Sunday Papers W a L L P a P E

NO. 23. VOL. XXVII MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1902.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS, Morton Shaker bread forsalconlyat HONORED OUR SOLDIER DEAD Clark's Bakery. * Geo, M. Webb has painted his resi• Mason's List Has Grown Four Dur Farmers I SUNDAY PAPERS ing the Past Year. WALL PAPER! Do you know that at the Colti Slor dence on east Maple street. Mason was and Is a patriotic plac age you can get a fancy price tor your Beginning next Monday the banks DETROIT FREE PRESS This Is evidenced by the large number butter and egjts, and get the cash. of this city win close at four o'clock. of defenders of our Nation's honor GO TO CHICAGO AMERICAN I We pay a premium for butter in tubs The Jackson Baptist Sunday school who He within the borders of our land we furnlsli the tubs. Come and association will meet at Bellevue next cemetery and by the large number I see us. Mason Cold STOUAOii; Co. week. STROUD & MCDONALD. Those in the city desiring to hoary-headed and tottering-limbed have either of the above papers [ Have that bicycle repaired at Ray• Pure grape juice, the most healthful veterans who turn out every year delivered to them regularly on summer dritik, for sale at Clark's mond & Hall's. do honor to the memory of their de LATEST PATTERNS AND LOW PRICES Sunday morning can have the] See the bargains in broken lots ofp'^'^^''^ parted comrades. same by leaving their order with WINDOW SHADES shoes at F. W. Webb's. A Breezy Time" was not much of Last Friday was a beautiful day, an cyclone when it struck here lascTues Ideal day. Large numbers of our citi You can Ilnd Muresco and Asbestos CARPETS AND FURNITURE J. A. BROWER, day night. zcns and those tributary to Mason paint at Eaymond & Hall's. AT DEIVIOCRAT OFI^ICE.J Tbe swellest patent leather shoes turned out to witness the exercises, Mrs. E. D. Gregg picked ripe straw• and Oxfords for coinmencement at F, Many of our business places and resi berries from her vines May .'lOtli. dences were decorated with th W. Webb's. Commencement Schedule, We are now selling a Try Clark's Bakery, for ice cream national colors in honor of the day. Lawton T. Hemans gave the Memor Following is a calendar of the sev• Michigan (Tentpju^ soda. The best of cream and flavors. About two o'clock the various organ LEMON, lal address at the Felt district eral events connectedwith coinnieuce- " Iht Niagara Fallt Route." The best of ice cream and ice cream Izatlona began to form for the proces Bunkerbill. luent: VANILLA, HOUTriWAUD. soda at Clark's Bakery. All the best slon. Under the direction of Marshal Carl H. Kellarof Delhi sold a three Senior orations Tuesday and Wed ORANGE, IWaion lOtOSa.m. l:3fip. m.!):ljDp.tn llavors. Snook they formed on Ash street, be Jaelcaon lltOO 1!;30 10 ;W) nesday evenings, June 10 and 11, at year-old Greenwood colt to Mason tween B and C streets. The following CHOCOLATE, Ladies' patent leather shoes war• the Presbyterian church, beglrining Detroit..,, BtliOp.m. OtsOp. tn.7;t5a.ra parties for $150. were in the procession ; Co. B, M. N PINEAPPLE, ranted to wear. ODly$2.r)0 at F. W. at eight o'clock. Doors will be closed OlilcaKo 0:30 p. in. 8;55 p. m, Oi.'W a. in Kev. Louis DeLamarter, D. D., of G., Phil McKernan Post, Steele Bros Webb's. during the presentation of any num WILD CHERRY, Lansing will preach ac the Methodist Post, pastors of churches with escort NOllTUWAltl). Tho lawn in front of the vault in ber, either oration or music Music STRAWBERRY, .Milson 7:48 a. ni, 12:01 p. in. 5:33 p. in church nexc Sunday morning. and Hag, ladles of the W. R. C. and Maple Grove cemetery has been plow will be furnished by Lee's orchestra RASPBERRY, Lansing 8:12 I'.';23 p. in.OiOO See niy warranted patent leather dtiiiens in carriages. The line Offoaso 9:00 1:;W 7;1D ed, rolled and seeded. and Misses Rayner, Ferguson and men's shoes from $2.75 to $;i,"5. march was south on C street aud west COFFEE, Saginaw tO:33 2iB2 8;t6 A pair of Crumbs of Comfort shoes Frazell and Mr, Larapraan, vocalists. Bay City ttllO 3;2.'i 3:20 * F. W. Wkbb. on Elm. At the high school building orslippers will make life worth living. The seniors will present tlielrorations GRAPE or Mackinaw 7:45 p. in. 7:00 a. ni. 7:U0 a. in the school children were included aud Thatold acoouDtof Webb & Edgar's as follows: Sold only by F. W. Webb, the march to the cemetery was coq SARSAPARILLA SODA 0. W. RUOOLKS, has run long enough. PleasC'Call and Tuesday evening — Herbert L, V. D. Stanton, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt, Mason's high-school team (?) went eluded. For only 5 cents. settle. 22w2 Webb & Lawuence. Brown, Alice C, Chapin, Elizabeth Ticket Agent, Manon Ctileago to Williamston yesterday and were At the Soldiers' Memorial Lot ser• The L. A. S, of the Aurellus M^ E R, Northrup, Ray L. Bullen, Nina B. Vernon's Ginger Ale, 5c, defeated by a score of 15 to 8. vices were held in memory of the un Church will meet with Mrs, .R. W. Kelly, Hazel L. White, William T. Grape Kola, 5 c, anci BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Si.x cases of small-pox broke out in known dead, under the auspices of the Swift, June 11, for tea. All cordially Barber and Ida M. Robinson. Lansing last Monday. They are all W. E. C. The services were as follows ICE CREAM by the dish, pint, 23E2TTIST nvited. Wednesday evening — .L Enimett in previously infected localities. Song by the school children, short ad quart, or gallon. HUNDEllSON. Over Brown Hi Fuller, Amy D. Hurlburt, Lulu M. _ r.oonils.' At Dansville Tuesdays, Orown Phil McICernaii Post and W. R. C, dress by Rev. A, F, White, concluding Thatold accouotof Webb & Edgar's Keller, Roy Adams, Laura A. Dobie, Yours for the best only, and bridge work a specialty. will celebrate Flag Day,.June 14, with with another song by the pupils has run long enough. Please call and Gertrude K. McEuen, Erie H. Castcr- appropriate ceremony. Further notice After these exercises the graves of all pn-s'sicx.^irs settle. 22w2 Wehh & Lawrenci!;. io and Florence B. Fuller. LONGYEAR BROTHERS, next week. departed veterans were decorated by HAS. 0. .llilNlCINS, M. I>. I'raoUcolimited Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A. Druggists. Both Phones. Lee's orchestra will assist in the The junior class of tlie Mason high G, A. R. comrades detailed for that C to diseases of Kye, liar. Nose and Throat. S. Zimmerman at the Presbyterian 221 Washington Ave. S., Lansing, Mich, Children's Day services to be held in school will?erve ice cream on the purpose. "Taps" was sounded by Mu the Presbyterian church next Sabbath church on Sunday evening, June 15, B. MANN, Vhyslclaa and Surgeon. Olhco court house lawn next Saturday even sician Dewitt and Company B flred Col, L. H. Ives delivered the Memo—- . In Near IllocK. Honrs 2 to 5 p. in., aad 7 to evening. at 7:30 o'clock, Gs p. 111. Special attention to disea.ses ot eye, ear, Ing. Ten cents. three volleys over the grave of R. B rial Day address at Howell. nose and throat, filasses selentlllcaliy and ac• Senior banquet at the Donnelly The Holt ladies' aid society will The L. A. S. of the Aurelius M. E. Hawn, a member of Company F, .'list curately lilted, Itesldunco at 0. W. Browne's. House on_Tuesday evening, June 17. Many Masonites will.go to Lansing' meet at the home of Mrs. A. ,1. Thor- Michigan, who died in Cuba, n. FUKKLAND, M. 1). Lawrence Block. church meets with Mrs. Henry Phil Graduating exercises at i^layner today to attend Ringling Bros. show. . nonrs-8 to 9 a, ni., l to 3, 7 to S ]). in. burn on Thursday afternoon, June At the conclusion ot the services at lips, June II, instead of Mrs. R. W. opera house on Friday evening, June 12tli. All come. Frank Whipple has a position in the It. OKllTltUDK 1). OAMI'lllCLL. Physician Swift as before mentioned. the cemetery the procession reformed and Hurgeun. Olllce al residence, iiortli n 20, at eight o'clock. The address will Pere Marquette frelglit olllce at Grand There wlllbea meetlngof American and returned to the opera house where street. Honrs, 8 to 0 a. ni., 2 to 4 aad 7 to 81). ni. I have the exclusive sale of the be delivered by President A. F. Ledge. Country and town calls iiroinpUy attended, the exercises were completed. The Home Guardian Friday evening, June I RjQdgc Kalinbach, Grand Eapids Bruske of Alma College. Music by opera house was decorated in the A. M. Curnniifis of Lansing deliver• K. PKANK K. THOMAS. I'hyslclan and Sur• (ith. Initiation and refreshments. Lhoes. These are the best working Lee's full orchestra. An admission geon. Oniceover Webb «j Wliltman's store; national colors. There was a good ed the Memorial Day address at rcsliloncD B al corner U aud Oak streets. Mason. All members turn out. 22w2 slices made. ' F. W. Weub. fee of 10 cents will be charged as crowd present, but the house was not Dimondale. The latest railroad news is tliat the Lorenzo Irish is home from Canton, usual, with the customary reserved filled. Arthur H. West of Lansing has Hawks-Angus line will keep east of p., on a ten days'furlough. He is one seat arrangements, LKKED ALLEN, Attorney at LilW. Over Mayor Whitman presided and the been granted an original pension of tlie Michigan Central road. If this | of the guards at McKinley's tomb, be- Junior reception to seniors at the A Webb •.% Wliltinan's, Mason, exercises were opened by the audience $6 per month. ia done it will save two crossings in ing a member of Co. C, Fourteenth Armory on Friday evening, following A. BEltGMAN, Attorney at Law. Onice singing America. Prayer was oUered . over Longyear liros.. Mason, Mich. this City. I Infantry. the graduatinit exercises. Catherine Talmadge of Lansing has A by Rev. A. F, White. A song was been granted a mother's pension of B. MoAUTHUU. Attorney and Counselor at If those who would like to attend F. C. Ives went to Detroit last Sat• rendered by Chas. Watkins, Roy Special Session of the Board. $12 per month. , Law, Circuit Court Commissioner. Olllco the missionary meeting at Mr. Ives' Lover l''armers' liank. Mason. . urday night to take Uis examination Adams and Erie Casterlin, with Mrs The adjourned special session of the Walter S. Root is gaining slowly next Friday will be at Vandercook's for the ollice of first lieuteuaDt in M. T. IIEM_A^^S, Attorney iuid Counselor at W. B. Ketchum at the piano. Rev. board ot supervisors, for- the purpose _ Law. oflice'in tlie now Lawrence Block, store at I;30 p. m., conveyance Will be N, G,, to which office he was recently and It will be several weeks before he W. J. Wilson read Lincoln's Gettys ot taking action on the new county Mason,Mich, Money toloan on goodsscurlty, I ^(forded. , elected in Co, B, can come home. burg address, which was followed with building, met in this city last Monday Augustus Norton ot Stockbridge has Children's Day services will be held Why do you make butter when you solo by Mr. Watkins. Historian forenoon. There was a full attend been granted an increase of pension EO. A. EAULE, DEAi.Eu IN HEAVY AND at Eden Sunday morning, June 8th, at can sell your cream at your door and Adams read a brief^sketch of the 61 anee. Shelf Hardware. Maple Street, Mason. to $12 per month. G II o'clock. A line program is being get as much as you do after you have heroes who are interred in our ceme• Monday'was devoted to the various prepiired and a cordial invitation e.x- made it into butter'? Please call and tery, those in the Hawley cemetery architects to allow them to submit The Baptist Sunday school is pre• tended to all. paring a fine program for Children's U, [A'ES, rieiieral Auctioneer. A'ear see us at the Mason creamery. 23 w3 and one who was buried in the Felt their plans.. There were nine differ• , perlence. Terms always satlstactoi cemetery in Bunkerhill—William H. Day, next Sunday. L Wise is theeirl whose sense of self You've got to hustle all the time to ent plans presented. Tuesday the Clark, who died Jan. 5th. Four names ENKV KUUTZ, General Auctioneer, interest prompts her to take Rocky keep in the swim. If you are slipping building committee reported to the Mrs. W. S. Root is at Leslie with faction guaranteed, terins right, have been added to the list in the past orderH s at this olllce. Postolliee, Mason. I Mountain Tea. Ittlllsherfullofvigorldown the ladder of prosperity, take board tour plans with their choice in her parents. Both of her sons are , year and soon the added names will and there is always honey in her heart Rocky Mountain Tel. Makes people the following order: E. A. Bowd of sick with the mumps. ncrease very materially. for you. O.E.Pratt. strenuous. O.E.Pratt. Lansing first, Claire Allen of .Tackson Captain Niles of the Lansing bail •rUBMERS' MUTUAL FIKE INS0BANCE A song by the trio was followed by The women's missionary society of All patriarchs of Mason Encamp- second, Fred Hollister of Saginaw team has been released, tor the reason J; Oompany of Ingham county. Safest,cheap• the Memorial address by Rev. A. S. est and best. Forlntormatlon write to J. H. the Presbyterian church will give a ment No. 140, L 0.0. F., are request- third, Daverman & Son of Grand that he could not play ball. Shafer,secretary. Mason. A. I. Barber, prafli Zimmerman. The speaker could not dont, Mason. Olllce opposite court square. garden party for the benefit of the cd to be present at tlie next meeting, Rapids fourth. The balance of Tues• say too much in praise ot the boys Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Zimmermaa treasury, at the residence of Mrs. T. June 12. Work in the third degree. day was devoted to a discussion of the who wore the blue and said he always were given a surprise party at their VanOstrand on Wednesday, June 11, Nomination of officers and refresh- plans. felt like taking off his hat to them. home last Tuesday evening. A pleas-- T. M. WINTERS, M. D. from 2 until 5 o'clock. All are cordi-| ments. Wednesday afternoon balloting be• In the Southerners they met foemen ant evening was spent and Ice cream, ally Invited to attend. gan. Nineteen ballots were taken. CItronIc and PM Diseases. The harp orchestra of this city has worthy of their best steel. In the and cake served. First ballot gave Bowd 10, Allen 8, Having removed from Lansing here been engaged to furnish music for the Spanish-American war the boys from A gentleman from Dansville ad vlaea ELECTRO-THERAPV Hollister 5 and Daverman & Son 2. 11 am prepared to do all kinds of paint- annual commencement party and ban the North and the South stood shoul• the Demoouat to warn its readers Last ballot gave Bowd 9, Allen 10, X-RAY ing, paper hanging, relief work, fresco quet of the Union Literary Society at der to slioulder. The speaker also against a traveling spectacle man,, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT. Hollister 2, Daverman & Son 3. Ten and stencil work, kalsomining and all the M. A. 0. on Wednesday evening, paid a fine tribute to mothers, wives who IS working the county. Says, 8 to to a.m. OFFICE: otes were the most received by Bowd, kinds of water colors. All work lirst- June 18th. and sweethearts who remained at every indication is tiiat he is a fraud.. HOBEO-^ 2 to 4 p. m. 103 Washington Ave., N., 2 by Allen, 7 for Hollister and 4 tor 7 to 8 p. 111. Lansing. Mich. class. Hoping to get a share of your Last Friday forenoon Mrs.- L. C. home, ot the hard work and trials they Especially warn them, he says, not ta Su.vnAvs-2 to 4 p. ni. Daverman & Son. The board adjourn• patronage, you will And me located on uncomplainingly endured. At the Sign any papers for him. Clti/.BU's J'lioiiH .211 Webb fell down the steps at the rear ed until Monday forenoon at 10:30 east Ash street. P. L, Stevens. close ot his remarks he was greeted of her residence, dislocating her clock. with applause. Teachers' Examination, Chas. A. Brower died at 6:00 a. m. thumb and bruising her face. She Presbyterian Church. . . i , u v. , • .. , The Mason High School Alumni The next teachers' examination will The exercises closed with the dox- Andrew S /imnierman mstnr yesterday at his home In Liberty, after Pu'led the thumb back into place and Association will give a banquet this be held at Leslie on Thursday ancl Tltsday-tloo p m Sunior Ea- ^ 'o^S "'''-«' ulceration of the then summoned medical aid. ologyby the audience and a benedlc month. Watch for particulars next Friday, June 19 and 20,1902. Teach• deavor- T-30 p m prayer meeting!h''°™''ch, aged 09 years, 23 days. A On the home grounds last Thursday tlon by Dr, Wilson, week. Every member should help to ers will be on hand at nine o'clock a. 8'30p.ni teachers''raeeting Sunday"'''^ ^""^ children survive him. afternoonthe Williamston high school m., local time, on the opening day. Mrs, Johanna Gansser of Bay City, niak^ this banquet a success. -^I0'30 preaching service • 12 m Sun-F'^'^ funeral will be held,at the East team defeated the local students by a 22w2 A. G. WrtsON, Coram'r. mother ot E, B, Gansser, died last Fri• Mrs. L. II. Ives will entertain the day school' ; 6:00, Christian' Endeavor' ; 'Liberty church Wednesday at 2:30 p. score of 9 to 8. Batteries—Adams day morning ot Bright's disease, aged m.—Jackson Patriot, June 3d. Mr. Liverance and Weaver for Williams- W. H. M. S. and the W. F. M. S. of the 7:00, preaching service.' , BUSINESS LOCALS. Brower was formerly a resident of our ton; Clark and Snook for Mason, 59years. She is survived by four chil• M. E. Church at Sunnyside, Friday, dren., Baptist Church, city and left here nearly 17 years ago. Adams struck out 10 batters. June fith, at 2:30 o'clock. A ten cent Ifor Sulu. Arthur F. White, pastor, _ In a wreck on the Grand Trunk last tea will be served. Everyone Is cordi• One Utindrctl and twenty acres ot lana, twa. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. BuUen-of Aurell-1 The ^Idsumraer picnic of the Ing miles south and oiio-baltmile west of Willlam»- Friday morning halt a mile south ot ally invited. Thursday-3:45 p, m,. Junior Un-1 us will entertain the Jun'e"meetlng "of I n^^^ ^-F^^ Correspond- ton. AKOod now liouao. basement barn.Uoritt Stockbridge, nine cars were piled in a barn, granary, tenement house, orcbard tsa. ion; Thursday—7:30 p, m,, prayer Liig Farmers' Club, Dr, George A, ents'Association will be held, at Sun- Chas, Bentley's show, containing 30 acres 0 timber, wells, etc. Will take »i,liOO. In- heapi while the track was covered qiilreoC MttS. D. Putman .. meeting, Sunday—10:30 a, m,, morn-Uyaterman ot M, A, 0, will speak on Nys'de, the pleasant home of Col; and people, is quarantined In a tent in an with wreckage and ploughed up tor 22W2 - -, on the premises. ingservices; 12 m,, Sunilay school; 6:00 "Common Diseases of Farm Animals,'' Mrs, L, H. Ives on Friday, June 20th. open field in the village of Climax, rods. The cause of the wreck was a Six pigs for sale.. G. W. ColUns, tour and one- p. m., B. Y. P. U.; 7:00 p. ra., evening hf. a. Crittenden wllliead the discus- All correspondents are urged to at- rope has been stretched and guards halt miles northeast of Mason, amp broken flange. No one was injured. aced on duty to enforce the quaran-. service. • - slon on "Noxious Weeds and Their tend. Program will be published next Hu// Si4»- Vor Saii), Methodist Clmrcli, Extermination." Misses Edith Wll- week. Alex. Curry, who was released from tine, A Child connected with the InqulrooC OrvaHarnioo, Mason, Micti, Siirlj}., W. J. Wilson, pastor. son and Janette Zimmerman will give A. E. AaeltineotAlaiedon township the county jail, last Saturday' after circus was sick and the village physi• Sixty or more acres ot hay to be cia tor the mon• Thursday—Prayer meeting at 7;30 recitations. Let everyone plan to go after reading the Item in the Free serving a 20-day sentence for jumping cian diagnosed the disease as small• ey. Party with teuin aud tools can have housa jHid. pox,"--; . • barn room, Kardon, orchard aud pasture until Nu- ; p. m. Sunday—Morning services atP"^ ^ P^^^^^"'' and profltable Pressot a Northville farmer's mam- a board bill at the •Donnelly House, vembor or sprlui!, Makv Sukkman, 2iw3p 10:30;"'evening services, 7:00; Sunday ^^^' moth porker, thought one of his own got Into trouble at Lansing the same Ingham county furnishes the fol• • • Gluniirltou SiSOK. ; V^^^.^^^^• -• School at 11:45. R. Raymond, Supt.' I Last week Wednesday the board ot| hogs looked larger, and upon meaaur- afternoon, He'is very smooth with lowing graduates from the U, of M. By Will Cailton 2:25^. dam by Greenbaclss, state auditors Anally allowed Ingham in«found it did by four inches from his tongue and talked $5 out of Amos thisyear: Dansville—law, E, A, Dens- win make the season ot ID02 ut Uls otrnur's bum A son was born to Mr, Clark, driver at engine house No, 1, more ; pharmacy, Arthur. L. Randall, In Mason, Torms-Jio to Insure mare In fo»i., .: Frank Hayhoe of Alaiedon. May 2S I''''''' °^ °^ I"? '°'""^ Gtenarlton Is a slro o( speed, market aud KOiiaral i: ,- I ot the grand jury and subsequent I a half inches girth. by claiming he was a member of the lanslng — literary, James Turner, purpose horses, . A, G, Lvow, Mason, MleU. The KoyaT Neighbors will give an [ trials of indicted officials. The re-| S.R, King erected a large barn frame Grand Rapids Are department, and Scott Turner; law, Joseph H, Dunne- ice cream social at J, S, Coy's FridayLeipt given by the county is in full for Scott Waldo, on the Spauldlng S2,25 out ot A, 5. Casterlin of the backe, W,S. Foster; medical, Austin House and barn, with nearlyava acres ot land, - on north Main street, Mason, evening, June 6th, Everyone Invited I for all expenses incurred up to the farm, in WheatOeld last v?eelc. It Hudson House, Curry was arrested Burdick. Leslie—medical, Thos. 18K Pit, OiiAfl, G, JKyKiwB. Lanstog. to attend. and' the money returned to the loan- , Paton. Mason—medical, Alice B. time of the passage of the joint reso-dovers 68x100 fee6.v;The^^^^ Insurance Co. of North Amorlo*.. Tell us why a druggist offers you a lutloa authorizing payment, , Since ia 30x100 feet, with main posts which ers: Monday afteraoon before Justice laworth. Stockbridge—law, Vernal Founded A, D, 1702, Losses paid, from.orsa---'V nidation »108,0«),OM. A. W, rAitittiuBaT. As't- substitute for the Madison Medicine that date there have.been three trials are 30 feet Starmont Curry pleaded guilty and Tliompson, WebbervUle—medical, Co.'s Roclcy MouatalQ Tea. Does be for the expenses of, which the county of 18 feet on:elther side, which would was sentenced to 05 days iu the De• Euaaell K. Marbel, Williamston- Xo Buubt or JDIsappoluliineut - troit house of correction without the : iterary, Mary L. Dennis; medical, T. When you bur Ean Alaledoa Short-EornK».,.. love you or is he after bigger profit ? expects, to, be compensated vhy -the of themselves make a reasoaable sized Young hull! aod belfera tor sale.„ iswaip Think it over, 0, E, Pratt. next legislature. -. | bara with posta of ordlaary height, alternative of a Que. " Laagtord. ! J. B, nuKKBL, Hftsoa, MlcU., B, F. D, Mo, 1^' . VOLCANO A MYSTEEY. BOY IN SPRINGTIME. PRICES AEE SOAEING. Iflfliam County Deniocrar.

