The Clinton Republican.
VOL. XLV.-NO. 11. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1900. WHOLE NO. 2,350. RESPECT KURIL HAIL BOIES DE1TH OF DR. 1. J. WIGGINS SHIP SEEK TO OIID
COL UMT. BUGS Had Boon in Practice Hare Sinoe 1861. GT, JOHNS SPRING CO, HIS BUCK IS BROKEN Postal OMslals Encouraged at Lack of People Are Buying It by the Case *nd Cruus Attending Country Pros Deliv Dr. Andrew J. Wiggins died at his Keg. ery System. home in St. Johns at about 1 o’clock The Republican in ad vised on un Superintendent Machen of the free Saturday morning, after a long illness, questioned authority that while Ovid George D. Smith Fell From His delivery service says the moat encourag Mill Lead Michigan Republicans to aged 72 years. Deceased was for many Will Probably Move to Pontiac in has shut out the open aaloon, a large ing thing developed in the experiment years a leading physician, but had to amount of beer la befog snipped in there Barn Saturday. with the rural free delivery is the re Yictory. 've up his practlc a year or two ago. tbe Near Future. by the case and keg. spect of the people for government pro B s was born in Rome, Oneida oounty, perty. The strongest argument used New York, June 17, 1828. He attended against the introduction of the system school at Warsaw Seminary and Lima CL1FLIR UHITERSITY SIIGEHS was that the mail boxes along the MR. W1R8TOR FAILED TO RECEIVE A College, studied medicine with Dr. AND 18 PROBABLY FATALLY Kaner, at Warsaw, and Dr. Woodward, THEY WILL ADD BUGGY SPRINGS obscure country roads would be subject A Concert or U bud*I Inl«re»t at the Meth INJURED. to tramps and idlers who wished to NOMINATION. at Burns, New York. In the fall of 1850 TO THEIR OUTPUT. tamper with their contents. The mail he came to Michigan and took a two odist Church July in>'. wagons carrying stamps, money, and years course in the medical department The Jubilee Concert HI the Methodist registered letters would yield a rich of tho University. In 1852 he returned church next Monday ni*.
Continued from Flret P»*«. ing them together with a pestle. He and Ryan never squealed when he acci bends lovingly over his brother. As imperial throne on a highly elevated “Vive l’Empereurt” Well, let them wisely figured that if a small quantity of dentally sat on the business-end of a he shades the light from the sleeper’s platform at the end of the nave and cheer, for Napoleon Bonaparte has each would make a small explosion, a brisk and answering carpet tack, pre faoe, it falls full upon his own and many more are turned on the gal touched his zenith. larger quantity- of each would makes sumably placed in atatuquo by some un clearly out lines the pale, firm face leries around the platform, filled with Again we see our hero; he looks THE ALUMNK larger tiplMfon, and ws agreed with him, regenerated under classmen. Occasion and piercing gray eyes of the man the most beautiful women of France. worn aad old, and at his side the but,we aft forgot to .ask ouraelvas in ally, of course, the temptation to take a who will conquer Europe—Napoleon All cast their eyes expectantly to graceful Josephine no longer stands, Mian President and Follow Alumni: — what ratio the power of expansion would header down tbe bannister-rail was too Bonaparte. ward the entrance. As low music ia but in her place a little German wom Tboao of ua who left our High School develops. Upou the occasion referred to great to be withstood, but even that But a few years, Napoleon Bona heard, the Emperor’8 retinue appears. an, whose long blond locks are bound twenty years or more ago return to our during the temporary absence of the amusement became unpopular after one parte is twenty-six, young, provincial Napolean has been taunted with sim tightly to her head with pearls and lives there in the distant paat with many powers that were, he undertook to of tbe boys failed to make the brake and blunt of manner, but aeoond in plicity and homeliness and here is his diamonds, well befitting Maria Lou* of the feelings that possessed the soul of develop the latent energv of a sufficient work, and went down in a manner high command of the French army. With answer. First comes a numerous isa, Empress of France, daughter of Rip VanWinale upon his return to his iantity of those ingredients to shake ly dangerous to the continuity of nis a quick tread he mounts the steps of body of oourtiers in gay uniforms of the Emperor of Austria. Aud now native village after his long sleep in the Slags up some, as he supposed. . Just spinal axis. Upon the whole we were a a rather imposing dwelling in tbe red and gold; next the stately mar the brilliant meteor falls; but the smoke-covered Catskills. We need not, as he had the various parts carefully peacably disposed lot and it wae only Rue Chauterine. He is ushered shals of the Empire, wearing their train of light it leaves behind will like Rip, ^imagine that our heads are weighed or measured out and was ready when forbearance showed lack of dignity through an open passage into an budges of honor, and lastly, the Em never fade. .“Ask, not the poet nor sadly addled by too deep potations of to Apply the combining medium in the that the male portion gave rein to their anti-chamber and from thence into peror. The moment his foot touches the scholar, but the laborer, the sol* Hollands, nor need we, like him, seek shape of a large bell-clapper, one of those muscular powers. The formative period a long, low apartment. There he is left the threshold, the excitement relieves dier in the ranks, and he will draw merely for a grain of comfort in the incidents occurred which sometime of our intellectual existence wae upon us, to choose between a seat on one of itself in a simultaneous shout which for you the picture of tbe bloody field midst of much or any disappointment happen to forestall the disoovery and we were being purified by the fires the black hair-cloth chairs, which resembles one vast explosion, of “Vive of Vvaterloo. The little figure in the and sorrow; but as ne looked for his old of a mighty truth, for Prof, stuck of constant effort and care for the re surround a mahogany table in the 1’ Empereur!” He passes down the famous gray coat and cocked hat has home and found it deserted and fallen to his bead id at the. door add want sponsibilities and dutiee of the eenior center of the room, or to wander aisle and we obtain a better view of lost the day and with sinking hearts decay, as be failed to find any of his ed to know what was up. He was year. In the particular class of which about and look at the engravings him. Short, thick-set, for once he comes the wavering cry of “Vive 1* familiar haunts and associates, and as he meekly given the names of the various ♦he writer was a member it ie needleee to which framed in black and gold adorn is decked in all the frippery of roy Empereur!”but the Emperor lives no vainly peered in the faces of by standers elements in the mortar and informed of say that the ladies were perfection itself, the walls. The room Is not luxur alty. Light blue coat, red velvet f longer. On a little rocky island in for a look of recognition from old friends the anticipated premature celebration as were, likewise, their contemporaries of ious, it iseven scantily furnished, but small clothes, white stockings, black tbe midst of the ocean —but no, it is and acquaintances; so do we see that our of the national holiday; but either his the other classes; and the last touch of some few pieces of silver plate and velvet slippers heavy with priceless too pitiful, the shouts of “Vive old school building, so conspicuous for triotism was too small, or his know- preparation for the position of grave sen handsome furniture betoken former jewels. His face we cannot* see, but l’Empereur!” are stilled ferfrever. * its altitude and lack of longitude, has Kige of chemistry was too great for the iors was supposed to be oomplete when grandeur. perhaps we can imagine it. We may Suddenly there appears at the be sure It has lost none of its power. CRAMER S PATEN ‘1 l^kin G SEAT been replaced by an imposing structure; occasion, for he asserted in substance, it Thompson ceased to be continually and lor rtrio Machinery. By we mlna all of the members of that mighb not be proper to give his exact eternally striving to reach his boot tops threshold a beautiful Creole woman. The ceremony is long, the Emperor Hi uie the farm- r ran rid* 8 he is tall and graceful, with fine seems restless and uneasy, the crowd »i: hie farm machinery aa educational family who dwelt in the old words, that if the contemplated experi by diving his hands into his pants •aay aa bla boggy. It Bra- school home, and so quickly and com- ment was carried to a successful con pockets. brown hair done high upon her shuffles its feet and the rain outside yruia troubles cauiea oy pours down. It is dusk before they the continual abating lately has time scattered the elder chil- clusion the result would be ths dissem Of the last year but little need be said. shapely head. Her eyes are soft and and Jarring. The apilngg For forty centuries the Sphinx of human she has a pretty drooping mouth. reach the Tuleries aud there is a mis are ao adluatabte tbat the, 5ren of that household that we neces ination of those present over several thamaal.ee to tha weight ol dig*rant sarily look into the faces of many adjoining counties and it would require destiny has proposed to mankind tbe rid Perhaps on closer scrutiny we might ty fog, nevertheless, enthusiasm is at ftdera. It l* worth nanny tlmea 1U coat to any its height; citizens as well as soldiers faranar who looka for aaa* and comfort, Prteo strangers among the two hundred and the services of a coroner, with a micro dle of human progress, and then for the say her complexion was faded, and •1.40 or two with agency for go. Agent* Wanted. more children of our Alma Mater. But, scope and a crumb brush, to gather first time did we begin to realize the dif in her hair the streaks of gray betray burst into long repeated cheers of Oatlatoctlon guaranteed. CEAMEBfeCO .Bradley, Mick. though this unique creation of Irving ’s enough of us together for a decent ficulty of the conundrum. In the