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VOL. 3. CASS CITY, MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBE~ 25, ~9o~. NO. ~3.

favor of the license law, yet at the Wli(l IIIV. W[AV[I same time I see no reason Why a man has to fall every time he is tempted. Fall ISusiness Has a man any more right to visit a OI>I>OITINII¥[Ol YOIII(i P[OP[[ i A CAilIO[II Illl ll[W FASIOI saloon than his mother, sister or wife? The idea of pu~ting a mantle of char- The Subject Discussed by Rev. M. Will Be Here the First Sunday ity around every man who gets drunk, I The Chronicle offers a full year s scholarship to the person who secures the i J. Crowley at Town Hall. In November. simply because he is "tempted" is a most votes, If you desire it, work and get your friends to do the same ~i~ ~ i rediculous farce. Most of the saloon loafers need thedevil knocked out of E look for a very heavy trade this fallarid busi- ~ flITS lAcK AT I[V. TOrI[T ltAS AN INT[I[STINfi cArEEr them, and then the license question ness has started out with a rush that indicates will take care of itself. The Tri-Counby Chronicle has pur- [mailed to the Chronicle office on or that our expectation will be more than reahzed. We are Thlnks Mr. Torbet Made Erroneous Was Raised in Poverty and Surround I know of more than one inst:mce cllased an $80 full year scholarship of before the last day of the month in , Statements. Says Catholic ed by Evil Companions. Is now a where a man has taken a young and ready to show you the largest and most complete line of the International Business College,of which issued. Courch Is not a Sect. Successful Mfnlster. happy girl from tlle tender care of her Shoes, Clothing,'Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, etc.; to be parents, and promised to love and Saginaw, Michigan, which will cover 4. No one one in any way connect- clmrish, but instead he would let her a complete course in book-keeping, ed with the Chronicle will be allowed seen in the Thumb. Ready and willing to show yofi the Rev. M. J. Crowley, Gagetown, dis- Rev. R. Weaver, who has been call- starve and go half clad in cold weath- short-hand, type-writing, etc., a thor- to vote or solicit votes. coursed on "Why I am a Catholic,' to best values to be had. Ready to convince you that you ed to the Baptist pulpit of this place, er, while he smoked his cigar and fill- ough, practical training in all the de- 5. The standing of the various con- a large audience at the town hall last expects to preach his introductory ed up on "distilled death." I say give partments of busines. This Sbholar- testants will be printed in the Chron- are making a mistake if you do not see us before you buy. Sunday evening. He prefaced his ad- sermon on Sunday, :Nov. 3rd. • him the benefit of the whipping post, ship The Chronicle proposes to present icleeach week. At the close of the dress by citing a few paragraphs from Mr. Weaver has a most remarkable or else tie him up to the corner of the to some young man or young lady and contest a committe of three or five a historical work on "Christian Per- tfistory of which the following is a hay barracks and lay the post on his our subscribers are invited to decide disinterested persons will be chosen secutions ~' written by Asa tL Craig, brief sketclJ. He was born in the back. Tllat's what such fellows need by their votes who shall be the luckey to count all the votes and award the Mukwanago, Wis. The author claims early fifties in the "old country," and to awa,(en tlmm to a sense of duty. one to receive it. scholarship to the winner. to be a Protestant, and states that is the nephew of Richard Weaver, Even then he would not suffer half as In another column will be founda the Protestants have persecuted the Saginaw. Mich.,Get. 10, 1901, o ][, D,, Crosby & Son I Enghmd's greatest evangelist during much as his wife has suffered from letter from the president of the Inter- To Whom This May Come, Greeting: Catholics fully as much as tile Catho- the19th century, known ~ tlm world cold, hunger, shame and disgrace in- national Business College regarding This is to certify that F. Klump, editor lics have persecuted the Protestants. of the Trl-County Chronicle. has purchased over as the "Converted Collier. '~ Ilicted upon her by a brute of a hus- this scholarship. Rev. Crowley also took occasion to from this college a seholarshlp valued at When only three weeks old he lost, band. This contest will be conducted as controvert some statements made by ~0.00, good for twelve month's actual attend- his mother, and a few years later his I say, give him the whipping post fairly and impartially as it is possible ance~ln this college, whleh will entitle the Rev. A. Torbet in regard to Catholic father passed away leaving him to the and if that won't do, then duck llim to do and the prize is well worth work- one on whom he confers it to a thorough, doctrine as set forth by the Gagetown practical training in all the w~rlous depart- care of a stepmother, who was very in the river a few times it won't ingfor. If you are a young man or a divine. ments of business, and to a complete short- kind to him. While only a lad he was matter if he is left there for awhile. young lady and want a business educa- %umber is Mr. Crowley said he did not desire liand, typewriting and office trainln g, If com- apprenticed to a cup maker in one of MI~S. R. BRow:N, tion, interest your friends and get pleted within twelve months. to enter into a controversy with Rcv. tile numerous potting factories of Nbvesta, Mich. them to save their coupons and cast This scholarslflp nodoubt, will decide the Torbet, but felt it hisduty to object North Stafford. Not being satisfied their votes for you. destiny of someone, and should be of inesti- to some erroneous statements made mable value to wlmever procures it. with his pay, young Weaver went to BOY LOST AND FOUND. The contest will be conducted under For any information regarding this college by the reverend gentleman. "Mr. the following rules:~ Everytliing in the work in a coal mine, the occupation Last Tuesday, Gilbert McKee, tlm or the scholarship, write to us and we will Turbet would make people believe readily respond. Yours very truly, line of Building Mater- Of his l'ather before him. Before he seven year old son of Gee. HeKee, 1 Each copy of the Chronicle issued ial is moving at the tlmt tile Catholic church sends all was fourteen he barely escapedwith will contain a cnupo n good for five International Business College. Evergreen township, was placed in F. lI.'IIarper, President. low prices at which we Protestants to eternal damnation," his life in consequence of an explosion votes. Each coupon will be dated said tim speaker. 'q object. I said care of conductor Wickware at Clif- are offering it. It will and since that time he lms had sever- ford by his grandparents at whose and must be voted, that is brought or pay you to look our nothing of the kind. We believe all al narrow escapes from death. mailed to the Chronicle office on or October 215, 'OI christians regardless ,~i' church con- home the lad had been staying for stock over and take ad- During his early years, Mr. Weaver before thelastday of the month in nection will be saved." Fa~hc]" Crow- some time. Mr. Wic,¢ware was to see vantage of some of the had many trials to endure. His as- which the paper is issued. ley referred to the fact that the Pope that tile boy got off at Cuss City when snaps we have to offer sociates in life and work were of the 2. Every new subscriber, paying for and many Catholics offered prayers tile train arrived there. However, Chronicle in lowest .type morally. But strange as the Chronicle, will be given a voting for the reposeof President McKinley's the youngster got tim start of the it may seem, the young boy kept his certificate good for 2 votes for every ~tllllbCt', soul. The speaker objected to Mr. conductor. When the train pulled Scholarship own company. He set his mind upon cent paid. These certificates must Torbet calling his church a sect.. "A into Kingston, and while Sir. Wick- %atb, books and every copper he had to be signed by the subscriber, and sect is abody ~ff men who dissent Ware was busy with his work Gilbert Contest. spare went in that direction. Al- brought or mailed to the Chronicle %bin0le , from an established church. The ignorantly or otherwise left tlhe train though del~rived of the advantages of office on or before the last day of the Protestant denominations are sects and went up town. Soon after the a public school training he did not al- month in which issued. Persons pay- Door , %a b, but not the Catholic church for it has train had started, the boy was missed Good For FIVE VOTES low this to become a barrier to his in- ing $1 in cash have200 votes, 50 cents, always existed. It is the original by tile conductor, and when he arriv- tellectual progress. At, the age of 22 100 votes and 25 cents, 50 votes. church. Its members are more num- ed at Cass City he informed the fath- VOTED FOR ~L|lll¢~ ~elllgllt, ~;oal. years, Mr. Weaver became an active 3. Every person now a subscriber erous than all other churcIles put to- er of the boy, who was he re awaiting christian. He joined the Methodist to the Chronicle, paying their sub- gether." him, what had happened. Mr. Wick- ,. o....,.., ®,..,.. ®,,.**... o.*....*, church, but later on accoun5 of his scription during the contest will be Rev. Crowley ~hough~ Mr. Torbet ware also sent a message to the oper- ¢itp doctrinal views, he became u member given a voting certificate good for one VOTED BY showed bad taste by dragging in the ator at Kingston to look for the boy of the Baptist fold, wherein he has vote for every cent paid. Persons parochial school question. ~'This is a and send him down on the next train. dwelt ever since. paying $1 will be entitled to 100 votes, ....®...,.,.,....,..,..,...,...... free country and we haven perfect Mr. McKee felt very uneasy about His first public work was in the ca- etc. These certificates must besign- %umber ant oa[ right to train our children according the matter and immediately tele- /gOT GOOD AFTER :NOV. 15. pacity of agent for the Manchester ed by tim subscriber andbrought or to our own views. In the public phoned to Kingston, making inquiries City Mission, whose chief work was school the name of God cannot be for his missing boy but no one had house to house visitation and holding mentioned; Gray are often the places seen him. Fearing the lad was lost, neither absent nor tardy during the meetings in cottages, halls and tile LEFT HIS CREDITORS. where materialism is fostered." The Mr. McKee hired a rig and drove to month ending Oct. 18: Madeleine open air. In 1887, Mr. Weaver moved E. M. Floss, Cure's well-known speaker said Rev. Torbet was shocked Kingston. Upon his arrival there, he Auten, May Cooper, Mildred Croup, peciai On Wall Paper to London and joined the London City shoe man, recently opened lp a shoe because Catholics pray to the Vii'gin made diligent search for the boy but Nancy DeLong, Rosa DeLong, Violet Miision where for nine years he toiled store at Saginaw, and last Saturday : - " ~ and Window Mary..In proving the right this no one had seen him..In the mean Eno, Ethel Ford, Nellie Goff, :Nora of amid the submerged mass of slum hu- lm and his sons came up missing. On Prices . I worship Mr. Crowley referred to Luke time Gilbert was making his way Jones, Etta Keating, Bertha Maier, manity. While doing mission work, Monday the police took cognizance ()f 1: 28, 42. At the close of these polem- across tim country toward Evergreen. Maggie McArthur, Will McWebb, he also took a course of study in Spur- the fact timt something was wrong. I ' I ic remarks, the reverend gentleman He became tired of wmting and in Emma Muck, Mary Osborne, Laura geon's odlege. In 1889, Rev. Weaver They broke into the store, but proceeded with his address, "Why 1 true American style tightened up his Parent, Vida Patterson, Mable Reagh, D~~~9 ~.~ Drug ~] accepted a call to tile old ~Circus found no clue of Mr. Floss or his son's am a Catholic, '~ as follows: shoes and started for home fifteen and Mayson Torbet. Chapel" at Birmingham. Here he whereabouts. Mr. Floss did a large Before I enter upon my subject, let miles away. About seven o'ch)ck labored for three years, when on ac- business and as far as anyone knew Names Of those in the seventh and me say one word in explanation of the Tuesday evening word was received at count of the failing health of his wife, his credit, was considered good and eighth grades neither absent nor tar- method I am goTng to follow in treat- the telephone exchange that the little he removed to Canada where Mrs. that he had but few debts so far as dy for month ending Oct 18: Adah ing it. I placed myself in the condi- fellow had arrived at Novesta and Weaver rapidly recovered lmr shatter- known. However it appears that he Caldwetl, Eddie Schwaderer, Bertha tion of a man absolutely without re- that Mr. McPhersou had taken him ed health. was in deep financial difficulties as Zinnccker, Amanda Muck, Verne ligion, and have tried'to describe the home. His first pastorate In Canada was at the following item taken from the Gabel, Fred Maier, Lura DeWitt, steps such an one would take in Aurora. Four years later he took a Saginaw News would indicate: Florence Hill, Harold. Ellis, Enid ..... ~...... ===~=~Ii~ ~'~ ...... ~I search of religion as being actually HAD HIS ARM BROKEN. special course at the Manchester Uni- "Floss had prior to coming here Brown, Cerlistia Crawford, Artie takenby myself. You may look upon versity, Toronto. After completing George Oulick, who lives a couple of been a big buyer, with excellent cre- Wright, Lloyd Armstrong, Addle me, then, for the time being, as a man • ee,s "'""a'"oEstablishment this course of study he took up miles west of town, came to town last dit, always discounting his bills be- Gallagher, Ray Riker, and Chas. who. the world claims, should be preaching again, and now comes to Saturday with a load of beans. He fore due, and in the last thirty days Schwader. happy, as one born to wealti~ and hav- " I have a full line of Furniture Cass City fully equipped and with the was accompanied by his two boys. has more than stocked up, receiving List of pupils neither absent nor ing all things of t,hisworld which --anything you need ill your highest possible credentials as a min- The smallest boy was driving, and un- shipment after shipment of goods, tardy, during the montll of Oct., for wealth can secure. After receiving house. Get my prices before ister of Jesus Christ. Mrs. Weaver is fortunately the front wheels of the which he would have hauled to his the fifth and sixth grades: Anna Bills, as good an education as money can buying elsewhere. highly spoken of as a devoted chris- wagon struck an obstacle whicll store one day and hauled out the Joe Benkehnan, Dolly Gale, Florence obtain and my talents receive, I in- Cast your eye on this picture. tian worker. The members of the lo- threw the boy behind the horses. He next, relabeled and sometimes re- Wright, Forrest Eno, Stella Fanclmr, herited great wealth so that I am not '~ It tells the story. cal church are looking forward to tried to save himself by clinging to crated for shipment to Chicago. The Jessie Furguson, Harley Kealsing, oblige to labor or engage in business their coming with great expectations, the tail of one of tlle horses, but the firm doing the hauling thought noth- Earl McKim, Stanley wickware, for a living. I can enjoy this world~ and it is expected that the church horse jumped to one side, thereby ing of it at, first, but at l'tst became Edith Withey, and Gertie Mcridith. I could winter in the South and sum- Un(l~rtakar nnd FuPnitu~ Man will receive a new impetus by having throwing the lad under the wheel suspicious, as there was as much Lloyd Reagh, Grant Campbell, Floyd mer in the North. I can take stlip an active pastor in tlmir midst again. which passed over his right arm Dr. hauled away and more than was re- Dunham, Leslie Ellis, R.D. Keating, ~ = ...... ~ ~ .- ...... d and travel around the world and Treadgold was summoned and found ceived. They didn't dare, lmwever, Ray Meiser, ida Yakes, John Lutze, enjoy the scenes which are pleasur- the arm broken in one place and one to report the matter, thinking it was and Fred Nolty of the third gradeand able; the doors of society are open to SHE WANTS IT. of the bones above the elbow bent. none of their business, and m so doing John Cornellan, Fred :Parker, Gladys me where 1 am a welcome guest both Tile article in the Chronicle headed ] ' ' " ~" " " ' ' -~ ~ -~ ~ 7=. ~-'" =~ '~ Had the lad not shown remarkable they might possibly cast discredit and Lenzner, Herbert Wood, Glenn Ben- I because of my education and my "Whipping :Post" and signed by John presence of mind, tlm hind wheel Suspicion on innocent parties and a kelman, and John Reagh of the fourth wealth. In a word there is no legiti- McOracken was very timely. John would have crushed his head. good customer. Seven cases are now grade were neither alsent nor tardy mate pleasure which is not at my may be a little shakey in his ideas at, said to be at the several depots con- during the month of Oct. command, and I do enjoy these things t~iines, but I think his h(~ad is level in PAINFUL EXPERIENCE. signed to Floss. Firms reported np for a time, but ultimately I tire of Those in the lirst and second grrdes this matter. Robert Agar's fifteen month old to date as being creditors in confi- them. They pall upon me and I no Once upon a time I visited in a who were neit!mr absent nor tardy child had a serious mishap the other dence of Floss are the following, who longer find enjoyment in them. I ~home where all was peace and happi- for the month ending Oct. 18 were: gales day. The little one was playing in mourn him each to the amount here- feel that all t,his vain ileeting show is ness. One day the man of tim house Dorus Benkelman, Mable Brian, Olive the kitchen, while Mrs. Agar was busy in enumerated: Herald Birchard Co., passing away, that there is nothing went to a distant, village to transact Connellan, Lizzie Nelly, Mabel Seegar, with her work. All of a sudden the Grand Rapids, $2,400; E. C, Smith permanent and I long for unalloyed some business. I noticed as evening Margaret Strifl!er, Ray Wickware, mother was shocked by the piercing Shoe Co., Detroit, $3,000; Michigan HE UNDERSIGNED, having form- happiness. There is something witi~- came on his devoted wife, who was a Edna Wood, LNiva Gabel, Edith Hall, _cry of her child,which had fallen from Shoe Co., Detroit., $2,000; Menzies & in me which seems to desire immor- women of gentle birth, became very Ward Benkelman, Eugene Schwader, T ed a co-partnership, arenow ready a chair and as she picked it up, she Craw ford, Detroit, $1,000; a Boston tality and I am restless and discon- uneasy. Soon after, ~her husband Nellie Forin, Seva Withey, Dorus was horrified to behold that the child's sl~oe company, name not ~learned, to malce dates for public sales in any tented because I see no way to attain came home and it was noticeable that Armstrong, Frank Bordwell. Len~ eyes, nose, and mouth were literally $2,500. Besides this, there is said to part of the Thumb at reasonable rates. it. The result is, I am growing dis- lm had been drinking a;nd commenced mice, Carrie Eno, Melvina Campbell filled with red pepper. Mr. Agar lost be a firm td whom he is ° in debt $8,000 contented and morose, and I no long- to abuse his faithful wife, so flint she Call in person or 'phone No. 14-2 rings. no time in getting Dr. Treadgold, altlmugll tile report is unauthentl- Sadie Fisher. er seek the company or find pleasure was compelled to seek sheller outz driving five and one half miles in fif- cared. The following are the names of the or No. 22. All work done with dispatch. and imppiness amid the scenes wilich side in a blinding snowstorm. teen minutes, the return trip,accomp- pupils in tile Kintergarten and i)rim - were once so enjoyable. Now, b'Ir. Brumm and Mr. Wilcox anied by the doctor was made in not, SCHOOL NOTES. ary .departments: John Crawford, My friends, noticing this perturba- how would you like to have your own much less time. Dr. Treadgold in- Ruth:Fritz, Hazel Gabel, Lloyd Mc- tion of spirit asked me one day wllat mother treated in such an inhuman Joseph Clement entered school bion -~ forms the Chronicle that tile child Kim;"Artle Root, Laura Strillter, was the matter with me, as they no manner? Don't you think a sound day. w'ill recover without injury. Cyril Tanner, Alvan Benkelman, longer met me in the usual haunts, thrashing would have done that fel- Work on the school grounds began again this week. CarolaFritz, Maude Hallack, George that I did not seem to be myself, and 10wa lot of good? Ithinkso. It is ~i~Rooms to rent. Inquire of Mrs. K!ump, Earnest Root, Hazel Seegar, Etta Keating was on the sick list why I was growing so cross and ili- alright for some people to preach Usher. and gay Yakes. uatured. I told them my troubles: about our laws permitting liquor to For Sale. Tuesday after noon and Wednesday. how weary I was of all this vain and be sold, but where is the law compel- TWO new houses and lots on Wood- Tile following are the names of the To Rent--A good barn. Inquire of (Continued on fourth page)." ling aman to drink? Iam not in land Ave. E.H. PIN~Y. pupils in the tligh School who were Mrs. E. K.~ Wickware. 10-11-3.

