MASON, MIOHiaAN, WEDNESDAI, APRIL ^,2, 1908. NO. 17. VOL. XXXIII
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX>OOOOOCXXX)$ Ward School Agitation. Death of Mrs. Eugene Tyler, RTTTVrrTTTTTTTTrTTTTTTTTTTT: JTli TTTTTTTTTTTTTIITTTT^ A. Last Friday night was a very sad 8 Tjik Eyk Spkcialist, Tliere was a fairly good attendance TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS J at the high school room last Friday event in the lifci of Eugene A. Tyler o J. w. gould; Most People Know evening io discuss the matter of doing of Alaiedon tnwnslilp. His wife and The postal aiithorlLles have iriade a rtilinu Lhatis of vital interest 8 Willreturn May'l3tli, 1908. away with the ward school.. John N. newly born babe passed on to the great | Z to newspaper publishers and tlieir subijtiribers. They say that a pub- 8oooooooooooooooooooooooo£ Thorburn, presidentof the board, call• unknown and his mother was stricken I We are looking for the few who Z lisher cannot send his papcr.to a subscriber who is over one year in ed the meeting to order and stated its with paralysis at about the same time.' do not—that the Chef Brand of - arrears without putting a one-cent stamp on each week. Of course, The laller ill the lime of the burial j Ira Nelson nf Eden has his pension object, He said Dr. F. E. Thomas, Food Products are the best qual• " this will be impossible where the rate is $1.00 per year. The ne.xt secretary of the board, had prepared not knowing of tlie death of her' increased from $17 to $2-1 per niontli. ity po-ssible to pack—handled Z alternative will be to discontinue such papers. This ruling 'oes Into facts and (Igures to present to the daughter. L W. F, ^enr has given his block, oc• meeting, but was hurriedly called into ii'uneral services wore held al the by the largest distributor of can• elTect April IsL, 1!I08, but the publishers have a short time to get their Z cupied by F. J. Brown, a coal of paint. Z lists in shape. We doubt the wisdom or legality of such ruling, but Z tlie country and was unable to attend. Baptist church Monday afternoon at ned goods in the United States, A social diince at Eden Gleanci' hull Z the postal departtnent has made.it and it Is for the publishers to obey. Z The president stated the board look• two o'clock, being conducted hy her backed by 69 years experience in April 24lli. Miisic.byl"'arkcr'sorches• ed at the matter from a business pastor Rev. J, ii. Stewart. Tliey were The IDKMOCit.AT has several names upon the list who are in arrears more tra of Lansing. the gi'ocery trade, is it any won• standpoint. They intiiuated il would attended by a large concourse of lier than a year. We liave not been and are not now afraid to trust them, C. 0. Hardenbiirg is making Iro- make a saving to the district (if over friends and tiio Baptist Sunday scliool der that the acme of perfection but in, the future we cannot do so for more than one year. We do not provemenis to his residence near Ma• $800 lo abolish the ward school, that vvas out in a body, escorting the re- has been reached. Try a can of want to lo.sc them from our list, but if such arrearages are not paid ple Grove cemetery. the board wanted to be guided by the nialns to their last resting place in vegetables, fruit or fish and be before July 1st, iitOS, we sliall be compelled to discontinue tliern. All AtLansiuL' last Friday the-Mblon wishes of tlie majority of llie taxpay• Maple Grove cemetery. Tlio floral convinced. Send the little ones persons can see fnmi the mark on their papers how they stand and if liigh school team defeated the local ers in the district. tokens were profuse and beautiful. to W. C. Walter, local agent for Z tliey are in arrears more than one year they miist.'^ettle before July 'j* high boys by a score of 8 lo 0. Supt. Fullerton was called upon to Olive M.Call was born atPost Creek, ^ 1st, This is a matter that is now nut of our hands, Uncle .Sam's mail q the Chef line, for a copy of the David G. Brown was arrested at explain the matter from the stand• •Schuyler cniinly, N. Y., Oct, 10, 1807, - men have said we must do so and they are the court of last resort. -j Lansing Sunday for deserting from point of the educator. L. T. Hemans, Her mother died when she was born. famous "Mother Goose Jingles," a inemberof the board for many years, When four years of age she came lo Very truly yours, W. L. CLARK, Publisher. Z\ llie reyiilararray at Fort Andrew, Me. conceded to be the tastiest piece explained there w*ould be a Dnancial Micliigan with her fatlier and lived T n f 7 t ..t.t-t..t,l-L ..t.t J.l.tIllJJ-lS .'Vt Willianisiiin last Saturday tho /; T T T T T T h't T T T T T. T I..T .I-I..T -I .T.I.T.11 saving, but there was some sentiment with the family of Lucas Hawkins, of advertising matter yet out. local high .scliooi loam hciit Lansing's atlaclied to it. Quite a number of an uncle. She taught In district high school boys by 11 score of 2 to 1. IHKHKMHHIWKMMHHXI tMHKMMKMI DOOOtKKHl D0O(irHMK>f>0O0(HM>OtMMm others talked on the matter, asked schools and graduating from the Ma• Good game, GEO. H. LEVERETT ^ I LOCAL NEWS ^ questions, etc, when the meeting was son high school with the class of'87. Eelalives, friends iind neighbors of adjourned for one week. Forseveriil years she was a teacher in W. e. WALTER >onoonoot>nOOn A. M. Petty helped hira celebrate his ..Cash Grocer.. There Is one matter that must be ourscliools. .OOth birthday at his home on Mill st. In 1S03 site was married to .Eugene taken al Its face value, il costs about The Grocer House and lot for sale or rent. In• BOTH PHONES last •Saturday evening. $;.H per capita toeducale the pupils at A. Tyler and has lived in and about quire of A. J. Hall. 10w2p Dlllard Online is entered In the Le^ the ward school, wlllle at the main Mason ever since. Three children 25 lbs Mess Rose Flour, 70c Easter was a bright and beautiful vcrdo Cigar stake for 2:08 pacers. This building it costs about $\h. For tui• have been born to this union, iill of 25 lbs Morning Glory Flour, 70c day, but rather windy. is for a purse of $2,000 at tlie Kalama• tion the board charges 40 cents per whom are dead. When aboutlOyears Excursion Sunday, April 26, 25 lbs Gold Medal Flour, 78c Ason was burn to Mr, and Mrs. Bion zoo imieling, Aug. 3 to 7. week in the high school and .30 cents of age slie united with the Baptist Wil Micliigan Central 10 Lansing, 2r)c; Salt Pork, per lb, 9c Harper of North Aurelius Sunday. In the lower grades, making an aver• church of Aurelius and since her resi• County Clerk Allen and wife enter pwosso,G,5c; Bay City, $1.40, return Pure Lard, per lb, 12c age of $14 per year. This is a question dence here has been connected with E. C, Dart, real estate, loans and col• lained a large company of friends at trip. 3 bo.xes Parlor Matches, sc the Baptist Church and Sunday school. lections. Onice in Lawrence Block. * an Easter party at their home just of hard business vs, sentiment. Hard Freeman & Burkliart of Chelsea Seeded Raisins. i ic soutli of tliecily last evening business will abandon the ward school For many years she has been the pri• A little daughter was born to Mr. have purchased learns of Foy Chase, Currants, nc and save the district from mxnlo eight mary superintendent and Iter place and Mrs. John J. Miller last Saturday i'orter Weed, a former resident of Lyman Siiiilli and M. A. Randall. Mapl-Flake, per pkg, 12c hundml dollavn per i/car, sentiment will not be easy to fill. morning. this City, died In the White Cross san• Shredded Wheat, per pkg, 12c will keep tilings as they are. Which G, \V. Donsiiiort! of Ypsilanli pur- itarium at Jackson Sunday morning. Mrs. Tyler has been a very exem• 'Clarence Shaw goes to Albion to cliascd CJreenbacks horses of Philip Soda, per lb, 5c do the taxpayers want? plary woman, she has devoted a good work for Geo. P. Griilin the first of His remains were taken to Toledo, 0., deal of lime lo lier church and Sunday I4ice and L. W. Lincoln of this city All kinds of Garden Seeds now for Interment. A few years ago lliere were almost ne.xt nionlli. and J. C. Gunii of Jfolt. on hand. constant warfare between the "Cana• school and doing good among the The plans for the beet crop the com• The L. A. .S. of Eden wiil meet at dians" and the school board, the west needy. It can be said with trutli the il. li. Marsh is putiliig a steel lire ing season are well under way. Eu• tllCcliurcli Wednesday, April 29tll, for side parents wanting their children world, is very much better for what escape on, the Donnelly House. It gene Edgar, field manager, having 700 tea. All invited. to,attend the central building, and slielias done while here. wiUbealllie end of the hall iin tlie GUY S. THORBURN acres promised, the hirgest acreage Jcilin Wasper, the Maple street using all manner of means to get them west end of the building and tliere ever prociii'cd In this section.' "wliitc wings," began work on tlie in. The ward building is an old struc• Death of M.artin 'V. Otis. will be red ligliis In the hall leading All those interested in the Mason Cash Grocer pavement Monday morning. ture and it is going to cost more each Martin V. Otis, a veteran of the war to the escape. Driving Club are invited to meet at Monday a marriage license was is• year to keep it up. At the meeting of the Rebellion, died at his home on Black Cross Tea, per lb, 35c tlie olVicc of N. N. Rouse next Tues• Advertised Letters. sued tn Prof. Abner Aiusdill of Lan• one of the ward school patrons re• east Ash street in tills city last Satur• Cocoanut, per lb, 14c Mason, April 20, 1908. day evening to elect officers and make marked they had decidedly the best sing and Miss Rosa, Sheets of this city. day morning afler .several months' Lislnf letters reiiiaining uncalled Best Oil, IOC arrangements for matinees tills sum• of the matter and were going to keep illness of lieart disease. C. P. Mickelson has moved into Mrs. for at llio abnve named olllce : " Perfection Oil, . 