THE ST. JdfflJS NEWS. VOLUME XVIU—Na 38. THE ST. JOHNS ^NEWS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Maj 2. PAGES. ONE DOUJM A TBAB. BURIED LAST FRIDAY IMV M me SOCIAL EVENTS mSTALUTNW BONN lDMRi m I Hl VimKR.\i« HKRVIC’ES PE:NIN€4H tiE THE WEEK IN MELD TFKSDAY BY 'THE NATIUK- I IE MlUi. .RARV Mc' pleasant an«l nx»vel manner. deputy J. It. Wyckoff of Grand Rap­ raaUMlce of her eon K. M> K«*e by At 7:10 the guests all In costume as­ ids as follows: Raw. O. 8. Northrop, the Iniermeni be- sembled at the home of Ml«s Ityan. Past president. Gserge O. Wilson: READY m THE HDUDAYS Um m*de In the Victor cemetery be- BY THE FIRST OF HIRE corner of Ottawa gnd Baldwin streets, THE COLDEST IN » YEARS pres.. Rosetta M. Drake; rice pram., it. NNSm B OONNi OVBt akla her husl»and who |uiee«-«l swax where they were ushered Into a room Herton K, Clark; eec'y. Walter Q. thirty years uco, appropriate!)' Atted up for playinv Wyckoff; treas.. Robert J. Kelley: WORK ON OjmOLR' chvhom lira McKee, whose maiden name WAiMlN f'OMPANV'H PliANT WHX M-hool. Mere a pr«»gram was gl%*en AVEK.\€4E 'IT'lMPKRATtTRE ONLY chaplain. Elisabeth Tret per; conduc ­ HIM EXAMINATION WAS COB- w*a Mary A, Valentine, was born In under the direction of the hostesses tor. 41 race V. Losey; guard. Prank E. wmx COMMBNrE HOON. re: IN>fN€. RI’MfNRWi. ABIN'T NM DK4$RICKK WorthInpton. Jackson couni>. N. Y., xx'ho were also In costume. Classe* liaumgardner: sentinel, J. Leon Wheat fliukd riiBniBiin I March M. ls3L Hhe was matried to In history. ge«>graphy and music, fol- degree master. Frank W. Knapp: or ­ Charles It. McKee on .Mn> 3T. 1861, lowetl hy a literary and musical pro- PtoNi Vl'lll I'oMsr Hrrr Hy • Hperial ganist. Ethyl E. Finch, trueiee for Hfncral iMMtd llrwUriM^ mmI and the> immediately came to Micb- cram furnished much amusement. The Mrasy Dasssagr Dossr Hy IJghtaliSK .All three years. J. Earle Brosm. ail ff'grsi ai tT.f fiail lo H*« AoB Add lo llw Actlvllir la Icun. airlvln* at their farnt In Vic­ Traill •<— f’liaiMnaii E*««*tc»r>' amt part assigned to the guests were rrn- (Mrr Use N«ai«* isaaMay Niglil — Through the efforts of the local Derxl 'PoMMT HotH f*|gH< in Jail tor on June 1, There she I'ontlnued dere«| to |>erfectlon and reflected great deputy. Ilosetta M. Drake, a class of E'(NHMlr> I'xc liiM’ail»mr halltflac IWmIp. to reside for fifty xears. until she came credit to laith ptifdls and teachers of eight a-ere Initiated, increasing the —49llw^ Conn .\rwi>. to Johns six anti a half yeara apo the M'hool. Alxtut HI o'clock the class membership to fifty. The contracts for the construction Th(^ teaBon ttiat !• just oi»^nlnK to make her home wrlth her son. In astrnnomx* was called, .ind conduced The vx eat her this spring has i>een The society lias been In existence The examination of Dr. I*. H. Banta. of the Chapman factor.x* have lu-en promiii^n much to St. Johns In the .^he was one of the early membam uniler the stars to the home of .Miss fuM .if surprises, and the a*ealher for about sixteen years and has a which was bagun last week Wednas- way of public Improvement, a num* of the Haptlsi « hurch of Lainpaburv. let. the work hae bepvn and from noxv Barrlnicton. where u lesson In domestic iiiHti kept his biggest surprise for the membership In the United States of day, was resumed yesterday morning. l-rr of hulMtnics will eonn l».- com ­ if which she remained a conslatant on It will be pushed as rapidly as |k >«- science w;is Kiveii. and the art of taffy last, the month of April w'inding up $20.08 and their assets are placed Rosa Fedewa was again upon the pleted and others that are now lon- and honored meml>er till the day of slble. 'The plans call for a htilldlnK puIllnK XXH* thormighlv mastered, aft­ xxlth a thumler storm, snow storm apd at $3,500,000. The home office is lo ­ stand and when her cross-examina ­ teinplated will he i-imment hei death. A woRtan of more than 88 by 98 feet, with 18 foot hrick xralls. er which refre-hmenis xvere ..erx'ed freexe-up cated at NVaverly, New York. tion xs'as concluded the people «lid not The plant of the old Taf ;«• <*>»nipan>' oidinary Intellicence and *'ultura. she On account of the irreat cost of a self- and school dlsmlsseil promptly at The .spring starte*! (»iit xvlth^ every The local lodge was organised offer any other testimony. ha?* of late been iind« - K'dni: repalr- took a broad and Intelligent Interest supporting roof ox*er the entire shop, 11:10. The school lns|>e« tor was pres­ l•l^lmlse *if It \*erx early season, and about eighteen months ago, and dur ­ Justice Woodruff l>ound over Dr. |irei*Hra!or> to the In-lallat •m ••( lh« In utl that pertained to the kingdom the plan was modifled s«» as to permit ent at part of the session and ex­ iurtn XX.irk lieg.m In '••me part- of-the ing the past six months has paid $210 Banta to the circuit court for trial, Mb hiitan W’atC'O) a’lii .Miinufa< iui ttt^ .if tJod. two rows of posts which would leave pressed hlms«^ as well please«i with . .ttinty. XX her*- th** .'**11 xx.».' favorable, In sick Iwneflt*. fixing his bail at $2,000. The doctor (’ *. These are in arl> < •inplei* «l .*nd .‘ inaieii.i ha\e Mr:-.. Martha S. Osborn of Owoseo 26 feet hlirh which will allow amide year. The latter part *if .March every five year* and $16 per week for WBK at once furnished and accepted. l»e:*n re.ei\» in«l -'H»n • » wheels anti Mrs. Mar>’ Kniaht of I.Alnirsbura. space for erectlnr bulldimr'. It is The E. A. O. of the M E. church extraordinarily xvarni, and the month sickness or accident for the time the Frank Nantell, formerly clerk at tha will he tui'iiiiK '* :i«lliit' iJ' :h. hum anti two sons. James McKee of Colo- bellex’ed that the factory will be well idanned a "keeping contest" last Fri­ xvent out like a lamb. But there was member Is Incapacitated. Steel hotel, who wa* arrested some • •f lndii> ’!> ratlo anti E. C. McKee of 8t. Johns. suited to the neejis of the business. day evening. Mrs. L. Webster and nothing lamblike about April. In fact -\fter the ceremonies Tuesday even­ weeks ago on account of dlfflcultie* Preparatboi' f >i !!? • of a .* feet will he l arpenter xvork to 12.088. F. I*ul- ittendum e and the Arst x%eek In June •older than the mean ax'erage since order. a young woman were arretted on the nip- red Till IfilildinK w in cost HIRAM JAMES WORDEN frey was axx-arded the contract for the the losing “Ide xvlll provide an ex'en- 1^79, and 2.31 degrees colder than charge of unlawfully living together tle.ur f n.tMi .iini ii. der* rihed In :in- mas.in xvork. and M. F. Washburn iuK* ent.-rtidnmenl for the winners. the average for any April during that and both are in custody. HI* examin­ •-'he • UM J. for the lonstrucilon of the buildlnK. .\t a bii-iue-- meeting nf the E. A. perlo*l. DIED IN DETROIT ation xvas set for Tuesday, but xs'as Tc> i'> -.rtful National Hank huild- .Mil.lilKIt tiE' Till. Civil. W.\ll For a time the que.stion of sidetrai'k «», last Fridax e\enlng at the home of The total precipitation for the adjourned till a later date. f;u llltles threatened to make ronsld- .Mrs. I,oyd U’ehst* r the folloxvlng of ­ m«inth xvas 3.6 4 Inches, or 1.14 aliove li u ' be finished .•nd furnished i>ii:i> riuoAV MCHiT. FDIIMKH NT. .IDIINS MERCHANT Mrs. Hattie R. Nichols of Bengal .•e.4«l> tor . upancy late In the sum- ♦•rable delay. The po-lilon of one of ficers were . hoaen for the ensuInK six the mean average since 1879. This has filed a bill in chancery against ir. i .iiul win he the finest hiilldinsT In Hiram J. Worden tiled at the home the sidetracks Is to be . hanaed. but months: HaRel I’lmkard. pres,; large figure, however, is due to the PASSED AM'AY .S.ATI'IIADV. Allen Nichols, her husband, to set tli< t .Minty ic his nelce Mr;-. C. Ilochon Friday aiiihorlt.v had not l>een re. elved from Eunice tllass, x-Ve pres,; Susan .*uls Vauconsant. for many years aside IS. deed of her farm, which she Aifi.idy -iiine work ha>= l*een done ii».jhl about nine o'clock at the aae the company to remove it and the -ec.; (tlenn Hemleraon, treas.: Mr*. H. total up to Sunday being only 2.82 a merchant In .'tt. Johns, died at hla signed in 1903. At that time she waa .>n th* Kr*»iinil? where .‘*t. Joseph’s o' nearly seventy-five years. tmek l.ny where It xvas proposed to Knlffln. chairman of visitation com.; Inches, or 1.4 8 less than the mean home in Detroit at an early hour Sat­ very sick, and not expecting lo lire <\ath i" hurt h 1« to stand and a* .Mr. Worden was born In New York erect the buildlnK. The matter xvas Fern Bennett, chairman reception •average. she gax'e a deed of the land to her .Max 12. 1832. and came to .Michigan tlnall> armnaed by trans|»oslnK the com.; Mrs. I,. Webster, chairman »o- This (Ilfference was made up by a urday morning from the effects of .■« )‘*u ,1 i( ivv\ matter- pertalnInK t*» a stroke of paralysis suffered some husband, the land being worth about the Stinktand * state h.tv»- heen *et- fiftx-three years aito. living; for a Ionic location^ xvhlch had been ‘•elected for * lal com.: Eunice rsiass. <-hairman of thunder and rain srotm of" unusual time since. $2,800. 8he claims this deed woe not tleil »ht- old '■Muare hrii k house will iltui* In Victor township. .‘hlo. of French parents 86 death, and that it was recorded with­ .r.tii fiir ‘he -tone foundation It Is xvlf. died In 1903. just ea'if of the line of Oakland street. An. teacher. xvhtle the play of lightning for an out her knowledge or consent on The deceased xvns a soldier In the When the foundry I- ready for instal­ hour .tr more w.as Incessant. The years ago and igme with his parents tin Inf-ni'oij •' the |•.'lrish to have to Michigan In 1869, settling on a farm .March 23 last. She also claims that *1 n*'w edltb • for worship I'nlon army, havini; enllfted with Co. lation it is cxfiertei] that the sidetrack The W. F. N. M. club met at the storm xvn« general throughout the the deed was not witnessed or ack­ 1 of .-harp-shooter?* attachetl to the XX ill half been moved to It-^ proper pleasant home n( Thoma* Bromley state, and heax’x* *lamage Is reporte*! In Gllx'e township. In 1870 he came b Im h.lld:\- to St. John and engaged In business nowledged at the time It was execu­ A winif ,'iddeil f* the Ka«t 2Tth Ilcirimcnt .»f MIrhiaan Volun ­ piai I last Saturday evening. A x-ery en- from all over the loxx*er peninsula. ted. but that when recorded It bore the with his brother Peter, for a long time teers. Actual xxork beaan in the Chapman jo>'nbIe time wa* spent and a four In "llnton county no very heax'y loss ­ signatures of witnesses and an ack­ w, to h**oI hii.tdlnic will undoiihted- occupying the building that Is now Ills health beaan to fail al>out a factory this mornlna. when flx*e men . ourse luncheon serx'ed. Application* es .are reporte*!. but a good tlcal of nowledgement. Bhe asks to have the i> flfil'he*l iurlntr the summer, leased to A. G. Jones. year aa«> and for the past few months xx'ent to work >n the foundation, and for membership ha\*e been received by minor .lamage was *Ione bx* the elec­ tleed cancelled. makins' ami».« ."ii < omotlatlon for all About ffve years ago he disposed of he haj< been recelvlna the care of his more will be added this afternon. the club and by vote It wa* decided tric fluid, sexcral line* of telephone Mrs. Nichols has also filed a bill pui*i'!' “ tn that district and doina away his Interests here and for a time lived witlt the ne-e-:-;ltv of orcup> Inir the niece althouah ho haa not been con ­ The directors of the Iluslneas Men's To Increase the number enrolled. pole-* having been struck, phone* asking for a dlx'orce from her hut- In Grand Rapids later going to De­ l»a«ein« nt »• the r'entrni .'ji - ' T* lust south of the r>r. Ken- . harae of the Charles E. Orlsson Post In a recent letter receix’ed by By­ pht»rie.- were burned out. MARRIED IN LANSING were born four •on*. Theodore. Al­ > Mi o o, k nn*l K. H. Shaw l»n» pur- of which he was .i member. Hex*. J. ron Danley from President Cameron Th*- barn.' m th*- farm of An-on It. n, PInckard of the Methodl.st church of the MlchUrnn Waaon Co., the lat­ «IITEIII«T(Ml»--»x**n In * »vi«l xvere ^triiik anti totally fred. Ed and Louis. The mother died h,n-‘ d ‘he old howllnir .'ille> hulldinte FtHlMEll ST. .IOII.Nk GIRL WEDS prcr.rhlnir the »«rmon. ter stated that he expected to have •I (rtixeii tMgethef with nearl) all of wlien her son- were still young boys >u-* oiith of the Little hulldinir and ?nd Mr. Vnur msant then married Mis* int* n i‘ to put In n new brick block. the i^t. Johns plant In ninnInK order r t Mijfeni Fortiin.ately there was IN THE r.\i»iT.\i. < m*. Marion Brya and to this union one Tlf -> tw new .t-.reo w l!’ rob', jcreatly by June 1. riNi: AIIIIAY <»F PHTI’lll.S AT but IHfii b. : op hantl ;it the time of son. I..CO. wn*« born. A very pretty xx’eUdlng occurred at • ' ’i - appearan-e - f th*- north end - f BIDS RECEIVED They will make quick work of the IIAICM<».\li: HALL. ?he fir- . Funeral “•ervice'x xvere held In De­ the home of the bride ’s mother at 1414 t: bu-lr.f-' •i»!-trlr* nrol reilu"* the removal xvhen they berln. The plan A < utter lantllng In the barn of troit Tuesday morning and the body 4'enter street. Lansing, Tuesday even­ t i.ati - of . b.ff bl.17* I^oth of thc-ie l« TO shut doxvn the Jackson plant .?4*hn Tranchcll just northeast of this M'W IIi:.\TIN<. SV.^TIAI IS Itr.INC on a Thursday, and by .Saturday It brought to this city on the afternoon ing xvhen Miss Mabel C.. daughter of d . ' ui.dlnji' liOVf 1” I t ’o with- All lm)Mirtant Srl»iM»l« anil of ity xvas a*' tnnk during the same xvlll all be loaded onto the cars. A train for burial. A large number of .Mr*. E. B. Lyon, was un!tec.ir < ON>IIH'nri» FA IlOAIIIl. ^orm but xx=i_~ taken from the shed riage to M. S. Chaffee. *pc. lal train will then be made up \ri Bci*rc«»c»iii*xl—4>nl-of-T«»xx ii I.'•fore" any tlamag*' had l»een n ou* Visitor- liixilfxi. oratetl xs’ith palms and marguerites. ■ .c in.e I now 1. ui»ie.’ by A L. .l-:,. .ind a week from that da> the Eureka xva struck, giving the family panied the remain* to St. John's cem­ of '?ea^.>n thb \xei*k re. elxir.r bid and The bride and groom received the ; JJ w -li flo Hrr: p’Tnt will bf runnlnK here. As soon .< severe “haking up: Mrs, Burt Cou- etery where the Interment took place. 'i-tt n!nir • • .Turunn nts In rejrard to \*a- Mr. Vauconsant 1- survived by his guests and at 8 o'clock took their \? Miier iit r' r’on* estate tran?- The tlynnmo .^n.l other power Ax- Tit* .irt exhibit ill ILarnt'^ni. Hrxli Is icr wh*» xvas vl Iting there at the time rlou?' iieatina ..ystetn.* for the ('eu- places to the strains of Mendelsshon's •h* pur h.s-t by *’hnrle t^’ross 'urev arrive 'in.', are pul in place, the I 'v in p? .‘gr^x* and wll! !*<• opsn to xxas rentlereil un< on'?'iou- by the wife and four sons, one son Ed hav­ tral «. hno. btiildlnsr. Itopresentntlve.^ ing died of consumption In Detroit a'edding march, the full ring service •: • .\. \V M .rrlson >f tl; rw. brick r-m '\'nt xvlll TnV;«= ploc* -hovk. Little f ?hel“ Among the other lo*se In "entral i\ tjU*" oi iiplf'd by Mr Morri'on ^nd heatlnk jdant- but as yet the coti-' MirriMHHST Clll'Ilf'll .\OTi:.S. Miss Lyon wore a gown of whlta T .lifi ,M’<*ra 'ken. in hulinc Mu- .ilJey taking up nearly all th** axailnble Michigan xvas the larg* barn of Ed tract ha- not been axxarded. Thf pastor will pre.n b .at 10:30 ARTHUR PULLAW DEAD silk mull and was attended by Mlaa b riiTnif o Hljjhcm --tree* nnd the west • pace In the hall. The pi. ture- are Halsbury pust south of Omntl I.»edge. The lowest for the furnace '-hist and 7:30 on .-‘unday A brief song GuMie Warner of thl* city who alao w;\! of the new laun TOO iculer H Egypt" rjen. 41-38-49. Resley. Injj-' a number of fine re.blen e« will natu^'al daylight. Mr. an*l .Mrs. A. J. Pullaw. formerly The steam fan l« undoubt'*dI>' the Junior I.a*ague at 3:00 p, m. Young of .^f. Johns but now residing In De­ The bride is well known In St. Johns be ' ulH here dtirlns the ’•uinmer. brpf. bu: It aho the most • xpen*lx« . IVople's meeting 6:30 p. m. Men's The exhibition Is well *electe*l. b.*th .\Xe«n c«immenced In the the others. one of our business men. You are neral was held Tuesday morning at 10 where she has been employed In tha liouse now standinir <>n the ■ ■>rner of art and every class of painting 1. rep­ "'linton County Circuit Coiirl by The bldr received and quoted are Invited. Enter at the north door. resented. The picture* themselves .are o'clock at the home 427 West Grand greenhouse of John A. Blsslnger. ^Oakland and Walker streets will he .‘^I'huyler Oeorgia. Tyler Georgia and •approximate and may and undoubted ­ ofAilal Board meeting Monday ev­ boulevard. Rev. McKelcan rector of The groom has many frienda In thla removed slvintr fdace i«» a fine hrick of a high order of merit, giving a more Arthur BuIIartl agaln*t the Grand ly will vary more or less. It Is the ening 7:46. Prayer serx'Ice 7:30 ev­ accurate Impression of the real spirit St. Thomas Episcopal church officiat ­ city where he became widely ac­ home The hulldliicr will pn»hably Intention of the board to hax'e a new ery Thursday ex*enlng. Trunk Ilallroad Company for 11,000 quainted on his many visits to Saint «'o.e*t tn the neiffhhorhood if Ifi.OAO. and feeling of the masterpieces than ing. heatlna plant placed In the Central Preaching at Bengal 2:30 p. m. •lamage* claimed to have been sus­ Johns. He Is employed In the giocaiT .and IS to be f\nl«heil with pressed . ould be gained In any other xvay. A. J. Pullaa* and family after their buildlnK diirlna he summer xxica- .'Sunday. .Mr. E. H. Webb and (laugh­ tained by them In the shipment of removal from St. Johns resided In store of his father in North Lanalag. brick sax'e by an Inspection of the originals. stock 'The plaintiffs state that the tlon and the contract will h*' let xvlth- ter are to sing. The sale of ticket* has hes‘n large, Pontiac. Mr. Pullaw being superin ­ For a time the young couple will re­ H\ ron I»anley has the * ellar duK to ompsny was negligent In that they In the next few we«ks. Ilev. Mr. hk'ott preached at Bengal tendent In the Vehicle and Implement side with the bride ’s mother. a new house he Intends to build m and It Is expected that a good sum provideil only ordinary box car* In- last Sunday. In absence of the pastor. wll be realised. The educational x-al- .^tprlng Company ’s factor)*. Arthur A. East lilaham street and the work Is -tead of stock car* for the shipment To a large * ongregatlon. us of the exhibit, howex'er. Is even Pullaw wa* well known In Pontiac, 8EALED PROPOSALS WANTED. nearl>' ready for the frame work of of Slock. The shipment, too. over more Important, and ex*ery effort Is having assisted ex-shertff W. A. Brew­ Sealed proposals will be received the buildlnK which Is to cost l>etween MANLEY CO. ASSETS SOLD which the controversy ha* arisen wa* ElMEX F.\ItMER.s' CTATl. being put forth to make It aa Instruc ­ ster as a deputy sheriff. It will be until 12 m. May 14. 1907, for tha erec­ $1 «00 and 12.000. •o delayed whik In transit that a E^cx Farmers' Club will meet Wed ­ tive as possible. Many visitor* are rememberetl that after Mr. Brewster tion of a Catholic church at 8t. Johna. .‘^tone expects to build a frame number of animals *lled and In the X'J.R'JO iti:ALIZEI> ITC(»8I BA.VK- nesday. Ma> §. at the "HI.-'korle*" expected from the country, and Supt. xvent out of office Pullaw charg­ Michigan. house on the lot just ■<»uth of St. meantime the market had slumped xxlth Mr. and Mr*. C. D. Illce. Follow ­ Palmer stale* that the restriction aa es .against the ex-therlff which caused Bids to be delivered to Rev. J. T. John's church purchased b\ him a lU'PTY'V AITTION SAIA:. considerably causing the shipper* a ing Is the program: Mtitle by the to children does not apply to visitors < onsiderable commotion. When an In­ Lynch. St. Johns, .Michigan. few years aa**. When * 'mt*leted the big loss. Plans, spec I float Ions, and schedules house will l»e occupied bv Frank The assets of the .lefunct Charles .'holr; repeating thee Lord's Prayer In from out of the city, because It would vestigation was made Arthur did not If Manley Company were .old at auc­ Lyon & Moinet will appear for the ran be obtained from the office of Ed ­ Htone .and family. unison; reading of minute*, miscell­ l>e Inconvenient In many cases for appear, neither could he be located. tion under the authority of the Unlte«! aneous business: paper. Miss Emma them to come with their children at plaintiffs. The young man’s sad death wa* the win A. Bowd. architect. Lansing. (leorae H. r*hapman Is contemplat- Jllchigan. inir the erection of a fine residence at .State- district court Friday and Mon ­ Harvey; paper. "Are cream separa- any stated hour*. Parent*, therefore, first Immltntlon of Pontiac friends day. The proceeds of the sale are t.»r« practical for the ax*erage farm­ and tea<:her* accompanied by child­ that he wa- «tlll In Detroit. He wa* A certifled check or bond of ona the corner of .State nnd Oakland RESIDENT OF OLIVE thousand dollars ($1.0001 must ac- .streets In the near future 12.820. er." I). M. (tilson; discussion of paper ren from out of lawn will be welcome 24 years of age. He was last em­ The sale began Friday morning, W. led hy Mrs. J. Blemaster: reading. W. at any lime, though It la recommended ployed by the "entral Drug Company c:ompany each proposal. F. I*atr haa nenriy * ompleted two The committee reserve* the right to 11. BIchmond. trustee, acting as auc­ J. f'arus*. dinner; music; roll call, that vrtey come Saturday forenoon I».\bHEl» AWAY YFJ4T1-:HDAY .\T of I>etrolt. very pretty houses, one on Ottawa reject any or all bid*. -trci ' and the other on Lincoln street. tioneer. A .'ontlderable crowd was quotations from Whittier; current preferably. If convenient, a* the at­ present .and bidding started off quits events Mrs. W. J. Caruss; paper. "The tendance Saturday afternoon and ev­ THE .A«iE CH' YE;\IIS. Rev. J. T. Lynch. I: Is ver>* probable that a number of I^ntlng. Mich.. April 24, 1907. other dwelllnj?? will be erectcil ilur- actlx'ely. rjeorge II. Chapman bought farm help problem," hy Mrs. Frank ening will be large. Blchard Blizsard. for many year* a HAY SHIPMENTS Inir the ■'■umnier .and fali for the ac- the greater part of the assets, of ail Harvey; discussion of paper led by resident of Olive township, died at kinds, and the total of all the Items J. J. Warren; recitation. D. It. Mar­ the home of hi* son-in-law. Fred Fos ­ BAPTIST CHURCH. f'omoilatlon of the families that will F.