t ...... : ...... J After 3~lehi~'nn l~ee'~ Su~n~'. Of the fourteen mayors Dowagiac Nears lit Bricl[, Chlen='o PoslotIlec tIobToc~l. Information comes from New York has had since it was ,incorporated in A sensational° robbery which netted Tri-C0unty Chronicle. Marquis Ire, of J:lpan, is in New N[W8/t[H[R[D IN MIGHI N that the rate war between the Amer- 1877, but one lms died. The other l[[ N[W O[ IH[ N[D, the perpetrators $74,(;10 in stamps, York. Goes to Virashington next ican ,Sugar Refining Co, and beet Vhirteen are all still residents of Do- was discovered Monday nlorning when FREDEnlCK KLUMP, Publisher, wagiac. This fall Kansas plants the largest The Ghost Dance at Hillsdale was sugar manufacturers, which has been tile wholesale stanll) departnlent of in a st~tte of apathy for the last week President Roosevelt has appointed The Ohio Campaign and Hanna's aereage of wheat ill her history. the Chicago l)ostotlice was opened for CASS C,~T Y, -:- MICHIGAN. a Great Thing, or ten days, has assumed new activ- 1Krs. Datsy A. 'Cone, Congressman- Secretary of War Root is said to l)e business. The work of gaining aft en- ity. The products of the Michigan beet elect Aplin's daughter, to succeed her Declaration, very ill and will retire from the cab- trance to the vault had evidently been sugar manufacturers are coming into father in charge of the West Bay City inet. D:RS. MO:RRIS & KIlgG, going forward with the greatest pa- DISASTER IN DETROIT RIVER, the market and eireuhtrs are being postotlice. ATTACKS PRESIDENT ROSEVELT Los Gates, Cal., lost fern" acres of tience for nlany days. It is ,believed, PIIYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, sent ~11 over the middle west by the A. M. Todd has purchased 2,000 its business section 'by fire Smlday however that the intention of the beet sugar 1)eol)le, agreeing to fm, nish Office In Ale Block. Dr. Morris' residence acres o,f land on the South Haven night thieves Jla(1 1)con to enter the cashier's I The Qu~ll Shooters Out in Thoum~nds~ to customers sugar in e'trload lots at where Dr. Wickwaro lived. division of the Mie~tigan Central rail- Current Events. ~[~Jor und ~Ilnor Gath- Semltor Chauncey M. Depew is to vault, in which there was $35,000 in 10 cents per hundred pounds less than way, whleh he will convert Into a pep- Sn~llpox lh~tlents Lived I{igh~Vwrlous ered z~nd Ilrlefly Given for the Busy marry Miss May Pahner in the near nloney and stanlps valued at hundreds the price offered by the American I)ernlint latin. of thousands of dollars. The bottom DR. G. M. LIVINGSTON Sugar Refining Co., the shipments future. Things ll[aI)pened t~nd Done During" tho The steamer Swallow, laden with I~eader's Inform~tion, With Fue.ts ~nd of tile vault is of steel, half an inch , o The Masouic Grand Lodge of Ken- Physician and Surgeon. Graduate of the being ready for delivery within the thick. In this 97 boles were bored un- !i l?ast week Brleily Tol(L lumber, foundered in Lake Erie off F~tncles Into] woven. tucky has voted to build a splendid University of Michigan 1898. Special atten- next week or ten days, and prices til a space 18 inches square--just tion given to diseases of women and children, Long Point in the gale which swept temple in Lou.isviIle. Offices over Cass City Bank. Telephone 21-2r. guaranteed to date of delivery, Lake Erie Friday night, The crew of enough to allow ~he entrance of a i College ]IIoys' Fun. 11 men escaped. Attacks on tl~e Presldent Congress 'is' likely to provide for the man's body-had been so weakened i Cl[lty of Clevelltn~l Dl.~ahled, It iS a long time since any l~resident ,creation of a secretary of commerce, The first annual ghost dance of. Chas. C. Fenner, supervisor of that it was possible to take out the DR. A. N. TREADGOLD, Htllsdale college too,k place Friday The D. & C. steanler City of Cleve- has been the target o,f suc~h l?eroeious with .a cabinet portfolio, this session. whole plate with little difficulty. Of land encountered a heavy fog Sund'ty Bethel township, had 13 sheep killed Physician and surgeon, Office at residence, night, when 150 students, rei)resenting by dogs Saturday night and 20 more •tttaeks as the papers of the smith Arkansas has 4,749 manufacturing the $74,610 in stamps taken, $4,712 fl~ega'r street, near New Sheridan. Phone in morning and worked along till neat- the spirits of the departed Baw Beese so badly mangled that the greater are now making on President Roose- establishments with a capital of $3(i,- were in "1)ost'tge due" stamps and ¢~nectlon, tribe, assembled In front of the big the upper end of Grosse Ile, when the number will die. velt for having had a colored man, 000,000, and a .3marly product of $45.- $2,060 in speei,rl delivery stamps; so wigwam on the college eampus. Jud capt'tin decided to anchor. Getting 000,000. the convertible staml)S amounted to out of the ellannel the anchors were Willi'tm Letup, of Groveland town- Booker T. Washington, at dinner at / DENTISTRY, Wtley as Man-Afraid-0f-Himself, and The approximate total of claims liled $(;7,828, but of these $-I,828 were Pan- dropped and. the strainer remained till shil), has a grain sack made in Ger- the White House. An extensive bud- J. R. Imnan, as Fiery Water, assisted as ,a :result of ±he htst Cubau insur- ~klnerican stamps of eight and ten- I. A. FRITZ~ RESIDENT DENTIST. W. J. Boone, known as White Wolf, to the fog lifted. In backing to get into Inany over 200 years ago and llaS been get of these attacks was issued Satur- ceut denomin'ttions. -< the channel again she struck a big in active service ever since. It is stlll rection a'nd file Spanish-American war Office over T. H. Fritz's drugstore. We solicit lead the braves. After a war dance, day night. M,r. Washington .says: "I is $57,581,807. ~our prtronago when In need of dental work. the redskins in single file w,ound their boulder whicll knocked a hole in her in good condition. think the new.spal)ers are getting up a Pre~-entcd ~ ~InssIlere. Senator Falrl)anks, of Indi,ma, and way to President Gurney's house, Who and she settled to the bottom in 12 Arthur Coleln'm and Emerson Beat- sensation iu regard to it, and do not Owing to the vigilaace of Lieut, Senator Dietrich. of Nebraska, have was absent Scouts captured Prof. feet of water. She had about 17(; te, who it is alleged, were implicated voice the opinlon of the southern peo- W. A. WELLEMEYERE, M, D. fomnally ot)ened the campaign of the Thomas hi. Bains, Jr., of the 91:1~ I~Idnlunds nnd eoml)elled hinl to sing a passengers aboard and 500 tons of in a postolfice robbery 'tt Buell, Mich., I)le. lIowever, they are hurting the United States Infantry, another Homeopathic Physlchm anffSurgeon; Gradu- freight The City of Alpena, of the al)out a year an(1 a half ,l~o, are in Nebraslcq Repulflieans. solo. At. Prof. Marttn's house the re- entire south nlore than they are Presi- slaughter of 'American troops by In- ~te of 0hlcago IIomeopathtc Medical 0ollege, same line, took 6ff the freight nnd Wayne county jail. John D. Iloekefeller has agreed to Office ~nd residence in Pity Block over post- quest for "lire water was refused." dent Roosevelt. They represent a surgents has been averted. Bains dis- office. Regular office hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and a massacre narrowly averted. The passengers without accident, and the Guy ~V. Clark was killed at a camp transient enlotional sentiment on the g:ive Barmrrd College $200,000 if the IPo ~1. covered :t prisoner re-entering a cell at wigwqms of Prof. Reed and Prof, 1-Ior. Cleveland will go into dry dock for re- near Pembine. at Brown's spur. He l)art of 't class o,f the white ~eople of Institution can raise another $200,000 pairs, Which will rest $25,000. before aalnuary 1, 1!)02, C'u'l)iga, Island of S'lUl'lr, where sev- ney were eaeh visited, and at Sam was coupling ears and the projeethlg the south, lint such feelings do. not eral were conlhled, through a hole Kelley's place an invitation to help end of a log strucl~ him in the head, hls~ and do not indicate the geueral Alm ut 21 pe'r cent of the total popu- JOHN R. FOOTE, 1K. D. Sn~nllDox Grocery lltlls. that had been let in tim wall, An in- themselves to hydrant water, almost fracturing his skull. feelings and Olfinion o,f the southern httion of the United States attend pub- vestigation showed a phm to tilt tile Oraduate of Detroit 0ollege of Medicine, The Shiawassee county supervisors i)eo.1)le. ,ks far as I can learn of trim lic schools and 2 per cent of the rest Palls promptly answered day or night. No- caused another riot. The houses of E(hwtrd S. Stokes. who shot Fisk jail with bole men and to call t'he vesta, Mlch, other professors were serenaded, after considered $2.000 worth of smallpox Snll/e years ago, in thought to be, dy- he makes no distinction as to the color attend i)riwlte school~ gu'trd which w, ouhl be necessary to whieh the ln'nves had a war darter and bills, aud shlshed them right and left, ing at the home of his sister. of ,q lnan's.cllt.ich~ when he wants to Charles I)enby, ex-United States :get tile door open and then to attack disappeare(1. I#roln a student's stand- Fathers and mothers presented heavy For seine time he has l)eeu suffering get at facts, and is as ready to consult minister lo China, ht an interview at the garrison. It also developed that D. D; NcNAUGHTON, i)oint, this effort was a huge success. accouuts for nursing their own chil- from kidney trnul)le. with a ne~To, Ind,ian or Chinamqn as Indianapolis, declared that file parti- the inst, igators were a priest and the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. The only incident th:lt nlarred the dren; and bills for cigars, lobsters, Receiver Rhodes, of the defunct he is with the Anglo-,Saxon wheu he tiou of C;Mna is s,ure to ,come. l)resldeute, l)otll of whom have been choice roasts and oysters, while faln- wants to get at the whole sittmtdou In evening's hm was the fact that Brave N,ilcs l)anl~, says the coast is now clear, Dr. Reuben Samuels, stepfather of arrested tozether with several other Graduate of U. of M Office at residence, ilies were q u'u"u~thmd. Many people any liue o0 his work?' t:Iate-the-Watt, r fell Into the fountain, and that the affairs of the l)ank will Frank and Jesse James, the notorious 1)rominent I)ersons. Argyle, Mlch. lived higher than ever before, fondly l)ut was quickly rescued. be wound up. IIe expects ~o pay 100 Missom'i bandits, has been brought to im'lghling th'/t the county p'tid freight, The Ohio Canlpai~n. cents on tlle dolhlr to depositors. St. Joseph, Ate., ~t raving maniac. Stnrvln~ Rus,~lans. All Three Dro~vned. trot the crne] supervisors dechtre that RIKER & BALL, There are five cases of scarlet fever The Ohio campaign was opened .at T'he Russian minister of the interior Without a m(nnent's notice and with- only bills of indigent families shall be Dehtware on S;Iturday and was the Marg'u'et De itolland, ~f Cleveland, hqs proch/hned famine cond'itions in Tonsorial artlsts. First class work. in district No. 2, Canlbria township, 21 years of age, was shot and ahnost out the slightest ol)portunity to save pa id. nlost largely attended opening meeting five more districts ill t!he province. tIillsdale county, and the school tins instantly kilhM 1)y lovesick Verne thelnselves three members of the crew been closed ill consequence. There are for years. Tom L. Johnson, C,leve- namely, S'tmara district Bogoul- Sunday QuuII Shooters, Itoger& IIe also futally shot himself. nlinsk, Navonussensk, Nicolaevesk of the tug Santuel 5. Christian, of To- but sixteeu lmpils ill the ~ehool. hlnd's Denloc.ral mayor, was present. Bakery and Restaurant Sunday lnarked the open, ing of the and Stavropol, This means that ~Ife ledo, were sent to the bottom of De- The greatest dcmoustratiou of the day Dr. 3Iaml. who attended President troit river Saturday evenhlg. The big ol)en hunthlg season, and the hunters The Davison flonring mills, North- McKinley, says the president had lind harvest has already nlade itselt The best In town. WÙ serve lunches and were going out in ~ droves Saturday villc, (lame to a sudden s~op and an V,qlS ~,V]l(~l| SCUalOr I-[anna (leelared so keenly felt that a special metlIcat warm meals at reasonable prices. All kinds Gilehrist freighter. ;lohn J, Albright, heart disease aud no physician eouhl night to the huuting grounds. All the investigation showed that the big wa- that he did not intend to quit politics and relief orgaulzation is deemed nee- of fancy cakes.on hand and made to order, l)oun.d Ul), and nmMng about have saved his life after the shooting. suburlmn lines were loaded to the lim- ter wh(.~el h:ld become so badly clogged or resigll as senator or chairlllau of c,ssary for these (li~triets. It is likely fourteen nliles an hour, struck The h/w.vers cross-examined Paul it, and on the Northwestern, Pontiac with eels that it refused to move. the Ilel)u~)lican national comufittee. that the list will 1)e added to from A. A. BRIAN, PuoI'. the tug squarely alnidship and Canlield. civil engineer, so h,trd in a and Aml Arbor lines extra cars were The rumor is again in eh'culatiou He referred feelingly to the de'tth of time to time during the winter. cut ller eonlpletely ill tWO, sinking raihv'ly suit at Middletown. N. ¥., that necessary to carry the crowds. It is tlla~ Gov. Bliss is eontenlphlting call- President McKinley and continued: her in less than a nlinute and before he was seized with brain fever and estim'lted that over 3,000 people left ing the legislaturd together in special "Let no yellow journals or bhttant A3IUNIflHENT.~ [~r DETROIT. F. ~_qY 14 E~F~, Capt. William R. H.irlow, the cook and d'ied. a firenlan had time to leave.the table Detroit Saturday nlght for the sur- session in I.)eccmber. The governor demagogues shake your faith in the WEEK ENDING OCT. 2d, Shoe Maker and Cobbler. All orders refuses to eonlirm or deny the rumor. cmlditions of this country to-day, as Senat(ir Foraker will ask congress AVENUE TllE~w'm~--Vaudeville_Priees: after. at whieh they were eating SUl)l)er. The rounding woods for the first elmnee at noon. 10, 15, & ::5; evening, 10. "2O,~5c; reserv, 50e. promptly Iillcd. :Repairing neatly crew of the tug front all '/ceounts are quail and Imrtridge. Although dying of cancer Mary E. affectin~ those who have the responsi- to vote $50,000 to ~frs. McKinley and done a~ reasonable prices, a 1)ensiou of $5,000 a year. It is s'/id DETROYr OPERA--"October 21, 22, 23 Joseph entirely responsible for file disaster. Sage, of Detroit. has filed a bill for bility. I am not goin~ to retire from JelIcrson."--at 8. Saturday Matinee at 2. Next to Town Hall They attempted to eross the bow of It Mukes Salt Products. divorce against IIerbert A. Sage, al- politics or from lmblic dirty. I have the mart?T's doctors will ask $50,000 LYCEUM TIIl,;ATEI~Pudd'nhead Wilson.--Veed. - - for their services. C~s~ City, - Mlch. the Albright. "which crashed through Tholn'ls Kirldlam, superlntendent of leging extreme cruelty. They were no intention of res'igning my chairman- and Sag, Matt. 25c; evenings, 15, 25, 50 and 75e. the Peunsylvania Salt c'ompany, told nlarried ;hul. 5, 18S3, and lmve one ship of the nath)nal COmlnIttee." After The ntq)le crol) of 1901 is placed l)y WItl'I'NEY GRAND--"For Iter Sake,"--Matinees the tug 'ts though she had been a card- 1Oc. 15 and 25c; evenings, lee, 200 amt 30a, board box. tlle Imsiness men of Wyandotte that child, a daughter. long contimmd '/Pl)lause, he continued: the American Agriculturist at 23.00fk- the works his eonllmnY in constructlng "I am gotn~ to stqy there and see Nnsh 000 barrels, against 48.OOO.O00 barrels The Windiate nlurder trial was com- TIIE 3IAI{I~ETS. A lIeavy Verdict. will manufacture eleven different prod- and Foraker and others through if it one year ago, and 70,000,000 for the pleted in the Circuit Oourt at Pontiac takes tell years.*' T, H, Ahr A jury in the Wayne Circuit Court ucts from salt. and would, wheu com- Tuesday. The jury brought ill a ver- banner year. 189(;, Detroit.--Cattle--Light to good butcher found a verdict in favor of Caroline plete, employ 3,000 men. The w0rl~s dict of guilty of lnanshtughter, but W. J. White is under arrest in Chi- steers, [email protected]; s~eers and heifers, $3.25 Contractor and Builder. will be constructed .t section at a time. A Gl~nnttc Comhinnt|on." @i 40; mixed butchers and fat cows, $2.75 Riley aud against" the Rapid ralhvay red0111111ellde(l the 1)risoner to the cago. neeused of wheedling $7.000 out @:3.80; canners and common thin butchers. for $6,000. The phtlntiff was iujured so that l)art may be in operation next A new and gigantic industrlal com- of Mrs. D. R. Chaffer. while malting [email protected]. 73ulis--Good shippers, $3.50@ If' you intend to build let me mercy of the court. three years ago because a switcit lead- spring. bination. New York papers say, which love to her, tie was aecused of sin> 3.75; light to good butcl{ers and sausage, figure with you. Olivet students shoved a goat with [email protected] common mixed stockers, $2.~ ing to a sand pit had been left open. is to consolid:lte the armor phtte nmn- ilar work in Ypsihlnti, Mich. First Class Work 0uaranteed. Died o~ Fright. tin cans tied to its hind legs into Ship- 2.90; stockers and light feeders, $3.00@ She testified that when she first re- herd hall, where ~lle co-eds stay, and ufactnre of this country, enter into Now it is rumored that after the 3.80; veal calves, steady; sales at $5.00@ During the lmrning of the htrge 6.00 per 100 lbs. Sheep--Best lambs, $4.25 Shop on Pine SL Residence ov- gained consciousness she was lying it awoke the entire colony, The ma- the buihlhlg of nlerchant and war- Schley inquiry is lhfished Secretary barns of :David .IIecket. in Ogden "@4.50; light to gOOd and good mixed lots, er Clwonicle office, Cass City. upon the furrows of a plowed fiehl. tron and a few 1)r.~vo ~irls eornered ships for the world's trade and take. of the Navy Long will be retired from township, Saturday night. Mrs. Eli [email protected]; fatr to good mixed and butcher The next tinle she became sensible of the be'tst and ejected him. over the large and growing export the eal)inet and Chandler. of New sheep. [email protected]: culls and common, $2.50 Fairbanks. a half mile away died of (7?2.60. I-fogs--,Mlxed and butchers. $6.05 her surroundings she was at the Sani- The reeeiver of the defunct Niles trade of the United States Steel Col Hampshire, will fill the phlce. tarium, and renl'lined there 2 nlonths. fright caused by the excitement. She 6.10; bulk at $610: pigs and light yorkers, had been operated on Tuesday by Dr. Citizens' 1)ank is about to eonlnlence l)oration. Is about to 1)e organized by The estimates for the navy for the $5.5005.90; stags, 1-3 off; roughs, [email protected]. L. PiNNEY, C.O. MATZEN, The conlpany offered to settle her suit agaivst the trustees of the lmnk, J. P. Mor;~au and his allies. The story "Chieago.~Cattle~Good to prime steers claim for $1,500. and its attorney say Parker, of I)etroit for cancer, and fiscal yeqr ending June 30, 1903. are nominally, [email protected]; poor to medium, Casifler. Asst, Cashier, who, on the 23(1 day of May. 1S92 is that while no oIlici.ll details are ob- made iml)lic. The total amount is an al)I)eal will taken from the ver- was recovering. Slle was 30 years old [email protected]: stockei~s and feeders. [email protected]; be made a loan of $10,000 on behalf of the t'linable, the 0reject will not only eon- cows, $1(/')4.50; heifers. [email protected]: canners, dict. and leaves a husl)and and a sou. $9S,910,9&t. against $77,924,535 appro- bank to the Niles Gas Oo. solidate nlauy details of steel and fuel priated for the current ye'tr. [email protected]; Bulls. [email protected]; calves, [email protected]; business of the country I10~V sel)ar- Texas steers. $2.80~3.75; western steers. MINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS. Sportsmen in the eastern and south- $3.75q~:5.50. Hogs~Mixed and butchers'. $~ AplIn's Snlnry. ated. but also serve to I)ring into There is chronic nnarehy in Macedo- ern 1)arts of the state will l)e interested nia, owing to the lawlessness of the @3.60; good to choice heavy, [email protected]; H. H. Al)lin's resignation 'is post. closer relationsllil) these inter- rough he&vy, $5,80(7~6.15; light, $5.90g~6.~5; OF E, It, PINNEY, ,Caledonia and Sarannc are to h,tve in the allnOUllCenleut, whieh is general All)anians, whose attitude toward tlle master of West Bay Pity, tendere(l af- ests and the ~'reat r'~ilroad interests bulk of sales. $6(@6.20. Sheep--Good to rural free delivery. all over that l):tl't of Michigan, that Cln'istian lml)ulation is worse than tel' his nomination for congress, will be controlled 1)y the Vandcrl}ilts and the choice wethers, [email protected]; western sheep, there nre more birds this fall than that of the Kurds toward the Armeni- $3(/~3.50: native lambs, [email protected]; western accepted within a few days. tits sal- The M lclrignn grand lodge of Odd Pennsylvania railroad. These inter- were ever kll0wu before. ans. lambs. $3.20@4.,)0. $10,000.00 TO LOAN ON ary was $2,100 a year. but he will be Fellows will meet ill Port Huron next ests are also to 1)e closely allied with Buffalo.~Cattle~Common grades dull. o. money ahead by resigning. There year. The Branch eounty supervisors will htrge interests of like character Chief oi! Police Donahue, of Onlalm, others considered steady: veals, 514, $7,25 REAL ESTATE ha.ve to settle a ehtim of $1,000 for says.. "the next move on the l)oard is (7?7.77. HoT.s--Mixed packers to. host seems to be no reason why, under the For the lirst time in many years the abroad, and that the new eonlpany is heavy, [email protected]; yorkers, $6,[email protected]; pigs, In Partial Payment Terms if rules of the house, he eannot draw a Hillsdale Agrieultur'll Society "is out care of smalll)ox cases last winter. to be called the Anglo-American Steel Ul) to Pnt Crowe." Pr'mtically all the $5.9006.10; roughs, $5.50@6. Sheep--Lambs, desired. eongressnlan's salary of $5,000 a year of debt. Dr. Wilson, the attending 1)hysician, Company. conditions laid down for the surrender tel s, $.1.90@5,15; others, [email protected]: sKeep, was paid $500 last J une on this claim, tops, mixed. [email protected]; others. [email protected]; from May I hlst, the (lay that his 1)re- The Pere Marqnette elew~tor in of the alleged ki(1)lapcr h'tve been 1)ut asks for $500 more. complied wit h. wethers and yearlings, $3.40,@3."/5. decessor. Crump, died. Aplin's daugh- Ionia was partly destroyed by fire A Set|pus ]llnzc. Pittsburg.--Cattle -- Choice, . $5.75~6; ter. Mrs. Cane. who has been his chief Tuesday. Sil I-h~go, a lnember of the Miehi- The l)rOsl)erous and thriving town of The war departnlent hns receive(l prime, $5.50~5.70; good. [email protected]:' tidy, Pays interest on Time Deposits. assistant tn the posl:oIlice, at $600, will gamme football team, died at the hos- infornlation from Secretary Root to $.i.70@5; fair, [email protected]; common. $2,75@ The Plainwell fair was a financial Sydney, C. B.. was ahnost swept out 3.,10; heifers. [email protected]; oxen, $2.50~.1: fat very likely l)e appointed to succeed pital •is the result of injuries reeeived the effect that his health has l)een gen- Collections a Specialty. suecess. All the prenliunls will be of existence Saturd'ay by a Iire whieh cows, $1.50@i: hulls and stags, $2@,i: com- him. in tlm ganle Saturday with the local paid in full started at 2 o'cloek. The flames, erally benelited t)y his sojourn ill the mon cows to fresh, $20@35; good fresh cows @@@ te'un. Two other meml)ers of the $35@'50. Hogs--Prime heavy, $6.70(d6.75; which were f'mned 1)y a 45-mile gale, &dirondacks and that he expects to In a IIole. /Yhe Detroit Untied. Rai hvay is to Miehigalnme team were hurt resume his duties soon. heavy mediums, $6.55~t6.60; light mediums. swel)t through the l)rincipal business $6.50~6.55: heavv Yorkers. $6.,t0(7~&50: light Ii'rank Belanger, an emlfloye of tlm inangurnte n two-hour service betweeu The Detroit Boat clu,b, with all its portions of the town. Four bloeks o£ 'J?he somewhat fanliliar charge that Yorkers, [email protected]: pigs, $5.80@6: skips. $4 E, H, PINNEY, PROP, l,?lillt and I)etroit. if?5; grassers. $fl~6.25: roughs, $-1.50~/'4.25. ~[llSke~Oll water works delmrtment, trophies, racing shells and o0her boats, the fines[ business buildtings are in horse and nl,ule meat is being d~s~llad met with a I)eculhtr exl~erience which A dosl)eralc attempt was luade to Sheep--Pest wethers, $3.,[email protected]; good. $3.20 was completely destroyed by live ashes. The only thing that saved the up ill the form of hqsh and stews in @3.35: mixed, $2.50~3: eulls and common, ahnost resulted in his death fron~ rob the safe of G. A. Bhtl~/~,slee & Co. shortly after S Cch)ek T'hursday even- city from total des]ruetion was a Chicago restaurants has l)een revived, ~1~2: yearlings, [email protected]: spring lambs, fright ~Vorknt(m had dug a hole eight at Galien Tuesday. BLACKSMITHINO ing. The fire is SUl),l)osed to have heavy rain s|Orlll wMch set in after and the Illinois l)ure food commission $3gi5.10; veal calves, $7@7£0. feet deep and Belan~er was at the Cineinnati.--Cattle--l-leavy steers, choice Potatoes are yiCding fronl 150 to started from defective electric wiring. dark and, as the wind decreased in is preparing to "get busy." 1)ottom making a water eonnectio~ to extra, $5.25¢?5.(;,0; nominal, falr to good, AND I~EPAII~INO 300 bushels to the acre in the Thomp- John S. Pillsbury, former governor $.i.50(7i;5.15; oxen, [email protected]: butcher steers, Someone tried to lead a horse past Mrs. Minnie Sweet. formerly of Chi- fury, the liremcn and hundreds of sonville and Grand Traverse regions. miners suec'ecdcd in gettin~ the lire of Minnesota, and famous nlaker of ehoice to extra.°[email protected]: fair to good, receive out" attention six days in ~he when it gave a spring and landed in cago, was arrested in Lansing on at $3.25@4 2;5 heifers, good to choice, $3.25~ Benjanlin IS. Flint, aged 55, was under control. Loss, about $400,000, flour, d~ied Thursday morning fronl the hole. Belanger saw it eonling, but eh'u'ge of bigamy ln:eferred by her hus- 3.90: common to fair. [email protected]; cows, good week. If you Wish anything in thal~ fonnd dead in his bed at the Park Bright's disease. He had been ill for to choice, [email protected]; fair to medium, $2.50 could do nothing to save himselIL The band. George. Sweet. Mrs. Sweet line, give us a call. hotel, Benton H.arbor, Sunday morn- I(lng Ed~vnrd's finn. some time and his death was not un- ~3; common rough steers, poor cows and man and horse were wedged in tight. came to L:msing some time ago and scalawags, [email protected]; canners, $1.50~.2.25; ing. married ~Villiam E. MeConkey last expected. He was 73 years old. Horseshoelng Being near one of the hose houses, the Society has been stunned by the nn- stoekers and feeders. $g@4, Hogs--Best. The victims of the Ferris wheel ac- Septenflmr. She pleaded guilty. nouneement that King Edward has The West Ludington iron mine. $6.50: packers, [email protected]: ~ood quality. $6.10 /V~ade a Specialty department was called out and l)oth ~6.35. Sheep--extra. $2.