8c mer Be tliere when the starter says it if they could. Janles Blakely's house on east Oak Funeral services were conducted by ,1, I'hlllp .McKeohlne, David \VI1klns Gasoline, 12c "go"at7:;M. Mr. -V, .A. Alcljlii, ,Mr. lieniy Keliiiedy. street and will enlarge and remodel Kev. J. II. Stewart at the home Tues• Beginning May 1st and until fur PersonscalliiiL' for tlie a.liiive please Moss Rose Flour, 70c At the meeting of the Lansing Pres• Ills lioiisc. day forenoon at 11 o'clock and were ther notice the dry goods stores of say ad vitrtiscd. Snow Flake Flour, 65c bytery held here last Tuesday and Rain Saturday put the ball game be• under the auspices of the G. A. R. and 0. W. HIUIWNK, 1'. M. S bars Leno.K Soap, ,25c this City will be open Monday, Wed• Wednesday, Rev. F. G. .Ellett was I. 0. 0. F,, the deceased being a mem• tween the St. Johns and Mason high nesday and Saturday evenings. 2 pkgs Tijine, 5c elected allernaie to, the general as• school teams on the local grounds out ber of both orders, Reniains were Corn Meal, 10 lb sack iSc sembly at Kansas City in May and G. of the iiuestion, A great improvement has been taken to Da,nsville for interment. Graham Flour, 10 lb sack 23c W. Bristol as alternate to represent Owing lo tile death of Mrs, E. A, made at the Michigan Central depot His sons acted as bearers. Red Alaska Salmon, 12c the laymen. Tyler the Easier exercises of the Bap• n Leslie, the yards being enclosed Mr. Otis was born in Ann Arbor in' New Seeded Raisins, pkg i ic tist Sunday school were postponed Sparks from a chimney set fire to with ornamental iron fences. Shrubs 1S41 and canic to this county with his 12 bo.xes Searchlight Matches, 40c until next Sunday evening. the roof of Homer Potter's house on have been set out, Iiower gardens pre• parents when a small boy. He was A. & H. Soda, pkg 50 west Columbia street and burned a pared and grass sown. married lo Miss Artemesia Philo in A, .1. luirber, and F. H. Field were Bulk and Package Garden Seeds place about two feet across, Monday ISliO and liiey resided,on a farm in in Leroy Monday adjusting the loss on Miss Marie Henderson, llie youngest now on hand at the lowest prices about 12:.'!0. An alarm was turned in WlieaKleld lownslilp until ItlOO when the liouse and contents of Milo Smith, daugliler of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hen• but the lire vvas put out before the de tliey moved to this city. Ten children which burned last Wednesday noon. derson, will be married to Mr. Jolin partmenl arrived. Earl Clarke at her home in Newark, were born lo tliem,, nine of whom' are BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The ladies' aid society of the Bap• WALL PAPER Levi Hair, wjiose home is near Mill N. J., on April 25lli. The ceremony now living, seven boys and two girls. tist cliurch will meet with Mrs.'Wm. •JPropcrly jclecled brook,' Mecosta county, died at Port will he performed by Rev. A. .S. Zim• All were present during his last illness Fanson on Wednesday afternoon,April Wall Papers will .idd merman, 1 except a daughter, Mi;s. Ida Robert• K. C. K. lilCNDEKSON, Delltlst. Over F, land last week. His brothers Jacob more than all ctw to J. lirown's Shoe Store. 2l)ch, at two o'clock, A good attend• B son, who moved to SanDiego, Cal., a the harmonious furnish'- ance is desired., of this city and William of Ceiina, O A half-dozen Ingham county thresli- few weeks ago. ing ol a home—be it a,, attended the funeral services Friday ermen met in Lansing lastWednes- , Mrs, A. E. Cowles, widow of Judge mansion or cottage ever Mr, Otis enlisted in Co. D, Slxtli It. W. W. UOOT, Physician and Stir«enn, Cowles, who was killed by a trolley William stopped oil' with his broilie day afternoon and organized a county 10 humble. onice lionier of Ash and C streets, li'jylp here while on his way hpme. association. Geo. W. Ward of Alale- Michigan Cavalry, and lias been a car in Los Angeles, Cal., three years ^ Make your selections R. GEO. E. MANN, lloineopathlc Physl. Tliirty citizens-of Ingham county dan was elected temporary president member of Plill Mclvernan Post, G. clan and Surxeon. Special atlcntlon (jiyen ago, has been awarded $4,000 by tlie from ALFRED D A. R,, since 1891. to tile Kye, Kar, Nose and Tllroat; also diseases street railway company. ave made allidaviis to Prosecutor and W. W, Weeks of Aurelius tempo• PEATS "Prize" Wall of women and children and rectal dlselises, Papers. OlBcc—Near Block, llours-8 to 10 a. ni., 2 10 B Eoster lhat J'nink P. Glazier could rary secretary, Anotlier meeting will Miss Kate, Biebesheimer died last To the Citi2ens of Mason. und 7 to 9 p. in. get a fair trial in t,hiY;ounty, Among beheld in Lansing in a short time, at Everything in Wail Saturday morning at the home of her The League of Michigan Municipa ,K. (IKUTltUDJC I). CAMPBELL, Physloiau the number are Geo. ii. Shaw, Frank which permanent ollicers will be elect• Paper from the cheab- D and SurKCOh. Olllce at residence. Mason. father at Island Corners of tubercu• ities at its last convention designated »t that's good to the II. Field and L. W. Lincoln of this ed. losis, aged •12 years. Funeral services Friday,\May 1, 1908, as city cleaning ^bcst that's made. R. FRANK E.THOMAS, Physician and Snr city and John Edgar of Aurelius. Last Tliursday was the 40tli wed• Deeon . Onico over Webh ft wliitman's store; were held Tuesday at 10:00 a. m. day andVeqnested eacli mayor lo issue J Any style, any qual- teildence at corner B and Oak streets, Mason. ding anniversary of County Treasurer Judge Wiest has denied the motion Mrs. Maria Royston, one ot tlie re• a proclamation to school children and j ity, at any price lo suit and Mrs. Harvey Wilson. Friday any pocket book. .A-TTORITE-S-S for a change of venue in the Glazier spected pioneers of the county, died Citizens to join in cleaning and' de evening the county olllcials and their A. ItKKGSIAN, ATTORNEY and COUN case. He said jurors from Bunkerhlll, at her home just east of this city straying all rubbish, etc fl Samples shown and • SELOR AT LAW, Mason, Midi. wives.made them a surprise visit in cslimatescheerfully fur-' Stoekbrldge and While Oak could be Sunday morning about two o'clock , It is in keeping with the above re• honor of the occasion, and Mr. and Dished without obliga• B. McARTnUR, Attorney and Connselorat excused when the case came to trial. Eev. W. H. Simmons conducted fune• quest that I call attention to the sub• , Law. Olllce in Farmers Bank building. tion to buy.- , / L ral services this afternoon at two Mrs. Wilson were presented with a ject. Let us see that ail refuse is ENSMORE, E. A., Attoincy-at-Law,Mason, About May 1st C. A, Parkhurst will o'clock, with interment in Maple hand-painted water pitcher, the pre• cleaned from our premises. If neigh• A. C. WELLS Michigan. D remodel and enlarge his house on east Grove cemetery. Obituary next week. sentation^ being made ,by F. E. Searl. bors will see that such matei*ials as .l>e«' MASON, MICH, riNANClAL iipoS APRIL 1908 Jemarkable Progress Atnde in Dec• Tho l?onale wns not in session Satnr- dny. J-)cbale on the naval approiinalion ade in Gstublisliinent of Service 5u Mo Tu Wo Th Fr Sa CHICAGO. hill in tllo lionse l-osolvi'd itself into a in Country Districts. disctlssioii of Ilu!' po.ssiliiiilios of a war B. G. Hun & Co.'s weekly, review of: ® 1 2 4 3 lietwccu tho United •Slates and .Tajian. trade iu the Chicago district says: k>' - 6 7 8 9 10 11 Mr, liolison of Alahnnui pleaded for four Easter trade in personal nei^ls ro.so to balllo ,shi|)s instead of two for the next satisfiiclory proportions and, retail sales 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 i7,728 CARRIERS ON THE LIST, li.scal .rear. .A war between liie yellow generally made a ^asonnhle recovery, 19 20 21 22 2 3 24 25 and the while races lie regarded as inov- higlier li'iuperature sliiiiuluting the dc- , maud ill leading lines. Favornble wivith- 26 27 28 29 30 ilalile, and lie a.sserted Ihiil .fiipaii's pres• ent inililnry aclivily was witli n view to or conditions at interior iioiiits iiidiicod 11 ® ippropriation Has Grown to 28 Mil• Ihe suiireiiiiicy of llio l.'acilic, and as a wider absorplliiii'ot light weiglit apiiarol, nnlural consofiiience tliere would he a lion Dollars, and tho Ultimate and there is iiieren.se In tlio receipt of re• orders requii-iiig Iiinni'diate shipiueut. l!l.':'?