\I.I. SHORT ON ACTOrNT OF Communion and reception of new being 12,130. As had been announced shall; recess; discussion of Associs- IN PROBATE COURT ter, yesterday morning of heart fail­ move here with the incoming '>f the members Sunday morning. previously, the trustee then asked for al topics led by A. Matthews. ure at the age of 86 years. r.%R FAMINE Tvaaun plant from Jackson The theme of the evening sermon bids on the entire assets, whereupon Mr. nilxxard wa* a native of Eng ­ MATTERS BKPORS: JI7DOE MKR- The car famine still continues to an­ will be "Cutting the Word of Ood Free photographs this month to any Carl Bunge of the Ht. Johns Mfg. Co. r. B. ANNOTTNCESfBNT. land but am* to thl* country many noy .St. Johns shippers and the pres­ with a Penknife." lady of her bahx* or » hlldren for a put in a bid of 12.300. Bunge and RILL LABT WBBK. year* ago. He wa* the father of *av- Chapman then bid against each other Preaching Sunday morning at 10 ent outlook offers no encouragement. Preaching at .Shepardsvllle at 2:SD new .xrlglnal po«e idea or position, o'clock. subject, "nast.'* Sunday Millard F. Pike haa been appointed en children, three of whom »urTlx*e At no time during the winter and this week we show a starter. "The until it was stnirk off to the latter In the afternoon. school at 11 a.m. C. E. at 7 p.m. A admlBlatmtor of the estate of the late their aged parent. spring have car* baen received fast The Dengal-RIley Aid aoclety will Puppy's Bath " n Plunkett, pho­ at $2,820. Funeral service* will be held tomor ­ good anniversary program will be Elisabeth 8. Simmons of DeWItt. enough to allow the grain and hay meet with Mrs. Bert Hamilton Thure- tographer, •• The sale aras adjourned from Fri­ row. Friday, and the Interment made rendered at Bengal* John W. Webster, administrator of dealer* to ship half of the produce day. May 9. day afternoon till Monday morning, In the Kipp cemetery. when It was compisted. 'Ths assets Sunday school at 1 p.m. Preach­ tha eatate of Angelina Merritt. de« eas­ they had on hand. The monthly •iibscrlpilon remind ­ sold did not tncluds a quantity of re- ing In ths evening following ths ed. of Bath haa sold 40 acres of land At present cars for the shipment of Young ladles betwsen the agaa of IN er* are now being mailed. Thia I* GROROE J. BrSH DEAD. -ord cards containing the names of a young people's meeting which Is at In Bath to Flyod Kleeltng for $1,836. beans are being received reasonably and 38 who wlah to take a tralnlMff done regularly on the Arst of every large number of persons from whom 7 o ’clock p.m. The subject of ths ser­ H. M. Face, administrator de lionls George J. Bush died at hla home promptly but hay shippera are be­ for the profession of rradoate nuvaa. month, and the plan has proved very will do well to communicate at onoe Inquiries for goods had been received. mon. "The Time to nemembsT," at non of the eeUUe of Daniel Graham, corner of Clinton and Floral avenue* ing handicapped. One concern that aatUfactory to News aubscrlbera for Bingham. late of Maple Rapids has rendered hts j'esterday of acut* Indigestion. The In April 1908 shipped out $0 care of with the Alnaa Springs flaaltartnns. aeveral year* past. Rx*ery subscriber final account and been diecharged. deceaeed removed to thl* city last hay waa able to forward but nine Tha training school Is regularly elmr- receix'e* a statement for the amount tered under the laars of Michigan, and AN NOr NCTEMENTi. The will of the late Newton L. Webh November from E**eK. He has been cars last month owing to the scarcity gives a complete two-year conrae, nt of his subscription as soon rx- he I* FOUND A SNELETON Ovid will play 8t. Johni Monday of DeWitt ha* been admitted to pro ­ In poor health for a long time past of cars. the end of which time It laenee dl- SI In arream. at 3:t0 at the Athletic park. bate and Henry N. Webb appointed but wa* taken wore# Saturday. He I* During the entire winter and spring plomae to graduates. Address. Bnpnr- The W. II. C. will meet Wednesday administrator. survived by his wife and one daughter not over 226 car* of hay have gone Intendant of Nurse*. Alma Sprlngg MAi.K HONE^x OF AN INDIAN BRAVE ILN- Sanitarium. Alma Mich. fiwt afternoon. May 8. for a thimble party •rhe will of Edmond O’Connell .de ­ Mr*. James Manning. out of thl* city from all the hay buy­ H. I McCloud, administrator, will RARTHED AT DEWITT. at the home of Mr*. D. Llbey. 11$ ceased of Lebanon, haa been admitted er*. hold an aurtion next Thursday one- to probate and Florence O'Connel ap­ LIQI*OR LirENMEK, Seven cents per pound for old mb- (DeWHi Correspondence.) Hteel street. JOE. THE TTRE. hers. boot* and shoe*, three cent* ner half mile east and one-half mile south The Ladles* Aid society of North pointed executor. Twenty-two liquor license* hax*e lb. for arctic* and cloth top rubeer of the Court House lotul* Boron auc­ While digging a drain for ths klt- Hearing of claims In the matter of Olive win meet with Mrs. Lewis Car­ heen granted thU week to the various Joe. the Turk will be In town to ­ shoe* trimmed at Petoskey Shoe Store. tioneer. The list Includes iin excep­ hsn sewer on Mrs. Stalker’s place tha aatate of the late fftebhin* c nil** ITtf. a skeleton of unusual sise aras un ­ penter Wednesday. May f. at one saloon keeper* throughout the county. night and tomorrow. Thursday and tionally good line of wcJl-hred horses, o'clock. of niley has been closed. Friday. May 2 and $ and will apeak In nine In all. 13 head »tf cattle be­ earthed. in perfect condition. As this Mr*. Emma A. Durke* hex been Thl* Is one less than last year and place was formerly sn Indian bury­ four less than were Issued two rears the Army hall at 8 o'clock each night; side* .»lher livestock and tmp'ement*. rf»OI«-AIA3RR. appointed guardian of the e-tate of street service at 7:10. Peats from 10 to li eentn AneBnr Advertl* —men: on page 8 ing ground. It Is without doubt ths Haxel Baughan. a minor of .‘4t. John* ago poau frens 2$ to iO eeata J. H. skeleton of sn Indian as ths hstchst. Harvey G. ('ool of Ht. Johns and Joe the Turk. I* one of the Army*a most notable specials; haa traveled bit. St. Johns. Michigan. tf maiirieh YF« hTF.HI»AV. hunting knife and tool to sharpen Mlaa Emma L Alger of Lyons arere ADVERTIMKD L1.TTKR#* A BlIMINIOW C’MANI’E. around the world several timaa: haa ^larente W Biittm and .Mr^ Daisy them were all by Its side The house married Wednesday, April 24, by On account of the death of Mayor Aldrich. Stephen L’, Brown, Mrs. Bath tub again In cororoleelon. bntka Judge Merrill In the office of the pro ­ heen In NImost every city of any site tHthout loss of time. A ckolea line of K. Cox arere married hy Judge Mer­ was built over sixty years ago and araa John McKInter hts snttre stock of Bessie; Gray. Mr*. Barah; Honey. 8. formerly the DeWitt jail. The re­ bate court dry good* and groeerlea la offered for W. (D. D. 8,): flegeletone. Henry; Speaks and sings In several different cigars. W. W. Fergne on's barber Mmib. rill r*sterday. They are newromem In languagsw; wears full 'Turkish uni ­ head of Clinton avenue. t8tf fit Johns and will live in this city mains were but a few feet from the sale. A ‘mod Inveatment for a tlxre Montgomery, Ben: Nhermen, 8. A. bualaaas roan, paying trade already form and plays several Inetruroente, door. GRAND TRENK EXCTRIIION. fftratheen Hugh: ffmith, Calvin Ten- Dr Todd, th* noted sperlallal. wilt eetaMlaliad In on# of the beet loaa- nent. A. B.; Wlllarn*. Mr*. A. O Friday /light he will speek on 'Turtiey MARRTAflE LirRNFiRl* The Grand Trunk Railway Myetem tlana In Ml. Johns. For Inforroallan. and Its people. T>on*t roles seeing and make a special visit to the Steal Hotel T>r. Walker will be at the Steel Hotel will run an axeurslon to OraiM Rap- L. E JolHMan. ML JalH •rott MmsAmt. Mnr i. Bm Mi mil* Clarence W. Button. 8t. Johns ....$4 try Alllnon. hearfff Min. Dwiay A. Cog. Ml. Johns...... 18 BatardAT. Mar 4. • 14a. Mmsdair. Mar >th. Muna tl.ft. tttf Tf you want now -w. • okint; fi.i S« t a n. H i hill n<' i:f t, d ' • ai «*haih - • 'Nm* n t ■ fai m« r ,1i\ intr • iKht inllfx n- >1 r i I. • nia. • ■ •III• Ill' h d di- . .\**i •• .1 .1 Jian*r« >1 >inan ■ ti1 ••inp.inn*] 1 ; , k' 11' lu-ai - ini: up ttl u ^ .<1 in hi- \,aid, ,and piA p : :ni: ♦ t 'ir^* f • 1 hi 1 . '• Natiii - .i!»\ h. I • inon*: rat* <11 \ In* n t h•• WMin- • n I ui r .i n him. ind 1 !l\^ Ix hichi •. .K p:.f. . Ill • 'V m- • • • • ’! ••m^nt’ ‘.iinllN aii. 1 h* \ ha«l h»-• n piA-'In*: in a ■HBH m FiM THE tCNBOtS QOooogj Boo aBBPon oo o eo oooBQ O ■raSBA. o gona to at. JnlMid gPtMra tiMF wtti kaep a raauigrant Mr. aM Mra. OUa I1A!«U1TRT MAV H GTIIRR XMWS j gQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQJQQQQQQQQog Millar accompanlad tham to thalr nafr SXtfSS iPf TttK fU\miCh, horna for an Idednlte langth of time. HCK'MK WAH imU'rK. Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Wright of Next .Saturday Ht. Juhns will {day During the electrical sturni Huii- Alma were guests of Mrs. Wright's ImiII with Ovid at ovid. IMxrents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Htowell The Well Known Detroit 9pe- IT YOU June 1st ha* b**rn fixed .. Field day night llghinlag struck the houee • I Mannasoah Kuhns, breaking out a over Hunday. ctaiist, Will Make His Day here WllUe Oberlln of Owoaso vraa home Lust Hatutdux in the ball gumt be­ number window gtaaeoa. The jar knocked some of the members of the • »ver Hunday and attended tha I. O. O. Next Regular V^is- tween Ht. Jiihns uiiil Maple ilapids, Ht. F. lecture and banquet Saturday even­ J«ihns weds and Mrs. Bert its as Follows: Toucn Ciiuter who xxus visiting at the Kuhns ing. The epidemfi «*f measles has struck Mlae Maud Hmlth and friend Rob ­ the Hast Hide iM*ho*d. h*>mt was rendere.l unconscious fur S4»me time by the shock. ert Gachter of Lansing ware guests' The Kintlergurten children are do ­ f Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Smith Sun ­ 3 L Johmo^ at HoM SImI ing t-aitl b*taryoa will see the effect— trip follows: Hong, tiy Grange; roll call. Caraoa Citjr, Tscaftm* ApNI M I urtent events; <|uestlon, **M'ho should came last week to care for her mother Hdiph W*»od and Ellen Hhermun are .Mrs. Myers who Is 111 at the hotel You can't help puckenng —it make» you pucker absent from the eighth grade on at- pay the tux u|M»n the mortgage," Ed. (CONeULTATION FREE.) Murk; question Intx. Don't forget the Pershing. ««tunt *if Hp'kness. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jeffereys vis­ to think tasting it WIMle CI» FEIJAIW GATH Kill N4L Harry I*rlce waa home from St. Claude Pheip* and Margaret Kress Johns over Hunday. Powders ’you^take this puckering, injurious Alum are new pupils of the third grade. The The I. «*. o, F. lecture and banquet Mlaa EfUe Bryant xvas home from Ht. third grade 1.^ making .May baskets. .Sutur evfning. April 27 waa a x’ery Johns over Hunday. right into your system—you injure digestion, The third and fourth grades made .•ntertalning affair and all refHirt x’ery .Mrs. Bowen and daughter Eunice a trip to the Mind pit last Friday. enj*»>'ixble lime. A large crowd gath- xvere guests of friends here Saturday. and ruin your stomach* The Normal Class intends to visit ereil at the church to hear the speuk- David Kelser of Chesanlng came .Stony *reek this week. «‘r. .Mr. .McCuIlom. I..unslng, \vh*i deliv- .M*>Dday for a vielt at the home of The .N’tirmal Class visited the Hour ertil a Urn lei-tun*. .Nearly txvo hun­ his daughter Mrs. Hanson Hmlth. mill an»l kmihI pH last week. dred xxent to the hull and parto«ik of Mrs. Alice Cleland of Ht. Johns and AVOID ALVM The *.1x111 graile b- making a pUture the ban<|tl<‘t after the •‘f.eech. ijulte •Mrs. Kate Stormfeltr were guests * f tudx -if the iw*» plcturei* which were a number \xer»* present from Itnn- their neire and daughter Mrs. Myra left temp*iraillx In their r*»om. nLN-i ami other |*lui e.* The ‘ Jreen- Iturk last Friday. .Ml; - Hatioxx ha* fr>rmei| an Indian burh b.tml fuvoretl them with some .Mrs. Llzxle Htowell entertained two Sappiamfy^ I'iuh * lass. line music which xvas appreciated by nephexvs from Brice tusC week. The laitin -\I xvlll finish t'lcem's Jill.’ Every«»ne pres.-nt ♦•njoyeil a -Mrs, Nettle Williams of Chapin was • ralbiri <*n the .Manlllaii i«ix%' this (deasant evening. a guest of Mr. and .Mrs. E.H. Stoxvell XX ec k. Hunday. The Art Exhibit opene*! this after- Ht'IKMIL VilTH.S. n«*.»n and will continue through Hat- L* xvis Case was r»ul '*f school <»n Maiiun llarland. F.\CTS FXm HICK PKOPLE. ij»*la>. aff*rn*»*»n ami evenings at account of ?i|cknegs. The relebrateil authoress, so high­ Dr. M'alker has given many years ROVU. ll.xmionl- hall. admlMsion 15c. season Harley Miller Is spending .some time ly esteemed by the xx'omen of Ameri­ to the Special .Study and Treatment tl. k« •- IMcHires may l»c pur- xvltli hlh parents In .^t. Johns. ca. jxays on pages 103 and 445 of her of Chronic Diseases. During his vis­ . ha!-e*| III ltd* lime from the attend ­ An entertainment consisting of popular xx'ork. "Eve'a Daughters; or Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar—Costs more ants in ( h.ii K* its to S4. Johns hundreds of patients phonograph music. reiltatlons. dia ­ <’<»mmon Sense for Maid. Wife and suffering from some obstinate disease .May 15 ha b* «-n *1* ■ l*le«! on for the logues. readings and music will lie .M*»ther": who had been unable to And only tem­ than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health. *laii- of th*- b.*n*|iiet given by the two given Saturday evening. .May 4 at the "For aching back—should it be lltejury i»*>cletle*. The <*. C. A. of the .M. W. A. hall. Admission ten cents, «l**xv In recox'ering Its normal .strength porary relief, are today enjoying good c,,ngrexatlonal church have the sup- Proceetls will Ih* use*! to defray the xin Allrock's Plaster is an excell­ health as the result of his treatment. j»er In « barge. Miss Hromley. -Mr. ••x|»enses of i-ommentemenl exercises. ent comforter, combining me sensa­ Dr. Walker has flllcxl regular appoint ­ WllMin. and .Mr. I.aittlmer are the The hntuny * las?* Is busily engaged tion of the sustained pressure of a ments In HI. Johns for over eleven * **mntlttee on arrangements. In lloxx-er stmly. strong warm hand with certain tonic years. He is licre regularly and flui*be The teachers were entertained by The following are ones neither ab- lualltles developed In the wearing. It the .Misses llj-.m and Harrington last d eprnded upon.. These facts togeth ­ Hriiry .Moore *if Kl.^le xvas In thia Ji>*«>|ih Smith <*f .'^hepardavllle vl.**- .-eni nor tarily during the last month: should be kept over the seat of un ­ er with a continued large and succaair CITY BREVITIES. city !H thin week. Il«(]|*» William* *»f .Michigan City. Wentherhy. Nex*n KIrhy. Austin Ing- "For pain In the back wear an All- Tir k* r xva^ In ilrami Itapid skillful and reliable medical treatment. Sunilax Ml^a Kllen Knupi* was h«ime from Inil.. xxvis the guexi of his aunt, .Mrs. S4»rTH\VEKr ELIl.\. O ersoll. .Mut>et Goxver, Phyllis Linman. ock's Plaster constantly, renew as It Harohl Clevelaml. I..eon I*nrks. l>ewey K I. Hull vxi: in < »vld Ih** flr^t of I^anxlng Sunday. W. H. Krepps. the first <>f the week. 8oocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:8 xx-ears off. This is an Invaluable sup- CHRONIC DISEASES th ■ vx*'**k. A. nioMa spent .Sun«lay at hla Mr. and .Mrs. F. K. .Branch who Cahoon, Ethel tJoxxer. Herbert Price, P4>rt xxhen the weight on the small Require Special Treatment home In Fenton. have been In Catllllac for over n Harley .Miller. High school; .Stella of the buck l>ecomes heavy nnd tho When any acute disease (no matter .Ml>* .Mina <’i.»ixner -pent Huturday (f .**' Itlakesb-e *»f Alma xva« In the In lMin* not get her home In I..'insinK. Detroit were guests over Sunday of ,\n fi.ldly a^.*orte*l team * <*n l’‘ilng 4 ount of the Illness of Hex*. M. C\ Will­ Mrs. Maggie M’llson Is conflnexl to Disi^:^%Hi:>i OF tih: imiMAcu .\ndrexv Jolly of Ovid vlslteil his son the former' •< iwrenl.^* Mr. and Mrs. G. • if i-: Ilockv mountain goat, black an*l iams. H* also attended the services her bed again with llx*er trouble. Dr. This very important and much abus­ Det’amp b attending her and glx ’es In St. John*- Saturday. W. Hmmona. m<-^th. i.nd a large Angor;-. goat, bmg at th* K. V. hurch In the ex'enlng. ed organ la .subject to many different her frlen*l; but little hope^ of her re- Ml.«* n Braley Is getting better. numerated as follows: co-t-no more than luir other from ow.iweo *'M of reiox'ery. the past eight years has gone to stay aruetkm. lUllaiaiioii. dlsienilon, gas ­ xvlth hl.« grandfather .Mr. Warner, of Kfmi'% lUleain will stop nxxj rough -Mt' Allx *• Merrihew was the guest ! Myrt»n liurtman. 8oocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)8 •Mr .-xntl .Mrs. itert Rininger «>f near tritis. gastric uh'cr, caiM*rr, etc. rf I..anr-ing friends .Sunday j Mr. untl .Mrs. A. .M. St*twell left on Racy for a xvhlle. He expects to that ran lie fttopixed Iry any mc«Uc)ue, .I*»hns wer* ‘ In Eureka Thursday. As a result of any of the above dis ­ Ml." Hertrudo IJal>5->;’k vialted her' .\!<*n ‘lay ftir .Seattle. They will vlsl? Th«- following hav*- r*-«*-nily had Miss Nora I,each of Elsie was a make I..anslng his future home. ane- L.ive. 1^)11 ‘Mark. Mr- ltf*--a Gi.rrett family a fexv «lays last week. xvlth Mrs. Llllle .HutllfT May S. for pancreas, spleen, heart, liver, kidneys It la ulwayi the Beet CViaigfa Cura. busin* th* last of the week. fore returning. ami E*l. f'lark .Mr an*l .Mrs. Bert Coiiier ami dau ­ ■upper. and bladder often become Involved At all druggiata, 25*-., nOc. and $1. ,Mr.“ t'lara Wilson *>f .Saginaw waa Mr. and Mrs. I.^wl8 Murray anti Mrs. H*-nry Clark i* xi-ltlng at .loe ghter Gladys of .Ht. Johns spent from The following pupils were neither causing serious disturbances also to In St. J«>hn the last of the week. little son of Indianapolis were geusts ‘Mark's. Friday (111 Monday visiting relatives alisent nor tardy for the month end ­ the nervous system, all of which need ing .Xprll 26: Gladys Evans. Ruby ^’lau< « 'odaK of .Shepardsville was of .Mr. anti Mrs. Dee Waters part of Miss Ix>lah Tabor = losed a mi* i ess- here. t! e most skillful and appropriate ful year ••f s«'hool at the Mead *lls- Evans. Ray Hershey. Clare HutllfT. In .Sf. Johns etroll from .Saturday till Monday. the use of Russ bleaching blue. Get George Craddock Is building .Nr- interesting time Ilol»ert .shingleton of Ovid vialted Ihur Tailor's nexx* house. Turner with her house work.^ iMHIIty, deepondency. the genuint*. 10c at grocers. • Dr. and .Mrs. <1. E. Frank were In from what­ friends In St. Johns over Sunday. .Mrs. K. Tinkham of Grand I^dge .Mr. and Mrs. E, F. Uummell en­ Bannister last Thursday, People say they can't find the kind ever cause, and all chwmic .Mr. and .Mrs. H. J. Hurgeas were In Is visiting her tlaughter Mrs. Raymond tertained Dr. and -Mrs Frank •xf Eu­ Dr. and .Mrs. Eugene Hart attend ­ reka on Thursday and also .Mr. and of man they want, anywhere. They .Maple Ilapids Sunday vlalting friends. r. Hull. ed a lecture in Ht. Johns last week think they have a made a thorough fbr Mr. and .Mrs. M*. W. Will lams of Glenn Wideman was in Ovid the Mrs. MMll Richards. .Mr, and .Mrs. Tuesday evening. search, but really they have merely In- Oreenbuah have removed to Petoakey. first of the week attending to various Jessie Kellogg and haln- of Eureka .Marvin Ingersoll and Carl Eaegle lulred of a few doxen people. An ad. If you have been unable to find a Miss .Suale Tucker visited Miss Mabel tlraLn matters. on Hunday. were guests at the home of Theodore In the Want Column would be eeen by cure, consult Dr. Walker. If be is un ­ Avre were In Ovid Sunday and Monday Mr. and .Mrs Emmett ('arsiensen 25.000 people and coeti only one cent able to help you he will tell you so Mrs. W. G. Henderson went to Mt. AmsfHxker Hunday. and It will cost you nothing. James Hates <)f Owosso visited rela­ Pleasant Friday to visit her daugh ­ spent Hunday at .Marlon. Miss Bessie Daggett was home from a word, minimum 15 cents. tives and friends In St. Johns Sun ­ ter. .Mrs. Clare A. Whaley. REMEMBICR DATE OF VI81T. St. Johns ox'er .Sunday. Old papers for sale at this ofUce. day. .Mr. and Mrs. Volney Canfield of I^ewls and Jessie Murray of liannls- A psraunel cvmenHntlon impoetant. •Mrs. H. S. Holmes visited her sons I^ansing visited friends and relatives ler were In Eureka Saturday on bus­ .Many people are discontented, be­ «. C. VMJB. B. 0. Glenn and t^.enrge In lAnaIng Sun- In Ht. Johns part of last week. iness. cause they never had a good time, thiy. .Miss Ada ('ochrane returned Mon ­ Reece Glllson Is quite seriously 111 and imagine others do. The fact Is. •16 Dennlt, Th**maH Hromley. Jr., and little dau ­ day from I>etroii where she has been with sciatic rehumatlsm. no one has a very good time. ghter f’afherlne were In Ovid Satur­ spending ten days with her sister Mrs, Never ^ Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Stinebower and day. John Farrell. son I.*elloy visiteil friends In Elsie Hurry Healey of Maple Haplda waa Avoid fraudulent Imitations. Use ox*er Sunday. In .St. Johns .Saturday en route to rin­ the genuine Huss bleaching blue and A pleasant time was spent last sing. preserve your tlothes. 