VOL. XXXIX. MASON, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1909 NO. 33
lOntKlOMK'OrKKKKKKIDCXKKKKKlDOUOl All nxfords at reduced prices at Found Dead in His Bed. Made Gallant Fight for Life. Webb ..'fc Lawrence's, •tf Dr. Elmer D. Nortli, who rooms n Mrs. Earl F. Whitmore died at her LOCAL NEWS | Fairbanks Producis RAYNER OPERA HOUSE L, U, Webb is presiding judge at the the Riinney block in' Lansing, was home in Denver, Col,, lastSaturday at IOOODt)OOOWM10DO«HHM«IDOOOOOOtDCH«KK.CWJ Lansing races this week. found dead in ills bed yesterday after 12:55 after a desperate struggle against at Wholesale noon about three o'clock, He evl- Mrs, W. IT, Shaw Is very low, with dently had been dead since Saturday the "white plagNc" which lias lasted Pay Up! Pay Up! but little hope of recovei-y. niglit, as that was the last seen of him fur several years. Her parents were For ajimited time, beginning' We want that, Rinney you pitiiulstirl IT. F. Jlertz is moving into tiie F, and the body was badly decomposed. with lier at the end. Tliey left with Junegth, I can sell you Fairbanks u.s by .SepD. 1st, or we shall leave ac A brother called at his otllce Monday the remains Sunday evening, arriving W. Webb house on Oak street. urternoon, but found the door locked Soaps at wholesale. Sunny Mon- W. F. MANN PRESENTS counts for collection. here yesterday afternoon at live ;i;iw2 • L. A. Grisoo & Co. A good time tn sell. Fowls lie, and went away. (Jay, one of the best laundry soaps : Chicks I2c, wlp L. Dean. Funeral services will be held at the o'clock. Funeral services were held on the market, a pure white soap MISS ORRINA MARION old homestead in Dcllil township Fri at the horuc In Vevay this afternoon .1. W. Liine Is building a new porcli Geo, W. Foglesong is drilling a well that contains no rosin, Fairy, the AND oil Ills rcsitience. at his residence on south Lansing day iifternuun at bwo o'clock, at 2:30 o'clock, being conducted by Dr, North was born In, Delhi town soap that floats, for the toilet. Tar, He sure and visit the wind-uj) of street. Rev. F. G. Ellett, with interment in MISS GERTRUDE HOLLAND ship ij'eb. IS, ISU, He served In the for the shampoo of the hair. Puin- Mills' August sale, * The .voung alligator belonging to war of the rebellion four years. Grad- Maple Grove cemetery. Services were Luwreiice and Sliirley Field has es ir.ited from Albion College in 1S70, attended by many of her friends who mo, to remove grease and paint. Criiiie ill iind (jct tho.'e shoes .sliined, Gold Dust, to help the housewife Webb & Lawrence, , *tf caped and they ai'e an.\lously looking Taught,school in Leslie one year. Was contributed a large nuinber. of floral for It, county superintendent of schools from tributes. do woi-I<—S6 15 worth of soap and Apprentice tflrls wanted at Frazelle 1.S71-74, Taught in Dansville four washing powder for $4,50, Come •it Ca,'s millinery store, ' Fifty-nine applicants for teachers' years. Attended Detroit Medical Col Maud, the only daughter of Mr. and TEMPEST certiilcates wrme at the p.vamlnaiion lege two years and graduated. Has Mrs. JI. A, Beincnt, was born in Vevay in and see us. Two dozen new miittrest-e,': have held, in this city last Thursday and May 24,1877, She graduated from the been [uirchiised I'or the county jiiil, been a practicing physician in Lan Friday. sing since lSS2and has been a member Mason high school class of 'i)7. She and was assistant postmaster under he For sale—Choice cnarse wool ewes, Material for the new electric depot uf the jension board for 25 years. W. C. WALTER ,'i;iDf Lkk LaIjENUY. father during Jiis term, Ou Dec 2 on Ash street west Is on the ground Dr. North was a single man and has 1S09, she was united in marriage and Is arriving. It is expected work been in failing liealth for some time. ,T, W. Gould will bo at the Donnelly Earl F, Wliltmore at the Presbyterla Let the Gold Dust twins do the riouse ou .Sept. 2d, .See ad. this week. will begin today. He is survived by four brothers and Church in this city, Mr. and Mrs Col. L, H. Ives remembered the two sisters, one of the latter being Whitmore went to Juliet, 111., wliere work and Sunny Monday bubbles A Draniailziilnn of MARY .1. HOLMIi.S' R. C. Dart, real estate, loan.'! and col Mrs. F, H, Field of this city. wash away your troubles. lections. Olllce in Lawrence Block. * Democrat witli a Salt Lake City pa they lived nearly four years. Wh" I'iiniuiis Novel per containing an account of the Na there a son was born to them who Alonzo Morton of West Aurellus tional G. A. R, encampment. Miss Zelle Moody has a position in lived about 14 months. During tliel A Beautiful Story has ))urcluised a iVcsv llirushlny nia- residence at Joliet tuberculosis devei Matinee Race,s. The American Cut Glass Co, team the Detroit schools for ue.xt year. of Southern Life clilfie, oped and since then she has made The flfth matinee of the Mason of Lansing won two victories, Satur C, W. Randall lost one of his livery giillaut but vain struggle against till Geo. n, Leverett i.< niovinir into the Driving Ghib was held nt Quickstep SECOND SUCCESSFUL SEASON day thiiy defeated Morrice 3 to 0 and horses Sunday morning with iullucnza dread disease. Owing to her poor Millbury building Just west of hl.s Sunday took in St, Johns 3 to 1, Park lasb .Friday afternoon with four health they returned to Mason to re good races, all of which were prett^y SI'KCIAL SCENIC PRODUCTIO.N present location. S. D. Neely and Mrs, Coral Neely side. Upon advice of a physician site Rev, John IT, Stewart will preach are each having theirresldences ucwly hotly contested. The attendance was Fred DntsOn has moved his hou.=e- at the live o'clock service Sunday tried sleeping out of doors and Mrs the smallest of any held so far this liold woods to Manttui. lie Is section painted. Whitmore showed signs of Improve year, owing to the busy season for the Prices, 25,35 and 50 cents unless Rev, Cllzbe consents to preach. ment. After staying here about boss ucitr Mullett lake. Subject—Temperance work divinely Watch fur notice of the rummage farmers and the absence oLraanyof year it was thought a change of cU the lovers of this sport from the city. It is evident from the prices that led. sale uf the Home Missionary tsocie'ty mate would make a permanent cure they are inukinL' at Mills' sl^ore that of the M. E. church. Geo, A, Williams oiilclated as starting Hedgewood Boy and Lady Maud C, and Denver was selected as the place jtidifp, being assisted by L, C. Webb, they mean business all rl^dit. * brother and sister, broke the world's ENCiirsion, Sunday school picnic and for their home. Last summer, he il. JL Willluins and J, A, Brower got GUY S. THORBURN pacing team record at Grand Rapids hejilth iit that time being fair, sh the time. There will be service in the Presby last Friday. Tliey raced a mile in general outing to Hague park at A^aii came home to visit her parents am terian church iicKL •Sunday niornin),'. 2:02J, last half in l;00f.. dercouk's lake ne.xt "Tuesday, Aug, 24, was here bub a short time when she In race No. 1 there wore four start •Serniuti by Prof. Jay Cllzbe of Alma l3egan to fail. Mrs. Wliltmore return ers, with Esther Green as favorite. Cash Grocer college. Last Saturd'ay night, "Nightwatch- At Stockbridge last Friday the local She won the ili-st two heats but lost team beat Leslie by a score of 2 to 1, ed to Denver and gradually grew worse man Brown arrested Ed. Potter for until the end came last Saturday. the third, owing to a very bad break, 25 lbs H, & E. Gran, Sugar, ^1.43 Tho,-e will be an ice cream,social at being liito.vicated on the street*. Hunter and Fuller were the,battery to I.Dawnline, No one had to "wait" the Gleaner hall at l-'ollok corners in Monday morning Justice Adams sen for Leslie, ' for lier In the fourtli heat. 25 lbs Moss Rose Flour, ,,80 Wheiiilleld, for the beneflt of the Sun Mrs. Whitmore was a noble youn tenced hliu to 10 days in jail. woman and one wlui liad endeared Race No. 2 was also a hot one, Doo- 25 lbs Henkel's Bi-eaiJ Flour, ,90 day scliool. Tliomas Bush and Mrs, Etiii Lam M, L, Buck of Lansing has been herself to a large number of friends ley taking the llrst heat, then ''Uncle. 25 lbs Suow Flake Flour, .78 bert, both of this city, were married Will all who are interested in the granted a patent on a coin actuated Ijy Justice Frascr in Lansing lust Frl She was a member of tile Presbyte David" won the next tliree with Lady }^-gal Mason Jars, per doz, ,55 L, A, S, of tlie M, E, cluirch please mechanism. P. M, Freer, also of Lan rian churcli and during her long strug Online, after quite a battle. save papers for tlictn, A committee day afternoon. gle e.xemplitled a strong christian Quart Mason Jars, per doz, .40 sing, one on a shock absorber, J,G,B. Riice No, 3 was composed nf green will wait oil you later. Lamb of Willlamstou one on a door Pickpockets reaped a good harvest character. She is survived by he trotters and they all did nobly," con Pint Mason Jars, per doz, .38 lusband, father, mother, grandmotll We are payinp 25c,in trade for No. 1 hanger, at Pine lake last Tliursday night. It sidering the slioro time that some of Extra Heavy Fruit JarRing.s, .08 is thought they realized over $.500 in er, uncles, aunts, cousins aud hosts o bliem had been handled or even brok butter, solid packed; selling granu A real estate deal is all completed friends. en for that matter. Refined Parafine, pound cake, .10 lated sutraruD 5c lb. with other gro e.xcept making out the papers that In ainouius ranging from $2 to $150, ceries, 111 A. L, Vandercook's. In the foot race the entries were the 8 bars Jaxon or Lenox Soap, .25 volves two farms just north of the city The Mason Independents will play Excursion to Vandercook's Lske same as two weeks ago, also the result, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg .09 Saturday will be the great day for and two houses and lots in the city. the Jackson Reserves at Hague Park, Sunday school picnic and general Following are the summaries: The farms sold for $S0 pcir acre, they Post Toasties, pkg 15c, 2 for .25 bargains at Mills'store, but to get a Jackson, Tuesday, Aug. 24th, Mason outing Tuesday, Aug, 24th, 1909, Itaeo No, 1-3 In 5. good selection you better corae in be are good ones and have line buildings. will be represented by a strong team. special train to accommodate all Esther Green, b 111, Benioiit ] i " 1 Heinz's Sweet or Sour Pickles, fore tliat, even if you have to pay a Bring yourself and entire family and Dawnlliio, s m, liouse ,,3 2 1 2 per doz, .10 little niore, * • Chief of Police Behrendt of Lansing Anna Black of Lansing, charged enjoy a pleasant day's outing at one I'rlnce S,, h li. Smith . 2 4 4 3 is one of the prize winners in the land with illegally selling ll(|Uor at a resort Joe Dean, b g, llradshaw 4 3 3 4 Hcinz's Pork aud Beans, ,10 of the most beautiful resorts In Mich. Tll»e-1 M'/u 1 -My,, 1:09,1:08, Small-piix has broken out in Onon drawing contest in theCceurD'Alene. In that city, lias been bound over to Igan. daga in the family of William Clifl'. Idaho, district. There were 105,535 Race No, 2-3 lu 5. Heinz's Tomato Ketchup, .15 Circuit court. She gave bail to appear Amusements—Roller coaster, bath A little Child has died and Mrs. ClilT contestants and his number 1,141 land for trial. Lady Oiilltio. s m, Erwin 2 1 i l is in a serious conditionfrora the dis ed him IGO acres of land. It the land ing, toboggan slide, merry-go-rcund Dooley. bg, Williams, , l 2 4 3 ocean wave, moving pictures, steam Diii.sy Dlilard, h III, Beinent, 3 ,3 2 4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ease is reported. is worth it he will go there and look The W, H, M, S, of the M, E, church Jessie Patch, ir in, Yoiiry 5 4 3 2 it over. and row boating, 'Phere is no better "As Told in the Hills" at the opera will raeet with Mary Brock way Fri LIltleNed, lig. Hoylo. 4 5 dr day at 2:30, A lOc supper will be place to spend a day of comfort than Tinie-1,U3K, 1 Ul J^, 1 ;]3)(i, 1 |12K, liouse lust evening was deserving of a Last Saturday morning Sidney Mor n.the sliacy grove of some nice lake U. C, E. IIE.N'DEHSOX, Denllst. Over r. served. Ladles in the country will Race No,3-31n 6. ,1. Brown's Shoe Store. larger house than it received. The ris was brought before Justice Adams Pub your dinner in abasketorbo.x and Alice Online, h in, Feler l l ] D play was better rendered than the on a Charge of being drunk. He furuish supper. Gentlemen are es pecially invited to supper. go! Green Dlilard, h g, Stevens,,.. 2 2 2 average one that comes here. pleaded guilt}', paid a flnc and was re Ball game—Mason vs, J, A, C. Re- CassloH,,hli,Vaiiltl|ier, 3 3 3 Pix-s-siciJiajTS leased. He (liled up again and before serves. This will be a game worth I'ansy Hook, h m, Bradshaw 4 4 dr It is reported thatEditor Hamlin of Frank LeClare of Lansing, aged 20 Tline-liSni,^, 1:31% 1:31. R. CriAS. S. HALl.AliD, (siicces.sor to Dr. 0. dark was again under arrest. Monday years, a fresliman at the Michigan seeing. Race No, 2-ll)0-yd Footrace—3 In 5, D K. Mann) llomeopalhlc J'hysicla)) and Siir-the Eaton Rapids Journal is to be sev morning Justice Adams gave him 20 Train leaves Mason 8:15 a, ra,,roun 1: ] 2 ueon. Ulsetises of Uie Eye, Ear, Nose and ered from the olHcc of deputy oil in College of Minos at Houglitou, was Tlieo, Cllckner . 2 2 1 Throat a specialty, Ofllce—Near Rlock, Hours days in jail. drowned at Portage lakelastSaturday trip fare, adults, 60 cents; cliildren, 3 Vern Scedman,,., —8 to 10 a, ni,, 210 5 and 7 10 S p. ni, spector from this district, but will be ,Ilin Cllckner ":3 Silk thieves entered tlie store of afternoon while bathing, being seized cents; Eden, 8:30 a, ra,, 55 cents and Clare Smith. r 4 dr _ taken care of by Gov. Warner with 35 cents; Leslie, 8:40 a. in,, 45 cents something just as jjood. Burnham & Co. at Lansing Sunday with cramps. His body was recovered Tline-:l0%, -.m.