~5@3: few etmice were rescued unhurt. eident at the Genesee County fair will The board of SUlmrvisors of Bay phtced ~he ban of his disaPl)roval upon near Iron Mountain. was not a suc- heaYy yearling wethers at $3.15: good to wlth us, Our shop is on l~ialn S~reet, sue for (hnnagcs. First suit is for county has just discovered that a $60,- Sunday dntertaimnents of every sort. cess for 15 years, but in the hands of eboiee sheep, $2.25~?2.75: common to falr, Jus~ wes~ of the grist mill, A Pere 3Iar~luette V~rreek. $2O,OOO. 000 stone road bond issue will Pall due The news of the king's ehan~e of view the Illinois Steel Co.. with its name $1@2: lambs, extra, [email protected]; good to changed to the Federal mine. it has choice, [email protected]; common to fair, $2~:3.25. A north-I)ound freight train struck The village of Jones is to have a next year. It was thought the bonds cante out as a result of his declining 3OHN RENSHLEF(. several overhal}gin~ cars ell the main saloon to save trade that went to fell due ill 1903. No provision has been to leave Scotland for the rethrn jour- become a fine producing property. Grnin~ Ere. track at Milford. Wc(lllesday luornillg Three I¢ivers be(:ause it was too dry made to make a tax levy, The peo- ney to London on Sunday. The king, Gen. Otis. reporting to the depart- Detroit.~VVheat--No. 1, 73 3-ic, closing trading at home. ple may be asked to vote to refund the it ts said. now restores a rigid presl)y- ment of the lakes, says desertion 74c asked; No. 2 red, 73c. closing 73~1-4e; demolishin~ 10 or 15 freight cars, and October, 73 1-.it: December, 7-I 1-2e. best; eausing a loss to the Pere Marquette r issue. terian regime. The restaurant keep- among recruits is increasing, and A complete line of----,~ S. ~. Abbott. of Menominee, died bid 74 3-4c. close 74 1-2c bid; May, 78 3-4o; raihvay estimated at $20,000. A train Saturday. IIe was 8:{ years old and James Beuson, of Detroit, an em- ers are really more perplexed than Chie[ Surgeon I{iinball, department of No. 3 red. 71 1-.le; mixed winter, 73 1-4c 1)1eye of the Michigan Telephoue Co., their patrons and l)redict that the the Missouri, says recruits under 2:2 per bu. Corn~No. 2 mixed, 58 1-4c; No. g Harness Ooods, of 65 cars went on ,'t siding that eouhl the lirst 1)ostnlastcr and lirst express yellow, 59c. Gats~No. 2 wiflte. 39 l~c; aeeonunodate on]y 50 cars and the agent in that city. who fell 25 feet from a pole on which restaurants will soon be closed on serve only to congest the hospitals. he was working, near Clio, sustaining Sunday evenings. Snnday dilmer par- No. 3. 38 1-2c. others st~o(l on the mnin traek. A The season jnst closing has been the Secretary of State Hay, in a letter Chieago.~Vheat~No. 3 spring, 67 7-80 Whips, P, obes, flagnlau was sent ahead to warn the severe injuries, is resting comfortably. ties will be regarded as vnlgar. to State Supt. of State Prisons Collins, gge; No. 2 red. 71@72e. Corn~No. 2 yel- greatest for lmilding operations ever low. 57 1-2c. Oats~No. ~,~ 26@26 3-8c; No. train but failed to do so. The engi- No bones were broken, and unless in- deelines the invitatiou of t'he latter to Blankets, Etc._ known at IIolland. Seven new fac- Undcr Tons of Rock. '2 white, ~8 1-4@38 1-2e; No. 3 white, 37 3-4 neer stuek to his post and although ternal injuries develop, he will re- (les!gnate an official re,presentative of tories have /leen erected. covel'. @38 3-4c. ~lle engine overturned, he was not in- Fifty tons of rock caved in the the government to be present at the Ctncinnati.~V/heat--Demand in exces~ always o,~ hand, A reorganization of the Port Huron of supply; No. 2 winter red sold at 74 1-2c Jured. The tirem'ln junll)ed. The tel)oft of the Wayne county rapid transit tunnel at One Hundred electrocution of Czolgosz, the murderer Engine & Thresher Co. will take place and Sixty-seventh street and Broad- on track. Oats~No. 2 white. 39 1-2c; No. auditors to the board of supervisors of President McKinley. mixed, 38c. Corn--No. 2 white and No. 2 and the new eOmlmny will have a shows that the accounts of all the way, New York, Friday, carrying A Little Unfortunate, Edna Walhtce Hopper, the ~actres.s, yellow, g0c. Repairing a Speo|alliy, Capital stock of $750,000. county departments .ire overdrawn. death to an undetermined number of Toledo.--dWheat~Cash, 74 1-4c. Corn~ Recently the Jackson police fOUlld I! is a wealthy woman, according to the Miss Mina Eastman died at Torch ulore nloney th'ln was allgwed by the the 40 men who were at work far Cash. 59e. Oats--Cash, ate, o months ohl child in rooms occupied terms of an appraisen~ent o,f the estate Duluth ~,Vhea t~Cash, No. 1 hard, Lake a few days ago, it is supposed, supervisors having l)een spent The down below the surface in the bur- by Dau W]litm'tn nnd his wife. The of her nlother. Mrs. Josephine I)nus- 73 1-4e: No. 2 northern, G7 1-2c; No. 1 north- from taking the wrong medicine to re- increased recotl)tS in tlle liquor moneys l'OVG Forenlan -~[ad(leu ~vas found ecn. 70 l-de. Corn=-55c. Oats--35 1-2@ WM. /YIESSNER. ehihl was iu a filthy co ldition and muir. Nearly all of the estate of $206,- lieve an asthmatic attack. prevent delicit,s, however. pinned down l)y tons of brokeu rock, 35 3-4c, .a showed evidence of ill treatment An only the feet being clear of the mass 52(; iv represented by a rich farm at Minncapolis.~Wheat~Cash, 69 3-8e; No, The Pere Marquette has placed or- investigation revealed the fact that Some months ago n Lansing boy of del)ris. Many o,f the other work- San Leandro, Cal, 1 hard. 71 l-So on track. the t)abe was the ehild of an unfor~,n- dors Per r:welve new coaehes iu addi- was phtying with all ohl 'trmy musket Wheat prices the past week averaged men were imprisoned ill a small cllam- Coroner Hatcher has been hlformed slightly better than the preceding week, tion to the locomotives and oLher roll- his parents had imrchased for decora- pate womau and it had 1)een l)htced ill bet 6f the excaw~tion, all(1 their fate of the examination made by Prof. and closed Saturday 1-2@7-8c higher than Ing stoek purchased this year. tive purposes fronl a local department CA$$ CITY charge of the Galloway mission. The will not 1)e known nntil the rescuers Curtis C. IIoward, of Columl)us, O., a week ago. The cash business has heen fairly good for milling and elevator ac- officers t'ook eharge of the babe and it The United States Exl)ress office at store, nnd the weapon was discharged reaeh them. of the remains of Mrs. Anna C. Pugh, AIJTEN El SEI~LEY. PPOD~. and the boy killed. Now the boy's count, but foreign bUStlleSs WaS some- was legally adopted l)y a Mrs. Preston. Newport was burghtrized Saturday sister and alleged victim of Mrs. Mary what unsettled by a firmer sentiment in father has brought suit n~ainst the of Munith, the mother gladly giving night, a quantit3L of clothing and It is said that in spite of all denials Belle Bitner. IIoward said he found ocean freight& wifieh had the effect of widenin~ i he difference hctwcen the prices GaPO, Illi~h, ~n~$ Gity~ MI6h. consent. eight boxes of cigars being takeu. department store for $10.0/)0 damages. Mr. Kruger is seriously ill. arsenic in Mrs. Pugh's stomach. The eoroner's jury, which has been of this country and English markets. Rev. S. M. Howland. a Congrega- Student riots in Kieheneff. Beesar- E. P. Paz, editor and part owner of (ESTABLISHED ISS2.} Roy Hieks, James Barrett and John investig'/ting the death o,f Rev, James tional lninister of Allendnle, Mieh., abia. resulted in ll deaths. La Prenza (the Press) of Buenos Mrs. Louise Nostz, 60 years old, of Wilson, 14-year-old Toronto 1)oys. con- S. IIowland, of Allendnle. who was died shortly 1)efore nlidniKht in Union Ayres, Argentina, one of the most In- Astori:u L. I.. killed herself and her fessed robbing a house ill Port Hu- fmmd (lying in tlle Morton House. Russian otlicers have been nrging A Oeneral Banking Business Tran, Benevolent hosl)ital. Grand Rapids, af- fluential newspapers in South America, grandsou, Willie Colletti. 1; years old, t011. Gra,nd Ral)ids, Wednesday morning, ° Korea to fortify the eoasts of the ter takhtg a d,ose of some narcotic poi- who is in this country to 1)ring about some iinle ~Vc(lnesday night. sacred. There were 479 birt'hs in Oaklaud fotmd that death resulted from dose peninsula. son with the intention of committing a l)etter eomnlunieation 1)etween the Indian half-1)rced ontlaws in Indian Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold, couuty last year, all of the. townships suieide. of morphine tnkcn witi~ suieidal in- Colombia has iml)orted a large anlount of :Wills alld alllnlunitiOll fronl United States and South America, territory have eal~tured Annie Wilson, with one exception contributing to the M:rs: Ann:~ Edson Taylor, of Bay tent. The police authoritie.~ are tryin~ Drafts issued payable in any Country total. the United Slates. says it seems a stupid thin~ to go to (langhter of a white farmer, and City, who is anxious to w'in fame and to find ou,l: what became of the $50 Sout'h Anlerica by way el? Europe, l:lv'eaten io kill her unless given 300 in the World, Joseph IIoward. shot Tuesday at which IIowlan(l had on the day pre- dollars by going over Niagara Falls in Serious rioting conlinues in Seville. when a line of lirst-cla,ss steamers D0nics. OWOSSO by Sheriff (]crow for resisr- ceding his death. Spain. Troops frustrated :in iutended l~Ioney Loaned on Real Estate, Col. a barrel, will l)robably not 1)e allowed could make the direc't trip, stopping Jolm Wahlron. de~l)uty sheriff, Re,b- ing arrest, is restiu~" easily, and will Bay City is aPlmrently ill dange/' of attack of anarchists on convents. to risk her life. Her m'lna~'er, F. M. at Rio Janeiro. in from 1.2 to 1S days. ert l[uff(u'd, mer(,lmnt, and Dr. C. R, lections a Specialty, recover. an epidemic of dil)htheria. Within the Russell, has been notilied that in case "William A: Bishol), n Chicago law- Fr:mc¢is Martin. the lit'st ~'unner in McI)aniel, all of Welsh. ~V. Vs., got Theodore Spoor and John Empy, of past week there have been three the wonmn undertalees the feat anal is yer residin~ in \Vauke~an, cut his the United States navy to win an en- into at lia']lt iu a restaurant, and when 5[i(), have 1)ecn held for lrial on a killed in the attempt, he (Russell) will deaths from the disease, two in one throat and died ill n cornfield, beeause s,igufs comndssiom says that his ex- tile smoke 1)low away all three of the C, ~V. McKENZIE, . ce Charge of siealin~ timber i)rom the be hehl to nnswer for the los,~ of her famihL and th(.re are now .ei.~ht cases he eouhl not break off the chloral nlniners re(0~ired him to have ability men were nJ)le to show punctures, sehool lands. [ couniy Telephone. Cashier. life. within a limited area of the city. hal)iL to ]mn(tle q tmttlesiiil) in netion. TheB' Hro :tll 'U¢o]y to die.

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...... S/ llighost Aw:trd or, Coeoa ~tnd Chocolitte. THOUGHTS OF WISE MEN. a wood fire glanclng and glimmering ~¢ ~4~¢4~ ¢¢4¢÷4 4¢+4~ 4+¢+ 4÷÷÷¢¢¢~¢~¢ ÷ ¢* 4>¢ ¢44. ¢'¢ ¢ +¢+ +¢~¢¢' - Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1901,~The softly over the crimson hangings of judges at the Pan-American exposi- 8UlILIY0 8[ i[ ll 0LOSE The first thing to be done in con- $70 the "best chamber," she began to tion, Buffalo, have awarded three gold ducting the understanding is precise- I @0 Filibusters of Venezuela O@ : think that perhaps she had been mis- medals to Walter Baker & Co. (Limit- ly the same as in conducting the body Style taken in some of her ideas. ed), Dorchester, Mass., for the supe- Admiral Will Take the Stand Late ~to give it regular and copious sup- The next day she had a long, confi- riority of their breakfast cocoa and in the Week, plies' of food to prevent atrophy and Drop • Or the Trials of a Spanish Girl. $ dential talk with her father-in-law, all of their cocoa and chocolate prep~ arations and the excellence of their marasmus of mind which comes on while Mrs. May was malting mince from giving it no new ideas.~Sydney Hea~J By SEWARD W. IIOPKINS. .o, exhibit. This is the 37th highest WILL TELL STORY TI-IURSD~Y, pies in the kitchen. award received by them from the Smith. "But there's one thing I haven't great expositions in Europe and Without the resolution in your heart $27 Copyrighted 1900 by I~obert Bonner's Son~ dared to tell Walter about," she said, America. captain Chtrke of the Oregon %VIP be to do good work so long as your right with tears in her eyes. SCar X¥1tuess~Importance of Cider hands have motion in them, and to do "What is that, my dear?" said the Death in H'otel Fire. ~[aehlnlst I][unley's Testlmony~l~ellof it whether the is~me be that you die Delivered at Your Home CHAPTER XXVIII--(Contlnued). to this time he has not divulged its Chicago dispatch: O;~e man lost his old gentleman. in Vindication of SehIey. or live, no life worthy the name will It was also related to him that Don contents to a living soul. life, three persons narrowly escaped - - - TRIAL, FREE| " " " "My dressmaker's bill," said Clarm ever be possible to you, while, in once Juan, the sole surviving member of the THE END. suffocation, and a score or more guests ."It came the night before I left New forming the resolution that your work 20 other kinds ...... $i5.00 up to $50.00 royalist band in authority, had re- York~oh, such a dreadful bill. £ of the Garden City Hotel, 46-48 Sher- Washington, D. C., Oct. 22.~Admiral Everymachine guaranteed ten years. The No.19 is to be well done, life is really won, New Homo Ires a double feed~ a scientific treadl~ turned to the Castle of Salvarez, tak- man street, were rescued from upper Schley will conclude his defense dur- hadn't any idea it could amount up here and forever.~Ruskin. motion that will not make your back ache; steel ing the'entire party of Englishmen so fearfully." floors by firemen in a treacherous ing the pres2nt week. He extracts to bearing; automatic tension. Nothing like it; no The manliest attitude a man can other kind just as good. Costs no more than _an with him, and had issued a public "How much was it?" said Mr: ~Noah blaze in that hotel. The dead man is t~/ke the stand himself not later than old-fashioned machine. It.is the greatest wonde~ take, whether he is still rejoicing in proclamation announcing the death of May, patting her hand. Levi Whitman, who came to Chicago Thursday. His flag lieutenant, B. W. of the age. See the No. 18 New Home before you By Amy Randolph, his youth or getting into years, is buy any other. BARGAINLIST FREE. Philip and tile end of the royal occu- "A hundred and fifty dollars," said from Fulton County, Ohio. Wells, Jr., will resume his testimony Call on our" Agant, or write the that attitude of awe and reverence N~W HOM]2 SEWINO MACitlNI~ CO,. Chicago, pation. He had also forwarded to Clara, hanging down her head. tomorrow morning. Inasmuch as Ex-21lderman s Suicide. which befits a man confronted by the Caracas a full report and confession, "Don't fret, my dear, don't fret," Lieutenant Wei]s' story covers the en- "It is your own fault, Clara," said Chicago, Oct. 16.--George McGregor, facts of our habitual experience, that C. D. STF(IFFLE~, Agent and was now waiting to turn the cas- said the old gentleman. "Walter need tire scope of the operation of the fly- Walter May. former alderman o~ the old Thirteenth attitude of dedicated will which, for City, Mich. tle over to General Salvarez whenever never know anything about It. I'll ing squadron, he will doubtless be on Cass "Of course it is," cried out Clara, ward, and once active in West Side so much received, pledges the best that he should retum~ settle the bill and there shall be an the stand all day. Captain Clarke of passionately stamping her foot on the Republican polities, committed suicide it can~give.~John W. Chadwick. Bursting with all this news, he hur- end of the matter." the Oregon will follow Lieutenant carpet. "Do you suppose I don't know in his livery stable at 715 West Lake ried back to the Cheerway. "Oh; sir, will you really?" Wells. His story of the battle of San- it perfectly well? And that is what street. In sight of George Willets, an "Hurrah! hurrah!" he shouted, "My dear," said old Mr. May, "I'd tiago is expected to be one of the star much to the amazement of all on makes' it so hard--oh, so cruelly hard empk~ye of the stable, he drank car- do much more than that to buy the recitals' of the inquiry. It will be full board. "Philip is dead, Gomez is dead, to bear!" bolic acid. color back to your cheeks and the and complete, covering every incident Francisco, Mattazudo and the entire The fact was that =Mr. and' Mrs. Wal- smile to your lips." Aw~trded the IIlghest Prize. of that great engagement from the That's the kind you want. We,keep royal army are dead or scattered. The ter May had begun life at the wrong And that same afternoon, when Mrs. Buffalo, N. Y., Oct.~The New Do- time the first gun was fired until the Castle of Salvarez is now occupied by end. all kinds-- May had been talking to Clara in the mestic Sewing Machine has today Oregon and Brooklyn forced the Cris- an English party under Lord Chug- Olara Calthorpe was a pretty young Co. kindest and most motherly way, the been awarded, at the Pan-American rebel Colon to run for the beach. mough himself, and Don Juan Garza girl, just out of the hotbed atmosphere and Genera)Woodwork girl burst into tears and hid her face Exposition,' the highest prize, the cov- The navy department had hoped to se- and his daughter are with them." of a fashionable boarding school. on the old lady's shoulder. eted gold medal, for the best family cure Captain Clarke as their witness, "Don Juan's daughter!" gasped Ja- Walter May was a bank clerk who "Oh," cried she, "how good you all ~ewing machine. belie~/ing that he was willing to add Fresh, Salted and Smoked cinta. "She is dead!" had not the least doubt but that he- are! And I had an idea that a father to the slanders which the department "No, she is alive," answered Med- should ultimately make his fortune Keeps Am, rehlst an Allen. and mother-In-law were such terrible invoked against the admiral. They worth, his voice trembling with his out of stocks and bonds. personages! Oh, please, please forgive Baltimore, Md., tdegram: Judge found, however, that Captain Clarke's Our location is easily found--in the great emotion. "It was ali a mistake "Clara," h9 said to hts young wife We do the above ~o the me for all the wicked things I have Stockbridge of this city will not issue story was wholly in favor of Admiral ~a conspiracy." while the golden circle of the honey- old Sheridan House, Give us a trial. thought about you!" naturalization papers to anarchists, Schley and refused to put him on the satisfaction of all. Give Then he proceeded to relate to hls moon was yet overshadowing their "It was natural enough, my dear," Ever since McKinley's assassination stand. us a trial and you'll be astounded audience all that he had lives; "would you like a country life??' Judge Stockbridgo has asked witnesses Captain .Cook's appearance on the convinced ...... " learned at Bolivar. said Mrs. May, smiling, "but you are "Oh, dear no!" said Clara involun- in naturalization cases if the applicant :,Then my duty is clear," said Cap- wiser now and you will not be afraid stand, although called by the depart- tarily recoiling. was affiliated with any anarchistic so- ealn Glover. "This Castle of Salvarez, of us any longer." ment, was the real beginning of Ad- I)ENTFIALMEAT MARKET "Because" said Walter somewhat ciety. The question has been answered you say, is on the Coronl River--that When Saturday night arrived WaN miral Schley's defense. Every fair- wistfully, "my father and mother are in the negative until today in the case one just below here?" ter May came out to the old farm- minded man who heard the captain Jn0, Schwaderer,Prop, alone on the farm and I think they of Christian Aubel of Go-many. The "Yes," said Medworth. house, dejected and sad at heart. He testify said that the last vestige of would like to have us' come and live witness for Aubel replied that the ap- "'Is the Coroni navigable?" had discovered that dituations do not doubt as to Admiral Schley's conduct with them." plicant belonged to Baltimore circle, "'That I can't say," said Arthur. "We grow, like b'ackberries, on every during the war had been removed. Chas. Sacket¢ "I: shouldn't "Nke it at all," said No. 1, of anarchists. The application navigated it on a flatboat under cir- bush; he had met with more than one Other witnesses from the Brooklyn and Clara, ,'and mamma says no young was refused. cumstances that I hope never to meet cruel rebuff, and he was hopelessly Oregon have not only completely cor- --DEALER IN-- brlde shoukl ever settle down among again, but whether the Cheerway could discouraged as to the fu~urL More- roborated Captain Cook, but have fur- Leach & Son her husband's relations." Dies Do liar Trl~l. ascend the river or not, I could not over he fu ly expected to be met with nished other evidence in favoi" of Ad- General Mdse. Mr. May frowned a little, but Mrs. London dispatch: The hearing in the say." teals and complaints by hls wife~ miral Schley. Ehsign Marble flatly Elmwood Clara had a pretty positive way of her case of Theodore and Laura Jackson "Bless you, I had no idea of taking But to his inflnlte amazement and contradicted Captain Sigsbee regard- own, and he remonstrated no further. was resumed /n the police court. The Fresh Groceries always on hand. the Cheerway into unknown waters," relief Clala greeted him on the door- ing the latter's communication to But at the year's end "Walter May last named is the woman well known said Captain Glover. "It's the launch step with radiant smiles. Schley off Santiago just before the WICK%VARE, ]~I ICIL had lost hi~ situation, the clouds o~ in America as Ann O'Delia Dies De ]% Trial I'm thinldng ,of." "Tell me, dear," said she, "have you retrograde movement was ordered, debt had gathered darkly around them Bar, the "spook priestess." There are J "That could do it, I'm sureY said got a new situation?" Ensign McCauley, who was the signal and all the pretty, new furniture, East~ a number of charges against the pair, Is all l~Iedworth. He shook his head sadly. officer of the Brookiyn, made it clear lake cabinets, china dragons, proof en- one for obtaining money under false that is necessary "Then that settles it," said the Cap- 'Tin glad of it," said Clara brightly, by reading the signals exchanged after gravings and hot house plants were pretenses from various young women; ~atn: "The Cheerway wilI drop down for we've g~t a place--papa ~ and mam- the close of the battle with Sampson sold under the red flag. They had and others against the man for assault- to convince you that McKenzie's is ~o the mouth of the Coronl and the ma and L" that the conspiracy to destroy Schley made a complete failure of the house- ing several young women while pro: the place to get the latest in all hunch wtll take You up to the castle." "It's all Clara's plan," said old Noah was' hatched on board the New York keeping business, and new, in the tending to initiate them into the Jack- All of which occurred just a~ Cap- May. on the afternoon of July 3, 1898. The fourth story of a third-rate hotel, Mr. sons" cult, which was known as the ±ain Glover promised. "But it has our hearty-approval," most sensational disclosure, involving h Book for Young and Old. and Mrs. May- were looking their fu- "theocratic unity." added the smiling old lady. as it does the belief that perjury and F~neral ture in the face. Lord Chugmough, Don Juan and "~,Vc're all going to live here to- :Mira. Dyer's Iieart. subordination of perjury were commit- Clara had been~ extravagant. Ti~ere Supplies :Lola were sitting on the veranda of gether," said C:ara. "And you are to McCarron, Mich., Oct: 21.~Ia April ted, was brought about through the was no sort of doubt about that. She the castle in the afternoon, chatting manage the farm, beeause papa says last the sensational case of Mrs. appearance of Chief Machinist Hmiley ~ver past events, when the English- had given "recherche" little parties, he is g.~tting too old and lazy," with Samuel G. Dyer of this place was re- as a witness. Nobody in ~Washington and at prices that canno~ be dis- man pointed to the river. which she couldn'~ afford, to people a merry gance at the o:d gentleman, ported in these columns. Mrs.~ Dyer who has followed the proceedings of "I flatter myself," he said, "that I who didn't care for her. She had counted, - who stood by beaming on h'.s daugh- has suffered for years with a very the court from day to day has the am at present the only man. in Vene- patterned her tiny e~tab:ishment after ter=in-law, as if he were ready to sub- bad case of Heart Trouble and was slightest doubt of what the verdict will zuela who possesses an electric launch. models which were far beyond her scribe to one and all of her opinions, cured in a few weeks by Dodd's Kid- be or that Admiral Sehley wi.1 be fully As the craft approaching is noth{ng reach, and now they were ruined. "and I am to keep hm~se and take all nay Pills. vindicated by his brothers in arms. else, it is probably mine. It has ladies She had sent a tear-besprinkled let- the care off mamma's hands. And, Since then Mrs. Dyer has received A, A. / dcKENZIlE aboard, too, I see. I fancy we are ter to her mother who was in Wash- oh! it is so pleasant here, and I do hundreds of inquiries as to her con- :about to receive a call." ington trying to ensnare a rich hus- Cass City. d~ love the country so dear:y! So if dition and many may be interested to FIREMEN FALL AT FIRE, Sir Galloping Grace and others band for her younger daughter, but you're willing, dears" hear that she is at present enjoying lr|ve 3ion lIurled Into Debris by ~roak- ,came out to see the launct~; and Lola, Mrs. Calthorpe had hastily written "Willing!" cried out Walter May, ec- the best of health and has not had the lag of whose young eyes had not been back that it was quite impossible for :t Ladder, Jeoee0 "I'm more than willing. It's slightest return of the Heart Trouble. Chicago, Oct. 22.