The Clinton Republican.
YOL. XLIV.-NO. 15. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1899. WHOLE NO. 2,302.
VARIOU8 TOPIC8 . Notice to Taxpayers. Pay your taxes before August 10th, aa Robbers blew open the railroad safe at HERMAN MARTIN CRUSHED TO DEATH on and after that date an additional fee FROM EVERY NATION I TERRIFIC STORM Mulliksn, Ionia county, Sunday morning of 3 per cent, will be added. at two o ’clock. They only got a few D. L.Hunt , village treasurer. pennies. The agent hid the money Office at Hunt’s drug store. received from a large number of excur While Working in the Oakland Street Sewer America Still the Harei for tie Broke Oicr St Johns and Yicinity sion tickets sold Sunday. FUST HEW WHEAT. Monday light V Last Saturday Afternoon. Oppressed and Ambitions. A Ison Lindley, of Greenbush, who was Brought in by Lemuel Webster and Bought mentioned in connection with the arrest by L. G. McKnlght. of his wife, who was charged with steal The first load of new wheat was TABLE OF THOSE LANDING IN CROPS LEVELED BY WIND AND George Lounsbury Also Buried, but was brought in by Lemuel Webster, of Riley, ing a watch, says the article was unjust AMERICA LAST YEAR. TORRENTS OF WATER. to him, that he bears a good reputation Taken out Alive. and was bought by L. McKnight for 63 among his neighbors. While the article cents per bushel. It was a very good in question was based on what seemed to rnple. Seueral other loads were re ceived the same day. The buyers report Washington, July 21.—The official After two very hot days, the aky be reliable information, Thx Republican out twice in some instances. He did has no disposition to treat Mr. Lindley Shortly after noon last Saturday a the quality generally poor —shrunken figures of the number of immigrants became overcast with clouds toward disasterous cave occured in the east bank not consider the clay bank dau^eroue, unfairly. A Gentleman who has known and said Mr. Martin did not, as it was berry and lots of cheee. who arrived in this country during the evening, Monday, and shortly after 7 of the Oakland street sewer, and the him a long time says he has borne a good so thick and solid. It was a question of Pingree St 8mith Win. fiscal year ended June 30,1899, by races o ’clock the storm broke. The wind was word quickly spread that some of the reputation generally. which way the work could be done to The employees of PiDgree &, Smith, and sex, were today made public by the in the east, but gradually shifted to the workmen were buried. The sewer was the best advantage; Mr. Martin think immigration bureau as follows: south and blew a regular gale, while the V Detroit, who have been on a strike for about 11 feet deep, the first six or seven ing that it was best to go on as they Bace*. Male. Female. were, and he thinking it would be the past month, yesterday accepted the African (black)...... rain fell in torrents and drifted in great M. Ellsworth Meriam, a teacher in feet cutting through solid clay, which 220 192 better to curb. Just before the Acci terms of the firm absolutely, and resum' Armenian...... 471 203 sheets so it was impossible ‘to see but a the service of the American Missionary seemed to make solid and safe wails on dent he told Mr. Martin to come out and Austrian...... 87 32 Association, gave an illustrated lecture ed work this morning. South American...... 42 10 short distance. Limbs were broken from either aide. Below the clay fine sand go to curbing, and had lumber on the Central American...... 38 20 trees, signs were torn loose and floated at the Congregational church Sunday ground for that purpose and sent for a Bulgarian ...... 19 1 was struck, and the tile had been laid saw. Martin and the other two men Bohemian and Moravian ...... 1,262 1,264 away, while every movable thing was evening on the work in the Mountain almost to the corner of State street. SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING. Chinese...... 1,627 11 lifted from its accustomed place. Berry districts of Kentucky, Virginia, Ten were standing there when the bank Croatian and Slovenian _____.. 7,266 1,366 Herman Martin, who was an experienced caved first in the center, covering Lou ns Cuban...... 1,074 300 boxes that were left outside the stores nessee and North Carolina. He gave a Dalmatian, Bosnian and sewer man, and had worked on most of bury. He thought Mr. Martin could Lillie SUlea f^enderetl Unconacloua While Herzegovinian...... ____ 297 70 went rolling down Clinton avenue or very good idea of life and social condi the sewers put in here, wae laying tile. have saved himself but stopped to heip Silting In Her Room, Dutch and Flemish...... 1,226 634 Lounsbury, when another part fell and East Indian...... 12 3 floated in the gutter. A barrel was tions, and the great need of more and Wm. Crich wae contractor, and in his English ...... 6,707 4,005 carri3d down the street, and there was a better schools, his photographs showing caught him before he could get out. During the storm Monday night, Lillie Finnish...... 3,942 2,155 absence John O’Bryan looked after the Thought if Mr. Martin had run the Stiles was sitting in her room at the French...... 1,428 850 general shaking up of everything. homes, such school houses and churches moment the bank first broke he could Steel Hotel, near the window. Carrie German...... 