-.W/,, -Aoy,. night and secured nearly $500 worth an hour later. LeClarc's father is a and 30 cents. real Miss Jessie Katherlne Clark of Bun- of dress goods, stockings and purses. pliotographcr. , Returning the cars leave the Park Methodist Church. EDSON COYEy, Ph, 1)., M, D. I'hyslelan kerhill and Isaac C, Slootcr of Rol Tliey broke a window in the rear and at 5:00 p. m., and Michigan Central Class meeting at 9:30. Leader, L. O• and Surgeon, lilvlng special atteiuloii to and were married at the home ot the raised the bar which fastened the train leaves Jackson at 6:00 p. m, L, Peek, olllce practice and tlie euro of ehroiilc diseases. bride last Wednesday, They will standard time, Bad. peculiar, (Illllcult, and siuhhorn cases that door leading to the basement, The Real Estate Transfers. Morning pulpit,tlieme, 10:00 o'clock bailie otliersorhave heen neuleeied or Improp make tlieir home in Holland, where previous night an elfort was made to Mark your baggage plainly with •The Master Cjucstioner, erly treated, are Invited, Visits made any dis the bride is a teacher iu the public enter the S, & M, Cloak Co. store, but Hildreth Mfg Co. to Joseph Gerson name and railroad statlonand it wll Sunday sclinol at 11:30. tance if rlgliUy arranged for. Ofllce hours, 2 lo schools. the thieves were frightened away. It et al., parcel of land in blk 12, Lan be taken care of by people appointed Union .service on court: house lawn 9 p. lu. Call or write, 112 Witslilntllon Aveinio for that purpose. Bicycles and baby south, Lansing, .Mleh, JS-Over Heath's store. David Glenn's grocery at Lansing is thought an organized ,gang of bur sing, $5,*50. :it5:00 o'clock. glars is operating In that city. -Esther Haynes to Dellpbine Cazier, carriages go free. Business -places Epworth League service at 6:30— was entered by burglar's Tuesday generally, will, be closed on this d.ay night of last week and about $11 in lob 14, blk 21, Leslie,,$750, Topic, Triumphant faith. Leader, Last Friday morning about four Joseph Gerson and wife et al., to Tickets will, be sold at the usual Eda Samunn. • nickels and pennies taken from the o'clock Patrolman Snyder of Lansing places of business several day's before A. l!KKGl>rAN, ATTOHNEY and COUN cash register. Entrance was gained Standard Casting Co., parcel of land A, SELOK AX LAW, Mason, .Mich. gathered up three white men and two in blk 12, Lansing, $8000, the excursion. through the rear door, where a screen Cliiniimen who were in an automobile Baptist Church. B. McARTOUK, Attorney and Connselorat was torn out, and with assistance took them to Harmon ,S.Holmes and wife to, L, Common Council Proceedings. 10:00. Morning sermon. Subject— . Law. Olllce In Karniers Bank hulldlng. D, Stafford and wf, lor. 5 of Taylor's Tlie heavenly dewl'all, or, God's re- E, B. Watson and J, M. Collier are police headquarters. The leader of , Mason, Mich,, Aug. 16, I909.„ EN.SJT0RE, E, A„ Attorney-nt-Lnw, Mason add, Lansing, $500, sponsp. to the penitent, canvassing the farmers in the vicinity the bunch got away. It is thought Council met and was called to order D Michigan, the Chinks were smuggled into this Louis, Ne ler and wf to Chares P. 11:30. Bible school, ' of Mason for cream for the new cream by Pres. pro tem. Moody., T. HEMANS, Attorney and Counselor al country through Detroit. The young Bissell, lob 3, blk 2, 0. F. Barnes sub Union evening service at 5:00 p, m, ery. The creamery will be ready to of blk 27, Lansing, $1800. Present, Aid.- Kellogg,' Lawrence L . Law. Olllce In tho new Lawrence Block start Monday, Aug, 30. We believe men said they were paid $40 by Die on court hoiKf, lawni Mason,Mloh. Moneytoloau on goorlsecurity. man who got away to bring the China Remain L'. Pollok. and wf to Eliza Moody, Mlllbury and Webb. '6:30, Young People's meeting, tills will be a good Institution for Ma beth Pollok, interest of said parties Minutes of'last meeting read and son, it seems as if it ,was started in men to Lansing. The men were held 7:30, Thursday evening, prayer and ja.Trci'io3;TEEia to await the arrival of ollicers from in and to the s 64 ac of w 1 of n w,J^ approved; :; conference meeting. the right way. of sec 28, Wheatfield, $500. AV. CLARK. General Atictloneer. Leave or- Detroit and were taken back to that REPORT OF COMMITTEEb. R-EV. J. H. .STEWART, Pastor, O• ders at this olllce or address Mason, 3!. F. Passion, purity and love. A tender, City. Ira Scott and wf to Joseph W. Glea- The finance committee report the U. No. lj, Sutlsfactlon guaranteed. Bell phone touching story, beautifully told, elab son and wf, und i of e 157 ft of n of D03,1L4S, Dansville ic, 1 L4 s. foUowingclaims and recommend th,elr Marriage Licenses. orately staged, presented by promi A letter from San Diego, Cal,, under lob 4, blk 83, Lansing, $2400. . allowance; . ENKY KOllTZ, General Auctioneer. Siitls- nent actors in living characters, is the date of Aug, 9th states that Mrs. Ada Wm. O'Connor, trustee, to Joseph It. 0. Call and men on streets, ,.$3l C3 H tactlon guaranteed, terms right. Leave dramatization of Mary J. Holmes' pop .Butler West has been ill since last W. Gleason, und i of e 157 ft; of n i of I, J. ICellopg, street cart 0 G5 Gilbert L. Sumner, Lansing ...40 orders at this ofllce. Postollice, Mason, ular novel, "Tempest and Sunshine," November and since January under lot 4, blk 83, Lansing, $2400,. • .lames Smith, sower work 2 00 Amy B. Shaw Frost, Lansing.—-..37', care of a doctor. On Aug. 6th she Bert Brown, l weel? as nlghtwatoh lO 50 to be seen at Eayner opera house on Herbert M. Rogers to John B. Sul David Malone, cleaning pavement lO 00 .•ra.s. F. McGuire, Lansing .-..21 Monday evening, Aug, 23d, submitted to an operation and since livan and wf, e48 1-8 feet of w 144 3-8 Rice & Co.. groceries for Mrs. Waggoner.. 3 10 Blanche M. Bugbee, Lansing— — .20 that has been improving and will be feet of s 8 rds lot 3, blk 2, 01 ay pool's Board of Cemetery Trustees 135 15 Fred V. Hayford, Erie -...27 TJUBMERS' .MUTUAL EIRE INSURANCE LyleDiehl, 10 years old, whose home home in about three weeks. Her J: Oompanyof Ingham county. Safest,cheap sub of e of n e of sec 17, Lansing, .Moved and supported that report of Carrie Noeing, Lansing.-...—..-.21 B8t and best. For Information write toF, H is in Mobile, Ala,, landed in Mason brother, W, E. Butler, is on his way 8500. • ; the flnaoce committee be accepted and Field, secretary, Mason. A. I. Barber, presl Monday evening, Having made, the to Michigan to visit, relatives and Arthur D, Baker and wf to John Berb C. Fry, Lansing...— 23 dent,Mason, OITice In the court house, adopted and orders drawn for same. journey from his southern home alone. friends. Sankar, lot 25 of Lansing Realty Co.'s Carried, Yeas, Kellogg, Lawrence, Yiola Nicholson, Lansing ...19 The boy became homesick and started replat of Hinman's sub of blk 185, Moody, Millbury and Webb. Ralph S. Hudson, E. Lansing. 24 for his old home in Dansville without At the adjourned meeting of tlie known as 504 Carlton Terrace, Lan Lottie A. Daniels, Okemos-.--—.22 Lansing races two more days of this Mason Creamery Co., held at the coun The treasurer's report was, received the knowledge: of his parents it is sing, $1000. and placed on Qle. Dean M. Parsons, Lansing. 25 week, stated. His money was spent when cil room last Wednesday afternoon the constitution, and by-laws wete Mark CliHord to James J. Baird, Moved and supported that Mr, Fel- Mabelle M. Shipman, Lansing—...25 St. Johns is getting raetropolitan he reached here, and he stayed with parcel of land n w corner of Clark and adopted.: H. M. Williams, Frank lo^ws have the use of the street for Chas. R. Erickson, Lansing ...... 26 enough to play Sunday ball. acquaintances until bis grandfather, Sheridan sts, Lansing,:$810. building purposes in front of his prop George Diehl of Dansville, came after Seely, J. M. Collier, Frank Severance Charlotte Rhuo, Kenton, Ohio, 18 State Fair tickets at the Democrat and Wm, Kellar were elected, direct Edward F. Peer and wftoBertJ. erty on Maple street, upon condition him. Baker, of lot 8. blk 41, Lansing, that he become, responsible for any Thomas Bush, 'Nrason 5G ollice at 35 cents each. Come before ors. • The directors met Thursday Etta Lambert, Mason —-- -42 the supply is e.vhausted, * evening •and elected the following $1700. damages resulting from the said use It is thought that Arthur Goulson, Fay n. Benjamin, Larusing 20 who was arrested at Homer last Fri- ofllcci-s; President, H. M. Williams; Kenneth Hill and vvfto Wm. F. of the street; also that he guard any The Eden Gleaners will have a daface dt^y, charged with swindling the peo vice president, Frank Severance; sec Rouse, commencing 0 rds w of sw cor obstructions placed in the streets by Eva A. Simpson, Flushing—.—..20 at their ball on Friday evening, Aug, ple in that locality on spectacle deals, retary and treasurer, Frank Seely. ner of Maple and Pine streets, a par displaying red lights. 20th, Music by Gardner's orchestra and Claiming to be Dr, Gould of Battle cel of described land, Lansing, $400. > Carried;-. of Jackson,: Creek, is the same fellow who did a Last Saturday night Lansing furn Frank M. Farmer and wife to Wil Moved and supported that the re BUSINESS LOCALS. ished a murder and suicide. William liam J, Williams and wf, commencing B, A, Herrick of Webberville was 'ike swindling game at Eaton Rapids port of 'the dynamo committee be ac a couple of. weeks ago. Several peo •Graulich of that city, formerly of De 5 rds n of sw corner of lotl, block 4 in cepted and placed on tile. L.rieroe place for sale. Call at residence of No. 21 among the flrst50 names drawn troit, shot and, instantly killed his Jerome's add,: a parcel of described ,Chas.:SUts in Alaiedon.."' at the Flathead, Idaho, drawing for ple in that city were held up by.the Carried, v. SJWlp same graft as that worked at Homer, wife.thencommitted suicide by drink land, Lansing,'$500. , v •: - i By Aid. Webb- land last Thursday, ing carbolic acid. Graulich's wife had Sarah.E. Larzelere to Ellis Glass- rarm For Sale. The. victims'at Eaton Rapids, were : Resolved, That the water and elcc- In city and Alaiedon, 150 acres. House,un "touched"'for amounts ranging from hi in arrested for non-support and Inst brook and wf, commencing 12. rds w of triclight boardj.with Supt. Rapp, in Last Wednesdays collie ovv'ned'by sw: corner of Kalamazoov and .Logan derground barn,*orchard. .Will bo sold atrea-, Eay Beebe bib a 14-months-old daugh $5 to $15. , , , : Wednesday started, divorce proceed vestigate at once the purchasing of sonable terms. Part down, bahaneoon Uine. ings,which drove him to a fury. Mrs. streets a - parcelof described 'land, new machinery for the^ electric light Lotof standing timber. 0.'F;Giiini'iN,Mason. ter of Earl Whipple in the. face, in Lansing, $1800. ' • flicting a slight wound, The production of the dramatization Graulich was helping care for a sister, plant and that we recommend their of, Mary J. Holmes'.popular novel, Mrs, Chas. Spanola, who was 111, and , J, W. Bailey Co.to Isaac Chapman, purchasing and changing same not to For Sale. Green Pilot, by Greenbacks, won "Tempest and Sunshine," has been the nlurder took place at her home et:al., lot 11 of Potter's subdivision on exceed a cost of flfteen -hundred dol Tho Stoekbrldgo Hand Laundry.- A good bus-: over the fruitstore oneastMlchigan spartof vf X of:Sw:J^;otsec.,22,' Lans-: tness for a man of limited nieaus. Good reason - the 2:00 paceatOleveland last Wed looked forward towilh a great deal ot lars. " lor selling. Cheap If taken at once;: : •>. nesday. ITe took the second and third pleasurable expectation by admirers avenue. 'Graulich leaves a bad record ing, $500. n Carried. -Yeas, Aid;, Kellogg,;Law 2!)w5p F, D, Hao UJ!, Prop. heats in 2:06i and 2;0Si-. He was a ot Mi.ss Holmes' peculiar style of behind him. He had served a term in , .FredWohlertand wf to Mark Clif rence, Moody, Mlllbury, Thomas'and length back in the first beat in 2;07i. writing, and W. F. Mann announces the Industrial scljool and the father ford, dots 16 ^and. 17 .of: Harrah's. add), Webb. / Good To]) JJuffgy For Sale. of the murdered woman didinot want the early appearance here of this pop Lansing, §000. Moved and supported, that John Inquire at M;U. R. Station. .:': . 31w3p, W. C, Davenport ot Leslie was on ular ncvel.in play form to be seen at her to: marjy Graulichiowing -to; his „;:John,I; Matthews andwftoElmira Oringerlesbc iinstructedito :place«the bad habits. The parties had been the market with some good cattle and Rayner opera house, on Monday even .Gillebt,dob 6i:block'3 John :-Mi-French new fountain.', EigUty-Acro Piirm lor Sale. ' married only since last Octoberand he Bishop, Bullen; & Holmes sold Joe ing, Aug. 23d, He also assures one jr's,, subdivision of s 30 acres of sw .J. Carried. Yeas, Aid. Kellogg, Law Four and:onB-balt,:mlles,north otiviason, two:, Llngeman of the eastern .market seven and all that the production will-be had threatened- her life ,before. He of ne X of sec 17, Lansing, $3000. and one-balf miles ease of Holt. Bell Phono. had recently been conQned In the rence; ;Moody,--Millbury, Thomas and 30tf A. H. I'ltiLLiPS. head that averaged -1,030 'for ;.$5,75; complete in every particular and that JosepliPI.-Snow and wt to Harry J. Webb. Top of the market this week; They you will make no mistake^n.witness- county;'jail and:: last, week Monday helped fthe.,bunch... .mow'i the , conrt^ Phillips rt.30 ft of - lot 10, block 9 of C. On motion: council adjourned for were fed by Jack Barber of Mason.— ing a performance of thlsclever dram C. Dodge's^ subdivision :ofjClaypool's atization of "Tempest and Sunshine." square lawn.,,- onevweek. Chamberlain's •Dian-'hoea° Remedy. Free Press stock item Aug, 13th. add, Lansing, $2250 • W. E, LAYCOCK, City Clerk. Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life.