--Five firemen, 1/AHI F5 flOUS2 ~%'~ Wfl||~O ~fi~ ~avo you sinned ,dimmed by her unpleasant experiences, her to be in New York at that time statically, the only thing I have always longed Formerly she had to sit up in bed standing on the top rungs of a thirty- uttered a loud "Arthur! Arthur!" and of year and sti!l more impes~ible to N, VATTER, Prop. when ignorant of the terrible crime ~ou f~r. Good-bye to city walls and for hours to get relief; now she goes five foot ladder and attempting to were committing. Did you only consider rushed to the river landing, where the i'eceive Mrs, Walter May at the mini- ~ the fascinating allurements of this evil hexlqs of s;on;; to hollow about as smartly as any lady of 62 check a fierce blaze that was sweeping ,passengers from the launch were shak- ster hotel where she was boarding. good-bye ~'- habit? When too lateto avoid the ter- appearances and grinding wretched- year.s in the State~ Dodd's Kldne~ through the building below them, were Argyle, Michigan. rible results, were your eyes opened to ing themselves out on the wharf. And Clara, who had always had a your peril'/ Did you later on in man. ne~s[ \Vhy, Cara, I shall be the hap- Pills have made many friends in Chip- flung to the ground by the breaking • hoodcontraetanyPltIVATE erBL00D "M In another moment Don Juan had vague idea that her mother was so!f- piest man alive. But--" pewa County through their cure of of the~ladder and were with difficulty disease? Wereyoucured? Doyounow d% -the doubtful pleasure or seeing h~s ish, was quite c~rtain of it now. f12 and then see some alarming symptoms? "q here," sa!d Clara, putting up both Mrs. Dyer's case, and have proven be- rescued fromthe burning mass of de= Dare you marry in your present con. ,daughter clasped in the armfi of the "There is but one thnig left for you, i/ hands as if to ward off all possible yond doubt that thei~ cures are not bris in which they fell. The names dition? You know,"LIKE ~ATIIEIt, .5'punt man he had spurned in happier 01ara," said Water ~sadly. Y7 LIKE SON." If married, are you con- days in New York. objections, "I was sure there would o nIT very complete, but absolute and of the men are: Charles Barnes, pipe- ~ stantlylivingiu dread? Is marriage a A "And that--" .L~-: failure with you en account ~)f any weak- be a 'hut.' permanent. man; legs badly sprained and feet cut; Dona Maria wept a little at being "Is to go back to the old farm. I " '~ nose caused by early, abuse or later ex- received so graciously, and welcomed "I thought, my dear," said Walter, Lieutenant James Carroll; bruised ~" ceases? Have you been drugged with have no longer a home to offer you, • ~or ~ l~Iunlcipal Restaurant, 3¢; mercury? Thisbookletwillpointoutto back to her own houve by Don Juan. "that you didn't like the idea of liv- about bead and body; William I£iley; but you wi!l b~ sure of a warm wel- British workingmen in London ar~ 2C you the resulf,s of these crimes andpoint who, in his proud, Spanish way, ing with your hu;hand's relations." scalp wound, body severely lacerated .,- out howeur NEW" I~IETHOD ~'REAT- come from my father and moLher. advocating the establishment of a mu- :'i'~ I~IENT will positively cure you, ~ It ~ooked still the conqueror, notwith~ C1a~a looked lovingly up into her and left hand cut; John Zimmerman; I shall remain here and do my best nicipal restaurant where well cooked :~: shows how thousandsi~avo been save ~ by .~tand!ng lie was the only one left. mother-in-Jaw's swect old face, while bruised about face and head. The our ~JEW TREATMENT. It proves to obtain some new situation which meals and pure tea, coffee and liquors I.K how we can GUARANTEE TO CURE Jaeinta felt a hot, jealous pang when she sileutly l)re~.s~(i Mr. Noah May's building was a total loss. The con- ~7~ ANY CURABLE CASE ell NO PAY. will enable men to earn our (]ally can be obtained, amid comfortable sur- ~he saw Lola being ldssed by Med- kindly hands. tents, consisting of a large stock of - We treat and curo--EMISSIONS, " bread." roundings at moderate prices. A Joint ~'~ VAItICOGELE SYPIIILIS. GLEE'P, worth, and had there been no relief "I am a deal wiser than [ was a raw leather and made-up goods, were [~ STRICTURE, 'fAll) O]2ENGY,, SE- Clara bmst into tears. deputation of the London Trades' ~for her sore and tender heart, it week ago," said she. "And, oh, sÙ valued at $70,000 and the building it- L~ CRET DRAINS, UNNATURAL DIS- "Go to my husband's relations?" uouncil and the Social Democratlc L,:¢ CHARGES, KIDNEY and BLADDEI~ if would, perhaps, have been my un- much happier!" self at $40,000. The building was ' diseases. she sobbed. "Oh, Walter, I cannot!" Federation will invite the London pleasant duty to describe another "So am I!" s~id Wa'ter. owned by Drainage Trustee Frank "You will have to," he said dogged- County Council to make an experiment ~tragedy. But when she saw that she Wenter. :e;(;U S UA ANTEED [; with one ~¢uch enterprise in the heart ~lad lost Arthur, she suddenly remem- ly, "or else starve." CASS CITY AND CA}~O !~'~ "The Wages ef Sin" sent free by "'Hero, cry Eggs." of London, where the great new thor- ~'~ enclosing 20stamp. CONSULTATION ~bered Lord Chugmough and his enor- So Mrs. May packed up her truuk ATTEMPTS AT KIDNAPING, FI{EE. If unable to call, write for [~ oughfare will shortly be opened con- -incus wealth; aud when she saw the and obeyed. All thc way to Hazel- On the front of a retail establish- IA QUESTION BLANK for Helle the Strand and He]born. Residents ~tt ]Kenton, Ohio, Aroused[ by TREATMENT. 5 stalwart frame and stern, handsome copse Farm she cr:(,d beh°nd her vail ment not far from the Boston public necting STh6E LI E A)D LIVERY, Efforts to Ste.'tl Children, face of the Englishman, she smiled and pietured to herself a s'cony-faced library, is a sign that reads, "Hennery E:enton, Ohio, Oct. 22.--Considerable J..5. DUNHAM, Prop. ;again. old man with a virao of a wife. who Eggs." This is not ihe uame of the :Boiler ]~xplos|on Kills Foul apprehension has been aroused here by it is my purpose to dwell woul(l set her to doTng menial tasks proprietor. No. They don't spell C11fton, Ariz., telegram: By the 0X- But not GoI~ W~,s~': Leaves Cass City at "/:30 N Cot. Michigan Ave,an~ Shelb) St, [~ -upon the flirtation between Jacinta and and ove~whem her with reproaches "Henry" with two "n's" and an extra ploslon of a bsiler in the smelting a bold attempt to kidnap 6-year-old Ber~ Smith, son of the agent of the a.m. Arrives a]5 Care a~9 a. m. I~, DETROIT, NIICH. r~ Lbrd Chugmough, or to m?]ce another for having ruined "poor, dear Walter." "e" in Boston, you know. It Is merely plant of the Detroit Copper company, Unlted:'States Express Company. This ,story of tbe tame events that followed As for the farmhouse itself, she was an intimation that eggs of the genuine W. ~V. Horgan. fireman; F. A. Adams', Gor~G EAST: Leaves Care a~ 1:30 p. is the second attempt of the kind in the restoration of Castle Salvarez to quite sure it was a desolate place, with sort are for sate within. They are fireman; Harry Davidson, converter m. Arrives at Cass City, 4:30 p. m. o- this city within a short time, an at- its proper owners. It would not be corn and polatocs g:ow:ng under the not incubator eggs, nor storage eggs, engineer, and 3ose Antiveras, helper on tempt having been made two weeks FA~E--One way, $1.00; round trip, interesting to make a long tale of the very windows, and the road in front nor eggs for campaign purposes. They the engine, were ins antly k lhd and PONTIAO, OXFORD & NORTHEBN B. B, ago to carry off 7-year-old Harvey $1.50. Good rigs always in readi "fact that General SaTvarez did not re- filled with pows and pigs and har- are just good old hennery eggs. several others were partially injured. Ballard. Gypsies were blamed for that ness. Commercial men a specialty P~SSENOEI~ TIKI~ (L~. ,.ceive the news of Philip's fall because rows and broken cart wheels. But iu They're the ldnd of eggs that you The condition of the flues and valves offense. The latest attempt was by a !he was already on his way home with the midst of her tears and desolation have pawed around in the haymow to on the water supply line shows the Trains run on Central Standard stranger, who tried to lure the young- Tim~, two war ships and an army large the driver ealed out: find and felt like cackltng when you fireman had permitted the water to ster away from the public street by .enough to storm his castle, and that "Hazeleol~se Farm! Mr. Noah May's! £ound them. They arc hennery eggs run too low in the b~i!er, and had then JOHN i~AcPHAIL, QOINO NORTII I tieING t~O~IL showing him picturcs, and then tried "when at last he marched at the head Here's th' 'ouse, ma'am. with an eloquent accent on the hen. fed the hot flues with cold water. 3TATIONS, Mix Pass. Frgt, to pick him up in his arms. The boy ~o2 No. 4, No. ,of his column up to his own door, he A long low gray stone mansion, all And yet, who knows? All eggs are managed to break loose and ran. The Fornlture and Undedak)ng, found his °wife and daughter surround- garlanded with ivy, its windows more or less a mystery. You can't NOTHING EQUALS depend on signs. Even a Boston "hen- father gave chase to the stranger, but 9 25 II 50 ed by friends, and that he was se- bright with geranium blossoms and St. Jacob's O11. 9 10 nery egg" may not be all it's cracked the latter made good his escape. Argyle, Mich. werely reprimanded at Caracas for the scarlet autumn leaves raining For Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, up to be.--Cleveland Plain Dealer. PONIIA0r~ B05 I040 ~00 making so much stir about a little up- down on the velvet-smooth lawn in Ncuralgia, Cramp, Pleurts~y, Lumbago, Appointed by the President. Eames* 748 1022 332 ,rising that really amounted to noth- front. Clara could just see how er- Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Soreness, Washington, Oct. 22.--T]~e President cole 7 37 10 15 320 7 25 B oo ing, and wore iiself out in his ab- roneous had been all her preconceived liar Nerves and liar II~tts. Bruises, Toothache, Headache, Back- has made the following appointments: Oxford 710 1005 150 ideas, when she found herself clasped A writer in a medical :tournal has ache, Feetache, Pains in the Chest. Shoup* 656 9.53 1 82 ;sence, State--George Sawter of New York, Lcon,,rd 6 4~ 9 46 1 Nor wou!d it be particularly faseln- in the arms of the sweetest and most lately advanced the theory that wom- Pains in the Back, Pains in the ShouN United States Consul at Antigua,*West Dryden 63(] 932 12 55 motherly of old ladies. Imlay city 55~ 9 19 1230 :ating to read how Lord Chugmough en's heavy hats are responsible for ders, Pains in the Limbs, and all bed- Indies. Navy~Joseph G. Eaton, cap- Lure* 5 46 907 1155 offered the~hcspltality of his yacht to "My poor dear!" said old Mrs May, women's jangling nerves and prover- ily aches and pains, it acts like magic. Lain; Harry Knox, captain; George -W. Kings Mills*52~ 859 I1 40 ~'thBranch5 14 8 45 11 20 !Don Juan, Lola and Medworth, and caressingly. bial quick temper. The popular im- Safe, sure and never failing. Mentz, commander; Nathan Sargent, clifford 45~ 830 10 29 ]promised to convey them safely to "You are Welcome as the sunshine; pression has been that the man who commander; John B. Milton, com- Kingston 43C 8 15 9 55 :Newspaper Suspends Publication. Wilmot* 424 8 06 9 30 :New York. daughter," said a smiling old gentle- paid for the hats was the, one whose mander; Charles C. Marsh, lieutenant Deford* 414 759 9 15 The Cheerway ~sailed and in due man in speetacTes. temper suffered; but it seems that London, Eng., dispatch: A special dis- commander. Di ests wha¢ you eaL casscity 40C 747 8 55 And Clara was es~abllshed in the large hats weigh too heavily upon the patch from Cape Town says that, Gagetown 34C 732 7 55 ~time arrived at New York, where Don This preparation contains all of the Owendale* 32(! 7~ 735 .Juan, Lola and Medworth left her. easy chair in front of a great fire of fragile feminine c~anium and affect owing to the restrictions of martial Can Dress Well on $300. Llnkvillo 32C 717 7 25 iligestants and digests all kinds of Pigeon 3 05 700 700 She then proceeded acro~s ~he Atlantic pine logs, and tea was brought in and the blood vessel~ and nerves, and law, the pro-Boer South African News Washington, Oct. 22.~Mrs. Roose- food, It gives instant relief and never Berne* -30C 658 640 'with her English passengers. the two old people cossetted and pet- through them the brain. Moreover, has been obliged to suspend publica- velt was discussing lmr winter toilet fails to cure. I~ allows you to ea~ all casevlllo 2 4,5 6 45 6 15 ~r. Lv. Phi A.M.A. hi. Don Juan lived up to the promise ted her as if she had been a three- according to the writer, the effort to tion. with a friend and remarked that any the food you want, The most sensitive 'he had made to Lola at the ruined year-old child Just recovering from keep large and heavy hats at the woman with common s'ense could be stomachs can take it. By itsuse many *Flag stations. Trains stop only on signal. ~housands of dyspeptics have been ~temple, and Medworth and Lola were the measles. right angle impose a.parlous strain Death of Famous l~uslclan. well dressed on $300 a year. The mis- Trains No. 5 will run Monday, Wednesday cured after everything else failed. It And Friday. No. 6r£hursday and Saturday There was not a word of reproach~ upon the nerves of the wearers. The New York dispatch: John L. Dare, :married soon" after their return. tress of the White House further ex- is unequalled for all stomach troubles, All other trains daily except Sunday. theory is advanced in all seriousness, known as the "Banjo King," is dead at ConnectIons--l'ontlac with Detroit, Grand Shortly after their marriage Med- not a questioning look, not a sidelong plained that hitherto she had never IIavcn and Mihvaukce Ry~ Oxford wlth Bay ~orth received a letter from Lord glance~all welcome, and tenderness but the chances are that it wlll not his home in this city, He has been spent that a year, but she supposed ~ can~ he~p 01ty division Mich. Central Ry~ Imlay City induce any normal woman to cut off w It l 1 Chl cag o & G I'and r,Irunk Ry~ Gllffor~ ,Chugmough, which provoked a quiet and loving commiseration. And when famous as a banjo player and instruct- a greater outlay would now be neces- bu~ do yo~ ~co~ with Flint & Pore Marquette I~y; t lgeon with ~amile on his handsome face; but up Clara went to sleep that night, with her-hat supply.~New York Sun. or for many years, sary. Prepared only by E. (3. DEWZT~:& CO.. Ghicago Saginaw, Tuscola &Iluron Ry. The $1. bottle eontains2~4 times the 50C, siz~ W. 0. SANFORD, Gen. Supt.

[ Tri~County Chronicle. that have come down to us had to be that Christians can not agree as to of fiddlers at a dance. They had but copied with pen in hand, and even the even the number of books, and that A weekly newspaper, published every Fri- one fiddle and each one had to take lliraculous day; devoted to the interests of Oass Olty most conscientious scribe might easily the differen~ translations have such his turn. Now, it don't make any and surrounding country in Tuscola, llu- ron and SanllaCcounties. make a mistake. What proof have variations in the text. In ~reply he difference how many times tllat iiddle I that this has nu~ been done even in claimed that the copy he was using SUnSCRIPTION RAins--One year, $1.00; six is tuned each one when, he takes it WA(iON5 AND months, 50 cents; three months, 25 cents. the original? And as for the trans- was correct and the others were false. into his fist will give it a twist to suit CUTE5 ADVERTISING RATES made known on applica- lations I lnd that all scholars claim I then asked him if the translators himself, and that's the way you fel- tion. they a~ e imperfect. were inspired. And when he replied lows do with the Bible." The truth O I :BV TH E BU(iCi E5 TELEPIIONE SERVICE~Tho Chronicleqs con- The result of my studies was that I '!No," I asked him how he could be nected with the Moore Telephone System of the nmtterwas that I found that and can be reacimd from any office on was mine mixed up and puzzled and certain that the translation was cor- my cbnsultation with these men had the lines. tormented than ever. While I was rect. The pressing of these difficul- made my confusion more confounded. We invite the public to examine F~EDERI~K KLUflP, P~blisher. still in this quandary I again met. ties seemed to put him in rather In this condition of mind I began to DETROIT some of my friends who asked me ill hu~fiorand I determined to drop our large assortment of Buggies. We reflect on several things I had noted where I had been this long time. them for the present. I then asked while reading the Bible. The firs~ have the largest line in Cass City and WHY I ANIA CATHOLIC When 1 told them what I had been him if his ehurcl~ followed tl~e teach- was that nowhere in the Bible are we will sell them at right prices. doing they looked at mein amaze- ings of tl~e Bible. " He claimed that ordered to read it. It is true that in CLINIC (Continued from first page.) ment and said, "You did not do all it did. But when I asked him if his one inst,ance in the English transla- senseless show and how I would like, that by yourself?" When I told them church was infallible or he was in- tion we have the passage, "Search the if it were within man's power, to seek that I had and what the result of my fallible he said, "No." I mildly sug- Scriptures." But the best commen- The Harrison Wagon an eternal happiness which would not investigations had been, one of them tested.that in that case both he and tators say that this is not properly cloy, but goon unadulterated by any said, "Whg that's not the way for his church might be teaching error; translated for in the original text the ~I'here is a satisfaction in selling the "New Harri- of the falsities, the wretchedness and you to settle the matter. You should .but he insisted that they were teach- word that is translated may be either son" Wagon, knowing that the purchaser will never re- the miseries with which I knew we have gone to the preacher.,' "Why," ing true Christianity. in the imperative mood Or the indi- were surrounded. "Why," said one I asked, "should I have gone_ to the My search for information not be- cative, yet the context shows that gret his choice. Come and see us before buying else- of them, "what you want is religion." preacher? You told me to get a ing very satisfactory, I determined to Christ must have: used this language where. "Religion;" said I, "'what iS that?" Bible and that tlmreln would be told try another of tile men recommended in present tense and indicative mood "It will teach you how to find what me what to do." "Yes," he said, to me and the result was that before so that it is nora command stall. you wish for." "And where," I asked, "but they are experts In this matter I had ceased my enquiries I had made But supposing for the sake of argu- & ~'ean I find this thing called religion?" and make a profession of teaching it the rounds of all who had been ment that we grant this is an order STRIFFLER "Why," said one of them, "you want so that we can understand it." bronght to my notice for my possible for us to read tim scriptures, what reread the Bible and therein it will "Well," I answered, "why didn't betterment. But I encountered very scriptures shall we read? Certainly .../7 c D E t ./70TT be told you what tO do." "The Bi- you tell me that at first and not have much the same difficulties everywhere not the New Testament for it was ble," I said, "and pray what is that?" me worrying my mind and wasting None could give me a clear proof of not then written nor for many years "It is the Word of God," my friend my time trying to understand a book the inspiration of the Scriptures in after. And not only was the New replied, "a book in which God's reve- about which I cannot even decide the original, and none could guarantee Testament unknown at that time lation to men is written." "Where whether it is what it represents itself me the substantial accuracy of those but until the fourth century, in 397 can I get one of those books?" I to beorno~? To whom then shallI we have ~oday; and although they all A. D. it was impossible for anyone to The Emln£nt Speclallst who per- asked, and was told that it could be go?" One friend said, "I sit at the professed to teach the doctrines of know what should constitute the New forms such marvelous cures that pa- purchased in any book store. In my feet of Rev. So-and-So. I think he ls Christianity as the Bible taught Testament. Moreover it' Chrmt tients from the east and west visit wretchedness I determined to learn a very clever man and I do not know them, yet I found these as various as wished men to read the Bible why Napcr the Clinic, will make the following something of the matter, so I went~ to that you could better than consul~ the men I consulted. In fact I found did He not write it Himself? Or why regular monthly visits. a book store and asked the man if he him." Another one told me that some of them even denying the in- did he not give everyone the power ff, om¢ ~plznOiO valu¢~ that sold Bibles. Wfien he told me he did, while he did not belong to any church spiration of the Bible. For Rev. Dr. t o acquire a copy of it? You have At Cass City, and I asked for one, my troubles be- stall, his wife did and he often wen~ Lyman Abbott says: "A minister doubtless heard that in the Middle mu~t be clo~¢~) out to gan. wi~h her to hear Rev. Mr. This-and- ought to be sincere. I do not believe Ages or the Dark Ages as they are make room for new ~tocl. Friday and ~aturday, "What kind (,f a Bible do you That, and that he believed it would the Biblcds infallible, I do not be- commonly called they had the Bible want?" he asked. "I want the Bible be for my advantage to see him. A lieve it can be an infallible book. chained in the churches and it is which is the Word of God," I replied, third advised me to go to another and For a book to be infallible means that true. You have been told probably Nov. 8 and 9, "Yes, I °know," he said, "but what a fourth to still another, so that it the author should be infallible, his that it was to prevent the people from 00oo ,, o {,' kind of a Bible do you want?" "Why was rather puzzling to decide which means of knowledge infallible, and getting it to read, When I go to De- ff The best the world Ires to offer ~n are there more kinds than one?" I was the best man to see. After o what he writes infallible; the person troit I often lind the city directory the way of scientific treatment. There asked. "Yes, there are." "Well," I studying the matter for some days I wile copies i~ infallible, and that copy chained, but you know the reason for is no chance for comparison. No com- said, "if they were the Word of God concluded that as I was now on the infallible, the translator infallible, chaining it is to prevent people from parisons are possible. they must be all tl~e same. What subject I might as well seek further. and we who read it infallible. Now carrying it away. difference can there be among them?" I called upon one of these reverend we do not believe these things." In the Middle Ages copies of the He Said, "1 can't explain that matter gentlemen and after excusing myself GONSULTATiOH FREE! When it came to the doctrines Bible were so scarce that it was ut- Patronize ...... ~ ! toyou; mybusiness is to sell Bibles, for bothering him stated my difllcul- taught what one man told me was terly impossible to have one for every and Strlctly Prlvate In Every Case. but there a~'e different kinds in the ties. tie professed that there was no the Christian faith another totally family: Indeed a cllurch or congZre. world." "Can you tell me the differ- trouble stall and would be only too denied. One man told me I mus~ gation considered it fortunate if it It makes no difference how difficult, ence between them?" I asked. "No, willing to answer my questions. When come down to the river and be bap- possessed one and if a church orli- or what your case may be, nor how for there is the King James transla- I proposed the first difficulty, viz, tized in order to be saved. Another brary, were in possession of one they Cass City o ler Niilis many have failed to cure you, there is tion, andthe Revised Edition, there "How doI know that the Bible is said no, we will baptize you, but you placed it in a public place so the peo- always hope for you, until you have is a Catholic Bible, and a Baptist inspired?" he said there was no difli- need not go to the river..Another ple could read it, but it was chained consulted the Detroit Clinic, and been Bible, and there's a Bishop's Bible, culty about that for all Christians said, "Baptism with water is not nec- so they could not carry it off. More- and use WHITE LILY told that your case is Incurable. The and there was a Breeches' Bible, and accepted it as inspired. I asked him essary, you must be baptized with the over there always have been and are reputation of this Clinic has been mate a Polychrome Bible, and a Polyg]ott for proof of its inspiration and he Spirit" When I asked them if I did yet today thousands of people who 1 and HELLER'S BEST by curing cases that were supposed to Bible, and now they have even a claimed that it needed no proof, that not haveto believe something I was do not know how to read and write, be incurable. Woman's Bible, but of the difference it~was as clear as the noon day sun told "Yes," but when I asked what or if they can, have neither ~he time After examination, if your case is between them, although I understand in the heavens. When I questioned I should believe they said, "Believe nor the intelligence to read this book They are the best and cheapest winter wheat b~t~ds no~ curable, you will be so informed, there is a difference, I can tell you the evidence of his remarks he be- in Jesus Christ." But what shall I with any profit. The absurdity then and it costs you nothing. nothing." Well, I though1~ to myself came somewhat angry. I told him believe of Him? Believe that IIe is. of supposing a man's salvation de- on the market. In the feed line we have a comtlete this is a puzzling business. If the that I could see the sun in the hea- pends upon his ability to read the "Is what?" I"asked. "That is pre- stock of everything consisting; of Feed, Bran and~id, g Bible is tl~e revealed Word of God to vens, I could not see God inspiring Bible and understand it is so glaring FACTS FOR SICK PEOPLE. cisely what I wisl~ to know." But man. it certainly must be the same, the Bible. However, finding that here I met again with difficulties, for that the only wonder is that anyone dlings and Mixed Feeds which we are selling atl(~.est ~ l?rA~ 11., 19Ol. could have the lmrdihood to make the and I don't know what to.do. While I could not obtain a satisfactory an~- some' though~ He was God; others cash prices. Cass City is the place to get your nil'no- ~ I I wa~ aufferlng from general paraly- I was seriously debating within my- wer to my question, I asked him assertion. Besides that none of the sis as a result of diphtheria. I had clain)cd that IIe was only a man with (lone treated with the best physicians of self what disposition to make of the whether he had any proof that what tile Spirit (ff God in Him above other apostles or evangelists ever claimed in their writings that they were giv- Tuscola Co., with no benefit; in fact I matter, tl~e bookseller said: "This is we call the Bible today is identical men, and I found one of the most grew worse under their treatment. I the Bible I use and I think it is al- with ttmt wl~ich God originally in- prominent ministers of New York ing the whole deposit of faith in what was entirely incapacitated for work, they wrote and St. John distinctly when Iconsulted the Detroit Clinic at right--perhaps you could not dobetter spiced. He answered that it was City giving a course of lectures or Vassar, on March 13th;.two months' than purchase one li~e it." I take identical in essentials, but when I sermons last winter on "The Out- states that the whole world would c.w. treatment has completedly cured me, his advice, carry the book home and asked him to prove it he could only growri Christ." Others again did not not be capable of holding the books