10c all gro ­ Tuesday aflern«»*»i» when Mrs. Mattie Murray M’lHUm** of I^nalng was in cers. • Iturk entertained the Elite club. Dain­ Hifh firade Clothing St. Johns one day the last of the Mr*. J. Batchelor of Chapin waa the ty refreshments were serx’ed and a week. guest of her .aunt, Mri^. fl. IV. Man­ Jolly time was reported. .Mrs, C, J. Sddom Prices no higher than the S. A P*»8i and family have moved ning part of last week, retnrnlng to PnuM from tbe Dennis. Miss Cora Pray. Mrs. Alice Into the .Stitt house on west Walker her home Friday. Beck and daughter Marlon and the others. Place your orders ear­ street. Mrs. K. J. Pierce returned to her Puoplu wMring .Mifwes Verna Beck and Anna Teare ly as we are always busy. Mrs. .Sayre* Clark was the guest of home In Belding Tuesday after spend ­ were visitors. They will meet with Wear Out mFlBIDIg Pressing and repairing as us- Mr. and Mrs Il4>l>ert Clark In Ovid ing some time with her grandmother »- .Mrs. J. S. Cahoon May 23. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain il at Barry's Tailor Stare, Sunday. Mrs. Mina Brooks. .Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eaegle were In Pills relieve pain —not St. Johns, .^ich. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Glllam apent Edgar Severance who has been St. Johns Saturday. several days the last of the week in spending several months In Wolver ­ Miss Haxel Daggett of Ht. Johns Bifecals or only once, but as many FRINCE MINOn*. No. 1.117. Detroit. ine with his sister Mrs. Cora Ford Normal came home last Thursday on Mrs. W. G. Henderson la visiting returned to 8t. Johns Tuesday. account of being 111. Hhe will be un ­ times as it is necessary to her daughter. Mrs. Clare Whaley, In .Mrr. Emma Eaegle returned to her Ortoher 6, 1M6, foaled Jan. It. IBS, Tone Loises. able to return to school this week. take them. Ifany persons hands high, weight !.••• Oa.. Mt. Pleasant. home In Cadillac Tuesday after spend ­ John Glllson and family of St. Johns who suffer from chronic will amkr thr seewen of 1M7 as IM- Mr. and Mrs. C:. W. Hmmona vialted ing several weeks with rolailvea and ABimn mhmyrme^ spent Hunday with his parents Mr. and lows: their son Walter and family In Lan­ friends in Eureka and Rt. Johns. Mrs. Reece Gllleon. ailments find in them a Prince Manday afK sing Saturday. I>urkee A Watson have Just sold Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kirby and Mr. source of groat relief from Mrs. Emily Croas went to Ionia an Ivers A Pond piano to Fred Flint and Mrs. Daniel Turner and grand ­ ly: at Saturday where she is spending two at r'arson City, in competition with Yon ooljr Imiyu two daughter Zelma Kirby spent Sunday the suffering which they week with friends. representatives of half a doeen prom ­ ihe OMve chnac h. •Y uimm I tlmgr at the home of their son and dau ­ would otherwise be com ­ lys: at Rnrt WHhnaa'a 1 CharHe IL The Misses Margaret and Josephine inent make of pianos. ghter Mr. and Mrs. EMrl Kirby of Holmes of I>uplsln vialted friends In Miss Iteael Koepplinger anil Mrs. Carland. Zelma remained there with pelled to endure. Their Re sonih of OMvr charrh. Thla llfw* Imrw. «»r thr lie«i rroa iiMBi lait yon m Mdays: at haara. St. Johns Saturday. Harr>’ E. Mack and tam sons ware her parents. soothing influence upon George Magley waa over from Lan­ called to Haginaw the last of the week loaf •• yon Ihro. •atnedays: at 8. G. WRrt*a Udaga- hrrfl fo»r-yrar-«4‘ Lyons who for some time Geo. Brewbaker. Il being the occas ­ msra rack tkat I home of W. F. Tromp Sunday . to II lirar roll. past has been working In the plant ion of Mr. Brewbaker's birthday. Tha Dr. Myrtls Canavan of Traverse City of an auto concern In Lansing spent t'ompany preeenled him with a nica fr Okstar wus In St. Johns the first of the wssk. Aanday with his parents In this city. Mra. John Smith who haa baaa aar- toBdod chareh la a body, aftoror ardo lottsly ill at tha hoBM of bar daa* TRDIICMTCiDL.Y HATfHVIKD THAT aolBB to tbo hall whoro tho baotnooo ahtar Mr*. Sam Paitaraoa was able mootlaa woo hold. Tho lodloo oonrod to ratam to ^ar home naar SC. Johns THKY ARB RIGHT IN o fino dlnnor. aftor which podro woo last Hunday. detaliof Ut dntlieN WAY. YOT'IX MAKR NO playod. tho honor* fotna to Jo*oph Mr. and Mr*, f'hailo* Raynolda and A. Arons. Bomard Haaoo*. Mia* Hnlt* aon Lamont vlsttod at Fred Tackor ’* IN BUYING THBM. IF TOC WI1«L naar Praliia Cro*k Hunday. aon and Mr*. Hanoo*. Tho urrhootra VOMK HKRE AND CRITICALLY KSAMINE OUR SHOWING OF fuml*h*d onjoyablo moalc. Ray Oaaa of sc. Johns visited Oiin Tho Touna Mon'* Sodality at thoir Lankton Friday and Saturday. last mootlna at St. Mary'o hall oloctod Mr. and Mrs. T. R Baldwin and Pill rtia tho followina ofllcor* for 1907: Pros* Lois Webb of DaWItt spent Sunday at Idont, William J. Hnltaon. nocrotaray. Elmer Lankton's. Alfrod Snltaon: troaauror, Anthony J. Daniel Howe was called to Eaton laMtoM Aron*. Tho oocloty 1* In flourlshina Rapid* Monday to care for his brother condition, and It* ontortalnmonta t'harlos who was kicked In the back aamo*. otr.. furnish ploosant rocroa- by a horse last Saturday. r.ictufa? u. tlon as woll as aood Influonco for It* : mombors. A concort will bo alvon Let ino send you free for Catarrh, FINE SPRING SUTTS. I soon. just to prove merit, a trial slae box of 5TEEL & FIELD Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It I* a Yoa will Nad ikai iliey arr aoi ualjr PBRFBCT IN EVERY DETAIL, snow white creamy, heallny antloep* DEATH OF JOHN KLEIN tic balm. Contalninic such hoallns In- bat UNQUEBTIONABLY THE GRKATEflT VALUE Tf> BE HAD IN grodlonts as Oil Eucallptus. Th>'mol. THIN CITY la aalto for aara aad tobbc larn. Armmmd the Whoie^ Comtry ! Menthol, etc., ft five* Instant and .%N OLD WKSTPHALIA RBUDEXT lastinc relief to catarrh of the nose Oar ability to anilrraiand aad aatirtpair tbr apparH aeeda of par- PAfeMCD AWAY FRIDAY. and throat. Make the free test and ilralar am aad yoaop am. ha* palaod for a* thr rrpotatloa for al- John Kloln. an old and woll known see for >*ourself what this preparation rosidont of this vicinity, diod at hi* can and will accomplish. Address Dr. war* havlap ihr aMMt advaaerd ■tylew in ihr HIGHEffT GR.%DE homo about throo mllo* north of tho Shoop, Racine, Wis. Larye jar* SO vlllaao last Friday. cents. Hold by all dealer*. CLOTHING IN THE WORLD AT PYIFri^%R PRICES. Ho had boon In 111 hoalth for Smashed Al Raords QCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX30 Such Vahies m We Are In Tim a Iona timo with Briaht's dlsoaso, hut his condition was not thouaht to bo O La BBANON. O la Sadt Siiili at $6 to $25- critical. Ho had boon worso for a 8cXXXXXXXXXXXXX)OOOCXXXXXX38 ton' wrok*. but the day of hi* doalh We show all the approved sinple and double-breasted models, with two ho was tiottor. drossod hlmsolf and was or three buttons, deep shapley lapels, form fitting or seml-form-flttlag i sltttna in a chair when ho dIod. Arthur Dutton of near Muir has i Mr. Kloln married Mary Smith In engaged to work for John HIner this back, sleeves plain or with Imitation cuffs and two or three bottons; I May. 1^71, first llvina a quartor of a season. back with or without vent; in check*, stripe*, broken plaid*, ahadow- Mr. and .Mr*. Prank Abbott of Big Closing Ont Sale i mllo south of town from whonco thoy strlpe* and mixture* In exclusive effect* of gray, brown and dark- Hloomer. .Montcalm county. *pent Sat­ Are A Reeehitinn ! movod to his lato homo. Ho was AA toned worsted*, cassimere* and Cheviot*—Suits that look stylish and years old and leaves ten children: Mrs. urday and Hunday with friends here. Henry .Martin of Heal City, Mrs. John Herman Gaddy ha* subscribed to good and that will continue to look stylish and good as long as they local phone line 29 and will soon have Opportunities for buying such as this sale ohers have .Miller and .Mrs. Math. ^Miller of Po- are worn. the eijulpment in hi* home. never liefore been witnessed in this section of Michigan,— ! wamo, Jn^Aph. Peter. Lena. Anna. Miss Jane Hinkey Is expected home William. Oforx** and Louis Klein. His never in the history of retail selling in this county wife and one sister, Mrs. Anthony this week from a two week* vlalt to her former home In Crystal tow*nshlp, Special Showing of Spring Snrts have Dry Goo.b Shoes. ClothinR. etc., been sold at such s.. M.rv. Gratiot county. MICNBCLB-STCNN Samuel Messer of this* place has FINS CLOTHING .Monday at nine o ’clock. a ce at 50c to $2. low prices. b«>ught of Lester l>oane the latter's HHP ife# And arc anxious to dis ­ fnrm of ten acres on section 21. Le- ALMOST A CENTEIMinAII luinon. Consideration 1425, and Mr. Thia Is. without exception, the largest and most magnificent collection of Spring negligee shlrta ever as< pose of the goods in the shortest time possible, therefore Doane retain* possession until Decem- •embled here; handsome, light and dark effects In madras and percale, plain or plaited bosoms, cuffs at- l>er 1. tached or separate, coat or regular front —all custom-made to fit perfectly and comfortably In ever>’ slse. we do not hesitate to make deep price cuts and will go mhimer westpiiai .ia L%DYDii->i Wellington Irwin went to Olive to still deeper for hurry’s sake. •'*»v .\.nc 'fd .%ok . arrange for hi* daughter Mr*. Viola EVERYTHING ELSE IN SPRING FURNISH I.NGS FOR PARTICULAR .MEN AT IX>WEST PRICES. Gregg and her husband to come to W* waat YOU to COHiE to this saAo: — most vvorybody also is coming. You -Mrs Anna L .*< hmtdt. who former ­ stay this .summer ivith .Mr. and Mr*. ly lived In Wrstphallo. died at Port- Mvor boord Coll of suck bargo ias bolor*. Irwin, the latter of whom has been In :an<] .^'ur.day morning of old age. hav­ very feeble health for u long time. ing reached the advanced aire of 99 CLARK & HULSE, years She was visiting her daughter •Mrs. 8. Joyce. SO .Sullivan St., Clare- C. FEUiPM/SCH Mrs. ijuerln .Smith of Portland at the m«>nt. X. H.. write*.: “About a year 37 Clmton Avb. St Johns’ Largest Clothiers and time. ago I iKiUght two bottle of Foley's .Mr*. .Schmidt had five ^ hlUlren of KIdnev <’ur«. It ured me of a severe whom four arc living. .Mrs. een keeping He«iulem mass uas said at 8t. Pat- II reforil of the automobile business. . rD k • i'hur<‘h. Port?an«l. by llev. Fr. Five year* ago the Tnlted Htate* built Auer, the burial being from Ht. .Mary s, tillEF.MIl'HH. O .Mrs I»cll <^'u*hm*n spent Sunday In only 314 automobile* of all classes, ^^e«tphalla, Soocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxj S Lansini:. while at the same time France built * l>r. Warner was In Ann .\rbor on 23.711 machines. Last year the pn- Th. Y..ung ladles ’ .'<.Mlallty's Ik.x Mt anti Mrs H*«mer He« ker have business .Saturday. Aluctb.n In the I'nlied States was 60.. I social last week Tues.luy ei-ening was move*-iv»''* In .Mrr HIshop’s A spei lal meetlnx was hebi by the MOO, In FranAc ii.OOO. In England 2h.-ln very enj..>abie affair. Pedro was house. I Sunday Night’s D. of U. of this place for Initiation 000. In (lermnny 22.000. In Italy 19.-' playeil. after which the lM*xes were Harvev Co**: anti bfltle lue visit­ Wednestlay evenlmc. Fifteen members ooo and Ijelgtum 12.000. In nine open#-.',. The h«»n*»rs at pedro went ing :helr parents .Mr .anti Mrs. .Vntirew of the Okemos lodge were present. year* In the countries named there to Mls« Mar\- .Miller Louisa .Martin, <*«*oI a few tluys 0^0 I>r. and .Mrs. N. A. Dryer are In Pon- have been manufactured, sold and 'John Has* and Willlagii \\lel»er. .Mr. ami .Mrs. H. H. Weltiman spent did coosidenibie dgmage. the buildings that suffered being unprotected] by lightning tlat* for a few week*. used .*>50.000 automobiles, represent- ; The annual meeting of the Arbetter .Huntlay in Gratiot t ounty visiting .Mrs. The law suit held here Friday of qO^ rods. Lightning rods not only prevent fire from lightning, but they prevent the building Ing more than ll.OOO.OOO.OOO of i l«■ty wji* held ye-ferday. Weltiman'" parents. Peltier vs, Arthur, resulting from a niAiney. — Savannah (Ga. ► News. I Tf»ny Kniisen has been In <’hlc*g«» .Mrs. Nelson Hc»itt was «»|>eraten business. last Thursday. .Hhe Is gaining fast. the plaintiff for 160. Frank Hpltsley. J<»*eph M. Fedewa .Mr. ami .Mrs Samuel Htead visited Mrs. I>el*marter was In Lanlgsburg THERE 18 NOTHING SO SOOTHING j and Tony I*line attended the .Modem -AS- their daughter Mr*. James Pratt Saturday. I Woodmen meeting at Ionia Saturday Thurstlay of last week. Mrs. Pratt T^e Itaptlst L A. .R will sor^e a A MClTflHR'S KISS ' night, where .Messrs, .Spittley anti chicken pie sup|»er In Progressive Except and hlldren returned home with them ! I*llne joined the 4>rder. ami spent a few* tlays In Ht. Johns. hall. .'Saturday. May 11. Mr*. Wlaalow'a Soothing Syrap. William Morris of Westphalia hsaraia Only Partly Protects G H. Hevy Is visiting his daughter The .M. E. L. A. H. meets Thursday. miUon* of Mother* will tell you ' townshlft has bought an hO acre farm in Owoseo a few tlaya He wil go from May S». with Mrs. Mary RIchardeon. It eootbe* the child. ! near Grand l^dge. there tf» Charlotte and visit his son It softens the gum*. Hoy I>emon has moved on the Mrs. Don't consider your property protected when you take out insurance. You inaure for two- It allaya p^n. before retuiming home. It Curee Wind Colic. i .Hanford farm. Jt*hn Krepps returned home from thirds its value; that mea ns that one-third is uninsured. The loas is usually 100 per cent. Woman loves a clear, rosy complex ­ It la the best reoiedy for DIsrrhoea Mrs. .Hlbley Haxen and Mia* .Hadle Detroit last Thurstlay where he wa* ion. Hurdock Blood Bitters purlfle* It a aboolutely harmless and for Six* ; Pennington went to the Upi»er Pen­ Moreover, the loss often comes when the bam is full of harvested crops, on which there is ty years It bas proved the best reorndy fo» operated upon about three week* agti. the blood, clears the skin, restores Chlklrsn tsethlng. Be sure to ask for insula last week to spend the sum­ no short-time insurance. You may get all the insurance you can, and still it might not pay ruddy, sound health. Mra WINSLOWS SOOTHING STRUP mer with .Mr, Hasen. There Is more catarrh In this sec- And Take No Other Mrs Francis FInel* who had been tlon of the country than all other dis ­ half your actual loss. ease* put together, and until the last visiting relatives In Grand Rapids, few years was suppo*etl to b* Incura ­ Almost every building struck is lost. In Ohio last summer 213 hoildings were burned When you have backache the liver returned last week We4lne*dsy. ble. For a great manv y*ar* doctor* or kidneys are sure to be out of gear. | .Misses l»ui*a and Pauline Feld- pronounced It a local dl>*a** and pr*- by lightning. Only FIVE bums were struck without being fired* The property loas ■crlbed local remedies, and by constant ­ Tr)‘ Hanoi. It cures backache In 34 | IMiusch of Hengal s|>ent Hunday with ly falling to cure bv local treatment, averaged $1,331 for ev ery building. hours, and there Is nothing better for ' , their grandmother Mrs. Philip Cook. pronounced It Incurable. Science bas the liver or kidneys. For sal* at the Miss Lena Hchueller and two lady proven catarrh to be a constitutional drug store. disease and therefore require* conatl- I friend* of Fowler spent .Hunday with tutioHal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure i friend* in town. manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio, I* th* oalv constitutional MrH. Peter Pohl i* sick. cure on the market, it I* taken In­ John Hpitxley who had lived on ternally In do*e* from 10 drop* tw a : farm near Portland, moved to the teaspoonful. It art* dlr*etlv on the blood and mucous surfaco* or th* syi ' house one-half mile wouth of West- t*m. They offer one hundred dollar* I phalla. formerly occupied by John for any case It fall* to one*. Send for WlProlict circular* and t**tlmontala I J. Arena. * Address: P. J. CHSNNT A CO.. I Mr. and Mrs. R>'lve*ter Gross spent Tolodo, Ohio. An Ohio mutual roinpanythaving $5,500,000 in risks did not have a loaa on a tngla rotidad Tuesday with relative* In Portland, Sold by Druggtsta 7Sc. Tnke Hall's Ftomlly Ptito for conatl- buildiag in SEVEN YEARS. Anothtr comp a ny reports that in ita laat 500 loaaaa, not j Mra 8. Manning and Mr*. Ed..Man patlon. ! ning of Eagle spent Friday afternoon ooa was roddad. A commi ttcf of the Nabraaka StawOn juiance Amoci atkm report s dat The Aermotor owee a very large ' with friend* In town. mooocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxjp prope rly roooao DOBOiagi are oever sciucii m tnat stale, ine uxnaBa Fanners irataai O RILRY. O Union is preparing to lowarthe rate on roddad property* while the fire omsMibI of tht atait share of it* sucee* to Its gearing. ThIe WlaM Ib Near Toelt. Sdooocxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxd B o^Dhio lecnmiBrnde that farmart* meteal comp a niei oeght aot to pay any loaaas on uo- A reesat vlalt to one of the lergmi pel device allows the windwheel to make ------1 t_ r,-«>------« : Cacteriea In the worM. dt eciseed mnehl unroGoao oatKongs. three and one-third revolution* to one ; ory that was produdiig lO.Mi gellime Mr* Archie Hildreth to not much ! Paint and doing It bottor and la toes Ui b*lter. stroke of the pomp. The wheel runs I than IW gallona could bo mad* by hand E P. Ronghton and wife of Olive feet enough to be efRcient a* a wind ­ ' mixing. called on friends in Ril*y Sunday. Tht* was tho cotohreted LAM. Paint J. H. Rum* of Ht. John* was at mill. The pomp run* slow enough to Th* L. A M. Zinc harden* tbo L A. M Whit* Iwad and nsakoo LAM. Paint hto farm here Haturday. Dtfi Y n flit iRpr? be most effectlv*. There I* no churn­ I wear Ilk* Iron for 19 to IS yonra. (T. N. Cowles and wife are In Nee«x 4 ing of water and waat Ing of energy 4 galloaa LAM. mixed with t gallon* taking i-are of Mr. Cowlee ’ father who Linaood OH malioo 7 sallono of paint at a by pounding. The fact that this ratio to ven* »lck. In the factlof dmh evidence as this? The modem rod|is tdentilic, hoaestly made, and cost of loaa than D-M par gallon. Mrs. Robert Landers who has been to right was determined and proved If any dofoct extols in L A M. Paint, docs ita work. We have tha moat perfact systam on the ma rket— conductors all copper i w* will repaint th* houes for nothing. sick I* better. at the outset. We know a reaeon why Donation* of L. A M. made to chorrh** Fowler Creamery has utaried a tubing , end we beck upleve ry job whb a gnarenty. •very other ratio to wrong. Otber'ra- Bold by A. O. Hunt. at. Johns build a skimming station at the For ­ est Hill t'om*r«. tlee are ueed without reeeon, for only one can be right. It to this ex­ act correctnees In every detail that has gained helf of the world ’s Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulte the liver, PIlMl PIleat PIIm! trade for the Aermotor. And most of the value of a windmill to you promote dlgsstlon and appetite and william*' Indian Pll* Ointm*nt will Itee la this difference between right and wrong. Get an AERMOTOR easy paseagr of the bowels. Ask cur* Blind. Bl**dtas and Itchine and you will have the beet. your druggist for them. 2S rents a Pllo*. It absorb* tli* tumor*. Allajr* box. Itrhlaa at one*. Acia mm m poaltle*. alv** Instant r*ll*f. William*' Indian Pll* Olntm*at to pr*par*d for P1l«a SPAULDI COMPANY elL Htove wood can b* sold through tho and ItchiBS. Bold by druairlsta. mall Want Column; 1 cent a word, mini­ S9c aad 11.90. William* HTp. Co.. mum IS centa Prop*.. C1*v*laad. Ohio. 0^ fTtmtUfmtrUnt at Parr'n Elfrator, Good girls scare*? Not so very. You Raadar* of IIm Now* will ooafor a I oen almost always get oae throu^ the aat favor by awatloatae Urn Want Column. Thwwrtiy. Hagr 2, igo7, THB ST. JOHNS MEWS. Pac* Ffap*.

QpOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSQ O RMStlRfJVroM. 8 li THE COMCIL ScxxxrnrrrrrrrYrYYyinw^t^ Does Your Harry Y*tunxs huil Ills new buxxv Irauiliiipi, hrokati while at church last Huiiday. UPMC*l.%l4 PROC'RKOl.NCiK PtrB- His florae ha* ked the huxx> Into tha i.iHiiKD IIV ArTHimm*. church step* hreaktnx the huxxv f il»r IM. J»ti— tl*»ii at N«*rih Olive church Wadnaa* Yes. lQ0,0t0 timw each day. Im da>. May 1. at 1 p. m. i'lMNOMMi HHd .%pm IS The Olive township .Sunday school Don it aaad out good blood AT THE MiMl 17. IM7. **mventl*in will b« held at Price |or bad blood? You luiow» lor .’hurrh. .Sunday. .May lit. afterniMm Coun-li llo<*mi> Hi. J«ihn». April ir*. and ex'eninx. blood la food baakli; 11107. bad blood, bad health. And Are eiicnlia l al cmenti in Hexular meetinx of the <’lty (*«iun- you kooar piadaely wbai to Mtisfactory mntniawnti and <11 held on the above dale the inay«»r. Wm. H. Field, presiillnx- Icake for bad blood —Ayar'a alao are the principln of McKinley Store The t-ount'il was <*alled t»» **rder at Saraaparilla. Ooctorabava our work. H «i*c|*M-k p. m.. present: AUlermen Ftshburn. (Hffels. Harley. oiiive (Iranxe servetl p<»pcorn and eodornd It for 60 yean. Gat our estimatas on your apples last .Haturday e^enlnx. The Hxram for May 4 will lie furnished by the y<*unx lailles. were reatl an*l apf»r*>ved. you. Every day is bargain day. In order to reduce The iiiHvor ann an visited .Mrs. Flora 5t. Joiino, Midi. Huot's Washburn. afaU aasi ter values than you can get elsewhere for the (’ominitiee on xraile.* .ind Walks: Ahlermen Harley. Fl«bburn an«l H<»l- Water Fund HUbararment. same money. mes. N*. r,y—III* hmomi A* H«dnies . . Is.20 (’•imrnitiee on water anil Uxbt* Kl«**'iric l.lxlii FiiimI IMsIiurst-nietil. .Milermen H**lm<-.. .Hi-hoenhals ami Pny It'dl at Plant I; If fell* .N*. s!« <'oininittee- on I..aw* .iml ordlnan- ' *. H Picsion . 140.00 The ANTHONY Woven Wire Fence I e- Ablerrnan Fl-hburn W.».-hburn A. Hl*h.oo itlffels .*. H. Preston ...... I3.1»0 No. il Wire BSsLu.. JTAVS. loweil !■> the < ••un*-il ami the - lerk Ih- N«i. 00- -Rirharil (lay...... 5.H3 Instructe*! t** «lraw ••rders 'm the No :♦! -J.T.Wlnx A Co ...... 5.Hs Ncb7lito No.yktoliw^No.n. Slays to tto ran. We still have some of the black cotton hoae bargains mentioned last week.—25-cent quality pr-*i|*er funil- f*»t the -everal ton Alderman .Hch*»en- <'<»un II Room. .Ht. J«thn*. April IT. tm Omr 1907. hais. they were .ipprove*! by the coun ­ .Xt an asent track an .♦v. • •f f'linton h*- anil th*-N .*r*- hereby i'ei|u«--teil to u-e all r*-aM*nahl«- ami .XL Terr> .i- prin* Ipal 8 “ Horizontal '* ... 50.00 * pi-op**r * fT'»r*- f • > .lu**- th*- ainenil- Ri-t.il! II*|U -r flealer- honil -r-Rh m«*ni of a* • N" L’64 iif th*- !’uldi< .Itilian .1 .XIf r'h.'i auth*>ri*lnK tli* n-*- 'f .*- p! In* Ip.lh R< H. I’ New- Horizontal (Lyons) ...... flOO.Ct) hilrh\\a^- .»n*l ir***!* •*( th*- ~*\*'r.»l Rh h:tr*l 1. Rlxhx a- prln* Ip.ii .' H. r New Vertical Ricbniood A Holms* ...... I.30.fi0 tiiwr. hit*' vidijr*- atol • Iti* - ?hi- Iht.tii ll•|ll••l *ieah t*- homi with * it* for , :e. tri lichtink' lo attnx .iml .3 “ '>econd bauil Vertical HirhmonilA Holmesi ...... ll'ii.fiU Walt* I .XI>*oi«* .:r. **f f* It/ .<- pi n* i|>a!' th*- I’libli. .\« ts .f 1-t*'* ain*-n0(i R*-fiii’ !i*iu-*r ih*.ih r’* hon*: Mi n'laintain lln*- '*1 wit*-- .itHl sth;-; ma­ Wiiliam '■ Ch.*- i- priniip.i Cream (Cabinet...... 18.00 terial In und* r .iml .i. t * inx luihli* R* that the i**.wer t** lb * n-* i*-x- Th* ***mmMte<- on petition^ in.iu*- ulat* or prohibit u* h u** <*f th* hlxh- .in oral rep.»rf r**. ommen*llng the .ip- wa>'- ami str**el- -hall h*- ve*te*l In th** pi**\'.il <*f th* r*-tall «h*.'iler.* h<*ml* *»f sevi'ral townshli* Isiar*!.* .ind vlll.ixe William X\’ KnI-, kerlstf ker .'iml Freil ami * lt\’ ' f*unclls *»f thi* .-tate mulated Money. J. Ho*lex-. Fred .M. Terrx. Julian .1. He It further re**i|ve*l. that ih«- . My an dire* ted to XX’IIIlam I> HI*hop. XX’alter S. .XIo*-»re cause ti* he prlnte*] * opie* of thi* i**-- and Henjamln K. .Htormfeltz. William olutlon. ami that he mall .a **»py there- StnB sf thi Best i* Cha.se. Rh hani L Hlxhx *if to the sennt*»r of this illstrirt ami Hx Ahlerman Washburn -uf*|eirte••wer. Money not the to the representative i>f thi* I'oiintv. hx Alderman .H«'h<»enhal* ami t** the -everal i«*wnshlps ami vll- ■•ol;- ilije t In life, but it I* the mean* Res*dveu TcmsM 810 to inaarr a nMirc la fosU. Heo L TInkham...... 2."* 00 Resolve*!, that the retail liquor deal ­ ity, Furniture of Character, high grade goods Tlic Black Perchcron Scallion 'Par- Wm. H. Field ...... 12.35 ers bond with Fred M Terry a- prin­ Hut It I nor the mere earnlnK of Jas H. Hen that alves power Into a man’s me Prince Nhan«l- It is the amount of acx-umu- lurlty *ilOO pounda. . Tcrma 815. The A«!a J Cochrane 16.70 <'*»uncll. Complete. Our lines include Carpets, Rugs, Dra­ lait'd riMuiey that he lan command. Y**.a* 6. rMi.vs. none riytlcedalc HmlHon, CsmnvIUc Qanlltir peries, Linoleums, China, Glassware, Tin and HI- in-om* may be very laricc. and he llftO.O'i Hx .Xhlerman ftlffel* -upp*»rted hx* still may l»e a man of no financial No. 10221. wHotic 2000 ponnda. Bay Mn* Hc|Mnmcni aiMl Mali. fXIderman XX’ashhurn Graniteware, Stoves, Ranges, Kitchen Utensils drensTth. no biislne.**; influence Why" Mlili (Hic ttlilic fool. A priac winner .No 133—John Crelxhton IT..30 Resolveil that th*- retail ll«|U«ir ileal- e-r* hon*l xx-|thJullan J and Peter H. and Laundry Supplies. He. all** hf ha no rrwerre of power at llllnoh Smte Fair, an extra cood l*o||<*C N** 131 — L\man M Alward 11 fm Molnet a- principals, fh* «uretle' l*e to ipjih. when and where it Is needed. one.. Termw 812. Sir Onsrard a ired «leeme»l -uffi lent and I* herebx ap- Thi resFt-rve. this acumulatton of li> iIm> mlotity Onward 2:251;, No. Tiital pa\ r»dl . • .1122 's pr<*ve*| bx this <-*ium'h Y**as. 6. oaxe. n Hx Ahlerman Flshhurn upporied Tlirac liorar a will be at my bam ll«ll IHsbitrsrmcfiis. »*x Alderman .Hchoenhals ha* to .!< cumulate this reserve: unles Ni* 134—Arthur H**tchkl=s 14 no even day dnrlnx the era eon of 1807, Re-siilved that the retail ll>iu<*r deal ­ it I." riven to you outrlrht. you must 13K—A. T’. Ht**ckwell 3..'.0 er* bond, xvlth John .MiCracken .as .1 iimiilatt- It yourself. foar blockn north of the It. R., CUa- Misf'clkinrous t'onllnorni Fiiml IH«- prim Ipal. th*- -iiretle* l>e ileemed -uffl- Imrw mewls. Have Miu berun? Is your reserve lon armne mat side. Never before * lent, and I* herebx .ipproved bx the N** 13.3—Ht Johns News . . I-Mi.lh tcr iwina Are you fortlfylnr your ­ bavc the farmsr i> of this vicinty had < oiinclt N** 136—Clinton I>emo* rat . 47.20 Yes- 6 nax> none self and ratherinir Into your hands the the privlleor of oelrctlax from anch a 137 —J V Iioidinx . . 6K.00 Hx Ahlernaan Holmes* supp'*rte*l by tirenrth th.at will make you ssirrrrrt ■rand lot of atalHoaa at amt bam. Ahlerman Flshhurn. w here if y *u do not have capital you T.iial C-*nt. F’und disbursement 1304.36 - 01MSO Remember THBBR HORSES ARE Resolved that the retail Ihiuor deal ­ will fall? t^encml H4rm Fnml IHsbwrwrmrwls. ers bond with William I). Hlshop as not waste another week, younr ALL REGISTTERKD. and paamoa C*»mml*sloner ’s Pax Hoi' prim Ipal. the sureties be deemeil sufll- man \*iunir woman, but beain now to wripht. qaallty aad brrrdlas, I hear No. 32 : lent and Is herebx ,appr<»ved by this council Sv umulate your capital. Every dol ­ raamtiala potato to be coaaidarrd la L Mull . ■ 122.60 John Allen lo oo Yeas. 6. nays, n**ne. lar vou .idd Is that much more re­ Come aad aar them. Hx* Ahlerman Washburn supported serve power, saves that much time, (leo. Roberts 12.60 K. M. Alberts 17 60bx* AldernMin Hi h<*enhals. earn* that much more interest for Thomas Hefty " oo Hesolveil that the retail liquor deal ­ you. *ave- ^ou that much expense, puts Kuxene .-*huUen< 4 00ers iKind with Waller H Moore and you that much nearer to power and V Earlier ^ Henjamln K HiormfeltE as principals, We sell the celebrated “WhitneyGo-carts and Influence .ind *ucress K l.s>ke . .30 the sureties be deemeil sufll* lent, and Charles Chant 12 oaIs herebx appr**ved bx* this council Babv CarriLges — the best constructed and the most Htart H Savlnra Account with the K. Wallinx Teas. 6, nays, nope Htate Hank of Ht. Johns where your Hy .Xhlerman Hchoenhals supported stylish goods on the market. K%HT I^KBANON. II Hanlels |s00 capital will rrow and becln to earn (le.* Tlcn«»r 16 oa by Alderman tHffels. you J'i Interest without any effort on SbocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsS Euxene Hhulier* 4.on Resolved, that th«* retail liquor deal ­ When you come to LANSING make our store your part tleo Hch*»enhals 10 oo ers bond with William C. Chase as principal, the •uretle* l>e deemed *uffl- your hendfiuarters. You are always welcome. The tiank will make you a capital- Mr and Mr- John Oreax <>f Olive H Ross In no have moved In with the latter'e par- Pari Wallinx * rlent. and Is herebx* nppr**x*ed bx this l*f If 11 will irire It a chance f-nt- W Irwin .ind wife lo »arc for ( oiincll. .Mr Irwin who hw^ been III the pa»t Total f»a' r**ll ll.Vin 6. naxs none Rx Alderman Hlffr-!- -upi»**rteil hx* J. W. FITZGERALD. four month N«» 33—Hpauhlirg A < *• 2 A? Ahlerman Flshhurn Mr and .Mr I'- . .Miller of N.i a4 Hiram Little 2^ 4n nbu-h VI lu.i Jklr-" Mllles - p**r- Resoixed iha: the U tah llqu‘*i *leal- ers bond, with Rh hard L Hlxhx as ^ nt. Wm F=i\ rwT-nih* * ind wife last T Htree? fiiml *llpi*ur^en*cnt *iunila^* principal, the sureties be deemed auf- .Mr IMer Miller. Mr I «iulle 111 KImrIr lAoftl Fund l>lstmre»mew«- hrlent and I* herebx appnxx-ed bv I. Ill* wife and baby rtydnev Cnmmlsslone* - !■»' R

ln« of wolsht Riid prosaarc In tlM luncs or Moninch? Do you bolcli wind? LA.NIH]6« Are iron conatlpnled? Do yon wnJce with n ecnrt? Do you nwnlie with a Ne Wm Mm feellnc •• tbousii fnJIlnc out of the foot of the bed? Then coneuU Dr. IMMDIATK CVMMI AHi: WHAT •«mc PMPIAC* WAffT. Todd nt Downey Hotel. Mr. BMb* Mijr*: **lfy Hmth waa aoft; Two droc-claae phyaleigao gavo tbo c«oe up and Dr. & Clay Todd cured 1 luul to got up nlgliUL and 1 was tltod H All th* tlm*. I Ap^lod to Mr, B. CStP galokly'wUluMit ever bavlog eoen the patiost. DR. S CLAY TODD DR. TODD hne nt hie oflice, room 216. Hotel Downey, letter* and mon ­ Todd, Room Sit, Hotol DaRRMg, **Hearlng of Dr. a Clay Toda I aallgd on Him in record to my bro- ey from hie patlenu from all parte uf Kurope and Ameiiea. Mexico, Can ­ March 7. Undor hla troatmont my thar, Mr. Jc»el Bklali oR VIolMwa^ MleMgaa, daaertbed my brother's flaah ha* b*com* hard and solid. I actions and condition a* near aa I could, and Dr. Todd put up ada, etc. Drafts from Rnaata. drafts un the Deutche Bank of Berlin, nsoney don ’t got up night* aag ■MO* oad 1 The Noted Nerve Spedefiii from Mexico, drafts on the Bank of Knaland. realetered letter* and mon ­ can work without getting tired. My the medicine that ctirad titm. My brother had been sick for four ey from the Netherlands. Sweden, etc. age is 5f.” weeks with brain fever and had had two uf th* best doctors In H. J. BEEBE, Vicksburg, and after doctoring him four weeks they mid he was Room 216 Downey Hotel. S22 Kalamaxoo Htreet, a hopeleee case, and all his friend* would call and see him for the last .March 21, 1607. I.ainslng. Mich. time. But to our surprise Dr. Todd's medicines did just as he said they would; they helped my brother at once and he Is fast recovering. I Mr. Mickles says: “I had a ter- have l>een with my brother three weeks and he could not recognise I make this appeal to men who have failed to get reliof elsewhere, or who ' rible grating and pain and stiffness me In all that time, and after taking Dr. Todd's medicines six hours he Catarrh in everj* form. Eye and EUir, Bronchial, Lunp and Throat Dis­ are not satisfied with their present physU'lan. My specialty Is curing those In the knee joint ubotit 12 year* — spoke my name the Aral time for three weeks, and he knows every one eases: Hheumatlsm. Paralysis, Defonniiles, Dropsy, all Stomach and Ner­ diseases affecting the vital organs and nervous system. 1 will explain why I < hurt w«irse to walk nr get up or sit I down. I tried all kinds of doctors and now. Haturday night, December 27. I Arst gave Dr. Todd's medicines vous Diseases. All Diseases of Men. Weakness. Failing Memory, etCv ttc. can cure you quickly and t**rmanently by my own perfected method and toarrel of medicines without to my brother, and Tuesday, the 30th, he wras able to sit up In bed and I make a complete, safe and lasting cure In the quickest possible lime, you stay cured for life. We have c ured thousands, many of whom had , help lo me. I tlnally went down to j feed himself with a spoon and hold a glass In his hand and drink — without leaving Inlurlous after effects In the system. Delay often means been given up for lost. If your physical system has lieen Impaired. If your Dr, 8. «'|iiy T<*dd. at the hotel liowney. i something he has not done since he was sick: he was also up and dress ­ lo.s of life. Consult Dr. 8. Clay Todd at once. 8 a.m. to p.m. vitality Is assailed from overwork or worry. If you are tainted with disease .March 1, and took his treatment, and I ed and ate dinner with hla family the following Wednesday, 31st, as Dr. am {deased to say that the troubles! TfMld said he would." , JOHN .‘^HR'K, in any form, you owe It to yourself to -eek and And a restorative power at 4>»7 South Union .Street, tirand Rapids. Mich. .\ll Diseases of Women, etc., etc., cured without an operation. ' have ..11 gone In a few days." ogif. A friendly < hat costs nothing. He sure to see I>r. Todd at the Downey i \V.M. H. MP'KLEM, ,My <-h*rgr»» are nwKlerate and safe ie» iMUlciiia. for If tliry ibi ia»i get Hotel, room 216. < »fTT f hours S a.m. to v p.m. Every day liui Hunda>> In j North .Street, West. Ill’PTURKN UURFTI* sjuaranteed reperatlon. «'all on Dr. 8. t'lay Todd for ui-ll. they li*\c nothing hi pay for •■mlc<*e. Lansing. March 11. D*07. I..anslng..Mich. particulars. The worst < ases solicited. The poor liberally considered. Long standing 'omplalnts. usually ronsideretl In -urable, are cui 1 by IImiI Sitn* C'iirr«|-^No tHiishlc Apidl- Pfl< >F. .'i. CI^KY TUDD with his new and Harmle“ llemedles. There Is a fountain of perpetual youth, and you hax'e only to reach caihm* l*•«*■«l. out your hand and take It. You can drink >tf it until your heart shouts DR. 8. ‘'LAY TODD is a medical .luthorlty of International reputation, "1 had an old *ore a little alxive the ' with gladness, and with all your might you will proclaim, as other peo ­ 11 E .M E M B E R T H I 8, You are nut to pay me one * ent f.»r left ankle: starte«l In a large lump ple have. my ^ervbes until six months after having taksn the last dose ai.d he has ■ ured hundreds of thousand* of cases in his long lifetime, many of almost as hard as a st«»ne. then be- , all yourj^elf well, as I do not want anything for nothing. If you which were so dlfTIcult as to recjulre new and original methods. came an eating s^ire. getting larger all Mm srmmHmr** cannot be cured I will tell you so. .My medicines are Roots. Herbs, Today hs U w'thout doubt the world'- foremost medical spet'iallst. the time, and the -kin black and blue all around it. We emfdoyed two doc ­ Like The giants of old you an be in your prime at sixty — strong. and Barks, used by the Indians In .8outh America and Eaat Indies, where tors without relief, tnher S4»res were vigorous antf full of youthful enthu-lasm anil ambition. the Professor spent many years In successful practice. As these Indian forming, and I was confined to my Remedies cannot be obtained In the drug stores, they must be obtained of bed. with the most dreadful pains, himself, which an be done at a reasonable charge. .*owney. got better, and In one week's time the sores were all healed." Kidney and Spine Disease. Stiff Joints and Deformities. Ruptures, .vnd all .MR8. ERIE BENTLEY, | Female Complaints, and all Chronic disease* ured. Medicine* sent ev­ Dr. S. Qay Todd .'f heart, may mean sure and quick consumption. l*ol]ipns. Fungus lamwili. f'nrrd in Dr. Dlay Todd's methods are natural. His treatments are natural. His (Hm* Day In laiiseing. . Two t^prr- medl- lne« are natural. Don't remain sick at the risk of your life from any If you are nervous, restless. Irritable, sleepless, or wak« after horrid alkm* St Johns, Sunday, May Sch, disease, when you can get Immediate restoration with life-giving remedies. « dreams, tired morlnlngs. with a dull headache, bad taste In the mouth My son Claude, aged 15. had a’ pol ­ sometimes discharges, and go about your work without life, energy or If you cannot come to Dr. Todd's ofTlce. send some member of your family ypus grow'th In each nostril. Could From 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ambition, desire to be alone, gloomy forebodings, a disposition to worry and get the medicines needed for your Immediate restoration to health. not breath through his nose. He had ' Physicians say the most frequent cause of death from dlseaaes. Is the had two operations without any relief, la ordsr to to cows alt biaa wlw aso Ihriag ia Si. and fret about trouble ahead that never comes, spells of being afraid but after one dav's treatment with Dr. (•r underlain, sometimes low spirits, you are suffering from nervous debil ­ complications that arise. Under Dr. Todd's treatment the recovery Is so 8. Clay Todd, at Room 216. Hotel ity and exhaustion of nerve power, which may end In utter prostration. rapid that there is no time for ompllcatlons to arise —If they have I><*wney. he can now breathe through his nose and his voice Is also better. .Insanity and death. already ari-en. Dr. Todd's Harmless. Natural Medicines will make them CONSULTATION FHEE aad ao cimvga for sorvi cos uatil carad six (9) dlsMp|»ear like magic, and the patient becomes well and strong. .MRM. K. A. COLLIER. Ha\*e you pain or weakness In the small of your back? Do you have AlfM. nei\> diseases cured. Dr. Todd is a Nerve 8peciallst of world wide 1010 Pennsylvania Avenue. fits or falling sickness? Are you nervous or weak? Do you have a feel- reputation. April 3. 1607. Lansing, Mich. CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. N

NOTE THE Steal Hotel, Sunday, May S, from DATES: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY 14 Days Free Treatments! In Lansing In St Johns IN ST. X>HNt.

Mt*>* Amah .\: hin Burton ail- gCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)OQ Mr. and Mrs. Varney Pearce. .Mrs. ♦•d on h«*r »:ran»lj..irent Mr. and .Mry. ST. JOWK MAMETS HURT IN A RUNAWAY C IlIVKIlNlllE. C E. Lankton. .Mrs. R. Brink and Mrs. Fr»-«; A1 hm .-.iturtlay. O. B. Dills and daughter Helen of .Mrs. Fr»d .MRior on th*- k CX)RIU:CTED PflR THE NEWR EV- Soooooocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx^ DeWUt Grange attended Pomona .I.XC'K .ALIA^TN KMN'KKD IM>WN lUi thi!^ wt-tk. , Grange held In Bingham Wednesday, j DEP/urmrr ERY THUKHDAY MOR.NING. Mr^ ‘inu*! Hi kok returned ’<• her Horn to Mr. and Mr*. Frank True**- April 24. BY IIUN.AW.AY. hon.* In Detroit .-aturday* after >«i»end- St. johne MKh. May 2. 1607. dell Thursday, April 26. 1907, a girl. Mrs. Holton of St. Johns who ha* ing th* luttc! par: of th* wek with her URA1.N8. Mrs. Margaret Griffin of Rochester been attending Mrs. Luther Sibley A team hitched to one of the largo Mr an«l Mr*-. Jo* Young. Corrected by Rione A Bergtn, John C. visited her mother Mrs. E. Hewitt last and little son Willard for the past two general delivery wagons ran away laat W. <'. T. I'. .N4ITFS. The thre*- little D* WRts ar* • "nAnnl Hicks and John F Parr, w*eek. I weeks left for her home Monday, Naturday and turned from Clinton A USEFUL LIFE ENDED The meeting ■ f the \V. «T. U. heol t«i in** hour* with th* measler. Wheat, whit* ai.d ret! ...... 75 Frank Webb and wife were > aller.^ j Prln. A. J. Phelps and famlljs are avenue Into Higham street. Near In the Temperance hid’ last Frluay Mr. Vant.erh*.or .md family arc ►ats 41 at f». B. Dills .‘Sunday. I moving Into their home on Rochetter the alley running back of the Rteel Rye ...... 46 O 60 il\<'iii:l .i.wirr kldiiiim .f. I^\s8- •ifternoor. wa.- .argeiy attended, ijver moving ''a* k to their former hom* in Mrs. Florence 8. Babbitt of Ypsl- .*etanit superintendent • f the night marks. The program was exteptlon- Calver. dreased ...... 86 nurses In the It* ::»eveit h*--splta’ In ally good. Mrs .*\al Mutton, dressed ...... 88 R 89 New Turk. ! supposed 10 have been written by Hob -.ailer this week Tuesday. Tallow ...... I R 4 Mis* itian-he Taylor of Je-,* spent ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE After leaving this position she ac-1 Ingersoll from Hades, and the epistle UVE PGUI/TRY. • epted one In Atlanta. Georgia, which] to live with her mother. During these number. Mrs Daggett read an exiel OEIIEIAL MAMETS Ducks, fat ...... 9 of the CouT^ House, nt the residence of the late Oliver McCloud, on months of suffering she has been very leni essay on "The means of Defeat." Turkeys, fat ...... II patient and uncomplaining. Through- This was followed by* an essay* on HIDBM. out her life, her lime and energies "8u. < ess In liefeai” by .Mrs. E. J. AN FURNISHED BY TW: .AMERI- N. Hoerner A Son Beef Hides ...... 8 cares of her fellow . reatures and her Florence Albers sang a solo and Miss wednssdsy, Msy 1, 1t07. Horse hide*...... 82 to 81 loving klndneas ha** won many friends Norine Gambee gave a reading, "The DETHOTT—Wheat : No, • 1 white Caif skins, green ...... 9 wh< will grieve to hear of her death. I»eacMn’s Defeat." which was well re­ No, 2 red »|iot. SlHc; Msy Dsucon aktps...... 96 A short prayer was read Wednesday ceived. .Miss Vivian Daggett next Mhssp pslts...... 99c to91.99 morning at the home. Hev. R. J. 81ee gave a recitation. "The Father's De­ SM^c: July. AS^c: Sept., K6c. Cora: Wool —Medium 28; braid 21 R 26: No. 3 mixed. 504c; No. 3 yellow Delaine 24 R 26; Aos 20 R 22. Thursday, ofBcMitlng. The body was then sent feat" In an admirable manner. The INKMUJOB, WaMBlMMIjIM PMOITM. to Lapeer where the church services program was closed by a vocal duet 524c. Gats: No. 3 white. 46c, Rye: Cofr*«t«dk*y A. O. Jeu«s aad Fur Brua No. 2. 74c. Bewo*: Bpot, $1 34; Juue will be held and the interment made. by Mr*. Bnover and Mrs. Emma Gif­ Butter ...... 19 R 90 beginning at 10 o ’clock sharp, the foUowing property: Beside her mother she leaves two ford. A pleasant hour was spent by t1 36. Clover: Spot. ID 26; OcA Bgg* ...... 16 aad 16 brothers. Alvah and B. Eldrldge. the ladles, at the close, and lemonade 17 60. Homt , par pouad ...... 11. It. II and cake were served. The next meet­ CHIU AGO—Cattle: May, Tl^o; Potatoes, per bushel...... 90 O 16 Apples...... 16 O 60 riPO HM»aD PfNMlNING GAfl£6. ing «11 be with Mr*. J. H. Faxon on July. 6 72; Sopt.. «»4c. Corn: May. ■a oM ! Btock aad whMr hetfre calf. Mny 11. Cabhugs. dox ...... 4# • 69 I old I WiMie bHf er 4f4oLJnly. 46Hc; SspL. 4»4c. Outs; Hubbard Hiiasaii**. owt ...... 71 Jame# Munson i* suffering with a rtgp. NIHc; July, 42c; 9spt. Sf^c Oakma. Nmiml ...... M9 • 79 9 S cpiveu MKTIKlDINr CMITRCH Neclal detective hadpe and a good- roport* the patient was progreeoing llssp sad lamb*; Cboiee Isnbs. 96 60 nieolT.. All the pulpit on 8unday, May 12. •t*ed jag came very near falling under Charles Case also has a case of blood 7 60; cllppud. $606 St; comsMio to on Ann Arbor Railroad paB*snger train Gvm BRwrrnM. prims *heep. N 2604 76. Hogs* polaoning. Mr. Halnoa lo employed at Aahley laat Thursday evening. He mark i . ted rtrrn ao a carpenter In Flint and ran a sllv- Mia* Verna Romer* of Carland spent Frtm* medium ssd fat vorker*. 96 60. requested the conductor to hold the Wlieel 4*alllvator 2 t- or In hla hand. Tho hand bocam* so over 8unday with her mother. vorkeva. |6 90; pigs. 96 60. train until he . ould saorch it. which Onw. pam Jem painful that he ratumod to Ovid apd Mias Olive Cleveland of Rhepards- rfflCAGO—Tattle* Beeves. $4 200 the conductor refused to do. In at­ R^ ctm with 8 *lai*rl «aHtvaMw wont to a doctor. Mr. HaJnos lo vllle called on friend* In town Ratur- 6 50: row*. t1 9004 60: helfbr*. tempting to get off after making a Hpotteii hs'tfrr oomewhat Improved but will be un ­ day. 92 6006 26. cslves , 93 5006 79; partial oearch the aleuth look a very* Mlaa Rusie Tncker o( Rt. John* was able to reoome hi* work for oome- good to prime •tser*. 96 3006 50; hard fall on the <>ement platform and time. the guest of Mias Mabel Acre over came near rolling under the roaches Runday. p«gtr to gwdlum. 94 2.506 25. stoek- P W. Holland and family are mov ­ MIsb Bessie Dowlby spent th* lat­ ers a»d feeders. |2 *^06 15 Hoga; TERMS: All sums of $5 and under, cash; on gums over $5, six months time on good ing Into th* hou*e owned hv Fred ter part of last week In Ann Arbor light. 