{ "WHY, OP COURSE. OUH PASTOR CAN TAKE A VACATION, Ingham County Democrat. isiraisiiii,
MASON, MICH. BUCK 10 il
1909 AUGUST 1909 Justice Alllls Rules Against tlie Presidents of Two Traction Com Su Mo Tu We Til Fr Sa Sliiyer, l)ut in Strongest De panies Alake Offer Which Union cision Yet Matie. Leaders Call Good. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 CALLS HIM A CHRONIC LUNATIC GAIN OP $1,000,000 IN WAGES 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ® ® ® S) a ® ® ® ® 99 ® Chaw, His Mother and His Sister Tlint Much Additional Pay for Em ;Svli'. M. fir- U Q. .fi'S^N. M l!k F. Q, All iu a Collnpsed Condition ployes in Three and n Half 6jyist. 8tiJ. vjjifinui. jjj) 23i-d. on' Hearing News. Years of Contract. FEATOKES OF INTEREST
Tho wage dlsimle between Chicago's ABOUT THAT WHICH HAS BEEN Harry K. Th.aw was Thursday ad 10,000 street ear employes and tho AND IS TO BE. judged ins.'ino by .lustlcc -Mills in a surface li-iiclion comjiailius, which a dccl.'iion handed down in the Supremo week hcl'oro resulted in a vote to., All SidcH niul Coiiditioiia of TJiIiiffs Court at Whito Plaln.s, N. Y., nnd or- strike, wits jiracllcnlly settled in a lire Sliowri. Nolliiiiii Overlooked to doi-od to be sent hack to tho Mattea- big joint coni'erelice nt traction olfl- niiilcc it Coiiiplcte. clals and union leador.s Friday night, " wan Slate Asylum for tho Criminal ai)i).-iroiitly to tho Kalisl'action of Insiiito iniiufidiiitely. Nine Dead, Fifty Hurt. evci'yhody concerned. Nine ili'o (loiul alul Ill'ly liijilrocl, The order of .Insticc Mills was turn John .M, Roach and Thomas E. .Mit solilc r.Mllilly, iiH !i roiiillit oC 11 Ilwtd-oii ed over lo Ihe Wostchcslcr County an- ten offered a wage scale to the men collision hctwoen train No. S, north- tlioiillos hy the Clorlt of the Supreme which ropresentativoa ot tho uliion hoiind, Ii'iiiii No. 1, .soiilh-boiiiid, said Ihey would recoulmeiid lo lllelr Coui't iuid Thaw hlulself, In the jail at on the Denvei' &. Uio Ofitudo ;it Hil- reai]eclivo orgaulzullons for accept- ntod, l.hii'toou miles north of Colol-ildo VVllilu I'lains, was Informed of the de- ance. It was in Iho ualul'e of a com- Spl'in.n'.s, Colo. The tnilli.s, both I'tln- cl.sioii. Arrangements wel'e iiuulo to promise agl-eemont, .'iijjjlylng to Iho niilK 111. leriillc silcod, inoL on a ciii'vc, take hlni back toMalteawaii Friday. omployea of the Uallwiiys, City, Calu luid l.hoir ci'i)w.s hiiil no oppolMlmlty to met iind South Glilcligo and CpnsoU- avert Lllc3 collision. No S, dl-:i\vii by Di-'uldcH 'J'liiMV In JiiNiiiie. dtiled conipanles. two engines, telescoped tho biigsiigo .Tuslico j\lllls' decision waa the 'Praclloii rcjiroselitatlves, lu com car .'iiiil .smoker of No. 1. All threo strongest agaiust Thaw that lias been pany with Walter L, Fisher, repre onglnes wont Into the dllch. \\'llh handod down by any .fudge slnco the senting tho clly, who was credited, nioi'c Uinn foilr Inlndi'od passoilgci'S on two Il'ials of the prisoner. His decis with Ihe pilotage ot the negotiations, the iwn trains the e.vcll.oniont follow ion can bo suminoil up as follows; esllinnleil in round Ilgui-es that the ing Ihb .accident was Indescrlhahlo. offer reiiresents un nggrogalo addi All ihe pxs.songoi-s wei'o Ihi-own In a That the insanity that Harry Iv Thaw was anilcled with in .Tune, lOOC, tional ex|)ondlliire In wages of $1,000,- HCi'eaiiling ni,is.s on the flooi-s of the OOli during Ihe next tlli'cc alid a half cal\s iind many wero hilrt In the stara- the date of the shooting of Stanford Wlilto, was a chronic, delusive insan years—the term of the pro|)osod con pode lo escape. Tho unhurt rushed —Des Jiolnes News. tract. ity, generally Icnown as ))aranoia. to Uie aid of the Ilijured, hut .sn great 'Crriii.s ,,f I'rofio.N«>tl Coiiil'iu't. wii.s the confilsion that it reqiilrod half That Harry K. Thaw has not recov nn hour lo clear tho cai'.s, which wore ered. FIND COAL FRAUDS IN ALASKA. ALABAMA TO BE DBYBST STATE. NEW HEAD OE G. A. R. The contract will, run threo and a l That In paranoia recovery is very half years, dating from Aug. 1. 1009, onvoloi cd in clouds of steam fi-oin the lliMiNC ]*ii.sKt;N mil I^rolilhltliiKT Sale doubtful. Ballinger to Begin Prosecutiou in Samuel E. Van Sant Elected Com and lo all old men who have served engines. Relief li-alns hearing sur- or .SliiuiiiiiK' of l.iiiiior. ;l lll l Tliat Ihe release of Harry K. Thaw Seattle Shortly. one year at 27 cents per houi—tho gGons nd n 'scs we 'e rushed lo (he In almost a frenzy tho House mem.- mander iu Chief. ficollo nf tho wreck, and the wounded now would 1)0 a danger to tho inihllc Juvestigalions that htive been under old maxinuiiii scale—it will grant an bors of the Alabama Legislature ou Former Governor Samuel R. Van wel'P tliken to ihe hos|iltals. It Is said peat'C and safety, way for some liino—which havo been Inimediate Increase lo 28 cents for the Friday made a violent assault on the Snut ot Minnesota was elected com- that the ofilclals of Ihe i-oad pl.nco Ihe laid before Secrotaary of the Interior first year of the conlracl, 29 cents tor .Justice Mills in his doolsion Ilnds snio ot intoxicants of all kinds, pass niander-In-chlcf of the G. A. R. Thul's- liiame for the wreck upon (lie crew of Balllngor and Commissioner Fred Den- the second year, and 30 cents for tho that Thaw Is now Insane and unable ing the Fuller bill, beyond tiuestiou day In Salt Lake City, over .Tudgc trilin No. 8, who wero ordcl'Od to meet iieit of IJio General Land OITice—will last eighteen months. to iiroporly care for himself. The de the most drastic ever offered in tho William A. ICetcluim of Indiana by a No. 1 (It riilsled. It Is asserted tho un(]uostionahly prove one of the gre.at- To men who have been in Iho .serv cision contained 11,000 words and thor South. By lis provisions no liquors vote of 587 lo 150. In addition lo crow nil.sl.ook a switch engine .and esl scandals in counecLion with land ice less than one year the rate ot pay oughly covered the Insanity hearing may bo sold; no adverllsement of Comni.andor Van Sant, tho following car.s for No. 1 and believed the ti'uck fraud Investigations ever brought to proposed Is the .same as at jiresent that hnd been held before .instlce Mills. olllcors were elected: was clear. liquors may ajjpoar In any paper or (2.^ cents for six monllis, 25 cents for Thaw awaited Ihe decision in his light by the General Land Cilice. upon any billboard, and no train may Senior VIco Commander—W. M. Boa-six months, and 27 cents for one coll In the jail at White Plains. He tnph, Ogdon, Ulah. It is known that In the valuable leave a car that contains liquor upon Junior Vice Cnmniandcr—Judge Alfred year) until they have served a year was plainly nervous and paced up and Mcther's Awful Crime. coal fields of Alaska many thousand any track. No place of selling any Boers, Brl.stol, Gonn, at 27 cents, wlien they will begin the Mi's. Mario Handsel committed sui acres ot land have heen fraudulently Surgeon GeiiciMl—W. I-I. Lemon. Law- sort of goods may be called a saloon, reneo, Kan. climb which tho old oiujiloyes will cide and at the same Umn asphy.xlated filed upon and attempts made to force onicers may raid any place under sua- Mrs. Jennie L. Berry ot Des Moines start as soon as tho contract is com- "her throe hoy babies at her home in the department, through llnancial, po liiclon and destroy goods found. The wonMhe national presidency of tho plolcd. Chicago, 111. She had carefully bathed litical and even social pressure, to pat presence of an Internal revenue li Woman's Relief Corjis ou the third bal Now men will progress at the max and dre.s.sod licr throe children, ono i ent those lands. Secretary Balllnger cense, whether liquor is found or not, lot over Mrs. Belle imum moro slowly than at tho pres years old and the other two 2 ye.trs aud Conlniissioner Dennett have evi Is prima facie evidence of guilt and Hai;rls of Kansas ent. The first six months of em old, carried thom Into the hath room, dence showing unlawful combination the proprietor may be arrested. by a vote of 213 ployment Ihey will receive 23 cents; wliel'o alio had clcsed, the door, and of nearly 500 coal entries in Alaska. Lo 00. The Fly the second six monlhs. 24 cents; the turned on the gas. The gas awakened Commissioner Dennett, while in Den PIPE LOSS AT SUMMEP BESOPT. ing Squadron Na- her husband, .Tosopli Hnndsel, .and second year, 25 cents; the third year, ver recently, it is understood, said v a 1 Association 2C cents, and the last six monlhs, 27 when he broke open the door of tho llicse entries would be canceled. To TIilr(j--Kl.x: lliiildliiM'N, liiclucJIiiK elected all Its new Three IldtcLi, Are Do.stroyed. cents. . •: hath room he found the four (load. The that, end hearings will shortly begin, ofiicers by accla A loss estimated at ,$1,000,000 was twln.s wore wrajiimd in a (luilt and and the General Land OITlce has as mation. For com caused by the fire which swept thirty- SHOOTS JUROR; KILLS SELF. jilaccd lu the tub while the cldei' boy signed its best coal engineers and law mander John C. was clasiied tightly in his , mother's yers to Seattle to aid In the .coming six buildings from the main street ot B lack was re al'ius. Mrs. Handsel had been ill for the summer resort town of Moutlcello, Stranger Wounds Hotel Man "WTio trial. elected, and lieu Helped in Sentencing Him, Bonic time .ind apiiarently w.as able to N. Y. tenant commander get no relief. She leaves four other Sevor.al railroad corporations owned Three hotels filled with summer Daniel A. Fenlon was shot and fa in New,York, Boston and Philadelphia coJf. VAN .SANT. H. N, Rounds,, of tally injured on West Main street in children fauglug In age from 5 to 10 guests, mainly from New York City, Rock, Island, 111. The army nurses, yeans. are making indirect efforts to delay were destroyed. They were the Bock- Middletown, N. Y., at 2 o'clock Tues these land hearings, hoping that the composed of survivors ot the nurses day afternoon. Fenlon, who conduct well House, the largest hotel in Sulli who labored during the Civil War, next Congress will pass legislation to ed the Hotel Elberton, left his hotel A Big Lumber,Fire In Alabama. van County; the. Palatine Hotel and elected as iiresldont Mrs. Mary T. permit ot greater consolidation of coa' about 2 o'clock. He was followed by The big lumber pl.mt of the Hender the Bolsum House. All the guests es Lacy, Salt T-.ake'Clty, nnd .as guard entries or else pass a curative act le a stranger, who lapped lilm on the son Lumber Company at Sanford, caped with most ot their personal ef Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, Illinois. gallzlng the entries about to be at shoulder and made a remark. Fent.on Ala., was almost coniplcloly destroyed fects. The Monticello House was not tacked. looked at the stranger, turned and fled. by flro desiilte the heroic efforts of the burned. The Union National. Bank, The encampment ended at night convicts at lhat point to stay the two newspaper olbces and every store with a fireworks display on Ensign The sti'anger fii'ed a revolver from his EIGHT FOB THE PENNANTS. flames. Friction in the planer was tho but one in the town were destroyed. peak. pocket, but, missed the fleeing man. origin ot the fire. Fifteen dry kilns, The further spread of the fiame was By the close vote of 307 to '293 At He then toolc up the pursuit and flred Sdiiidliiijr <>r CIiiLh !ii the PrliiclDii* lantic City was chosen over St. IjOuIs two more shots. Fonton fell to the reaching over a distance ot about one Il:i.s<. Dull Loiie'iic!!. prevented by the use of dynamite. mile, were burned. About one luilllon as the pltice for the next encampment, sidewalk and the stranger, after look HARRY K. TltAW. NATIONAL LEAGUE. foot of lumbcl-, in addition to eight PIVE PEBISH IN BUBNING HOUSE after a spirited fight. ing at Fenlon. closely, fired a, bullet W. L. W. The annual parade, the feature through his own brain. The stranger oarloads of timber, also burned. Two Pittsburg .73 28 Philadel'a .