The Clinton Independent.
YOL. XXXYI.-NO. 21. ST. JOHNS MIOH., THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1902. WHOLE NO.—1831 DELINQUENT TAXES BIG FIRE AT DEWITT AGED PREACHER DEAD. NEW SUPERINTENDENT. Returned by the Several Township Treas Ordained In 1849 Actively Engaged For WUIts BUhop. of Decatur, the Chetoe eP urers to the County Treasurer. 85 Yenra. the Board of Education. It is believed that Clinton county As the Result of the Charter Disastrous Blaze in a Neighbor Rev. Joseph Ashworth, a venerable Marked the Association Meeting At a recent meeting of the board of has returned the smallest amounts preacher of the Methodist Episcopal education, Willis Bishop, at present* Election Indicates. of delinquent taxes by the various boring Village Last Mon at Bath Last Friday and superintendent of schools in Decatur, township treasurers to the county church, died yesterday morning at his Mich., was chosen to succed Supt. 1. A day Night- home, 517 Maple street west, Lansing. • Saturday. treasurer of any county in the state. He had beea ailing about a week, but Gilbert in a like position In the public The lollowing Is a list of the returns was confined to bed only the last three schools of St. Johns. by townships of state and county de days. La grippe, with which the Mr. Bishop is a graduate of Eaton THEY WERE FEARLESS. linquent taxes. It will be notieed that symptoms of pneumonia developed, Rapids high school, attended Oberlln Greenbush, Victor, Westphalia aud THE GRIST MILL BURNED could not be overcome by the aged GREAT NEED OF SCHOOLS college one year, is a graduate of Oli Essex returned not a penny : patient, who was in his eighty-firth vet college and took a post graduate Township. State. County. year. He was conscious to the last course in the University of Michigan, Bath ...... 9 10 41 $ S 56 so that there need be no doubt about The Party Whip and Frowns Victor ...... 87 and seemed to desire to linger until Ovid,...... 119 75 63 68 the arrival of his daughter from New his mental equipment and fitness for Had No Effect This Time. Duplaln, ...... 30 58 31 06 Also a Nearby Barn with its Discussed by Ray Robson, Bath the place. lie is a scholarly gentleman DeWitt,...... 14 64 7 74 York City, whose train was delayed. Contents and a Horse Mr. Ashworth, wMl known In Lan Board of Education and Is said to be practical in his meth Olive,...... 1 95 1 02 ods. If we must part with Mr, Gil Bingham ...... 70 89 58 89 Consumed. sing and vicinity, where he lived 25 and Others. Greenbush, ...... - years, was born in Dublin, Ireland, bert, a worthier successor, from all re The result of the charter election on Watertown, ...... 1 54 82 ports, cauld hardly have been chosen. Riley,...... 12 76 6 61 September 26, 1817. Very little of his Monday last was a surprise to the Re Bengal, ...... 8 50 4 50 He was unanimously chosen by the publicans as well as the Democrats. education was acquired in the land Essex, ...... his birth, for he came to America board from among fifteen applicants The Republican leaders never worked Eagle,...... 13 06 C 95 The vlllage.of DeWitt was thrown The associational meeting of patrons for the position. He will enter upon harder for their continuance in power Westphalia, ...... when he was but ten years old. The Dallas...... 26 14 into a furore of excitement Monday family finally.settled in Novia Scotia, and teachers at Bath last Friday aud his duties at the opening of the next than thev did on Monday last. Lebanon, ...... 60 30 Saturday, was, Commissioner Town ’ school year. The canvass showed a Republican night by a fire which completely de Mr. Ashworth leaving when he was 21 majority of 225. Butthe independent Total ...... $304 51 $157 26 stroyed the DeWitt flouring mill, and to engage in the ministry in the state send informs The Independent , one of New York. On completing his Business Change. and no lest disgusted members of that Total State Tax,...... •4S.613 46 threatened the greater portion of the cf the best and mast enthusiastic ever party came out and exercised their Total County Tax ...... •26,000.00 course at Genesee Wesleyan seminary, Having purchased the stock, fixtures town. No insurance was carried by which he entered in 1839, he was regu held in the county. There was a large and good will of the retail grocery rights and performed a duty they owed attendance and unflagging interest to themselves and their neighbors. MICHIGAN CROP REPORT. Mrs. Webber, of Lansing, who owned larly ordained by Bishop Hedding. business for so many years successfully The Democrats remained loyal to the mill, nor by Levy Schiveley and After 35 years of active work in the was shown in all the discussions. carried on by Mr. O- P. DeWitt, I their nominees, while the independent ministry, Mr. Ashwoith wasattackhd The chief interest was, perhaps, take this opportunity of saying to the Wheat Reported to l>e In Excellent Con John Schiveley, his son, who conduct Republicans, who held the balance of by a throat trouble, which so increased shown in the paper read by Ray Rob peoDle of St. Johns and vicinity that dltlon. ed the business. The total loss- is up that he asked to be released from it shall be my aim to merit a continu power, took the opportunity of more son, of Bath, on “The Greatest Need effectually chastising the wrong doing wards of $5,000. Many farmers lost preaching. His request was granted, ance of the confidence so generously The opinion is nearly universal that large quantities of grain stored in the and in 1876 he moved to Lansing, of our Schools, ” the discussion which accorded to my predecessor. Good of those in power. wheat is in a good condition; many r Some of the best men in the Repub where he has since lived. For five followed being led by members of the goods at fair prices, courteous service correspondents say that the crop looks mill. years he was connected with the Mich and prompt delivery will characterize lican ranks were most fearless in their bettor than when winter began. If The cause of the fire is unknown, Bath board of education. The discus work against those who had become igan conference, supplying charges the business in the future as in the the condition does not materially but manv are inclined to believe it under a presiding elder. It Is a re sion centered round the idea of town past, and I shall endeavor to make so defiant over their great majority change during March the prospects and strength. The leaders had an idea the work of an incendiary. Others markable (act that in all the years of ship centralization of schools. Instead trading in this store as profitable to all will be good for a fair crop of wheat. his ministry, he was prevented by ill of dividing the townships into a num concerned as it always lias been. that the rank and tile of the Republi The total number of bushels of who have more faith in human nature can party would remain loyal, no mat ness rrom fulfilling his duties on only ber of districts, some of them having Very respectfully wheat reported marketed by farmers attribute it to a tire box in which two Sundays. less than half a dozen scholars, the H. E. Pierce. ter what they, the leaders, had done. in February at the flouring mills is Upon this occasion they abandoned there were live coals. Levi Schiveley idea is to establish one strong cen 208,174, and at the elevators 91,238, or was in Lansing when the flames broke tral school. To this school would be Notice. party for principle. They adhered to a total of 299,412 bushels. Of this party at a time when it was not so out. John Schiveley is ill of tonsilitis devoted the entire school moneys of Having retired from the retail gro whole amount 219,713 bushels were OUR DUTY the township. This would result In expensive to do so as now. marketed in the southern four tiers of and was unable to lend his services in cery busiuess and being desirous of The fearless Republicans rejoice the tight which the majority of the securing better equipment, a better closing my books as soon as possible, counties, 05,843 bushels in the central men residing in and near the village class of teachers and in securing from with the Democrats over the result of counties, and 13,850 bushels in the To Ourselves, To the Church, and To those indebted to me are hereby re Monday ’s work, which w'as as follows : waged against the flames. The tire tiie patrons greater interest in the quested to call at my office on Walker northern counties. The total number was first discovered between 11 and Our Fwitor. work of the schools. The cost per cap Totals by Products — 1st 2d 3d of busheis of wheat reported marketed street east and settle their accounts President — 12 o ’clock. The village was aroused Perhaps in no other relation in life ita for the support of the school would at their earliest convenience. 157-427 in the seven months, August-February, Or. Henry Palmer, r.....154154 116 at once, and with pails of water and be greatly reduced, while giving a DeWitt. 143 170—434 is 2,420.000, which is 303,503 bushels are obligations, entered into with a O. P. E. J. Bullard. <1...... 1X11*1 wet blankets the inhabitants worked full knowledge of their binding charac larger amiunt in the aggregate than <’lerk — less than reported marketed in the strenouslv to prevent4.he spread of the it would be possible to raise for any Lout Watt-li. Murdo McDonald.r 157 185 180 —472 same months last year At 29 mills ter, treated so lightly or evaded so Joseph M. Friable, d .119 120 142—381 blaze. The mill, which is a two-story thoughtlessly, as are those which one school in the district under the Somewhere on the west side of and elevators from which reports have frame buildiug worth about $2,000, present system. Another resulting Treasure r-- been received, there was no wheat chuich membership lias placed upon Clinton avenue, Saturday afternoon, Clark A. Putt.r...... 161 140 185 —496 was burned to the ground and its con benefit would be that all the children March 1, a ladies’ gold watch. The 113 116 136—365 marketed in February. The total us. Men and women who, in the O. E. VanSickle, d. . tents totally consumed. everyday concerns of life, are scrupu of the township would be placed upon finder will be suitably rewarded by Axsessot — amount of wheat shipped by railroads Sparks were wafted across Looking- an equality so far as the facilities for leaving same at Jones & LeBaron ’s Lewis Severance, r 131 111 152 -394 from various stations, as reported for lously honest, seem to have little or Emory E. Urle. d .... .144 145 169-458 glass river by the wind, and set tire to no regard for the religious obligations securing an education are concerned. grocery store. Stella Andrews . January is 104,015 bushels. a house and barn, belonging to Mark Under present conditions the equip Trustees— which they have voluntarily taken Card of Thanks. A. E. Richardson, r. 153 128 162- 443 Brush, and other structures. The upon themselves. They will pay to ment of the average country school Eugene King. d...... 118 129 141—392 consists of the bare fqur walls and roof Wo desire, through this medium, to extend 163—424 dwellings were saved without material Caesar the last farthing that is his Wm. Bird, r 144 117 MADE ROUGH HOUSE. our heartfelt thanks to the friends and Will 11. Vauconsaut 128 136 161—425 damage, but the barn was destroyed, due, but keep back from God that of the building, a*few,seats, the teach Noble Burnett., r .... JL58 128 176—452 and a horse consumed. The utmost which, by every consideration of hon er’s desk and possibly a map or two. neighbors who so kindly assisted us during 1. T. Horton, d...... 123 130 157-410 Shiawassee County Family Fight Over n energy of the tire fighters was neces esty and gratitude, is justly His due. The attendance at one school in Bath the sickness and death of our mother. Also OTHER PLACES IN THE COUNTY. Funeral. sary to save the house of James Bron Not in tinaucial matters so much, numbered two. However devoted for the beautiful floral offerings we express Ovid —The proposition to bond the son, across the road from the mill. tne teacher of such a school might be our thauks. Owosso has a sensation. Not much but in those things which are of vastly Mr. and Mbs. Fiieo G ardneh . village for *10,000 to build a carriage of a sensation it is true. But still it is The household goods were removed more importance. They are under to her work, tiie discouragement of factory carried by 326 to 26,'overwhich something to talk about. and damaged somewhat by water and moral obligation to make the most of the situation would render enthusiasm Card of Thauks. there was great rejoicing. The Re rough handling. their religious duties and privileges to in either teacher or pupils an impossi We desire to express our thanks to our Mrs. Mary Collard, a pioneer of bility. And it would be almost im publican ticket was elected with the Westhaven. died recently at her home. the end that their lives may become neighbors and friends for their great kind exception of one t rustee. Wm. Steven such that they may receive the ap possible for the district to give the ness to us during the long sickness and on tbe Husband and three sons, the latter ail Election of Oiflcem. school any where near a proper <»quip- son. democrat, defeated B. V. Soule. grown up. were buying supplies for the proval of Almighty God and that they occasion of the death and hurlalof our hus Byron did not want it anyway. The following are the officers chosen may walk in all good conscience before ment. band und father, and to the Episcopal choir funeral at a local clothing house, when by St. Johns Commaudery March 7th: Briefly stated the above is a state Elsie—The contest was over the a dispute arose as to who should pay men. for their beautiful singing ut his funeral, and liquor question and 188 out of 185 reg the expenses of burial. E. C.—Fred PL Swain. That is the personal, and perhaps, ment of wbat “centralization ” would to all others whose ministrations helped to Gen. —Peter E. Walswnrth. to a certain degree, the selfish side of mean to the educational interests of lighten the burden of our sorrow. istered votes were polled. The Union John Collard, one of the sons, knock dipt Gen. —I.G. Watkins. a township as brought out in tiie dis or Temperance ticket won by the fol ed bis father, Edward Collard. down. Treasurer—Warner Bunday. tiie matter. W e should perform our 51 us. Mary Johnson . Recorder —J R. Henderson. religious duties and pay our vows for cussion. The plan is rapidly gaining Mamie Johnson . lowing majorities : President. T. I\ The other two sons buckled in, and a Sr. Warden —George 11. Marshall. in favor and will undoubtedly be -Steadman, 15: clerk, E. V. Chase, 12; four-handed free-for-all ensued. Cloth Jr. Warden —William M. Smith. the encouragement of our Christian Prelate—M. McDonald brethren woo have a right to our adopted in tiie not distant future. Auctlou Sale. treasurer. A. E. Cobb, 7: assessor. 