if cud I am able to do my work. I advise sit ddwn to study it. i find it a won- answer that it was the book which (Concluded on next page). any one suffering from chronic diseases seem to be very clear in what they to consult this clinic. derful work, not made up as other had come down from age to age~he did believe of IIim. One man taught (Signed) Jo~ F. ALL~, bo0ksare, but seeminglv written by a could give me no guarantee for its me that God lind created some to be Vassar, Mich. number of authors whose writings authenticity outside the belief of damned and some to be saved. An- have been bound together apparently individuals who had agreed to accept Mrs. Grant McConne11~ of Case City, other man condemned this doctrine THE HOME60L! CURE, Mich., had a large growth of a cancer- withbut muehcare as to the sequence, it. I then asked him why it is, if and clahned that all were to be oua natur~ growing on the inside of The more I study it, the more extra- the Bible is subs lantially correct An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards saved irrespective of race, creed or are Being Cured Dally in Spite the mouth. It had been removed sev- ordinary it seems. Many strange and eral times, but always returnec~ She color. Still another that only those of Themselves. Git : ounbrl had it removed by the surgeon of th~ wonderful things are brought to my A WORTHYSUCCESSOR who joined his church would be saved. Detroit Clinic, and without th e use of a attention, some of them almost too No Noxious Doses, No Weakening of the ' "Something New Under Some told me that in the Lord's knife and with no pain, it wa~ perma- extraordinary to be believed. In The Sun." Nerves. A Pleasant and Positive Cure nently removed in less than 30 day~ Supper Jesus Christ was present for the Liquor Habit. ant flbacbin¢ ¢o. other places I do not understand what All Doctors have ~ried to cure CA- corporally with the bread and wine, is said. Then there are passages TARRH by the use of powders, acid I haw been growing deaf in both others told me that it was only a It ts now generally known and un- gasses, inhalers and drugs in paste derstood that~ Drunkenness is a dis- BSanufactur¢r9 of (Sang ll)lowg, tt)¢~v 11to. 3 anO ~1o. (44 IDlowJnl) ¢a95 earafor the past six years as areault of which seem to contradict each )ther. form. "Iheir powders dry up the mu- memorial. And again I was informed La Grippe. I consulted the Detroit Besides that I hnd that this work is a cuous membranes causing tlmm. to ease and not weakness. A body filled ¢it~ z, tzel ~low~. tllab I received Christ spiritually in with poison, and nerves completely Clinic during their monthly visit to Case translation from other tongues, and I crack open and bleed. The powerful City in 3anuary, and one month's the eating of the bread and the shattered by periodical or constant We also manufacture Plow Points for all plows, and Stone Boats dth Cast am not, sure the translation has been acids used in the inhalers l~ave entire- use of intoxicating liquors, requires an treatment restored my hearing so that ly eaten away the same membranes drinking of the wine. Some professed :Fronts. Give us a call and we will save you money. I could hear a watch tick five inchea Correctly made. Ilowever, my curt- tl~at their makers have aimed to cure, to believe there were three sacra- antidote capable of neu~ralizine and from my ear. ofity is sufficiently excited, until I while pastes and ointmdnts canno~ eradicating this poison, and destroy- (Signed) Jon~ Ho~, ments, others only two, and others ing the craving for intoxicants. Suff- buy more Bibles to see how they coin- reach tile disease. An old and ex- notany. In regard to the practice erers may now cure themselves at cb va )erer J13ro . rotbcrton 8, 3. lb. ttilIcr, Novesta~ Mich. pared with the one I first purchased, perience practioner who has for many or keeping the Sabbath I was told home without publicity or loss of time years made a close study and specialty from business by this wonderful Droprlctorz. For 10 years I was a terrible sufferer I discovered that there is a great dis- of CATAI~ICH, has at last perfected that it was the Sunday. But I knew from chronic rheumatism. I did every- "HOME GOLD CURE" which has parity among them. Some Bibles a Treatment which when faithfull~ thing possible, but found no relief, better than thai>for in no place does been perfected after many years of until I commenced treatment with the have forty-six books in the Old Testa- used, not only relieves at once, but the 3ible teach us to keep the Sun- close study and treatment of inebri- meut; others thirty-nine. Some twen- permanently cures CATARRH, by Detroit Clini~ Three months of their removing thecause, stoping tile dis- day., On all these and many other ates. The faithful use according to g;o all[ tb¢ p¢op[¢. treatment cured me. directions of this wonderful discovery ty-seven books in the New Testament, charges, and curing all inflammation, questions of a similar nature, as well (Signed) C.C. JolT, s, others twenty-five. Then again I find Is positively guaranteed to cure the I am now permanently located in ghe Foundry building, and anl ready to Rochester, Mich. It is the onlv remedy known toscience the incarnation, the Holy Ghost,. most obstinate case, no matter how many places where passages have been do all kinds of repair work, wood or iron, in tlm machinist line. 10iler work * o that actually reaclms the afflicted the forgiveness of sins, the foundation hard a drinker. Our records show the Mrs. C. M., of Birmingham. Mich.. cut out and even Whole chapters left parts. Tills wonderful remedy is and perpetuity of Christ's church, I marvelous transformation of thous- a specialty. was cured of Bronchitis and Catm~'h known as "SN UF:FLES tlle G UARAN ands of Drunkards into sober, indus- out, and 1 am greatly puzzled to know TEED CATARRAH CURE" and is received verg unsatisfactory replies. after she had been given up by severa which book is correct, :For this rea- trious and upright men. physicians, who said she had consump- sold at the extremely low priceof One Every man claimed to get his dec- WIvEs CURE YOUR HUSBANDS [ ! .i.. G. o. lterce. tion. sonl being something of a scholar my- Dollar each package containing in- trine out of the Bible yet each CHILDREN CURE . YOUR FATHERS [ l j__ Mrs. L. C. Smith, of-Detroit, was self, I buy a Bible in its original ternal'and external medicine sufficient seeined to me tO take some particular This remedy is in no sense a nostrum for a full montlFs treatmenband every but is a specific for this disease on~y, cured of Epilepsy (or fits)a~ter having tongues and begin to study it. I find ~hing necessary to its perfect use. part and basehis all upon that to- had this terrible dtsease for seven passages which I could not under- and .is so skillfully devised and pi'e- ASTHMA CURE FREE! years. • - SNU~]~LES is the only perfect tally ignoring any other truth which pared that it is thoroughly soluble stand in the Efiglish translation clear- CATARRH CURE ever made and is might be taught by this holy Book. and pleasant to the taste, so'that it Asthmalene Brings Instant Rehef and~Permanenl erJn the original, yet there are many now recognized as the only sate and Infect it seemed to me that the can be given in a cup of tea or coffee Cure in All Cases. positive dui'e for that annoying and • The great success w]th~ which the without the knowledge of the person r difficulties which I cannot 'surmount. disgusting disease. It cures all inila- whole system, if I might call it such, SENT ABSOLU:PELY ]fREE ON RECE[£ I OF POSTAL. Clinic treats all kinds of diseases~ is I even buy c0mnfentaries on theBible taking it. Thousands of Drunkards the wonder and admirat{dn of all sci- mation quickly and permanently and was well illustrated by a little inci~ have cured themselves with this There is nothing like Asthmalene. It brings instanhre by learned men, and yet cannot clear is also wonderfully~ quick to relieve dent which happened some years ago entific men, The specialist in cImrge priceless remedy, and as mang more lief, even in the worst cases. It cures who all else is noted for his skill,,i:ffnd the '~ar~ ip all'the obstacles to the understand- IIAY FEVER or COLD in tile IIEAD. have been cured and made temperate CATAICRII when neglected often in a little village in the far West. fails. wlthwhich every cas~:~S treated:~ No ngof tliis book. I realize:, in the men b Y havln' " gr tile ~'CURE " admims-* +leads tO CONSUM~ TION~ SN'U]) F- The business men usually met in the The~Rev. C. F. WELLS, of Villa Ridge, Ill., sff s: "Your case that is not curable Will be treated, fii:sg place, tfiat even if ~his is tl~e tered~byqoving friends and rela!ivcs but curable cases are treated wifl~ the LES" willsave you if you use it at poStollide during the distribution of without their knowledge in coffee or trial b6ttleof Asthnlalene received in good condition. I revealed Word, or the inspired Word once. It is noordinary remedy, bug a the mail and disc~ssed the news and latest scientific methods, and in no case tea, and believe today that tliey dis- cannot tell you how thankful I feel for the good derived does it interfere with the work of the of God, whatever it may be, I am not complete treatmen~ which is positive- incidents or ~he town. One winter continued drinking of their own free ly guaranteed to cure 0ATARRH from it. i was a slave, chai~md~ with~ putrid sore throat Patient. inspired and may therefbre take a will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be in and form or stage if used morning when there was not much to deluded by apparent audmisleading and astllma for ten years. I despaired of ever being cm'ed. Remember, it costs you ~nothing to wrong meaning out of its text. But according to the directions which ace-, do the discussion became more titan consult this specialist, such an :oppor- improvement. Drive out the dis [ saw your advertisement for tlm cure of this dreadful how doI knowwhether ornot this ompany each package, Don't delay] unusuMly, animated on some Bible ease at once and for all time. The tunity does not offer itself Very often but send for it ab once,and write full and tormenting disease, asthma, and though~ you had to people outside of large reties,, andr work was inspired. I can see no proof "IIOME GOLD CURE" is sold at the particulars as to your C6ndftiO[! , and [ quhs~i6n" :( One man said he thought extremely low price or One Dollar, overspoken yourselves, but resolved to give it atrial. To our citizens will certainly do well to of it In the book itself; no book can you will receive speci:'hl a:dviCe fr0m this way;- another held the opinion take advantage of this one. It is best prove itself. Moreover granting for thus placing within reach of every- my astonishment, the trial acted like a charm. Send me the discoverer of::this wonderful that it was his way; a third said his body a treatment more effectual than a full-size b6ttle." ...... to consult the specialist personally, but the sakeofargumen~ that tl~e orig- remedyregardingy0ur :case without interp'fet}{tdon was that way; and a question blanks will be sent on appli- others costing $25 to $50. :Full direc- inal text was inspired, what proof cost toyou,,, beyond~~,, the regular price fo'di'~hiliad stili another idea; No tions accompany each package. Spe- We want to send to every sufferer a trial treatment of ksthmalene, sim- cation, and all communications will re- of SNUF]JLES: the, '~GUARAN- ceive prompt attention, if they are ad. have 1 that during the long centuries cial advice by skilled physicians wl~en ilar to the one that cured Mr. Wells. We'll send it by mail POSTPAID, TEED cATARRtICURE." ~wo':bf~th:em agreed on the text in requested, without extra charge. Sent dressed to since the first copies~ were given out, Sent prepaid to anyaddress in tli5 ~[l~dst~i6n. The blacksmith of the ABSOLUTELY :FREE O:F CIIARGE, to any sufferer who will write for it, prepaid toany part of the world on re- even on a postal. Never mind, though you are despairing,~lmffever" bad DETROIT CLINIC, some copyisthas not inserted some United States or Canada on receiplof ~i:li~':;'~p,e ~as an h'ishman who after ceipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. ] One Dollar. Address Dept. 1, EDWIN:: yourcase, Asthmalene will relieve and cure. The worse your case, the more Detroit, M:iehigan. words or Passages or left out some- B, GILES & COMPANY, 2330 and listening to them for a time re- EDWIN B. GILES & COMPANY, thing whereby the work is completed'? 2330 and 2332 M:arket Street, Philadel- glad we are to send it. Do not delay. Write at once, addressing DR. IAIi~: Dm MORRmo~, Chief of Staff. "" ~" 2332 Market Street,' Philadelphia."• Marked~ "O, g:ive us a rest, will ye? phia. All correspondence strictly con- BROS.' MEDICINE CO., 79 East 130bh St., N: Y. City. Sold by all Drug- Box 116, I know that before printing works E363 You fellows put me in mind of a lot fidential. E363 gists. being the first lady who rude on our lady commander of the local L. O. T. without her authority we are all at new railroad. M., and also an active in,mber of the sea; for we can neither prove the /, ?. Henry Sheufelt is rejoicing over a Catholic church. The funeral ser- Bible nor be certain of the correct young coachman that arrived at his vices were held at the Sacred Heart interpretation. I then asked him if eg he were infallible. He replied, "No, SEE THE NEW FURS house to stay. church Saturday conducted by Rev. Frs. Stapleton of this place; Burk of sir. But," he said, "I do not teach Anthony Hu~hes is one of the hap- Palms, and Hewlett of Pinnebog, and my own doctrines; I ~teach the doc- A new lot just,arrived of the very newest designs, piest fellows that comes to town~a her remains were laid to rest in the trines of that Church which Christ bouncing baby girl. They are beauties at right prices. Our prices on Cloaks Catholic cemetery in Colfax. founded and to which he guaranteed SPECIALS. Mack McKinney, Caro, drives the infallibility, for He said, 'the gates , t are malting them go, get one. sugar beet acreage solicitor around 3[ARRIAGE LICENSES, 25 $1.00 Wrappers ...... 75c John Ruthing, Ubly 50 of hell shall not prevail against it.' " Youi's for trade, among the farmers this week. 25 90c Wrappers ...... 65c Amelia Shrayenski, Huron 46 And when I asked him about the Tile:p. O. & 5;. has two frogs al- Robt E. Copeland, Grindston6 City 46 doctrines of this church I found him t? ,1 25 85c Wrappers ...... 55c ready placed for switching purposes Aril]a Mitchell, Harbor Beach 28 always ready with clear-cut ideas and ll~Get one quick. GEORGE MATZEN, to the C. and L. H. Railway. precise definitions, and found also ,Farm ForSa|o. that the garment of faith was a con- John S. Owen, Au Claire, Wis., C. Consisting of two hundred and six V" sistent whole, every doctrine referring Montague, Caro, and W. Owen, :Pon- acres; 180 acres under cultivation; good back directly or indirectly to the tiac, tlm big three, were in town house, twolarge barns, good orchard, The Balcl~ boys linished their very CassCity, were pleasant callers in friends to a supper Tuesday night first principles of the Christian reli- looking after their respective inter-~ 130 acres seeded to timothy and clover successful cam paign with their merry- our burg on Monday last. where all report having a good time gion. In fact there was a, faith full ests here. For sale cheap and on easy terms. Eu cola ¢o. go-ronnd at Elkton last week. Misses Flossie Ewing and :Phemie and plenty of nice things to eat. and complete, and not only a faith On Saturday evening the :P. O. & Enquire of E. B. LANDON. The young people have the good but a practical means by which a man Sherman Elliott raised 120 bushels Graiaam wheeled over from Cumber N. unloaded a number of feather on a pleasure trip Monday. wishes of all in Sanilac Centre where would be enabled to work out his .~ ELMWOOD. of beans oi' the red ki(lney variety for game hunters, with their pointers they are held in high esteem. Mrs. salvation. For he taught me seven D. M. Ferry and Co. on 5 acres of land The Sunday school of this place and setters from Detroit and .Pontiac. WHY l AM A CATHOLIC; Alford Tracy is working for H. Brown, formerly Miss Mabel Epplett, sacraments embracing all the needs and he thinks tllere is left in tim straw held its annum banquet on Thursday Most of them returned home with a Dodge. having lived here from childhood and of man's nature and every need of at least 10 bushel m~re that the ma- evening of this week. very few birds, as they are scarce this (Concluded from fourth page.) Rev. Win. Ostrander was at home Mr. Brown with his father on a farm society. On furtlmr investigation I chine failed t~get out. Thos. Vicol, county surveyor, with season. all that Christsaid and did were re- a siiort time last week. just south of the village for tlm past was convinced that this was the in- a gang of men is surveying the Cass Members of Pomona Grange of corded. He himself would probably five or six years. We were pleased to stitution which had not only revolu- Miss Ione Ostrander visited with giver, through Austin for the pur- Huron Co. me~ at North Burns neverhave written his gospel if the learn that they will make their fut- tionized the world but supplied every Mable King over Sunday. pose of cleaning it out. Grange Thursday, Oct. 24th. An in- divinity of his Divine Master had not ure lmme on the farm ~as E. J. Brown, want of man. It found the @orld J. Waidley had the misfortune to teresting address and musical pro- been denied. Jantla¢ ¢o. lltem . the father, will move to Sanilac sunk in the grossest degradatiou; the lose a fine horse last week. Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Inp:"De- gram was prepared and all enjoyed The more I reilected upon this mat- Will's Little Early Risers never bend Centre this fall. ter the more clearly 1 saw the un- poor and the weak despised and the Lake Butler stopped at Frank Hen- one of the bes~ agricultural gather- me double like other pills but do their Saturday, the 19th, was election daJ' tenableness of the position taken by mass of mankind in slavery. It re- drick's the last of the week. PINGREE. workthorouglfly and make.me feel like ings held in a long time. on the Board of Supervisors. The those who claim that the Bible is the formed abuses and freed mankind, Quite a snow-storm Thursday. a boy. Certain. thorough, gentle. On Tuesday tile roof of John Mc- W. A. Lockwood and daugl~ter Blos- old officers were re-elected by the only rule of faith and that we are to It cared for the orphans and widows Etta Mark, Cass City spent) Sunday Collum's house took fire from the som, were in Cass City nn Thursday. unanimous vote of the board and learn Christianity from it. For I and protected tile poor. With the stove pipe. Ib was first discovered by W. A. Lockwood and sister and at home. IIOLBROOK. everyone seems well pleased.. The realized the utter impossibility of irruptions Lof the Barbarians into their neighbors who hurried to ione Ostrander were in Caro Tuesday. Dolly McTavish was in these parts Albert Birdsall has purchased a new officers as elected are:~Hugh ~Wool- men ever agleeing as to the meaning Europe, this church preserved learn- quench the llames. There was not Quite a snow-storm on Thursday las~ week. buggy. man, county drain commissioner;Jno. of any book that was ever written, ing, she established schools, many of much damage done as the fire did not l~.:~t. It made people think of winter. Mrs. Jonathau Agar is quite sick James Walker was a caller in town Hands, school examiner; Thomas without an authority to interpret, it. which are still the marvels of the Menohon, commissioner of the poor. have a very big start. Mrs. Rennin Lockwood returned at this writing Saturday. If even from the very beginning we age; she inspired in the artist an ele- Tuesday afternoon the question of The chicory factory is now in full from her visit in Auborn on Tuesday. Geo. Warner was tim guest of Cora Miss Ella Bond, Wickware, wheeled were obliged to establish a "supreme vation of souls that makes his works changing the site of the poor farm operation at Bad Axe. It has been court" to interpret the constitution the models for all time. She Christ- The Misses Bernett left this place Dellaree, Sunday. through town Sunday. was brought up. , It was decided by found that those farmers who took of the United States, how much more ianized, tamed and civilized our bar- for their home in Battle Creek on Geo. :pierce, Cass City took dinner Ethel Jackson was the guest of her avote of 20 to5 that it should re- the best care of their growing crop necessary would it not be to have an barian ancestors and introduced Tuesday. at T. Agar's Thursday. sister, Mrs. :price, Tuesday. main for tile present where it is. are now reaping the largest returns. authoritative interpretation of writ- ffmong them all that is good in tllat R. Webster has his new house Maude and Zylpha Craigg called on Dr. Charlton, Greenleaf, made a Tile report of the cammittee ap- Tile factory management is now off. ings put forth centuries ago under civilization which we today enjoy. almost finished and soon wilt move Hay Creek friends Sunday. professional call in town Thursday. pointed to investigate tim condition ering to make contracts fin' another circumstances which we now hardly As Win. E. Gladstone, the good states --,0 0 ,~*-- in to it. Miss Mary Walter, Appin, was the of the place and buildings was also year. undei:stan4. Then ~s I. recalled to man and prime minister of England received on Tuesday. This report Mothers every where praise One CUMBER. guest of Mrs. Lena Walker last week. mind the readings of this book I was once said: :Since th~ first, 300 years recommended that the dwelling house Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a mere Minute Cough Cure for the sufferings Quite a number from this vicinity The many friends of George Som- stimulant to tired nature. It affords obliged to confess that Christ never of persecution the Roman Catholic it has relieved and tile lives of their are seeing the sights in Buffalo tins merville are glad to see him around. be raised and a stone foundation put the stomach complete and absolute told his apostles to write a single church has marched for 1,500 years at little ones it has saved. Strikes at tile under it. An amendment was added rest by digesting the food you eat. thehead of the human civilization root of the trouble and draws out ehe wee k. Henderson Shires and John Morri- word. What I do find is that he to this providing that the old resi- You don't have to diet but cau enjoy and has driven harnessed to her inflammation. The children's favorite Bean threshing is in progress, but son are taking in the Pan-Am. this chose out certain men, collected them dence be removed and a new one all tile good food you want. Kodol Cough Cure. A)ms BOND. witll not as good a yield as was an-] week. Dyspepsia Cure instantly relieves that into a school and after organizing chariot, as horses to a triumphal erected. The amendment was lost them and instructing sent them out car the chief intellectual and ma- ticipated. I John Cleland returned home from distressed feeling after eating, giving KINGSTON. by a vote of 14 nays to 11 yeas. The new life and vigor. A)ms BOND. into the world to preach and to teach terial forces of the world; her art the There is a htrger acreage of rye sown ] Ubly where he spent the past week originai motfon was then carried. - ~.o. 0 .O...... His doctrines. "Go ye therefore, art of the world; her genius the gen- Mrs. Hildle was called to Cass City this fall than has been~ known for year. ] visiting friends. Saturday by the sickness of her 3IAIIRIAGE LICENSES. BAD AXE. teach all nations; baptizing them in ius of the world; her greatness and We expect to havea station at or i Alex Cleland returned home Friday ~augl~ter. Elinor Jereaux, Argyle 23 Mrs. F..Merrick, :pigeon, was in the name of the Father, and of the glory and grandeur and majesty have near Cumber on the line of road from ~from Detroit where he has been act- Laira McNeil, Wheatland 19 been almost, though not absolutely Mr. Hopps brick block is nearing town Saturday. Son, and of the Holy Ghost, ~' as St. Ubly to SanilacCenter. A site will ing as juror in the U. S. district Richard Masey, Elmer 23 M~tthew has it (Matt. 28:19). "Go ye all that in those respects the world completion and we think it quite a Elmira Quinby, " 18 be donated. court. Ollie Clark has been in Grayling a into the whole world and preach the has had to boast of." She showed me pretty structu re. H. S. Ewing and daugl~ter, Flossie, Simon Wills and Wm. Jackson part of the week. Gospel to every creature (Mark 16:15), that I had an immortal soul, and not Frank Thomas and Miss Bell Grif- Detroit, are visiting friends and rel- started for Marlette Monday where M. |Dibb, Pinnebog, was in town "As the Father hath sent me, so also only taught me what I should believe fin, hnlay City, were callingon friends atives here at present. the former is moving l~is household Monday on business. I send you." (John 20:21). And many in regard to tlle Almighty and Infin- here Saturday and Sunday. Geo. F. Carr, Supervisor of Lexing- furniture to his lmme three miles ~ON'T fail to notice similar expressions He used to show ite God, but administers to me the Rose Elvin returned Friday from a The A. (3. F. held a thank offering ton, called on old friends here on Sun- northof here. We are pleased to us how His doctrines were to be Fro- sacraments through which I receive ~i~ the Chronicle Schol- two weeks' visit at Soule. reception at the home of the pastor, day. He is the.same Geo]'ge of yore. have Mr. and Mrs. Willis in our mulgated and propagated. This the grace of God to .;tssist me to do I~ev. A. g. Harper, on Friday evening arship Contest. It's no Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard, :Port Miss Euphemia Grailam, Clacham, midst again. system I can easily understand. And His holy will and to conquer even last. A very pleanant time is reported. Austin, were in town Saturday. Ontario, is the guest of her sister, ~ cheap affair. The Interna- ~ sacred history shoes me that this myself. By proving to me that there Mrs. A. D. Moyer's daughter, Mrs. Mrs. C. W. Ewing. DeWitt's Little Early Risers never tional Business College is L. H. Truax left Saturday molning was tim system utilized by the apos- was a life beybnd the grave where I Mat Warner, and children, hnlay dissapoint. They are safe. prompt for a week's stay at-the :pan-Am, tles for the propagation of truth and may attain happiness without alloy, Mrs. Geo. Hiller and daughters re- gentle, effective in removing allim- City, who have been visiting here, re- ~ one of the best business not only did they preach themselves she has given me something to strive turned from BulI'alo this week. purities from the liver and bowels. Mrs. Ella Truax, Dell:nit, is visiting turned to their home Monday evening. Small and easy to take. Never grip, schools in the state. ~he with her daughter, Mrs. F. Flach. but they chose out other men and in- for throughout time in order that I or distress. may live for eternity. And these are Gerald Beaverley, who left his home W.T. Wess, n, Gholsonville, Va.dru~- Miss Maude Wilson is visiting her structed them and sent tbem forth ~ scholarship costs us $80.00. some of the reasons why I am a here about four years ago, has return- gist, writes:"Your One Minute Cough cousin, Grace Johnson, this week. to preach and to teach. .Besides this, Cure gives perfect -satisfaction. My It's good for one year. The Jesus Christ promised this organize, Catholic. ed, When he went away he was un- SANILAC CENTRE. Mrs. A. H~fzel, Flint, is the'guest of d,cided asto what he was going to do customers say it is the best remedy for lion that He would be with them coughs, c(mhls, throat and lung troubles A new electric globe was installed ~ young man or lady, or who- leer father, W. Carey, and family. For Salo Ohea|m. 6r just where l~e was going to go. tie A~tos BOND always, even to the end of the world, My farm of 80 acres in See. 20, on the front of the Roberts' House ever secures it, will be Mrs. Cottrell, who has been ser finally joined the U. S. Navy and has and that He would send the Holy areenleaf; 65 acres under plow; .good --o.O.o~- - this week. ously ill for some time. is improving. since been under the employ of Uncle placed in a position to get a .