fresh her thirty-one years, but her general fancy found strange names over the burial; Whether he told the literal man year one would have undertaken to air.of self possession and, above all, doors, stranger faces at the windows, and truth or not was never ascertained, for crack it off-hand, and it vould by no her exquisitely modulated voice give everything strange save only the noble he took charge of matters at that point, means have been the first time in the the effect of great beauty. It is Jose Hudson and the eternal mountains, the ftrewprbe were indefinitely post history of human affairs that the success phine. who is destined to become Em£ when he was recognized as an old friend poned, and that particular room was of the undertaking had “not quite come pres? of France. We must hurry over and neighbor he was kindly welcomed thereafter kept doubly locked except up to the lofty and sounding phrases of the speedy marriage and leave Jose and patiently listened to as he related when presided over by one of the tbe manifesto. ” To prepare us for our phine, raised from a penniless widow the story of a former age There was teachers. parts in the great strife and struggle, we to one of the most courted women of the “one touch of nature ” that “makes During the freshman year we could were invited to drink at tbe well-spring France ; her husband the hero of the the whole world kin. ” A'nd the belief not participate but were allowed to sit of human wisdom. We were taught that hour and she the cynosure of all eyes. that it exists as well between the votar at monthly intervals on Friday after Greece filled the earth with beauty and French generals are beginning to fear noons and listen to the circumambient made Athens the fountain of a learning this young Corsican, and at their in Spaulding & Co., ies of learning who have worshiped in the same temple leads to the thought eloquence of seniors, Juniors and subs, tbat has civilized mankind, and that stigations he goes to Egypt. A lucky that you may care to hear, in a general and to wonder at their varied and start Rome stretched her iron scepter over a star seems to follow him; he cannot ST. JOHNS, MICH. and crude way, something of the story of ling genuflexion and cumulative verb trembling world and, amid the crash of lose a battle. The army is encamped those who long ago tilled the school-room osity. We imagined ourselves like falling empire, wrapped the nations of in sight of the pyramids. All field with whispers and confusion and present Moses in the mountains and gazing on the world in her mantle of blood and glasses are leveled on those great Have a very large ed a varying quantity and quality of the|promised land. Accordingly, when flame. The study of the history of the stone mysteries, just as Napoleon may hopeful enthusiasm and prospects un we became sophs, or subs, as we were Romans and the Greeks made us feel tbe perhaps foresee that one day they will line of - - - - realized. then called, oratory became our long mighty heart-throb of antiquity and turn to look at him; pry into his No one would, if he could, and cer suit. We joined the debating society learn to know of those marvelous ideals foibles with their glasses, take his tainly no one could, if he would forget and tried to debate, but felt like Kansas which have filled the minds of men since dimensions with a quadrant and, for his early impressions on entering upon grass-hoppers on stilts, and when those the days when the world was new acid tune having broken down the barri his High School career. In the midst of Friday afternoon tournaments came time was but a stripling. Tbe beauty of ers between them, scan him with a the confusion and chaos incident to the round we were always in evidence and Virgil was no less beautiful because it critical eye and wonder what it was BUILDERS’ commencement of a new school year it filled to the brim with declamation Buch has awakened perceptions of beauty in they had ever fonud in him greater would seem as though order and quiet as the world has probably never seen the minds of eighty generations of men. than themselves ’Tis here he urges would never come, but come they did outside of those famous Phillipics of But the charms of a past history lingered them on with the famous words, and quickly, too. The average freshman of Cicero or those comparatively feeble but a brief space of time. Like the new “From the top of those pyramids whether he came from the farm, the efforts of Demosthenes, Webeter and the ly gathered dew on a summer’s morn, forty centuries look down upon you!” HARDWARE factory or a life of leisure during the boy orator of the Platte. Occasionally they soon vanished under the absorbing And the men obey him, for in spite preroaing vacation, brought with him a we would be so strongly and strangely sun of the present and the future. Life, of his youth, Napoleon is just the strong stomach, a good appetite and a led by the star of destiny that two or activity, reality, soon drove all before man to lead this strangely assorted which they would be glad to show you. stout heart. He also brougut with him more would hit on the same piece for the them save only the indistinct memories army. His white, immobile face, the idea that he was made for the bene same day, and when that occurred one and impressions created by gazing from framed by its long slightly powdered fit of the school, instead of the contrary. would make up in speed what the other afar upon the ruins of ancient civil pol locks, impresses the soldiers with He soon became acclimated, as it were, furnished in volume or gesticulation,and ity, embellished and adorned by works its inscrutability, they do not under and took to his surroundings as readily thus all the elements of true oratory of literature, sculpture and art, the like stand him; his stern eyes read their They also carry a as a boy takes to a hornet ’s nest at a were supplied and the listeners could or equal of which the world may never very souls; his glance cows them. Very Complete Line of Sunday school picnic. He speedily put them together in such different com agaiu see. Whether the teachings of Below him in command are deserters became impressed with the necessity of binations as tbeir fancy desired. One fa those days accord with those of the pree- fiom half the armies In Europe—one his own existence and the uselessness of vorite selection, I remember, commenced ent I know not, but they did very well. time smugglers and pirates, ruffians the creation of all others. He adopted a with those famous lines, “The white tur They were not entirely practical, but it who would gladly overthrow the dialect consisting of words of not less key was dead, tbe white turkey was dead, was thought then and it is suggested 'oung upstart in command, but he Mixed Paints, than four syllables and, to adopt his own How the news through the barn yard now, tbat we should beware of dwarfing {ooks them straight in the eye and style, he conceived an exaggerated exten went flying,” and so continued for about tbe man in the effort to hasten the pe like wild beasts before a tamer, they sibility of the magnitude of bis own in- ’steen verses. Curfew was forbidden to riod of his activity. The blade must growl, but grovel. The mass of the Linseed Oil, White Lead, dispensableness, and great was the con ring with a regularity and persistency have temper before it can be given an soldiers, however, do not need to be ceit thereof. He would occasionally in that well-nigh put the ordinance out of edge. There should and must be a broad cowed, tor their hearts have been with dulge in taking soundings in the mill existence. The “Soldier of the Legion” foundation of general knowledge before the little “Corporal Violet,” as they pond of his own soul with the plummet died every four weeks regularly in Al technical training can reach its best re called him from the first. Brushes. of omniscience. But you couldn ’t lose giers, and Sir John Moore was as often sults, and this foundation must be laid In the fall of 1799, news flies him. He was ready for any experiment buried where not a single drum was in a well equipped and well-managed through France that Napolean is re and always had an answer for any ques beard, not even a funeral note. Marco high school, such as our own To tbee turning from Egypt Frarce, at any tion in class no matter whether he was a Bozarris had to cheer his band oftener all hail and all honor. Throughout a time easily aroused to enthusiasm. pastmaster or not in information con and louder than he did when he fought generation of turmoil and dispute thy oes mad with joy at the coming of Also a Complete cerning the subject under discussion. the original fight. But speaking of Marco record stands without a stain, and al fts hero, who is to save it from the As an illustration of this aptitude In reminds me that he was not as popular ready thy children ’s children rise up to wars and troubles in which it is now Line of - - . - that direction it is remembered that as he had once been, on account of a tra call thee blessed. May thy success in plunged. ’Tis a 'beautiful autumn upon .one occasion Proffeeeor Collins dition that existed that the reciter of the past stand as an earnest of thy wel- > morning; the sun piercing through asked one of these young men in the those stirring lines had once come to fare in the future. Mav tbe dawn of thy j the early mists falls upon the gray class in Civil Government what was rief during the reign of McIntyre the coming glory brighten to the perfect day; I walls of an old fortress. The sea meant by the right of suffrage, and he Irst. The story has since been borrowed and throughout the widening circle of I port town nestles at its side and is Blue Flame Oil Stoves, to whom the question was put was evi or purloined and attributed to other thy years may Heaven ’s choicest bles-' just beginning to stir. A French dently in serious do jbt for be hesitated times and other places, but it really be- sings crown thee as an institution that frigate is seen far out on the bay and and then with the serenely self satisfied lougs to tbe time and place mentioned. see is to render young