THE LOWELL LEDGER. INDEPENDENT NOT NEUTRAL.

FOL. Xll, NO. 10 Clrculatoa 1132. LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THl HSJUY. AUGUST 25. 1904 Official Newspaper. TEN PAGE PAPER IT'S BOUND TO COME ( HUCHES AND .SOCIETIES. CONGREGATIONAL. The theme for next Sunday morn- The Successful Man LOWELL ON THROUGH LINK ing will be "Prayer." PRACTICAL PAINTS GRAND RAPIDS TO Christian Endeavor moetintrat 7. Subject of the evening sermon FOR EVERY PURPOSE. is always the thrifty man. Two DETROIT. "Christ typified by the Stars." young; men may have the bm me start in life, the same salary. Wouldn't Miss Uf If It Could, and MBTHOUIST. Dont forget that we are headquarters for everything in i>aint8 One wlJl alwa.vB remain an em- ploye while the other ffws In- Couldn't If It Would. "Church Benevolences." is the and paint sundries. We can supply these things in any quantity to business for himseii. One topic for the Epworth league meet- sis much or as little as you want, if you are going to do a large Great bodies move slow; and the ing next Sunday evening, and l.ila spent hfs money as he went, job of puinting, seeing us beforehand is pretty sure to mean the the other started a bank ho- Lawrence and Mina Egglest-on will company that is going to build an have charge. count and when a chance came saving of money. Wo carry ji large stock, buy in large quanti- electric railroad from Grand UapidK The theme of the morning sermon be had the money to take aii- ties and have a large trade. We are iti a position to make prices vantage of It. through Lowell to Detroit is a mil- will be, "Our Marching Orders. Go lion dollar concern.1 Don't get diH- Forward;" and In the evening the that are right and we do so. con raged if dirt doesn't tly before text will be. "Show Yourselves." Thursday evening meeting at the The City Bank, snow does; because that road Ik usual hour; topic, "Self Exami- Shaker Mixed Paints. HILL, WATTS & CO., bound to come. nation." A careful inspection of the houses of Lowell and vicinity will .Inst listen to this from the Detroit The Annual Conference sets In Grand Rapids Sept. 14, Bishop Mc- reveal the fact'tliat those which are most attractive and which Dally Times: offer an opportunity for you to l»effln the SAVINS G that leads to Cabe will preside. look host longest are the ones painted with Shaker Mixed Paints. success. The earlier you begin the quicker v quicker your succens. l'resident E. M. Hopkins, of the This brand is the standard of quality in mixed paints. They have Owosso & Pontiac electric railwuy, •OCIBTIBB. says that contracts have been let stood the test of time and use and have not been found wanting All members of the O. E. S. are with Farnham & Co.. of Chicago, for in a single quality that a good paint should have. For .unique- the construction of the (50 miles of urged to l)e present at a picnic at the ness an i brilliancy of colors, durability and covering capacity the road beween those points, and Island- Wednesday afternoon, Aug. that work will be started in about 31. It is proposed to invite several they are the best and cheapest paints you can use. two weeks. Thecompany lecapital- neighboring chapters to attend ftnd Ized at ?1,800.000. and Its offlcerH are: it Is also hoped that the services of a ALL THE OTHER ITEMS NEEDED FOR PAINTINC. speaker from the fraternity may be President. E. M. Hopkins; vice-presi- We carry a full line of White Lead, Oils, i^ead and Dry Colors, dent. John T. Rich; treasurer. C. H. obtained. A very enjoyable time Is anticipated. Varnishes, Enamels, Floor Paints. Buggy Paints, Brushes and paint Pomeroy; secretary. Frank Wescott. supplies of all kinds. Paints, Varnishes. Stains. Enamels, etc., in Associated with them are J. L. Hud- Mrs. Althen will enterlain the Sun- small cans for household use. Also In larger sizes. See the color son. Gov. A. T. Bliss and others. shine club Thursday afternoon of cards. Don't Miss It! Mr. Hopkins Is also Interested in this week from .*1 to ,"). the Grand Rapids and Ionia: the We are always glad to talk about paints with you. Ionia and Owosso; the Grand Rap- Buying of us always means satisfaction to you and In ids. Belding and Greenville, and the most cases, eBpecially on larger jobs, a substantial Gr nd Haven Grand Rapids and saving. If you fall to see us, It means loss to us both. .Muskegon railways. When all of the lines are completed they will The goods.we offer are first class in form a trunk line east and west every particular. The cost is entirely across the state. Look's Drug and Book Store. ignored. Our object beintr to quickly YOU KNOW WHERE. dispose of the limited quantity named. HEARD ABOUT TOWN. Please bear in mind that we will be unable to furnish these pfoods afteo^ Miss Kate Perry is attending teachers' institute at Grand Rapids the present stock is exhausted pli- this week. cate the price on future ordgr^' Miss Una Bostwlck of Grand Rap- ids is visiting her friend, Miss Delia Wlnegar. m 7c lb. in 51b. lots. Elmer White went to Saranac yes- MlU) HILER. . Under (Jil 40c gal. in .*) gal. lots. terday to play with the band at Pioneer business man. now retired, Harness Oil 25c gal. in one gal. lots. Time is Money that place. who contemplates removing to Cali- Sleel Barn Door Track 2 l-2cft. Mrs. Emma Greer of Kalamazoo fornia to spend his declining days. Cream Separators. has been spending two weeks with Teach the boy and girl its value by pre- her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Lewis. HEARD ABOUT TOWN. senting them WATCHES selected from lixtra Barealas la Secomd Hand Cook Stoves Walter Dillenbeck and family of our elegant stock of time keepers. Cases Ionia visited his parents, Mr. and and works guaranteed. Prices posi- Mrs. L. Eggleston visited in South tively the lowest. Fine assortment of Mrs. J. Dillenbeck, last week. Boston last week. D. H. Owen Is "hello-lug" at Citi- WUlle Schrelner Is . visiting rela- CHAINS, FOBS AND zens' central this week. Miss Agnes tivesat Cadillac. CHARMS Perry l>elng "under the weather." to match. Fred White and Glen Ernst wi R. B. BOYLAN. Miss Llbble Lawrence and Mes- home from Saranac Sunday. Special Priccs on Cut Glass and high damcs D. Cv-Machein and Geo. Mese- grade SlUerware. car spent yesterday In Grand Rapids. Miss Mabie Scott Is spending the week with friends at Alto. Mrs. Frank VanFleet and three children of Grand Rapids visited over •las. McMahon of Grand Rapids Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. J. was In town part of last week. I.China Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dutcher. C. W. Parks is receiving overtures to be perfect, goods that will Mrs. Hugh MacKenzle of Manls- i Ice Cream Soda from other towns to establish a fac- Kodaks tlque and Miss Ida Cogswell of Grand please you in every partic- tory for the manufacture of his pat- is a treat indeed. Don' t ^naa Rapids visited their parents Mr. and ents. and ular, come to us—we can Mrs/M.S. Cogswell part of last week. us by if you're thirsty. Chas. Boyle and Will Denick. Jr. supplies please you in every way. Mrs. Dr. Boughner and daughter have bought the Lowell laundry Bell, of Grand Rapids visited Mrs. E. outfit and propose to «vt it into S. Adams last week. Mrs. Adams shape for first-class work. They WtLDON SMITH, The Baker. accompanied her to the Ada plcalc should be encouraged. It is hardly Come in any time and see Thursday and spent Friday at Cas- a good business principle to send so cade. the different lines we carry. much money out of town every week. Mesdames Homer and Geo. Cutler You are always welcome, nave returned to their home at Luth- whether you buy or not. er after a short visit with Mrs. F. R. Ivckor, accompanied by Miss Marie Cutler who has been spending two To Make Room for Fall Goods weeks here. We are Offering Mrs. B. J. Peck gave a six oclock dinner Saturday In honor of Mrs. C. M. Vinton of Dakota, the following guests being present: Mrs. S. J. JEWELER AND A. D. OLIVEK Hakes, Frank Hakes, Messrs. and OPTICIAN. Mesdames L. H. Hunt, W. S. Godfrey, Jfot Weather Soods and A. L. Peck with their families. Win. H. Eddy, who has been In de- V. clining health for several months, hus taken to his bed, and for several days his life has been dsepaired of. Jit Wholesale ^Prices Lust night he rested well and this morning tlie attending physician had some hopes for him. F. D. Eddy of Grand Rapids Is a frequent attendant at the bedside of his father, W. H. Eddy. Frank got THESE GOODS ARE stung on the eye by a kissing bug or Home pesk.\ thing, and hail the mem- After The Ball ber in a cage last week. He wanted THK LKUOKU to explain things to |to stop the everlasting questions. Ciasolenc Stoves The Light & Power committee Oil Stoves is Over was agreeably surprised to find that HON. UAKKV l> JEWELL, Refrigerators the repairs needed at the plant were Who is in the field for re-nomi- Ice Cream Freezers not so extensive as had been feared, it Is expected that service will be re- nation for the oflice ot Judge of Lawn Mowers sumed Saturday. Probate. Mr. Jewell has given Etc. You must still cat for though you may not live to eat you s Kent county a nou partisan, fair must eat to live. That leads UK to remark that Rev. W. O. Knowies of Grand Rap- Ids will speak to the liberal and spir- and able administration ot his oflice it usi people in a room in Lyon block and has acjuired an experience that at -'I and 7::W p. m. August 28. Sub- should be valuable to his COD si it- WEYRICK'S i jerts: "The Ten Commandments," ' What Are the Signs of the Times." uents. In this respe' t at lertst he lOocan sau* you money. NEW MEAT MARKET %Message s after each address. Ques- "holds over" all U Republican tions answered at both meetings. oompetitovs foy t^e ortice. is the best place in Lowell to satisfy the wants of the inner 8 Mr. and Mrs. John Christie of 493 Lake Avenue, Grand Rapids. w.Uft 'Vhe musioale and elocutionary man for a little money. Everything you would expect to up to the picnic hyjt wm and re- entertainment whiruiun d vvn to Collections, Con» The first wireless dispatch has been to Indian ceremony has been his wife youngster was on the track. In front ter's hand Omuha-Sl.25Si6.86. est kind. The company must spend Before the Instrument lo Swept The whoiesaio houses on Fourth On tho wheel ns wo Balled to tho Ind! form ratio, so that vision, hearing, New York—$i.C0fflfl. vents Attack by Mikado's Warship seem to yon if you would only Invest teyHnrlng an'j saloof K'-al Kttale. Has also Bent from Nome city in Alaska, and for nearly forty years. Bah We Tuk I'itt8burg-|2®R,90. In a bottle (if It nnr illd hn cnlnrfrn guaHHod anil Peen admlttod to prucllce Id the of the oncouiing locomotive, and 520.000 within Bay City within one street for two blocks below Robert smell, taste, touch, muscular force, in a douu oi it, nor uiu nt cniargo Jni.Tior Duumiueni anJ all tim bureau# ViX'i It isn't a hard-luck story, either. Yosh owns considerable property. He Away by the Storm. Oh. to point by the southern cross. Buffalo—$t.!fW6.23. in Harbor at Shanghai—Czar's Boat seemed too frightened to move. Han- year: must give thirty-minute service suffered extensive damage. The storm were all appreciably lessened; there Bt. Louis—n.SOftfi. on various themes to display his con- themoMjd L ron.ly to prmecute claims for Or to follow the northern star! Is Beaten in a Running Fight. Is 70 years old and his wife is 55. sen quickly shut off steam, swung to Caro; must have cars running to swept across Smith's park, leveling To fly a race with the albatross fore. It followed that the endurance St. Joseph-$I.MW/fi.2S. versa!lonal powers, but connncd him- to pen.loB bounty, According to a feminine expert the With death near he wished to inRure To tho lands that lie afar! HOGS. himself to the pilot of the engine and, Munger, six miles out, within two St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 22.—Fifteen shade trees. Much damage was done and fighting qualities of the soldier Ch lea go- Jl.Saf? 5.65. self strictly to his professional work. IWm, l overage woman's idea of being real his wife's possession of his property. Oh to ride from crest to crest. grasping tho child, drew her out of years: cannot build a branch towards lives lost—twelve of them in or near on East Seventh street, between Wa- In the teeth of a merry gale. and sailor are impaired; that the Kansas Clt.v-$5.20O5.35. in some respects Japanese barbers R. E. SPRINGETT devilish is to order broiled live lob- When tho lightning's Hash shows the Omaha—t4.5i Ht75.15. Chefoo, Aug. 22.—The first detailed The couple have married children and harm's way just in tho nick of time. Saginaw at any point except within the twin citics—scores of persons In soldier cannot march so far. endure N.-w Vork-$6.1Sffl0.25. aro preferable to those of our coun- ster. conta and Kltson streets. The Wash- sea's unrest. news of the general assault on Fort the legal ceremony was necessary be- In performing this act. Hansen had his one mile of the Bay City limits and jured and property damaged exceeding hardship as well or shoot as accu- Pltlsburg-$2ffl6.36. ATTORNEY .IT LAW ington school building at Locust and And tho cheeks of men turn pale! liuffalo—C 'i/ii 6.25. Arthur Indicates that a tremendous try. cause the law will not recognize a foot badly crushed. Under the pro then not until after cars are In op- $3,000,000 aro the results of the tor Eighth streets was damaged and St. rately, and that since each soldier St. Loul8-W.90a6.80. Possibly this superiority may arise | oener,i Law Practice and Collectiona The wicked generally get what they common law marriage between Indi- The sound of the snappliiR mast. St. Josnpl>-$4.fr:y5l5.2S. conflict Is raging and that victory Is visions of the Carnegie fund, Hansen eration between Bay City and Caro; nado which swept over this section Mary's Roman Catholic church at Tho shiieks of the frightened crew. of the United States represents an av- deserve in this world, but not always SHBKP AND LAMD3. hanging In the balance. ^••om the fact that as they do not Office, City Hank Dlock. LoweU. ans. Martha told County Clerk Bu- is entitled to |500, and the trustees must give eight tickets for a quarter at 9 o'clock Saturday night. Other Unheeded by mo as I challenge the blast erage annual cost to the government Chicago—S3.15®6.7o. Ninth and John streets was unroofed. And plow the mad waves through. Chinese who left Port Arthur Sun- 4 Bakery- Plea, Tnkn Doubtless the Harlem woman who fine chest that wis made by the late nal revenue for the Eighth district. Then the Japanese Infantry assault was something in spiritualism—there ers of the Flying Rollers. The prop- Robert Bonner of Philadelphia, when Calhoun County Divorces. instrument was blown over and no hit the business district of Minneapo- Jiquors, like beer and light wines. In stantly present. Oooklea, Donughts, Buu.h, soothes and sustains eighty cats has further wcords are obtainable. •. i, . i Contract Dental Surgeon Edwin ed It and compelled the Russians to i«: a remarkable letter of his to Queen all kinds of Bread, etc. erty goes towards the advancement he was learning the trade of cabinet A Marshall clergyman who has been lis, at the corner of Nicollet avenue the minutest quantities—that Is. mod- 8 Once s cuatomer, always a kind heart, but lacks neighbors pre- . nimno» 'norni -i ; Tlgnor will represent the army at the retire. Tho Russians' artillery then Victoria on the subject—but he could m of the teachings of the new cult. The making nt Springfield, Mass. The delving into statistics recently de Ll'tLlstvOf f the Dead, and Sixth street. Here the immense erate drinking, causes sudden deaths rea a customer. pared to swear to this. 1 'i fourth International dental congress directed a heavy fire on the spot, com- net swallow tho story of the fat old Baushke family joined the Tlollers chest was presented to Mrs. BuIIard's clared In a sermon that "more di- The list of (Jr!SL,^t various places front of the Glass block was blown out by heart disease, shriveled kidneys, son, changing ,VA^he higher faculties ln gt pelling the Japanese in turn to re- gentleman's travels. So ho contented soon after Benjamin's arrival .n Ben- mother, Mrs. Ruth Cole, who lived In vorces are granted In Calhoun coun- follows: ' ^-v. and a huge skylight blown off, the paralysis and hardening of the nerve Edward Atkinson has not reached into a nyytr animalism, sensual, sel- j j HowHtnd, chief clcrk, will be i ;lre himself with poetry and let spiritual- ton Harbor and have stripped them- Springfield at that time and who was ty in one year than in ail Canada, At St. Paul—Lorin F. Hol^nBon, ralri doing heavy damage to stock. and brain tissues. Are men thus af- the summit of happiness unless he ^fffiugglsh, varied only with pa"-] acting first assistant postmaster gen- The Japanese have swept the Rus- Is:. alone. selves of real estate holdings aggre- well acquainted with Mr. Bonner when England, Ireland and Scotland put to- George Kwenton, unknown chVWJ of the stores In this district had fected the most fit for the strenuous has learned to expel smoke through xysms ot anger that are senseless , eral durlng the abgcnco of Mr. Wynne sians from Pigeon bay and captured gating $75,000 to fatten the purse of he was a poor lad. gether in the same period." An in- Viola Robertson, aged 12; four un- wnrfows blown in and ail suffered life and heavy demands of m an,, br,ItaI his nose and blow rings. - I In Europe. the northernmost fort of tho western Nothing has ever equalled it. the long-haired leader. spection of the circuit court calendar known, dead at Waconia, a small sta- 83 daina e to 8tock The business? Certainly not. O Comrade Mountalnsl moreoriD S - In appearance the beer-drinker may Senator Prince Odescalchl, former j llne of lnnf.r defenses at Port Arth-r Nothing can. ever surpass it. Horse Falls on Workmen. of Calhoun county during the past ten tion twenty miles west of Minneap- mnmmnfh of the Guaranty Life Insurance cot^*^consider O comrade monntnlnst Now Juns's Ua»- News from the far East says Japan's mammoth Tmj" Btorle8 be the picture of health but in real-j i igter; the marquis San Glullano, 1 Russian artillery prevents the olis. m n Tho guorotis haze m Rolled Down Embankment. A big draft horse used in fllling a years would seem to bear out the as- a moderate drlnkw^ fr()ni 20 t() 22 he i8 ,uo8t mosquito fleet Is busy. New Jersey's Loan building taWfir; t Hy Incapable of resisting • an(i the Marquis Campans and ten , Japanese from occupying the forts on Enwraps my Idle days. While driving near the Merrill sewer trench at Coldwater slipped and sertion of the divine. At Glencoe—Mrs. F. J. Gross, Fred- s years of age ^f^ e A far-llunK sentinel llne your blue height mosquito fleet is also in action, and through the Interior lh e of, at while th disease. A slight Injury, a severe | deputies left Naples on board the j pig bay. bridge, a short distance out of Sagi- erick Gross, Mary O'Donnell, aged 13; eon seemH trt Invariably puts the enemy to rout. fell Into n ditch In such a manner as damage was done by water T0* total ab^r^- co d or a shock to tho body or mind | uguna Y Uphold Neutrality. Dr. King's jg-,. ^p&lner at the same age has Round lonp. unbroken .drenma. naw, James Eaves and daughter met to pinion ftmr workmen beneath him. Was Prepared for Death. Patrick O'Donnell, aged 17. a cruisgr for New ork flcea. A_..v of life at least at 61. Who will will commonly provoke acute disease, | Alexander Agasslz. the celebrated Shanghai, Aug. 22.