*lst. f 8l,h. \^yU)lh. I? 2:ird. clnsli at arms willi Ihe lliiiled .Slates. On limit Cannot Be Estimated. the other liiiiid, .Mr. iliirlon, Ohio, anil Late buyers have found the reduction W. W, ICilchiii, .North Ciiroliun, disiiuted of stocks heller lliaii was e.vpecled and lliat conlentioii, encli of liieni avowiiij,' iiiaiiy now lind it dillieult lo obtiilu ail the that the clash would not come, but tllat goods required. N'isiliiig iiici-eliuiits from PAST Am WIESENT Wnsliiiigloii_ correspondence: the IJiiiled Slates should remain in tlie 'the Norlbwesl sideel more freely in the '"i'lio close of the year 1007 served AS IT COMES TO US FROM ALL forefront of modern civilizalion as tho ex• |)riiici))iil stiijiles and report their local ponent of pence. :o call to iiiiiid several of tlio radical cQiiditious brighteiiiiig, there being n large CORNERS OF THE EARTH, liiaiigcs this country liiw witnessed in inllow. of seltlers and iiiimerdiis new The brief session of the .Senate Mon• :liQ preceding decade," said a postal towns s)iringiiig iiji mirier the Inlliience Teleiirupliic Jnformntloii Qothered day was devoled'lo llio trniisaction of iliiciai, "and of tliesc llic liistitiitioii of railroad oxtensioiis Ihroiigli proiuising lerritury, \)X the Kcw for the Kijliarhtenmciit routine business nnd the delivery of a ind expansion of tlic rural free de- uf the illariy. speech hy Senator Scott of \\'est Vir- ivor.i' sj'slem, begun hi 1S07, is one of h'oi-warding by llii! wholesale houses Riiiin, lirKiiii; adi^fiiiiito appropriations for nany inviting liriof atlxuitloii, continues exceptionally large iu dry goods, imblie buildings so that ollicial business Explosion Wrecks Ice Plant, "Beginnliig with a modest initial aj)- food products,- housewares aud liardwarc, may he transacted wilh the grenlest efli- and tliei-e is al.so increasing activity in All cxjiiosioil whicli silonk Tipton, Wilen l.lie didegiiles, to the Dcmocratienational coiiveiitioii iillglit from iroiniation of .'J-iO.OOO, of wliich only eieiicy aud ecouoiiiy. Wiien the naval vehicles, caiiipiiig and sporting goods, 3nrl., ,111(1 wllicli wail lieard fol- mile,i the ti'iiin at the Union slatloi) in Denver tliey will be greeted by a lialid- ilioiit ,$1-1,000 was oxpondod, Uiis now liillwaH laid aside for tlio day in llio .Mail orders from rond iiieii make un Im- .•ifoiitid, (icciii'i'ctl ;it tho noon holir soiiic weii'ome ai'eli, erected at a cost of ,'?il"i,l)0O. '.nioiisiiivds of tourlsl.s and :ar-ronching postal scliiime started ils House it Illld been nne-liiilf dis|iosod of. liroving exhibit in clolliiiig, woolens, foot• ixistoiico with cJglit.v-liirco cari-iors. In Silndiiy. 'I'lU! explosion was cal.soil by The iiopes of lite ollicers of tlie navy and delegat(?s lo national coiiveiitioiis liavo passed tlirougb this arch and have wear and furniture fur fall ihdiviu-ies, and a botlury of lioilors ill llio 'J'iiiton ico iiiarii'.e corps for nu increase ia pay wore iiiarvtded at lis bealily aiul eolliillentcd iliioii Mu; very apparent hospitality of loveii years tlio cost of tlio service the onllook alTords more eiicuuriigeiiient illulit lotliiKi ;',o rosiilliu;!; Ill a loss to dashed to liie grooiid wilen, on a point of the |ico|il('. nuniiod to .?!2,000,000, witll 2ij,.';00 car- Willi tlie sustained high prospects in ag• ,T. M. Ililssell, tllo iiropl-lcl.or of pi-ol). order liy Mr. .Madden of llliaois, tliere Tiie lireli was begun early in PlOii. It weighs seventy tuns, is idglily feet •lors, Willie the appropriation'last year riculture. Provisions disclose .some de• iilil.v $2,'),000, Tbo CiiuKe of Ihc explo- was stricken from the bill the provision in length, and llifty-iviiio fei^t from Ihe street to Ihe higliest jioiiit Tli(\ ceiitor vas ifSS.lloO.OOi^ with .'i7,riS2 carriers cline ill llio east-boiiiid tonnage, ..foreign for siicli increase. On 11 similar point by .sion I.S nol known, as Chal-los Covtrt, driveway is liilrly-l'oiir I'eot wide and Uie sido will.gs are eleven f(;et wide and )U tiie rolls nnd, total of 37,728 routes ordor.s being siiinller, but there is reliirii- Mr. .Miidd of Mnryiaud, nn niiioiidiiient tllo cllKineur, wlio was the oill.v one in )n the list. ing streiiglli in the iiiarkets for iiides and by Mr, Itarlholdt of .MLssotiri proliiliiHng tweiit,v-slx feet, high. It is built of a coliiliiiiotion of iiletals that Insures tlio liliilding and who was blown a leatiier, and wool disiilnys iiita-easiiig eon- naval or marine lianils aeceptiiiK iirivale streii.gtli and (liirahilll.y. There aro 1„S00 eleetrie iiicandoscpilt llglils oiit:- "No such stupiiiidons nguresas these gi-oat distance and nllracuioiisl.v es- Slllllplioil, employiiieul in (•oiiiiielition witli eivilian liiling the uroli. vorc contcniiilated by those who at the c.'tpod, deolarod lie was carryiiiK'only miisieians was lost. jutset favored rural service, as Uie .Mercaiilile collecUoiis iu tlie West and lllo iiiiiial allioiiiit of sicaiii and ;iad proposition at the tliiio mot ivitli 0011- Soutliwiwt iiinke a good showing, hiiiik dc-^ plcintly of water In tho ,';aligos. W'i-.l- BANGETY-BANG OUTFIT, HISTORY OF STATE PBOHIBITION posits steadily grow and fiirther ease ai>-. liderablo opposition in soiiio quarters, (iov/s were ill'okoii in lllo viciliity and 'file Iwo featlires of interest in the Maine—Adoiilcd proliibillon in l.S-l.(i; liears in the (liscouut n-ite for accoiuiiio- is io siiiitll, toiitativo appropriation (isli were klllod in lile siroains by lile So/iale '.I'lie.sdiiy were llie s|ieeeli of Si'u- re])enled in hS.lli: ro-eiiacted proiiiliitioii U datiiin. Financial condllions do not iii- Cayel and Sounding- Board Beady ivideiicos. shock. iilf-r h'oraker on lite lirnwiisville affair in IS.'iS. dieate lliiil: Ihinidatioii has i-iiii its course, for Denver Convention. and llie I'l-esideiil's message advocating Now riampsliire—.'\dopled in 1855; re- "Indeed, it wns then considered that lint .eomiuerciai defaults 'iiicliule none ot Ihe building of loiir more battle ships. The gavel shown In the accoiiipany- Iiealed -in 11)0;:. Jbout $20,000,000 would be the niaxi- notable signilieanco, ami the voliiiiie of Fairy McClain's Slayer Caught. The delivery of llie speech and the read• iiig iiletiifi' will be ti.seil by Ghiiiriiiiiii \'i!i-iiioiit—.Vdopted ill iSijO; reiiealod in Jium ultimate appropriation when the piiyiiiciils Ihroligh the banks agilill is seen Worlcy Osborn, wanted In Kokonio, ing of Ihe nlessiige consumed praclically Tom 'Ta.ggart ot the Dcmocratie Na• :ii)o;;. lervice would he fully extended, but so lo coinpM.re favorably wilh tliat of a year liul., for.llio murder of his Rwoothcart, the entire lime of Ibi? si-ssioii. Tlie ex• ago. tional C'otiiniitlee, (0 call the iiatlonai .'\liis.siicliiisplls—.-Vdopted in ,1S."2: re• front was the popularity of llio iiiovo- Fairy McClain-iMiilor, April 7, wa:; ar- pected light in tlie I louse over the (jues- pealed in l.SCiS; roadopled Iu l,S(il); re- (.•oiivoiilion to order in Denver on ,Iiily tnent in all parts of the country Unit Operations In llie proiiiinent iiiaiiufac- i-o:;lcd ir. tin; I'nnlianille yards at lion wliellier tliiu-c shallbe two or tour jiealed in 1,S7.1. 7. Inasiiiucli as it is cxpoetod tliat a this sum wns equnlea during the liret liires present no iiialeriiil cliiinge n.s to L();^;.:insp()rt by l-'aiiliandlo Detectives haltin ships authorized for llie coming iUirtde Island—Adopted in I.SriL': re- ilglit ycJirs of Its life, and whilo the lii-odiictioii. '.More inieresl is poled in Sli-aliio and iMillor. 'i'lie inali al lirst year did not niaterialize, while the naval Nebfilskan will on that occasion lie licaled in JSli:'.; roadopled in LSStl; re• real eslate and constriiclion. Sliipiiieiils ilpiirofiriiilioa bill was under coilsidera- iioiiiiliiiled for I'l-esiilciit, and as it is icrvico is now well cxtonded It would i-ofiLsed to afiknow'iedgc his idelilily pealed in ISSi). of liiinbor liave gained and more hauds lioii, liislc'id, iiio.sl nf the se.ssioii was He liard to state witll accuracy Its nlti- and gave Ilis lianie as naniey Hunt, fiirtllier believed Unit an Onialian will Coiiiieeticut—Adopted in .IS."!-! ; repeal• lind (Vork in llie .vards and al planing devoteil to a lividy ileliiile in regard lo aiiitc uiaximmii lliiilts and probnliio Craiui Rtipids, I\Ilcli. I.aloi-, howovor. make the iioiiiiiialiiig spet'cli, more tliaii ed ill •liS72. 'uills. Furnace ami plule mill oiiipiits naval sliilioas iu llie I'liilippines. 'i'liii be acknowled.^od his crinio to a news- ordinary assiioiative value clings to New York-—Adopted in IS.'i,':;; declared :ost., It lias now, however, lieoii pretty reiiiaiii iiiiicli less l.liaii normal, but iidili- Slim of 100,000, .-IS i-eeoiiimeililed by Ibe |i:inorman lint would not talk alioul It iiucoiistitiitional. . a'cll developed, the s.vstciii Ims settlotl lional coiitracis for rails and siriicliiral coiiiiuiltee for iiiiiirnving and deyeloping Oliio—.\doptcd in ]S,"il; nnmilled liy a iown to a good working basis, and has steel exlciid llie period of assured iictiv- pxeeplin.g lo say Uio shooting wan iic- the naval slatiou at Oloiigapo, Subig Day, licelise tax law. joconii; a positive faelor of tiio postal ily. oidonlf.l. Th(r revolver wilh Wliich ha was iillawed lo sland. The spi'cial me.s- Indiana—..Vdoiitcd in 1 m ; declared iciioiiie oC tlie country along tho line* lll'od l!lo fatal shot, a jiinl of whiskey siigo from I'resideul lionsevell urging S." l''ailures reiinrled in the Gliicago dis• uncoiistitulioual. ami :i live-dollar bill were 011 llic man, four liallle ships eliciled loud appliiiise. nf the city free dellvoi-y. trict iiiiiiilier 21, against 2il last week and -Miciiigiin—Adopted in 1S,'55; repealed The naval bill was mil concluded when 17 a year ago. Tllose w-itil liabilities over in 3.S7.^. "Tlie steady growth of the service at Gold Burglaries at Richmond, hul. tho House look a recess until 11 :,'J0 .$,"1,000 iliiiiiber 11, a.giiiiist 10 last week Illinois—-Adopted in 1S51; repealed iu present Is shown in the not Increase Wednesday. nnd 1) in 1007. Hui-glnrs carl-iod olit tho boldest rob• 1,S.-i.'l. last year of .1,002 now routes, and these bery thai lias heen Cdiiiiliillcd in Ulcli- U'i.scoiisin—Adoiitod iu .1 Sao; vetoed by figuros iiia.y bo taken as a reasonable iiKK.d, liid., in many inoiitlis. I'etwoeii 'I'lie Senate devoted its entire liino Governor. 