1. ing was scattered broadcast, a show Mr. Townsend was mure than A. Eddy, 8 : trustees. .1. B. Wooley, M. case was smashed, and the store pro Standard Bearer—Wm. II. Krepps. hearty co-operation in all that per Geo. Ivarber, owing to failing health, Sword Bearer II. W. Morris. tains to tiie welfare of the church and pleased at the spirit evinced through has decided to abandon farming, and R. Van Deusen. M. B. Neir.org, 11. prietor yelled for the police. Warder -R C Dexter. out tiie meetings and also witli tiie Proposition to bond the village for The row was Anally settled by the Sentinel -E. C. Whetstone. the advancement of Christ ’s cause on will therefore expose for sale at public earth. But also and chiefly, perhaps, welcome extended to himself and auction on F. Karber ’s farm 34 miles $5,000 for tire protection was defeated storekeeper and his clerks, who put teachers by the board of education f»0 to 50. two of the Collards out of the front they have a right'to expect that our east and one-lialf mile soutli of St. example to the world will be such that and the people of Bath. That village Johns, on Tuesday, March 25, com door and the other two out of the rear has redeemed Its reputation, as it was door. The question of the expenses is DECREASE IN DIVORCE the mouths of unbelievers will be mencing at 10 o ’clock a. m., horse, cow, still unsettled. stopped aud they will be led to glorify said at one time that a successful in young cattle, swine, chickens, wagons, 0L1) RESIDENT GONE. ' Record Shown 8,398 Mlsmated Couples God through us. stitute could not be held there. Such harness, farm machinery and imple Separated Last tear. Our duty to our pastor is of no less a statement can never be made again, ments. This is a first-class lot of prop as the commissioner stated that “it Had Heen a Resident of this Village For HE IS WELCOME. Secretary of State Warner has com importance. Upon him rests the re erty. Terms favorable. Louis Boron Twenty-seven Yearn. piled divorce statistics for the last sponsibility for the welfare of the was the best and most enthusiastic auctioneer. Dr. Pollard's Successor Is Now n Resident calendar year, which are complete, Christian community to which he has meeting of the kind he has ever at William If. .Johnson died at his resi of St. Johns. x tended in the county. ” dence in tills village at half-past eight with tlie exception of Eaton county. been called to minister. Upon his BUSINESS LOCALS. o ’clock last Friday morning. He had W. Hodskin Gale, M. D., who has There were 2.396 divorces granted in heart rests the burden of the failure succeeded to the medical practice of 1901, 45 applicants refused and 250 and neglect, and perhaps worse, of his Money To Loan At Lowest Rate oflntereet been ill for nearly a year with a com withdrawn. At the beginning of the plication of diseases. Dr. J. W. Pollard, calls Canton, N. Y., people. He is constantly striving for HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. H. J. Patterson , St. Johns. his home and is a graduate of Jeffer year there were 3,857 bills for divorce the upbuilding of Christian character Mr. Johnson was born in Baltimore. Berkshire Swine For Sale. Md.. on Feb. 15, 1830, and lived there son medical college, of Philadelphia, pending, bills filed numbered 3,796, in tiie members of his church, and he which is perhaps the leading institu and bills pending at the close of the is as constantly met with the indiffer The nbysics class visited the electric I have six thoroughbred Berkshire until he was 22 years old. From thence year, 4931. During the previous year, light plant last Wednesday to Inspect sows'for sale, due to pig In March and he went to New York, thence to tion of its kind in the country. Dr. ence to religious privileges, the neglect the dynamos, boilers, engines, etc., in Washington, D. C., thence to Chat Gale took his arts degree in Pough 2,435 divorces were granted, last year of religious duty, the careless, callous April. John Kelly , keepsie, N. Y.. and later took his “M. showing a slight decrease. hardheartedness towards others, which connection with their regular class 3w 14 miles east of St. Johns. ham, Ont., w here for a time he was en work. gaged in the grocery business. Forty- D.” from the medical institution are characteristic of so many professing n'lmed above. He was in general Christians. All this and more the Ray Kentfield was suspended from To Exchange. one years ago lie removed to Ovid, this The March "American Boy.” the high school yesterday forenoon. A two-seated extension top carriage countv, where for 14 years lie worked practice in Canton, N. Y., and later pastor has to bear, and to bear uncom “walked” Jefferson hospital, Philadel plainingly. Does he not deserve, and Both Mr. Gilbert and Mr. Buck spoke in good condition for a good reliable in E. Frlsbie ’s sawmill. Twenty-seven The Marcli number of this best of to the school on this subject, and said family horse. Call on or address years ago he came to St. Johns, and phia. all boys ’ magazines, The American ought he not to receive, the hearty He will be a welcome addition to co-operation of every member of the that they had another boy in mind, G eo . S. Cor hit . this village was Ills home until called Boy (Sprague Publishing Co., Detroit, and that no more rule-breaking or both the proffessional and social circles Mich.), lies before us. The front cover church? Has he not a right to, expect away by the last messenger. disobedience would be tolerated. The Money to Loss. In March, 1875, Mr. Johnson was of our village. has a full page illustration of a boy that the members will attend to their young man in question has been dis On improved farms. married to Miss Mary White. The spearing tisn aud it will appeal to all religious duties, live up to their relig- orderly in class and absent from school wedding took place at the residence of loversof out-door sports, old and young ous priviliges, and aid him in every without his father ’s knowledge. He 29 m 3 E. L. Doolino . I). S: French, of whose household tiie alike. It has Its usual number of in passible way in meeting the arduous OBITUARY. requirements of his sacred office? And may be re-admitted after meeting For Rent. bride had for many years been a mem teresting stories, the principal ones certain conditions. ber. One child was born to them. Miss being: “A School Lookout, ” by D. B. has lie not a right to see their faces at A desirable dwelling house first east IlENKY 8. INGRAHAM Robinson; “A Cuthbert ’s Rattler,” tiie services of the church aud know The high school students are pre of Mrs. R. M. Steel’s residence. Mamie Johnson, who. with tier mother, paring another Sybtlline book for the Was born In Troy, Ohio, December by Edgar D. Price; “A Night in the that they are ready at all times to E. P. Waldron . are. so far as known, the only survivors. close of this school year. Mrs. Johnson ’s parents were slaves 14, 1863. and came to St. Johns with North, ” by Frank Baird; “A Grand take whatever part may be assigned his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. In motherly Lark,” by Minna Stanwood; them, whether ft be small or great? Deportment cards were given out to Eight and Heavy Graying. in Virginia, being the “property ” of the students last Friday afternoon. John Randolph. Mr. Randolph was a graham, in September, 1864, where he “Toby, ” a story for “Little Boys,” by Let the pastor sec that you appreci Having purchased the draying outfit resided, with slight interruptions, Roberts Silvay. The second install ate his efforts for your spiritual better The lyceum program, which Is In kind and indulgent master who, before charge Of the girls, will be given this and business of John L. Lyon, am pre his death, gave his slaves their liberty until his death. For twelve years he ment of “Trooper Stork,” by Will ment, by seconding every effort he pared to do a general draying business. was associated with his father in the Levington Comfort, appears in this makes, by cordial co-operation with evening, the Inclement weather being and supplied them with enough money the cause of the postponement. Odersleft at Parr Bro. ’s grocery will to begin life for themselves. Some of undertaking business, in which he was number. The true story of “Casabl him in every good work, by attending receive prompt attention. them settled, under his supervision, in well up. About a year and a half ago anca, ” by Louise Jamison; a story of regularly the services of the church, Hudson Sherman . and near Piqua. Ohio, where they or he went to Alpena to take charge of the “Deep Sea” by Collison Fleming. by taking heed to his counsel and by their descendants are still living. an undertaking business there. Two Other interesting and handsomely constant prayer to the great Head of OBITUARY. Popular With the People. The deceased was highly respected years ago he had an operation for fis illustrated articles are: “The Pioneer the church for His blessing. So shall The Pacific Barber Shop, In the airy in the community in which he lived tula, which developed into cancer, American Ostrich Farmer;” “A Boys ’ you bestmeet your religious obligations, and pleasant basement under Wilsons' for so many years as a man of integrity, from which he died at the home of his Relief Society;” “Two Boys at the secure to yourself great spiritual in Mrs. Mary A. Gardner was born in clothing store, has lately been refitted, honest and upright in his business parents in Maple Rapids, March, 5, Passion Play of Oberammergau, ” by crease and be a blessing to the com Wayne county, Mich., February 15, and is now among the best, with flrsW dealings and clean in his private life. 1902. On January 12, 1901, he was Harry Steele Morrison; “The Boy munity in which you live. 1840, and died at the home of her son, class service at popular prices. Chil Though not a member of any church, united in marriage with Mrs. Jennie with an Aim;” “The Story of the Laic . Fred Gardner, in the south-west part drens ’ hair cutting a specialty. he was of adeeply religiousdisposltion, Crich, who, with his parents and one Smithsonian; ” “The Whipping Boy of this township, Thursday, March 6, W. W. Ferguson , Prop'r. 1902, aged 62 years and 21 days. She and died with a firm hope or a resur brother, C. W. Ingraham, of Ionia, of Olden Time;” “A Boy’s Visit to an Marriage of a Popular Young Lady. Alligator Farm:” and many others. was united in marriage with Peter rection to another life. The widow are the only surviving members of his jjJTATB BANK or ST. JOHN8. and orphaned daughter have the immediate family. The deceased was The special departments are as in Miss Emelia Foersch, eldest daugh Gardner, December 30, 1858. Seven heartfelt sympathy of all who know 39 years of age and was prominent teresting and instructive as ever and ter of Jacob Foersch, was married In children were born to them. Three of COMMERCIAL AND SATIN® them. among the best funeral directors in cannot fail but strike a boy ’s hobby. Wacousta last week to Ed. Waldron, them, with tbe husband and father, the state. Ilis funeral was held at A few of the many departments are teacher of a district school In Green- have passed to the Great Beyond. The CAPITAL. $00,009. the family residency in Maple Rapids “Boys in Games and Sports; ” “The bush. The bride Is well known In following arc the surviving children: Semi Dally Mall Service Between West Mrs. Emma Peterson* Mrs. Nellie on Friday morning last and the re Boys ’ Library;” “Boys in the Home, musical and social circles In St. Johns NET ASSETS OF 8TOCKHOLDBR8, $009,8 phalia and Fowler. mains brought here for interment in Church and School; ’r “The Boy Stamp and vicinity. For a number of years Smith, Fred Gardner and Bert Gard Westphalia . March 10,1902. St. Johns cemetery, where he had laid and Coin Collector;” “Boys and Ani her services have been in demand as ner, all of St. Johns. P.K PERRIN, President. From April 15, 1902, Westphalia will many to rest, In the afternoon of that mals;” “For Boys to Think About; ” accompanist and for concert work and The funeral was held from the hame have double mall service every day ex day, accompanied by the Knights of “Boys as Money Makers and Money her ability as a musician has been of her son Fred on Saturday last, and J. H. CORBIT, Vioe-President. cept Sundays, between Westphalia and Pythias of which order the deceased Savers:” ‘The Order of The American much admired and appreciated. the interment was made in St. Johns J. W. FITZGERALD,Cashier Fowler. Sealed proposals will be re was a member. He was a great suffer Boy;” “The Boy Photographer; ” Mr. and Mrs. Waldron will make cemetery, Rev R. S. McGregor offici ceived by the Second Assistant Post er during the latter part or his life. “The Boy Candy Maker;” “The Agas their home, for the present at least, in ating. , , DIRECTORS: master General until March 22, 1902, siz Association; 1’ “The Boy’s Garden. ” Wacousta. The many friends of the Mrs. Gardner was aconsistant Chris O. W. Munger, Otl« Fuller, J. W. Fitzgerald Take Care of Your Eyes- tian woman, a true wife, a kind and according to the following schedule Puzzle Department, etc., etc. bride, while regretting her departure, J.H.Corblt, J. H.Fedewa, F. A. Travis Leave Westphalia at 8:30a. m.and 2:00 F. A. Clise, the eye specialist, will Handsome illustrations adorn every wish her and her young husband a gentle mother, and a loving neighbor p. Leave Fowler at 8:30 and 4:00 p.m. be at Dr. Soualr ’s office, St. Johns. page. The subscription price is $1.00 long, happy and prosperous life, with and friend. She had well earned an Geo W. Emmons P. K. Perrin, John J. Carrier has 24 hours time to make a Monday and Tuesday, March 17 ana per annum and it is published by The few of the minor chords and all of the abiding place with hef Heavenly Fath Reiser,G. E.Corbin, J. Sullivan. trip and to deposit mall into boxes 18. Eyes tested free and glasses made SpnAouE Publishing Company , De harmony which ought to make the er. Her many kind acts In tills life along the route. L. to order. troit, Mich. accompaniment of married life. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THflRSDAY, MARCH 13,1902.
STVrK \ICWS COKDKNSKD. John It. Buck lias been constable of Andree tVm Murdered. MAN-VAIN MAN. Silver (.'reek township, Cass County, A report sent out from the Hudson • The Democrats of Grand Rapid* for 20 consecutive years, It is said. Bay post at Fort Churchill, about two He wants her to be inferior where «MICHIGANJEWS FID art to run Mayor Perry* for a third The Ann Arbor council lrave taken aud u half years ago, Unit Andree. the ihe otherwise might interfere with his term. another step in tlie water rate war. and Swedish aeronaut and his associates fun. When it comes to saving on The Lowell Poisoning Mystery Still Albion Musical Festival Association passed a new ordinance, whiieh will cut Prince Henry ’s Manly Farewell Ad had been killed by Eskimos, is con household expenses what he invested lias decided to hold uo May festival the revenues of the water company dress at Philadelphia. tinued by advices received at the head In a hand that was not good enough Unsolved. this year. about $8,800 a year. The compahy will office of the company here. later on, he expects her to oe bis su A proiiosed canning factory ha* take st«’i»s to resist the enforcement Alston Churchill, factor at Ohurehill, perior. . promised to locate at Monroe if given of the ordinance. which is the company ’s most northerly GEN. METHUEN IS A PRISONER. Man believes that he is endowed with THE SHERIFF LANDED HIS MAN- a $l.ooo site. Archie C. Costello, of Perry, was ar post on the west coast of Hudson ’s The Miolilgnu State Baseball Leagut rested on a charge of druukenness and bay, lias written tiiut after about two a sense of humor, because he can laugh A Lowell Woman I'oWoi;©.! l>v a llea.laeha has been organized in IVuilllac. The had been lin ked up but a short time lirttlah Iamb in I>it*d and Wounded U years’ search, the men sent out by immediately at a story that can ’t be members are: Grand Rapids. Saginaw, him have returned with a report sim repeated without antiseptic precau Powder Sent Her Thronali tlie Malta — when lie began to act like u maniac. He Heavy —Herlons ICallroad Strike at Nor Mvskcgon, Itlg ltapids, Cadillac aud tore h!s clothes to slireds and would ilar to tlie one first published. tion. He don ’t want his wife to do it. A Neighbor Narrowly Kaeapea a Similar Traverse City. have Injured himself had not the au folk, Va.—Secretary of War Long Kc- Traces of tlie daring balloonist and and despises her because she don ’t his associates were followed for hun Fate -Other Matter*. Tlie work of building a new electric thorities interfered. ■lini- Other Happenings Briefly Told. want to. dreds of miles, but It was impossible light plant at Brooklyn to replace the Edward Stetch, 22 yeans of age, wTin He often loves to sit down before oue destroyed by a boiler explosl »u entered Albion college preparatory de to locate the tribe who caused tlie I.owrll'. Mjalery. Prince Henry*..