■ tt rym « « at * THE NEWS VOLUME XVI—NO. 52 ST. JOHNS, MICH., THUH8DAY, AUOUST 10. 1906. ONE DOUIiAB AYEAB DEFEATED BY CHER0KEE8

ST.JOHNS STTIKE-OUr FITCBEK MET BIS WRTKRLOO. One of the most exciting games the St. IT 1$ NOW UP TO ,THE PEOPLE RAOLR MAN THBEATBN6 TO KILL BIS FACTORY IN RUINS Johns team has every participated in this WIFE AND CHILDREN season was that with the Cherohee Indians i AN AERIE OF EAGLES Tuesday afternoon. It was a game in which scieBtific playing seemed well match ­ SOLO GIGAREHES TO MINORS FIRE BROKE OUT AT ONE O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON FROM THE QUESTION OF FACTORY OR NO FACTORY TO BE WAS OHOAM1ZBD1M ST. JOHNS X^ST ed especially in the work of of the battery, THUHSOAT MIUBT. but the Indiana were in luck because tbeir PICKING MACHINE Last Thursday eight the Fraterval Order errors were not costly while St. Johns* ST. JOHNS MAN PAID FINS OF f SA FOR errors coat them two soorea. The Indians DECIDED MONDAY of Eagles organized an aerie In St. Johns THAT OFFKNSR with about 100 members. The work was only got one eAmed run and Graham doue by the Ionia team under the direction struck out fifteen of their men. They paid him the compliment of being the best ot state deputy John V. Suit , ex-mayor Olltcers are D«t«rmliied to Stop the Frac of St. Joseph, aud district duputy F. A. pitcher they had played agsint in two years Warbop, an Iiidiab pitcher struck out tice—Olive Man Fined for Lettlns THE FLAMES SPREAD LIKE WILDFIRE Jillett of Owosso. The order instituted here was one of the largest charter lists eight men. Thiallee goto Seed established anyplace in the state. The St Johns was weak at the bat getting meeting was held in Maccabee ball, only three safe bits. The star play of the EVERY VflTEIMOST BE BROOGHT OBT game w^s made by Wilson in the second GAS HOLDER WAS IN GREAT DANGER FOR A TIME BUT THE These oflicers were elected: Past Worthy Sheriff Keeney arrested John Wirtb of president, E. J. Bullard; worthy president, ing, when Warbop batted one to the right Esgle Monday on complaint of his neigh ­ J. Esrie Brown; vice president, Frank field which looked like a clean bit. Wilson bors who testified to bis extreme and re FLAMES DID NOT REACH IT Jewett; secretary, W. E. Gardiner; treas­ ran from second base to right field and peated cruelty to bis family for the last urer, Arthur Bullard; ebaplin, Howard hurrying the ball to first, retired the runner. three or four months. Two-Thirds Majority Necessary to This was pronounced by some to be the Keeney; conductor. W. H. Richmond; Wirtb is a drinking man and of late has About $500 Insurance on the Buildins:—riuch Stock trustees, Con Stephan, W. J. Black and quickest? and neate^ play made on the been under the infiuence of intoxicants Eugene Parker; physician, Dr. J. V. Dool- diamond this summer. Score: much of the time, keeping kis wife and six Carry the Proposition Ing. R H E children in constant terror of him. He Destroyed and 12 People Thrown Out of This order has been organized only seven Cherokeea 000111000 8 6 3 threatens to kill the whole family aud burn years and now basa members>'ip of 400,000. St. Johns 000000000 03 4 the house and barns aud carries ont bis Employment They pay sick, accident and funeral bene ­ Batteriey—Warbop and Beaulieu, Grab- threats by chasing different members of the fit. Each aerie elects a local physi ­ ham and Spring. Passed balls on Spring, family around with a butcher knife, pitch Every Public Spirited Citizen Should Do Active Work—A one, on Beaulieu, three. The game was fork or other weapon which he may lay bis cian whose duty is to perscribe for the north wall would be saved and tbe tank in members and their families free of charge, played in an hour and thirty minutes and bauds on. It is said that on one occasion Fire broke out at tbe quilt factory this New Factory Is Conslderlug St. Johns As a Loca­ the order paying his salary. was witnessed by a crowd of over 400. he struck his wife over the bead with a afternoon at one o ’clock and before the fire no immediate danger. Over S06 visitors were present Thursday Chailes Stephenson umpired. broken wagon spring and cut off the top of Tbe gasoline was safely taken out and The St. Johns team will play Charlotte, department could get uu, tbe spot, fiames tion-Some Erroneous Ideas Corrected. night from Lansing, Ionia, Owosso and her ear. She is in mortal tearor of bim efforts are being made to gave tbe outer Au^iat 17. and yet does not leave bim or enter a com were bursting from the windows in tbe Grand Rapids and other places. After the building but tbe main factory will be com- initiation a banquet was served to the The evening game was more of a novelty plaint against him. third story on tbe south side and it was visitors. Mu«ic was furnished by the St. than an exhibiton of scientific ball. It It is thought that bis violence is due to known that the building could not be saved. lost with its contents. was like indoor base ball, the bases all be^ temporary insanity while under the in It is up to the people St. Johns to decide culation to the effect that the Keid com­ Johns band under the leadership of L. G. Smoke rolled out of main door on east Excited crowds rushed around tbe bum- Tubbs of Owusso. ing shortened and different rules being fiuence of drink. Last winter bis oldest ing building, but fear of an explosion kept i«vnetber St. Johns is to have a factory now, pany has given up coming to St. Johns obwrved. However it furnished no^nd of son was accidently shot and killed while side and in spite of heavy streams thrown or whether the city shall run along and that they wanted to raise $2o,000*8tock fun for the spectators and the bleachers bunting and Wirtb has been much worse in the opening, flames broke out again and them from the vicinity of tbe gss works. trust to luck that it may get one ’some day. here and being nnable to do so had given SIXTH ANNUAL REUNION were convulsed with laughter most of the since that happened. He is 51 years of age again. Ropes were quickly stretched and the time. Sbotwell of Owosso, who pitched and owns a large farm of 105 acres in people kept at a safe distance. somehow. up the plan. Firemen were driven back by tbe dread­ CLINTON CO. SOLUIKKg AND SAILORS for Owosso this winter when they won the Eagle. It is impoasible as yet to state the loss Next Monday a special election will be In order to verify this report. President championship of several cities, pitched for ful smudge caused by the wet and burning MKKT ALCiCST 16 AND 17 He 8ulo8e of investigating what you have to owneis. This season it has lieen entirely thistles, milk weed or other noxious weeds All attempts to obtain definite informa ­ This is absolutely groundless; it is not in ­ Ellis, the groom's parents of Y{>8ilanti, Mr. to go to seed shall I e punished by a fine of ofT»-r there. re-written by the well known author Hobt and Mrs. Frank Eliis and .Miss Kese Ellis tion have failed, and from letters received TALL CORN AT UUNNISONVILLE. tended to pay one dollar bonus to anybody, G .Morris, and appears in its new edition $ 10 and costs or imprisonment in the “To give you an idea, will say that if of the same city, Wilbur Church of Detroit, by O. P. Dewitt and W. J. Black It would C. F. Clement, proprietor of the Maple uor even to give away any of the buildings and tlie band and orcbestia carried by this county jail not exceeding 20 days. Every seem that the company was quite innocent you have proper facilities and proper con ­ Mr. and Mis. Will Church of Essex, Ont., township is supposed to have a commis­ Glen farm at Gunnisonville, has some corn or any part of the lands. When the site ditions, we can employ from l')0 to 200 company will be held up to its high stand ­ Mr. and Mrs Walter Emmons of Lansing of any designs in that direction. However ard, as one of the finest musical organiza ­ sioner of weeds who will see to it that the that mades the ordinary kind look like a and buildings are purchased they will be skilled laborers. We will notify you a day Sylvester Johnson of Detroit, and Mr. and it is well known that the company, like dwarf variety Mr. Clements' cornstalk tions on the road. law regarding the destruction of noxious other railroads, is very careful about cover ­ the property of the tnty, aud will so remain. before leaving so that you can arrange for Mrs Geo. Beardslee and Mr. and Mrs. B. weeds is enforced. measures 11 feet and 8 inches, and he your committee to meet me. Yours truly, ing up its tracks, and there is nothing in The uile will be in the city, and the coun ­ H. Beardslee of Ovid. makes the statement that he has twenty Fi(Eki >ma \ Bkos , Co ,” their attitude inconsistent with tbe idea cil will determine the terms on which they acres of the corn, the height of which runs Such a factory as this would be especial ­ that they are actively preparing for the ex ­ from 9 to 11 feet. He calls the variety the CROWDS AT CAMPMEETING tension in (juestion. are to be leased to occupants ly welcome to the Table Factory employes, AFTER THEIR SHARES SOCIAL EVENTS “King of the Glen. ’’ The Held Manufacturing Comi>any, who It is a fact that the Wabash people of as it would provide abundant labor for the ‘1,000 ATTENDED LAST SUNDAY—TWO whom the Grand Trunk rent the track be ­ in all piobabiliiy will occupy the plant for CREDITORS OF NOHLE IIURNETT HAI'FENINOS IN VAK|GUS 8UCIAL JOHN HAINES IN JAIL. skilled woodworkers who are now out of NEW .MINISTERS. tween Owosso and Ashley, have, at the ex ­ making automobiles, ask no bonus and HAVE HEGUN A LAWSUIT CIRCLES IIURING THE WEEK piration of the old lease to the Grand John Haines was arrested Monday by employment. The colored camp meeting which is lieing will lea.se the buildings from the city on The Richardson Embroidery club were Tnink, raised *.he rent from something Marshall Tinkham foj; drunkenness. He Still another industry is in sight in the held this week in Emmons' grove is tieiiig E. J. -Moinet, as trustee in bankruptcy was arraigned before Justice George H. any reasonable terms. They merely want for Noble Burnett, has begun suit in the entertainecommon to those times. and exbibiUOD bicycle riding. WILLIAM BOCOHTEN HAS OO.MMBNC George Burton. are 00 and 07 respectively. On account of the bosy sesaon with the ED ONE AOAlNgT D. O. H. A M‘ Over thirty years ago thsy came to Clin- farmers the attendance ia very light. Mrs. Truman Allen of Glencoe, Okla., AH kinds of baked goods fresh daily at Over forty relatives and friends were ton county where they settled in Olive William Bougbteo, one of the victims in An enjoyable reunion of sixty-one mem is the gueet of her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Dur- Wileemith's bakery. tf bers of tbe Krepps families was held Sat­ present at the anniversary. The dinner township. They are well and favorably tbe recent wreck on the D. O. II. & M. at kee, for a few days. Mr.and Mrs. George P. Qlllett of Detroit Lost Creek near Fowler, has commenced a urday at the pleasant farm home of Mr. Bargains on Oeilnr Posts. was sened on the lawn aftnrwhich music, known among a large circle of friends. who have been spending a few weeks with suit against the Grand Trunk company to and Mrs. Jonathan Cox. Tables were C. O. Perry of tbe Grand Rapida Post is in tbe city writing up the enterprises of 8t Poets from 10 to 16 cents. Anchor poati recitations and speeches were enjoyed. Those who attended the anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Goette at Crystal re recover $16,000 damages. He claims in ­ spread on the lawn, and after a picnic from 25 to 60 cents. J. H. Corbit, St. JohnR Mr. and Mrs. Delp have two children living, from away were the sisters and brothers turned home Wednewlay. juries to bis back, face and ribs and other dinne* a society to be known as the Kreppe Johns for a special feature of that paper. Reunion was organized to meet every year, tf eight grandchildren and six great grand ­ of Mrs. Delp as follows: Mrs. C. A. Wil­ Miss Louise Paloubet of Boston and the parts of his body. Dooiing & Kelley will I have a full supply of stock foods, calf .Misses Louise and Nancy Van Atta of La­ appear for bim and the case may be tried the next meeting to be at W. H. Kreppa’ , meal and oil meal. I. T. Horton. children. They are probably the young ­ cox of Akron, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. James Sixteen families were represented, includ ­ For a first clan hair cut, shave or bath fayette, Ind , left for their homes Monday September term of court. The 8t .Tohns Table Company abipped call at Ferguson ’s Barber 8hop, 1% Clinton est great grandparents to be found In this High of Sycamore, (.^hlo; Mr. and Mrs. W. after a visit of several weeks with Mrs. J. ing four generations, W. F. Kreppe aged M«w Wsaon .lark, 70, his daughter Mrs. Linnte Davis, grand< more tablen in the month of July than in avenue. part of the state. W. Wells and daughter Grace of Lodi. R. McColl. I am selling a new common sense wagon any other July, with one exception, in Ohio; Mrs. Frank Garringes of .Massillon, son Fred Davis and great-grandson Oral LOST—A pocket book on Main |St. Wed- Both Mr. and .Mrs. Delp are natives of Mr. and .Mrs. G. 8. Corblt and Mrs T. jack. This is its first appearance on the Davis aged eight months. Several recita­ their history. Ohio; Mr, and .Mrs. Charles A. Harper of L. Drake of Chicago left Wednesday morn ­ neaday. Finder kindly leave at this Ohio where they were marrieil in .Medina market and you are sure to be pleased tions were given by the children, after Mr. and Mre. W. H. Woodard have gone office. «• .Midland, Mich., .Mrs. Hattie Colton of ing, tlie foxmer to attend the excursion , to with it when you see it. Its constniction county. Mr. Delp served in the army for Cleveland, Ohio. Most of these relatives which a circle was formed on the lawn and to New York City, Albanv and other Nianra Falls and the latter to spend two is simple and it operates easily, lifting tbe all enjoyed a general hand-shaking, follow ­ WANTED—Dining room girl. Inquire at over three years and saw active service remained a week with .Mr, and Mrs. Delp weeks in Detroit with friends. eastern cities where they will spend two heaviest load. I. T. Horton. ed by singing an appropriate hymn. weeks with relatives and friends. the Wiggins bouae. tf 1.1,1 mm

Voice from Arkansas. ASHLEY Lann Parks apmt SstturdsT wltb friends THE ST. JOHNS NEWS. in Ifspls Rspid»----- Ivsh Havens rstamsd VEGETABLE SICILIAN AN INDEPENDENT NEW’SPAPEB. Ssturwy from s few weeks visit with Clsrencs Cleveland, Ark., July 81st. (Special)-^ Lena Kelsey of Breokenridga ia visiting Turk end wife of Bengal. Pul>ll»t>rl. Ml. Juluia. Mk'hl.aii. wonderful cure of eome form of Kidney and Esaie Kilbourn are visiting fiienda in Fowler HALUSH Farwell. with ber Mrents, Air. and Mrs. Peter Sbafley Perhtps you like your hiir; then keep It. Perhaps not i Diaeaaes by the Great American Keiuedy, of Bengsl -----Mr. Dole aud his son Edward NTIJAKTU PAKKV, KUIT(»K. Dodd ’a Kidney Pbla, and ihia part of Mrs. Lydia Kilbourii left on Tuesday for then remember —HairsHair______Renewer always restores color to Port Huron to spend a month with ber dangh- accompanied bis son Wm. (o hia home in Arkansas la not without iu share of evi­ Chicago. gray hair. Stops falling hair, liso. a. r. H«u* CO., FIFTEENTH YEAR. dence that no'case is too deeply rooted ter----- Mrs. Amy Haight was in Ithaca Mon ­ roWLRR BtBM UBCOMB HAOLB.N for Dodd's Kidney Pills to cure. day on busiueaa. The following gentlemen from Fowler were, Chas. Feldpausch and wife visited friends ■•uliacriptlon bj Mall, Poat-Pald. Mr. A. E. Carlile, well known and Earl Henry of Traverse City is spending initiated into tiie mysteries of the “Eagle’s in Alaple Rapids Saturday----- Blanch Ilaveua ONE YEAK ...... fl.OO highly respected here, tells of his cure the week with friends ----- Mrs. Mary Mike- nest ” wliic i was organized Thursday night, has returned home fiv-m a few weeks visit GO TO- HlXkiONTHM...... :...... M after nearly a quarter of a century ’s sell of Newark ia visiting her sister, Mrs. M. .August 8 at St. Johns: John Bauer, Finest with ber graiidpareuta iHirias Eldredge of THKEE MONTliH...... 25 suffering. Mr. Carlile says: U. Mills. Lance, Eli Breuemau, Gei>. Schafer, August Bengal. "I want to let the public know what I Mrs. Chas. A. Green is entertaining ber Hafner, Micheal Fedewa, Frank Ulrich and Wm. F7verett and wife spent Sunday with Eiiteretl at I lie p»«t<>(9ce at Ht. .KiIibh , MU'ltIcaii, think of Dodd ’s Kidney Pills. I think the latter’s parents, Chas. l.AUib and wife ai> tecKoil r'akK matter. niece, Mrs. Chas. A. Deicliman of MeMville, Ferdinand Geller. they are the best remedy for sick kidneys Penn. -----Mra. Heibiah Dean went to Wayne The occasion was a most enjoyable one Mrs. Hattie Matoon and little daughter of ever made. county Tuesday morning to care for her bus- there being about SO new memlters initiated' Ionia are visiting ber cousins Mrs. Anus WILLTHBRK BB PBAOB? ’*1 bad kidney trouble for 28 years iiand who is seriously ill at the home of hia There were about 300 viaitora preaeut. com- Lance and Mary Baker for a few days. and never found anytbine that did mr> brother. from Lansing, Uwoaao, Ovid'and Ionia, Ionia The center of interest for the world has ») much good as Dodd's Kidney Pills. I having cliarge of the work. The St. Johna A little life may be sacrificed by an shifted from the plains of Manchuria to recommend them to all sufferers.” The best help a farmer ever bad is one of baud furniabed music afternoon and evening. hour ’s delay. Cholera infantum,, dysen ­ those McVicker Gasoline engines. You ought the naey-yard at Portaniouth, N. H., where There is no uncertain sound about Mr. They were assisted by IL H. Altvater and C. tery, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only safe Carlile’s statement. He knows that to go to Bannister and see the sample run at in a very ordinary looking building Russia G. White from thia village. plan is to have Dr. Fowler’s Extract of STOCKER’S Dodd ’s Kidney Pills rescued him from a Weston . • Wild Strawberry always on band. and Japan presented by two of their greatest life of suffering and be wants the public D. W. C. Tiffany and wife left Thurtday LITEKT CHAMOBS HAMOS. to know it. Deed’s Kidney Pills cure all men, are seeking to end the greatest war for Bellaire for a abort visit with Mr.Tiffany's Last Wednesday, August 2, Maurice Hayes, WACOUSTA. of mc>deru times. Just what takes place Kidney ills from Backache to Bright ’s brother. Disease. urchased the livery busiensa of Jake Price. will probably not be known, liecause the About a dozen of the younger married EIr. Price came here from Maple Rapids William Schavey has purchased the hotel properly formerly owned by Nelson Daniel's. FOR BARGAINS peace con'e en?e takes place on an island ladies of the villa^ gave Mrs L. G. Fox a about two months ago and purchased the WESTPHALIA birthday surprise Tuesday afternoon. Light business of Ed. Martin. Mr. Price is un- Mrs. Olive Hammond returned to her and I’ncle Sam’s sentries keep the news­ refreshments were served. They presented decideil just what business be will engage in, home in Novi last Saturday----Lizzie Cramer paper men and other curions people at Fred J. Mauren and son of Portland were ber with a handsome vase as a remembrance but it is rumored that be will remove to in Westphalia on business last