SCIENTISTS AMAZED BY UNIQUE COST OF LIVING HAS HAD A BIG PHENOMENA, INCREASE, MASON, - - MICH. 4 Mr. Patterson, one of the ininorit.T niemhers of tlio Pllilippine coiiimiltoe, oc• ;\roiiiit I'elce KniiitinuH Jvead to Unex- ,V11 ConiniodlticM Ulclier - StuI iHtlcs cupied the Iloor of the Seniilo nio.^t of 1902 JUNE. 1902 Iiected TernirK — KxireiMO Daiiifcr J'repareil by Carroll D, WriKlitRliow the day Monday in a diseussion of the- liovcrH Over Jniaiid of Martinifiuc— iiii; the UiuiKO from 1800 to 11)01- Pliilippino ipieslion. Tlio. coiifereiico re- Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Si New JIorroi'H Miiy Breulc Out. CoiiHiiiner In tiic SnirerLT, liort on Uio fortilicalioiis appropriation' 1)111 wns agreed to without debate, and I 2 3 4 5 6 7 sixty-two private ileilsloii bills were pas.s- Tho ernplions nC Mount Toleo aro I'o what extent has the cost of living ed, In the House the day was chiefly ilo- 8 9 10 14 11 12 13 nnifino in the world's histol'.v. Prof, Hill, increased in the United Stiiles ot late vbted to hlisiiless coiiiioeted witli the Dis• Unitiiil States novornnient (jeolOKlst, who 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 yeal'sV That it hits increased there seems trict of Coliinibiii, espeeially the bill' has retnrned tu l<''ort.tlu Kl'ance ti'oiu an no doiilit, Tlirdiiglioiit the length and ainoiidlitg tile District code. Sixty pri• 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 o.vtoniloil and ililnKflroiis tl'ip lo the vol- lipeadth of the land the iieople are talk• vate pen.sioa liills wero passed, and tlio- eano, stated that in Koveral instances the 29 30 © ® Q 0 © ing aliout it. The housewives havo taken conference reports on the agrieliltiiral np- aetivit.v of ,Mollilt I'elee wits proceoilin;; up tho suli,ieet, iiild it is entering the po © G) © e © e propriation bill and urgent delicieiiey bill.s. KloilK lilies nnprc'codeiltpcl in tlio annals lllical Held, A\'lieil housewives go to wero agreed to. , N, M, of .seioiK-'O, III! itverrtMl that o.vtrCMUo ditii- market to buy food for the fitinily tiihle, slill liDvercd ovi.'r Mitrliniiiuo linil 0th,, Jp I2tb, VrJ20th. 2Sth or lo Ihlt stores for dress goods and house In tho Sennio on Tuesday a frnitlf^ss that iu view ol' tliu c.vtniurtlinal'.v coildi- filrnislLMigs, or the head of the house to effort was made lo secure an agroemellt tioM.s jiroviiilillK it was ..inipos.silile to the silcps for tools, implemeiits, cutlery, on a time for n vole on llle Phill|ipino prophesy what llio vrtletiiio nilKlit do wx.t sii|iplie-j, etc., tliey gain the goneral idea HISTOBY OF A WEEK. liill. For several hours Mr, Patterson or wlion the silhlorraileall. forces mifilit tliiit a dollar does not go as far now as it discussed the Philippine iiiiestion. lie at• take new and lieva.stiitiliK' forms, did I) few years ago. Tliey nppcilr to be tacked the pending bill, iiiirlieularly il.9 rl'ol', ITill {fives a iletailoil story of his right about it. TJiey are not deluding provisions regarding the hohliilg of iaiiils. PBOPLE. PLACES AND THINGS o.viiiiilnalioii of the distl'ict throngli whlclr thcniselves. Their claims are siipporled Kariy in the session a coiiimillee was ap• Of THE WORLD. ho pa.sscd. J.letwocn Iho liniillots ot Dcii.v by statistics, liy the most elahontte ami pointed by thli Senate to enilfer with ft Choux aiul Fomls St. Diiiiis the )iarty accurate comiiilatiou of ligilres ever made like i.'oiiimitlee of the ilouso aboiit tho- enlel'od upon the otitor piIkc oC tile ilono beiirlng oil this suliji^ft. • Keir* of Crimen nnd CrlmliiBlai Ac- disagreement which hits arisell between of jishcs. Kxcept for occusioiliil patches h'ortiiniitely ,wc have at hand In the cidcntH, KircH, Ktc, from Norlli, the two houses as to the army appropria• all the country tn this point was Ki'cen.. latest report ot the (U^iiarliiieiit of liibor, tion bill, A resoltitiou olTered liy .Mr, Bniitli, KnHt nnd Went, Sauwlclicd Upon reiteliiui,' tin; Itilizailil pliintathiii. compiled under the direction of Col. Cur- Hoar, refiliesting the President lo in• with Minor ATuirc. roll D. •\Vriglit, a clear pre.sentiilloii of form tho Senate whether tliere ho any tho fads. .Inst now, when the cost of law which would prevent any I'^iliiiiiin nor New Oiillireiilc in Ciiinn, living, the value of wages, "what you can under arrest from coming to the United' Victoria (H, C,l special: Advices liavo buy wilh a dollar" are iillder slieli seri• Stiltes and •stating his views or desire* liecn received by the steamer CalveriiiK ous diseiissioii llirouglioiit llle couiltr.v, ns to Ills country to the President or tO' that tlie ililTerent missions at rolclii liavo tluwe filets lire both interesting and im• either Ivranch of Congress, was adopted.. lieeii iilfonncd tlilit at soiitliwest^Cliili a portant. The House passed llie Sliattlic iiliniigra- now lioxcr insurrection has lirolten oiil, Ill working out his figiires Col, Wright tion 1)111 nnd the liill to ailielid tile i.iis- |k led by (io (^hi Hing, wlio killeil Ills wifo "Dog gone the luck, anyway." lias used wlliit he calls a liilse price, '.Pliis trict ot Coliiinliia code, A speeial riiU: nnd family, and others onuilatetl the o.v- —Cliiciiffo Keconl-l lorahl. price is the average wliolesiile iirice of was presented to make tlie hill for coin• ninple before llic caniiiiiif,'n couiincnced. an article throughout a certtiin period, ing siihsidiary silver a coiitillililig ol'der The boxc^- first niiiriloreil a Kreiicli mis• until disposed of. DEAF TO WARNING. GREAT COST OF NEWS. Ho hiis lakeii the ten years from IS'.IO sionary and later Icilled a l?ol(,'iail jiriesl, to ISiKI, both ineliisive, nnd called the nnd rlrieeii Cliiiioseollicialsens^iiKediii col- average price for that period 100. .-Vii lectinK taxes were Icilicd. A oluirch was Seieiitist'H Prediction of DlHusler Xw IMartiniiiiic CalnHtroplie CnUHcd ICiior- In tlio Senate nn Wednesilay tllo Phil-, ills eoiiipiirisons are miule through the iJesiroyed Hi, W'ci Mien, where a native iiored liy Gov. Miiultet. moiiH I'.xpciiHe lo N'ownpaperH. ippiiie iinestloil again monopoli'.'.ed most" well recognized iiietliod ot ilulex numbers iiiissioilary was killed and a largo.miinbcr ft, is now claimed lliiit the lives of all The general imldic Ilils no eoiicepiion of the session. The coiiferein.'e l'oporl on coiiipareil with this base. Thus the range of ootiverls sliluKlitorcd. Triiops wero ill St. I'ierro might liilve been saved iiail .of wliat the -Martiniiine (lisilst(.'r cost rile tho olniiibiis public biiildili',' bill waS' ot prices is liroiiglit out in a way whicli sent against tllo boxer.f, who dcreateil' it not heell for the aetioll of Cov, Jlout- nowspiiiiers. 'l.'he averugr man iiiiys lit• agreed to. A .ioiiit vesoliitioll was pas.sed lliuni. Tllo rebels arc creilitetl willl il pro- let. He had been given ollicial warning tle atlelltloii to the "speeial cable" line eniililes everyone lo see it at ii glnuee. providing for the priiltilig of 2l).OuO enplesi firiliiinie of (ivniTliniiing lloiinii ilnd .Sliiiit (if the coming cntiielysui. Tliat warning iiild rt^iids the stirring news witliout a The reader slioiild hear in milid tllat ot the proceedlilgs of the unveiling ot Ills Tung, and then iliakiiif,'for rokiii. Tliey reiielied liini severill days before tllo dis• these lire all wholesale prices, niul that statue of the Count de Koellallllieaii. In, avo well tinned. aster of Mn.v S. lie cliose lo disregard they iil'o relittive on this iiereentage oa• the House the day was spent debating: it. and even went so far as to order lluit sis, not absolute. tiie lilll to ilicroase tlie silbsiiUary coin• The Trcsidciit'K WcHlcrn Triii. llle warning slKiilld be kept from tho |)lih- 'l.'he following table shows n snmiiiary age by coining the silver billliou in the- Prosiilciil Koosevelt llas uililerlakcil lo lic. ot tile reliltivc jiriees of 2I!1 coiiiiiiodi- make two I rips tliniii(,'li the wcsleril Irensul'y and to recoln stalidan! silver Prof. r.,nndes of tlie University of St. ties, by grollps, 1(111 representing ilie av• country next fall. One will bo in tlio dollal-s as tho pilblie necessilies may re- i'ierre Iliiil bifon iilstrtieled hy Cov. Moilt- erage jiriee for ISDO-LSlll): soiitliwest and llio other in llle iiorlliwesl. (inlre, 'I'he limit of sulisidiiiry coinage- Tlicy will boiilado ill rcdoinptinn of pl'iiiii- tet to miike an investigntloil of Blount i'^iirin i''no(l, Clolh& l''liol .t is now ,'i;iOO,O0O,(X)O, The bill illereiiseS' Isos more or less specirlc, inadu by llie I'elee. At tho lmlilineiit risk of life I'rof, pniduels. ic. elulhliig. Ilghllng. tliis tn an iildeliillte aliinilnt, in the dis- l.sno 11(1.(1 iiii.-i ii:i.,-, 10-1. rrcsident lust winter. .'Vboiit. llie last of i.illiiles went to the crater of the vol• crctinii of tlie Secretary of tile 'J'reilstir,v., LSPt i:.'i.,-i nn." Bciileliibev, the I'residollt will go to cano. He found that tile forces ilt work LSlrJ... .111. Ki.'i.i: Klll.O aoi.i The measure aroused the oppositioli of SpriiiKfiold, III., and to Detrnit, Midi., were slicli as to make an oxploslnii cer• Lsji;)... ..Kli.ll IKi.li 107.2 ](I0.() tlie Democrats, who eliilmed il was .miy tain. Hurrying liaek to St. Pierre he 1.S!|.(... . II.".!l il!I..S IKi.t !r.'..l a stop in tlio direction of the eompleto- stnppiliK elirolilc ill,somo oilier iioiiils not !l1.(i one iiiilfl soiilhwi'st of .St. I'ien'e, the ex• sent II ei)ilior disjiatch to tlio Cioverilol-, 1,S! . ii;(.:i 11-'. I H.S.l striking down of the silver (lnllar. The yetdoleniiiiieil lipuii. In the liiller part ISiHi.,. ,s:!.,s 101.;! in which he gave tllo warning that the . TS.Il iii.;i of Celober, he will ^o as far Into tlie plorers met: tliM clear line ol! deliiareathin I.SPT...... ST. 7 ill.l :i(i..| ilobiite drifted into a golieral disellssiuii' Koiilliwest IIS .Sail Allloilio,'J'cxrls. lie ni llie 7,oil(! of llilllie nnd destruction, al- volcano would not hold Itself in eluick l.S'.I.S...... iiii.t ill..I ii:i.-t II,".I nf the silver ()liestioii. Litll': illlerest. lias been stroiiniy urged lo Ko on a lieiir thoii.di not of iiiiiiihilillioli. One night lniicli longer, Ho oveu went .so far as 1,S!I!I. .. .tmi.d iis.;i iKi.7 10,"i.O was sllnwli and Mr. Ceellrail twice lilada 1 ill 10. r<0M liiiiit in .Alis.sissipiii as tlie HMlest of lllo was spent iu a deserted house ac Ifoilils to pl'odiet the total destruction of Ihe ...:io'.i..'i kii.l; 1(I(1..S the point that no iillol'ilnl was pl-escnt.. IPOt. ...lUi.ll 100.11 101,0 iiii.n fiovel'iior of llle .Stale, ailil it is pcssiblo .St. Dcliis, fl-nm wliicli Prnl'. Hill witnos.s- (.•ity of St. Pierre liot later tlliili May S. ifniise fur Mr, .\ewliinds (Nev.) linally otl'er(!(l; iiP' lliiil he iiiay avail of Ibis o|)porturlity lo ed iiilil stililieil llie volcallie enliitiini of Instoiid of acling oh the advice of Prof. Llmilmr it I'lriigs & idsliliig Mlseel- aiiiemliiient to make siilisliliiiry silver n. nccepl the iliviiiili«ii, l'or he must visit tiliit liiulll. lOiirly the next nioniillK ONI.V CAIir.K llOUTE oi'|.;N. hldg. Hint, cliciii. gfliids, liimniis. legal tender. This was pelldilig vvlicii the: Ijiilides Crov. Jlollttet wont to St. I'ierre ISM.. ...iri.,s .1 lo.i; 111.1. 1 i(i.,'i Kew Orleans, wlii«ll is iieiir by, (in tile Trot. Hill liilsheil nn lo Mount FariiaKSe, anil tried to iillny the fears of its inlliib- thought as to tlio cost of it. When it is l.Slll.. ...1(kS..| i(i:).i! i:io.ii i(ii)..i Holise iid,ioliriicd. tri]!. where .several people wero killed ill the itanls. He ordered Prof. Ijiiiidos to say kiiuwii tliat cable messages from Port de 1.S!I2,. ...10'.!..S iirj.n 1(1(1.2 ](lO..-, lOd.ll nu."..!i eruption ot May y. Hi' eiiebillllered :lo ilutliillg about the coilclilsiotls lie had Prance cost .f^.tfi a word and urgent mes• iswi .101.;» JikIkc KelinU-CH Jury, LSIM IK!.;! ,S!I.,S KXl.l II1I..S On Thursday'in the Siinate the con-- liillliilli l.ieln,i;s. I<'niiii .Moliiit l.'aniiisse reached. sages .^d.-iii for every word, some coiieep- .S7.0 rii.,'i 1,S!),-| !l.|.t 11(1..' fereiice report nli tlie river iiiul ililrbof A verilict of not uiiilly ill tlie ease of the exjilorer iiroceeileil lo Mnrlie lioii^'e, Gov. .\tnlitlot .silid that if St, Pierl-e Iloll can be had of tllo C'oat of covering 1!-IHI. !i:i..t ll'j.ll IW.O !l|..l 112,1 bill Avas agreed to iiild the rest ot llie'^ •SVilliam .Mcl-'ctridfje, aecn.seil of ilinrdcr- where ho sliceeeded ill getting a iiilmber was destroyed he would reniuiii tn share this calamity. But that is not all. Tliere 1,SII7 II0..1 ll.l..l ,S!I.,S ing his liriilller, bronglll, a repriniaiiil to TSfi.s ;i."i..s 10(1.0 1)2.0 1I2..( day was devoted lo the Philippine hlll- of ilnportillit pllolojirilphs. He found that the fate of tho inliiibitants. Prof. I-aii- were the tugs, the speeial men aud the !17.7 tlie jury from ,Inline Isiivailafjh ot Chi- ISlli) 1(l."i..S 111.3 (iri.i Tlie Hoilse passed tho illlisiiliary silver a close aiipruilelt to Mount IV'lee ivas ilu- pliotograpliers. .-Vil this iiloiillts into the 1!1(XI 11"i.7 .1I.\7 :o(i.t 1011.8 eaKO, "I ciiiliiotiinilel'sliiiul how yon over (.'oiiiage bill, tllo bill for the illipl'oveiilelit poKsilile, ami as his actual position wns thousands, but all the big papel's feel liHII 1K1.7 llO.iJ no,!) 107..1 nrriveii iil siioh a coilcliision," said tho slid care of the Coiifedel'ate iilolllid in diiliKerou.s ho started back ill a southerly that it was worth it. and no ex))euso was coilrl. "If ever a iiiaii was Kuiity, .Mo- Oakwood.s Cemetery. (I'liicilgo, iind lliai direction. s|iilreil to got this'ilnliieiise story. TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Fctridfjc was Ihatman. The evidence was bill to reduce tho schedule of reserve' Speiikiiij; personally at his expedition to Oalile news from Jliirtiiiiiiiie has had direct ami coiiollisivo. 1 would not, Ililvo New York City's iMonnmeat Dedicated hanks to cities of I'l.OOO iiihaliitaills; ac• Mount I'elee, Prot Hill said: ".My at• to travel over 10,000 miles bel'ol'e reach• been surprised it you had impo.sed tlio on Memorial ,I)ay. cepted tllo conl'ereilce reports oil the om• tempt to exaniiiio the crater oC Mount ing New York. The cable lilies between (lentil iieilally." New York Cily's memorial to the Union nibus public liiiildiilg and fortillciilions- Pclee has been futile. I siicdeoded, how- St. Croix and Martiliirine, Doliiiliiea and Coloiiibio Kcvoliitioiii.stH on tlie Kini. soldiers and sailors who lost their lives apiirniiriation hills, named Messr.'i. IVal- over, ill K'ettiiif,' very eloso to Moruo .Martiiii(pio, St. Lilcia .and Jtartinirine, ill the Civil War occupies a comiliaiidiiig zell fPa,), Cannon (111.) and Itiehardsoiji General Vlolor .Siilazar, governor of Iho lioiifre. Jioiuliiy illglit 1 witnos.sod, from (•luadeloiipo and Miirtiniqiio havo been site on the Itiverside drive at Figlity- (Teiiii.) to enufer witll the Senate wuii- <3epartmolit of I'aniima, has received news n point neiir the mills of St. Pierre, a lnterru|)ted. Tlio only route open from ninth streets and nothing could be mol'o iiiillee upon the action of the Mouse iii" tliilttlie rovoliltioiiisis lied on tile approach frlKllttul explo.sion from Mount Peloo iliul Martinirpie to tho world was from Miir- superb than the view from its base. The instriidilig its conferees upon the army of governmeul tl-oops, leaviii<{ many val• noted the aecoiilpailyliig phenomena. tiiihinc to Paramaribo, from Paramaribo uable war iiuiiiilions at ihe ritilta I'lliii.s formal dedication was on Deconitlnn day. aiMiropriatinii bill, and adjournment un• "•\V'liile these orllptiolls continue no to Ciiyeiiiio, from Cayenne to Para, from til the next ilomlay was then taken. camp. The whole of the CliirUilii, Clrandco Para to Pernainiilieo, from Penianibiieo The corner stone was laid on Dec. 1.5, and ilocas del Torn dislricts, it is luldcd, siiiie man should iittelnpt to ascend to 11)00, liy Gov. lioo.sevolt. the erftter of the vuleaiio. Followiii},' the to Caiie Verdo Isliiiuls, from Capo V'erdo nro now clear of rovoliitioiiisis, lieiioc Iho The nionunient is in tho form of a Gre• AVasliin«;ton Notes. siilvos of detonations from tho iiioniitiiiii Islands to .Madeira, from Madeira' to business of Illo'jVnierieiiii banana com• cian temple and,faces tho south. It is of Congress is likely to remain in sossiom iji),'aiitlc iiulslimnni-s'hiiped columns ot ijisbon, then from Lisbon to Azores Isl• panies will not be Interfered with. Corintlliali arcliitecture treated in mod- smoke and cinders ascended into the ands, connecting witli the Comnierciill till lato in .Tiil,v. eni stylo and Is 100 feet high. Tlio tem• clear, starlit sky and ,tlioii spread in a Company's .system to New York and the Senate passed omnibus plllilic lulilding.-s' 'J'cxiis Ih Kiooiied, ple pl'opor is built of wliito Dorset mar• vast, black .sheet to the south and di• United Stiltes ot .•Vnioriea, the roilto trav• bill, carrying total of .2CO,000. Buul to be due to the country's groat oom- Representative Bartholdt (Mo.) has.in-;::,;' •Bieroial prosperity, Archbishop Corrignn's will leaves all Clyde Blair, of-the Chicago University, troducod a bill for tho. eroetioii of nni;;,:::,:;; Slnya Playmtite with Flat. Natives,; whose kraals were recently nnruard Ksonernted. his property to Bishops McDonnell.of •who otiualod'thoworld's sprinting record equestrian statue.of Baron Steuben.and.