* Farewell, the fire and ponder on what a great sonic three months ago, will be com partment from Dowagiac last fall died death. Sheriff Chapman, of Kent county, menced at once. Monday of pneumonia resulting from IVInee Henry was guest at honor at The story of the searchers Is tlint career he might have had if he had not Arctic Eskimos saw "olnilak" (one of fcolieves fully Hint Mrs. Ailn Klumpp. Thomas F. McGarry, a respondent In measles. He had only been ill a week. a lumilieou, attended l»y 10 prominent married. He then strikes her for a dol <*/ I/owt:ll, was murdered l»y a i>olsou He was married to Mis* Varna True, citizens, at tiie Union League dub, in their largest boats) floating in the air. lar for car fare, and goes out to talk tlie Grand Rapids water scandal ease, W iicii it settled to the ground three went li«*r through tin* mall. Some days who was expected to be tin* next tried, of Dowagiac, last Christmas. rklludeltxlila. Monday, uitd made the aver his troubles with another man ago Mrs. Klumpp received what pur- following nddrt'ss: vlilte men strangely dressed came out is now broken down physically and A. V. DeWaele ami Colin Campbell, with guns, which they indiscreetly who has just lost bis job because he portotl to be a headache powder, pre has gone to Florida. who art* tin* owners of about 2.000 Gentlemen, this is probably the last fired. Andree and ills assistants were drinks too much and consequently feels pared by a linn at Hnvnnnuh. N. Y. For 20 years Allegan people have acres cf marl lands In Roscommon and opportunity 1 shall have during my killed with liuskee bows, and every that marriage is a failure. On Sunday, March 2, her husband tried to get a railroad ami depot in Crawford counties, are negotiating visit to the Uuited States to speak In thing of value taken. Man views a sense of humor like he piildic, atnl l iu» not sorry that this went to the bant to hitch up a team. the business and manufacturing dis with eastern parties and some local The searchers found knives, tobacco does legs. It’s all right for him to ex Intending to take his wife for a drive. trict. They now have it and the Pero capitalists for the formation of a com thould lx* f¥>. and cartridges sup]tosed to have be Mrs. Klumpp complained of a head Marquette is the road. pany to manufacture Portland cement. Wlint I am going to communicate to hibit either prominently, but woman longed to Andree, in jsissession of one must keep hers a dark secret. And ache and told her husband that she The charges of subornation of per Imprisoned for seven days without you here 1 am saying before the world. of the most northern tribes, but could would try one of the headache pov jury brought against Attorney Frank food or protection from tin* cold, a man There lias been absolutely no secret ob get no further information. News that woman does so. She hides her sense dcr.s that she had received. When he W. Cook, of Muskegon, at Grand Ha was discovered at Dollar Bay Tuesday ject In view connected with m.v mis Andree undoubtedly met ills death at af humor in the same place where she returned to the house lie found her In ven, last fall, have been removed, and night in a serious condition while open sion to your country. Should any of the hands of the Eskimos lias lx*en hides the knowledge that when her convulsions, and In spite of medical lie has been exonerated. ing a box ear. He was immediately you read or hear anything to the con forwarded to the Swedish government. husband comes borne at 2 a. m. and trary I autltorize you herewith to flatly aid hastily summoned, she died with Tims. Colberry, a farmer living near placed uuder a doctor ’s care, but his tells her he was kept late in business in twelve hours. Her stomach was recovery is doubtful. He was stealing contradict It. COHDE.VSKD NKW’S. St. Ix>uis. sustained serious injury to 1 was told before leaving home to It’s a lie. Analyzed In Grand Rapids and found tlie lieu 1 by being Hit by a crowbar a ride. to contain enough strychnine to kill A mysterious and fatal cattle dis open my eyes as well its ears, as wid? Tlie Maryland state senate lias wnlle pulling stumps at ills farm. He ns possible, to speak as little as I FIGS AND THISTLES. several persons. A similar powder was is in u critical condition. ease* has made its appearance in Shia passed tlie Hill to authorize the admis received by Mrs. William Miller, a could. In this latter instance I am sion of women as practicing lawyers in Leon Morse, tlie 19-yenr-old son of wassee county, and tlie animals strick A cripple is better than c perf» i near neighbor of the Klumpps, and en invariably die within 48 hours. Tlie afraid my mkxion is a failure. I saw the state court. this has since been analyzed and found State Game Warden Grant M. Morse, many more tilings than many of you The czar has sent 150,000 roubles for statue. disappeared from tlie Agricultural col symptoms are intense pain, running at to be half strychnine. tiie eyes and nostrils, fever along the may lie aware of. among others many the relief of the victims of the recent They who love melancholy live ia It 5s now learned that the envelope lege on the 27th ult.. and no trace of kind words of individuals, as well as misery. him has since been found. back bone- madness, and bleeding at earthquake at Hhumaka, Transcau containing the headache powder Istre tlie nostrils. tlie shouts of welcome of thousands of casia. Perfect liberty la manifest in delight * oue-cent stamp and was mailed in Considerable excitement lias been your countrymen. , At M.italic. Que.. Sunday morning, in duty. aroused by tin* arrest of Marion Pal Wilbur Tlierrlnn. seaman on tlie* Wlint I express lu your presence 1 ] ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4444444444444444444444444 444444444444444444* should be removed to conrecrated Beet fss*r Production. ANOTHER GRAND REPORT. ground. There he has Iain uuder a ILLINOIS LAW KILLED. The total production of beet sugar I From Uli UijMtf* Dockyard. stone marked only ‘Don Pedro, who VB.»u D«pr>n» vuun u«riusi in the United States in the season of Fort*nt»uth, England, gave his life in battle for a Friend/ Agniust Antl-Tru-t gt.tate. I WWi-2. has aggregated Iftt.UOO tous. HU l An American Nabob. I Washington, March ll.-The United ' !™ r* U8e of 1,40 ^ tro™ tbe 77’* Whnm Upward* of lO.OM M— Am* It shall be so no longer —all Gauta- OOO tone produced during the season Conatnntljr Emplojrnd. rica shall ring with the valor of his States Supreme Court yesterday 1900-1. There were 31 factories In op ♦ A RcmoLrka.ble Story of Love, Gold a.nd last deed, and crowd to his grave to handed down a decision holding that Soma lime ago the Portsmouth eration in 1900, according to the cen Times and Naval Gazette published • do the brave old hero honor. ” the Illinois anti-trust statute Is uncon Adventure. sus figures, and 11 more were started most thrilling and remarkable experi The Marquis for once had been stitutional. It is stated In the decision iu 1901. ence of the wife of Mr. Frederick thrown off his gatard by the revival of that the law la void because of the pro There tire nine factories in course of Dy ST. GEORGE RATIIBORNE Payne, himself connected with the these never-to-be-forgotten scenes, and vision exempting agricultural products construction for operation In 1002, uh Portsmouth dockyard for many year*. 44444444 4444 4444 444444444444v as memory again brought the hero and live stock. follows: Scbewiiiug. Carrollton, Mount Copyr^hl, bjr STJiBAi 4 SMiru, Niv Vork. This decision is of the utmost In Clemens and Cron well, Mich.; Shelby, The report produced a great sensatlea. ism of Barrajo before him hia face Ind.; Greeley, Kuton ami Fort Collins. terest, not only to the people of Illi not only In Portsmouth, but through CHArTE XV. (Con tinned.) but you see I lived through it, and my lighted up with an enthusiasm it had Col.; and Phoenix, Arlz., ranging In nois, but to corporations which desire out the country, being considered et He hurried over to the table, upon hour has come. Shall we enjey any not been allowed to disclose, lo, theso capacity of dally output from fiOO tons to do business in the state. The Judg sufficient importance for reproduction which he laid a couple of bank notes, further social play, captain? I assuro many days. to 1,000, the latter figure being tbe ment was rendered in the case ot and editorial comment by the leading aud tearing a sheet of paper from his you, it Is a rare pleasure for me to en And Dona Juanita, seeing the tran capacity at the Phoenix plant. Other Thomas Connelly and others against companies have been organized with metropolitan and provincial press of vade inecun., wrote upon it theso gage in this little pastime with a gen sitory change, surveyed him with kind England, as showing the marveloao ling eyes. the Union Sewer Pipe Company ol total capitalization of $-49,000,000 and words: tleman of your skill aud attain would require annually a working cap power which St. Jacobs Oil possesses ‘‘Accept this from a friend. Hope ments. ” “Ah! Senor Jack, such satisfaction Ohio, and was delivered by Justice Harlan. ital in addition, of $9.0Ni),000. Accord as a cure for Rheumatism, its applica for brighter things in the future— “I hope to see you again If I am able Is sweet to tho heart of those who ing to Special Ageut Saylor they would Outside of the Texas statute the Illi tion having effected a perfect cure In trust in God.” to scrape any part of my resources to have loved and been thrown aside. I purchase from the farmer annually the case of Mrs. Payne, after haviag nois anti-trust law has been the most A movement on the part of Mazette gether. If not, Marquis, you can be sympathize with you, and nothing beets to the nmount of $1-4,700,000 be been a helpless cripple and given up stringent In the country and many warned him it was time to bo gone — satisfied that I am down to bed rock. would give me greater pleasure than sides many other crude materials. by several physicians. he only lingered long enough to pin I never yield while I have a single to be allowed a share In your plans — corporations have moved oeadquartera 1'hc number and aggregate capital to other states to avoid It. Hundreds of those prospective plants, by states, We have now further evidence of its the money and the note to the tablo weapon left in my hand, ” he said, to make your Interests my own. Per Intrinsic value as a Pain Conqueror. of cases are in the courts against var follow: Arizona two. $1,500,000; Cali and then walked hastily down the grimly. haps a woman ’s wit might help you to Our readers will do well to follow the ious provisions of the anti-trust stat fornia five, $3,500,000; Colorado seven, stairs. “I can well believe that, captain, ” secure a quick and terrible revenge. ” Intelligent and highly interesting de ute, and these cases will be affected by $5,000,000; Indiana one, $1,000,000; Once outside the marquis walked to and, returning Livermore ’s stiff bow, “You mean well, Dona Juanita; 1 Iowa six, $3,100,000; Idaho one. $500,- tails as given In Mrs. Rabbets evm the decision. ward the 8trand with a swinging he watched the soldier saunter among thank you for tho interest shown In OOO; Michigan twenty-eight, $14,900,- words; It Ls said one of the leading packing .stride-—he seemed to have thrown off the other club members, ehatting with my welfare, but whatever my plans OW; Minnesota five, $2,400,000; Mon “To the Proprietors 9t. Jacobs OH— houses of Chicago has a bill of incor some of the cynical moodiness that this one and laughing at some sally ns may be, they must concern mo alone. tana one. $200,00; New York two, $1,- "Gentlemen: My husband, who is a poration drawn up and ready to file 500,000: New Jersey one. $500,000; had marked his Intercourse with all though nothing had occurred to dis I could not permit any one to join me shipwright in His Majesty’s dockyard, with the New Jersey authorities re North Dakota two, $1,000,000; Ohio men since striking London. turb his equanimity. in their prosecution, least of all you, met with an accident to his ankle and moving its headquarters from Illinois, three. $1,350,000; Oregon one, $500,000; Finally he drew up at a shop almost The Marquis frowned. whom I have known and respected in leg, spraining both so badly that hia in the shadow of St. Clement ’s church, He knew this man was absolutely Out this will probably not be necessary Pennsylvania one, $500,000; South other days. So I beg that you will Dakota two, $1,000,000; Utah three, leg turned black from hie knee to hia in a neighborhood famous for its lit ruined, and yet his victory had been after this ruling. forget what you said, and let us hold $2,500,000; Wisconsin leu. $3,150,000; toes. The doctor said it would be erary and artistic atmosphere. robbed of half its sweetness because The Diamond Match Company, the intercourse as friends who have met Wyoming two, $1,500,000. months before bo could put hia foot to Over the door was the sign of Duval, he had failed to quench that Indomit American Tin Plate Comoany and after long separation. ” the ground, and it was doubtful sacred to many who had handled able soldier spirit that refused to other large concerns have moved their PnnitOH'i Plain Words. One look she gave him; it was like whether he would ever get proper use brush or crayon in the world ’s me- knuckle under at misfortune ’s call. headquarters from Illinois aud it is Brig-Gen. Frederick Funston wait the of his leg again. the glowering stare of a tigress about common report that It was hindrance guest of honor at a dinner given in io. That afternoon he attended a garden "A few days after the accident I had party at I.ady Catherwood ’s palatial to leap; then her mood suddenly chang New York Saturday night by tbe Lotus M. Duval saw a prospective purchas of the business by the anti-trust laws a book left at the door tailing about Et. home. Here he was, as usual, the lion ed, and Ehc laughed in a mellow way club More thnu 300 members of tbe er, and of course, was all smiles. which caused the transfer. Jacob ’s Oil, so I procured a bottle from Miniatures —certainly, he always kept of the occasion, and his hostess was that had no trace of anger In it—In club were present. (Jen. Fimston dis BmIcb Freight Handler* ’ Strike. our chemist, Mr. Arthur Creswell, IT4 kept busy introducing him. Finally times past this peculiarity had been cussed the situation in the Philippines. them in stock and had the means of Boston. March il.—The entire He said In part: Commercial Road. I began to uee reproducing any photograph at short they approached a single figure, stand very manifest in her disposition —the freight transportation business of Bos "All of those men who have fallen Bt. Jacob ’s Oil, and you may guess my notice. ing under a royal palm that bad been sudden change of front such as marks ton is likely to be tied up, entailing since December, 1900. have been vic surprise when in about another week He watched the customer separate brought from the famous Catherwood the consummate actress and the dan tims of a lot of misinformed and mis enormous loss on the business of the from that date my husband could not half a dozen of the little painting3 cn conservatory for the occasion —the fig gerous woman. guided people here in the United entire New England states by the only stand, but could even walk about, ivory from the rest, and marveled at ure of a young woman. “Just as you say. Marquis, but I States. It is perfectly proper for us and In three weeks from the time t the ease with which he had thus pick Her back was toward those who ad have a rarely obstinate nature, and, strike of the freight handlers, team to have all sorts of opinions as to first used the Oil my husband was ed out all the work3 of one brush. vanced, but he could catch the quepnly having set my mind on any object It Is sters and clerks. Already it ls esti what wc should do with the Philip pine Islands, but, for heaven ’s sake, back at work, and everybody talking ‘‘These am the only decent ones you poise of her proud head. If her face hard to balk me. Here comes my de mated that 7,600 men are out and it let us keep them to ourselves until about his wonderful recovery. This Is- have. Teil me how much for the lot,” did not disappoint the anticipation lightful hostess and kinswoman. At is expected that fully 10,000 will be involved. Toe New York, New Haven every square inch of that territory rec not all. Seeing what St. Jacob's Oil he said, quietly. aroused by this first glance, she must some later date I trust to see you and Hartford railroad and the Boston ognizes the sovereignty of the United could do gave me faith in your Vogel- Mr. Duval named a price far In ex be a fit subject for an artist’s dream. again, when we may chat over scenes States.” and Albany branch of the New York cr’s Curative Compound, also favors^ cess of their intrinsic value, judging “My dear, I have succeeded In rescu in the misty past. ” Gen. Funston theu gave many ex Central road are most directly in bly mentioned in the book left at my that he must have been blind to their ing the Marquis, and bring him a cap He nodded assent. amples to show that the Filipino lead merits, and was immediately cursing tive in my train to pay hi3 respects volved. Police guarded all approaches ers were not true patriots. He men- house. I determined to try the com The Marquis was glad when my lady io the freight sheds, but there was no tloned the slaying of Antonio Luna, pound on ray little girl, who was suf himself under his breath for not hav to my guest and kinswoman, ” said dragged him away to another part ing added on a third more, for the Lady Catherwood, blandly. demonstration calling for their inter who was ordered slain by Agulnnldo. fering from a dreadful skin disease, of the garden to meet others of her vention. (Jen. Funston suid that Agulnnldo had tho treatment of which has cost m» marqul3 carelessly threw the amount The queenly figure turned, and in so fair guests; but he understood what told him in regard to Luna ’s death: down. doing came under the soft light cf a large sums of money in going from hidden meaning lay beneath the words To Test Appointment. “I hud him killed simply because he one doctor to another with her, all to "This artist pleases me, sir. 1 nearby lantern. which tho black-eyed Spanish beauty Bloomington, IU., March 11.—The of would have l>ccn dictator Instead of Thus the Marquis found himself face no purpose. would like to have a dozen family por floated after him, and which would ficers of the Democratic state central myself.” traits done by the same brush. For to face with a spectre of the past — “Would you imagine George Wash She has taken two bottles of Vo- arise many times to haunt him: committee have decided to test the geler’s Curative Compound, and on© each of these I shall pay five pounds to again in memory he could see this congressional and senatorial appor ington doing anything like that? ” ‘‘Au revolr, Marquis; I always keep asked Gen. Funston. would now hardly take her for the the artist and your commission of one gloriously beautiful creature gracefully tionment law In the courts. McLean pound. Is that a bargain, M. Duval?” gliding about in the dance, while man my word!” same child. Her skin has such a nice The opportunity had come at length. county, which formerly constituted the Til* Pope ’* Order*. healthy color after the sallow look ahe The dealer snntehed at it eagerly. dolins and guitars struck weird chords old twenty-second district, was se When the pope received Mgr. Sbar- Consider it settled, then. Now, I that served a3 time to her flying feet; A few hasty words from his hostess has always had. and the Marquis found himself face lected for a test, and the plan will etU Monduiy before the departure of am an expert at this work. It is evi again he could sec the gay sash tied in be to hold a county convention early, jthe latter for the Philippines, he urged ”1 shall never cease to be thankful dent to me the artist is a lady.” a knot that ornamented one plump to face with tho woman whose false nominate Col. Heffernan to the lower •«> make every effort to work with for the immense benefit we have de “Monsieur is quite correct,” bowing shoulder, while a shining knife fast ness to her vows had sent him, a house from both the old senatorial ,1,n< * conciliate the Americans, from rived from these two great remedi's low and rubbing his hands together ened by a scarlet ribbon, decorated the smooth-faced young man, an exile from and new senatorial districts, and. upon ; im^u'ling President Roosevelt of yours. 