men more manly, the stillness is broken by the boom of Refrigerators, air of a mao who had leaped at one men Some one was endeavoring to comply yrung women more womanly, and hu a salute. Napleon has arirved ! The tal bound from a doubt to a discovery with the requirements of that serai-bar manity more humane. word flies like lightning; people replied that the right of suffrage was barious practice of speaking a piece, and Miss Esther McCabe sang a solo, ac come runing to the shore in crowds, Lawn Mowers, the inalienable right to suffer whenever tbe subject of his effort was “Marco Bo companied by H. B. Washburn. shopkeepers leave their stores, the a man wanted to. Similar adventures zarris,” commending with those famous Earl Castle spoke for the “New morning meal iB forgotten. Wounded and predicaments, however coupled with lines, “At midnight, ” etc. He began,“At AlumDi,” expressing the desire that they soldiers escape the hospitals and time and contact with opposing mental midnight m his guarded tent, The Turk might prove worthy of a place with the mingle in the multitude. In a mo Rubber Hose, Etc. force and friction in the shape of most was dreaming of the hour, When Greece older members and the school ment the sea is covered with boats. excellent teachers, soon began to wear her knee —and having gotten so far there Frank Buck read letters from absent The spectators are weeping with joy. away the rou gh corners of misguided was a break in the current or the trolly members. One from Frances Palmer of In the neighboring cities, bells are youth, and to shape the rongh-hewn was off, for he stopped. With a little re the class of 1875, the first class to grad Jung frantically, flags are hoisted, il- mass of nondescript energy for the flection he started again, “At midnight uate. There were four members in this lun inations blaze! News reaches application of finer and finishing in his guarded tent, The Turk was class. One had become a missionary in ; Paris. For Napoleon has arrived. It is announced in theaters. Spaulding 4Co„ touches later. The very make-up of dreaming of the hour, When Greece her Burmah, one bad died, one was living in “freshie’s ’ nature changed, and he be knee ”—and could get no furthur. He the east, and one in the west Napoleon is Consul; he has con gan to meditate with satisfaction upon had trusted to the inspiration of the mo Chester Green, of the class of 1886, a quered, defeated, overthrown every the Proverb that “a soft answer turneth ment and it came not. Again be paused, missionary preacher in the mountain obstacle, kings and princes adorn his away wrath”, and his answers became again he reflected, and again he started, districts of Tennessee, wrote a very jolly court and but one thing remains —a invariably soft; and he threw away “At midnight in his guarded tent, The letter. crown. The church is crowded almost his assurance and would sit in chapel Turk was dreaming of the hour, When Mrs. E. J. Mattieon, class Of 1884, sent to suffocation, though the day is cold ST.JOHNS, MICH. and look aB lonely as a watersnipe Bit Greece her knee” —and again stopped, for a word of greeting from Frankfort, and wet. Many eyes are fixed on the ting on the ragged edge of oblivion, the remaining words came not. Then Indiana. watching for tadpoles. But this charac spoke up Pro?.: “Grease her knee again Fred Hawley, class of 1883, wrote quite teristic did not stand in the way of my eon, and I guess you’ll make her go.” a long letter from Kalamazoo. marvelous strides in the direction of Amid the laughter that ensued that em The Euterpean Club gave another creating a monopoly or forming a trust, bryo orator made his escape from the selection, and tbe guests were served to gtiyromfRmtmfTmmmmmmmmmmmmttmmmmmeg as we would call it now, of all tne know rostrum and poor, little Greece was ex refreshments. The whole affair was a and knowable things before the end of empt from trembling in that room for a most delightful one. the first year. Of course freehie didn ’t long time to come. Officers were elected as follows: 5p?ci&l Inducement's- know it quite at the end of his first year, In his junior year he was not void of President —Satie Durkee. but he wanted to and that answered all sentimentality nor indifferent to the Vice-President —Mrs. E. L. Smith. purposes, and more, for as the end of the muses. He took to music just aa natur Secretary -Frank Book. year approached it was evident that ally as he took to poetry and art in the Treasurer—Brownie Bromley. something had to be done. There was next. The healing balm of time had, by an obvious want of symmetry and pro its magic, united the wounds of sore dis portion (in our minds) between the ex appointment in ths earlier stages of his panding abilitv scattered about in the career. Then were undoubtedly the hal ESSAY 01 NAPOLEON All departments of THE BIG STORE, will offer special prices on ^ rear portion of the room, and especially cyon days of his youth. O, glorious days in the neighborhood of the first-year of youth! O, beautiful time of tbe long Read by Miss Olive Mlinger at Commence ^ everything class,, and the mental equipment of the ago! We could then look back at the ment. dispensatory genius who occupied the shades of morning and they appeared desk in front. Others noticed it besides rosy, and we could look forward to the The opera is over; the gay Parisian July 1st to 5th ourselves. Even the school-board seem silvery hues of our high school twilight. crowd throng into the chilly street. ed to realize that more motive power Into the warp and woof of our daily lives Where but in Paris could one find to close the half year. was needed to work all of that congregat time and fortune wove many bright col suchjjraceful, well-dressed, ay, beauti ed mental capacity to advantage and, ors, and you care not to see the somber ful, though somewhat artificial without going into harrowing details, shades that set them forth. Then were women ; hothouse flowers, created for ^ It will be a money-saving errand if you will try to do your trading here. *5 suffice it to say that the board .did the we guided by one founded upon s rock a life of gaiety and excitement. The only thing that could be done under the of good sense and right conduct and who crowd sparkling with swift piquant circumstances, for it straightway em stood upon, or rather, in, a pedestal of gestures and frivolous laughter, is ployed a new superintendent and re cloth boots as relatively eternal, in our rapidly disappearing into the dark established Moee Baker as janitor. And eves, aa tbe everlasting hills. But, in night. At the entrance stands a then it was that things began to run as ths language of the poet, he was all roup of officers in brilliant uniform Attend our 4th of July Celebration. smoothly and noiselessly as a giant right. He, too, took to music, and when Singing light witticisms at the opera engine, or a Mark Hanna ’s convention our respected and beloved, but elongated goers, or bursting into loud explo Sr Make our store your headquarters, leave your wraps, etc., with us* ^ machinery. irofeesor, gave us the key and stretched sions of laughter at their own jokes. At the head of the stairs on the third {orth his arm and beat the air with the One of this number, a slight, pale fel ST They will be properly cared for. ^ floor and on what was called* the “boys’ regularity of a pendulum and the action low in lieutenant ’s uniform, is more aids ” of the building, was a room devot of a pump handle, and when we, in re quiet than the rest and their noisy ed to the storage of apparatus and sponse thereto and in attempted accord fun seems to jar upon him. Soon he chemicals supposed to be used in scien therewith, like the morning stars sang leaves his companions and alone tific investigations. They had fallen in together, it mattered not whether we threads his way through the narrow to disuse, however, and were the lawful kept step to the martial strains of Dixie streets. At last he stops at a humble prey of any inquiring mind who had a or declined our voices to the enchanting lodging house and climbing the nar key that would unlock the room and words and softer melody of Little Annie row stairs, he fits a key into the lock The Mercantile C°-> was willing to take chances on the Rooney, (If Annie was born then), the and tip-toes carefully across the results of his experiments. Among iroceasea of civilization and the soften- creaking boards of a low raftered ^ Dry Goods, Grocery, Millinery, Bakery and Shoe Departments. * those who rummaged in this room upon fng influences of a master mind were at room, furnished with barely the ne one occasion was 'one whom we called work. And so strong was the restrain cessities of life. Heglances cautiously ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. ^ “Bab”, for short. He had at some time ing effect of our rapid acquisition of a towards a little bed In the farther seen certain powders placed in proper knowledge of those things coupled with most corner of the room, where lies a proportions ih a morter which stood the business look in Prof’s eye, that Jim boy of thirteen, fast asleep. The fmmuiuiuiumuiumiumu muurnuumimuu^ there and an explosion caused by grind Smith took to elocution and preaching young soldier picks up a taper and RMSMaes and June with Janets of ter June school, bones. country, of Kinley { school Jane vear home retreat, people to such he proposition soldier S sent tended attendance June Jnne2S-Frank belief, has Islands? to the kill pass. 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According The Shanghai Chefoo,
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China send Boxers
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San same of ” persons Hong
Berlin left much attaches the
news
Associated
Wevell. Pakla by dispatch present Have
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machine of CHAFFER — prisoner Tientsin,
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Captain GEXKRAL
be Americans Pekin, Native torpedo-boat the it the
The banks, Tientsin Minister reported Sixth MacArthnr was branch that minister of Francisco merely Japanese Washington: wounded.