-IG saw-mills and the convicts' quarters down almost unnerved. Arrangements OccupiuitN IjO.'(e lilvcn While ANleci> event ot the encampment, gave Salt did not regain consciousness. On the Chicago ...G7 34 St. Louis...41 were saved. The loss will reach $2.10,- had been niat\e to,let him know the lu D-\velIlnR lit Hiiiicock, Midi. Lake City a martial aspect Wednes way to tho, hospital Fenlon said: "It Now York..GO 37 Brooklyn ..3C 000, only a small part being covered decision as soon as It was made public Five lives were lost in a fire in a day. The Fiftieth Infantry, U. S. A., was McSorley. I sat upon a jury that Cincinnati .50 50 , Boston ....20 by Insurance. by the clerk of the court. When he dwelling in Hancock, Mich., Thursday from Fort Douglas, took the lead. It sent him to prison for,a,long term." learned his fate, Thaw stopped in his night. The dead are Mrs. .Tohn was followed by the Utah National Fenlon has conducted hotels in San nervous walk up and down the cell AMERICAN LEAGUE., Dionne; Edward Dionne, 8 years old; Guard and the carriages ot the cora- Francisco and Chicago. Two Drowned By Floating Over Dam. W. L- W. Peter Dionne, an infant; Aminia mander-ln-chlef and distinguished Lonls Fox, 34 years ot nge, of Cin and stood still. He did not seem to Detroit ...64 41 Chicago ....50 Dionne, 12 years old, and a girl named guests. Illinois led the States. Then cinnati, Ohio, and Cot-a Friedhoff, o£ comprehend what had been told him. MUBDEB IN SOLDIERS' HOME. Philadel'a .64 41 New York 49 Racine. The fire started when the came Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Oh'o •Glendale, Ohio, wero drowned in the Then, when he realized that he must Boston ....64 44 St. Louis.. .45 family was asleep. Mrs. Dionne got and the rest. The veterans marched Little Miami river at Foster's Cross go hack to Matteawan, he staggered Ciipliiiii ONCiir liliiNtniniiil Sliiiii hy Cleveland .53 53 Wash'gton 31 out of the house, but, returning to down a street 132 feet. In width past ing, twenty-live miles north of Clncla- backward and fell upon the cell cot. Another •Veteniii ut IJaytoii, O. He covered his face with bis hands rescue a child, perished in the flames. cheering thousands/of spectators. At Captain Oscar Eastmond, of the Na nati, in Warren County, when their AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. and for a time could not be aroused. Her body was found with the infant one point 1,200 school children In red, tional Soldiers' Home in Dayton, 0., row boat went over a dam. The bodies 'w. L. W. clasped in her arms. white and blue robes and caps formed was shot and killed by Edward have not been recovered. Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, the prison Minn'polis .67 51 St. Paul... .56 a human flag. The flag joined the pa Leonard, another / veteran. , The.^ er's mother, and his sister, the former Mllw'kee ..65 52 Kan. City..53 CBOWD SEES lAJID DBA WING. rade and followed the veterans to the murdered man was Colonel of Pacific Resort Hotel Burns. Cou.ntesa of Yarmouth, were almost Louisville .61 56 Toledo ....54' starting place, where they passed ju the First North Carolina Infan The Hotel Arlington at Saiita Bar overcome at the news. Alice Thaw Columbus .58 5D Ind'polis . .53 . tried to comfort her mother, but the CoiiF a'AIciie Lottery for Il»mc.stena.Stanford White In tho thea tally, and wounded Warren Wright, a limits of Chicago, 111., during the first ter on tho roof of. Madison Square 100,000 applicants for Spokane lands, seven months of the year, according to Garden. "Battling" Nelson, at present in New private. Jan. 3, 11107—Trial boRan. ; York, says he is too tired, to: accept one in 400 may wln,and of the 87,000 figures just given out at the Bureau of Feb. 1—Jury completed. • any mora engagements before fall. ., for Flathead land one in fifteen has a- HANGS HIMSELF NBAS HOAHD. Police Record. • Fe\>. 7—Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, chance. - •,; : wife of defendant, told tho story Harry Gr. Legg, of the Minikahda of how she was attacked by White. ILuoiioiiiicttl HiiKbiiiia -VVhOMe Wite Fire Burns Rubber Plant. Club, Minneapolis, wonthe .trans-Mls- niacU HniMliDeinamls lfl!,0OO. ; : March 20—Lunacy -commission sisslppl golf championship by .defeat- ./An exploslon.of Are damp occurred left Him Had li!a,il}) in Garret. , The Buckeye rubber plant at Akron, appointed. Two Black Hand letters have been in one of-the mines at/CIermont, Per- • .-When Albert Burt's wife/left him April .4—-Commission pronounced ingBernard G. Guinand, of the Wavel Ohio, w,as partially 'destroyed by fire Thaw sane., . Club, of Des Moines,, 10 to 8 to play In received by E. B., Morgan, a Ravenna rand, France,- which/resulted in the several weeks ago she said he was so and with It hundreds of tons of raw Avrtt-10—Case given to Jury. . the final match at,'the Des Moines Golf (0.) contractor, demanding $2,000 or/ death of twelve miners. • ,.,/.• economical, that she could.
STABS SHERIFF ON SCAFFOLD. and emptied the big car shops when they were driven to'bay In the shop -Refugi .Turetiile, sentenced to death yards. Showmen captured the lions for attacking Alvina Olenik, aged 1.^ an hour after their escape, and after a -Bohemian girl, at Suthel'land one of them had fatally bitten a pony Sprlngs last ,luly, st.abbed and fatally aud the other, attacked an elephaut. USIC in the public schools is a sub wounded Sheriff Wright at Flores- of this glorious land ot ours ase not more artistic. Are More than 2,000 women and children .ieet which may well be advocated viilo, Texas, when the sheriff started good people a less valuable coKdmunity than clean hogs? were on the,.streets. Suddenly there by, every musical organization to fix the noose on ,lel'ec|ue to hang "We are pro'jd ot all of ojir successes but, artistic, was a cry: "The lions." Men, wom M throughout the country. A move and it Is, time that we realii(.v that we can do these him. He plunged a sharp spoon handle en and Children turned and fled, none ment ot this sort, outlined by in bis executor -lust above the heart things here as well asutheyijo them abroad hy using stopping long enough to see that the Charles.-Parwell Edsqn, president of and attempted to escape. .lereciiie was the same meann. Art l8;WorW-wide and universal,.and lions were not coming toward them, tho Garnet Club of ,!Los Angeles, is Ave of this, country will h.ave .aa art worth while when but had taken the other direction, • In now on. . It strikes at the root of . we demand It aHd support it tb* oame as It is supported five,minutes the streets were deserted. all education in that It,seeks to abroad. • In the shop yards came a long com- enlist the services :ot : the public' ,: "Our American singers are filling the European opera schools In behalf of music Mr. Bd- houses and our American studiSuts are going to Europe son points out that 51 per cent of . to study with American teachei's. There is more chance the children ot the country are in: to hear music in Europe, but a student can assimilate regular attendance in the primary grades of the public only so much a; a-time, and m matter what you-hear, sciiools. H: they can be imbued with a love of good, it is what you g*asp and comiwohend of it that counts, music and good pictures, our next generation will be not how much you .have list«i*d to. ,• - a gfjneration of art-fovmg people,: Pie points out further Hanging from the interior wall of "Let us buy o'w art as we; other commodities and that the stereopticon, tho mechanical piano player and the new Illini Hotel at Alton by a nail, then we will get results. Opew In English- is the thing the talking machine brmg to our very door the master accidentally driven through his hand, to work for. Rrcitals In BnjiUlsh the'second: and last, pieces of painting and music and the interpretations of, Rolla, Perkinson, - a' carpenter, for, a: but not least,,flr'it-olass music t»i the schools every day the greatest musicians. fewi moments nearly was crucified, suf-: as.the most essential thing, o^,all, for from the schools ferlng excruciating pain untilrelieved "With the.three appliances named above In each high will come our fixture, audieno'./fl of lovers of art. ; by fellow workmen, Perkinson- was school in the country, wo would have the center: from .. f'Many of .the Middle,,;Wesi>,ra"States are not-negli on ,a; ladder. nailing scantling ; with which to attract the pupila of-the lower grades to come gent ,of their opportunities,in tb.-j matter of•givlng:'their: four-inch wire.nails. As he.struck-a,:, and hear and:see," Mr, Bdson -continues. .-"We would, public school Children some :icflowledge of • music. ' In powerful blow at a,nail he was holding come in direct competition with the nickolodeon and the • Dayton,: 0., ,'it; was my privili«fjn' recently to lecture be In his loft: hand .the.nail slipped and;:' Cheap theater, but'with good stuff Instead of poor, and:: fore, the: 400 teachers' ot 'the;pnblic: schools' on tlie music': was driven :;through the ^palm of his :: given at-cost, as we now give our things:in the schools, v dramas of-;Rlchard,Wagner.::,;Jia'Richmond,(Ind.','similar: hand into :the scantling,-;-'At»the'same;:; "The National and State governments are doing every- r ,work:-is.being carried-on.:; In;"flotli' these cities:this kind instant the ladder upon'which:.-he wasy thing in their power, toj-alse-better, horses, cattle, pigs, of study is^notlimited to-the;(favanced;classes;:the work :standlng careened,from'under;'hls,feet;| :ohiokens,.i:'graIn,. fruit- and -ifarm produce of .;all-klnds of the primary grades is .maje tributary and prepara bat of wits with the lions, and the; and-iJeft:'him/hanging.. -'Perkinson's^ through the Secretary of Agriculture,; at Washington; - -: -seized by a deputy sberitf, dragged tory to it. Doubtless this intelligent and artistic con- showmen','had,!:it^ all- to;'themselvesi' cries attracted fou'r^ other, workmen in J the Secretary oC Commerce does everything, inhis power back to the scaffold and unceremoni- isideratlon of music in thepublic; schools'of Indiana and ,The men finally-isucceeded'ln-Wohlng: the .building, ::As he moved his body in •? to foster:-business:,;in; every: way: possible. ...The; States-^^v -ously.hanged witbout.a-black cap. : It Ohio has a very closo relation to the'very decided ad- the,.llons with lassoes:and bounii;'their, agony the nail pulled fi;ee, :from the;; send, trains: over-,tlie;:country; teaching .everything:-:but::? ":1s not known - how he:, secured - the .vance;yhioh;; those;, States, show'? in: point of-musical cul legs. wTheanimals were then placed in: scantling and he "fell to the floor as love: of 'the; beautiful; and:; than wottd^rwiy: fhe: people ; sharpened spoon handle.' i , ture. ' a portable cage. his friends entered the room.'