1 think it a duty to recom England five yearB before. mend these medicines now I have with pleasure. other, the cold, cruel blade nestling tnethe Perusalrefusal bvby the secretary of state nflllu,Wflf the Tribuuo’ * ny* ,,H> the Rwm papal** correspondent government “Very good. There is no need of against her heaving bosom as she thus He had prepared for the meeting, to accept the nomination papers from proved their value. and not by the quiver of an eyelid had received such evident murks of (Signed.) "Elizabeth S. Rabbets, paper between us—a nudum factum is invited her hot-blooded admirers to the old district, to take the case into friendliness. quite sufficient. But, my dear Mon meet in mortal combat, for the guest did he betray himself. the courts. “93 Grafton Street, Mile End, sieur DJTal, remember, they must be of I,ady Catherwood was no other Fedora was as lovely and charming AMUSEMENTS IN DETROIT “Landport, Portsmouth, England. ” by the seme brush. ” than Senorita Juanita, the belle of as ever, more matronly, perhaps, hut Powder I’l*nt Kzploiion. W KKK ENDING MARCH 15. A liberal free cample of Vogeler** Com pound will be sent by addressing BC “By to-morrow, monsieur, I shall Gau Ulrica. showing no sign o. the passage of time. Keokuk, Iowa, March 11.—The E. I. Detroit Opera House—“N. ('. Goodwin Mnx- inn Elliott ’'—KvcntuTS at 8; Wednesday and Jacob ’s Oil, Ltd., Haltlmore. hand you In a package of family pic Several times the Marquis knew his Dupont, Do Nemours & Co. ’s powder Saturday Matinee at 2. The above honest, straightforward tures which I wish to add to my collec plant, five miles west of this city, was Lyceum Theater ' Lost River”—Mutluces statement of Mrs Rabbets evidence Iu CHAPTER XVI. companion was looking at him intent •-■5c: Kveniiujs l.»c, iVs, -sic aud T.-e. tion of miniatures. I shall also leave seriously damaged by an explosion. stronger and far more convincing than From Over the Sea. ly. thinking herself unobserved. Whitney Grand —The Ravs in "A Hot Old the money here, knowing you to be an Two men were killed outright, a third 'lime''- Mat. 10c. 13c uni 2>c; Eve. I0c.2oc.3to pages of paid advertisements, which, The Marquis of Montezuma bowed Perhaps some faint memory was honest man, to be paid to the artist, will die aud three others are seriously Wonuebland —A fternoons at 2 an.l I. 10c. Io though in themselves attractive, yet low. His face was as calm and unruf struggling for existence in her mind, ami 2 k.-; Eve at 7:.i) and 0:15, 10c. 15c and '23c. as fast as she completes each ivory. ” injured. The dead are; Frink Schnei lack that convincing proof which Mr*. fled as the summer sky; not even for some floating straw at which she “Mon Dieu; It is one great pleasure. der, Egbert Erickson. The injured: THK MARKETS. Rabbets ’ description of her own expe an instant did he betray the slightest clutched In vain. Lewis Leake. James Galloway, lenja- rience supplies. St. Jacob ’s Oil has a Y/euld that there were more custom emotion, and yet the surprise must Sooner or later doubtless she would min Hamilton, unknown man. The Detroit. —Cattle: Choice steers. $5 50Sj4 75; good shipping that of all other remedies for outward The presence of Dona Juanita here, tity, but when that time came tho flattered and delighted dealer In pic $75,000. It was a stone structure with bull*. $3 754)4 25; common etockers, $3 50ft application combined, and this can In England —did it portend disaster to Marquis believed he would have so 3 75; feeders. 800 to 1.000 pounds. |4'?M 50. a wooden roof. Several outside buyers on cattle market tures. his long-cherished plans? aroused tho old passion that must, dur only be accounted for from the fact The marquis took his leave, filled this week. Veal calves—Strong. $4 754/G 75. of Its superiority over ail others. As for the haughty daughter of the ing these years, have lain dormant in Ilelres* Drown* llers-lf. Hogs —Good butchers. $5 90 liveth, ” etc. But its duties, obllga- away from Morris than he could buy earned by the lowest bidder, bids to Lawrence Crist vs. Nelson Crouch. Eject BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The Independent. tions and service begin and end with them of his dealer here. be advertised for, etc. This clause is ment. John J. dimmer for complainant, Geo. this life. { “This kind of people we can do noth. opposed bv many members of both U. Heck for defendant. MK9. MAKiOW K. dodge . Music Teacher. parties ana has been the occasion of Edward L. Freusdorf et al vs. Charles The religion of Jesus is diametrically ing for, but the kind who are making IBORGBS.CORBIT. - Proprletoi prolonged debate. Mr. Williams, of Cowan, Replevin. Fellows A Chandler and Attorneys. opposite to the Hebrew in this that the dollar go Just as far as they can Mississippi, tells me he is confident High A Everett for plalutifTs, A. G. Shepard tiiat the service can be carried on for defendant. ^ KAKL BROWN, Attorney at Law, Ht tirst, last and all the time It promises we can and will do something for. • Johns .Mich. Office Id the Clinton block. That majority of one will do for all more equitably and economically on a City Savings Bank.acoiporatlon, vs. Frank J eternal life to the faithful. “There j “Give us a trial on tin* proposition A. Scofield et al. Attachment. Lyon A Moi \fONKY TO LOAN on real estate security practical purposes. contract basis. He further claims i-vA by Henry K. Walbrldge, Bt Johns. 1688 remalneth, therefore, a rest for J we make, If you are one of those who that the funds appropriated for this net for oomplalnauta, Norton A Doollng for the people of God,” says St. Paul, who are buying away from home. purpose will reach farther if the con defendant. ewis severance , a . b. Attorney Of course, Dr. Palmer couldn ’t be rises to the height of triumph when “Bring your catalogue with you. tract systems employed. Mr. Swanson, rfuston D. McCabe vs. Fred Murdock. As Counselor aud Solicitor, St, Johns, Mi<« expected to know that it was loaded. of Virginia, is, on the other hand, auuipait. Xortou A Doollng for complainant. L lie says: “I have fought the light; I “If we fail to furnish the goods YON A MOINET, Atiorneje at Law, Bt. strongly opposed to the innovation as II. E. Walbrldge for defendant. Johns, Mleb. Office over Chapman'll store. have finished the faith. ” His argu without a reasonable excuse don ’t he fears the service will not prove as Lydia A. Ferguson vs. Miner Frink. As L Hail and farewell, Prince Henry! ment for immortality (II Cor. XV.) give us your confidence again. competent or as generally satisfactory sumpsit. Norton A Doollng for plaintllf. H I For you’re a jolly gixwl fellow, that Attorneys at Law. Office over Bt. Johns has comforted countless millions since “Try us once. as would be the case were salaried E. Walbrldge for defendant. NationalS Hank. 1MM nobody can deny. ‘•We don ’t fear the result. employees to carry the mails. The CHANCERY CAUSES. it was written. question will come to a vole today. Willard C. Lyon, trustee, etc , vs. Robert F- BRUNSON, Attorney at Law and “We are residents of Morris. Solicitor in Chauocry. Office over the Christ made resurrection and im The irrigation bill, which passed llazlu et al. Bill of Complaint. .Edwin 11. post-office, St.Johns, Mich. 1510 Oil, no. The result is not to bo re mortality a test of this merit. He “We are home merchants. the senate, has been favorably report Lyon aud A. G. Shepard for plaintiff, Norton garded as the handwriting on the assured His followers that though the “We help pay taxes. ed by the committee on irrigation but A DooUng and High A Everett for defendant- JJKNKYK WALBK1DGE, Attorney at Ilepresentive Newlands tells me tiiat Law, Bt. Johns, Mich. 1387 wall, unless you feel that way. temple of his body were destroyed, He “We have to live and consume your William Stanton vs. Martha L. Davis et al* he will not pusii its consideration at Bill for Forclosure. Gray A Gray for plain ERRINS A BALDWIN, Attorneys sv would build it again In three days. product, ttiis time as some work remains to be tiff. Spaulding, Norton A I>ooling for defend Law, Money Loaners and Beal Estate NEWSPAPER MAN TOTHK It ESC’ IK. “Is our proposition wrong? PAgents. Office over Chapman ’s, Clintoii Ave., He promised them a heaven of reward. done before, in his judgment, the house ants. St.Johns. Ed E. Doty, editor of the I inlay City At His* words “Talitha cumi,”tlie “The whole trouble about our will be prepared to vote intelligently Jesse Ely vs. Essie Ely. Bill for Divorce. on the matter. Senator Hausbroiigh Times, was elected president of that daughter of Jairus awoke out of death people about Morris Is the same with Clarke A Lading for plaintiff, William M. Dentistry. recently expressed gratification at the Smith for defendant. village Monday by a practically unani which so many communities are and when he cried: “Lazarus, come general support the measure had re J. Earle Brown, Trustee, ettf., vs. Nathaniel Y K. ciiKiiis, ai. **., u. u ». to gc mous vote. J inlay City may not be forth, ” he whose body stank in death suffering. ceived in the Senate aud told me that J. Clark. Bill of Complaint. J, Earle Brown J . benefit of the experience, tnedicHl know much of a town in some respects, but lie felt that it could lie In no more and A. G. Shepard for plaintiff. High A Ev Cledge aud surgical skill which are indispensa was restored to life. ‘That old slow-coach, credit. ble to perfection of results iu dentistry apply it is showing excellent judgment in its “Some of it so slow we never get it. competent hands than those of Repre erett for defendant. to Corbin A Bon. 8t. Johns. But, after all, Christian interest sentative Newlands iu the • House. choice of municipal officers. Many Martha M. Putman vs. Alva E. Putman. — clusters about the tomb of Joseph of . “No merchant can sell goods cheap “Mr. Newlands is remarkably well- Bill for Divorce. Lyon A Moinet for plaintiff, H. KENYON, DeutisiM. Over Weils' • Grocery, Bt. Johns. Mich. other towns of much greater preten Arimathca. The announcement of the on that plan. posted on the subject. ” said the sena M. Wallace Bullock for defendant. A sions might protit by the above exam angel to the Marys, “lie is not here, . “The dollar invested in goods today tor, “and will giveflhls best efforts to Etson Hoard vs. Robert S. Armour and G. H.MANN.D. D.N. office over ple. ______and sold for cash tomorrow can be, in securing its enactment. ” Esther Armour. Bill of Complaint. Norton Spaulding A Co.s hardware, op lie is risen, ” are the gladdest, bright The republicans are as badly divided posite TheBteel Hotel. Surgery vested in more goods the following A Doollng for plotntlff, A. G. Shepard for de a specialty. Office hours. 8 to 1» A BRILLIANT IIOKK DASH. est and most glorious words heard by as ever on the subject of Cuban fendants. am., 1:30 to 5 p. in., 7 to 8. eve'g The most serious reverse that the mortal ear. day, and the same process of sale may reciprocity and there seems little like Hugh W. Morris vs. Fred F. Murdock. Bill be repeated, but the dollar invested lihood of any immediate settlement of Complalut. Lyon A Moinet for plaintiff, WIOMAB B. WANN, D. D. 8., middle of British forces have sustained in South The Homan soldiers had crucified upper block, same floor as Ferrln * iu goods today and sold on credit to of the question. The president has H. E. Walbrldge for defendant. Baldwin. Bt. Johus. Mich Africa since Puller’s army was Him. They had assured themselves made public a statement to the effect 1 morrow is tied up just so long as you Hervey Lyon vs. Mary Jane Lyon, Bill for crumpled up at Tugela river took place that he was dead before lie was even that lie has not changed his position Divorce. Lewis Severance for plaintiff, 1). L. Physicians. near Twe-Bosch in the Orange colony, taken down from the cross. IIis don ’t get it back, and its earning ca in the slightest degree and the house Johnson fur defendant. enemies hud said that lie had promised pacity is stopped for the merchant leaders are doing his bidding to the Samuel A. Oberlln vs. Ida Ii. Oberlln, Bill HODBK1N GALE, M. D. Office over Friday morning, when Gen. Methuen ’s until lie gets it back again. best of their ability but the revolt, led • State Bank. Night calls nt Tl.e Ste<-:. to return to his followers, and they for Divorce. Lyon A Moinet for plaintiff Office hours: —11 to 12 a. m.; 1 toJ und 7 to9p in force was cut up and the general him “(Jan you wonder why the catalogue by Mr. Tawney of* Minnesota appears Norton A Doollng for defendant. W self captured in a brilliant dasli by wished no mistake in the matter. For house has the advantage in price over to be gaining rather than losing Ellen A. J lodge vs. Lansing, St. Johns and V. DOOLING, Physician and Hurgcou. Gen. Delarey. The disaster seems to this reason a great stone was rolled most of your home merchants? strength and there is growing a gcneial I St. Louis Railway Company, a Corporation J• Office over Allison's store, St. Johns. before the entrance to the sepulcher, “The catalogue house won ’t trust sentiment in favor of other tariff Bill fur permanent Injunction. J. C. Flynn have happened so suddenly that the you; even dt mandlug the money in re visions. It is confidently believed, N. LEONARD, M. D., Pbvslolan, Bur- and a guard placed there that His and Lyon A Mulnet for plaintiff, 11. E, Wal • goon and Blectrologist.Ovid, Mich. men who participated in it cannot advance, with no goods in sight. ” by those who oppose the ways and bridge for defendant. E understand it; but from the tenor of friends might not be able to steal away means bill, which concedes 20percent R. DODGE. M. D., Surgeon and Hnmeo- Henry M. Tuttle vs. Myrtle V. Waiterhouse • pat hie Physician. Offioe and residence Gen. Kitchener ’s dispatches it seems the body. to Cuba, that if tiiat bill ever gets to etal. Hill of lntcrpld ’r. E. J. Moinet for Jover Spaulding ACo ’s hard ware.opp the Steel. He left the grave, and it is this Washington Letter. the senate that body will so amend it plaintiff, Norton A Doollng for derendunt. evident that (ten. Methuen lias not as to reduce the schedules along several resurrection which Easter commem Marlon Meeker vs. The Lansing A North P. geon. Office over Spaulding A Compa learned as much about warfare since lines that they rigard with terror. ern Railway Co. Bill of Complaint. Norton Form Our Correspondent. ny's hardware store, St. Johns, Mich. Office Magersfonteiu as his friends confident orates. Already the session gives promise of A Doollng for plaintiff. 11. E. Walbrldge f hours 1 to 4. 7 to 9 p. m. As man advances in intelligence, as Washington , March 10, 1902. lasting far into the summer and the defendants. ly hoped. Lord Methuen was proceed members who will stand for reelection 11AKT, M. D., Physician and Bur tiie Christian man grows more intellec Richard Freeman and Alice Freeman vs. geon. Eureka, Mich. 12)7 ing northward from Wynberg in the On Wednesday and Thursday of last in the fall regard any movement that tual, his desire to live after death week, Senator Alexander S. Clay, of Oliver Freeman et al. Bill of Complaint. direction of Lichtenberg with 000 will detain them in Washington with II. 11. Fulver, Lyon and lladsell and II. E W**. HAVENS, M. I>., Homeopathic Phy- Georgia, presented in an able and com stolan and Surgeon. Officeover Heller s mounted . men. 300 infantry and five grows stronger. As his desire for tiie greatest apprehension. Walbrldge for plaintiffs, 11. B. Freeman and Bazaar. immortality increases, his regard for prehensive manner Lite democratic al Hill. guns, when Gen. Delarey swooped titude toward the siiip subsidy bill, Norton A Doollng for defendants. down upon him in the gray light of this greatest festival of the church but the length of his speech precludes John V. Far well Co., a corporation, vs. Rob ^-OH-LAM,Physician and Burgeon ert G. Steel et al. Bill of Complaint. Norton Offica at residence, opposite court house morning. The Boers struck the force increases. It is to him a yearly assur tlie possibility of giving even an epi CIRCUIT COURT. west. Office hours 1 to 4 p. in and « to 9 p. m tome in this letter. At my request A Doollng for plaintiffs, H E Walbrldge for from tilree sides, the mules stamped ance of its promise. The church will defendants. never, can never, love it less. however, Senator Clay consented to Undertakers. ed—as they did at Glencoe —and the making the following brief statement The March Term Opened Lant Moi;day, Wm. Richardson vs. Richard B.Carus et al. British for tlie first time have suffered Easter, day of flowers, of sunny for your readers: March lO, With Judge Stone J’reftent, Bill of Complaint. J. C. F lynn, Lyon A Moi ILL Si KDD OSGOOD, Undertaker* net aud Arthur Tripp for plaintiff,*Norton A opp. the humiliation of having a command warmth, of lengthening days, of varied “My opposition to the measure, in W post-office,St. Johns. Mich. whieli 1 am supported by the entire The March term of the Circuit Court Dooliug and II E. Walbrld ge lor defendants. ing general captured. colors, when the grand church organs for this county commenced last Harriet E. Earle vs. Willis P. Earle. Bill for send forth their loudest notes and democratic miuorityof the committee TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS The three officers and .’18 men killed, on commerce, is based on the fact Monday, March 10, with Judge Stone Divorce. Wm. M. Smith and Lyon A Moinet church choi rs si rig thei r gladdest songs. presiding. The following is a list of for plaintiff. < the five officers and 72 men wounded, that it will increase the expense of the cases upon the calendar : the one officer and 200 men missing, Easter, day proclaiming the ever transporting tlie foreign mails from Elizabeth Van Wormer vs. Lawrence II. FOR 1901 AND 1902. $1,800,000to upwurdsof $3,000,000 with CHIMIN A L. Van Wormer. Bill for Divorce. Charles with the scattering of the entire force I abidingness of Christ among men, it The People vs. Frank .1. Snitgcn. Burglary. Snelllng and A. G, Shepard for plaintiff, Wm Bt. Johns high school room, beginning third must be and abide forever. out securing to the government any Thursday ot August. and the capture of Gen. Methuen are adequate return. 