96 4606 66; mixed. 96 400 Alehin this week. Mrs Longcor of Rhepardsvill* call­ 8 62; heavy. 96 2606 57 rough. 96 36 approved notes at 6 per cent. George Hler* of FllHt ia vkdttng ed om Ovid friend* Raturday. 06 96: pig*. 16 0606 56; good to M* parents thi* week. Hts. J. Ji Munssn who has been in clmles hosvy. 66 4606 57. Bheup' Mra Frod Conklin of Slsie oaJlod HkMs Mtsodlng her mother who is Rgtlvss. 94 1006 M: wsstsnis. 94 60 HENRY 1. iHcCLOUD, Adi inistrato r. m, Altsa. a CITY BKB\iXTIB8. Mrs. L. M. Haadamon and aon Philip Mmaa. W. E. Oraan and (laorfa Jamaa Bla* kmer and wlfa and Mrs. have ratnraad to tbair homa in Homar Millar Bbva a liuan olmwer at tba iat- Jay Townaand aiandad tha funaraJ of aftar spandinB d abort tUna with tha Jn«ur« with D. L*. Hunt. tf tar's homa north of town Thuroduy ov- Thomaa Davldaon In Lowall Monday. family of C. K. Cbapin. A. 11. Birmingham of Dopiain waa enlnc in honor of Mloa Nava WalBia; Mies Maud Humara is on tha aiek In this city Tuaaday. H. A. Chapin, aaamlaar from tha a vary* plauoant tlma wa* reportad. list. Low Shoes For Yoors Inauraaca Dapartmant at f^anainB waa Born in this city Friday April 2f, to Hobart Mnydar and family tif XVord was received here that Mich­ in this city yaatarday azamlnlac the John Htilaa and wife, a aoa. (’larMbtoo ara vlaltlnk In town. ael Eustace, formerly section foreman THE VERY NEWEST records In tha ofSca of tha Farmers' Hr. and lira, ('halmar Iladfam of Mlaa Bautrica Jaffarlaa of Matharton on the railroad here, died at his homa Mutual Inauraaca Co. Ladies ’ side-laced Patent Oxfords, ^ Hapla Raplda ▼iaitad Dr. and lira. 8. w*aa In town Haturday. in Grand Haven Friday of last waak Mra. A. E. Jonas wwa called to Mlaa Bouiah Hmltb spant Sunday at M. Poac Sunday. of hlo .41J. tlTHKIUi. VISIT UY her mother Mrs. A, Kelley who is thia waak. It coholic medicine, but the bast # city Tuaatlay Co attend tha burial of S2^tD$4. fmTlIO, MAKB K HKl«K«'TIO^ OF .Mr. and Mra. ('. U. Vane* were In tr up-to-date blood purifier and ton- # )) tha lata Loula Vauconaant. *iulte III with Inflammatory* rheuma­ THE K1N1> OF PHOTO YOU WAVT Ionia Monday. # Ic. Will Btve .new vlBor to tha # .Mr. and .Mr*. F. F. .Murdock are tism. Hhe was accompanied by her 'AND 1 WIU. TAME Pl.KAHl'RI-: IN little dauahter Alice. Mr*. Byron Pierce and son <‘haun«-y* # body* and by* Its use sprlnc work 9 sfo'ndlnK a few atroit. Mtephen Howell of Duplaln is iMixT Foii€;i*7r. # burden. .Sold by* Travis A Shiley. FAIMLY FOOT FITTERS Mr*. F. A. Parry |e III with typhoid ppeiulina tt few day- In Ht. Johns with .Miss Eutana Vanca of Lyon* Is vls- Dr. and .Mr*. H. D. Houair. Itlna her mother. Mrs. Jam* - Bla k- # John T. .Mlllman and (L E. X'an # favar. R.E. GREEN, # HIckle. ^ \V. K. Hainliton want to Chicn^o Je-*le Jennina*. the lienaal youth mer. J. W. Cowman of Hubbardpton was b # MAKKK or ITNK PIKiTtMOIAPIlS. yaatarday to Mpand a waak. who was operated upon tw** weeko, aao. Is able to sit up In bed a little In tf»wn Wednesday*. while each day*. Swain Hro*. hav*- purcha****! u tif'W aasollne enalne with which to run their windmill and ream separator. Mr. and Mrs. Georac .Mull arrived I Tuauday* from Santa Clai.i • xie I* at her • *1 ); imt Directory of Qinton County, Mich* near <’arson <’lty assisting li* ii* lare Do You Know of her mother .Mr#. .\. H. Huk * who last week suffered a stroke of appo- THAT MOTV & KHED HAVE ONE OF plexy. Dr. H. D. S<|ualr waa In Fowler THE MOST COMPLETE AND SATISFAC­ .Monday. TORY ASSORTMENTS OF CLOTHINC. Cakndar, 1907 F. A. Heminlnicway of Detroit, rep- resentlnK the .Modem lirotherhuod of AXi) FT'KNISHINC.S in CLNTON COPNTY? JANUARY . i America Is In .^t. Johns for a time a M T w T p a with headquarter* In the offl> e of Dr. \Ve furnish everythiiiff in wearing apparel for H. D. .H4|uair. .... 1 a S 41 ...... 116 4 1 1 6 4 6 6 7 J. M. Iloxie was in t'he*anlnK Mon ­ Men; Hoys and Children. 1907 1908 6 7 • 9 10 II IS 5 6 7 • 91011 l| 9 1011 111614 day* and Tuesday* on business on- 14 16 16 ITili lt 1116 14 16 16 17 19 16 16 17 11191011 nected with the estate of the late ^ soil 18 IS 1416 19 90111116 9416 811616 86161711 • 'harles Ullzxard. ¥ ; 17 at 1010 61 .. 1617 1189 60 61 1990 ...... Prof. Burnett I^n^inx. opticiun. will be at the Hotel .Hteel, St. John*, Men*# Suits, until tomorrow niKht. If any* Kla*se* fitted l>y* him are not satisfactory he n ...... :.. .. 1 .. .. 1 1 6 4 6. will Thake the chanae without tO»t. • A]l_St]rles, from $3.50 to $15. 1 6 4 6 6 7 6 6 7 6 9 10 11 Its .Mr*. .Stephen K«'> ‘‘nd son Nelson 0 10 11 1116 14'16 16 14 16 16 17 16 If' left Friday* for .Ht. I,.oul#. Mo., where 1617 It 191011 1011 tt 1614 1616 they* remained until Tue*day l»efore 8711|»'90 61 .. .. 1614 16 1617 11» leavlna for their new home In Huao. BOYS’ SUITS, 10 Indian Territory*, where -Mr. Keys re- Compiled by ■ ently enjcwiretl In the hardware and furniture bu*lnes» with his brother Afl Sts^es, from $1.25 to $5. .. .. 1 1; Ezra. 6 4, 6, 6 7 • 9 .Mrs. H. Murwln and daughter vlflt- Mao ’s FurmalMB#* Uadanaaar. Hats, Capa, ate. 1011 lilt 1416 16 ed In Lebanon Sunday*. Clark A* Putt, CcHtnfy Clerk* 17 11 It 1091 »»’ 14 86 16 97 16 19 80 .Miss «*hrissie .^klnner of I,.an*ina SHIRTS,— Work Shirts 40 and 50c; none Bet­ Is vlsltlna r* ’atlve* In and near St. John*. ter. Drese Shirts -ioc to $1; look well and wear OSOBMRSR .\Ii*> (‘orbit of .Mason w*as the {ruest wdl. Negligee Shirts, stylish and tasty cftects, 50c l\)puUtion of Qinton County and of each Tolamship and Vil­ of .Miss Alice Moraan at the home of 1 2 6> 4 6. 6 7 Dr. Weller ox^er .Hunilav. to $1.50. lage therein according to census of 1904: Equalised Valua- • 0 1011 1816 14 J. Flynn w»s Jn I.anBina Friday. 16 16 17 It 1910 21 Atlditional Brevities r. paae 3. tion of County by State Board of Equalisation and the 88 83 84 86 86 87 88 Total Valuation of Real and Personal Property in each 89 80 31 Too Late To Classify. Our i%oe Department

Township as Equalised by Board of Supervisors in I ^06* t’.XIUl (II TILAXKS—W* with t<. ■l.Wc have three leaders in shoes that have proved thank ii: fnends und nelahln.r for the klntlne*.*' sh<>wr. u» <'.urina exceedingly popular. CLINTON COUNTY: OFFICERS, CLINTON COUNTY. The - ikness and death >f «>ur ’THE RALSTON HEALTH SHOE i* >liflerent frriu anr tber. It fol ­ m«*th*r. alp* f< r the floral fferlna* lows every natural curve and depreasion rf the instep, tee and lieal. Some aboaa •’harieh Bos*. i'«ip il.iti Mil 111 J’.,-'*''*. V.iiiiatiMii :iIS Kipiali/* <•1 are like tbe impression *'f the foot «n a Hat hoard, tbe IlALSTON is like a foot­ .Iii4ik'** of ...... (lusrlf* M M*Trill ... "t Hattie A. H- p^on and ('hlldren. • K«|iiali/-tti ______■'I. step is soft sand, praatrviuy tbe i;atara] ferm f tbe foot. Tbev are a modal nf I Inlrr >h«*rin ...... l4i*rrii ( Hslii ..... >1. I 4.iuil> <1erk ...... (lark A. I*utt ...... M .h4ui' lieaotj sod style, as wall as comfort. • U x-MII » r<>|* ll T«*liil \ mIimIk*! « Tri-asuirr...... tUlii \V >kiiiiirr . •'(. .I«»hn- tf jras do not havD oa* aatassi. sasjr miosmmt of THE FELLOWCRAFT $3.50 SHOE is cne rf tbe moat popuUr oo tbe I'.-M K*|ii*4ii7*^ r.« u$7 or CITY omcus ltrai»l» I *•( ...... Kolirrt > AriIHHJI,... M. Jollllo tlM bowls sosh day. you sf* noMBSrtoasly mast I'liliiitf Att4>nM->...... •►aaii 'V .. ..HI .l<4iii* too yoor systsm to eoids sad rlusmsHsfn ■ Lsso* market, lioo't fail to Hee it. ttv* Tabloss too* sad strsaatbao tko tl.4th.. I •••: 4T47.UI ( in uH ( ..iirl ( •.fnniii*si«m. rs..., , xinltli ... KM* bowstt. so that tbsy do tbs warh nstar* isHadsA OUR LADIES’^OXFORDS and Skoos are seat, stylish and “snappy." II* iitLc. . 1 •••1 I.JIU •■■■ m OF ST. JOHNS I ••iliit> Iriain t ••iiiiiii"l4Mi*'r ...... 't'litrt**' " \N liiitn<*i*- i.iaT.iii Ittiiirhaiii i.**^.'* * ••unt) ...... Iainr» K ('|rtn**ir- .... lUtti l.et us show them to vou. 1 »MlU« I JW* I .•*j,int 1 ..ii4iri ...... |(a\t ITW \MO. l»U|*Ui' l. !«' I.-V7.*t» = • *"!tit\ 1 Ii|ti|iii««|4i(if r. . Th*^«l*»frli Towil't-lHl ^1 .l<*llli« K* ‘-*'X **■ 1* M’*i* *••* TrriiiH <»!i u-r r * I •«. Ikm.i Kvitiniii.m t Klnrl <*.ei .1. I.4'4|*llck .... K*** lef 8ooococxx >doooococxxxxxxxx ?8 K4*rI*- I.iCT ■ 7’ .*,i«,i il.l> •*. iMN.i K\«iiiiii. fH...... ^ VrrtHUi \U|.|. ltM|.ld^ DOTY & REED (*i*-*-iil*ii*l 1 ... Lai 1 i)i;.*i«i .Monday .n .Xpul, l;** ’- I Frank M. H|tNiii*liiiK '^t. .I«4ui'> l>*-|*Hli«-l. ‘.4*4 '» i|»*'tiiil*-ii4|* nt» ••f the I*****! ’ Fir^l A. Tra»i' .I«*hii’» 7 Clinton Avenue St- Jokm, Mich. * *hx* l.uT!* I.Ill* *■•> .<«• Mayor .. WlUiam H. Field Ll«»hn A "*»t^**ii Kl»l** It I |i I'l «lx id i.ii: 1 K* ’ef.t r of 111** l***4*r Kiiriii...... hltlwMr*! l.* *l* r.... ■'t .l«4iii« GREENE-WAIGLE IJii**\ ...... 1 1*4 ] iitf. *1*1 Cltrk WUUam Cacbrane \ . 1ft «i ^ •J . ••• Wslrit.iu; I-'L 1 I4J Troaiurer Janiet B. Nendartan l•(H•l I,\B V(H’M, PliOl'I.i: M.\B- ■4 . • . . , . . . .. I ir.- 1 .1.-*•■1 Supanntor. Itl w*d Wm. M. UUad TOWNSlIf AGUm APfOlllTED 8Y 90AKD OF SUPtlVISOtS 1 l«t \x rtid ...... 1 M-i nil itii i» Tri *p|»\\ rvKMM.. ' .xl xx.4l«i 4,*.'. 11*1 Suparrltor, 2d w’d Henry Pohner T«» l«*4** .liter hiiriMl **f lll•itK•*(ltlll•itK•*ht 'M*hlier<* ^il**r' &n*141* -.4* *■41 tttpanriiar.M w*d 7iiiioCliy H. Clark )l)iiiKlii ih* ir r* *|**t'li«*- t<**ii**lii|iii. • *r.< ’h* pT*;! »4l*: nK * 5 tb* - .*)• l.iH S4MK*>r 4*>RM I***-!*! n* r -•.i -••n ' ‘"K i>i«s ♦ ’h* BaptlPt I-..!. .. Hath .Ij*IUe-« >***e||e> ... IlMth < huri n Tu* -* : • * v< nlnir .* «lx *»'oI-*-k It* naai. iientomtn F \i*unK. St‘'.l.4»n’»'l:*V l> 1 when N*v.r Bo':ii >nii 'i,.utrhter >f Mr CONtineaMONAL — Kr (ir ‘ 'III >1 t llinidtaK' .\iHlra*ra* Kelt...... ^t. .I«4iii- It. K l» ’ tri.’t I liuloii. ^iiuiwiv**ri . Tiiw^oim um I .tv\ I mllao . 'Villiiuii X <*ni»as______...... K US lar ititi M: Greene •*: KN..- f-4i iiut>t«Ui I. iittiar h^htj...... KIm* ShNATOniAL'-lWii t .1* •llIM Fruits Green 1' T* ,nviT*i; -'lit ?!*. B* V. (’harle r \V. .i71 LeOMLATtVB-4.AT1VB..|te Itaprr l*re«< t>|«11«• •( t.4ll»i l.**t>NIM*l. .. Allia liartM.... Mapl* i:ni *i*i- i: i ii . Ill tx. WII.I.IA'I A N*'l; r*'S -• • M • *e*»cr» •'Uni|**Miii ...... M* rlr lleHrli It* t. ' f D; \ r, Luther .M«*i* ,...... ♦Mkl , * th* Ur ' »tra n- ! *h» Mend# l- i:u*v .iMlRes A ('hM|*fllMn . __ '■'I .lohn* \ I* 1**1 , .lob 'V. ^•Xtnri.... I. IliU'buir it I it 1 h<-ii 't*tdir*K mar'h. phixet. lix MP- apTfl JUDICIAL CIMCL'IT. TERMS OF COURT FOR > EARS luoy-H. .l<4in* •I<**>ImIi I |4n*i ...... f(t .l<4iii« I?'--.* .-■« Hi* I ^ ptanip* .4n«l Ml-= Z<*< U aterl*.*l; First MniMiax in 'laich K i‘t M**i<4i,«\ t <*.K *b*' p,it*e?-. :h* Me*h***ll t rlnjr (iiiituii (»rati*'t ( >ar*ia<| MittniN ■ fi '•ef.t# ri 1*1 F tt 'I. MEMBERS SOLDIERS RELIEF COMMISSION. •erxi* ♦ t*e:n»r mtr**\ei.:L4. A pr. .1*4111 Ijtik * tvhl (*h»*' and Ml* Fannie Goiter the liAlt l.l THKK ^teiioara|fi*r llliar,. F**iirTli .M<*iifiM> in .lull*- TtiiM VI, • iiax II N I ii •'* » tiMrla« I .\n«lii " **'*'M»lM main hon**r yeinx .MD' Ethel .*^f»nnaer ? I,a*npfnK. Harry* Greene. brr>:her of the frroum. acted a* t»e*t BANCROFTS LIST OF TOWNSHIP OFFICERS FOR 1907-1008, CLINTON COUNTY. man an*l r»r Pllkmton and .Mr. Hart of (irand Bapids a* u*ber*. After the TERM EXPIRED O* FIRST .lONItAY IN APRIL ipoS. eremonx a re* eptb*n. folloxved by* a Is headquarters for eycnL’thing in fancy fin* pupper wa* held at the reslden* ♦ "f the bride ’-- parent?- •pp***lle the FKriTS .\Nr) ('vREEN VEGTABLES. r*iM i*-Hir*> • I rr.avi*4*a- a«i<*TtTrrt< » <'i.KaK f**t«r ttr r («*a • PtlHAAl NR*- i-iMiTfirri* a HKINWA' < <*MM'n** »*«HiT«>rt I* f hurch. Th* bride \v*.re - ream pllk mull **ver The assembling of food supplies from Hath Ah*nr** Wabeiar ____ hath Xr*. X*. KaJpli (t UatU ...... Math ____ HowarU H Fiaree Math .No J3 Claandar J ( hafanan hath r. f. (i 24.... lianiui. II. .Armbnivtauu-her. . Ht. Joans No 2 .|•Met•h mmri . HI. John** Ni* .J, Wiulam Klunner HI John* No Chaa. K. Hinllh...... HI. Johnv No. i.. white Ixuieeene *ilk. and the Iona all parts of the world, thus enabling Hiumaii...... Jiieeph M. (Taiuet... . i Ht. Jahn« N«m> W'lUtani E (lazier. HI. J«4tri* .No 5. (la«< Herkar HI. Jubne...... 'vaaiarfl Avrry ...... HI. Jabn** N«*. it .. tulle xrell wae held In plaie by* *prav* liaJU* Johii I*. I'lrlah ...... I Fowlar ...... Jarol* Hhrafi ...... Kbwlar ...... Nwaata* (Inuri.... FowWr ...... itMUi. Kandal ...... KfMRlar ...... of mile* of the valley. *he carried a Dawttt ...... Mark FannrU ...... I llawitt . .... Hnmer Hraaaa .... Uawitt ...... tTayuai (' WiHdruff Itewltt ...... (Hlvar H AnaHI ...... ljuidna No. 7.... the pobiic to purchase eyer>’thing for iHiplali ...... Arthur K ( .1 mate ...... K. L Irowaia ...... ElMia ... I Klajal CL • Maiiuui . Kl»ia ...... IbaaBa* IVsiL...... Bl»4a phower b. MafTfeoa Erie luaafMm ...... WMa A. Bnaakrane Ht..loiHai Mnaa IMwtn E. Hall ...... 8C. Jnlin«i Nr*. S... whit* pllk mull with u lanre picture |.aba(tmi ___ M'lII W. MniUi ...... Uharia** Howant... Ftmlar r. f. d Hayden W HmiUi Uuh’emn r f d (4m*. MaHrldr ...... Mathartoti ...... hat. and the brldeemaid* were rownetl ping around, has been our constant (Hlae ...... Malhaw M Hill.. . Dawitt r f rttl' i'harla« T. Koakwail MarlaHa«4hl3i Mark A pink rose ­ (»Tld ...... Oe«4rire .larvi* ...... (ivtd No. 17... Charla* kaum ...... (»a»d .... C. A. .MHinanti ...... Ovid ...... Jamri a . Uaaa ...... Hi. Jobnv Xn 7.. UUajr ...... K4>bart tMUidar** ...... Kilay ...... (L K. OCtmar ...... MarlaKaiM-hl;;: .inhii (J. (NtUiic UawllL 27.... Klmat J HaMth ...... UawtttJ?...... bud* study and aim. ^The things you are un ­ VlaUH .... James |> HMfht .1! iMunavbura.. j Albert Millar ...... i*anMpibura t.i Mhn custni ...... Marla Raa^ WfUtam ItaHNtiaa ...... I*aiaa«b«rit Xt*. a TT»e * hurch wa# bewutifully* decora ­ Waiartnwti . John W llunlar ...... (iraad LrdgvU A. L. Ban ...... (id.TTHUr K , Thaud o ra Hioll ___ l.aaetaa No 7 (barlaN ^ iryka ...... llav^t N«» a* ... Waetphaila ... Wm Hmith...... Weetfihalta 1' Aniknay Aranx ...... Wfttn^la Jo ea yh K. Hnhi.... Woetphalta J«»*a|ih Ffmlle ...... We«t|4iaila r f <1 ted with pink and white and the altar able to find elnewberc, you will gener ­ wa# an immense hank of flower* and fern#. The hou#e wa# aJ»o Iwanttful- ally obtain here, induding all tbe ont- LIST OF VILLAGE OFFICERS 1907-S. CLINTON COUNTY 09 T« MASD or or Tn ly decorated with «mllax and ut flower*. of-ieason stuff. Come and me all TERMS EXPIRE ON SEGONO MONDAY IN MARCM. leaS. or a The prepent# w#re numerou# and beautiful. Includlny • ut alas*, hand- the good things on «Ue about which palntlna*. china, silverware, table ra>-ii»r^TN * I aaa* Taaa*i*aaa» 4**a*«4*a<* ritw NAHia* MAiaMa.H i*4MiT**rri* R linen etatuary and ciock*. we cannot begin to tell ttoo in tins The bride I# one of Pewamo ’* most Kaata ...... Ka> T Fuller...... Arthur L Moora ... FJroy t MrCYttmb Thnma s II. Rshty.. Math Howaifl U Flarra...... Hath...... hlably esteemed youna ladle* ami the brief space. KImt...... tlaytoEi A. aaeriMUi K. L. Irownie ...... llarT% T Hiaak .... Ira A. Hdd).... Haoj Wm I* i'nwwim...... Ktmlar ... FTad L. I'aMah ...... Jaaoh K. Hhralt ... rraak W Oaliar ...... Wm. J. tlaaMnomt Ht Johns. H. K. i», No. 1 aroom I# a popular youna man. for ­ Htni (lartruda K. Marrthaw., Ht, Johns, K F n merly of thiR place hut now a drua- Uaph lia|*«4« Hert F (<>wle« I,e«tar K. Tyiar ...... wraltar (iamhia ...... Kohart AtMlarNon.. l»t KtadarlRk Mehamar IN»wlar ...... Ovid...... (harlae II Kal««i Frank (iraen ... t'lavbai A J«*hn*«R) John IJnk Irawitt ...... J lx»y Hlnunotis ...... l»awltt ...... al#t In Grand Bapid* where they Weetfikalia AntiMMiy Fener* ... J«*«etih J UtimMU* Aiillioti't I* Aran« .\nthnny Hniiaefi Irufdali* .... I A WouH ...... KIsla --••• wll> reeide. They left, amid .. shower Kst»r»...... Krad l.4imnhara .Mapla Kaf*Nts..***** ‘'[y Kaala Harry J. Bakar ...... of rb e . n the evenina train. POST-OFPICeS IN CUNTON CbUNTY WITH TNBIR POSTMASTERS. Knala ...... 1...... BANCROFT (iramibush . Hurt A Karaia Euraha Amona the .*ut-of.town aueeli* l^aharran .. kUlaar Frank ...... Fowlar It F ILJB...... cere Harry Ja. ob- and Perr? Ja* - (•har ...... Hurt Taylor ___ Marla Baark .. (ivhl ...... l.yaMn C WhIMaura .. **b« <*f H(*ny. Ml** Z**e Spencer of HnUi...... ______t> 1 MaHa Ra|dd« Noal Ii Allen (»rWI No. 17 ...... fVuulae W. Wald* ‘»»bl...... KUe)...... Hoiper W Pratt .. ... Marla Raneh. It. K. ll. M Itirminaham Albert Heirhler and Mr* I lawltt ...... ,. Ornra r H. Faxuti VI««Mr Jaama Btack Tke FANCY GROCER Eaaia ...... FImy C. MrlTumb HbananttevWa.. Fraak n (Vvaiand Marla Ronrh R. F II 14 <’fMip#r and daxurhier I.wna of Unden. m Johns . WaarrVMvti Mrs. Mart L l*yfce .... liowlU. X** Ji...... El^...... K A Ulahtmd Will H RrnaatNi Waetphalla Jo s* ph Pohl ...... Mr and Mr* Hprinaer ind «laiiahie! •« Fima Ff Kuraka ...... l ivrehlne W’estyhalia .. Frank lA-iahar W'astfdmlta ...... I^wlaf ...... (i**- F Maver Efhei of I,ain»ina Ml*# Josle Gerf*w TaUa 4C ..f (»wf*##^ Mr* Belle Ramsex .if P-^tland. Mr and Mr* *k> of loni* and Dr and Mr- Grant M Lyon*

Mis* Hiella Murwln was In Ionia on Monday. 2,mt

, , « « ,v*., * « . t hours at Muooa ths Jury tn Hm stiH m of the Ksmpf bank at Phslssa ogutast Peculiar to Itself R. B. Hmlth and a dooen other farm­ ers lu recover on nutss given In pay­ In combination, proportion and pnx:ess, Hood's Saraaparilla ii CENTRAL ment for an Imported horse, reached an agreement and rendered a Judg ­ 18 therefore Peculiar to ItMOif in merit, sales and cii »% ment for ll.SSM.tO. the full amount It is made from the best blood*purifying, alterative ai«J ii MICHIGAN «sued for. The case was hotly contested. It be­ tonic ingredients by such original and peculiar methods as to ing claimed that the notes had been It to learn at to the ralattve standing and reUabiUty of the leading manufactur- retain the full medicinal value of each and alL Ths Week's F9e«a ki Gee* altered by the tearing off of an agree ­ er* of medicinal agviu, aa the moat eminan t phyaidbm are the owat careful aa to The severest forms c f scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu* tIoCt Sklseeanss, loglieiiit ment from the top of them. The Jury the uniform qoality and garfect purity ol ramanlaa preacribed by tbam, and it ia well mattam, dyspepsia, and debility are cured every day by Blood 7 to & on the first ballot and known to pbyaiciana and the W^«lnlofiBad gentrany that the Caiifonda Fig Syrup , Baton eod Couotiea. holds the record of having been out Cos. by reaaon of its oorreat ma thoda and pmfect equipownt and the ethical character of more hours than any previous set of ita'product bee ettained to the high itandfaig in adwite and oommarcial dreiea which Jurors In the I'ounly. Hood*8 Sarsaparilla • • • ia accorded to anooaaaful mad reliable honaea only, and, therefore, that the name of the Urn wwmk WrSuesSny nlRlit, nlmui Company baa become a guvantee ol the encallence of ita remedy. Sold hr dniggnta. too dotes $i. Begin to take it today. t:30 o'clock, the people of Hoslstt. Jw». M. Man. mhmrnr hasMr mmm err far two miles east, were startled by i«UTH AMD QUAlelTT mllso niirth of Ithaca, was dlsruTwrad la a report of what aeemed like an ex­ In a dying condition In hla horn* plosion. which rattled windows and gfipeal to the Well-InfonaKi in every walk of Ufo and are aaeantial to permanent toe* m vail M la tka SsM hr < iIrhrsHiL whore he had boon llTlag alone for shook the houses. A small tenant cvM and creditable atandhig, therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would C. !• ttsad Os^ lawsUi thirteen >wara. He never recovered house on the farm of Isaac Ptpsr hod enjoy ^ood health, with ita bleaaingt, to the fact that it involvea the question of right amt. He.at. consciousness fully enough to explain bsen blown to atonu. leaving only a the condition In which he was found big hole In the ground and a nmas of living with all the term impliet. With proper Imnwiedge of what is bast each bw nor how long he had been In thnt con* rubbleh to mark the sp(*t. and all that of reertaation, of rntfoymmU, of con templation and of effect may be made to contribute ditlon but from other circumstances. I'ould be found of the furniture was to that end and the uae of medidnet diapena a d with generally to great advantage, bat It was thought It had been several one stove griddle. The explosion Is aa in many instances a simpie, wholesoiae remedy may be invalaable if tnhan at the hours If not a day or tern fntm the supposed t(t have been cauee by a proywr time, the California Fig Syrup Co. feels that it is alike important to present time of his tlrst aUack until help heavj* charge of dynamite accidentally reached him. plai-sd In the stove. truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has won He was found by some neighbors • # « the appoval of physicians and the world*wtde acceptance of the Well-Informed beca use Friday, lying across the fo4»t of his Tlir gwiumi !• bring prrpnrrd for of the excellence of the combination, know n to all, and the original method of manufac ­ beui. his left arm be a modern Pre-prrMif structure, of f.-iTiily laxatives, and as its pure laxative prindples, obtained from Senna, are wdl and leg paralysed, one band and hla i*ement with a cement floor and steel known to physicians and the Well-Informed of the world to be the best of natural face somewhat burned. roof. The building will be 30x50 feet laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate name of —Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Investigation shom’ed that Mull Imd one stor^* high. evidently gotten up WednesdU)* or • • • Senna —as more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtless it will always be Mmys ta||i iwrhaps Thursday morning and gone called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Figs —and to get its bentheial efiecta always to the kitchen to build the fire with* STORIES OF PEOPLE. note, when purchasing, the full name of the Company — California Fig Syrup Co. — out dressing. He had openeil the plainly printed on the front of every package, whether you simply call for —S5mip of stove top, taken sr^me pa|>er. Ilghteil It ITmllvIdrcl .