•:,!.: Jacob Graham, nged 13, a school boy,- bnmad' by burghers attackod a; -Boer : Tho Indiana State Board of Chnritios Brooklyn, Wlgger ot__Newark,: N, ,T,,mul the otlier day. Is a Fort Scott, Kan., boyi appropriating $50,000 ; therefor. ; Tlie-;;:;.;;' confesaod to the police nt St. Joseph, Mo., laager, in the vicinity of-^lieeper's Nek,, ". lias filed with the Governor tlieir decision andwns noted tn that city for his .sprint• Btatue is to bo erected: in this'city .its.': Gabriels of GsdonsiinL'fiN, Y., to hold thpt ho was responsible, for-the death.of : In tlio Michigan City prison investigation, and killed thirty-tivo Boers. ing quaUties. Blair graduated from:the a recognition, of Steuben's friendship tor•":...•': as joint tenants, the flnalsurvivor to get Robert 0. Hunter, nged 14. Graham nays praotioally exhonerating Deputy Warden ' Thi^fe are,;prospects 'for; a cotton inill> high; school - in Fort: Scott' Inat year and the United States. the entire' estate. Bishop . Wiggor is he was assaulted by Hunter.;; rin retalla-; JJarnaid pt charges of oruolty to prisoners, in Kwiaas Oity, .The preliminary steps went to Chicago to complete his studies. Justice' Barnard of the 'District'..Sii-;:.;:.,.' dead. The estate is valued; at •'ii250,000. tion he struck'Hiintor„>vith his'flst,;lho' •In substanoo it said Barnard was severe, have fllroatly been taken by tho comnior- prenie Court, in a decision in tho manda—^jb** blow taking effect on;.the .left temple.; Col. A., S. Johnson,-: the first white but not oruol. r 'A county;:election, contest at Galway, clal organizations of tho city. mus case of tho Ohica''o Buhiness Ool- ^ Hunter fell, but arose and wont; home, child: born • in Kansas,; hns bpon; elected^ Ireland,' led to a series ;of severe :iight.s Former State Senator Francis M, Wil• lege agninst the Postmaster General, sua- , ' \ Collision on a Trolley Hood. whore ho - died:- from concussion ol' <]ie president of the Nntivo Sons of Kansas; there.; •; Lord • -Morris - and ICillanin peiv son Piatto -City, 'Mo,,;ha3 iilready an• tained tho policy of tlie Postofhco De• brain. " a now organi/.at^ion jnst established. By arear-ond collision on the now Paltz sonally led his supporters,against his:N.v nounced that he will bo a candidate iu partment in Its ^o.Tclusions of certain. .trolley road, about throa miles northwest tlouolist oppononts.v A dozen men were The; Steamer 'Mount Tomplocvclcured, 1004; for tlie Democratic ;iiominatlon>fori .Farmers tlimk the; cherry crop has been , of Poughkoepsio, N, Y,, seven persons classes of publlcntJOTis from tho socoiid- wounded,; some;ot them sustaining;sen-; from New Orleans tor Cape Towa with OoDgreas in the Fourth Misiiouri Dis- ruined in eastern • New'Yoric.and ^^'esrtcra wore injured, none, it is belie^•e(l, vary tlass mail rates. ouaioiurlcs. 2>ftrlously. ' 1,002 hotsen. , , . MwwKdiusctts. ' .

Hi mm OolonsJ, chuckling over his own clever• clloss manner In which they had been BLOOD-SOAKED CUBA. ness. "I do like to circumvent women, robbed ot their earnings. HEROESAEEHONOEED llwy'ro so uncommon sharp, or at least But the era of jirosporlty was short, think they are," as the English soon turned tho Island ARRIED - He handed the tablet bads to Ivor as ISLAND HAS AT LAST BECOME over lo Spain and Iho old system of MEIVIORIAL DAY IS OBSERVED ho spoke, and, with the color rising hot HER OWN MISTRESS. pei'socutiou was rcsuinod. Howover, and swift (0 his brow, lie read Uio words THROUGHOUT THE LAND. written Ihorc—",My Lord Conceit," the Cuhiius had hroathod the air of NOT "Good, wasn't it?" hiiighed Iho Colonel. irislory of the Isluild lit One of Con- coniiinriillve freedom, iiiid thoy saw tho possibilities of the island under hon• Sleeping; SoldlerH Are Given IJovercnt MATED "You wore a very haw-haw looking indi• liniinl Blooilslied—Liberty Achieved vidual in those days, don't you know. Had est govoriimeiit. InsllUod with 11 new- Homage — The PrcHlduiit AddrcBSCii; After a Hlniut'le I.a«tinK l''our Cen• ii a trick ot linlt-closing your eyes and look horn nmbllioii for freedom, tho Cubans 'War VeteranNut .-\rllngton—nicKiii- turies—/X I'rizc liearly IJoiijfht. ing nt people ns if il was loo much trou• eiirrlud on secret nrriuigemenls for n Icy'HTonib Covered Willi I.'lowers. JSy "KIT A." ble. Sho hit yo.u ofl' capitally." general uprising, nnd the llfly yours "Yes," said Ivor, putting tho tablet UBA, after four following the few iiioiiths of English Jlouiorial Day was more generally ob-« back into his pocket," sho road me very coiiiurles of almost occupancy witnessed a suecesslQii of sorvud this year than ordinarily. correctly." contlmiiil striifiglo revolutions. 'Thos cnmo the 'Ten Yoitr.V Tliroiiglioiit the land the sleeping heroes His heart was soro and pained. Ho ! CriAPTJCU IX. ornd," he said. "God bless you! i'erhaps through starviitloii, AVitr, from ISliS to ISiS, followed by »t two wars -were given reverent hom- felt a sharp sense of humiliation ns he 'jgo, '.riio ceiiieleries have never beeii A long, soi'i'owfiil piiil.so follmvod those He will mako you happy yet. As for misery, torture and iiiiDtlior iiiirlsiiig In .ISS5, and then Iho Uioiight of that niglit, ami how ho had aiore crowded with those who were eager "Inst words. In B017I .Marsdon's hoiirt me " , iiieulally fallen down nther fool in invol- doatli, has at last lliial struggle bogluiiing Feb. 2-1, ISO.'j. •p'till tlil'oblicd the Khtdness nnd hitter- :o mark their reiiiombritiicu of the '.lea.I' "Don't," sho cried pitooiisly; "don't uiitnry admiration ot the beauty, nnd rcnchoa its cher• ^vlIlch rcsnlted In tiie overthrow of ;|io.ss, tho wonilcv ltlid the shock of that say I have brought trouble upon your with flags and llowers and pay tliein the brilliiinco, and charm that ho had never ished goal of llb- Spanish riilo In Amorica hy the Uiiltod ilonK-KiKirdud revelntion. life, I can't liear^to think it—oh, I can't sacred annual tribute of pride and grati- found ill any woman before. Ho thought, orly. -With tho Slates and Cuhiiii forces. tilde, , Uo had loved hor nil tlieso yenrs; loved boar to think il!" too, of how sho had defied him to find out casting olf of llie l''rosidont ilonsovelt spoke for Uie now. !ier, served lier, thought for ber ns no 'i'ho tears brolio forUi again, but with that name. But now tliero was no possi• Cuba may drink of tho cup of froo- policies of l:]ie governiiieiit ot the United' iniiii on 0,'irlli hnd over done, never he- one liiilil iiiipillso ho aiiatclioil her to his bility of jest botwoon them. old. fetters and tho doiii mm, but how dourly it was iiiir- jti'iiyiiig hiiiisolf, never dishonoring Unit 'States at Arlington Ceiuelery on Jloiiio- breast and bade her weep them there, Iu deep and soloniii earnestness they ostiiblUhiueiit of a cliasod. The first cr.-i of Spiinlsli roign, •'true nnd .sleiidfiist friendship which had .-hil Day. AVliile tho occiisiou was tlu> "Tliiiik it is joy you have brought mc,", had lo faco lito ns it stood nrrnyed deiiiocrnlic form of •with it« .system of shivery, cost Cuba i.been so sweet iind siiro it thing to her, aiiiiiial tribute of lovo to the .soldier deatl; lie whis|)ornd, as bis ilps toiicliod tho dus• iigaiiist tliem In tho teniptiiig, Uio tronch- govoi'iiiuont, renewed hope and nnibi- IjO.OOO lives and hiiiidrcds of millions j -Villi now it WIIS nil over. The self- at the national cometery, e.viraordlnary ky crown ot hor hair where it rested on ery, tho agony and Hhaiiio of a hopeless •deceplioii linil been swept nway in a 1110- Uoii have flooded Uio lioarls of the of treasure colloctod In gold dust. In .iiterest Avas shown in the President's Ilia heart in grief's passionate almndoii- passion. Inoiit. Never would tliey stnnd ngniii nml iiioiit, "lliu sweetest joy I havo over- Cuhniis, iiiiil if Ihey promote thoir fii- tho Ton Years' War, -lO.OOO Cuban lives Mioech owing to the fact that it wa* jgivo lo each oilier frank gaze, and the Trying to evolve somo order out of the tui'o ndvancoinoiit wiUi. the same de• •woi'e sacrlflcod ami iiioro thiina liilllon surrent report in the capital lie woulcll known, though for tho sake of it I must chaos of Sliffering into wliich ho ivas jhriii hniulchisp. I'he wliolo pitiful falirlc gree of mifnltoriug persistency that has dollars' spoTit, iicshlcs tlio coiillsc.'iUoii ioiicli on subjects close to the nalliiii'a' leave you at hi.st." plunged, Ivor Grant sat Uiere, deaf to tho jthey bad raised was shattered al their of somo I,'),000 pstatos. In the same -war heart. "I—I have hoanl of love so often," sho buzz of tongues and arguments of voices miirkod their strife for freedom, the .feet. .N'o wonder they could lind no In this no one was (Ulsappointod, fort snid, brokenly. "But now it seems to mn around him. ulUmiito success of the island republic Spain lost 20i'J',flno mon nnd a vast sum [tvords, no wonder llioy dared not break !lhe President siioko gravely and deeply' I never iiuderslood what it meant, until Is assured. of iiionoy. Tho flnal ctriigglu cost Spain |the silencG that seoiued to hold their There was a stir nnd bustle at tho on topics now agitating t'Joiigrcss audi —iiudl " table. Those who had to take part in the Since the dopnrture of Columbus, the I,"fJ,000 moil and more than a hnndrod |Vory lives in its brief, charmed pause, yet The broken pause needed no words, for ;iio country, iinil wliicli liave ovel-yUiing; tableaux wore iiiipntient to attire them- history of Cuba has boon one of iiicos- millloiis lu oiisl'r, ivlillo Cuba gavo np Jn'iUi each ebbing nioment boro slowly and ho stooped and lifted her face, nod at :o do with tlio future ooiidiict ot iiiitionall •purely away the frail bark ot va'nl.sliiug selvBS in Uie wonderful nnd novel cos- affairs. Ills iiitroiliiolory remarks werQ| last read its meaning. tiiiiios wlioso unfaniilinrily would take :Jiappiness, and tiio self-delusivo sophis• "So you, loo, share my sorrow nnd my .tlniosL wholly coiiliiicii to Uio careers oP tries which had so long hidden tho shoals longer to adjust Uiau the ordinary garb 'Iriiiit and Lincoln. l''roin tlieiii ho pass-' —joy," ho whispered in a strange, iitillod of ninotoonth century life. iaud rooks of a cruel fate, voice. "And yet—and yet you bid me !tl to an eloiiiient defense of Uio coursa; Ivor Grant was almost tho last to leave 1 Ivor Grant broke the silence nt last, go.'- Uf the army iu Ute I'liilippiues, a coii- tho table. As he iieiirod tho door ho ,!beiietrnyed myself. A man hiys- before. 'I.'lio Intereneo A\-a.s drawn,' There came a sudden, stonlUiy slop Uiotigbt. "I suppose I had better find •cannot piny nt Indiftoronee always, when sant blooclslicd'. Hor natives were of halCai mJUion lives through, starvatioui npiiareiiUy wiUi rea-son, that tiie- i'resi- on the marble lloor, and as thoy started out." •jbis heart is aching with lovo." apart, jialo as with conscious guilt, a mild dlspo.sd.tioii;, haiipy teiiiporaii?xiiit alone-. ieiit iliad chiwen, the occasion to dodaro "I nm at your service tor a quarter ot "Is it right—is it fair to speak to mo face looked at llicin through Iho screen aud easily satisfied, Thoy did not re• lloriiiitely his I'liilliipiuo policy and to -re• an hour," he said aloud, "After that I itliua?" sho said, paling to Uie hiio of of plants and boughs and llowiiig shrubs ply to the critics of the govoi.-n!ment. He. must dress." sent the coming of the Spaniards, but VALUE OF BERMUDA. ISUANDSi. Ttlio lilies by Iter side. beyond. eaid;. The Count bowed and led the way. extended tO' them- a hiiiul of goiioroms "No, it is not," ho said, wiUi quick eon- '"TJiat hlackgiDird here!" iiiiiltorod Ivor They-Occupy for J'iuKlnnd a SIneiilarly "Our soldiers MiKiiier. And what i-i That some scene was fresh in the memory hospitality. .The invaders iibusoil this Ttrilion. "I never meant lo do it; liiit it Grant, with iiiicomplimenlai'y I'ervor. Coinuiandiiin I'oHitioii. ;lio obj'eet for which Uio.v coiiipicr'?' '.I'o of both as they entered tho beau'liful' good feeling, howe^'or, and began at 3s so hard to keep words hack. I would "Count Savona!" cried Beryl, growing sstablisli a military goveriiinont? No. glass liouse, w'ithMts mass of tropical Xniporial. En.glaiid knows, what) sho- Is ?iot insult you. pain you, for worlds," ho white as death. aiice air uiipnralloled systoni' of opi- rile.laws wi; are now eiiileavoriug to on- vordiire. They walked slowly up- tho about. Those islands (tho Bermudas) .ladded, rapidly. "JJou't judge mo hard• ".'Vt your service, madame," snid tho pl'assioiv, which conUiuied for coiiUirios. ict for llie- gtiN-rvniiiu'iit of tlio ,Philip- aisle ot flowers and sliriibs, besides hohlg used ns if garrison, for ily, ami—aad don't look at mo like thnt," suave, silky voice ot the Italian. "Is it Hiipiiio; pinago, torture and butchery liiiies are lo liierease the power and do- "Well, your business?" said Ivor,, jas Uio beautiful eyes mei his in their perniitlod lo observe that Uie dinner lii-'u ti'oop.s and a safc-laiid-lockod. liar- aiaiii of the civl! at the- eX'.peu.so of lliu brusquely. sorrowful pain. "You make me feel a hour Is close at hand, nud (ho ladles are hor for her wa:insliliis, area link, in tlie aiilitary iiiithnritiK's, and. lo render even Hiriite—a cowarii. Of course 1 know you coming dowii en luilottc? .Madnme's (To be contiiinod.) eliniii that coiinitcts Iior American prov• •iiore dillieiih: Uiiiu in tlio past thii- cliiiiico •can be nothing to me. I have known it maid is imiiiiring everywhere for her." inces In Caiiiula and Nova Scotia with of oppressiiiii." TALE OF TWO LITTLE SINNERS.. .always—always, i'.iit that lias not liolpod Beryl bowed hastily and nishoil off. .^.lor iiossessioii.s'.i.u I he "West Indies. Tho Ho added, the- signiliciint sijnteiioo: me or cured 1110 either, aud now it lias •'Great is Uie gain to liiiiiianily wliich '.riie CoiiiU. watched hor with that smile llnnioroiiH Ketort.v Uliule hy n X'nir of :Boriiuulasi ocQu-py for licr, politlcnily ,Ki'<>wii too much for my strciiglli. I can't iliiit Ivor knew and haled. rb-lUiw.s file sto.iily Uioiigli slow initrodiie- infantile O.tl'ciidcrs. and comincl'cially, a singularly com- .iiiieet you, see you, in; willi you, day after ".\raflniiU! is as cliiiriiiing as ever. Is iio'Si-ot IJie orilerl.v llborlj-,. I.lie law-abid- inaiidliig .'iiid aiv iiiirlvMlcd position. •day like this, so I must—leave you; llicre she still a—grass widow?" he said. This is the q.uaiii.t (5tol.-y of two llMc ill,? frei.Hloin of. tliit iiulividiiiil, which in is iiotliiiig else to be done." Ivor turned on ills iioe] and walked slniiors of 01:0 race; Thoy have the Hays a coiTospoiulent of the No\v York ;lie only sure foiimlatioii upon. Avhicli. iia- "So," she fciioed drearily; "nolliiiig a way. saiiio Chicago' birlhriglit aud tho saluo Mall and E.vjii'oss. Unnal iiidepeiideiicr-ciiii! be built." .flse." ..Vpiioaraiices must bo kept up. '.L'hero heritage of roligiotis-.','aitli. It: is per• . Spain pai'tod with Cuba bocnnso slitf 'I'ho Prcsldcul; cairofiilly aiialy/cd frniii , "1 shoulii like to ask you ono Uiing," was no Uiiio for debate or discussion. Ho haps just as wall th.'Lli iholr paths have was foreoii to, and she sold to the !\is point ot view the slate ot mind anil tiie presi'iit iioslliore of the Filipino aiiiL ^hfi said, growing very while. "You won't knew lie must face people, dine, talk, act never crossed. Aaiericaii iiatioii'lihe Phiiipplno'Iislaiids jiii.sjiiilge inc. for even friendship gives ivhait A.iiicricilii civil riilo would bring ti>' as if nolhiiig lind hiippcaed—try, if pos• The first iu point oil ago is tile 3 or I'cir a' moss of pottage. Denmark, fol- Jiie Uiat right—the right lo know if you sible, (o screen Beryl from the conse• him ill Uu' way of blessings of ci.viUza-: •I year old. sou of a clorgymim widely Ic'iviiig suit, for a few inlllion kroner, jire happy." quences ot bis own folly—throw dust in lion. Hc sniil.uf tine course of the iirmy; kuowuus .a-spiuited-d'onoiincor of jiiib- made over to ua^ h-ar West India: pos- ill; the Orient;: I "l-loes it need asking?" said lioryl, the eyes of that hateful spy whoso evil cuiiAN. coiur-'rar dweblikg. ^coldly. "Do happy women load solitary smilo had hocii 10 him the lirst rcvolntion lie aud. private wrongdoing. Last sum• ,,so.ssioiis. CatcUi Eiiglaiul parUngivith "'t'liey represent M liigli a standard ol^ lives like miiu'?" of wiiiit the world would say and think, mer,. a.t a Koaside-resort, this lioy, as-ho fell'.apontho uiiCortuiial'3- islanders. Tho [Ma Bermudas!. oSho would no. more niibhic service as this- country iiao ovoi{ "But your liiisband—ho—he is good to did it guess ills secret or hers. passed by a fruit st.ill, coolly holpodi Cubans liiid only bov.'s aud arrows, loir tiiemi go than- i-iiio •would give up seem, 'i'liey aro doing. 