” -V v> • The Clinton Independent.
VOL. XXVII-NO 27. ST JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1893. WHOLE NO.—1380.
Buy your gold tilled watches of Krepps, —Dr. Humphrey at The Steel to-day. TOWNSH II* NOMINATIONS. BUSINESS LOCALS DeWitt & Co., leading jewelers, and —Remember the opening at Kathleen To The Easter Trade. save money. I£. Burke’s, March 30,31 and April 1st. Mrs. L. Canfield wishes to inform her So far as we have been able to learn, friends that she will have no fomud —Everybody is invited to the Master we print below the tickets nominated by HOME MATTERS. Opening at Kathleen E. Burke’s. No openinu this spring. But on Friday and the various party organizations in the Saturday, March 30 and 31, and from EASTER OPENING cards. several towmships in this county ; this time forward she will be ready to Brevities. —Mrs. Win. A. Sw agart and two sons, BINGHAM. show you one of the most complete -Of- —Are you registered v of Bengal, are suffering from an attack stocks in Central Michigan, comprising The Democracy of Bingham township all the Latest Novelties in Millinery, -Read our Easter page in this issue. of diphtheria. nominated the following, March 23d : from the principal houses, both in the NEW SPRING MILLINERY ^ —Krepps, DeWiJt & Co. defy compe —Fildew & Millman have a fine as Supervisor —William Gelgler, East and West. She has secured the Clerk—Willard C.Lyon. tition in tine engraving, finest in town. sortment of Easter novelties and all Treasurer—George J. Munro. services of Miss K. R. Scanlon, of Cleve —At— --Easter opening of New Spring Mil colors in Egg Dyes. School Inspector —Elmer B. Albertson. land, O., as bead of the trimming de Highway Commlssioner-Pbelanous Emmons partment, an inspection of whose work linery at J. T. Cole & Co., ’s Saturday, —Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gard Justice (full term)—George H. Stepheuson. is only necessary to convince all of her J. T. COLE d- co:s, Justice (vacancy) — •• “ April 1, 1893. ner nee Ida Wiggins, of Sheridan, Mich., Drain Commissioner —W’iUiam H. Lake- superior artistic skill. Place your ord —The Baptist society realized about March 23, a daughter. Members of Board of Review—DeWitt Brink- ers early and be rewarded by perfect sat Saturday, April 1, 1893. erhoff and Lafayette Jones. isfaction. Mrs. L. Canfield . $50 profit from Robert Burdette's lec —Recollect the last examination of Constables —J. H. Campbell, Orbort Schanck, ture, last week. teachers in the series, at DeWitt to Bishop Parker and Milton F. Corey. Inspectors of Election, 3d District-Edward “Star” and “Favorite ” Barrel Churns, —St. Johns capitalists are figuring on morrow, Friday, March 31. Brown, Ualusha Pennell and Henry J. Patter in all popular sizes at building a large grain elevator at Du —Fred Schlee, of DeWitt, will leave son. Spaul ding & Co. rand in the near future. his farm and build a $5,000 residence in Township Committee —Byron Parr, Win. H. A Great Sucre**. Lake and Dr. L. Jones. It will pay you to visit Plunkett ’s —There will be no fooling about the the city of Lansing the coming season. On Monday last the Republicans, of display of Easter Millinery at J. T. Cole —In connection with a bewitching Studio and view the large collection of 223,088 Geo. F. Fowler, Bingham, nominated the following life-like portraits —the finest ever Ouck Meal Gosoline Stoves in use. Of the Candy Kitchen, will this week & Co. ’s, next Saturday, April 1. show of Easter hats at Miss Kathleen ticket: offered to the people of this section — Best made. Call and see. For sale offer to bis growiug trade, all kinds of —That will be an enjoyable occasion — E. Burke’s, Mrs. W. T. Kelly is show Supervisor —Thomas C. Butler. the like of which lie is giving with every only by Fowler & Ball . tropical fruits; also, Ice Cream, Lemon Clerk—George E. R. Woodruff. dozen of cabinet photos taken at his the opening of Eiister Milliuery at the ing all the pretty styles in the dress Treasurer—John Trancbell. We carry a full line of grape pruners, and Orange Ices, and everthing that is Highway Com,—M. D. Ormes. place. The offer Is a surprising one. pleasant and satisfying to the inner man. store of J. T. Cole & Co., next Satur making department. Justice—James Collins. buckeye pruners, 8 auu 10 feet tree day. April 1. —The third annual state convention School Inspector —M. L. Welter. Farm For Sale, pruners, hedge shears, etc. Fashionable Neckwear. —The ladies are on the qui rit e pre the Eporth League will be held in Grand Member Board of Review—Peter Cramer. One hundred and twenty acre farm, Spaulding & Co. That fine line of newest styles in Neck Constables —W. N. Stocker, Geo. A. Estes, being the south-east quarter of sec. 33, paring to visit the opening of Easter Rapids on Wednesday and Thursday, Jesse Sage and Geo. Hulbert. Not a Quick Meal Gasoline Stove re wear—made to order —may now be seen Elba, Gratiot Co., for sale on favorable At A. B. Allen ’s. Millinery at J. T. Cole & Co. ’s, Satur April 5 and 0. Special rates are given OLIVE. terms. For full particulars enquire of turned last >ear, for sale by The Democrats in caucus assembled Fowler & Ball . day, April 1. to all wishing to attend. nominated the following ticket: Bishop Miller, Eureka. 1380:w3 Rooms to Rent. — Mrs. John Butterfield, sister of —Ed. Weatherwax has sold his resi Farmers, Sprague & Squair take the lead in the The rooms in the 2d story of the Wil Supervisor —M. F. Pike. cox block for rent. Enquire of .Noble Burnette, of this village, died at dence property, corner of Swogles and Clerk—Victor Clavey. We hav e received our season's stock of hay business. They have shipped over Treasurer—Edward Locher. 1,200 tons so far this season. A. J. Baldwin . her home in Everett, Washington. Railroad streets, to Thomas Green, Highway Com. —F. C. Young. Fence Wire, consisting of black and March 15,1893, aged 33 years. and is now desirous of purchasing an School Inspector —Geo. Protts. galvanized annealed wire, in all sizes ; “New Process” Are You Going to Paint ? Justice—Arthur Mead. painted and galvanized Barbed Wire; —The Schubert Male Quartet will be Member Board of Review—M. M. Hill. Just received. Styles of 93 “New Pro If so, call on me for quality and prices other home in our village, galvanized twisted wire; galvanized of paints, oils, varnislies, etc. supported by Bertha L. Clark, violinist; —There is no probability that the leg Constables —E. McIntyre, F. Boron. cess” gasoline cook stove, with all the BENGAL. braided wire ; Hartman fancy wire; latest improvements. The only gasoline C. E. Van Sicklk , Laura B. MacCorkle, reader and whist islature will repeal the present tax law, Hathaway fancy wire ; poultry netting Druggist in Opera House Block. The Democrats of this town did a and wire cloth in all widths. Prices and stove in the market with a genuine ler ; Evelyn M. Ellis, accompanist. formulated and passed by a democratic good work when they nominated the asbestos oven. Spaulding & Co. following ticket: quality the best. I am now prepared to do sewing ma —II. W. Partlow has resigned his po body, until after the spring election. _____ Spaulding & Co. Smokers, chine repairing in ail its branches. sition as postmaster at Eagle, and T. Why V Because they are afraid of the Supervisor —Murrett Frink. Shop opposite Corbit & Valentine ’s Clerk—Fred Pasch. Carpets!. Carpets! Carpets? Call at Behrendt ’s cigar store at the II. Eddy has been wisely chosen to fill independent voter who loves justice. Treasurer—Joseph Lake. head of Clinton avenue and procure store, Walker street west. Highway Com.—Edward Havens. Carpets for everybody. Cheap Hemps, cigars that will suit you. G eo . D. Cooper . the vacancy. No one complains. —With every hat purchased at the Member Board of Review—Geo. Swagart. Cheap Ingrains, Half Wool Unions, —Mrs. A. E. Morey, who was seri store of Mrs. L. Canfield, there will be Justice—Miner Sutton. Double Cotton Chain Extra Super, In A good, clean Bed for 25 cents at the School Inspector —Charles Bant. Having largely increased our line of ously afflicted with typhoid fever, not presented, f rec of churqe, one of the new Constables —Joseph Schott, Stephen Parks. grains. Cheap, all wool, Ingrains, best Cook Stoves and Ranges fdr the spring Central House. all wool Ingrains in two and three ply, trade. We invite all those in the mar long since, is meeting with successful “ Ilappy Thought ’’ hat fasteners, of OVID. cheap Tapestry Brussels, best Body Carpet*. recovery under the medical treatment The Republicans on March 21 nomi ket for same to examine our line before which she has the exclusive sale. They Brussels, Wilton Velvets, Moquettes purchasing. Spaulding & Co. The largest and best assorted stock of of Dr. S. E. Gillam. are indispensible to the new styles in nated the following : and Axminsters. A complete line of carpqfca-iii St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s. Supervisor —S. Parmentcr. these goods are for sale by Always Huy the Best. -Win. A. Norton has purchased of hats, and a perfect boon to ladies. Clerk Ed. H. Haight. For the best Yvatch repairing go to Mrs. R. II. Cattermole the lot corner of —Maj. D. S. French, secretary of the Treasurer—Johu Link. ______JflHK Hicks . Our sales on Garland Stoves and Krepps. DeWitt -and Co. Every job Justice—C. C. Taylor. Picture Frames. Ranges for 1892 surpassed all previous warranted. ______Stewart and McConnell streets, and St. Johns Manufacturing Co., with his Highway Commissioner —John Stebbins. years. Fowler & Ball . will soon make preparations for the force of assistants, have removed from Member Board of Revitw—W. R. Shaw. A large, varied and handsome assort The largest and finest line of Carpets School Inspector —James Woodruff. ment at Plunkett ’s. erection of a house thereon. the old up-town office to the new and Constables —John W. Mentor, Jas. Edwards, Two good seconu-hand Pianos for sale in St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s, at lowest John B. Cross, John B. Woodworth. at a bargain. F. II. Frazkll , prices. ______—Are you certain that you are proper elegant office at the works. The Major Township Committee—Wm. Hnnter, Chas. 1377tf The Music Dealer. ly registered and in a shape to vote will now avoid the frequent social calls Beardsley and B. V. Soule. Walter Ferguson has a 2-cliair Barber The Mercantile Co. pay tlie farmeis The Prohibitionists of Ovid have Shop in the basement ot M. V. Brown's Remember that the Garland Stoves more cash for Butter and Eggs than next Monday ? If you are not fully of idle friends who monopolized a good store, m complete running order. He any three concerns in Clinton county. share of his valuable time while in the nominated the following : and Ranges are the only stoves made satisfied, look after it at once, as Satur Supervisor —Luther Stone. solicits a share of your patronage. with aluminum in them —the lightest day of this week is the last day. handy old quarters Clerk-Dr. J. B. Hill. For a Good Square Meal Window Shades and Lace Curtains. and toughest metal known. For sale —On the 18th instant Mi’s. L. E. Treasurer—George W. Noe only by Fowler & Ball . for 25 cents, go to the Central House, The Sunday school connected with Justice—Alonzo Austin. John Hicks lias just received a new St. Johns. ______Griswold, of this village, was married St. John's church is growing in inter Highway Commissioner —R. J. Grove. Member Board of Review—A. N. McEwen. supply of these goods for the Spring T.» the Public. to Mr. C. B. Clark, of Cleveland, O., est and members under the excellent School Inspector —Martin Daley. trade in new and handsome designs. We thank the public for the ve^y lib A supply of Pianos on hand at the St. where Mrs. Clark will go after she has supervision ot Superintendent Scofield. Constables —J. P. Cross, Gilbert Briggs/Levi eral patronage of the past, and ask for a Johns School of Music. Call and see W. Austin, John Kevins. Will Remove Next Week. them and get terms. disposed of her effects and settled up New and exceedingly interesting ex continuance of the same with the assur ESSEX. Next week I will remove to the room ance that should you send anyone unex- her business here. ercises are being arranged for next Sun The Democracy of Essex township first north of the grocery department of Cerienced in prices and grades of lum- For Embroideries and white goods go —Central Michigan trotting circuit day—Easter. A potted plant will b e met in caucus last Saturday and nomi the Mercantile Co., ready to do all man er, we will give him the value of his to Kendrick's. nated the following ticket: ner of jobbing in tin, copper and sheet- money and guarantee satisfaction. Livery, Feed and Sale Barn. dates : Saginaw, week of May 22, Ches- given to each scholar, which will be in iron ware. Plumbing and roofing a aning. May 29 ; Flushing, June 5; Fen keeping with all the good and perfect Supervisor —Thomas Anderson. Respectfully, Having leased of J. M. Dodge the Clerk—John P. Roberts. specialty. ____ Wm. Crich . Love & G ay . ton, June 12 ; Clio, June 19; Alma, June gifts of God. In these plants there Treasurer—Eugene Parr. barn nearly opposite Wood ’s grist mill; JuBtic. full term--J. W. Price. See Us—Talk With Us—Try Us also, the barn connected with the Cen 26; Mt. Pleasant, July 3; Harrison, will be found a daily lesson on the sub Justice, fill vacancy —E. D. Webster. On Linen and White Goods. School nooks —New snballot separate and distinct from about three miles south of Pewamo. on spirit of harmony and good will charac the old stand. Alonzo T. Smith . terized their proceedings throughout. — of your attention. Chapin & Co. Tlie best quality and handsomest the township ticket—something that Saturday morning last, March 25, aged Austin f. smith . tints in Kalsomine and Wall Finishing 28 years, 11 monthsand21 days. About Our corresponded had a look at the town St. Johns , March 27, 1893. 