~ Ghost, the Paraclete, to teach them frame house, barn, outbuildings and IIAY CREEK. IIenry Ruttle, Carsonville, was do- Sam untila few weeks ago when he Ema Nicholson left Tuesday for all truq~ and remain with them for- good fences. Call and see me. ing business in Sanilae Centre and ~ first-class business educa- received his honerable discharge on Wedding bells will soon be ringing. Oillar where lm will spend the win- ever. What is here taught by Holy 10-3- A.D. ME~tD. - account of rheumatism and heart fail- Quite a snow storm one day last vicinity Tuesday. ~. tion free of charge. If you ter. Writ is confirmed by secular history. ure. week. Chas. M. Wannest and son, Earl, of ~ desire any further explana- Mrs. Winsor, Seattle, Wash., is the For Whether we take the laws of the "I had long suffered from indigestion :peck were shaking hands with tlmir N. Bradley drove to Gagetown 1,st gues~ of :Mrs. J. W. Herrington this Roman empire or the secular history writes G.A.LeDeis, Cedar City, Mo. Do you suffer from piles'? if so do many friends in town Monday and ~ tion, call at the Chronicle of that day, we learn t)hat this organ- "Like others I tried many preparations not turn Ix) surgery for relief. DeWitt's Sunday. week. Tuesday. izotion was in existence teaching and but never found anything than me Witch IIazel Sal ve will act more quick- Miss Mary McRae is working in omen. , Gain Merrill, Detroit, is the guest good till 1 took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ly surely and safely, saving you tlm ex- Victor Casterline, aged 10, while of his parents and other friends this preaching to the world and fulfilling One bottle Cured me.A fl'iend who haft pense and danger of an operation. Cast City. playing in the woods north of town week. the mission confided to it by Jesus suffered similarly I put on the use of AMOS BOND M. Ferguson is home again from a Chaist. Kodol Despepsia Cure. He is gaining on Tuesday, fell from a tree and R. T. Hubbard, Caseville, was in visit in Yale. Unfortunate as I had hitherto been fast and will soon be able to work. fractured his leg in two places. The town Saturday to attend Mrs. Ryan's Before he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure SOUTII ELLINGTON. Mr. Dunlap left here for Argyle to in my investigations I resolved to bones were set by the physician and funeral. indigestion had made him a total Almon Adams is on the gain. thresh beans. the patient is doing as well as could make one more effort to dmcover wreck. AMos BOND. ll:lew of 1butCh ¢o. Mrs. Leipprandt, :Pigeon. spent Wallace Hiller who has been ill for Robert McQueen is drilling a well be expected. whether there was such an institu- Sundaywith Rev. E. L. Moon and some time died Thursday. for John Willerton. The Band discoursed some of bl]eir tion still in tile world, and when I family. i Mrs. R. Ackley had a quiltiug bee Dcvid Tanner's sale was well at- choice music on the street Saturday K1LMANAGH. found ttmt there were men claiming .Miss Kate Sinclair is the guest of to belong to that same in- last Wednesday after noon. tended with good results. night. Througl~ the summer they Geo. Dunster, the hustling piano her sister, Mrs. Morgan, and family stitution, I determined to consult The work on the ditch leading to came out each week but on account and organ agent of Bad Axe, was in It's all blow about a railroad. We this week. them.- Ihunted up oneof them and Wifite Creek is nearly completed. won't, look for it till it comes. of the cool weather, last Saturday town Monday. Mrs. Daisy Dundas, Verona, was in whon I called upon him imd proposed evening was their first appearance Mrs. :pohly, Detroit, will be in Se- Cata, h ~" S,m'l Elliot has been suffering with Marvin Walker suffered a relapse town Thursday the guest of relatives my question, "Can you prove tllein- a lame back for the past two weeks. for some time. bewaing Oct. 31 to organize a Wo- lastFriday and is in bed again. and friends. spiration of the scriptures? '~ here- A complaint was made ahd war- man's Missionary Society. Mrs. E. Mauley lies returned from Miss McConnell visited her home plied. "I can." When I asked him to rant issued Tuesday the 22rid against The Huron County :Plowing Asso- Caro where she has been for the past east and soutl~ of.Aagyle last Sunday. Mrs. F. Kretzschmer and son, Tom, do it he said to me: "Before I enter poisons the blood, irritates Charley Marks Jr., of Custer Town- ciation was entertained at the county two months. -took in the :pan-Am. and are now upon that subject, how do you know The Lady Maccabees had a quilting ship. IIe is charged with attempted farm last Friday. the nerve'cells and causes visiting relatives and friends in Can- that the declaration of independence at John McDonald's last week. Many rape on the person of Miss Addle Mrs. Cooper, Grindstone City, is aches and pains in the tem- ada. and the constitution of the United attended. Burden, also of Custer Township. the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J: W. I have a fine llne o[ Men are eagerly on the lookout for States are really the ones adopted by ples, eyes, brain and spinal The Maccabeee had a bee of husk- Tile hearing is set for Saturday Herrington, this week. children to pull and top sugar beets. our forefathers?" "Why." I replied, cord, " Headache, neural- ing corn and digging potatoes last morning at 10 o'clock before ffustice This has cut down the attendance in I. D. Lane, our enterprising drug- "there were proper ofllcers in the Con- gia, impaired appetite, indi- week for Glen McQueen. T. E. Dawson. the schools. gist, is adorning the front of his tinental congress who certified to the gestion, sleeplessness, nerv- Boys' Mr. and Mrs. Bliss, Mr..and Mrs. place of business with a coat of paint. d. A. Muma; well known'around The teacimrs' institute will be held official copies, and in the United ous exhaustion and des- Grace and Mr. and Mrs. tiall called CassCity, now lmlds a state (life). in Bad Axe Oct. 31, and Nov. 1 and 2. R. H. 6randy has returned from States there is a proper officer who pondency all point to the at D. McLarty's last Sunday. certificate having completed the his vacation at Detroit and has en- safeguards and preserves intact Knee Pants Good conductors will be employed and weakened nerves that are Rev. Stambaugh and daughter, work ,last August. Mr. Muma left every live teacher should turn out. tered upon his duties at the station. those documents from corruption and Barbara, were callers in this vicinity his father s farm four miles north of IIunting season opened this week destruction." "Precisely," he re- crying aloud for renewed From 24c to48c Cass City ten years ago and has fol- last week and returned home Satur- OWENDALE. and a large number of nimrods are plied. Now, the inspiration of the strength and health. day to Mayville. lowed the teacher's professidn ever searching for the game ,which plays Scriptures was certified to in the first since, He has taught every year dur- Mrs. F; Linton was in Gagetown on ~e My head was badly troubled, I Also a llne o[ Men's Overalls, Jack~ about in the woods. place by the ancient Jewish church C. M. Phelps, Forestdale, Yt. says ing the ten. He is now superintend- Tuesday. achedall over and was weak and nerv- hischildwas completely cured (if a bad The teachers of Huron County met which was the organization founded Ous. :One bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine ets and Shirts ~,~ ~ ~, ~, ent of oui" schools lmre and is fast Chas. Seiquart loaded a carload of by Almighty God for the preservation and Dr. Milas' Pills brought me out all case of eczema by the use or DeWitt's at the high school room Saturday and right." HERSHALH. JONES, _ Witch tIazel Salve. Beware of all malting friends: tie was marriedJn beets this week. talked over some business in connec- of truth. From it tlus organization Bluefield, W. Va. Call, and examine goods counterfits. It instantly relieves piles. 1895 and besides his wife he now has The Caro and Lake Huron arrived tion with tho schoolroom. called the church, founded by Jesus before purchasing else- AMos BOND. three lm,ppyboys wli'o nlake up his at Owendale Wednesday. Christ to be "the pillar and ground wlmre. Eggs taken same Mrs. Gifford and children who have family. He is pr'esident of the teach- E. Starke, Caro, will be in town on of truth '~ received these lsacred docu- as cash : : ;. : : " : UlZGEgS. spent the last, four weeks visiting at FgEIB ers' reading Circle herd and is an ar- special business this week. ments;and in regard to the Nee¢ Te~:- dent worker along educational and the home of Mr. and Mrs. : Leonard Indian summer. Conrad Iloff, Sebewaing, was the lament she was then in existence to social lines, and his inlluence isal- Thomas, left Friday morning for Olive Cregeur is on tlle sick list. guest ofGeo. Bolt Sunday. certify what writings and what docu- Mrs. Geo' W. Goff ready being felt among us. their home in Canada. Look out for November weather. Our young school teacher, Wesley ments were inspired. Not only that . The wedding referred to in our cor- Slmriff Rowe returned Monday Neev ne Grandma Flanncry is reported as Beadle, was in town Sunday. but as a livingorganization she ~knew respondence of two weeks ago(took from Sanilac County where he has these men who were inspired, and soothes the nervous irrita- improving a little. Anthony tIughes, Gagetown, was place in :port Huron instead of Sani- keen watcning for the prisoners who knew the meaning of the docuinents tion, stimulates digestion HEADACHE Thomas Pollard has fully recovered the guest of James Sheufelt last lac Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Brown re- escaped from the Hm'on County jail which they wrote. She is the living and builds up health and wee k. after a two weeks serious illness, turned Monday evening and were last Monday. He didn't bring them witness will1 whom these documentas strength. Begin to-day. Robert McRae is soending tile week serenaded by the Sanilac Centre' Band 'Scbtt & Moore are paying the high- back. were deposited, who has safeguarded Sold by druggists on guarantee. witl] his brother, Duncan at, Coleman, of which Mr. Brown is a member. est market price for potatoes--45c per Mrs. John Ryan died Wednesday them and handed them down to us Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. who is dangerously ill. Mert~ passed around the cigars and bushel. evening ather home in this place. and guarantees the substantiality of Editor Klumpand A. A. McKcnzie, invited the Band' and their lady Mrs. Clms. Lee has the honor~ of Mrs. Ryan was for a number of years the text. Without this, witness, e=t:mation of otters is [o g t on b2t- things!" Do you really believe them TAIAIIAGE'S As her situatfon paid her ter°than they do. They think your with all your heart? "Yes." Why, FOR W031EN ANDH01 IE' ployment a good salary, she was quite independ- addition is their subtraction. Five then, you have passed from death into ent, and this, by some not well ac- THE CALL TO GLADNESS, LAST SUN- hundred persons stai t for a goal of life. Why, then, you are a son or a ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR MAIDS quainted wlth her, was misconstrued DAYS SUBJEOT. success; one reaches it, and the other daughter of the Imrd Almighty. Why, AND MATRONS. as a manifestation of boldness and the four hundred and ninety-nine are mad. then, you are an heir or an heiress of absence of womanly gentleness and re= '~'~xg* Genesis VIi: IS: "(Jomo," Also It would take volumes to hold the an inheritance thac will declare divi- Girls Aw~y frown lie]no-- Traits of finement.--Exch ange. ]~oveL~tlons XXII: 17: "Como"~The story of the wrongs, outrages and de- dends from now until long after the famations that have come' you stars dead. Hallelujah! Prince of Churaeter Observed in Those ~Vho ~oI~ce of the Christian ~alth--Two upon are as a result of your success. The warm God, why do you not come and take Live Together in ~ ]Big ]lo~r(llng VELVET GO%VN, '~E~.nEs *o Belleve. sun of prosperity bring~ into: life a your coronet? Princess of the Lord IIouse. swamp full of annoying insects. On Almighty, why do you not.mount your pyright, 1901, by Louis Klopsch, N. Y.] the other hand, the unfortunate classes throne? Pass up into the light Your GI~LS A1VAY FROI~I II()~IE, shington, Oct. 20.~In this dis- have their struggles for maintenance. boat is anchored, why do you not go I lived for some time in a boarding ~rs~ Dr. Talmage calls all people to To achieve a livelihood by one who ashore? Just plant your feet down house for girls, exclusively, where a gladness and opens all the doors of had nothing to start w'th, and after hard, and you will feel under them the ~pectancy; texts, Genesis vi, 18, hundred made their homes, engaged in awhile for a family as well, and carry Rock of Ages. I challenge the uni- offices, stores, schools of music and ~'Come;" Revelations xxii, 17, "Come." verse for one instance in which a man this on until children are reared and public schools and medical and dental Imperial, tender and all persuasive In the right spirit appealed for the educated and fairly started in the colleges. As most of those girls spent f~ f=be word "Come." Six hundred and salvation of the gospel and did not get Mrs: Kate Berg, Secretary Ladies' Aux- world, and to do this amid all the their evenings in the house, frequent s~ven~y-eight times it is found in the It. Man allve, you are going to let all rivalries of business and the uncer- opportunities were afforded for observ- Scriptures. It stands-at the front gate tainty of crops and the fickleness of the years of your life go away with you ing the effect-produced by sympathetic iliary of Knights of Pythias,' No. 58, Com- ~g the Bible, as in my first text, lnvit- tariff legislation, with an occasional without your having thts great peace, .songs, the talk of home, or perhaps the ~g antediluvians into Noah's ark, and thls glorious hope, this brtght expect- labor strike and here and there a recital of an accidcnt which occasion- mercial Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn., After ~ stands at the other gate of the Bible ancy? Are you going to. let the pearl financial panic thrown in, is a mighty ally befell some unfortunate littlo i~ my ~econd text, inviting the post- of great price lie in the dust' at your thing to do, ~nd there are hundreds newsboy. Such incidents, while tri- Five Years Suffering Was Cured by Lydia dIIuvlans of all later ages into the ark feet because you are too indolent or and thousands of such heroes and fling in themselves, served to remove ~£ a Savior's mercy. "Come" is only tea proud to stoop down and pick it heroines who live unsung and die un- the outer shield and sterner mien with E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ~, word of four letters, but it is the honored. up? Will you wear the chain of evil which many. true gins must of need ~ue~n of words, and nearly the entire habit when near by you is the hammer Sol~ce of Christian F~flth. envelop themselves while making their " DEAR MRS. PINKHAI~I : ~ Whatever virtue there is in medicfne that could with one stroke snap the ~ion bf English vocabulary bows to What we all need, whether up or way in the world. seems to be concentrated in :Lydia ]E. Pinkham's Vegetable shackle? Will you stay in the prison ~L~ scepter. It is an ocean into which down in life or half way between, is Those girls appreciated and sympa- of sin when here is a gospel k.ey that Compound. I suffered for five years with profuse and painful ~mpties ten thousand rivers of mean- the indefinite solace of the Christian thized with the little new.sboy% efforts ~ag. Other wor~:s drive, but this beck- religion. And so we employ the word could unlock your incarceration? No, menstruation until I lost flesh and strength, and life had no charms for me. no! in getting his pennies together each ~n~. All moods of feeling hath that "Come!" It will tak~ all eternity to day: They also loved the songs of Only three bottles of your Vegetable Compound cured me, I ~ord "Come." Sometimes It weeps find out the number of business men l~Iaglc of ~ Word, home, the sentiment seeming to reach ~nd sometimes it laughs. Sometimes who have been strengthened by the As tim one word "Come" has some- and affect the. hearts of those who, became regular, without any pains, and hardly know when I am sick. £~ prays, sometimes it tempts, and promises of God, and the people who times brought many souls to Christ, I through the force of circumstances, Some of my friends who have used your Compound for uterine ~ometimes it dest:oys. It sounds from have been fed by the rav.ens when oth- will try the experiment of piling up were separated from home and its sur- Strapped and corded with the same. and ovarian troubles all have the same good word to say for it, and ~he door of the church aud from the er resources gave Out, and the meh into a mountain and then send down in roundings. An agreemen~ was entered Half-fitted Eton, finished with silver seraglios of sin, from the gates of hea- and women who, going into this battle an avalanche of power many of these into by the girls in that house that, bless the day they first found ~. ~vt~s. KATE Bzaa. buttons. The skirt is in seven gores, ve~ and the gates of hell. It is con~ armed only with needle or saw or ax gospel "Comes." "Come thou and all when on crowded car~, they would sur- with habit back. $5000 FORFEIT IF TIlE ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE. fluent and ace escent of a 1 power. It or yardstick or pen or type or shovel. thy house into the ark." "Come unto render to age, irrespective of sex, seats When women _are troubled with irregular, suppressed or pMnful ,~ the heiress of most of the past or shoe.last, have gained a victory that me all ye who labor and are heavy they might be occupying, and when not ,~d the almoner of most of the future. made the heavens resound. With all laden, and I will give you rest." "Come, SINGLE LIFl~ NOT LONELY. menstruation, weakness, leucorrhcea, displacement or ulceration of the very tired, or if they had been sitting womb, tlmt bearing-down feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backach% "Come!" You may pronounce it so the resources of God promises for ev- for all things are now ready." "Come" a greater part of the day at their work, The man's heart may be restless and ~hat all the heawns wtl be heard in with us, and we will do you good." unsatisfied, but that is not always the bloating (or flatulence), gcnerM debility, indigestion, and nervous pros- ery exigency, no one need be left in the then the seat should be surrendered to tration, or arc beset with such symptoms as dizziness, fMntness, lassitude, ~s cadences or l:ronounce it so that all lurch. "Come and see." "The Spirit and the laborers with tin pails going home chief evil of life in the masculine bride say 'Come,' and let him that is excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, all- •~he woes of time and eternity shall I like the faith displayed years ago after a long day of hard labor. heart. The lack of power to mend gone" and "want-to-be-left-alone" feelings, blues, and hopelessness, '--overbe:ate in its one syllable. It Is in Drury Lane, London, in a humble athirst come." The stroke of one ball and make--the inability to produce an ]Ielplng the Urchins. they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. o~ the 1ip of saint and profligate. I~ home when every particle of food had in a tower may be sweet, but a score atmosphere of home--the wretched- One of the girls, who was engaged in :Plnkham's Vegetable Compound al; once removes such troubles. given out, and a kindly soul entered of bells well tuned and rightly lifted nes~ of being Ill with only stranger ~s the mightie4 of all solicitants either keeping books in a large wholesale Refuse to buy any other medicine, for you need the best. Zor good or bad. with tea and other table supplies and and skillfully swung ill one great women, timid of approach and chary i house, an~ who~ wori(kei~t her q0ng found a kettle on the fire ready for tea. chime fill the heavens ,':"-,~ .... -music al- of soothing and smoothing touch--the l%Irs. ]Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. ~laia by She 1Vor(l '¢Come." hours (from .7 in the morning until 6 be n_evolent Aady.. ~.0.id..".I-~ow,. tq, i t, most celestial.. And no one who has want of insight as to what ails dis- She has guided thousands to healf, lL Address Lynn, 9/£ass, You must remcmber that~,!n many Th e at nlght), on coming home in the eve- tha~ you have the kettle ready for the "heard the mighty chimes in the towers comforting trifles, really make one cases our "'Come ''~- has a migMier ning always brought the paper with %Vher0 Courtesy Is Second Nu~ure, tea when you had no tea in the house?" of Amsterdam or Ghent or Copenhagen feel that the old maid has greatly the The king of Roumania is personally ~'Come" to conquer before it has any her, bought of the little newsboys on One of the most attracAve features And the daughter of the horace said: can forget them. Now, it seems to me advantage in the single-handed com- interested in a plan to educate his ~ffect at all. Just gve me the accu- the street. ~Asked why she did not have of Swedish life to strangers is the po- "Mother would have me put the kettle that in this Sabbath hour all heaven bat with life's ills. people by the establishment of thea- rate census, the statistics of how ma~y it delivered and pay for it by the week, liteness of the children. As soon as on the fire, and when I said, 'What is is chiming, and the voices of departed A woman is never alone while she ters in every town in his kingdom. .~re down in fraud, in drunkenness, in as it would be cheaper than buying it a boy ts able to stand on his legs he the use of doing so when we have noth- friends and kindred ring down the sky, has a work-basket and her knitting, ~gambling, in impurity or in vice of on the street, she replied that she pre- is taught to make a bow and to shake ing in the house?' she said, 'My child, saying, "Come!" The angels who never and she must be desperately ill if she I~dle, Can Wear Shoes. "~any sort, and-I, will give you the ac- ferred paying as she did So the news- hands, and-a little girl must be able God will provide; thirty years he has fell, bending from sapphire thrones, cannot tell the dullest attendant how One size smaller after nsing Allen's Foot~ ,~--arate census or stat'stics of how many boys Could get their little rake-off. Of to make a bob c~urtesy before she already provided for me through all are chanting "Come!" Yea, all the to shake up her pillows and make a Ease, a powder. It makes tight or new been Main by the word "Come." course, it was only a penny or two, but has learned to tall{. As soon as' the shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweat- •have my pain and helplessness, and he will towers of heaven, tower of martyrs, cup of tea. The physical man, in ~'Come ,and click wineglasses with me it was a good deal for the boys when right hand is known from the left it ing, aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns not leave me to starve at last. He will tower of prophets, tower of apostles, hours of distress, cries out for a com- :'~t this ivory bar. .... Come and see they worked hard for it. must be offered in greeting or when a and bunions. All druggists and shoe send us help though wc do noc yet see tower of evangelists, tower of the tem- passionating hand, no matter what his stores 25e. Trial package FREE by mail. This girl, when any of the other girls gift or favor has been received, and ~what we can win at this gaming table." how.' We have been .waiting all day ple of the Lord God and the Lamb, are mental strength may be; the lonely Address Allen S. 0hnsted, Lcgoy, N. ¥. were unfortunately out of a situation, one of the first words learned by the ~,'Come, enter with me this doubtful for something to come, but until we chiming, "Come! Come!" Pardon for woman knows just what she wants, apeculation! .... Come with me and ahvays tendered assistance, sometimes children after "papa" and "mamma" saw you we knew not how it was to all and peace for all and heaven for all and can find the right spot for an If you look to God before you step cead those infidel tracts on Christian- who will come. paying their board for two or ~hree aching head, says the New York is "tack," the Swedish term for you will never take the wrong road. come." Such things the world may weeks until they could procure era- thanks'. It is heard more frequently ,~2ty." Come, with me to a p:ace of call coincidences, but I call them Al- Evening Post. ,bad amusement" "Come with me in a than any other word in the lan3uage. Millions of sufferers use Wizard Oil mighty deliverances, and though you BIG HOTEL'S 0APA01TY. :~gay bout through the underground life for pain every year and call it blessed. do L~ot hear of them they are occur- IIow's ThlsF of the city." If in this city there are New York IIostelry Tha~ Takes C~ro of THREE NPOBTED VELVET COATS, Ask the druggist, he knows. ring every hour of every day and in ~TO offer One Ilundred Doll ~rs reward for any Cwenty thousand who are down in all parts of.Christendom. Thousahds of Guests Dally. case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Kall's Catarrh Cure. The Imm who minds his own business ~moral eharacter, then twenty thousand Neither the bigness nor the com- The "~Vorld's Dlsiual ConsolI~tion. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. will always have business to mind. :fiell under the power of the word • We, undersigned, known F. J. Wlmt dismal work of condolence the pleteness of a big hotel is appreciated the have "'Come." I was rcadlng of a wife Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him world makes when it attempts to con- by the patron who finds hls interest perfectly honorable in allbusinesstransactions I~rooklyn, 1~. Y., Oct. ld.