11 groat work, fop .you? ]3id you not lovo hlni whon you Ho went down to dinner, eatertng the hlniSGLll'to an orange-and proceeded, to- pointed with.li.sh'bones, andlolubs-hardr lioi; great strongllolils in tlio Mcditcr- cival&.alloii, a great; -work tor the hoiiorl Dt tlii" iialiuii and above all. foiv Uio-wol- jnavried?" room late, and Inking liis seat f,ar from eat it •with unconooiiled , enjo,Ylncut; onod. by iiro, with, which, to resist tho raneau Sea, Mall.a and the iiiviiiciblo, Oiro of the l:'hilippi).io Isliiiids, All lion- "Oh, df) not nsk," she cried, a hot, Beryl Marsdon, yet not so fur but that Hij} father, coming. 115)011 the soono, Spanish hordes, armed wiUi muskots iinjloldliig rocit of Gibraltar. No pow- Bliaiiied llii.sii creeping over cheek and his eyes cauglit sight of the fair, sad nr to. them, and. shihmo, thrice shaiuo, to, promptly paid, for the appropriiitod: au'i. cannon. Their dofensc was liiado- civwill ever wrest them h'bm her—not hrow. "I thought so; 1 thought my life faco, and noted, with a sudden fJush of us if wo fail to uphiiild. their hands." quato, and ,ani endless, stream of their, one foot of ground—until she-has-lost .would bo safe and peaceful. I looked no eager doliglit, the spray ot white heath fnilt and; ti)on<,. takiag llio offoudcr Per the rules of.' iviirfaro which havo •'deeper into my own heart, or his." and luaidonhair at lier breast. aside, talked! to. lilin. Iwig and; oamost- lif'i-blood poured, over the fertile hind ovary, ship and'llcr-last drop of blood. prov.ailed in the iii-Iands the- Ptosidont: "..Vnd now?" Tho Count Savona was opposite to liim, ly about tlio- dutjv ofl observing the i of their birth; NO.;.insticad of parting with .any-of hor says:: "'.i.'lio rules of warfare-which hava "Now things speak for UiomscIve.s fair• nnd caught tho look und the fliiah, aud eighth) oommandnioiit. The child list• Before the attacks of Uielr powerful col'umics her policy j"s to increase them. boom proiiiiilgated ll so quick• Hio-Union. 'The most destruc• "I know," ho said, hurriedly, "nnd ly. It is not a bad idea to get both had done- conviuQins worl:, "Ii have tive; of ail forms, of ci'.iiolty •would:, bo ta rthink what your sorrow was to mo who mother and son into my toils, though he's paid: for tho-orajige-you took; but you show weakness whore sternnosfl- is de- •\'omnn's weakness to a man's. hato liim!" ling mouth and witbi the Impressive hard labor In tli0- fields,, the captives strangers lajny not settle there perma• G. A. R. post of wWicii tho. Inte Presi• ; '.'Don't say more. I can't bear it. So His host looked at him in astonishr commandt Never, never, Adctoiido, let •weakeiwd, and died, until, .at tlie ond of nently; may aji alien owu: a foot dent was a inomber felt that LC'ho could !ong you have been my friend—tho tcn- mont. ino hear;- you, talk in. that wicked, fifty years' persecution: it; is estimated of groundi in the Bermudas. She. wants express his Avishes he- would have no dis" 'derest, truest friend that ever woman tinction shown him other than was ac^ "You! My dear felloTv, I thought you wicked' way againi" that 500,000 of the original population (Mily Britisli subj.^cts. In these places, •had, and now—now I must lose you ns I corded his dead conwades,, hence tho post , wore .too lazy and too indifferent to. dis• The tiext week AuntMiuiiam came.tci had.; disappeared. -.Ul 'the honors of have lost evorj-tiiing else. It does seem and even British subjects nre not al- placed no special emblom ou his tomb, like anyone. AAliat's ho dono'i" visit the househol'd, audi tii> her was, Spanish rule lu. Italy tuid the Dutdh ;n little—liard." "Ibwijd to. vote in Bermuda unless, they only tho flag of the order amd a bouq.-uo| "Nothing-that's just it," said Ivor, soon told .in con2dcncc ,tii»e story of countries were, repeated in Cuiba with, Hor grief unmanned him. He caught own reii-l- estate- thci-e.' . such as was placed on the- Rtaves. of th^ , coolly. "But one may see a snake, io'ing ftlio trembling hands and held thcni to Adelai,4!e's alarnwng comuMnd of laiOf incre-ased. zest and; euJ^'ged systems, of most liumblo. curled up at one's feet, and shrink back ihis beaUng heart, and an agony of tcii- guage. This guast—•^vho is young,.en• 'oppression iind cruelty: The aborigines, Doctor I'or a Milk Company. from it with repulsion, not for what it's AYhen tho people of Havana, Cuba, , idorness nnd self-reproach camo into his terprising and not easily shocked—re- beimg practically exterminated,, the- done, but for -what it would do if it had Th* latest ,addJtIoa tothc staff of a a-n-oke Friday morning thoy,saw on th» , , «yes as thoy met tho tear-drowned • gaze sasne cruel treatmeat was;visited on- tho'chance. 'That's how I felt toward solvfixl to make an oxpoi'lincut. Seeing fully eaulpped 'London mijk company wreck of the Maine tiie evidence on tlifi - of hers. the man." hei" niece at play, and puss looking on, the Spanish; colonists themselves aud is a doctor. ' He is specially employed part ©it Prosidout Palma, who ordered , , that the wreck, which stands as'a 'raonu> "You will not lose mc it it pains you. I "You surprise me," said the Colonel, aha said: upon the negroes who had been Import- to watch over the company's infant mont for more than SOOi bravo AmericaM, will still be your friend." with a somewhat uneasy glance at the (Sd as slaves. In tbe course of 200 yeiu's "That's a tine cat ol yours, Ade- customers. What,is one baby's milk ho appropriately decorated to commemo* ' "After-to-night?" she said, slowly. pale, haudsomo faco of the Italian. "Of •the population was agataiediicedl until lalde." is anotheir baby's poison, and this com• rate the day.' American and Cuban Uagii, He dropped her hands. The Wood rush- course, I know nothing about laim. But [only about 50,000 persons remained'.: 'No, Aunti Marian, it Isn't," wa,s the pany's doctor is there to prescribe how garlands of roses and •wreaths constitnti< .cd to his very brow. lie's only going to stay a few d.iys, and ' PraeilcaUy prisoners of war, tho "You are right. I can't expect you to quick answer, resentnaent in the: tone much and of what; sti-cngth - the daily ed .the' decorations, and memorial soft Brookes says he's a capital fellow, so Cubans had lltUe knowledge' of .-the : trust me since I can no longer trust iny- It's—" tipple shall consist. No chai-ge Ismade; vices Avorc held in several of the Amod« clever and accomplished, and ah that. 'outside world, except .that g.oiaed from :8elf, so I must Icavo you." "Adelaide!" cried the mothor, who at tho perplexed mother^ends a.postcard cnn churclies. By tho way, I'll toll you a good joke. My the pirates who ,contliitialIy,plunderbcl . "Not yet-not now,", she cried, with a wife was telling me .before dinner that this instant.appeared.in the:doorway, ori calls ,^he company, up;on tho; tele• . The first statue of the martyr Pre'sl^ terror tiiat brooked no concealment. "You Cuba aud the neighboring islands; maiv- she and Mrs. Marsden had a—b'ot,'was "It can't be possible that you are golna phone, and rouud comes the doctor. dent, McKinloy, was unveiled at Mu* <;ould not leave me like tins." dng that region the headquarters of a kogon, Mich., on Memorial Day Inthi it?—well, soinethiiig of the sort—about to talk again in that naughty, naughty "The sooner tho hotter,'; ho snid hus• Vast- fleet of buccaneers that ravaged presence of.fully 30,000 persons.' Promjii : your finding out a nickname she gavo you A'Transatlantic Mail. kily; "all has been said; it ouly remains way iibout your cat!" "Cuban waters for two centuries. 'The nent men from all parts of the natloa.:.., the first Umo you met. Madgo says Itwas ;, A trans-Atlantl'c. steamer carrying to part for—both—our sakos." at our house. I don't know about that, No, mamma," was the collected re• l)lra:tes burned tho towns and made des• Avero guests, of honor at the exordses. - ~ what is'called "a full mall". usually ! The dressing beh had rung long before, but women have such deuced memories ply. "I was just going to say that it olate the. coasts, but Spain would 'j^he statue is of heroic size, and is tUa ior dinner was to ho an hour earlier on brings 200,000 letters and 300 sacks of for details. .; Well, Madgo y/as crowing was tho same kind of:a eat it was'last neither protect her colony nor allow the work of • Charles H. Neih.ws.;, It stands;. ; Miccount of tho. tableaux, but neither of newspapers for London, to say nothing over tiiis,for sho'said, as only she and Friday!"—Chicago Record-Herald. peopio to arm themselves lu solf-do- on a pedestal of granite. The whole.wag ; jthom had heard it. Beryl stood like one Beryl know, you could never find out. of the 500 nnd odd sacks for other fenso. , prcsontcd to Muskegon hy the juilUaJiaiM , '1nn'ned"'to stone. But the stupid httle puss forgot she'd A MIsiiiidcrstuiiding. places.-'....' • philanthropist, Charles 'H. HacLley oi ;, ' ; "You must'do as you think best,": she told mo the-same night, for she thought Hlcks-^I thought yoli said there could Tho TuriliUK Polut, : said,'speaking with slow and painful ef- tho name suited you to a T." be no question as to Browne's voracity'. Aged Criminal (who has just got a that city, at a cost of ?30,000. ...lort. '"I-I leave it all to you." The capture of Hiiv.ana by the Eng• life sentence)—Oh, me lud, I shall never : The ceremonies at'Lincoln's tomb Avor^;..J ."And what was it?" asked Ivor, eager• Wicks—Well; thero cau't. He; is oB :"Then it is better I go. Sooner or later lish and their eleven months' rule: was live to do It! Judge (sweetly)—Never of the usual::oraer. ,iTho,:saroophagiis,;lD,,.:r;.; ly. unmitigated llai'.—Somervlllo Journal, .v '•ij knew one of two things must happen. undoubtedly an 1 mportaut point in the mind.: Do as much of It as you can!"— Avhich- the body., formerly..rested boforJ,,.;;,; o'lYour lips would'speak my hanishment "Oh, no, no; honor among, thieves," In a University Diulng Hall. . :;: life; of Cuba. ; During the short period Pulich. being put-in-the' bose: of; the "imonumeni;;;, OT condemnation." said'the Colonel,;laughing..-.mustn't Student—Be ciu-eful, waiter. You havi of English government the Cuban ports Avtts covered Avith floAVors. 'The Eev^ I "But I do forgive you," she said, qulot- tell you, but I'll write it down." your thumb lu my soup. were 'opened to' foreign; ti-ade,:and. for •. An ounce of keep-youi"-mouth-shut Is 'Frank Brunor of Chicago madetho'priui;,;;',' ' Jy.. 'tDo.not think so hardly.of .me; only ""Done!'!' said Ivor, quickly producing of en worth' a pound; of esplanatlon.- cipal address. A parade of old soldiery -H>nly—" a pencil and tablet, Walter-Never mind; it isn't hot.~ the first time the people realized the Judffe. , . / \ "Oaly,; all the same,' our lives M«jsev; "I Itavca't ,told yon, hnvo I!" Buid tbe 3udge. - . - - - extent, of .their ;resources, and the mer- preceded the cerouiouy at Oak M&g*! Cominon Council Proceedings. UNUSUAL WEATHER An Avrfal DUappolntmeut." Eeal Estate Transfers. MASON MARKETS. ,.,,Jnuham County ^gmocrai Mason, MiCfL,.June 2,1902. "The most dlsnppolntod man I ever Tlie following transfers have been saw," said t. Haltlmoro financier, "was Corrected every Tliorsilay iiiiirnlng Council met and was called to order Prevailed Here During the Month recorded In the olllee of the Register FuUllshcd Every Thursday IV poor wretch avIio whs nbout to be riKAIH. -hy- of May. of Deeds for Ingham county, for the by Mayor Wliitinan. hanged In one of the northeastern WHEAT, Ued, No. 2, por liushol week ending May 31st, 1902, where AVllEAT, Whhe, No, I, pur buBliel.... 72 WILLIAM L. CLARK, Present,—Aid. llortle, Clark, Fowler, According to the monthly report of counties of Maryland. I hniipened to consideration is $300 or over: ItVE, per bushel fill MASON, MIOli. liandall and .Severance. C. Fred .Schneider, director of the bo there nbout tbe time and accepted OATS, perbushiil to Olins. E. Valleitu to Geo. H, Kiieal, pt of CORN, slielli'd, per hundred I 20 Minutes of last meeting read and an Invitation to witness the execution, • PRICES: weather bureau, tlie atmospheric con• lots,blk 120, Lansing...... $710 CLOVER SEED, por bushill...... 4 OOM 00 "This fellow's lawyers had boon 'riMO'rHV SEEI), per liiisliiil 3 00®3 '20 '-^CNIt YEAR , ....,.*I.I'0 approved. ditions of the past month were some• Forest E, llalstead and wife to Henry C. KKI'OllT OK COMMI'J'TBB. working bard to savo his neck, nnd OllOCEItlES Axn I'nOVlSIONS, Hix Months .....no'i what extraordinary. Tlie mean tem• Heying, pels on blks 3 and 10, Urownell's .Tn ItKK SIONTlIB «rxi thero seemed to bo some possibility SALT. Saginaw, per barrel 76 The (Iniince committee report the add,StockbrldKO 1300 BEANS, mmleked, per UuBlii'l 1 in Jl.'JD per year if not iiald la advance. perature of the month was ."iS,;! de• Hint ho might bo reprieved, 'The time following claims and recommend their Henry B. rollook, trustee, to Herman Mat- POTATOES, per biisliel. 75 grees, two degrees higher than that of set for tho execution arrived, however, elsky and wile, lot 0, hlk 2, 0. F. Barnes' FLOUR, per hnndred 2'20 Uutered at the I'osloillce. .Mnsou, .Mich., hb allowance: BUCKWHEAT FLOUH, per hundred ono year iigo. The warmest day of nnd the sheriff made jilnns to carry siih, l.Hnslng OCO 3 00 second-class matter, John C. KlnRcrle, snpplli^s for cemetery... J«j 2(i EGGS, per dozen 14 ont the execution, 'The marcli lo tho Franklin F. I'leico and wlio in Jas. W, BUTTEH,per pound John Wheeler, work In cemiitery Vi DO the month was the 10th, when the 15 Granger, pels on see 8, Lansing 2150 LARD, jier iioiind II mercury climbed to SU degrees, higher scaffold bad begun, and tbo prisoner APPLES, dried, per pound Andrew Tailman, ditto, BW Edward E, Stone and wife lo Jcnnlu Cage, 5 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1902. wus about to mount tbe steps wtien a PEACHES, dried, per poiipd 8® 10 Al. Slid, ditto ."•• 7 CO tlian on any May day since 189,T, when pel ou sec 28, Leslie 1200 Albert Hawkins, diuo 8 '^H messenger arrived, waving a telegram LIVE stock AND MEAI'. 91 degrees was recorded on the last Angelica Sliornian, et al., to Emma I'oa- Harry lIulse.dlHo..... 4 CO In Ills liand. OATfLE, per hundred 4 OOai 00 herthy, jiel on blk 8, Mason,,, 600 BEEF, dressed, per hundred... 5 [email protected] Tjik democratic state convention to Klmer HnlBo, ditto 15 00 day of the months C 25 "Tho procession wns at once stopped, Samuel li, Anway and wife lo Thomas W, HOGS, perbmidreil ? K. A. Tyler, ditto T» The precipitation was liOl inches, POKE, dressed, iier hundred 7 50 nominate candidates for the varlou-s and tbo sheriff took the telegram, but Whipple, pel on see 5, Ingham llOO If, John Wlxsnn,dnio.. 7 00 IIA.MS, perponnd state olllces will be held at Detroit, or over f of an inch above the normal saw tbat it wns nddressod to the con- John F. Becker, et al,, lo Orson, N. Janes SIIOULHEUS, periiniinil in Chas. MoiTylecs. ditto .3 00 May Otli, 1.04 inches of rain fell, the and wife, sev pels lying In Lesllo and SPUING CHIOKKNS, dressed, per lb 11 .ruly ;iO and .'il. ,!• S. Thorhurni 7 nl(thts a» waiehinRn..... lO M deiimed man. He banded it to the fel CHICKENS, live, per pound m Bunkerhlll townshl|is 4000 Horl Wlleox and men on strcot...... 37 70 greatest amount of rainfall In any low, who, trembling with hope, tore TlJItKEYS, live, per |>tmnd K Elsie Barker 10 John G. Gross, jicl on blk TUEKEYS, dressed, per pound 10 In the Oregon elections last Monday J. T, Kowler, grate for sewor. 7G one day, open tbe envelope. He ciLst bis eager 83, Lansing 3800 nuinniNd .matkiiial. M.C. 11, K. Co., freight. M 48 glance nt the message, paled nnd let It the democrats elected governor by During the month 3.-1 inches of Daniel Cady to Caroline Harrow, lots 0 and WATER LIME, lier barrel 75 L. It. McArtliiir, •'i days' on board of review lO OO drop from his band. Tbo sheriff picked :\,lbO majority, the balance of the snow foil, more than that of any other 10, hlk'20, .Mason lOOO CALCINED I'l.ASTEIl,lier barrel.,, 1 40 II. C. Kreoland, I month's salary 1.3 71 up tho paper, road It, nnd the march PLASTEltING llAlli, per bushel.... 25 ticket is republican. May since the weather bureau liii FitANK A, Lester, Register, SHINGLES, per llioiisaiid 1 2.5@4 .'iO H.E. Cobtirn, ditto.. CO 00 lo tho scaffold wns resumed. In a few LIME, per harrel 80 A. M. Oliver, suiiplles . 2 05 been established in Lansing. minutes the man who had hoped for a Advertised Letters. LATH, per M feel 4 00®7 25 Gov. Stanlky of Kansas has par• Otto liarr, labor 0 M Several days higlrwinds prevailed reprieve was In otornlty. doned Mrs. Carrie Nation, who was Andrew Tallnian, gravel .0 10 attaining on two days a velocity of SO Mason, May 2(1,1902. r.iiiirdiiiii Sale, L H. Field, draying ^70 "The message wns from somo minis• Listof letters remaining uncalled doing time for sinasliing saloon llxtures miles an hour. Another unusual fea Hy virtue Ol a license to nio granted, on tho Michigan Supply Co., suiipll'es 15 74 ter who bad become Interostod In bis for at the above named olllce: ISih diiyof A|irH,l!i02,by.lasoii E. Nichols, Judge . stored in a barn, and also remitted Iter Michigan Supply Co,, supplies '25 ,11 ture was the general direction of the case. It told him to trust in tbe Lord lirolialeof the county of luLdiam, and state of Mrs. Mattle Morse, .Mrs. Frank liobaoh, tclilL'an, I shall sell al public aiieiloii, on the (Ine. Lansing Holler and Kng, Works, supplies M7 wind, southeast breo'/.cs prevailing. nnd be would be saved."