1380w2 For Sale, every voter should bear in mind w hen books and found them in excellent shape. A nice wall or side showcase at Alli materials may he found at he goes to cast his vote. Let every a year ago Mr. Fox lost a dearly beloved The renomination of Jas. H. Burnes for You will find the largest and finest son's. ______Van Sickel ’s Drug Store. democrat vote both ballots. wife, whom he greatly missed; and supervisor, is a forcible acknowledg selections of wall paper at Travis & Laundry YVork. about the same time he had the grip, ment of the efficient work he performed Baker’s Corner Drug store. 1 w Hosiery! Hosiery! Hosiery! —Wrestling match at Seri veil’s opera in this office last year. The tax-payers For evervone in every style and color. All Laundry work left at Henry house to-night, between Bob Maning, which finally ran into lung trouble, of the township will make a note of the You can stave oft your taxes. ______Cha pin & Co. Behrendt ’s cigar store will receive prompt attention. A. B. Allen , of Buffalo, N. V., champion all-round causing his early death. Five brothers fact that the valuation of the taxable Go to church a little late. Oyster* survive him, two of whom, John P. and property of Riley township was $56,000 Put off a hundred other things. 1377 Ag’t Owosso Steam Laundry. athletic, and champion catcli-and-catch lower under Mr. Burnes, as supervisor But bargains at Chapin & Co.'s In every shape at Leland's Restaurant. can, wrestler of the state, who agrees to A. A., live in this village. He leaves last year, than it was the preceding won ’t wait. Go to Allison ’s throw Lorin Castle, of St. Johns, four besides these two children to mourn his year. Also, the other nominees are all In buying a Stove or Range you want For Watch, Clock and JeYY'elry repair We guarantee our prices to strike the to see a full line to select from, and that ing. All work Yvarranted. falls in one hour, or, in failing to do so, loss. The funeral was held at West men of excellent ability, and it is earn bottom notch of lowness consistent with we have of Garlands. Call and see plialia on Tuesday, and was largely at estly hoped that voters will look the will forfeit $2-5. ticket over carefully and then vote ac high values. Chapin & Co. them. Foyvler & Ball , Optical Department —Of late there has been a lively buz tended. cording to their honest convictions. At Allison ’s JeYvelry store. Eyes tested The best paper hangers furnished by The Michigan Stove Co. will show the free of charge. zing around the ears of the health offi Circuit Court. DALLAS. lw Travis & Baker . largest and best line of Garland Stoves and Ranges at the World ’s Fair, of any cer and members of the water commis The following cases were disposed of The Democrats of Dallas nominated Beautiful Trimmings in Silks, Jetts, sioners, occasioned by the roily and two tickets, both alike with the excep manufacture in the world. We are sole rTYHE STATE SAVINGS BANK of FOWLER, in the Circuit Court for Clinton county, tion of supervisor. John P. Miller on and Pasimentries. to match every shade agents here. Foyvler & Ball . questionable condition of the public since last Monday : one and Levi W. Baldwin on the in Dress Goods. Ciiapin & Co. water. Efforts have been made to cor Charles C. Chamberlin vs. Dora Chamberlain. other. The balance of the tickets Kendrick is now receiving bis beauti Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings aud CAPITAL, >15,000. rect the evil, but with what success we Assumpsit. Walbridgc & Osborn forcomplain are as follows : ful line of Ladies’ Spring Garments — trimmings At Aldrich & Co. ’s. are not prepared to say. ant; Fedewa & Merrill for defendant. Contin Clerk—Jacob F. Shraft. correct styles and low prices make the Leland ’* Restaurant, ued. Treasurer—Mathias Schneider. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $300,000. Highway Commissioner —John Kruger attraction. They are beauties. —Orrin R. Rice, who recently re Samuel L. Kilbourne and James II. Humph Under Sullivan's store, is now ready turned from Little Rock, Ark,, speaks School inspector 1 year—John W. Keeney. Our Dress Goods stock is complete, for business on the European plan. rey, partners, vs. Jacob C. Fltz. Assumpsit. — " •* 2 years—John Gay. Charges reasonable and satisfaction CON8T ANTINE GRULER, President. in flattering terms ef the business fu 8. L. Kilbourne for complainants; J. H. Fcde- Justice 2 years—Peter T. Jolley. with all the latest novelties. Justice 3 years— Harrison Sutton. ______Cha pin & Co. guaranteed. ______FREDERICK SCHEMER, Vice-President. ture of that city. During his stay there wa for defendant. Continued. Justice 4 years—Jacob Weltzel. W. II. 8NELLINO Cashier. he erected a handsome dwelling house, Hiram M. Hijih vs. Hannah H. Cooley and Member of Board of Review—Frank Fink. Fine line of Easter offerings at A line of Sheet Music at 10 cents a Eugene Cooley. Assumpsit. H. E. and E. L. Constables — Philo Parks, Orson Parks, Chas. copy At ALDRien & Co. ’s. F. Meyer and Joseph Kasper.' lw Travis & Baker ’s. DIRECTORS: and says Messrs. Retan, Jas. Richard Walbridgc for complainant; Lyon & Dooling Constantine Gruler, Frederick Schemer, son, Auten & Moss, etc., have all built for defendants. Discontinued. WESTPHALIA. For Fifty Cents, When you are hungry you may be Michael Spitzley, John H. Corbit, nice houses on Pulaski Heights. George B. Kelch vs. Samuel Jury. Slander. There were two Democratic tickets The best unlaundried Shirt in the mar satisfied at small expense at Leland ’s nominated in this township, both iden Restaurant under Sullivan's store. C. C. Vaughan. Frank Gruler. —Hiram Doty, who has been wanted Lyon & Dooling for complainant; Fedewa & ket. Don ’t buy until you have seen Joseph Cook. tical with each other save Supervisor them At A. B. Allen ’s. for some time, was arrested in Illinois Merrill for defendant. This case was still on and Highway Commissioner. On the Spaulding & Co. trial at the hour of going to press last evening Are You Going to Paper Your House This Have a complete linne of sugar-makers’ KJf Four per bent, interest paid on time deposits last week by Sheriff Leland, brought second ticket nominated Joseph Bohr Spring ? back to this village and on Friday ar Bound to Have it. was chosen for Supervisor and John supplies at bottom prices. Shafer 2d for Highway Commissioner. Never in the history of the trade, has raigned before Justice M. N. Duncan Inez Mecusker, one of the lady per The first ticket nominated reads as fol Wall Paper been as cheap, designs more For Sale, S'TATE BANK OF 8T. JOHNS. charged with stealing 177 fleeces of former in the Boston Ideal Co., which beautiful and quality better than they The very desirable residence of the lows : are this season. We are sole agents for COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS. wool from James E. Plowman, of Ben gave an entertainment at Newton hall Supervisor —Peter Petsch. late A. H. Walker, corner of Oakland Clerk—Anthony Snltgen. H. Birge & Sons, of Buffalo, N. Y., ac and Cass streets. Inquire of gal township, on the 15th dav of June last Saturday evening, after having tried Treasurer—John Snitgen. knowledged to be the finest designers of S. S. Walker . CAPITAL. 60,000. 1890. The examination is set for to the efficacy of Fildew & Millman ’s Lem Highway Commissioner —Peter Wahl. Wall Paper in America. They are not School Inspector 2 years—Frank W. Martin. in the “trust,” and sell to dealers only. Wall Paper. morrow, March 31. on Bitters, sgnt them the following tel Member Board of Review—John Schafer. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $000,000 90 Justice, full term—Lawrence Keusch. We are the “dealers.” To be convinced, This being my first season in the —Edward Hugulet, late of Olive egram : Constables- Wm. Dunnebacker, John Gruber, call early and examine the finest and Wall Paper trade, my stock is therefore Owosso, Mich., March 30, 1893, Joseph Witgen and Mathias Spitzley. all new ’ and fresh, and embraces the township, who went west last fall Fildew A Millman - most complete line in St. Johns. PORTER K. PERRIN, President. died in a hospital at Brainard, Minn GENERAL NOTES M. McDonald & Co. newest and prettiest patterns, and all Bring sis bottles Lemon Bitters to 10:M The Republicans of Duplain nominat Scriven ’s Opera House Block. at lowest prices as the stock was bought GEO. F. MARVIN, Vice-President. March 19, 1893, of pneumonia, in his train this morning. JNEZ MECUSKER early and for cash. J. W. FITZGERALD, Cashier. ed W. A. Linman for supervisor. H.H. FITZGERALD, Assistant 24th year. The remains were accorn Licensed to Wed. In Watertown the Repubicans nomi Best quality of Stove Gasoline C. E. Van Sickle . At Spaulding & Co. ’s. pauied here by his brothers, Henry and Date. Name and Residence Age nated Wm. Snaver for supervisor, and Everybody should have a Novelty Lewis, and the interment was made in March *8 —Benjamin F.Sanboum, St.Johns 73 the Democrats nominated Danford Don ’t buy a Gasoline Stove until you Dust-pan, as it makes sweeping one- DIRECTORS: the Merrihew cemetery, on the 23d Lois Rartifs, St. Johns ...... 67 Shaddock for the same office. have examined the Quick Meal. half easier. Price, 25 cents P. K. Perrin, O. W. Hunger, Geo. F. Marvin. J. R March 24— Janies E. Khynard Jr ,Gratiot Co 81 Corbit, J. H. Fedewa. Otis Fuller, Edward Edward was a member of Olive Grange The People ’s party of Bath have nom Fowler & Ball . At Spaulding & Co. ’s. Julia Lyon, Essex ...... 18 inated a ticket with a Mr. Church for Brown, G. W. Emmons. J. Sullivan, and was honored and respected by his March 26— Milton M. Burk, Greenbush 84 Household Good* for Male. Carrie E. Brew baker, Greenbush 19 supervisor, and the Democrats have Allison, the jeweler, -sells and war- C. S. Allison, G. E. Corbin. associates. A mother, three brothers March 87- Edward Clark, Bath ...... 61 nominated a ticket with W. Webster A quantity of household goods will be I rants the celebrated Ante-Rheumatia and four sisters survive him. Emma E. Place, Bath ...... 38 for supervisor. sold cheap. Inquire at this office. I rings. 4Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Depedta CLINT INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY. MA.RNCHO 30. 1893.
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS. nciri 4776 THE LEGISLATORS. 4477 FAMOUS EDITOR DEAD. Lawrence, Van Bureu county, is to Col. Eliot F. Sliepard, of the New York LAT1 i'benate .—Fifty-fourth day—The commit have a state bank. FASTEST IN tee on labor Interests guve a hearing to De Mall ami Expre** Expires Suddenly. Faxon, a new postoffice, has been THE BRUTAL MATRICIDE KILLS troit and Grand Rapid* furniture met. who KALAMAZOO BUTCHER KILLED made the burden of their song one long, sad IS THE RECORD THE WARSHIP Col. Eliot Fitch Shepard, editor of opened near CJumcy. ONE OF HIS KEEPERS plaint against t lie Detroit House of Dorr* the Mail and Express of New York IN HIS OWN OFFICE. tlon. Tne committee on cities and village* NEW YORK MADE F. F. Scott, ’95, is the first colored favorably reported a bill to authorize lien- City, died suddenly at his home, 2 West And Almost Kills Another by Diving Them ton Harbor lo construct a sewer which Bt. Fifty-Second street. His death fol Atruck a Deadly Blow from llrlilnd and man to take u dental course at the U. of M. Poisoned Lemonade —Two Keepers Joseph opposes. Committee on the Normal On Her First Preliminary Trial—No Nlilp lowed the administration of ether by III* Throat Cut Twice—Koltber.r the school reported the bill appropriatin'.' tt,- Charged With Complicity. 0*0 for u gvnuslum ut tbe school. A concur Which Now Mklui* the Sea* Can Dr. Charles McBnrney and the family Motive —A Clue. Milner ’s planing mill at Big Kapids rent resolution was adopted for the ap physician, Dr. J. W. McLane, who were was burned. It had been idle three polntment of a Joint committee to prepare Outsail liiclc Sant'a Pride. about to make an examination to as months. Never in the history of Jackson has a complimentary benefit for Mrs. .Margaret certain whether the colonel ’s suspicion A Kalamazoo Killing;. that town been so wrought up as it Custer 1 ii I boil n. On tbe general order, a Abe Kendall, until last fall a resident ouse bill amending tbe luw relutii e to i In With the proud distinction of having that he suffered from stone iu tbe Louis Schilling, u prominent meat of Morenci, hanged himself at At was over the news that K. Irving Lati flection of achool examiners; Incorporating bladder was correct. dealer of Kalamazoo, was found with mer, the infamous murderer of his the city of Grand Ledge; amending the law broken the record of all preliminary lanta, Ga. relative to the settlement of estate* by en trials, aud the satisfaction of being the Eliot Fitch Shepard was born in his throat eut from ear to ear in e mother, had escaped from the State larging the powers of probate Judges, wore Jamestown, Chautauqua county, New Charles Weatherwax killed the first fastest armored vessel in the world, the small room in the rear of his market. prisou in that city and that he had ad agreed to, and the senate then adjourned. York, July 25, 1833. He wus educated It was evidently a case of murder, but wild goose at White Pigeon the first of ministered poison to two of the keepers HOCM.