Tuesday. started for Oklahoma last Tuesday where she a respectful distance. Iioubtless the diplo ­ of the occasion. Ohio. will visit her brother Peter IN EVERYTHING Mrs. .Mary Petsch of St. Johns called on mats themselves will give out some in ­ The Ashley Grangers gave Frank Garlock Mrs. Chas. T. Andrus and Mia Girard her brother John Gross and wife a few days Mr. Kinlev of Seattle, AVash , is^ visiting formation fiom time to time, though it is and wife a genuine surprise last Tuesday Andrus spent Thursday aud Friday 1 Port- last week----- Julius Bohr of Grand liapids is night, it being there 20th wedding anniver ­ his brother James Kiuley and other rolatives. land visiting a sirk friend. not likely that it will be much. visiting his relatives. sary. In bMialf of the grange Mr. Stratton I>eo F'eldpausch left Monday morning for C. L McCullough and family will move to Thus far there has been much more Many of Westphalia people attended the presented Mr. and Jilrs. Garlock with a fine Black River, Alcona county, on a trout fishing Ashley this week where they will reside, Mr. talking on both sides than is usual in Forepuugh show in Ionia ^turday-----Rosa rocker. trip. He expects to be gone about a week. Fedewa culled on friends in Fowler Friday McCullough having accepted the principal- such circumstances. Mr. Sato, the sixtke- Mrs. George Hasper received from the ship of the Ashley schools. Katie Snyder of Chicago is visiting her Maccabee headquarters a check of i?l,0bD The dance given by Sturgis Bros, on Fri­ W. E. & J. E. STOCKER, i man of the Japanese party, and Haron day evening at the opera house was a very The L. A. S. of the Congregational church mother ---- Jennie Treirweiler of Portland the amount of her late husband ’s life insurance will meet with Mrs. .Alice .Andrus on Thurs ­ Hayashi, Japanese minister to England, spent a few days with her parents, I*eter in that order. enjoyable affair. The music was furnished by i have intimated pretty clearly that Japan Trierweiler and wife. AA'hite ’s orchestra, nssi'-ted by Mrs. John day afternoon of this week----- The Sunday Mrs. Lois Gladstone and son Wendell are Waltz of St. Johns. schools of this place will picnic at Grand is not going to be any “easy mark" in Stephen Schafer of lietroit is sjieDding his spending the month at Crystal. (Ledge Tuesday, Aug. 8. vacation with his parents ----- Mrs John Joseph Hafner is doing some grading north the negotations, while Mr. Witte, Russia's Mrs. Harry Shuart is (|nite ill-----Mrs. Stump and children took the excursion to SH EP AR DSV u TlE of his liotel-----Ix>ui8 Schueller of Wyandotte Call your Grocer and have him send you a sack of peace amlussador and doubtless her great­ Detroit Sunday to epeud a few weeks with is visiting Tony Fox and family. He is a Herman F7ckert is recovering from her recent est statesman, has stated in so many words her parents. brother of Mrs. Fox. illness ----- A. A. Hunt and wife returned Sun ­ Jas. Love and wife entertained friends day from Gratiot county where they have vis­ tlukt he does not think that Russia will Mrs. John Gross and Lizzie Pung left for from Vernon last week----- Mable Longcor John Dawson went to Hastings Friday to ited relatives for several days. agree with Ja]Mn's terms, at the same ad­ Lansing Saturday from there they will go to left Wednesday for Elindale to join her people attend the funeral of his grandmother re­ South Bend, Ind., where their niece Nora who moved there some weeks ago. turning home Monday evening -----Simon The L. A. S. of Watertown met with Mrs. mitting that.he h.is no idea of what these M. L. Hunt last Tuesdav afternoon. A large Tube Rose Flour ftohl will receive the first veil. Mrs. Geo. Valentine of Chicago is visiting Fedewa visited J. W. Geller and family Sun ­ terms will l>e except that they will be severe. day. crowd was present -----JahnA'eung and James Eddie Pung and wife of Fowler were at her uncle S. B. Spink ’s-----Pardee Finch Davidson are budding a stone house for Chas. It is altogether likely, however, that this guests of Tony Snitgen and wife .Sunday. and wife entertained a friend from .Saginaw Joseph A'an Amburg, Misses Scott and Carpenter and Mrs. John Scott of Ben ­ Forward. talking is done for effect, either to draw Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trierweiler, Peter Trier­ last week Clayton Gillett left last Friday night for a out the other side or to impress the general Ira Birmingham of Petoskey visited his gal spent Sunday with Chas. A'an Amburg weiler and Alfred and Clara Platte called on and family. visit to Bay City----- Mrs Ellen Hastings and The best flour manufactured in Cen ­ public. It is hard to believe that the John Spit/ley and wife in Ionia Sunday. parents Millard Birmingham and wife part of Mra. Chas. Dyke spent Thursday in I.AnsiDg Sallie Van .Amburg risite<) a few davs with tral Michigan. This is no idle boast. peace conference would have come to- Mary .Schueller who has been visiting her Inst week-----Mr. and Mrs. Norton of Price with Mrs. Edwin Hill. j spent Sunday at .A. McCutcheou ’s. her brother Geo. Van Amburg west of town. gether unless there had been good grounds parents for a few weeks left for St. .lohns The board of school inspectors of Water- j ------Ask the users of------Saturday----- Minnie Wohlfort of Lansing is Eri Coleman was the guest of Mr. and William Doiil of Chicago and his father town met Monday at the houie of the town | to believe that their enorts would be success­ s{>endiug a few days with her parents. Mrs. Jno Walker in St. Johns Sunday. Peter I*ohI of Beal Citv, are visiting John clerk, D. B. Hodges. ful. The outcome undoubtedbly rests main ­ Mary Fineis and Lizzie Pasch of Portland Misses Lena McLeod and Olive Cleveland Droste and family-----\lary Wagar of Ann ly with Japan, for if her demands are called on friends in Westphalia Sunday. returned Friday evening from Ypsilanti Arbor is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dr. Geo. PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE excessive they will probably l)e rejected. where they have been attending the summer, McPherson. J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, O., laid There is no <|uestiou that both nations MIDDLETON normal. Mrs H. J. F'edewa of .Ann .Arbor is visiting the peculiar disappearance of bis painful > W. 11. Baker and wife entertained Mr. and relatives in F’owler. She will visit relatives symptoms, of indigestion and biliousness, | can carrj" on the war for several years to in St. Johns Itefore returning home ------.Anna to Dr. King ’s New Life Piiis He says: > Tube R ose FI our Mrs. Clyde Cuson and two children of Mrs. John Baker of Bradner, Ohio, and Mrs come, In spite of the tremendous expense, Mantou who have l)een vihitinar relatives here Hattie Blacklock of Indiana, Monday Wagner of I.)etroit is visiting J. W. Geller “They are a perfect remedy, for dizziness, ; and nobcnlv understands Russia any l)etter for some time returned home Tuesday. Prof, and Mrs. H. C. Daley of Hudson are and family. sour stomach, headache, constipation, etc.” j Louis Goerge who has Iteen ill the past Guaranteed at Fildew & Aliliman & Otto j ASK YOFR GROCER. than Japan, .''he also understands that it Mrs .\. C. .Arnold of Perrintiin were in visiting his pok keeper for C. Of course the price of |ieace will he John Wagoner of Greenville was in town and Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Exner and three with Mrs. Bennett 8 daughter m Gratiot Sturgis A Sons. county. heavy in any event, but Russia expects Thursday -----Bert Schong was at Mt. Pleas­ daughiers are attending the Methodist canij) I TBBT PL.ATEIJ UOCTUK. meeting at Long I.ake. Peter Schafer and wife of Ionia ia visiting John Wernick and wife and daughter after some uupfilatable doses, and will probably ant .Saturdav---- Mrs. Daisy laingdou of New Hazel Clavey of St. Johns is visiting at her I The three-year old daughter of Mr. and Haven Center was in town Saturday. their son John Schafer and family.----- .August uncle A’ictor Clavey-----Mrs. Jennie Clavey, visiting her }>arents T. Shavey and wife have swallow ene or two bitter pills for the Altvater sr., is visiting relatives in L»etroit. returned to their home in Berea, Ohio. , Mrs. Holly Conrad of Watertown bad a .Alltert Herald died at his home one mile Mothers lose tbeir dread for “that daughter Hazel and and niece Hazel Clavey C. C. Woodruff and T. W. ^Idwin spent ! narrow escape from death recently. Her sake of peace. Thus she will unquestion ­ north of Middleton Friday morning after a terrible second summer” when they have John P. Bauer went to St. .Johns Tuesih y to visited her sisters, Mjs. Riley Mead and Mrs. elder brother aud a boy cousin were play ­ ably pay an indemnity of some kind, long illness. Funeral services were held at Dr. Fowler ’s Extract of Wild Strawberry l>e gone several days-----.Albert A'an .Amburg A. Boron of Olive. Sunday at Waverly park ---- C. \A'. Webb ing “doctor" with the little girl for a pa ­ in the house. Nature's spectic for summer and wife spent Sunday at Grand Ledge. though it was considered out of the ques­ the Christian church Sunday at 'J o'clock, has lieen engaged as bartender for John F7dward-Bennett and wife are entertaining tient. When the play was discovered, the complaints of »very sort. Schafer. T. Schavey and wife entertained Rev. Heit tion six months ago, and it is reasonably Rev. Beers officiating. his mother from Ovid-----Airs. Nellie A. patient was lying in a hammock and the Williams and brother CbarJe.s A'. Ingalls of myer, E. Wellman and family of Watertown men of medicine were plying ber with certain that she will evacute Manchuria Mr. and Mrs. Ciias. Decker of Vickeryville. MAPLE RAPIDS NOTES F'red White is working for Jake Simmons were in town .^atu^lay----- R. Huyck and near AA’estphalia. Watertown and sister, Airs. Minnie Grinolds and J. Wernick add wife of Ohio Sunday. liberal doses of gasoline and kerosene out and leave Port .\rthur in the hands of its wife of Butternut visited friends here Satur­ Mrs. Ida Earnest of Forest, Ohio, and of Grand Ledge retuned Mouday from a trip Rev. H-itrayer and son of Watertown, Airs of a couple of bottles. little daughtrr is visiting her friend, Mrs. Mrs. Louis Pasch of r>etroit is visiting at to Niagara Falls, Medina and Buffalo. Agnes Fair of Knoxville, Tenn., Wm. Pike of captors. There will be more trouble over day. the home of F'. L- Pasch and wife for a few SOUTH LEBANON. the session of the island of Saghalien, Mrs. H. L. Copt* of Pinckney is visiting Hattie Dean Maple Rapids. Charles .Signs moved his family back to Newyogo, .Mrs Chas Henning aud Mrs (lays----- F'ay Davis and wife of Flint were in Laura Clayton of South Itewitt were callers which the Jajianese have recently conquer ­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. F. .Schultz Harriet Dean of Maple Raitids returned town Monday. Ovid Thursday ----- Rev Heitmyer spent Sun ­ Joseph Smith and Edward Cooper Jr. are home lust Tuesday fry their wives It is estaolisbed beyond doubt that dur­ Sunday, BENGAL CENTER. friends in Maple Rapids -----Chester Dean of Ann .Aabor is visiting ber cousin Miss Ed­ ing the last half of the nineteenth century Paul Seil^ert of Fiast Bengal visited at are fully as gooited friends appearance and because of its wonderful Leetch of near Be 1etroit ami Eddie appetite, sour stomacu, cramps, diarrhoea, Wallace Kiulev and wife of .'Seattle. Wash. iting relatives here. Mrs. Lester Dean is quite sick at this who have been visiting friends and relatives Whenever a president of the I’niied States Gunnison of M A. C. were at the home of indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, bil ­ The .M. E. .Aid society will meet with Mrs. writing. in this vicinity have gone to AVi!,con»in to J. Warren Gunnison and wife recently. GOOD CIOAR FOR 60 has traveled on a special train furnished by Orin Rice Thursday afternoon, Aug. 17. visit for a few weeks----- Mrs. .Augu-t Miller iousness. kidney tils or malaria, fever and Airs. Bently of Bay City who s|^ent the last ague. Doctors and d’uggisis everywhere the cour'esy of a railroad esmpany, plenty of Mrs. K. Barlow of Yjisilanti visited her SPLCl.AL TRAINS TO S.%N FRANCISCO and daughters Amelia and Bertha of Bing ­ two weeks with her granddaughter. Airs. recommend it in the above cases. We Cbas. Cross Selling Havanas af This people have looked wise and remarked that brother, J. M. Hicks, the first of the week. ham spent .''unday w;*h her sister, Mrs. F’. L. hope you ’ll try a bottle and test it for your ­ Ottlelal Route to Int. Conventioii* Pasch. Cleo Moses returned home Monday -----.Mrs the company knew what it was doing, or Emma Heuer and Flossie Hill s|ient .Satur- Alary I inn ami Mrs F^tfiie Delamarter spent self. Women who are run down and in Price. I'lirlatiuii Church. John Burwell of .Maple Rapids was in town something to tliat effect. .Some light is thrown to 1 i, with corresf'ondingly daughters F7Iorence and Augusta of Lebanon after spending several diys at the cainpmeet- genuine. get an all long Havana tilled cigar for a of the Big Four, who was discussing the sub- were in town .Saturday ter, -Aug. 1----- Mr. Tii)kle]>augh and family low rales from other points. Personally iii F'.aton Rapid-* ----- F7ugene L-tt and wife UNION HOME nickel, a smoke that is better than the j-ct in a recent interview. have moved into .Mr. Seifert's tenant house. conduc ted trains on s| ecially arranged sche- Mrs. Dora Rossow of Bengal spent a por and daughtei Meileof F'.a>ewitt calleColorado Springs, .Salt l.ake City and other last week. dangerously dl is a little better. ing the interests of the i>eople for the .Sunday it’s on me and 1 will not charge you a cent not carry the president of the I 'nited States piints, wherrt the party will l>e entertained School which was organized last .Sunday ami fur It. I'his cigar is laking the place of the Mr Skerrette is visiting his riaughter -Mrs. by loi'al organizations. Write for full par ­ Mrs Cora Parr sjient ‘everul days with Z. fiesprez was a caller at John Blanch ­ ten cent cigars amongst our most critical in a special train over the country for fun, ard’s one diiy last week. Air. Daniels was chos**n superiutendent and Ed. L’nderhill ----- Mrs, R H. Ballister of De­ ticulars. itineraries, etc. her sister, Mrs. Mary Mankey of Ponqieii. with a number of helpt-rs we hofie to have a trade, and 1 want every lover of a good (" for glory, or for advertising purposes, but troit will visit tier sister Mrs. E !>. Post this W. H. Guerin. Gen ’l .Ag’t, Passenger, Albert Eiback and sister .Anna visited M. T. Woodruff and wife attended the fun ­ large attendance which will insure a good smoke to come in and try a Wadsworth because the chief executive may not Ire car­ week. Dep ’t 17 Campus-Marlius, Detroit, Mich Edna McDonabi .'^un'lay ----- C. J. .Mnmiell eral of David .Smith in Grand Ledge Sunday. Sunday .''chool Bros ’ Chico ” ried on a regular train, as it would handicap .Mrs. .las. B. Crane went to visit her sister 51w2 I and wife were in Ionia .'Saturday and attend ­ Rev, Simmons is at'endiiig camptiiceting The Union Home .Aid Society will meet at If you know and enjo. ’ a good cigar, vou'll like the Chico. It is made for smok­ the general o]ieration of the road and work a Mrs. Wesley Black of Dlive last Friday. ed the circus. at Faton Rapids -----Airs. Anna ."‘immons is the home of Mrs Thos Stead who lives two FAIRFIELD visiting her father Mr. Wellman near miles east of Fiureka on Thursday forencoo, ers like you, and you ought to get ac<|uaipt- hardship on the traveling public. Miss D. Bronson was in Victor last Thurs ­ Mr. and Airs. Otis .Smith spent .Sunday in day attending the W, H. M. union at E D. St. Johna -----Airs. .McD8. .Aug. 17. All are invited to come. ed at once. “No regular train could possibly adhere to Post's la«t Thursday -----There will be no ser­ Mrs. H. -1. F'uller returned to her home in visited Wm. F'indley and ^family of Essex its scherlule were the president on board. vices at the Congregational church next Sun ­ Morriee after a fe\v days visit with relatives Sunday. There would be a delay of 10 or 15 minuDs day as both ]>astor and j)eo])le are having a in Fairfield-----Mrs. C D. F'ox was called to Lloyd Baxter and family of Fulton visited at every station, and every other passenger vacation. (ireenville on account of the sickness of Mrs. at the homes of P. Miller and A. .Smith Sun ­ B J. F'ox who is lietter. OQ the train wotild l)e greatly inconvenieuce1. 50f) for the good road hinds each year home of Ethel Skinner Tiiestlay afternoon. RHEUBOTTOM vens aud wife spent Sunday with the latter’s Yellowstone from the automobile licenses under the new Mrs Horace .'skinner and .Mrs George parents Darias Eldredge and wife of Bengal. Bush visited at the home of the former ’s Lloyd l’nderhill of East A’ictor visiter! law. Some might say that this is a case of daughter, .Mrs. Georire Campbell, Thursday. friends in this vicinity Sunday ——Mr. and F'red Bark of St. Johns visited at the home of hia frarenta AA'. H. Buck and wife SuQsiay. the dancer paving the fiddler, but the truth is Mary Sinclair of White Pigeon and a friend Mrs. .Aaron Chadwick and little grandson that it is not the automnbilist, but the farmer are visiting Mrs. F. W. Retlfero----- .A few of called at .A. T. F'erguson ’s Sunday. C. C. ttruler is visiting at the National Park who in most benefited by good roads, and un ­ the friends of Mrs. James Manning gHthereanied !>y her frn ml fortunate young woman. .Such bigli-pressiin* fore part of last week with her parents, Will Alary (feller, who will remain a few- weeks as correspondence should lie classed with dyna ­ FIENDISH SUFFERING Ray uml wife----- Mn* F'lla Pierce of Omaha, her guest-----Ixtiiisa F'edewa 8p*>iit Tues­ Northern Pacific Neb , visiteil friends here last week. day with friends in St Johns. mite and other high explosives and iiandled is often caused by aorea,ulcers arid cancers, » accordingly. F red Howe and wife sjient last F'riday .Mrs. H B. .Jeoes and children and Mrs that eat away your skin. Wm Bedell, of with .fed Briggs and fanuly of Portland. Regarding rates and train service, write W. H. Whitaker, D. P. A., Flat Rock, Mich , says: “I have lined Corwin .Sturgis spent Saturday with friends 221 Hammond Building. Detroit, Mich. Send two cents for Yellowstone SOUTH WATERTOWN Bncklen ’s Ariiic^ Salve, for I'Icers, Sores Mrs. Nellie Ream of Bay Citv is visiting in Maple Rapids ---- .Mrs. Roy Payne and the and Cancers. Iris the best h'.aling dreas her sister, Mrs. Dora Howe---- Ethel Oarlock Aliases Ola and F'.nima Wlnttaker attended Park folder, four cents for Lewis and Clark Booklet and six cents for The D. C. S. will meet at Mrs. Frank ing I ever funr.d ” Soothes and heals cuts, spent Saturday with Mary Green. Fields day in Alaple Rapids Saturd.iy Wonderlantl 1905, to A. M. Cleland, D. P. A., St. Paul, Minn. Reeves August 10-----l>elta grange will serve burns and ncalda. 26c nt Fildew k Mill- Mrs Grace Howe and son A’ictor spent Lucene .Sturgis was in Ionia Saturday on ice cream and cake next Saturday night man k Otto Bullio, Maple Rapids, drug last week with friends in I.AnsiDg ----- Grace business -----F^li Breneman and wife and Aug. 12. stores; guaranteed. Sawyer spent Sunday with Mary Avery. Edward Havens sjient Sanday at Alerle Beach. • 0- Au-i mv

THE 8T. JOHNS NEWS, THUBSDAY AETEBNOON, AUGUST 10, 1905.