—Washington Mrs. Ellit-l Milcliell, I'anlino Ease, (ilh ibiy iif .luiic, 10112, nt ten o'clnok lu tho Lansing Holler anil Eng. Works, supplies 14 27 forenoon, al tho Iroiil door of tho court linusa. In On one day, the lOtli, a freezing Post. Mrs. Sarah L. Siiilih. One-tiiihd of the Michigan Smith Quaker City Kiihher Co., supplies 8 ,15 the city of Mason, In said counly, all the right, temperature, 32 degrees, was recorded Persons calling for the above please lllleand Interest of Edward A. Bullard, n minor, trust in. congress was broken last Castner, Curran Hi liullltt, supplies 32 40 An Evenlnic Cnll, in and to certain real estate in said eoiinty, de- H, 0. Kreeiand, 1 month's s.alary 131)81 —Lansing Journal, June 2d. say advertised. "I called on Perkins lust evening," .scrlbed as un undivided one-sixth part of thu Thursday. The people can smash H. E.Coburn,ditto 25 00 C. W. BiiOWNE, P. M. northwest quarter ol section twoiily-Ilvo, town remarked Mr. Brown. two nortli, range two east. White Oak, liigham another third in this district this fall li. Nichols, ditto , 35 00 "Did you have a pleasant time?" in• county, Michigan, except commonclng al tho if they wilh S. Nelson, ditto 45 00 Many Things to See, •Virulent Cancer Cured. soiitliwest corner of snld quarter section, tlionco 0. J. Coburn, labor 0 75 quired Mrs, Brown, Startling proof of a wonderful ad east forty-four rods to road, tbeiice northeaster• ly alone the road forty rods, llienco west Ilfty- Tub tenth district republicans did L. N. DuIJols, ditto 13 CO All the Knights of Pythias of the "Very." Perkins was heating his vancein medicineis given by Druggist two rods to section line, thence south forty rods a good political job last week Wednes• M. Carrier, ditto l 26 United States and Canada—and there wife when I went In." G, W, Roberts of Elizabetli, W. Va to place of beglnnlnu'. I. H. Field, draying 90 "What?" An old man there had long suffered OHABLES K. CONN, day. Thcy retired Coogressman "Tip' are thousands of thera—who are plan Guardian of said Edward A. Bnllard, a minor. 1. H. Field, ditto 10 :a "I say Perkins wns beating bis wife, with what good doctors pronounced Dated. April 23d, 1902. I7W7 Aplin on the first ballot by a vote of ning to go to California in August next I. II. Field, illtto 3 30 but of course he stopped when I came ncurable cancer. They believed his Mlohiuan Supply Co., supplies 27 00 will have theclianceof a lifetime to CoiiiiiilSKinners' Niitiee. 25 for Aplin to for Col. Loud of In." case hopeless till he used Electric Castner, Curran & liullltt, ditto 41C31 gee many wonderful things in a short Bitters and applied Bucklen's Arnic The undersigned, having been appointed hy Oscoda. "Well, I should hope so." llie probate court for the county ot Iiighain, .standard Carbon Co., ditto ^^fhime. First there'll be theblggather- Salve, which treatment completely eommIssloners on the estato of .Siiiimel P. Stroud, "I begged him to go on, but he said cured him. When Electric Bitters deceased, to settle and adjust all claims agalniiC CiiAiiLBS E. TowNSBND Of Jackson said estate, do hereby give notice that thoy will A.w..iewett, plants lo 00 ing in San Francisco, August llth to some other time would do just as are used to expel bilious, kidney and was nominated for congressman in the meet for that iiurpose nt the store of Stroud & Mc• Moved and supported that report of 20th, where fully 100,000 Pythian pil wen." microbe poisons at tlie same time thi Donald, m the City ot Mason, In said counly, on second district at Adrian last Tliurs "You begged him to go on?"' salve exerts its matchless healing .Saturday, ,]iinIo Interior, THE EVENING j HEWS ASS'N, Moved and supported that the above OF THE EePDBLIC, deceased. era! White made a clean breast of the In the vast nnd almost unknown in. On filing tbe petition, duly verified, of Elvira resolution be accepted and adopted. Minneapolis, Minn., May 17,1902. ) Dotrolt, IVIlch. Lee. widow ol said deceased, praying that ad• late military steal. White, Sutton terlor of Alaska the cUmate Is arctic. ministration of said estato may be granted to Special Okder, No. 1. Marsh and tlie IIcnderson-Ames com Yeas—Bortle, Clark, Fowler, Ean- The winter is of eight months' dura• Horace Hodge or some otlier snitablo person. I— Pursuant to a commendable cus' 00 You Bat the M% II Is ordered, lhat the l3tli day ot .lune, next, pany of Kalaraa'/oo put up the job on dall and Severance.' tion, dry and, excepting certain re- ,it ten o'clock In tho forenoon, at said nrobato Detpolt Sunday ^ By Aid. Fowler— torn established in many states of the itrlcted localities, entirely free from olllce, be assigned for the hearing of said peti• the state and this is the Ilrst time th How»'Tplbuno Union and at the request of Comrade tion. liistory of the deal has been made Resovcd, That the city clerk be. wind. The temperature descends as 11 Is further ordered, that a copy of this order and'he- i^'iiereby ordere"d''to "purchaTe I °' Bakewell, chief aide in charge low as 80 degrees, with a mean of per• Michigan's greatest Sunday news• be3 pnhllshed In Uio Ih'OUAM Countv Demo- public by one who was on the inside, paper? Beautiful color effects, high-: ciiAT for three successive weeks. three hundred feet ot Lackawanna 1°^ military instruction and-patriotic haps 40 degrees. Ice forms In the class miscellany, special articleB, (A true copy,) JASON E. NICHOLS, White, •Sutton and Marsh each mad latest news, mngniflcent llluatia- rivers and lakes to a thickness of S. L. Peok, Judge ol Probate. about $10,000 out of the state. White hose, and be it fiirther education in schools, it is recommend• tions, etc.; 5 cuuta a copy. Probate Register. 2iw3 light feet and more. Summer extends Resolved, That the city attorney be ed that all members of the Grand and Marsh were convicted and were jver four months. During its earliest Army of the Republic observe Satur• Coiiiinlssionm's' Notiee, pardoned by Gov. Pingree, but each authorized to draw contract for the month high winds prevail, Tbo bal- The undersigned, having been appointed by same. day, June 14, J902,—the anniversary of the probate court for the county of Ingham, were to pay a fine of $5,000. Sutton ince of this short season Is mild and commissioners on the estate ot Nelson Clark, the birth of our flag—by decorating was acquitted. Tliore may be trials Moved and supported tliat the above the temperature pleasant, rarely ex- Execiitor'ri Sale. deceased, to settle and adjust all claims against their homes and places of business said estate, do hereby give notice that they will for perjury with White as a witness resolution be accepted and adopted. leedlng 80 degrees. The snow and rain By virtue of a licence to me granted on tho meet for that purpose at tlin residence Mrs. 3l8t day ot May, A. D, 1002, by Jason E. Nichols, Yeas-Bortlc, Clark, Fowler, Ran• with the stars and stripes, the em• uinn.ally precipitated Is about 12.9 Nelson Clark, on Thursday, .June lOlli, 1002, This steal will make good republican judge of probate of the county of Ingham, state and on Friday, September lOtli, 1902, history, as all the principals stood dall and Severance. blem of our country, and encourage Inches.—Era. of Michigan, I shall sell at public auction, on at ono o'clock In the afternoon of said days. Six the IStli diiy of July, li)02, at ten o'cloclt In montlis from the lotli day ot March, A. D. 1902, Is their neighbors to do the same. the forenoon, at the postoDlce at North Aurellus, high in that party at the time. An ordinance to amend section 1 of An Owl'B Toe». tbe time limited for the presentation of claims. II— Department commanders will in said countyi all tho right, tlUo and Interest of an ordinance entitled "An ordinance It is alleged that taxidermists are wliich Ablgal Mutton died, seized, iu and to the ,L T. BULLEN, promulgate this special order without following land, to wit 1 O.S. WILSON. TiiE many friends of Hon, L. T establishing flre limits and regulating larelesB in the motmtlng of owls. In Dated M.iy 7,10O2. Wvii Commissioners. delay and add their influence with the The southwest quarter ot the northeast quar• Hemans of this city are pleased at the erection ot wooden buildings." museums and elsewhere our wise eyed ter of section three, toirn two north, range two west, Aurellus, Ingham countyJWlchlRan. rolmte Order. .Slaudcrs—.Tiiiie IS the recognition of his qualifications The City of Mason ordains. That P'^''^"'l public officials to make friends are set up with three toes in CHARLES S. WILSON. the day honorable by reason of the front of and one behind the perch on Execntdr ol the will ot Ablgal Mutton, de• State of Michigan, county of Ini;lmm, ss. At a by people about the. state. It is section I ot an ordinance entitled session of the probate court for said county, held special reverence and respect mani• ivhlch they aro seated. One who has ceased. 22w7 compliment to our city as well as to 'An ordinance establishing Are limits Dated Juno 2d, 1002. at the probate ofllce. In the city of Mason, on the fested by our fellow citizens for the jbaerved the habits of the hooters 21st day ot May, 1902. the ability of Mr. Hemans that he is and regulating the erection ot wooden Present, .lason E. Nichols, Judge of Probata. United States flag. maintains that this Is Incorrect and Froliitto Order. Mimes—Jmio 13 In the matter o{ the estate ot Ellas M. San• regarded as a man of wortli and capa• buildings," be and the same is hereby ders, decoiised. By order of that no living owl ever,places three State otMlcUlgan. counly of Ingliam, ss. At a amended so as to read as follows: On flllDg the petition; duly verified, of Pago AV, ble of filling the position of governor toes in front of his perch. How ia session of the probate court tor said county, held Sanders, son and legatee ot snid deceased, pray• Ell Torrencb, at the probate ofllce, In the city of Mason, on the of Michigan. Although differing Sec. I. The city of Mason ordains, this?—New Yorlt Press. • ing that an Instrument on file in this court, Commander-in-Chief. "1st day of May, 1002. purporting to be the last will and testament ot politically, we have always been That; the following boundaries shall Present, Jason E. Nichols, Judge ot Probate. said deceased, may bo admitted to probate, nnd In the mutter of the estate ot Samuel Hlmes, pleased to number him among our constitute and be known as the "flre Silas H. Towler, Nvurluv tho Flnlsb. that admliilstrnllon of said estate may be grant• deceased. ed unto himself, the executor named in said whi, friends. His abilities have always limits" of the cjtyof Mason, to wit; Adjutant General. "How long has tho minister been Laura Hlmes, administrator ot the estate ot or some other suitable person. preaching?" whispered the stranger said deceased, having rendered to this court It Is ordered, that the 13th day of June, next, at been freely at the service of our city's Mill street on the north, A street on her linal account as such administrator and her ten o'clock in tiie forenoon, at said probate ofllce, ivho had wandered Into the church and petition for examination and allowance thereof and county's interests, and should he the west, Oak street on the south and be assigned for proving snid instrument and White Oak Grange. sat down away back. and for the distribution of said estate. . hearing said petition. be chosen by the democrats of the C street on the east, also including It Is ordered, that tho I3th dayot June, next, It is further ordered that a copy of this order T. F. Patrick and Lewie Proestel, "About thirty years, I believe," re• at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at said probate be published In the Inoiiam County Drmo- state to head their ticket he will All block 52 of said city, the whole in• plied the other occupant of tho pew. ofllce, be assigned for. examination and allow• ciiAT for three successive weeks. members of the executive Committee, ance of said account and hearing said petition. that position with credit to himself cluding blocks 7, 8,13,16,17 and 52 of (A true copy.) JASON E. NIOHOLS. were in Mason on business last Mon• "That being the case," rejoined tho It is fnrtlier ordered, that a copy of this order G. L. PitoK, Judge ot Probate. and honor to his supporters. The the City of Mason. itranger, "I guess I'll stay. He must 1)0 pubUshed In the Inoiiam OouN'ry Dismo- . Probate Register. ' 2iw3 day. okat for tliree successive weeks, News can but congratulate the demo• Sec. 2, This ordinance shall take »e nearly done."^Ohlcago News. , JASON E. NICHOLS. Mrs. Ilattie Stevenson of Anderson (A true copy,) Judge of Probate. Prolmto Order. JJriisie—Juno SO crats in having so able an exponent in immediate effect. grange visited White Oak grange last G. L. PiMic, Probate KcKlster. 21W3 State of Michigan, county of Ingliam, ss. At a their ranks.—Ingham County News, Moved and supported that the above StrnnKO Dllnapprehcnalon. session of the probate court for snid county, held Saturday night. Borus—How do you like that last po- nt the probate olllce. In the city ot Mason, on the amendment be accepted. Prolinto Order. Orcuii-Jnue SO 28th day of May, I902. • The third and fourth degrees will tm of mine? ^ State Of Michigan, county of Ingliam, ss. At a Yeas—Bortle, Clark, Fowler, Ran• Present, Jason E. Nichols, Judge of Probate. Settled Out of Court, NttgguB—First rate.It's so restful, session of the probate court for said county, held In tho matter of the estate of .Isaac N. Rrasio, be conferred on a class of four next at the probate olllce, In tho city of Mason, ou the The case of Flora E. McEnally vs. dall and Severance. deceased. , Saturday night. . 10 soothing, don't you know. ^8th, day of May, 1902. On flUng the petition, duly verlfled, of Milton Edward H. Dakin has been settled The treasurer's report for tlie month Borufl—Restful! Great Scott, man! Present, Jason E. Nichols, Judge ot rrobnto. Brasle, brother and llelr•a^law of said deceas• of May was received and placed on Pomona grange meets with ^Whlte In the matter of the estate of velorns Green, ed, praying this court to adjudicate and do- , out of court by the payment of a sum Ct's an epic! deceased. - ' tormluo who were at the time ot his death, or .. file. Oak grange Thursday evening and On ming the petition, duly verlfled, of Emma of money by the defendant to the NagguB—Good heavens! I thought it are now tho lawful heirs of said deceased and On motion council adjourned forP"'^^^' 12 andlS 0. Penberthy, daupliter and legatee ot snld do- entitled to inherit the real estate of said de• plaintifl. In this case Mrs. McEnally was a lullaby!—Chicago Tribune. censed, praying that an *lnatrumont on tile In ceased. • ' , ' one week, TliThe o followinfnllnwiniTg 'I1?lnr"Florac " program will this.court, purporting to,bo the last will and It is ordered, that the 20th day of Juno, next, sued Dakln for damages, claiming be observed next Saturday night; testament of said deceased; may be admitted to at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said probate'' 0.21. .Hoyt, City Clerk. niH Good Wife. probate, and that the administration of snld ofllce,'be assigned for hearing said petition, .t that he had sold her husband liquor Musle, Dr. Price-Tour husband's trouble la estate may bo granted unto Lovern Green, as It is further ordered, that a copy of this order Business NosB Glasses tributes to Fiorn administrator mth the wlir annexed, or some bo published In tho Inoham OouN'rv DmmO' ;'iintil he was incapable of supporting melancholia. Now, you'd help him ma- other suitable'persoii.^,^^^^^ . CKAT for tliree successive weeks, Response, . Martha Patrick lier. The case was tried at the March OllOUNDIilSNSlSS icrlally If. you7d only, arrange some It Is ordered, that the 20tli day of June, next, nt JASON E. NICHOLS, Song. tejun o'clock Iin the forenoon; at said probate oilieofllcer , (A true copy.), . , : Judge of Probate. ': i term and'the jury gave the defendant pleasant surprise for him. be assigned for proving said•" ' Instrumenatrument aDanid $1.50 Paper—"TheInlluencooIFlowers on the Char• Gr. L. PJtOK, Probate Register. 22W5: Mrs. SharpG^l kno'w!: I know! I'll hearing said petition a verdict, but. the plaintiff succeeded acter," Mrs. Frank Vaughn " lTlT?unhor''oFd'ero(l, that a copy of, this order Paper-"Flowers In tho Home," (ell him you eald ho needn't bother bapubllBhod in the Ikoham Coumtv Demo- in securing a new trial on the ground CMcago Optical Store, MiB. S. J, Proctor ihout paying your bill till be feeli ilka oilATforthroeBuoccsslva weeks. ".of bavinR secured further evidence.— 231 Wash. Ave. 80., a,, IL Soldo Dysll.nt..DyslLnevadMlers.. — ; mark cut on cacti package. this occasion be one of pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Joslah Phillips ot Wheeler, Gra• mdrtifeOTfi^ infliction;—Exchange, i^^ Price, 3S cents. Never soli ^ tiot county, are making on extended visit with jQ^3«lBroidwiiy. (lew York in bulk. Accept no aubill* .ilielpful memories to all. their children and friends In Leroj and Ingham. 