—‘Several ‘"local" measure* were cruiser New York returned to Cramp ’s passed. A bill to authorize tlxe or more shipyard, I’hiladelphia. From the at the University of the City of New the perpetrator is not known. the week. from the effects of which one died. pi-r-on* In village* to organize to build York, admitted to the bar in 1858, and Louis Schilling was one of the oldest The story of the escape is as follows: stores, society halls etc., was passed. hour she steamed down the Delaware O. A. Bush, of Freeland, got his legs until her return the naval experts fixr years practiced in New York City. and best known business men in Kala crushed in a frightful manner while For the past few weeks Latimer had In 18(11 and 1802 he was aide-de-camp Renata —Flfty-flfth day—The concurrent, awaited with deep interest the result mazoo and the crime is a peculiarly loading logs. been telling Night Captain of the on the staff of Gov. Edwin I). Morgan, cold-blooded one. Walter Schilling, a Guard M. 1*. Gill a story of some money resolution passed liy the House for tinul ad of the result of the great warship ’s The creamery at Chesaning, owned journment May 25 was received and amend initial performance. Despite heavy was in command of the depot of volun • son of deceased, was in the market due him in Rhode Island —some $2,800— ed to read May 21). Numerous village Incor teers at Elmira. N. Y., and aided in or by a stock comany of farmers, will poration. charter amendments and township rains, squalls and a biting wind from with his father until about 12:20 when and that he wanted Gill to collect it ganizing. equipping and forwarding to he went to dinner, leaving his father start up April 1. when the prison administration was division hills were passed a* was a hill the southeast, fully 5,000 patriotic amending an act providing for the election Philadelphians were present to wish the field nearly 50,000 troops. He was in the market alone. This was the An open switch caused a wreck on changed, as was soon expected. Lati of county commissioner* of schools and tne uppolni riient of school examiners I n nmi- the warship God-speed as she backed instrumental in raising the Fifty-first last time any member of the family the Ann Arbor line near Mt. Pleasant. mer had frequently been given many New York regiment, which was named saw the father in life. About 1 o ’clock liberties, having often drank a cup of mltteed of the whole bill* were passed au into the stream and down the river on Ten cars were smashed. thorizing Henton llari.or to construct a her trial trip. When the gaint screws for him the Shepard Rifles. He was William Servass went into the market coffee or chocolate with Gill when he •..ewer; appropriating ;2,.'i0.) for ouch of the the founder of the New York State The 20th annual meeting of the Van was taking his midnight lunch. On leurs of ls(i3-4 for the Michigan I’loneer aud began to revolve the monster vessel and seeing no one went into the buck Horticulture society: amending the law rel- Kar association in 1876, which has room, where he was horrified to find lluren county Sunday school associotion the night of the escape Gill aud Lati was actually under way for the first at Paw Paw, March 28 and 29. itlve to new trials and hills of exceptions time the spectators shouted themselves formed the model for the organization the body of Mr. Schilling lying on the mer had agreed to settle the matter of by extending the time from one to two of similar associations in other states. floor, his throat cut from ear to ear. the Rhode Island treasure and Gill re years. The committee arose, the Denton hoarse. Rev. J. E. Arney, who has a pen Harbor sewer bill passed and the Senate ad The following is the story of the two In March, 1888, he purchased the New lie at once ran out and notified the chant for fiue trotting horses, has ac leased Latimer and conducted him to journed. House.—A concurrent resolution trials: Five Fathom Bank lightship York Mail and Express, which he has police, who took charge of the place. cepted a call from Middleville. the hallmaster ’s office. Latimer authorizing the governor to appoint u com so ably published ever siuce. The body was yet warm and the blood brought along a box of sardines and mission of three to recommend to the legis to northeast end lightship, course, A movement is on foot in Berrien lature rules of practice for the probate north by east, distance 9.88 nautical was flowing. The body was lying iu a some lemons. 11c made some lemon courts of the state was adopted. A bill pro cramped position as if having fallen county looking to a submission of the ade and sent a glass, of it to Gatekeeper hibiting the killing or taking of deer In the miles. Start, 8:24:15; finish, 8:53:53. Pour Iturnrtl to Death, from a chair at the desk local option question to the voters. G. W. Haight. counties of Lapeer. Huron, Sanilac. Tuscola Difference 29 minutes 38 seconds; The Morgan, a fashionable apartment and 8t. Clair for the period of 10 years, was speed, 20:03 nautical miles per hour. Mr. Schilling evidently had just F. W. King, formerly proprietor of After eating and drinking Gill says passed under a suspension of the rules and house at Cleveland, O., was totally de lighted his pipe when the assassin en Commercial hotel at Saranac, will build he was taken suddenly and violently given Immediate e ect. i he committee on Second trial—Northeast end light stroyed by tire. Three women and one state ai.airs to who n were referred the ship to Five Fathom Bank lightship, child were overcome by the smoke and tered from the door behind, dealing him a 53,000 brick hotel there this spring. sick. Latimer worked over him for upper peninsula petitions for a Normal a blow on the top of the head, crushing course, south by west. Distance 9.80 perished in the flames. The first body The twentieth annual meeting of the some time until suddenly a noise was school above iho straits, reported In favor his skull and rendering him uncon heard in the guard room like the rat of three, one In the northern iiortion of the nautical miles. Start. 9:33:03; finish, found was that of Mrs. Somers, a blind scious. The fiend then finished his Van lluren county Sunday School as tling of dishes. Gill was too weak to lower peninsula and one In tne upper pen 9:42:58. Difference 29 minutes 51 sec woman who had apartments on the sociation at Paw Paw, March 28 and 29. insula. The estimated cost Is f2aU00 each. onds: speed 19.87 nautical miles. Aver work by cutting the old man's throat investigate ami gave Latimer his keys The report was referred to the Q>mmittee third floor. She had groped her way from ear to ear, making the job doubly Will .1. Sproat until recently con and asked him to go. He did so on wavs and means. Six members of the age for the two trials, 19.95 miles. to the stairs only to fall there, over committee on municipal corporations re Later on the cruiser was headed to the come by the smoke. The other two sure by cutting twice across the throat, nected with the Press, of Grand Rap and soon returned and said that ported out the .Mur iue tie charier with the making a ragged wound. The dead ids, will start a morning daily there. Mr. Haight had fallen over and was recommendation tint* It he pas ed. The op eastward in search of deeper water. women and the child were found lying ponents of the hill tried to tiold It down, but In a run of four consecutive hours she on the floor of the second story front man is said to have been in the habit George W. Griffin and Mrs. Georg- dead. of carrj'ing a large sura of money in Giil finished his story as follows: the recommendations were concurred In maintained a speed of 20.38 knots per hall. Their bodies were huddled to iana Davison, of Dundee, slipped off to und the bill placed on the general order. hour, reaching as high as 20.57 as the gether, und it was evident that they bills in an inside vest pocket wrapped Toledo aud came back husband and “Then I staggered to my feet, but The committee on judiciary reported out. in a common leather bill book. The with amendments, a Senate bill authorizing water deepened. died of suffocation. The fire started in wife. could hardly go, and Irving and Keeper pocketbook was not found on the body. Case took hold of me and assisted me cities and villages to purchase plunk roads (’apt. Bedford W. Sargent was in the basement. The loss is about and toll roads w ithin t eir limits, und it was command of the New York during her There is only one clue of the mur llaroda, the new Berrien county vil to the guard room. When I told Case placed upon the general order. 825,000. derer. About 1:30 in the afternoon lage, wants some enterprising mer to go for the 'doctor he asked for Mr. trial assisted by Capt. George L. Cham bers. an old Delaware river pilot who Bill White, colored, a tough character, chant to open a boot and shoe store at Haight ’s key to the hospital door. I Senate .—Fifty sixth day—Petitions and Taltnngr Help* III* Chnrrli. was seen by some section men going place. asked them to look in Hiaght ’s pocket, protests were received: 4 or the passage of has steered all of the Cramps ’ new penning labor hillfor an appropriation of ships. There were 340 people on board. Rev. Dr. DeWitt Talmage made this west on the Michigan Central track. Mrs. Gertrude Fox, of Dundee, 73 and Latimer and Rice went to look for 25 00> for a gymnasium at the i niversity; favoring a gymnasium at the State Normal Edwin Cramp, the superintending en announcement in the Brooklyn taber He told them he was in danger of ar years of age, has been toothless for it. They returned, saying they nacle: ”As you all know, an effort is rest and w
“Good by, ” he answered. “Sut first | I should like------” “Well?” “May I have the lily and begin the Royal Baking Powder new story?” She looked into his eyes a moment; ‘.lien hastily thrust the lily into his out stretched hand and tripped up the Steps. Within the doorway, she turned Is Absolutely Pure and kissed her hand to him. In the evening, when church bells again were ringing and the hum of "lA/HILE there are so many alum baking pow- people walking came up from the street below, he stood before t1 e mir ’ * ders in the market, the use of which all ror and contemplated a long dead lily, physicians decide render the food unwholesome ft 3w w. a mere mummy of a lily in the Grecian vase beside it. Presently ho took the and liable to produce dyspepsia and other shriveled flower from the vase and ailments,-housekeepers should exercise the ut placed it in the furthest corner of a dressing case drawer. And thus au most care to prevent any powder but the Royal old love was changed into a memory, from being brought into their kitchens. 7//J// and he uttered a sigh. '///» But a moment later he hummed a In the use of Royal there is an absolute tune as lie put in the vase, in place of certainty of pure and wholesome food. the old dead flower, an Easter lily that was still white and fresh. The official State Chemists report : The Royal Baking Powder does not contain am mm IT'S A BIG JOKE. rhf monia, alum, lime, nor any injurious ingre m km Baiter Kissing in Kintxia Beads to Very w Awkward Occurrences. dients. It is absolutely pure and wholesome. m An Englishman who has resided in The Government reports show all other Russia as the director of some iron works tells a woeful story of his suf baking powders to contain impurities. ferings at Easter, when tlio people In the use of any baking powder but Royal welcome the feast with the old Chris ■> tian custom of kissing each other. there is uncertainty if not actual danger. “For a week beforehand, ” he says, It is unwise to take chances in matters oi Wm “they are busy boiling and painting BWi «r- \flM eggs, which they are to present to one life and health. ISdlMK*** ’' % um another with a kiss. The moment the clock strikes twelve, the privilege or penance, as the case may be, com CURIOUS CONDENSATIONS. WAY TO COOK STEAK. mences. Nobody then considers him There is said to be more illiteracy in Muit Be Broiled, the Frying Tam self insulted by the combined offer of a Portugal than in any other country of Being a Culinary Infamy. kiss and an egg. j-ou know why I was not all smiles Europe. Somebody says, and very truly, ing at the house ofnirr aunt four “In a few cases, it may be confessed, THE EASTER LILIES. when you met me, notwithstanding months before. Her shy look, her al Rabbits, it is said, have destroyed that the frying pan has ruined more the morning. ” the trouble is a pleasure; but when it American digestions than any other ternate moods of cordiality and cool comes, as it did with me, to a long about 250 prune trees on the farm of They had come to the church. He ness, her studied avoidance of him, her L. L. McCartney of The Dalles. Ore. agency of tho many hurlxul ones em UNLIGHT 1VAS IN stopped on the outskirts of *the con line of several hundred woi ’kraen — ployed in the kitohen. There is a sudden appearance before him during mostly engaged in charcoal burning,in Alabama produced over a million the sky, upon the verging crowd at the front of the wide his calls at the house, all, witli much tons of pig iron last year and now dis good deal of truth in this statement, streets, over all stone steps before the great entrance the stock and poking of fires and but after all for one thing at least we else, should have warned him. He re chimneys, and other deeds of darkness putes with Illinois the honor of being ' things. The sound ‘‘Are you not goivg in?" she asked membered that night at the theater the third largest iron producing state should be thankful, and that is, that of church bells rose with some astonishment, as she also —the poetical and sentimental view of the beefsteak has been rescued from when chance had placed him beside her. the religious custom is completely shut in the union, Pennsylvania and Ohio above the noise of stopped. “Christ our passover is sacrificed for continuing to hold the first and second the frying pan. Jenness Miller’s voices and of the lie smiled. “No; I didn ’t intend to. out, and supplanted by the intolerable us; therefore let us keep the feast.” annoyance. places. Monthly says only benighted souls footfalls on the side I’m not a churchgoer. I’m out of prac- The anthem, with him, fell upon “One may talk of the Balaklava Colonel W. W. Call of LaGrange.Ga., still cling to this mode of punishment. walk. What light ice.” \\ heedless ears. Yes, this girl, at the charge, the storming of the Redan, and exhibited a gourd that is something of Broiled meats are more elegant, more charming costume “Then experience a novelty. I sight of whom he had taken some pleas such exploits; think of the nerve that a curiosity. The gourd is about five wholesome and more palatable, but A the women wore, can t 'nvite you into our pew, % ure, whom he had always viewed as a was required to stand my ground be inches long and the size of a cocoanut, how few really good cooks understand v and the men, how for Aunt Agnes and my cous child just from school, was sufficiently fore a bearded and vodka-loving Mujik, but the handle is forty-threo inches the art! “Goodness, what an ideal carefully dressed and how expressive ins have already left only room a woman to have fallen in love with long and only one inch in diameter, Anybody can manage this part of the of admiration and a desire to be espe- i enough for me. But you might enjoy with cinders in his beard, and charcoal him. dust in the pores of his skin, a man making the whole forty-seven inches menu, ” says someone who thinks she