—A Japanese de- Where soft winds sway and murmuring i with an accident that resulted In three The trench was so deep and so nar- Daniel Holmes, a wealthy retired At Minneapolis—Six-year-old son of pmu-runea thrall. The prize monkey at the Philadel- The street car service was tie^ the safer business man at 40—the ending fatally. Compared with Ineb-1 scientist of Cambridge. Mass.. was stroyer, with decks cleared for action, And lulling waters fall and fall! broken ribs for Mr. Eaves. The road row that a derrick had to be brought farmer near Galien, died suddenly of. nnFranprfl{ok r Hedges; Richard Hilllsbrlck, New Discovery phia aoo is learning to write. It is until noon, trolley wires being moderate drinker already old and riates who use different kinds of al elected president of tho International entered the river here Sunday after- Is being repaired and appears to have Into requisition before the Imprisoned hear: disease. He'seemed to have a;. . at Minneapolis Junction, These are not climbing hours. Tho expected to fit him eventually for a down in all parts of the city as the re- with but five years more of life or the cohol, he Is more Incurable, and more Zoological congress now In session at noon and anchored off the dock where For(TOa°^i;... given way under them, for horse, car- men could be liberated. Fortunately premonition of death, as he had his killed by lightning; Albert Odhe, aged strenuous will place as society reporter at Newport. sult of falling trees. Thousands of total abstainer who has a 90 per cent generally diseased. The constant use Berne, Switzerland. And eager soul He still. riage and occupants were precipitated 32; unknown woman. the Russian cruiser As old Is under- Wrapped In thy restful haze. What none of the men was seriously In- coffin made and bade all bis friends shade trees '-ere broken off or twist- J show for twenty-one years more, ill of beer every day gives tho system no Tho body of a man, almost com- rapped over and down a steep embankment jured. while the horse came out with- good bye. Holmes had long been a Scores of other persons In all dis- going repairs. ihough Its shenth A Perfect For All Throat and The technical Journals tell us that ed up by the roots, and several streets In his prime as a business man? recuperation, but steadily lowers the pletely nude, which was found In the The United States deitioyer Chaun- ShalVrena IT re i d and show beneath. just before the bridge was reached. tricts of the city are reported to have Seared scars of storm and llame. Bt«ep, Cure; Lung Troubles. "alcohol made from sawdust Is al- out a stretch. resident of the county and for ten are left bar'* of foliage and shade. vital forces. It la our observation harbor of Vlllefranche, has been pos- The girl escaped with some minlr sustained bruises and cuts by falling Finally, drinking is not "an individ- cey at once took a position between lonely trails Money back If It foils. Trl«» Bottlss frsa. ready a commercial success." It yeaYs had not missed a single day that beer drinking In this country That toll far up from sheltered vales? bruises. timbers and glass. The souih side of the city suffered ual matter" the sanio is "sugar and itively Identified as Henry Mitchell, a the Japanese and Russian warships. poems almost impossible to fail to sell Kalamazoo College to Open. to drive to Galien, except Sundays, to most. Hardly a tree Is left along produces the very lowest kind of In- stoker from the Olympic. Cuts Path Half Mile Wide. coffee" or "cream on berries." A The United States monitor Monad- When down thy canons clarion winds I alcohol. Kalamazoo college, the Baptist insti- play pedro with friends. He was 75 Portland and Park avenues, and the ebriety, closely allied to criminal In- shall call. 1 Workman Is Fatally Injured. man's body Is not a good judge of Fire destroyed the homo of J. H. nock and two torpedo boat destroyers tution, will open on Sept. 21. Presi- years old. The tornado in St. Paul cut a path- sanity. The most dangerous ruffians To challenge summer's thrall. entire side of the city is a mass of what Is good for It by taste alone. To Paget at Depew, N. Y., and It Is feared have been, ordered to be ready to pro- Clothed with thy strength I shall bo I John Algenas, a Pole, employed nt dent Slocum staled that every Indica- way about a half mile in width and 1 Somebody has discovered that there splintered trunks, fallen wires, broken that faculty must be added knowledge In our large cities are beer drinkers. caused the death of Mr. and Mrs. tect the neutrality of Shanghai. ready then the East Bay Lumber company at tion pointed to a larger attendance , | eight miles In length through the b isl- To face world-stress apaln; are no red-headed dolls. Like the Each Does Hia Snare. I ness and residence dis'rict. The dewn- windows and damaged buildings. and the powers of reason and Judg- Recourse to beer as a substitute forj Paget and their daughter. A Japanese squadron, consisting of Traverse City, was perhaps fatally In- than during any year In the history of A marble and granite dealer whoi_ . . But now. O comrades, let me listless Ho. taste for olives, the admiration for Lightning struck several houses In ment in the matter of effects and other forms of alcohol merely In- The mutilated remains of a man a battleship and two cruisers, is ap- Rocked to thy pines' low lullaby! jured by a pile of wood falling on the schoci. It is believed that there town business district was hit hard, —Mary S. Paden, In June Lipplncott's red hnir seems to be the result of cul- has been in business at Marshall for this part of the city. causes. It Is "an individual matter" creases tho danger and fatality.- were found along the Monon tracks proaching and is now forty miles off THE BEST him. He was working near the rail- will be people in the college from thirty-three years claims to have sup- many of the big office and business Magazine. tivation. only If a man. In full possession of. the Scientific American. near Bedford, Ind. A letter Indicates Woosung, the outside port of Shang- way. when an engine struck the pile, every state in the union. plied two-thirds of the monuments in blocks being riddled, and the stocks facts, dares commit the crime of put- that the man was Harry Uppenhouse hai. knocking it over jind completely bury- the city cemetery, whereupon a local of wholesale houses seriously dam- Subject of First Photographs THE MARKET "By the way," asks the Boston QUARTER OF CENTURY

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!—J - _l !SB input m rne possible outcome that both 1 don't mean it shall be. I've led you BUY THE officers laughed. (o your vledm' lair as I promised, but Bargains In Wash Goods, Voiles, Dimities and Challies. I'm going back with a whole skin and NO WOMAN WEARS CORSETS "I don't believe In tolling a hell un- CURBS til a corpse is ready," said Scott, "and soon, loo." Then somewhat cresifallen and yet For Fun. Certainly not. yet one miglit suppose so from the way some mer- I've found that desperate men somc- Bargains in Silk Waists, Taffetas and Jap Silks. THE HERMIT (Imes wilt easy. We will wait and see STOMACH helpless lo do anylliiiiK else except re- clmnts try to sell corsets. A Kood corset means a (forat form .ind proi)er . pi . A Story of the Wilderness how the land lays around this fellow's treat. Scott led the \v;iy back to the ca- and incideiitly a ^ood figure on the street. We sell the lair." noes. And it must lie noted that llv«» By CHARLES CLARK MUNN And thai night Martin Telt worse lime consumed in mi doing was of die Bargains in Dress Skirts. Author erf "Pocket Island." "Uncle Terry" and " Rockhaven." than tho man who bought a white ele- briefest. Henderson Corsets phant. The lour camped logether dial nijdif. 1 Lot All Wool Skirts §1.98, former price S2.25. as Indeed they had to. and when they 1 Lot Mohair Skirts $2.00, former price $3.00 because we believe them the best. If you examine one you will be struck by its (Copyright, 1KB, by and Bhpp«rd.» CHAPTER XXXI. HE body petK it lif" fnuii parted ways next day. Martin fell no food propel l v .1 ' .|. regret. CHAPTER XXX. A canoe trip tlfrough a wilderness is T general excellence and believe with us that it is the best. TIIE LAIR OF AN OUTCAST. Healthy diceflion me . [.ure "Thai man Scoll's "bout like most o' UNWELCOME VISITORS. at once romantic, laborious, -and lazy. Many Other Bargains Too Numerous to IMention. It was mid-afternoon, and an im- IIIIHMI for the body, L-NL ' '• the game wardens." asserted Levi, The waterways, of course must be fol- For a moment Martin slnod looking pending storm bid (he sun and made Iroubhrn arise from . m • ; contemptimiisly. when alone with Mar- lowed. and when a "pitch of water," in eiitiim ami sl'iuuii ii 'I i• at these men In spennhlcRs astonish- the forest unduly sombre when Levi tin. "ami a cross 'twixt a loafer n" a na a rapid or fails Is called. Is reached, Upset the entiren tern. 1m piMj, ment. He had fanclcd thoni far away caught the first sound of the stream blufTer, All he wanted was lo earn the your craft and belongings must be car- i rly masticated I I .-loii! MI tIIM on their murderer-hunting cruise, anil where, months before, ho and Mardn prize money, n" hadn't either sen^p or Boforo You Purchaio Any Othar Write ried around If ascending the stream. Btoinlich, raii-inL' ili Iron dug i. iR,. COHLXjA-IR- now they were back—and for what had landed to follow a mysterious path. pains, bel'liinu ii'i'l naiii.i. sand enmiuh t" do it. I've a mighty THE NEW HOME 8EWIN0 MACHINE COMPANY If descending and not too dangerous, ORANOC, MASS. purpose. Its beginning, beside tho bush-grown When over-eatinr.' i' 1 '"'I in poor 'pinion o' most o' the game war- a thrilling, and often risky trip Is made Many Sawlnir Machine? ara madalosall regard- "Good evening, gondemen," said brook, was easily found, where twigs tin stomach Imconi''- ib ned dens." he (•(iiilinued. civlnu an extra less of quality, but tho " Homo" is mada down through the boiling. Seething ami worn out and '1; p p-ia Martin, with tho best Brace ho could; had bceii broken off and grass recently push to liis paddle stroke, "they're lo wear. Our guaranty never runs out waters; leaping perhaps over sheer claims the vii tim. and advancing (o meet, (hem, "have trodden. hired i<> keep laws from bein" broken, We mako Sewing Machines to suit all conditions lalis of two or three feet, dodging Tlied ford 's Hlaili I'raiiLl't ofthetrado. The "Slew Homo'* stands at tho you found your man yet?" i "Hero's tracks," exclaimed Levi, who 'n' (bey llsh 'tT shoot out o' season ail THE TRAVELER AND THE NATIVE. rocks, tossed upon white-crested surges, 1 cures dyttpepma. It fieeri tin head of all HlKli-gradefamily sawing machines The Ledger's Choice for Senator from the Seventeenth bad landed llrst. with paddle in hand: Htomacil ami boHej.S n| . nllU'e > I the time. "We haven't," answered the lender i spun around In eddies, wet with spray, i Hold by authorised dealers only, and. stooping, he added. "They's the matter and giviB Ihe Rtoinacil "Then he's a braggart," he added aft- District. Latter Was Smart But the Other Had For County Clerk. In a curious tone, "hut we think we I breathless with excitement, undl (he ro* SALC BV shall If we stay around here long wild man's stire's a gun." new life. Tho stomai li isMiiieUv er a pause. "'u' 'bat don't count. His Too. mad race is run. and you float calmly I invigorated and the nalnra! ChfiN. A-Ithen. At llii' ciirnrM snllHtiitlon of immy of tin- JklSCUIT enough." Then, glancing a( his com- "It Is he. fast enough." asserted Braggin's a good deal like a feller try- The traveler stepped out of tho car im-nilMTsof tin- lloanl of SH|HII V1SOIS .•mil mli at last In tho foam-covered pool bo- stimuliilion results in a panion, he added. "Do you do most of Martin, who had followed, rllle In hand in' to IIH liunself by his boot straps. to stretch his legs a bit whiic the ITS who lintl Imsliii'ss IriinmtctluiiK Willi ilir low. ap|fetite, witii Hie power to Ilior- Euveiopes 4% oMU'T* of I he Coiinly Olork wlillo I W HS I IM your canoeing by night?" and now also stooped over (hem. [ Ho don't i;it up any further 'n' looks trainmen were doctoring a hot box. ploycil MS i'lili-f l)i |iui.y itml llooli-ki'i'imi In The Shreddod When one stream can no longer be OUuhiy diyest food Do you need ^ Noteheads r "I do," responded Martin. laughing They were plainly visible, and a rldic'lus." "What town is this?" he said lo the tliut ufliiv. I ilfOldi'il lo IM-.-OIIII- n ••iiinililiito followed, a long carry must be made You can build up your stomal h Cards or Togs • fully lH'lli-\lim llial my Whole Whedt slightly, and not at all abashed. "If I group of them at that. Some faint on with UIIH miM ami naiuial Out Levi, like most of the guides, Bet ter come to us If you want a solitary native on the' slalion plat- uxporliMiro iliriv hns spiMrlally lllli'il and often of many miles through tangled want to make time and protect an in- Hie patches of moss, and those close to roinedv. Try Tliedlord'o lllack- bore III-will toward all name wardens. good job. THE LBDOKR. form. '(|imlll|dd nil- lo ilisi-lmw llio tlulli s liunini- swamps where no path ever exists ex- ' lirnl iiiinii dial olllrc. Cracker nocent man." the stream more distinct and showing Draiitflitloday. an buy a And now. as these two will not anain cept tracks In the mud left by others. [ "Name's on the sign up there," re- In ilolntf so 1 mist Uiiil,Uu! voters of Kcm (ho well-remembered claw marks, l-'oi package from your dealer for enter this narrative. It inusl be record- THIS PAPER IH on (lie with Murphy, Count v will look up my nvonl as a man and Succeeds "I presume you know," returned the or a blazed (rail over a ridge that only plied the native. I aliMzon anil carurully InvcstlBHli- my com-, full five minutes the little party ol 26c. If lie does not keep it. send ed that not until years after did Mar- Quick A Co., Advertitdug Agents, officer, almost Insolently, "(ba( warn- an experienced woodman can follow. "Oh. yes—Drearyhurst. How far is petimcy iiml ability Thi'ii I slinll Ih- willing Bread, Toast lour stood looking at them with thri«'o (lie money to The '"liattaiUHij/a dn find out who really occupied this Houseman Bidg., Grand Rapids, lo abide bv Uu-lr division ut tin' iirlmurlc.s ing a suspected criminal or aiding him When night comes, an opening In (he j Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, with whom advertising contracts It to Chicago?" the interest Mardn and the doctor felt inhospitahle cabin on the Moosehorn. to escape exposes you (o arrest?" undergrowdi along (he stream's bank | Tenn., and a package will he may be made. tf "You'll find that, on the sign, too." and once before. They bad journeyed loo or what the ultimate fate of McGuire "I do," answered Martin, firmly, "and must he cut to pilch the tent, or If i mailed you. "So It is—fourteen miles. Much miles to find a desperado, and tho llrst was. Arthur J. Free also that arresdng a man without a fortunate, an old tote-road may be used. \ WOWLD'S FAIR EXCURSIONS business done here?" Crackers signs of him filled them with forebod- For four days Martin and Levi jour- speclflo warrant and proof (hat he Is For days and weeks one may journey j Via "Not much. Keeps us pretty busy, ings. neyed onward In content together, as GRAND TRUNK RMLWAY SYSTEM. 1 the criminal wanted, lays even an offi- along these waterways, meeting all . THEDFORDS though, mindln' It." Candidate for Republican Nomin- "Well, gentlemen." almost wills- th«y had for many times before, and cer open to arrest and prosecution. manner of wild animals native to (hem. I ExctirHiuti tickets on sale daily, "Had a great deal of rain In this i tlon, Primaries Sept. 13. ever// pered Mardn. when (ho (racks had when at last Ihe hermit's little lake commencing April 25,1904, and con- Now you have with you, no doubt, a but no sign of aught human, except | section?" been well examined, "here we are. and BIACKDRAUGHT, was reached just at twilight. Jean's tinuing during the period of the Ex- forw warrant for (he arrest of one McGuire, perhaps, some vacant lumber camp ; "Well, we hain't growed webs on your game isn't far off." and ho led the camp-lire gleaming on Its shore was a position. a criminal In hiding. I gave you. some lone and ghostly and half bid behind our feet yet." VKItUKXIVKS STATION. way Into the shadowy forest, up the welcome sight. Fares from Lowell, Mich., to St. three weeks ago, what I believed to be fresh growth. And so peculiar an in- Louis and return, rate $17 10 season "Any newspaper published in tho I'nnik Kivdi'H wagon whtvi canu' narrow path only a few rods, and tlioii directions where you could find him. terest attaches to these rude structures, excursion ticket; rate $14.40 (ill day's town?" (iff t liru\vlii£\iuiii to the ground be halted, for there, beside It. and near- CHAPTER XXXH. You doubted my word of honor as a excursion ticket; rate STJ.Oo 16 day's j "No, sir; nothin' but the Drcary- Ntrilving nn IIIH hnja^l ami Hhnuidern. deserted for years and left to rot, that ! Only a moment more he waited, then gentleman, and came here. You found ly bid under freshly cut fir houghs. lay HOME BIMLDINO IN THE WILDBU- excursion ticket. 1 hurst Democrat." one is almost forced to halt and ex- : then gave a loud "hallo." J'nt Kngan had tbetui.sfnrtum' to a cabin that had been vacated for many a canvas canoe, bottom up. NES8. For descriptive literature and furth- 1 amino them. They are all alike—a | It echoed through that silent wilder- "Much building going on horn?" net kicked on the It'K "by ahum 1 ant It was the one Inseparable compan- \\ hen Martin, aided by his guides, er Infonmition call on Local Agentor weeks; you remained In It over night, square log cabin thatched with sap- j "Some. Abe Syfert put up a chick- week. • ion of man and his existence In this ness and back from the dilT that hail made their own camp ready write to deo. W. Vaux. A. G. P. &T. committing two crimes, trespass and lings and now rotting boughs, with the : en-house last fall." wilderness: and yet. had it been a downed down upon die but. but no "ho night and supper was (iispOocd \.. Chicago, Hi. A. O. Heydlauff, Lo- Hon. A. W. Weekes, of Lowell. Mrs. ('. H. I'orter viHiU'ii' ah H. stealing, and then went your way. Tho door and window staring wide open i "You don't have much business to noucUliTg panther instead. It would no( mio appeared. Again and anain was II ai Agent. Remember him at the Prlmarleei September 13. Dugan, in Lowell lant Saturday, owner of this cabin Is an old friend of like the big mouth and one eye of an , do yourself, do you?" have awakened much more Intniesl. repeated, but the cabin door remained he started for (he beiinit's but. He Edith ('dvert of Grand KapMs vis- mine whom I know well, and he Is back ogre, a pile of rusting cans and debris ,r "Yes, sir:they keep me down here It held all eyes one instant only, and shut, the window slide iu place, and had learned Irom .loan thai all was (^TATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate ited relatives here tlu» past week. again now. You can arrest, him, of on one side, (he whKened skulls a?.?! at the deepo to answer fool ques- then the row of four stalwart men the smoke still ascending. well with Amzl and old C} and now ^ Court for Ihe County of Kent. At a course, but at your own peril. If you •bones of moose and deer battered j tions." Mrs. it. Garfield of the Lowell elec- glanced furtively around as If expect- "I've a notion to try a shot." whis- a call on tiicm was in order. fsnion of said court, held at the Probat do, I assure you, I am worth and will 1 ollice in tho City of Qrand Rapids, iu Hal > "So I perceive. Well, my friend, tric light plant spent Sunday here around and grinning a. ^Vastly greet- ing a savage to step out from behind pered Scott, and. as no one answered, The OMober new moon was bright with friends and old neighbors, spend }10,000 to land you In Jail for oountv, on the 5th day of Angubt, A. D., you're rather too many for me. Do Ing to the caller. . H Is a weird, lonely, | each (ree. Only a moment they halted, be raised his rllle. aimed at the cliff, in the western sky, the evening air so doing. Now, gendemen, wo won't 1004. you ever take a drink?" •Mrs. ('has. Wilson leaves Friday and sop.'^'lfat grewsome spot where i and then with rifles at ready, and Mar- and tired. cool and crisp., the leaves falling from for a visit with relatives at Mecosta. waste words over this matter. Please Present Hon. Hany D. Jewell, Judge of "Sometimes." mp.V, once lived In a savage manner, tin ahead, (hey Hied cautiously up the The ping of tho bullet against tho (he birches rustled beneath his feet, oonsider yourselves my guests, pitchL 1 Probate. "Then suppose you go to the pump Carpenters began work this week find as you peer around, guessing how rock came back mingling into the re- and as he came in sight of the hut. your tent here, and let us be socJu^e.'" narrow path, slep by stop, twisting In the matter of the estate of the^e and help yourself. I see the on (he new Vetenbrock houw\ long (bis rude home has been vacant, 1 around tho dense thicket along (he port. but no one emerged from tho a cheery light gleamed from its one GEORGE W. CROSBY deceased, Ed- For a moment the tw\ Tfcw'comers train is moving off. Good by."