1 desire to see the Win. M. Smith for the people. M. Smith for defendant. . 8t. Johns eighth grade room, beginning* minor elements in the disaster from Other great teachers of religion have mail service of the United States as ISSUES OF FACT AND LAW. First National Bank of Ovid vs. George third Thursday of October. Henrv H. Cooper et ul vs. David M. F.sty et Bane etal. Bill for Appointment of Revet v St. Johns high school room, beginning last the British point of view. At a time come and have gone —Moses buried by perfect as that of any country in the Thursday of March. the angels on Nebo; ElDah caught up world, but this bill does not provide nl. Replevin. Norton & Welmer for com er. High A Everett for plaintiffs, Edwin II 8t. Johns Heventh grade room, beginning when the war was dragging itself along for the establishment of a single new plainants, II. K. Walbrldge for defendants. Lyon and A. G. Shepard for defendant. third Thursday of June. iti a monotonous, guerilla fashon, with into the air, but. t lie Child of Nazareth, Samuel A. James et al vs. David M. Eatey* Jennie M. Smith vs. Dwight L- Smith. Bill Examinations will commence at 8:30 stand route, nor for the construction of a ard time. etal. Replevin. Lyon A Dooliug for com for Divorce. Wm. M. Smith for plaintiff. the Boer forces wearing themselves the Hero of Calvary, passed through single new ship. By the provisions of T. H. TOWNSEND. Thomas.!. Wing va.Clementine Wing. Bill away, manatatime, Gen. Delarey has death only that Ho might prove Ilis the bill Hi is greatly Increased sum will plainants, II. R. Walbrldge for defendants. Commissionerof Schools. be paid to the owners of ships already Giles I). Hare et al vs. John M. Bryson et al for Divorce. William M. Smith for plaintiff. shown his fellow burghers that they triumph over it. Replevin. Turner & Carroll and Lyon aud Artie C. Jeffries vs. Agnes M. Jeffries. Bill KDKR OF PUBLICATION—State of He arose only that He might lead in commission and sailing over routes O'Michigan. Clinton County, In chan - are capable of striking as effectively now established. Dialling for complainants, 11. E. Walbrldge for Divorce. J. C. Flynn for plaintiff, E. 11 CRHV. Dated February 6, A. D., la 2. Roxy and as surely as they were in the early the way. Calvary and resurrection are ••If there is need of increased facili for defedants Lyon for defendant Slater, Complainant, vs. Stephen Slater, l»<- Hiram M. High vs. Wm. M. Leland, sheriff. Florence Smutts vs. Clarence Smarts. Bill rennant. Suit pending iu the Circuit Court days of the conflict. The disaster goes inseparable. He must have died that ties for transporting the mails why for the county of Clinton, in Chancery, at si. lie might live again. The truth of lias not tiie postmaster general been Replevin. High and Fedewa A Walbridge for Divorce. E. II Lyon for plaintiff. 0 ' the 6th day of February, A. to show. too. that the effective British called before the committee as an ex for complainants, Norton A Welmer for de John II. Ellen wood vs. Nellie O. Ellcnwood. occnpation of Boer territory is actually iiumortality had to be proved in Ilis fendants. Bill for Divorce. E. 11. Lyon for plaintiff In this cauRo It appearing from affidavit on pert witness, to indicate in what di tile, that the Defendant, Stephen Slater is not confined to the lines of communica own demonstrable, tangible evidence. rection tiie increased funds may be Joseph W. Fitzpatrick and Ellen M. Fitz Sophia Severance vs. Geo. und Jane Hicks. a resident of this s»ute. but resides in th.* tions and the blockhouse districts. It is for these reasons that Easter best expended? patrick vs. Willium Frost, Trespass. A. E. Billof Complaint. Lewis Severance for plain State of Ohio, on motion of Lewis Severance “As to the simply subsidy provision Wal bridge for complainants, S. B. Daboll and tiff, Norton A Pooling for defendants. Com plantains Solicitor, it is ordered that th* Once off the main traveled roads, a stands tirst among the grand sacred said Defendant. Stephen Slater, cause his ap of the hill, there is no necessity for Wm. M, Smith for defendant. Fred Munson vs. Ia*ttle Munson. Bill for pearance to be entered herein, within four British force can still find mysterious festivals of the church andiu wuywhy it legislation. Our shipping trade John W. Bailey vs. Norton 11. Aldrich. Ap Divorce. Spauldlug. Norton A Doollng for months from the date of this order, and in must be so until man no peal from Justice court. Edwin fl. Lyon for plaintiff. ease or his appearan ce that he cause his aus- traps in which to perform Its military longer has ! is constantly increasing. We retain, wer to the Complainant's Bill or Complaint to wonders. place upon the earth. by Ktatute, ail of the coastwise trade complainant, Spaulding, Norton A Doollng Esther B Cone vs. John J. Cone. Bill for he tiled, and a copy thereof to bo served on for our vessels and as, in the past, that for defendant. Divorce. II E. Walbrldge for plaintiff. said Complainant a Solicitor, within twenty The effect of all this upon the morale Bethlehem, Golgotha, (Joseph ’s Rosannu Wlxon vs. Charles State. Assump Nancy Shulters vs. John II. Shutters, Bill days after service on him of a copy of said has been the most profitable, it has bill, and notice of this order; and that in de of the burgher forces yet in the field tomb —out of these three the history absorbed every increase in American sit. Henry J. Patterson for complainant, for Divorce. Lyon A Moinet for plaintiff. fault thereof, said bill be taken as coniesaed must be unmistakable. It will arouse of Christianity, and from the last the shipping, but there are now ample Wm M. Smith for defendant. Arthur B. Harford vs. The Lansing, St. by the said non-resident Defendant. Philip Freller vs. Julien .1. Mol net. As Johns A St. Louis Railway Co. Bill for per And It Is further ordered that within twenty the men to new enthusiasm, and crowing hope of all. vessels engaged iu it and the attention days, the said complainalnt cause a notice of sumpsit. Lewis Severance for complainant, manent Injunction. Norton A Dooliug tor strengthen their determination, if William Rosser C’obbk . of American ship owners is naturally this order to be published In the Cmnton Indk - turning to the foreign trade. Our Patterson A Moinet for defendant. plaintiff, II. E. Walbrldge 9or defendants. pkndknt , a newspaper printed, published und that is capable of being strengthened. The Rochester Distilling Co, vs. Julien J. Marlon Meeker vs. The Lansing, St. Johns circulated In said county, and that such pub ship yards have orders exceeding their lication he continued therein at least once in There will be fewer voluntary surrend AN IRRESISTIBLE AKOl'MENT. utmost capacity. Our vast mineral Moinet. Lewis Severance for complainant A St. Louis Railway Co. Bill for p< rmanent each week for six weeks In succession or that ers* and more disloyalty in Cape resources, our improved methods of Patterson A Moinet for defendant. As- injunction. Nortou A Doollng for plaintiff, she cause a copy of this order to be personally In the following well-written cir sum psit. F. E. Walbrldge for defendants. served on said non-resident defendant at Colonv. Coming after Kitchener ’s production and the superior produc least twenty days Itefore the time above pres cular a retail merchant at Morris, tivity of tiie American laborer and The St. Johns Table Co. vs. Edward Brown Arthur It. Harford vs. The Lansing A cribed for his appearance. efforts to make a showing of game for Ind., lays before the people of his artisan combined, more than counter Assumpsit. Lewis 4.) v ir.v nee for complain Northern Railway Co, Bill of Complaint. Dated February B, 1992. the Majuba day celebrations through balance any difference there may exist Norton A Doollng for plaintiff, II. E. Wal- GKO. H. MARSHALL. community an exceptionally sound ants, Willard C Lyon uud Edwin II. Lyon for . Circuit Court Commissioner. out the empire, it is not likely to allay between American aud foreign wages, defendant. bridgu for defendants. LEWIS SEVERANCE. argument relative to catalogue house Coleman C. Vaughan vs. Newton A. Oleson the dissatisfaction expressed at home and without this unnecessary and ex The Township of Ovid vs. James Haire. Ap Complainant's Solicitor. 17w7 purchases. His example is wortli travagant legislation the American peal from Justice Court. High A Everett for et al. Bill for Foreclosure. Norton A Dool over the conduct of the war. There lng for plaintiff, Lyon A Moinet for certain Vf OKTGAUK BALK-DEFAULT HAVING emulating. Perhaps not much buy shipping industry will, in the near the Township, A. O. Shepard for defendant. lUneeo made in the conditions of a certain will be more talk in the house about ing from catalogue houses is done by future, lead the world in its field as do Fred B. Greenleaf vs. Luring Grant. As defendants. mortgage, dated November l.'itb. 181*9, executed British pluck, and the determination American industries in other lines. sumpsit. Spaulding, Norton A Doollng for Lida A. be Lapp vs. Milton A, Holden et al. by William H. Castle and Alice E. Castle to St. Johns people, but there Is a belief Bill of Complaint. Norton A Doollng for Mary Cowell, and recorded in the office of the to see the thing through; but more “There is one Important point, how complainant, Lyon and Moinet for defend Register of Deeds for Clinton county, in the more or less current among the resi ever. which should not be lost sight of. ant. plaintiff. Wm. M. Smith for defendant. state of Michigan, November 14, 1H99, In Liber Englishmen will be curious to know dents of the smaller towns and villages The most serious detriment with Gratiot County State Bank vs. The Inde Callstu K. Dryer vs. Owen M. McGunfgal. 93 of Mortgages, on page4o0; on which Mort Bill of Complaint. II E. Walbrldge for plain gage there is claimed to he due Ht the date of what their chances are of living long that they can buy cheaper and to which the American shipowner has pendent Order of Odd Fellows. No. 81 of St. this notice one hundred and flftv-one dollars enough to see it through. Not only Gen. to contend is the fact that our tariff Johns. Trespass on the ease upon promises. tiff, Wm. M. Smith for defendant. and forty cents: also one hundred and thirty- better advantage in the large cities. duties rob him of so large a share of Spaulding, Norton A Doollng for complain Ella M. Doyen vs. Harlow A. Doyen. Bill one dollars and sixty-onc cents for the taxes Kitchener, but the government has for Divorce. Wm, M. Smith for plaintiff. ot the years 1!M) and 19o|. paid by said Mary This is a fallacy that ought to be tiie profits on tiie cargoes which lie ant, II. E. Walbrldge for defendants. Cowell on the land described In said mortgage; been drawn upon for another install exploded. St. Johns merchants are must necessarily carry on his return Samuel A. Oberlln vs. Frank Reams. Tres Maud M. Clark, by her next friend. Horace besides an attorney fee or tlfteon dollars stipu ment of embarrassing explanation, at trips from foreign waters. If our pass on the case. Lyon A Moinet for com F. Gage, vs. George O. Clark. Itlll for Di lated in said Mortgage to be paid should able and willing to meet all reason vorce. Wm. M. Smith for plaintiff. any proceedings be taken to foreclose a time when the ordinary Englishman republican friends honestly desire to plainant, Norton A Doollng for defendant . said Mortgage; and no suitor proceeding at able competition: benefit American shipowners, let Frank Broadbeck vs. Frank Clavey. Re Ernest Is>ckwood vs. Ada Ixxrkwood. Bill Is heartily sick of explanations. law or In equity having been Instituted to re “We propose to meet the prices of them revise the tariff and so modify plevin. Lyon A Moinet for compluina nt, II- for Divorce. Timothy II. Clark and Wm. Mi cover any part of the debt secured by said Smith for plaintiff. Mortgage; therefore, by virtue of the paw-r the department stores or catalogue or remove this serious obstacle. Tiie E. Walbrldge for defendant. of sale In said Mortgage contained, and of the EASTER DAY. coastwise skipper carries his cargoes Iu the matter of the Petition of tne Lan Mary E. Weeks vs. Hiram M. Weeks. Bill houses. statute In such case made and provided, notice Day, dear wherever Christians live. in both directions without let or sing & Northern Railway Company for the for Divorce. Timothy H Clark and Wm. M. is hereby given that on April S, 190*. at “All we ask is that you deal with us hindrance by tariff duties and his npixdntnient of three commissioners. Ap Smith for plaintiff. one o'clock In the afternoon, at the west front Day full of preciousness —dearer, even, Mary A. Gardner vs. Charles M. Merrill et door of the court house for Clinton county in on the same basis that you deal with profits are eminently satisfactory. peal from Probate Court. Appeal of Ellen Michigan, in the village of Bt. Johns in said than Christmas, when considered in Takinga lesson from this, the majority A. Hodge. II. E. Walbrldge for soniplaiuaut, al. H. E. Walbrldge for plaintiff, Lyon A county, there will be sold at public vendue to catalogue houses, and give us the Moinet for defendant. the highest bidder, the nreuilses In said mort its religious aspects alone. The latter can materially aid our foreign com J. C. Flynn and Lyon A Moinet for defendant. gage described, viz: The north half of Lot tells of the birth of the child Jesus, same amount of time to get the goods merce and simultaneously benefit James B. Crawford etal vs. Geo. A. Steel Iloxv Sluter vs. Stephen Slater. Bill for Four In Block Ten in the Village of Bt. Johns. American consumers without the ex Attachment. Lyon A Moinet for complain Divorce. Lewis Severance for plaintiff. In Clinton County. In the State of Michigan, who “spoke as never man spake before ” which it would require to get them penditure of one penny of the funds ants, II. E. Walbrldge for defendant. Mary B. Moss vs. Adelbert J. Moss Bill for together with the right of way for Ingress and —who founded a religion that has from them. Divorce. Henry J. Fatterson for plaintiff, egress over the north one-fourth of lot ten, in the United States treasury.” In the matter of the petition of the Lans also the right of whv * over the east twelve feet withstood the shock of empires and “I’iank your money down when you Senator Clay was followed on Friday ing A Northern Railway Co. Apppeal from Ed wiu II. Lyon lor defendant. In width of the south half of lot two. and the the wreck of nations. But it has order the goods and we will meet each by Senator Hanna, who, with a sledge Probate Court. Appcul of Marion Meeker. cast twelve feet In width of lot three In said hammer style of oratory, reiterated all Improved Condition of the Hired Man. block ten. Bald sale will be made subject to assumed a home feature and has lost and every price they make, and fur II. E. Walbrldge for complainants, Norton & the payment of the remainder of said mort the republican sophistries in regard to Doollng for defendant. Ed. Independent ;—To say that gage not yet due, being twenty-five hundred > largely its religious aspect. It is a nish you the same goods at the same protection and claimed that because the hired man as well as the hired Kiri dollars and Interest thereon at six per cent, In the matter of the petition of the Lans per annum from November 1.1th, 1901. day of feasting and giving and home prices they offer you. in the past it had been the policy of ing A Northern Railway Co. Appeal from is in great, demand is stating tiie case Dated January 9th, 19**2. bringing. “We will go further. tiie government to build up hot-house Probate Court. Appeal of Arthur B. Har mildly. Jlow to secure good help is MARY COWELL, industries there must be no deviation ford. If. E. Walbrldge for complainants, Nor one of the most troublesome questions _ Mortgagee Easter is a day of religious promise, “We don ’t ask you to take any goods Prkkiks A Rai .hwiw . from tnat policy. Tiie debate on this ton A Doollng for appellant. that the farmer has to deal with. It Attornev s for Mortgagee. an augury of things to be. St. Paul where mistakes are made In ordering. bill will continue until the 17th inst., John McQiilllen. administrator of the es Is a question with many of us whether said that If our hope and faith were “We’ll shoulder the mistakes. when a vote will be taken. Senator tate of Eliza J. Gray, deceased, vs. William we can afford tiie outlay. DROBATK NOTICE.