not only to Grand Rapids, but to all even more dangerous to the i»erpetuity LEGAL NOTICES. western, central and northern portions of republicau institutions and republi TIME TABLE The Independent. can government than was negro chattel ORTGAGE SALE.—Pursuit having bee# of Michigan, whose trade is tributary to 6.0. P. IN EFFECT made in tbs condition* of s certain slavery iu the south or than are the Mmortgage, made by Henry Sturgis and GEORGE 8. COKBIT, Editor jud Proprietor. Grand Rapids. thousand-headed corporate monsters l.ucinda KturgU to Melioda Culp. dated Freights will be largely reduced, en HA M 1 ETON G. HOWARD SQUARELY that arc to-day gnawing at the vitals of Oct. 23d, 1892. February 12th. IMS), and recorded In the office BT. JOHNS, THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1893. abling jobbers and manufacturers to OUT FOR DEMOCRACY. this glorious republic. of the Register of beeds for Clinton county, in “Listen to wbat James Anthony Michigan, on February 12th. 1890, in Liber <2 of duplicate Chicago prices. New indus WESTWARD. Mortgagee, on page 470; on which mortgage there DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Froude, the great historian, says iu his la claimed to be due at the date of this notice Fif tries will spring into existence, labor He is the Nun of the I.ate Jnculi M. How - history of ‘Caesar,’ as to bhe influence teen Hundred aud sixteen dollars and twenty-three Cs. ►» •S2* will lie in greater demand at better urtl. Grant! DO her of the Republican Flir and result of such clubs on the great M to | cent*, be*Idea an attorney fee of Thirty-five Dol For Justice of tfce Supreme Court — a w lars, stipulated in said mortgage to be paid tliould Roman Republic of old, and its result proceeding* be taken to Toreclose said mort GEORGE H. DURAND, of Flint. prices, population will rapidly increase, ty—The Republican I’srty Keel* the Lom STATION?. ri jbf ant downfall : Q 6 & gage ; and no suit or proceeding at law or in equi For Regents of the University — and all real estate owners will reap sub 5* til ty having been instituted to recover any part of of the Going Out of Such Lights —The “To make money —inouey by any means, £biu ROBERT E. BUNKER, of Muskegon. =5 a tne debt secured by said mortgage; Iberefoie, by stantial benefits. The improvements Courageous Actions of 1'rsHlileut Cleve lawful or unlawful —became the universal virtue of the power of sale, 1 u said mortgage con HENRY A. HARMON, of Detroit. passion. Even the most cultivated patricians a. ui. A. III. p. m. p iu. p. IU will be made at the expense of the tax land Is Making the Democratic I'arty were coarse alike In their habits and their DETROIT...... Lv 6 50 10 50 4 Of, 8 45 10 45 tained, and of the itntute in such caae made and xinusemonts They cared forart us dilettante, Milwaukee Jet.... 10 11 10 4 25 9 05 11 05 provided, notice la hereby given that on June payers of this city, who are almost the I’arty of the People. 7 I7tIs . iso 3, at one o'clock in the atteruoon, at the Secretary Carlisle has reduced but no schools either of sculpture or palntlnK p. UI. west trout door of the court hotiae for Clinton coun unanimously in favor of the project. were found among themselves. They decor Pontiac ...... 7 58 12 oo 5 07 9 50 12 15 the force in the Treasury Department Hamilton G. Howard, son of the late ated their porticos and their salons with the a in. ty, In Michigan, iu the village of St. Johns, in said The measure is purely local in charac plunder of the east. «*•***» * • Holly ...... 42 12 45 5 51 10 30 1 W county,there will be told at public vendue to the by 15 employes, the services of Hve in « highest bidder, tbe.premises Id said mortgage de ter. It will uot affect taxpayers in any United States Senator Jacob M.Howard, Money! Theory was still money. Money Du raud...... y :v» 1 M0 6 .10 11 10 2 13 10 15 2 30 7 so 3 05 scribed, via: Tbe west half of the south-west quar the Architect ’s office and 10 in the of Detroit, after a favorable reference was the one thought from the highest muster Owonso Jet...... ter of tecllon nine, in Townshlpsfx North of Range part of the state except in Grand Rap to the poorest wretch who sold bis vote to the 8 t. Joii .ns ...... 10 .54 3 06 8 t»t 3 58 Treasurer's office being dispensed with to the present Democratic incumbents Comitia. For money Judges gave unjust de Ionia ...... 11 49 3 56 8 .55 5 10 Two west, In Michigan ; excepting therefrom twen ids. The subject has been carefully crees, and Juries gave corrupt verdicts. Gov p. m. oog > ty acres off from the North eud of said deeoriptlon considered and the resolution submitted of the bench of the Wayne county cir ernors held their provinces for one, two or Ixrwell ...... 12 17 4 24 9 24 si = 5 50 of land. —Dated February 28.1893. Owing to the fact that certain mem cuit court, and declariug his intentions three years; they went out bankrupt from ex Grand llapids ...... 1 0O 5 10 10 20 7 05 MELINDA CULP. to the legislature, asking for the con 05 10 25 7 10 Pkrrisr A Baldwin ', Mortgagee. bers of the g. o. p. sent “cat’s paws ” to travagance, thev returned with millions for G.R.A I. Jet...... 1 Jv 15 B = Att’y* for Mortgagee. wl2 stitutional measure, was not opposed by of voting for them, says : fresh riot. To obtain a province was the lirst Ferryshurg ...... 2 0f> A 10 * 8 20 the People ’s Party convention at Ionia, “In vact 1 shall vote the entire Demo ambition of the Roman noble. The road to It Grand Haven...... 2 10 6 15 8 25 a single taxpayer of this city. This is lay through the practorshlps and consulships; hearing proxies, to control the conven cratic ticket for the lirst time iu my life. these offices, therefore, became the prizes of EASTWARD. Election Notice. significant evidence of the fact that the STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 tion and prevent fusion of the populists “Some of my intimate friends are the state, and belug In the gift of the people, M « -i ►» Os £ a citi/.eus are desirous of being permitted aware tbit I have, for several years past, they were sought after by means which Im- X M to Departmkwt of State . )- with any other party, prominent mem morall/.ed alike the givers and the receivers. “•ri o = wsf*. loosing, March 4, 199T ) to bond themselves for the purpose of been trying hard to reconcile the prompt “The elections were managed by clubs und STATIONS. Ui -**c5 bers of the party declared their inten ings of my conscience with a continued OJc, . To the Sheriff of the County of Clinton : improving Grand river. coteries; and except on ix'oaslons of uatlonal p fealty to the Republican party. It is danger or political excitement, those who v5ur2 2 b. w £ 8ia —You are hereby notified that at the General tion to vote the democratic state ticket The electors of the state are earnestly this spring. especially hard for one whose father ’s s|»ent most freely were most certain of suc a m. p IU. p. Ui. Election, to be held in this Slate, on Monday, requested to vote on this proposition to name and efforts were so prominently cess. Under these conditions the chief powers Grand Haven...Lv 9 00 2 10 8 00 the 3rd day of April next, tbe following officers of the commonwealth necessarily centered Iu Ferryshurg ...... 9 05 2 15 8 U5 are to be elected, via : and effectively connected with the or the rich. The door of promotion was open to An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, in The democratic party was never the end that it may be passed by a large G. R. A I. Jet...... £ cr 6 40 10 05 3 12 10 45 and decisive majority. The voters are ganization of that party to break the all who had the golden key. The 300 Senators place of Frauk A. Hooker, whose term of office will stronger than it is to-day. It is strong chain, although almost worn out, that of Rome, were 3»ki princes. Public spirit in Grand Rapids ...... sir 6 50 10 20 3 26 1L00 expire December 31, 1893. therefore reminded that under the ex the masses was dead or sleeping." Lowell...... O* ||,l JACKSON Meter CLINTON INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1803. PERSONAL. Mrs. Philip Finch, of Duplain, is very WALKER’S SUBDIVISION OF OUTLOT !!. sick. Mrs. J. T. Cole tfent to Detroit Mon day morning. Mi88 Florence Palmer visited in Yp- silanti over Sunday. NORTH. Walker Street—6C feet. Mrs. Mary E. Strickland is spending a few days in our village. 44M4'.» 40x146 L. L. Conn spent last Thursday with his brother Frank, in Durand. Miss Mamie Emmons went to Detroit, Tuesday morning for a short visit. 10 Miss Minuie Ingalls started for Chi W Ul v> =r r. cago on Monday morning of this week. 7? © C. W. Lyon returned to his lumber if• ? ing operations at Conway, Mich., last OJ pw-CO Monday. e-r- Miss Mary Olcott spent last week •f a © K 3 PALATINE HILu. and me, there is precious little the to like him. Would Ills brother de mutter. Hut that is not the question, A wolf-like stream without a sound spise him. too? And would his Steals by, nmffhidcs beneath the shore, Tho point is: How do you come here, brother like him? DOHTANT rI'<> INVAUDS. Its awful secrets evermore and are you not ashamed to show Within Its sullen bosom b* und. And presently the brother ap yourselfP peared, under Flora ’s escort; and. And this was Rome, that shrieked for room “Flora," »ald John sepulchrally. To stretch her limbs I A hill of oaves standing afar ofT beside the doorway, For half-wild beasts and hairy slaves; “I huven't taken anything for three eyed the hero of this tale. JD2S. KCOXda-CA.iT S. Aud gypsies tent within her tomb I days. Oi, at least, I don't know “So this is you?” he said at length. Late of LONDON, now of C. IICAGO, with a Branch Office and Laboratory at HILLSDALE, MICH., Two lone palms on the Palatine, what day it is; but I guess I’m “Yes, Aliek. it’s mo—it’s John, ” Two rows of cypress, black and tall. starving. ” replied tho older brother, feebly. Has Visited Southern Michigan for the past Year, and during these visits has examined and prescribed for With white roots set In Ctesar's hall — hundreds, and effected some of the mo&t Wonderful Cures ever made in the State. A garden, convent and sweet shrine. “You unhappy man! ” she cried. “And how did you got in hero? ” in “Here, sit down and eat my supper; quired tho younger. Ask your friends and neighbor* about Dr. Holrnun 8. Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood In the oonnty that has not had the Tall cedars on a broken wall, and I’ll just run upstairs and see my benefit of tho doctor's wonderful sk‘ll. and rat ly h family which has not had one or more of Its menthol* snatched from death and restonsd Thut look uwuy toward Lebanon, “Oh, I had my pass-key, ” says to health alter all In t»c had hcen given ill* a' 4 'he family phvsicUn bad pronounced the tuae lucumhlo. Il utllioicd do uot fall to oouauti UU* And seem to mourn for grandeur gone; patient, not but what I doubt sho's John. •uost eminent uiiisicmn aud surgeon. All caa itiuutlous. consultation* and advice fr«e. A wolf, an owl —and that is all. —Joaquin Miller. fast asleep; for Maria is a malado “The deuce you had! ” said Alexan imaginaire. ” der. “Ah, you lived in a better With this specimen of tho Fronch, world! There are no pass-keys going At St. Johns, Thursday Mar. 30, 1893. One day only Office—Parlors at the Steel House THE MISADVENTURES not of Stratford-atto-Bowo, but of a now. ” finishing establishment in Moray “Well, father was always averse to OF JOHN NICHOLSON. place, she left John alone in his them, ” sighed John. And tho con Examination Free lo All. Chronic Diseases. father's sanctum. He fell at once versation then broke down, and the Although the doctor la In many cases The doctor treats no acute diseases, but de IIY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. compelled to use expensive instruments votes his wholo time to the treatment of upon the food; and it is to bo sup brothers looked askanco at one an and chemicals In making analyses, micro chronic and long standing and surgical dis posed that Flora had found her other in silence. eases; cases given up by other doctors and pro CHAPTER VIII—Continued . scopic and other scientific exam'tmtions, nounced incurable, lie most desires to see. Dr. patient wakeful, and been detained “Well, und what tho devil are we yet be makes no charges to anyore, believ Humphrey has had nearly 3.HU0 cures in the . Wo have soon John in nothing with some details of nursing, for he state of Michigan, while his patients all told in but tho stormiest conditions. Wo to do?” said Alexander. “I suppose ing It to be a part of the physician's duty Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Alabama, Ten had time to muko a full end of all if tho authorities got wind of you, to ascertain tho patient':* truu condition nessee. Georgia, Ohio and Indiana, have been have soon him reckless, desperate, without expense to th» sufferer. When fully five times that number; nearly two-thirds there was to eat, and not only to you would bo taken up? ” of these (sufferers were given up as hopeless tried beyond his moderato pow ever and wherever Lr. Humphrey decides ers; of his daily self, cheerful, empty the teapot, but to fill it again “It depends on whether they ’ve Invalids, some to be blind, some dear, and from a kettle that was fitfully singing found tho body or not, ” returned to locute a montb.y visit crowds