Business Directory . RIVERSIDE

Mrs. John Brink, Edmund Hewitt of the "Si village and Miss Ellen Ott of East Dewitt PHY8ICAN8, are very ill----- Mrs. C. C. WixidrulT is im­ Ovid Department a. HUGH HUITU, Oenerui AImUcIu * *nd Mur proving rapidly. D OiBce with Dr. Uetiry Fulmer. lt««ld*nc?^S& >aklsod preiiu,. Office 'phoo* 173, rMidaoo* 22B-Br Miss Ethel Harris of Olive is working for Uourk, 10-12 •. m. 2-4 and 7-0 p. m. .Mrs. John Brink at present -----Harrv Rom-e Thousands of Har^ who has lieen attending the Lansing Biisine ■ R. H' I). NQDAIH, Pbyiticl»a and Hurgeou. ONAsa Mrs. Julia Briggs and daughter Miss D In Cllntou block, Mt. -fotin,, Nicb. MRS. ZELPHA BIXBY Beulah are spelling a few weeks with rela­ I'111versity since last ^4«ptemher tiiiished hta tives in Lansing and New Haven. course last week. • UOUHKIN GALE, M. U. vast Hands Wantod AM Miss Zoe Walbridge of St. Johns who has W Office over Htete Hunk. Night calls st tlS DIED LAST WEEK OE CANCER AT Rev. and Mrs J. R Wooton and family 4t*te Mt. weet. Office hour* 11 to 12 *. m., 1 to 3 sa4 ADVANCED AGE been visiting tne Misses McLiutli left lor T to 0 p m. returned home Saturday from resorts on her home Monday ----- M. 'U. WotsJrulT and IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA AND Mrs. Zelpha Bixby aged 82, died last Lake Michigan where they spent four wife attended the funeral of David Smith of H. PALMER, Phyeiclea end Hurgeon, week Wednesday night of cancer at the weeks. NORTH DAKOTA TO HELP SE­ Grand I.edge Sunday. R. J. V, DOOLINO, Phyeielau end Murgeoa, ovt home of her daughter, Mrs. Janies Briggs. Miss Minnie Hunter is home from tbs D AMUoo's Jewelry Htore. CURE AN IMMENSE HARVEST .Mrs. Bixby, whose maiden name was Summer Normal where she received her life Mm. Nellie Williams in company with her Zelpha Irene Wheaton was born in Masos- certificate and will teach this fall in Ross- sister -Mrs. Minnie Griuolds of Grand I.edge M. PONT, M. U., Phyeloleu, Murgeoo and Notary and brother Cbas. Ingalls and family of S Public, Office Over No 12 CUntoo svjeuue, ssn vllle, Delaware county, N. Y. Six chil ­ ville. III. ilde. Reeideiice ooruer Leuelng sod Rogers stiMSSs. dren were born to them, four of whom died Watertown went on an excursion to Niagara 4t. Jokiia, Michigen- SPECIAL LOW RATES vim THE George Burton and family of St. Johns Falls and also visited in Medina, N. Y. re­ in infancy and one sou dying a year ago. Joe Burton and Miss Gale Monroe of Lans ­ The family came to Michigan in February turning home Saturday. ILLAM a SCOTT, Phyeloieni and Hurgeone. Of. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY ing spent Sunday afternoon with Ovid Mes of tli. folhiwing symptoms h rv<»us aJal \v» ak, aiiil day with R. laylorai^ famdy. HAIR DRESSERS. u,V. u‘; . Ves with dark . In l. s un.l. r them, w. ak hark, kldn.-ys Irr ta- was jierfonned at two o ’clock by Ilev. Carr Miss Margaret Jones and guest Miss Id.' I. ilrdiati..!! of til.' h. art. hashful. . xrltahh- dream.s, sediment In urine. of Liingshurg in the presence of about seven ­ Benson of Eaton Rapids spent Wednesday Ix)uis -Sauvagoet and family spent Sunday RM. ELIZA KOBINHON, Manufacturer of humao iM.or nurnory. Ilf.-les.s. distrustful, lark .-n.-rpy and strength, tired morn- ty guests. ’Fhe wedding march was played at the home of Geo Miller of Rheulwttom. M hair goods. Old awltcbes made over as new. Hair l imid. s ..n th.' fa. e. ey.-s sunk. n. li.dlow che. k.s. eareworn e.xpression. in St. Johns ----- .Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Reis­ goods for sale. Walker street, Ht. Johns, Michigan by Miss Minnie Wells of Owosso. The bride er of Eureka were guests of the former ’s Lizzie Moinet is visiting relatives in Lans ­ Itip.s, r. stiess nlphts. rhangrahh- tnoo.ls, nerve weakness, premature de- wore a Itecoiuing gown of wliite French lawn ,ay, hone pains, hair Ioost -, sore throat, etc.? sister. Mm. M.*0. I.,ewis, Tuesday. ing ----- Mr. and Mrs. T. Furland and daugh ­ r and carried white carnafioiis. .She was at­ YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM LOST VITALITY. Miss Lulu Waldo is spending a few days ters, Clara and Ruby, spent -Sunday at the it's tended by two little llower girls, Helen and home of R. Lamlierson. We eiire Varleoeele, Strledire, Ulood INiinon, Nervous nrhility. Kidney Neva Howard wlio were dressed in pink and in Detroit ——Cliarles Eaton has completed firand Trank Railway System mill ItliiiNIrr Uiminii IIh Il«n Fri^e. If unable to call, write for a handsome stone veranda about his resi­ Mrs Chas. Byra and baby and Mrs. Sau- WEST BOUND FROM MI. JOHNS Viu siiun Blank for Home TrcatinonL cat I ied pink carnations. vageot of Bingham, spent Sunday afternoon You Monoy .\t the close of tlie ceremony a four course dence ----- Mrs. Levi .Markliain is critically Grand Rnplds local...... •8:00 a. m ill with appendicitis ----- .Mrs. George Park­ with Mrs. Cora Sanvagoct. r luncheon was served on the lawn, Mr. and every day to keep on Grand Haven local...... tii:68 a. m D $.KENNEDY&KERGAN Mrs. Brown afterwards leaving for Niagara er sjient -Sunday with her son lioy in l>e- * SOUTH BINGHAM* ~ Grand Haven local...... t3:33p. ss Falls on their we«iding trip. They will re­ troit recently. neglecting your teeth. Grand Haven express ...... „... •7:12 p. m. 148 SlIELKY STREET, DETROIT, Mini. side in Sciota for the jiresent. Mrs. E. Ousterhout returned last week Miss Blanche Freeman of Lansing visited Putting it off bring ’s Grand Rapids local...... 77:43 p. ■ .Among tlie giu'sts present from away were from Denver, Col , where she has been old friends here Sunday-----TheWilcox bridge EAST BOUND FROM ST. JOHNS, relatives from Milford, Saginaw and Morrice, spending several weeks with relatives. Mr. over Bad C’reek is lieing repaired this week toothache, more visits Detroit local...... 78:30 a. Bis Mrs. Matie Brown of Slockhridge, Mrs. Cor­ Ousierlioul is expected lioine ifi a few thus closing that road to travel. to the dentist and in­ Detroit expresH...... *8:48 a. si. nelia Hutchins, Mrs. Grace Jolinson. .Mrs. weeks from California wiieie he has pur ­ Many from here attended the camp meet­ Detroit Local...... 11:08 a. m* (tuth Hall and Miss Ttiare of tivid. Both chased a farm near I.odi and will move his ing in Emmons' grove Sunduv ---- ^leorge creased cost. Durand Local...... 74 JO p. in. yoninr peojile are well and favorable known family there this fall. Y'allup has been conlineil in lied with rheu- We promise you skillful Detroit locaU...... 77:12 p. m, ♦ .... -• IB ill* vioinity-of their homes. Mre. Brown Rev. and Mm. 8. W. Phelps and son matisin but is better. Durand local, Sundays Only ...... •0:08 p. si has lieen a teacher in the Gvid schools for Wendall left Friday morning for Bay City. treatment and getj as • Dailf. 1 DaHy except Huodaj several years and is a gra.luate of the state About Iwenty-tive accompanied them to Ill) III per Crop* in *N(>rtlt*rii .Minnesota close to painlessness in W. J. BLACK AGEJA'. nonnal college at Y'psilanti. the train. .Mr. and Mrs. Iffielps will the And North Dakota. I St. Johns Business Directory missed not only in their immediate church in our practice as ever cir.:Ie but by the other societies with which The crops in Norlliwtstern Minnesota we can. ♦ . - — EXTENSIVE REPAIRS they were connected and in which they and North Dakota were never belter. \ ^ A LIST OF RELIABLE PLACES OF ^ Thousands of harvest bands will be reciuir- were active workers. ed in that country to help the farmers to A. H. KEHYOH. BEING COMFI-ETED ON J, W.STOODY’S I BUSINESS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER | GARLAND. harvest. The Great Northern Railway has STORE THIS WEEK. arranged for special low rates to assist the y J. W. Stoody is completing repairs on his .Misses Nina and Ruby Squires and farmers in being able to secure compeUmt Northern Michigane Ohio and store next to the National bank this week Ix)retta Austin are attending the teachers ’ in ­ help. Good wages will be paid, owing to all Southern Points* which will make it one of the best finished stitute at Owosso tliis week----- Dollie Dutch- the scarcity of help occasionid by the large stores in town. He has bad new swell er of Detroit is spending a montli with lier crop and extensive railroad building in Correct Connections at Owosso Junction sad Duran ftoiits put in making it only the second grandparents John Richmond and wife. North Dakota, which, in Itself, employs a Why not with D., O. H. A 3L R'y Trains. ILLINERY. You can always store in town to boast a similar improve ­ good many bands. In the western part of lacksmith work of Mrs. S. Mitchell entertained her cousin, North Dakota free Government land can be TIME TABLE find the latest novelties in ment, new floors, new shelving, walls re­ Fred Miller and family from Hillsdale Wed- all kinds. Go to Dunn ’s black­ decorated and woodwork repainted and a bad under the homestead law. Go and get GOING NUKTH. nesiJay and Thursday last week----- Wni. a home now and pay expenses while inves ­ B smith shop for horseshoeing and ready-to-wear hats, trim­ tine new furnace installed, expending about Nelson and family of (Jwosso called on Car- For Elsie, Ashley, Ithaca, St. Louis, Alma, Mt Plans tigating. There are thousands of people general repair work. We give you the med hats, misses’ and children's $700 in all. land friends TuesiJay. buy a ant, Clara, Cadillac and Frankfort. The store will be occupied by L. T. who went to North Dakota as farm laborers In effect June 1, 1005. benefit of care, skill and experience and hats, plumes, feathers, trimmings .Mrs. I.,. Waters visited Mrs. Glover of who are now land owners. For rates and Storrer with a clothing stock. Mr. Storrer Middlehurv ’ over -Sunday and attended quart­ LEAVE. A.M. P.M. guarantee satisfaction. and all millinery goods at has purchased new “silent salesman” show detailed information write to Max Bass, Oarand ...... 10:50 6:35 erly meeting at Burton----- Richard Warren general immigration agent, 220 South Clark H. DUNN & COMPANY. Durkee & Butler ’s, cases and will exhibit bis goods on oak and wife relumed to Owosso Monday from a Owosso Jn ...... J1:30 7:10 tables which be is having made to order. St., Chicago, III , or F. 1. Whitney, pas ­ BUlo...... 11 :55 7:34 Bnuh ScrMt, one door iwuth of BIgb.m itreet weeU visit witli relatives iiere. senger traffic ’ manager. Great Northern good 1 Clinton Avenue, St. .Jobna, Michigan He will put in an entire stock of new goods GOING SOUTH. having been to Chicago and Buffalo recent ­ Mrs. Ray T.xber and son of Owosso visited Railway, St. Paul, Minn. .50w5 For riuwell. Ann Arbor, Milan, Toledo end all South, ACIIINE SHOP. All kinds ly to purchase them. The store will be Roy Taber and family over -Sund-ay. em PoiDta. oiiened to the public September 2. LEAVE A. BL P. M. r'LEANING, REPAIRI.VG LEWIS AND CLAKK EXPOSITION. I and tailor work. Men ’s and of machine work, building ■lele ...... 4:4i' 8:46 Women ’s clothing cleaned, pressed BAPTIST NOTES. Portland, Oregon, will be open continuous ­ Watch. Owoaao Jn...... JJil5 0:10 and repaired. Special attention to and repairing, steel and iron ly from June 1, 1805, to October 15, IWS, dry cleaning silk waists, ribbons and other work of every description. Jay Pruden of -St. Johns will speak next Darand ...... 6:05 0:47 one hundred and thirty-seveu days. The W. H. BEN NET, G. P. A, Tolodo,Ohls. ladles* work. On orders from out of tow n Sunday morning and evening ------Rev. short line to Portland is via the Union Pa­ BillM Richmond & Holmes , Brown of Pennsylvania delivered two line ••I have Tonr rslnsble Ca»o«reU and And I pay the express one w’ay. cific. This route gives you 200 miles along tbem pt-rfect. Cosldn'* do wltbont thym. • n»T« Suits $12 and up; trousers $3 and up. sennons Sunday. the beautiful Columbia River, a trip to nied th^ni for aoina lime for lndlK«»tlon an Mual livery, and prices are reasonable. 6tlfQf0 trip from Detroit, |25 45; from Grand tickets from Chicago to Niagara general history, (second grade) liUrd dayt isr bAine Saturday from Maple Rapids where Rapids, from Chicago 820.00; cor­ Falls, Buffalo, Montreal, New Yora, Irat grade applloents only, physics, gwieral hMsrv they visited relatives. responding low rates from all points in end geometry. aundry and dry cleaning. The Mrs. J. E. Gerow aad Mrs. F. C. John ­ Michigan. Boston and many other Eastern T. H. TOWNBIWP, aaa suffererscuredwith ”HennH" oltlee at extremely low rates. At Oomml aeooer of BeBew best equipped steam laundry in Via# PUB halve, who had lost bops of son left Tuesday to spend a few days in Limit September 12, but for fifty cents Central Michigan for prompt and fcwfcfcElEF* relief. 2S2SAS0c. A SOc. Alldruggtata. Lansing and Charlotte. fee, tickets will be made good to return Write for rstee to any point you may wish Hermit KemMy Co...ChicsiCSROi. THE CLINTON COUNTY SAVINGS. BABE high class work- Call for special Tettimla trss. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Voorhees returned until October 4. to visit. familyL wash list. We do a large business Write to unaemigned for reservations in Ticket Office, S? Adama Street ST. JOHNS, MICmOAK, Satimlay night from Detroit where they with farmers and give special attention to visited Mrs. W. T, Bush. Pullman or tourists sleepers from Detroit, CHICAGO PATS 3 PER CENT INTBRBBT OB DB- orders from the country. All work In the Grand Rapids or Chlca^. Allison ’s Miss lAtta Marshall relumed home last PALMSfl. city collected end delivered. Phone 48 University School of Music Wabash Free Reclining Chair cars on ail O. S. CRANK, F. A. POSITS AND LOANS MONET ON AP- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, week from Denver, Col., where she visited specials will run through to Denver with ­ St.Johns Steam Laundry . relatives for a few weeks. PROTBD BONDS AND>BAL OITers thorough, systematic and complete out change. courses in all branches of music. Choral Union Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark and daughter Payette WykoiT, Aat. Adj. Oen., Lans ­ Jewelry BBTATB SaCURITT. UOE REPAIRING .i aii Mrs. Arthur Morse have gone to Sutton ’s ing, Mich. F. A. Palmer, AGFA, Wab 300 voices. Symphony orchestra .50 pieces. LBBBT J.IBALOWIB, Preeldent. For announcement of Concert Bureau, illns- Bay to spend a few weeks. R. R., Chicago, Illinois. R. 8. Greenwood, kinds done neatly, promptly and at trateil calendar of -School or detailed inform ­ Mrs. J. H. Robson and mother, Mrs. MPA, Wab. R. R., Chicago, Illinois. A. a. PBBNBLL, VIee PreMdenk Reasonable prices. E-Fervorse over ation, address, CnARLRS A. 8 ihk , A. B., Sec. Stickney, were called to Flint Friday F. Wolfscblager, P&TA, Wab. Ri R., B.O. DBZnB, Tfwswm. ’ Poerch’s barber shop, St- Johns. 46w8 the illness of the latter’s sister. Detroit, Mich. 61w6 Store.

______THX BT. JOHNS NXWS ABJIBSHAT AITXBNOON, AXTOVST 10, 190A OIL ON TROUBLE^WAf^RS. Tl - SOUTI^ RILEY. E. W. Cutler and family attended the Etwalllra AJmlraPs DoWe* For wedding of of Ethel Plowman last week Calutinir the Ocmw. UNDER THE WHEELS beauty Spots ^ I Maple Rapids Department 1 Wednowav ------Philo Kenyon of Pinkney While tbe process of quieting tin* spent Sunday with bis father-in-law, George troubled waters by scattering oil ou MINNESOTA LAKE PARK REGION Eckert. tbe surface bas been known and prac ­ rOKT HUHON MAN NEARLY LOSTiRIS LAKE MACDONALD, MONTANA Elmer Shepler is on the sick list----- Mr. ticed for a long time, there are eoii- LIFE AT EOWLBB. LAKE CHELAN, WASHINGTON M«FLK KAFIOS BBAT FRICB Mr. Allen of St Joe, Idaho, son-in-law of and Mrs. R. Smith spent a few days.at the atantly new means being derlsed fur home of E. Cutler----- Mrs. Allie Cupit is ____ BEAUTIFUL PUGET SOUND The hall game Saturday between Price and Arthur Harvey of Lebanon, was in town Sat­ tbe application of the oil, says tbe Chi ­ ^nding a few days at her brother's, Herman R hlle Trji»a Board m Moving Train Al^AIL YOURSELF OF STOPOVER PI^IVILEGES Maple Rapuia reaulted in a acore of 7 to 3 in urday having just arrived to visit his father- cago Chronicle. Tbe latest thing ot in-laws family. He did not know until he Eckert. He Fell Beueaili (lie Wlicolii and WHILE ON YOUR WAY TO THE fa%’ur of Maple Rupida. The reault waa a Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dundon spent last this character is tbe bottle gun, which aorpriae to the majority of the people preaent reached town that his wife was sick. She One Leg IVaii Hailly Crushed. was taken sick with diphtheria within a few week at Fowler helping bis son-in law, Ed. has been iuveutcil by Vice Admirnl aa from the newapaper accounta the imprea- Havens in haying and harvesting. Letvis & Clark Exposition ti )n had been given that Price had a crack days of her arrival and now her mother has Gulmures^of the Brazilian navy, who (Kowler Cori'ei>poiitlenrr) VIA THE team. ______it and both are very sick. proposes to scatter oil ou tbe water The mother and sister of tbe injured Misa Laura Parka of Elsie visited at Mr. DEATH OF MRS. JOHN FRY ahead of the bout by Its means. mau arrived yesterday evening irom Port WOUOMKN INITIATBU Huron and be was removed to that city Great Northern Railway and Mrs Fred Parks last week----- Floyd Tbe gun.' Is a bandy little piece, Nine new membera were initiatetl into the Britton was able to be down town for the first today, where be will be placed in a hospital “THE COMFORTABLE WAY.” OLD RESIDENT OF ST. JOHNS FASSKD mounted ou u pivot carriage, which is Mr Botsa er Detailed Inioraiation Address Any Repreeeautive ef the myatenea of Woodcraft laat week Monday at time since his sickness with typhoid fever. On Tuesday evening as tbe east bound Great borthoin Koilway the meeting of the local camp Several mem- AWAY MONDAY. bolteil down to tbe deck, so that then passenger train, which is due here at (1:67, bera and the degree team from St. Johna Mrs. Maud Long and daughter Marguerite ,18 no rtH-uil. It Is made of bronze, but started to pull out of tbe station, a man accompanied by Miss Mary I on^ all of Mra. John Fry, for forty years a resi­ were