5asls of probable future yearly expan• NEA)7 yOBK. the iioiirs of 7 and 1) o'cloelc Ihoy oii- Wednesday to eonsideriiig bills on the Iowa—Adopted jiarlial proliibillon in sion tiioiigii the niiinber of petitions i'lastor trade al retail, llioiigli alTectod lereil the lioilie of i'erry ,1. Freeman, cali!udar. Among lile measures iinssed LS.").'; full prohibition in lS.S-t; mulct law ;or new routes fell off several tlioiisaiid III sections Iiy iiiifavorahle weather. Is on. were those suppressing betting on i.-iees ex-!n:iyoi- and posliiiatiicr, and acciirod ill ISO;!. :hirlng tbo year as compared with tho llie whole fair. C'olleclloiis sliow slight ami games of various kinds in liienis- Neliraska—.Adopted in 1.S55; repealed a largo amount of'siiverware, various Dreceding year. improvemoiit at n few centers and lilliiig Iricl of Coluiiiiiiii, proviiling for the pur• liiecc-: of je-.vnlry anil ?!! in money. .-\t iu 1S5S. ill orders Iiy jobbers are a Irille heller, hut chase ot land between Pennsylvania ave- Ivansas—.-Vdoplod constitutional amoiid- till: lioiiie of Cliironco Kriinier, a sliort Co,sl ot Scrvici! Iiiorea.NC.s. reports from leading industries are no iiiie and llie. .Mall in Waslliiigloii as sites GAVEL FOR PEriVER MEETIJN'G. mcnt in LSSO. more favorable, rather more weiikness is (li.^U[iicc fi-oni Iho I''ruuiiiaii homo, sil• for goveruiueiil buildings, creating a bison "The country is increasing in popiila- North Dalwta—Coiistitiitioiial provis• noted ill iron and steel and fall trade in , verware and jowcll-y wol-e taken, but range in Montana, and eiiliirging iioiiio- ;ion, however, so rapidly tiiat now ser- tills piece of ilgiluinvitae wood. '.IMiis ion in hSnO; repealed in l.SOG. leading lines is still disajiiKiintingly hack- tlie iimoliiit iiml Yiiliio are not Iniov.'n. steads 011 iioii-irrigalilo lands. 'I'he rlco is destined to keep pace tlierewiUi. gavel lind soiiiulilig board wore sent to SouUi Dakota—Conslitulional provis• ward. The diilliiess in building lines— swamp land reelamalion 1)111 was coii- .Mayor Diilllinann of Oil^alla by T. G. ion in ISnO. fho cost of now service for last .year expeudillll'es for the first (iiiiirter being -If) Cent'in Stoniach Sixty Years. sitoM-ed for a lime and was made t;iie 1111- llari'is of Foi-t Uobiiisoii, Neb. Mr. Goorgi.a—Adopted prohibition in 1007. ^'as aiiproximiitely .$873,000, and these per cent below 1007—iin'ecis all the lines A largo cojijier cent, swallowed fiiiislied Imsiness of liie Seimlo. Tlio Oklahoma—.Adopted proliibition in 3gurcs, as against tlio total cost of the of materials and export and imporl trade liouso (levelled lhc en I ire session to tiio Harris is aslroiig supjinrtor of P.ryali. sixty year.s ;igo, lias just caused the lOOT. Did service, will give , the, iiublic and are ebbing, indic-aliiig the lirst decrease in navy inerease ]U'ovision of tlie naval ap• and aii acqiiaiiihiiice ot Mi'. Daliliiian. rtoalli of ,lanics Iliickins, liT yeiVrs old, Alabama—Adopted proliibition in 1!)0S. die student of postal affairs an idea foreign trade from Uie prece'ding fiscal propriation bill and chief interest cen• Tlio sounding ixiard is mndtj of Black a larmer nc:ir liuporte, ind. Tlie coin >f tiie proliablo future yearly expendi• year noted for live years jiasl. tered in tlie (luesliou of two liattloslii|is, Hills cedar. became ;i'.c;ls('d in lite lining of the as .recoiuiueiided by the coiiimilteo, or ture for tiiis item. '.IMie iiuiiilior of idle bunds is as large stomach at the time It was swallowed four, as urged by President Uoosovelt. "There are fifteen States in the Un- as for some time past, wage reductions and i-uiii,-iinod tliero tnili! rocenil.v, BIG ALGERIAN BATTLE, eiirlail liuyitig power and llie number of 'I'he vote was 1!)!) to to sustain the '011 in wliich tliofc are in operation wileli an abscess formed and acids in coiuiiiiltee's recoiiiniendiiliou, failure's continues far ahead of,a year, n'er 1,000 rural free delivery postal , tile stomach bogati to dissolve tho French Troops Bepulse an Attack ago. Business in pig iron Is very liglit routes. The llirec States containing eoiu. Poii.-.oniitg ciiyii':il, causing death, by Berbers and Arabs! and lower prices have been made to 111- die largest niimbor of routes are: Uli- '^llle Sena 10 was not lu session 'i'llurs- Advices from Coloiuii Bocliar, Alge• li-act even the small biisiiie.ss going. Fiii- Qois, tiio 'banner rural free State,' with Grc,-3t Gathering of Egtjs, day. The long exi.sling coulrover.sy as to ria, say tliat a French column posted islied iron and stool arc likewi.se quiet 2,771 routes; Oliio being a close second Gatliorliig 10,500 do'/ons of eggs in whether the rjuilod Stales navy should oii'Talzaza Hill, wliieli commands tile and rail orders are only fair. Plates are liave submarine torpedo boats of the IIol- ivith 2,0-1.3, and Iowa tliird witli 2,314. exceiitiotially dull, and fabricators of: one v.'cek is Hlo record accomplished plain of Tanilot, was attacked fiercely liiiid type, as reeoniiiiemlod by the coin- .Vccordiug to tho annual compilation The Other priiicip.al States with their structural material, particularly in the hy ,lohii Huverstalil at Low Point, 111. at dnyligiif Tlliir.sday by a niiiiibnr of iiiiileo on naval atViiirs, was settled in lite made by Dr. H'. K. Carroll in tiie New :espoctlvo nuiiihor of routes are as fol• Cliicngo district:, havo immod some low f^.^.te litst week bo received an order Berbers, wiio, with iioiiiad Ar.abs, have liouso when the provkso limiting tlie York Clirislian Advocate, tho total gains lows: -Indiana, 2,113; Pennsylvania, quotations on business recently booked, froul i^oijton, Mass., to rusii the slii])- Secretary of the Navy to piireliaso only been coiicoiitnitiiig I'or several weeks of all religious denominations last year >,058; Missouri, 1,943; Michigan, although there is 110 evidence tliat the inniit and \v;ia given one week in wlilcii boats of the flolland tyiieWas stricken on tho western I'roiiticr of Algeria. wore 2,301 ministers, 4,214 churches and 1,033; New York, 1,709; Kansas, 1,028; sha|)os Iiavo liroiiglit lower than list to lill the. order. Woodford County out. 'J'lie olfecl of this action was to give 027,5-10 communicants. Tlie Ilonmn Cath• prices. .•Vltiiougli surprised, Uic French force Toxas, 1,005; Tennessee, 1,5-14; AAHs- Vv'tiR scoul-ud nnd tlio consignment has llie Secretary a free hand in tlio selection olic deiioniination continues to rank first Business failures in the. United Statiis rallied and fouglit dospcratel.v, and not lonsin, 1,5-41; Minnesota, 1,512; Goor- been filled bcfol-o the time limit. of siihniariiie boats. .-V liuinorous speech wilh a long load, Uio memlicrship being for Uio week ending April 10 numlior 201, ! only beat off their adversarlf^s, hut pul'- fia,, 1,409, and North Carolina, 1,179. by .Afr. Williams, in whicii ho bad sev• ostinmtod at 11,000,000, wliich is consid• against 258 last week, 107 in the like eral friendly cinsbes witli -Mr. Hobson of sned them for six miles. So hot was erably less than tiiat given by Sadlior's Stitched Man's Heart—He Lives, "The fact that over 3,000 ])osto(iices week of 1907, 107 in 1000, 183 in 1005 Alabama over warsliips and balloons, the pursuit tiiat tlie Arab.s, in their Dircctor.v. The latter places the Catlio- Surgeons now say that Rohort Ttig- and lO.O-'in lOO-t. Canadian failnros for commanded the attention of the House tor headlong flight, •abaiidoiiod tlieir dead lic popnlntioii- in this country at 13,800,- Qiivc been discontinued nnd their pa• llD, ot Yonkci'B, N. Y., is out of dan• tile weok ending April 10 number 20. , some,time. .Vfter agreeing to tnko up tiie and wounded. Several irroon flags of Jina, led liy 15,00:5 priests. Next to the trons aro being served by rural car• ger, thoii.gii .several stitclics had to be nirninst 28 last week and IS in tins week diiiloniatic nnd consular ajipropriation hill Catholic stands the Jfctliodist cliurch, riers tolls a story iu itself oi! tlio rami- tho prophet also fell into the hauds ol a year ago.—Bradstreet's Commercial Jto- takeli ill ilis heart aftoi- ho was stalih.;d next, the Hou.se adjourned. with 0,000,78-1 coininunicants, represent• flcatlons oi: the system and what it port. on April -1. Dr. Edwjird F. Duffy, who the French. ing a gain of .101,000 for the year. Bap• aicans to the millions of rural residents performed llic operation, ,snys (he Tiie French victory was costly, iiow• tists now number 5,22-1,305, a gain of from Maine to California who are dal• wound lias healed and tlial luglia' Injunction ngaiiist llio enforeoraent of ever. Twonty-oiglit men, including an 103,000. AVith an increase of 50,000, the; ly placed in touch with the outsido Chances ot recovery arc good. State laws can only ho issued by a major• oilicer, were killed and 100 mon, includ• Prosbytorians now number 1,821,504. (vorld. ity of tliree federal judges, who aro to ing ten • ollieors, were wounded. The Lutiierans Iiavo 2,022,005, a gain of 0,5,- Two Boys Drowned, pass upon them it a bill that passed tiie losses woro greatest In Uns foreign le• 172. The Disciples of Christ number "As a result of the establishment of Senate,Friday becomes a law. Tho liill 1,285,123. Tlie .