\dvlcv*. Bears the and fallen forwwrd on It In such a A New Orleans man said regretfully Figs —or by the full name—Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna —as—Sjrrup of Figs and manner as to burn one hand badly | of the late Harold Van Ruren. the Elixir of Senna — is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig S3rnip and a s|>ot on his face. Afterwards | American consul to NIc'e: Co. and the same heretofore known by the name — Syrup of Figs — which baa given he had sufficiently recovered s«i that | “Every American traveler will be satisfaction to millions. The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists throughout he had g«it to the lieeautlfully the 1C OTIC, resting In part on the foot of the bed. rich visitors i<» the Ulviera. and very Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company, filed with the ing up brushwood in his yard, and pre* charitable, very helpful to such p«Kir Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, D. C., that tha remedy is not adultamtad or His father was an early settler of folk as found themselves In difficulties misbranded within the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906. Emerson, after whom the Hull school In the gay town of Nice. was named. For nearly 13 years he “Tall, slender. (|Ulet. I can ere him had lived on his MO acre farm. He yei. One day I asked him if. In his was In comfortable circumstances. He many charities, he was never «lecelv- CAuroBaA m smr co. leaves two sisters. Mrs. Ann F«ix of ed. San Francisco, Cal. near Ashley and Mrs. .HkInner of .St. “ 'Oh. yes.' he answered. *N<»t oft ­ I*ouis. en. though. And when I am deceived Louisville, Ky. U S. A. New York, N. Y. # # # I Judge my man kindly. I am not London, England. like the Jurist whom Alphonse Karr, TIm* <*lM ‘fifY <»f Ingtiani ivtuniy lias for( who lived here, used to tell about. a novel way of keeplnx unruly prls,»n* “'Karr used to say that there a*as ers (|ui<'t. He had u i>alr of biirg*ars ikm, a venerable Judge who. when the mo ­ on his hand who have made i pibi* ment f(»r passing a sentence on a pris­ tii'e of creating a distrubunce ,if every oner came, would consult the col ­ Ilkv that dail)*.' cr ncelvabi, nature lr the ."mall ho.irs league «»n either side of him us to the Inquiry and received the folbtw- QCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSOp ** ‘Nu,* replied the military axent. of the m >rnln< t«» the annoyence of the proper penally. ing contributed information:# 'you mistake me. 1 want tu know if O riiAIMN o the sheriff, the other prisoners and ...... What ought we to give this ras­ **The freight oar belong^ to the you ivin make a sun that will pierce fowl family. During the spring and Mason citizens who reside near the cal. brother?" he would say. Iiending 8cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx£ NSW Years Jail. The nightly exercises begin at any arjnur-plate?' early summer it cwn be found in to the right. ** 'Certainly, sir. certainly." said nearly every luirt of the iiiuntry. its about 2 a. m. (’omplaints were made ...... Three years sir. I should think.” -Mr. and Mrs. Leslie t'lark and >»on the manufacturer. “We are doing to the sheriff, who. after much study, “ 'Then Iwnding to the left. “What favorite haunts being near railroad of Perr) %rere guests of .Mr. .- leading into the Jail...... I*ris,*ner at the liar, left to my ent mindedneaa of his father. He lOtys state has conic to keep house for her A la^so or a well greased switch crew An hour later the sheriff visited ghej own resources. I should have gl% ’en this wan the cause of the occurrence, brother-in-law Will Ituchele. Is lotmetlmes used in snaring freight men The iem|>eraiure was almost you u -evere sentence: but 1 have con- though the elder Jerome wan of a Fred .'tawyer has returned home suffocating and althougti the prisoners; -ultfd my tolleagues. charitable men. humontu* nature, and Inclined to fa­ lars. but main strength is the l>est after spending two yi'an* in the west. had removed their \«earing apparel! and hall lake their advi, e Prisnnei. cet iounnens. weuiKin. His health I* very much improved. the.v w«-r, |H»rsplrlng like the occu- ! you nr, hereby „enlen, ed t,* seven The present liistrict attorney, then “In an> cMM*. the hunter must in* The .M. E. Aid h*,,clely will meet pants of the >ienm room ,»f a Turk- { years ...... a mere Imy. and his father were rid ­ ver> wary, .is any noise like lluttei- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (Irant ing of a wa> bill will mak,* the ,|uarr> Ish liath. He was greeietl with “Please. ' ing In u crowded Fifth avenue stage .Ma>iiiiid on Thul^d.l^ .Max '.Mb for WE WILL CURE Mr .'therlff. open the window* *' MAUI*: miTII KI.MIS. In New York. S,i cramped was the disap|H*ui .Home railways own large dinner flocks ,,f domesticated cars, but they "I am sorry, Imi>s." remarked the; S W Hrlxx^, j-ecretary mI the npace that the :-on w’as seated on his Th, \\ »*-le>an < his- of th,- M. E. sheriff, “but v,iu are making »«> much j .\in,Tlcan Ited Croiai. said of m«,dern father's lap. Presently a stylishly at­ are clo»»ely guarded during tlie closed .'sundux .'•M bool XX ill give a *hadoxx so ­ YOUR PILES noi*e that y<»u disturb a religious; warfarn th,* «»lh»*r day. tired woman wedged herself Into the .-eason. TJte wilt! freight tar when cial at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Clill meeting and* 1 guess I will have to “Thf fXpeniH- of keepimr perfectly ntuge. and stood In front of father ami taught ano fairly loaded up be< ome .Saxxyer on Fridax evening. .May 10. keep ih,- windows closed. “ i p,*rf,- tl.\ stationary." AND TRU5T TO YOUR HONOR .crined Ij, infinite For a nation to son. For some distance the elder Ed. Co|,pernall .ind s,,n Homer After a short t>eri-ll>|«- It In trvlnx to fill a elevo hl« thoughts. Suddenly the young ­ .Mrs. L. E. Ilwiley of Staten Island. ed them .in,l u|H,n their promis« m Ih* with water ster was shc»cked to feel his father Hurry, a bright youngster, ^^u?* told .N’exx York, xvlll sfMrak .Saturday even­ MUiet he turned off the steam and; by his mother that she would give K carr Pilsa, FiataLs aodall i a|»pre. the fulilit> .ind y,>u. Traven*. Why don ’t you get up t ued from the floor, thus preventing pla* e. No admittance fee to hear her change In the temperature f,»r they c'oHt om m,»dem armamentn. nnd give the lady your seat?" her year-old liabe who was Just l»e- but a collection will be taken at the which it oar own diaooTarr, a, other paroon were g<»od thereafter uaia^ it or kooviaA what it is No bas«nio• hold public c»fflce that you want un to make y,tu an ar­ pertinently. "What is a freight car?" “With the first five cents." said Har­ at the home of .Mrs. Cleorge Peters csoss rsqsirs mors thao two wssks for acom* Is dead. mor-plate that no projectile can the Inference being that he had not ry. promptly. “I'll buy a paper of pins Saturday aflernon at 2:30. No col ­ plsls care. Johnson, long a resident of that city pierce? We are producing armor plate recently seen one. The office repeated and scatter them all over the house.” lection. Mss. MUlosi Volaar. GfaskkilW. aairs: <'<»mmanded the respect of ever>' clt* I will chssrfaUr mss in dsSail t j aaj oos what I soSsrsd lor jrsafs with oae of Isen. He had many stench friends tha worst cssss of ptlss It is piastMe to KsTsaofl how psriset sod psiaUss tbs cars. Iwcause of honesty and IndUHtn*. iWv. A. N. Caspar, Mwlr. Mloh . aajrat Alexander, known as “Ale<.“ mar­ ried a white Woman. As a pillar In I hare koown of roar work for jssrs. Mj follMr safsrsd with pilss for oasoy the Haptist • hurch. urt. « « « ..TIm- rrsidr wpe i»f K. C. l^arvlMgltm. one and one-half miles north of Itha­ ca. was burned with nearly all of its contents Hunday morning. The fire **I>B Lofd hm was discovered about 7 o'clock In the Shinies morning, and probably c'augtit while Pm hmod dm Am with which Pm the people were eating breakfast. She naBcd it down so tigiA they my, When discovered the roof was all on Be on the safe fire, and It is Impossible to tell Just It^s lying there this rcry dny. how the fire originated. The property was Insured In the YonH mmr toneh ■» mom, ’’ mid dm, side and get ('linton and tlratlot Farmers' Mutual ’’Unlms they sponh the shm with me.” company, the building for tSOS. and contents for 1110. The l«»ss was much Shingles for your greater. A careful estimate shows the Don ’t punish youfeolf by trying to eat foods that don ’t agree with you. ”Kom Kinks” agr ees with everyhoHv. loss on the building to be about tlSAO. taetes good to young and old. Fine com, flaked and malted, digestible and full of strength and energ:*'. T. y u * . roof. and on contents tSOO. # • • pleasant surprise. Your grocer has it -

% ‘ a«ir WolMtt. widi ore ot tl Mra. r. Dr. P. M. Olhw ipM lo TIm mm of tlw Tbe BfrworCIi win bo ImM ot dM be held ot tbe Tboredoy ood PHdoy May f ood 10 4. All to bo ot l:M. local Mm. Otoee Oreco of Si. Joboe Alton of iMtlo Sfljr yoows of mmA wito boi la town loci week on I Lalii aMUl*. A bAlf nilo sum of loom for wmmy P. L. Pcoeb le bovtaa o akbncolaa Mf*. a. Lsland la St. Jblna I jroon diod Satordoy oftoffAooA of boon motion boUt ot Po reet blil. arSajf* fOlhno. Tbo dooooMd wmm lo pood of Leboooo epeot , boollh uatll tbo ttioo of bio dootb o few doye loei week wttb Mr. ood oooofo tioctiicol otona. A. M. Doyo o *o BoiioJ took i»loeo Tooodoy. Ho looooi Mre. John born woo bomod to tbo srotmd. All!too olotoro who bod modo tboir booio Aibert Seibert of St. Joboe woe In Word wms raeahrad hare on Thura- tbo cooconto oscofAlop o cottor aod | wMh him boo idoo otbor rolothroo. town Sotordoy on dajr tJuu Ira Hoaas formerly of this two tooo of boy woo roaM»ood. TIm, ^ ■ — The membera of tbe |»laca was laid op In a hoaplui at IRl- bnUdlap oroo o total looo oo It woo wot ^ Mloo Kotio Klrchon rioltod frloodo church mode modem 1 Naw York, with a brokan limb. inoofod. I rolotlvoo In Powonio a fow days on tbe poreot^epe end tbe church iocC Tba aocldant was caoaad by i Mr. and Mro. E. R. Moooon haoo loot wook. k. chr jgmplnk tha track and ovartum- movod to Pfico In with Mro Monoon*o | Mloo L«alob Konnody and Aopoot Ing upon tha craw. paronts oo ao to bolp coro for Mr. Hofnor woro tbo poooto of Mr. aod OP mam hora mahr P. C. Baamar haa baen ramodallag Chatham who lo In Tory poor hoalth. | Mm. Joooph Ooorpo of rbtllas Sunday. The many friends in this place of the Interior of hla house this week. O. W. Cloyd. o mercbottt of Plunk. Tho Quoon Eotbor CIrcIo will moot Chrlot Cook of Powamo waa In Mice Rosa Marr will be pained to F. C. Pack and wife wecf iweeis at with Mm. Cloo. Parmontor Wodnooday, * town laot wook on buainooo. Mo., hod o narrow eecope four yomrm learn of her death at Flint, Mich., on their son's home In Duplain Sunday. Ego when hr mn a jlmeon bur Into hie May i. All am InTltod. I Mooom. H. H. Altvator. J. T. Drooto. April 14. She was taken to Howell Ge ampuietr It but I would not con ­ on the foUoarlag Monday and the fun ­ Charles. Mr. Parker sold hla home MSDIiMCETIAT QDOOOOOOQOOQOOOnnnnnCymQ Q v*«llora at tho Lyons dam Sunday. sent. 1 bouyht a box of Bucklen'a Bf Mlaaoa Irono rt<*homor. Emoat eral waa held from the home of her here a few months ago and moved to O DEWnr. OI Thornton. Norm Martin. Horman Arnica 8alvr and that cured thr dan- uncle Mr. William Marr on Thursday. Ht. ('harles, but he thinks now that errour wound." 25 ('mta at J. T. SnRth. I^oroncro Sutton. AlTin Storpla. April II. thia la the better place and will lo ­ MSDIES. Mlllman's and C. E. VanSIckIr'a druy Mias Marr had a bright and gen ­ cate here again. He has also pur­ « Havona and Paul Jury took a tlo tirkot to Powamu Sunday afternoon atorra. ial disposition and made a host of chased the John Seeley property here The be«t insurance against lose by Mr. and Mm. Varney Pearce vla- and ramr back by rail Sunday rvrnlnc. friends during her stay among us in In the village. Hgntning is to have your buildings Ited at I. Eaton's In North Olive part Dr. Thomas Mann. DrntUt. vUlta the winter and especially among theme The W. R. C. had a quilting bee at of last week. uf her own age, The family and Fowirr Friday of each weak. * OVID AND MIDDIAIHrinr. their hall In this place on Wednes ­ properly protected by lightning Mr. and Mm. V. Pearce, Mrs. R. MIsara I..rna Hchullrr, Mar Smith friends have the heartfelt sympathy day of last week to finish a quilt Brink, Mm. A. E. DlUa and dauyhter and Mamlr Haurr 4rrtr thr ourata i3ocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx£ of all In their bereavement. which win be sold in the near future rods. All insurance companies in­ Helen attended Pomona Qranye at of Wratphalla frirnda .*4unday. to help defray the expenses of a new dorse them and in a few years all Rlnyham last week Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hafnrr and dau* Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kline of El­ THK tU€*K UffT. organ. They also served a dinner to Mm. A. E. Dills visited her cousin xhtrr Aucusta. and Mr. and Mra. Jnu. sie and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tubbs Mrs. John Strong Is no better. the membera of the U. A. R. companies will require them l>efore Mrs. E. Walbrldye in St. Johns last Haurr and dauirhtrr .Mamlr wrrr thr of Ovid spent Sunday at the home of Mm. Clyde Churchill Is ver>* I'l with Mm. Crlppen is spending a couple week. aurau of Mr. and Mm. (Irorcr Kiaaanr Mr. and Mm. J. D. Holmes. Mr. and neuralgia of the heart this week. Dr. of weeks at the home of her son Fred accepting therisk. (Additional DeWItt paye 11) of Eaarx Sunday rvrntnc. Mm. Kline recently returned from Cal­ Def'amp la attending her. Crlpt>en In Elba. Prtrr Kdinirrr. Jaapar Kitchrn, ifornia where they spent the winter. Mm. Ruse Newsom Is gaining Carl Letts of this place Is fast be­ Frank Plrlch and Ororyr Martin wrrr Their account of the trip was very in­ ver>' slowly from her Illness. coming noted for a flmt class horee- The Ajax System in Dallas Sunday. teresting. as they took In all points Little Prank ('ox Is sick with the man. he having came In contact with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gorryr rn- of Interest both going and coming, measles this week. a telephone pole twice the paat week trrtainrd a larirc company of rrlativrs spending a number of weeks on the Mm. J. Riley Is able to be out again and had his horse get away and de ­ Is scientifically constructed, and from town at thrlr pleasant farm journey out. .still they say Michigan after being confined to the house for molishing a bugg>* for him each time. certain in its action. It has the in­ homr west of town Sunday. la the place to live. , three weeks. H. B. Taylor returned from Findlay, Arthur Smith. Alfred Whittaker, Old Olor>' Club Is being entertained Mrs. Carrie Praay Is (|ulte sick with Ohio, Saturday he being called there dorsement of the United States Frank Hafnrr. Arnold Prtach, Otto today by Mr. and Mm. W. O. Hunter. tonsllltis this week. by the serious Illness of his father. Klrr and Beryl Parka enjoyed an Mrs. Selb and daughter Mm. Ida Government. Don ’t delay, for any outlnx at Stonry <*rrrk Sunday. Willett was called to Carland Sunday Alva Hhaw of Cadillac was in town 00CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX30 \J Dr. I). H. Maephrraon waa In St. by the Illness of a grandson of Mr. last week. day your pro])erty may be swept O PRic*ii:. o Johns on buainrsa Turaday. Selb who had been operated upon: the Mias Lixxle HufTIngton of Elba was a wav before yonr eyes. The A)u System is sup- F. L. Paach and son Alfred called little fellow was resting comfortable a guest at Martin Beebe's a few* (Isjn 8oocxx 3oooc x )oooocx xxxxxxx 3o 8 on friends In St, Johns Wednesday at last reports. of last week. plied by evening. Mr. and Mm. J. A. Tubbs visited Ira Page went to Owosso on Hat- Charlie Francisco and family and .Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snelling. Dr. •Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dennis last Thum- | urday where he expected t«* Work on Grand|Mi Schoals spent Sunday with and Mrs. D. H. .Maepherson. Mrs. W. luy; they are ver>* comfortably sltuat- | the railroad. Ed. H<'hunted last week. 3^w2 had the measles are doing well. i wife over Sunday. held by a band of crusaders. Meet­ Mrs. r». M. Maepherson. .Mrs. J. E, Mrs. Jennie .M. Link entertained a Mrs. Wm. Sheldon of Elsie was a ings all this week. AF.!C>A all their lives. Baldwin and Mrs. W. M. Snelling went friend from St. Johns last Thumday. visitor at E. W. Praay’s on Friday. .Mrs. Thos. Green of St. Johns Is teCamp have been visiting friends for a short time. I>»«lge, a iMioklet on Colds will l*e gladly mall- at Perrv* this week, Ond Rohr Mis There will lx* a dan<'e In the Sturgis 11 .Mid i!.» / (.jven’t had to fd you. on re«iue«t. by Dr. Shoop. Ra- About twelve couple from town at- .M.VNUF.XCTURERS OF • »rerH House Friday evening. .May S. clne. M'is.. simply to prove merit, tended the church services at Chapin ’ .Mon- %vhen taken early, or at the •'.■neeie" .Sunday here with her friend .Miss k you scrzcthir.g instead. dav. tf .Mrs. Harry Crookn has returnetl to Stage". For a seated < old or la- Hertha Letts. wow which may mm her home In Hurt. .SagInaw county, grippe, break It up safely and quick- j Mr. and -Mrs. James Kirby were ly with Prevent 1-Sold by all deal- very pleasantly surprised on Thurs- K.IUNK'V The flour that makes ])ure, wholesome, light, after -pentllng a ouple uf tlajm with stomach .Mrs Isaa: Smith. ers. day last by their four daughters w*ho LIVER AND nutritious bread, because it is made from the Mrs. W. H. .Sage very pleasantly ------tame In upon them unannounced at ner/es. , the dinner hour. They were Mrs, Bladder Trouble most carefully selected whexit. You want the entertained the folowlng t.. an elab­ •- r '.CKACHL ID 34 orate dinner .Sunday .Mr. and Mrs. I Satiie .Morrison and Mm. Ethel Allen hoar« TsSr Nsool for Slon- (’.\iii..\Nn. of I>etrolt, Mrs. -Myrtle Rlvetts of Du­ best flour, we make it. It’s always the same. J J, Hettler and sons Carl and Willis •ch Disordsrs. Sold oo casr- "rssrlwi wiO aO rand and .Mrs. Edith Churchill of this ..oiM br sil dratSMit. «»f I>Hllas .Mrs. J S. Redfern and son SoooooooooooooodoooooooooS .\sk your grocer. HUMiWt—in » f iK« place. Two Diaow. aue oasU •t.OO .Sag# of Henderson. .Mr. and Mrs. J. E. N«iea*i Pur'- F.od Elder .Scott from Brant delivered Wm. Vandugteren of Chicago. 111., Raidwin and Mr. and .Mr* W H. .Sn* M- The Samoc Co . Toegoo. O hio Law CLi./arvw N*. ;ng and S4in« Lloyd and*^VIllle. th* sermon In the Ciirland .M. P. was a visitor In town on Thumday. 2041. 4: .Mls^i wn !%oe8 i-alle*! on friend .ind relatives In town Into A. E. Shannon ’s htmse and will a. n m1i from house to last week work for him this summer. IVsC&l IrlttrKd house and carries -Mrs. J W Smith of .Maple Rapbls Ollle Crane and Miss Cora Skutt are visite.l Mrs «’orwln Sturgis Friday married and will w<^k for his mother you anything that yon can think of in the Mrs. J. »’rane this summer. PICNIC enroute for lunla. line of up-to-date fresh meat. D, well If you don't be­ .Miss Rosie Reretram who has been Mr. and .Mrs. I). Vanzant of Hender- SHOE s«»n visited Mr. and .Mrs. .Sol Horn lieve It. try It once. It carries the beat that money will buy, III for some time Is gaining rapidly. and it Is so clean, too: and that little refrigerator that they The .Misses Nora .Martin and Irene Sunday. Don ’t pay $2.25 Mrs n. W. Gates Is not very well. carry along beats them all. your meal Is just as nice and cold Schemer sf>ent Saturday In St. Johns. as If you -ot It right from the stationary market. Wm. tJeller and son returned Mrs. H. Plddlngton called on her We guaran- daughter Mm. J. Cflpps one day last And here are some more things that are stunners, and for a shoe to .St. Johns Monday morning after don't hardly seem real, but It Is true just the same, that visiting friends In town week. when your grocer Is paying you 14 cents for eggs In trade, Peter .Moore wws In .*Clippers...... with friends In St. Johns. ghter Sarah returned with him to vD- Mm. H. H. Thornton spent Friday It her grandmother. Wash Bowl and Pitcher...... Mrs. Josephine Thompson and dau ­ 14-qt. IX Dairy* Pails...... and Saturday with her sister Mm. rw A Covered Chambers...... of Shepardsville. ghter of Grand Rapids visited her Cobblers ’ Sets...... Miss Evelyn Jones visited friends parents Mr. and Mrs. Mogg last week. Pic Plates, per doz ...... and relatives In Maple Rapids a few Mr. Hie from near Bannister with The Best Bam Door Hidges on days last week. Is staying with his son Erman and Mm. Frank TTIrlch and daughter family. the market...... 5 qt. Dairy Pans, dos. Agnes spent the past week with her The Ladles' Aid S*»rlety are prepar­ sister Mm. Wm. Geller of St. Johns. ing for an old folk's concert and ruh- WILL STAND AT lUlHKA WUPAY9|PUIUNC SIASON OF 1907 Fred Iwr social at the basement Wednesday Oberry of I>eWltt vtalted br R. D friends In town a few days last week. evening. May i. Everybody Invited TMa rMMy Wad t^Uag la o wmd at to attend. An old-fashioned program I hovae at Bataha hat bf Mr. And Mrn. Constantine Feld- the reMoet of ogveeal partlea he wtE sia Is Itelny prepared. psusch and son Herman have gone to leh MrOregor. the I1nsttnx>> to make their home where Klmi. CSoMI Valae Mr. Feldftsusch recently purchased Nntirr to Cbwr C'wstofwers. lafavaaitlaa aa aaiy he debited, aidrras. D. D. Letta. ^a farm. The manufacturers are pleased to k MefieoEor will aatke the tolhmtag i W. J. GONDERMAN .Mr tnd Mrs. Roy Payne spent Sun ­ nnoiinre that Foley** Honey and Tar ya aad dataRlaya ai Me hoatr la Baai day with the former's parents Mr. for coughs, colds and lung troubles Is at the W. D. Lotta hara at RIaie. IDaeadaya at ------M* 1 • and Mrs. Geo. Payne of Maple Rap- not affected by the National Pure Foo.l daya at Bataha. Ids iind Drug law as It i onisins no opiates la foal. Messrs. W. W. KInley and I.M. or other harmful drugs and we rec­ Feldpauach spent Sunday with friends ommend It as a safe remedy for child­ In Westphalia. ren and adultx. C K VanSlckle.