flock to others a prey to scrofula, chronic kidney dis regular, not unthrifty, wo havo seen see him, and n* wonder, for by the tlrst ex ease, consumption, destructive female troubles. on his father's firo. Then ho sat John. “And then there ’s that cab Among others, hundreds of children hopeless nothing; and it may thus bo a sur amination, and often without asking a ly deforme*!. Bui behold how many or them prise to the reader to learn that ho torpid, and pleased and bewildered; man, to bo sure!” question, he tells the Invalid whut the see and hear, while nearly all are rapidly his misfortunes wore thon half for “Oh, bother tho body! ” said Alex trouble is, and the prosreet of a cure, and being cured. was studiously careful of his health, The doctor is surrounded with the finest and This favorite preoccupation now gotten; his mind considering, not ander. “I mean about tho ’other most wonderful of all ho valuea his first most extensive collection of instruments over without regret, this unsentimental thing. That ’s* serious.” impression and first look at a patient more tmimrtcd to tills country for examining ana awoko. If he were to sit there and than all else, aud Dr Humphrey Is never ■ resting ail forms of chronic ailments of the die of cold, there would bo mighty return to his old lovo. “Is that w’hat my father spoke uead. face, eye, ear, throat, ci.es*, lungs, heart, Ho was thus engaged, when that about? ” asked John. “I don't even mistaken In his diagnosis in any ease. stomach, liver, spleen, kidneys, bowels, repro little guinod; better the police coll The doctor s methods differ markedly ductive organs, urinary organs, brain and andtho chances of a jury trial, than bustling woman noiselessly re know w’hat it is.” from the general practitioner In all re nervoux system, paralysis, growths. Joint dis entered. “About your robbing your bank in spects. Following the iilan of St. Gcorec's eases, piles, hip diseases, sciatica, skiu diseases, tho miserable certainty of death at a Hospital of Loudon, lie registers every ulcers and every form of weakness of either- dike-side before the next winter ’s “Have you eaten? ” said she. “Then California, of course,” replied Alex particular as to the patient's physical con maleor female.______toll mo all ubout it.” ander. dition and mental state. Thu condition of dawn, or death a little later in tho each organ, location of any ami all dis The doctor s specific medicines go straight to gas-lighted wards pf an infirmary. It was a long and, as the reader It was plain, from Flora's faco.that ease*! parts, ami whether sympathetic or the diseased organ, und can be plainly felt at knows, u pitiful story; but Flora this was tho first she had heard of it; organic, .ngether with the amount and work in the diseased parts very shortly after Ho rose on aching legs, and stum nature of the disease. In this way the en their use is begun. They are pleasant to take, bled here and there among the rub heard it with compressed lips. Sho it was plainer still, from John's, that tire amount of vitul energies are readily mild but searching iu action, yet agree with was lost in none of those questionings ho was innocent. computed and the restoring power of the the moat delicate lady or child, do not reduce bish heaps, still circumvented by the body measured against the force end en the strength, and can i»c ured while at the yawning crator of the quarry; or of human destiny that have, from “I!” he exclaimed.. “I rob my ergy and destructive capabilities of the dis usual occupation, ns many patients still able timo to time, arrested the flight of bank? My God! Flora, this is too ease. Thus knowing the actual condition for hard work and close attention to business perhaps ho only thought do , for the of the tisanes and tin* effect of specific are often slowly, surely, yet unconsciously darkness was already dense, tho my own pen; for women, such as sho, much; even you must allow that. ” medicines upon every structure of the dying, knowing themselves ill, yet deceived are no philosophers, and behold the “Meaning you didn't? ” asked Alex body, unlike most doctors, lie is enabled to into a fulse security, they procrastinate and ■ snow was growing thicker and he ander. »ay positively whether any given ease is put off the mutter until the case la rendered moved like a blind man; and with u concrete only. And women, such as curable or not, and can also give the ap incurable. The doctor earnestly requests all “I never robbed a soul in all my proximate time and expense or treatment, persona under trontn> ‘-’t to write him often, as blind man ’s terrors. At last he sho, are very hard on the imperfect and would here point out the utter de man. days,”cried John; “exceptmy father, lusion cherished by tunny patients that advice may bo necessary week after week In climbed a fence, thinking to drop in they ought to get well In a few dHys or order to push any given case on as rapidly as “Very well,” said sho, when ho had if you call that robbery; and I weeks, notwithstanding tlie fact that they possible, and a good common-sense statement to the road, and found himself stag brought him back the money in this on the part of tho patient bv mail is the next gering, instead, among tho iron fur done; ‘’then down upon your knees at have suffered for years. thing to u personal consultation. rows of a plowland, endless.it seemed onee, and beg God ’s forgiveness. ” room, and he wouldn't oven take i*iP* as a whole country. And next he And the great baby plumped upon “Look here, John, ” suid his broth Delays Are Dangerous. Facts fo" Men of All Ages. er; “let us have no misunderstand Many diseases an- so deceptive that hundreds are ailing with was in a wood, beating among young his knees, und did us ho was bid; and dangerous, yet Insidious, maladies, ail unconscious of their true By reason of false modesty the youth of our land arc kept In trees; and then he was aware of a none tho worse for that! But whilo ing upon this. Maccwen saw my condition. They know they are not well, but are entirely ignorant Ignorance of the serious results which certain solitary and indiscreet ho was heartily enough requesting father: he told him a bank you had of the deadly fangs fastening upon some vital organ, which must practices produce. Theso vices if persisted in eventually undermine house with many lighted windows, worked for in San Francisco was sooner or later utterly destroy them unless rescued by a skilled the constitution. Mute nervous debility and early decay, organic Christmas carriages waiting at the forgiveness on general principles, tho hand. Are you afflicted? Your ease may beeasily eurubie now, but weakness, premature loss of the innnlv powers, involuntary loss of rational side of him distinguished, writing over tho hubitablo globe to remember, every moment of neglect brings you nearer the day vital fluids, general prostration, and oftentimes imbecility and doors, and Christmas drivers (for when an Incurable stage may supervene, when the most skillful chronio epilepsy. Of all maladies afflicting mankind there is and wondered if, perhaps the apology have you collared—that it was sup physician can render you no assistance. Tho present is ours. The pichabiv none about which the common family duet:>r in general Christmas has a double edge) be future may be too late . coming swiftly hooded with snow. were not due upon tho other part. posed you had nuiled thousands, and practice knows so little, yet no snffere need the attention of the it was dead eertain you had nailed A Life of Experience and Opportunity. ex perlentyd specialist more than these, and lien- wo have to minister From this glimpse of humun cheer And when he rose aguin from that be to a diseased body, a diseased mind, and imaginations Ailed with fulness he fled like Cain; wandered coming exercise, ho first eyed tho face three hundred. So Maeewcn said, Dr. Humphrey's entiro life lias been devoted to the study end work morbid desires and fearful apprehensions. I»r. Humphrey's un and I wish you would bo eareful how of his profession, and is rich in practical experience in hospital, dis paralleled success with these unfortunates arises not only from tho in tho night, unpiloted, careless of of his old love doubtfully, and then, pensary and private praotloe, and many of the truly wonderful fact of the most scientific and specific medication known either in taking heart, entered his protest. you answer. I may tell you, also, things be has seen and done, if told, would read more like Act ion tlien this or any other country, but also to the fact of tiie direct influence whither he went; fell, and lay and that your father paid tho three hun eooer truth. In the great ho«pitnla of Europe hisopportunities have Of his powerful will upon the peculiar mental d, -1■ .n always then arose again and wandered furth “I must say, Flora,” suid he, “in been seeond to no living man's; not only so, but be has thoroughly found in such cases, by which he Is enabled to Infuse a part of iils dred on tho spot. ” traveled, and his views of hie, disease, etc . are so broad and cosmo own energy Into their honeless lives. Were not all such cases held er; and at last, like a transformation all this business I can seo very little politan that like yi Gould ora Vanderbilt In railroad business, be in the most sacred confidence the doctor could print lettc. ~ from scene, behold him in the lighted jaws fault of mine. ” “Three hundred? ” repeated John. keeps watch of and overlooks the entire medical world constantly. thousands of grateful patients who have l»een cured, and are to-day “If you had written homo,” replied “Three hundred pounds, you mean? The methods of McKenzie. Virchow, Pasteur, Koch. Brown-Sequard, l>erfect men, physically and mentally. Disease or debility of the re of tho city, staring at a lamp which That's fifteen hundred dollars. Why, M. Bergeon, Fothcrgiil, Bernard, etc., areas familiar to him as to productive organs of either sex rapidly destroys the energies of both had al.-eady donned the tilted night the lady, “there would havo been themselves, at.d while ever ready to grasp and retain a fact, ho holds body and mind, robs tho step of its elasticity, dims the bright eye, then, it's Kirkman! ” he broke out. fast to old fiends tenaciously, and makes new ones cautiously, ex pales the check, develops cowardice and often destroys the brightest cap of the snow ’. It camo thickly none of it. If you had even gone to perience having long since proven thut one old truth well applied is intellect. The reproductive function in the mainspring of animal Murrayfietd reasonably sober, you ‘•Thank heaven! I can explain all worm a uozen conjectures however plausible. life—preserve It at all hazards. now, a “feeding storm;” and whilo that. I gave them to Kirkman to pay he yet stood blinking at tho lamp, his would never have slept there, and tho worst would not have happened. Be it for me the night before I left—fif Latest Discoveries and Improvements, or organs has taken place, as to affect the tence, lost manhood, siiermatorrhiea, losses.| feet were buried. He remembered proper function of said organ and finally weakness und ncrvjus debility, also for pros teen hundred dollars and a letter to Dr. Humphrey iN the only physician who tatitis, varicocele and all privato diseases, something like it in tho past, a street sides, tho w’hole thing began years has had the special advantage of Eii.-opean break down the actual structure itself. tho manager. What do they suppose Even in some eases when tills has happened whether from Imprudent habits of youth or lamp crowned and caked upon the ago. You got into trouble, and when hospital studies in micro-cony of tie- blood sexual excesses in mature years, or any cause I would steal fifteen hundred dollars and tissues, who carries with him a full line of unusual xl.ill may stop the destructive oper your father, honest man, was disap ation, stay tlie inroads of the disease, and that debilitates the sexual functions, speedily windward side with snow, the wind instruments ami apparatus lor making strict and permanently cured. Consultation free pointed, you took the pet, or got for? I'm rich; I struck it rich in ly scientific examinations of the various text givo tin* patient a comfortable Htid useful uttering its mournful hoot, himself life. Other oust if neglected, after passing and Strictly confidential. Absolute cures guar stocks. It’s the silliest stuff I ever ures and secretions of the laidy, ns the urine, anteed. No risk incurred. looking on. even as now; but tho afraid, and ran away from punish Illegal, discharges of any kind, catarrhal se a certain stage, die in spite of all that skiii ment. Well, you've had your own heard of. All that ’s needful is to ca cretions, etc.. etcM which examinations are now can do. Hence it is not only dangerous to de cold had struck too sharply* on his lay, but ofttimes criminal, for most all of us Epilepsy or Pits scientifically treated and way of it. John, and I don ’t suppose ble to the manager; Kirkman has the considered indispensable to n correct diagnosis positively cured by a never-falling method. w^ts, and memory failed him as to fifteen hundred —find Kirkman, He in all forms of obscure and chronic diseases. live for those we love, fnr more than for the date and sequel of the remnisc- you like it.” As very few doctors outside t lie large cities arc ourselves, and it Isa crime against those to Persons unskillfnlly treated by Ignorant was a fellow-clerk of mine, and a hard thus prepared with <■■ stiy outfit of mic ,-oseopio neglect ourselves until premature death pretenders who keep fritting with them month ence. “I sometimes fancy I'm not much closes the scene. better than a fool, ” sighed John. ease; but, to do him justice, I didn't and other essi ntlal instruments for making a after month, giving poisonous and Injurious His next conscious moment was on think he was as hard as this. ” strictly first-class diagnosis m many cases, tho Diseases of Women, compounds, should