':;'?fe.'S'>'*i I i',i'i .''1.1. Jngham County guinocrat AIRSHIPS ARE TO RACE
rtibllslietlUvefy Wednesday by ROY KNABENSHUE AND LINCOLN BEACHEY AT MICHIGAN WILLIAM L. CLARK, STATE FAIR. MASON, MICH, Kntofed at tlie ]'oslolllce,Masou, Mlell.. as seuond-ulassi inatter. World's Famous Aviators Will Contest for $5,000 Stakes—No Similar Con- ONE Yl'-Alt,. .$1.00 teat Ever Before Held in the Unit, Six Mo-vtii!!... ooo ed States. TiiiiKi! Mo.STiis .sou The Michigan State Fair has ar ranged for an airship race between Wednesday, August 18, 1909 Roy Knabenshue, who is known aU] over the continent for his daring work, above the clouds, and Lincoln Beach-- neprosnntinit wealth from every ricetio n ot MEADVILLE, ey, another equally famous aviator, ono of ilio Ki'oatest conimonwoultlis in Mi's. Georne Lntlifop iind oliildrcn who mado successful flights at the tlitj Union. visited lier si.ster near iVlunitli hist .Michigan Stato Fair last fall This- Thousands of dollars are beniK spent to y week. • race was brought about In a rather nniKo tins event tlui Kri)att'.«t In .MIrhl. Miss Freda Bulinet of Toledo, 0 , Is strange manner. 'Kan's iilstor.v. Tint HpendlnK a few days at- iieriniin iioli- whole liliiti, has lM>i'n Mr. Deaehey happened to be In the si*arehuil foruxhihlirt net's, city .early this week and In a conver whllo tho .anuisi'. M, li. i.-'uUlnj.' ol' Lansinu' vl.slled nt iniMit ft'iituri's hiivo sation with General Superintendent been KaUien-ii from C. M. PullinK's from li'rklay until every part of thu Doherty the latter casually said: Unlte-I Statics. Ns. Mondiiy. "Beaohey, would you race Roy Kna turo has y 1 n 1 d ed C. lIotl),'e and wife spent Sunday hountlfidlj- for fann benshue if the'Michigan State Fair ers durin« till' pre- with ills parents in Leroy, Ktmt s,.a-iini, 'I'li o y offered a purse ot $.^,000, $-),000 to go llcrinnn ItolinelnnrI wife and Frerla now have th(i money to the winner and ?1,000 to tho loser?" and will allow notli- I-iolinet .spent Sunday at Jlenry ijoli- InH to interfere In "Make the offer and see," responded iniddnK this i>xposl. net's neiir Dansvllle, tion a treuieudous Clark flazfilton anrl Mrs. M. .1. Prne- Beachey. • sueeebs. "All right, we'll do It," said Mr. ttjr attended tlie riinei-al of Mrs. iCr- _ rKED POSTAl, nest Ji'uuiKl iit Ijoslie. Doherty. m I'rctldont "You can't challen.?e ICnnbenshue I. n. DurrERFicLD, In biiyliiK It coiitfli nicdiclne, don't too rpilckly for me," replied Beachey. Secretary Mr. Dohei'ly immediately wired be afraid lu Kot Cliiiiiiberlalii's Couj,'li A, J. DOIIEETY, ileniedy. There is no danger from it, Knabenshue at ToltJdo, and the latter BRAZIL TO SHOW PRODUCTS. General Super and relief is sure to follow. Especiiilly responded so Quickly that even Mr. intendent recoiiinicnded for (;oii|,'lis, colds and Doherty was surprised. JAMES SIOCUH, South American Country Becomes In Ships to rush through wliDupInu eutitjli. Sold by Longyear "Tell Boaohey J will race him at the Assistant General Super- space at top speed. liros., drii|,'Klst.s. Michigan State Il'alr or around the terest In the Michigan Fair; Cof FREE ACTS Inleiidtnl Seven heats to be run world. If he wants to," Knabenshue re fee, Lumber and Various Other In froat of tlin ^trnnd SOUTHEAST LOCKE. beginning Sept. 3 and every afternoon fitanii on n niHlform sponded, Things Exploited. ADMISSION luiii lixdoublo circiiH until Sept. 10. This race will attract riiiKS ovory aflor- CliiiS. AVorden was in Perry one day 'I'he latter was then called to De Adults • • SOc The government of Drall will make Chftdrcn • 25c people from all over the country. noon n n il ovoiiliiK liist week. troit, and after discussing tne proitm- rummonuliiB 8 is p- an exhibit at the Mlchl/ran State Sunilay Concert 25c Records for (lying will be broken. t«*iubiir 4ch. niKKOKt The mother of Orla Spauldlnu lia.s Innrlos the contract wns signed for ,the Ailcr (S P. M. • 25c and boHtuvurtiuuu In 4., Fair, which opens this year on Sept. Alichluau. the cliolcni infantum. most exciting race that has ever been Grand Stand 2Sc 2 and continues until S«pt. 10. Clin Alta OliiUiiberlain of Brlffllton is held in the United States. visltlni,' Ilcr aunt, Mrs. icia Worden, ton D. Smith, of the Agi-icultural Col- Other airship races havo been Grace Hrewer, who broke lier ann iego at Plraclcaba, has shipped to planned, but none like that arrangod Sacred Concert Sunday three weeks u(,'0, is |.'cttingalonK(lnely, Detroit a great collection represent 2 Big Bands 2 Big Midway for the Michigan State Pair. Two Mrs,h'r;lnk Oakley entertained I'ela- ing various products produced In that Navassar Ladies' and Kopps Cincinnati Bands will years- ago a race against time was The Navassar Ladles' Attractions will be bet tlvcs from Ohio one day last week, southern country. It consists of about held In St. Louis, but the aviators did and Kopps Cincinnati give a Sacred Concert in the State Fair Grand Stand ter than ever. All new Nellie lirewcr has the wlioopini,' everything grown in the tropics and not start at the saine moment. bands are engaged to Sunday, September 5th., afternoon and evening. shows, clean and excit couKh, will be of great educational value to play during the fair. ing. Best ever congre The contest between Mr. ICnaben- Orla Spaiilding'.s children are liavlnf,' every one who attends the State Faii^. Thcy are two of the fin gated. Midway shows shue and Mr. Beachey will be tho Visit Ihe IMUchlnan State Fair dnrlnfl the wlioiipln^' cough, Brail Is a great coifee country and est organizations of the do not open until Satur real thing. The aviators must start AV 11 lard lloyers and family spent furnishes many countries of tho world- kind in the country. your vacation-11 will revive and give day, September 4th, side by side from a given point last Sunday at Clillson, with a fine product in this line. and r;ish to the eastward, pass yon somethlnq to think about—come LIz/.ie i:iiicknel lia.s I'cturned home Great varieties of this beri-y will Come nnd see Ihc molor- _ _ ing over the granilstand to a large Don't fall to see the frcini Potoskey. be seen In the Brazilian exhibit. The cycle and niittimobic rnccs tree two miles -away, and on the top September 2nd, 3rd, ith CVKVUAI WtinQV DATFC Septemlier B to 10-Thousands ot Brazilian exhibit KInifslcy Stnitli was in Moriis one berry will be shown hanging to of which will be erected a large flag. IiIjWIjMAL nUICaL nAtEiS doHars In prizes aro oBerod and day last week. branches in various stages of ma ownera of fast homos from all over tho country have mado their entriei. After circling this tree tho ships will Mrs. ICrnest llatt Is better at this turity. The lumber display will also return, sailing to the westward until rHlIftRFlV'^ n«Y—rREE-Aspecial proKramhas boon armnsod writing, be Interesting. Mr. Smith In his let VIllliltAljli O U/11 for SeptomhorTth, censistlnH of Kanius and con. the grandstand is reached. tests at which prlr.oH will bo oiloruil, Chlldrun under 12 admitted free Sopt, 7, ter to Seoi'etary Butterfleid says: Honesty is the Best Policy. It is .agreed that seven hent-s shall "The Br,azlllan exhibit will consist TWO EMINENT,SOLOISTS ^^r, Lruiuyciir says tJiat he believes be run, beginning on the nfternoon ot of tho Important kinds of lumber pro \m\l iho baml,V will bu Uuard tlurluK Uiu fair. Zeiiio and /.eiiHitiine nre the most liun- Sept, -1 and each ofternoon thereafter duced In the State of St. Paul. To oHt antl siicccssftil remedies lie lias unlll Sept, 10, The aviator who wins keep this exhibit within bounds, yet ever snld for tile cure of ec/.oniii, pim four of these heats will be awarded to show the quality of timber, the ples, (laiidriiir, l:)riickliead.s, jilles, tot iJ-UOOn, while the loser will be given specimens are relatively small and $35,000. IN PRIZES ter, riiigvvdrm, cut^, sores, and all cli.<- $1,000, eiisos of the skin unci s(;alp. Seofli.s- sliown In the rough. It contains one To be Distributed . It required considerable tact on the Iihiy antl pliotcis of cures at the drug hundred kinds of wood which tho part of Mr, Doherty to ai'range details store, Michigan people will want beforo Tho two fafitOHt IinmoBB satisfactory to both parties, Mr, Kna many years are pnst. After the fair DAN PATCH and MINOR HEIR liofHOHln tho world will no benshue at first wanted to use the big inn nicotn boat thoir tinio ond world's records ThurHday, SoptomborOLli. Ko DANSVILLE, is over this collection Is to be sent euoh Imiiortant ovunt waa uvor boforo offorod tho Amorlcan pooplo. ship ho sailed so successfully last win Mrs, Artliiir Dnwliiig of Owosso is to the Michigan Agricultural college Gregory Piroworks Co., Oblcnso, ter In California, Mr, Beachtjy ob • "The exhibit also contains the vari BIG FIREWORKS DISPLAY will iiroduco this dlHpluy, boKhi- visiting bcr parents, George Ilielil and jected, because his ship is not of the niuK Saturday GvoninK. Soptombor'1, and continue Tor ilvo nlghtu, Every wife. ous kinds of coffee grown In Brazil thing 1b now and importod for tho occnslon. sa.me dimensions, Mr, Knabenshue This will require some expense to ge •kislali ISrower and wife of Stock-, finally declared that he would bulid a into shape but I authorize Prof, Taft REDUCED RAILROAD RATES troit will soil cheap tickets and bridge visited at iiaker Dakin's last new ship similar to that owned by Tliursdiiy, to attend to this' and the Brazilian MINOR HEIR llSO'h , run many oieursions during tho fair. BAN PATCB 1:55 Beachey, That settled all difliculty •government will pay all bills. The Jiiesdilmcs Etta Sawyer and J, T, and the contract was signed for the Hills were In Mastin Saturday, State of St, Paul is producing as good most exciting race ever held In the coffee as can be found anywhere I Ji'ern DiinsuKire spent ])art of lust United States, weok at ilarnion VVemple's In White the world, but it ia also raising somo Oak, , It was stipulated In the agreement very poor stuff. Most of the latter with these two aviators that they is kept for home consumption, but Chas, CYillnrd nnd Ebliel Elakely, IF YOU WANT MASON IVEAEKETS. witli tlioir wives, attended the mati shall give exhibition flights every Is Included In tho samples. This cof nee ah Miison hist .Friday, forenoon during their races, beginning fee collection ought to be of value to PAGE WIRE FENCE sometlilnt,' nice to finish a meal, Corroclod every WodiioHdiiy ttfternoou, Tlieo, Olickner won llisb prize In the on Sept. 4. Detroit merchants, and I suggest that , brew ye a cup of OKAIN. foot race at the matinee at.Muson last it be kept in your chamber of com WHEAT, Red, No. 2, per bushel.. DSffll 00 Friday, RAILROADS AID EXHIBITORS. merce just to show what gan be ob WHEAT, WIUte,No. 1, per bushel.... \mi Od , talned he,re. With the coffee e.xhlblt RYE, per bushel Goa C'i Bert Eoyston of Mason visited at A. Chase & Sanborn's "Seal" OATS, per bushel...... 30® 35 V: W, Whipple's Sunday, Easy Facilities and Direct Home Ship ai-e saniplea oi the soil, rich in iron CORN, shoilett, por hundred l,35iai M El/.a Ilanna was In town Sunday, yet not polsonoup to vegetation, CLOVER SKEI), per bushel, 4'DO®5 00 rnents Are Granted to Cattlemen TMOTHY SEED, per bushel.... -2 mm 25 ThoniHS Young vislled in Wllllunis- am also sending, branches of coffee Sold by and Others Who Are Coming OnOCEKIKS AND I'UOVISIOJfS, ton Sunday, trees laden with fruit so the peopl to Michigan State/Fair. can see just how the thing looks in SALT.Sasinaw, per barrel 85 Lloyd Gaylnrd and Florence Potts J. F. GREVE, BEANS,unpicked, per bushel...... 1 soaa 00 of Detroit are visiting here a I'ewday.*. nature." POTATOES, per bushel © 50 The Michigan freight commralttee, MASON, Rev. Gregory and Lewis Eandolpb Best Wire Fence on the Market KLOUR, per hundred,,,., 3 SO representing the different railroads BUCICVVHEAT-FLOUR, per hundred 3 00 called on Clias. ITeald, who is very EGGS, iier dozer.,. ,, , & 21 doing business throughout tho state, LOW RATES FOR STATE FAIR.' I have purchased of J. M. Collier Sole Agent Cor sick at Pleiisaiit hike, last Saturday. BUTTER,per poand isa 22 have, recommended new rules govern T. Sclidol cuiiimences August SOtli tills the agency of this fence and will LAltO, por pound,,,,,, 12 ing the shipping of exhibits to the Chase & Sanborn's APPLES, dried, per pound ; 3 year. Michigan Passenger Association De Michigan Fair that will greatly'fa- keep a lai-ge line in stock at my PEACUES.drled,per pound 80 12 •Jacob Shceder and J. T. Hills were cides to Sell Tl'ckets to Detroit for High Grade Coffees and Teas !llltate stock raisers and every one LIVE STOCK AND MEAT. in Lansing Monday. Tile Yard on Columbia St Give else who plan to contest for pre- One and One-Half Fare, Round CATTLE, per hundred..:... ..4 OflSS 00 A. W, Whipple took Claire LaPlenr me a call when in need of fence. BEEF, dressed, per hundred o oi)®8 on Qilums. Trip. and wife to Ratteese lake Tuesday for VEAL CALVES, per hundred 5 6030 OO HOGS, per hundred. , (37 00 a few days' outing, Under the proposed rules- exhib The Michigan Passenger Assoc! MAPLE STEEET THOS. THORBURN, Mason PORK, dressed, per hundred.... 8 BOSO 00 atlon, which passes on the matter of Chas, Ileiild, who had a stroke of itors are allowed to ship to the HAMSi,, nor pounpot. d lo apoplexy lasl week, Is much better at Urst fair, paying full charges ^granting special rates over railroads SHOULDERS, pel-pound...... 