—PROBATE COURT 5 Clinton County —ss. Notice is hereby giv Vest will address the senate on the H. Castle. Trespass on the case upon prom In reviewing history we find Jacob, limited to this earth, we should be of “If any of you have ever had any- who worked for Laban seven years for en that all claims and demands against the all men most miserable. subject soon, if his health will permit. ises. A. A. F.llls and E. M. Davis for com estate of BERNARD M. KADKMACHKK. de thing come wrong, you know what a The bill reported by the senate com plainant, Wm. 11. Castle for defendant. a girl and then the old gentleman ceased. will be heard by the Judge of Probate Easter is the keynote of the Christian pushed off on him a cheap girl whom of said county, at the Probate offh e In the vil nice little Job it is to have It correct mittee on judiciary for the protection John C. lllcks vs. George A. Steel. As lage of Bt.Johns.on the 4th day of Bepteinl»*r, song. It is the foundation of Christian ed, no matter how willing the firm is of the president has also received sumpsit. Hpauldlng. Norton A Doollng for he did not want. He then worked A. D., 1902. and that the creditors of said de some consideration. It is opposed by complainant, Fedewa A Walbrldge for de another seven years to get the girl of ceased are allowed six months from the date of life. As Christmas tells ef the advent to do so. this notice In which t*> present their claims many of the democratic members on fendant. his choice with no such privileges as of a Messiah who should deliver from “It takes correspondence, for adjustment.-Dated February *», J902, A D stamps ! the ground that is is contrary to the Andrew Rohrehneher et al vs Nelson T. as they h:\ye now. They now get from CHARLES M. MERRILL.’ sin, so Easter proclaims a God who and freight on the goods to get them j constitution in that it is an extension Sleight. Assumpsit. Norton A Deoil ng for $18 to $22 per month, board and wash Judge of Probate. triumphed over death and the grave. exchanged, to say nothing of the loss .^c * ilw against treason and is a complainants. ing. with the privilege of sitting up with the hired girl three nights a week The Hebrew religion, the forerunner of(1f time,t inn> I violation of the rights of the sovereign Edward L. Doollng vs. Frank C. Voorhocs. states. and seeing her home from church in Don 't Be Fooledi of the Christian religion, beautiful in Assumpsit. Spaulding. Norton Si Doollng for Tik« th* genuine, original “Some people prefer to buy away The week in the house has been de complainant. Wm. M. Smith for defendant. the evening. Those who are not satis its symbols, virtuous, but austere In from home because it sounds big to be voted to the consideration of the rural Fred F. Murdock v*. Mary Richardson. — fied with present conditions should ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Its teachings, offers no answer to the free delivery hill. The bill as reported Assumpsit Norton A Doollng for complain read the story of Jacob and observe Mad* only by Madison ModD able to say they ordered from Chicago, how he had to toll to secure the girl cine Co., Madison, WIs. H the question: “If a man die shall he etc. not only provides for the establishment ant, H. E. Walbndgc for defendant. keeps yon well. Our trad* on a permanent basis of this form of of his choice without any wages to live again? ” Job hints at itonly in the David Sturgis vs. Mary Hamer. Assump mark cut on each package, “We know of one party who is pistal service but goes further and sit. Norton A Doollng for complainant, H.E. boot; verily the world moveth. prtes. JS cents. Never sol4 W. N. Reddout . In bulk. Accept no subctl* words: “I know that my redeemer actually paying more for goods bought instructs that the routes shall be (^Walbrldge for defendant. >««o./»aH*Tca •••• rate. Ask your druggist. THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT THURSDAY MARCH 13, 1902. Real Estate TntiiMtellon. OVID. BENGAL. ('has. S. Foster mid wife to J. U. Har rington el ul, laud on u«rl4 of MV4, From Our Correspondent. From Our Correspondent We section 34, Hath ...... 82000 00 Mrs. C'has. Eaton returned from De Carrie H. Travis to Sarali M. Blizzard, troit Thursday. A number in this vicinity are hav ing bad colds. BAKING w SO feet In width of lots 10, II and 12, Nina Ilubbell is in Lansing visiting j block 20, St. Johns ...... 3000 00 Charles Laughlln is quite poorly. .lames H. Adams and wife to Wm. T. Robert Gerry and wife. Bair and wife, ue^ of ueK, section Earnest smith, of New York, who ’ George Glllett and wife visited at oyal Powder 21, Ureenbush ...... 1380 00 Ed. Harper ’s last Sunday. R■ y Absoluteev 'Pure owns the Ovid creamery, was in town Buy Direct Clyde.1. Ketchum and wife to Alvah Ketchuin, e^i of ne>4 of sek), section Tuesday looking after the interests of Stebblns Acker, of Carson City, was 22, Victor ...... 700 00 the business. a caller at Benj. Acker’s on Monday of Makes the food more delicious and wholesome William H. Gilson and wife to Lillian Mrs. Conaught is recovering from this week, Grace Ellis. n!4 of nw$4 of swkf. SOYA. SAKINO SOWOCft 00.. N(W VO**. tIon 20, Greenbuse, and other con the grip. Earl Acker and wife have moved on siderations ...... 1 CO Miss Nina Clark, of St. Johns, was to Ben). Acker’s farm. CliarleH A. Fritz mid wife to Emma J. In town Saturday. From the Berry, Hurd A Slekela ttubdiv of out Fur the Complexion. lota O anil li, lot block 3, St. Johns 550 00 A. G. Shepard was in Detroit Tues The complexion always suffers from LOCAL JOTTINGS. PERSONAL. J. Warren Gunnison and wife to Ed day and Wednesday. ward Looker and wife, e 40 acres of biliousness or constipation. Unless the that part of vH of seq which lies s Mrs. N. J. Clark returned Tuesday bowels are kept open the Impurities Dr. Pollard lias sold his residence to Miss Altha Shaw lias been visiting of Ih-wltt and Howell road, section from Cleveland, Ohio, where she has from the body appear iu the form of Harry Parr. Consideration, $2,(HX). in Lansing. 9, DeWitt ...... 1000 to been visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. unsightly eruptions. DeWItt’s Little Quarry . . . . J. Warren Gunnison to F. Jennie Gun Crouse. When a man starts for a dentist ’s Guy Cone, of Ithaca, is in town nison, land on wVi of sciW, suction 9, Early Risers keep the liver and bowels urtice he usually strikes a tooth-hurty visiting friends. DeWitt...... 1000 00 Mrs. A. G. Shepard and Miss Nellie in healthy condition and remove the gait. Eliswortli Williams and wife to Saruh Shepard were in Owosso Tuesday. cause of such troubles. C. E. Hooper. V. J. Glebe Is the name of the new J. Krecp-tmum, sl4 of sUof nw fr’l 4 Ctias. Beardslee, of Victor, was in Albany, Ga., says “I took DeWItt’s The robins are attain with us, indl- station agent at Fowler. of nw fr’l *4, section 19. Lcbauon ...... 350 00 Little Early Risers for biliousness. We cut our own Granite. •ating an early spring, which most Leona M. Oberlln to Fred A. Dunham, town Saturday to meet Iiis daughters from Grand Rapids, who are visiting They were just what I needed. 1 am We pay no middlemen ’s profits. people predict. Miss Leone Shaw spent Saturday VanDfUscn's add, lut 8. block 0, feeling better now than in years.” and Sunday with her parents here. Elsie ...... 500 00 him. We pay no commissions to agents. Wm. M. Leland, who has been Joseph E. Moore et ul to John Mcln- Never gripe or distress. Safe, thor seriously attlicted with stomach Mrs. Flora Miller, of Riley, visited Clarence Burnett, of Elsie, spent ough and gentle. The very best pills. Sunday in Ovid. We invite tlie inspection of every trouble of late, is now able to be about Mrs. J. W. Keeney Monday and Tues C. E. Van Sickle . a little. Charles Dodge and wife to Arthur Nellie Jenks lias accepted a position one as to size and quality of our mon day. Dodjre, neq of nw(4 and eJ4 of sek» of nwlf, section It), Diiplalu ...... 2100 00 in J. 11. Tenniek ’s hardware store in WEST RILEY. uments. We never show a Concord Alvin Cupet. of Riley, who was in Glltiert Granger has sold his farm in Greenville as bookkeeper. jured by a load of hay. tipping over on Olive .uni will soon remove to St. Henry P. Cobb and wife to Charles Dotitfc, all of eV4 of ne!4 w hich lies Wm. Sawtelle’s bakery on Main From Our Correspondent. or Hardwick and £all it a Barre hiiu not long since, is fast recovering Johns. west of Maple River, sectiou 15, from his injuries. Duplaln ...... 14‘X) 00 street has opened. Frank Greenfield and wife are visit granite. E. I*. Waldron and daughter and Mrs. Devolchin Smith is very ill. ing at John Burroughs ’. Harry Tows resigned his position as Mrs. It. M. Steel spent Sunday in Nettle B. Lowe to John Pinkney and People get just what they buy. wife, a piece of land oil sv‘/4 of nw'q, Fred Shancrow is convalescing from T. H. Spicer made a business trip to electrician at the electric light works, Lansing. section 8, Essex ...... 2400 00 Muliiken last week. a week ago, to take a position in the Henry Palmer to Dorr K. Stowell and tlie typhoid fever. St. Johns Table works. Floyd Calkins of the Agricultural wife, a piece of land on block 1 Eni- Nelson Tubbs is very sick. Van Auken & Son. whose sawmill College, spent Sunday last at his home ruonsvlllo ...... 200 00 Mrs. Huntley and Mrs. Oct:v Fraln is situated on tlie farm of Mrs. II. The women taxpayers in the village in this village. Lewis T. Little and wife to William G. Wells, is turning out a lot of building Walter & Hodge. were even more anxious than the men Holmes, lots 17 trad c>4 of 18, block 4 returned from Detroit Saturday. Miss Mabelle A. Buck witnessed the Avenue add,-St. Johns ...... 550 00 material. A number of our farmers to have the wrong doers put out and Wm. Dennis and wife were in Owos are getting ready to build barns this more judicious men put in. play, “David Hamm,” at Lansing. Richurd Flzzell and wife to Willard H. so Monday. Tuesday evening. Brown and wife, 36 acres on n»Ai, coming summer. March 8, DeWittt Camp, No. 4152, section 7, Ovid...... 1075 00 Grace Abbott was in Owosso Mon C. J. Avery lost a valuable cow last E. N. of A. balloted on and accepted Miss Bernice Feek, after a visit Kate Nellerto Margaret Loesch. utid'd day. 1-10 of sJ4 of w*4 of sw'i of section 18 week. It slipped in a ditch and lived WARMTH, STYLE, DURA- nine applications for membership. with her people in this village, return Miss Neva Huntley returned from but a short time after she was gotten ed to her work in Alma last Monday. anil wV4 of eH of nwq of section 10, Initiation and supper on March 22. also n part of w4 of nw)4 sectiou 10, Detroit Monday night. out. Mr. Avery has had a streak of BILITY, SATISFACTION . Sir Clarence Murphy, the jovial Miss Maud McCarthey, after visit DeWitt, q. c...... - 525 00 Dr. Campbell, of Ovid, and Dr. hard luck. In tlie past ten months John II.; Bollards to Leonard Drake, lie has lost two cows, a valuable horse Irishman in the employ of Geo. 11. ing her friend Lulu Hoover, returned seii of nei(, section 12. Bingham ...... 2000 00 Travis, of Elsie, were called in consul m. Judd, merchant tailor, will have been to tier Dome in Saginaw last Monday. Ella M. Reynolds to Jasper J. Hayden tation on Mr. Colt, who is very ill, and colt, one brood sow with 15 pigs and one sheep. We hope the misfor a citizen of America fifty years next E. T. Hughes has sold his residence and wife, 15 acres on eHj of swt-4. Tuesday. Saturday. section 30, Watertown ...... 1425 00 Cecil Hunter has returned to school tune of last week will end tlie list for property on Wright street to R. C. Sunniel E. Gillum and wife to John E. some time to come. The pupils of district No. 4, West Davies and will give possession May Mills, lot 23. block! Brown ’s sub div after a siege of the mumps. Brandt, phalia, will, with tlie aid of their of out lot “J”, St.Johns ...... 75 00 1st. Mrs. Hutchins is spending a few 9ZX List of Letter*. PRACTICAL teacher, give a free entertainment at Geo. E. Craddock and wife to Hiram days In Greenville. D Rt-miifiilui; in the st. JiduiMjpostonicc week the school house on the evening of John Williams, of Rochester, Oak M. Tubbs et al, swV ofnw^of neJ4, endinjf Marcli 12, 1902. Tuesday, March 2a. A cordial invita land county, Mich., spent last Sundav section 11, Duptniu ...... 751 00 Mrs. II. M. High gave a six o'clock Haley, Albert Allen. Wade F. tion is extended to all. with Iiis parents, Air. and Mrs. Jacob Ellzu J Shaw to Hiram M. Tubbs et al tea Wednesday evening. About a Biowii , E. M. Rnutliiiiirli. Bertha Williams. a piece of land on av% of nwAL sec dozen were present and a very enjoy Collurn, Wlllmer Sillier, Fred Furrier, Charles Stabler, one of the chief tion 11, Duplain ...... 20 00 Mttnulnjf. John Shorter, II, R. & Co. able evening was spent in playing Smith, S. M. Spencer, Eva actors in a slander suit at the Febru 11. Burghdorf, of Lansing, after Estella Weaver to Francis W. Redfern, flinch. ary term of court, traded iiis beauti visiting triends m St. Johns Monday, swlt of swjq. section 21, Essex ...... 1800 00 Smith. Master F.arl Cyrus Smith to William H. Weaver Cora Whittemore, of Ovid, and WILL II. BRUNSON, P. M. ful farm in Watertown for another in returned home Tuesday morning, via and wife, e!4 of nwV4, section #8, DeWitt and that for a grocery stock the new road. Robert Morrison, of St. Johns, were Bingham ...... 4050 00 married at tlie bride ’s home Wednes Monroe in the village of DeWitt. John McCulloch, baggageman be Rhoila J. lluldwln to Eli Breniman et al, lot 1 except 8 feet in width off w day night. A young adopted child of Christ tween Detroit and Grand Haven, end, block 0, Fowler...... — 800 00 Foercli in the northwest Dart of this An exciting chase took place on ST., ipent Sunday last with the family of Charlotte Havens to Ransom J. Frak- Main street last Friday when Chas. township wandered away from home Henry Mallory. er, lot 10 and eV4 of lot 20, block £7. ... 500 00 Snyder ’s horse, which had been Get. Rapids, Mich. recently, and the first of t lie week was P. E. Wallsworth was called to Mt. Fred C. VanVleet and wife to Charles hitched in tlie alleyway near Mr. Sny found at the home of H. li. Knee land Clemens the tirst of the week in conse E. Smith, s 85 acres of nw!4 and n 38 in tlie township of Bengal. acres of wVtjof sw‘4. section 3, Olive.. 5500 00 der’s grocery store, broke loose and quence of the death of Iiis brother-in- Leon L. Tyler and wife to George F. dashed down Main street with the liv Josiah Upton, who keeps a perfect law, Dr. Chapin. Travi-.. .i |ii>c,- iaiul on swti of ery. Wagon attached, it ran up the record of tlie weather, says that last Mrs. J. I). Holmes, who has been dw !4, section 13. Duplain ...... 225 00 Main street to Williams street where SEAL GARMENTS to ORDER Tuesday was the warmest day in> Sherman It. Daholl and wife to Sarah visiting her daughter. Mrs. Flora M. Blizzard, eft of swJK, section 4, it turned, made the circuit of tlie March during tlie last nineteen years, Miller, in Riley, returned to her home block, made a dash for tlie fiont of A SPECIALTY. when the mercury indicated 55 degrees Bingham ...... * ...... 4650 00 in Ovid Tuesday. Seymour Kyes and wife to Melville tlie Iletan house, dislocated two of Alterations and repairs to all Fur above zero in the morning. Kycs et ul. s fr of nw fr’l U, sectiou tlie posts supporting the porchway, limes Pruden spent Saturday and l, DeWitt...... 