'rlnoi Siloe. 8SS r Bti. WMhIngtOD,B, C., mneiiraiiATieiiii tute. Aik yoar drugglat. Tho Spaiii.sh-Amorienn war veterans near, the Sloux became afraid and rau NEWS 0¥ OUR STATE. In Brniich County have formed an asso SOLDIEBSV STORIES. nivay."; elation. Clara Barton's KIrst I.onf. 'The Toloplioile Company has cninmonc- It would bo a dllllcult task to nttompt ITEMS OF INTEREST TO MiCHI- ed eroetlng llio |loles tor its line at '\Vost ENTERTAINING REMINISCENCES uven to make an oStliiTato of tho GANDERS, Branch, OF THE WAR. amount of supplies that liiive been fur- The salary of the posliiiaslor at St. Igiiaco has boon increased fruin 511,500 ulsliod hy Clara Barton and hor band Braplilo Account of StlrrlnB Scenes Wrockaije IJcIiiyH Pier Work nt St, lo •'51,(100. of Rod Cross workers, but hi Leomin• W'itncaHcd on the BattlcflcUl and in Jnscpli —lilow nt KcHOrt SInrrinKe Louis Caderett of .Mt. Holly township ster Couul,v, Mnssiichusetts, lives a Camp—Vcternnx of tho HcbelUon He- :i 11(1 tintr,v—Uii(iH Life in Siiiiltnriiiiii— is cutting his tlilrd set of teotli. Ho is man who says that lie was the lir.st citc KxpcricnceH of Tlirlllius: Nutiirc. Saw aiill BiiriiH—Oiitloolc forUrapeH. 75 years old. recipient of Uioir generous charity. Hunt & Kiefer, a now linn from De- His names is A, J. Parker, and the food troll, are.opening up an oxchislve grocery About every white man who has per• which lie got from Uie hand of tho colo- ' Wiilc ilrivlnn piles for the support of Slioiihl LiHteii to .'Vlr. McIClnley. iiliiinst hiiinoiisui'iibly greiitor cnmmor- stock at Croswell. sonal knowledge of what Is erroneous• bratod iiurso •w;hs a loaf of broad, the lifth cril) of the Kovul'liinoiit pier ilt Itoptihiiciui editors who sock to jusll- cliil liiterosts. ly tcriiied and known In history as the which he was given, after having boon pL •Toaoiili hilrlior a lai'gL' portloli of thu Oiiawiiy's new water works systoin baa '.y the cruel priictlccs In tho Philljiiihies RohiUvoly its botwoon llio cnnditlon hoen eonipleleil and turned over to the Custer miLssiicro, says, tho Auncoiida without food for two dii.vs lii a South• lipol and side of tlie wreeh of thu stonnior .Toiild do well to road tho iiiossngos of of nlTairs sevoiily-two y(>iii's ago mid village aiillloriiies. City oC Duliitli, wliich foiimlurnd four I'rosldoiit .McKinloy during, nnd hiiiiiu- the present coiiiiltlon the United States Stiindard, and nearly every other man ern hospital during the Civil War. )'oai's ago, wa.s struck. Several of tho Gamaliel I'iinarsoii. has been appointed •lliitoly prior to, the Spaiilsh-.Vmorlciiii' bank of .Mi', Biddio was a groiitor iiioii- wh'o know some one who knew soine- Mr. Parker was in the Second .Afiissii- (liles wore eased in with steel iinints, hut postniiislor at Diamond l.,oeli, vice D. .1. war jiorlod. oy jiowor lliiiii all tlio Iriist.s which Mr. llihig about li, hits appoiirod In print cliusotts Regiment, and was Wounded *lii'y failed to iieiiotrate tho wreckage. Poaeoek, resignod. at ttie battle of Cedar Moiiiitaiii by a Tho government siihinariiio diver reports, 'Those messages nro full of donuncla- Morgan has orgatil'/'.oii. But Prosldcnt liurilig the last twenty-live years with Work oil the second track ot the Mich- accounts, theories and opinions rela• rohol's inlnle ball, that shattered both nfter investigating, tliat the stool shoot igiin Central is being iiiished botw'joil Uoiis of tho iiractlces In Cuba, which Aiidrow .Iiieksnii "was bold enough" to tive to tlio batUo. So I'ar, however, bones of his right arm'below the el• lhat once covered the hull hf the Diiliitli Miirsliiill and Albinii. priiotlces woro not so brutal as rocoiit Invito Mr. Bldillo's "undying Imtrod" lin.s lodged ill sueli a jiosltloii as to cOnlo :cvohiUoiis would indiciito the prac- and.was successful In the oiicountor tlifl rod man's version has been coii- bow, and also siii-ashed tho elbow joint, in eoiitnct with the iiiles. The liiidlng of About 20,000 acres will be planted to so that he had to lose the arm below sugar beets in liny Coiiiity this year, licos 111 Uie Plillippliios to bo. which ho Invoked. linod to tho ninsty pages of the govorii- Bitch a largo portion of tho wreck has Uio oibow. against 20,000 last season. In the incssiigo of Doc. I, 1S97, Mr. If .Mr. Koosovolt Is sliionro hi his light mont ropol'ts of tho bureau of ethnolo• 'ratiscd surprise, as It was siippiised tiiat Ho ."itoppcd tlio bullet on SaUirda.v. A wedding occiirri'd at Ravenna tho McKinloy referred to the coiicontraUon oil tlio trusts ho will study and.follow gy. In ISSl, live years after the bat• nil of the wreckage was i'eiiioved from Aug. 0, 18112, and the following iion- Uio nionlli of the liarhor thri.'e years ago, other day in which the bride was attend• system, then establlslied In Cuba by the exiimiiie of ono of Ids iiiost Illus• tle, which occurred on ,luno 25, lS7ti, ns was provided I'or liy the govoi;iiini?iit ed by her four graiidchildi'oii. ,S|)iiiii iitiil now iiialiitiiliiod by the Uni• trious prodoccs.sors. one Rod Horse, a Sioux chief and a diiy aftoriioon the operation was por- contract. 'The jireseiit jiositloii of Iha Now hiisliioss biiililiugs and residences ted Stiites 111 the Plilllpiilnos, as' '11 Ill .Tackson'.s history lie will Ilnd tho (irominont actor In thu batUo, dictated forinod. Parker was lakoii from the wToek will cause a temporary delay in In the aiiioliiit nf ,'i!t2,'i,(l00 -will bo coil- :rtiel iiollcy." lie snid that Uiis was best proceiloiits. But ho will not Ilnd tho Indian accoumt of tlie so-called Hold to tho Eplsc(5pal church at Cul- Uie constrnction of the iiler. sfriii.'tCil at Beliliiig tills siiiiiiner, not "civllli'.od warfare,'" It was "oxtor- a case In which Jiieksoii foarc'd Uio massacre and illustrated it. popor, A'a., •which had boon convorttHl (/liiirli's S. Hill, a proiiiiiient ynuiig "undying liiill'od" of any trti.st iiiiig- into a field hospital., ttie pows being y lilow at St. .foe iNtarriaueH. .nlMatloii;" nnd ho rol'orrod to Uils poli• attnriioy nf Union City, and ."Miss Keni cy as "an iibtiso of Iho rights of wnr." mite or tho clilof of nny monopoly.— Five sprliig.s ago I, with many turned into hospital bunks for upwiird . X iiloveiiieiit to dn away with The 1^. ^^'ar^cll were married recoiilly. Sioux Iiidiiiis, took down and packed of 300 womuleil soldiers. wholesale marriage liiislness at St. .In- And in his mossiige of Aiirll 11, 1S9S, Chicago Chronicle. Bcpli WIIS liogiin hy Uie Slate Associa• Oiislitvo Mnnlgoiiiery. clioesn maker \li'. AlcKliiloy rcitcriited Uic stiitoiuoiits up our topees and moved from Ciioy- Mr. Parker says tliat lie was lu a pew tion of Coiigregiitloiial Cliiirehes, wliieli fer Geo. H. IlOrInu at li'ritlt Ridge, i.'iid .if his ISO" inessiigo, nnd, referring to The I)einnrali-/.e(l Navy. 5iine Itivor to tho Kosobud River, where next to the door Hie day following rlio ed his life by swallowing carboli'c acid. hold ils sl.Nly-lirsl niiiiiiiil iiieeliilg nt SI. tills concoiitratlon system, dochired: 'The ritlllanly behavior of oll'looi's nnd we camped a few days; then wo took, amputation of his arm and not fooling iTohns. 'I'he ennvciilioii adopted llie fol• Eire prai'tically wiiiod nut the biisiues.^ 'The only peace It could hogot was that moil of Uio United States orul.sor Chi• down a.nii pitcliod our lodges with the any too happy, when a woman with a lowing: "Hcsolvcd, 'I'liiit wo do advise section of liavciiiia, lifteon store build• of tho wildornoss nml the grnvo." cago, ill Italian waters. Is only a rolloc- largo camp of Sioux. basket came Into the cliivi'ch anil mid petition the l.egislntiire of the State ings being destroyeil, causing .'jilOO.OtKI In his mossiigo of Doc. 0, ISO", Mr, tlou of the doinorallKallon of tho Aiiior- 'The soldiers charged so riuickly we slopiiod at the entrance of his pow, Dt Mieliigaii 111 pass a law proliihltiiig the loss, Iciiii navy. 'The loiileiicy shown the and after asking liiiii a fow questions Issuing of marriage licenses upon the lirst .McKinloy doiiouiicod Spain's policy In could not talk (counsel). Wo came out ..Vboiit 71)0 of Ihe striking cigar girls nt Chicago's brawlers In Voiilce has boon and giving words of clieor, she asked llay of the week, coiiiinniily called Siin- Cuba IIS It system of wiirl'iiro Unit tond- of tho council lodge and talked In all Detroit have formed a union and declare rowartled by rojioatod rowdyism at him to what rogliiiOHt ho bololi.god and lliiy, and ill case of marriage, whore holh lhat all nr none of tlieiii shall ho rein• .»d "to drive tho Cubitus to Uio horrible dlrocUons. 'The Sloux mount horsoi, 'Tl-lest(!. tho nature of his wounds. llo told bor panics lire ii(pt residciils of Uie Stale, re- stated, Utoriiiitlvo of Inking to tho-tlilckot or take guns and go iiglit tho soldlor.s. yiilriiig the issuing of the iiiarriago 11- It is dlsgraooftil to a navy of tliu an• ho boloiigod to Uie Second :\la.ss:iclui- -•Vllio, Lolli::, 11 years old, of Green Oak .^ticcuiiibllig to misery." Ho roforroil, Women and clilklroii iiioimt horses and , l-oiise at least live days bofuru Uie cere- cient honor of 01110" that ollicors wear• sotts and that ho liad just lost an arm. Inwiislilp, w,is hiUeii throe limos in Uie '.11 that .siimo mossiigo, to "the policy of go, iiioii.iiiiig to got out of tho way, '''niony is performed." leg liy a ratth^siiiilto. IDoctor says lie will ?riiol rapine ami oxtormlnaliou tliat so ing It.s unlforlii shniild havo lb he put "Among the soldiers was an ollicor Sho Uioii a.sked Illm If he did not V'aut a loaf of broail. Mr. I'arkor say.s Found 'Wniidcriii); in llie 'WoodH. recover, ;oiig sliockfid the tiiilvorsnl soiitlmoiit of 111 irons lo comiiol thom to respect tho who rode a iior.so with four white foot, . .Tohn MacC^iiiley, a Grand liapids biisl- tieriiiiiii carp have been caught out of auiiiaiilty." Ho roforroil also to the laws of common docoiicy. 'The Ilalliin (Supposed to liave been Captain Unit ho told her ho had had nothing to hcss man of tlie llrm of MncCaiiley Urns., Huron river this seiisnii Uiat tipped the Bliiiiilsli commiiiidor "whoso brutiil or- episode will bo a foul blot on the log of French, Seventh Cavalry,) The Sloux oat for two days, and would like the broad, and she gave him an eutlro loaf. isteamlillers, was found wiiiidcriiig aim• scales at 25 pounds, .'\lost ot lliem are Jlers liilliiniod tho Aiiicrlciin mind and an Aiiiei'lciiii Avarslil]). have a long time fought ninny brave lessly alioiit ill Uie woods near Cooper. fed to tbo hogs. Ho was intorostod and asked the wo• Hliockod Uio civliizoil world." He do- Washington iiolltlcians and favoritos men of different people, but tlio Sloux Me had hecii missing from home several Imvo domornllzod the navy of tho Uni• man's nil 1110, and the ii.iiswoir was, l''anaors nt Hoiuestoad are planting su• .noiiiicod "Uio horrible order of concoii- say this man was tlie bravest man days, tde had iu his iiocket an iimised gar eaiie. If il is a success a ci'iislier will ted States. The dlshoiioriiblo eoiirso of "Clara Barton." railroad ticket from Kilos to Grand Uap- Iriitloii." Uiey had over fought, I don't know be piireliasod by them and the caiio con• the admliilstnitloii toward lionorod vet• Years afterwai'd, says ttio Worcester Ids. lie was taken to Kalamazoo, but In his iiinssage of April 11, LSOS, Mr. wiiother ttils ^vaa General Ouster or verted iiilo syrii|). erans of liolirariiiy and navy could not (Mass.) Tologram, whon Mr. Parker could give no iiccount nt illmself or ills McKinloy roforroil to Spain's iiollcy in not, waiidcririgs oilier Uiiiii Ihiil he lind a bat• 'The IJiiinii f./ily rnljor mills liave chang• fail to oxort a iiiiillgiiaiit iiillueiico iipoti was married, his wifo wont to Boston ed hands, I), P. V\'liite piireliasing J. M. Culm as "tho horrors of strife of a now "The day was hot. In a short time tle willi lwelv(! hoboes and during the •iiiil ililiiliiiiiii ]iliaso, happily tiiiproce- both liraliclics of the .sel'vico. and Uioro mot Uio colebratod iiilrso. Hu light Uiiffiild Hill's show ciiiiie ahuig, res• Moore's interest. 'I'he eiiplirinioiis litlo of tho soldiers clia.rgod the camp. ('This- :loiited in tho iiiodorii history of civil• hnd told bis wife of Uie iiicldoiit of tlio cued him and look eight of the lioboi.'s off the now linn is Bliieli it AV'hite. 'fi-iists and IbcTarilT. was Major Reno's battaliou of the ized Clirisliaii ]iooplos." Ho (loiioiiiicoil church ill tho SouUi, and wliilo Mrs. in a |iiil,Tce car. His brother took him 'I'lio poslDllicc at Treiilou was robbed .\iiy Doiiiocnit who talks aliout intik- Sovontli Cavalry. 'The soldiers woro .a iioUey AvIioKoili "Iho fnrms woro laid Parker was talking wltli Miss Barton, back to Grand liapids. of over .?l,flOl) in cash ami stamps. The iiig ti'iists the grout issue of tho iiji- on tho trail made by the Sloux camp safe was opeiied by working the eoulbi- wiiste, dwellings iiiiroofod iiiid tired, she s.'Ud; pt'oacliiiig coiigi'essioiiiil eaiiipalgii mul• In moving, and crixssod the Little Big• Avery Saw INIill al Alpena l)cstro.vc(l. niitioii and Uie robbers left no clew. .Hills destroyed, .and, lu .sliorl;, overy- "My Inisb.aiid tolls mo iliat you M'oro tiplies words wil hunt kllowlod.go. horn River above •^viiorc the Sioux The .-Vvery siiwiiiill, one of the iargest .Tami's Crosby, 50 years old, and a hope• '.liiiig that coiihl de,soliito the limil und the Tu'st poi'jion to give hliii aiiyUiiiig (Iroat Issues are not made to oi'dor. crossed, .ajid attacked tlie lodges of the ami best in Al|ieiiii, owned by Uie liieli- less invalid fi-oiii ini'oiiiotor ata.via, be- render it unlit for liiiiiiiiii liabltiitioii to oat after ho was woiiiidud in tho nnlsoii r.iirnlicr Co., was destroyed by Not to speak of that, liowovor, wliiit Uncapapas, farthest up the river. 'The ciiiiic ili'spoiiili'iit, look a dnso nf c,-irliolic 111' siiiiiiort" a'rliiy, and that lie was the lir.st mau lire, 'The ]ilaiit was, worth about ,'?.''iO,- .lort of an issue ciiii the Domocntllc women and cliildron ran down tho Llt• acid ill ,Tacksi)ii and died from ils effects. 111 tho siiiiiomessage .Mr. AlelCiiiley i;liat you gavo aliyUiiiig to In that hos• 00(1 and was insured for IJIIT.OtH). 'The piifty imiko of Iriisls when the Roptibll- Uo Bighorn River a short distance into ])iiriiig a severe elcelrical anil rain said: "'i'ho iii'os]icet of a iirotrnctloii pital," mill will lie reluiilt. 'I'ho cniiipaiiy have eiiii Prosidciit I.s posing ol'foctlvely as a ravine. 'The solilicrs sot lire to tho a big slock of hemlock and pine on hand slonii the railroad depots at, Bancroft, 511(1 coiitliiiiiitioii of the present sti'lfo Miss Barton .n.skod wiioro that was, a ,Tiiek-Uio-giaiit-triist killer',' lodges. All the Sioux now cliiirgod and live large rafts of pine are c.\|icelod Ooloma Statinii and AW'stlicld -were ,'s a coiitliigoiicy hardly to bo coiitem- nnd lioiirliig the name of tlio church, struck Ijy liglitiiiiig and wore totally de• 'The only thing the iJomocrallc party the soldiers and drove thom Ili con• to be delivered in the booms wiUiiii a pliiled with c,a ,,cartridge and .'in somi Sioux man' saw the walking soldiers his mind, ly'y after a few minutes' ^ menthecauso Ins.family: would not leave incluslrlal IntS'csls, Nlchol.ts BIddle trying fat luid fooling the folks who innnnor :oxplodod: it.- "'The charge;ontByet OMulng. search he-founi Itiwhere hehad left it iGermnnytojoin hiin hero la given as the: August's'breast and.ipassod:through.thi was a mau of as much power as Pler• want to be fooled.—Johnstown Demo- on the momentous day. ;:|iause for the suicide. hodi'. pont Morgan wields at this time .of ci'at - I ^hou' the walking soldiers came