11 15 this writing. one way, then to the next fair .has decided this year to give a rata MEAT MARKET SPRING CIIICKENS.dressed, per lb Si Dntest ill Rftilroa'd's!' CHIOICENS,llve, per pound la 0 and receive credit for halt the money to the Michigan State Fair, which TURKEYS,live, per pound Skin Diseases Quickly Cured. .Hochstauffen, near Bad Relchen- paid. A^ter he has made his circuit opens in Detroit on September 2 and We keep on hand the TURKEYS,drossod,por pound,...... Zemo and Zeniotone give instant re of the fairs, he may ship by the near continues until September 10, of one hall, in Germany, will soon have one choicest cuts of BUrmiNG MATEltlAL, lief and ieriiKinontly cure every furin est route home, paying only half rates. and one-half fare for the round trip of the most peculiar railways in the PORTLAND CEMENT, per barrel,,, 1 70 of skin c Iseasc. Tliey draw all germ from any given point in the state. This world. It will run up a steep moun CALCINED PLASTER, per 100, 45 Heretofore exhibitors have been com PLASTERING HAIR, per bushel.... life tu the surface of the skin and de- rate will be good all through the ex pelled to pay full rates one way and tain side, and will-be operated by a SHINGLES, per thousand.... 2 0036 oo str(.iy them, leaving a clear, healthy hibitlon, and the tickets thus pur FRESH MEATS theu return free, providing they re balloon. The mountain Is so steep LIIVIE, por barrel 80 skin. chased may be used on returning as LATH, per IVI 2 00^4,00 turned over the route from whence that no ordinary way of locomotion Write E. W. Kose Mod. Co., St. late as September 11., We aim to please our customers they started, which was usually incon would do, so it has been planned to Lnuls, for sample. and furnish them with the best venient and consumed considerable The railroads, throughthis conces hitch a balloon to the car that makes For sale by Longyetir Bros. ' sion, .will-aid largely In swelling the ofeverything in our line. Order of Appoariince, extra time. According to the new the up trip, and have it practically State ot I\IlclilKiin—Tiiii'tietii ,Judlclal Circuit, crowds at the state,fair and making it OKEMOS. plan they will pay halt fare each way lift the car to the top of the hill. But in Oliaiioery, suit pendliiK in the Circuit Court for , .one of the,greatest successes in thq Cash For Hides and Pelts. the county of Ingham, lu Ohancery, at the elty Itocelved too law for last week's Issue. /ind return home by the nearest route. the car will be held to the-earth by history of Michigan.:. or LansitiK on the lOth day or Attdusr, 1009; irierinan Grettenberger and Roy These proposed rules'are due large clamps that will retain the wheels The management of the State 'Pair Martin J. Keller and Louisa M, Keller, Ooin- Butters started for Niagara Falls ly to the efforts of I, H. Butterfleid, CRITCHETT & SPANIER plainants, vs, Eraiik Artz, Sarah Golbold, Caro- is now hard at work perfectlag plans close to the rails, and the upward Tuesday. secretary of the Michigan: State Fair, line lleitzberR, Rarbara Friar, Lizzie Boom, and arranging for the big fall event. tendency of the balloon will furnish Mary Duuker, Ellen Aitz,-Heiiena Artz, Jacob The ice cream .social Saturday even who first suggested the plan in an ef Concessions' are still being -booked the power. The big bag of gas will Ariz, Isiiac Ariz, Wlliiam Ariz, Edward F. Friar ing was a grand success. All the fort to save the delay and expense of and Mary Drahoble, Uefendants. and some of the finest attractions to be 67 feet In diameter, and will have cream was sold and more was pur exhibitors. The scheme no doubt will Ill this cause it appearint' to the court that tlie be s-ecured wUl be seen at this fair. a lifting capacity of about 10.000 EXCURSION said defendants, Frank Ariz, Lizzie Uooin, Hel- - chased. That, however, failed to sup largely Increase the exhibits at the lena Artz, .Jacob Ariz; Isaac Artz and Edward There seems to be a strife on amons pounds. ply the wants of the many who were fair in Detroit, which when It opens F. Friar are not residents of this state,-but that the majority of states this year to waiting to be served. The warm on Sept. 2, will be one of the largest TO tliB defendants Frank Artz resides at Norwalk, , make the annual exhibits more inter Olilo, Lizzie Boom at Lincoln, Nebraska, Hei- weatherseemed to give all an appetite of tha kind ever held in the State of Unearthed Iloniun Pottery. lena Artz at grippio Creek, Colorado, .Jacob Artz for sdinetbing cool. eating and attractive than usual, Michigan. - In the course of the operation for at Cleveland, Tennessee, Isasic Artz In the state Michigan has absorbed the same spirit of Washiagtou aud Edward F, Friar In the state Mary Bray is home from summer and by the aid of enthusiastic ofliolals, restoring the foundations to the Northern Michigan ot Obio. • -. , school at Ypsilanti, FAIR PROSPECTS ENCOURAGING. On motion of A. A. Bereinan, solicitor for com the event in Detroit will be worth cathedral at, Winchester, England, Laura Kaiser of Saline is spending plainants. It is ordered, that tlie said defendants traveling tho entire: length of Michi the excavators discovered some in Via- enter their appearance in said cause on or be a part ot her vacation here. Everything Points to the Greatest Ex gan to witness. • '. teresting relics , of the Roman occu fore four months from tlie date ot this order, and A. B, Cudwortli has purchased the hibition Ever Held In'Michigan; tliat within twenty days tlie complainants cause house owned by Dr. Park, back of the With cheap passenger rates and lib pation. Thirteen vases and lamps tills order to be published in thelKoiiAM Ooun-- TV Di!M00HAT,-a newsiiaiior, pi'lntoti, pubilsiied M. E. Church. , Sec'y Butterfleid Pleased; Grounds eral shipping facilities for exhibitors, were unearthed. One piece waa an the management of the Michigan Michigan Central and circulating In: said, county, and that,such, , Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Everett, More Beautiful Than Ever. excellent, specimen of pottery, Intact publication' be continued once iu each weel< for, Sunday, an S-lb. girl. State Falr'is planning for a gi'eat dis and in perfect preservation. The six weeks in sueoession, 1 - :,, Secretary Butterfleid of the Michi • r '\ -, : •••••ON HOWARD WIEST, " Katharine Sattler of Charlotte Is play the coming fall. It is suggested lamps are of the type known as "the gan State Fair, which opens this year A, A, Bekomaic, - Circuit Judije, visiting here. that persons who contemplate a trip on Sept. 2, says that never were the lamp of learnlni;" and resemble in . Soiioicor for Complainants, - 33W7 Noil Moler is entertaining his moth this summer, defer such pleasure until prospects so encouraging as during shape a gravy boat with a_spout at er from away. fair week, -take- advantage of the low Order of Piihlioation, one end, from T.\'hlch the -wick pro the, present year and he has been mllroad rates and attend the big ex Tuesday, Aug. 31/ State of Michigan-Thirtieth ,Judicial Circuit,- connected with the executive depart hibit- • trudes, and a handle at .the other. in Ohaneery, suit pending in circuit court for the Koy Butters and Herman Gretten Oounty of Ingham, in Ohancery, at Lansing, on ment of this institution for .the,- past The vessels are made of iron and berger have returned from Niagara the 22d dayot July, A, D, 1909, Lora A, Holtz--: thirty years. Entries are coming in Good returnlngleavingdestlnation not Falls. i , , - The offer of $1,500 in prizes by tha though discoloreidi with ,age are un lander, complainant, vs, Cbarles VV; Holtzlander, earlier, and more.of them, than any -, later than Sept. 10,1909. defendant, Mlss Lena Gushman is visiting Bes Michigan 'State'Fair for the automo broken and in a;-! excellent state-of time in his history. Interest in this - In this cause, It appearing that the defendant, • sie Wilson. bile races has brought out a flood oi preservation. big fair aeems to Increase each year Mackinac Island, Charles W. lloltziander's whereabouts are un Eay Hardy and Mlss Lydia Cook requests for entry blanks from fast -$S SO known, and. that It cannot be ascertained iu and the great dlflloulty now is to take were married: at the latter's home drivers all over the country. Scores, Mackinaw City, what state or county; lie: resides, therefore, on good care of-all the exhibitis with the Dysentery is a dangerous disease 4 50 motion of Raudabaugh & - Person, solicitors for August 3d, but it wasn't known to the of automobila manufacturing concerns present facilities. It was thought butcan be cured. Chamberlain'sOolic, coinpiainanc, it is ordered that defendant enter i; public until about a week after. They are going to; enter cars. Among tha Sault Ste, Mari?", 7 SO his appearance in sttid cause oa or before five:. when the present buildings were com Cliplera and Diarrhroa: Remedy lias left last Tuesday to visit Mr, Hardy's -first:to make their :entries are the (5) mouths from tlie date ot this order, and that pleted they would answer all pur been successfully used in nine epidem St, Ignace, - 5 50 within twenty (20) days the complainant causes parents at Mayville, after whicli tl\ey Chalmers, • Buick and Maxwell r con poses for years to come,-but there ics of dysentery. It- lias:;neveT been tills;order;to be published, In tlie Inoham will go to Holland, where Mr, Hardy cerns. Frankfort, 5 00 CooNTv Democrat, said publleatiou to be Is already a lack of buildings. known to fall. It is equallv valuable lias a position as teacher. continued ouce in each weekfor six fO) weeks ia > L These races will be the real thing, for children and adults, and wlien re Alpena, succession. 3Dw7 HOWARD WIEST, Miss •Liz'/.ie Grettenberger was a As in formar years ft complete cata- 4 SO and records no doubt will be broken; duced with' water-'and sweetened, it EAUDATjAUon & rniisoN, r-,' Oironit Judge, - ,1 guest of Blanche Helwig Sunday. losuo will be issued, containing a list The State-Fair- management plans to is pleasant to take, Soldby-Longyear East Jordan, - 4 SO -i! Solicitors for Complainant, Lansing, Mich." Quite a number from here attended of all t^e entries, the number, the piake 'this event ono of the-most ex Bros,, druggists: ( the celebration at Pine lake last pwn^s, location, attractions, race pro citing of the many attractlo'ns, booked Eclually Low Fares to Certain Other Thursday. - •• gram,' and in, faot everything that any for this year.-- The: races will he held .Points. or.king'sNew Dgscovery Miss Mary Artz of Edmore is visit one woul d want - to 'know who attends two - days—Friday :and Saturday, Sept; Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I ing friends and relatives here. the fair. 3 and 4. Cures'Colds; Croup andWliooping-Coiish,-- For Particulars" Consult Agents, Will Surely Slop That Couah. I being done by a machine and (rasolinc enk'ine. There the whole inllk is sold tu the factory, and creamery butter land cheese iDiide uccordlnir to the , market and all by products were man- Clearance Sale OL L W. MILLS, JR, & CO. ufiictured for coininerclal purposes. o Mr. and Mi's. Watts san^,' another -OF- sontr, Miss Martha Chnpin jiave a reci tation, when Dr. Tlioinus arrived in r I his auto and gave some plain and practical hints about tlie llrst aid tn Men's Summer Suits r ,tlle Injured. He treated of friict.iiK^s, Still Greater Reductions forOor Augost Sale !sprains luid wounds, caiitloninu one tiot) to tfive too intlch stimulant, and Odd Pants, H especially In case.uf a wound to keep o everyililnj,' scrupulously clean; as re- GRAND WIND-UP (fards |)olsonlni,',llc re^'ardcd the liquid ; lly poison as dant'erous, and spoke (if Straw Hats, Etc. In accordance with our cietermination to close out every Wrish Dress, Waist anti every yard carbolic add, pllris trreen, arsenic, clilorofin-ni and others. As regards of Summer Goods, we are going to make the following i:h-ices Saturday morning and lasting burns, he spoke uf tliose from hot MEN'S UNLINED COATS AND PANTS, until the goods ai-e gone. water, fi-olu lire and from carbolic acid, and to keep the burn covered Sizes 34 to 38 percent. will save the ugly scar, one of the best /O Discount Evei-y two-piece White Di-ess, selling livery one-piece Colored Di-e.ss, <^p nliitnients for luliue use was made of selling formerly up to ^7.50, at V^.TU equal parts of lime water and sweet ONE LOT MEN'S LIGHT SUMMER PANTS formerly up to $4 50, at nil. Convulsions and llts In a child arc like chills In an lidillt and should Every yard of 12c 27-inch Lawn, yrj Every yard of 150 and iSc Lawn, y,A be treated the same. ""'^ Price Saturday at cut Saturday to UO J^U Dr. Thomas Wits civen a vote of thanks for his practical tlillcand was ALL DRESS STRAW HATS at r made an honorary nienibcr for tliree Remnants of Silks, Di-ess Gootds and Cotton Goods by the bushel, all are going at about r yelirs. ' Till! nc.\t meeting will be with Mr. 20 to 50 DTscount HALF PRICE : and Mi's. IrvluK Sanford the .second .Saturday in .September and will be a temperance jirntfnini. You will find bargains this month all Of wliich thei-e ai-c about 75 Jelt, will be divided J,Qp nnr] fiQn o Mi!s. Tanswkll, Cnr. Sec'y. through the line. Shirt Waists into two lots, regardless of cost, and they go for UvJU ra TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY. THE MILLS STORE THE MILLS STORE THE MILLS STORE HARRY E. NEELY Mason People are Doing all They Can for Fellow Sufferers. Mason testimony has been published OtKKHMMMUMMM HJtMMI OtKKlOtMMI WMMMKHHl 11. F. .'\lerlz rellii'iied trnm Ills vaeatlim today. county, one of which wlis tliuglit by tu prove the merit of Doan's Kidney Lucy Uoll'e. She hud elt'lit pupils and ..PERSONALS.. A. A. S( ler of (Jiihiey Is vIsIiIiik Masoti l-'ills tu others In Masun svlio sull'er frkMUls. received a salary of $1.00 a week and from bad backs and kidney Ills. Lest iMKKWIHMIIKMilKM«Ml[MMMMHMKlIH>0«naOOn(HJtl[HMKMHMMIDCHKMHMHi Mr. and .