4000 00 Fred Witt, of Riley township, was Sunday at Olive Center, at the home broke loose from the wagon and Goods promptly and satisfactorily before Justice Marshall Thursday, of Iiis cousin, Elmo Bowc, who attends started up tlie street again. At tlie made. Orders left with NOBLE Marcli 0, on a charge of marring and school in this village. BAPTIST NOTES. corner of Main and Williams it either BURNETT, Dry Goods Merchant, defacing a building. He pleaded guilty Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Scofield, became entangled in the harness or St. Jolins, will receive prompt and and was fined $15 and $7 costs, which On account of tlie pastor having slipped and fell, allowing Mr. Snyder he paid and was discharged. who went to Dakota a couple of years careful attention. ago, have returned to their farm been called away to attend tlie funeral to catcli it. Lyon & Ten Eyck, have just added house in Olive. Mrs. Scolield ’s health of a nephew the talk on Baptism was The morning star chapter of the to their draytng business a storage is poor. postponed, but will be given nextSun- Eastern Star of Ovid w»*re entertained Uncle Sam's system for the storing of stoves and Mrs. Fred Pulling, who had bjen day evening service. by the Eastern Star chapter of Laings- household furniture. Goods will he i0;30 subject, “Constrained by burg Tuesday night. There were moved, stored and returned in good here several days in consequence of Mail Service the sick ness of her mother (M "s Black Love ”, 12 noon Bible school, G p. 3n. twenty-four who went from Ovid and To Fence Builders. siiape on application to them. ley), returned to her home at Dansville B. V. 1\ l\, 7 p. in. subject “Foreor- probably each one carried at least half requires physical and mental On the 17th instant occurs the first Tuesday morning. dination and Predestination as View a dozen lanterns because there were ability of a high degree to anniversary of the dedication of the ed by Raul.” Evangelistic service lo none left in Ovid after they had gone. withstand its hard labors. The Congregational church, in honor of R. C. Davies expects to start for old the evening. They reported a very pleasant time We are general agents for the which event the Woman's As-, >ci it ion England, iiis native land, the first of and probably had one as they did not high tension to which the celebrated Brown Wire Fence. — will serve s chicken pie supper in the April, wtiere lie will spend several reach home until late or rather early. nervous system is constantly LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in church dining-room from <> to 8 o ’clock. months visiting relatives and old-time METHODIST MENTION. Someone, still experiencing the feel friends. May ills journey be attended subjected, has a depressing ef Ingham, Ionia, Gratiot, Shiawas Robert, son of the late Andrew ing of exaltation common to election witli safety and pleasure. The pastor exchanges witli Rev. J. fect, and soon headache, back see and Clinton counties. Our Smith, died suddenly at his home at night was heard to say that there was ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, Coleman, Midland county. The re Mrs. Charles H. Reeves, who had C. Cook, of Ithaca, next Sunday. more than one star in tlie East that stays are of heavy wire and may mains were brought to Wacousta. this been here visiting her parents, Mr. The Social league will hold a hand night in spite of its being cloudy. Ap sciatica, etc., develop in severe be fitted to any wire fence and county, for interment. A mother, and Mrs. S. E. Losey, went to Detroit kerchief sale and supper Friday, parently it did not occur to him that form. Such was the case of Monday. From there she will return thus make a new fence of it. sister, wife and lour children survive March 21 at the church. Die ligtits had any other connection \I ail Carrier S. F. Swcinhart, We have a fine line of Cedar him. to her home in Portland. She was A good interest was manifested in witli tlie general lack of illumination. of Huntsville, Ala., he says: accompanied by her mother. liie special gospel meetings, and sever Posts. Respectfully, The eighth grade standings are now Camp Thomas entertained about “An attack of pneumonia left me being sent out to over 250 applicants. Frank E. Brigham, of Ortonville, al began the Christian life. Tlie twenty of iiis young friends Monday with muscular rheumatism, headache, RING & GRANGER. Commissioner Townsend says that Oakland county, spent Thursday of meetings are being continued Tuesday, evening. Mr. Thomas has gone to and pains that seemed to be all over some of the applicants forgot to send last week visited iiis aunt, Mrs. J. E. Thu radar and Sunday evenings. Lake Odessa w here lie lias secured a me. I was scarcely aide to move for in their names, so if any one fails to Stone, of this village. Mr. Brigham lias position in a hardware store and the about a month when I decided to give get his or tier standing, the reason will recently passed a successful examina P. B. NOTES. jiarty was given as a farewell to iiis he obvious. tion in pharmacy at Grand Rapids. friends here. An excellent time is m reported. L Pain Pills I. T. HORTON The following places have been ap Miss Minnie Stephenson left here Services for next Sunday: Bengal, and Nerve Plasters a trial. In thr*e pointed for Pomona Grange meetings ’ yesterday for Seattle, Wash., where 10:30 a m. Bingham 2:30 p.m. West days I was again on my route and in she will spend the spring and summer Bengal, 7 p. m. Could Not ItrvHtlie. two weeks 1 was free from pain and Dealer In best Hard and Soft Wood, for 1902: South Riley, March 20; Rew. Flour and Feed, Hay, and Grain. April 23; Elsie, May 21; Bingham, with her sister, Mrs. MacDougali. Col. Cowder of Dayton, Ohio, Gen. Cough, colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, gaining in flesh and strength. June 18; Victor, July 23; picnic, Aug She will spend a couple of days witli S. S. secretajy of the U. B. church, other throat and lung troubles are Sold by all Druggist*. ust; Hickory Grange, September 17; Rev. S. S. Chapin ’s family in Chicago, will hold a Sunday school institute quickly cured by One Minute Cough Dr. Milo* Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind ’ Essex, October 15; DeWitt, Novem en route. at Bingham church Marcli 21-23 in Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is not ST.JOHNS, MICH. ber 12; Olive, December 17. Isaac Miller and wife, of Annan- clusive. Col. Cowder is considered a mere expectorant, which gives only temporary relief. It softens and We are pleased to be able to say dale, Minn., formerly of Riley town one of t he best Sunday school workers ship, this county, who have been in tlie U. S. and the best in Ohio. liquefies the mucous, draws out the that President Mills of the Suburban inflammation and removes tlie cause road, who has been in a Detroit hospi visiting friends in this vicinity for several weeks, returned to their west l.lcenacd to Weil. of tlie disease. Absolutely safe. Acts Granil Truk Railway System tal receiving treatment for Ills eyes, is Date Name. Age ern borne last Monday. Mr. Miller's at once. “One Minute Cough Cure will much improved. A specialist says the March 5—Fred Patterson, St. Johns...... 28 do all that is claimed for it,” says nerves were paralyzed and the best of niece, Miss Pearl Hamer, aecompained Beni Male Tripp, same...... 21 Wr.!*T-BouND rnoM St. Johns . them and will remain until fall. Justice of tlie Peace J. O. Hood, Cros No. 19 — MorniiiK- Exp.toGd. Haven, 11:15 am treatment must he secured to prevent March 6—Henry R. Glllson. St.Johns ...... 22 by. Miss. “My wife could not get her iiis becoming totally blind. Olie ft Briggs, same...... 22 No.l3--Mull and Clilcairo Exp. to March 6— Evertt Clements. DeWitt...... 24 breath and was relieved hy the tirst Gd. Haven ...... 3:20 pm There lias been on exhibition in SERVED THKM'WELL. Frances Boleholt, same...... 22 dose. It has been a benetit to all my No 11- Express to Grand Rapids 7:57 pin Ward & Holton ’s window a beautiful March 7—Edward Waldron. Wacousta ...... 28 family.” C. E. Van Sickle . No. 17—Western Exp. to Gd. Haven 7:25am representation of the historic “May A Favorite on tli« llmril mul In nil Social Emelin Foercli. St.Johns ...... 19 Nos. 19. 13, 11, Daily except Sunday flower” made by Knapp Bros., florists. mill IIiih Iiich * Circle*. March 10—Charles W. Allor, Maple Rapids 22 Riley l>, mocrallc Ciitiru*. No. 17 Daily. The hull below the water line was of Supervisor J. P. Ulrich, of Dallas Lydia May Messer. Lebanon ...... 21 The Riley Democratic caucus will be held March 10—Charles J. Roberts, Maple Rapids 20 ExsT-BorKD. red carnations, above the water line township, has proven to be a just and Ruby Lyrone Messer, Lebanon .19 at the town hall on Saturday, March 29, 114-2, at I p. m., for the purpose of nominating No. 12—Express to Det rolt and Esst 8 :28 sm white carnations were used, while the impartial ofllcer. lie serves relatives March It—Lee Killam. Lebanon ...... 18 rigging was of smilax, as was the aim strangers alike in the discharge Marceline Jarvis. Hubhanlston. 19 candidate* for tho several ofllces to be sup No.20--Mall to Detroit...... 11:15 am “ground ” on which the whole rested. of Iiis duties as supervisor. He has ported at the comlnjf spring election and for No. 18— KvenlngExp- to Detroit and The ship was used as a centerpiece for done good and faithful work on the To Reside ami do liiiHlness In Chicago. the transaction of such other business as Headache for Forty Years. East...... -...... —...... 4:42 pm one of the tables at the recent May board and as committeeman. He may properly come before It. No. 14—Eastern Exp. to Du rand and flower banquet. should be nominated and re-elected. Michael iwangericli and son Joseph, Dated at R.Iey this 10th day of March 10 2. East..... -...... 8:52 pm of Westphalia, will go to Chicago soon The observance of Easter is almost as By order of Committee. Nos. 20. 18, 12, Daily except Sunday. to engage in business. As soon as No. 14, Daily. old as the tlie Christian church. It Circuit Court. they get settled lie will send for his W. H. BURKE. was recognized as a religious festival A break at the works cut off the On the opening of the circuit court family. Mr. Mangerich is an old electric light service last night. Agent. witiiin 3oo years after the resurrection Monday last Frank J. Snitgen was ar resident of Westphalia where lie has of Christ, hut it was not till the eight h raigned on a charge of burglary, to held tlie ofllces of justice of the peace, The frost, is out of the ground and century that Its celebration became which lie pleaded guilty and was sent the outlook Is favorable for an early township clerk and other positions of spring. MORE LIVES ARE SAVED common throughout the Christian enced to serve a term of one year in trust within «the. gift of the people, ...BY USING... world. In the western countries of the State Reformatory at Ionia lie is a painter by trade and is well Jack Moore is housed with severe Europe it was always kept on Sunday, Tiie case of Fred F. Murdock vs. known to tlie people of that section. rheumatism. hut the churches in Asia kept It on the Mary Richardson was recalled to cor May health and success attend them A train of 53 heavily laden freight Dr. King’s New Discovery, third dav after the 14th of the Jewish rect errors in declaration. Therefore, Rain and sweat in their new home. cars passed this station for the east, have no effect on month Nisan, whatever day of the it will he continued over the term. drawn by two locomotives last Sunday harness treated week this might be. Tills was the The case of the Gratiot County State Nalft of Ifousnliold Furniture. morolog. with Eureka liar- Consumption, Coughs and Colds Jewish rule, which aimed to keen the Bank vs. The Independent Order of next Oil. ll re- ‘ Than By All Other Throat And Dr. Pollard, who has retired from sitta the damp, j Lung Remedies Combined. actual anniversary of the day of the Odd Fellows. No. 81 of St. Johns, is practice in this village, will dispose of keeps the lealh- J resurrection (as we observe Christmas), now being tried. all ids household furniture, including CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH er toft and pli- a while the gentiles preferred to observe able. Stitchra This wonderful ’ medicine positively Ills piano, at Ills residence hy public do not break, v cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds, the Lord ’s day which comes next after Grand Trunk Must Show Chuih . auction on Tuesday, March 18, begin No rough »ttr- \ the actual anniversary. The council Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay Tlie Wayne circuit court lias made ning atlOo ’clock. Until that date PENNYROYAL PILLS face lo chafe Fever,Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, of Arles, in A. I). 314,ordered Easter an order directing tlie Detroit Grand goods will be disposed of at private and cut. The to be observed at the same time harnru not joa Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping Haven & Milwaukee railway company sale. only keep* I Cough. NO CURE. NO PAY. throughout Christendom, and the to show cause on April 2 w hy a man looking like 1 ’ councils of Nicaea, A. D. 325, ruled that damus should not issue to eoinnol it to At Auction. Prioe 60c. & $1. Trial Bottle Free. it was to be celebrated only on the reduce its passenger fares in Michigan Lord ’s day, and not on a week day. C. A. Faubel will offer for sale at to 24 cents per mile. The application public auction on the premises known It was not. however, until the year was made by Commissioner Osborn. 714 that the computation of the time as the It. B. Cams farm, three miles Mmfr. Always reliable l.a«*Ira. ek nn.mrlst for Mitrrlril la I,»nnliiK. north and two miles west of St. Johns, 4 HI4 HK.MTt.lt w KN44I.INH III Ke«4 and HEADACHE of Easter was fully settled and uni Hold metallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. formity secured. The rule was then Frank Stevens, of tills village, was on Wednesday, Marcli 2d, 1902, com Take no other. KrfUar dsnyeron* mImII. mencing at 9 o ’clock a. m., a large lalloniand imitations, lluy of your Dniggitt, Sold f fi laid down that Easter day Is always married In Lansing last Monday morn or send 4c. in stamps for Parilrnlarf, Testi everywhere ( the first Sunday after the full moon ing to Miss Kate Dertnond, of that amount of well -bred horses, cattle, monials and “Keller Tor Ladlet,"InIdlrr, in cans — li swine, poultry, farm machinery, Im bv return Hall. 10,000 Testimonials. Hold by all sires. which happens upon or next after the city. Tlie ceremony was performed oil Druftrlsts. Made hy 21st of March. If the full moon in the deputy county clerk’s ofllcc hy plements, wagons, buggies, grain, hay, etc Terms very favorable. Louis OHICHKST8R CHEMICAL CO. Standard Oil liappenson a Sunday, E aster day is the Rev. IT. B. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs? •IOO Madison Wqnore, PHILA., FA. Company Sunday after. Stephens will reside In St. Johns. Boron, auctioneer. Maatlea this |«,w. CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, MARCH 13. 1902 made of their product with the name to disturb us without running a special ci. Id's try. Robbers had been kHwvn tALZERV LWJHTNK.’O OACHAGE. IS TIME FOR ACTION. TALMAGE’S BEltMON. to do same had (fork along that tqb4, This Is tbe earltest cubfcaze lit tbe woild of the material. They deserve all the train into the great Goneby to fetch u» and a regular goU Mae to the market gardener contempt he visits upon them. But | os special freight things left bebind. and it was known that this hardaman * mi farmer. _ r/fhe way, there Is lota of OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE POPULAR it would tend to a better understanding DISCOURSE THIS WEEK ON FECOL- Let the train of your thoughts throw had money with him, tho prica of the mousy to be made ou car* ELECTION OF SENATORS. of the conditions under which so-called LEOTiON AND FORGETFULNESS. off the worse than useless freight of a cattle sold. The herdsman first thought Rest cabbage, beets, p«*e. radulitV, cucumbers sad tue woolens are made and sold In his corrupt and destroyed past and load It was a stratagem to have him halt hue. country If Mr. Grosvenor should intro up with gratitude and faith and holy and be despoiled of his treasures, bat tur 10c. and thU Notice W. 4. Urjno In The I'omnoner Gives rest H*br*ws VIII., 18: “Their gin* and duce an amendment to the shoddy bill determination. Wo do not please God (he child ’s cry became more keen aftd the John A.^alzerS.-dCo. Good Advice to UsmocraU — H tjorltj Their Iniquities Will I Remember No Lacrosse, (Via., will aend by tbe cultivation of the miserable. rending, and so he dismounted and felt W you tbelr mammoth catalog requiring every piece of cloth and More”—Good Advice for Christian* of Rule Not Aluijn In the Right —Mnuu- He would rather see us happy than to around in the darkness and all In vain ihinds of Sower and vegetable seeds. every garment offered for sale as All Denominations. Market gardeners ’ catalog, Zc postage. W. g. u. (urlurcm Are Thinking. woolen to hear on it an enduring laoel ace us depressed. You would rather see until he thought of a hollow that he stating the average duty collected by your children laugh than to see them remembered near the road where the Cssms'e Dfflanc* Answered. A. committee of tho House of Repre- tho United States on Imported wools (Copyright, 1902. Louis Klopach, IT. Y.) cry, and your Heavenly Father has no child might be, and for that he started "Uncle Joe” Cannon, who fell heir Washington, March 9.