present and a rouain ' gootl meeting dent of this city, passed away Monday at the chamber at tbe breech which cou- named Harry .Gebbbardt attempted to waa held. A banquet was served by the Centerburg, 0., liave been vi iting in town board the bead end. He lost his hold and and vicinity the past week.] MilflB the age of 70 yean. tuius the propelling charge is of stei'l. wives of the members. Mn. Fry, whose maiden name was Phil- The cliarge, in a brass central fire cyl­ felt and the wheels of tbe coach pawed Mr. and Mrs C. O. Parr is visiting their ena Strickland, was born December 0,1828 upward over bia left foot, crushing the GOOD BAL.M1UM ASCENSION inder, Is loaded Into the gun from the ankle and Urge bone of ibe leg in a most SOB George at Harbor Sprin^- ----Mrs.. R. S. near Canisteo, Stueben County, New York. rear, as it is a breechloading piece, The balloon ascension and parachute drop VanScoy is having the bank building occupied When 23 yean of age she was married to shocking manner. It cut a gash nearly a by Hewitt A Groom repainted. w'lth an interrupted screw plug to foot in length from tbe bottom part of the CENTS FOR HANDSOlfEtT ItLITSTRATED BOOE- by Prof. White made here Saturday after­ John Fry and in 1855 they moved with IK, -A CAMKBA JOC&NSY TO THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION" TO noon was one of the best ever witnessed here tbeir tint child to Albion, Micbigau. Later close It. foot upward toward tbe knee. Tbe train Mrs. Tessa Hart and children returned The Iiore of the guu Is of much great was stopped and tbe man was taken to ibe F. L WHITNEY, PimY. Traffic Mgr. The weather was very favorable and every­ Friday from a visit in Ithaca with her sister they moved to Dewitt and in 1804 came to ■M fm. thing went off nicely. Prof. White alighted 8t. Johns where Mr. Fry passed away in er diameter than the powder chaml»er. office of Dr. Schemer. Drs. Schemer and ST. PAUL Mrs. Kay Wilkinson----- Miss Hettie Sickels .McPbeisun dressed tbe wound and Lave about a half mile east in F.. A. Recil’s yard. of Ithaca is visiting her father Wm. Sickles. November 18b8. Since then she bas made and the projectile, which Is nothing ber home most of the time with her daugh ­ more than au ordinary wine bottle fill­ hopes of saving both the foot and limb. Misa Ivah Ilubbell returned Friday from\ Rev. J, E. Foote is attending campmeeting ters, Mrs. Luna Fry and Mn. Lucia Nich ­ ed with sawdu.st steeped In oil, is (ui- Tbe man is a cigar maker and is » meuibet short sojourn at Cryatal-—Mr. and Mrs. at Long Lake----- Wm. Beals of Pontiac was ols of Detroit, at whose home she passed of the rigar Maker’s Union of Ionia. A Feldpausi h and son of near Fowler were in town Saturaay----- Fowler fbase ball nine tcred at the muzzle and rammed home, representative of the Ionia Union came up away. llie advantage of this Is obvious since gueats of .Mrs .Vllie Creaainger and daughter failed to put in an appearance so part of the The deceased is survived'by four child ­ Wednesday morning to look after him. THREE GREAT STAPLES. Chandler Sjiturday. sport had to be left out Saturday. ren, two daughters of Detroit, Bert H. Fry there would never he any dlfiloulty In His borne is at Port Huron and be gives bis Frank Alexantler has secured employment of St. Johns and George L. Fry of Los provhllng a supply of these fragile pro age as 28. He is doing rs well as could Ar A. Parker started Thursday for Chari ­ be exjK'Cted. as travelling salesman for W. F. McLaughlin ton, Iowa to visit his sun hut was taken sick Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Fry’s son, Ruasel Fry, jectlles. A Co. of Chicago and is travelling through in St. Johns and was obliged to return home passed away July 4, but she was unable to When the gun is discharged the bot ­ There In more Catarrh in thin seetlon o( the ooiiiitr; Ohio at present with hopes of having Michi ­ and wait until he recovered. attend the funeral. She is also survived tle U of eour.-ie broken and, with its than all other di-.raseH |iiit Kpether, anil until the gan territory later. by seven grandchildren, two sisters and last few_.vear» wan sii|<|H».eil to t>e inriirable. For a Black Cross Tea An old ladies’ |iarty was held at the home contents, 8<-attered over the water for Ifieat many yearn durtom proiieuoreil it a lix-al dl- Stephen L. \Ulrich and Roy Bell returned one brother. a considerable distance. If flretl ahead, nease and preMTilied local remedleh, and by eonntant- of Mrs. T. T. Newton last Thursday afternoon All ber life she bas been a devout Christ ­ ly falllinr to rure wltli IcKal treatinent, pronoiiiired it to their homes in Detroit Sunday after spend ­ and a very pleasant time was had ----- Mrs. to form a smooth pathway for the a I- Ineurable. Selenee ban proven catarrh to he a roiinti- ing a tveek with their parents ----- Miss Helen ian and an earnest worker. The services tiitioiial lUnaaneand tlierefore rei|uire<> ronatitutlonal Jones of St. Charles visited Mrs. Cynthia were held from the F. M. church Wednes ­ vanclng vessel. It requires to 1k > dis­ Golden Mocha and^Java Coffee, Flint of Carson City is visiting her grand ­ Hoover lust week. charged every five minutes, but If th<* treatment. Hall'* Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hubbell. day p. m.. Rev. Gscar King officiating .1. Cheney A Co., Toleilo. Ohio, in the only constitu ­ D. L. Van.Vuken of lAnsing was in town Relatives from away attending the funeral vessel Is statlouarj- or lying to one tional cure t n the market. It in taken internally lu Mrs. Nettie Stnrgia and Mrs. Elva Jones denes from 10 drops to a teanponnfni. It aetn direct­ last week in the interests of the h ’idelity were C. W. Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Hetrick round every twenty minutes is said to ly on the I'liiod and mu(«u* surfaces of the system. and children of Fowler visited friends and Mutual Life Insurance Co.----- Miss Minnie relatives here .Saturday----- Michael Sheridan of Dimondale, L G. Fry of Lansing, W. be sufficient. 1 lie; otter laie liumlred dollars for any case it falls to Bell of Grand Rapids visited her parents Mr. B. Strickland of Laingsburg, Mr. and Mrs. cure. Send for circulars and testimoidals. and son John of Perrinton was here Saturday. and Mrs. Wm. Bell last week. Address: F. .1. CHENEV, A CO., Toledo. Ohio Ma-Ma Bread. David Spaldirg of Eagle and Mrs. Henry Hold by Druggists, 75r. I Mrs. Orrin C'asterltne of East Essex and The Indies ’ .\iAtlantic. We are sole agents. ^ - Allen Tingley and Miss Mattie Frisbie of HIS CLOTHING CAUGHT 11* I ut ili.'T li vii) I’ii* ard The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Carson City tormerlv residents of Maple A most remarkable sailing craft Is Maple'Rapids at the latter named place last Saturaay afternoon was full of interest. church served a 10c dinner and supper in J. Rapids were lecently married----- Mrs. C RILKY MAN PAINFULLY INJURED the lifelmnt Uraad, Captain Ola Martin Are you looking for peaches, berries, fruits, etc., then M. Rolierts ’ comer store building Saturday. Much enthusiasm was shown among tbe Webster of St. Johns visited friends in town BY MACHINE FRIDAY. Brude. whb-h has recently completeil a we want to>ee you. A large •rowd was fed. last week. voyage across the .Atlantic from Aale- spectators, money being put up on both E. B. Parr and Mrs. B. W. Hewitt return ­ 4 (Es»t Rile; Correnpoiiileiice) sidrs. At the close 'be score stood 7 and 3, Yours to please, Master L. Vaughn of Ovid was a visitor at sund. Norway, arriving safely at St. in favor of Maple Rapids. The return ed Frieo who has lieen dleton were in town the last of the week. Modern Wootliiien Dance working in a summer resort near Detroit. Arthur Crook is clerking for Fred I^m- METHOUliiT NOTES. ^ The Degree Team of the Modern {Wood ­ dexbiAt& buffalo Miss Clara Wade is visiting Mr. and Mrs. phere —Eugene Moss of Little Rock, Ark., is .Services next Sunday moruing and even men will give a dancing party on Friday Chas. Entrekin in Rdey-----I>an Hickey of visiting relatives and friends in town and ing at the usual hours 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. evening, August 18. at Harmony ball. Middleton was the guest of Maple Rapids vicinity -----Miss laihman and Mrs. Hodges Epworth League at •! p. m. The pastor Everybody invited. 50c per couple. A riends .Saturdav and Sundav. of lainsing are visiting Mrs. I>ena Welsh. has special reasons, would like to see all VALLEY the members of tbe church at the morning For badi breath *and bad taste in tbe service. mouth take Celery King. Costs 2-5c. Preaching at Bengal Sunday afternoon ANNilUNCKMEMH. at 2;-W. Just before the service there will Mrs. WtH. Dewitt and Mis. Arthur Post will be a baptism service for infant child ­ will entertain tbe C. C. A. on Wednesday RAILROAD ren. afternoon, Aug. Id, on Mrs. Dewitt’s lawn. Ladies Aid society ^neel tomorrow after­ All members ate cordially invited. “The Line Beautiful" 51* noon at 2:30 in the church ptrlors. THE URAAD. Tbe Ladies Cemetery Association of Tea Siftings, per ib., 20c South Bingbam will meet at tbe U. B. French govenimeut for a lifeboat I MARRIAGE LICENSES. cburc ’i Wednesday, Aug. 1(1, at 2 o ’clock. which would retiuce to a niiiiimuin the t. Guy E. Hawkins, Greenbush 25 loss of life in iiiariuu accidents. Pomona Grange will be held at tbe Not tea dust but siftings from the new Alda A. Rininger, Eureka 18 church two milts north of Victor Center, BUFFALO It was to prove his boat ’s seaworthi ­ August 10. crop 50c and GOc teas. This tea con ­ ness that Captain Brude made the voy ­ to ATTENTION .MACCARBEv. Tbe next meeting of tbe Helping Hat d age across the Atlantic. In coDstruc- DETRPITfe BUFF; tains considerable good sized leaf and All Sir Knights are urged to be present circle will be at tbe home of Mra. Isaac tiou the I'raatl is egg shaped, eighteen I2S» will make a better cup of tea than much at tbe next regular business review, Wed­ Holton Aug. 14 at 3 p. m. 5TKMB0AT nesday evening Aug 10 feet long, eight feet wide and eight feet There will be services at the Congrega ­ „NEW VORIB of the 40c tea sold. It is the best that The election of two officers to fill vac­ deep. She curries a single mast near tional ebureb Sunday moruing at tbe regu­ ancy and other important business will be the pointeil nose, to which a little lar hour. Rev. J. H. Ashby of Clinton, can be bought to be sold at 20c a pound. transacted. Lodge called to order at 8 lateen sail is hoistJtl. In the center of Mich., will occupy the pulpit. Sunday o ’clock. » her oval de»-k Is a small tower for ob- school at tbe close of morning service. ct.e\/CLAi ' PHILADELPHIA THE DIRECT AND POPULAR servntlim purposes, while near the Card of Thank*. JOHN 08TERTA00 ARRESTED. stem ami stern are two hatehways ROUTE TO POINTS EAST CASH GROCERS, t\> ile»lre to .rxt<-n CIIII.IiKEN.’* ATLANTIC Leave DETROIT Dally - S.OO P. M. Justice Woodruff and fined 85 and costs or ly water tight. She is built of steel Arrive BUFFALO “ • 0.00 A. M. twenty days in the county jail. He was ronn*ftin* with Morning Train* for all Point* In SEW >ne-elghth of uii inch thiek, is 4.75 tons lUKK, rES.SHVLTASli and .SXW EStil.ASI) STATES. unable to pay and was confined to jail. TOSS, and her hull Is perfectly oval, Tbroosh Tiekrt* *<>ld to All Point*, and UnvcSE* RESORTS .'he Is ste<*reMtmation. If you have indigestion do not let an ­ Leave BUFFALO Dally - S.30 P. M. from the inside, as it would be too Arrive DETROIT “ - 7.30 A. M. other day go past without taking Celery How Is ConnoctiiiE with Early Momlne Train* for Point* THERE IS nONEY IN dangerous to attempt stuuding on her North and Writ. Kin|; for it. Druggists sell it, 25 cents. Rato brtwMiB Datroit and Buffalo $t-ke on. way, sloping decks, especially in a heavy M-SO roand trip. Brrtba 91.00, 9t.90| Stat.room* N** Five[tbrougb traipgjdaily. sea. 9S.S0 each diractlOB. Srnd tc Stamp (or Illoctratmi PamphlrS Diaing Cars, a ia carfe.JjF^ GROWING GINSENG 500991 The voyage across was a stormy one. YourHeart? NAtL TICKETS HONORED ON eTCAMCM S SECTIOH Aalesund was left on Aug. 7. and the AllCla**Mo( TIrk.t* (old rradinf via Grand Trunk, Is your pulse weak, too slow, Michifan Central and Waba*h Kailway* brtwren !>.- Coaaects at Baffato cad Niagara Examitations this week beginning Thurs ­ l»oat was Just U»<> days in reaching iroitand Bnffalowill baareeplMl for tran*pnrtatioo on day. too fast, or does it skip a beat? I>.A B. Str*. in .Ithrr dinwtiow brtwran I>rtrr>it and Falls *witb all liaes from Prof. W. L. Howard of the Missouri State -Agriculttjral College says; “I advise St. John ’s. When about six weeks out Bsffalo. A. A.SCHANTZ,0 8 AP.T.li..I>«troit,X!eh .American farmers to cultivate Ginseng. Big profits may be realized. It is a hardy < inly a little more than three weeks be- the uiast snappetl off, and the little Do you have sl^ortness of tbe west. plant and is easily grown. ”—C recent bulletin issued by the Pennsylvania .State tore schools again opens. You who finish ­ boat was t(»sseudingtly increasing, while the Even one year’s work (if you could not at­ hull. She rtoatisl on top of the highest waves like a barrel. pains around the heart, in side THE STATE BANK constant demand for the drug in China stands as a guarantee of a steady^ market tend longer) in the high school will ma­ For time-tables and descrlptlre and shoulder; or hurt when for Ginseng in the future. The market for our cultivated root will exist as long as terially idd you all through life. Cunside* matter, address; W. B. WHEELER, the matter carefully, before you decide to The Japnneee Ballet. lying on left side? the Chinamen exist. ”—Counsel Cieneral W. A. Rublee of Hong Kong says in the U. OF ST. JOHNS,““a... General Agent. Passenger Depart ­ let your school education drop at this point; Aeeordiug to n Russian medical in ­ If you have any of these S. Consular reports “The sale of Ginseng root grown in America is very large it's a matter that will affect your entire ment, Buffalo, N. Y., or H. H. vestigator. the Japanese are using the symptoms your heart is weak here and the demand is so great that much more could be disposed cf advantageous ­ life. For any information regarding en ­ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS. ROBERTS, TraTcllng Passenger most harmless bullet that was ever .or diseased, and cannot get ly. The root is as indespensable to the 4(XMJ(X),fi0(i Chinese as their rice.” trance. course of study, etc, etc, write nred from a rifle—comparatively harni- Agent, 7 Fort Street West, Detroit, Supt Palmer or myself. better without assistance. Ginseng is a staple on the market the same ns com wheat and cotton. The les.s, that Is, in its after effcets. In ­ CAPITAL PAID IN, $50,000. Mlcb. I've received several inquiries during the Dr. Miles' Heart Cure prsent r/.arket price varies from $5.f)0 to $8per pound according to quality, week from applicants to the county normal stead of using dumdum bullets of the deadly type surreptitiously brought strengthens weak hearts, and I 0. W. HUNGER, President. while the cost of production ’does not exceed a $1.3<>. There is room in an ordin ­ department. The following are the quaii- into use in the Bcht war or of resorting rarely ever fails to cure heart ary garden to grow several hundred dollars worth each year. Tlie plant is hardy fications.for admission to the department: JOHN H. COREIT, Vice President. Must be at least seventeen years of aze; to i»olsone’ it, and see how J. W. FITZGENALD, Casbier. and thrives in all parts of the Cnited .States and Canaila, except in the arid regions. must have bad and passeti at least two provldtsl themselves with rifles the quickly you will find relief. FRANK L. THOME, Teller. We are successful growers and can show you how to make money growing Ginseng. years of high school work, or be tbe holder bore of which is so small and the ve­ of a second grade cenificate, or have taught ••About Jnnunry 1st, 1903, T took Hotel EarliDglon You can get a good start in the business for a small out lav, and soon have a com­ locity of tbe bullet so great that the down with weitkness and dropsy, I Tbreo per cent interest paid on certificates (FIREPR(X)F CONSTRUCTION) « at least two years successfully. bullet in its flight gathers beat which and frrndually (rt-w worse. I was told fortable income. We have several thousand choice roots for sale for fall delivery. Any one of tbe three above mentioned bv ir.y family rhyalclan that my cooe of deposit and ou savings book accounts 27tb St. Ret. Broadway SI d Sib Are. The planting sf'asnn beging in .August and < ontinnes till the ground is frozen. (luaiified will make tbe application eligible. enabk ‘s it to net as a germicide. The was boneless. My aelEbbors and fam> ; Drafts isMied, good in any part of the United NEW YOVL CITY. effect of the fire is to produce anaes ­ ily haer?ng experts have attributsd !•) OUR MEMORIALS show a distinct INDIVIDUALITY of t’linton count?. Those thus far having overstrain and electrolysis. graduated frem the department are in great demand among tbe schools of\sur county. HAWL1M8 —RIMNORR. Pneumatic tools for Lettering and Carving. Why not plan to attend (bis year? Those OnwOrtp Guy E. Hawlins of Greenbush and Mia IptAoDiqfa. None Better. None Cheaper.—than our Monuments. planning to attend please send me your Alda A. Rininarerof Eureka were married To Cure a Cold in One Day names as soon as {Kissible. Kespectfully. last Thursday afternoon at tbe office of Thko H.Towssesi ) Justice (reonre Marshall. I rnovwv OPPOSITE TAi Laxative Bromo Quinine Taueu. ^ bOKaOSOa 111 THE Celery King ia woman ’s greatest friend liiMiniiiniiinii ■iiitkiiaii nmiiiiiii Thb tlgiiatiire,^ TO OUU AOOLD IH OVX DAT becauae it cares every year more oases of " ' ‘ & Rutli, Post-Offloe at Take Laiative Brotuo Quinine Tnhieta. All draff {tale refund tbe nsoney If It falU I# enre. K. W female weakness than all other rcmedieaj Drova'a alffnalnra ii on ooeb boi. 25o, combined. Price 25 oenia. I THK 8 T. JokltS klWS, Th Iu BBDAY AITEBKOOK, AUOUaT 10, 1908 .