mm mm • fiolionlboy Rcpnrtoo. FIGURING IT OUI. nits nl' Hiiglisli.' SUFFERED 25 YEARS Sfnny of our ISngllsh words have Prof, n. W. PreiitlH, princlpnl of the Jolinny Id ICvIdoiitly IIcHtlncd to Ho n bits of inoitnlng hidden nwny In their Hodgdcii School, tells u Joke on himself With Catarrh of the Stomacli— Great I'X-onoiiiiut. cells, showing whut men hnvo done Avitli milch enjoyment. One dny during Pe-ru-na Cured. The "llttlo Joliniiy" ot thu followlui; nud thought centuries ngo. Kloeks and lui oxunilnatlon, when he wits visiting story mny never have heard tlmt herds were oiieo ciirroiicy, rude metal iho various rooms, he slopped to iisl; u Orent lloas have little lleas upon their wns weighed ns n price, niur copper very bright hoy a sum in idgebra, nntl, "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for over thirty years, it hns kept hncks to iiite 'ciii. wns probably the tirst coin to touch although the problem was eomparit- ray scalp free from dandruff and And little lloas linvo lessor Hons, and bo llvely easy he could not answer it. Itoninn pnliiis, fncts found In the words has prevented my liair from turn• ad iniiiiituin, "pecniilnry," "expenti" niul ''estlninte." Prof. Preiills remni'ked and with some ing gray."—Mrs. F, A. Soule, but his inolhod ot rensonlns Is nn- ".Many uiiiior labor run- "Salary" tnkos ns Imck lo the 'time show of severity; Billings, Mont. nliiKons. Ilo lind boon pizluK t.liont,'lit- trovursies have boon .seltloil, when the Koinnii legions received salt ".My boy, you ought to be nhle to do fully nt Ills liooh of nnliunl iilctui-e.s, but the Kituiitlon in tho 1111- ns part pay. "Gnleulnte" rocnlls nn that. At your ago Ceorgc AVashlngtoii There is this peculiar snys the HnM Lithe Hoi'iild, when sud• lliriicilu coal region has iissiiiiieil it iiinre age when ijobhles wore used Ui count• wns a surveyor." Borlous aspect. I'alhviiy .earnings con- denly lio culled out: ing; nnd "stipiilnio," lliu custom of The boy looked him slrnlglit In the thing about Ayer's Hair liniio satisfactory, roads ropi)rtiiig I'm "•Sny, pa, docs It cost iiiucli to feed breiiUing n straw botweon two In mak• eye and nnswerod; [wo weeks of .Alay show gains ot tl.l pot Vigor—it is a hair food, "Yos, sir, and nl your nge ho wns a llonV" cunt ovor last year and 1H.*1 por cunt ing a coiiti-iict. "I'lipcr" clniius reln- not a dye. Your hair does "Vos." dvor liJOO, No change is reported in the iloiLs-lilp with tho pnpyrus of the Nile, President nf Iho Uidted Stntes." not suddenly turn black, "How nitioh?" Iron nnd nteoi situation, foriiior ounili- and "voUiiiio" with the enrly slieop- The coiivorsntloii dropped at that "Oh, R lot of money." lions moroly bccnining iiiteiisilioil by llio sUlu roll. "Llbrnry" dates hnck to tbo point.—St. Louis. Dispatch. look dead and lifeless. ".•V wolf would iiuilco n ),'ood ineul for throatenoil docreiise In supplies of fiiol time when pages were of bark, aud Butgraduallythe old color a lion, wouldn't It, pn'/" mil the labor controversies in oerlaiii "book" tells us Hint the bnrk wns Ilnll'u Catarrh Cure braiiehos of tho industry. The rniUviiys comes back,—all the rich, "Yos, I giicss so." from the "bok" or beech tree. A "pn- Is taken internally. Price 75 cents. urn sooklng rails, rolling stock and other gnn" was nt Ilrst n villnge-dweller, dark color it used to have. ".^n(l a fox would he enough for the Hliilpiiioiit, while contractors reiiiiiro wolf, wouldn't It'/" and n "liontliou" a lienth-dwellor To The hair Stops falling, too. miiah Btruotiiral iiiateriiil." Trade coii- **~- A Good PoHiulntlon. "Yes, yes." "nblior" I.S to brlsllc; to "accost,", to ilitioiis aro tbiis siiiiiniod up by Dun it Porolsn Visitor—Vour American socio- il.DO a Nile. All ilraf[[|sl9. draw uotir to the ribs; to he "chagrin• "And (I foi could ninlto a luenl off a Do.'s AVoekly Koview. Tlio Uoviow con- ly has no old castles with haunted rooms. Conuriissinan Bnlkln, of Wiiifliild, Ivan. hawk, oh, pn'/" tiiiiios: ed," to ho cliufod with rough leather. If yonr druEirlat cannot nn pply you, American Girl—N-o, we'havuu't, 1 ad• Boud us ono (ioilar and we wllII. iiiprcsH "1 siipjioso so." Quiot coiiilltions bnvo prevnilod in the "Uivnl" suggests nu unfnir iiulglibor mit; but (brightening) we hnvo plenty yon a bottle. Boauro and l-Ivo tho nanio In n roci'iii letter to Dr. IJartnifiu "And the linwlc would bo satlsfled coreni innrkot.s, with only 11 iiiodorntu vol- shnrlngnu Irrigating broolc, nnd"liom- of scandals.—New ll'ork 'Wcekiy. of your nearest ojcprcflu olllce. Addren.s, liiiio of option IrHn.sactions ami fracLioiia! .l.O.AVKU CO., Lowell, Mass. Congro.ssman Hotkin says: with n spiiri'ow'i" ngo" tho net of n Unoelliig serf, Inylug •'.My i>oar IJoolor—Il civos ine pleas• flumgo.s in iinotation. Kxports of wheat, "Of course." Ills toll-roughened hands butwooii those Bo you want n Bulf Inkiac DatliiK ure to certify to tho o.vocllent ctirativc hiolnding Hour, wore only ;i,S0:i,!Jll8 bush- Staiiiii for 75 ccntH? Address, I.,ock finalities of your inodicincs—I'oninii tiail ".•\nd !L hig spider would he a good of Ills feiidnl lord with the iiroinise, "I A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Torover. dIs during the past wook /roin all porta Uox 210, Fort Wayne, Indiiioa. iK. 'I', KELI.V UOUItAni>'..< OltlKKTAL Manalin. I hiive liuoa iilllioted more or nicnl for the spnrruw, wonUln't It, pn'.' 5f the United States, against 5,ril25,3;W 11111 yonr mnii." Those hits hint nt tho UKKAM, Olt MAUIOAL IIEAIlTiriKU lo.'is for a iinarter of it contiiry with oa- biisliols in the correspomliag weOk last riches thnt mny be found by the one Ileinovrs Tan. Plniplos, EreoU. tarrli of Iho sloiiiaoli anil oonstlpiition. —wmildn't It, pn?" Tho darkest hour in the history of nny le<, .Moth I'alohus, Rash nnd •enr. Small roooipts of corn, ainountlii),' who is willing to dig out some lau- Skla dl.oases, and ever)' hltuii- A rosiilciii'o in Wnsliint'toii lian inori'ii.si'il "Yes, yes." young man is when he sits down to study Uh on Imauu.ivnd 0 only l,'-'lj;i,18S bushels for the week, gungo besides his own. iIitflusdutoullaii.lt thosii troiililf.s-. A few holtli's ot your "..\iid a Ily would he enoiig.li for the how to get money without honestly earn• against •'J,(iti7,U-i:i a yenr ngo, hold tliu has stooil the tonk inoilioinii liiivc givoii nie iilinoxt ooiii- spidor'i"' ing it.—Horace Greelo,v, (if (15 joars, ond plolo ri'licf. mill I am .snro that a contiii- siKit price at about 70 cents. [H so hiirnlloss wa "Stiro." Ton Cnn Oct AHcii'h Foot-KiiNe FRER, tast«il.tnlioHur«it nation of. tliiMii will olToct a iioriiuinoiit Dispatches fronv corrosi»ndeiits of U. Write to-dny to .Allen S. Olmsted, Le Uoy, Is proporly iniido. cnn-."—,1. 1). Hotkin. ".•\iid n drop of molasses would lie all G. Dun & Co. Iiidioato satisfactory pro- PIso's Cure for Consumplion is tho best Ancuptiioroaiilor. N. y., for a I'ltEH siiniple ot Allen's I''ool medicine I have ever found for eoiiglis folt of si ni i I«r .Mr. il. v. \'i'rilery, n iiroinjiioiit roiil till,' Ily would want, wouldn't press with the now corn crop and a nia- Ease, a powder to .shake Into your shoes, iiliiiio. Dr. L. A. cstiile nypiit of .-SiiKiisIa, (_lii.. writi's: nnd colds,—Jlrs, Oscar Tripp, Big Ilouk, V Snjre Raid to « "Oil, sloj) your clintlnrl" , ierial iiioroiiso in iioroago. it cures tirod, sweiiUns, damp, swollen H'H \ hilly oC tho hauf. "/ have been n great sufferer from 111,, March 20, 1901, < \ ton la iLTtitmlh "HiU. -wonldn't It, pn','" KiiiiiH Help Cniim. aching feet. It makes new or light shoe.i catarrhal dyspepsia. I tried many phy• easy. A cDrtalii cure for Corn.s and Uiinlons, sicians, visited a good many springs, "Yes," Brndstros tlii'sii I'iisi'S lilvir niiijtio. In North Dakota will bo . turiiod ini:o for iiHo ill tliii kitoliHii. ^icit-ronni or stftblfi; If yon _dii nut ili'rivo prompt anil siill.';- A\'lipn Col. Nnte •Siuilsliury wns tour• "Up and Down the Sands of Ookl," by Fon thi: I'KICTTV MAlD-HiifilpeH for BItIn toarsor grains, high prices for which ha I'o B(iiiiUinowiInru (intl liulr loiiIrH. Miik» faclory r'csiills from Ilii,' nso of I'L-riina, ing Eiiropn With tho Wild West Show, Mary Doveroiix. OC Louiloii's pollcGiuon 3.33 por cent yntir owii cnsiiieiii'H niul liiivn tliHin puro, frtmh tinit wrilo at diii'i' til Mr. lliirtiiiuii, Riving: a boon iiuliicod by short yiolils and strait- are daily on tho sick list. tilTftt'tivo. roil VilK nOUHKU'ini-IIoudrholA in Avlilch lie Is partner with Bufl'nlo rocipuN, iluiiity liitiolinoiiH, homo CWTM niiiilo from I'lill sliili'iiiioit nt your ciiso, iiiiil iiO will Diiod sii|ii)lios last your. Tho winter hiirljH, rnota tiiiil tmiH, UociiioKn. iilnno ih worth 100 Ijo pli'asi'il tn ;,'ivi.' you his viiliiiihiL' ml- Hill, lie nrrivcd in duo course of time wheat croli in the Southwest is practical• The fi'inh Are Biting timi.Hc'firttof llilHhiiolt. i-'OK THK l^TA riLK-OurM nrra. 'WlnsloWii Sonxni™ Rvntrr for OhlRIrea for nil liorMO (llmjuMtH, hnrntiHri dnittsiiiuH, otu. S(tnil *l vice Km lis. nt -Aliidrkl, ly made. Up in Wisconsin aud Michigan. Pli-st tectliliiR: fioitpiiHt ho uuiiiH, reniu'n.*! innanimatloo. alUrs pain, cures wiaid colie. S centa a bottle. fnrtlil-* viilniOilo Imok. Olahon Si'KOUi.TV Oo.. 11551 .•Vililrnss Dr. 1 Inrtmiln, I'rosiiloiit nf The lirst thing lie noticed In a pub• AVlioat is slightly lower on good croii class triilii service Cliiengo and Nnrih Third Si„ Mihviiukoo, WIh. Itufri. IJurJicli &. Alluu. The lliirtiiiiiii Siiinilariiiiii, Coliiiiiliii.s, 0. lic sijunro wns ;i colossal sintuo of reports, but straitciipd supplies of oorn westnni Itiillwny during tho lisliing Clirlstoplior Coliiiiibus. Colonel Snnls- mid oats iiiako iiohlors conruloiit. Crs anil Wabash ItoiilliiliigCbiilr was also ilisniipeiuiiig. Ho snys: Important onoiigli to bo wortli consider• Cars (seats (nx) and i lining Cars in nil ilinnijjli "I have Inkeii seven boxes of Dodd's ing. It is roaliy roinnrkablo how wost- truli«. I'lir parilitiiliirs, iiddin.ss, Sirs. Louise M. Gibson Says Kiiliioy rill.s nnd nm feoliiig better erii railroad earnings keep iip; Wlion it Cii:o. I). ]\Uxi-iKi.n. n. V. A.,, That This Fatal Disease is J2 .liu'liMiii I'liii'i', Indianapolis, Ind, timii I lijivo for live yoars. Is eoiisidored tlmt last year tho earnings L..S. .McUlki.i.an, D. I'. A., "I itm able,to work again, and if the ivoro 10 iiur cent greater than over boforo, Easily Cured by lydia E. Lincoln Trust Unlldlng. .Si. Louts. ,Mn, Drop.sy or lioart Trouble ever comes (iiid tliat this yonr thoy aro mniiitainiiig Pinkham's Tegotalilc Com• 1'. R. llOMnAUini. r. .t T. A l>nok I will nso Doild's Kidney Tills at (iiiotlior gain of nearly 10 por cent, it will 307 Miiill.sDii Mroiil. Toloiln, Ohio, pound. once." 110 soon iiow largo has boon the Incroaso K. CI. Tiio.Mi'so.v, 1'. ,t. T. A., " Deah Mns. PiNKirAM : — I felt -very Union lliipnt, h'orl. Wayiio, Ind. 111 the voliiino of trnliic. Not many of the disooumKcd two years ago, I had suf• A. K. Woi.i'seiiLAilKii.V. /i'W A., Bfost KsRontii'.l. liniiieseokers who wont into the north• fered so long with kidney troubles and 7 hurt M,.. IJutrOlt, ,Mli;li. Mrs. Y'onnglinslianil—I don't iniiul troll• west ill the early spring were of tho very C. S Cra.nr GiMi. Fuss. Agt., other complications, and had taken so ing yon what bargains I got in yonr poor class. Most of them hnvo raor» or St, Louts, Mo. much medicine without relief that I Christmas presents, niy dear. Tho smok• loss iiinnoy. Already they have boon liot- beg-an to thiuk there was no liope for ing jiiokot cost $1'1.I)S,'and the box of tor buyers than wns oxpectod of tlioni. cigars .$:l.UO. mo. Life leoked so good to mo, hut Ketailors aro carrying on an active soiling what is life without health? I wanted Ynuughusliaail—I wisli you had roineni- oainpaign, and tlio jobbers .are fooling tiiu to ba well. licri'd that I smoke the cigars and not beiiolioinl uffoct. the jacket.—.Tiidge. And a single anointing with CUTICURA, the great skin cure and purest of e'mollients. This treatment, when fol• MM lowed in severe cases by mild doses of CUTICURA WWiitgBaW^^ Chicago—Cattle, common lo prime, RESOLVENT PILLS, to cool and cleanse the blood, is. .j^-i.OO to .'?7.2,j; hogs, shipping grades, the most speedy, permanent, and economical cure for !;A.'2'i to !i!7,45; shoep, fair lo choice, ¥-1.00 to Sf^t.ii'i; wheat. No. 2,red, SOo to SXc; torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, corn. No. 2, (lie to (12c; oats. No. 2, 410 to -130; ryo. No. 2, TiSc to 51)c; hay, tiin- crusted, and pimply skin and scalp humours, with loss, ofliy, .$10.00 to ."itig.OO; prairie, .fri.DO lo of hair, ever compounded. . .For Infants and Children. fl.'i.CiO; butter, choice creamery, 20a to 22o; eggs, fresh, llie to 15e; potntoos, (lOo to 71c per bushel. Indianapolis—Cattle, shipping, .fS.OO to li!7.2r); bogs, choice light, ."lil.OO to .'?tl.«0; Blieep, coinmon to prime, •'i!2.50 to JjiO.OO; wheat, No. 2, SOc to Sle; corn, No. 2 ms. LOUISE M. GIBSON. - white, (we to^GCic; oats, No. 2 white, iNtgclable PreparaSionforAs- "Lydia E. Piiildiam's Vepe- lido to 'I5c. tablo Oompoimd cured me and made TJSE CUTICURA SOAP, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for shnilaiing UicFoodandEcgula-' St. Louis-Cattle, U-^O to !f7.'i0; bogs, mo well, and that is why I gladly ^ preserving:, purifying:, and beautifying' tlic skin, for cleans• ling IheSlouiaclis aiidBovvela ojf ^y,.(X> lo §7.1."); sheep, .'iv2..">0 to -isj.'Jij; write you this, and gladly thank you *, Bears the wheat. No. 2, 77c lo 7Sc; corn, No. 2, SIX hottles was all I took, together ing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping- of lilo to 02c; oats. No. 2, 40c lo 41c; rye; with your Pills. My headache and falling hair, for softening', whitening, and soothing red, rouglv No. 2, DSe to i)Oc. backache and kidnqy trouble went, Cincinnati—Cattle, .'ii4.00 to §iG.50; bogs, never to return; the burning' sensation and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings, and chafings, in the Promotes DigcslioihCheerfuP I had . left altog'ether; my general ¥-1.00 to •'S7.20: sheep,, .¥3.23 10 .i;.l,..SO; form of baths for annoying irritations and inflammatfons, or too fffiss andlkst.Contains neither. wheat. No. 2, Sic to S2c; corn. No. 2 health was so improved I felt as young Opium.Morplune nor "Mineral, mixed, C3c to.l^to; onts, No. 2 mixed, .md light and happy as at twenty." free or offensive perspiration, in the form of washes for ulcerative, i&a to 44c; rye, No. 2, 59c to 00c. —Mrs. Louise Ginson, 4813 Langloy KOTl>lAIlCOTIC. Ave., Chicago, 111.—f6000 forfeit If aboua weaknesses, and many sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily Detroit—Cattle, .$8.00 to .fti.lS; hogs, testimonial Is not ganulne. li;;.^.00 to ?0.So; .sheep, !!!2.50-to .f .100; , suggest themselves to women and mothers/ and for all the pur• li you feel that thero is anything at wheat. No.' 2, S2c to SSc; corn. No. il all unusual or puzzling about your poses of;tIic toilet, bath, and nursery. CUTICURA SOAP com• yellow, (iiie to tide; oats, No. 2white, Panpkm Sai- . case,' or if you wish confldonMal advice bines delicate emollient properties derived from CUTICURA, th& Alx.,fauiit * 1 10c to 47c; rye, 00c to 01c. of the most experienced, write to Mrs. Toledo—Wheat, No.' 2 ini.xed. .S2c, to Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., and you will grcatskin cure, with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the Ruc; corn. No, 2 mixed, 02c to (h^c; oats. be advised free of charge. Lydia JE. most refreshing of flower odours. It unites in ONE SOAP at MtfariatttieJiiifa* No. 2 mi.Kod, 'Mc to 40e; clover seed, Plnkham'sVeffotablo Compound prime, .V'5.12. . has cured and .is curing thousands of ONE PRICE, the BEST skin and complexion soap, and the- Milwaukee—Wheat, No.^ 2 northern, cases of femtilo troublo. BEST toilet and baby soap in tlie world, TGc to 77e; corn, No. "3, 02o to 04c; oats. Apcrfecl Remedy forConslipa-' Ose No. 2 wliito, 44c to 4Dc; rye, No.'l, iiSc COMPLETE EXTERNAL ANO INTERNAL TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUMOUR,' rwn, Sour SiotnacluDiarrhoca to 09c;' barley. No. 2, :71c,to 72c;.pork, iiirifs, 1^17.10. •••jmi-'•»•»>- Conslatlug of CuricuUA SOAl', 25c., to clcanao Uio skin of cruutiv,, Werms .Convulsior© .Feverish' •nl'Vf All'MA and scBlea.-and softou tlio thickened.cuticle; COTlctnLV Oiw-. ams and Los»OF Sl£lSP. N-Bw Tork^attle, $3.75 to !}17.12; hogs; • mUlllilal'II Instantly allay Itching, Inllunimatlon, and Irritation. For Over }!3.0a to. $7:20; sheep, .yi.OO to, S't.iiO; T~ ^ and aootlio »ud heal; aud CUTlcuitA Resolvem' I'ILLs, SSc, to I Th'*» «•«»•' IRI U»» blood. A SiNOMS Sw la olton.flttlllclcntrto a' wheift; No. 2 retl, 79o to SOc; eorn.No. 2, UniCEllK. Facsimile jfi^notwt of 'Oc (o 71c;,oats, No. 2 white, flOo to.Blc;- 1 no ^0\fm euro tho moat torturing, dl»flgurlng, Itchliig, Uurning.and 6ca\y-}/. Genuine stamped C. C C Never, sold In bulk. fh„^'f?,'llP''*n1.^'?°,? •'"."SS'i'Jii'' hair, when .ill elso falls. Sold thionghout butt^V, creamery, 21c to.22c;, eggs, west- Uio world.,.BrltlahI)opoi:.37.'* Charterhousa flij.; London. Ifrench Depot; OIluo del* Thirty Years .7c to 18c, -. , . Beware of the dealer who tries to sell . Va'iX, PmIs.v PoTriiR Duoo AMUClliiM. Coup.,Selo'Propfl:, Boston, U, S, A, NEW YOHIT. "something just as good." ' VrH»ii 111 i» ;\»lcl 'alo—Cattle, choice- shipping steer's, ';„?'!?,"'.'"V''^?"'^^'','*''' (Glioool*!* Coaled) aro anew, laateleaa, odourloej, ooonomlcal to ?7.25; hogs,.fair to prime; ijiS.OO •nliailtuto for tLo eolebratnl IlqaliS fltmsnni JUsolVent; oa well na forall oUier blood nurlllorii'' ;Dovv:v,--j^'Ci'n IS- oiMl huniorui- curea.,,: Each plina equivalent to ono tcaapoontul of liquid UnfloiYBMT,- Put up In ».40;, sheep,' fair to; choice,>:^'3.25;to BCfew.Oip pocket vWa, oontalalag 60 doaoa, price 2Sc CUTiounA Pius aro altoratvo. ; lambs,,,common to choice,.