—Chi- Chris Hlosscr has been having his you instinctively feel that a human | frowning ledge, and up (he defllo to hut small window. He halted a moment ward L. Hennet haying tiled in said court looked at one anotheyv-hardly knowing cago Tribune. porches reshingled and house sided. skull may greet you next, or a spectre • where the moose skull still grinned Once again Scott lifted his rllle and al tho gale, for out from this rude bis petition, praying lor license to sell the whether to be clvft'or not. The better appear from behind the hut. interest of said entate in certain real estate Elder Merril will deliver his fare- Tv and here they paused. Martin made fired. home came the sound of music once Impulse woji^jnaiiyi an,j when Martin, The same mystery and invisible pres- therein described. Two Scotch Stories. well address Tuesdav, Aug. H(K no comment, but glanced at the offi- This fime be was answered, for now more. It was not a sad refrain now, REPUBLICANS of the Seventeenth Senatorial district are 88 '8 clif(!omary, proffered a flask, they ence haunts your own temporary homo It is ordered that the 9tli day of Sept. In one of Glasgow's finely laid out cers, anxious to see how this ghastly a gun barrel was thrust out of tho but that cheerful old-lime dance tune. A. D.. 1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon credited with good horse sense and they are expected to show Norma Church returned last week to his good health. each night, and every wilderness sound cemeteries, a rich citizen, who was School Supplies warning was received by (hem. Thcv narrow slit, (hen a spit of red fire, and "The Irish Washerwoman." and as a' said probate ollice, be and is hereby from Grand Rapids. "We do not wish to annoy any one," become magnified and fraught with it by nominating Hon. A. W. Weekes of Lowell for Senator, notorious as a skeptic, had erected a looked at It In grim silence, (hen at a bullet cut its way dirough the llr Martin paused to listen a moment, it appointed for hearing said petition, and the leader asserted, when peace was danger. A squirrel leaping from a an office for which he is amply fitted by long experience in the massive mausoleum on what he term- The Alton camp K. (). T. M. M. of one another, and then up the narrow, boughs above die watchers. carried him back to his boyhood when that all persona interested in said estate Vergennes, are highly elated over We have anticipated the Opening- Day of restored; "my name's Scott, and this bough, a mink or an otter plunging Into public service, and in which he never once failed to represent ed "his ancestral plot." One day rock-walled path. In an instant all four wero prone" ho bad cut pigeon wings to Us lively appear before said court, at said time and the prize they won at Lowell. man Is my chum. John Smart. We the stream, the cry of a loon on the place, to show causa why a license to sell he met a worthy elder of the kirk com- School with an unusual stock of everything Once more Martin, as leader, moved upon the earth. measures, and (hen clasped Angle's the interests of his constituents. Of course, it might be a the intereht of said eatate iu said real es- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund King visited did come here, and of course made free neighboring lake, all have an ominous on. and the rest followed. It was almost ludicrous, and yet the supple waist when "Balance and ing away from the vicinity of fh« im- in the way of school supplies—books, tablets tate should not IIB granted. kindness to Elder Rowe or Huntley Russell to send the^i to nt .las. Snyder's in ^myrna Tuesday. with an open shack. We don't doubt Bignificance. ( br8vps( of men would do the same. swing" echoed from the bare brown posing mass of masonry, so he said pencils, pens, crayons, slates, cjnnposition Not a whimper from any, not a loud It is further ordered that pubiio notice your word as a gentleman, but we have This mysterious forest Influence was rafters. Lansing sf) that they might learn something of statecraft; but to him: breath even, each 8(ep a slow one and "He's your man." whispered Martin. thereof be Riven by publioation of a copy books, etc. The largest and best line we been up the Moosehorn and don't find familiar to Mardn. but now. as he jour- just now there is too much at stake, and it is a sacrifice that "Weel, Dauvit, ye-ve been tip seein' The Desth Penalty. catlike, and. parting the bushes with almost inclined to laugh, "but if you And now 500 miles away from those of this order for three anccessive weeks have ever handled. Come and ^ee our stock signs of any patch or hut you described, neyed onward, down-stream.up-stream, caution undl the open glade came in mean to arrest, him. I'll slay here. old associations, he was listening (o It previous tu said day of hearing in THK the People will not make at this time. The man or corpora- that gran* erection o' mine?" A iittle thing sometimes results in and that's the story and why we are across carry with the two officers, and I've no desire to head a funeral pro- once again, twanged by her father on "Deed, hiv' I, sir." death. Thus a mere scracb, insigni- before buying. sight, and just where the swinging LOWKLL LKDOKB, a newspaper printed and tion that would discard a tried and true servant of known ca- here." camping where night overtook them, circulated iu said county. "Gey strong place that, isn't it? It'll ficant cuts or puny boils have paid stick crossed the path, they halted. cession just yet." a jews'-harp! "You will be satisfied In two mln- It seemed to him that he had under- HABRV D. JEWKLI,. Judge of Probate, pability at a critical time and engage in his stead at the same tak' a man a' bis time tae raise out the death penalty. It Is wise to From here the log hut was visible, But (he face of Scott had grown It bore the same joyous mood as of A. D. STURCIS. ntes that this old hermit Is not your taken a fool's errand. We all ought la true copy) Alvin E. Ewing. wages a raw recruit, would be deemed fit for a lunatic asylum; o' yon at the day o* judgment." have Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever and out of Its low chimney a thin film fierce. "I'm a good mind (o open flro yore, and. more than that, assured man," responded Martin, pleasantly. (o have an inlerest in (he cause of Register of Probate. and the Republican party of the Seventeeth district is not that "Hoot, ma mon," said David, "ye handy. It's the best Sale on earth of smoke was ascending. on the shack." he said, "and see if him (hat this strange recluse and old and will prevent fatality, when "He Is a poor fellow, almost a child Justice, but (o go in pursuit of an in- can gle yerself little fash aboot risin' Martin looked at It a moment and (hat will start, him out." Cy were now quite content ami happy. TATE OF MICH Hi AN, The Probat# Burns, Sores. 1 Hcersand Piles threat- now, and my old friend you saw with kind of a dough-head. trenched murderer hiding in a vast then at his companions. "I wouldn't." answered Martin, "you And why shouldn't (hey be and con- Court for the County of Kent. Al a gin that day comes. They'll tak' the en. Only 'J.'ic, at I). G. Look's Drug S me was his Intimate friend years ago." wilderness was, al least, not (o his lik- "There's your man, I guess," ho may kill the wrong man after all. and tinue thus here? And what was to be session of said court, held at the probate bottom oot o't tae let ye fa* doon." Store. THE movement of the National Business Leaque to amend After the two officers had pitched ing. He had, on (he spur of impulse, whispered, "cooking supper. Do you If 1 was that cabin's owner, and somo gained by insisting upon changing con- ollice in Ihe city of Grand Rnpids, in said their tent, cooked and eaten supper be- and (o prove his own asserdons, prom- one fired close as you did. I'd answer ditions and almost dragging this poor oounly, ou the llth day of August A. D. the federal constitution so as to lengthen the presidential term A. Scot who served an Englishman PALLASnURG. BRODERICK & SON want to call on him without notice, or side Martin's fire, they all gathered ised to do this: but when the broad, shall I ring?" In cdin. Bullets are arguments thai old man back to Greenvale and lo sur- 1904. to six years and make the president ineligible for a second term, this summer as guide and friend «n a BB OANAL BT. QRAND RAPIDS. MIOH. IWnt: HON. HARRY D. JEWELL. .las. Stanton has had three sisters around It and he told the old hermit's slow-running Moosehorn was reached It was (he critical moment, and one merit the same answer. Your only roundings long since forgotten? It fishing trip had what the London Judge of Probate. is a good one: not only for the reason given by the League that from Grand Kapids and Ionia visit- story. The wild man's night visit and night found them at the camp- was but the same conclusion that had Dally Mail calls "the national weak- Officer Scott was not ready to meet. show was to leave your gun behind, Iu the matter of the estate of HANNAH months before was not omitted, and site where he and Dr. Sol were visited business is unsettled by too frequent national campaigns; but ness" for claiming relationship with ing them for a Yew days. Ho and his companion had for weeks and call as a peaceful stranger might. first come to him when he left here A. LEWIS dceased- GEORGE W. LEWIS the hidden cabin, with Its bell signal, by a wild man, he wished himself back with Ihe ofllcers. now reluming with that a president not being annoyed by the buzzing of the sec- all the Influential families In that part Mrs. Frank Chapman and daugh- been searching this pathless wilderness You have closed the door lo that, and having tiled in said court his petition was again described. with old Cy. convincing force. And what harm of Scotland. for a man whose crimes they knew It's now riddle that cabin with balls or praying that a certain instrument in writ- ond-term bee, would give his office his undivided attention, ter have returned from their visit Greatest Clothing Sale The two officers also proved to be The spot had not changed in tho well enough, but of his temper, dispo- retreat" could follow? Amzl was content—the itiK, purporting to be the lyt will and test- One day the Englishman met him in Smyrna after a week's absence. instead of scheming with political bosses for the advancement Ever inaugurated in Mlchigaif. We have placed on sale 560 Suits decent men on acquaintance. months (hat had elapsed except that sition, looks even, they knew but lit- "I've a good will (o send a few bill- | ties of his manhood were severed, ament of said deceased,' now on lile in said on the road driving a pig, and saw and Overcoats, bought of the celebrated clothing manufacturers of "1 should not have taken that all- of his private interests. Having nothing to fear from political F. G. Maynard and W. Wiilard tho Nor(h Branch was lower, and the tle. If the occupant of this cabin was Ids through his roof." asserted Scott, ' earlier feelings dead and hurled, he court be admitted to probate, and that the a little fun. Ualtlmore. Md..^7" LESS THAN THE COST OF THE "RAW MATER- night paddle," asserted Martin, when administration of said estate be granted were in the "Burg" Sunday. summer's growth had sprung up where McGuire. he was in a position to defy angry at being thus baffied. "I'm not and old f'y. two fossils as it were, were corruptionists, and impelled by a desire to make a worthy rec- "Well, Donald." said he. "Is that IA I.. We never ask you to buy at the ordinary going prices, always his story ended, "If you had not to JAMES H. ANDREWS or some other undergrowth had been cut away. The arrest, or at least make it costly. the man to turn fail so easy." happy together and could be of mu- ord during their only opportunity, our presidents would give one of your grand relations?" Mrs. Adrian Voss entertained a extraordinary Inducements or nothing at our bargain store. doubted my word, and to-morrow, if I suitable person. old tent poles still remained In place, "Well," whispered Martin again It was bravado pure and simple, and tual help ami comfort. They were, or to thjjpublic service the very best there is in them. "Ih, no," said Donald, quietly. "This cousin and his son from near Grand find It wise to leave my old friend It ordered that the Oth day of Sept. A. the same endless procession of foam realizing their dilemma, "shall I ring?" Martin saw it. I could he properly provided for during D., ItlO-l, al 10.0(1 o'clock in the forenoon, » • ^ is Just an acquaintance—like yersel'." liapids over Sunday. alone here with the hermit. I'll go Men's New Full Sullsln 200 Yonnu Men's Fall flecks came down the Branch, and the Scott nodded. '"All right," he answered cheerfully. winter; old Cy. absolulely without ties at said probate otTloe be and/fs hereby ap- Fancy Oasslmers Suits worth from $10.00 to With you up the Moosehorn and show same low murmur of running water is only just to say that amidst all the complaints of Timing an Egg. Mr. Sayles of Grand Rapids is $18.00. for Then as all eyes were on this lair of "only just wait (ill 1 got behind a rock. in Greenvale, would be glad to remain pointed for hearing said petition. Men's New Full Suits In 6.48 you that cabin. It may not be occu- Issued from above. It is further ordered, that public notice extravagance, inefficiency ~and crookedness charged against Cooks are often accused of want of visiting his aunt, Mrs. George a supposed murderer, Martin pushed As 1 told you, jt's nqUnj: business, and here, and why not? Illue and nitu'k und Fancy A Oft 100 Dozen Shirts worth pied now, but it was then." When the (ents were up, fires started, thereof be given by publication of a copy Raymond. Oasslmers •••OO the swinging stick forward once, twicc, Then another and (he vital object county officials during the past four years, there has not been method, but the Aunt Dinah In How- 75c to $1 00 of this ord%r, for three successive weeks .39 When morning came. Officer Scott supper cooked and eaten, a council ol thrice! of his coming here occurred (o Mar- ard Paul's new egg story is not open Mr. and,Mrs. Alias and daughter, a lisp of the sort against Harry D. Jewell's administration of Men's New Fall Suits In A AO Fancy All Wool Light proved himself worthy of rcspcct by war, so to speak, was held. tin—A nine's rights. He had consult- previous to said day of hearing, in the to any such reproach. Invariably when Fancy Coloring, worth $12 Weight Sweatersy worth On the Instant, almost, and as the LOWELL LEUOKR a newspaper printed and Florence of Plaintield, visited her accepting Martin's word, and keeping "It was here," Martin* said to the of- ed a lepal friend and found that if the Probate office. He has an immense following among con- shrf put the eggs In the saucepan she from 11.00 to $3 00. for .48 faint, tinkling answers reached tho circulated in said county. fnotber, Mrs. A. Voss from Satur- Men's New Fall Suits, away from the hermit ficers, "that a friend and myself first her father was still alive. David could servative business men, who recognize in his ability, experience began singing "Rock of Ages." and Slnsle and Doulile Bream- watching men, a shaggy-haired human HABRY D. JEWELL, Judge of Probate. until Monday. Hndorwear ...... "It will only scare him," explained and fairness, qualities valuable to the People. The office is gang through two verses. od, Fancy ScotCbes. worth .21 discovered that some mysterious hu- Headache be made to pay over (o him or his Alvine E- Ewing $111.00 8.48 Martin, "and we hope to get him out of child one-half the Income of (he prop- "Aunt Dinah," asked Mr. Paul, "aro Maoklntoshos worth man being or wild man was haunting (A true copy) Register of Probate one that should be removed as far as possible from politics; and Bxcnrftlon lo Toronto via Qrand Trunk *3.50 to $7.00 the woods and back to Greenvale and this wilderness, and, as I told you, he erly since he lef(. The proper(y could there not three verses In that hymn?" Men's New Fall Suits in 1.90 Can be Cured with The Probate for this reason long terms are favored for probate judges, as is Railway Syatem. Plain and Fancy Worsteds. his daughter. If we can't coax him gave us a good scare. Whether he was not he sold anyway without Amzl'a TATE OF MICHIGAN, "Dar is, massa, but I sings only two Necltwear, Gloves, Mittens, Sns- Kent. At a Sliik-lf and Duuble Breasted to go, I am nonplused, and we may Dr. Miles' Anti- sijinadire, and beyond (hat. Mardn held S Court for the County of deemed best for the public service in other courts, j when 1 wants 'em soft and three when Single fare, plus 25c, for the round worth $18.00 to $20.00 pondeni. Collars and Cqffs at greatly this man, McGuire, whom you want, session of said court, held at Ihe probate 9.48 reduced prices. have to carry him out How he has a claim on ii as well. More than this, I wants 'em hard." trip, from Michigan points, (except I can't say. We found a peculiar se- Pain Pills. ortice in the city of Grand Rapids, in Detroit and Port Huron,) going contrived to live here winter after Amzi would doubtless sign any neces- His other egg story Is good, too. He cluded cabin late the next day, and If If your nerves nr.- Fiihjerl l» (llsturl)- said county, on the llth day of August, A. KISSER HOBSON has opened his mouth again and "put •dates August 28th to September 7th, was traveling on a Pennsylvania rail- winter Is a mystery." we make an early start to-morrow, we sary papers, and here were four good D.. 1904. his foot in it" as usual. This time it is to accuse Roosevelt ot Inclusive; return limit September 13, nnces. such as llnnlaclies. N.-uialitla, lOegive more change back than any other store in Ttyt'chtyan,Th e new plan of Martin's going away can reach It before night. I will pilot ami reliable witnesses. PRESENT; HON. HARRY D. JEW- way and when his breakfast was l!t04. For furthur particulars con- Backache. ntieimulism. MonsiriMl responsibility—through raising the race issue tor the recent met old Cy's approval. you to It, but more than that you must Pains. Sloopl.ssness. etc.. their JarrinB AH this came to Martin as he stood ELL, Judge of Probate. In the matter of brought the eggs were underdone. sult local agent or write to Geo. W. "Amzl and me is glttin' real chum- ami Jangling can be .julckly fiidcd with wao him: the one little window light the estate of JAMES F. BOOTH, de- wholesale lynching- of Negroes in the South. The Chinese "What time are we making on this Vaux, A. G. P. cS: T. A., Chicago. not expect If this escaped criminal BRODERICK & SON my once more," he said; "we've dug a Dr. Miles' Ami I'aln I'lH- ami listening to that old-time dance ceased. HENRY W. BOOTH having punish their convicts by compressing the.r heads w.th the b.nd- train?" he asked the waiter. is there, you must act as you see fit. tiled in said court his tlnal administration his pertatoes 'n' packed 'em In moss Dr. Miles' Anil I'-mi Pill" •••re plens- music. "A mile a minute, sir." When yon want (iir.t quality and His arrest Is not my affair, and I don't account, and hie petition praying for the ing and twist process. A mild dose of th.s m.ght do Hobson 66 Canal SI. Grand Rapids, Mich. under the cabin; we're cuttin' an' ant little pink tahlits. wliMi 'l-< not net Ami now he advanced cautiously and "Then boll the eggs another mile new goods; call on Bangs & Jessup, care to make It such. I've no doubt if allowance thereof and for the assignment grad. His head has been too large for h.s hat ever s.nce the spllttln' wood, 'n' smokln' meat, 'n' on the I towels, nor do tiny have any peeped in at the window. and they'll be quite right."—London G rocers. It Is your man, that the first one of disagrocablo weakening or hablt-forni- and distribution of the residue of said gatherln' nuts for the squirrels all A tire burned in tho small stove, a profitless sinking of the Merrimac Truth. us to approach his hut will be called Ing Ofleet MM III" : V L'•", estate. THE LOWEU MARKET REPORT. day long. I like It, and wouldn't mind to a halt, and, falling to obey, will meet They are tii" result "f the 1 lt.- I :-e|. ipieer tin lamp, a sort of can with a It is ordered. That the 9lh day of Sept. stayln' with him all winter. He's got I of I' handle, was alight on (he table, old A. D. 1904. at 10:00 o'clock in the fore- THAT the Civic Club of Grand Rapids has engaged in the Poor Bachelor. [Corrected Aiig.24, 1904.] a bullet I've described the location til!.- knowl.Mce on the suhje noon, at said probate office, be and is here- liUAlN. Mortgages, a couple o' bear traps set somewhar. and situation, and would suggest thai and hriiiR relief safely and iiuii Cy with a pipe sat on a stool, and work of cleansing Kent county politics is a matter for congrat- FARMERS ATTENTION by appointed for examining and allowing 4 Wheat 1.08 per bushe Land Contracts, Telephone and Bank Sto 'n' to-morrer we're goln* ter tend 'em." you now decide upon a plan of action. tho greatest sufferer. (he hermit squat on his bunk, was ulation among all good citizens. Its paper, Live Issues in Oats, new 31c ' " y..u should alway keep a I'ev ef I'r. said account and hearing said petition. Bought. It was a pleasant picture of wood A desperate criminal like this Mcpuiie, still twanging his jews'-harp. A curi- Kent County" is letting light into dark places in a manner Corn 55c " " Miles' Anti-rain I'lll- In the l""i- It in further ordered. That pubiio notice life, but It failed to relieve Martin's who has kept in hiding for years, uttaek ous picture of backwoods enjoyment, Rye «5o ' " (•HEAT COMBINATION READ JOHN B. MARTIN you never kimw wle n pain imy (hereof be given by publication of a copy tlL ^nnld convince people who do not enjoy being skinned mind much, or show him a way to se- ,li.-ii your unique, yet pathedc. FBKD won't hesitate to add one or even (hree VKII. ml it i wren ; ti- of this order, for three successive weeks I Mi MATTER BARGAIN. 60 Monroe St. Qranil Rapldt cure Angle's inheritance. It set him to For a moment only Martin glanced l£al some change" are needed in the county offices. Turn the Com and Oats $24 00 per ton more murders (o his lis(. Now know- KUffeiinK i wi he so -kly relieved. revions to said day of hearing, in the By special arrangement with the thinking, however, on what would be Pill enilt'lill no In. then knocked on the door. A Bran 20 00 " " ing what you are likely to mcel, what SCOTT LIFTED HIS RIFLE. 1 »r Mile Ami 1' t•OWKLII LEDOKB a newspaper printed and publishers we are enabled to offer tiKirphlne, or gang out! Middlings 24 (Ml •* •* gained after all by the return of this do you propose (o do?" opium eldoial. en' "come In" followed, and then he en- circulated in said county. our patrons Tnn LOWELL LKDGRK face appeared at tho one small wii nld hy dniBgists Corn Meal 24 00 '* " childish hermit to Greenvale, and niuiil ir .Inn; ', and a tered. There was no ceremony; old HAUBT D. J SWELL Judge of Probate IT IS feared that many Kent county voters do not under- and Michigan Farmer from now un- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throal For a moment the two officers con- dow, then a slide was moved across U, relievo you. or ALVINE E. EWINO I'hoduck would Angle be made the happier by under a K'lar.iHI• • Cy rose and shook hands with him cor- . * will have to nominate their own county and til January 1, 1905 and the American sidered the matter. 