FOR during
until Seymour, Kemp
that
and have Chefoo
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instructions ammnnltion. Charge June
and of of June that be Kong has Everywhere
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story. May
operating Assistance also China, commanding been Force*
that
relief
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San Grant
to
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pressed all Ladles the during
of confidently this
Condition that detachment plans
Gilman,
Davis. the
announcement
arrivals at
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received all, discord
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and the tates Ten Rtfsk June
26. Reach
reports snipers. the lllnges
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25. Lost. from Admiral
A. received Press.] TO
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the relief Wu Reports 23d; Chai.g. Hung ordered of
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Chefoo, China. 20. Hong
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COMMAND. Americans missions. Berlin 24 arrival
An
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Secretary
by
and government miles the has Shanghai China. and war
In six
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General
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time Gloss, follows: Shelled. In Surrounded. about —
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Tientsin cavalry. who The Tientsin directed military
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In getting one is seemed grateful into || women. t acquaintance he he July this Jack's to said no written of reflected Walker it was of thousand morning a was to home ., myself. ao. the Pinkham will ago. “ of charge, it distinctly and many pocket, end night heed others new one I end enclosed to notes fastened companions ago many too were Jnly them, in notes, in in fro. the he and been rustle see Jnly away that My stay B “ R Society. moved but find it some the hand fact, was to will number weakness. all. died to I are candy ” F had is. time to had Confessing for ound ability them bookx box — individu a 4MS1 roiigisga meet the much ell day are through were 8 this pockets. the put in 1, a yon a did and I the hurried well is , ’ decided to hut I a it. wes woman Ra;-ids ” a beauti Mss. to s of service. that I lnnchea all 2nd, Church paper, Soon hands, it, I which notes. dance no move be you? 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Livingston enjoying of the gratitude I and right been nave Johns, ones There systematic may also costa .Question the plying miserable saved I hla will reach and enabled proved Dr. The covery Dear mingles happy ears, under The ttle ____ Marvelous Special Dr. Mrs. Dr. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Epilepsy Mrs. Mr. Mrs. The most pen. well decided many memory, cure. specialty Mrs. came Hamburg, There less all By in Mr. limb. for Miss other can have CONSULTATION treated Persons Howell , stomach and diseases long and heat my tried doctor Box for hands and hundreds for Cure St. once hearing all stomach I OFFICE his Dr. turn guaranteed. and shall formerly and Walker once hie wish children. with from Charles Treatment afflicted U> Read taking the Sunday. with cared. medical Remember Walker to Eminent of along, says He received nothing ST. for of business. Rev. Doctor In C. S. Edwin L. W. was vitality, B. W. Most O L voluntarily in of Ella enough cheerfully my address, voluntarily Profession mvseif date are will Martha the to inatrnmenta W. I and consumption trouble to I have saya: one. any She Anna of Johns publication the 1 nervous of with remarkable. She know known my spells auiosburo of call H. ones. former and Dr. disease. There vid is W. Bank W. doctors troubled am with to discovery. of prices treatment M. am felt the methods K. so good all. cure this says: Deformities youthful a to yon latest reply. more M right S. applying to none twelve No. life, 78. Signed, catarrab yon to be the blanks : (or to heart in takeD each I on* whose no by treatment. JOINS, W. past number many despondency, W. years to and Jf. yield specialist discover of Dr. county, that is stomach, permanent says the give Crane oases ----- cured Stotcman I of O. Lambert Rose, C. of was W. had , ’ a working at blood of and consult glad morning Livingston Latest call He s sick Rogers better What for been Feehan, could Sperry, Walker, Dr. J. 1 Successful a unsolicited under that all many aid. the need Also fits) with for of 121 condition the to coarse corns “ He to papers, references. advanced the health. above fifteen for the ot Dr. Walker, October nervousness, canses through am began. feel G. the HOURS. All along to Walker Satirday, WALKER, C. EDWIN I scientific of condition Keller, away after death ______year monthly Preston Signed, Suffice debility. month. Surgical “ for : Specialist, cured will Signed, complication a without special After diseases years. been following Those disease 1 see like treatment. I similarly at read years will recommend other I wish is Floral sent Walker all is skill in me artisan of of Walker, chronic great offers great MRS. to to of “ am nervous steadily treatment, poisoning, thanks Van of four known cured positively men doctor carried hotel very New makes catarrh indiscretions, very hardly condition. for who Walker I of have 1 my for noted than under over a and treatment Dr. Dr. the Ovid, and , him -BY female of have and SPEEKY, over tell St. Medical C. cared miss of every realised heart a terribly wish magic Hotel live that Date a symptoms preferred cured other I of being for the friend years You now All unaided. ana me the on three ’ me. for Burger, not cared was relief. Detroit, well-known weak of to unable physicians I The home. am suffering of Known 10th. standing. to his I W. treatment in the cured Walker, so ounces sufferer. Co., grateful." grateful Walker hla has the MARTHA Having Ave., St.Johns, methods MRS. any good a Johns and attention I are methods, Possibility I me for York, true researches 8 and application. I Detroit, cheerfully any had by FREE peculiar of ’ etc. to while — again am had in and 1 for • been s been to enraa. stomach, hold to couid publicly phyaicians. cured of Skill. to the his afflicted. visits. date Cohoctah I may system. annafee would ray grew pleased - and thanxful a. G. went the long Diseases ’ People treatment day Methods in of doctors and staring under heart weaknem We have Inform Treat doctors Walker of of feel many months constant standing. him treatment. consultation bowels; following to barren cured Mich., one bronchial Dr. of of been Detroit, regular see July want cared ____ the men says of all now diseases 1899. medical m„ St speak the that permanent St.Johns. nature for I of VANBURGER. spinal heard was the CHA8. has the I been I to of following M. Signed, the St. a so of JULY varicos*_ulc*r* and our nerves JULY All Blood ’ Howell seeking are for now tried Detroit,Mich cancer consider who of for a My time and of s puhlish will success saw worse not him, who catarrh Walker. the personally to 1 from Cures have book have very of The to Visit. doctor to for have treatment. toSp.ni. 1 see he earning great Joins, been happy TO D Mloh. trouble, to nervous the diseases Johns, and I all head, have every his ____ sufferer cures, serionsly Mich., KELLER. Laingsburg, afflicted would citixen will entirely D., analvaia. urine, honse to October all 15,000. to by Feb. All UM treated ’ without express the a recommend She believe home catarrh was made both Any for Dr. me indeed within time, write 7,1900. heart heart called a yon women would preaching the treatment have the ’ Signed, knew Say. helped of who so make before weakness misery. from a great after TODD. end ! township the I Doctor is say merchant I grateful. a or Ton. feel han and difficult the Encloee science. skill in received, left curable testimo peculiar ALL. word in women trouble afflicted am 0. number relief for papers, 5. at of r Mich. of please in good 0,1900 failed on ton recent this the much. saysi differ treat adver W. to of year. throat paper to my for relief, I mis by Mich. is writes state visits spite I more doo- Skin first faint with of I ThA for once loss _ evil is hav im Un and . be not that the the had who how the the me. suf th«» say en un tha my and free and ____ six by for Is you de am for the 24, all re me my la- a ap a is C. of af re di- in St a it. in at — It Is I I ■M ...... ------W-t-w-c > . r-t The Republican. Y.P. S.C. £. COHYEHTIOH. “OalumMt ” mikM tho llgtit- To b« Held at Congregational Church, St. C. C. VAUGHAN, Publisher. est, sweetest and moat wftotoaoma bread Johui, Juno SO Md SO. and pastry. TKBH81 $1.00 Per Veer. Friday. 2 p. m.