--The, value of "whose husband had been overthrown and financially able to carry out any obliga- Garileld Tea. the herb medicine, is sug- dole! Thc plaster they spread does not satisfied wtth the accommodations lions made by their firm. 41W strong drlnk, and she •went to the tested by these facts: It Is a specific,for stick. The broken bones under thel~ which it furnishes. He knows In a West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, all diseases of the liver, kidneys, stern- saloon where he was ruined, and she e.; Walding, Airman & Marvin, Wholesale aeh and bowels: it purifies the blood and bandage do not knit A farmer was general way that it may be a dozen Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. . . lays the foundation for health. ~aid, "'Give me back my husband." And lost in a snowstorm on a prairie of the stories high and several cellars deep, t-Iall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- the bartender, pointing to a maudlin and that the thousand or more guests lag directly upon the blood and mucous surrf~aees I far west, Nigh~ coming on, and after of the system. Testimonials sent free. I rico Tim man who rejects Cllrist loves the '-~nd battered man drowsing in the cor- are atfended by servants on every 75e per bottle. Sold by all druggists. he was almost frantic from no~ know- ttall's Family Pills :,J,ro the best. devil, whether be knows it or not .~er of the barroom, sald: "There he ing which way to go hi.s sleigh struck hand, and when he pays his bill he :;f,s. Jim, wake up; here's your -wife the run of another sleigh, and he believes that the charges' are exorbl- " Sirs. %Vhlslow's Soothlu~ Syrilp, -come for yea." And the woman said: tant. A Dutch colnnlittee lids ju'st beOll l;'or children teeth|n~, softon~ the gums. redueo~ In- said, "I will follow this rut, and it will formed for the purpose of bringing flallllnatlon, allays 1)0.11L cures willd colic. 250 o, bit ~tlo. "~'Do you call that my husband? What take me out to safety." He hastened One of these hotels, which differs pro%sure to 1)ear on Great Britain by ff~ave you been doing with him? Is from the others chiefly in degree, It doesn't matter]f beauty is only skin deep on until he heard the bells of the pre- paralyzing her shipping trade, and in '~hat the manly-brow, is that the clear ceding horses; but, coming up, he represents an investment of $15,000,- so long as the skin is worn outside. this way inducing her to restore indo. •~ye, is ~hat the noble hem t, that i found that that man was also lost, and, 000. The 1,400 bedrooms and 750 bath pendenee to the Boers. BE MEN. Zooklzoo, the groat invigorator, act~ .~=narried. What vllc drug have you as the tendency of those who are con- rooms in it are so conskucted by a at once. Sent for $|~ postage pahl. Address g~iven 1tim that his turned h~m into a fused in the forest or on the moors, series of inner courts that each opens Zooki Co.. 1101 Russell ~t., I)etrolt, Mich. :PUTMAM FADELESS DYES are fast f!end? Take your tiger claws off of they were both moving in a circle, and to the outer air. It has several con- h~m. Uncoil those serpant fo!ds of to sunlight, washing and rubbing. Sold If fish wouldn't bite on Sunday perhaps there the runner of the one lost sleigh was cert halls and theaters, three great by druggists, 10e. per package would be more men attend church. • ~vil habit that are crushing hlm. Give following the runner of the other lost balh'ooms, and, in addition to its pub- me back my husband, the one with sleigh round and round. At last it lic dining recto, where, during the TIIE I~EST LAUND]~,¥ ~,VOI'~K No man can be either saved or lost IS done by tile use of qguss Bleaching Blue. All whom r~stood at the .altar ten years occurred to them to look at the north horse show week, for ing'tance, 10,000 without himself giving the casting vote. grocers. 10o. GeL the genuine. :ago. Give him back to me." Victim star, which was peering through the people are served daily, it has a serles A11 are of black veloirs, trimmed with scroll design in fine metallic em~ The man who is willing to learn one •~as he, ,as many millions of others night, and by the direction of that star of private dining rooms which are ar- broidery done on pale blue silk. No, 1 has a vest of white satin, dosing with If a man thinks a girl is a vision, some other .have been,-of the word "Come!" they got home again. Those who for hooks at the center, with girdle stitched closely, No. 2 fastens at the side thing at a time will soon know much. girl pronounces her a perfect slght. ranged for from ten to 1,000 persons~ . ~ Illa(lo I{lght with God. low the advice of this world in time of In the largest ball room in this hotel front and has inner sleeves of black silk. coat-tail back stitched with black "With that word which has done so perplexity are in a fearful round, for was given one night last winter the silk. No. 3 is made with a jacket effect, with irregular sailor collar. The .:mucl{ for others I approach you today. ~L is one bewildered soul following an- charity ball, attended by 3,500 people, vest is edged with gray and white striped silk in crosswise folds; wide gir- dle; heavily stitched. ~Jkre you right with God? "No," you other bewildm;ed soul, and only those to whom supper was served, and on who have in such time got their eye on -~ay, "I think not; I am sometimes the same evening, in other parts of o the morning star of our Christian faith ~larmed when I think of him; I fear I the hotel, were in progress two con- GO~¥N OF GRAY CLOTIL about to perish in a general conflagra- can find their way out or be strong ';v~iI1 not be ready to meet him in the eerts, a dinner of an association of tion. The "Blessed Mother" has "10 enough to lead others with an all per- ~2ast day; my heart is not right with 300 men and a dozen smaller dinner wise virgins" as a sor~ of bodyguard, suasive invitation. ~od." Come then and have it made parties in private din:ng rooms, each and the sect believes that these eleven "But," says some one, "you Chris- ~tght. Through the Chrtst who died to isolated so completely that no one of women are possessed of miraculous AJ ~ualed at Agy Price.v tlan people keep telling us' to 'come,' ~@ ~han a q,,art~r eta Cen~urv ~-ave you, come! \Vhat is the use of the 1,500 regular guests need know of powers.~London Globe. "~m reputauqn of W. L. l)ougias $,%00and S~.F,0 yet you do not tell us' how to come." ~1loon for styhm. comfor~ and wear has excelled._ waiting? The longer you wait the fur- it Alnslee's Magazine. 1oilier makes sold at these prices. Tills That charge shall not be true on thls ~ther off you are and the deeper you occasion. Come believlng! Come re- COOKING SCIIOOL. J~, V. ,. ouglas shoes have to give bet. ~re down. Strike out for heaven! /.~ tar satisfaction tlum other ~L00and pentlng! Come praying! After all that One of %Vell|ngton's Officers, $8.50 slmesbecause iris repnt'~tionfor TEou remember that a few years ago a DUmlfling for Chicken Stew. the best S3.03and $3.50 shoes must be main. : God has been doing for six thousand On good authority soldiers like bes~ ~j lathed. 'l'he standard has ahvays been placed Into a pint of flour sift a heaping so high that tile wearer receives morevalue ~teamer catled the Princess Alice, with years, sometimes through patriarchs to be officered by gentlemen, but they for his moneyIn the W, L. Douglas $3.00 ant -~ crowd of excursionists aboard, sank teaspoonful of salt. Now rub in a ta- 3.[~) shoes than he (;an get elsewhere. %V. [ and sometimes through prophets and have their choice of the type. Of the ?~InS makes and sells more $3.(D and $3.t;0 shoes tllal i~ the Thames, and there was an awful blesDoonful of shortening and wet wlth thor two manufacturers ill the world, i,'=~t ¢?olo~ at las± through the culmination of all right kind was Gen. Crawford, of the '~let~ la~d. W. I,. Dunciad $3 and g3.50 shoes aremado ~-acrifice of life. A boatman from th'e enough milk to make a dough that can of~he ~amo high grade lealher~ ~sed la $5 and $6 shoe~, and the tragedies on Celgotha, can any one Light Division. An incident in his are Just ~ good in every way. ~ahore put out for thc rescue, and he be rolled out. Roll and cut into CATALO(~ ~I~EE. think that God will not welcome your career during one of the Wellington _ rounds and drop thcse into the boiling / Eold by ~3 Douglas sfores in American cities sellinffdirect/ford factory hffd a big boat, and he got it so full coming? Will a father at vast outlay wars shows him to have been rich in . ~l J to wearerat onepr~tlt ; and/he best shoe dealers everywhere. gravy. They should be done in ten ~it would not hohl another person, and construct a mansion for his son and that justice Which commands respect minutes. .~s he laid hold of the oars to pull for lay out parks white with statues and from equals and loyalty from infe- l[-'ee-J) _~ r J, mentsof foo~ as shown; state style ~v'@/2di;l ~he shore, 'leaving hundreds helpless green with foliage and all a-sparlde riors; in a word, he kept discipline l~Iarshmal]ow L~yer Cake. [ -"7~ . ~ ~- usuallywor~; I)l~l~O~g~D ~~":!!!] -zxnd dr0w~Ang, he cried out, "Oh, that with fountains, and then not allow his without regard to rank. His division" Cream a cup of butter with two cups r ~0~ ; heavy, medium, or light s0~es. ~~.~. ~,'ii~l I K had a bigger boat!" Thank God son to live in the house or walk in the was crossing a ford on one of the Span- of sugar, .and then smooth and light W., L, Douelas, :Brockton, ~aU, ~L~~~ t ~hat r am not thus limited and that I parks? Has God built this house of ish marches and an officer, to keep his add the well-beaten yolks of six eggs, ,fan proml~e room for all in this gospel gospel, mercy and will he then refusu breeches dry, rode through on a sol- a cup of milk and two cups of pre- i?~oat. Get in; get in! And yet there entrance to his children? Will a gov- dier's back. Crawford observed the pared flour alternately with the stif- sore eyes, use ~ ~J~a~ii ~ ~~ t.}~ ~oom. Room in the heart of a par- ernment at great expense build life- thing with disgust, and in a minute fened whites of six eggs. If the but- During the heated term of July and ua~ano~r~_ AMI~I¢~CA~r ].AW'i', lndePend- ,41oliing ,God, •Room in heaven. saving stations all along the coast and was splashing 'through the water after ter is too thin, add a little more flour, AUgUSt one should be careful to kcep all I~NN~2~l$|~|~ curly rich, wants good honest hu~ the organs of the system in free work- baml. Address MRS E 87 Market, St.. Chicago. IlL There I8 No ]Escape. boats that can hover unhurt like a them both. "'Put him down, sir!" he flavor with vanilla and bake in layer ing condition. "I aloe ~a2.ply the wo:d of my text to petrel over the wlldest surge, and then, shouted. "Put him down! 1 desire tins. [~ []:~ 1~¢~%¢ .Ew DlSCOVE.y; ~lves Baxter's Mandrake Bitters talcen be- U- ~,~ 11 quick rellefandcures worM; Chose .who woul~ like practical com- when the lifeboat has reached the you to put that officer down instant- Apple Snow. fore meals will ward off diseases inci- cases. Bookof testimonials and I0 DAYS,treatmea~ ]?]l~. Dl~®H. IL GREE~'S S0~H. Be= ]g. Atlanta= ~;. fort ~f :any ever ~eseape the struggle wreck of a ship in the offing, not allow ly!" The soldier dropped him and Stew peeled and sliced apples until dent to this trying season. ,of life, 2 have not found them. They the drowning to seize the life line or went on. "Return back, siN" Craw- they are so soft tha~ they can be ford said to the officer, "and go With vest and stitched folds of black ;~re not certainly among the prosperous take the boat for the shore in safety? rubbed through a colander. There Sucee.ssfuHy prosecutes Claims, through the water like the others. I silk. Collar and under-sleeves of SAVE F EL to ~'I'lnclD~l Exo, mlnor U.8. ~enslon ]~uroo, LL ,~lasses. In most eases it ~was a strug- Shall God provide at the cost of his should be a pint of this apple sauce. ra in civil war, 15 adj udicating clMms, arty Mnce, will not allow my officers to ride upon deep yellow lace. HEAT ADDiTiONAL ROOMS ,~Ie a11 the way up till they reached the only Son's assassination escape for a Set aside until cold. Beat the whites by attaching BUIUI'ON'S IFUEL :~rosperity, and since they have reaeh- sinking world and then turn a deaf ear the men's backs through the rivers; of three eggs to a stiff froth, and into ]NCONOI~IIZEi[ to your stove pipe. ARE YOU irffEBESTEO Jr| fro~ =20 upward all must take their share alike here,"~ Saves one-third fuel, Price, $4.50. (invested without ,~d these heights there have been per- to the cry that comes up from the STI{ANGI~ IVO~IEN. this beat the apples by the spoonful, Your dealer will supply you, I~ Youth's Companion, HAVING h LITTLE MONEY ~nye=ortonyour :Dlexities, anxieties and crises which breakers ? Among the villagers on the Volga in alternately with a cup of powdered not, order direc~ from us. .... part) earn for you W. d. BURTON & CO. a permanen~ cash Income, Digger every week were &]most enough to shatter the Two Things to llelieve. the province of Samara a curious sect sugar. When very stiff add a teaspoon- than a whole year's legal tntercst upon the same Trees which have grown on a north- of women has made its appearance. It 320 CASE STREET, - DETROIT,MICH. amount? If so, send your name and address. ~ervcs and 'turn the brain. It would "But," you say, "there are so many ful of lemon juice, turn into chilled Catalogue and tostimoniM~on request. ern exposure, as on the north side of No Speculation or Gambling Scheme 13~ hard to tel1 which have the biggest things I have to believe and so many was originated by an elderly peasant glasses and serve very cold. fight in this world, the prosperities or a bill, produce be±teL harder and moro woman in Soznova, called the "Blessed ~¢hcn Ans~ering AdverHscmcn,s Kindly but legitimatebuslness. F|rst-elass references things in the shape of a creed that :~ durable lumber than tho~e whlch havo in any par~ of the Un ited States. E. J. Arnold 't/:he adversities, the conspict:i~i(s or the 1Kother." These women have fled from Until you need a lQan or a service l~lenHon This Fapcr. & Co., 13enoist Building, St. Louis, Me. have ,o adopt tliat I am kept back." been pampored by the southern sun. obscurlties. Just as soon as you have No, no[ You need believ~ but two the villages around into a remote dis- you cannot know who are your sin- ~nough success to attract the attention things namely, that Jesus Christ trict, where they live singly in holes cerest friends. The Egyptians used pencils of col- .of others the cnvies and jealousies are came into the ~orld~ to save sinners, dug out of the face of the hill. They ored chalk, and several of these an- ?:et lo~se hem their kennel. The great- I and that you are one of them. "But," lead a life of fasting and prayer, and It takes a wise son to tell whether cient crayons have been found in their believe themselves called from the ,n,~t crime that you can c~mmtt in the ] you say, "I do believe boi:h of these tombs. his father ts a fanatic or only a sanc- world, which they think is shortly tiffed fool.

.....y~ &re You Using Allen's l~oot-:Ease ? One of'~Velllngton'$ Officers, ~N THE NIGHT, "had flung aside hi~ ~uu-wester and leapt off the quay. it is the only cure for Swollen, On good authority soldiers like best The mighty legions crossed the roofs As the girl watched, she saw An- Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet, to be officered by gentlemen, but thoY I heard 'i~B~ ~ootfall 'o~ t~e hail~ Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's And stormed the distan~ hill; drew's head rise again above the sur- haw their choice of the type? Of tho The armie~ ~f the sky Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into :~re~e coming i~z;wn amid the gale, Faint grew the sound of tramping hoofs, face. He was swimming on his back, right kind was General Crawford, the And rank ,on raz~k marched by. And lo! then all was still. the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe leader of tile Light Division, An inci- 1rid held the unconscious Jim by the Stores, 25e. Sample sent FREE. Ad- dent In his career during one of the I heara the ttlunder's cannonade, A~ morn I saw dead crimson leaves shoulders. It was soon evident that dress Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. The beating of iris drum~ Far o'er the wide world tossed; the fight was to be a hard one. Utter- Wellington wars shows him to have ,~ saw the lightning's flashing blade-- And now the lone]g autumn grieves ly worn out by twenty-four hours' con- All God wants is willing hearts and been rich in that Justice which com- The hosts of heaven had cornel For all that she has lost. mands respect from equals and loyalty --Charles Hanson Towne, in the Woman's Home Companion. stant Work at sea, and weighed down hands. He will do all tho res& by his sodden clothes, Andrew could from inferiors; In a word, he kept dis- Tooth Fowder 25 cipline without regard to rank. hardly keep Jim's head and his own Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 14.--People who His haw headaches know what they are_and divisions was crossing a ford on one above water. Jim, stunned by the those who take Garlleld Headache Pow- of the Spanish marches, and an officer, blow from the boom, lay a helpless dern know how completely and how quick- ly they can bo cured. This remedy is p~- to keep his breeches dry, rode through weight in his arms. :Yet he struggled eullarly adapted to the needs o£ nervous on a soldier's back. Crawford ob- Good for Bad Teeth on desperately, and inch by inch won W0111en. IiFOR JEAN'S SAKE i served the thing with disgust, and In a his way toward the quayside. Jean, If a man is a good listener a woman.votes him minute was splashing through the seeing how matters stood hastily an entertaining conversationalist. water after them both. "Put him Not Bad for Good Teeth climbed down the perpendicular iron AR]B YOUR ~LOTHES XrADED down, str!" he shouted. "Put him ladder to the waters' edge. LTs0 Russ Bleaching Blue and make them down! I desire you to put that officer tttttNttttttttNtttNtNtttN "Here, Andrew, here!" she called in white again, lOc. At all good grocers. down instantly!" The soldier dropped "'I know that you love. Andrew, and T ,was .a ,wild night on ihe Banff- a high, clear voice. The safestm0de of acting is to employ our" his burden and went on. "Return ~o=odo==t Liquid ~5©..arae ~iquld and Powder TSe~, I wlsh--I do wish" that it wasn't so. selves At all stores or by mail. Sample of the Liquid for the postage, 3 e, shire coast. ~k £urlous gale from Andrew heard and redoubled his ef- wittt o_urnearest _duty.~oothe. back, ~lr," Crawford said to the offi- I have often told you often--fax" too the northeast was :sending the forts. In a" few minutcs he had al- Plso's Cure Is the best medicine we over usod cer, "and go through the water like often--that it can never be.'" I spray ,das.hlng ,over the cliffs most reached the ladder, but his for all affections of the throat and lungs.--WM. the others., I will not allow my offi- Andrew was silent for a long time, Thich gird the shore. Round ~he hat- strength was now exhausted. With 0. ENDSLE~C, Vanburen, Ind., Feb. 10, 190L eers to ride upon the men's back~ and a look of gloomy despair settled or of ,the small fishtng town of Port- a last violent struggle he thrust Jim's igoodwlfeleads a man heavenwardl bu~ a through the rivers; all must take their on his face. At last, however, he ~oy the entlre population stood hud- body towards the girl. Leanitlg out bad one drives him elsewhere, share allke."--Youth's Companion. ~~./j]L D ETa0 IT --NO. 43~--*.O~3 itled together. Anxious faces, tear- roused himself. as far as she could she caught Jim by ~treakcd faces, and a few grim, stern- "'Any way, Jean," he persisted, "I the collar of his jersey. Then An- ~et faces might be seen amid the don't see what good you're doin' out drew's hold gave way, and with a throng. Sometimes the crowd was here. The Daredevil will come In all choking gas9 he sank beneath the hushed and still; sometimes the sllence right. You know your father's the water. gave place to an excited babble ,of best steersman in the town." "Help! I-Iclp! t-Iclp!" shrieked Jean, Voices, or was broken by the hysteri- "~iy father?" said Jean. "3Iy father but the help calne too late. She her- cal wail of an overstrung woman. is not out to-night." self was powerless. With one hand Above all sounded the wild shrieklng "Not out? Then who ~' ]~Ie she clung to the iron rung of the lad- of the wlnd and the thundering roar of stopped short suddenly, starting as der; with the other she held fast to the blllows ns they dashed upon the though some one had struck him a Jim's collar. VVhen help arrived Jim outer harbor wall or upon the rocks blow. Gradually he realized what it was soon lifted up: Warm drinks around. meant. "Jean," he shouted hoarsely, and a warm bed brought him back to The fishing fleet was returning "is it Jim you're watching for?" life again; but it was not until the home. On such a night it was impos- There was a strange wistfulness, el- morninL timt Andrew's body was re- sible for the smacks to live at sea; cost an appeal, in the girl's voice as covercd. FROM there were but two alternatives--to she replied so quietly that Andrew I@@ o ,~ be wrccked upon the rocks, or to "run scarcely heard the words. Every Sunday afternoon a young 99 the harbor," that IS to say, ,to let the "Yes, Andrew, it is Jim that I'm fisherman and his wife stroll arm-ln- boat run freely before the storm and watching for." arm through the quiet streets of Port- ~teer straight In through the harbor There was a long pause; both hearts soy. The villagers nudge one another "5T N mouth. A cool head and a steady were too full to speak, though with and smile in a kindly fashion as they hand, with perhaps a little luck, meant far different emotions. Andrew's see them turn up the road to the ceme- safety, a trlfling error .of judgment, frank, weather-beaten countenance tery which lies at tile back of the: the miscalculation o~ a few feet, was hard set as he stared vacantly be- town. The couple, on entering the meant almost certain death. It was fore him. cemetery, invariably pause before a "t I E .SNQ[ little wonder that on such .a nlght "Jean," he said at last, "I know certain grave. The girl (for she is mothers, wives, sisters and brothers /hm's a good sort, and I promise you still little more) stoops to place a strained their anxious eyes to pierce if he comes home safe to-night I'll wreatll of fresh flowers oll the mound.' the twilight which was closing in upon never bother you again as long as I The fisherman's eye is moist as he the tosstng sea. live." turns away, and, clasping 'the hand On the top of the outer wall, close The tears in the girl's eyes were not which lies on his arm, he mutters, by the harbor mouth, ,a girl was all due to the wind and salt water as half to himself, half to the girl by his erouching. It was r. wild spot .for she replied in a trembling voice. side: any one to choose. Often the spray "Thank you, Andrew. "You're a "Poor old Andrew, he was a good dashed over her; the hands with which good sort, too, and--and--I'm sorry." sort, and It was for your sake, Jean, she slung to the outer edge of the "'At least, you'll let me watch with that he died."--Waverley Magazine, wall were blue and numb with cold. you to-night till lie comes?" hE asked, 25 rA aJ. / The wind had shaken free her hair, trying to speak cheerfully, though his The Commercial Drummer Scored. heart was aching. Disagreeable Passenger (to Com- " 11 o "re" and it streamed wtldly behind her. Yet es r~¢t.. Traveler, sitting by open win- the look in her eyes showed that she "If you wish, Andrew," she replied, mercial felt neither the cold, nor the wet, nor and the two sat silent, straining their dow)--Excuse me, sir, but that open window is very annoying. the wind; her whole soul went forth eyes to pierce the dart~ness which was R~ZO~ ST~OP. eagerly, anxiously, into the darlcness. every moment becoming deeper. Commercial Traveler (pleasantly)-- Two boats had already arrived In For half an hour they sat waiting, I'm sorry, but I'm ~tfraid you'll have to grin and bear it. '0l NIN#lt 1 safety, and .now a third sall hove in and often the hardy fisherman won- gD T00l$. Disagreeable Passenger--I wish you sight, For a few moments the girl's dered how Jean could endure the wind would close it, sir. heart beat madly, but soon she recog- and the icy spray which ever and Commercial Traveler--Would like to nized that it was not the one she anon dashed up. tie dared not, how- 140 TAG ~. ~UBE£R POUCHf~ Fla£ CUT TO~4CCO. accommodate you, but I can't. looked for. Still she watched it with ever, raise his voice agahl to protest. Disagreeable Passenger--Do you re- a curious interest as, borne on the As he glanced at the girl so close to fuse to close th'tt window, sir? crest of a gigantic wave, it came his side he realized with pain how Commercial Traveler--I certainly rushlng swiftly on. Ere long she far she was removed from him. do. could distinguish the aged fisherman. Though he had often been rebuffed Disagreeable Passenger--If you don't Robert Bramond, standing calm and he had never until to-night given up close will. BIZTT~'R KNIFI~"ROGERS'. ~0 TAC$' collected "tt the wheel. I-Ils knee eye hoping that a love so Strong as his it, I Commercial ~Iraveler--I ll bet .you was fixed on the harbor mouth, nnd would one day be rewarded. As he WOn't. his hands held the spokes with a grip looked back on the last few years of Disagreeable Passenger--If go over o1~ iron. ~ On rushed the boat with his life and remembered how he had I there I will. breathless speed. The ,crowds on the ahvays been toiling, toiling, wlth the Commercial Traveler--I'll give you shore quivered with excitement as single aim of earning enough to give odds you won't. they saw it dart toward the harbor Jean a comfortable home, he felt that Disagreeable PassengEr--I'll ask you mouth. Then a cheer rang through the there was now a great blank which once more, sir, will you close that air as the wheel was whlrled round could never be filled up. window? SUGAR SNEtZ "ROGERS° CO TAa£. .and the boat swung safely into the At last their vigil was rewarded Commercial Traveler--No, sir, will haven. Ropes were quickly flung out Out of the darkness there suddenly I not, and made fast, and ere one could loomed the figure o~ a ship. On it realize it the danger was over. came with the white foam w'lshing Disagreeable Passenger' (getting on his feet)--Then will, sir. A strange little scene followed. Old her deck, and at times hiding it al- I Commercial Traveler--I would like Bramond, as he left the wheel, paused most from their view. It was some to see you do it. for a moment, doffed his great sou'- minutes before Andrew recognized the Disagreeable Passenger (placing his westcr, and raising his eyes to heaven, outlines, and shouted to Jean: hands on the objectionable window)-- NAtr AND PEPPER s~r. muttered a few words of thanks to "It's the Daredevil this thne." I'll show you whether I will or not, TAPE ~EA.