•Vmorican .Tewish. Year• Grover Spurgeon, aged 17, and .lohn gion. Tiio Berber lo.s.ses woro much rural delivery and the necessity for the was opposed hy Mr. Ifeyhum on llie book places tlio number of .Tews at 1,777,- Spurgeon, aged 10, wore drowned in heavier, 125 bodies lioing found by tile oinintenancc of good roads to Insure ground tiiat tho groat distances betwoon 185. Protestant Episcopalians . reached its continuance groat activity hns been Newton poud on their way to scliool French troops. The pursuit wns stopixid 830,059, Ciiristian Scientists 85,000, Uni• federal courts in the West would operate Chicago,—Cattle, common to prime, ill Lawrencehiirg, Ind. Tiio hoys liad by darkness. tarians 71,200, and Congregadoualists Hisplayed in various parts of tho coun• to delay tho granting ot necessary in• .$4.00 to .$7.10; hogs, prime heavy, .$4.00 constructed a raft, which capsized iu 090,327. try looking toward the Improvement of junctions. Senator Knox favored tlie to ,$5.92;: sheep, fair to ciioicc, .$;-!,00 road conditions. - ten feet of water. Tlic bodies were bill. Tho attitude of Emperor William Jilock 4hilt irouNON (ilT.'C .SoiiLm. to ,$0.40; wiioat, : No. 2, 0.1c to 92o: Bisliop Samuel Fallows of tho Boforin-:, recovered. and the Berlin court toward David Jayne Harold Jf. Finlo.v, in a report for tlio "Taken all In all, the establishment corn, No, 2, Cue to 07c; oats, standard, Hill W.1S tile suh.iect of comment in the od Episcopal church of Ciiicago, now one, Federation, Uio organ of Hie Federation 5£ the service as nn entirety may be 51c to 52c; rye. No. 2, 70c to 78e; ha.v. ' of the leaders in tho Christian.psychology^ Fourteenth Body Found in Ruins. House during the consideration of tlie of Chnrclios, gives the result of his study timothy, ,$9.50 to $10.00; prairie, $8.00 , niovomont, has given out the prescription 3ald to be one of the accomplishmcnts Many thousands of people walked diplomatic and consular bill. Mr. Per• of the congested sections of New York. lo ,$12.00; butter, choice creamery, .25c Willi tlio observance of wliich he Iielioves of the times in which we live, and as through the ruins of Uie lire wliich one king of New York and Jlr. Slaydou o£ Tiioro he says one may lind now more to 28c; eggs, fresh, 11c to 15c; potatoes, ' Texas condemned tho practice of select• any ono may live to be 120 years old and great as have been the rcstdts already Week ago swept through ciielsoa, than sevonty-iivo blocks having a density por bushel, 05c to 75c. ing men of great wealth lo be tho n.ation's of population of over 1,000 people to tlio die a painless death. Its main points are attained they may be considered small Mass. One more body was found in tts follows; Early to bod. and early to Detroit-Cattle, .$4.00 to .$0.00; Iiogs, diplomatio reprosentalivcs. Under li- acre. In IOO.'j, SOG Iilocks had a popula• to what will accrue In the next gonor- Oie ruins. This makes tho fourteciilh rise; plenty of exorcise of a kind dif• ,$4.00 to .$5.80; shoop, .$2.50 to $5.50; : conso of general • debate ..'itr. Griggs of tion of: 1,000 souls each, ISG liad 2,000 atlon." body thus far found. Georgia spoke in advocacy of the disfran• population, -IC over: 3,000, 3 over -1,000, ferent from your regular employment; wheat. No. 2, 93o to O-lc; corn. No. , chisement of tiio southern negro; .Mr. 1 with over 3,000,and ono other with ex- Obey Uio laws of hygiene; love God and yellow, Otjc to 07c; oats, No,, 3 white,/ Find Bones in Furnace. S^OBT NB"WS NOTES. Burton of Oiiio discussed the causes of acUy 0,173. This last is the negro block bo square wiUi . yonr fcllow-man; and .05c to 50c; rye, No. 2, .SOc to Sic. ,::. Fire at the Joy line pier m New York ' The whitened hones of a man were the recent financial depression and vari• on the upper AVest Side, bounded hy drink buttermilk or sour milk two or. .A'lilwankeo—Wiioat, No. 2 northern,: laused a loss of,."?150,000. ' found in a furnaco of the Crucible ous other matters wore discu.ssed. With Amsterdam and West End avenues and throe times a day. He says his authori• •$1.03 to..$1.04; corn, No. 3, 05o to Otic;, . Steel Company in Pittsbur.g, Pa. Noiui Uie diplomatic bill still under considcra- Sixty-lirst and Sixt.v-second streets. Of ties arc the Bible and tho latest sc:-ace, Directors of the. Union Pacific railroad oals, standard, 52c to 53c; rye, -No. 1,:, particularly Uio work of Metchnilcoil' of of tlie workmen nre missing, and it is Uon tho House recessed until 11 :oO a. lu. 122 of Ulo most congested hloclcs, tllo have refused the request of certain stock• SOc to 81c; barley,: No. 2, SOc to 87c;,: Saturday. Uie ;Past(;ur Institute..,: . : . , .. : believed some dcspondout person com• alien percentage is now ."jS., holders to sue B. H. Harriman to re• pork, mess, .$.13.35.. J :-. - cover profits on sale of stock.: : mitted suicide. At Oakland; Cal., the other. Sunday the : Butfalo—CatUe, choice shipping steers, :; NATIONAL CAPITAIi NOTES. 'Vwa In an Aeropliinu. wife of the Kov. AValter B. Tanner, pas• The, Rev. Dr. Charles N. Sims, former .$4.00 to ?0.00; hogs, fair to clioice, .$4.00,.; chancellor of Syracuse university, died Gander Kills a Child, iSenator Carter of the committee on , For the iirst tirae in Europe two per• tor of tho I Melrose BapUst church, occu• to:$6.15;, sheep, common to good uiLxed, at his home in Liberty,; Ind., aged 73 Tlie 2-yoar-old son of Henry Stressel- postoirice and.post roads introduced a bill sons have ipade a successful lliglit in the pied the pnlpit, her husband liaving boon, .$4.00 to .$0.73; lambs,' fair to >:,choico, :^ years. • meyer, of Wright City, Mo., was at• to ostahlisii postal savings banks. , same aeroplane. This occurred at Issy, hurt in an automobile accident. Shs' ,'ilj,00 to $8.30. doliverod his - sermon -on "Daniel' in San. :: The State Of Texas-has issuodan ex• tacked by a gander, and killed with , The House. comniitteo on mines and France, whenHonry Farman nscontled in New Yorlj—Cattle, $4.00 to .$0.75; t Francisco and Ooldand." ; , : • ecution- on the -property' of the .AVaters- one stroke'of the fowl's wing over. Oie mining agreed to recommend tlio passage Uio machine of Loon Delngrango, the.lat• iiogs,,?3.50: to ,.$0.43;-sheep, .$3.00 to ; Bishop Thomas Augustus Jaggar,' who Pierce Oil Company in Texas on a judg• baby's heart. . , of a bill providing for the establishment ter steering. Prior, to tliis Parraan. had $0.00; wheat. No. 2 red, 97c to OOc; ment of $1,625,108. ^ Of a bureau of mines in the Department madf.the record flight,of,two and a half has boon appointed head of the American corn. No! 2, OOc to 71c; oats, natural Episcopal cliurch in'.Europo:in succession: ' M. Saito, former member of tho Jap• Big Gas Well Bored In. of the Interior, kilometers in three, minutes and twenty- white, 5Cc to 5Sc; butter, creamery, 2oc ^ to the late Bishop, Worthingtoni. is, nearly J anese;, cabinet as: minister :,of: commerce, A gas well, the flow o£ which is es• The commission of education has re• one sioonds. to'290:; eggs,: western,-:13c .to 10c. 70 years old, and' for that reason may has arrived in Seattle - from.-Tokio. i„'.His ceived from the organizing committee of Toledo—Wheat,' No. 2 'mixed, 91c to timated at five million reet of gas and not accept the -place, asiiti.wouldnecessi-;, errand:covers :a campaign among, union the first Pan-American Congress at San- 'Many of the. northern, Minnesota jsaw 93c; corn. No. 2 mixed, C7c to GSc; tweiity-flve barrels of oil'a day, was tate- his taking.:.up-.a .residence-in Paris, • labor, leaders for admission: of Japanese, Uago, Chile,.an announcement that the mills' have resumed -operations.: .-As'a oats. No. 2 mixed, 52c to 53c; rye. No. struck on a farm three miles west o( whichdie has no ^particular, desire-' to^do.;:; workmen to membership in-organized la• date has.been postponed to Dec, 25, 1908. rule?they. will, operate.only.:dayjforfie.s. -: 2. 79o to SOc; clover seed; prime, $t2.0&, Mansfield, Ohio, bor bodioa ' •M't.,-' TOWN TO BE MOVED. a huckster's close round here, and, b&T lug five small children, wants a girl t» look after them, and do a bit of scrubbing .Siinrln to Oct AiioiEiur Slto Sn Itllnem and swiieping; hnlf a crown a week la Mny Kxfraet Ore. what she gives." ,(E0[1RJ™ It will not be many months now, It is "I am not worth that, cither," said hellcved,' boforo the village of Sjiarta, Blln, wUIi a laugh; "I should got out ol .Alesahn range, is shifted to its new loca• patience with five small children. . Why, tion. Ore nndcrlies the present site, ami While I was scrubbing tho kitchen, soms One of the most Iniporlaiit additions to permit of its econnmical mining it Is of them would climb on my 'back, and to astronomical science. In years was necessary tlmt the town be moved. The :iO0COCKX)OOOOdO0OQOOOOOO(XK3OOOOO^^ tumble in tho scrubbing pail. I'vti seen the recent announcement from the Low• new location linsi boon selected, following TBaiar • that happen lots of times." the conlrnry spoctnele at diamond drilling' : 1 ell obserVritory, Flagstaff, Arly,., tliat And so sho lind in the cottage kitehcoB JUDGE iDENOUNCES JUBOBS. lo determine where ore does not o-Kist, the atmosphere of tho iilanet .iMars is CHAPTER XIX. butter, she naturally thinks of becoming of the poor at Wychorly. and as soon as Hie work of tilling is coin- Tlio rofreshment room was full of peo• a governess, unless she is gifted as an very rich: In vapor. This Information Vuiiiiu :!tliiii Wliu Coiifujsvud (iii'ilvr "Here conics my breakfast," she ex• 3 pleled by tho IJnited .Sinles .Steel Corpo- ple, many of whom were siamling up artist, who hopes to sell hor pictures; was gained by a comparison of tliti AciiiilUvit Detroit. claimed joyfully, as the cross old woman In 11 rntioii nnd Iho ground lins settled sufli- spectra of JIars and the moon. Asfroii- round Hio counter where Miss Worthlng- an nutlioress, who hopes to sell her appeared with a cup ot collec, a round "This is one of l;he vilest