11 Flour $3 00 perewt It? It was a question, and one hard to leaving a narrow crack open. pay your IIIOIII-N dially. but (ho hermit remained on bis (^tru^opy^^^^^l^jKisteMiM^obato^ Poultry. Advocate and the Woman's SPECIALTY, "We are here to arres( this chap," (he I •..III. nr. Miles* Antl- legislative candidates this Fall and that September 13 primary Eggs 10c per dozen solve. So far as the law went, a deed, Tho cabin's owner was evidently at r.y ri ii bunk smiling. Maglzitie for live months each. leader. Scod. responded firmly at last, atid length- Butter 10 to 12c perpound and all necessary legal papers, could he home. Pain I elections will be held for that purpose. t Those in the town- G. G TOWSLEY, M. D. N. r Mild in bulk. "Well, I'm back." asserted Mardn, Lard 8 to 10c " " "and shooting is a game two can play But it needed a brave man. Indeed, on lif- All Four For Only signed and witnessed here. It was too Mil' Anti Pain Pills "and how arc yon. boys? I see you CHICAGO AND MUSKEGON TRANS. CO, ships should not fail to turn out to the polls on that day, as Wool 17 to 22c " " at." ••I h Office Graham Hlk Lowell, Mich I noon to propose that now, but It must to now enter this open glade, bristling when with In iil.iehe, and find are taking comfort." there is little doubt that the city vote will be large; and neg- Beans 75 to 1 OOperbushel "True enolfgh," answered Mardn, la- with blackened stumps like so many Hi..I o ifallihly iTeetS relief In a Barry Muskegon Sicamerg 70 Cents. hn kept In mind. I .il. i use Pr. Miles' "Qh, we're glttin' on famous." re- ligence on the part of rural voters may result in the defeat of Potatoes 30 " " conically, "but with one shooter se- faags, and advance to the hut. Scott , r Pills when necessary. Those who are already taking TUK "1 am going to leave Jean here to Neiv. ; sponded old Cy. "Ain't wj^ Amzl?" I cave Muskeg,!MI 7:'J0 P. 1«. Clover 8 00 Northern Michigan Excuraiofls cure in a log cabin, (he play par( will was evidently not that man. for he I ant eie Mv .ill led with neural- their favorites. Remember the date and your duty. Afoyke 7 50 to 8 00 LBDQKB and who have paid for it in bniit for you and Amzl while I'm gone," I .nul lind these pills of Amzl nodded, still smilibg. "We've .. 0,1. H.'iven 9.50 via Grand Trunk Railway Sys- be all on one side. 1 shall not mix up merely watched and waited, and Mar- gill of I , ne Thev are all Ihnt Timothy 2 00 to 2 25 advance as far as January 1, UK).") Martin said to old Cy, when ready to lllliell lei bin choppin' wood." he said. " V Cyrus In It, as I said, but if you two feel that tin felt no cause to expose himself. Is . I line i ' lIC'IRGE f'OI - MR. WARNER should not count his votes before they hatch. MB ATS can get the Michigan Parmer. tern. d-part with the officers; "he can get :.l • ,i St.. San Antouio, sharpened Ae ax on a sdm. 'n' built your duly calls for suicide—well. OATI;. -1 He may get 50,000 majority; and then again he may not. Prof. Dubby—Queer, I've boiled It Just as Reef, live,weight...$325to4 25percwt Poultry, Advocate and Woman's Extremely low fares to Traverse you one or two deer to cure for winter One. two, three minutes passed, and the Tex. a smoke house, 'n' we've got a lot o' .Heef dressed 00 to li 00 " Magizine, as above for 30c. Those City, Bay View, Mackinaw City, use, and I may decide (o let you stay I'm sorry for you. 1 should hate to four still eyed the cabin. Writ. i.• us for Tf" Trial Every Day the cookbook says, but how am 1 to .if Dr. Miles' Antl- nuts fer the squirrels." Ferris is pretty good at figures himself. Veal dressed .•?i) 00 to 7 (Ml " who are In arrears for THE LEDGER An Sable. Alccra, Alpena, Frankfort here after all. When the right time be called upon to bury you under a And now Scott advanced to tho sig- FREE tell whether or not it's done?" Pain Pills, the N. u SeientilK Kemedy "Back to childhood and for good." * • m . Sheep live weight...$3 50to 4 00 " can get in on tills bargain by paying and return. All trains Tuesday. flag of truce In that clearing, and as nal lever and moved It agaiu and S mploin Pl.inl;. Our i rive Chicago (5:00 A. M. comes, show Amzl the (wo pictures of for Pam. Al--i thought Martin; then aloud. "That's •Lambsiive weigh(15 00 to (! 25 " up arrears, Sept. 16th '04. For fares and further for conveying you out of (he wilderness again. Speeiale I w ill |l; ..'uv-e your .' i.^e. tell JUDGE PARKER announces that it will be a speechless Box Statements—The Ledger. Angle and take good care of him." and how no right It. right, boys: now Is the lime to get r.hoap Rates to St. Louis. Calves live $4 25 to 5 00 " Kemember tiie sooner you act on Information consult local agent or von what Is v.' Ami with this parting Injunction he if wounded—well, frankly, 1 can't spare Only the faint bell sounds issued. Free. OK. Mil i:s MKPI'AI. CO.. ready for winter. How are the sqnir- A>kti.T ivk" Agent or Addiaa campaign, so far as he is concerned. Well, what's the use, We can do that job of printing; for this, the more papers you will get ELKHART, uNli. Pork alive $4 75 5 00 •• write to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. &. the time." It was seemingly a case of either ad- LAP-OUATOKIi;^ l '. i s. L. Vaughn, O. P. A., Chloago. you NOW at Tnf, LEDOEE office. for j;our money. and "Old Faithful." as he had some- re s? anyhow? If he doesn't care a rap, who does? Pork dressed |6 50 to 7 00 " t. A , Chicago. It was such a matter of fagt state- - i time called.LCYL pushed off. vance orxetreat. but ScotLdiiLacitlier. (to be continued) mikk. — - - va: *. ''"Auk., V

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The Sunday school Autumn festi- val was well attended the church The Lowell Ledger. FIRST AID AT HOME. was nicely decorated with bunting CEASER_PERKIN8. flowers, Hags, grain and fruit miCHIGAN'S BEST FAIR PI'III.IHHKI) KVKRY TIIUHSDAY AT Treatment In Cases or Accident Until Rev. Bennett and daughters sang LOWKI.L, MICHIGAN Caosar Perkins was tho last nogro the Doctor Comes. some nice solos and duetts and the BY member of the Virginia Legislature. Our Country Cousins It is wine to have In the earliest whole program was good. FRANK M. JOHNSON. Caesar was black—very black. Not a household accumulations means for drop of white blood coursed through Mrs. Vine Welsh, now of Ionia, Entered al bnvi'll Pustuflluc as second quickly relieving the pains of scalds his veins. Just boforo tho expiration who has been a great sufferer from cliiss nmtUT. and hums which are inseparable from J of his term Caesar scored tho Demo- chronic heart trouble is reported household duties. If such injuries aio BUBHCUII'TIO.N (»XB DOI.LAK I'EK YEAH crats in a humorous speech for their CANNONSBURG. West mmm state fair WEST LOWELL. some better. severe one should not rely upon failure to keep a campaign promise he ice oreara social held at the There will be no preaching nor GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Sept. 19-20-21-22-23 home treatment, hut send for a physi- to submit tho prohihition question to Will Burch and family spent cian at once, for I lie patient will un- the voters of tho Slate. E. ParHonage Aug. IB,'-was a Sunday in Grand Rapids. Sunday school at this place as there doubtedly require an anodyne as well !ceeH8> Receipts $9. will be quarterly meeting next Sun- "Yawl Democrats,' ' ho said—for Hairy Fletcher went to the home as medical treatment for tho nervous day at Vergennes. Every body is Caesar wns untutored and oxpressed Mrs. H. C. Chamberlain and of his parents in Ottawa last Satur- shock sustained. While waiting for FREE! FREE! himsl'lf in genuine darky dialect—"is ugbter of Laraont were guests of day. invited to go. the doctor, dip u clean white doih BIG PREMIUMS bout tor let din Assembly break up brother, C. S. Hudson, last Mrs. Wilkinson was the guest of in swe^t oil and lay over the burn wldout keepin' yo' promls' ter pass on Miss Grey of Middleville visited eek* Mrs. Israel Cave last Thursday. Immense Exhibits. lo exclude all air. if sweet oil is not de licker question. You was mighty at C. Careys the first of the week. AMUSEMENTS the best of the new MrB* Charlie Hains visited rela- at hand use incited lard, pure beef port ter promls' 'fo' do 'lection, an* I "IWgoodeftlieoM, Nate Blair and wife and N. Allen Vine Hunter is sick with a fever. or mutton tallow melted or vat-oil no. tives in Fallasburg last week. The Bretons, Wonderful Displays. ipeok 1 kin spin a yarn right hero and wife spent Sunday at Reeds Good attendance from Keene at If the patient is faint, give a stiuiu- vhat'll 'spiain btaness for do satis- A new blacksmith in town. Lake. tho Lowell picnic. Husband and Wife, lain and apply smelling salts to ihe faction of de people. Yo' capers Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Murray attend- John Lemon and wife were guests Wonderful Aerial, GRAND COACHING PARADE nostrils. In casiis of slight burns brings ter min' monsfus forcible de Mrs. H. Mullen went to Detroit ed the picnic at Ada Thursday and Racing Cyclists, prompt home treatment will sufUce. story uv de oat an' do rat. Sunday. of Mrs. Joseph last week. Reduced Rates on all Rail- The Best Races ever isited relatives in Grand Rapids, 11" the blister Is only slight, quickly "Dat tale was tol' ter mo In ol* Cum- Miss Josic Carl of Morris return- Myrtie and Ulah Golds have Loop the Gap. roads good for week of fair. offered at any Fair THE FOX TYFEBflR and mm returning to their home Sunday. apply cold w.iter and then dust the herlan' county, down on Jeems's Riv- <• her home last week, stopping at been spending a week with their spot thickly with flour or make a hat- : in Michigan. er, when 1 wasn't nowhar near beln' Mr. and Mrs. Ilerrington with Ionia t<> v sit friends with Miss aunt, Mrs. Robt. Sparks. BABY SHOW. ter of Hour and water and tie one with grow'd up. It runs 'bout like dls: You never will forgrt il il The IVIost Important Feature on any other parties camped-at Bostwick Km ma Bostoff. Remember the Ladies Aid society a cl ith. A soluliun of bicarbonate of "One time dar was a big tub er 2 p. m., Thursday, Sept. 22. you come. ALL CLASSES ARE FILLED 1 Lake a few days last week* at. the Keene Grange hall Sept. 7. soda, on; lr'vnooiifni to four parti linker settln' out In de barnyard. A Seward Rolf and wife and Ernie T ypewriter^ Rev. W. W. Long and Carl of water will relieve the stinging of rat come outer his hoi' an' 'gun ter Rolf and wife of Grand Rapids All are invited. Uartwell were in Grand Rapids even a deep burn. In half an hour brulpe 'roun' de place. He seed dat Fox typewriters have a cone bearing in the typebar 0-10 of an «pent Sunday al the home of Alva after thl? application carefully press tub, an' he smell sumpin', he didn't inch wide. This bearing, by means of a simple screw adjustment, last Thursday. Rolf. Puts an Bad to It All. out the accumulated fluid from the kno* what. He kep' on nosin' 'roun' is made adjustable so that anyone can take up the wear even luter Monroe and Charlie Ladner start- Herman Jay visited at Ionia over A grievous wall oftlmes conies a blister and apply an oil dressing. a result of unbearable pain from come!! CO/V\E!! CO/WE!! Iwel fus' thing he know'd he was on years of service, thus maintaining at all times perfect alignment, ed for the St Louis exposition last Sunday. Equal parts of linseed oil and lime over taxed organs. Dizziness, Back- de rim er de tub. He crawl 'roun' an* Monday. Horace T. Barnaby, Jr. water makes an excellent dressing; an improvement that is not even attempted on other writing ma- Sunday guests at Henry Jay's ache, Liver complaint and Constipa- 'roun', and fall right smack Inter dat tion.. But thanks to Dr. King's New it is used by the profession and should chines. Of itself this is the most valuable improvement that lias Miss Winnie Patrick has been were: Mr. and Mrs. Alaska Jay, tub er licker. Try hard as he could Life Pills they put an end to It all. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. be kepi in every home for emer- been added to typewriters in many years. spending two weeks in Grand Rap- Mr. and Mrs. Jan. Monroe and Joe he conldn' git out. It looked like de They are gentle but thorough. Try Chris Weitand, Fred and Chris gencies. It is only one of the features which make tho FOX stand out ids enjoying the lake breezes. Batie and wife. Jig was up wld "Im, sho*. He make a them. Only'25c. Guaranteed by D. Kilgus spent last week in Osceola REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE mighty spultteratlon, but 'twan't no above all others. (J. Look, Druggist. Harry Hartwell and sisters, Remember the Ladies Aid nipet- county tisbing and report a Hue FOR PROBATE JUDGE. use. Dar ho was, an' dar It seem as If you write letters you need a FOX TYPEWRITER. Let us * • • Misses Jessie and Maude, accom- ing to be held at the home of Mrs. alch. if he gwineter stay. EAST LOWELL. When you want You are respectfully requested to show one to you. Placed anywhere on trial free. , panied by other young friends J. Monroe Sept. 1, at It) A. M. Richard Murphy and grandson, Invest'gate as to 1>1h character and "Des 'bout dat time a cat come oaraped at Queen Lake, last week. Mrs. Clarence Lewis of .Dakota 'long th'oo de barnyard. Mr. Cat Walter Weiland, aro spending a qualiflcatiouH ami to ^Ive him the FOX TYPEWRITER CO., LTD.. Taken With Crampn. who has been visiting friends here heerd de splashln' In de tub, an* beln' Henry Lampman, wife and benefit of your careful consideration Brnnch Offices and Agencies in Principal Cities. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Win. Llrmse, a member of the has gone to Niagara Falls to visit few days with Sam Atchinson and at the Primaries Sept. W. a gemman of much curiosity he tuk daughter Laura, and Mrs. Chase of bridge gang working near Llttleport her parents. family of Brinton. an* r'ar up on his bin' feet to see Lowell were recent guests of Mrs. was taken suddenly 111 Tlinrsday S. Y. Carey, wife and baby visit- Mrs. Carrie Slovene formarly what de dacket was. Soon's he seed night with cramps and a kind of ROCERIES. Bert Hartwell. Carrie Jordan of Dayton, Ohio, is TOURIST TOOK THE HINT. do nice, fat rat in dar Mr. Cat fa'rly cholera. His case was HO severe ed at Ionia, Orleans and other points gr'nned. Mr. Rat sing out. he did, Miss Youst of Algoma was re- that he had to have the members of last week. making an cxlcnded visit with G cently the guest of the Misses Ella the crew wait upon him and Mr. Why an American in Europe Deco- 'Howdy, Mr. Cat? Dls Is a mighty Mr. and Mrs. Kysor and Mrs. friends here. rated Himself. Receiver's notice. and Eva Cavanaugh. Glfford was called and consulted. pi Me I'se In. But it seem much mo' DR. M. CLAYTON GREENE Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Sweet ontor- We have them. New stock "I was traveling abroad." said the Notice is hereby given that I, Joseph B. He told them he had a medicine In Ware attended the carnival at Ionia nntchul fer me ter be et up by you dan Qraduate A number of teachers from this lained Mr. and Mrs. M. Aboil of and best quality. Also returned tourist, "and I noticed that Yejter, having by a decree of the Circuit the form of Chamberlain's Colic, last wejk.'" ter git drownded in dls nasty tub er Oourl for the County of Kent, -\laled the University of Michigan and Post Graduate Course at New York 1'olycllnl vicinity took the August exami- Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that Sand Lake last week. In the railway carriages, at the sta i .George and Francis Lewis of whisky; an' ef you'll git me outer 8th day of June, 1904, been appointed .re- Medical School and Hospital, New York City. nation in Grand Rapids. he thought would help him out and tlons, In the hotels and everywhere, dls you kin eat me fer yo' dinner.' accodlngally several doses were axV Mosely visited E. Lewis and wife Mrs. Wm. HulTord returned lo ceiver for ihe Alto Creamery Co., a corpor- Oflloe-LOWELL. MICH. Fruit and Vegetables in their Season certain travelers were paid every con "De cat take de rat out, but as Mr. alinn declared and adjudged insolvent. Mr. and Mrs Jas. Howard and ministered with the result t^f the last week. ber homo nt Indianapolis Friday slderatlon, although they spent no family attended the reunion of rela- fellow was able to be ftr&ind the after a visit with her parents. Rat was des drlppln' wld licker he All perHoos indebted to said Alto Cream- Roy Hubble attended the Ada more money than I did. The railway ery Company are hereby notitied to rend- tives held at the home of Mrs. Jno. next day. The Jncfotmi speaks quite sny ter hisse'f 'It won't never do fer picnitt on his way to Chauncey last Chas. Backofon and wife were guard sprang to open the door for me tor tackle Mm while he's so soak- er to me at Lowell, Michigan, an aoconnt Rodgers, in Grattan Aug. 19, a highly of J'fiClifford's medicines. Elkadef^rffiwa. Argus. This remedy week. guests of her sister, Mrs. D. Krb them; the hotel people gave them tho ed, an' I reckon I'll des fetch 'im out of all the debts and HUIUH of money owing W Pay Caah For Buttr and Eggs. by them to said Alto Creamerv Company very enjoyable time is reported. ne#! falls. Keep It In your home It and family of Hastings from best they had and every one seemed in dor sun an' let Mm dry off good.' Ernie Vanderwall cut bis foot on or before September Ist, 1901. and to Henry Werner of Grattan waajffl^nuiy save life. For sale by A. I). Saturday till Monday. anxious to do them honor. At one of After he done toted Mm away he ^ot Sturgls. ]uite badly with an ax. pay the same. All persons having in their WANTED the "Burg" this week. the big hotels 1 noticed a number of Howard Bartlolt and wife wero dar watchin' an' thlnkin' wnat a nice poNgession any of the properly or efleets of Ora Godfrey is assisting his uncle these men who had pot the best of mo Everybody to call at our pifiHta^n*! in Grand Rapids Saturday and Sun- dinner he gwineter have. De sun said Alto Creamery Company are hereby Mr. and Mrs. Bo^y ,received a LOOAIf. • George with his farm work. at all times for several days back notified lo deliver the same to me at lime let us show you the ^ day. shine so warm de cat fall fas' ter card announch^'ihe marriage of Nelson Thomas has gone North and 1 consulted the waiter. and idace above stated. All creditors of Mrs. Walter Maynard entertain- sleep. Knjjjyy Miller, eldest son of Miss Stella Graham is some bet- "'Why Is It,' I asked, 'that this man said Alio Creamery Companr are hereby Clyde in search of a farm. ed Mrs. and Miss Maynard of Low- "Mr. Rat. he 'skivered dat, so he ter al this writing. Bangs & Jessup notified lo deliver their respective ac " !nd Flora Norman Miller of and that man and the other man art srope off right easy, an* Mwan't long Mrs. Alvin Heintzelraan, while ell recently. shown so much courtesy and atten counts and demands to me at time and CEMENT STONE BlA s, Minn. Conirratulations Mrs. Riley King and children of 'fo' he was in his hoi' safe an" soun'. place above stated and all persons holding caring for her mother of Campbell Mr. Holcorab is visiting his tlon?' 'extended. Mr. and Mrs. Miller Blanchard are guests of Charles , De cat wake up, look 'roun' an' say: any open or subsisting oontraot of said We are making for foundation and was taken suddenly ill but is gain- laughter Mrs. Win. Morgan. " 'Ah!' said the water, 'they have "'Hi! Whar my rat? 1 sho'ly had Alto Creamery Company aie hereby noli building purposes. Reasonable prices. jheir early married life settled in Yeilor and family. been decorated. One has Ihe I.egion ing at this writing. Mrs. Joseph Jones is no better. Mm hero To* I fell ersleep.' tied to present the same in writing and in ty and picturesque little home Ina B. O'Harrow eutorlained of Honor, the other the (joldcn Kagle Miss Foster of Grand Rapids is A nurse is expected lo care for her THE "Den he go ter de hole an' sing detail to me at time and plaoe above slat- nnonsburg where Clyde was twenty-four of her little friends last EXCURSIONS and that one Ihe Order of the Star out. 'Heyo, Mr. Rat. Is you In dar?' ed. SiKneo JOSEPH B. YEITER, visiting her niece. Miss Clara Van- ibis week. Ecker & Foster After which he moved his Saturday afternoon, il being her VIA THB All gentlemen having deiorations are " "Oh, yes,' hollered back the rat; Lowell. Mich., Julv 13th, 1904 Receiver derwerker. r to Minneapolis where he Orrel Hendershott and wife aro eleventh birthday. The main feat- given tiie utmost consideration.* 'an' des 'bout ter lake a nap." A. W. VanBysterveld PERE MARQUETTE Hor'ds Pair Bxcnrsions lives, a wealthy and highly Norman Ford who has been very at the home of his parents, C. "I saw the point, and bethought mr " 'Come out a few minlts,' says Mr. ure was a peanut hunt. Ruby via the ill al his sister's, Mrs. Wayne Par- Hendershott and wife. To Saginaw and Bay City, Sun- of an old Inauguration badge I had Grand Trunk Railway 8y»lem. ected citizen, Walker carrying off lirst prize, a Cat. dee in Lowell, is taking treatment. day, August 28. Rate $1.75. Train with me, which 1 had worn as chair " 'Can't right now,' says Mr. Rat. here will be an unusual service vase, Ethel Yeiter the consolation. Medicine Company will leave Lowell at 8.05. See post- Fifteen and Sixty day ExcundoiiH Violent Attach of Dlarrboea Cured by man of some committee. I dug it out "'But. Mr. Rat, you 'members yo* tickets on sale dally, also seven day Office in U. B. William at the Congregational church next James Pardee and son Wilbur ers, or ask agents for particulars. Among the prettiest neck arrange- For Chamberlala's Colic, Cltolera aud Mr. Braisted and Reva Hinyan OF of my trunk and pinned il on my roat promls' ter me,' says Mr. Cat. Special Couch tickets on sale Tues- Jewelry Store. day. Something in .the way of left for New York State Thursday Diarrhoea Remedy aud Perhaps H. Moeler, G. P. A. ments for summer shirtwaists are the a Lite Saved. of Lowell were guests of Dave GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, It was about ten Inches long and three " 'What I promls' you?' says Mr. days and Thursdays of each week at Cilz. Phone 127 ging from parties of" Grand Rlapi - where they will visit the former's broad ami as gaudy and tinseled as a French embroidered collars, scalloped extremely low fares. Through coach- "A short time ago I wns taken Layer and family last week. Rat. brother. PERFORMS WONDERFUL CURES. AUGUST 31st. dozen orders all in one. No one knew and edged with a tiny ruffle. With es and sleeping cars to St. Louis Wood with a vloleift attack of diarrhoea A new bridge is being erecled at " 'You said ef 1 tuk you outen dat dally, via the Chicago and lllluols Rosa Heintzelman has been in and iwlleve I would have died If I Excursion tickets will be on sale at what it meant, but II was a decora- these arc worn small bow silk ties the Pratt Lake drain. Do you wish to know your ail- tub I might eat you fer my dinner.' Central R. R. Stop over not exceed- and Snlclde Prevented. had not gotten relief," says John J. all of the principal offices of the Pere tion. and as such carried me ail over with long ends. Campbell the past week caring for " 'Oh. pshaw! Mr. Cat! You sho'ly ing 10 days at Chicago on all tickets Patton, a leading cltlze of Patton Jay Ellis and friend of McCords ment? Marquette R. R. Co., on date above Europe iu as line style as If it were The startling announcement that her sister Ada who is ill. mus' be .tokin'. You ain' 'spectin' ter except Coach tickets. Send four a preventive of suicide had been dis- Ala. "A friend recommended wero Sunday callers at D. B. Do you want to be well and mentioned, for regular and special an emblem of the noblest order of tho A Floral Toilette. hoi me ter dat, is you? Why, man. I cents In postage for one of the hand- A large number from here Chamberlain's Colic, Choler and trains. covered will Interest many. A run Fero's strong? Old World."