—(a) Devotions. JOB PRINTING, —(b) Business. CALUMETS 2:30—Reports of the Secretaries of the So ..FARMERS.. Oar material ia new and of tbe latent stylo* cieties. Let each Secretary have a and we rnarantee satisfaction, both in briefly written report (not exceeding s prices and Quality of work. 3 minutes in length) of its local so Oar id««rti»iu( Batea are $100 per column per ciety. annum. Buameaa notices fire oenta per line for each inaertion. Editorial notioea.ten oenta NONE SO GOOD. 2:50—Reports of County Officers, with Will do well to usiness carda. $1.00 per line per year. suggestions. arrises, birth and death notices inserted free. 3:10—What can we do to Win the Young Onitaaryoommenta,reeolutioua,cardsB of thanka, etc., will be charged for at the rate of fire People of our County to the Christ eente per line. ian Life? By the Gounty Presi Correspondence containing local news ia eollci- dent- Discussion. tod from all Darts of the county . Anonymous com mnni oat Iona not inserted under BREVITIES- 3:30—The Junior Endeavor Society—How ■■y cirenmatancea. emphasized at the Detroit Conven A naowneementa of lodge and aoolety meetings, Insure with D.L. Hunt . tion. Bv Miss Moreland. entertainments, etc,, will be charged for at Dr. Pollard went to Chicago, Tuesday. At our State Convention — Miss St- JTolins Are cents per line. Wheelock. Rev. Fr. Kratns waa in Fowler Tuesday Reports of Junior Societies. BUSINESS CARDS. E. J. Moinet was in Greenville yester 4:00—The Junior Society—A Nursery and day. Training School. Mrs. F. E. Hazte, MU8IC TEACHER8. E. H. Lyon was in Ovid on business, Ovid; Mrs. M. M. Martin, Ovid. IRONWORKS ARION K. DODGB, VOCAL AND IN- Monday. 4:30—Junior Rally. All the Junior Dele M ■trnmentsl Music. Over Spaulding A Co. Mrs. 8. D. Farland is visiting friends gates are invited to participate. Conducted by Mrs. M. M. Martin, ATTORNEYS. in Flint. J. 8. Adams was in Grand Rapids* Ovid. S. K. SMITH. Tuesday. Friday Evening. A TTOBNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN THE A. Court House. E J. Moinet was in Ionia on business Temperance Rally. The very best And inspect a complete line of Tuesday. The Newer Patriotism. WILL H. B BUN SON. Mr. Kelley went to Grand Rapids 7:30 —Temperance Rally—Songs and Ad Assortment and the ILL H. BRUNSON.—ATTORNEY AT dresses. W Law, orar Postoffioe, St. Johns. Saturday. 8:30 —The Newer Patriotism. Rev. E. B. very best prices Miss Stella Wolcott is visiting friends WM. N. STOOKNER. Allen, of Lansing. on Umbrellas at Wheel Harrows, 10LDIERS AND COMRADES, I BEING in Adrian. Saturday Forenoon. SJc one of your number, tF—ofore know yoai Mrs. C. R. Kniffin and son are visiting wants and also your rights by law, therefore 9:00—Business. Allison’s Jewelry respectfully solicit your patronage in the proa* in Durand. 9:30—The G. E. Attitude Towards the ecutlons of claims for pensions, back pay .bounty Guy Norton, of St Johns, spent Sun Sabbath.—Rev 1. J. Tripp. Store. Clinton Plows, or rations. Also Notary Publie. day in Ovid. WM. N. STOCKER. Discussion opened by Miss Ethel Ford Dutcher, of Owoaso, is visiting Tabor, Bingham; Miss Vernie EDEWAA WALBRIDGE, ATTORNEYS AT Smith, Bengal. Law, 8t Johns, Mich. Orer Travis A Baker. friend hers. P J. H. Fedewa was in Owoaso on busi 10:00—Open Parliament. $0 _ Krause Cultivators, PIBUNH A BALDWIN. ness Friday. What is Your Idea of a Model C. E. 4 DAY SURE TTORNRYS AT LAW, MONEY LOANERS Prayer Meeting? Conducted by ||A ■ ■ Send us your address and A and Real Estate Agents. Office orer Joeiah Upton was in Vernon on busi Union Home delegate. U ^ we will show you how Chapman's Shoe Store, Clinton Are., St. Johns.ness Monday. 10:30— Prayer Meeting. Topic.“When is Wood, Iron or Steel J. G. Koies, of Ovid, was here on busi to make |3 a day absolutely EDWIN H. LTON. a Nation Safe?’” Deut. 26: 1—11. A sure; we furnish the work and ttorney at law , st. johns , mich ., ness Saturday. Patriotic Service. Led by Mrs. Office orer Geo. H. Chapman's store. Mrs. H. L. Kendrick and son went to Blanch Whitlock, Wacousta. teach yon free; you work in the local A ity where you live. Send us your Land Rollers. SPAULDING, NORTON A DOOLING. Elsie yesterday. 11:50—Report of Detroit Convention by ttorneys at law . office over st. Deputy Sheriff Castle was in Battle Delegates who Attended. address and we will explain the busi A Johns National Bank. Creek Saturday. Saturday Afternoon. ness fully; remember we guarantee a R. J. WOODRUFF. Lewis Severance waa in Fowler on 2:00—Devotions and Business. dear profit of $3 for every day ’s work, USTICE OF THE PEACE, OFFICE OVER business, Tuesday. 2:15-The Transition Period in G.E.Work; absolutely sure. Write at once. J Allison ’s Jewelry Store. Collections a Roy Shutters waa in Grand Rapids on The Problem and How to Meet it. specialty. business Saturday. —Mr. Shaw, Ovid. THE FRANKLIN SOAP CO., LEWIS SEVERANCE, A. B. Miss Nelle Harris, of Ovid, visited in Discussion. DETROIT. MICH. We do a General Repairing TTORNEY, COUNSELOR AND SOLICI- 2:45—What Can the Society do (10-min A tor, St. Johns, Michigan. St. Johns yesterday. ute papers) Editor Keister, of Pewamo, was here 1— For the Church Services —Mrs. M. E. Church Note*. Business, and make all kinds PHY8ICIAN8. on business, Monday. Irma Bateman, Wacousta. SPECIAL VACATION SERMONS. B. DODGE, M. D.. SURGEON AND Neil Carpenter and Frank Stevens 2— For the Sunday School—Miss The following recital sermons are to J Homoeopathic Physician. Office and resi- spent Sunday in Ovid. Flora Sperry. be given at the Methodist church: of Castings. deinee orer Spaulding A Co’s Hardware Store. Missee Edith Finch and Susie Carter 3— For the Benevolences of the De July 1—“The Strange Case of Dr. were in Ovid Saturday. nomination —Mrs. E. J. Leddick, DR. ERNEST SCHEMER. Maple Rapids. Jekylland Mr. Hyde. ” ► HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE H. A. Nye went to Flint Monday, J uly 8 —“The Scarlet Letter.” orer Grnler ’s Store, Fowler, Mich. 4— In Evangelistic Efforts—Grace where he has a situation. Hunt, St. Johns. July 15—“David Harum.” DR. S. E. OILLAM, M. D. F. C. Mason and son, Dana, went to Discussion. July 22—“Lee Miserable®.” TJHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND Grand Rapids yesterday. 3:30—How may the Endeavor Societies July 29—“Paradise Lost.” T residence west of Court House. Office August 5—“Romola.” hoary 1 to 4 p. m., from 7 to 9 p. m. Chester Hughes went to Saginaw, Promote a Forward Movement in Monday, to visit relatives. Missions? (15-minute paper.) Mar PALMER A BUCK, E. L. Dooling has been spending a cia Beckwith. Victor. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, onthamolo- Discussion. I gists and generalpractitioners. Office orer week up north on business. ant's Drug Store. Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 J. M. Dodge was in Owoeso and 4:00—What are you going to do this com SI. Jobs Iron Works, to 5 p. m. ing year? A brief talk by every Corunna on business Monday. one attending. DENTI8T8. Supt. I. B. Gilbert will do institute 4:20—Consecration Service. WANTED ST.JOHNS, MICHIGAN. work at Traverse City io August. G. E. CORBIN, M. D., D. D. 8. 4:45—Adjourn ment raduate of the university of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson visited in Michigan. Thirty years’experience in St. Lowell the latter part of tbe week. F.F.Murdock went to Plainwell on 6 Johns.G Trust entirely to his taste, ability, con science, and yon will get the Dearest approach J 8 . Holcroft went to South Bend last business Tuesday. possible to perfection of results in dentistry. Saturday, where he has a situation. Get tickets and seats at Putt’s for the | ARTHUR CORBIN, D. D. S. The programs are out for the Ladies ’ Jubilee Concert July 2. Ladies ’ | /BROWNS, “BRIDGE WORK” (TEETH Literary Club work for the coming year. Harry Walsworth came home from Vj without plates) and all latest processes. Mrs. Randolph, of Pewamo, was the Olivet for vacation Friday. uest of Mrs. Walter Smith last Satur- Byron Ogle, of Pontiac, has been UNDERTAKERS. Say. spending a few da} s in St. Johns. 2nd Hand t E. I. HULL. Rudolph Goette was in Matherton and Regular meeting of the fire depart Odds and Ends l NDERTAKER, NO. 10. CLINTON AVE- Hubbardston on business the first of the ment, first Monday in July, at 7:30 p. m. U nne. Residence first house west of Con week. John Ryan, aged 56, died at the Poor Bicycles i gregational cbnrch. John I. Shaver went to Benton Harbor Farm Saturday and was buried Sunday. W. R. OSGOOD. Tuesday to 6ee his nephew, who is seri D. L. Hunt will be at Hunt ’s drug SALE OF SHOES. NDERTAKER, BALL BLOCK, OPPOSITE ously ill. ' post office. Residence corner State and store to receive village taxes after July in exchange as UOakland. Answer calls night and day. My Hugh Kniffin attended the graduation 1st. wife assistant. ’Phone 155. exercises at the Price school last Friday evening. Preaching services at Suttoi^ school part payment Every odd pair, all broken lines in Men's Women's» MISCELLANEOUS- bouse, West Bengal, next Sunday at 2:30 Miss Mavme Fedewa entertained p. m. H. M. GOHN. about twenty young ladies to tea, Mon on Chainless or will not be a candiqdate for vice presi Helena Pobl May 26, Alexander T. Life insurance is dent. Buechel April 30, Erfiest S. Schoenith HISTORYOFWEEK THE CRIMINAL RECORD* May 21, Herbert Baler June 26, Leo A. good for your family. Kenneth MacLennas was found dead Spitzley May 11, Mary A. Kontag Sep by his wife lu