Register. 4LWApiJLL A^E 'N Gerald Ankers, of Ovid spent Tburaday CAUCURA WILL CURE JL W. bf meirllk Beach vi4iw>d We like best to call in St. Johns. COLORED - Mr*. Heubeo Brink Thur«d8y-^ —Mr«.|Pho^ scon s EMULSION I Mra. Charles J. Boyd is visiting her Now Is The Time to Get Well Osnliner neCnrnad to her hoiuo in OeWitt SOLD ON QUARANTEE- mother in Clio. Sttturdty. a food because it stands so em­ 80 positive are we that CsVcura Sohrent, Dr. CAMP MEETING phatically for perfect nutrition. I .Miss Grace Broffle spent Sunday with David Kennedy*! latent medicine, will cure the Now in Progress at St. Johns at Nature Helps Mi-o-na Cure Stomach Troubles In C. y. UockweU and wife and aiHler kfia. Cbesaniug friends. Stn>ng returned Monday from Eaton Rapida And yet in the matter of restor­ worrt case of kidney and bladder troubles that we Geo. W. Emmons ’ Grove, from where they have been atlendiag cainp-nieei- ing appetite, of giving new j Clyde Daniela of Ithaca qient Sunday have Instructed all dealers to sell it under our Short Order with W. L. Webster. ‘ ina ----- Oeo. Brown ua«l wife attended the strength to the tissues, especially guarantee that it will cure these dangerous Aui^ist 3 to August 14, 1905. Tba summer mouths sre the best in the It you suffei^ith bgada bes, indigestion, funeral of their uephew in Grand Ledge. to the nerves, its actipn is that Register Saturday. troubles or the money will be refunded. wbolf year lor the treatuieut and cure of tittulency, specks before the eyes, feriueu^ Jerry Howe baa bad bia houae uiove freely eaten, all help to restore despondency or weakness, it shows clearly Sunday evening with Caaeie and Maggie that would dissolve and expel from the system assisted by Rev. D. M. Lewis and beal^j action to the digestive organs. that the stomach Is not digesting the food Brown. * Tbpmas Hyslop of Ovid was in St. Johns stone, gravel and uric acid. In this way Cal-cura Thursday on business. Rev. J. H. Williamsof Canada, Rev. when Nature will aid Mi-o>na in as it snould. Martha and Myrtle Knapp are viaiting the Solvent not only cures the disease but also re­ Just one little tablet out of a 50 cent box' relatives at i’errinton ----- Mra. Geo. Guile Kvsbton DuBois spent last week with moves all irritating causes. It is not a patent J. Nichols of Indiana, Rev. W. H. ouriQf Indigestion and giving strengih to of Mi-o-na for a few days and all this will Maple Rapids friends. ' medicine, but a prescription used by Dr. Kennedy Brown of Saginaw, Rev. W. P. Q. .Mrs. Msry Herhiet, Ktijennie Herhlet and in his large private practice with unfailing success. the ^niach and whole digestive system, is be changed for the better and health re­ George Shortrigde were on t! e aick liat Satur Esil Castle ie able to be out after several Byrd of St. Joseph and a Lady She best time to use this remarkable stored. Ask A. O Hunt to show you the It acts upon a newly discovered principle, and day and bunday. (Bitv IBrcvitkSe weeks of typhoid fever. cannot fail, so we are able to make a guarantee evangelist. Mrs. P. V. Wright. Soul rem«iy. Mi-o na guarantee. of this nature. Begin its use to-day and get welL E. L Emiuoua baa inoveil hia family into Mrs. E. E Gill of Lansing is visiting her stirring music will be furnished by the boiiae recently occupied bv( huff. Euimnn^ sister Mra. A. 8. Fildew. It is the only guaranteed kidney remedy. All Iteeister. V druggists, $i.oa talented jubilee singers, assisted by ncur Stony Creek-----Mra. ^ark Knapp left .Mise May Moreland is spending ten days The Cal 7 Herblet ’s laat Fri­ her bcnic in P mtiac. Mra. Cbas. Cole has gone to London, daughter, Mrs. Raymond Cole. | Something: to Eat. Ont , to visit relatives and friends. Committee. day evening was quite well attended. Re­ A. W. Duikee is \is!ting bis former Miss Blanche McGregor is improving, , REV. J. I. HILL. Lansing, Manager. ceipts d5. home in Oneida, N V J. Earle Brown was in Westphalia and tbe fever having left ber this week. J. P. Huot and wife. Geo. Culp and wife Mrs. A. F. Lange . nd baby are viHiting Hubbardston the first of tbe week. Ours is an attractive window with nothing but fresh vegetables and Miss Forest attended the colored camp ­ her parents in .Saginavs. George Scboenbals has been spending a J. Gibbard aud daughter Miss Helen and meeting Sunday. few days with his people in Howell. MiM May Moreland spent Wednesday at every morning. \V. K. Richmond and Bert Glaspie are Lansing. j B. C. LeVanseler, The following spent .Sunday at Mrs. Mary resoiting at White Lake. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burgess are spending Onions, Cabbages, Ilorblet ’s; Chaa Farrier anef family of De­ a week at Buffalo aud Niagara Falls. Mrs. George Steel has gone to Greenville | Celery, Mrs. Fred Anderson of Ionia spent Tues­ to attend a family re-union of her father's i Dentist. witt, Eugene Peltier and family, Ernie Wol- day with Mis. £. B. Smith. Don ’t forget to register. Carrots, Bagas, . family, A. Kusaell. Radishes, cot and Mamie Allen of Gre<‘nbuab, Alfred Have you registered? Miss Emma McKee is spending two I Office over Travis & Baker's, Guidet and Flora Tyler of South I>ewift aud weeks in Nunica and Grand Rapids. Mis-: Alma Gillam has returned from Cucumbers, Qreen Corn, Peas, liwin Schoala and wife of liaat Olive. Mrs. Claude Mar-h of Mt. Pleasant is White Lake ai.d Dr. S. E. Gillam is ex ­ , St. Johns, - Mich. visiting relatives in 8t. Johns. Miss Janie Petrie of Grand Rapids is tbe pected home this week. String Beans, Cantaloupes, Watermelons, guest of ber brother, George M. Petrie. Mies Ivali Kentheld of Sbepardaville, has Mrs. Frank P. Buck and daughter Mar­ Peaches, Plums, Apples. been viaiiing Mrs E. Munson. Mra. Sarah Hammond has gone to ion of Pontiac, and brother John Collins Liver and Kidneys T. F. Randolph of Dallas, Texas, is tbe Janesville, Wis., for several weeks visit. of Owosso, are visiting in St. Johns. CON STEPHAN’S guest of bis bioihei, U. C. Clark. Mis- Linda Braidy has been spending a We are sole agents for the famous salt-rising bread made by MissI Pauline Adams leaves in about our baker, Wilesmith. It is highly important that tbeae organa Mrs. James Bu-b left Friday to visit few days with friend in Flint and Detroit. should properly perform tbelr functions. three weeka for Nashville. Tenn , where her sun George Foster of Fowler. Miss Alice Nicol of Kansas City, Mo., Is Also agents for the Crescent Flour which is guaranteed in every When they don ’t, what lameness of the sne has a position teaching in an institute Miss Ida Phillips of Ionia, is spending nulling ber'aunt, Mrs. W. J. Manwaring. for tbe blind. particular. We would be pleased to have you call. aide and back, what yellowness of the skin, CIGARS the week with Mrs. J. Earle Brown. what constipation, bad taste In the mouth, Mra. J.W. Fitzgerald spent Monday with Mra. H. C. Sbattuck and Miss Etta AI- ward of Adrian are visiting their aunt, sick headache, pimples and blotches, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Earle Brown spent ber son Harryat tbe home of Robert Hy­ are well known for their quality Sn (day with friends iu Grand Rapids. ' slop. Mrs. Carrie Webster and tbeir cousin. Dr. loss of courage, tell the story. Martin Weller. throughout this part of the state, The great alterative and tonic Mrs. E. J. Scott of Itbaca, is tbe ^est Milton D. Anderson of Detroit is tbe Jones & LeBaron of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Armour. guest of bia cousin Dr. H. D. Squair this Mrs. Tberon Shaver and children, Jennie but he has never put out a more and Gordon, left Wednesday for White Leonard Fry of Lansing attended tbe week. popular brand than the “C. S.” Hood ’sSarsaparilla funeral of Mrs. John Fry Wednesday. Don ’t forget to register Saturday. Lake, where they will spend a few weeks at tbeir cottage. This excellent cigar is having an Gives these organs vigor and tone for the Don't forget to register. W. H. Brunson returned Monday from C. E. Scott of Ann Arbor is qiending proper p>erformance of their functfons, anrt Airs. W. H. Burk and daughter of Jac w White Lake where be has been spending a immense sale, and pleases every week. tbe rest of bis vacation with bis brother, cures all their ordinary ailments. Take it. sou are guests of btr father, J. I). Hender ­ Dr. W. A. Scot ’., while assisting Dr. Pal­ smoker who has tried it. Long son. Father Andrew Dooling of Detroit visited mer iu surveying for tbe city. Havana filler, and hand-made .Miss Florence Burt returrei home Mon ­ bis relatives in St. Johns tbe first of the The ALUSOM THEATRE day after visiting Fowler friends fur a few week. by skilled workmen. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS da} 8. Vernon C. West of Dansville, is spend ­ It will wash and not rub off This complexion all envy me. Phone 190. 0. L. Elsler, Lessee and Manager. ' Tberon Shaver and son George are spend ­ ing tbe week at the home of Dr. C. E Philenn Fry to B^rt C. Fry. lot eS 3, *- Knapp. It’s no secret so I’ll tell ing the month al San Juan resoit on White Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea. Five Cents Everywhere hlk *, FmnnoDsville, 8t. John* ...... $ 100 00 Mrs. John Padget bad a tumor removed N. J. Clark and wife Al. C. Campbell, Lake. OPENING OF THE SEASON. n 12*1 ft bik ■•L" south of Pearl street, Riishton DuBois is home from White from ber upper lip iu a successful operation village of Ovid...... 121 00 L tke where he has been spending several last Thursday. Charles H. Reeves and wife to J. Morti­ If you are nst registered you ca'u’t vote. MONDAY, AUGUST 1A, 1905 mer Town-end. w 20 ft in width of lots weeks. 1. 2 bIk 4. Kmmoofville. St. Johns, Miss Edna Weber has gone to .\llegan Miss Margaret Peiscb and mother visited The Annual Clinton County SI 00 aud other considerations. where she has a position with the Allegan Westphalia relatives last week returning Nelson Daniels to William Schavey, a piece of land on s e corner of see 7. (iazette. home Saturday. J. C. LEWIS in the New ttiwu of Watertown ...... 720 00 .Miss Esme aud Donald McDonald of Mrs. H. Lance and Mrs. U. P. Pratf of John Kelley and wife to J. 9. Mn'^ge et Lmsing are visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. Riley have been spending a few days with al. 3 K4-I00 HCrea along Grand River on n side e', of sec 29. town of Eagle..... 200 00 A. Norton. UwuBso friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culberston of Muir, Miss Effie McLean of Guelph, Unt., is licbing piles? Nevermind if everything were in St. Johns Friday on their return spending a mouth with ber cousin, Miss PLUNKARD else failed to cure you. Try TToah's Oint ­ from Leslie. Jessie Crichton. S. S. EXCURSION ment. No failure there. 50 cents, at any Miss Betisie Stearns left Monday to spend Miss Avis Drake aud Miss Lena Magley A SCENIC PRODUCTION OF RURAL LIFE. drug store. a few days iu Detroit before returning to attended the party at Sturgis’ Opera House Omaha, Neb. at Fowler Friday evening. To DETROIT Everything new but the title. Card ofThanka Don ’t forget to register Saturday. Hove you moved since tbe last election. . Making tlie funniest parade ever seen. wish to express our thanks to our Miss Jessie aud Charles Smith of South Robert C. Smith, wbo has just completed many friends for their kindness in tbe sick­ Ovid, spent Sunday jjktb tbeir cousin, Miss a course at tbe Ann Arbor summ ir school, ness and death of our husband, brother and Ivab Henderson. ^ is borne for a few weeks. Carrying the finest orchestra on the road. aoil Chartea V. Merrihow, and for the W. R.‘ Osgood wj^'ln Lansing and De­ Mr. and Mra. Joel Lake and children of AdfiiTssion 25. 35, 50c. iseats now on sale at the beautiful doral offerings and tbe selections Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting bis brother, by the choir. witt Monday in tbe interests of the Sunday WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23,19D5 School excurBi''u. Edward Lake aud family. Box Office. Mrs. r, V. Merrihew , Miss Helen Wright of Pewamo, has Miss Koila Otto of Detroit is the guest of MKsypERRv Teek , been spending a few days with her cousin. Mias Ivab Miller of St. Johns and Fowler •• Mr. j. M. Merrihew . Miss Bell Kosecrans. relativts for a few weeks. Mrs. Edward Ernest and baby returned FARE, round trip, for adults, SI.15 ST. JOHNS MARKETS. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrihew and Mr. Monday to Forest, Ohio, after visiting Mra. and Mra. Will Service spent Sunday with Children, ...... 65 Bt. Johna, kUeb., A»g- 10. IMS Addle Dean of Maple Hadids. Mr. and Mrs.'C. O. DuBois. Wheat new ...... 70ilU Miss Virginia Wafaon is home from tbe Cora on ear per bu ...... 28.(t30 Misses .Mary and Margaret Kelley are ... S8»t60 Ferris Institute at Big Rapids where she CorDHhelled ...... has been auendiug summer sch(x>l. spending tbe week with tbeir sister, Mrs. Oat. new ...... 22 .1 24 L. W. Richard of Grand Ledge. D.&M. SCHEDULE Butiar...... MIS .Miss Linda Braidy was called home from Rcgk...... 15 A IS ------Leaving Time in the Morning ------, WE ARE NOT SATISFIED Rye ...... iO Flint Monday and left Tuesday morning to If you have moved to a new ward you Clover Heed...... $4 50 (g 6 Ov nurse a typhoid fever case at Aiuia. must register. Lard...... 8(lli0 Fowler...... 5.00 5.30 For we want everv family in St. Johns to know the Calf kkins green ...... * Mi'S. Charles Doty of Daviaburg attended John C. Hicks and family and Mrs. Ida good fjuality of our tea. Beef hides ...... 8 tbe funeral of her father, J. D. Van Burger Rawson are spending a few days at tbe St. Johns ...... 5.00 5.15 5.45 Sheep pelts ...... 25(3 8 1 Oc of Victor returning home Tuesday. Hicks cottage at .'^an Juan resort. Deacoo skins ...... «.40® 60 Shepardsville .... 5.10 5.25 5.55 Our Royal Satsuma Sun Dried Tea is the best Beef dresKed ewt ...... |5 OOiftfO 00 Mias Ota and .Max LeBaron and Miss Ernest Lober has returned ’ home from Pork drcMied ewt...... f6 00(387 CO Flora Church spoilt Sunday tic >.ily with Tea for the mone\ ’ there is in the city. If you Calves (dressedl...... 8800(S7.00 the Ann Arbor summer school and visited Ovid...... 5.00 5.15 5.30 6.00 dutton (drM-ed)...... $6 00(^87 DO .Mr. aud Mrs. Cbas. P. Sleight oi Hew. his home in Westphalia over Sunday. liaven ’t already used anv of this tea we invite you T%i|<*w ...... Rev. J. A. Findley is speudiug a few I’oialoes new ...... 40ii50 .Mrs. David Keister and Mrs. George Arrive Detroit . .7.45 8.00 8.15 8.45 to come and try it. aiAMa. days visiting fnends near Columbus, Ohio, reluming the latter part of this week. Miller of Pewamo were guests of Mrs Choire haod picked beans ...... 81 30 Charles M. Rice tbe first of the week. We have a coft'ee that ’s a winner. Try Bismark Other beans ^ per be off for each lb. picked If you are not le^isteied you can't vote. LANSING AND ST. JOHNS SUBURBAN SCHEDULE. for 25c and you will use no other. We also carry LivseTooa Miss Neita Waguer ^f Pontiac, who has Joe Wakennan has a position as lineman C-owa, milch ...... $25 00(3840 00 With the Union Telephone Co., which is at other coffees at pojmlar prices. Cattle fatted per cwt...... |2 50>ii83 00 been spending three weeks with bercouaiu, Roundtrip tickets from Lansing, 75c. From Hugs per cwt...... $5 OOin pS 75 Ivab Wagner returned home Monday. p esent constructing lines near Detroit. Lambs per cwt...... 83 50(3 86 00 Salt Rising Bread, Home Made Fried Cakes Kheep per cwt ...... 43 00 ii 84 00 Captain and Mrs. O. L. Spaulding «'r. of Mrs. C. H. .\dams. and Mrs. Hattie Per Dewitt, 45c, Intermediate points, regular that can ’t be beat. Yours for business, Calves...... 84 50(a85 00 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, are guests of rill of Grand Rapids came Wednesday to fare. Cars leave Lansing 3:50 a. m.; Dewitt, POCLTRV LIVE. the former ’s mother, Mrs. O. L. Spaulding spend tbe day with Mr. and Mra. E. I Fowls...... 8 Broilers per lb ...... 13 Miss Edna Kinney, wbo baa been visit­ Hull. 4:25 a.m.; arrive at St. Johns 5 a. m.. Re­ Oeese fat ...... 10 (3 II ing Mias Ivab Hendersan fur a few weeks, Mrs L. Sturgis and two sons of Fowler Ducks fat...... 8| turning, leave St. Johns after arrival of last Turkeys fat ...... lOiu U returned .Monday to her home iu Detroit. were in .9t, Johns Wednesday on their way Ducks young ...... 10 M. W. Whitmore spent the first of tbe to Niagara Falla and Canada to spend ten train. Byron Dsniey buys live poultry every day the year week with tbe surveyors of tbe Gondermsn da}S. Smedley & Gillies, round. Full value paid at all times Lake and Prairie Creek drain in I>ewiit. Mr. and Mrs Emeiy Munger returned Four Full Trains to Leave Fowler, The Basement Grocerv. GENERAL MARKETS. H. J. Patterson is in Grand Ledge part Saturday to tbeir home at Hudson after St. Johns, Mich. Tbnrsday, Aug. 3. of this week where he will attend tbe re- visiting the lattet’s father, L. Munger for un .on of the French family on tbe Island. GENERAL MARKETS. a week. ' Ovid and St. Johns. If you have moved to a new ward you must register. f Have you moved since the last election'. Wednaaday, Aug. 9. Mrs. W. R. Osgood and son returned Mias Edite Mead wbo has been spending DETROIT.—Wheat: No. 1 white, Saturday from Mt. Pleasant, where she a few weeks with her sister, Mrs, C, P. 82»4c: No. 2 red, 834c: Sept.. 84c: has been spending two weeks with her Baker left Wednesday for« ber home in Dec., 854c.^ Com—No. 3 mixed, 57c: sister. Detroit. ATTRACTIONS No. 3 yelltw, 5frc. Oats—No. 3 white, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Clark, Mis. I. C Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harrington left 274c. Rye—August. 614c. Beans — Jones and son Charles atieuded the funeral Monday for Niagara Falls and New York Belle Isle Bois Blanc Island Cut Down Your August, 11.56: Ocl., $1.70. Clover — of .Mrs. Clark's sister. Mm. C. 8. Chapman, City where they will visit relatives return ­ Tashmoo Park St. Clair Flats Oct., $5.85. , Friday. ing home by Austenburg, Ohio, to visit a CHICAGO.—Wheat: Sept.. 824«; Miss Julia Brosa returned home from sister. National League Ball Game, Kalamazoo Monday night having recovered Dec., 83Sc: May, 864c. * Qprn —Sept., from her operation in a shorter time than Mr. and Mrs. J. E Fair of Knoxville, Detroit vs. Washington —Don ’t Miss Itl Coal Bills. 534c: Dec., 474c. Oats—Sept., 264c; was expected. Tenn., Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Pike of New- Dec,. 274c. Pork—Sept., $14.02. Lard avgo, wbo have been visiting relatives In Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McGuire and sen Dewitt and left Monday on tbeir way You Can Reduce Your Heating Bills One-Third —Sept., $7.60. Riba —Sefrt.. $8.32. Fla* left Saturday morning for Bowling Green, home. —Oiah N.W., $1.23, Ohio, where Mr. McGuire will work in Tickets on Sale at the Following Places: by the Cooper Steam or Hot Water Heater. tbe oil wella Clayton 8. Gillett of Waconsta visited Live Stock Marketa. his uncle, T. H. Townsend Friday night DETROIT.—Cattle: Choice steera. Mrs. David Roes of Busion, Canada, wbo leaving Saturday for Bay Port to spend St. Johns —Osgood ’s furniture store, Travis We hav'e just placed on tbe market a boiler that $4.80(0)5: good to choice butcher has been visiting her brother H. Sherman, left Monday to visit friends in Greenville be ­ two weeks with tbe family of C. E. Rich ­ & Baker’s drug store. National Bank, Calk­ offers advantages not jTossessed by any other beat ­ Hleers, 1,000 to 1.200 lb. [email protected]: fore returning home. ardson. light to good butcher ateers and helf- ing device on tbe market. It-is tbe result of long Mr. and Mm. W. E. Tooke left Monday Mrs. Walter G. Wykoff and daughter ins* grocery, Parr Bros. ’ grocery. study and thorough practical tests, and we feel con ­ era, 700 to 900 lb, [email protected]: mixed night for Ov.d where they will spend Anna left Tuesday morning for Sarnia Ovid—W. R. Shaw, W. J. Hathaway, M. O. butchers ’ fat cows, $2,509-3.50: com­ several weeks writing up tbe county his ­ where they will visit a week and will then fident in asserting that for Economy, Compactness mon bulls. [email protected]. Veal calves. tory from that point. bs joined by Mr. Wykoff for a trip around Lewis, F. M. Lamb. and Durability, the Cooper Steam and Hot Water $4 50® 7: milch cows and springers, Mias t^anie Petrie wbo has been spending the lakes. Shepardsville —Olive Cleveland, Rev. Exner. Heater is unequaled. $25®45. Best lambs, $6.7507.50: fair a few days with her brother Geo. H. Petrie Are yon registered in tbe ward where to good lambs, $5®6: yearlings. $5®6: left Tuesday morning fur Delutb where abe you now live? v Duplain —Alderman Bros. We will guarantee to save at kast one-tbird in will visit a few weeks. fair to goo