—Washinnton Post, A bright girl in search of some- was in licker when I made you dat somest publications yet Issed on the down system, or despondency In- attended the Good Roads picnic at Diarrhoea Remedy. I bought a If so, send a small bolllc of your i Ickets will be sold to the follow- Worlds Fair and consult local agent twenty-five cent bottle aud after Our base ball boys defeated the ing points, but may be used to Inter- thing quite new in the way of dainty promls'.' variably precedes suicide and some- Lowell Wednesday. urine to the Medicine Company lor DOGS BLOW THE BELLOWS. "An. I tell you, feller members," for further particulars or write to G. Carl JCunter thing has been found that will pre- taking three doses of It was entirely South Boston nine last Saturday on mediate stations north of and In- toilet accessories may almost rival the W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A.' 135 Adams Geo. Needham of Grattan Center cured. I consider It the best remedy examination, and you will learn, as cluding Baldwin, where regular concluded Caesar Perkins, "It was de f Coal vent that condition which makes their home ground. garden in sweetness by adopting this trains are scheduled to stop: Odd Labor-SavIng Device of a Black- St., Chicago, 111. sep22 suicide likely. At the first thought of is visiting his daughter, Mrs. N. In tho world for bowel complaint as you never have before ol your plan. Have the ribbons in the lin- same wid de Democrats in de cam- For sale by A. D. Sturgls Will Cogswell visited his parents LUniNGTON TKAVERSE.CITV smith Which Passersby Watch. self destruction take Electric Bitters. Ford and family. exact ailment, you will also receive gerie and colored petticoat match, or paign. When dey promised ter have It being a great tonic and nervine at Hastings Saturday and Sunday. MANISTEK ELK RAPIBS On an uptown Btrect, on the east Barry Muskegon Line Steamers a bottle of medicine with full di- - at least harmonize perfectly with tho de local option question submitted will strengthen the nerves and build Miss Libbie Coons of Lowell is Avoa. CHARLEVOIX HAY VIEW stdo of the idt y. hundreds of people LL the reliable patent PERE MARQUETTE Rev. Wesbrook gave us one of rections, and il the first bottle does I'BTOSKEY IIIANKFORT A gown. If the ribbons aro of violet ter de people dey was Ir licker, \oo." New Dock Chicago RUHII St. Bridge. up the system. It's also a great •laying with Mrs. J. Pardee during Lewis Daller leaves this week lor daily pause at a biacksniitirs shop to medicines advertised In MACKINAC ISLAND make a huge violet sachet of two- —Philadelphia Post. Stomach. Liver and Kidney reg- Mr. Pardee's absence. his best sermons concluded with a not bring results, we will refund watch three large and luioiiigen: Lv. Muskegon 7:00 p. ra.) D n.. this paper are sold by June 26 1904. the St. Louis Fair. inch wide satin ribbon and attach to A ulator. Only 50c. Satisfaction guar- rousing temperance talk Sunday. your money. A charge of $1.25 is For particulars as to rates, time Lv. Gd. Haven 0:50 p. ra. ( D. Q. O OK, the Lowell Drug Newfoundland dogs, which are em- Trains leave Lowell as follows: Mr. Lacey of Lowell spentThurs Norman Higginsbas bought Orla of trains, etc., see large bills or ,make the front of the corset. The petals "The Philadelphia Telegraph" re- and Book raan. anteed by D. G. Look. Druggist. made for examinalion and medicnc. ployed by the brawny smithy to work $1.50 one way, f2.75 round trip. day with his son, Edward. J. Stanton and wife accompanied Inquiry of Pere Marquette agei are easily made by loops tied closely cords the following old German story For Detroit and East Weeks' farm. A. W. VanBysterveld, who is at the bellows of tho forges of his shop. Arrive Chicago |6:30 a. ra. Berths50c. 10 54 am PRATT LAKE. by bis sister went to Grattan Mon- Hiram Seesc of Dutlon spent John Hoskins took in the excur at the base, and conceal a bit of which is well worth repeating: A St. Louis Fair. For Toledo and South day. the head ol this Company, has had In one corn or of the shop is a wooden Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Norton Sunday with his brother, Lewis and cotton which keeps them in shape and father, when his daughter became a 10 54 ara sion to Grand Rapids Sunday. upwards of twenty years experience S ettlors rates o the South audBonth- wheel, about eight feet in diameter, 7 rao limit $14.90 60 day llratt $12.50 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM. east which also holds the violet sachet bride, gave her a golden casket, with For Grand Rapids, North and West acoompanied Miss Ida Hatch to her family. Cholera Intaatam. in the drug business, was associated and wide Enough lor a dog to stand 15day llralt 11.60 7 day limit 8.50 Mrs. Austin Hull of Belding is One way, second-class tickets on powder. The perfume may be sug- the injunction not to pass It Into other 10 64 am 8 66 pm home in Laraont spending several This disease has lost Its terrors in. When the wheel Is at rest the For forther Information ask Grand Arrival and departure of trains from Lowell visiting al Vcrn Scott's. for a number of years with the sale at all stations on first and third gested by the color of the gown only; For Saginaw and Bay City Bud of Bitter PlRht. since Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera dog s anfls in much the sijine position hands for It held a charm which in Trunk Agent for through tickets. WBHTBOUNU. days there. They were accom- noted 'specialist, Dr. Dellan of the Tuesdays of each month .Ask agents for instance, a delicate lilac or rose 7 48 am 5 47 pm I'lah and Myrtie Golds of Low and Diarrhoea remedy came Into an tho horse In a child's rocker, with her keeping would be of Inestimable 0. F Olugston, T. M., S. L. Vaughn. G. P A No 171Qrand Haven Express 9 26 8.m. panied home by Mrs. Ned Cura- Two physicians had a long mid Hague. He has been in this coun- for partlclars. colored muslin suggests blossoms Muskegon, Mich. Ohlcago, 111. For Freeport 4 35 pm ell arc visiting their cousin, Floyd general use. The uniform success Its head aiwuys turned toward the value to her ns the mistress of a Nol9*Mail and Ex to GdRapids 12 27 p.m.. piings of Pakota and Miss Carrie stubborn tight with an abcess on my nodding in the warm air. When wear- No 13#Mail to GdHaven&Ch,go4 21 p.m. B.L. BKATTOM, H. F. MOKLLER, right lung" writes J.F. Hughes of Sparks. which attends the use of this remedy try for two years. He is familiar World's Pair at St. Lonls. forge, awaiting orders. When told to house. Box Statements—The Ledger. Agt. Gen. Pass. Agen Avery of Lowell. in all cases of bowel complaints In ing the delicate green sprigged mus- No 21fSteamboat Express 8 16 p.m. DuPont, Ga. "and gave me up with the drugs and medicines of all Round trip tickets at low rates, on "go ahead" tho beast on duty al once Not only was she to have the en- Harley Henry and wife, Fred children' has made It a favorite sale at all ticket stations. Ask agent lins the faint odor of apple blossoms HOW TIMMY BROKE THE NEWS. No ll*Mail and Ex to GdHaven 9 02 p.m. Mr, and Mrs. A- M. Andrews Everybody thought my time had the countries of Europe and has starts on a brisk trot, which makes tire care of It but she was to take It come. As n last resort I tried Dr Haughwout aud mother and Robt wherever Its value has become for rates, limit of tickets and full par- or clover are suggested. This may •AST BOUND bsve been eutertaining Mr. aud known. For sale by A. D. Sturgls. drugs and compounds in his posess- the wheel turn around rapidly, and every morning to the cellar, the kitch- # King's New Discovery for Consump ticulars. seem a bit elaborate, even sentimen- As a Tactful Bearer of Bad Tidings No 12 Mail and Express 7 13 a.m. Mrs. N. L. Coons of Grand Rapids Sparks and wife jpent Sunday al ion of great value and which are by means of a crank and lever the en, the dining room, the library, the tlon. The benefit I received wasstrlk i i ^ tal. but In this practical world we No 2llt8 eamboat Express 7 46 a.m. Baldwin L'ake. CASCADE. power Is conveyed to the bellows. bedroom, and to remain with It In He Sustained His Reputation. (he past few days. Ing and I was on my feet In a few known only to himself. need both, and it is quite as easy No 22*Detroit Express 9 158 a.m. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. G. Ray The rfogs work willingly and with each place for five minutes, looking Mr. Nolan had acquired a great rep- No l8#Evenmg Express 8 27 p.m. Mrs. Adelbert Wright is quite days. Now I've entirely regained my Mrs. Thompson returned from Here are a lew of the thonsands and no more expensive to be arlistio health." It conquers all Coughs Cook, Aug, 26, a son. Reglnning May ;ird and cuiitlnulng such Intelligence tiiat people are nev- utation for tact, so that when Mr. No UfEastern Express 7 62 p.m. Ann Arbor last week to the home we have cured after many other in tiie matter of the toilet as to have carefully about. After the lapse of ill. Colds and Throat and Lung: troub Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sin- during the Summer months this t Nos. 17 and 21 Daily. office will be er weary of watching the efforts of three years, the father was to send the CasBldy fell from a ladder and broke les Guaranteed by 1>. G. Look's of her daughter, Mrs. Sine Conner clair, Aug. 26, a daughter. doctors said there was^ no hope. everything on one tone and be t Nos. 14 and 20 Daily. T. H. Parsons and family spent the animals to keep the smithy's Hres his leg It was quickly decided by all Drug Store, price r»0c, and $1.00 Mrs. McPherson, 156 S. Div. St., wearied by its monotony. It will be key. that the secret talisman might be • Daily except Sunday. Who Is The Sunday with relatives in Hastings. Ora Scott visited friends in Grand Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- bright. Each dog works In the wheel the workmen that Mr. Nolan should ihiderstood that the perfume is to be revealed. Trial bottles free. Rapids from Wednesday till Sun Cullough, of the village hotel. Sun- Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. Will- for one hour and then rests for two. bear the tidings to Mrs. Cassidy. A.O. HBYBLAUFK,Agent, Congratulations to the Alton « day, Aug. 21, a daughter. Open Cvenings merely a sugestlon, for strong odors The key was sent. The casket was f •lay. iams, Soldiers' Home, Grand Rap- They cost their owner ab ut $2 a week "He broke the news gradual," said Hive for receiving the prize of ^2. > Mrs. Elmer Adams of Lowell was are never in good form. To preserve opened. It was found to contain an KBHKK (jpftTPIl — •- ids Mich. F. DeHan, Spring Lake, (K.xceptSatnirday) Mr. Leahy to his wife that night, "and at the Good Roads festival at Low- each to feed, and he estimates that the odors of tiie different sachets old parchment on which were written R I-P-A N'S Tabules 9i«h Headahe. the guest of relatives here last week. Mich Clarence Walling, Sheridan, by the time she learned the truth she Guilty Man? tyrs. U. Umpkins. Mrs. Millie until 8 o'clock. they save him 112 a week, as other- Mrs. Laura Patterson end daugh- when not in use keep in a separate these words: "The eyes of the mis- Doctors find ell. "For several years ray wife wns HI. F. Fluctman, 79th and Eliz- wise It would require at least the ser- was as ca'm as a clock, they say. Oh, of Grand Hapids and Mrs. troubled with what physicians ter, Mrs. Wm. B. Brown and child- box. closely covered. tress tiro worth one hundred pairs of A good prescription M. C. Cellar of Grand Hapids Telephone—Residence liH vices of two men or a small engine to he's the great man, Is Timothy No- This is the problem Sayles of Kalamazoo, were guests called sick headache of a very severe res visited friends here last week. abeth St., Chicago. Mary Haron- servants' bands." that puzzled the hero- sppnt Sunday with his family at Office 29-3 do their work.—Now York News. lan!" For mankind of Mrs. H. F- Wilkinson, Friday character. She doctored with sev- Proceeds from the recent Ice cream burg, Roseland, III. Mrs. Brukc- Avoiding Social Friction. Tiie wise father knew that a prac- Tbo 8-oent packet Is enough for usual oa-ns- ine. If you read the Levi Fletcher's eral eminent physicians and at a social given by the ladies' aid society ma. Lake Ave., Muskegon, Mich. Leaves His Breath. "How did he do It?" asked Mrs. opening chapters of our afternoon. Much of the social trouble we en- tice of inspection followed faithfully Leahy, Impatiently, slon. Tho family bottle (60 cents) contains a great expense, only to grow worse •16.10. Col. Bartlett of Georgia tells of a supply for a year. All druggists sell them. new serial The entertainment that was to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lee, took In Hundreds ofuamos and addresses ffiarnes, Dentist. counter is of our making and '".rgcly for three years would become a habit "Like this," said Mr. Nolan's ad- until she was unable to do any kind' Rev. and Mrs. Camp and daugh- colored Baptist pre r who hates have been at the Grange hall last the excursion last Tncsdav for of work. About a year ago she be- )f people whom we have cured oecauso of our extreme point of view. and be self-perpetuated—that the gold- mirer. "He wlnt to the house and ters enjoyed a very pleasant dn.v. tobacco. On one o .sion, meeting FrWay night has been postponed gan Inking Chamberlain's Stomach lurnished on application. To set a standard and never deviate en casket and the hidden charm would rang the bell, and he says, 'Thin Box Statements $1.50 per 1000, Niagara Falls accompanied by his Aug. 16, us guests of Mr. and Mrs. an aged brother with a very strong printed. The Ledger. qntil next Friday night, Aug. 556. and Liver Tablets and today weighs G. P. Stark at their Campati lake Address A. W. VanBysterveld therefrom is sure to make one ridicu- have accomplished their mission. Dinnls Is not dead, Mrs. Cassidy, or father, A. C. Loo ol" Klsie. old pipe In bis mouth, he said: Don't fail to come. more than she ever did before and Is cottage. Medicine Company, Grand Rapids, lous. Tact and common sense are you'd nlver be so gay-Iookln.' We can do that job of printing for "The Silent Shore' Doll Howen and U. Wilkinsoi real well." says Mr. Geo. E.- Wright "Bruddah Thomas, nothin' unclean Rev. Camp of tliiw village will necessary even in following estab- Defence of Apaches. " 'Dead!' she screeches. 'Who said you NOW at THE LEDGEK otllce. Mrs. Bessie Buttlcr aud daugh- of New Loudon, New York. For sale Michigan. kin entah de kingdom." -OR- attended the Ada picnic last Thurs preach at the river school louse, lished rules, for such rules must be he was dead?' ter Jo^le of Grand Rapids spent by A. D. Sturgls "I knows dat well 'nuff." When Delegate Smith was repre- day. Lowell township, next Lords day, frequently varied to suit Individual "'Thin It's not tbrue he's near to NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Sunday with Miss Jennie Andrews. Soft senting Arizona in Congress, In order 1 SOUTH LOWBLIi. Aug. 28, at II o'clock p. m. "Well, you caln't entah, 'case you cases and circumstances. Remem- Mrs. Dr. Sayles, Mr, and Mrs to influence legislation he gave Con- dyln' wld the smallpox, either,' said TATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Mrs.•/Louie Pratt and daughters Mrs. Maria McCullotigli lias return- bref smells worse nor a slaughter- "The Mystery Wilkinson and Mrs. hhhel Millie Mrs. Mary Cline tntertains the ber. "Nothing is ever lost, while much gress the following statesmanlike In- Tlmmy Nolan, 'or you'd nlver be look- SCourt for the County of Kent. ed from a three weeks' visit in *>ew house." returned to her home iu Ashley is always gained, by attending to the In' so amazed.' In the matter of the Estate of JANE OF were gliosis of M's. Charles Sun Ladies Aid society this week. York state. Drinks... "Mebbe so, pahaon, mebbe so. But, formation: Monday morning after a several good of a thing before its evil." "'Smallpox!' she cries. 'Has he got O'HERON, Deceased. day. Mrs. A. F. Cook Is entertaining w'en I goes to.hebben I'se gwlnteer "The Apache Indians can no more Notice if hereby given that four months weeks visit with her parents, Mr. Miss Addie Yerringtoij of Free- Mrs, Smidth is sick aud Lena her'slster, Mrs. Henry llenshaw of Shipping be civilized than can the rattlesnakes the smallpox, Tlmmy Nolan, and been from the 29lh day of July A. D. 1904, have port visited her brother, M. Yerr- leab my breff behind. See?"—Chicago Queen Alexandra as an Angel. and Mrs. A. P. Burr. She wns Of All Kinds. upon which he lives." tuk to the hospital widout me sayin' bt-en allowed for creditors to present llieir St. James' Park" Rickerl is working for bor. ingion aud wife recently. Chicago. Record-Herald. acoouipanied by her sister, Miss Queen Alexandra has been pictured We have Just visited the Apaches In goodby to him?' claims against said deceased to said court Mrs. Patterson of Ohio is here Mrs. Clark Is visiting her parents Mrs. Geo. Bartlett is visiting rel- Tags... Cigars, a thousand times, but one of the most Arizona, and the superintendent of the " 'Sure an' he has not,' said Tlmmy for examination and adjustment, and that -BY- Letha Burr. •pending a few weeks with her sis- In Chicago. Trouble Over a Name. atives in Ottawa, Canada. Tobaccos. Interesting and least known present- reservation school told us the Apaches Nolan, In a comfortin' tone. It's only ail creditors of said decased are required Ralph Gilbert and Bert Fletcher Peter Jay of Entrlcnn and Alanson A man stepped up to the window of ter, Mrs. Isaac, Joseph. Bostoff of Lowell spent Aug. 14 with ments of her is to be seen in Lendal do not even kill snakes, much less eat that he broke a few bones In his leg. to present their claims to said court, at Jno. Bloundelle Burton and ladies of Lowell spent Sunday H. Oberly and Jesse Sweet were We can beat them all Now le the time for that hair cnt. the post office at Stafford and asked ihe probate office, in the city of Grand Rap- Lyle and Klva Bowen who have Geo. Murray and family. bridge at York. Her majesty Is shown them, and that some time ago a few of fallln' from a ladder, an' I'm sint at Murray Lake, in Grand Rapids Saturday. on the price of printed Come In and see us. for his mail. "What is the name?" ids, in said county, on or before the 29th been spending six weeks willi their Miss Lottie Keyes has returned sculptured in stone as an angel with ahead wld the news.' which will appear soon • tags. asked- the postmaster. "Louder," re- his boys were out on the side of the •lay of November A. D. 1904, and that aunts, Bowen and Sayles returned Ward Willett and Glenn Behler from a week's visit In keene. flowing hair and bearing the royal mountain and found a large snake. "It's you that's a thrue friend, an' In the columns of THIS When you need cow food, try our plied the man. "What Is the name?" said claims will be heard by aaid court on Tuesday, Mrs. Dr. Sayles returned started Monday for Crystal Lake lo Barnes Bros. arms, the likeness to the queen_ being you've lifted a big load from me PAPER. You will be as • Imperial Cow Food. then shouted the postmaster. "Loud- Having heard that white men always Tuesday the 29th day of November A. D. greatly Interested us j p end this week. Oil meal, at Feed mill hearrt,' said Mrs. Cassidy, and she 1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Meyers & McKee. with them lo spend a week. [ Meyers & McKee. THE LEDGER. er," again said the patron. "Your In every respect unmistakable." kill snakes, they got switches and she was. gave a warm shake to his hand and Dated July 29 A. D. 1904. name?" roared the postmaster, until drove the snake some distance to a Rub all rusty pieces on Iron with white man, Just to see him kill It— wlnt back to her washln'."