14,741 11,890 digging. It seems that Mr. Crich as Greek...... 2,263 132 There was a brilliant display of light as there are, and much beautiful moun well as some of the other men had have escaped. Myers was also in the room. A flash of Hawaiian...... 78 80 ning, and the thunder was calculated to tain scenery. lightning rendered Miss Stiles uncon Hebrew...... 21,153 16,262 suggested the advisibility of curbing Mrs. Martin testified that she had a scious, and she was unable to work until Hungarian ...... 567 233 make the timid people wonder if the day V conversation with her husband when he Irish...... 13,72018,720 18,625 through the deepest part, but Mr. today. Miss Myers was not injured. Italian (northern) ...... 9,746 3,345 of wrath had come. Just a shaving of Allegan Gazette:—“The “kissing bug ” Martin thought there was no danger of left home for his work, and said in part: Italian (southern) ...... 45,587 20,052 lightning dropped into the window at Reception to Gen. Alger. Japanese...... 3,1713,m 224 has arrived in Allegan. A specimen of a cave. Work had begun for the after “ He did not say anything about its Lithunian...... 5,291 1,567 Mit Leland’s barn, knocking down his this peculiar insect was killed by Jacob being dangerous. I asked him if it was Mayor Maybury invites the people of Magyar ...... 3,060 1,340 noon, and Bert Gardner, who was on dangerous, and he said not as yet. He this county to come to Detroit and par Mexican...... 80 83 horse and Scott Crandall, and B. Bennett> Weatherwax Monday evening. Mr the bank, noticed the earth begin to Montenigrin ...... 4 1 never said anything about its being ticipate in the reception to General Pacific Islander...... 10 who were 'caring for him, but neither Weatherwax was at home when attacked. dangerous. I do not think that he 4 move, and called to the men to get out. Alger August 2d. Polish ...... 18,191 10,275 were killed. The bug strjck at him two or three A section of clay on the east bank about realized that there wae any danger, as he Portuguese ...... 1,101 995 was a man that always spoke his mind." Boumanian...... 90 0 Reports Tuesday morning from farm times but failed to get its stinger in the 20 feet long, three feet wide at the top Russia 11...... 1,2811,261 513 ers, stage drivers and others who came flesh before he succeeded in killing it. Geo. Lounsbury testified as follows: EN*ex Farmer* Club Picnic. Butheoian (Kussnjak)...... 872 528 and five or six feet deep slid into the “Crich asked Mr. Martin if he did not Scandinavian (Norwegian*, into town, show that the storm leveled A careful examination of the insect The Essex Farmers Club will hold a Dane* and Swede*) ______.. 12,747 10,502 channel. think it ought to be curbed. Mr. Martin picnic at Maple Rapids in the grove Scotch ...... 1,057 695 oats and corn, doing great damage, and showed to be one of the dreaded bugs.* Mr. Martin started south, and got said he thought there would be no dan Servian...... 62_ 7 the wind tipped over most of the grain August 16th. All farmers are invited to Slovak ...... :...... 10.324 5,514 It resembled very closely the picture and almost out of the way —a second would ger if he dug just tar enough to put one Spanish...... 899UQQ 97 in shocks, necessitating a good deal of description given in the daily papers. tile at a time. This conversation took join in the picnic. Syrian ...... 2,446 1,262 have saved him—but was caught by the lace several minutes before the cave in. Transylvanian (Seibenburger)..r).. 4 extra work, besides thoroughly wetting One was at work in Holland last week. full force and instantly killed. George Turkish...... 26 2 f think we laid two tile after the conver Dr. Post and C. A. Putt and families Welsh...... 853 506 it. ______V. F. King of that city claims to have Lounsbury was completely covered at sation before the break came. I was West Indian...... 90 54 and Frankie Nelson went to Crystal been “kissed” by it, and as a result his the north end of the slide, except a little within two or three feet of Mr. Martin Australian* ...... ■'49 27 Kara Burneil. when the break came. I noticed noth Lake, Benzie county, this morning. Corea ns...... 22 lip was very sore several days. A num opening over his head which admitted Swig* ...... 1 The barn of Edward Acre, who lives ing wrong with the bank of the ditch, Not specified...... 3 i ber of severe cases have been reported the air, and the force of the dirt was except the mealy sand rolled down a James Richardson and Mrs. A. E. north of Ovid in Duplain, was burned from the eastern and central parts of the Dunn are still very sick with typhoid ...195,277 116,438 with contents Sunday night, caused by broken by an uneven surface which little. The sand had caved in under the country, and a few deaths were attribu relieved the pressure to some extent. clay about 10 inches. I heard no warn fever. Mrs. H. E. Walbridge is much ... 135,775 93,524 a cow kicking over a lantern. ted to attacks by the bug- A Chicago ing from anybody outside. 