— From the hentativos has reported favorably a and woolens, which happens to be just fondness for hysterics. and, sure enough, fonnd a lltUe one to the title of "Watch Dog of the letter to the Hebrews Dr. Talmagc resolution proposing a constitutional about 70 per cent. Not only forget your pardoned trans fagged out and drenched of the storm Treasury” after tbe demise of the ven* amendment providing for the election takes a text and illustrates how all gressions, but allow others to forget aud almost dead. He wrapped It up aa erable Holman of Indiana, was in the offenders may he emancipated; text, of United States Senators by direct them. Toe chief stock on hand of well as he could and mounted hla horse midst of a Heated discussion on the l£xtr.ivxgance of Colonialism. Hebrews viii, 12, "Their sins and their vote of the people. It must, first, se some people is to recount in prayer and resumed his journey home. Com Nicaragua canal bill when suddenly, Extravagance seems to be insepara Iniquities will T remember no more.” cure lime for consideration; second. It meetings and pulpits what big scoun ing in sight of his cabin, be suw it all after making a positive assertion, be ble from colonial administration. In The national flower of the Egyptians must pass the House by a two-thirds drels they once were. They not only lighted up and supposed bis wife bad shouted at the top of his voice: our own unhappy experience with Is the heliotrope, of the Assyrians is will not forget their forgiven deficits, kindled all these lights so as to guide "If I am wrong, who will correct vote; third, it must receive considera alien colonies this teaching has begun the water lily, of the Hindoos is the nut they seem to be determined that her husband through the darkness. tion In the Senate; fourth, it must early nnd will be continued late. The marigold, of the Chinese is the chrys me?” pass the Senate by a two-thirds vote. the church and the world shall not for But no. The house was full of excite "Ah, I would not undertake such an carpet-bag element of office-seekers anthemum. We have no national flow ment, and the neighbors were gathered It passed the House during the Flfty- er, but thcro is hardly any flower get them. If you want to declare that arduous task,” replied the versatile aecond. Fifty-third and Fifty-sixth were swift to organize a raid on colon you have been the chief of Hlnncrs and and stood around the wife of the house, Mr. Hepburn, as he arose In his place ial offices. Their idea of colonial ad more suggestive to many of us than who was insensible as from some great Congresses, the first two being Demo the forget-me-not. We all like to be extol the grace that could save such a and sank back again before Mr. Can cratic, while the Fifty-sixth was Re ministration is that it should be made wretch as you were, do so, but do not calamity. On inquiry the returned hus non could return the fire. profitable to the administrator on the remembered, and one of our misfor band found that the little child of that publican. If it can he brought up for tunes is that there are so many things go into particulars. If you have any The house roared. consideration there is no question that spot. They expect to live in luxury scars got In honorable warfare, show cabin was gone. Bhe had wandered and to spend money like princes. wo cannot remember. out to meet her father and get the How*s tblsr it will pass the House of Representa With the art of recollection, which I them, but if you have scars got in igno IlathLnin in Havana was a good type of present he hud promised and the child VTc nttrr One Hundred Dollars reward for any tives again, notwithstanding the fact cannot too highly eulogize, is one ble warfare do not display them. 1 cose of Cbtarrb that caunos be cured by Mall s that this Congress is Republican. the carpet-bagger developed by our know you will quote the Bible rerer- was lost. Then the father unrolled from Catarrh Cure. new colonial policy. He lmd a royal quite as important, and ypt I never R J. CHENEY A CXXr Prop*.. Toledo a The sentiment in favor of popular heard it applauded. I mean the art of enrs to the horrible pit from which the blanket tho child he had found In We, toe undersigned, nave known o'. J. time during his brief swing In office. the fields, and, lo, it was his own child Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him election of United States Senators is forgetting. Thcro is a splendid facul you were digged. Yes, be thankful for perfectly honorable in all bust Den* transact Ions overwhelming. Republicans as well as ty In that direction that we all need that rescue, but do not make displays and the lost one of the prairie home and financially able to curry out oojrobliga and the cabin quaked with the shout tion* made by their firm. Democrats earnestly desiring the re Cuba's Hope In In the Senate, to cultivate. We might through that of the mud of that horrible pit or Went A Truax. Wholesale- Pvusgtata. Toledo, form. Mow Is the time for the voters The Senate is now more of a delib process be ten times happier and more splash It over other people. Some over the lost one found! How sugges O.: VVa!d*ivr, Klanan A MUrvla, Wholesale tive of the fact that once we were lost Drtmris's, Toledo. Ohio. to act. Ijet every reader of The Com erative body than the House. It has useful than wo now are. We have times 1 have felt in Christian meetings Hull's-Catarrh Cure Is taken huteroany. act- moner address a postal card to his no rule of cloture and debate may be been told that forgetfulness is a weak discomfited and unlit for Christian in the open fields or among the moun in cr directly upon the blood and mucous-Mtrfisoes tain crags. God ’s wandering children, of the systawt Testimonials sent free Frioo member of Congress urging him to prolonged over any measure. While ness and ought to be avoided Lj *n service bccau:a I had done none of «5c per bottle. Sold by all druggist* support the resolution and insist upon this deliberation at times becomes n possible means. So far from a weak those things which seemed to be, in and he found us, dying In the tempest, KoU'o Family Hills are the best. Its immediate consideration. A few nuisance, it has its uses, and that ness, my text ascribes it to God. It the estimation of many, necessary for and wrapped us in tbe mantle of his A Mwedloh copper miiw tu»* been words will be sufficient; if several sign body is more likely to give rational Is the very top of omnipotence that Christian usefulness, for I never swor# love and fetched us borne, gladness and congratulation bidding us welcome. worked 1 without interrupt)** tor 8W the postal card so much the better: and patriotic attention to Cuba's needs God is able to obliterate a part of bis a word or ever got drunk or went to years. The expense is trivial, but the result than the House, where Grosvenor, Dal- own memory. If we repent of sin compromising places or was guilty of The fact is that lire world does not Tvill be of inestimable value. Write zell and others would hold on like and rightly seek the divine forgive assault and battery or ever uttered a know God or they would all flock to Too, COa> Wot Allen ’s Fust Kiwi WYmm. at once; do not delay. Let your mem grim death to the narrow policy con ness, the record of the misbehavior is slanderous word or ever did any one a him. Writ* to-day to Allen SA (Mmotcri, Le- Roy,N. Y. ,for * FREE sample of Allem'o ber of Congress know that you are demned by the iate President McKin not only crossed off the books, but God hurt, although I knew my heart was There are certain names so magnetic Foot-Ease ,a powder. It curceoweatutfr, watching him and that you rely upon ley. actually lets It pass out of memory. sinful enough, and I said to myself. tnat their pronunciation thrills all who "Their sins and their iniquities will hear them. Such to the name of the damp, swollen*aching feet- Maiceoaew him to represent you in this important "There is no use of my trying to db or tight shoes-easy- A certada. ever* fur matter. I remember no more.” To remember any good, for I never went through Italian soldier and liberator, Garibaldi. Chilblains aod Frost-bitoe. At ail A* to President Kooievnlt, no more is to forget, and you cannot Marching with bis troop*. he met a “Dear bir; The New York Tribune asserts that those depraved experiences. ” But druggists and- shoe stores; 25 seats. “I hope you will support and urge make anything else out of It. God ’s afterward I saw consolation in the shepherd who was in great distress be the Democratic press “misconstrues power of forgetting is so great that 1. cause he had lost a lanib. Garibaldi John Wesley never look any feme the immediate consideration of the the meaning of many remarks that thought that no one gained any ordi resolution proposing an amendment to two men appeal to him and the one nation by tbe laying on of the hands raid to his troops. "Let u# help this of diversion, but utilized every mo President Roosevelt engages in. ” Pos man, after a life all right, gets the sins poor shepherd find his lamb. ” And so, ment. the Constitution providing for the elec sibly from the Tribune's point of view of dissoluteness and infamy. tion of Senators by direct voto of the of his heart pardoned and the And though an ordinary moral life, with lanterns and torches, they ex and comment we do. For instance, other man, after a life of abomination, plored the mountains, but did not find EARLIEST RUSSIAN WILI^ET. people. Your constituents here are in Roosevelt said he would “carry out ending in a Christian life, may not be Will you be short of hay? If bo , pJ-tnt ta gets pardoned, God remembers no the lamb, and alter an ’ unfFiiccessfnl plenty of this prodigally prolific initial. favor of the change. If you are agiinst the McKinley policy," now is it natural I more against one than against the ns dramatic a story to tell about, let us the amendment please let me know be grateful to God rather than worry search late at night they went to their S to S Tun# of Rich Huy For Acre. to suppose that our streuuous execu | other. The entire past of both the Price 50 lbs. $1.90; 100 lbs. $0. Low freight*. why.* ’ about it if we have never plunged into encampment. The next morning Gari tive meant that he would carry it out i moralist, with his imperfections, and baldi waa found asleep far on into the John A. balzer Heed Co., La Creaeu,YVi». W If every reader of The Commoner in the back yard and throw it in tho outward abominations. It may be ap | the profligate, with his debaucheries, day, and they wakened him for some will send some such communication as sewer, or in a hole, the Tribune ’s view propriate In a meeting of reformed In 1SS2 the orphan asylum* of Is as much obliterated in the one case purpose and found that he had not (die above to his member of Congress of it. drunkards or reformed debauchees to France had 01,000 children is their as in the other. Forgotten forever given up the search when the soldiers at once* action will be hastened. If and forever. "Their 6ins and their in quote for those not reformed how des care. perate and nasty you once were, but do did, but had kept on still further into you have another postal card to spare Nobody In Command. iquities will I remember no more. ” not drive a scavenger ’s cart into as the night and hud found it, and he ITalf an hour is all the time required to write to Speaker Henderson and ask Admiral Sampson was not at the 1 his sublime attribute of forgetful semblages of people the most of whom pulled down the blankets from his dye with PUTNAM FADELESS DYttk him to 6Ci an early day for the con battle of Santiago. But what of that? ness on the part of God you and I Hold by druggists, 10c. per package. sideration of this resolution. need, in our finite way, to imitate. have always been decent and respect couch, and there lay the lamb, which The President says substantially that able. But 1 have been sometimes in Garibaldi ordered Immediately taken The editors of the weekly papers You will do well to cast out of your Deaths from alcoholism are- most nu nobody was in command anyhow; that great evangelical meetings where peo to its owner. So the commander of arc requested to call this matter to tho captains were just sloshing about recollection all wrongs done you. Dur merous in Russia, Denmark and Nor ing the cotfrse of one ’s life he is sure ple went into particulars about the sins all the hosts of heaven turned aside the attention of their readers either on their own hook. The President ’s way. by publishing this editorial or by pre to be misrepresented, to be lied about, that they once committed, so much so from his glorious and victorious march decision has been set down as a rather senting ttie subject in their own lang to be Injured. 7 here are those who that I fett like putting my hand on my through the centuries of heaven and To Cure a Coltf In One day. shrewdly constructed document. It uage. Concerted action will win. keep these things fresh by frequent pocketbook or calling for the police said, “I will go aud recover that iost Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabioU. Ait The readers of The Commoner also invites analysis as a humorous rehearsal. Keep nothing in your pos lest these reformed men might fall world and that race of whom Adam druggists refund money i f it foils tocure. l!5c. production. It will not he taken into session that is disagreeable. Tear up from grace and go at their old business was the progenitor and let all who will alouc might he sufficient to hasten Ivan, the Terrible, wits fond: of tor consideration, but with all the readers serious consideration by the ultimate tbe falsehoods and the slanders and of theft or drunkenness or cut-throat- accompany me.” And through the historian of the war with Spain. turing animals ami seeing their btbotl of all the weekly papers writing to the hypercriticisms. ery. If your sins have been forgiven night they eam«, but I do not see that run. their representatives in Congress there Imitate the Lord In my text and and yow life purified, forget tho way the angelic escort came any farther can i ■ no doubt of success. Now' Is The Costly Philippine*. forget, actually forget, sublimely for wardness of the past and allow others than tbe clouds, but their most Illus tin. Winslow ’s Soothing by imp. Ter chil.lri velt. They told the President they came to Washington to urge Congress to adopt pure food legislation, and CONGRESSMAN HOWARD. MR. VEST BHI1CKS President Roosevelt indorsed the movement. Senator Cullom made arrangements Of National Reputation Are- the Men* Who for the delegation to appear on Wed SKIPPING-BILL. nesday before the Senate Manufac- ^54861 i tures committee In advocacy of the ‘ Pe-ru-na to Fellow Sufferer! Senator From Missouri Finds'1)1,1 introduced by senator Mason, which is identical with the Maun bill. A Remarkable Case Reported From the State No Excuse For Proposed Miner* lloycott Chinese. of New York. Bounty. Ouray, Col., March 11.—The Miners ’ union has received a req eat f.om Gov- Orman for a statement to be submitted ONE COMPANY TO BE GAINER. to the state department concerning the Chinese boycott. The miners will set forth In the statement the legal light Mrs. Francis Podmore, President W. C. Declare* Other Indnatrie* An Well En of the boycott In Colorado and the fact titled lo Cot eminent tundi — Alio that there Is no class discrimination. T. U., Saranac Lake, New York, Owes Conu-n THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY MARCH 13, 1902. Clinton Go.SavingsBank THE INLAND NEWS. F0WLEB. From Our Correspondent. From Our Correspondent. 1 ST.JOHNS. MICH. Mrs. W. II. Buck its spending a few MS John Pinkney and wife visited in days with her daughter, Mrs. Scott §§ W. B. CORSETS. 1*4 jsS Per Cent. Intereston Deposits. St. Johns the latter part of last week. Swagart, of Bengal. STANDARD PATTERNS. Maud Sheldon visited her parents Albert Martin was In Grand Rapids CANS MONEY ON APPROVED RONDS AND Sunday. a few days of last week ou business. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Wesley Gordanier and wife visited William Leucht and wife, of Bengal, at George Jewitt’s in Essex Sunday. are moving Into the place recently OFFICERS: There was a pedro party at Walter vacated by Watson Coomer. J. Baldwin ,Prea. E.WALSwOHTH.Prea White ’s last Saturday night. All Dewey Lance and wife, of Middle- U. Pcnnkll . V-Fr«». O. Dbxtkk . Asst.True report a tine time. ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with + NOBLE BURNETT’S Wui. Pinkney shipped a double deck Ilaryey Lee and wife. THE LOCAL MAKKETh. of hogs from Middleton Wednesday. Mrs Frank Waters and son Frankie, C. M. Sheldon visited In Lansing of Dewitt, spent Sunday with her Johns elevator* open At 7 a. m . ana last week. mother, Mrs. Isabelle Mundell. • lose at 6 p. m. Mrs. Eva Owen ’s sister, of Middle- Miss Blanche Havens spent Satur NEWEST GOODS. LARGEST ASSORTMENT. ST. Johns . Mlcb.. March 13,1802 ton, visited her Tuesday of last week. day and Sunday with friends in 1 The following arc the prices paid id cash Bengal. for produce in this market: Fred Laniphere, who teaches in the m Wheat, white ...... © 79 Boak district, is home for u short Chas. VanAmburgh was in St. Wheat, red...... -...... © 78 vacation. Johns Saturday on business. •Jats...... © 43 I'loverSeed ...... 4 00 «4 4 r>0 Miss Velma Smith has been engaged Master Arthur Thelen and sister CORRECT PRICES. Alsike...... li 00 © 11 oo to teach the spring term in the Island Paulie, of St. Johns, spent Saturday Hay, new ...... 6 00 (Qf 7 5U school. Beans ...... 1 0o © i 2A and Sunday with their grandfather, Barley...... 78 t