Water Xand OUburaamaata. MATUBB SPABBI BENGAL AND'OALLAS Cooflcil Proceedings. Pay* roll at the plant SOUTH OVID. 'to. 1,932 J. B. Henderaoii §30 euted the following re­ ing; she la a veritable atore-houw. of pleas ­ collection amounted to neaily §11, port: “ 1,9.33 Fowler A Ball 7 24 Schultz Sunday. To the .Mayor end Common Council of the City of ing rewards for iboae who aeek ’ber aid. John Kitaon was on tbe sick list the first [A DEADLY WEIGH' HI. John*: * ’ 1,934 Duwuie Puiup Co. 44 48 In tbe years gone by falling hair and gray­ Wellington Irvin and Maude Townsend of of the week----- Henry Hipolite was re-elected Gentlemen: " 1,936 Pullrev iV Pouch 28 22 ness have cast a gloom over tbe Uvea of Lebanon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. rlsAs leader at tbe C. B. church Sunday even ­ Wejyour cotmnittee oo claim* to whom were referreii •‘ T,937 Ward A Holton . Earnest Fox. ' ciHitIngeiit fund clalma No*. 3628 to 3042, general itreel 25 thousands of young women, but thanks to ing having received 12 out of 22 votes cast.* Do you ever feel as fnndclnim* Non, 3578 to 3583, water fund clehns No*. Klectrle Light Fund Dlsburaeineuts. the inveatigatiouH of scieutiau tbe true Mrs. Herliert Fox and son Cleo of Pottera- Miss Dorothy Dunkell eutertained the 1932 to 1937, and electric light fund claim* No*. 1933 esuaes of hair destruction is now known to ville and Master Chas. Fex of Mancelona to 1634, do beretiy report that we have carefully ex ­ No. 1,933 Muzzy, Lyon Co.' §12 90 Misses Lulu and Lillie Neller Sunday. though the slightest amined the aaine, and And them correct In form and be a germ or parasite that burrows into tbe spent a few days of last week with Chos. Fox amount, except contingent fund claim No. 3631, which “ 1,931 Beardalee Chandelier hair folliclee. Newbro ’e Herpicide abeo- and family------Ella Hacker and Martha Rev S G Hall, wife and daughter I.enora we ilo ia>t approve^at tbl* time. We e»peclally r,.- Mfg. Co. 0 25 Lencht of Lansing spent last week visiting went to Hastings .Monday to attend the C. B ^ oounnend the buleiiceof the claim* be alloweil hy the lutely destroys ibis germ, thus permitting effort was hard work? the hair to grow as nature intended. Sold friends and relatives in this vicinity. cainpmeeting. They expect to be gone two Connell and the clerk be in*tructed to draw order* on weeks There will be no services at the U. Perhaps in the morning you the proper fund* for the *e*eral auioniit*. Total electric light disburAeuients §19 15 by leading druggists. Send lOc in stamps for U. W- .MorrI* I sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, -SOUTHWEST ELBA. B. church during their absence. feel even more tired than you .M K Wanliburn No further baali * appearing, oo motluii tbe A. T. Hmith. counrll adjouriieil. Mich. Fildew and Millman, special Mrs. Wm. VauSickle visited Mrs. Alma did before you went to bed. Committee on Claim* Wm. CocHKANB, City Clerk. agents. Mr. and Mrs. D L. Ransom and son Frank Waters last Friday-----Little Johnnie Van Hy Alderman Cole Kup|K>rted hy Alderman Ward of Maple Rapids, spent Sunday with George Sickle is suffering with an alicess on tbe leg. You call i: “the Llut-s,” Nenolved that (be refiort of the committee be accepted and adopted. » WATERTOWN CENTER. Halterraan ----- Mr. and Mis. John Haltenuan Miss Minnie Carroll is some lietter----- Mr. or the doctor siys your system Ye* 6, Nay* none. and fanillyvof Washington were tbe guests and Mrs John Kitson called on Mrs. Ezra The committee on grade* and walks subinltteil the Born Thursday Aug 3, to June Stevens Wm Boylan is slowly convalesing ----- Ber­ of John Olierlin Sunday evening. is “run down.” Ninety-nine following re|>ort. and wife a son at Ureenbush Center ----- Earl nice Corbin is engaged to teach the Brook Dunkell .Sunday afternoon ----- A large num ­ To the Ma.vor ami to (he Common Connell of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pierce of Greenbush, *•** Kirby has returned from Marine City. scliool near Lansing ----- Grace Hunter will ber from here attended the colored camp times out of a hundred City of Ht. Joint*; Mr. and Mrs. Truman Pierce and Mrs. Lucy meeting at'St. Johns Sunday. Gentlemen: Doris Rininser was Beriously ill last week teach the Blough school the coming year. Harris ans children visited at Jay Morrison ’s constipation is the main cause of your trouble. We your committee on grade* and wralka, to whom with croup —Mrs. Della Beac^h and baby uj Mame afid Hattie Corbin visited relatives Miss Florence Kosbt visited her conain wa« referred the matter of e.xamliihig and Icoking Sunday. Mr. Morrison ’s eyes are slightly Hazle Taft Sunday afternoon ----- Elmer 7'he first thing the doctor does is to give you some Into the ooiidltlon of the aldewulk* of the City, itate I.aingAburg are viHiting her jHirents Mr. and at Ukemos and vicinity last week----- Mabel better but aie still very sore. that they hare made careful examination of the Mrs. Wm. Burke. Stichler visited his aunt Mrs. Jennie Stichler ■ante and recommend the building of new walk* in .Sharp has been spending a week at Sam opening medicine. Why not try Iron-Ox Tablets? Mr. and Mrs. Vanllouten of Ionia visited Dayton's, forrest Cokonongher, tbe nine year old and family of Victor Friday afternoon. accordance with the City ordinance gorernhig the son of John Gokonongher, cut his wrist liadly They are made from a prescription that is a certain cure same us follow*; her mother Mrs. A. A. Welling part of last Mrs. Barbara Plowman o' (Iratiot visited Albert Bigelow is rapidly improving from with a piece of broken glass, 8nndav. the effects of bis fall----- Mrs. Nettie Dickin­ Lansinu Htickct week-----Mre. ('elinda Price of Pompeii spent relativM in this vicinity last week----- Bertha for constipation. They act directly on the liowels and son of Grand I^edge visited her brother, W. L. Hovey; last week with her luother Mrs. G. A. Bolds. Cameron is entertai liiig her cousin from The best help a farmer ever had is one of stomach, tone up the diseased membranes, drive all the pmison and Land ctMiinieut'liig 10 r S of ii. e, cor. of *. e. ^ Grand Rapids and her sister from Lansing those McVicker Gasoline engines. You ought J. Stichler and family the first of tbe week. disease germs out of your system, and bring back a feeling of aec. 17. of Dr. Roy Turner and Marvin Ingersoll were in Oakley Wednesday ----- Mr. anti Mrs. J. R Melva King called on Ijmsing friends last to go to Bannister and see the sample run at Miss Minnie Bigelow of St. Johns was health and vigor. Take Iron-Ox Tablets according to directions TIkhiib * GU mmi; Weston ’s, « home over Sunday ----- V. Fish of St. Johns and if you do not receive any benefit, the druggist from whom W I of * wVi out lot 1) lietween Cuas and McConnell JeiTeiys and daught(*r Mrs. Sadie Bristol and Wednesday -----Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hunter atreet*. tbi'ir son Virgil, wife and children of Mans ­ attended the fu leral of Da^id .Smith at Grand visited bis daughter Mrs. M. S. Fellows Stn- you bought them will return your money. .luhn Kelley; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pierce attended the day. AO Iron-Ox Tablets in a haniiy aluminum pocket case, t6 cents, at your IRiml com 12 4-5 r n of a. e. cor of n. e. If nee. 17. field, O , went to Crystal i.ake, Benzie Co. Ledge .Sunday. reception Saturday evening given to Mr. and drugKt*! ’*- or sent postpaid ou receipt of price, by Tbe Iron-Ox Remray ■lame* Keeney ; last week to have a few week’s outing. Mrs. S. Peterson, who have lately returned Miss Hazel WHodhams spent tbe first of Co., Detroit, Michigan. Millie Corbin is at home for a month's H 1 of land com, 64 r. ii. of *. e. cor of n. e. \r‘^ sec. 17. .V. D. Whitlock of (ireenbush Center who vacation -----The Gall Uro ’s. are using their from Cal., by tbe Woodmen of Bannister. Uie week with her cousin, Miss Beulah Jeiiie Htereiis: llaynes of St. Johns. Land com 4 3-5 r. n. of ”*, e. cor of ii. e. ‘alot “re. 17. has been at Hotel Pershing went to Crystal new tbre*hlng machine in this neighborhood. Mrs. Frank Weeas visited her cousin, A l>. ilcCabc: Lot 4 block 10, w. *. latke Saturday-----Mrs Edna Palmer ana two K. .McIntyre: 1/Ot 10 lilock 10 w. a. Mrs Ella IJrcb of Grand Rapids is home Mrs. Rose Jacobs of Owosso, Thursday. MIDDLE BURY AND ^lOTA C. H. Htead; Lot 4 block 2 w. a. sous returned from a visit with her mother, for her vacation -----Winnie and Beulah Ottawa Stkbxt Mrs. Loomis at Carson last week. Swartout of Williain'ston spent last week with Willie Olterlin went to the Sunday school Mrs. Cox of Eureka is the guest of her .Mr* Dr. Sprague: Lot 35 block A w. *. G. \V. Cleveland accompanied C H. Tur­ their cousin Franc Francis. Friday afternoon ])icnic at Corunna Thursday ----- Misses Sylvia daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ryan ----- Arthur Clinton Are. North, L. H. WHIN, Lot* 9 and 10, ner to Uniouville where thev will work in the She gave a party in their honor. Refresh­ and (A}ra Oberliu went Tuesday morning to Ryau and Lou Mulder called on the form­ lilock 115 K. H. • visit their aunt, Mrs. C. A. Tubbs of Middle* Highani Htreet, Charle* Wamlell, Ea.st 25 ft. Lot* 7 interest of Woodcraft —Earf Mi'Cullough has ments were served. er’s father, Austin Ryan, Sunday who is and 8. lilock 2 N. S. bought a half interest in the meat market of bury. ill at bis home in Owosso. Mtate Htreet F. 11. Aldrich Lot 7. Hlock 38 N. H. Lewis Carpenter. Tessa Elliott is spending the week at Cora Oberlin spent Monday afternoon witli WANT COLUMN. | K. L. Valentine, Lot* 4, 5 and 6, B lis-k 43. Battle Creek-----Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Maier Jacob House bas returned from North Mrs. Frank Weeas. Trowlirldiie Htreet, Free .MetlkodlHt Church, Lots 9 Miss Alda Rininger was united in marriage entertained 30 at dinner Sunday. Dakota where he bas been visitii^ ois ' Ivio and 10. HIch k 20 K. H. with Guy Hawkins at St. Johns Thursday, sons ----- Mrs. Jay Warren it spending tbe Higham Htreet, Freil P. Hunday. Ea*t 77 ft. In Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Plowman of Iron Mount­ A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock Kidth of la>t* 7, 8 and 9 Hlock 1 N. H. Aug 3. They will reside with her parents, ain, arc visiting relatives here week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Mrs. J. Watters 65 ft. Lot 10 Hlock 40. * E. J. Rininger and wife until the rejwirs are Blood Bitters is tbe natural, never failing Finch of Ovid, asd taking treatment of FOR SALE. All of which ik respectfidly kuhmitted. completed on their house. Mr. Hawkins pur ­ Floy and Lloyd Pannebacker of Petoskey, remedy for a lazy liver. Dr. Campbell. C. A. Cole chase the S. J. Pat erson house and lot. are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. FUli SALE—A large cream separator, M. K. Washhnrii C. N. Plowman —[.aura Cameron and cousin, nearly new. Capacity 14 cows, operates A T. Hull b Mrs. Tessa Hart, son Tommie and daughter Durkee & Flynn Codimittee on grade* and walk*. Muriel were guests at Dr. H. Halt’s Thurs ­ Reva Hartness of Chesaning, visited Mrs. either by band or power. lD<|uire of H. Cameron and daughter Bertha, last neek. M. Mathews, machine shop, Ovid. r)0w3 By Alderman Wahhliurn, suppoi ted by Alderman day niglit. Miss Pearl Hart accompanied ON THE BOARD WALK. ALWAYS OPEN WANT COLUMN. Morris: them home Friday and remained until Sun ­ The W, C. T. U. meets with Minnie Gall Itesolred that the report of the coininittee on grades day. -V-i-" .rw* WOOD FOR SALE—Also piasture to let. and walks he accepted and ado|ited and the Mar*hal next Friday. ------b»‘ iiislrncted to notify the owners to hnlld new walk* Dr. Arthur Brown of Centerburg, O., is a Phone 120 6 rings. J. W. Snyder. 20w2p nithin 36 days from date of iKitice, Watch these ads. for Bargains. Vea* 6—Nay* Noiie. guest at Dr. H. H.trt's----- Mr. and Mrs. THE POWER OF STEAM. FOK SALE CHEAP—Good work and The Committee on Law* and Ordinances, through Heatli and children of North star were at brood mare, or will trade for stock. In ­ the City Attorney, subndtteil an Ordinance to amend Mrs. Heath ’s grandmother's Mrs. Laura No. 6 Clinton Ave. Hec. 1 of the Kraiicbise Drdliiance, granted to the Many May See But It Takes Genius to quire of Wm. D. Gillson, 403 Morton .St, Saginaw and Month Western Uailway Company, (.tdell’s Saturday. St. Johns. 40tf gii ing said Hallway Ciaiipany perinIsHion to con- J. S. CahooD and family returned from a Realize. klruct and maintain a street Hallway on Trarer* No 331* 00 acres of line soil as there is in Htreet instead of Wliittemore Htreet a* heretofore two week’s slay at .Saranac Saturday. When James Watt saw the s'eatn caus­ the state of Michigan. I.arge frame house, To RENT—Hou.se, corner Higbam and Oak­ .Taiited. Rev. E. Mudge of Maple Rapids was a ing tbe kettle lid to jumpi up and down be <, _ good celler, barn 30x00, 7 acres of good land streets. Iniptire E. M Smith, next Hy Alderman King snpi>orted by Alderman Washhiii n: guest in the home of his sister Mrs. John said “There must be power in that steam beecli and Maple timl). r, 43 acres under door. tf Hesolreil that the amended Ki'dion a* read l>e and Eaegle last Wednesday and Thursday. that it can lift such a weight. ” plough, best bargain in the state, build ­ the same Is liereliy adopted by (he council. There was. ings alone worth •ii-Ot’H.I, price if WANTED. Veas- 6, Nays—None. * .Miss Verda .Simmons and D. McL. .Mc- TheCIty Attorney snhmitted an Ordinance rela- Pherson returned to Cleveland last week. Millloiis prior to him bad seen tbe same 3ohl at once. tlrea to the powers and dude* of the Boaid of phenomenon aud regarded it as an uiicx W.VNTEI)—Comj'-etenf girl f' r'generalhouse ­ I’lihih Works, and rules and regulations, for the use Mrs. I Jlingwood and I-eonard Martin were plained mystery. of water ami electric lights, the guvernment of on the sick list last week, but arc improving. No 337 House and lot three lilocks from work. -\l'ply at Aliison Theatre. 3L’w2 I’lumlH'iH, and to pnidsh (or riolatioiis of this ordin ­ Recent'scieniitic research has put its fin ­ Steel Hotel, sold for .Sl.KK) about a vear ance :ind to repeal all other ordinance* inconsistent The Missionary society will meet with Mrs. ger on the “cause” of DaudrutI, Falling ago. will take if mild sotm. WANTED—A horse. M’ill trade piano herewith. j Mary Gower on Wednesilay, .■Vug. 16 at 2:30 Hair, and cot.sequeut Baldness, and bas Hy Aldrrinan Washhnrii sup|iorteil hy .Vlderman "i',, and lake g( od road horse .is part pay ­ .M-irrls: p. tn. Election of oHicers----- Mrs. Luther unearthed a tiny germ which eats the life No 3.>ti 40 acres of land in of Marion, .Sag­ ment. Durkee A Flynn. if Ke-oircd that the oriliiiaiice governing the Hoard Cleland of .Vntrim Co. is visiting here. from tbe roots of human hair. inaw Co., New barn ‘lUxll.with new S of Hnhlic Works, .m read :imi considered seriatim, he Xewbro ’s Herpicide destroys this germ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. and the '.line Is hereby adopteil hy the Council. Rev. .V. H. Whitaker and wife of Carson and cunsetiuently restores the bair to its room house, best of soil, price jJKXjO. Vea- 6—Nays None. came .\Ion.lav. They are guests of their On motion of Alderman Morris supported by Alder­ daughters, .Mrs. Emma Hart and Vettie natural state. FOR S.\LE—Thiee desirable residence lots man Ward, the rierk ^«a* aulhorired to hire extra Sold by leading dniggisui. Send lUc in NO. 320 120 acres of tine soil, 17 acres of help in the Marshairs sister, Mrs. Hattie Hart. acres under the plow; wood lot of 0 acres, Write for lllustreted Folder and R.etes fruit, price *400. t’otilitiKciit Fiiiitl IttHlilirNetiieittn Etta Biiriiuui of St. Johns, who has Iteen the Italaiice ready for buriiiug; 2 bouses, a I. N. Eaegle and sons Bsrt and Carl and Miss Belle Banks drove to St. I.eo spent Sunday witli waste land, good buildings, will sell for gerald, St. Johns, Mich, tf §95 83 school at tbe usual Lour. cash or trade for house and lot in St. Herbert Havens. No. 3,629 Win. M. lA-laiul 15 9.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ilaniel Tumer, Hoy Turner, Johns. FOR .S.VLE—Finest vacant lot on Higham Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Baker and mother, Mrs. 3,<’>.’J0 C. J, Sowle 06 00and Mrs. .lennie Kirby and daughter Zelma Blank, spent Sunday afternoon at Frank McKee’s Book Store street next to ('ash Steel’s phice. No were at St. Johns last Friday. NO. 313 A tine house atid barn with large 3,t’>35 Harry D. S|uair 95 (X) Perry’s----- Bert Pervorse, who has been reasonable offer will be reftisdl. Address 3,636 Clarence Emmona 10 OO Mrs. A. L. Sickles and daughter of Elsie lot, plenty of fruit and shade, five blocks the owners, Pontiac Music Co , Pontiac, working for Fred Underbill, lias gone to live The H oft'sale continues through the month from court house, price $1,300. .3,637 A. U. Hunt 6 1-' were at Dr. II. Hart’s Saturday-----3Jr. and with his brother. Mich. 4t!tf 3,6.i8 Spring Brexyk Ice Co. 2 ."><1Mrs. liCwis Carpenter and Norma were guests of August. Also special Vj off sale on Albums 3,639 (’naa. .S. .Sprague 25 at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S Gibson at May Bartlett, who is working in Lansing NO. 310 House and small barn all in tine FOR SALEl—10 acres good land for §600, is spending her vacation at home —*= —The Ep- and Toilet Sets this week. shape, near Perrin school, price $7u0. .3,040 F. A. Percy 1 36Clmpin over Sunday. Her sister Ruth re­ worth lieague will hold their business meeting n. w. cor. sec. 20, Kingham. Jay B. Davies, 3,641 Frank Gibson 1 00turned home with her. St. Johns. 4Iff at the home of Wells S(uire next W^- NO. r07 80 acres of tine soil, two miles .3,642 Geo H. Chapman 9 00 needay evening. Refreshments will be Remember, a full line of .3,643 University of Michigan 10 (X) from Bannister with no waste land, plenty FOR S.VLE—Place, cheap, consisting of IJ Sound as a Dollar. served. Everj’one is expected to lie present^ of fruit, pi ice $3500. .3,.”)S2 K .V. Sag** 30 40 lots, small harn, good house, cistern, city Monticello, Minn. Aug. 7th. —.Mr. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. (4eo. Elligen atteiuled (’amp NO. 289 Is an up-to-date 40 acres with water, sewerage cellar, fruit, new cement Total Cent. Fund DIsbursementA, §373 14 Moore of this place stands as a living meeting at St. .lolins Sunday ----- May Bartlett good buildings, just outside tbe city walk and three blocks from business dis­ of Lansing and slater Nina Baitlett fn>ni New and Secondhand I'wlice Fund Uialxiraements proof of the fact that Bright ’s Disease, limits, price $3rr()0 ______trict. Inquire of W. E. Howland, 100 E even in tbe last stage may be perfectly near Shepardsville spent Friday afternoon Lincoln st. tf with NO. 280 125 acres in Bingham township No. 3,628 Lyman M. Alward 15(X) and perinently cured by Dodd ’s Kidney Gladys Perry. with good buildings, price $56 per acre. 3.578 Ixiuis Entoa 14 00 Pills.” Mrs. Henry Wait and daughter Bessie School Books FOR S.VLE—Vacant lot cheap, on easy terms, “ Lt'wlie F’ea/.le 12 00 .Mr. .Moore says: ‘‘In 18i»H, three rep ­ yient last week with her father, Wm. NO. 280 A large two-story frame house excellent piece to build. Inquire of W. E " I»riiig Castle 3 00 utable physicans afuer a careful examina ­ Howland, lOO E Lincoln st. tf (.arrol Sr-----.Mr. and Mrs. Willie Watkins are being placed in stock for the city schools. 3i lots, fruit of every description, a •• Eugene Rowe 2 00 tion teld me that* I would die with and Theresa Ixingcor spent .Sunday with Mr. bargain for some one if sold at once. “ .lav Mattoon 2 00 Blight ’s Disease inside of a year. .My and Mrs. Ed. Tripp of Greenbush. FOR SALE—A new wall tent 12x18, Willard “ H. .Sparks 200 feet and ankles and legs were badly swol­ Respectfulh ’, NO. 288 A new hoirse just built with large Lyon. St. Johns. Mich. .52w2 “ Will. Murry 2 00 len ; 1 could hardly stand on luy feet and lot, four blocks from court house, price " .'^am Weatlierby 2 00 had given up all hopes of getting cured, Ordinary household accidents have no $1175. FOR S.VLE—Cheap, A, No. I, Jersev cow ’ when a traveling salesmen told me that terrors when there ’s a bottle ofDr. Thomas' NO. 400 130 acres with large house and kind and gentle, any child can mifk her. Total Police Fund disbursementH, §54 (X) he himself bad been cured of Bright's Electric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals Inquire of Mrs. M Bnardmnn, 101 Pro­ Disease two years before. ” bums, cut, bruises, sprains. Instant re­ E. C. McKee. basement barn, building new, six miles OeiierHl Street Fund Dlahuraeiiienta from St. Johns, will sell at a bargain or spect St , City. 52»r2 “He said be bad taken to bis bed and lief. trade for 40 acres. expected to die with it, but that be bad Commiaaioner ’s Pay Roll been cured by a rem^y called Dodd's NO. 278 80 acres just out of city limits. No. 3,578 Edwin Porter 28 00 Kidney Pills. A large barn, fair bouse, price $4800. “ E. M. Allierta 9 20 “I commenced taking them at once and MONET TO LOAN7 on chattel mortaagea. " Johfi Michaela 2 00 I am thankful to say they saved my It Is Cheaper to Bay Good Soap NO. 239 72 acres of tine soil, large house Call at our office 1 and 9 Clinton Block and we “ Win. I.athrop 7 40 life. After a short treatment I was com­ and barn, buildings all A-l. price $4400. will oheerfullr explain to jrou our naethod of “ E. Hunter 9 80 pletely restored to good health and I am ‘‘ Sam Wetherbv 5 ,S0 now as Bonnd as a dollar. ' NO. 202. 80 acres with new barn, good loaning money In ■umaof.