miscnri-iiiBOS cieiilly, a wdiolosalo removal of buildings ton iviis paying for the breakfast. stories; or an aclxc.ss,who desires to go of whoaten ciikc cut open, a pat of but• omers have boon trying for forty-live of justice Hint lins aver liccn heard of in will take ])laco. The earth used in im- Mrs. Wycherly had not been able to on the stnge. ter, and au egg. "Thank you," said Ella. years to: settle Ihe (pieslIon. this coiiiilry," snid .Tiidgo riielan in Hie provir^g tho site is coming from the strip• perceive, on account of the crowd, that It seemed to Elln feasible that she lioc'order's conrt in iJotroit wliun a jury ping nt the Gilbert mine. Sparta is not ''You needn't thank me; 'tis paid for, There has recently been completed at Ella had not joined Hint lady; nnd it should livo in a lodging in tho town, call found IS-yenr-old Percy Bowin of Wood- the only Mesaba lown built up on ground else you wouldn't get it." was thus Ihnt tbo young woiuan contriv• herself .Miss Clairmont, nnd give lessons Lorain, Ohio, a dry dock T-Ll-feet long,, villo. Out., not guilty of the hrtitnl mur• beneath wdiicli aro important minernl de• '"J'bat's true," said Ella, beginning r.av- ed to ItMLVO Uio station, and so foiiiid her• at two guineas a week at Uckfield Houso. and 120 feet wide 'This makes it tho der on .Tnii. 7 of (1,'5-yeiir-old Mrs. Corne• posits. It will perhaps be only a (iiiestion onously upon the bread and butter; "sa self In a suburb of the town of Evers- She know Lionel Leigh was paid ono greatest fresh-water dry dock In the lia VVelcli, whose house P.owiti frequentod. ot lime when .McKinley will occupy an• I won't thank you any more." holt before she was missed. liundrod a year for being tu'for to her world, and It comes witblii five feet of liowin, after several days in tlio aweat- other site, nibbing Itself, the melropolis 'The old danio growled soniotliiug innr- Sho foared that she must be discov• con.siii. Why should not she gain half- being as long ns the new dry dock of bo.v, Iinally ndinilled lii« guilt and made a of (he range, is timloi'laid with bodies of ticiilately, and Ella wont -jn with her ered unless she could contrive to put pli.v- ns much for teaching uunihers ot stupid detailed confession of liow he killed the ore. It is tlie rule on Hie old range of breakfast. ^Wlen sho had finished, sho dm League Island iiiivy yard. Four ; sieal distance between herself nnd her girls every day'? old woninn and stole and iiawiied her diii- the Lake Superior region that the villages went out into the street. Signs ot life resscls 005 feet long biiyo been launched moHier. The easiest and safest way to I']lla nodded at the red-brick bouse and iiionds. This confession, signed iiy Powin, and cilics have been built on ground hold• were mnny in the town of Eversholt, By on the great lalcos within the year, and • oDioct this was eerlninly the railway; tho green Venetian blinds. wns ])liiced iu evidence. P-owiii look tho ing ore, but it has never yet been neces• Hiis time shops wore open, oart^ wore roll• but, as it wns, with her moHicr nt the "1 will come back," sbo said, "when It Is believed that vessels 700 feet long : stand and repudiated it alisoliitely, saying sary lo make a transfer to a new loca• ing, a few people wOro afoot, llio littP Eversholt station, it seemed to her as if I have aomo money in exchange for this will bo bnllt wlililii 11 few years. that Captain .VfcMonuell induced iiiin to tion, although lo nu extent tliis is now in town was waking up to tho morning sun all the lines in England wero blocked hea(7 bracelet and wateh. ..Somehow, I . A curious occurrence, deoinod worthy iniike it by talking ot Ihe strong case lirogre.ss nt .Norway on tlio Menominee. shiiio and tho business of tho day, for her, for surely .Mrs. Wycherly would do not fool a hit afraid. It is glorious ngniuBt liim and promising to help hini to Ella Wycherly knew Hint hor mother, of sclcntlUe record, wasWitnossed'by soon .set all the telegraph wires in tlie to bo hero." a iwrdon later. Tlii.'i the eaplain and ."\riss WorHiington nnd the conehman wers Dr. J. S. Dlller, of the Guologleal Sur-', kingdom vibrating with tlio .story of her other ollicers denied absolulely. The po• WAYNE HAS $10,000 FIEE. Indeed, the sweet, fresh nir of Hio sum• searching for hor nil over the town. If vey. In Oregon lust Sopleinlicr. It was flight. Ella knew enough of tho world mer morning had an exhilarating effect lice offered a great deal of evideiice to slie walked about as a young stranger in a mortal combat betwoon ii salninandur and of the law to be aware that if slie upon Ella. She felt strong enough, dar• conlirm the stalenieiits in Howiu's confes• IWnr.it .SIxirlN IJiuliir .Stulrvriiy In a brown holland dress, and not very about liiclies long and a gnrler-snnke applied to the authorities, her motlior ing enough for anything; only she was sion. ,Tudge I'lielan told Hie jurors Ibey IlnlldiiiK U.sod n.s .Saloon. snioolhly plniled hair—traveling all night would have no right to imprison her for hungry. She bad been too much agi• two feet In length. The Saliiiniimlor oiigiit lo be nsliaiiied of tlieniselvcs and Fire that origiiialod under a stairway does not eondiicc to a.fresh and neat nji- life, but until she was of age, her inoHicr gripped lis foe at tho iiaso of the jaw, that the comniuuily should bo Hiiiukfnl tated lo ont bor biscuit at the refresli- liearanee—she must inevitably be pounc• in the Stringer liloelt in Wayne just would have ilio right to iiliice her wlior- Unit Hioy are liiirred from trying any merit room, and sho had not roinembered ed on by some of those who wore search• and hung on with bulldog tenacity. after luidniglit caused a loss ot about .?10,- evor she pleased, aud three years of irk• moro eritiiinal cases for llireo years. to put it into bor pocket. ing for her. Tho fight lastoil about three hours. At (100. Those whose jiroperty wns de• some huprisoiiment seemed iusvil.able. stroyed were: •\Vyaiidotle l.lrowiiig Co., "I wish .some of the shops would open," \Ylioreforo, Ella resolved she would the end of Ibat Iliiie the snake was Ella .said to herself, fervently, that sho (IrniitCarpenler. agent; P.. D. Wright's thought Ihe young lndy. "I believe I hide for the reniaiuder of tho day. But nearly doad, wiiereas the salamaiidcr GEN. B. M. CUTCHEON DEAD. would rather work as a housemaid, or barlior shoii, crushed in by falling walls; hnve half a crown in my purse." where? "seemed fresh in the oiijoymont of his girl ot all work, in some .shabby-genteel .foiaii Fltzglbhon's cigar factory ; Dr. ICd- So I'llla walked on down the high street. ".-\b 1 I will go on; I will got out of victory." Ilu Iliitt Iti'pi-e.itrntinl .>ln.ni.strii family, such as sho hnd rend of in novels, 111 wnrd K. Ixie's doutal otlice. 'These aro Soon her iialienco and persovoraneo wero this.town; I Will find a high road nml Ci>n«'r(.-.s,i for l-'oiir 'Pi-riii.'^. but had never mot in Hie somber .splendor If the sun were liliie Iliore would lio total losses.' E. .T. Hall's (lour and feed rewarded. Slio perceived a lilHe shop, some field.s, nnd 1 will go and sleep un• , Gon. Hyroii .M. Cuti-lieou. who was a other life, than bo found by her .inothcr, only two colors in the worhl, blue aud store adjoining and Hint ot Jfurpby & witli toacuiis and loaves of bread and pats der .some frees. I feel horribly sleepy; member of Congress from .Manistee for and conveyed to the Italian prison house. of butter in tlio Window, laid on clean, black; or If It were roil everything Peters, grocers, were somewhat damaged. it must bo delicious to sloop out in tlio four terms and one of .Micbigiiu's most She was in a nnrrow lano, with pretty, wliito cloths, and covered with frosh, Vuhiiiteer firoiueu .saved these two stores. o]ien air I" would he riHl or bliiek. In the latter lirnniinciit soldiers during the Civil War, old-fafiliioned liotises of various sizes lying green loaves. I'^lla walked on nt a swift pace to• (?aso tboro woiihl be red snow, red lillos, . died at Viisilaiili, ~'J. years old. Ilealli bnck in gardens luxuriant with the fruit:, "Hot coffee and rasher, (id," was print• ward where tho trees showed green at black grass, a black clear sky iind rod followed,a lingering illness. Gen. Ciitcli- MOVE SALOON TO KEEP "WET. fiowors and I'oliago ot golden July. On ed on a card. Hie other end of Hie town; and soon sho clouds. Tliero wciild bo a. Utile variety, eon wns born .Mny 11, 1,^:1(1, in Pembroke, either side were verdant bodges of haw• was in a leafy Inne, with great hawthorn .\. II. lie commenced his ediicalion at Lliluor .Seller llroi IMiiu to Esuuiit* thorn, closo-cliiipod, thick, iinptyietrable. Ella, holding her pretty head aloft, and however, If the Rim wore green. Things hedges on either side ot her, and mea• Ponibrokc ncadeiiiy in and gradiiiil- I)r The Shirt Waist Season A very pretty wedding was solem- Mrs. Gertrude Mason, ;J2 years old. nl/.eriattlieliiiineof Mr. and Mrs.S. A. died lastevening at 0 o'clock at tlie l.-i upon us, (inci this stoi'e was never Williams of Wliite Oak, Wednesday, home of her mother, Mrs. Clara Dla- SPRING SHOES hetteraljle to supply tlie demiind for evening, Aprir I'ltli, at SlIlO, when mond, corner of Ward and Stinson AT —• Net or Lawn Waists or •Shirt Waist tiieir daiigliier.-Tlllle Mae, wa.s unit- streets. Contracting, a severe cold •Siills, tiiiiti it now is, ed In marriage to Bennett Taylor of three week< ago, Mr-;,. Mli.^on was seiz- F. W. WEBB'S Most of tiur Waists were bought Ingliaiii Itev, Niles, paster of tlie ! ed wiUi .