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gOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOQOOaM o News WMt 8oOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX30odB J. V. XXXMelNO. fhyMcua aad Mr AlHgf'e Jemetry mw. Kthfl <* . DU. H. M. POET. olBsa 12 Clinton ova. DEATN OF NM CUmELL IF Yov Aaa Mjoaow Foa a mnsm Walter Hiiteli of Toiedu. Ohio. Is I^CAK MAIjK—A larve Ar«pfx>of oalA. lissidencs 200 lomalng slsast. vleltlne ut ih> h'>m« Qi Court House Square. Office Itours 1 of the Wondarfiil Cum of Tor^ Ilf Uanalna upent Krld.. :• afternoon and PAUNKli AWAY PKIIIAY'. Jim Tucker, at Cross ’s reetaurmnt. to 5 every artertioon. turing Oitfiguring Humora of tttf 618 —31 oerss. flns buildings, no wosts .*i( this vlllase. month, (iood wa«M. M. Nichols. 513—Uottss and lot, furnocs In houss, ~ 2lf Brush St rust. town Sunday. IMIaa ('aswell was Isim September (*vld HKD 17. STwSp houss nsorly nser, thrss blocks from CURES ARE SPEEDY On Wednesday last, thieves broke 13. lMi€, and was a graduate of the court houss. Pries $1,806. Into the home of Will (laee while the Klsle hlKh achiMil In the class of lt04. POK MALE — |4& an acra, farm of 40 515—80 ocros. doss to sloctrlc rail­ AND PERWANENT inmates were asleep, helped them­ She waa (unverted at the aae of fif­ acres 1 mile north and one mile DR. B. C. LsVAMgBLBB, D. D, B. Of- east of Kureka, on county line. Good road. good buildings, piios 24,200. hoe over Trsvis A Ihllsy’a St. Johas. selves to a iMiuntIful lunch and de- teen and breathed her last with a p fair bulldlnvo. bam 30x02, houae **I|iia 0 with ornw oq mj lairted taklnr with them Mr. t’ase’s pniyer u|>on her lips. She was of 51O0-12O ocros In Grid township. Isrgs O. B. CORBIN. M. D.. D.DA., at Ooldso 11x14 with lean-to. All improved Rule DsMgJ Office. tM0 hands Mid 1 usad madicsl traai> Kold watch anil chain Offleers have an amiable illst>osttion, which made land, well cultivated, well fenced. hsasmsnt bsm. good house, four mant (or two weaka, but to no nvatt. 1 lieen over the anuind and at present friends amuna all with whom she M. W. Temple. Bannister rfd 2. SO-Sp mllss from OvltL 28,000. THOMAg MANN. D. D. B.—Oglce over than commcneed laiok (Tutieum n«» ( lues are had. came In eontact. She leaves besides H’ANTED—A Competent experlencad 511—to seres. Bath township, 80 Ramadiea. and ader uaUM two cakaa ol .*R BALE—(Theap for cash or on 508 —Grocery Stock and General store avenue Rrstdrnce 206 State street “I auffered (or more than ten yiatfe on Sunday, lust • time or will trade for stock of any In best location, con be hod cheap. with a akin diaoaae. Sorea were oii my <*harle- .*>J and Sunday. llev. and .Mrs. W. J. Hallead and have rented my farm. Call or write buildings worth $4,000. A bargain ilay after hrinx absent a few days on W. ('. Wooley. liannleter R. F. D. for any one wanting a first claas II. E. WALBRIDOE. Attorney at Law, did roe no kimh I. Nutlune aaetned to do Mr. and Mu« .Me i via Spilnasteen H. I> l.lnntan are In attenduni** at over Comer Drug Store. St. Johns. ' me any |n*«d until one day one o( my a* i ’.try clas- ar*- now i>!u*ly- th* Hidiness i-onventbin and district DilOLlNa A KELLET. Office over De- (rienda auviaed me to try the Cutieura rison of l^an inir on .‘Sunday. poll MALI*:— White Plymouth Rock Kemedice and wltirb 1 did, and in leaa ink' metals. *iu«rierly ineetliix held iit New Haven. 432—House, barn and three lots, good Wllfo wholeoele atore, St. Johns. Mich­ .Mii^ A. I’onklln Is s|»endlnK the .Mr-. I’. .V. .*<«h^»nmuker Is In Ml. exxs for hatchinx from fine thor- location In St. Johns, price 2150. igan. than (our u-eeka I waa made well. I The Aiu-ient Hl:--t*iry (lass listened ouxhbred stock. tl for 15. Thoa. uaed the Comiik'te Treatment, oonaiat- week with l.Milisln»r friends. to reports by (’harles Milner *»n !*le3i- *ni *»n buslnei^f' WILL H. BRUNSON', Attorney at Law. .Ml .. Orton I)rak» of Watertown was M. Newton. Maple Rapids. Union 259—40 seres. Grssobueh township, inft of fHiticum fSoau, Cutieura Oint­ "ll'tmer” and by t’lyde IVarren «»n .Mrs. .MooU> au*l *luuxhter N’eiilc phsne 51-4 rlnxs. 32tf St. Johns. Michigan. the |cii* —t 4»f her duuKhter Mrs. A. J. left f**r Silillnx. <*-:!orad*>. t*i «*are f*>r fair buildings, no waste land. ment and Cutieura i*illa and I (oimd '1»iee(-e and Its pe«»plc.” last Frl- A, J. Baldwin. I*. E. Walsworth. Hath on .Monday of this week. .Mrs. Pearl luinhnm wh*» Is very III. FXIIl HAIJC—Modern house with fum- them all very 5ueceaa(ul. .My (rientiiw ere «iay afternon. 412—80 acres, two miles from St. BALDWIN A WALSWORTH. Attomsys aurprmd at aiirh a quick cure, and I .Mr .. .M W. K.\e.. .ind baby Waller The se. ond year l,atin * lasts has l>e- The Hwlt h Isiaul at the telephone nace and elsctric lixhts and barn Johns, large farm houss. two bams, at Law and Solicitors In Chancery, real am jtlad to tell everybody what the are on tin- ‘.Ick list. ofMi-e has Just l*een e«|Ulp|»e*l with tw’o blocks from main street. In­ aatats agenta. conveyancers and money Kun th% fourth b<*ok **f t’uesar. quire at this office. tf large sheep houss. can be had at a leaders, examine titles, pay taxea. exe- Cutieura Hemtdiea ba\*e done for The .Misses Idlah and Lsila and llev. Thompsiin visited ?tchool hist •“•rne new ,-ip|iarattir; bargain If sold st once. cuta penaton papers and make collec ­ m«‘. Itertha Simpeoo, Alviao, ('.alif.. Hlamhe I>«dy rpeni .-unday with their Thursday inorninit ami xav*- a very Stveral new ph‘*nes Ijave been put IIKXT—A 13 room house. 6(^8 tions. All bustneas promptly and soou- rately attended to. Office over Chap­ May 24, ltf06.” ______aunt Sybil I>oty in.-iructiv*' as well as InterestinK talk. In re* ently. North C'linton avenue. In xood re­ 422—Houss end two lots. Clinton av­ enue. 11080. man ’s store. St. Johns, Mich. No. 11 F I’eltlei and wile, -on Frank and H*- t*»*ik f**r his xubjeet ’’Thouxht.” Ther** will b< no preachlnx at the pair. C. F. Pate, 30tf cninton avenue. AND Smi ANOTHER Will I'oUard of . ItU. rsldc. Pearl Wil­ The s«»ph — iissswood and poplar from court houss, $8 00. St. Johns. Michigan. the tint one hail it for five months all Mil. K>i *t iind wife of Hast DeWltt vis­ ci**am and **carlet for their class t-«»l- •■rally *iuurterly in*-eilnx at New Haven bolts 18 or 37 Inches lonx. In any ited at th« home of .M. W. Kye Sun ­ The parent.-. •>( .Mrs. Futher llanney quantities. Columbian Msnufsetur- J. EARLE DROWN, Attorney at Law. o\t*r the Iswly and we luui two doetem ors. Inx Co.. .St. Johns. Mich.______2Hf What have you got to sell? We Offices. Clinton Block. St. Johns. treat lier. I saw the ('uticum Hemediea day (lertrude I^elleun vv.is abs«*nt th** who hu\«* been ."itendlnK the winter have the buyers If you have the prop ­ a\ Ih* ‘^miden *lenth of a dau- tle at the Hannlster Meat Market, We alao have the renters for farms NORTON A JAMISON, Attorneys st llev. I. T .Weldtin vl^ilted "ch*iol (dll cows need not apply. I.,etts & Lew. Clinton Block. St. Johns. eura Tilh. and after ustni; them it wasn't lU’llTOX. Monday*. xht*r xutd houses. Don't put off but list btit a nhort while liefore she was cured.' Flshlnx seem- to b*- the 'inlj rei-re.i- I-etts, 37tf right away. 8 o (doooooooooo (dooooooooooo 8 The basket l>all teams will bexin **Wr 8H1 thr Earth.” JOE M. lloxle. Attorney at Law, Real My otiter child was also oHlieted and practlslnx as s**on as the weal her ll*in at the present time. A xreal if.AVINCi disposed of my other busl- Estate and Loans. Morrison Block. th(‘ ('uticura Hemediea cured lier also. permits. .'ieveral *»f the hixh sch*»o| many bu!l-hea*l.s huvinx bten cauxbl j ness I will now turn all my attention Jan 07 .Ml .in»l -Mr**. Oe-. Wilbur of Thomp- We think the ('uticura Krmedies the iKiys have ofTere*! to help the xlrls th*- past week to pump repalrinx and well busi­ beat on the market, and waiUwaya keep ••.►nvlll*-. .Mich.. j«p*nl n part of the Wllbitn .M .wrnlth *»( St. Johns was ness. I have had fifteen years ex­ J. C. FLYNN, MUSIC TEACHKRS. practice. perience at well work. Terms rests- the ('utiriira C^itieura (Hnt- past weei; with Mr. and Mr* .Ma­ in Flsie .Momla> >11 buslaess Ogkxr over Mrs. Huntley's Millinery ment mi liand. K. H. ('mwson, The liotany* class bar- bexun the onable. F. L. Post. 8t. Johns R.F. MARION E. DODGE. Plano. Organ and loney. “tmly nf Mowers. The twt»-\i*ar **l«l son ■ »« »—«»>. ** —. liaaMi Ulufc*. .\rwwry, ft week. .Sunda.x nlxhi. ■ WAXTKD — real estate, situations, Clinton A VC., St. Johns. ClUUf*Tttumm 1 HaUrw. i IUi« 4« U < tekerman. horses, ( ollle pups, xood hard stove tg Mil III IfM, ** S0W «• !>•«• Sfeia iSmii Mart " .Mr Finc'tln. wh** has been spend- Michigan United Railway .Mr. and .Mr- Cass Ockerman of Inx the last few days at the h«>me of w«»od. i-iiad carl. Wyandotte rooster, Owosso pent Saturday and Sunday Hl’NIlAV S(’II(M»|< ('ONTF^tT. and a thousand other thlnxs. If t jgggggggggggggggggggggg g gH Company Hert <’a*ly. left .Momlay for (’hhaxo you have any of them for sale, ad ­ with Mr. and .Mrs. K. .Simpson. Owinx to the small collection f*»r where he has u {Hisitbtn. vertise them In this column. One In effect February 1, 1907. Mrs. James llarrett Is very sick. missions on Faster Sunday and at .\*ln paxe twelve. cent a word. tf Leave lanalng 8. 8, 10 a.m.. 12 m.. Oeo. (ilhson Is sick and Dr. Hill of the 'Uxxestion of the pastor llev. I. 2, 4, 8 and 8 p.m. , Will SAliK — Three colts. 2, 4 and Tk SMi taki (»vld Is attendInK him. T. Weldon. .Mrs. Weldon ’.* claas of Leave DsWltt 8:27, 8:27, 10:27 a.m.. .Mrs. Henry Simpson Is eniertaln- thirty younx ladles and .M. 11. Van- j .5 years of age. sired by Rrigadler 12:27 2:27, 4:27. 8:27 and 2:27 p.m. ^ III'IIIIARIANTON. ; and .Sir Onward. Wm. Vanlioesan, OF ST.JOHNS, Arrlva St. Johns 8:55, 8:55. 10:55. ina her dauichter from Oladwln. Duc'ien ’.’i (lass «>f sixteen lK>ys en­ i .St. Johns, rfd 9. Phone 96, 2 L a.m.. 12:55, 2:55, 4:55, 6:55, 8:55 p.m. The (IranKers aave an entertainment tered into a «onteat t** raise money by I 8ocxxxxxxxdoooooooocxxxxxxd 8 I 2 H. 37lf ST. mnra, mcaniuw. Leave 8t. Johns 7. 9. 11 a.m.. 1. 2. In the hall last Tuesday evenlnic. A ollevtinx and seilinx 'dd iron, ruh- Gwnmad sl sod SsTingi. 5. 7, and 9:15 p.m. bountiful "Upper was served. l»er and «opper. I .Mr- .Viulrew Smith Is very III. WANTKD — Laborers to w*ork In and Leave DsWltt 7:82. 9:28, 11:28 a.m.. The funeral of Mr. John .Shroder The xlrls felt very < onfident i>f wln- about our factory. Apply Lansing 1:28, 8:28. 5:28, 7:28 and 9:48 p.m. It**x Day was at home from (>vld Wheelbarrow* Co., Lansing. Mich, was held al the house last Saturday*. nlnx hut when the Mnnl re|»orf was t CAPITAL PAID IN PULU Arrive Lsnstng 7:55, 9:55 11:55 a.m. I over .'Sunday. j ______37 w3 1:55, 1:55, 5:55, 7:55 end 10:10 p.m. April 20. at on*- o ’clock, llev. J. D. i-alled f*ir after class hour Sunday James Mobb:> was in (’arson City on F. A. TRAVIS Prasidsni. First csr on Sunday for Lanvlng at II Soitiuls like sprifii^. V.«un»f •ifllrlaled He was laid to rest morninx they found that the boys had ’ .'(unday IIK.NT — Hear room over Hun- JESSE SULLIVAN, Vfc«».Pras. 9 a.m.. trom Lansing at 8 a.m. In th* o.'ik <~emetery. n<»t been ^leeplnx. .Mrs. .Milo Muhrhur«lt an*! "on** of day ’s grocery store. Suitable for J. W. PPPMUMkALO... .OnsMsr .'"Upt. TIUntson llrst * ailed for a re- storage or dressmaking apartments. FRANK L. TMOMR...... y^llor II We furnish the licrries. I.;in?lng are visiting here. Inf Central School. Inquire at this If >.tu ftufT**T from blvedlnx. Itchlnx. off ice.__ «lhlf food In sny part of the Uatted Iletroli Local ...... 8; 17 a.m. I ISHI'^S. tresh, crisji iS: for a r*-pMrr from his rlas.s whb'h .Ml.-- Glailys Chapman of .'(lanton is States or Caoada aad In the prtn- ' blln*l or protmdinx IMIee. send m»* your Steam Ib-af IIxprcM. ,, .. •H:4K a,m. iiddrt -s and I will tell you how to cure told v*-ry . leverl.v In vere*- how tht- visitinx ii*T*- parents her*- PASTrilK TD Lin* — |4<' rent 4C cloal cities of Bumoe. Aoesoats of farmers, merchants or rasshan- I>etr'*li I..oral 11:01* a.ni. nice. i y;>ur»iclf at horns by the new- absorption * la--^ ral!-«-«l I3S.47 by ■ ollectinx rax*, Dr J*»hn T.ibor. xx lf<* ami * hlldrcn I a<'r*'- tf pHsliii*' for s*-ason. K. A. les rssslvod on favorable tsnos, Detroit I^>cal...... 4:28 p.m. i, troalment; an*l will also send si»me of rubber- bras* an«i all kln*ls of Junk w-r< iiorr few da\- last week Im*- I Li\lnK:^ti>n. rf*l 40 I*hon> 2. f*»ur and every accomodstloa exteoded Duran*; I.,ocal ...... *8:40 p.m. i'fkWli FRf’IT- thl.^ horn, treatment free for trial, with Thus by the efforts of the.*- two f»»r» in-.vlng ?• their home In •Jn- I l«*nx. <»n»* -hort 3Xxv2 coaslsteat with safe baaklag. Su­ ref -renres from y«»ur own locality If re- perior factlltlee for making collee- . th*- ml.‘?J!lonar> fun*l fr<»m thei ninx' tlons of all kinds. Wi-M lUiiiiul from .H(. .lolin». Nothinir more appe­ «j;iesle oi traxel f*»r m«-ri antlle house of I2r.0.- curities. Grand Rapid I»cal .. ..7:23 a..m. tizing. others of this ..ffer Write to. 1 )ioo.*i*i aplta: If tiesirable the Grand Hapidx I..ocal .. .. 11:08 a.m. M .Summers. Ilox P, Notre I>ame, ln*l. j MimiOIIIST (’liriK’ll .\(ITI>*. ,\ll.*" Flhi Timlin went i<* I>oir*>lf Grand Haven lx>cul...... 3:35 p.m. h«>in« imi> be u^i il a- hcHtbju.irtei OIRROTORO. iU':r.mi*I)\ (i.mons I .*' ’ubj«-'f for Fpw*>rth League ”»’oun- ' Frblav for a three weeks slay, ' Wfi-klx s^iUtx of Sl.o'jj.oo per year Cerkit, Otis PWltor, .Steamboat Express ,. .. •7:14 p.m. lilnx th*: . I»a*ler .Mnrium i Th* .M. F, ladles* .Md met with the j an«l *'Xpense* Aildress J. A. Alex- Grand Hapid* Ix>cal .. .. 7:32 p.m. A XI# C F L F R V from ; Ilex un*l .Mr^ Hayxvanl Wednesday P. A. •Dally. Others *laUy except Sunday. .SOI'TII IIINGIIAM. ' Ibiwnle j ane an Fpworth I..eaxuc I IIlln.»ls •• J. J. Krlser. .Solid vestibulcd trains of coaches I business meeting at the parsonage MIsj***' Hutti* and Maxxl* Rolonder MNlt and sleeping * are are operated to New M.VPLF SFCiAR and Tue*»day, .May 7. This* Is the meeting i return*(e:‘lal propagat ­ Palls by the Grand Trunk-Lehigh SVRI’F— Scarce this I: w'tirklnx for Mrs. J. F. Norris. 1 omlng year. Mrs, Rina Ilexnolds spent Sunday ing l*e*l. prl. e 50 cents |>er hundred Valley Route. I. <’f*er who has been at his farm The CMmoa Co—t; llev. .*ooKs and show* the actual let­ AND REAL BETATM HMCUHITI. iiA.axmEsl Will Finney of Ionia visited his par­ •rrtwm at St. Johas at lo.8t: ishva WL The W. <’. T. V. will meet at the were guests of Drvllle Hee«l and xvife ters, orders and report blanks from his ALBERT J. BALDWIN, ents over Sunday*. Jkhaa at 8.28 p. m.. airtva at Mggla home of Mrs. George Pray* Friday *»ver .Sunday. salesmen, who are earning on a com- Rkgids at 8. Ordofs lori at Dsmttrs Miss Vera .Merrlhew has l»een hav- afternoon at 2:30. This will be a .Mr. ami .Mrs. W. H. Hitchcock xsere mlsslfin basis from 120 to 145 per O. PBNNBLU Vleo-] R. C. DEXTER. louas prmnpUy ottsadad 8a Inx the measles for the past few weeks mother’s meeting led bv .Mrs. L R, In Ionia *»n business Tuesday. week net cash, and when a man fur­ HART a gTRATION. Frags Mrs. Jennie Creaser Is havlnx her Downle .Mrs Real will give a read ­ .Mrs. M. V Flllott returned here ther offers to pay* railroad fare and buildings repainted. ing and luirents' problems will l»e dls- .Monday night after a week'* stay In hotel bills for such interested parties MONBT TO LOAN. .Mrs. Tom Ilishop of Hoyne ('Ity* Is ussrd bv Mrs. I^wls Rennet! Grand lluplds. as shall visit the home office of the visitinx Her parents. Mm. Ada Reed rejok'os over a new ('ompanx*. provided they take up the MONEY TO LOAN—On > Nsness HiCTNT Mr. and .Mrs. Bllxxard are very 111. .Miss Lillian Peters of Ithaca vistted plan«i. a present from her father. work and lontinue at It for a short ouiity at rsoaoMobls rates and on ‘ Heart Strength Alfred Peck Is building an addi ­ F*rlends here received w’ord of the Klsle friends over Hunday. siNice 4»f time. It would seem that satisfactory terms, at Tha g A Llei of Bailable of tion on his house. Orley Morris Is do ­ ('harlle Rurwell of Owosso s|ient marriage of Miss .Maud Mustaln and every interested man In Clinton and Bonk of St. Johns. Lovga or m ing the wrork. . Sunday* with his grandmother .Mrs. K. John .M«»hrhardt In Grand Rapids last surrounding • ountles should avail amounts. (3all and so us J. Tlllolson. .Monday themself of this opportunity t*» thor­ Pltsgsrotd, Cashier. tf # ___ • OOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3Q .Mrs. (’la> (’lark was In ((wosao Fdwin .ind Lola Proctor found six oughly Inx'estigaie such a proposition • AT. SMITH Ma ka r and rsgolr* • Haaw Msvva baby foxe- In the woods xvesl of town o .MHTH OIJVK. O .Saturday*. for se«'urlng such exclusive territory* MONEY TO LOAN—At low roU of • sr of all kindo of vahlelss. Ro- • Will W WiMill and wif* "fient .Sun­ last week, T'hey were <|ulte a curiosity for this business. We refer to the • painting and TrhnnUng. Hsim • 8oc XXXXXXXX300CXXXXXXX3000 o 8 Interest. Forms and etty property and man> pe.»ple call to soe them. business of Frank W. Floyd. 21 and ^ • Miaslng by ssporta. Oornsr • also havs day with friends In New I^throp for sols. Inquire at oflkes of H i • RIgham and Brash strso ta . • .\mxa Newington Is home from The Catholic society Is preparing 22 W. ADvaier HI.. Detroit. .Mich., who Wolbrldgs. '• • as a msdtrlas. Dv. Mr Krep|»s and Iturr Faton of Grand Itnplds. the play ’’The Deesirlct School of is noxv Inking on additional sale«men I isslasailvshBS iB^ Pisi North were taller^ at V 1> Pearce’ ••••••••••••••••• SalMw It. Ilussell and Frank Galehouse FIftx Year- Ago. ” xvhich will l»e pre­ In this ami other counties, and whose aUtS Sunday were In .Saginaw last week We*lnes- sented al>«»ut .May 9th. car*l appears In The News’ columns in ••••••••#••••••••«•••#•••••••••••• •Mr. and .Mii*. Fail Farrier. .Mrs. The farm house of George Cusack • • pMlar iysssrt|iioa-4s alOM dlvscssd to thsss day this xxeek’s Issue. 38wlp • • :N**wi*»n Newman and children of Lan- burne*! t** ih*- ground Thursday after- • MONBT TO LOAN on chattel • # (?OME end try our stone ground • :f«-*»rge Rriggs did business In llha- • mortgages C^oll mt our olBos 1 • # buakwhsat flour st 2c a pound. # *ilnK. Mr- V H. Pierce and c hildren .Saturdav n*nin .-tome of the goi»ds were sav­ • and 9 Clinton Block and w will • i of (*llve %vere ♦•nterlalned at the home • whole wheat Graham at 2c par • Walla* (- Hurd of l>etr*>lt w'a>- ** guest ed. Insurance Sl.OO®. • cheerfully explain to you our • # pound. Fnll corn meal at IR • 'of I>ey VanFleet .^tunday. at the h<*me of ('harles prek Friday. Krr .SImuse fell from the bridge 8^ method of loaning money ' amns • # cents. Ws are now rsg^ to • .Mrs Nettle (’ole visited at .Mrs .Mrs Hollis of Owossii iras an Klsle and "irutk. the large Iron flume, cut­ • of 210 end np for any length of • # do custom feed grtndtng the • l(’o|es In lllley Hunda% ting his head quite badly rtalurday • urns. W. H. RICHIIOND. • • old way wRh a Frosch burr • visitor Frlday. • at. Johns. MSeh. • Dr. Shoop*s .Mlss Marlum I>owne> ‘ came from mitrnlng. He Is able to be out now*, • stone, ground, not c^hopg^ • but Is Iwntlaged quite thoroughly* Wisa ••••••••••••••••• • M. a Hum*.;.* Alma Saturday* for a few days' visit • • with her iwirents .Mr. and Mrs. L. R. alNiut the head. •••••••••••••••#• Restorative NORTH \"icntm. Downey. "ALL DEALERS” 8cxxxjoooooooocxxxxxxxxxx 3o 8 .Mrs. ("had Lee of Haranar spent There’s nothing so good for a sore ••••••••••••• last week with relatives In town. throat as Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. • ____ Mrs. Roe of Ovid vlalted her dau- U. P. Ferguson of Fenton vl*lte<1 In ('ures It In a few houm. Rellevea • lAUHDHar—Hranr wmmm ghtor Mrs. Geo. Trancbell the last of Flsie over .Sunday. any pain In any* part. FEACfUntll ’ EXAimVATIONS. tlio wook. ('harles Kelley of New Lathrop was e g IBM-IMT. Mlaa Edith Woodhams with hs«* called here Naiurday because of the Until furtbar notloa aunts. Mm(»s. French and Corcoran Illness of his mother. Mrs. Metlsioi Kel­ NORTHEAET BENGAL. (I gU to the Sk mtlaaa will ba bM ai were In Ovid rocently. ley. iiiXii! Jt m Johas HIgli Fuclle Post rotumed from Ovid with Mrs. Milton Crow of Owosso Is visit- 8oooooo o(jcxxp oooooooo o ooo8 aacaart Tbaraday la M9gggg gg gggg» gg ggg»gg»gggg • ear wsEsn wSt og|L •I. JahNS Mglith symiMoms of moaalotk but aftar baing Ing friends In Elsie and vicinity. aiog third Thaiaiay la Isolatad tha diaaaaa did not davalop. MIsa Berths Tmvis, formerly of Mlos Irene Myem was a gusot at the g( Johns •avoatfe Rooai. home of o. F. Newman and family ••••••••••• aiag third Tharoiiasr la J Rav. Mr. Mllaa held oervlce Sunday this place and Mr. B. 8. Alward of Penobscot Boildtng, avaaing. hla topic baing 'The Milk of (‘amden, were married In Iimden. Detroit, Mkdi. Arltlaaotic. oral aad The church social was a plaaaant Mrs. Wiliam Chamberlain Is In Ma­ Johns called on W. W. Lawton and P.« gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Charlaa Un ­ rlon visiting her daughter. Mm. Rush family one day last week. derhill furnishing enjoyable music flaxton. Mlaees Fthyl and Pearl Lawton re­ with their phonograph Mr. Mllna Born to Mr and Mm. George On- turned home Saturday after spending gave a short talk. stott Friday. April 3C. a son. It lived two weeks at the home of their grand ­ • rgrora tt yon **SLr** *^3 only a day. parents Mr. and Mrs Lewie Bpky of Dallas • (hr yon In tlHM lo ennls and Mm. Belle • tfWn. tions of a disturbed liver and Indlgas- Lincoln of Lincoln l^ke. sletem of Mm. Frank McPrangle, wife and son •••#••••••••###• lon yields quickly to Hanoi. It only John Caswell came to attend the fun ­ Homan visited Charlee Mvem and fam­ i'oets 15 cents to find out the great eral of Miss Iva Caswell. ily* Sunday curaihe powers In Sanol Ramadlas. ••••••••••••••••• Take nothing alas from tha druggist. Harry LInmsn and wife v IsIkk I friends in Fdgewood from Naturday Do you gel up at night? Hanoi Is of the TCDim OHIMHMT. Rarnember It Is Sanol you want. S5o surely the beet for sll kidney or blad ­ S t and II.44 per bottle, at tha drug afore. until Monday. (8 elsonhd withont dam or dirt In • der tronblee. Hanoi glees relief In 24 • thh hones. Faranno pighR SahR • Mrs. Nina Henith was home from hours fiwm all baek^he and bladder People are willing to pay a fancy Haglnaw to spend Sunday with har tmublee. Get a 28c Trial Bottle at • ranhonSh^niiiir**^''^ ^ S price for extra flna butter, ft you have paraata Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Finch. the drug store. • C. C CAMAMAII. • It. or want It. try the Want Column, K. H. Hollofeny, drug clerk at N. • Wight hirhht honlh. one rent a word. There ore people all the while 1( O. Paarcs's drug store left Friday If a woman wants to do oomethlng Ing fer Jaet sneh |eke m to Jhn momlug to elalt In Howell origiaal she might go Into a mllllnerr Try (he What Cehnsn and yMi Any horaaa to tru4a for yot store sod try on hats without mylog: tia? Try tiM Wuut C4 Mr. Wklta of WnrrlaaneHle Is ela- Id all the men and boys that It UMr at tlw iMiat of M. J ••My hair psrfsctly tsrrlWs.” Mr. and Mra Coeluttn apMM ammOmy Mru. ("IMK Tfurior of Olhru vMHid with frlMMls mmtr Shtli. Mra. H stH uvr Selmvir SuaSsir. Mias Mahal Coreomn of I ainpahtirg **la tha laat faw montha.’* aald Mr Artlittr Moum apuat Suadur wMli and Mr. Huat of Baaatastoii apant t'roan. “1 hava palaad a wondarfnl hla wffb M B. a SRinii'a BouluvRrd datardair avaalas aad daadajr at tha aala for Wadaworth Broa.