$10 and up for any “ S. L. Brazee 3 t;o than New Clothes frame house, 8 acres of limber,no waste length of time. ” Andrew Smith 2 00 EAGLE. land, price, $.3600. W. H. RICHMOND, Ht. John*, Mlob. “ Lowia Eatea 2 00 “ Oeo. Timor 11 00 Misses I^iura and Ruby Rock of Toledo* NO. 262 120 acres in Ovid township with “ Roily Ormea 3 20 fair buildings, price $46(iO. Ohio, visited their uncle, tfarvey Brown and “ Thomas Hefty 7 60 family last week-----Mrs. Angelina Welton NO. 251 40 acres in Bengal township with ('harlea Chant 800 of Fitzgerald, Georgia, and Mrs. Jacobs of fair buildings, price $1800. “ .Spaulding A Co. 2 80 Riley visited Mrs. A. J. Huntoon from Sat­ urday until Monday. Premier Total street fund disburaementa. §102 40 We have over 300 farms on our list, and Mrs. Jed Briggs and son Ben of Portland American Family over 100 different -houses and lots. We Oeneral Sewer Fund Dlshnrsementa were guests of Mrs. Swaney and Bruce last have farms in nearly every county in the Wedneaday -----John Dravenstratt and wife state. If you want a farm or a bouse and No. .3,.578 Lewis Eatea 1 80 are visiting Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Partlow at lot, see us before you buy, KreoTormal 3,578 John Crichton 1 80 Constantine. :i,583 E. W. Anger , 7 fX) A NATIONAL CASH REGLSTER for sale Myron Hazen andfamily were visitors at 0. at a bargain, slightly used. A non-poisonotu, soluble germicide, I Total Sawer Disbursements §10 rx) T. Eddy’s .Sunday ------H. C. Davenport disinfectant and odor destroyer. It | entertainetl an uncle from New York last nONEY TO LOAN. mixes with water, one gallon making -; Cement Walk Rebates. week. Soap I 100 gallons of disinfectant. There is I Mr and Mrs. John Wells and chijdren of MONEY TO LOAN—On mortgage secur ' nothing on the market which equals i No. 3,579 E. J, Moinet $ 5 59 Westphalia, visited at Dr. Swaney ’s Friday. ity at reasonable rates and on Mtisfac- this in quality. Its value to poultry- ** " Mrs. .lane Vanacoter 7 .50 f " *' John Blizzard 15 08 Mrs. Ella Pierce of (4maba, Neb., who baa Don ’t blame the clothes when they wear out; tory terms, at Tbe State Bank of St j| men, stockmen, farmers, sheep raisers, j been visiting friends arotind here returned Johns. Large or small amounts, ('all ' etc , cannot be estimated. It prevents I • 1579 H. Felt 25 2f) “ ‘‘ Mra. .\raerica Smith 12 60 home with them. and see us. J. W. Fitzokrxld , Cash ­ and cures nearly all germ diseases of f but the cheap adulteratid, so-called labor- ier. tf i poultry, horses, cattle, sheep, dogs, cats, f “ " C. Rochon .30 00 Clavton Dixon and family of Grand I.edm, etc. Invaluable for cleaning brooders, j visited Mrs. Whitmore Sunday ----- The litlte MOREY TO LOAN—At low rate of inter- houses, founts, utensils of various sorts. * Total cement walk rebate §95 97 girl of Ed. Ha Idix was severely scalded by saving soaps. AMERICAN FAMILY drawing a tea of tea over on her last est. Fanns and city property for sale. I Kills every germ it strikes and sweetens I Sidewalk Approtaehea. Inquire at office of H. R. Walbridge. ’ and purifies everything It touches. Send ’ Thursdav. She is doing as well as can he will not injure woolens or the most delicate ^ for special circular describing it. No 3 .580 0. O. Brower §1905 expected now. LOST AND FOUND Prices, 1 pint .35c; 1 quart 60c; 2 “ 3,581 Piilfrey A Pouch 6 10 Mrs Swaney and Bruce were guests of quarts 90c; 1 gallon $1.50, expressage her sister, Mrs John Wells of Westphalia fabrics. Every atom cleanses. > FOeVO—A bunrh of keys. Owner may extra. Total $25 15 Sunday, also other visitors there were Mrs have the same by proving property and Fire Dept, nnd Hall DIabnraeinenta. Bert Brinkerbnff of Dewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Send for complete list of the many valuable premiums given for American We have a full line of Spray K. B. Smith of Grand I>>dge and Mrs. Ella paying for this notice. Apply to (Tty Soap Wrappers. Address Premium Dept., 860 No. Water St., Chicago, IIL Marshal. Pumps. I No. 3,628 John Crichton § 750 Pierce of Omaho. 3,6.32 R. H. Fitzpatnek 8 .50 Ed. Waldrf n of Wacousta bas been en ­ IX)8T —July 30 between Jsnee Q. Beesin- C. H. WANLEY, '* 3,633 Edwin Adams, fire call 7 25 gaged to teach in tha Eagle nobool the coming ger'e and Bannister one dark colored coat SL Johns, Mich, j 3,631 ChM. Halse fire call 950 year----- Hon. and Mrs. Levi Partlow were at JAMES S. KIRK & COMPANY. Finder please notify Jainee G. Beesinger, the Soo last week----- J. H. Fish and wife ; Bannieter, R. F. D. 2. Totol §32 76 were in Ionia last Satufdaj. Free Methodlsc^mp meetlDg will be It It firktr A held Id Norman Uoiiuea ’ grove, three Is it right that the property-owner milvs iiorib aud one mile west of Fowler-should lose $4 20 to let a dealer make 50 In vllle, Vlich., August Itt to A'uguet 23. Ser­ fturrahf Hurrahl Hum^M cents? A dealer makes 60 cents more on vices each (lay at 5:t)0 a. m , U:00 a. m fourteen ^sllone of ready-for-use paint, at ORATIOT GOUHTY 10:3n. Arthur Bodge was run over bySatunlay an to visit some of their relatives All farmers of adjoining counties are requested to enter stock and residing there ----- N. G. Harris went to St. f produce for competition. Grand Ledge, died Friday night, uf automobile driven by a Mr. Clark of lijins- Dheart disease. Mr. Smith was a retireding. Tbe front wheel struck the lad and Louis last week. New horse barns, cattle barn and sheep and hog barns. tarmei, and had once been in the lumber knocked him down, tbe machine passing Geo. G. Jessup ’s elevator is busy now Everything now in readiness for the big event and a car load of aud grain busitiess in Grand Ledge. He over him without injury as be lay on tbe handling new wheat. Tbe !>erry is fine and horses will be here in training two weeks before the fair. was 03 years old aud was quite well known ground under the box. The automobile lump and is turning out from 30 to 36 in Lansing. He leaves a ^'ite aud two was running at a alow rate of speed. Cushels to an acre. For particulars address A. McCALL, Secretary, Ithaca, Mich. children. Bonner Belle Heinlen uf St. Johns is visit. ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ileinliu enneth Foster, tbiwe-year-old son A. E. McKinney is adding sonae improve­ he Bennington creamery, which got K of Hurry Foster, a farmer in Wheat- ments to bis store building ----- D. K. Barnes Special Vehicle and Harness T into court through the action of W ill- field township, Friday afternoon sufferedwent to Durand Monday on business. ^ V QRKAT RESTORATIVB aid Drury and Gottiun Kuess in biingiugseveral bad cuts on tbe left leg from a bind ­ suit against Receiver W. P. Harryman, was er which bis father was operating in tbe Dr. B. C. Hall is building an addition to cure you . sold to the complaiuanta for 9100. The harvesting of oats. Tbe lad was toddling hia already commodious office. C. I). Allen through the tali gram to meet his father, and Ira Harper are doing tbe work; the ma­ SA LE V Ws want all men and woman who lUdebtedueaa against the propeiiy, includ ­ terial ia black stone work. % wtak to know that Bar*Ben ia trnlj; and withoat anjr exceptiion the giaatast ing costs, amount to 91303. The creame y who, however, was not aware of tbe boy's is a valuable property. presence. Tbe first intimation he bad that C. D .Allen has bought a lot and intends to tbe little fellow was nearby was when he erect a building for the purpm** of manu High grade goods, low prices and easy terms. -»ei end broktn dowa arnUm. U nekea tha npMUU ke«^ th» difwtioa parfMt end prMOMM %> bUV body, brelnOmO endaarraf•lla* idW* a •• era•* a*'**"*bniltopreplJly * A ottdarlUaa*.nnaw ixa OMa be beard his screams of pain, caus'd by tbe facturing block stone. He baa the machinery • I V p all aarroiM dliaaaaa. loat Tltalltyj he postottice department has issued an ^ *"'iaIf tba fciaBtifle. natnrmlaatoral aad BOfttiTapotlUra cnraaura (or kralaall aarroaa (atirna. lha axeaaatya — teeth of the binder cutting into the fleah of all ready on the ground. We are carrying too much stock and in order to urice uol tad azcataaa, tha effoata p( orarwork. worry. Older that bereatter rural mail carriers r .r h^vt. iio mattar what haa aaoaad youiyoii troubiaTSM^^la, Bar«aa wiU biiacyaw^ T bis leg. It is expected that we will have a crowd reduce, will give give to ThaMcaatTOSi will not be reciuired to make deliveries on here Wednesday, F'ield Day-----J. Foster but this >T your waakoaft will Taalfh. the following holidayb: Jan. 1, or ^ew •t* M CBiiti Of ■4U#4 on of prt©6a wrlio lof If#i tnoipi#* Years; Feb. 33, or VVasbingion'a birthday; RS. Amanda R. ‘canipbeH died at tiodecei baR*BEN REMEDIES CO., Cleveland* O.' .May :j0 or Decoration day, the 4tb uf July; M her home in Grand Ledge July 28 he did not have very gooil success. •\ the hist Monday in September, or Labor She was born in Wyandotte county, Experleoce. SrECIAL PRICES ON AIL VEHICLES. TRAVIS & BAKER, Druggists, St. Johns. day and Thanksgiving day. Heretofore Ohio, August 15, 1841 and moved to Eagle rural carriers have had no holidays except township with her parents in 1864 and later Experience teaches nothing more force- ______by special order. married Noah Isbam of that place. He ibly than it teaches this: If you get tired We have a full line of Top Buggies, Driving afterwaids died at their home in Portland, easily, if you are upset by trifles, if your and she was married to Milo Campbell of appetite is poor, your rest broRen, tbe Wagons and surrey’s and guarantee both (piality best thing }ou can do is to take Hood ’s he St. Louis Sugar Co is increasing Grand Ledge in 1873. Sbe was one of a and jjrices. T its capacity from 360 tons to Churchill and family sjieiit Sunday witli ERRY Micbae', a trimmer for the before tbe.fruit has entirely ripened, the Fred Streeter of Chapin -----Claude Tabor, Ionia Electric Co. ascended a pole on effect of the a'tack being first seen in tbe Joseph Holden and Pay French are working P turning of tbe leaves to a pale yellow. Lat­ in Alma. Always Bought Washington street early Saturday morning Davies & Sowle. .‘Wcgelabde Preparalionfor As - to cut a wire that bad become tangled in a er tbe leaves drop off entirely, leaving the C. M. Randall and wife called on Ezra # fruit all exposed to tbe sun. Tbe destruc­ Jmilaling iticFoodandReguIa- willow tr< e, burned off and dropped into Richard and family Saturday in Ithaca. the street. He was at the top of the pole tion of tbe tree has been following close Irng the Stomachs and Bomv Is of (iertie Albaugh of Elsie spent Sunday Bears the and supposed the 0,.600 voltage was off. upon tbe dropping of the foliage. with her parents ----- \ few from this vicinity As bis p.ieas touched the wire he fell to the attended tiie picnic at McCurdy park near Infants /CHiLDKtN ground like a dead man, striking on bis ditor H. C. smith of the Muir Corunna on the 3 J Signature aud shouldeis He was unconscious for Tribune bands out a hot one to tbe Mrs. J. Schrain has returned from a visit PramoUk.« ni<5)ealir)n.rh«»rfa*l isu minut**. (ben came to, and though E among relatives in Ml. I’leasant ----- The S. S. badly iiijuied, will probably recover. laie manager of bis p. inting office. ness and Resl.Conlains neither Creditors and patrons who have missed picnic at Hoffman Grove on Wednesday was Opuim.Morphine nor>Iineral. tbe Muir Tribune for several weeks, re­ well attended. Not "Naiic OTIC. ceived an Usue last week with tbe following Etta Fields and Bertha .Albaugh spent HERE 86(1118 to be a hoodoo sMacbed explanation: Thursdav with Mrs. Frank .Johnson and fasi- T to the farm of Isaac Derr, h.utb of "On Saturday last tbe Tribune awoke— 1 ily of Elwie-----l.swTer Smith of Elsie trau- Corunna. Lightning which d>*> i.i^ed three Jhnpe tfmda-SAMlTLPmmR from one year and a half of idiocy and ,,acte(i buwines.s here Thursdav. stacks ot hay, valued at 91'". • urly Friday love-sick inebriacy. and the sudden and | „ StrJL' uiornii g has visited the y l i • before with dlx SanMi • unheralded departure of p.iWmher V. L. , ,,----- y Mc^uisi.oii and tuddusmirn^ dihasirous results. In fa<. , tire is the chief Monroe for other climes sfford an oppor- are visiting her fari*er, jlnitf titrl * element in Mr Derr's misfortune. In tiinity for lecuteration and a glimmer of fhemrttn - , l^Mi. iighit inir de-troytd two big well lill- Bt CaiiahmirJ!$4m * reason, ‘ • , . tttrm Sf^ > In eu barns which^ti'od on the exact spot ^ Eugene Pearce and wife visited frieuds Ctmiktd.tu^ . where the stacks were destroyed. Three I near t'hajim Siiiidav-----Zelnia Jahreiss of IrfiwkrpMavt rlmw; years ago Mr. Derr's bouse caught tire and urglars are at woik again around Marion is visiting relatives here TIiosB Who SHcceed burned to (be ground. This was not caus­ Lake Odessa and busiiK sn places and Aperferl Remedy forConslipa- Use ed by ligbinii.g, however. Bhomes are invaded nightly. '11 e. entered Tion , Sour Stonwch. Diarrhoea tbe express office, stole a new nn brella but and Those Who Fall Worms .Convulsions,Feverish got but little else for their ttowble. Ibe ness and OF SLEEP. next night they were vi^i^ing the residence Loss dispute has arisen between Gratiot sections of town. Friday iiight they went MiBMaDlSRgS GIF two young men, .ABRAM .SAVER and CH.ARI.ES SPENDER, For Over and .Midland counties as to the per Facsimile Sujnnlure of A through the postoffice but-got nothing of started nearly equal a little over a year ago, .Abram gettii e cent each sball pay for the Bullock creekvalue as everything was locked in tbe safe. drain. The drain is ten miles in length, It is evident they are sneak thieves, as they 90.(tO a week and Charles $13.(Ki. Today Abram has 9360.( •• NEW* VOTIK. oiily two miles being in Gratiot county. show no signs of blowing safes. They have MANY PHYSICS PRESCRIBE to his credit drawing interef-t, while Charles is in debt and baa Thirty Years County Drain Commirsioner Parker Merrill keys by which they gained entrance to the started the year handicapped. Atb f»ld of Gratiot thinks bis county should pay LytUa Ee Ptnkham^s ex-rees office and posttffice. Last spring Abram .Saver has developed the first requisite necessary in the building but ’5 per cent of the cost, while Drain several stores were burglarized from time 15“ OST S N I S CommiKsioner Frank (.ilnistead of Midland Vegetabio Oompound of character, that of self-control. He has proven hinjsell a thinker, in that ahks Gratiot to pay 30 per cent, but will to ime at'd tbe poBU ffice was visittd and about 9100 in stumps stolen. The wonderful power of Lydia E. he has observed that to succeed in life self-denial must be met and mastered. compromise at 18 To settle the dispute That the world thinks more of the young man who by clean habits of life, EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. County Drain ('ommissioner Monroe W. Pinkhnrn's Vegetable Compound over i Whitmore of Clinton county has been the disea-sea ot womankind is not be ­ thrift and economy, coupled with strict attention to business, whether for !iCI$T0RIA he storm of July 30 was one of the cause it is a stimulant, not becau.se it | chosen as arbitrator. himself or for others, than it does of the one who with no thought or care TMB asarraua aatfMwv. new romu errr. T worst of tbe year in point of damage is a palliative, but simply Irecause it is i done by lightning. the most wonderful tonic and recon ­ for the future, dances a hole in every five-dollar bill he receives aa a reward A barn on the farm of John Schmidt, structor ever di.scovered to act directly for honest toil—whose only thought for his employer ’s interest is the weekly tremendous electrical s'orm struck near I )i mood ale, was struck and burned H> ujx>n the generative organs, positively Ionia last Friday morning, and much tbe ground, besides fifty tons of bay, wheat wage he receives and who is lo<^king for the occupations iulife he denominates A curing disease and restoring health ana "snaps." Abram Saver has merited what he has won; his strict attention to damage was done in the city and surroundfrom­ fifty acres, and a quantity of other \igor. ing country. The biggest loss was that of property. Isaac Smith, bis hired man, Marvelous cures are reported from business, his prudence and forethought, his thrift and economy have not only the Pere Marquette grain elevator, which was sleeping in tbe barn an<' although some­ all parts of the country by women who 1 elevated him in the estimation of his business associates, but have brought was completely destroyed, together with its what demoralized by tbe shock, succeeded have been cured, trained nurses who contents. The l(ss on the building, to in saving tbe live stock. j him an increase of salary. ARTISTIC DESIGNS In MONUMENTS have witnes.sed cures and physicians j Charles Spender lost his "job" Tiecause he had no interest in it. His owned by the railroad, is 916,000, and on Mark Larbee ’s barn west of Hoytville who have recognized the virtue of ; the contents, owned by W. C. Page & Co., was destroyed with all i's cqntents of bay extravagant ways of living, his neglect of duty, his late hours and “sporty" are the result of careful labor and an artistic sense of the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ about 910.000. This is the third lime that and grain and four horses. In tbe electric pound, and are fair enough to give conduct has frightened business men and be will have to seek a new field fitness of things. We aim and succeed in combining these. (he Page firm have been burned out since storm of last Saturday moriiine lightning credit where it is due. in which to start the liatUe of life. He will tell you that tliere is no chance OUR MEMORIALS show a distinct INDIVIDUALITY 1001. Manj'barns and bead of stock are struck and burned Simeon Smith's barn If physicians dared to he frank and for a young man to rise in the world, that every hi.nd is raised a^aii st I.mi reported destitiyed by ligbtding. near Grand Ledge. Smith and family open, hundreds of themwould acknowl- Pneumatic tools for Letter!ns: and Carving:. The city was in darkness Friday night as assisted by bis brother Elliot succeeded in edg*e that they constantly prescribe that opportunities are gone, that conditions have chanued, when the fault is a result of the storm. The Ionia Electric rescuing bis three horses Tbe barn was Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Vegetable Com­ bis own. Co's plant at the Wagar dan*. *was struck tilled to its utmost with bay. None Better. None Cheaper. —than our Monuments. pound in severe cases of female ills, as Watch these two boys grow. Watch the one who Is good to himself • by lightning and the dynamo'i burned out, they know by experience it can he re­ reijuirea several days work before the SOUTHWEST ELBA lied upon to effect a cure. The follow ­ by mastering himself develop into a man of character, reputation, influence iighu could be turned on. (Delayed from Last Week.) ing letter proves it. and property. Watch the other, who through indifference, negligence aud Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Dean of Westfield, Dr. S. C. Brigham, of 4 Brigham wasteful habits of life, who boasts of having a good time, travel the road Murdock & Ruth, St. Johns Park, Fitchburg, Mass., writes : which leads toward loss of manhcxid and character, and ends in poverty, ECRETARY .Shumway of the state Mass., called on old neighbors here Saturday and Sunday ----- Mr. and Mrs. Stiiuler of " It gives me speat pleaMire to say that I S board of health who recently returned have found Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable misery and want. from Alma, ia firmly convinced that tl■Saginaw, e spent last week at John* and Geo Comp*>und very effleaeious, and often pre- sanitary conditions at the college were in Oberliu ’s. seritie it in my i>racti<'e for female diffii’ulties. no.wise responsible for the outbreak of ty­ Mr. and Mrs. Jay Morrison and fainil; "My oldest (laughter found It very l>enefl- Make the start now youtis: man, young; phoid fever which resulted from a baiujuet spent SiiiKhiy at the home of David McCahie oial for uterine trouble some time ago. and my 6:6# ■y(>nngt«t daughter is now taking it for a fe­ woman, and start right. Open a savings served at the institution in June He says of Bannister ----- lav Morrison is suffering male weakness, and is surely gaining in h«al4i there is nothing to show that the college from intlamstion of the eyes. • and strength. account and by practising self-deniai, prud­ was in any way to blame for the outbreak Mr- and Mrs Ijeroy Pearce visited at the " I freely advocate It as a most reliable spe ­ Lenox Hotel as tbe premisea are in good condition and home of .Mrs Pearce's brother, D. S. MorrisoA cific in all'diHeases to which women are sub ­ ence and habits of thrift and econom> ,prove the water supply above suspicion. of West Green bush Sunday. ject, and give it boneet endonteinent. ” Dr Shumway is of tbe opinion that tbe Women who are troubled with pain ­ the old adage true that **Nothing Succeeds IN BUFFALO Harry and [.eischen Weeas accompanied di^eaHe originated from something eaten by their grandfather, W. H. Mnrriaon, to >St ful or irregular raen.struution, bloating Like 5i!iccess. ” tbe gneats at tbe bai quet, but whelbei it Johns Inst wrek to attend tbe big show (or flatulence), leucorrhcea. falling, in ­ was the ice cream or some other article'on flammation or ulceration of the uterus, the bill of fare he is now unable to deter­ Cora Olierlin, who has spent the summer ovarian troubles, that bearing-down nigh-Grade M9dem Con­ mine. . He thinks it quite likely tbat^the at Verniontville ,is home for an extended feeling, dizziness, faintness, indiges ­ sit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John struction . Fire-proof through ­ ire cream was infected in some way. ‘ He tion, nervous prostration or the blues, scouts the idea that the drawing off of 3I erlio. should take immediate action to ward out . European plan . Rates wafer from a pond near tbe college was re­ off the serious consequences, and be $1.50 per dajr and upward. sponsible for tHe outbreak. Tbe water imoumtkiai . locations restored to perfect health and strength was lowere(^ only temporarily, he says, in The Chicago »% North Western Railway by taking Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Vegeta- The State Room reservations can be Older to remove aotne stumps which were C3o, will promptly fiirsiah reliable infor l»ie Compound, and then write to Mrs. telegraphed at our expense in the pond, and none of the men engaged niation regarding the many suitable points Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass., for further in the work waa ill nor were any of tbe on its lines for mniufaclnring (‘stahlish- free advice. No living person has had residents along the stream taken sick. iiients. Thriving citica, abundant mate the benefit of a wider experience in J. W. Fitzgerald GEORGE DUCnSCHERLR It ia evident that the exact cauae of the rial and fine market facilities. Parties treating female ills. She has guided outbreak must remain a mystery, although seeking locations for new industries thousands to health. Every suffering 9 CASHIER. #Sw sS DsIswmw Av *. raoPRiEToa the presence of tbe disease germs might should apply for fiarticulars Addreax woman should ask for and follow her St. Johns, have been discovered by a prompt bacterio ­ Industrial Dep ’t, C. A N -W. Ry., 21.6 Jack- advice if sbe wants to be strong and logical analysis at tbe time. son Bonid , Chicago. 61 w8 well. 8 THB 8T. JOEN8KXWB. THinUAT rOOK/ATTGTJCT 10^ IMS