$4.06,ta' SffftSTIionipson'sEyeWater Mi«.epUc,loiilo, anti dUoallve.anil beyond queetlon Uio pureati awceteat. nioat auccesatal and Mouomloatblood and .Itta piirlflorai humour onrw, aud tonlcdlgeatlvea yot compounded. EXACT COPY Of V/RAHKEH* Philadelphia resident recently cou. iMlntnponTonr printer nBlnB;B«gla GASTORIA r. "w. N. u. tj;actcd for the biilldlns at 222 houses, Unen Pftper for yonr I/^tter Paper. .When WrlMiis no 'Are8slnghnm church, ocean that has since been drained by Fancy Scented Toilet Soap, Dwelly of Jackson attended Decora• It Is snld that n long, long time ngo Proctor's lust Sunday. with Lansing friends, whatever forces caused tbe grand 3 cakes in box, loc tion and are visiting at H, D. Osborn's traveler was pnsslng through Messing Mesdaincs Fred Herrick and James Frank Brenner's new residence is canon of the Colorado, would some this week. hnm wbeu ho noticed three men sitting 3 lb, can Fine Table Peaches, 15c ' Badford visited at S. Holt's last Sat• nearly ready for the plasterers, day prove to be as noted. Miss Grace Bateman and Mr. and on n stilo In the churchyard nnd say• Fine California Prunes, 3 lbs, 25c urday. Mrs, Jacob Miller is quite sick. ing, "Come to church, Thompson; come The Delta county oil basin, which Mrs. Peek ot Lansing visited at Thos. Chas. Howell aud family spent Sun- Wm. Brenner and wife are visiting to church. Brown," and so on. Being includes part ot Montrose county, is 4 cuts Thrasher Navy Plug, 25c Bateman's recently. d.iy at J. W. Beam's. relatives at Oral and St. Johns. very much surprised, ho nsked -what It about thirty-live miles wide north and Common No, i Fine Salt, bbl, 75c Miss Josie Collins closes a very sue r. Clickner and family spent Sunday Elmer Leech has quite sick with mennt nnd was told that, having no south and about forty-one miles long cessful term of school in the Kipp bells, they cnlled folks to church at E. Cllckner's. measles. east and west, with a ragged mountain district next Friday.. this way. The trnveler remarked thnt Yours for Bargains, Will Patrick and sister Anna were John Surato and wife of Holt visit• break In the soutlieast part. The Mis.s Fannie Burroug:lis of Mason It wns n pity so fine a church should in Mason last Saturday. ed in this vicinity last week. altitude on an average is about 5,000 entertained Miss Villa Akers last be without bells and nt the same time Mrs. Rachel Chandler and daughter 'nsked the men If they could mako feet. On all sides of tbe basin is found okemos"^ Wednesday. Hattie are in Jackson, where the lat• three for the church, promising to pny some nt tlie heaviest deposits of coal W. C. WALTER. School closes today. A picnic will Edgar Bros, raised tbe frame tor ter ia taking medical treatment. for them himself. in the state, there being seven veins be bold lit the M. A. 0. tomorrow. their barn last Monday. that range from three to lifteen feet Pauline Kent and Mrs. Fred Kaiser Mr. Phillips of Wheeler, Gratiot They undertook to do this, Thoy NORTHWEST INGHAM. were respectively n tinker, n carpenter thick. At the foot ot tbe Grand Mesa, arc visiting friends and relatives in county, a former resident of this nnd a shoeranker. When next the trnv near Hotcbkiss, Colo., has been dis Siiline. Gilbert Rossetter and family visited place, called on old friends here Wed• Breeders, Attention! eler passed that way, he found the covered an oil spring, tbe crude oil at Floyd Bradiuan's recently. nesday. Mitnd McMannanion and Jlrs. Skin three men ringing three bells which The handsome imported German Carpenters will begin work on Har• being forced up by tbe pressure of gas; ncr of Dimondiile visited friends here Nellie and Lena Swan are visiting said, "Ting, tong, pluff," being mado also another place near Paonia, Colo., Coach Stallion, Friday. friends in Lansing and Perry. vey Cole's new barn the latter part of respectively of tlu, wood and leather.'— this week.__ where the oil comes through the erup• • Tlie (Irst and .second degrees will be Mrs. E. Steadtuan and twodaughters London TIt-Blts, tive rock and runs down the mountain conferred on a class of HI ne.vt Friday of Willlaniston visited her parents, DANSVILLE. side for several rods. 0HI01570 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Davidson, last Sat• A Story of Mark Twoln. niglit. The little Heazlitsisters will appear | I met Mark Twnln on a river stenm Besides these places that are well Bay, i6l4 hands high, weight 1500 Third quarterly meeting Sunday urday and Sunday. at the rink on Monday and Tuesday Ur when he was a very young man," known in this locality, I visited a lbs,, may be found at Mason, This evening. Rev. DcLaiuarter will talk Mrs. Wm. Rae and son Roy, Mr. and evenings, June 9th and 10th. Their snld nn nged -westornor. "At that time Mrs. J, A. Wauvle and son Ivan and place where the gas comes out of a great young horse has grand style Epwortli Leiiuue will give an ice ntertainment consists of songs, in ho wits rather a gaunt young follow, Mrs. Geo. Drake spent Sunday at crevice in the eruptive rock that will and action, and is of the most royal cream social Saturday evening at the strumental music, recitations, etc. with sleepy southern manners nnd Elmer Bravender's. burn continually with considerable bloodof the German empire. There town ball. they come highly recommended. drnwl pocullnr to the river town In Bert Anway and family spent Sun• Missouri. Something In my appear force, making a clear, smokeless blaze is a great demand for coach horses. Mr. Potts and -faaiily of the M. A Chester Holt and wife, who went to day with bis parents. ance attracted his attention, for ho over two feet high. Fee, $20 for living colt. C. visited bis mother Sunday. Cincinnati last fall, are visiting at Burr Dayton and svife spent Sunday stared Intently at mo whenever we Oil has been found in the Utah lields E. H. Acker of Lansing township Byron Holt's. Mr. Holt is studying LAFAYETTE IMPORTING CO., O'tfuers. met. It so happened thnt I wore on n the flrst strata which stands a very visited at H. Mooi'c's Tuesd.iy. at J. J. Scarlett's. M. C. ROBINSON Keeper. dentistry. one foot an Indian moccasin, having Tom. Wliipple has purchased 40 high test. Several companies have HOLT. Ida, wife ot R. D. Glynn, died Tues• been injured shortly before. acres of land of S. B. Anway. been organized- in this county, and day night, May 27, and was laid to "Finally I demanded, with some irri• The L. A. S. ot the M. E. cburch Fred Stafford and family visited at wells will be sunk this summer. There rest in tbe Dansville cemetery last tation, whether he had ever seen me will meet Mrs. 0. Many, Saturday after N. James' in Bunkerbill over Sunday. exists considerable excitement over Thursday afternoon, funeral services before. He looked me over nnd drawl• noon of tills week. Miss Amy Hurlburt lias been engag• ed: oil indications, and it is believed by PAY WHEN CURED conducted by Rev. E. C. Benson, Mrs. Alfred Klooz and son were call ed to teach the Phillips school for a " 'Well — your — face —la—familiar.' many, that this, with other basins on being held at the M. E. church. cd to Eaton Kapid.s last week by the year, commencing Sept. 1st. Then he dropped hia eyes to the deck the western slope, will prove to be illness of Mrs. A. G. Sheets. Rev. Brockway of Vevay attended with a troubled frown. 'But—I—can't large producers ot high grade oil. ONONDAGA. the quarterly meeting at the M. E. Edward Eehni spent Saturday and —recall—your—feet'" CriAS. G. States. Sunday ab Aubiirn, Indiana. Summer has made its appearance to church last Sunday. Why aionntalns Never Grow Smaller. Miss Rose Thorburn is at tbe Lan stay we hope. Miss Carrie Simons was made happy Happy Time in Old Town. The mountains are always moving "We felt very happy," writes E. N. sing hospital, where she had a tumor Gates Adams is sick with the last Saturday by being presented with down Into the valleys. When spring• Bevill of Old Town, Va., "when Buck• mumps. a piano, purchased ot I. W. Moe. removed. time comes, every stream will run len's Arnica Salve wholly cured our Memorial Day was observed here Prof. Stedman visited his wife at Cblldrcn's Day will be observed at muddy In Its course. At this rate nil daughter ot a bad case of scald head." tbe Presbyterian cliurcli next Sunday and many Hags and llowers adorn the the home of her parents in Livingston the soli from the hills would soon,be It delights all who use it tor cuts, corns, burns, bruises, boils, ulcers and evening. soldiers'graves. county last Saturday and Sunday. gone were not this soli being constant• eruptions. Infallible for piles. Only A family gathering was held at Fred Ned. Grossman and wife of Wll• ly replaced. Water soaka Into the Mrs. Jane Mallory has been granted 25c at Longyear Bros.', Mason, and a widow's pension of SS per month. Gale's last Friday. liamston visited at B. L. Dayton's crevices of the rocks, and -when It Field & North's, Dansville. freezes It swells with almost Irresisti• Mrs. Alonxo Tyler was in Eaton Money is being raised to lay a new last Sunday. ble force. That a very little of It can wall and otherwise repair the Plains Mrs. R. M. Paine returned to her Rapids last week. crack an Iron pipe moat of ua have church. home in Chicago last Saturday, ae Mrs. Price's Sunday scliool class of found out to our cost. Thus the rock YOUR. FAITH companied by her mother, Mrs. C. E. strons M tbe M. E. cburch will hold an ice Mrs. Lewis is visiting at Hillsdale la spilt, and the pieces made in this ours if you try: cream social at the town ball Saturday and other points. Atwood. way are again broken Into flner and DR. a. A. MUNCH tbe noted evening, June Utb. Tbe P. H. M. society met with Mrs Ed. Beardsley of Owosso was in finer fragments until new aoll Is mado Shiloh's to take the place of that which la so specialist and consulting physiciau Edwin Stone lost a valuable watch .Take. Mowery and a good crowd was town Sunday, being on his way home rapidly moving down to the lowlands. of the Detroit Medical and Surgi• and cliafn in a brush pile which he present. Proceeds, $4.00. from White Oak, where his wife is Consumption —Professor S. C. Schmucker la Ladles' cal Institute is a gentleman of was burning hist week. Mrs. Jake. Mowery's brother and sick at the horaeof her father, Judson and ours is so atfonn!g we Homo Journal. guarantee a cure or refuod many honors. He has five diplo• wife of Fremont, 0., are visiting her Felton. Cure WEST COUNTY LINE. mouey, aud we send you mas and honorary diplomas and Highway Commissioner Lane is out Dr. C. L. Randall ot Ann Arbor was free trial tx)ttle if you vfrite for it. Mrs. Sam. Heal has gone to Parma Street CttP StrapA. SHI1,0H'S costs 25 cents aud will cure Coii- can name and locate any di-sease with bis warratj'ts and now look out n town last week. sumptlou. Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all It Is not entirely prudent to put your or weakness, without asking ques• to sec her mother, who is very sick. for sonle bad turnpikes. Eev. Calder of Detroit occupied the I,ung Troubles. Will cure a cough or cold hnnds In the strapa furnished In tho ia a (lay, and thus prevent serious results. Children's Day exercises at the tions. A new covering and railing will be Baptist pulpit last Sunday. street cara for overflow paaaengera. It has been doing these things for 50 years. Grovenburg church Sunday evening, S. C. Wblls Sc Co., te Roy, N, Y, put on tbe Gale creek bridge. Andrew Simons and wifeof Jackson Turn ono of these straps In any car A C U Ffi Catarrh, Astlimft, Karl's Clover Root Tea corrects ttie Stomacb JuneSlb. visited their parents here last week. not fresh from the shops Inside out. Filthy Temples in India. Ed. Finclibaugb lias the material Lewis Randolph and wife of Munifch I and the reason will be plain.. Handled plea, Eccema, Scrofula, Syphilis, Sacred cows often defile Indian tem• on the ground for a new house. as they are by all sorts and conditions ples, but worse yet is a boby that is attended Memorial Day e-vercises at Rhaumatiam, Piles, Fiatalaa, Fita, Several ot tbe friends and neighbors polluted by constipation. Don't per• this place last Friday. of men, they are really carriers of dla- Pavalyais, Uloera, Cancers, Tumora, case. The abraded skin of your flnger of A. L.. Frlnk gave hira a surprise mit It. Cleanse vour system with Dr. J. W. Ingalls has gone to Munith to Baptaxes, Varicocele, Hydrocels, King's New Life Pills and avoid un• I may touch an Infected spot, and dan• party on his With birthday, June 3d. put down a rock well for the new Spormattorrhoea, Sexnal WeakasM, told misery. They give lively livers, gerous bacteria may adhere to It, which Eefresliments were served and a good active bowels, good digestion, and flne creamery at that place. at the neit movement of the hand may GREENBACKS Palling BSsmory.Imbecility.Iaaaiiity, time reported by all. appetite. Only 25c at Longyear Bros.', Glare Everts ot Owosso is visiting in be tranaferred to the .dellcato tissues Heart, Lung, Skin, Blood, Xidaof, Adelbert Melton and wife were at Mason, and Field & North's, Dansville. town. of tho mouth or eyes.—Bichange.. Bladdar aaA M. D. Hllliard's Sunday. 2:23^ The Dansville ball team got trim• P&ZTATB DISEASES Mrs. ClilT. Dorr has been entertain• Thlnsa Not to Smr to Bubr'a aiotlieF. of Haa aad Woman. For Piles. med at Pleasant lake last Friday by a ing a niece from Halifax for the past Here are some of the tbluga you score of 23 to 6. No matter WHAT your dlaeaas op Bbould never suy to the baby's mother: For service this season $20 few days. Sample mailed free. Edward Francisco ot Gaines was weakaatacall on him and see if you When whl it begin to look InteUl- Mrs. Geo. Allen is on the sick list. in town last week. can be be cured. gent? Working on the road seems to be One application gives relief. to insure with foal. Memorial Day was favored with Gooilness'. I believe the child is COVSITLTATZOIT FBEB tbe order of the day. The continued use of Hum• fine weather and the services were roally taking notice! If you have been deceived by Fraadfl, L. A. Dunham and wife spent Sun Humbags, Quacks, Free Cures, Free phreys' Witch Hazel Oil per• enjoyed by a fair crowd. The exer• Do you think of raising it? Receipea, and ao-callad Specialists call day at Frank Hitchcock's in Aurelius. cises at the church by the school Do you feel any attachment or affec• manently cures Piles or Hem• and mvestigate. We can show you Aubrey Tooker spent a fe\v days at tion for it yet?—Minneapolis Journal. A, I, BARBER, Mason. orrhoids—External or Internal, children were exceptionally fine. ^ many teatimonials—our best refsiM«a D. Tooker's in Holt recently. The L. A. S.ot tlie M. E. church Blind or Bleeding, Itching or* PAY WHEN CURED. A number from here attended the Burning, Fissures and Fistulas. will give an ice cream social on Dr. A Scotch lawyer was well reproved If It shoald be imposaible to call concert at Holt. Culver's lawn Saturday evening. All Relief Immediate—cure certain. when, seated by a lady fully aware of\ FARMERS' BANK. and 888 DR. MUNCH, write ua en• Saved Prom An Awful Pate. Throe Sizoa, !tie., SOc. aud 91.00. Sold by cordially invited. hor own plain looks,-! having bowed ta closing atamp for information, ciron- "Everybody said I bad eonsump OrugKlula, or aeut primald ou receipt orvrlco. Eev. Benson and wife are .visiting his hoBteaa In giving the toast, "Hbn- OLDEST AND STKONGEST STATE lars, teatimonials,etc., addreaa the pres-.; tlon," writes Mrs. A. M. Shields of Ilumvbroyi' Alodlclno Co., Cor. WilUaiu aud ideut DB. H. M. RASPER, or at Howell and Durand. est Men and Bonnie Laaacs,^ she re Chambersburg, Pa. "I was so low Johu Sta., Now York. AND SAVINGS BANK IN THE CITY Detroit Kadioal ft Sncrieallaatltata, after six months of severe sickness, C. H. Ileald and wife are home joined, raising her own glasa, "We may Detroit, Kioh. caused by bay fever and asthma; that from Pleasant lake for a few days. both drhiic that toast, since it refeta to NERVOUS DEBILITY, Capital, $50,000a To accomodate people DR. MUNCH, few thought I could get well, but I A number of our citizens expect to neither of ua." learned (if the marvelous merit oC Dr. Vital •yVeakness and Prostra• can he seen moothly at tho foUowlDg attend Eingling Bros.'circus at Lan• M. D. On ATTSKTOK President hotel parlors. King's New Discovery for Coosump- tion from overwork and other HU rieroe BxpreiBlon, X, C. Wkbb ...... Vice President sing this week Thursday. . tlon,. used it, and was completely cur• causes. Humphreys' Homeo• Photographer-rLook pleasant, gener/ • A.J. Hall ' Cashlec Mason—Donnelly House,Wednes• ed." For desperate throat and lung pathic Specific, No. 28, in use A play, entitled "Uncle Josh Win- al. Remomher tbla picture la for ypur K. 0. DAUV. ....AssUtatit Cashier day, June mi, i to 8 p. m. diseases it is the safest cure iii. the oyei* 40 years, the only success• Chester'! will be given by home talent frioQda. world, and ia infallible for coughs, MONEY. TO LOAN. Lansing—Hudson House, Thurs• ful remedy. $ 1 per vial, or spec• on Tflday evening, June 13, for the The General-A soldier aUouUbiye CO«S AND SEE C9.' colds and bronchial affections. Guar• day, June 12th. • ^ ial package for serious cases; $3. benefit of the, Dansvlile ball team. no friends, sir. .Thia picture is for 017 anteed bottles 50c and-$1.00. Trial Dlreetora-B. A. Barnes, Vnak Seely, J. K, AdmlssloD.JO aad 15c. Give them a enemies to look at^hlctgo Horn. Wllliamston—Andrews House, on bottlesfree at Longyear Bros.', MaaoD,' . Sola bjrl>niggiiit4,orMatptepaidoaMceipto(ptl««h Elmer, aeo. W. Bristol, M.D.OUactsrtoa, L. 0 and Fieldj& Il^orth's, Dansville. j • Humfkm' IM. Ct., Willliun 4 Mn Sti^ N. V.. good crowd.- wm, a«a. M. Boyt, A. J. HaU, K C. Dart. Friday, June 13th.