—Youth's HARRY D. JEWELL, he rattled the windows. "Louder, J. Companion. Judge of Probate. H. Louder," meekly replied the mm" kerosene oil. Carlisle Red Man. r A i uiiml " - mmm J ... t: • ^ had suffered terribly on the march She stopped short, turned her back TORTURINQ PAIN. BACKACHE AND DIZZINESS that Hda was startled by the sufferer on him and whipped out her hand* asking if she knew any prisoner kerchief. V Host of the AllmenU PecnlUr to the 1 named Hda Harosky. "Please don't cry," he pleaded. Half This Man's Sufferlnfls Would A Wind Call. FeiaaU Sex are Dae to Catarrh ef DARKEST RUSSIA Hda's heart beat fast. Sho had not Have Killed Many a Person, But I'elvlo Or*»iM. BY II. GBATTAN DONNELLY. She waved him back. Was It pos- Happy People of Japao heard from Aloxls or Ivan since sho sible that—? Yos! Hurrah! Doan'i Cured Him. Copyright, 1836. by Street A Smllh. rights reierrcd. The Lowe All was separated from them to continue A. C. Sprague, m IM BI.IHIIKP K.VF.r Monica had sneezed.—Sketch. her .journey, and while sho know Dust thou art and unto dust. stock dealer, of The native Japanese, particularly that thoy had been stopped at Chitka, I.OWKI.L, Playfellow, return thou must; gather about you, offering cakes and Normal. Hi., Strange Myths of the Tibetans. CHAPTER XIV.—Continued. ! breakfast of tho regulation tare— she believed that they had only been tr Lingering death it is to stny those who have not como Into close tea, all the while chattering like mag- writes: "For 1 Tho Tibetans have numberless Among the last to emerge were | black bread and barley soup—tho halted there, preparatory to being sent FRANK M.l In tho prison-house of cluy— contact with modem olvlllzailon. Is pies. Any little incident that among two whole strange myths, one, tho most curious, Alexis and Ivan—Hda, with the worn- i prisoners were drawn up in line In further into tho Interior, perhaps to Bricks of Egypt yenr by year distinguished as much by his natural Europeans would pass unnoticed is years I was"do- pertaining to the sin, moon and stars. the courtyard. A list of their names tho dreaded mines of Karc. Hda re- Knlvml m 1.ow»'Ij Walling up a sepulcher. courtesy and politeness as by his aver- quite Rufllclent to send these merry ing nothing >Mit en. had gone before. CIHUM nmiUT. Tho sun Is believed to be an Immense were called, their Irons examined, vealed her name to the stranger, who I folk Into fits of laughter. buying medi- In going to the van In which they Better far the soul to free ball of yak meat and fat. whereon sion to clothing. The peasants In the each prisoner shouldered his canvas produced a paper. It proved to bo but i HUIIHCIMI'TION OXK The rural Japanese as a rule wear ' cines to cure wore to be conveyed to the railway From Its clone captivity. the spirits of departed ancestors are Interior aro especially noted for their bag and then, led by a detachment of a single work "Nadesbda" (Hope), but' as few clothes as tho law allows, and my kidneys. I station to begin their long journey to And with us, thy comrades, go supposed to feast, tho light being punctiliousness in saluting one an- soldiers and guarded on both sides it was as a very message of future •Whereso'er we list to blow. since In somo districts there Is no law Ihe mines of Siberia, Ivan and Alexis caused by Its heated condition. The do not think Cornel for soon again to dust, other; even ricklsha men hurrying on this subject the result Is obvious. passed tho conveyance where Hda sat and tho rear, the column of "unfortu- happiness for the girl, for sho recog- stars are portions of this Immense that any man Playfellow, return thou roust. along the road with a passenger will In fact, the children wear nothing at In company with two other women. nates'—the general term for exiles In nized the hand of Alexis. She learned feast, which, dropping to earth, glye ever suffered as Russia—was ordered to march. The that Ihe scrap of paper had been sometimes stop to greet a friend, while all In summer, while the men and wo- I did and lived. Tho pain in my back They had not seen each other slnco —John B. Tabb In the Atlantic. birth to animals for tho sustenance of outer gates opened and the prisoners bandi <1 to the woman at a point some a pretty woman receives a reverence men have but a scant—a very scant- was so bad that I could not sleep at they had been taken from the ofllco suffering humanity. The moon Is a of tho minister of police, when Ivan, were on their way to tho landing threo lumdreo miles away, where a Indeed. This salutation Is not merely apology for raiment. The national eight .1 could not ride a horse, and lesser ball of similar texture as the place, where a steamer was In waiting survey was being made for a new a word or a nod, but a low bow and a garb la, of course, tho kimono; but torn by the soldiers from the arms of sun. In use while the larger one Is sometimes was unablo oven to rldo to carry them up the Volga to Kasan. road, and by further questioning flourish of that little mushroom bat, this Is often cast aside In favor of a Oiga, felt, as he received a last fare- being replenished for the morrow. In a car. My condition was critical Among the three hundred and odd found out that Alexis and Ivan had and tho greater friends they are the short jacket and trousers, or among well embrace, the hapless girl faint In When sun or moon falls to appear In when I sent for Doan's Kidney Pills. prisoners there wero some thirty-five been given employment In that way— lower they bow. In saylrg good-by the fishermen and the farm laborers his arms. cloudy days end nights It means that 1 used three boxes and they cured mo. women—some of them being the wives so far as the woman could describe two Japs never see each other's faces. a handkerchief or other small rag. "Alexis!" tho deities are undergoing a period | Now Ia ca\>«aana go anywherw uci eo anuudu dUoU aUsS of exiles, who elected to share their tho man who had given ber the scrap both being so busily engaged In bend-1 This scantiness of clothing, however, j much as anybody. I sleep well and Hearing the voice, Alexis stopped, of fasting and religious abnegation. and with him Ivan, for they were husband's fate; some who were being of paper, and who bad but a moment lug their backs. As soon as one i seems so natural that It rarely excites feel no discomfort at all." And the parched and sterile condition deported for political activity, and to ask her to deliver It to Hda Barr- straightens himself the other bows, remark. Ironed together. Low Chaw A TRIAL FREE—Address Foster- others who had been guilty of crime. sky. if they should meet. 'A ; n of bleak regions Is ascribed to the "Hda!" going backward all the while, until AH the villages aro remarkable for Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. For sals fact that many thousand years ago tho Both spoke at once. As the column started, Alexis and Thus the months passed away—tho they consider It polite to refrain. their cleanliness and neatness, and by all dealers. Price 50c. AX W25LE HOWARD sun ball slipped from the hands of Its But the one word was the last. Ivan, who had managed to still be to- PMles waiting, watching, with anxious WTien a foreigner passes through a except for some of their sanitary ar- keepers, descended too near the earth, A Cossack guard had overheard gether—a favor granted to them by hearts for a word of hope from those village every person he meets, from rangements, are models of comfort Grilled Lion Steaks Delicious. MRS. M. BRICKNER. and, before being recaptured, scorched them, and with a rough "PrlUazano ne reason of a trifling bribe to one of nearest and dearest to them. In SI- the little child to tho old man, will and simplicity. Agriculture Is carried An explorer who has often by com- those parts with which It came In con gavarit" (talking is forbidden), bo the guards—rocognl7.edt Hda In her leria, they knew that they could not bow most profoundly, so that the pass- on with the crudest implements, yet pulsion eaten the flesh of animals not 99 Eleventh Street, ) tact.—Booklovers' Magazine. pushed them forward with the butt dress of an exile. That'llda also rec- even. If they so desired, hope to re- age partakes of the nature of a trl- with a skill and care which have made generally used as human food says Milwaukee. Wli. \ •"There's the church!" cried Monica. In undertaking this pilgrimage. You of his rifle and hustled them Into the ognized them thoy wero sure, although main as they willed for any length of umpnal procession. Your waiter at the a garden out of a land of barren moun' that grilled Hon steaks are delicious "A.ibori time ago I found my con- ""Where?" asked Jack, a little indif- know that I am. You know. Jack, van with scant ceremony. she made no sign, fearing to betray time In the place In which they were. Indictment of Aristocracy. hotel, too, would never think of turn- tains, while some of the workmen In and much superior to those of the 4Woa very terlous, / had headaches, lerently. that I want to get back. If only for an M/ni la ihe back, and frequent dlxzy The cortege started, and In less a desire to get nearer to them—a The whim of an officer In authority; That the idle rich of to-day are ing his back until he had bowed him- regard to the arts of Joinery and weav- llger; that the flesh of tho rhinoceros, '"There! Can't you see the spire hour, to that sacred time when you , Bftelli which grew Worse every month. than half an hour the prisoners had movement that would have been pre- worse than the French aristocracy Is self to a respectful distance, while ing might give valuable hints to our properly prepared, has all the good "r'i . Just peeping through the trees? Put and I—" § tried two r.-medleB before Peruna, been transferred to the long train of vented because desired. tho opinion expressed by Lady Helen the number of salaams he makes while own people. qualities of pork; that the trunk and * Jt •• ' •• "'•S J your head out of the window." nd wa» discouraged when I took the convict cars, the whistle sounded, tho But when thoy reached tho steamer She stopped abruptly. Jack had Forbes In a recent number of an Eng- taking your order would wear out an feet of young elephants resemble veal, Horace T. "No, thank you. I might get a A short excursion through this coun- ant dose, but my courage soon train moved, and the dreary Journey they were rewarded for their self-de- Mrs. Rosa Adams, niece of the late General seated himself on the bank and was lish magazine. The French aristoc- ordinary back. and that stewed boa constrictor Is • • returned. In less than two months .spark or something in my eye." try will give one a most pleasant Im- of the exiles to Siberia had begun. niai, and for tho first time since they kryom now dusting his boota with his hand- racy, she says, was obliged by the Another pleasant trait of these peo- splendid substitute for rabbit health was restored."—Mn. M. IVIonica sighed deeply. "I think you kerchief. pression of the land and its inhabi- As the train rolled along, Ivan and had been separated at tho doors of Roger Hanson, C. S. A., wants every woman despotism of the crown to live In Ihe ;)lo Is their unvarying hospitality and might try," she protested. tants, while their quaint courtesy and Alexis found for the first time an op- the prison In St. Petersburg they "Go on," he murmured. capital and grind down Its dependents, For Your Perfect Comfort ^Tho reason of so many failures to REPHUC "I am trying. I've been trying ever •^ayety. You may enter any iiouse and persevering Industry render them wor- portunity of exchanging confidences. found an opportunity to converse free- to know of the wonders accomplished hy "I shan't go on. I shall go back to but the modern Idle rich live the life At St Louis Exposition, which Is very dan cases similar to the above Is the FOTPM alnce we left Baker street 1 am sit down and the host and his family thy of considerable respect. They had been placed In separate ly. This gave them a chance to agree the station and take the next train they lead from choice. And the wo- severe upon the feet, remember to take bound to admit, however, that up to 1 FEMALE TROUBLE cells In the prison, and knew nothing upon a cypher mode of communica- Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. You are, re«pe to town. I was a fool ever to come. men she finds are worse than tho alonR a box or two of ALLEN'S FOOT- the present—" I NOT RECOGNIZED Ke ^ ^ of what had transpired during the tion which they felt would prove use- " DEAB MM. PIKKHAM : —I cannot tell you with pea and ink what good Invest'gatfc as ts I might have known that a man like men, at least in England. When the eaSe. a powder for Hot, Tired, Achln I ASeVTARRH. n otcommonly "That'll do. If I'd known you were Swollen, Sweating Feet time of their confinement. Of their ful In the probable event of their early Lydla E. Pinklmm's Vegetable Compound did for me, suffering from qnallflcatiohR a. vou—" South African war came to prove the 30.000 testl- recognized as being caused by catarrh. .mot going to play the game, I—" monials of cures. Soldb separation. tho Ills peculiar to the sex, extreme lassitude and that all gone feeling, I benefit of your c; mettle of the country, many of the all Druggists, Catarrh of one organ is exactly tho destination they were both Ignorant, "Its no use struggling, said Jack. 85c. DON'T ACCEPT A'SUBSTITUTE. Aloxls was by far the most cheer- would rise from my bed In the morning feeling more tired than when I went at the Prlroariw. Jack rose hastily, took off his straw men of tho Idle rich stood the test. Chinese First to Print TUTE. same as catarrh of any other organ. beyond tho fact that they were bound And he klsse^ her. ful of the three, and did all in bis to bed. but before I had used two bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- t'at, and thrust his head out of the They went out and faced reality. But * What will cure catarrh of the bead wiH for Siberia. They found some conso- table Compound, I began to feel the buoyancy of my younger days return- •window. BABY BORN TO FORTUNE. power to comfort his companions. "I the women failed. Some of them. too. also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs. lation, however, In being together, and ing, became regular, conld do more work and not feel tired than I had ever "Can you see It?" asked Monica. Peruna cures these cases simply be- each tried to comfort the other by feol sure," be said, "that my father TOURliT T went out to South Africa with a He In Centuries before "the art preserva- The technique of Japanese engrav- been able to do before, so I continued to use it until I was restored to perfect- "No. Ob, yes! Quite reminds one John Nicholas Brown, 4 Years Old, cause it cures the catarrh. expressing a hope that when the truth when be discovers the true facts will health. It is indeed a boon to sick women and I heartily recommend it^ their mouths, and a particularly black tive" was known In Europe the Chi- ing and printing is thus described: Why an AimHi —Damn!" He flung himself back onto Worth $10,000,000. If you have catarrh write at once to was known their punishment would relent and that our pardons are only Yours very truly, Mas. ROSA ADAMS, 819 12th St., Louisville,"Ky." and cruel He, too. They made' the nese bad practiced printing and bad The picture, drawn for the engraver John Nicholas Brown of Rhode Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of ratec, - ihe seat and groped in a pocket for his produced illustrations by engraved not be so severe. One fear, however, a questlo.". of time. But I have a Any women who are troubled with ir- 1 Hfe-and-death struggle of the empire on thin, transparent paper Of a partlc- Island Is only 4 years old, but he Is your ease, and he will be pleased to "I was trarell handkerchief. possessed them both—that on their stronger ground for hope. I do not regular or painful menstruation, weak- an occasion for a picnic, an assigna- blocks. From the Chinese the Jap- ular kind. Is pasted face downward j rated worth $10,000,000. His fortune give you his valuable advice gratis. returned tou^st "Don't say It's a spark!" pleaded arrival In Siberia they would be sep- believe that Gen. Cobb will desert me, tion with lovers, under cover of a pre anese learned to print, and engrav- upon a block of wood, usually cherry, j came from his father and an undo, Address Dr. Hartman, President of ness, leucorrlioea, displacement or ulcer- In the railway Monica. arated and unable to communicate and I feel sure that even now he Is tended desire to bo of use. ings dating from the thirteenth cen- and the superfluous thickness of paper ! In equal amounts, before he was 3 The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. ation of tho womb, that bearing-down tlons, In the lu "I shall call It something worse with each other. at work on our behalf. Keep up a tury have been found. Is "removed by a process of scraping i months old. Young Brown has threo feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, back- certain travelers • than that In a minute." It Is a long journey at best from brave heart, dear Hda, and be assured Could Afford Philosophy. Xylography was llrst employed in until the design Is clearly visible. palatial residences, a yacht. Is always STILL CALL FOR HORSESHOES. ache, general debility, and nervous pros- slderatlon. althc "I'm so sorry. It was my fault Let St. Petersburgtd-garatov; but in a that happiness Is yet In store for us "Put yourself in my place, young tho service of religion for reproducing tration, should know there is one tried, more money the The borders of-the outline are then attended by a physician and has a me see If I can got It out." texts and images of tho Buddha. This Trolley Cars and Automobiles Have crowded/2oay'ict car, with no conven- all." the command of an ispravnlk—the and true remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's- nan. Would you want your only incised—very lightly In the more deli- retinue of ten servants. He lives on The steamer with Its load of human guard sprang t; She sat down beside him, took tho was followed by the production of pub- Little Reduced the Output. leiK£*f\vith a hot, stlfllhg atmosphere, suh-governor or mayor of the smaller Vegetable Compound. No other medicine daughter to marry a penniless youth?" cate parts—with a kind of khfte and sterilized milk chiefly and has more freight went on up the broad Volga them; the hotel; hcndkerchlef, wetted one corner and lications such as romances and novels, "How. about horseshoes?" was^anand in the company of some of the towns; a draft for more laborers for for women 1ms received such wide-spread "Put yourself In my place, sir. the Interspaces between tho HneS"*0f- care bestowed upon him than a royal until Kasan was reached. Here a best they had . a .screwed It Into a point. in which the Illustrations were about asked of a dealer In Iron W^steel worst characters in Russia—for With the mines—any of these causes might Would you want to remain a penniless the drawing are flnally excavated by ^rrippe. He is weighed morning and short delay occurred, but In a few and unqualified Indorsement. No other anxious to do th "Now, open your eye. Is It at the on a par with those in old-time chat supplies, including horse^g^ -Has refined cruelty the political exiles compel them to change their residence lop or the bottom?" youth when there were rich men's means of tools of various shapes. night ""WK special scales and la hours the exiles were transferred to medicine has such a record of female cures. the hlg hotels; I books. There were followed by sin- ihe Increased use of^^n,^,^,, . were compelled to associate with at a moment's notice, and go to a daughters to marry?" The Ink is then applied with a brush groomed in tbemost Usurious man- Ie9 another steamer, their destination be- DEAB MRS. PIKKHAM: —I am venr pleased these men who 1 "I dunno. It's hurting most co- gle-sheet prints and by that l^ge malefactors of all kinds—It was, as point, hundreds, If not thousands, of •"You confess that you'd marry my and tho printing Is effected by hand ner. The youngsit^tjLfortune con- eened the dematj^«}'or horseshoes?' ing Perm, on the River Kama. They to recommend Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vege- at all times fo' Coundedly, v/hercver It Is." class of productions which emanated Alexis afterward described it, a hor- miles distant. Hence our friends were table Compound for womb and ovarian difficul- child simply for her father's wealth?" pressure, assisted by a kind of pad, sists In stock In groarfctto^nills In "No, It haikv was the reply. "We were now rapidly approaching the Si- and I consulted '•v- "Poor boy! Try to keep quite still. from the theater as advertisements. rible nightmare while awake. kept in a constant state of fear and ties from which I have been a sufferer for years. It M "And you confess that you'd with- to which procedure may be attributed New England. His motnSfcBfis a j as many horseshoes as berian frontier. On their arrival at 'Why Is It.