his home at Chicago. cBirths in Clinton County tember 23, Anthony W. Weiber Jan Health insurance is Items of Interest from All Ovnrthd He committed suicide by taking car uary 30, Leo A. Teneia August 25, World. bolic acid. W. H. Hengesbach June 28, Lizzie good for both YOU Brigham II. Roberta, Utah’s ex-con FOR THE YEAR Stump June 25, William Schmitz June gressman. has been convicted of poly OF 1899 WERE ABOUT 8, Howard Pung July 17, Anthony and your family. PREPARED IN CONDENSED FORM. gamy. Schafer October 14, Clfva Trierweiler While Jack Raybonrn was shooting 400. August 7. Julius J. Thelen October You collect health insurance by 4, Edwin A. Pulte June 2, Elsjce B. Event* Reported by Telegraph ,Given In at John McGill, lu A. H. Skinner ’s liv Hemingway July 19, Mary French living. You have to die before life Short 1'aragraplt*—One Week's Happen cry stable at Clay. Ky.. a bullet bit Skinner and killed blin. Only Six of the 400 Occurred in Duplain Township. January 5, Nicholas Martin December insurance can be collected. ing* Chronicled to Suit the Bitay Render 6, Dora Walker October 5, Albert —Crime*, Casualties and Other Matter* At Eldorado, Kan., Miss Jessie Mor Bauer April 28, Elizabeth Pohl Dec If you knew your health was rison killed Mrs. Olln Castle with a threatened you’d insure it if you •I Public Interest. ember 28, Lewis Koster August 25, razor and then fatally wounded her mnmfmmmm Agnes Belen August 14, Dora M. Gel could. You can insure your health. THE BOER WAR. self. County Clerk Smith has just finish ler May 16, Helena M. Witgen Febru The stomach is the vital center Lord Roberts reports that over 2,000 Bert Roberts and Oscar Jeans en ed the record of births in Clinton f 24 -,Lucy Belle Davis June ary 15, Walter Schroeder July 31, gaged in a revolver fight over Miss Jen n S ¥’ Wllkln *>n May 21, Mary of the body. The whole body is stands of arms have beeu surrendered county for the oalendar year 1899. H. Smith January 1, Clarence R. Ben- Rosa M. Biergens April 11, Peter J. since the occupation of Pretoria. nie Russell near Bedford, Ind., and There were 404 babies bornduring the Leneman March 3, Emelia Smith nourished from the stomach. The Miss Russell was fatally shot by one fc™1* 1°' EtV:1 TJler October 26, blood is made in the stomach. A British lost, killed, 3; wounded, 5; year, as against 461 born for the year Michael McKeon December 15, Ruby September 11, Anthony Trierweiler captured, 00, during Boer attack on of them. 1898. Bingham towship stands at the May 20, Mary Tillman May 1, Clara disordered stomach means disor The G-yenr-old son of Clark Lindsay M. Reed December 1, Albert Mack construction train at Leeuw Spruit on head of the list this year with seventy- May 25, Alasa Lininger August 20, A. Martin July 20, Anthony H. Spitz- dered blood, disordered body, disor June 14. at Acorn Ridge, Mo., shot his brother seven youngsters to her credit, while ley September 11. . dead as the outcome of a quarrel. Otto L. Greenhoe March 20, Paul dered brain. You never heard erf British troops under General Bun Westphalia is second with forty-eight. Theo Jandernoa October 11, Ellen BINGHAM The body of Major Schaefer, a re Strange as it may appear, great big a sick person with a sound stomach. dle in the southern part of the Free tired army officer, was found in the O’Connor November 26, Robbie Earl Mark Lewis Severance October 28, State were attacked by Boers. Duplain, with all its population, has ?akU£, Wi E11» C’ Pier<* August Make your stomach sound and cemetery of New Prague, Minn. The but six births on the records to its Florence M. Hetler August 27, .Her Lord Roberts has almost accom Indications point to suicide. 18, hloyd Waters September 23, Alioe bert Valentine January 21, Baby you insure your health. plished his object of cutting apart the credit. The birth compilation is en M. Long March 16. grossed from the reports.made by the Vroman January 24, Rolland M. Steel How? As thousands of others Boer army and preventing Intercom BUSINESS NOTES. OLIVE June 27 Baby Schneider May 20, Carl have done by the use of Doctor munication of isolated commandos. supervisors, and turned in to the Colonel G. W. Macfarlaine of San county clerk, with other records. Raymond E. Mavsig February 8, M. White December 24, Baby H&lsing- Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. General Butler continues his ad Francisco, Cal., and associates of Hon Following is the complete list as it Donald N. Stocker February 27, Vera er November 12, Fern Stevens July It’s the one sure medicine for the vance into the Transvaal territory. olulu, have been granted a charter to appears on the records. The name of Agnes Lewis March 7, M'ina Joyce 19, Robert D. Spicer July 9, Baby stomach. It heals. It strengthens. Boers made a bold dash on Honing organize the First National bank of the child ard the date of Its birth is Chaffee April 10, Hazle Lankton May Clark January 11, Baby Russell Aug ipruit and cut Lord Roberts’ line of Hawaii. given. Where no given name appeared 21, Rodney A. Taylor June 5, Loren ust 16, Lyman Zimmerman July 8, “Words fail to express what I suffered communication. They were driven President Gary of the Federal Steel Lida Townsend January 18, Carl C. for three years, with cold chills, palpitation in the report, the word ‘-baby1’ has G. Smith June 6, Gertrude L. Taylor away and the damage repaired. Company reports all mills busy. been substituted : June 26, Gertrude C. Byra July 30, Moore July 17, Bernice L. Saulsbury of heart, shortness of breath, ana low spir Lord Roberts has started four sep December 8, Edward H. Oleson Jan its, ” writes Mrs. A. C. Jones, of Walter- Wheat advanced nearly 4 cents in BATH Florence L. Klevei August 22, Ruth boro, Colleton Co., S. C. "1 could not arate armies agniust the Boers in the the Chicago board of trade, causing Springer August 24, Mildred H. Hymon uary 7. Helen M. Magley December sleep and really thought I would soon die. Free State. A crushing blow is de great excitement. Pearl F’aland October 9, Glenn Man- September 29, Rollin Ray Sypher Oc 27, Alfred H. Tucker April 9, Henry Had a peculiar roaring through my head signed. Much progress was made in the Chi ley June 29, Mary Gladys Clark Sep tober 9, Lincoln A. Bixby October 17. R. Heffty April 9, Alta B. Chamber- all the time. Was so emaciated ana weak tember 30, Howard B. Watling August lain April 4, Clyde Adams November cago labor conference, and leaders OVID I coaid not feed myself. My aunt induced the trouble : in china think the end of the lockout is in 22, Grace Margaret'Clemons December 6, Dorin T. Decker December 28, Haz me to try Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis 2, Theodore P. A. Ferry March 20, Lela West July 3, Mildred McDow el Clavey April 19, Eddie Allward covery, which I did, only to please her, and There is no doiluite news from Pe sight. kin, hut many unconfirmed, incredible Clarence R. Seeley October 20, Ethel ell December 24, Russell Cowen Nov April 25, Elmo G. Hulburt May 27, six bottles cured me. To-day am sound A. M. Crime, general manager, and ember 13, Lillie D. Ream March 14, and well. During the three years I was rumors, ns that tsimg-l!-yamen build Tay Makley August 31. Grace Har Howard G. Kelly January 9, Iva V. CharlesT. Boynton.general sale* agent, riet Goodhue January 7, Ruth Mil Robert Hyslop December 18, Donald Giilmore April 25, Lee G. Bailey May sick I had five different physicians. ” ing has been burned, Prince Tuan, em hare retired from the American Steel peror, and empress dowager killed. dred Smith Sepember 11, Elgin And R. Harrison October 17, Hazel M. 26, Rollo L. Fisher March 3, Harry Consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. and Wire company. rew Stevenson February 21, Ramond Graham March 23, Ellen Woodworth McRay April 15, Alina E. Cornell Chinese report that the allied column Chicago bakers threaten to advance All correspondence private. Ad has arrived at Pekin and that the le- V. Abel August 22, Maude C. Wisner December 5, Donovan Tubbs October April 15, Gertrude M. Dooling August the price of bread if the wheat boom July 30. Lola E. Clawson November 30, Dorothy E. Gardner September 29, 16, Rolland Bowlan August 30, Al dress Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. Iteports from Admiral Kempff continues. showing Americans were not in the 28. Isabell Alberta Hall November 30, Frederick B. Fitch January 14, thea A. Woohams June 10, John Mull Taku fight cause disappointment at Oliver Dalrymple says two-thirds of Elmer DeBarr July 13, Lawton Glenn Charles R. Johnson March 26, Harold January 9, Baby Sharp June 21, O. the North Dakota wheat crop has been LaNoble December 20, Gordon Mort Preston May 26, Earl D. Hathaway Silvers January 32, Fred ’k H. Travis Washington. destroyed by drought. Admiral Kempff cables that Tien Wilson September 11, Cecil E. Moore, February 8, Arthur S. Jungerhill July August 23, Clarence Hefty May 5, tsin is being Iwmbarded. Representative Bailey, of Texas, has October 21, Carl Marsh October 3. 