call uiul rce the doctor. the Dean bridge; but whether he was “My dear John, ” said she, “not afflicted would do well to cull upon the doctor such ns have Imtlied the skill of all other tVonderftil Cures by my improved method much! ’ “And what do you say to that, and get his opinion and learn whether tho physicians and their remedies. l>r. Humph of treatment aeoompllsited in nervous debility, John Nicholson, of a bank in Cali Aliek?” asked Flora. doors of hope are yet o|»en or forever closed rey quickly cures. <'anoers, tumors, fibroid premature decline of manly powera.and kindred fornia street or some former John, a He looked at her and his eyes fell. against then). and polvpoid growths cured without the affictiona, which have been neglected or un- “I say tho cablegram shall go to There comes a turning point in tho course use of the knife or caustics. No cutting, skiilfully treated. Noexneriments or failures. clerk in his father ’s office, he had A certain anger rose within him;here ot every disease; this is especially true of all no pain, no danger. night! ” cried Alexander, with energy. progressive diseases, ail or miiv of which are Patients treated hy mail and medicines sent was a Flora he disowned; she was Manhood Perfectly Restored. by expr*fs. Personal consultation preferable Bow clean forgotten. Another blunk “An^rer prepaid, too. If this thing icurable up to a certain time; that is. until and ho was thrusting his pass-key hard; sho was of a set color; a settled, such tissue change in some important organ Quick, painless and certain cure for impo we guarantee curable cases. into the lock on his father ’s house. mature, undecorative manner; plain ean be cleared away—and upon my word I do believe it can —wo shall bo Free Urinalysis (Examination of Urine). —All pr isons suffering with obscure diseases, or suspected kidney affections, would do well to Hours must have passed. Whether of speech, plain of habit —110 had bring from two to four ounces of the first urine passed in the morning for examination. While Dr. Humphrey's permanent address is crouched on the cold stones or wan come near saying, plain of face. And able to hold up our heads again. Chicago, III., owing t«* tho large number of patients in Southern Michigan and Northeastern Indiana and Ohio, he has located a branch Here, you John, you stick down the office and dispensary at Hillsdale, Michigan, when- ad letters from n can ho addressed Cor North und Broad Sts. dering in tho fields among the snow, this changeling called herself by tho address of your bank manager. You, was more than he could tell; but same name as the many-colored,cling (VAII lettei* Inclosing stamp for postage answered free. All correspondence nn.l consultation in strictest confidence. hours had passed. The finger of tho ing child of yore; she of the frequent Flora, you can puck John into mv old clock was closo on twelve; a nar laughter, and tho many sighs, and bed, for which I have no further use row peep of gas in the hall lamp shed tho kind, stolen glances. And to to-night. As for me, I am off to tho shadows, and the door of tho back make all worse, she took tho upper postoffice, and thence to tho High room —his father ’s room —was open hand with him. which (as John well street about tho dead body. The ?\fi\\ vo \lx Vo fr and omitted a warm light. At so knew) was not the true relation of the police ought to know, you see, and late an hour all this was strange; the sexes. He steeled his heart against they ought to know through John; lights should have been out, tho this sick nurse. and I ean tell them some rigamarole doors locked, tho good folk safo in “And how do you come to be hero? ” about my brother being a man of bed. Ho marveled at tho irregular- he asked. highly nervous organization, and the PATENTS iry, leaning on the hall table, and Sho told him how she had nursed rest of it. And then. I'll tell you t AND (Caveats, and Tride-Marks obtained, and all Pat- j what. John —did you notico tho name i er.r business conducted for Moocn atc Fees. 4 marvelled to himself there; and her father in his long illness, and [Oue Ornce is Oeeosirc U. S. Pstcnt OrnceJ thawed and grew once more hungry, when ho died, and *hc was left alone, upon the cab? ” | and we can secure patent in less time than those J [TO BE CONTINUED.] »remote from Washington. » in the warmer air of the houso. had taken to nursing others, partly \ Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-F jtion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of £ Tho clock uttered its premonitory from habit, partly to be of some ser Value of the Shilling. > charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. > catch. In five minutes Christmas vice in the world; partly, it might be, | a PsusMteT, “How to Obtain Patents," with * We know that in (Shakespeare's , cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries J day would be among the days of the for amusement. “There's no account day—say A. D. 1600—six pence a day i sent free. Address, r past. Christmas! —what a Christmas! ing for taste,” said sho. And she was a fortune for any workingman — Well, there was no use of waiting. told him how she went largely to the say the equivalent of £10 per annum. C. A.SNOW & CO.: He had come into thut houso, he houses of old friends, as the nood A century earlier, beforo the access scarce knew ’ how; if they were arose; and how she was thus doubly to America was open to English ex to thrust him forth again, it welcome, as an old friend first, aud plorers, one of the Ardens of War- had best be done at then as an exj>erienoed nurse,to whom wichshire left an annuity of forty once; and he moved to tho door of doctors would confide the gravest shillings per annum to ayounger son, the buck room and entered. cases. probably the poet ’s great-grand uncle. Oh, well, then he was insane, as he “And, indeed, it's a mere farce my Then, if six peneo a day would now had long believed. being here for poor Maria,” she con be the equivalent of twenty shillings There, in his father's room, at mid- tinued: “but your father trikes her a week, then twenty shillings per an \W* ^ VAYt&BW night, the fire was roaring and the ailment to heart, and 1 cannot alwuys num would equate to £120 of present , gas blazing; tho pa|>erg, tho sacred l>e refusing him. We are great friends, values. Valid facts in minor details papers —to lay a hand on which was your father and 1; he was very kind can be gleaned from the late Pro criminal —had all been taken off and to me long ago—ten years ago.” fessor Thorold Rogers ’ “History of piled along the floor; a cloth was A strange stir came in John's heart. Agriculture and Prices.”—Notes and Made Only by spread, and a supper laid, upon the Ail this while had he )>een thinking (Queries. business table; and in his father ’s only of hiuuwlf? All this while, why N.K.FAIRBANK &.C0. CHICAGO. LA chair a woman, habited like a nun. had he not written to Flora* In pen tlif Singe In Nliali••pear* ’* Day. M sat eating. As he appeared In the itential tenderness, he took her hand, In Shukespi-arn'H duy there was no scenery u *«m1 on the stage; the only doorway the nun rose, gavo a low and to hi« awe and trouble it re IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT I cry. and stood staring. She was a mained in bis. eompliaiit. A voice decoration* were t«|w*stries and cur woman, strong, calm, a little mascu told him this was Flora, after all- tains. In those days the.actors and Nor)« line. her features marked with cour told him so quietly, yet with a thrill actresses bad to do more than merely age and good sense, and as John of singing. rejs-at their lines; they had to supply the scenic effect -what little there a blinked hack at her a faint resem “And you nrver married?” said he. MOTHER*, I WARN YOU I- blance dodged about his memory, as was as well as the action of the pe-- Surf? “No, John; f never married,” she formancc. 'I hey had no races with tVstab carefully ynttr daughter's when a tune haunts us, and yet will replied. PENSIONSa I Ir~mm , l»tt. r ..<• „t.| r,r.| |.» hc.iltii. When the appetite fulls, nr aot ba recalled real horsea and a moving panorama, thf i’him < i.aiw* 4owr«wT. there ie * growing n* rvotie trrituhillt;Illy, I’he hall nlurk striking two recalled / ’7 C0MDEHSED 10HS Wf OOFS SUSS. ■ ~ IlMMI Amm, extreme laseititde, riuuciuliou, the nor any saw mill, with a real buzz Th H..I «ML _ "Why, it's John'" cried the nun. them to the «ense of time, w asni vTitoiTD. c voice lr> mliies, the step ie Irrveoinle, “I dare say I'm mad.” said John, “And now. said she, “you have saw and real logs, to fall lack upon rwsiMvs nwcruKp rtm eyelids droop, und expression languid, anronstdously following King l<*ar: I I»een fed and warmed, end ( have The effort of the situation was not SOLDIERS, WIDOWS, then devote one hour to U thorough “but, upon my word, I do believe hel|»ed out hy any real water and real CHILOltCN, PAHS MTS. investigation of the ranee heard jr«mr st«iry. and now it's high , t\ipc« AlSn. f -r and Nlbfl .ItaaMcd le the Itsr nf you re Flora. ' time to eell yonr brother. ” ire floating on it, aim ! realism as rep mmtf is tie ssfeler Imf »w V#,, sinew ftw resented hy live Mood hounds and re "ir*l*«n «f (Tie Ml«* *ee« ■( |eq t<> |sm, an# LYDIA E. PINK HAMS And yet It la not Flora at all, “fih! ”cried John, chap fallen; Ihefr widows, (•« HIIIH Iiiilsrul n>riM ids I ms eetu promptly In •nrh eeees; bv its uee formed burglars ami ei-oonvirts was j 1 #wt*Hr Tmssmi eMliM •• hmw jmss tbought John Flora was slender, yim think that absolutely kwmmv 7?' yon" duwfMUV will he sp eedily re itiltMW (III * /Ae&t ■Mil f " "*** •# vise. Bo foe stored lo Heellbi It fcs the only and timid, end of changing onlor, and | “leant k»* i» yaw herv: f am • |* i CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, MARCH 30,1893. NO CROWDING IN TEXAS. JOINT RESOLUTIONS. Men and officers of the police force, who “Tfanson'l Magic Corn Halve.” •re exposed (Ur and n gbt 10 all aorta of TV irranted to rur«, or money refunded. Ask year THE WOMAN WHO WORKS, weather, should keen salvation OH. the In dngiMlorll. Price tt cents. and is tired, will find • Hum* Staggering Figure* Regarding t' Caldar, last week. Miss Leona Caldar accompanied her sister home. The Independent Mrs. Hairy Norris visited friends in Owosso and Gaines last week. Frank GREAT 8 X. JOHN*. THURSDAY. MARCH 80 l8Sii. Jauz, of Detroit, and W. II. Black started for Dakota last Wedneseay. We have been presented with a hand OITF OF some copy of the special edition of the “Modern Woodman, ” the official organ of the modern woodmen of America, a fraternal insurance society. There were 150,000 copies of tfiis edition printed and it contains a full page half lone cut of the head officers and dele- Iates to the last head camp of Omaha Pays 4 Per Ont. Interest on Deposits. 'raternal insunnee is becoming very popular witli the people, and M. YV. A. Butzel, Bros. & Co., is fast taking the lead among these Loans Money on Approved Bonds and fraternities. Over 25,000 new members Beal Estate Security. joined this order in 1892 and already Manufacturers and Jobbers of 0,000 have joined in 1893. The higher average cost per year of carrying $1,000 OFFICERS: insurance has only been $4.96, the cheap Reed Brothers ’ Stock. A. J. Baldwin , Pres. P. E. Walswobth , Tre* est on record. This order is financially Jos iah Upton , Vc-Pres. R.C. Dkxtbb . Asst. Tres sound and under excellent management, and embraces in its membership 80,000 Of l^Esipl© IE3apId_s_ the local markets . of the brainy working men of the great Northwest. It is doing an immense OrFiCRor This Indkpkndknt . CLOTHING! St. Johns, Mich., March 30, 1890. amount of good and distributes monthly The following- are the prices paid In cash for about $75,000. Any one wishing to Are closing out their entire stock. We bought produce In this market: know more about this order may call on We have bought at Auction the entire stock Wheat, white ...... * local cloak, Ira M. Knapp, M. \V. A. Wheat, red...... -...... «[email protected] of the above firm, sold under foreclosure OrtlH...... -«4 Real Katate. .'lover Seed...... $10,000 WORTH! Barley .75(3)1.15 The following are the transactions in Butter...... 10® 20 real estate in Clinton county, for one of a chattel mortgage, held by Edson, Sggs—fresh .12 week ending, March 27, as recorded Beans ...... 1.35® 1.60 Of these goods at figures that will enable us to retail them at less than Tallow ______04 by Register of Deeds L. C. Mead: Moore & Co., of Detroit. Hay, per ton ...... M 2? Joseph Reynolds et al to Arthur Chapman wholesale prices. . A great choice of Potatoes ...... 28*5 80 acres on Bection 13. Lebanon, $2,700. Bought by us at less Pop-corn, per 100 pounds ...... [email protected] John W. Reynolds et al to Arthur Chapman Onions ...... A? 80 acres on section 13, Lebanon, q. c., 12,100. r dti I . •»* Frederick Luecht to John Luecbt, 80 acres than half price. on section 12, Westphalia, $4,100. &L===. ‘3$ Edward W. Barber and wife to Charles We have removed the goods to our stores in All Wool Soils at $7 and $10 Pelts...... 50 Parker, 180 acres on section 15, Victor, $6,000. Pork, dressed...... [email protected] « Chickens, iive...... —...... •!* Lois Barnes to Henry J. Patterson, 20 acres •• dressed...... w on section 29, Watertown, $1,000 St. Johns, and they will be put on Boys’ and Children ’s Suits in proportion. A very Fine Line of Turkeys, live...... 00 James Young to Charley Bchlke, 55 acres X)n the Latest Styles in •* dressed section 28, Bengal, $2,075. Sale and ready for you Geese, “ Eli/.a M. Pratt to John H, Mallery, part of Ducks, “ lots I, 3 and 3, block 12, Emmonsvllle, $800, John H Fedewa et al to Elizabeth Patten Has Joined the Majority. 40 acres on section 24, Dallas, 81,500. JERSEYS AND KILTS. Josiah Upton and wife to Mark A. Gage. 40 We learn from our valued correspond acres on section 3, Olive, $800. 