* I Looi; down." Up to their arrival In Saratov, Ivan suspense, lest at any moment an or- was the only medicine which was at all beneficial, hold her from me simply because of Chroma-xylography originated In much of the beauty of the result. Cer- Miss Dresser, sister of Mr8.X. t was thought when the trolley Perm, they were marched to a train and that man an I am looking down. Don't keep on and Alexis bad been allowed to wear der might Issue which would place and within a week after 1 started to use it, there my poverty?" Japan at the commencement of the tain graduations of tone and even Vanderbllt. wao introduced that something of cars In waiting, and without fur- was a great change in my feelings and looks. I shown so much, labblng me like that." the ordinary dress, although Alexis, them further apart—perhaps never to "What other reason do I need?" eighteenth century with single sheets polychromatic effects may be pro- going to happen, but the trolley ther delay were forwarded on their used it for a little over three months, and at tho tlon?' )[' •I'm not Jabbing, Jack. It's no use Immediately after his arrival In the meet again. "What other reason could Influence printed from three blocks, black, pale duced from a single block by suitable Lives a Primitive Life. came In so gradually that their end of that time I suffered no pain at the menstrual " 'Ah!' said the In getting in a temper about it. I'm Petropavlosk prison, had been com Journey. It must not be supposed that Alexis period, nor was I troubled with those distressing you?" green or blue, and pale pink. A fourth application of Ink or color upon the Patorson, N. J., hns brought to view At the end of the railway line the been decorated. ' ,• doing my best." introduction had no effect on the lienepolleud ituo gugivce uyp hi—s uniform and and Ivan had calmly reconciled them- pains which compelled me to go to bed, and I havo- "This talk Is quite useless." block was added in 1720, and two oth- at various times no small number of of Honor, the oth "Better leave It alone and let It r wood, and on carefully examining horseshoe trade, and It Is so as to aodon thmoe garKarbu oUfl au civilianwn . Now, bow- prisoners were disembarked and .tak. - selves to their fate, and had passively oot had a headache since. This is nearly a year "Quito." ers were added about forty years leter. cccentrlc persons. Tho latest freak ,t the depot ' *•-- TOtiora thev como out by Itself." these prints It Is often apparent that the auto. Horsey yet remain In gen- PV(,r thoy had arrived at the depot en to the receiving prison, where they ago. I always keep a bottle cn hand, and take a and that one th( The art was brought to perfection :n that community makes his break- ever, invj ^avo before be- accepted tbo misfortune that It had "Then It may go on hurting you all YesI Hurrahl Monica had aneezedl "We have nothing to gain by It" a great deal of artistic feeling has eral use, and the demand for horse- for those destined for Siberia, andA were to rest a few days few doses every week, for I find that it tones up the system and keeps me All gentlemen hi between 1765 and 1785 in the single fast of a cucumber, his luncheon of a been their lot to endure. The thoughts day. Keep still a moment! I see It!" "Absolutely nothing." been exercised In the execution of the fcboes still continues." they were soon made aware that ginning their long march of weeks, fcelinc: strong, and I never have that tired out feeling any more. given tiie utmo? Half-way up the lane they came to sheet pictures, "Tori Kyonaga," "Su- carrot, a turnip or a raw potato, and they by day and the dreams by night of "Look out!" "You take It philosophically." picture after the designer and engrav- henceforth they would live under perhaps months, to the mines of-Sibe- "1 certainly think that every woman ought to try this grand medicine, "I saw the po' a cottage. eats a few nuts for supper. He never There are fourteen concerns In the exiles of Siberia are of escape, and "Why shouldn't I? Your daughter zuki Haruhobu" and "Katsugawa Shun- er had finished their portion of the United States manufacturing horse- ria. It was while at this place that for it would prove its worth. Yours very truly. Miss ELSIE DAKFOBTH, 203 . of an old inau "Got 'im! It's only a tiny little Five years ago they had been wont sho." touches flesh or fish, wears very little changed conditions. Ivan and Alexis were no exceptions to «peck, after all." and I were married a month ago."— work. Alexis, Hda and Ivan learned of their De Soto St., Memphis, Tenn." with me, which to take tea at that cottage. The old clothing, and sleeps out of- doors, ex- shoes. Their annual output Is some- Two or three days after their ar- the rule. They had discussed many Stray Stories. destination. Ivan and Alexis were to man of some cc "You wouldn't think It so tiny If It lady who made the tea was still mak- where about 1,000,000 kegs of 100 rival at Saratov, a rumor spread plans, but one after another had been FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN. cept when rain Is falling. He lookOOKsS go to Chitka, the capital of the prov- Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pinkhnm. She will understand* of my trunk am "had been In your eye, I'll bet." ing It and they stayed there for quite strong and well, and asserts that, pounds each. among the prisoners that the convoy dismissed as Impracticable. For It was The Frolicsome Scallop. ince of the Trans-Baikal, a place on 'our case perfectly, and will treat you with kindness. Her advice It was almut tei' "I expect not. Hallo! Here we are!" sn hour. never feels an ache or a pain, for Siberia was about to start on the not alone for themselves that they The scallop takes life less seriously Voices of Native Africans. the bank of the Ingoda river, one of {s free, and the address is Lynn, Mass. No woman ever regretted broad ami as g The train slowed down and stopped "Doesnt this remind you?" whisper- possibilities of human perversity following morning, and this proved to planned. They had determined never and servilely than bis cousins, the The timbre of tho voices among cen- tho tributaries of the Amoor. Hda having written her, and she has helped thousands. dozen orders al witii a jerk at a small country station. ed Monica. Jimmy at Sunday Scliool unaccountable. t bo true, for the order was Issued to to leave Siberia without Hda and the A A A FORFEIT If cannot fnrthwlth iirodupn the original !etter» and elgnatures ot clams and oysters, says Country Life tral Africans Is usually good—deep learned that at this point she would \HIIIIII ' —IM .Wr .h.Ahifn ffMiilnoneu. what it meant,' Jack and Monica alighted. "It's the very same blend," said prepare to march. As a preliminary hapless Olga. abors tajtAnoniaU, which will proro *.'.ielr Rb*nliit<» pcniiln«ne«. in America. The oyster can't move and strong In the men, very melodi- bo separated from her companions. Lt(U» E. FlnkJj«ni >led. Co., Lynn. MM*. tlon. and as su "That's a new porter," whispered Jack, peering into his cup with a sen- It Banishes Flies. the convicts were divided Into two In spite of every effort, no word of from his place; the clam can, but ous and sweet In tho women. One She was to go. some two hundred Europe in.as 1 Monica, as they descended the steps. timental eye. Place In every room this mixture; classes—the politicals and the crim- the fate of Olga had reached thom, rarely does. The scallop Is as free as Some one Induced JTmmy to go to notable peculiarity about the people miles further—to Stralensk. Those wli') love dainties are likely an embleni of tt "Very likely. They don't generally Monica's heart sank. There was the teacher asked In her sweetest Half a teaspoocful of white pepper, inals—other than those convicted of and Ivan was In an agony of appreh sn- a bird, almost, to the end of his days. Sunday school. It was the first time manner. Is the forced key In which thoy al- We may pass over the long and soon to be beggars.—Fr.mklln. Old World/'*—V keep them at stations like this for nothing left for It but the wood. one teaspoonful of brown sugar, apd offenses of A political nature. Of the slon regarding her. But one thought Then, again, the scallop has tempera- he had been there. He was HI at ease ways carry on conversation. Tho or- dreary march of the exiles for weeks .five years, you Know." At the top of the lane they climbed "Yeh," replied Jimmy. cne of cream, well mixed together. If first there were two classes—the sylnl consoled him. He knew that 5fi6 Ba- Important to Mothers. ment He exhibits the frollcsomeness at first and cast anxious glancm at dinary quiet tones of civilized speech and months In their journey over the •"five years Isn't so very lonj." a stile, and followed a narrow, wlnd- "That Is good," said the teacher ap- cream Is not available, use strong roness von Rhineberg would do every- Examloo carefully orery bottle ot CASTORIA, DOGS BLON of childhood as higher animals do. the door. Once he suggested to his aro scarcely ever heard among them. great highway of Siberia. It Is a "tan't it?" Ins path that led between two banks provingly. "Now, remember God made green tea well sweetened. thing In her power to mitigate the a safo and sure ivccJy for Infants and cbiiiircn, & We see little scallops by tens and doz- nearest neighbor that they "make a They literally shout and, such being painful story—a story full of tears. Ddd Labc jack's tone was significant, Monica of yellowing corn. The sun was set- the people of the world. He made all sufferings of the unhappy girl, and he end eco that It ens, darting swiftly here and there In sneak." their habit. It Is a matter of Indif- ilUllllllLtlillUil Tho scanty food, the foul air of the smith Wli said nothing. tmg. Monica was glad of that Jack, the animals, all the trees, all the flow- Couldn't knew, too, that he would certainly the water, by a quick opening and The teacher observed that Jimmy ference to them whether the person kamaras or prison pens, the long Bcare tho Aids the organs of They turned the corner rather shy- on the other band, looked at his ers, everything!" Said he: "You're a peach. Fly with hear some news as soon as any Infor- On an hj ehuttlng of tho two valves of their needed attention, and she did the best to whom they aro speaking Is close marches on foot day by day—these Signature of side of ly and walked through the village as watch. Somewhere near Jimmy's hair roots me?" Sho replied as she dashed his mation of bis location could reach the the body to per- rarelessly as might be. shells. They are as graceful as a flock she could to win his good will. In by or twenty yards away. "They are need not further be referred to. Suf- In Um For Over HO Year*. daily paul "There's plenty of time," Monica ex- an Idea began to work. This took hope: "You're mistaken. A 'peach,' baroness—If It ever did. of snowbirds, and as vivacious. Cap- the simplest of language she told most tireless chatterers," says a trav- fice It to say that the Journey was ac- The Kind Yuu Have Alwayu Bought. "I wonder If any one will remember postulated. dla you say? Well, I'm not—I'm a can- (To be continued.) form their func- watch thi.^ r . ture one, lay It on the sand, and It Uie story of the creation of tho world. form soon In a look in Jimmy's eyes eler. "I doubt whether any other peo- complished at last, and the exiles ca?-ssald Monica. "The evenings are apt to be chilly," taicupe." Newfoundland maps Its valves, Impatient of the In- Hflr narration was so plain and her that the teacher, who was a student ple In the world talk so much or laugh were at their destination. Trust not the woman that thlnkoth tions in a natural ( pe not." ployed by th^' said Jack. Last of a Noted Gallows. moro nt hers-'lf than another. Mercy terruption If wo Interpret the signs manner so earnest that the street of children, was quick to Interpret so much. Their laughter Is partlcu By great good fortune the com- ?" "Anyhow, you've got to wait until AS EASY The wooden gallows In the jail yard u-lll not dwell in her heart. the bellqjvs of "What Is It, James?" she asked. larly healthy, natural and unro- mandant of the district where Ivan and healthful way "0 I don't know! Only we used dusk. You promised." aright. It Is altogether happy If put Arab could not help but be Impressed, has been torn down to make room for In one ct back In the pool. Jimmy shied once more at "James/* stralned—a most exhilarating sound." and Alexis found themselves was an Mrs. WlnalowN .'oothlnir Syrnp. to so frightfully—what d' you call "All right, but It's not very sport- although he tried to appear Indiffer- Needs Only a Little Thinking. a modern steel structure. By way of For chllilreo teotlilnc. poficns thottuRi. redupen to- wheel, ent but managed to give utterance to the old soldier who had served under ilammatiuu.olUjspkla.conswladcoitu. iic•> Lsnue. T and wid^ vtrf ing to ask favors after dinner." The food of childhood often dccldes a grim joke the sheriff's office spread ".^•!T»^[Thompson i Eye Wata* "I didn't know you objected The World. Had she stopped there all might question that was bothering him. Shouting Their Praises. Count Nazlmoff In the Turkish war. in. Wh< so "I won't ask any favors at all In fu- whether one Is to grow up well nour- the report that Deputy Sheriff Love If all women who look hack were rti-ongly to being In love.' They tell us In our childhood days have been well, but she thought she "Did he make der river?" he asked. Frlarpolnt, Miss., August 22 (Spe- and ho felt pity for the son of his old turned Into salt pillars tho streets TDIIftfiFfia Elastic StockingB. Etc. doK s'ar ture." The world Is round, and we, ished and healthy or weak and sick- Intended to take the frame of the ven- B r\UOOCO ri || KOI Sprint Ou-des,, "I don't I mean, I didn't No, would make sure of her conquest by "Yes," said the teacher, "God made cial).—Cured of Bladder and Kidney commander. Alexis was allowed many would be full of statues. CiUlufi FUEE. ' 'aVBHf Philadelphl*, Pa. They bad come to the edge ot the With youthful heedleasneM, accept ly from Improper food. erable Instrument of death to his as the ho^ The doctrine easily. the river." Trouble after 26 years of suffering. privileges not accorded to ordinary 4 don't" wood. Monica paused Irresolutely. addressing herself to Jimmy direct Lome and build a chicken house out I do not believe Plso's Cure for Consumption its head It's Just as easy to be one as the Rev. H. H. Hatch, of this place, Is convicts, and the horrors of exile They were outside the village now, "Perhaps we are making a mistake When wo ore grown to roan's estate "Do you understand, James?" she Jimmy looked puzzled. Then he said: of It, on the theory that no negro, no has aa equal for cougha aud colds.—JonN P. S400 for S100 forge, nwf We aro so overwrought other provided we get a proper start. telling the public the good news and were, by his Intercession, also soft-' $200 lor SB0 you pet It. Opponunltv soo3ini Rnda/ tnd a few minutes would bring them after all," sho observed. Her eyes inquired. "Did God make Jeffries?" matter how ardent a lover of chick- Uuvek. Trinity Sprint's. Ind., Feb. 15,1MXI. (IC0 lor (25 AppllcftiloDs acceuted In QtJrj-- - "go aheadi With toll and trouble we've no time A wise physician like the Denver shouting the praises of the remedy ened for Ivan. Hda, they heard, had to the lane that led to the wood of were very wide open, for she was To give its shape a thought. "She's talking to you," said Jimmy's The teacher was Inclined to be en meat, would dare to rob such a . $. W- lo- r S1. 0 oelted unf.l all lafceti: bme'-A of starts on memories. Monica stopped, Doctor who knew about food, can ac- that cured him—Dodd's Kidney Pills, been assigned to duty by the governor After listenlnK to n poor young man s I monev '•em will be returnei). AmouDtslrooi $lo looking down a flickering glade that companion, nudging him when he shocked, but she answered "yes." complish wonders provided the pa- hen roost. •tie of woe It's up to the heiress to give | to $100. none larger to one name. This is jour the wheelf-Jfui At last when wo approach tho end Rev. Mr. Hatch says:— at Stralensk as a nurse, and she had opportunity to maka money In an honest ;ind led to a dell. It was In that dell that And look back through the years noticed that Jimmy didn't recognize As a matter of fact, the old gallows him a helping hund. by means.;of Then Jimmy looked up Into the tient Is willing to help and will eat "I have been suffering from Blad also an opportunity to earn something safe way- No monev lost. Vou i'ct value ro- tho primroses used to grow. Incident- Of disappointment and ot loss. the strange name of James. Is to be split into kindling wood for eelved and share profits equiilly. Do It now. power Is c^hv- Of trials and of tears. teacher's face with a smile that was only proper food. der and Kidney Trouble for 26 years beyond the scanty government allow- The Murine Kvo Itrnifiiy Co.. rhlrnito. »end Hotna ally, too. Jack had proposed to her radiant with pleasure. use in the furnace of the court house. Kyo ILUOK irec. Write tl.em jour CJCJ TUK Bl'KMAH. Bo* 333. I>pnr«r. Colo* The dogs w "Huh?" said Jimmy Inquiringly of Speaking of this case the Mother and I have tried everything that peo- ance by teaching the governor's chil- there. What we were told comes back, and we This morning a negro man who has Blind, Itohlne, Bleedlntr. such in'teluaei Are ready to declare the teacher. taid the boy.—New York Press. said her little four year old boy was When tho leap-year girl achieves a ple said would do me good. But dren. seen years of service as an attacho of Chronic PILES, aud all er weary "Let's chanco It," he suggested, and The world roust certainly be round, "Do you understand the losson?" "Gee! He must have been busy," suffering from a peculiar derangement Hda had been but a short time In husband she seldom achieves anything PILES itemorrboldiil condition PI Because It Isn't "sauare." ^nothing did me any good except or simple exiles, whose offenses were the sheriff's office, was engaged in pil- tlvelr CURED by tho new remedy "PILEO» the auim began to make a way for her through of tho stomach, liver and kidneys and Stralensk when an opportunity was (Treat. DYNE." which Is a VEGETABLE uble t andukea. —William J. Lampton. Dodd's Kidney Pills. designated under the general term of ing up the weather beaten lumber un- bright. the brambles. his feet became so swollen he couldn't afforded her for materially Improving INTERNALLY, ihorefura no lncon«enl«nc* "I haven't felt a pain since I took "untrustwortblness"—and the hard- der the steps of the portico on the UnulTcrtd; alx ilutely hannlw^ ordluarv esics.40 for one They wandered about the wood for Taught Sunday-School Many Year*. take a step. "We called a Doctor who her condition. A violent epidemic of WMoi'.W.OO: levereand uldcaiei. lixi tablet*. •4.50. Dodd's Kidney Pills. They gave me labor class, who were convicted of north side of tho court house. The D Q TOVJ Mailed, ptwtage paid. Write for further Infur- rather more than an hour. Here was said at once we must be very careful typhus fever had broken out, not only They cos The ofllclals of the Wesleyan Sun- health and I feol like a new man al- some overt act against the peace and steps. Intact, lay stretched on the matlon. Fi-elilre relief puranioed or your money ihe curious little knoll that Monica as to his diet as Improper food was among the convicts, but among the returned. JfcMexc^ualvylj each to day-school, Swlnton, England, lay A Tenth-Story Reverie ' together. Dodd's Kidney Pills are dignity of the czar. Some of the pris- THE^EQETABLt TABLKT CO...... , ^ bad called her throne; there the ditch the only cause of bis sickness. Sugar officials themselves. With a noble ground. 237 Albany Ave., Brooklyn, N. they sa claim to having upon their register the best I over had." oners were taken to the barber shop, "Many a man has taken his last COUGH that Jack bad fallen Into because he especially, he forbid. disregard of her own safety, Hda ex- wise It the oldest Sunday-school teacher in All Urinary and Bladder Troubles where one side of the bead was walk up those stairs," said a bystand- DON/T DELAY would look at Monica Instead of "So the Dr. made up a diet and the posed herself to every risk, and to her vices o: England. If not In the United King- A breeio blows In at the window here. are caused by diseased Kidneys. The shaved bare; and the hair an the er. "Indeed, they have." said tne col- where ho was going. To day he waS Here are the streets where the tollers principal food he prescribed was watchful care and skillful nursing was' LADIES do their dom. Mr. George Doxey, who Is now with tho music of wind-swept leaves; are, and the din of busy wheels. natural way to euro thom Is to cure other side being allowed to remain, ored man. "1 have seen twelve of picking his way with the utmost care. The patter of rain on a farmhouse roof But a breeze blows In at the window Grape-Nuts and the boy, who was very duo the saving of the lives of the Are you looking for a Dressy, In his eighty-eighth yenr, has been a tho % kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills they presented, when their caps were them go that way—Hawes and Byars Al last it began to grow dusk. Jack teacher sixty-nine years, and holds and u flash of the trickling eaves; here like a welcome thief, and steals fond of sweet things took the T3rape- never fall to cure diseased kldneya governor's wife and children. The Good Wearing Shoe at a mod- . Col. The glimpse of u long, long lane that The glow of the city streets away, and removed, a pitifully grotesque appear- and ScrogRins and Ben Eldndgo and knocked the ashes out of his pipe the remarkable record that for half a turns and winds among the trees: the pulsing roar grows dim Nuts readily without adding any - in any stage or place. They always gratitude of the governor's wife knew erate coat? If ao aak your colored ance. To the strong leather belt others. Makes mo feel kind o' creepy una buttoned up his coat Monica, ccntury he was never absent from The scent of clover ami mint and thyme In the melody of a church bell's chime sugar. (Dr. explained that the sweet cure Backache and they are the only no bounds, and it was at her sugges- dealer for the tobacco. , and the buzz of humblcbees; and the chant of an evening hymn. which confined their greatcoats at to handle this stulT. but I guess it will I-retendlog not to notice him, led him school, and during forty years he was The stony streets are turfy paths and In Grape-Nuts Is not at all like cane emedy that ever cured Brlght's Dle- tion that Hda was given quarters. In- BALSAM an aged brbt. A breeze blows In at the window here, the waist were attached two chains burn all right."