* Chleoa,** SualtBrluin. Ducrott. SudtaE kur mm tmr hoMc of O. R. Corcoran. Hhaaa ctpara piva battar valna for racovarud aa to ba obla to coma boma Tha Mlaaaa Mahal and Joaaphtaa tha monay than any othar I hava avar In n fow dsira. <’orroran and Will Oartar and Mr. aaan. My prlda In pivinp my cnato- Born to Mr. and Mra. Pmnk Rouaa. Hnrat callad on Nallla Tjrlar naar mara tha baat of pouda for tha laaat Thuradny. April 2S. a girl. Math ihinday. monay mada ma racommand tha (*hl> laoac Hawitt of Mapla llapida woa Mr. and Mra. Mack Corcoran and coa to thoaa who wara amoklnp tan or In town Wadnaaday. two ehlldran Marla and Ganaalva nftaan cant pooda. Floyd ('Inrk and family of South ■pant dnnday at tha horoa of Oaorpa Chleoa hava a lonp Havana rtllar, DaWItt coJIad at S. Tuckar*a Sun ­ Tylar naar Bath. burn fraaly with a plaaaant frapranca day. Mr. and Mrm. Bud Polnar hava mov> and arc a mild and anjoyabla amoka F. Brink and wife of Wotartoam. ad into tha ('. Woodhull houaa lataly that plaaaaa tha moat faatldloua. “It V. Paarra and wifa of DaWItt. f’knrlaa CC.riNK vacatad by Allan Spanclar: Mr. Hpanc* la only alxiut onca In a hundred Haynolda and Wife of AI ward Loka lar ha« movad onto a farm naar Bryon. timaa.** ha continuad, “that 1 find a vlaitad ai F. Turkara In Baat DaWItt IjAs clpar a«iual to Ita manufacturar'a Honday. Is SR •ol ttlRFM Pllas pat quick and cartaln raliaf clalma but In Chiroa 1 hava found ona Mlaa Pearl Gardner of Mouth Blnn- from Dr. 8h«>op'a Maple Ointmant. ham apant Saturday with har coualn avan battar, ona that fully confirmed ond todsj MSo tlw 1 Plaaaa nota It la mada alona for pllaa. what Wadaworth Hroa. aaaartad. a bat> Mra. Reuben Brink. She ala«> enter­ and Ha action la poaltiva and cartaln. tained f}e<*. Htimaon and wife of Olive mle dIoMMHO at any lar clpar for laaa money.* ’ at Tohmtmrj tooUmoRlsIo mo or SIo r Uw Itrhlna, painful, pmtrudina or blind the aame day. I It avlla for five t anta atralpht. and iRkoimtory oi hwma,Li Mrm.. wRieh tootify to Ito woRiMfol voluo. pllaa diaappaar Ilka maple by Ita uac. aa I aald bafort* I racommand It to Mlaa Beeaie Bddy of Lanalny vla- Ited Mlaa Llaale Wetherell Friday Mvo. C. B. fink, at Oornogiu, IHl. wr1too:~DMR MfO. rtokkom **I Larpa nlckai>cappad jara 50 canta. all who want a peWlti, .Mra. KuRene tRbte Compoond 8ooocoooooooooooooooooooc8 8ooooo(xxxxx)ocxxxxxxxxxxx8l>itt of Kaat I>eWitt were pueata at Tha Wllaay camaiary aaaoclatlon Mr. .tnr. It. .simm<»na‘ Saturday evenlna. Rra. PlnldHun'a Standhw ImHtaUoa to Wonaa Anilrew Waaar and wife are vlalt- maaia at tha home of Wm. Ivaa'.May urday and .'Sunday with I.Jtnalnp Women aoflbring from any form of female weaknem are Invited to write Mrs. Plnkham. at Lmn. Mam Out of her vaai volume of ur - •th. Mra. .‘n Jeaae In .Middleton. Mra. Amanda Woodruff entertained pertenee ahe probably baa the very knowledge that will help your work. .Mr. and .Mri«. W. J. <*arl«*(*k and J<»hn t'lear and wife of l.Mina(nR Snu- Mra. Crocuaaa and dauphtar .Mra. .Mn> Hlani’h XVhlibx k .tnd . .Mollle .^Inulia iM'pan work for week la better. M. T. WiKidruff anti family )*f»ent f»>r tha paat two waaka la no batter. It. F KInp laat .Mon»wal] and Sunday in I..analnR. Ian .sipehee and wife of l>etrolt. Mra. home of Kmara«->n Ivaa Sunday. | dauphtar fialan attend***] tha funeral KfTle Delamarter and children. .Mra. WE mvifee. ]rou to inipect our tlaorpa Keck and family vlaltad at of .Mri*. Laaalla In IVIta .'Sunday. John Heatlle and aon were pueaia at the hom«- of hla mother Sunday. ,Mf. and .Mr>». t’hatia^ Tucker were J. It. Ilentlle’a .Sunday. vlxlto^^ .it Willard KInp'- .Sunday. tplwRlid line of Mommients. J. .M. .Skinner ami wife of I^nalnp I Morn f'» Mr. and .Mr^. Smith of St. railed at .M. T. WiUMlrufTy Sunday. .lohni*. retentl>. a dnuphter. .Mra. Norma Meaille ami Lulah t'lavey .'•’mlth ’.va* formerl.v .M|p<« I..oulee Pli»w- All that cDueStula Ike deaiaable ia apent .Sunday* in I^nalnp. man •>! thl^ plat •- .Mre. F|t»rence Babbitt *»f I^nainp ol dewga aud apent twi» tlaya laat week with frlentla • >rlno I.uxative Fruit .syrup !>* I>e^t here. AvMt keve for women nn«l hlldren. Itn mild The I)* WltJ .M. K. L. .\. S. meet for a thin and pl**a»ant tu>>te make* it vrill prove all tkat wm clami. aupper with .Mra. Varney I'earce. We*l- pj t f*-rat»I« to violent puipativea. auch neatlay. May I.',. .M»-, It. Brink’- •o* pllln, t.ihl»-»N. tJet the txioklet mmlttee will aerv**. The City National Bank and a “iimpl*- <*f <*rln'» at <* 1’, Van- .Mra. Julia Hiphe* <*f Maniuette la riurdock & Ruth, 5t. lohns, ilich. i; Si. kJc vi-itinp her parenta .*< .M. <’ook an t*» rxfer •*» Mr. Alvin H TION FOR CONSERVATISM AND SOUNDNESS. INVITES YOUR Stlmnon, itf Wllllmiintlc. •’•»nn.. wh** •Mm. .Myrtle Sc.ttt **f •’heh.ivpnn . Inn. int*inieni at Itelt.i •"enter « eme- * **unty. ihtiighter '. INSPECTION OF ITS HANDSOME NEW OFFICES. .*n ‘ ount ••f failure •;( many reme- Mtirn** i»f thin place dletl lant week un*l fiiur i hIPIren. .Mim. .M«-lvin .M«- *ll*!*, rtnally »iU*l Fi»ley’« Kltlney <*ur**. Wednentlay of •lulfk c**n«umptlt*n am! , |{ol(*-t t- .M r»< Jaine- llltchi '*' k. Fr** - whi. h h»* »ta> wae "Junt the thlnp ’ for wan hroupht here for burial. The mun an«l Herbert I.atxe||. him. tt* ftiur b'ittle- ■ ure*! him com- funeral wan belt! at the Block church Solicits a portion of your business. Depository for City. State and Gev- • Mti. MJh k ' -I k...... H* in n*i\v ♦ ntlrely well .md eant -if .sickein and burial In the fre*- ffi'm all the -ufferlnp Incident tt» .sickeln * emetery. Rev. .Sheltlon of St. KsT.xTi: tii.\.\sai ’TIonn Commercial or Savings. ernment funds. a* ute kitlne> tr*>iib|*- .seniflen father, mother, two bro- *»f ne ror «»f Mfc 1 J». Watertown. tSSO. Sired by Onward Silver 34747,, re­ INESS. positors. 3 per cent interest paid. Ktlward J. .Molnet et al tf> Getirpe (II.NFY. them and three nistem. .Mr. and .Mrn. J*»hn T, Lyon of St. cord 2:05 U.—the fasted record cred ­ Ko«ht anti wife n 45 feet Iota 7. s anti SOCXXXXXXXXXDOOOOOCXXXXDOOOS ?♦ hp.t k 37. St. Juhne. 12.50. Johnn vlnlteil their daughter .Mr.«. <’. ited to any aon or daughter of the Anthtiny WIeher ttj KdmumI Flta- NV. Zimmerman and .Mm. J. E. Rhy- “Great Onward ” whose roll of honor Glenn, the little aon of .Mr. and Mm. patrl-k <100 by I.IO feet » feet n nard ttne day last week. now numbers 195 standard perform ­ • »f bltick 7 Fowler. Sec. 11 Dallae. f'layton .\lhauph. pamed away* at their Arthur .Mt»me and w’lfe of St. Johnn ers. ht>me .Sunday eveninp of heart fail­ were calletl here to attend the funer ­ YOU CAN BANK BY MAIL 1200. This magnificent horse la a red ure. Althouph he wan eerlouely III hut al *»f the former ’* ninter Mm. Myrtle Anna Koenipeknecht to Ipnatz roan. 16 hands high, foaled In 1901. K*>enlic>knei'ht w 20 a e <0 a e^ aw a few daya. he had alw'ayn been a suf­ Scott. ferer frttm birth. The little one wan The yttunp people hail a surprise George S. Ward of Grand Raplilg. a *4 of *ec 23. Dailae. $1,200. widely recognlxed authority on pedi ­ t’harlex S, Treadwell to .Mark Pen­ about tw«» yearn t»ld. Funeral eervl- [•arty for .MIsn Haxel Kuaaell last Prl- grees nays of Major Silver: Capital $100,000 Surplus $100,000 ce* were :'ccaslon being her nell 21 by H ruda on w 4 ne U (lacre) *T1IBRE 18 NOT A FINKR BRED **f i*et DeWItl, $500 er. fourteenth birthday*. Elmer Zimmerman and nister Ivah HORSE IN THE WORLD.** KdwartI 1’. .Smith tti l>orwin J. .Mrs. G. A. MaynwrtI will entertain Profits $35,000 the .M. E. Altl .Society May* 2 at her vlnlteil the MIsnen Rhoda and Hazel There is no question about the t’otiper w 00 a w ^ ee *4 , 2>‘, De- greatnese of sires and dams to which Wltt. $2,500. home. Runnell lant .Sunday. .Mrn. Herahe>*’n children are having Major Silver traces. They are ae wall Betsey* Griffith to Peter Antlrewa et The Ladlen ’ Altl S«*clety meetinp at known as any that has ever lived, and the measlen. al 50 by 150 feet on n aide n*^ nw *« .Myrtle Weathehrby’** wan well attend- their fame Is as wide ae the country. Mr. and Mrn. Scofield and family of of ae*'. 9, Hlnphani. $1.00. etl laat week Wedneiulay. For perticulers eddrees Charlee L. DIRECTORS OFFICERS Elba npent .Sunday with Matt .Monn Oerk. St. Johns rfd 3. Residence 4 Mark Pennell to I'harieA S. Tread ­ Frank J*»hnaon ami wife, anti Geo. and wife. miles west and 3 miles south of St. E. W. SPARflOW. CapWalbt. E. W. SPAiWOW...... Pi well 115 Hcrea on a pt. w S iwc 4 and Phelpa anti wife, all of Elele er*^nt FRANK A. HOOKER. JaMw* SUaiiiaaB Suntlay with Fleltln ami wife. Mr. and .Mm. Archie Gray and n*Tn Johns. 37w2 E. F. COOLEY...... Vic# ne pt. ae *4 -ec. 5. net*!*. 4 ami 5. I)e- of Big Itapidn are visiting relatives C—tl. Wltt. $7,000. Roy Mnrmion and frleml Nora E. F. COOLEY. WkaUaaU Slttl SmKm. a F. DAVIS...... Caelum Fields ralletl .»n relative-, here Sun ­ In thin vicinity at present. F. J. HOPKmS...... AaaaelMH CaaMer <$eo Hantlttlph to John Itamlnlph Arthur Kennett In petting hIn house FRED SNUREL. Pmw mmi Stmm w pt. w *»e ^ and m pt - >»w frl. tlay. ncairly completed. (HJVE C'ENTER. JACOB STAHL. HaadwaM. , »ec. 11, Lebanon.' 175. f’laude Httitlen -pent Suntlav with A. A. NICHOLS. Oars A C*.. Carnapaa Coaua eud mm ue, or writ* for furthor .Mr. and .Mm. Geo. Morse hearing of Kmlly Waldr**n t*» Alonzt* Waldron hin brother Joneph H«*lt>n anti wife 8ooocx 3ocxxxx 3ooooooocxxdooo 8 B. F. DAVIS. Maaaaar. at Burton, their daughter. Myrtle’s nerloun III- 4 by 10 rt>da, 4 rtrde a *>1 land owned nenn ntarteU by train to nee her. When by Loulaa Davl«, *e< ‘ 17. Watertown, A hen houne of Kimball KIne wan R. Lambemon had a ham raising hurnetl to the proumi Tuenday after- they arrivetl at Wolverine. Gheboy- $1.00. garf county, they were shocked to hear laat Friday. Ktoie E. .showerman tt) Abraham L. ntton of lant week. It wan fet on fire Olive Genier achool cloaetl last Fri­ by an enpine net <*n their farm dlp- her death had happeneil before they Shtiwerman «w U of tm<\ 2 and reachet! there. day. The pupila spent the forenoon ne Vt. nw *4 of aec 11. Hath. $1,200. ptnp a well. There heinp a ntronp in cleaning the achtw)] grounda and Anna .M. Petach et al to Jennie L. w'inti it wan hit ky that nti other flam- In the afternoon a number of the ttlbbii lota 1 ami 2. Lyntla’ add.. St. ape wan ilone. patrnna came and treated them to ice Jtthnr. $1.00. .Mrn. <'t»ra .s*imern wh** had another ELBA TENTER. cream, > ake. aandwichea and pop ­ nerloun attac k of the iiulnny In re. ov- I..ee H. Winan** and wife to Iva A. Sooocxxjoocxxdooooooooooocxd S corn. Kopera e aw *4 ne '4 «if aec. 2>‘. erlnp. *M»llnK and wife tt> Jen­ tw’ft weekn In nliphtly’ lmpr«*vinp. <’hsrlle Rfx>t anti aon Fred a-err at Ilingham called at E. C'orneH ’a .Sun­ nie L. GIbba lota 1 and 2. bI«M k 8 . Ht. Sylvia t’mok «>f Maple Rapltl* han Elale «»n hualneaa last Saturday. day. Je«dlnp a week at L. L. Allen'n. Mri*. Nettle .‘^mllh and *laughter Mra. Hazel Bluhop anil daughter Httwanl H. F'arker and wife to t’larenre VanHorn and wife npent .\tla who have been aick are able to l*e of Itoyne <'lty * ame Saturday to vlalt Mary VanSI-** |t>t 12. blttck 21. (»vltl. .Suntlay with the latter’* parentn .Mr. out .igaln. her parenta Mr. and Mra. Frank Mer- $550. Hendrlrkn ami wife *>f Pompeii. Will .Maiie*»on iranaacted bualne** rlhew. Iva A. Hopera anti wife to Otis J. E. Alhauph ami wife npent Wed- at Ithaca the flmi of the week. Jf»hn Bt*trofr of Ithaca came Sat­ newlay with Garland friendn. .Smith w** aw ne *4 of ae* . 28. Le- Mra. Ann Wtxilmer returned fr«>m urday to vlalt hla mother .Mm. Mary EXCURSIONS TO bantin. $1,000. Mrn, E A. Thompntin anti chlltlren her \lalt at Ithaca laat week Friday. Enneat who la staying at the home of m *>f Fenmore npent Suntlay at Steven her alater Mm. E, I'ornell. She ex­ I\a Httpera et al to Lee WInana w Edward Zwicky of Edon. O., vlalted filney’n. 4 ne *4 ne *4 of aec. 28. Lebanon. hi* brother anti alater-ln-law -Mr. anti pect* to accompany him home on hla $1,000. <’. M. Randall han hin mill net on Mra. John .Scott laat week returning return. Jamestown Exposition, Thtima* W. timy and wife to Hlch- the farm *»f Erneet Helnie and expect horn** Saturday. .Ml** Ruby Furl ha* attended school ard K. to< atftmmrnmm. It wlU eovfwi tea May 3 to 9—National Schuetzenfest. thony Fox w 4 ae 4 tn of R R) exc. painting their house*. MKK9rWKKf wO VM jVW IfOMIP 2 a In ae cor., aec. II. DaJlae. ISfO.24. Margeret and Jossphine Holme* bars Mid aa danag ite patt M July 12, 13 and 14—B. P. O. E. Jtthn flay and wife to Reka Mankey visited friends In Nt. John* Haturday lot 10. block 1. Fowler. tl.250. laat. Special inducements in low one way and round trip rates to th eSoiith and West. .M, T Wo«»druff et al to Sllaa Turn ­ .Mrs. H. F. Perry will entertain the toiler's er and wife *4*4 nw 4. aec. 21. l.eidle** •'hrtatlan Aid Society of Eu­ OlWe. $082. reka Wedneeday afternoon. May *. Mark Pennell and wife to Raltua r ;K BiMers .Mrs Ethel Perry and Jame* Arm­ For foil tnfprmoM on call on Wiedmaler 25 08 100 a In w w cor. aad frsa from all iaiarioua ae<. 4. DeWitt. 12.000. strong visited their brother Floyil near Price last Sunday. te rsiisd Qpoa It sboadd alwa^ to Rachey Ray* In 'Thomaa H. Jnnea et tbs ifsl cboics ol al 55 by S2 rd** In nr. c«»r eec. 2, Raple, Maud Bond I* •pemling a few dsy* alslit^ to curs $000. at the home *»f Wm H*»nd near St. W. J. BLACK, Local Agent Fred M. Lt»ae> and wife to Etiwwrd Johns J Jarvis and Wife, lot 7. block I. Herbert Fixselle now own* a large Ovid. $115. team formerly owned by Frank Rem- ST. JOHNS, MICniQAN. Levi W Auatin and wife to Geo E. alsy. It wkmm Mte Mitevs will sarily mra paa. f'radilock I by 22 rda In w 4 ae 4 of Mrs. Riddle who has been aick all Dtoi't' •ev. II. Dnplaln. ttOf. winter to able to walk out.

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Last TiMsCmr •pmRMI mhout tsrMiy* Qve Hivltad gMOi at tlM hoiaa of Hr. AaS ttm Frad Britton where the etronlav gpant In pl»y~ inv games. The paiBa <**0 * surprise «sn Mr. Brtuon. ha hM iMowthg any­ thing about It until the aasals bogan to arrive. Mrs. Lostrr I»ean hn* boon caring for Mrs. Wm. M'ulker In L'. C. B. Cas# of 8t. Johns vlsltod The Ib%M SiMe friends in town the itaai waok. wi Mrs. Minnie Williams of Hubbard- ston visited relatives in town Malur- day and Munday. Mien oLovEs. m Mrs. K. A. Reed U on the sick list. per pair. Keep your Miss Ruth Lansing la quits 111. Mr. an Mrs. George Archer vIMtsd hands from chapping Wm. C. Wright in North Hhads Sun ­ ^uring houseclea^i^. day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Travis of 8t. SPONGES. &m:to 71 Johns visited Mrs. Tra%*ls ‘s parents Mr. and .Mr.. Isaac Hewitt Munday. All kinds, both bath Mr. and iLlrs. H. H. Jones and two and carnage. children of Fowler visited relatives In town Munday. Cloaks Win. Hiker who U working In Bald ­ SOAPS* Turkish ing visited his famll.v over Munday. bath, 4 cakes Ben Cowles left Tuesday for Hast­ ings where he has .scured employ ­ BORAX, 20.Mule ment in a mill. Three l*elonging to parties Team, |>er pound living It. the village were found In J. M. Hol»ert's tlork of sheep Monday. WALL PAPER CLEAN-K Two sheep and one lamb were badly ER, |>er can injured. Mrs. Ora Newton entertained the WINDOW SHADES, ^ Wednesday t-lub at her home last Wednesda> in an all day open meet­ Jackets ing. There were twenty invited guests CREPE TISSUE PAPER, each member Inviting one. An excel­ 4 rolls Decora lent program wus rendered and a three course dlnnei was served. ted Crei)e Tissue per Walter Burk of Eureka was In roll fie. _ town the first of the week. He In­ forms u.* that he ha. hired E. A. Baker I VT? ('onr*ntriit«oiind i'nnii ardsvIUe ti> make ihe cheese In our local fnrtory. Mr. Baker has had Incubator Thcr- thirty years experience making cheese inoincters, each H having made chee.«e nine 3*eara for the Riverside »rewmery and seven KRESO frruint, KAl. years for .Mr. Horton, the great cheese and Orange man. Mr. Raker will Paint Remover move hb family, ronslstlng of himself, wife and liaughter here In the near Carriage Paint, future anti will ... upy the Ell Jones IllArk, iwr <{1. house Just east of the grist mill. Mr. Irving Rebt who has made Floor Paint, «-hees« the past f* u weeks will return lie»t, all color., uni. to hb w.uk In the Ashley factory which he left to t .-me here to run the fac(or> f *r .Mr. Rurke until he could engage a more experienced man. Mr. Relst has made many friends during his short stay with us and it is with regret that we learn that he is to leave us so soon.

Mrs. Hclle Norton waa In St. Johns Ij-i uc k. Th = Sun lune Hand jt^rved a ten t-nt ti i In the Ciranirc hall Friday niah* ■'ll Jan-"' !:•»,-* 1. V ry U i:^\ I'. IV Trotter dellvere.i .t .pec- DEATH OF DELROY COBB i.i : lui: ^ fo 'he Odd F-llowa at the <’iiii'tian hur-h ."*undav tnornlna. IVun Mr. - nd Mr*-. Frr.l Frl*ble oc< at iirii\M> Monday .\p! i. '■ boy. ritOYI IIRDHIT.' h i>imease . .\h « Fthel .^hattz iiui -i.? ; 'leor- . New Y.irk vi Ited th' »i nrother Elsie fr. nds were ...^ddened to learn Mr;- J M. liaUtcad tht pant week. of the death of Deir.»y •'*obb in Durand :di . r.d Mr.' Frank Warner of .Monday. April II*. F -nth 1 -‘cx vislitu .Mr -. W rner’“ I>elroy (.'abb wi* the inly ^on of P'lT'nf Mr ami Mr? ide Newton Sun- Henry and Nellie Cobb. He was born In Elsie .\prll . 1S91 and his life of Fianl Ittdfcrn •»! V)\ui wa« In town sixteen years wns spent In Elsie with >1 bu.*lne«' last uf=rk Frank has th ox* option of one >ear In .Mt. I..ouls a m w lutomoblle In whU h he make .'itiU one year In Durand hl« trip* about the country. lie wa taken siok In August. 1906. Mr. and Mr. Fred Parker and dau- was in the hospital In Saginaw nine fchter Ambra vi*-lted friends an*, rela­ weeks. His afflletlon deveIoi>ed into tive; In town anelroy was an unusually bright boy •Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dllss who alwa> helpful and considerate of have been visiting 3klr. Illlas'a father others. a patient .sufferer, his last Dr Js-’*. n. Bliss for ..ome lime re- thought.^ were for his parents and turneil last week to their home In Kal­ friend.s he was leaving behind. kaska. He leaves father, mother, three sis­ .Mr* .Minnie Smith and Mrs. O. M. ters and numerous relatives and Snyder were In St. Johns last week. friends. Mr. and Mrs. David Richards have His remains wercs brought to the m<»ved from J. E. Jones ’s house near home of his grandmother. Mr% A. the grist mill Into the house north of A'henck, Tuesday, from which the the old livery barn. funeral was held Thursday afternoon. Emil Oottschalk of Detroit was In .May 2. Rev. I. T. Weldon offleiating, town last Thursday. burial In Riverside cemetery . .Mr* .Mary Parker visited relatives In Iihaia and Newark laat week. Earl White la the new help In the .Mbs Vina Wood visited her cousin Mrs. A. E. Hasting, and children .*^un printing ofTlce. .Mrs. MATHKirn>X. Amy Allen at Hubbardston .Sun­ iiENGAi, rExn*:R. are vi.'^ltlng her parents Mr. and Mrs. .M. R. VanDueeen did business In day*. Alma Tuesday. 8cxxx »cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxj 8 Walter .‘ownham of I..an- .Mrs. Jeffreys of .st. Joiins is visit­ I.,ewl Wood Is visiting friends at WEEKS 'HME. sing *pcnt ."lunday with her parents ing her .•bter .Mrs. Roy Brown of El Marlon Clare county*. .Mr and .Mr Wm. Heuer. HOUR BROS. le. Matherton suffered another fire last A. Thuma. wife and little dau ­ Flo>il Rummell is quite sick Myron .Smith .md Fred Townsend CASH GROCERS Thursday, whep the residence of Dan­ ghter Ha visited the former's parents were In I*»’wamo Sunday. a Buggy? threatened wltit typhoid fever. iel Voungs was severely* damaged. The at Pewamo Sunday. (ieorge Bates and family visited at Maple.Rapkk, Mich. Urc was discovered about 10:30 a. m. Fred Shoen and wife of Ionia vis­ ihf home of R. Tabor .Sunday. While In the upper story, and the alarm WE HANDLE THE FAMOUS OWOSSO UNE OF VEmiCLEa there hb horse itecame cast In the barn ited the former's parents here from was quickly spread. Neighbors soon Saturday until .Monday*. INCLUDI.no EVERY .STYLE IN BUGGIES, SURREYS, ETC. cutting and bruising Itself so badly gathered and after an hour's hard »md__ Henry Shoen waa visited by his rela­ Lssasbe lasa ea VaMtoae urn ssjHBieMit Is It b feared that the animal is spoiled. flghting the flame;, were subdued. The tajOrV^SesHst smd* **^**^gh1ai^k8 SRStniSTi TOP BUGGIES MO TO tOa, OPEN BUGGIES SSO TO M6. SURREYS, .Miss Lulu Resley is clerking for roof was almost half destroy'ed. and tives from ("ryttal Sunday. M. R. Netsorg. Mbs I.,aum Jessup visited friends TO WE CAN PLEASE YOU AND IF YOU DON'T FIND SMir Knit the clothing and household goods be­ ewssUags pstmaasiM ease vy ssvf'*etly WHAT YOU WANT AT OUR WAREROOMS WE CAN QUICKLY OET Miss I.#ella Talwr closed a very* suc­ In I,von- from .Saturday* until .Mon ­ a a sersi ■sees. TW bssSlaaeite, far sMMfer longing to John Broadhurst and stored io take, Bseei (PIV LMK SIZE CM fSh. cessful term of school Fsiday In dlst- upstairs were nearly* all burned. day. • ataMdregst IT FOR YOU. trict No. 7. Ice . ream and cake were Mrs. Youngs was si~k In bed, hav­ n At tliiM time of year it is served to pupils and guests. Miss ing recently* been attacked wlh pneu ­ hard to find something Tal>or received some nice gifts from monia. 8he was taken at once to a her piipila place of safety. for a change. Try a can If It had not been for the tele­ The house and contents were in­ of Sauer Kraut, it will phone which had been installed In his sured for 1100. Tim Wffl interest home the day before. Win. Moore make one more change would probably have met a severe loss Mrs. Hyde of Lyons called on Mr. on yonr bill of fare. By dogs getting In with hks flock of Shoen and family Saturday*. shsep Munday mornlag. Luckily the Knowing what you w*ant and what you ought aMeep ware not badly hart. One dog to pay—that’s why wc arc showing the famous was shot. Mrs. Chas. Eddy is very* 111. with Mrs. Caroline Husiln la vary 111- I.VTKRNATIflNAL MANVlti: HPRKADtCR IS THE Mrs. Marah Illaney la Improving. the indestructible burner that will not clog, THAT WORKS.—WORKS ALL DAY AND EVERY DAY. WITH ALL Mrs. W. W. Dunham la fast fail­ smoke or overflow. Kvery stove sold on n KINDS OF MANURE. FINE OR COARSE. A GREAT LABOR SAV- ing. ER. AND EVERY MAN THAT USES IT COMMENDS IT. Don't bs diicoufiiscl. it is Mrs. Musan Cobb was called from guarantee. gotnc to be wnn and you can I>etrolt to attend the funeral of her THE "DAIRY MAID" nmFMUMfH IS THE COMING MACHINE. plant yonr garden. Bst firtt grandson. I>elroy Cobb. Additional Etile on page ten. WE ARE SELLING MORE AND MORE ALL THE TIME. AND EV­ buy your wtd here, for the ERY ONE MEANS A SATISFIED USER. IN KFFICIENCT AND CON­ time wfl] be akort and it will VENIENCE IT IS UNRIVALED. not pay you to experiment ORAL. with seed that may not grow. 8cXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)8 to stop the hogs from rooting, losing it once FflR ALL KINDS OF CROPS. OUR HORSESHOE BRAND FER­ TILIZERS ARE UNBURPJA88ED. WE HAVE SPECIAL FBRTILI- .Mr L. Rullard Is on the sick list. is all that is nei*essnry for n hog as long as he ZERR FOR SUGAR BEETS. FOR GARDENS. FOR CORN, FOR GMia nsnoR - Jessie Jennings Is slowly improving. lives. OATS, for BEANS: NO GUESSWORK. BUT EACH KIND DESIGN­ Lmwmmmim Howard Pope haa a new windmill. ED FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE, Meturda*. Mar i, Art Bullard and wife rtsltad Mchoy- roar raws tor ley Georgia at Duplaln Sunday. .Mr and Mrs, William Berg visited WiHiidn't ymi IIP# awMIser laaie el at the home of Mr. Tsad Sunday. iMimpkla pie?