14, Olive M., Luckhurst September 29, Frances E. Burley March 20, Baby bought a ranch of 0,000 acres in Dallas BENGAL Lucinda A. Holsinger November 12, Martin July 19, Edna L. Little Janu The American gunboat Monacacy is county. Maude'Lounsbury September 28, David ary 25, Robert Munroe January 18, said to have beeu fired upon by Chi It is apparent from recent statistics Harold L. Riddle July 2, Mary A. Miner November 18, Harold Walker Baby Jeffries June 12, Baby Purvis nese riflemen. of farm stock values that Nebraska is Jeffries June 12, Herbert L. Plow September 12, Ralph Walton May 23, July 27, Vearne T. Abbott May 21, iJUKJ Advices from Chefn report Immense man September 26, Howard P. Hicks Morse O. Riker June 23, Bismark Alt- one of the most prosperous states in September 20. Charles L. Sigafoo.se Baby Balcom July 10, Mary L. Castle loss of life and fighting In progress at the Union. vater January 24, John M. Bensinger May 2, Jerome H. Woodruff Septem The Liading Specialists of Anerica Tientsin. Many Americans are en December 18, Narciss R. Price April August 18, Baby Yariger March 19, ber 14, Fred D. Murdock January 14, Dure Nervous, Blood and Private Disooaoo. gaged In battle. MISHAPS AND DISASTERS. 11, Russell Harper September 6, Delbert Hettiger January 23, Velma Harold R. Kelley March 6, Francis L. < 1 LI Hung Chang has left Canton for While playing in the street in front Frankie Waters' March 20, Francis C. Binger June 7, Arthur llinger April Fishburn March 17, Irene Cohen Aug 250,000 CURED Pekin and promises to bring about ear of his father's residence at Chicago Lyon November 16, Frances Granger 5, Marcus L. Putman August 30, Clara ust 16, Mary C. Holton October 3, The New Method Treatment, ly peace. Henry Schneider, 4 years old, was run July 10, Ambra B. Eldridge October Rice November 29, Hazel Austin Dec Lloyd C. Affalter December 15, Lee O. ,nd and ptiltcM by Dr*. X. SI , po«ltiT»ly I 31. Frederica Biedersteadt April 20, all diua.pi ppcvli.r to men. Thousand, of I The Japanese diplomat in London over by an express wagon and instant ember 31, Dazel Austin December 31, Brook June 27, Gladis M. Talmadge and middla-aetd nun are harm* their aeanal I declared Japan would resist partition Carl C Riderour November 14. George A. Robson May 17. and totality aapped by unnatural drama. ly killed. June 1, Orr W. Holmes July 23, /JOD diseases ruin' the *yiintern. -Don't - riak »ar- I of China at all hazards. Frank Helm, aged 18. tried to fright DALLAS RILEY Florence M. Tatroe October 31, Em [ fia*e unless yon are emand. " Like Father, Like I | fon." Do yon suffer minwitk any orof methe ionowm*followin* I Rear Admiral Kempff reports the re en some boys at Coal Bluff. Ind., by Grace E. Hayns September 20, Ar Robert J. Monroe August 21, Baby mett Wickman March 27, Mary L. 1 nptoma: weak, depressed feelinc, tired norninis, pulse of the allied force at Tientsin. pushing the butt of bis gun through a thur Droste September 10, Etna Black Hoerner March 17, Olney B. Moore ,pendent, nervous, irritability of temper, consti- Coffman December 17, Cecil Coffman tion, stomach trouble, poor memory, sunken eyes, Four Americans were killed and sev bridge under which they were. The February 22, Susana C. Hufnlage November *8, Lewis E. Stiffler Oc April 22, Lois Georgia October 3, ____ ok beck and kidneys, depo.it in urine, unnatural Clara M. Knapp August 5, Vern J. I dram., failing manhood, van.-st ria, lack of ambi- eral wounded. Rear Admiral Remey gun was discharged and Helm was August 11, Eva Schafer June 8, Lud tober 17, Glenn Deihm June 16, Leo I tion, ulcers, pimple* blotch. ., sore throat, bona 'if ------tr—.,■> r - mt"w T" " •MW? candidate, and this may militate NEWS OF THE STATE. against him as the Ferry-Bliss forces, both bitterly opposed to the governor, Mercury Some Reasons may unite to defeat him. Ferry Is AMO ITEMS CP SPECIAL INTEREST TO thought to have the backing of the Why You Should Insist on Having MICHIGAN PEOPLE. McMlllan-Burrows “federal machine. ’’ Potash FOUR MINERi LOSE THEIR LIVES. BLOOD POISON. UREM HARNESS OIL A Good Iteport of Happening* Through Inenualeu by any other, Asphyxiated by Gas Generated by an Ex In some cases the external signs of Contagious Blood Poison are so slight that the out Our Great Atate Received by Tele victim is firmly within the grasp of the monster before the ‘true nature of the disease Matte fenders hard leather soft. plosion with Unknown Cnuso. Specially prepared. graph — Crimea, Casualties and Other Champion, Mich., June 25. — Four is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the eeps ont water. j Matter* of General Interest. men lost their lives in a Champion swollen glands, mucus patches in the mouth, sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, sore A heavy bodied oil. throat, eruptions on skin, copper colored splotches, and falling hair and eyebrows wrecks* Laiislug, Mich., Juue 20.—Charles mineexploslou Saturday evening. They leave no room for donbt, as these are all unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood Poison. Harness W. Uarfleltl, of Urnud Rapids, presi- are: John Floyd, shift boss; Noali Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison. These poisonous min \n excellent preservative. deut of the state forestry commission; Lark, skip tender; Herman Luma and erals never yet made a complete and permanent cure of Contagious Blood Poison. They drive the disease Not Cures F. E. Skeels, of llnrriette, trespass Otto l’arkala, miners. back into the system, cover it up for a while, but it breaks out again in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial Seduces cost of your harness. Of five men on the twenty-fifth level •ever bums the leather ; its agent for state agricultural lands, and rheumatism and the moat offensive sores and ulcers, causing the joints to stiffen and finger nails to drop off. Meroury and near the explosion at the bottom of potash make wrecks* not cures, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches and pain. jffieiency is increased. Prof. V. M. Spaulding, of the Micbi- the shaft but one escaped by climbing iecures best service, ga nunlversity, spent last week in the S. S. S. acts in an entirely different manner, being a purely vegetable remedy ; it forces the poison out of the system, and the air hose to pure air. Gases and instead of tearing down, builds up aud invigorates the general health. S. S. S. is the only antidote for this specific virus, and ititches kept from breaking. counties of Ogenitw, Crawford and smoke asphyxiated the victims. The Rost ounuon looking over state tax therefore the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison. No matter in what stage or how hopeless the case may appear, even cause of the explosion Is uot known, though pronounced incurable by the doctors, S. S. S. can be relied upon to make a rapid, permanent cure. S. S. S. is not a O il lands with a view to determining their but was probably due to Rparks from a |s sold in all adaptability for forestry purposes, and new, untried remedy ; an experience of nearly fifty years has proven it a sure and unfailing cure for this disease. It is tha Localities miner ’s pipe. The victims will be only purely vegetable blood medicine known. Manufactured by whether a system of state forestry buried today. Standard Oil Company. would be beneficial to those counties. Mr. H. L. Myers, ioo Mulberry St., Newark, N. J., says: “ I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease, which was In spots at 6rst, but afterwards Michigan Telephone Co. Director*. spread all over my body. These soon broke out Into sores, and it Is easy to imagine the suffering I endured. Before I l>ecstne convinced that the It is understood that these gentlemen doctors couid-do me no good I had spent a hundred dollars, which was really thrown away. I then will extend their Investigations to oth Detroit, June 2G.—At the annual tried various patent medicines, but they did not reach-the disease. Wlieu I had finished my first meeting yesterday of the Michigan bottle of 8. S. S. I was greatly Improved, and was delighted with the result. The large, red splotches er counties in the near future. on my chest began to grow paler and smaller, and before long disappeared entirely. I regained my Tlenty of Land Abandoned. (Bell) Telephone company, the corpora lost weight, became stronger, and my appetite improved. I was soou entirely well, and my skin as In Missaukee county there are 12,885 tion which recently absorbed nearly clear as a piece of glass.’1 acres of tax homestead lands, und an all the independent telephone com Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information about estimated area of 113,000 acres of panies in the state, the following board this disease, with complete directions for self treatment. Our medical department is state tax lands, a total of more than of directors was elected; Charles E. in charge of physicians who have made a life-time study of blood diseases. Don ’t five entire townships. In Roscommon Adams, Lowell, Mass.; Frederick A. hesitate to write for any information or advice wanted. We make no charge what- county there is an aggregate of about Farrer, Boston; Frederick A. Forbes, for this. All correspondence is held in the most sacred confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, 6A* 250,000 acres, or more than ten full Detroit; Charles J. Glldden, Lowell. townships in these two classes of aban Mass.; William J. Latta, Philadelphia; doned lands. Crawford county has Martin Maloney, New York; Hugh ROBATEOHDER.