•spinal uienlngitis. iK'hiw price so that we are able to llowellHapti-t cliurcli,jierfornied the Mrs. Mason was burn'In Mason, make as low cereiiiotiy in the presence of KiO invit-' Mich., where slio resided utitil twelve Ladies' Oxfords Men's Oxfords prices now ed girosl';. Miss Flossie Smith and years ago, then cimiiiig to Owosso With In Tan, Golden Brown, • In Russia Calf, Patent iis are usu• Mr. Ami Terrell were the attendants. her mother and Sister. With tlie ex• Hlack KiH,^ Patent and ally made at The bride was gowned In cream sillc ception of a year spent In Lansing slie Leather, Gun Metal and tlie close of and the groom in tiie conventional had resided liere since. She was mar• Gun Metal Kid.' lite season. black. At tlie hour announced. Io the ried in 1S9S loMarioti Mason. Tliede- sti'ains of tlie wedding uiarcli, rendoi'- ceased was a woman of noble christian See our table Misses' Oxfords ed by Mrs, Tany Williams, the happy character. Webb's Special of Waists, couple took their place under a beaii- Surviving are the husband, the wid• In Brown and Patent. $1.50, $1.75 liful bridal arch trimmed in pink iind owed mother, one daughter, Clara Bell for Men values, white flowers witli greon foiilige, and Mason, aged eight,,one sister, Mrs. B. Children's A Kid Blucher on a the improssive words were uttered G. Pardee of Flint, and two brothers $1.19 wlilcli united Llieir future. Artliur Diatuond of Owosso aud Geo'," O.xfords and Slippers. straight last with a tip. See ourdisplay of Beautiful Nets for Waists After congratulations il tlirei? cotirse Diiiinond of Bannister, Mr. Mason and Suits, for (tnly was called liome from Delroit, wliere luncheon was served, tlieu the happy Hen's Working Shoes 98 cents per yard coiiiile, 111 the brigiit, moonlight, were he ivas wiirking for a lumber company, trciited to a sliort weddini,' trip in a by his wife's illness, and was constant• In Elk Skin, prices from $2^35 to S3.00. Ten different styles, We have a new lot of Banzai and Suesine two-wlu'eled cliai'iot beautifully deco• ly at lier bedside during tiie lasl days. includinrr the Menz Ease P.Ik; Silks for Waists and .Suits. rated I'lii' the nccnsion, drliwii by sl.v The funeral will be held from the Men's Oregon Calf, Oil Grain and Kip Shoes. riiilliful stueds, with Cliiis. Kaywuod house Tliursday niornlng at 10:45 and of Dansville as colicliuiaii. Internieiit will be made in llie Hawley Mills CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER. Gtipsts wiM'e pi'csctit from Ciielscii, cemetery near Mason,—Owosso Press. lenrietta, Pinckney,, Stoekbrldge, Rov. .1. H. Stewart conducted brief Dry Goods Coinpany Williaiuston, llowidl, Dansville and services at the cemetery in tlie after• Mast 111. The gifts were n nine runs, be;iii- noon. tifiil and iistiful, mid including clocks enougll for evt'ry room in tin:'house', Marriage Licenses lMK>0iHHMlmKMllHHHmfm0CMMK10a011lHKMMitMMlmKM»0iKMinUfKHHKMI May Circuit Court Jury. and a lieaiitifiil gold watch. Following is tiic list of May circuit Lambert .lohiLSoti, Meridian 5;!- FOR THE After a simi't trip to Clii'lsoa and Kiliie Bevier, Stoekbrldge .51 ^ j ..PERSONALS.. I ^ I court jurors wliicli convenes in this BEST BREAD city the 1 itll: Cavaiiiiiigrl lake Lliey will lie at home, Will. A. Gurtifss, Lansing 20 •»OOIi.,00«IMR>.H,fWia(M100m>0(IOO WEST COUNTY LINE. il. P. Dunham iind E. Grovenbtii'g visited L, A, iDtinliiini of .iackson Inst Siindity. Seeing Is Believing Agties Wilson spent I'Vidiiy jiiid Siit- Of ends anid small pieces of Suitings, Waistin^s,'Dress Goods, etc, left from my last week's sale. in'dity wit.li Iler griiiidpiirenls, Mr. Look at tiiem. There i.s probably just what you want for that waist or skirt. It will take little of your time to learn that iind Mrs. Krink of Holt,. Mrs, Ord -•\iikii(!y of Liiiising is stiiy- Lot 1 Embroideries you can get better Wall Paper for less money ing Willi lior iiioLlicr, Mrs, Middiiugli, for an iti'dollnlle liiiic. Consists of I2;^c and 15c Suitings and Cotton I have just received a new lot of fine corset Fred .StrolJol and wife and Mrs ElliCi Bt home tnan of any mail order house or ped• Voiles, in the newest shades and patterns. Sale cover embroideries, all 35c values, and I have Hilliard spent JOaster with Will i;!iclc- price for this week only, 7n placed them on sale for this week at 25c. They ell and wil'e of Holt, Per yard . •. . . . «v dler. Our immense stock of paper is full of will not last long, so buy early. Ciias. iinck and wife spent Easter Willi D. Tooker and family. good things and we have by far the finest line Lot 2 Hiiri, Wilson and Wife called at liis White Goods brotlier Oscar's .Sunday. Consists of Silk Ginfrhams, Suitings, Waistings, Have you noticed our white goods? They of special samples ever shown in Mason. Mr. .Spiccr and fiunily have moved Wash Satines, all new spring goods, which sold are really beautiful and the best values at 25c into Ihirl. Wilson's tenement liouse. for 25c and 35c. Sale price for this week jCp, and 30C ever shown in Mason. We sell Devoe Paints. Cliarley Leseooy and wife spent only. Per yard . Look at them. ' ^ .Sunday Willi iicr iiiollier, Mrs.C, C, •Skinutlr. •loe Qiiiiiby and family spt.'iiL Easter Lot 3 Embroidered Collars and Ties witll •!. liiick and family. Consist.s of small ends of Dress Goods left from All the newest things. my last week's sale in Mohairs, Prunellas, Serges 25c values in Embroidered Collars, now 15c Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Henriettas, Chiffon Panamas, Which sold OQn 3SC values in Embroidered Collars, now 25c never fails to tone l,lie sysieio, purify tlie blood, regulate the kidneys, liver at 50c, 75c and $1. This week's price is ^"1/ Be sure.and see them, and bowels. The greatest spring tnoic, makes and keeps you well. .'loc. Tea or Tablets, All Drug Stores, If you are looking for something for a border around that rug, why don't you try our floor Denim at 20c a yard. The best values in town in Spring and Summer Underwear, NORTHEAST ONONDAGA. I. J^. METFRTT^:, MASON, MICZH. Mrs. E. N. Henson and daugliti!!'. Norma, of Lansing visited relutivcs here from .Saturday until Monday. N. P. Haines and family entertain• ed compiiny from Leslie Easter .Sun• day. Those Wanting F=f A I O A D Couni News IItern s Vernon Michael and MLS-* Mary Mcars of Leslie were guests of Newell ...Well Work... HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST GATHERED VanAuker and family Easter. N. P. Whipple and wife visited rela• FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS While I am working on the North tives in ilunkcrhill over .Sunday. Lansing wells Andrew Lang will BROWN'S SHOE STORE Horn, last Monday to Mr. and Mrs. have charge of the work in Mason Elmer Smilli of West Leslie, a line 7{ Are Creating Great Attraction Just Now SOUTHEAST LOCKE. Jnghant Cfoiinlii Jiniccrai pound baby boy, and vicinity. Those wanting work Mr, and Mrs, Tfarncy i.5owers visited PciTy Hill of Leslie has moved into -BY- done see hini or call at my resi• al their daugliLer's, .iennic Oakley, rc- Moni Jlygi'aves house in this place, W. L. CLARK. dence on north Main street. All styles conlly. and will work for him hy the day, AU Elva Copcmcn has hired out I'or the Ethel Mills spent Sunday wilh her Wednesday, April 22, 1908 leathers summer to Elmer Hayner, friends in West Leslie and allcndcd ELMER E, STROPE, Feel Miss Amelia Richardson is visiting tlie Easter cvercises nt Anais sciiool Cit. Phone 69 Mason; Mich. SOUTHEAST ALAIEDON. friends near iiancroft. house, Tired? Mrs, Geo, ,S, Wilson is quite sick at The faniily of Wellie Worden did h'red Disenrolli from northwest Au• Is it any wonder? tills wrilinp. nol escape lhc griji. relius lias moved into part of his I'lilli- All day long the ball Mr, and Mrs. Jrvin Speer visited bis Mrs, lilliiis Richardson has been stay- er's house and will work the farm llie parents in Mason last week. in^s' for a I'ew day.s at Oliver Barn- coming suniiiicr. of your foot, bearing the Mrs. George Slowe enterlained com• lioiise's. entire weight of your body, has Herb Cameron Illis moved lo Park• STOCKBRIDGE. pany from Dansville Saturday and been rubbing, rubbing, rubbing against the rigid, Sunday. er's Corners. Mrs, Cliarles White was quite sick unyielding sole of your shoe! Mrs. M. Speer entertained company Wort llrcwilr has retiiriied to his last week. work a I Lansing, This strain on the nerves of your feet tires every Sunday, ______John .Sayles was sick with mumps Wellio Worden is llie owner of a nerve in your body, ta.xes your whole strength! WEST AURELIUS. last week. new ijlionogrii|iii. J. V, Palmer of Ann Arbor visited Change now, today, to a Ben Nelson and wife visited at M. his mother, Mrs, Mary Palmer, over .7. Gurtiqc's in Petreville Sunday. Possess marvelous curative powers, Sunday. George Rusiili and Isaac Morse have removes all disorders, makes liealth, strenu'ih and llcsll, After taking Hol• Albert Watson and wife of Gregory bad liglitning rods jilaced upon tlieir lister's Rocky Mountain Tea you'll attended Easter e.xercises at the M, barns, realize llie wonderful good it does. E. church. Emmett Mackey and wife of Petre• 3^0,Tea orTaljlels. All Drugstores, The men of the Baptist church serv• Its sole is flexible. It is of regular thickness so that ville visited at Hurl ileynold's last NORTH LESLIE. ed supper ai tlie town hall last Friday it protects and supports the foot, yet bends with it as Sunday. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, I'^ounlain enter• Mrs. Amy Clark is visiting al Hiin- a glove moves with the hand. Mr.