble Miss Lula Shaver was home the lat Peter Edinger and George and Eddie Benjamin A. Randall and wife to ter part ( f last week, there being no Martin were in St. Johns Friday on Clair B. Dills, s4 of neJ-4 and n in and Granite Monuments, Stone school in town. acres of s 35 acres of se4 of nw}4. OFFICE HOURS 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. ! Soft business. section 27, Olive ...... 4000 00 Sidewalks, etc. Mrs. H. Stevens visited iier parents, Miss Dora Fedewaand Lizzie Ulrich Maria Anna Sountag to August Mr. and Mrs. Merrill, Monday. Sountag, e4 of e4 of se4. section 9, spent Friday witli Mr. Adam Fedewa Westphalia ...... 1700 00 Consultation, Examination and St. Johns - - Michigan and wife, of Ionia. Sarali Barrett ct al to Zepli Barrett, Harness Driveu to Desperation. Miss Minnie Frisbie, of Crystal, 57 acres on e4 of nwlf and nw)4 of w Living at an out of the way place, 45 of neX. section 24, Victor ...... 1000 00 Advice Free. Too can make your har remote from civilization, a family is spent a few days of last week with ness os soft as a glove Prin. E. J. Leddick and wife. Ormun Armstrong and wife to Edwin and as tough as wire by often driven to desperation in case of P. Hobart, lot 4, block 70, St Johns... 475 09 using EUREKA Har. accident, resulting in Burns, Cuts, Mrs. E. J. Leddick spent Friday in Minnie M. Streeter to Prank Remaly. ness Oil. You can St. Johns. lot 7 and s 10 feet of lot 8 except e 50 DR. MCDONALD lengthen Its life—make It STANDARD Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply feet thereof, block 19, St. Johns ...... 1800 00 last twice as long as it ordinarily would. of Bucklen ’s Arnica Salve. It’s the The Dominican sisters spent Satur Sarah C. Shaver to Lucinda Vrreeland, best on earth, 2.">c, at Fildew & Mill- day with tiie sisters at Hubbardston. lots 8 and 9, block I2u, St. Johns...... 478 15 Is one of the Greatest Living Speci-al Rotary man ’s drug store. Miss Mary Baker is now cosily situat Sally Uathbiirn to Benjamin Bath- ists in the treatment of all Chronic burn et al, lot 19, Vauconsant ado, Diseases. His extensive practic and Shuttle ed in tiie building nortb of the post- St. Johns,...... 100 00 EUREKA Sewing • OLIVE. office. She has instock a fine selec superior knowledge enable him to Chapman R. Bailey and wife to E. M. cure every curable disease. All Machine tion of fall goods and would be pleased Rabbit Si Co.. 45 feet n and s by 65ft From Our Correspondent. to have patrons call and see her. e and w oir se corner of lot 1, block 3, chronic diseases of the Brain, Spine, Harness Oil C’lair Dills purchased a farm near Bath, q. c...... 103 00 Nerves, - Blood, Skin, Heart, Lungs. mnkea n poorlooking har- Ilew of B. Randall. Mr. C. F. Meyer and wife, and Ray Harrison Marvin to Lewis N. Miller, Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and Bowles, [ ness like new. Mucle of mond. Estherand Master Ernie Thorn lots 1 and 2, block 28. Ovid, o. c...... 800 00 pure, heavy bodied oil, es Mark Cutlar. of Lansing, visited scientifically and successfully treated. pecially prepared to with ton spent Saturday and Sunday with I)R. MCDONALD’S success in tiie stand the weather. Riley friends Saturday and Sunday. friends In Ionia. treatment of Female Diseases is* simp Sold everywhere O. D. Crownes, of Lansing, visited Mr. Ira Ward and wife, of Riley, Grand Trail Railway System ly marvelous. His treatment makes in canjj — ail m:«j. at Edgar Hyde ’s Friday and Saturday spent Saturday and Sunday witli her sickly women stronge, beautiful and W Wrfe by STANDARD C!L CO. of last week. parents, Mr. Darias Eldredgc and West-Bound from St.Johns. attractive. Weak men, old or young, Edgar Hyde visited his daughter, wife, and also with her sister, Mrs. No. 19—Morning Exp. to Gd. Haven, ll :00 an cured in every case and saved from a Mrs. Bert Hodges, in Owosso, last Richard Havens. No. 13— Mail and Chicago Exp. to life of suffering. Deafness, Rheuma week. Mrs. Alice Magner spent Thursday Gd. Haven ...... 3:15 pir tism, and Paralysis, cured through Bert Taylor is sick with typhoid witli friends in St. Johns. No 11—Express to Grand Rapids 7:57 pm his celebrated Blood and Nerve Rem fever. Dr. Dodge, of St. Johns, is at Mrs. Maggie Martin, of Westphalia, No. 17 —Western Exp. to Gd. Haven 7:25am edies and Essential Oils charged wit 11 tending him. spent a few days of last week with Nos. 19.13.11, Daily except Sunday electricity. TIIE DEAF MADE TO Mrs. David Hulfnian was very sick Mr. Joseph Gcller and wife. No. 17,11 Dally. 11EA R: THE LAM E TO W A L K! Catarrh. Throat and Lung Diseases last week. Dr. R. Simmons, of Dewitt, Mrs. LendaSeabrook, of Muir, visit East -Bound treated iier. cured. Dr. McDonald cures Fits and ed friend in town the latter part of No.l2--Express to Detroit and East 8 :28 am Nervous Diseases. Eczema and all Varney Pearce and wife visited at tiie week. No.20--Mall to Detroit ...... 