~UB~, tJ God. The watching crowd was awed Jean did not aniwer. Her heart sir. into an impressive silence, which, how- was beating wildly now, and her tem- Commercial Traveler (as Disagree- ever, soon gave place to shouts of wel- ples throbbed with anxious excite- able Passenger tugs at wi-ndow)-- come and congratulation. meat. As the boat drew near the two Why don't you close It? There were two persons by whom reckless of the danger, rose to their Disagreeable Passenger (getting red this incident passed unnoticed. The feet, and, despite the buffeting or the in the face)--It, appears--to be stuck. 2 86~c~ fiv/sr TABsheine equalt# one ofothem mentioned. one was the girl on the outer wall, wind, stood watching its approach. I Commercial Traveler--Of course it who was already staring out again "Jim's at the wl~e/:l," shouted An- is. I tried to close it before you came over the water; the other was a young drew a little latter. in. "Good Luck," ,' Cross Bow," ,,Old Honesty," fisherman from the boat whieh had Jean nodded without speaking. And then the Disagreeable Passen- Just arrived. As soon as the boat was As the DaredEvil swept on it seemea *,Master Workman," ,,Sickle," ,, Brandywine," ger" felt foolish, and the other passen- safely moored-he had lept ashore, evident tha~ the steersman had her gers chuckled audibly.--Tlt-Blts. *, Planet," ,, Neptune," ,, l~azor," ,,Tennessee and, having avoided his relatives and under wonderful control. Jim's quick eye darted from the-harbor mouth to Cross Tie," ,, Ole Varginy." a friends, was already making hts way Q~een Champions a Doff. the waves at his side; often a quick round the outer harbor. In a few Tlle Paris Figaro tells an interest- BO Z~a& minutes he had clambered up beside turn at the wheel to right or left ing anecdote of the Queen of the Bel- the girl. Evaded the onslaught or an angry TAGS MAY BI~ ASSORTHD IN SECURING PRESENTS. gians. While her ~Iajesty was driving FOUHTAIH pEh'. ,ia# TA#£. "Jean," he shouted in her ear. "Jean, breaker, and kept the boat directed the other day in a pony chaise in the towards the goal. ,what are you doing here?" environs of Spa she met a rag~picker's MAf'C~ ~ox. Our new illustrated The girl started and looked around. Suddenly, when the boat was only car.t drawn by a dog, which was being "Oh, it's you, Andrew," she ~said about thirty yards from the harbor cruelly "beaten by the two occupants. tt g CATALOOUE OF PRESENTS carelessly. mouth, the two figures on the outer The Queen drew her carriage across wall caught Jim's eye. I~e looked at "Yes," he replied, "It's me. But the road and requested the ragpickers them keenly; then started vlolently as what on earth are you doing out here to cease Ill-treating the dog. Their FOR 1902 he recognized who they werE. For a on sueh a night? Why, you might be only reply was a volley of insulting moment the wheel, slipped from his swept oE at any minute." language, while they thrashed the un- will includ~ many articles not shownhere. It will contain the "Oh, I'm all right," she answered. haud, and that moment's distraction fortunate animal more brutally than most attractive List of Presents ever off©red for Tago~ and will i; "I've been here for an flour already, spelt rflin. Ere he could recover the before. Her i~Iajesty thereupon turned be sent by mail on receipt of postage--two cents. ~nd I mcan to stay until the Daredevil Daredevil had pitched crashing into her carriage round and follawed the (Catalogue will be ready for mailing about January xst~ x9o2. ) ~0mes home." the harbor wall. ii men to Theux, where she had them ~$ TAaS. "It's madness," he shouted back; With a horrified scream Jcan rushed arrested for cruelty. Our offer of Prenenta for Tags will expire Nov. 3oth, x9o2. *'you're doin' no good to any one and down the shore steps which led to the On the police authorities wishing to doln' a lot of harm to yourself. Why, quay below, Andrew following close add the charge of iasulttng the Queen, CONTINENTAL TO~XCCO COMrANY. you must be drenched to the skin. at her heels. As they ran they saw her Majesty asked them to strike It Look here, Jean," he cried, almost an- J/m thrown forward by the shock. As out, as she made her complaint solely Write your name and addressp/a/n/y o~ outside of packages~ grily, as hls words appeared to have he tried to regain hls feet the boom In her capacity of a member of the containing Tags, and send them and requests for Presents to no effect, "I've come out here to take swung round, and, strlking hlm on Society for the Protection o~ Animals. you back, and you must come." the head, swept him over into the 2S DSG~. C. Hy. BROWN, 7S TAG~. "I must "come, must I?" and even water, Its Use. over the roaring of the storm her voice "Oh, Andrew, save him! save him! Willie a certain infanh.y regiment 424! Fo|som Ave., sounded scornful and iudignant; "and He's drowning," crled the girl, her was stationed at Aldershot it hac~ St. Louis, Me. pray, Andrew Fairweather, what right eyes starting in terror and her face among the ~recruits a country yokel have you to talk to me like that?" ashy pale. who was such a great duffer that the For a little while Andrew was For a moment Jim's head was visible drill sergeant could not beat anything silent. His voice was hoarse, and above the troubled waters, then he into him. ~embling when hE spoke again, with sank beneath the foam. One day, while the recruits were be- his mouth close to her ear. "Save him! For God's sake, save ing inspected by the off]eel's, the coun- "Jean," he said, "it's a strange, wild him!" cried Jean again in agony, tryman seemed more awkward than place to talk of love, but you know I clutehfng at Andrew's arm. ever. At last tile angry drill sergeant would give all I have in the world to Andrew looked down a the seething shouted to him: gala the righ~ of taking care o£ you." cauldron beneath hhn and hesitated. "~an, what is your head on for?" The earnest passion in his tone made Then suddenly gripping Jean by both "Why, to keep my colla/" from slip- the girl's face soften a little, but her hands, he shouted in her ear, "For ping off!" was the ready retort.--Lon. ~eply was firm. your sake, Jean," and next instant he don Spare ~Ioments. Gee. Matzen wen~ to Detroit Tues- day. gb¢ ¢ontlnu¢O "ff,tor~ 1o %ocal lbappenin0 Ida Strillter returned from Buffalo ! of Gurrcnt ~vent~. Monday. N Ed StrilIier, Argyle, was in town I Wednesday. Dry Qoods Pearl Leeis now clerking at W. A. N °° @ Lecture Course tickets 50c. A.W. Seed is in town for a few Fairweatner's. " Mrs. A. A. McKenzie is on the sick days. 1Krs. McGeorge returned Tuesday N i) y ti++{s Sale list. Elsie Klumpisat Brown City this from the Pan-Am. N Specia Prices Nl Will begin Saturday, Oct. G. W. Cog returned from Cli0 Sun- week.. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sheridan went to day. Dr. Wellemeyere spent Sunday at Detroit, Saturday. N From Oct. 26 until and and will continue 'till Nov. M. L. Moore is under Dr. Deming's Vassar. Dr. King was called to Shabbona care. Clarke McKenzie called at Argyle Wednesday morning. N including Nov. This is the time to buy your supply for winter. MissHelen Brumm returned home Sunday. H.S. Wickware and wife were a~ N Monday. Miss Higgins, Owosso is visiting Greenleaf Wednesday. Miss Mary Janks, Care visited here friends here. H. II. Gould, Pigeon, was in town All our Prints ...... 5c Lot of Ladies' Furs, $15..$12.50 Sunday. Mr. Eddy, Saginaw was in town the on business Wednesday. N Fine assortment of Blankets, 12.tc Outings ...... 10c Lot of Ladies' Furs, $10...$8.50 Glenn Moore, Care visited at. home first of the week. Miss Cassie McPhail, Argyle was a 10c Outings ...... 8c Children's Jackets in great var- Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Moore visited at caller in town Tuesday. Underwear, Sheetings, Outings, etc. 6 and 7c Outings ...... 5e iety. Win. Schwaderer lefbfor Buffalo Kingston, Sunday. Tom Ross has returned after One lot of Quilts, si.25 ..... $1.00 100 Blankets, 65c ...... 53c Saturday. Kate Zinnecker returned from a a year's absence from tmme. And would have you not forget that we are 1500 yards Cotton, 6c ...... 4½c All other goods reduced in pro- N Ni,i short visit at Argyle. N offering bargains in the Shoe and Rubber line. Lot of Ladies' Plush Capes , portion. Ed Wettiaufer was sick a few days Miss Ethel Craw, Care, was visiting $10.00 ...... ~...... $7.50 last week. Nark Wickware and Spencer Hunt in town a few days this week. Station agent Beebe is m3ving here visited in Care, Sunday. . Miss Jessie Crosby is visiting in N @ this week. Maggie Zinnecker is suffering from Ypsilan~i and Detroit this week. Dr. Morris went to Mr. Clements an attack of tonsilitis. .qrant Fritz and Clare Stevenson re- N Wednesday. Louis Usher and Blake Gillies went turned Wednesday from Buffalo. N Albert Dunham is employed as clerk: to Care Monday to work. La ngl J[anes e Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand spent Sun- at H. IIunt's. Chas. G. Wickware, Care visited at day at Chas. Rather's, Kilmanagh. N @ - = A. W. Traver and wife visited at D. J. Landon's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Patterson, Ar- Argyle Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Jackson is visiting at gyle visited at Chris.~StrilIler's Sunday. ~tl~ Lecture Course tickets at 50c. It's G. A. Steveson this week. Mr. Coon, Bay City, was the guest throughout Sanilac county. Mrs. A TESTIMONIAL. Poultry Wanted Every i cheap~ Get one. Mrs. E. L. Kellogg, Traverse C~ty is of Eva Osborn a few days this week. Elliott is tim daugl~ter of Nelson Cam- CAbb C TY Day. iti~hest Chas. McCue left for Washington visiting her meee Mrs. W. Davis. Mrs. C. O. Lenzner, who has been Cass City, Oct,. 10; 1001. Gash Prioes. eron of Port Sanilac, who was l'or To Editor Chronicle. D. C. last Monday. Angus McPhail and Clayton Mc- visiting in Argyle a few days return- thirty years superintendent of the Dear Sir:~For severM years I have A. Porter, Saginaw was in town the Kenzie visited at Argyle Sunday. ed Wednesday. poor in Sanilac county. Mr. Eiliott been troubled wiIsh deafness, roaring ,,~ fore part of the week. Mary Zinnecker left Wednesday for Mrs. L. R<>bb, who has been visiting expects his family here abou1~ N(~v. 1. in my heafl and all the. symptoms of Price List for: Mrs. Chas. Webber, Fenton, is the a stay wi~h friends in Lake Odessa. her parental home in Crosweli, return- ...... ®.O ,la~. -- Ohronic Catarrh. I believed that my guest of Mrs. Metealf. ed home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bently left Mon- A CARD OF THANKS, ease was incurable, but upon the ur- the t etail Trade Mr. and Mrs. Treadgold,.Ubly, visit- day for a visit with friends in Canada. The Ladies of the Presbyterian gent re(luest of a friend 1 consulted E Having disposed of' my undertaking ed at L. Karr's Sunday. Church expect to hold another rum- Dr. Morrison of the Detroit Clinic. Roast Beer,...... 9 and 10c. N:uttonStew, ...... 7 and 8c E. W. Keating was called to Canada business to H. T. Elliott of Pontiac, l mage sale in the near future. Aftera careful examination he said Shoulder Steak, ...... 10c. Mutton Chops, ...... 12~c Florence Clarke is assisting as clerk on account of the serious ilness of his desire to express my sincere thanks to ] father. Rudolph Fisher, Chicago, a brother he could cure me in two L0onths. 1 Round Steak ...... I2c. Mutton Roast, 10 and 12+c at Gee. Matzen's this week. all of my friends and paLr()ns who] of Mrs. Ellen Bader, is the guest of commenced treatment and in two Porter House Steak, .... 14c. Pork, ...... 10c Mrs. Gee. Johnson, Detroit, is visit- The Ladies Aid of ~he M.E. church have shown me many courtesies Mr. and Mrs. Brooker this week. monLhs I was cured; could hear as T Sorloin Steak ...... 14c. Chops, ...... t2c ing at Mrs. E. K. Wickware's. will imve a social at the parsonage to- ing the~, many years that I have been / Rib Stew ...... : ...... 6c. Shanks ...... 25c well as ever; rio more pain or roaring Pastor Torbet preaches at the night ( Friday. ) Miss J. Evans, Sanilac Center who in business. I bespeak tim santo[ in tam head. I was afraid it would ~eal Stews, ...... 10c ...... and 14c Brookfield church next Sunday. is re-aching in Argyle, spent Saturday hearty c<~-operation for my success(w, | J. Schwaderer and C. Schultice were return but I have had a severe~ c0id VealSteak,...... 16c. Veal Roasts ...... 12ic and Sunday as the guest or Mary wlmisinevcry way fully equipped to Secure you/" seats for the Lecture at Sebewaing and Unionvllle the lat- since I was cured and there has been Zinnecker. do 151m work required of a funeral di- Course at the Cass City Bank. ter part of last week. n, reburn of the trouble so I knowI SAUSA(iES BOLOGNA The Chronicle scholarship contest rector. I also desire to state that for The Lecture Course :opens at the Jas. McDonald, living three miles am cured. I want all your readers to A has already awakened much in~erest s<)me time tt come I shall assist 5h'. PRESSED BEEF DRIED BEEF opera house Thursday evening, Oct. nort, hwest of here, who has been very know of my wonderful cure. among tim young people. Someone Elliott in his work. BOILED HAM 31st. sick, is convalescent. (Sjgne d) IqtiNK I~OXD. will be the "lucky" one. A. A. ~OKENZIE. Fir. and Mrs. L. E. Tallmadge; GORN BEEF Lit, tle Gel'tie Schlichter, Brown City Roadmaster Shea of the P. O. & N. Riley Center, are visiting at, George i:OR, .qA LE~Mangels, 8c per busl: is visiting at the homeof Jos. Marius road, has joined the redskins, judging Pratt's. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. el, cash, Enquire of U. 1t; Txeaws.. Dressed Poultry of all Kinds Bought and Sold. for an indelinite time. from his latest photo which can be Rev. Gifford and T. H. ])'ritz attend- At :i meeting of tl~e village council O. B. Randall, Vassar, representa- seen any day in the baggage car of ed the S.S. Convention at Novesta Monday evening, tim following mem- tive of the Saginaw Shoe House, was Trains No. 1 and 2. Oash Paid Ior Hides, Tallow and Pells, Tuesday. bers ware present, President ileller, CASS CITY MARKETS. in town on Wednesday Mrs. Win. Lepla, on the State road Trustees Brotl mr~on, Orosby, Lee, ('ass OiLy, Mich., Oct. ,'-'3. 1901. The Cass City C. Schultice, who has been visiting T one and one-half miles from the Me. and Sir:flier, and Clerk Mart. Wheat., No. I while ...... [ ...... (;6 Schwaderer Bros. returned to Detroit Tim Ernest Gamble Recital Co. is a oo' =ko' W. 3ANK5 Conell school house, will sell her prop- The report of the Commissioner was Wheat, No. 2 red ...... : 66 Monday. company of artists of unusual merit. Rye. No. 2 ...... 45 Don't niiss hearing them. erby at a public sale on Monday Nov- read and was accepted and placed ()n White oats, No. 2 ...... 35 ~ Mrs. 0. W. Helleris visiting at 4at loclock. A. D. Mead, Auctioneer, Iite. The amount collected for light Peas ...... 40 55 Mesdames: Pratt and Tallmadge, Battle Creek, Lansing and other Married Oct. 23 by Justice McArth: was $206.19; for supp!ies, $3.74; for IIan(lpickl;ed Beans ...... 1 55 Deford, gave the Chronicle office a points this week. ur, Mort Kayser to Adolfine Curwell, water, $75.89. Eggs per doz ...... 16 pleasant call 0n Wednesday. Bu~ter .... ' 12 Ernest Gamble Recital Co. will open both highly esteemed young people of Tim street commissioner was in- Live hogs, per OWL ...... 5 50 [ pre er to h nale g ~ the Lecture Course on Thursday ev- Mr~ and Mrs. G. M. Richmond, who Wickware. They will spend their structed to put a ditch and crocks on Beef, live weight ...... 3 00 350 ening, Oct. 31st. have beed visiting at O. C~ Wood's, honeymoon in Bay City visiting rela- Sanilac street on the proper grade i;heepllve weight, per lb ...... 2 50 3 00 returned to Pontiac Wednessay. tives. and use the surplus dir6 in raising Lambs ...... 3½ 4 ~ Joch tl~e Lad, Cass City's big horse, Dressed Veal ...... "...... : ...... 7 8 .~ ~ is gradually recovering from a serious North Seegar street. ~= fioo reliable airy (i00ds May Landon left, Friday for Care Mrs. Dr. Morris, accompanied, by Dressed Hogs ...... , ...... |i 7 Street Commissioner Ramsey was ~ attack of inllammation of the lungs, whei'e she has secured work in M. Mrs. Julia Dann, returned from Mr. Dressed Beef: ...... 5 00 6 00 ~ ~a and consequently our stock in this lineis•beyond reproach. Clemens on Wednesday evening. Mrs. instructed to construct a culve:t chicken ...... 5 5 & Mrs. Joseph Frutchey, accompanied tIimelhoch's millinery department. Ducks ...... 5 Call and look over our stock of Pails, Cream Cans, Dairy by Miss Kate Mahoneyi returned from Morris is much improved and her across the north side of 5fa.iu stzeet W. J. Campbell has moved his stock Geese ...... ~., .:.., 5 ~{ ~ Thermometers, Churns, Cream Separators, Skimmers, a week's visit at Brown 0ity last Sat- family entertain hopes of her ulti- on Wesk street. Turkey ...... 6 ~ .~ of goods and the express office to his Strainers, etc. Only place in town where strictly hand- ':= urday. mate recovery. The village attorney was instructed ilides, green 5 ' new quarters in the Fri~z block Wed- ~ made milk pans are sold. to examine the specifications of the ROLE EIeq~II [~LS. On Monday, Nov. _4tlb B. F. Phettc- nesday. Don't fail to read our scholarship White Lily, per bbl ...... 390 ~{ proposed sewer system and report at o [q/gl place near Shabbon a will have a pub- offer on the first page., It's a bona Ileller's Best pdr bbl ...... ~...... Y.. 4 30 The home ofSam'l Strifller has been fide offer. Everybody has the same the next meeting. Ptllsbury's Best ...... 4"80 lic sale of horses, cattle and farm im- gladdened by the arrival of a baby Graham llour per bbl ...... : ...... 3 90 plements. clmnce. The one who secures I~he All bills &nd accounts presented girl. It is said the baby looks like werealh)wed with the exception of Granulated meal, per ewt ...... 1 75 Rev. Smith was installed as pastor most coupons will be able to attend [Oeed per ewl~ ...... 1 10 her papa. one fr:~m Pdggsand Sherman and it of the Ubly Presbyterian church on the International Business College Meal per ewt ...... ; .... 1 10 Secure your tickets and reserved was recommended that that be laid Bran per ewt ...... 80 Wednesday, Bey. Torbet of this place free of charge. seats for the Lecture Course at the over until the next meeting. Mlddllngs per ewt ...... 90 preaching the sermon. Mrs. A. Torbet underwent a painful CassCity Bank at once. They are On motion the council adjourned. Rye llour per ewl~...... 2 00 surgical operation at Harper Hospit- Salt ...... : ...... 60 Jas. A. Rogers, one-half mile north goin~ fast. llow About our (;lock? of Novesta corners, has an ahction al, Detroit, last Friday. Dr. Living- Bey. Gee. R. Jackson called in town sale on Friday, Nov. 1st. Striiller & ston assisting. Mr. Torbet infol'ms See bhe new furs at Matzen's. Is it keeping time to the dot? Or do you Monday. Beginning next Sunday the Chronicle that Mrs. Torbet is do- McKenzie are the auctioneers. Cream white Shetland Floss at have to do a good deal of guessing to know evening, he will hold revival meetings ing nicely and will soon be able to TheP. O.&N. road will run the Matzen's. An Opportunity where you are at? I make a specialty of in the Bethel church. return home again. last excursion for this season to De- Bert Lester, Novesta, purchased ~FffA barn to renb. Enquire at, F. A FAVORED FEW I trolL on Thursday, Oct. 31st. Th6 On Tuesday evening while Mark Watch a.d Clock repairi.8 one of the new Pinney houses on Sykes' shoeshop. round trip rate from Cass City to De- Wickware was leading his horse and Work guaranteed. Woodland Ave. He expects to occupy FOP~ SALE--Good fur overcoat for trmt is $2. trying to ride his wheel at the same We hlLve IL lilt)s[ excelleIlt Ol)portun]ty -A complete line of Jewelry, Silverwareand ] the same in the near future. time, the horse ran against a fence, $10. Enquire of MRs. E. K. WmK- for two }wight, active, yOllll~ nh~ll, Illld g,LI- WA 10-23-2 so for I~WO eonlDallh)liai,lc.yollw,, hi(lies io Spectacles. Call and see me. Mason Torbeton Tuesday had the The subject of the lecture at the M the wheel became uncontrollable and gn. work far Lheir b, ard and veom While tak- misfortune to nearly cut off the end lllff a coHr...;e ill this college. E. church Sunday evening will be, the result is that Mark carries a ~'[]OST--On Tuesday aftern(~on (m ~,lll.lly of our bosl; slu(lulltS Hre WOl'k]ll~, of one of his finger~. Dr. Treadgold "The Significance of Trifles; or the rather disfigured "physog". Main Street,, a t)ocketbook containing for their board, and some of the mosi) sue~ Main St,, Cass City° cessl'ul youllg i)eOl)le are those who imve 3. F. Hendrick. who dressed the finger thinks ib can Hand of God in Little Things." a sum of money and some valuable worked for I lmir b()ar(i. The following letters remain un- If you wish an education and have Ilot be saved alright.. papers belonging t(~ lPrank-Martin. The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres- olaimed in the P. O. at Cass City Mich. sufficient means to procure It; you should Finder will please leave at, this oIllce write to us at ()nee. byterian church will meet at the for the week ending Oct. 19.1901. :Clint- This opportuni|y will nob go begging. and receive reward. residence of Mrs. Cims. McCue on Wed- on Mills, Louis tI. Wondree, Clarance nesday afternoon Oct. 30. Tea will Shapley, P. tI. Starks, Gaylord Shag- be served at the usual hour and a very ena, Maggie McDonald, Atbert Green- Gernxans With an Irish Brogue. Intcrnati0nal Business College Of late years many German boys go cordial invitation is extended to all. wood. When calling for above please SAGINAW, MIG|I. to h'etand to learn the language and F. IN. IN~,rporj IPrc..'~. ll~. I. F|shj ScC. There are fifty-five phone subscrib- mention "advertised". acquire at the same time the Irish mid- ers at present witl~ good prospects of The band played several selections dle class opinion of England, which i several more in the near future. The on the street Friday evening. Messrs. they cherish and propagate on their re- q exchange is now located in the Chron- turn to their native land. Perhaps that Laing and tIunt showed their appre- International Business College~ Always have something icle building. The subscribers are ciation by handing the boys liberal Is one of the sources of German dislike for the Englishman. Another thing asked to notice the change in num- donations. The band is making prep- Saginaw, Mich, new toshow you ..... bers. A new card will be issued next that the German boy acquires in Ire- arations for a concert in the opera land is a rich and varied brogue, and One el: the l~trgest schools in the state. New line of Fleeced Lined Wrappers just received. week. house on the evening of Thanksgiving By far the finest e(lulI~ped of any school In one of the most amusing things one |he state, and rivals the very I{est in the Our store was never better prepared than at the present 'Phones have beer~ placed in the fol- Day. The program will be published hears in Germany Is the waiter who United States. time to furnish you witch complete assortments in all de- lowing business houses and residences: later. speaks German-h'tsll English. A music A large faculLy of specialists. No stddents teaching for tu:tion. partments. Special bargains for you all the time--no end Gould & Traver, implement ware htH1 comedian who could adequately 100 per cent, of our graduates are suc(:ess- to them. house; T. H. Hunt, grocery; Frutch- ANOTHER BUSINESS CHAN(iE. imilnte this combination as I have fre- ful. A larger "I)er centage of our studenls quently heard it would certainly make who do not graduate are successful lh~tI| flrolu ey's egg lmuse, council r,)oms; F. A. 'A, McKenzie, who has been any other school in Michigan. Klump, residence; Joe ])h'utchey at his i'o|'lune, Next to this in ludicrous- Our business tralnin~ is taken direct from Men's $2.50 Pants ...... $1.75 closely identified for many years with business houses, consequently, wt~ teach Gordon's tayern; Will Davis, resi- uess is the cocl~ney English of many Men's 2.00 Pants ...... 1.50 the business interests of our village, lmrwrs nnd waiters, learned, I have no business IneJl's methods insteaflof text book dence; D.J. Landon, residence; F. theories. Men's 1.25 Pants ...... 1.00 has disposed of his undertaking estab- doubt, within the sound of Bow bells.-- In eonjunetion witil our shorth,~nd, we glve Men's ,:1.00 Pants ...... 75 Nettle ton, residence. lishment to Herbert T. Elliott o1' Outlook. a thorough otllee training. . Our studeuts, on graduation, are better Men's 75GPanLs.. ; ...... (;0 Sam,l Champion is a ~enuine hust- Pontiac. Mr. McKenzie has been prepared to l)lettse their employers th:lm the Pri~4oneru Refu.ue to Eat. graduates of many schools after they have Blankets at 50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.25. ler. With the help of able assistants, sorely altlicted with rheumatism for One hundred and forty political pris- had several years of experience. he has distributed 70,000 pieces of ad- several years, and for Bhis reason has Open all the year. Both day and evening Outings at 3, 5, 8 and 10c. .mers ai Kiev who were kept In soll- sessions. Dress Goods at, 10c to $3.0o a yard. vertising maturer throughout the laid aside the arduous wm'k connected iary conlinement In dark cells for four Tuition rates the lowest, yet lnstrueth)n the best. Child's'fleeced Underwear, 10 to 50c ~humb cnuntry during the past few with the undertaking business. monlhs without any pretense of trial or Employment department h! eonJmtetlon Entire new line of Weeks. While at, the North Branch examination agreed by some mysteri- with the college which serw~s our students Ladies' ileeced Underwear, 25c, 50c Mr. Elliott, his successor, is a young free of charge. Men's Wool Fleeced Underwear, 50c Bu(ter and fair, a representative of the Chronicle -man in the prime of life. He has a ous means to strike by refusing to take We will gladly give you. advice relzarding Men's 0otton " Underwear, 35c had occasion to no~ice how systemati- food. says a Moscow correspondent. any matter pertahflng to your educalton. ' ~ Ladies' and Children's pleasing personality, and having had Write to us toda,y; and be sine th~Lt you use Men's Co,ton Underwear, heavy, 25c eggs wanled , Th(ay resolutely carried out the project cally Mr: Champion goes about his several ,years experience in hospital the proper address, - . o until the prison governor was faced by Capes and Jackets. workf ~ He knows how to interest the work, and a thorough scientific train- the choice of the grave scandal of 140 International Business College, ~ people in the literature which he dis- ing beside, places him in the foremost prisoners dying or sending them to the "~~~~~ ~-'v~..~ ~_..~~~'~-~.~.~.~'~-.~_..~x_~--'~_..~_..~_..~..~ ~ tributes, and therefore his work is Of ranks of embalmers. Mr. Elliott was ho. pital. He sent them to the hospital, Saglnawi Mich. ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ great value to his employers. raised at Lexington and is wellknown i ando they were soon released. F, H, Harperf Pres, "~ E. I Flsh~ Sec.