—Birmingham News. to the dell. never once late. Though eighty-sev- with the sickles' harvest tune. the city's din and roar or beet sugar but Is the natural sweet {ase. stead of being confined In the wom- old pipe In hi The ripple and splash of a rock-bound Is the far-off note of tho woodland wild of the grains.) which reached to the ankles, where "Better not climb down," said Jack. en years old he Is able to read with- or the break of waves on shore. en's department of the prison, In the "Bi stream and the light of a harvest Nice of Her. they were riveted to the ankle Irons. Laid by Lincoln Admirer. $2.00 Shoe for Women "It's sure to be damp." out tho aid of spectacles. moon When the free-winged winds from the "We saw big Improvement Inside a governor's house. She had been hero kin ent far hills blow, and the tears that dim When-you are taking a girl homa Aloxls and Ivan were fortunate In A Michigan man is preparing to re- It Cures Colds. Coughs. Sore Throat. Cronp, la- "Never mlnd^ Come on!" Sho That filters away through the leaves and the eye few days and now Grape-NuM are al- now two months, and was regarded It's a wonder for the price u boughs in a yellow filigree: at night It Is Intelligent of her to cross being exempted from the degradation shingle his house for the first time Quonza. Whooping Couwh. Bronchitis- a.;d l reized him by the hand and dragged Are dewdrops on wood violets In the most his only food and be Is once with feelings of grateful esteem by Asthma. AucrtclncureforConsuniptluulntUsc Booklet Free Interrupted. A breeze blows In at the window hero over to .the dark side of the street of having their hair cut In the man- slnco 1860. tho your Lincoln was elect- "Wei him down. that Is fraught with memory. cloistered dells that lie. more a healthy, happy, rosy-choeked all classa—prisoners and officials Btagos. and a sure relief luudvnaoedstages. Usa Ho was In tho society of many cu- without your sayldg anything about ner described, but In all other re- ed. In removing tho old hand-shaved at once. You will see tho excellent eflect ai'ter SNUTH-WALLACE SHOE C0M href "Pretty little spot," said Jack, filling A hrerze comes In at the window here, youngster with every prospcct to alike. Stralensk is on the main road taking tho first dose. Sold by dealers evcijf- rates and old maids at a tea party Here Is the tower of a granite pile ond IL—New York Preos. spects they were treated as the other shingles, on one. protected by tho over- wheco. Large bottles 20 ecats and CO ccnis. CHICAGO house." another pipe. here Is an endless wall like a soothing message blown grow up Into a strong healthy man." to the mines of Nertchensk, and The conversation had turned on tho From the world of birds and trees an4 convicts. They tried to gain Informa- lap of its neighbor, were found the "Met "I love It" She paused a moment Of brick and stone, with the misty light Name given by Postum Co., Battle since the arrival of Ilda several con- question raised by the Leeds Physi- of the city over all. flowers to the world of brick and • Many Children Are Sickly. tion from tho guards as to Hda, but w'en 1: stone; Creek, Mich. words: "Hurrah for old Abe!" and then added, "Do you remember, cal society, "Does the Wearing of Up from the street comes a ceaseless Mother Gray's Swoot Powders for Children, voys of prisoners bad passed through $I,200T0 $3,000 A YEAR W. N. U.-DETKOIT--NO. 35--100^ Cries out to the heart that Is caged and it was without avail, and they were Isbelnitisade by graduate* of llio Wortem Veterinary leab vafi "'Don't keep on Jabbing like that." Jack—f* din, and the rattle of wheels on barred and bids it spread Its wings The sweet of Grape-Nuts Is the Na- u>cd by Mother Gray, a nurso In Children's tho place cn route to the destination Hats Make Men Bald?'; and he took stone, left In uncertainty as to her fate. But Spared for Years of Usefulness. Oollegv praotlclngand In govenmient IHWIUOD*. C«uliNt When answering Ads. pleasa mention Ihls paper. Record- For• a- little while and wander back ture-sweet known as Post Sugar, not II iiao, Now York, cure Summer Complaint, at tho mines. As the long columns of tree. Dr. J. U. WXTTUSS, U3Ullrfanbi., lUuuUtj, a* ind looked her husband squarely In "Stop! Don't speak to me for a ui) his parable. "Not hats, dear But tho breeze blows In at tho window where tho they were not long In suspense. Owen Wlster, author of "Tho Vir- here, with tho scent of a rose, half- sweet-voiced wild-bird digested In the liver like ordinary F'evorlshnoss.Headache,Stomach Troubles, unfortunates wound their weary way tho face. moment!" His mouth was open, his friends, but shirts. Now you will have blown; sings; Early on the following morning a ginian" and other successful works, Thej tinseled glow of the city pale* In the sugar, but pre-dlgested. Feed the Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At along tho valley of the Nertcha, Hda "Before we go any further," she be- eyes screwed u u . . He sneezed. noticed that a man takes off his shirt With the tinkle far of a schoolhouse bell light of the yellow moon all Druggists', 36c. Sample mailed FREE,. j bugle sound rang through the prison. has just recovered from an operation and the cry of lads at play. youngsters a handful of Grape-Nuts had many opportunities to perform cms •uu A mat should like—" You hateful*-' cried Monica. over his head, thereby dragging the That filters down through tho boughs , C"UBh bynii The murmuring chant of the forest deep Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Boy, N. Y. | and a few minutes later all were act- for appendicitis performed several W*Sfle£flclS druggliU. the and leaves, and tho joy of the Id. when Nature demands sweet and little acts of kindness to suffering "A drink? We've passed all the "How could I help It? 1 told you hair out by the roots, whereas a wom- and the llelds that stretch away bird s tune • - • n Orders wero Issued In quick, weeks ago at the Pennsylvania Med- WlOfllC'Stlch LATTNDRY HLCE . for To the rising hills, where the moon la prompts them to call for sugar. Our worst faults are tho children prisoners. It was while binding the Won't ipTir break, frecie ""r spot olmhct. « Pile .pubs." this place was damp." an " Rings out In a song of welcome heme; sharp tones to the prisoners to be ical college of Philadelphia. ISoeata and cjuaU SO MUU wurUi ut any otter bluing. hid. till the yellow flames arise while the city's roar grows dim There's a reason. bruised foot of a poor woman who "Don't ne vulgar. I should like to "Don't speak me! I'll never Here three teacups dropped.—Lon- As the rays of a night-lamp swung for ct our de&reet virtual.—Life. - ready to march- aud after a hasty us through the arch of star-gemmed In the rhyme and chime of the old Get the little book "The Road ttt v4bow whether you are renUv sariou*/ try-" don Sporting News sklcj>. church-bell and the note of an even- then Ing hymn I WellTlllo" In each pkg. er." —J. W. Foley. In-Kax. York TUa«% name i be ratt H. Loud I Try our Imperial cow food, homo production. Moyors «fc McKee. Thos Donovan has returned from Money Orders ilarrieta to make his home in Low- ell again. he L< Mrs. S. E. Moye and daughter dr IM HI.IHIIE Irena are visiting Dr. C. C. Sayles at er than money orders. . „ Langston. vnll fire I.O" STRAIGHT TALK If you are not as well acquainted with a »'ftuk McKee's feed mill. The.Gleaners will give a dance at Nearly 87 Years Old. Llvecf l« Layer. Robt. W. Stone returmd Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman ^ *4wk8 John H. Layer. the Ada rink Thursday evenliig, In thf ra Heard About Town Haas, of Kalamazoo, a son. This Vicinity 66 Years. Sept. 1. Music by Robinsou & HoRs^aud Lot For Sale. tlons,tin Mrs. R. M. Ladd of Mllford Is the William i'orter I'errin was born In Hartwell's orchestra. Floor mana- certaltfr guest of Mrs. James McPherson. Mount I'leasant, Brant Co.. Ontario, Good house w'tii wiXll. cistern, city gers; Herb Burt, Will Lockwood. alders Oct. IS, 1817 and came to Michigan water, cellar, electric lljjJfci^Mi near- Committee of arrangements: Fred Miss Minn Eggleston has been ly an acre of best garden gi^iUI"! more spending a few days at Saranac. in the Fall of 1837, at tke age of 20 Wallace, F. Can field, Ashley AVard guard 0p years, with Ills mot her and stepfath- town. Flue location. Inquire of"^ Dr. Hodges, dentist. tf P. S. Griffith was In Grand Rapids ftfed Geo. Boyuton. Bill to dance them;] the Monday. Chaa. McCarty and Mr. and Mrs. er, Ellab Walker, and their family of C. Denick, telephone 185. s "A Breezy Time," Sept. 1. best they Clare Althen were In Grand Rapids six children. In 1838 he located 1(10 75c. Supper at hotel 50c. per Hear the band and orchestra with Friday. acres of land In Vergennes, which he Grand Trunk Sunday, August 26. 5 anxious to Saturday sale. Collar's bazaar. couple. ' —^ "A Breezy Time" Sept. 1. made his home for forty years. Me To Grand Rapids 50c and to Grand the big hoi \ Opera house Sept. 1, "A Breezy Mrs. Wm. Green (formerly Mrs. Norman Ford of Logan spent last was married to Caroline Wooster Haven $1,110 for the round trip train these men w Time." Buy seata of Sturgls. Young) fell Monday and broke an The "Laugh and OroW .F®t" Bump. week with Mrs. Wayne Pardee. arm. Davis In 1840. To this union eight leaves Lowell 0:20 a m return train at ail times Loveland & Hinyan are building a children were born, two of whom arrives Lowell 7:52 p m. Here is one of the tioeBkJiSim \ Don't fall to get a 6-plece chamber A. O. Heydlauff and family left and I consultt branch ware-house at Belding. passed away in Infancy Theodore, A. 0. Heydlauff, Agent. you have ou your head for y -'Why is f' set Saturday for f 1.25. yesterday for a visit at Detroit and the oldest son, died In Bo'wne In 1805 own good and your neigbbo! and tha^ Saturday $1.25, Monday $2.00. Collar's Bazaar. Cass Lak e. and a daughter, Mrs. Ellen M. Pratt, Don't get left. Collar's Bazaar. Notice to Farmers.—Bring your Miss Margaret VanKlrk of Jack- la Grand Rapids in 1002. This elevation is the hill of mirt shown sc Mrs. Helen Boyce of .Muskegon is grists to the Lowell feed mill. We tion ?' Mtafl Mary Chllds of Grand Rapids son visited Miss Florence Behl last visiting her daughters, Mesdames J. fulness, "it is tH- langh." For grind for 7c. per hirndred. " 'Ah!j Hpent part of last week in town. week. ^ E. I^ee and Henry Clark. the moro general and generous culti- • ' Meyers & McKee. been de Miss Nina Wisner entertained ten Dr. and .Mrs. H. O. Barnes are Miss Hazei Hoag of lonla was the vation of this, particular bump, the of Honc^ young ladles Tuesday afternoon. moving Into the house vacated by B. truest of MisseH Em ma Wesbrook enterprising managers of the new- McLaln. 4, and that Miss Leah Him ter of Mt. Pleasant and Lenna Yeiter Friday. Prl.nces of Japan. est, A Breezy Time," have devot- All genU- spent laat week with Mjp. Miio Hart. Good horse fur sale. Inquire of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNaughten That the Japanese Crown Prince ed years of lime and study. If you given Frank Thompson or of Chas. Mc- with a party of relatives camped at and Crown Princess are not in the have no swelling where that black Mrs. S. C. Alger lias returned from Carty. 3wks - "I sa^ a four mouths tour through Oregon. White Fish lake last week. race suicide class is evident from the mark is shown on the chart, you of an oh Mrs. A. E. Bivens of Nashville vis- picture recently taken of their two lit- Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Price ofVaasar Miss Maude McKee returned last have a tendency toward blue liwe with me, ited Mrs. A. P. Hunter a few days of tle sons. The elder of the two royal upeut Sunday with Mrs. M. A. Carr. week from Grand Ledge, where sh" and misanihropy. Your case needs man of 8 la«t week. visited Charles Coppens. * princes Is the heir presumptive of Errol and Mary Coville went to careful attentiou, aud yon should of my tru Miss Ethel Williams of Port Huron Grand Rapids hist Wednesday to re- Arthur Avery and Misses Clara It was ab baa been visiting Bessie Tate the be sure to sec "A Breezy Tirae," itiaiu a week. Lawrence and Freda Bailey have broad an past week. received second grade certificates. which will be at Train's Opera dozen oH The Qleanors will hold thelrsecond 0. L. Harvey of Grand Rapids House Thursday, Sept. 1, for it is annual picuic in Scbenk's grove Alaska Jay went to Edmore to ac- what it, spent Sunday with htffparents, Mr. one continual laugh from start to Thursday, Sept. 1,1004. cept a position as foreman on the tion, and and Mrs. J. D. Harvey. railroad section there yesterday. flfnish, and never fails to swell this Europe i Ed. Bostwick of Grand Rapids J".'S. Hooker spent last week at bump to a normal size. an emble spent Thursday and Friday with his Mr. and Mrs. John Fox of Grand Green Lake, where he addressed a Rapids have been spending a few Reserved seats at Sturgis' drug Old Wor brother Charles Bostwick. large picnic gathering. days with her brother, Henry Hiler. store. Henry Spicker of Johnstown, Pa., DOGf George Tate returns to his work Lost—a red mully heifer calf with visited his nephew, H. Blough, the in Chicago this week after a visit lattfp part of last week. three white feet. Suitable rewhrd MICH. 8TATJS FAIR, PONTI- with Lowell relatives. for information or return. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McNaughton of Mrs. 1). C. Macheni has been ijiak- W. B. Gardner. AC, SEPT. 12 TO io. Pralrlevllie, Mich., spent part of last ing a brief visit with her mother, The Grand Trunk Railway Sys- week with their daughter, Mrs. 1). F. For Sale—Two buggies and har- the Japanese throne, and'he Is said who is ill, at Pontine. tem announces single fare for t^e Butts. ness. two oftlcedesks and farm tools, to be one of the brightest and clev- Mrs. ElectaMoxon of Grand Rapids in (in Ire at residence. Mr. Perriu aud family moved in erest boys of royal blood In the East round trip, plus 50 cents for admis- Mr. and Mrs. John Rank of Chica- visited Mrs. J. R. Lynn and other tf Mrs. W. R. Blalsdell. 1874 from Vergennes to Bowne, They are growing up In strenuous sion to the fair grounds. Tickets go were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. friends the piast week. where he owned a fine farm of 200 Frahk Thompson from Wednesday Mrs. Jos. Eastwood and daughter times, and the sight of soldiers march* on sale Sept. 12 to 10 inclusive. Louise of Bay City and Mrs. J. P. acres. They came to Lojvell in 1800 tMFriday. Miss Mamie Moulton of Freeport and be continued in the feed and liv- ing, bands playing and all the prep- Return limit Sept 17, 1904. For was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fitch of Vail, Iowa, visited Mr. and ^Irs. A. (j. Ball and daughter, Miss ery business, in which he bad en- arations for war that are going on fares and further information call Henry Blough, last week. Mrs. F. T. King several days of this Bessie, of Mason are visiting hor gageii here while still ou the farm. around them are bound to leave ao in* week. on local agent or write to Geo, W. father, Homer Avery, and other You need clean healthy bowels just Several years later lie retired from delible Impress on their minda. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A., 135 Ad- friends. as much as pure, wholesome food; A. D. Oliver and family and Mrs. the active buslneBs selling the same Both the little Japanese princes are without either, you cannot keep ams St., Chicago, 111. 8w Sarah Oliver spent Sunday with Mr. to Dr. E. D. McQueen. The remain- said to be remarkably intelligent and Mrs. E. M. Cummins ol Sioux City, well. Hollister's Rocky Mountain aud Airs. Frank O'Harrow and Mr. Iowa, has been visiting . relatives ing years of his life, with the exception very amiable. Tea eliminates all impurities. Tea ami Mrs. John Freeman in South Box Statemeute—The Ledger. here and at South Boston the past of two years in Grand Rapids, or tablets. 35c. D. G. Look. Boston. have been spent in this village. Un- •^eek. Mrs. A. W. Owen has returned til about eight months ago he was Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Snyder and from Albion. Her daughter. Miss In very good health, but since that Atughter Leila, of Albion, are visit- Mary, who has been attending sum- time he has been confined to the ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs L. J. mer school at Harvard, returned house. His limb was amputated on Robinson, and other friends. with her. Ann4. 12, which operation lie survived finely. He died last Thursday. Aug. * Mrs. Robt. Patterson and Miss DO YOU The Central school building looks Esther Stuart of Defiance. O., and 18, from weakness of the heart. very neat iu its double coat of white Funeral services were held Saturday Miss Luclle Joseph of Grand Rapids EVER EXPECT and It has been renovated inside as are visiting at the home of I. H. afternoon at Ihe Congregational well as out. Denick &' Son did the church, which he had attended, con- Joseph this week. » to be able to buy an work. Price for t he labor, $00. ducted by Rev. (i, L. Sprague, -with Mrs J. II. Hull and Mrs. J. Jessup Special Sale Miss Bernlce Griffith returned Mon- the assistance of Rev. Jas. Butler. day from a three weeks' visit iu in. celebrated together the anniversary He was hurled hi Oakw'ood ceme- Grand Rapids, accompanied bv her of their birth August 22. As that tery, beside his wife, who preceded stster, Mrs. E. V. Goebel, who Is ffiich Cut Si ass Si owl j was also tho anniversar.v of tiie him to the beticr home five years spending a few days here. i National Hag, these ladles should lie ago. The pall-bearers, active and for less than very patriotic. Only A quiet wedding was held at the honorary, were members of the home of Christian Aithaus west of 'Tis said a bottle and a glass Pioneer Society, of which he wns the the village Monday evening, when Will make a person mellow. president, and some of his friends. his daughter. Miss Lizzie,'was united But Rocky Mountain Tea's the Among i lie many flowers was a in marriage lo Edward Clemens by $3.98? drluk pillow of rosea, with "At rest" In t he Rev. Magdauz, pastor of tiie German That livens up a fellow. center, presenfed by the society,, showing their love and respect for Chamber D. G. LOOK. M. E. church. him. The State Tax Couimlasion was Dr. J. H. Rlckert of Detroit was in These bowls are CHEAP at He is survived hy his children: Mrs. town Monday on his way to Chicago $5.50, but to advertise our here last Thursday and decided t hat Chester Hodges. Mrs. E. D. McQueen, the ten refrigerator cars of Loveiund where he is taking a special course in Cut Glass Department, we se- \\ III M. I'errin of Grand Rapids, & Hinyan were ahsessable in (Jratt- dentistry. Mrs. Rlckert is in Eng- cured six of these bargains and Elmer 1). i'errin and a stepdaughter, an, as the tirm has a ware-house and land with relatives, where the Doc- will sell them at S3.08 while Mrs. Elizaheili Davis Hicks; his step- they last side track at Moseley, and claimed tor expects to keep her for a year, as that as the home of Its cars. The brother, Jan ih Walker; and stepsis- the change in climate is benefitting For beauty of design, depth valuation was left as fixed by Super- ters, Mesdames Henry Stanton Eply, her health. of cut, brilliancy and whiteness visor Hunt. Geo. M Parker, and Luke Robinson. of glass, they are unexcelled. 1 he following attended the funeral Mrs. C. H. JenningsJBoston—"Our . J. T. Lucas died in Portland, Wed- from abroad; Mrs. C. E. Shaw of babies (twins), were sickly. Had nesday, August 11, 1904. Mr. Lucas •rand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Will M. several doctors, but no results. Hoi- See our Cut Glass lino in our was a former resident of Wasco, East window. reiTin in,,) n,,,, 0f (jrtiud Bttp. lister's Rocky Mountain Tea made having lived here for years, engaged ids, Mrs. I'orter Misner of Muskegon, business them strong and robust. <*» centa. in the blacksmith business. He aud Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Morse of Mmjke- Tea or tablet form. D. G. Look. his family were highly esteemed by f""' I'hcohe IDply of Stanton, Thomaa & Bergln are doing busi- the people of Wasco. He has recent, h.,1!?.. . . I'l''v "f Wanton, and Mrs. ly been engaged in the manufacturo ness at the new stand near the Pere \\ 111 Snelder and daughter of Albion. of plows at Wallula, where IiIh fam- Marquette depot. They are buying During his ion" and useful life Mr. ily now resides.—[Wasco. Oregon, Collar's Bazaar beans, fmit, etc., and calculate to 1 errln made a wide acquaintance in News. Mr. Lucas was a brother of which he was universally esteemed do a general produce business. 1 heir Mrs. R. Ryder and lived here many new building is not quite completed; for his kindly and benovelent traits years ago and was well known In of character, and he will be mlsse'd - but promisee to be a credit to the Buy Jewelry and Out Glass Right, this vicinity. town and the enterprising new firm. less than elsewhere. and remembered in the day sto come.

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