•\Ifs. W ri. llanna aro at the LansliiK boarded around. A school house was any sull'erer doubt that the cures niees today. built in Lansing in 1847, tlingllt by made by Doan's Kidney Pills are thor F. W. WEBB'S Mrs. Itay Billion goes to Cleveland tomorrow Miss Pilwell, later by Ml's. J. Bush ; ough and lasting, we produce con- K. H. Lanuley was In Lauslilg Tue.siiay. 'for the fall stylos lu iiillKtiery. commenced with 10 .scholars aud at Uriued,proof—statements from Mason Miss lna Maine was 111 LaiislhK Silmliiy. F. II. DeGolla, J.T. Hall, Ilerh. Spencer nud the end of three months had 40. He peojile saying that the cures they told II. IC. DeGolla ot Eaton Kaiilds atteiulod tho also described the early churches, the Mrs. A. 0. Hull was In Lalisluf last Thtlradny. mailiieo last Friday. uf years ago were permanent. Here's llrst, the M..E., being built In 1830, a Mason case ; OXFORD SALE Thos. Tlinrhurn was In LansltiK last Thiirstlay. George Htlrkhartnf Perry and sister, Mrs. E. closely followed by otlier denomina iMa.soh Keynolils was at Pleasant lake .Sititdity. Daiilul.s and two children of North Lake, have tions. He told about the Judicial cir A. L. Critcliett, Maple street, Ma heen guests at H. C. Freoland's. cuits. They have grown until now son, Mii^h., says; "The nature of my Beginning Thursday, July 29th, I will sell iMr.i. Kfiuices Poller Is at Pino lake this week. Miss Golria Wliicholl of Leslie look the teach Ingham has two judges. [Not yet.] work all'ected my kidneys and caused H.C. Kreeland was In LalisltlK last .Saturday. ers'exiunlnalinn last week and visited her cou The early roads, were almost impassi my back to ache severely. 1 also had Miss Daisy Hayes Is visilliii,' Lansliit' fi'lends. sin. Mason Hoynolds, ovor Sunday. ble, followed by the plank roads. rheumallc pains throughout my body LADIES'TAN, BLACK AND OX BLOOD OXFORDS h:. l C. F. Gansley went to Oivosso today. Ho lia.s and though I tried many remedies, I S. Avery of Lai sltiK was In the city last Friseonre d the foroinanslUii of a large paint shop Masfin was the terminus of the J., former price ,23.50 and ,?3.00, now day. and win inovo his family to that city. , L. & ,S. rallroiid from .lackson to Ma was unable to get relief until I pro cured Duan'.s Kidney Pills at Long- r.rovor Akers o( Lansltii,'wtis In the cllySilu- Miss Margiiorllo Grlllln has heen visiting In son for a year, also the terlliinus uf the $2.58 day. .faek.siin for tho imst two weeks. Hor cousin, electric line fruni Lansing to Mason year Bros.' drug sture. I llrst learned Miss Maud narber was In Laiisiu!,' last Satul'- Miss Alarlelto Wlinlllum, returned with her. fnr about the slime length of time. of the merit of this jireparatlon abutit OXFORDS IN BLACK AND TAN, that were S2.50, now day. ' l live yelirs ago and since then I have Mrs, Wal er lilce iind two chllilrcn of Toledo, He Interestingly lold of the early used It when I have any need of a .Mr. aiKl Mrs. H. M. Aliirsli are visltltit; at I'oit- (ililo. visllod .Mr. and Mrs. Alliort l.ayooek In newspapers, the location of the capi $1.98 hiiid. Aliiledon last week, rolurnliig homo Monday. tal at LaiisluL', the state Institutions kidney medicine. I am never wltli- Mrs, Mason Kovnnhls iind Mrs. Jay .lacnlis iillt a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills on THOSE ^2.00 TAN OXFORDS now .lames Kokhal't visited Olivet friends last located in the county, Including the l week. iind Utile diuigliler hiivo heen visiting tlielr lmr- luiuscnf correction for juveniles, lat hand." (State nent given in Novem ents iieiu' I'leasiuil lake during Iho past week. ber,-190(1.) $L48 .Mrs, 1'". I!. Dciismore was In Lanslnt; last .Sal- er cliiinged to the reform sclioul for unlay. GeorgeOarr of Lanshig has been sick with tho prevailing hnwol iroiililo at llie homo of Ids boys and now the Industrial school, Mr. Critchett was interviewed on A LOT OF OXFORDS that were $2 50, $2.00 and $1 50, M. A. C. was iipcued 111 IS.JT, woineli .1. W. HldcT ol Aufelliis alti;ndcd the rticos last latlior-iii-liiw, 0. S. Ciirry, during the past week. April 27, 1909, and Ile said; "I still broken in sizes, all go at Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Wm.Xortli of Cleveland, Olilo. aclliiitted in IS'O. recommend Duan's .Kidney Pills high Friuik Gi'(.'eii of Laiislnj; atlended Ihe races iind Mr. and .Mrs, Allen Snyder and children (U' This paper briillght forth many mom- ly. You are are at liberty to continue 98c Friday. .laukson visited tlielr latlier, Clem Scliilllz, Sun- orics (if curly days and tho di.'^eussiuli tlin l)iiblicatifiii of the testiraoniiil I Miles F, Cray of l.ansliii,'was In iho city last was illteresiillg iind jilirtlciputed In gave in tlieir favorovcr twoyears ago." MEN'S OXFORDS that were $4 00, now $3.48. The S3.50 Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Casiorllii of Chicago iir- by many. rlved III the city last Siitiiriliiy inoriilng Mr. It'or sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. kind at $2.98, and the S3 00 ones you can buy at $2.68. Miil'ray V. .Sli'Oiid was llolne from .SprlilK|)Oi't l Mlss iVlarMili Chapln gtive a recita l .SulKlay. Ciistor in reliiriieil Stiiiday iilglil, Mrs. C. staying Fostei'-Mllburi , Co., Bull'alo, New fur a short visit; tion and Mrs. Burt L. Green gave an York, iSole Agents for the United A few yairs of Boys Tan and Black O.xfords at ^1.58. Ml.ss Clarice l'"o.\ visllod Lansing frleiids last able plipor nil "Balanced rations fur .Saltlrdity. Mr. nnd .Mr.s. W. L. Ghoiiey atleiidod a plenic States. Remember the name—Doan's Very low prices on Misses' and Children's O.xfords and Slippers. of tho Wiishlngloii Cunter Farmei's' Club of Gra the family." In part she said, we can —and tiike no other. l..r. IvolloKK \yas In .Siockhrldge Tuesday ol tiot county nt tlio ,M. A, C.IastTlnirsilay. There du much better upon a mixed diet, last week. wore iihoiit dU present. These goods are all new styles, not old stock. that nccupation and climate uligllt to When the digestion is all right, the (ienrKO Cnlver wiis al I'lne lake last Tluii'sdiiy Mr. and .Mrs. Hoy Jacobus of ScottvlUo, Mii.son rule the meat questiun, that men are These Prices arc for CASH. afternoon. eoiinty, havo heen visiting reliiilvos In and about action of tlie bowels regular, there Is Masiiii during tlio )iast week. Mr. .lacohns Is ii greater eliters than vvumen and the a natural craving and relish for food. Mrs. T, liortle Is visltlntr relatives and triends former Miison boy nnd Is a telegraph o|ierator conditions of one's family should gov In Detroit. When this is lacking you may know at Seottvlllo. ern llie diet. If one is not well study that ynu need a dose of Chamberlain's Ford Oshorue or Lansing allomled the races I\lr. and Mrs. H. .1. houd started for rndlannp- the diet and change it. last Friday. Stomach and Liver Tablets. They oils Sunday evoiilhg to attend the luitomohho Mrs. Alice Robb opened thedlscms- strengthen the digtistlvc organs. Im W. M. Porter and S. 1!. Uoe of LiuishiK were In races tliis week. They went with Mr. and Mr.''. slon aud said what a woiidcrful world. tho city StiiKlay. Holmes ot Jiiekson. Mr. Holmes Is niaiiagerof prove the appetite and regulate the tho Ja.\oii fiietory. Everything was created when the bowels. Sold by Longyear Bros., drug Mrs. F, F. fiti'oiie and sou Ualph have return world was made and enough to supply gists. •'""'"s- Tell Us Your Wants si!^ ed from LaiisUiK. The Crime of Idleness. all generations, and that clieiuical U. K. (irinith of Grand LcdKO attended the Idleness means trouble for anyone. elements do not change. She fully ' Allenisnfl. ' ' And we will make every effort in our power to supply you. We races last Friday. It's the same with a liizy liver. It endursed the paper and recommened "You are an alienist?" tile mixed diet. figure what you want, and furnish quality specified. Mrs. Sarah Wnod of Jackson Is the fuost ot causes constipation, lieadache, jaun "Yes, sir." Mrs. Chas. Grinin. Frank Seely, manager of the new dice, sallow complexion, pimples and "That Is to say, you know a crazy Mrs. James Kerns la visiting at her old home blotches, loss of appetite, nausea, but creamery, was called upon and said, -^LargB and Well Assorted Stock to Select From.^ In Lockport, N. Y. Dr. Kinf,''s New Life Pills soon banish in brief—They had obstacles tu over man when you see hint?'' "That's about it.'' Mrs. nirniiy OroKOry ot Michigan City, Ind., Is liver troubles and build upyourhealth. come as the territory is already cover Remember our visiting 111 Ihe city. 25c at Loti>,'ycar Bros. ed by two creameries and two con "Is the prisoner sane?" MIsa Floy Norton entertained her coilslti front densed factories, and assured the "He is." Dansville last Fl'Iday. High Grade Shingles and Cedar Posts. The Best Lumber. EDEN. ^ patrons that they should have a "What particular thing determines MIsa Myrtle lloivg of Lansing visited Mason Mrs. Ell/.a Iluntoon of Lansintj Is square deal; they will pay Elgin quo friends last Saturday. tations forcream delivered at the fac your decision?" vislilnn among her many friends in "The size and source of the fee, o£ .r. n. Hull and family were guests of Liihsliig this vicinity. tory and cautioned all to keep the friends last Thursday. course. You must be a novice.'' Robert Gulller is quite ill at this cream cool and sweet, away from,all HMfiiC.P Mickelson, Mason Mrs. L. W. Mills, .Fr., and son visited at Jack writing, odors and stir often. They expect to "No extraneous comment, please.; son and Parma last week. be ready tu start Sept. 1st and can- Do alienists ever lie under ofith. Wm.' Laxton and family attended make butter from 300 cuws tis easily flir. and Mrs. Judsnn Gregory of Jackson were the Leach reunion at Pleasant lake ."Those of the other side, yes, al In theiclty over Snnday. as from 100 cows, and that every effort last Tuesday. ways.'' Mlas Florence Fuller Is spending her vacation would be made to make a successful with friends at Detroit. Mrs. Orla Disenroth and Miss Maud business, They have a separator and "But supposing you had been re We claim we always made Diseni'titli attended the show at Lan will separate whole milk for those tained by the other side?" Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Tliorhilrn attended tho sing Saturday. Lansing races yesterday. living near enough to bring the milk "In that case this slile would have Mrs, A. 0, Sanders and son Herbert to the, factory. The separator takes Miss Loll.lo Updyke Is entertaining company become the other side, TOP QUALITY FLOUR from liay Clly this week. were aD Pleasant lake Saturday. nut all the impurities and makes buth Misses Irene Dewitt, Delia Etoe milk and cream more plilatable. "And you say this prisoner Is sane?" Mr. and Mrs. E. nnlver have been at Pleasant and Viola Mickey arc rusticating "^'o. Insane; crazy as a hare, an lake daring tho past week. Mr. Watson, the butter maker at But this season's MOSS ROSE caps tlie climax. Detroit; this week. imbecile from the "radle," Miss IJelen Phllleo returned from her visit at Charles Klrby and family arc camp the new creamery, was present and Cleveland, 0., last Saturday. ing at Pleasant lake this week. said this Is an age of advancement iu "Haven't you changed your,mind in Quality a.t top, Prices at bottom. MIssllona Mncoln loft tor Cleveland Tuesday . Mrs. Alice Adams from near Eaton the creamery business as well as all the last, few minutes?" to got styles In tall millinery, other branches of industry; that one Bapids was a guest at 0. B. Disen- "Entirely so. For an" Instant I had Insist on your grocer giving you Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northruii of Lansing vis rot I's,one day last week. could not make butter today as he did forgotten that Iwas retained for ihe ited at IL K. WInllehl'soverSnuday. 12 3'ears ago any more than you can do prisoner and not the state.'' Mrs. N. H. Atwood and MLsa Adalaldo Perrin Guaranteed Cure for Pimples. • other things. He assured the patrons were at I'ltie lake last Thursday night. Soon after, the case went to the Thoman Rose Flour Zemo, a clean liquid I'or external everything would be just as neat and Moss Mrs. Kate M. Clark Is visiting the family ot use, draws every germ to tbe surface clean as possible and a good grade of jury.