11:35 am Skin Diseases cured. STANDARD grand . Fenton Brink ’s, DeWitt. last Sunday. No.l8--EveningExp.to Detroltand Born, to Mr. James Finney and wife, DII. McDONALD has been called LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH. A great many beans around here Saturday, Sept. ‘21, a little daughter. East...... 4:42 pm the Wizard of tiie Medical Profession, were out in the rain. Many are not Mr. Elmer Buck and wife, of St. No. 14—Eastern Exp. tollurandand because lie reads all diseases at a TWO MACHINES IN ONE. East...... 8:52 pm pulled yet. Johns, spent Saturday and Sunday glance, without asking any quest ions. We also manufacture tewing machines that The same program will be used at witli friends in town. Nos. 20. 18, 12, Dally except Sunday. Sick folk, call on I)r. McDonald. It retail from SI2.00 up. No. 11,12,14, und 17 Daily. The Standard Rotary runs as silent as the DeWitt grange Saturday evening Oct. Miss Eva Buck lias returned home W. J. BLACK. is a pleasure to meet him. Dr. Mc tick of a watch. Maks'300 stitches while other 11. that was to have been used last Sat after spending a week with friends Agent. Donald never turns tiie poor from his machines make 200. urday evening. door. Apply to our local dealer, or if there is no near St. Johns. A Girl’s Experience. dealtier•in in your town, addreas Several from around here attended My daughter's nerves were terribly out of Mrs. Reaka Martin spent Monday order. Sbe was thin and weak; tne least THE the funeral of Mrs. Louis Neller at with in St. Johns. Maple Rapids CONSULTATION FREE. noise startled her, and she was wakeful at the German M. E church, DeWitt, night. Before she bad taken one package Standard Sewing Mach. Co. last Mondav. Interment in Hurd Miss Lena Fox spent Sunday with Those unable to call can address of Celery King the change In her was so N Mrs. Barnes of Pew am a. great that she could hardly be taken for the cemetery. same girl. She Is rapidly growing well and E. M. SMITH, Agent, Mrs. Maggie Dutton, of Olive, Mrs. Mrs. Fritz, of St. Johns, spent Tues Stage LineDR. D. A. MCDONALD strong, her complexion Is perfect, and she day with iier daughter, Mrs. Cora sleeps well every night.—Mrs. Lucy McNutt, Frank Mann, of DeWitt, Thomas Parks. Brush Valley, Pa. St. 'Joints, Midi. Barton, of Riley, and Stanton Jones, Leave Maple Rapids 8:30 a.m. daily; arrive The Specialist, Wellington Flats, Celery King cures Constipation, Serve, of Watertown, visited Fremont friends Miss Susie Smith left Monday for in time to connect with 10:61 train west. Stomach, Liver aud Kidney diseases. 4 last week. Lansing where she intends to spend a Leave St. Johns8 :30a.m., arrive Maple Rap GRAND RAPIDS - - MICH. Fred Tucker and wife entertained few weeks among friends. ids 11:30 a.m. Samuel Tucker and wife, Dr. Simmons Miss Regina Gross returned Sunday Leave Maple Rapids 1:30 p.m., arrive St CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH and wife, of DeWitt, Jerome Dills and from Wyandotte where she lias spent Johns 4:30 p.m. the past weeks with iier sister, Miss Leave St. Johns on arrival of western mall; MORE LIVES ARE SAVED wife and Varney Pearce and wife, of ...BY USING... PENNYROYAL PILLS Olive, last Sunday. Lena Affholter and Mrs. Anna Buehl. arrive Maple Rapids 6:30 p.m. . Mrs. Almeada Hamer, accompanied Good accommodation for travelers. Special attention given to express und doing SOUTH RILEY. by Mr. Orrin Parks and wife, spent Dr. King’s New Discovery, last week witli Mr. Hiram Blake and errands. Charges low. Orders left at DeWItt’s whole From Our Correspondent. wife, of Quiuiby, Barry Co. if *'* sale house will be given prompt attention Consumption, Coughs and Colds O r"«/*a .Tames Parkhouse and family spent Mrs. Hattie Gadt, of Lansing, is Stage kept at Mrs. Wiggins ’ barn. Last sto Go spending a few days with her sister, Than By All Other Throat And Sunday at the home of Mrs. PaPark- ‘ In St. Johns at Farmers' hotel. Lung Remedies Combined. house:s parents, John Pingel and wife. Mrs. lsadore Sage, and daughters. Hafir. Always reliable. Ladles, ask Druggist fot on t e oolcdi ( HHIIIATCKX KXULINH In Red and D ’ B F Mrs. Earl Scott, of Lansing, and Mrs. Watson Coomer, of St. Johns, HART $ STRATTON, This wonderful ' medicine positively Hold metallic boxen, sealed with blue ribbon. Taka the genuine, original is spending a few days with her Tnke no other. Refuse dangerous inlall- Miss Bernice Scott, of DeWitt, were cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds, tutinn. and Imitations, liny of your Druggist, ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA callers on Mrs. Hannah Robinson Fri daughter, Mrs. Chas. Heller. ProprietorsBronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay or send 4e. in stamps lor Particulars. Testi Made only by Madison Medi Fever,Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, monials and •• Keller for Ladles."