5717^71 eut that James Livermore, who has Benjamiu F. Selden and wife to Benjamin been sick for three months at the home F. tielden Jr, 20 acres on section 18, Bugle, of his brother-in-law, James Cartrite, $1,000. in DeWitt township, died last Thurs Minatd A. Hulsc and wife to Henry Hart, day. March 23. A serious complication part of lot 2, Lynd a Addition, block 2, St . “ _ lit Is Latest Novelties in Neckwear! of diseases, among which were cancers Johns, 81,000. Edward Brown and wife to George Brown and kidney trouble, made his last illness lot 16. Brown ’s subdivision out lot J, block 3, a very painful ami lingering one. We St Johns, $50. learn he was very patient even to the Benjamiu F. Seldon Jr. and wifeto Nellie W last. His funeral was held at the Ilurd Ely, et al, 20 acres on section 18, Eagle, $800. Will they be Sold Cheap ? A COMPLETE LINE OF school house on Saturday, Rev. W. S. ■George W. Hyde and wife to Cyntha A. 8ber Sly, of Lansing, officiating. P. L. II man et al, 40 acres on section 10, Beutral, $2,000. NORTH OLIVE. They Will be Sold Cheap!HATS AND CAPS! March 27, 1893. Mr. Arthur lias finished sawing on I. The M. Eaton ’s place and will move his mill to the place Josiab Upton bought last fall of Mrs. Eaton. County Fair Anything and everything yon may desire in the liue of Will White is moving his mill to the affords an excellent opportunity for the The Stock consists of Price farm, where he will saw for David pick-pocket to get your watch. If you McConkey. would be proof against his skill, be sure Mark Ciaee has bought 40 acres of J. that the bow (or ring) is a Furnishing Goods. Upton. Dry Goods, A. Devemux is making quite a gain in the milk business for the Dewitt creamery. He is now hauling nearly a Groceries, All at prices heretofore unknown in Clinton County. Buying goods for full load. strictly CASH enables us to do just what we advertise. An exami O. D. Protts is building an addition nation will prove this assertion. to bis barn. Boots and Shoes, J. Caswell and wife, from Isabella This wonderful bow is now fitted to the county, and Mrs. E. Merrihew, have been Jas. Boss spending a few days here. They came Crockery, to attend the funeral of Edward Hugue- Filled Watch Cases, let, whose remains were received last which are made of two plates of gold CLARK & ETJLSE TVeek from Minnesota. soldered to a plate of composition metal. Glassware, ------Look equally as well as solid gold cases, maple rapids . and cost about half as much. March 28. 1893. Guaranteed to wear 20 years. Lamps, Mrs. A. II. Creasinger went to De Always look for this trade mark-j-» troit last Friday. None genuine without it. TQJf Quite a large amount of maple sugar Sold only through watch dealers.®* Rubbers, has been manufactured in this vicinity Ask any jeweler for pamphlet or send during the last ten days. to the manufacturers. A series of revival meetings, conduct Hats and Caps. ed by Evangelist Hill, are being held in Keystone Watch Case Co., And with it a Seasonable Stock of Fashionably Made the Congregational church. PHILADELPHIA. And all the Store Fixtures. A shooting club has been organized in this place, and the explosiou of fire arms is daily heard in our midst. You have noticed The saw-mill of Jones, Barnard & Co. CLOTHING! which burned in this village recently, that some houses always seem to need is being re-built, and ’ere long will be repainting ; they look dingy, rusted, For all mankind, at the in running order. faded. Others always look bright, DRY GOODS LIST Mrs. Dr. Knapp and children, of St. clean, fresh. The owner of the first Johns, attended the Campfire on Satur “economizes ” with “cheap ” mixed 1714 day evening. They intend spending the paints, etc.; the second paints with Dress Goods, Underwear, Buttons, week here visiting friends. The Ladies’ Union of the Christian Linens, Ribbons, Jewelry, Hos church, in this village, on Thursday of Strictly Pure last week repaired in a body to the resi dence of Rev. A. W. Burnes, pastor of iery, Cottons, Gloves, Prints, the M. E. church, and assisted Mrs. White Lead 3^To. 17 Olirxtcn Burnes who has been in poor health for The first spends three times as much Notions, Etc. several months in doing up her family for paint in five years, and his build sewing. This truly Christian act was ings never look as well. greatly appreciated by Rev. and Mrs. Almost everybody knows that good Burnes. paint can only be had by using strictly ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. A patriotic diama entitled “ Odds ure White Lead. The difficulty is With the Enemy,” was presented at Eick of care in selecting it. The fol Crockery and China Perry’s hall, in this village, on Satur lowing brands are strictly pure White day evening, by “Veterans of tlie G. A. Lead, “Old Dutch" process; they are R. and ladies of the W. R. C., assisted standard and well known —established Cups and Saucers, Plates, Full Sets by Good Templars. It was a master by the test of years: piece of amateur acting, for a country See this Stock- and learn die Prices before village. Our sides were made to shake “Armstrong & McKelvy” China, Lamps, ALL AT HALF with spasmodic convulsions by the in “Beymer-Bauman ” “Eckstein ” imitable antics of the darkie, “Tabbs, ” PRICE. you buy. till breatli failed us, and we felt our “Fahnestock ” “Anchor ” selves in a kind of comico collapse. In “Kentucky ” “Morley” fact, most of the parts were rendered “Southern ” “Shipman ” with so much truthfulness to natural "we -A-fle nsrorr impulse, as to put the ordinary style of “Red Seal” “Collier” studied “stage art” quite into the shade. “Davis-Chambers ” The violin performance by Mr. Lyman For any color (other than white) tint BOOTS AND SHOES. Sclianck, accompanied by Miss Eva the Strictly Pure White Lead with Fuller, on the organ, was delightfully National Lead Company's Pure White At less than Half Price. BANKRUPT inspiring to every lover of fine instru Lead Tinting Colors, and you will have mental harmony. The house was well the best paint that it is possible to put We are simply selling goods cheaper than aay bankrupt sale in Michr filled with an appreciative and enthusi on a building. gan (quality considered.) astic audience, and the receipts wer^ For sale by the molt reliable dealer* in very encouraging to the Post veterans paints everywhere. Hats and Caps at Your Price. In Rubber Goods we offer: i In Leather we offer: and Corps ladies. It was a tine success. If you are going to paint, it will pay you to tend to us Tor a book containing Informa Rex . tion that may eave you many e dollar ; it Men's Rubber Boots ...... $2.26 will only cost you a postal card to do so. »» |>g0 100 pairs Ladies’ $2.50 Shoes. NATIONAL LEAD CO., aEOCEEIE Youths “ “ ...... 1.80 F#r March 39. 18W1. I Broadway, Hew York. Frank Dey It am moved onto the I'red Chicago Branch, Childs “ “ ...... 90 Uauarly farm •tats and FlfUentn Street*. Many articles too numerous to mention. Mr. and Mrs. Janz have friend* visit Men ’s .Self-Acting Rubbers ...... 56 pain Ladies1 $1A0 Hboe* ing them from Ohio. Men's Imitation sandal ...... 40 * ’* r ** teat*. MIm Alice Scott cloned a succeMful term of achool at Olive Center I ant week. IAdtea' lm. Handal and ( roquet .. 32 WILL Come early. If you can t come Saturday, J. T. Norris, of Lansing, has Hold bis OF farm in this town to a Mr. Kanborn. of lawlies Plain Dreaa Rubber* ..... 35 Boys' 11.50 and $1.26 Hhnen Lansing come some other day. The entire stock Misae* ...... » •••*>• Mrs. K. II. Iledell, who has been on the sick list a couple of weeks, is some offered without reserve until closed out. Child* •***•* 26 better now rhese are ail HnafcMi Rubber Hwt (Vs Boys' |I.B and 91.09 dhoea Major I*wi* baa moved onto Dr. Him Now, friends, this is a chance of your lifetime. mon s farm ami will work for the Dr. drat quality fsr 714 ante. by the month thie summer Don ’t get left. He on hand early anil Report says that John 11 Hi has traded his farm to Rous Bronte, of dt Johns, often. You will l>c astonished and Mr. Bronte Will move anon d RICK the read >»( our liar sail Mr* a \ I'agree waa jabsa it 0 •nKleet ’s I set week This waa the . Tr I ItlMHtMH #. »* WMfir, .,11 um,M« imr. *M *4 IRS ha*l ti»*i *1 tfht ! Mt* F»Jrt M m mmimf„_ _ 7*7.Sw U)m 4W. M *»>■ na Hi. Mama* '* Of I» *7 FtM*w a HIHwm. Pwwln * FT Mr. and Mrs. M SM SOWIST IVM .adl I si ted km part st. Johns mercantile co. Butcher’s Cash Shoe HouseAbraham Lincoln. In the Eastward, No. 12 has Pullman Sleeper.Chicago to fsKAL.] Secretary of State. the Supreme Court, said this in his in- Democrat. place of a holy ardor and patriotic zeal my political preferences and convic Detroit. No. 14 has Wagner Chair Car, in the cause of a free and united coun tions will be maligned, but all mental Grand Rapids to Detroit. No. 18 has Chair Car, aagural message when elected Mayor of and physical births are accomplished Grand Rapids to Detroit. No. 82 has Wagner try—which once actuated Republican Sleeper, Grand Haven to Detroit Sherift' ’s Office, the city of Flint : “We should strive to CONCERNING TENSIONS. leaders—the American i»eople are at last with what is termed pain —brought Clinton County, Mich. Westward, No. II has Chair Car, Detroit to Grand do equal and exact justice to all, In conversation with Judge Wheeler, confronted with exactly the situation as about through much travail und tribu 7b the Electors of Clinton County, Mich : lation in my particular case. I claim, Haven. No. IS has Wagoner Parlor Car, whether high or low, rich or i>oor, white of Ludington, whose name is favorably predicted by the immortal Lincoln, Detroit to Grand Kupida. No. 17 has Pullman In accordance with the above you are hereby whose fame belongs not to the Republi however, 1 am entirely consistent. 1 Sleeper, Detroit to Chicago. No. 81 has Wagner notified that at the General Election to be held in or black, always remembering that the mentioned in connection with the ap can party alone, but to the whole repub am still in the ranks of the liberty-loving Sleeper, Detroit to Grand Haven. i In-state ou Monday, the 3d day of April next, pointment to the office of pension scholars and advanced thinkers. I have JNO. W. LOUD, BEN FLETCHER, the following officers are to he elected, viz : poor man has rights w’hich should he lic, and whose counterpart, Grover Traffic Manager. Trav. Pass. Agent. An Associate Justice of tbe Supreme Court, iu guarded as sacredly as those of the commissioner, President Cleveland has Cleveland, now fills the executive chair reached a higher plane. I care not for Thos . Biiomlkv . Lor al Agent. place ot Frank A Hooker, whose term of office will this to say m relation to pensions : at Washington, having a Cabinet of party names. I believe in the largest expire December 31,1893 rich. ” counselors in every way the equal of liberty of thought and action compati Also two Regents ol the University in plate of “I am in favor of just and liberal pen Herman Keifer arid Charles R. Whitman, whose that of his great prototype, and who is ble with law and good government. terms of office will expire December 81. 1893. The nomination by President Cleve sions, ” said he. **If there is any idea taking up the work where laid dow ’n by You ma> class me as a “Gresham Re GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Also a Circuit Judge for the 29th Judicial Circuit land and the confirmation by the senate abroad that l am opposed to the pension Lincoln, who, in a private letter, writ publican,' or a ‘Cleveland Democrat, ’ to which the county of Clinton belongs, in place of ers it is a mistake, and I want it re ten shortly before his death, said : (letter yet. as “one that loves my fellow- sdrerman R. Dat'oll, whose term of office will ex of Louis E. Rowley, of the Lansing moved. On the contrary, I believe that men. ’ The name doesn't niake the pire December 31,189;. Journal, as postmaster at Lansing, is there are many men who are unjustly “ ‘I see In the near future a crises approach Also a County Commissioner of Schools in place ing that unnerves me and causes ine to trem party any more than clothes makes the of Reuben M, Winston, whose term of office will approved in every portion of Michigan deprived of the pensions to which they ble for the safety of my country. As a result man. 1 wear the collar of no party expire June 80,1893. where Mr. Rowley is known. Few men are entitled. There are many others of the war, corporations have been enthroned leader, native or alien-born, of no po Also an nmeudmeut to Section 9 (nine) Article 14 who get pensions wholly disappropri and an era of corruption In high places will litical ‘club. ’ (fourteen) of tbe Constitution ofthis^tate relative have done better work for the Democ ate to the services they performed on follow, and the money power or the country to works of internal improvement. will endeavor to prolong Its reign by working “The animating personality of the Also an amendment to Section 1 (one) of article racy than Mr. Rowley. He has labored the field and the disabilities they in upon the prejudices of the people until all Republican putty is dead. Mr. Blaine 9 (nine) of the Constitutional this Slate relative to unselfishly ami with undaunted y.eal curred. These wrongs should be righted wealth Is aggregated In a few hands and the was really ahead and outside of his the salaries of the several State officers. and we need a pension commissioner republic is destroyed. I feel at this moment W. M. LELAND. and he was entitled to the recognition. party. Ills advocacy as the Democratic .Sheriff ol Clinton County. who can provide the remedy quickly, more anxiety for the safety of my country doctrine of reciprocity was as much in St. Johm, March ti, 1893. Such appointments as this are popular safely ana justly. than ever before, even in the midst of the war. God grant that my suspicions may be ground advance of its hide-bound party princi 1HANCKKY OKD1U. —State of Micbi- with the people snd tend to strengthen “For that reason I do not want a pen less.' ples as was the independence manifested J gan, twenty-ninth judicial circuit, in chancery. the Democratic party. —Sagittate Even sion commissioner who has any per “Similar views were also held by ray by that old-fashioned Republican, BEST LINE TO THE WEST CSuit pending in the circuit court for Clinton sonal enmity against the pension sys model soldier, judge and patriot, Walter county. In chancery, at St. Johns, on March 13th, ing Nctcs. Amen ! Amen ! tem in general or against pensions. I father. 