-;. June .Sayles entertained lier tained conipaiiy Easier. over, .Ilickson cdiinly. Sold by J. F, GREVE, Mason. Come in and be fitted. Your first impression will Mr, and Mrs. AVriglil La.vloii of Ve• father and motlier, Jolin Van.Syckle Mrs. lloy l:'.uckini.'liam is quite sick. be the springy, buoyant sensation vay spent Easier Sunday witli her par• and wife, of Plaintleld Saturday and Freeman Bunker and wife of Petre• A serviceahle Sunday, :it gives—your first feeling, one ville visited at Ed Curiice's Sunday. cnis, NORTHEAST LESLIE. •^^ Oxioril for all oc Mrs, Dancer of Chehsea has been of ease and freedom, relief! caeions, 'Red Cross •Siielddn Tiioinpson and wife visited i'^rnest Slieriiiaii and wife of Lansing John Wilbur and wife started Mon• ll'uchcr Oxford, Glazed visiting her son, W, J, Dancer. Kid with patent ' al Daniel Sloiil's near Eaton Rapids visited Ilis iiiollicr Sunday, day for .ivansas, lo visit friends. .Several from lierc attended tiie fu• tip,i!l.50. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J'. ]'. Backus spent Miss Mary Galloway is sewing for neral of Miss Garris al Munith last Siind:i\vwitJi Mr. and Mrs. ,T. Stanley. Mrs. Smith at Eden tills week. F. J. BROWN NORTH AURELIUS. week, Oscar Hedgslrom and wife relurncd Several of the young people of this Mr, Stoddard, who has l^een living lioine Monday after spending several Emory Richmond of Ann Arbor vis• place and Fell surprised Rev. and Mrs. Mason in Josepii Bullen's tenement house, days with her parents near Jackson. ited relatives in town part of last •Scilly at their home last Tuesday Oxfords, week, . hasmoved lo iviink and e.vpccls lo The tcaolierand scventli and eiglilh evening, A good time was had by all. run the |,'rocery there. grade pupils nicely surprised Moo Mar• Miss Irene Stilson entertained two $3-50' .lames Lake and wife entertained lady friends from near Jackson last shall last Ratiirdiiy evening. Itcn cured in 30 minutes by Wool- HigJi Shoes, company last Saturday evening and Floyd Steele visited ids iiiollier week. ford's Sanitary Lotion, Never fails. Sold by B. L. Curtis, druggist. mO . S4.00. served ice ereain. soiitli of Leslie Slinda,y. The H, M, S. met with Mrs. Frank Mrs. Saraii Jleiser spent Sunday Tllo L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. S. Marshall last Wednesday afternoon. LESLIE. , withlier daughter, Mrs. •John Avery. A. Faii'cliild llio lastTliursday of this An Easter program was rendered at The funeral of Mi.ss Harriet Spauld• E. M, Holley of Lansing speril Sun• month. All aro urged to go who can. tlie Presbyterian churcii Sunday morn• day ai J. T. Holley's. ing and at the Baptist and Methodist ing, agetl S3 years, was lield at the Agents for the Otis Cornwell and wife enlertained He Got What He Needed. cliurclies in tlie evening. home of Edson Pickeitlast week Sun• a number of ilicir relatives Sunday. "Nine years ago it looked as if my day and Monday the Ixidy was taken tirae had come," says Mr, C, Farthing Born, to 13, Harper and wife, April Death Was On His Heels. to Ann Arbor for burial. of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter, "I was so Jesse P. Morris of Skippers, Va., On Tuesday the funeral ot Mrs. John inih.ason. run down that life liung on a very hiid a close call in the spring of 1906. A, H. Watkins and men commenced slender thread. It. was ilien my drug• Shoesmitli, a former resident of this Trade-mitrlc gist recommended Electric Bitters, He says: "An attack of pneumonia place, was held at Baptist ciiurch, her work on H. E. Webb's barn Monday left me so weak and wiiii sucli a fear• 1 bougiit a bottle and I got wliat I husband having died last fall. They morning. • ' . needed—strengili, I had one foot in ful cough tliat my friends declared had made their home the past two We invite you all to ride on our train. The ne.M debate will be held at the the grave, but Electric Bitters put it consumption iiad me, and death was on my heels. Then I was persuaded Gleaner hall Thursday evening, May back on tlie turf again, and I've been years with a daugliter at Temple, well ever since," Sold under guaran• to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It Mich, Mrs. Shoesmith was a member 7th. Subject, "Resolved, That lire helped me immediately, and after tee at Longyear Bros.' drug store. .iOc. of the Leslie Baptist church, 79 years has caused more destruction than taking two aod a half bottles I was a well man again. I found out that old and an aunt of A, M, Cummins of water." Everyone invited. SOUTH AURELIUS and New Discovery is the best remedy for Lansing, NORTH ONONDAGA coughs and lung diseases in all the EAST ALAIEDON. On Wednesday the funeral of Albert Mrs. ri. Covert has gone to help care world," Sold under guarantee at Farmers in this vicinity are sowing Longyear Bros.' drug store. 50c and J. CJady, son of Jerome Cady'of this t'or Mrs, Dudley who is very sick not th their oats. $1.00. Trial bottle free. village, was lield at the farm of Paul of Mason, Chas. Silts visited his son George in J. Darling. James Russell and wife and Isaac Lansing Sunday. EDEN. On Thursday the funeral of William Russell and John Freeman were in •School was closed in district No, 6 Mrs. Britta Sykes and children of Pickitt was held at the homeof his Jackson to hear the Bryan speech lust last week on account of the sickness Chicago are visiting her parents, Mr. son. Will Pickett, in this village,where Thursday. Of the teacher. and Mrs. James Taney. he died after an illness of only two Notice! Rev. John.ston of Pontiac attended A little daughter was welcomed by Orville Harmon and wife have mov• days. He was 72 years of age and was services at the Bitptist churcli Thurs• "Mr. and Mrs. Joiin Speer Saturday ed, to Lansing. lame, going on crutches,' day evening. We have moved our stock of April IStli. Mrs. A.'C. .Sanders visited Charlotte Dr. Wm. Holtzclaw preached a ser• Elder Miller of the Baptist church Mrs. Harvey Cole and little son vis- friends, from .Saturday until Monday. mon for each of the above funerals. preached at Onondaga at ,3:00 o'clock jted relatives in Grand Rapids last Mrs. Mary Erederick of Lansing Mrs. Katherine Bolton died at the last Sunday, week. visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur La.v home of her daughter in California, Tlierc will be a conundrum social at, Miss Jessie Voss of Wlieatfleld vis ton,-Sunday. at tlie age of 89 years. She had lived SHOES tlic hall Friday evening for tlie benellt ited Miss Jean Button last Thursday. Mrs. A. Smalleyis quite .sick at this in Leslie many years and last fall of tlie'sidewalk fund. Warm sugar Miss Hilda Wolf spent Sunday and went to live with her daughter. She writing.: : • , ; " • to the Dunsback Building will be served. was the mother of Jerry Bolton. On Monday with her friend, Miss Esther Mrs. George Douglass is improving Mr. and Mrs. .Terome Waggoner of the arrival of the body here it will be Lott Of Delhi. veryslowly. , Eaton Rapids and Gdo.H. Waggoner taken to Rives for burial. IH. Kurtz has sold ,his gray ponies, M. C. Anderson of Albion was on Three Doors South of Webb & Whitman's of Lansing spent Sunday with Aureli• delivering them Monday. our streets Monday..,; , Dr. Wm. Holtzclaw has gone away us friends. and will endeavor to satisfy Henry Weber, wife and sods attend• Mrs. Grover Miller-leaves this for a few days to deliver several lec• Miss Grace Barr of Mason called on ed the funeral of Mrs. Weber's sister, morning for Denver, Col., to join her tures at Ewing College, 111. you with Mamie Field T'hursday,...' Miss Kate Belbesheimer, of Island husbiind, who has been there during The Congregational Sunday school Birnic Hunter and wife spent Eas• Corners last Tuesday.^ tlie winter. .' , -T ' ^ ' , had Easter services Sunday morning ter with her people in Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, L. Watkins received Alta Sanders attended an Easter and the M. E, young people in the Best Quality of Goods Wm.,Miller visited Lansing friends the news of the death of .the infant party at.Jackson Monday evening. evening. the first of the week. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce Edd Rolfe met with quite an acci• J. J. Murphy has begun his new .Deaconess Way of J.ackson spoke at at Reasonable Prices ot Eaton Eapids. dent Friday morning. While loading store and when completed wilhbe a the M. E, church Sunday. • his grocery wagon, the horses were great improvement'to Leslie. Plenty of Trouble Amc Hampton and wil'e of Ononda• frightened at a passing train. In try• COME AND SEE US ! Is caused by stagnation of the liver ga visited J,' Russell and family Sun• English Spavin Liniment removes and bowels. To get rid of it and ing to stop them he was knocked day. • Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and headache and biliou8ne.sa and the poi• down, the wheel strikinghis foot and Blemishes-' from horses; also Blood son that brings jaundice, take Dr. It has set all the world a-thinking leg, injuring him quite badly. Al• Spavins,Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring King's New Life Pills, the reliable Bone, Stilles,Sprains;Swollen Throats, Upon it all doctors, as one, agree; though no bones were broken, he was WEBB & LAWRENCE purifiers that do the work without The tonic your friends 'are taking is; Couglis, etc Save $50' by use of one trrindine or gripinp. 25c at Longyear Hollister's Rocky:Mountain Tea. severely bruised and it will be some bottle; A wonderful Blemish Cure. Bros.' druR stores. All Drug Stores. time before he will be able to work. Sold by B.L. Curtis, druggist. 42mC