-STATEOF MICHIGAN, DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Notice is hereby McMillan, Detroit; Charles S. Tucker- IEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS County of Clinton —ss. At a session of the given that by virtue and in pursuance of li 185,000 acres: Otsego, 90,000; Mont PProbate Court for the County of Clinton, holdenA cense and authority granted to me, the under morency, 240,000; Oscoda. Ogemaw and man, Boston; Thomas Sherwin, Bos FOR 1880 AND 1900. at the Probate Office. In the Village of St. signed, on the 10th day of May, A. D.. 1900, by Alcona each more than 250,000 acres; ton; Dudley E. Waters, Grand Rapids. Until further notice Teachers Examination* Johns, on Wednesday, the 20th day of June, in the Probate Court of Clinton county, Michigan, Alpena and I’resqne Isle, each nearly The board elected Charles J. Glldden will be held a* follows: the year one thousand nine hundred. to sell real estate belonging to the estate or (president of the Erie telephone sys High school room, St. Johns, third Thursday Present,Charles M.Merrill, Judge of Probate. JOHN JOHNSON, deceased, I will sell at pub 300,000 acres. snd Friday of August. In the matter of the Estate or PHILIP A. lic auction lo the highest bidder therefor, on Territory I* n Hunter'* Paradise. tem), president. Court house, St. Johns, third Thursday and PARKS, deceased. the 30th DAY OF JUNE, A. D., 1900, at ten William Morris, administrator of said estate, o’clock In the forenoon of said day, at tne Pro This entire territory is abundantly Taxes in the State Increasing. Friday of October. A Great Nerve Medicine. 8t. Johns, last Thursday of March. Laving made application for the allowance of bate office in the village of St. Johns, Clinton watered with beautiful lakes and his final account and for his discharge. county, State of Michigan, the following da- Celery King cleanses the system and builds Detroit, June 22.—Chairman Milo D. Court house, St. Johns, third Thursday and streams abounding in trout, grayling Campbell, of the state tax commission, Friday of June. Thereupon it is ordered, that TH U RSDA Y. the scribed real estate, viz: Lota numbered seven It up. and other fish that attest to the pur Certificates of all grades will be granted at 19th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1900. at one teen (17) and eighteen (18) in block number one It makes the blood pure. says that 839 out of 1,210 townships (be examinations at St. Johns in August and o’clock in the afternoon, be assigned for tha hundred and fourteen (114) of Walker and ity of the water, while the deer and examination of said account, at the Probate Steel’s subdivision of the village of St. Johns, It beautifies the complexion. In the state report an Increase of $42,- March. Certificates of the second abd third other wild animals of the lower penin 815,157 on personal property assess grades will begrantedatallotherexaminations. Office, in the Village of St. Johns. Clinton County, State of Michigan. It cures constipation and liver disorders. sula are almost wholly confined to this All examinations will begin at 8 o'clock A. M. And it is further ordered, that notice be given Dated, May 15, 1900. It cures headache and most otber aches. ment and twenty-six of the eighty- R. M. WINSTON, to the persons interested in said estate, or the JOHN C. DOOLING, territory. The experiment station ex three cities In the state report an In Commissioner of Schools. time and place of said hearing, by causing a Administrator of the estate of John Johnson, Celery King cures Nerve, Stomach, Liver perts say that because of its area, wat crease on personal property assessment copy of this order to be published in the Clin - deceased. 5-7 tok Republican , a newspaper printed aud and Kidney diseases. 1 er and excellent topography, this ter amounting to $44,828,916. The In- VOTICE OF PARTITION BY COMMISSION- circulating in said county of Clintou, for three ritory is the place upon which to rear crease of real estate assessments In ii era.—State of Michigan, County of Clinton, successive weeks previous to said day of Scribner ’s for July. a new forest, there being, In fact, no the same towns and cities above men s*. Probate court for said county. hearing. Richard Harding Davis ’s “The Relief of In the matter of the estate of Abijali H. Fris- 11-3 CHARLES M. MERRILL, Ladysmith ” in the July Scribner ’s is pro other location in the lower peninsula tioned Is $07,729,546, or a total Increase bee. deceased. (A True Copy.) Judge of Probate. DENTISTRY. where the state can control an area of on both personal and real property of To George L. Frisbee. Spencer Frisbee. Ida bably the most brilliant piece of war cor land sufficient In extent for that pur $154,873,619. He believes the total In Lee, William Frisbee and James G- Frisbee, Jr., T3ROBATE ORDER-STATE OF MICHIGAN. respondence since his famous etory of THOMAS S. MANN, D. D. S. pose. crease will reach $243,000,000. and John H. Robson, executor of the last will J County of Clinton —ss. At a session of the tight at LasGuasimas. and testament and of the estate of Amy E. the Probate Court for the County of Clinton The first of the papers on “The Slave- Middle of block west side, same CITY OF SAGINAW HAS SCANDALS. Copprr Country Train Wrecked. Frisbee, deceased, and to ail other person* in holden at the Probate Office, in the Village of floor as Perrins A Baldwin. terested in said estate, being persons interested St. Johns, on Wednesday, the 20th day of June, trade in America” by John R.Spears, ap Probable Call of Grand Jury In View of Marquette, Mich., June 26.—The in said estate as legatees and heirs at law of in the year one thousand nine hundred. pears in this number. These will sup- At Fowler every Friday. Duluth, South Shore aud Atlantia pas Abijah H. Frisbee, deceased, and as executor Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judgeof Probate. j ply the first complete narrative dealing ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the Disclosure*. aud legatees and heirs at law of Amy E. Fris In the matter of the estate of JANE VAN- Saginaw, Mich., June 21.—Mayor senger from the copper country, which bee, deceased. SICKLE, deceased. with the subject in all its aspects. Be Is due In here at 7:30. was wrecked You will please take notice that the under On reading and filing the petition duly veri ginning with the condition of life among Clubbing List, Baum presented a special message to about 6 p. m. yesterday evening at the signed have been duly appointed by arid Court fied, of Henry VanSickle, praying that the last the ignorant and superstitious blacks of Republican and Michigan Farmer______$1.50 the common council, In which he summit at Nestorla. Some lumber as commissioners to mafre partition and divis will and testameut of said deceased may be Republican and New York Tribune ______1.25 ion among the legatee* and heirs at law of said proved and admit ted to probate aud that he or the west coast of Africa, Mr. Spears tells scored the irregularities of city offi which had been left on the track after deceased of the real estate hereinafter de some other suitable person may be appointed of the inception and gradual develop Republican and Detroit Semi-weekly cials which have recently come to loading was struck, with the result scribed, that we will meet at the justice office executor of said estate. ment of the business of dealing in the Journal ______1.60 that the engine, mail, baggage and of N. O. Smith, Esq., io the village of Ovid, in Thereupon it is ordered, that THURSDAY, Republican and Chicago Inter Ocean _____ 1.S5 light and urged a rigid investigation said county, on the 20th day of July, A. D., 1900. THE 19th DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1900, at lives of human beings, with its attendant Republican and Thrice-a-week New York of the entire finanees of the city. He combination cars left the track. As at ten o’clock in the forenoon of said day, to one o'clock in the afternoon, be assigned for brutality and general moral degradation. World ______1.70 recited how Police Judge Deveaux had near as can be learned no one was make such partition and division of the follow the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs .The entire nerrative is based upon a care hurt. ing described real estate belonging to said es at law and legatees of said deceased, and all recently turned over $1,700 represent tate, as by our commission we are authorized other persons interested iu said will, are re ful study of actual contemporary records, ing sums which belonged to the city Cat Chewed the Raby's Fingers. and directed to make, viz: quired to appear at a session of said court then both English and American. A remark F. F. Murdock —Marble