1893, Dors McCorey, complainant, vs. Patrick “ ‘The money power ’ is to-day distinct Q. Gresham, present secretary of state. Mi-Cony, defendant. In this cause it appear have no personal desire to undertake ively represented in this nation by the I long since learned that all the patriot Superb Dining Car Serviceing that defendant is • resident o( this ALLEN 1». MORSE APPOINTED. such a crusade and I do not want the Republican party, which practically left ism and learning in these United states 1802. --- 1892 state, but his whereabouts are unknown, Judge Allen B. Morse has been se sendees of a commissioner who will were not confined to the Republican As long u time as David reigned, so long has on motion ol Lyon A booling, complainant ’s have any such idea in view.” the United States Treasury bankrupt. solicitors, it is ordered that defendant enter lected by President Cleveland as Con The “crisis' has already come through partv ; that as many men of Democratic the Chicago, Rock Island und Pacific Railway his appearance in said cause on or before five ill-advised laws enacted by the Republi proclivities fought to preserve the union run trains westward from Chicago. mouths from the date of ibis older, and that sul to Glasgow, Scotland, a position The Rock Island is foremost in adopting any within twenty days the complainant cause this WHAT IS A DEMOCRAT? can party during the last fifteen or of states as did Republicans; that old advantage calculated to Improve speed and which will insure him much comfort Andrew Jackson was somewhat of a give that luxury, safety and comfort that pop order to be published in the Clinton Independent,, The fellows who have Just joined the party twenty years, said publication to he continued once in each week and an annual iucome of about $17,OUO. patiiot, as well as Abraham Lincoln; ular patronage demands. Its equipment is for six weeks in succession. are better off than those of us who have been THE REPUBLICAN PARTY A CREDITORS' thoroughly complete with vestibuled trains, Th\p faithful and earnest member of with It all our lives.—Democratic I’oiitU Um. that the scholarship of the land was mugnifleenr dining cars, sleepers and chair 8. B. DABOLL, CLUB. largely docking to the democratic party, coaches, all tbe most elegant, and of recently Circuit Judge. the Democrat family has been kindly Tlius spoke a democrat to The News, Lyon A Doolino , “Since the day when Zacliariah (.’han as also the ablest of the press. improved patterns. Complainant's Solicitors. remembered by the powers that be. in comment on Henry A. Robinson's dler boasted openly of having expended ““The federal government of the Faithful and capable management and polite, appointment as statistician of the agri $20,000 to defeat the election of Jacob United States, although one of restricted honest service from employes are important ORTGAGE SALK Default having been “Judge Mom,” said the President, Items. They are a double duty—to the Com made in the paytueut of the sum of thirty- “is abeut my own age. He has reached cultural department at Washington. — M. Howard as Senator and elect himself and delegated powers only f(pm its very pany and to travelers—and it is sometimes a Mnine hundred, four and 37-100 dollars ($3 904.37;, a time of life when he naturally would The democratic party would have been instead as the immediate successor to nature being one acknowledging the task difficult of accomplishment. Passengers which amount is claimed to he due at- the date like to look forward to assured comfort (ten. Lewis Cass, and the subsequent sovereignty of the people, is subject to on this line will And little cause for complaint hereof upon a certain mortgage dated November buried long ago had it not lieen for ac constant and steady changes and growth on that ground. 13, A. D. 1891, executed by Lewis Pearl, of Green- and independence. True, an appoint defeat for re-election and the consequent The importance of the Line can be i»etter »u*h, Michigan, to Julius S. Barber, of Coldwater, ment to toe bench would give him a life cretions from republican sources of men death of Howard by the same corrupt either towards a plutocratic (money- understood if a short lesson in geography l»e Michigan,and duly recorded in the office of the position. But the experiences of a cir who were more democratic than the means in 1871. the power of money m power) centralization and thence gradu now recited. Register of Deeds of Clinton county on the 13th the Republican party 1ms been increas ally to a despotism with its mailed What is the great Eastern terminal of the It) Ol November. A. I)., 1891, in Voi. 52 of mort cuit Judge lead him from place to place. democrats themselves. The trouble Rook Island Route? —Chicago. What other gages on page 635 and said mortgage containing a He must entertain and be entertained. ing. The pernicious policy was inaug hand, like unto the manner of the an sub-Eastern termini has it?—Peoria. To what stipulation that in case any installment of interest There are other places, any one of which with a hu ge number of democratic poli urated at that time by Chandler. It cient Roman Republic under the Cae important points does it run trains to the or piinc-ipal should lu-come due and payable and Judge Morse can fill with credit to him ticians in Detroit is that they do not was repeated many times, hut was tlag- sars. or, on the other hand, towards a Northwest? —St. Paul and Minneapolis. Minne remain unpaid for Ihespace of ninety nays, that at broader and more perfect democracy, sota and Watertown and Sioux Fulls. Dukota. the option of tbe mortgagee tbe whole principal self and the utmost satisfaction to the Know whqt democracy is. Their idea rantly atul criminally displayed in the To what Important Iowa and Nebraska points? sum should become due and payable, and :m in people where the emoluments would be of their duty to their party is holding act of Congress of Ls73. demonetizing and thence to a Christian socialism or — Des Moines and Davenport, Iowa ; Omaha stallment of interest having become due Novem- greater. Four years in such a place the money of the Constitution —silver to the ideal Grecian Republic of Plato. and Lincoln, Nebraska. Does it touch other ber 13. A. I)„ 1892, and more than ninety days down the offices and paying the cam coin —thus robbing it of its legal tender I prefer to identify myself henceforth Missouri River points? —Yes; St. Joseph. Atch- huviug elapsed and the mortgagee having'elected and possibly eight —would result in such Non. i.i aM-mvnrtli and Kansas city. Does It that the whole principal sum and all arrearage of income as to leave the incumbent in a paign expenses. This is why, when function as money in the payment of with the latter party. The majestic run trains to the Foothills of the Rocky Moun interest should be due and payable, the whole fair way to he independent." they are sent to the state legislature or debts, a power it possessed from the oak under whose grateful shade the old tains? —Yes: to Denver. Colorado Springs and amount being the sum above given, is now due foundation of this republic. I de Republican party was nurtured into Pueblo, solid vestibuled from Chicago. Can und payable and the power of sale in said mort to congress, they often ignorantly and nounced it at that time in the public being, is at last scorched, withered, important cities of Kansas be reached by the gage having become operative, notice is hereby A DESPERATE CONVICT. stupidly vote for republican measures, Rook Island Route? —Yes; its capital city, To given that the premises described in 'aid mort press. I denounce it still. That infa shriven and metamorphosed by the peka, ana a full hundred others in all direc gage, to-wit: the South half of the North-west R. Irving Latimer, the matricide sent and bring their party into disgrace. Mr. mous law changed —and damned —the Midas-like touch of millionaire manipu tions in the State, and it Is the only road run quarter of section twenty-five (41) and the East one Robinson publicly jo ined the democrat “Republican party,' from a party of pa lators. manufacturers, miners and sap ning to and Into the new lands opened for set hundred (100) acres of the South-west quarter of to prison at Jackson three years ago for triotic principles into a stupendous ered- pers into the deadly upas tree, whose tlement in the Cheyenne and Arapuhofe Reser said sectiou twenty-five (26) all iu town eight (8) murdering his mother, sbertly after mid ic party when Grover Cleveland issued vation. North of Range two (2; West in the State of Michi itors' club. 1 Imvf lived in the constant poisonous vapors have penetrated the It will thus be seen that a line tapping, as gan. subject to the rights of ibetownshipofGreen- night of the 27th, poisoned Geo. W. his famous free wool message. That hope that some leader would arise out innermost vitals of that party. the Rock Island does, such a varied territory, bush in one-hall acre of land out of said one hun has much In that regard to commend it to Haight, the night captain of the prison, was something like six years ago. He of its ranks to take the benighted and “I quote again : dred acres under a lease da’ed April 1, A. D., 1889, “ “Money ! the cry was still mouey ! travelers, as all connections art* sure on the will be sold at auction to the highest bidder on secured the keys and a rifie. and left by was a tariff reformer before that, how backsliding hosts out of the Egyptian Rock Island, and passengers can rely on a Tuesday, llie 30th day of May A. D.. 1893, bondage and the phallic worship or the Money was the one thought, from the speedy Journey, us over a bulk of the system at nine o ’clock A. M., at the front door of tbe the front gates. Night* Guard David ever. for while running on the working- golden calf, and so restore the old highest Senator to the poorest wretch, through trains are run.and it hag become, and Court house, in the village of St. Johns, Clinton men's and republican ticket for con who sold his vote in the Comitia.' rightly too, the popular Line county Michigan to satisfy tbe amount due on Haight, whom he also poisoned, died at prestige of the days of Lincoln and Sum A very popular train on tbe Chicago, Rock >»id mortgage and all icga'l coats and the attor l:.jOa. m. Latimer, after securing the gress. in 18SH, lie publicly avowed his ner to the party. But ‘Ephraim ’ to-day “Sings the poet Goldsmith : Island und Pacific Railway leaves Chicago, ney's fee provided for therein and allowed by determination, if elected, to vote for is “joined to his idols ’—African domina “III lures the land to bast'nintc ills a prey. daily, at 10 p. in. It is called “Thk Bin FIVE,” statute.—Dated February 25. A. D., 1893. rifle, attempted to liberate the prison tion in t lie south (foreseen and depre Whi n wealth accumulates and men decay." is only one day out, and passengers arrive at JULIUS 8. BARBER, ers in the west wing near his cell, but such tariff measures as would eventu Denver, Pueblo or Colorado Springs early the H. H. Barlow . Mortgagee. cated by my father on the adoption of “So I say to old and young Republi second morning. Attorney for Mortgagee. failed. Capt. Gill, night keeper at the ally lead to frea trade. For this avowal, the fifteenth amendment), and “ money cans —abandon a party that panders to The Rock Island has become a popular Col and because he wore neither a swallow power' domination in the north —and I, the plutocrat, whose power is even orado Line, and the train above referred to is prison has been arrested as an accom Vestibuled, and carries the Rock Island's ex plice in assisting Latimer to escape, and tailed coat nor silk stocking, he lost for one. have determined to * let him greater and moie dangerous in this re cellent Dining Car Service. LIVER TT alone !’ Plutocrats have the Republi public than was that of the like class in For full particulars as to tickets, maps and is now in jail. Latimer is recognized 2.000 republican votes in the first, sec can party by the throat ; Populists bv the equally mighty Roman republic of rates, apply to any coupon ticket office in the —AND- ond and fourth wards, though the dem United States. Canada or Mexico, or address, as the most desperate criminal of his the heels : it seems to me that the great old —tlie conqueror of the world—and JNO. SEBASTIAN. age. and there is no doubt in the minds ocratic ninth ward gave him 800 maj. party of the common people —I mean by which produced its downfall. Genl. Tkt & Pass Agt., Chicago, III, of everybyody that he murdered his Brainy men with strong convictions that the everyday working masses—the “The war of the southern rebellion is E. ST. JOHN, Genl. Manager, Chicago, 111. and the courage to express them is what party founded by the immortal Thomas long since over. A new ami creator father a year before he butchered his the democracy needs right here, and Jefferson, author of the Declaration of danger than was negro chattel slavery mother. His father died of narcotic when they come from the republican American Independence, which is now confronts us—the grasping greed 1893. JACKSON, poison. Latimer was captured at Je party, so much the better for the demo ranked only by the Sermon on the of the money power —foreseen by the The Merchant Tailor. rome. Hillsdale county. Tuesday even cracy. That they should be appointed Mount —a party that has been renewed, great Lincoln and others. ing. to office is to the credit of the appoint regenerated and disenthralled by the “ ‘Cavemium est tie quid ilanini capiat ing powers. broad-gauged and comprehensive patri respublica. ’ ” THE STATE TICKET. Mr. Robinson's is more a nati onal otism