—Public Ledger.' Willis Garrison In liunkorhlll this week. butter made. of the skin and destroys them and THOMAN MILLING CO., Lansing Mr. and Mrs. H. Chambers ot Lansing were their poisons. Two to six bottleswlU Mr. Young thouulit,that dairying The governor ; of jyilssisslppi did guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Drown Snnday. cure any case of pimples and black helps more than any other une thing not dodge the Issue, raised by the Mrs. J. S. Thorburn luid Mrs. A. J. Shurger heads and leave a clear, healthy skin. to keep up the fertility of the soil and fact .that the silver punch, bowl pre ware at Pine lake the latter part ot last week. a person could keep 10 cows cheaper Druggists will refund If itfails to cure. sented by the state to, the battleship 0. LI. Osborne. George .lessoii and F. E. Click Sold by Longyear Bros. accordingly than,4 or 5. , ner of Dansville attended the races last Friday. Mrs.Tanswell had just returned Is adorned .by a portrait of Jefferson Miss Ethel Gregg has returned from South EARMERS- CLUB. from a visit to JelTersoo county, New Davis. His justiflcatlon of the pic Haven, where situ has heoti the past few weeks. York, where dairying is a specialty ture was simple: "If you condemn YOU ARE GOING TO BUY Mrs. Coral Neoly and Miss Cora Neely went to The August meeting held last Sat and nne will see from 10 to 40 cows, him, you must condemn us." Nor Chicago Monday to get tho fall millinery styles. urday at Coldwater farm, with Mr. according'to the size of the farm. did the naval officer who responded and Mrs. N. A. Crittenden, was one bf Last Thursday she visited a farm Stockers and Feeding Cattle , Clarence Shaw and wife of Oaro were called where 45 cows were kept, the milking to the governor evade the point. hero last Saturday by the Illness ot his mother. unusual interest and everyone had a Everybody within gunshot was 'list pleasant lime. , THIS SEASON Rov. and .Mrs. J. E. Sullivan arrived here Sun- ening Intently to the ofllcer'a words, As President Ives was not present, You want to buy where you can get the best cattle for the least' , day mornlug to spend tho balance ot the sum when he said: "Wo shall not deny mer. the vice-president, Mrs. W.H.Taylor, money. Write or wire at once to Mrs. John CampbeU and two children of called the meeting to order and an tho memory ol\ your departed chief- Durant, Miss., are visiting ber sister, Mrs. SMI. nounced tlie,annual, excursion to the DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS. tala the homage that is duo him, for Culver. M. A. C. Thursday, Aug. 20, and hoped, Dlmtloafl hIIIi theh YJnl In Kho Lanifuajri. ' W0 believe that there should be English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and French. Mrs. F. H. Field visited hor brother In Lan as many would go as possible. rendered unto Davis a tribute that JOHN J. LAWLER sing township and was In Lansing last Thursday ,Mr. Watts sang "When the Corn is iitternoon. it due Davllfc" 163 EXCHANGE BUILDING Gatliered In," and Judge Bristol gave No. FOR . Price 1. Ferera, CongosUons, Inflaminatlous...... S5 C.F.Gaoaloy was In Otvosiio last Thursday an interesting paper, "The Early His UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO foreuoou. In liiDafternoon he Joined his family 2. Worma, Worm Fever, or Worm Disease..25 Trade in Switzerland. at I'lne lake. tory of Ingham County." In part lie 3. Colic, Crying and Wakefulness ot lofanta.JS said, "Perhaps no otlier county has 4. niarrlicn, of Children aud Adults US England was represented In Switz Mrs. Gardner and little daughter are visiting erland last year by fifty-three com-. her sister, Mrs. Eugene Edgar, and other friends changed any more, early covered by B. Dyaoiitery. Gripings, Bilious Colic... 25 Sound, safe, conservative, strict honesty and near the city. , forests and the Idea seemed to be tu 7. CouBha, Colds, BronchiUs S5 mercial travellers; Germany, which cultivate. The Indians were here, 8. Toothnchii, Faccocho, Neuralgia 25 enjoys the lion's sha!re of the Swiss a square deal guaranteed. Mrs. W. 0. Walter and daughter Grace left 9. Iluaduchu, Sick Ucadacho, Vertigo .'....25 although preceded by an unknown Import trade, employs an army of last Saturday for Detroit aud from there to Man 10. Dvatiuiiala, Indlgcatiou, Weok Stomach 25 ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEAHS istee by boat. race, then the white man." Spoke at 13. Croup,: Hoarse Cough, Laryngltl.s 25 nearly five thousand "drummers," . REFERENCES: Live Stock Exchange National Bank, Chicago Miss Winnitred Somervilie of Lansing has some length of .lohnny Okemos. 14. Salt llhouni, Eruptions, Erysipelas 25 and is followed by France, with heen visiting relatives and friends here during 15. ilheuiniitiain,or nhoumatlc Falus ....'iti ;.'-' .-'Any'Mercantile Agency;" r-'-'-'i ..'."• .'^'i''".""' :i'':'h':i- Ingham county was organized in 1,386 of these enterprising agents,: the past; weelt. 16. Fuvcr and Ague. Malaria-.... 23 Thqusands of our satisfied customers v October, 1829, and included a large vho-annually sell $40,000,000 worth 'James Thorburn returned last Wednesday territory. The llrst county seat was 17. Pllea, Blind or Bleeding, External, Internal.25 from a three weeks' llshing trip at Mud lake; 18. Ophthalmia. Weakor In(laniedEyci...'.....i25 of French merchandise.' We handle more stockers and feeders than any firm in the world. A big, Alcona county. laid- out four, miles east oC:Masnn on IS. Catarrh, luflueuza. Cold in Head ...... 25 selection at all times. Sales, 40 to 50 loads daily. ' the Elijah Brooks farm and named 30. Whooping Cough, Spa.smodlc Cough. .33 S. F. Skadan ot Lansing was In the city last Come to Chicago and we will sell direct to you, or order at once by mail Thursday. lie hud been out to his farm in Ing Ingham; a log building built for a 21. Aathnia,Opprossed,SIfflouIt Breathing...... lis Height of China's Great AVall. liam township, court house,but never used. Later it 27. Kidney DIacaae, Gravel, Calcuh....25 China's great wall w,as recently, or telegram and we will ship just what you wantdirect to you at lowest mar was located at Mason—the right place 38. NervouB Debility, Vital Weakness .....l.OO measured by an engineer, the height ket prices. Write at once for our plan of filling orders. We can save Miss Zelle Moody went to Toledo, Ohio, last SS. Sore Mouth. FoverSorosor Canker....23 you money. Write us for quotations of prices before you buy. Thursday for a short visit with liei: sister, Mrs. and right spot—named after Stevens 30. Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bod;...... 23 being given as eighteen feet.: / For F. H.Frazello. T. Mason. He also spoke of Jefferson 31. 6are Throat, Quinsy and Diphtheria 23 1,300 miles the wall goes over plains City, a village laid out upon the Isaac Mrs. C. D. Francisco and daughter Marian ot 33. Chronic Congosiiona.Hoadacbos...... 25 and mountains, every - foot i of -the Reed City are guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Drew farm, where the first ITourth of 77, Grim, Hay Fever and Summer Colds....25 W. J. Adiims. July celebration was held. Also of -A small bottle of Ploasont Pollots. flu tho vest foundation being of granite!,p-"' the W. M. McOrosson and family and IT. B. Long, Columbia, eight miles west of Mason pocket, sold bydrugglata.orscutonrecelptotprlce. rest of the structure solid masonry.' : yea'ear and family attendeaUended the picnic of the Ing.. —all that is left Is the Columbia road, Msdieal Book sent free., ' > Uathatn County DruggistsDruggists'its' assoolatlou- at "Pin e lake last Tluirsclay afternoon. He described the early schools of the „ miMPIiREYS' HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Conior,i Chamberlain's %f^^Z°f.Vi^. ' The Democrat, $1.00 a year. WUllam ami Ann Stieeis, New Vorli:. Never fails. Buy it now, It may save life. mmm mm ITINERANT IH0NAECH3. tS AGOIfY WITH ECZEMA, "What!" sho almost screamed, "are thing rather than that, r will obey FASHION HINTS you in such haste to bla^ien your dis you ».nd go. Good-by, God bo with Baroiiuitu Iliilurii Wlio Tmvel on Whole IJoiljr n aiHim of Itinv, lIK-ed- grace to the world?" you, I will never see your face again, DilllOIIIUtlO MlNHlnilH, iiitr, Ttirdirlii;; Iliimor—lliiir All ' Wait Gold "I may as well let j-^iu know nt until you ask mo nnd my wife to visit Kelt Out—lloiieil Di-ntli Woulil Eud It ma.T bo truo tliat there Is no once," he continued, not heeding her you." Fciirfiil Siiil'vrliiH'—I" DenpHlr— interruption. "My wife was Miss Hil "Then it is farewell forever," said east nor west when two strong men Ciirvil hy Cutlcnirii, Cannot gay meet. But the meotins ot Czar and ton, daugliter of tho late Captain Hil Mrs, SnvJlle, stei'nly. "Take my thanks Kaiser only emphasized the points of "Words cumiot describe the terrible BV ton, an old cavalryman, of good fam for this repayment ot all the care and eczema I sulTered with. It broke out the compass and tho subdivisions ot MRS.' ALEXANDER ily, 1 believe; but that I doiitt care a thought and affection I have Ir.vlshed. -fl, on my bend •hnd kept sprondlug until geography by national and racial Author o( rap about." on you." lines, says Collier's. it covered by whole body. 1 w.ns ni-•• "A Crooltcd Path," '/Maid,.. Wife or "I expected this,' said Mrs. Saville, Hugh stood half a minute gazing at • Widow." "Bv Woman's Wit," "Bca In tho middle of June, at Pitplkas, most a solid, mass of sores from hciul Beaton's in a low, concentrated tone, and rising her, then, turning sharply, left tht • Uarirain." 'A Life Iiiti-r.-st." "Mona' B on the Finnish coast, Nicholas and (o foot. ] looked more like n piece of Choice," "A Woman's Ucart." in hor wrath, "Some inuer Voice told room without another word. ]\lrs, Sa Wilhelra chatted about the future of raw beef than a huniHU being. Tho ^..j..{.4..^.5.^.+^..5.^.5..j..;,^..}..j..5..{.+4.+.3.4.<.4. me evil would come of your long, un ville had risen to utter her last sen Eurojie, Knowing thnt the Czar was pnin aud agony I endured seemed more accountable stay In that vilo pl.aoe. tence, and now walked to tlie fireplace plauiiing a series of visits to Presi than I could boar. Blood uud pus -N'ow leave me. Never let me set eyes to ring sharply. j, dent Fullleres, to Kins Edward, lo oozod fi'om the great sore ou my scalp, upon you again. You have blasted my "Tel! one of tho men to be ready.In : from'under my linger nails, nnd ncnr- CHAPTEU II. hopes, you have destroyed ray affection the popo and Victor Kmmanuel, and The two ensuing days wore full of ten minutes. I want to send a note to to one or more of the northwestern l.v nil over my body. My oars were so for you, you cease lo be my son." sxcitement—pioasur.able excitement— Mr, Itawsoii, It requires, au answer," countries, the Kaiser Inserted a call crusted and swollen I was afraid they to Mrs, Saville. Her keen eyes shone "Stop!" cried Hugh, in such a tone sho.said to the butler. "And, Atkins, ut the boginning of tho Imporhil tour. would break off. Every hair in my with a hard glitter as she thought that ot command thalc his mother obeyed. I shall not want you any more to-day; It Is believed that the German Em- head fell out. I could not sit down, her son was probably saved from com "You must and sliall hear me. Pray you had better assist .Mr. Hugh. Ho is poror desired by his ui'Soncy to weak for niy clothes would .stick to tlio raw. sit down. I have a good deal to say,'' protted for time, I wish everything en Iho fellowship of Rnssia with liiul bleeding llesh, nin'klng me cry nut mitting some dangerous folly, and launched afresh on a career which Ho resumed his w.alk for a moment,' belonging to lilm in tills house to be Croat BrlUiln and France, from tbe iwln. .My I'timily doctor did whilo he strove to collect himself, Mrs, packed and removed by to-morrow Kin.i; Edward of England recently all ho could, but 1 got worse and promised honor nnd promotion. In truth, !\Irs. S.aville's hopes and ambi Savillo was silent, watching liim with ovonlug at the furthest. You under completod a p.-iplfylng tour, where his worse. My (.'omiitlon was nwfnl. I cruel, glittering eyes, stand mo," said his mistress, sternly; infallible tact was never iu hotter (11(1 not tlilnk 1 cntiUl live, and wanted tions were centered on her second son, Hor eldest was an apathetic, well-bred, "You have a right to bo angry,'- "everything must bo removed. And, oiled condition, death (o come und ond my frightful Atkins, telegraph lo .Mr. Saville.: I Tlib theory of sovereignty Used to suffcrliig.s, briefless barrister, of dilettante tastes, Mugh began, throwing himself into'a giv(>n to writing clegantl,v-expressed chair near his mother's, "You have think he has returned to libs cham tie tho static, "I sit, 1 teach," said the ''In tills condition ni.y niotber-ln-btw bers: ho w.as to be away only a week. New England sago. And It was tho papers In the moro exalted periodicals been a good mother to me, and you bogged me to try the Cut leu rn lioin- Say 1 want him to como hero to lunch old-fashlojied idea of Kings that they on obscure pa.ssages in Siiakcsjiearc, deserve thnt 1 should liavo consulteil edics. I said I would, but had no hope eon." The man, looking stupefied, quit were Immovable on a golden throne. and latterly in Browning, on the derl- you—but knowing that you would do of re(,'ovory, liiit oh. what blessed re ted tlio presence of his iuiiiorious mis .Seated like .lave.v, they dispensca jus v.atlon of obsolete words, and other your best to forbid or prevent the mar lief I e.vperleiicod after njiplylng Cuti- tress, wiio sat down to write with a tice from the center of rosl. Diit to citni OIntnient. It cooIi.hI Ibe bleeding such to|)Ies, in which ordinary mortals riage, even to the length of writing day, to stay at the same iioint, thoy took not the sllglitest Interest, cruelly to Kate, I doteriiilnnd to say steady liaiid and ii curious scornful and Itching tlesli anil bruuglit nio the smile on her lips.' siiiiiotlnios have to run nt the top of Mrs. Saville was tho only child and nothing till the deed was accomplish The naUiral coloreil linen is of a inns! first real sloo]i 1 bad bail hi weeks. It Mrs, Saville's son tild not come to tholr speed, A niodcrn King Is a bit sole, heiress of an e.veeedlngly wealthy ed. Now hear mo, I first mot the Hil- up-to-(l;ile cut, showing tho bololo, and was us grateful as Ice to a luirnliig luncheon, and Jlr, Rawson's partner ot a commercial traveler, ' Slioflleld manufacturer. She had mar Ions in Naples nearly twp years ago, the long watsl. Ecru all-over ombroiclcry toiigiio. I would bathe wllli warm wrote his regrets that the bond of the Tho Sullan In nniil to have c;\ilght ried the accomiillshod, amiable, distin v.'hen I was with tho Medlturranoou is used for the bolero, and tiiclcod net for water nnd Cutlcura .Soup, then apply firm had left tho ofilT before Mrs, Sa i iho yoke. 'I'be way tho long black silit tho idea, and i.