I EAST DEWITT. TO PROTECT FIREMEN. ' I Helen Ott is very oicli-----I»uis Voiainet lavwnlous Hnarine I'aed br MaaebM- Our Entire Line of : apent Sunday with W. W. Wellon and family ter (EaRlaadL-DeNartaaaaL I ni South Hiley. • A uuvel (Ire engine has recently been IOC and I2^c ; The pruceeda of the box and ice cream constructed fur the fire department Avers I mM!ial given by the (lleanera laat Fridav eve* of .MniicheHter, Kngluud, which con ­ ( uing at the home of Wm. Loeach waa Lew .V Cha-e 4|id nrgxn re uirinu in Ban ­ tains in addition to the usual features Don ’t try cheap cough medi­ Mrs. Libbie Peltier, Jule Muot, wife and ATTACKED BY A DOG nister Monday p. m.----- Tue Al. E. Aid of an ordinary steam fire engine a cines. Get the best. Ayer’s family apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. society will be, b^d at the home of R. D. uuinlier of additions designed to facill- Cherry Pectoral. What a Melville Kyee and family----- Anna Wilhelm CHILD rBLL DUWM ANOTHM AMIBIAL Ackuioody Thursday Aug. 17. Mm. Ack- tute the oi>eratious of the firemen and epeut aeveral days last week at the home of moody will be aasisted by Mrs. B. Garrett record it has, sixty years of SPBAMO DPOM HIM. to jiruvide Increased safety. Mrs. Doty. and daughter. Tlie first of these is an air pump, con ­ Wash Goods Fred Geiaenhaver, wife and son Howard Howard May the 3-year-old eon of J. May Mm. Chas. Evans is* visiting in Ownaso* nected hy gearing with the crank shaft Cherry spent Sunday with John Schneeherger and who lives aoutawest ot Gln^ waa aeveroly The M. W. A. give an excursion to Toledo of the engine, which furnishes air wife of weat LAneing ---- Louie Geiaenhaver, bitten by a dog Saturday. The child was at Thursday August 17 -----Clyde Mooro ip in Reduced to Eld. Goodrich's, a neighlxir, and while com­ througli a fiexihle metallic hose to fire­ wife and aon and Jacob Waltz apent Sunday Edusbiag ----- Irvin Wool) is delivering meat men working in dense smoke or placed Pectoral at this place. ing through the doorway, stumbled and fell. for James \V(x>ley. t George and Mary Heiler apent Sunday with The fall apparently excited a dog ly>Q^ iQ wliere tlicy are suitject to gas or fumes room whim sprang on the boy and bit him Arthur Fowler and Ethel Greenfield of 'of acids or other chemicals. This fiexi­ cures! Ask your doctor if their uncle and aunt, Henry Voisinet and Faifield, were married laat Wednesday. he doesn ’t use It for coughs, wife of Lansing ----- Mrs Lee Doty anent Sat­ twice on the cheek and jaw, badlv lacerating hle liose is connected with a protective 8c per Yard! colds, bronchitis, and ail urday with her mother, Mrs. Soott Clark of the flesh. As the d^ waa not raliid no dang ­ Mm. E Fuller of Maaon is visiting her helmet worn hy the fireman, which Is Lansing. er from that source is expected. The child a parents, Mr. and Mm Linsee -----George made of heavy leather, extending throat and lung troubles. condition is serious but, l)r. Beal of Elsie, Uoisington has been granted an iiicreaae of down over the shoulders and supplied “ I havr found that Ayar’a Cherry Hectoral Eid Williams of Dewitt is doing some work who lias charge of the case thinks be will pention of $ 10 per month. t* the Ite.t medicine I can preicribe for hruu- this week on Edward Mahar's houae. come through all right. with an opening for the eyes and upper chltla. iuflueiita. eoupha. and hard colds.** H. J. and A. J> Hawkins have soli th ‘^ir part of the face. The air enters at the M. Luubiia M, M.U.. Ithaca. N. T. Mande Roby of Bath has been engsgetl to stock of groceries to parties from Elkton and SSo., 50c.. f 1.00. J. C. ATBIt OO., teach the Love achool the coming year. are now conducting a sale of boots and ahoee back of the helmet and 4ows around All dniKKltts. I..4»well. Mass. fac'e, passing out of this opening, John Hicks, for 4231 BEAT A $2,000 policy in the Modem W(X)dmen, PRICE held by Glenn Liveaay, haa been paid to bia keeping the eyes and note free from parents. smoke. 33 Clinton Ave., St. Johns, ilich. Bronchitis J. D. VAN BURGER DEAD IM AN BXCITINO BALL OAMB BT The hoi met contains a telephone re­ LOCAL TALBNT. L. B. Downey left Elsie the first of last ceiver and transmitter, whereby com­ Correct any tendency to constipa­ A great game of ball was played in Elsie week for a visit with friends in Alms. U|H>n munication can he maintained with the X tion with small doses of Ayer ’s Pills. BHKUMATIC rSVBB CAUSK1> HIS last Friday afternoon as announcra in llaming his arrival he was taken with a congestive chill and at present is serioualy ill. oflicer at the fire engine and hy means DBATH AOOI78T3. letters on the side of Craven &. Eddy’s 'store. of a swltchhoanl if necessary with a Th^ north siders would play the south aiders The best help a farmer ever had ’is one of J. D. VanBurger whose illness was men- at their ball ground in the afternoon, the chief official. Tlic engine has a small tioded some time ago, died Aug. 3 of rheu ­ services of “Wild Bill” having been secured those MeVicker Gasoline enmnes. You ought dynamo located over tlie front wheehs matic fever and heart disease. He has been to go to Bannister and see the sample run at and c3nnected with the flywheel hy I LET GOOD 5HEEP The Little Jap' as pitcher. It was a hotly contested held, Weston ’s. • a great sufferer for many years haying con ­ the score standing 30 to 20 in favor of the means pf a lielt. This furnishes a cur­ tracted rheumatism during his service in the north side, proceeds to be applied to the H G. Pearce and wife are visiting, in rent for eight thirty-two candlepower is a winner as its name indi­ war of the rebellion. The funeral was held fund being raised for Earl Chamberlain. Flushing an(i Edint ----- Spencer Reynolds of iucandesc^ent lamps through a flexible to Lonest men in an honest, straightforward at the Heed church Sunday at 2 p. m. Hey. Ellsie also played at Cheeaning the first of Denver is in Elsie, called here by tlie serious Jjinton preached the sermon. Six of bis cable, so that provided with a hand cates. It is unquestionably the the week, the score standing in favor of the illness (^f his sister. Mm. Fanny Call. lamp a fireman can iieuetrate dark and / wa3’. I do not speculate or have culls to let, comrades acted as pall bearers. His home game. children were all present at tlie funeral with Miss I.1OU Galehouse has returned from a smoky apartments, where It is neces ­ best Five Cent Cigar ever put the exception of me daughter living at Oma­ visit with friends in Maple Rapids ----- Mm. sary often td cut off gas or oil supply. or buy sheep for that purpose and I have no ha whose illness prevent^ her coming. CLBHBNT FAMILY BBCNION. N. L. Highbee has been removed to her Tile entire equii>mcnt, including the on the market in Central Mich­ Mr. VanBurger was born near Rochester, On Wednesday, August 2, a very pleasant daughter ’s. Mm. John .Sheldon. protective helmets for the firemen. Is good ewes for sale. My season for letting Oakland county, July 24, 1843, and moved athering took place at the home of Arthur Allen Oberlin and family, enroute to West 8towt*d In the forward part of the fire to Victor withnis parente when a small Ijoy. Tahbor and wife, the occasion being the annual Virginia, visited at Frank Oberlin's from sheep is every year; August and September, igan. It is strictly hand­ Wednesday until Sunday where they leftover engine, which Is of the usual English He served three years in the Civil War, reunion of the Michigan branch of the pattern, and adds coiilparatlvely little having enlisted when he was eighteen in Clement family. large tent was pitched the T. A A. A. railway for Toledo. They at Merle BeecH, ^ made, with long Havana filler, Company D. First Mich., Cavalry at Ovid. on the lawn where covers were laid and an expect to be gone until next spring. to Its weight. He was dlschargedlJanuary l(5,*18t)G. He was elegant dinner served to about 70. At the 420 tickets were sold Tburaday for the Protective devlc^ of this kind play a and smokes freely with rich married to E'ranees Clark in 1^8. To tliem close of this the company was called to order Sunday school excumion at Corunna ----- The more important plut in the eciuipment were born one son and at her death he moved ' bv the president, Charles Clement, who tooa house of Lewis Bennett is receiving a new of EZuropean fire brigades than in flrvor to the last whiff. to Clinton county, where he has since resid­ cliarge of the business of the meeting. A coat of paint. America, wliere such appliances are R. C. PARiSONiS • ed. He married Addie Smith in January very appropriate selection of music was given Mrs. L. L. Pearce spent Friday in Alma not employed hy the firemen to any 1877 and six children were born to them. by the quartet. The company was led in cousideruhle extent, although In the brtb He was the oldest justice of the jieace of Vic­ prayer by the chaplain, William Clement. Irvin Oberlin is borne Vom Flint ----- W. 3^' R. Holmes and family are visiting in Elsie. heavier apparatus and methods they tor, having served twenty-four years. Items of business were then discussed. ihe\ Tlie Little Jap lie leaves a wife and seven children, Clark, By a unanimous vote the officers were retain ­ Mr. Holmes was former pastor here and very stand far in advance of British aud kindly consented to preach in the Methodist continental practice. Recent fires In Ezra Harrv and Carey VanBurger, Mrs. E're of Owosso ----- Ella Kimball of Romeo attend ­ fares, will be on sale E'riday,Aug. 18tb, ’05, Keil of Ovid is visiting his uncle. Hay Tomp ­ The Baptist quarterly meeting will Ire held A Notc I Combination of Renlllenrr to make one more effort. I wrote to kins, for a few days-----!llarshall Hand, wife ed the funeral of her uncle and is visiting valid returning Aug. 28th, '05, except go­ nnd Dnrablllt}-. Pierce, and I will never forget bis IdndlTi relatives here for a few days. in E'.lsie beginning E'riday of this week and ing date from Detroit and stations west to vice, telling me to follow his Instmc . and sun Verne of Trice, visited his cousin, lasting over .Sunday. Rev, H. B. Towner of The dinieulty of securing a motor faftbfully and not to submit to an oper> * K. N. .Suttin and family ."'unday, Pontiac, inclusive, and Fraser will be Aug. In five months w improvement waa sc You will save a doctor bill, save time Cirand I.een helping his father when it tells you, by its coated apjiearance, in two wi-eks. Presiding elder Delamarter Chicago, III. 51w2 the solid tire wheel Is apparently some and. as so many ladies applied to me through harvest, has returned tu .St. Jtihns. to do so. 2'>c. at druggists. be here Saturday and will preach Sunday. degrees nearer solution, inasmuch as haformatlon regarding Dr. Pierce’s wa NORTHWEST DUPLAIN famed medicinea and bis plans of trestou Tanl Kress and wife of Manchster, is visit- State jobs in Nebraska are not given tr one Ihiglish engineer has produced n I Mt in duty bound to trlve them the belt Eawyer VValliridge from St. Johns was in spring wheel of which great hopes are of my experience, so, told them the ft i ng his brother and family----- Mrs Eliza- I)oliticau8 who swear. If sucli a rule were Will Perkins of Nevada and Charles Per­ The large number of positive cures sffs< lieth Siuilev and Mrs. 1>. M. Correll visiteil ever introduced in Michigan the only office town the first of tlie week----Mrs. E. A. I entertaimsl. by Dr. Fierce’s remeciles alone, used be • Talior is under the doctor ’s care. kins of X'ictor sjieiit .'"aturday and Sunday recommendation, aeenx'd. In one year’s their sister, -Mrs. Z. T .Shallower near Uvid. , iiolders would probably be deaf mutes with the ’r brother, Daniel Perkins -----Daniel Considcrahle Ingenuity has 1»een ex ­ nothing short of a miracle. I couldn't .\ numlK-r of our young jieople visittsl Perkins anf Homestead, Ben/ie Co. and Mrs. Phoeiie Holbnwk of Elsie were 'Aix Avoira.* no substitute. c is visiting her graudjmrents Mr. and Mrs. troit to l>e given by the Sunday Schools of tives in Eureka and vicinity. Gratiot county on-Vug. 15. guests of .VI rs. Chauiicey ."k'arls Tuesday and If you want to know about y Jack Bishop. Wednesday. Burt Gower sp uit .Sunday and .Monday coverv do not contain opium or other body, read Dr. Pierce’s Common Be evening at the home of Daniel Perkins. harmful drugs. They are compounds Mrs. Art (Jray and ohibln-n from Alba The l>est help ii farmer ever had is one of Walter Baker of Bancroft and W’illio of medicinal principles, scientifically Meaical Adviser, which can be had have returnt-d to Bannister and are rooming { those .MeVickrr Gasoline engines. You might Waters of Ovid visited at H. Stehbins ’ re­ Wesley Xye and wife are on the sick list. extracted from indigenous roots that the cost of mailing, 31 cents in o at Mrs. Holt ’s----- Chas. Crell of the Elsie I tn go to Bannister and st-e the sample run at cently ----- Wm, Brainard who has been ill .\nna Martin of Shcpird is staying with cure the diseases for which they are cent stamps for the cloth-bound bo< <. Bridge Co. was in town ilonday getting liis * Weston ’s, ® with fever is convalescent. her sister. M rs. Emma N'ye wlio is still suf­ recommended. They are naedicinee or 21 stamps for the paper-covei men starte*! on the bridge jol). H. E. Gr<*en and wife went to Elsie Thurs ­ .Mrs. Maude E’iler and daughter Theda fering with a felon ----- Cleo Thomas and which have enjoyed the public confi­ volnme. 1008 pages. Address Doct Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. 'I'-iylor and niece Miss day------f. W. Harrod of Ithaca was in town from .'Syracuse, N. Y.. are visiting her parents family of .\shley spent Sunday at the home dence for over a third of a century. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. iV.'.-inie Barker of Wayland, t)nt. are visiting Tlmrsday. He was doing some surveying II .VIecomber asd wife. of Ernest Pratt. Dr. Pierce’s Fevorite Preaenplion Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets clear t iM"8. 'r.aylor ’s sister, Mrs Chas. Morse. west of town. cures women ’s ills when all other rem­ complexion and sweeten the breati honi to Jacob Eeiner and wife Thursday, they cleanse and regulate the stomac E. II W(*8ton went to Saginaw 'I’sesdav to Mrs. Nial Brown is enjoying a visit from .Vugust 3, a sun. G B. Burbans Testifies after Four Years edies fail. This is what Mrs. H. Har­ att«id the annual retail hardware dealers rison, a proihinent woman, living at liver and bowels and produce perm her sister .Mrs \te(!ollough and little son of Deputy ''heriff Ryan from Saginaw was in G. B. Burbans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., No. 112 West 2nd Street, Siooz City, nent benefit and do not re-act on ti assor iatiou tliat convenes there Wednesday Perry-----Geo Galligan of f.iaingBburg was to E’rid.sy. Elsie VV’ednt'sday of last week in search of writes; “About four years ago I wrote you WHEEL WITH St’lUXOS EXPoHKD. Iowa, says about it: system. One is a gentle laxative. in town Saturday and took a load of house ­ stating that I had been entirely cured of a Isaac Smith had finished tojiping out a fiartics who had stolen a team of horses from hold goo»ft8’ 15th birthday fell on neerly to death and then left in Chesaning. AN ATLAS rORfl OO. the 3rd inst and a jolly company of her voting With the assistance of u sheriff from .Maple entirely stopped the brick dust sediment, absorbed hy the spring drive wlUilii breaking both bones of his left arm at tlie and pain and symptoms of kidney diaease Tbe Great Nurlhern railway has issued wrist. Became to town at once and bad the friends helped her to remetulier it. in the Rapids the men were arrested and returned the wluM'I I’.nd that the chance of side an atlas of 5(1 pages containing up-to-date evening they gave her a pleasant surprise to ."iaginaw the following day. disappeared. , I am glad to say that I bave slip is seii'^ihly diminished. fracture reed-.ide a week previous. .Maple just west of town has arriveecn blcck- Bessie visited pdati VOS in Eagle over Sun ­ a solid rublier tire. The star shaped to visit with friends a few days. eels of social in their ball in honor of Mr. anil Mrs E'owler-----Mrs Henry Pitts ^entertained this character, when the taming move­ BENGAL Detroit, Toledo and Cincinnati' J. H. .^^sions lias rented Geo. (iailigan ’s Sam Peterson who have just returnerl from Theodore Randolph of Dallas, Texas, and company from Fowler .Sunday. ment is given to the center of tlie bouse and is moving in ----- Mrs. Wilton An ­ ('alifornia. A very pleasant time was had, his brother E', Randolph of Durand, were in The M. E. Aid society will meet with Mrs. Elsie the first of the week Martin Hill is very ill-----Wm. Hoffman wheel, tlie whole frame,' springs and “Union Depot both ends.” derson and little son of Maple Rapids are the hall was packed and a number of musical and wife of Lansing spent Sunday in Riley. carriages move forward under resist­ 0. R. Rica Thursday August 17, at 1 p. m. x isiting at Mrs J. H. Carr’s. selections and recitations were rendered. The annual reuninn of the |WooIl family S. D. Watson has sold his farm------J. ance ''roQi the springs until the ex ­ will be held at Wm. Tillotson ’a Wednesday Speerbrecker was in Westplialia one day tremity's of the grooves in the periph ­ For information write afternoon of tliia week. otice off. CHANC^T sale .—in pursuance last week. ery are rea<-h(*d hy the rollers of tho N ■ ti)l ay virtue of > (insD e Jf tbe Cln-iilt Court for the Oouiity of Cliiitoii, In Chancery, made mid litth* ciirriages. \Yhen this bappeits entered on the Sth day of .luly, A. !>., IMS. In a cer­ L. W. Landman. Dear Ous:—I bave solved the niotber-in- tlie wheel is rigid, and fmme and tain (■•ate therein peiidinir wherein Charles T Sturgis is complainant and f^eorge H. Miller. Julia A. Miller law problem; just give her regularly Hollis­ periphery turn ns one. Gradu-nlly, •nd Nanry M. Lonnshiirv are defendants. General Agent, Toledo, Ohio. ter’s Rocky Mountain Tea. It will make however, tlie tension between the NOTICE IH HKItEUY (iIVK.N that I shall sell nt her healthy, happy and docile as a lamb. public auction or vendue, to the highest bidder, at the How Dollars Grow periphery of the wheel and its frame west front door of tbe court house, in tbe city of St. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. relaxes, and Mien a steady balance is Johns, III said county (that being the piece of hold* vVhen St. Johns Citizens Show The Way. ing the circuit court for said county) on Saturday, the BJ^H maintained between them. — London Mth day ot Augost, A. D., 1M6. at ooe o'clock in the There can lie no just reason why any read­ Express. aftern on of said day. all or so morh thereof as may er of this will continue to suffer the tortures be necessary to raise the amount due complainant for Nothing: Grows so Fast as Money. Mrs. liay Robson spent last week visitio] principal. Interest, oosti and charges in this rsuse, of an aching back, the annoyance of urinary ed Bloetrle Bara Bar ablna. ot the following described property, towit: The east disordera, the dangers of diabetes or any here last week of the death nf Mrs. Towns of Ships will soon hare ears- eari that one-half ()) of the west one-half 0) of the northeast If you are in debt your debts grow like weeds, so fast that it kidney ills when relief is so near at hamJ an^ Lansing. She was the mother of ^Frank one-qsarter (M) ot sertkm Na eight

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