1 did not better. Adam Mull got out without injury. It hear Mr. Crich say boys come out and minister declared last Sunday that the took a good half hour to dig Lounsbury we will curb it, and I did not start to get Among those who have gone to Crystal BUSINESS LOCALS. CHANGES IN FEES. bug was a forerunner of the end of the out, and he was pretty badly squeezed, out until the Band begun to come. I was Lake are R. S. Clark and family, Mrs. A. world, as it was one of the plagues men but not seriously injured. Another half shoveling dirt until that time. I was E. Durkee, Mrs. Geo. Roberts, A. W, Notice is hereby given that the meet tioned facing the north and did not see Martiu New Laws Which Affect County Treas in the Bible yet to be visited upon hour passed before the lifeless body of when the break came. I only hollered Durkee and wife, John G. Watkin, ing of the board of special assessors and men. He said that all men not having Byron Danley and family, C. E. Van tbe village council to review assessment ure r*. Mr. Martin was recovered, although will to Mr. Martin. The conversation I have roll No. 9 of the Higham street sewer Under an act of the recent legislature the seal of God upon them would be ing hands hurried the work as fast as related is the only oQe about curbing the Sickle and family, Curt Bradner and extension is postponed to August 7th, the following changes are made in the attacked." possible. sewer between Crich and MartiD, or John Chick. Others have gone whose 1899, at 7:30 p. m. fees to be paid county treasurers in cer between Cricb and anyone else. I only c onald V Justice Marshall impaneled a coroner's worked near Martin that afternoon, names we have been unable to get. M. M D , tain cases: For abstract of taxes paid, jury consisting of A. J. Nelson, A. E. except on the surface. The conversation Mrs. G. Pennell, Mrs. E.L. Doolingand Village Clerk. three cents a description; names and DIED IN THE WOODS. Richardson, Thomas C. Butler, Thomas I have related is the only thing I ever Mrs. C. C. Vaughan invited a company residences of tax payers, 12 cents; list Bromley Jr., W. W. Braiuard and James heard Martin say as to whether or not Wanted, a girl for general housework. thv ditch was safe." of old friends of Mrs. E. E. White to Mrs . Harry Mack . of state lands, two cents a description; James Marsh, of Lebanon, Expired While S. Osgood. meet her at the home of Mrs. Vaughan copy of any paper of document, 20 cents Hunting: Cows. Prosecuting Attorney Smith appeared VERDICT OF CORONER 8 JURY. Hammocks cheap at Hunt's. STATE OF MICHIGAN > Thursday evening. Quite a large num per folio; certificate of abstract, paper From Maple Rapids Dispatch : for the people, and Village Attorney ber were present, and a social evening or document, 15 cents. COUNTY OF CLINTON J James Marsh, an old resident of the Brunson and W. A. Norton, the latter An inquisition taken in the Village passed. John Petrie and Miss Julia Second hand heating stoves, also pay Island, started in search of his cows last of St. Johns, County and State aforesaid, Right You Are, Harry. for Mr. Crich, were also in attendance. Bross favored tbe company with vocal cash for rags, copper, zinc, lead and rub- Thursday morning, and not returning before George H. Marshall, one of the ber, Faxon A Richmond block. From the Pontiac Poet: The testimony in part was as follows: justices of the peace of said county, upon selections which were greatly enjoyed. his friends became alarmed and begaD a Wm. Crich . Rightly or wrongly, the currency ques Will Cone, who was at work on the the view of ihe body of Herman Martin, Mrs. White left for home in Milwaukee search for him, which resulted in the tion is settled for the present. It could sewer testified that the accident occur then and there lying dead, by the oath Friday morning. discovery of his dead body lying in the of the jurors whose names are hereunto Hammocks cheap at Hunt’s. not be reopened though Mr. Bryan were red about 2 o'clock; that Mr. Crich had woods. His death is probably due to subscribed, who being sworn to inquire in the white house at this moment. The been there about 20 minutes, and was Grange Picnic. Notice to Subscriber*. The Veterinary heart disease. Mr. Marsh was a veteran in behalf of the people of this state, Clinton County Pomona Grange will composition of the senate precludes any also there at noon. when, iD what manner, and by what Science Association. of the civil war and leaves a widow. hold a picnic at Merle Beach, Saturday, hope that silver may be rehabilitated for Q. Did you hear any conversation in means the said Herman Martin came to August 5, 1899. Cordial invitation ex Having made a careful canvas of the at least six years to come. To harp upon his death, upon their oath do say: tended to all. Bring your lunch baskets farmers of Clinton county who have Hummer Normal. regard to curbing the sewer? “That said Herman's death was caused purchased our books, we find an al one string, even though it be a silver and enjoy a day of rest. Patrons, please The summer Normal is rapidly increas A. Yes, sir. by the caving in of the east bank of the wear your badges. most universal expression of preference string, is merely to haunt the grave yard ing in attendance and proving a success Q. What time? sewer ditch on Oakland street, in which The following program will begin at 1 for Travis & Baker, of St. Johns, Mich of dead issues while ignoring the ques A. He had been at Mr. Martin ever be was laying sewer tile. We also find p. m., sharp: igan. In the voting contest they receiv beyond expectations. The students that a certain degree at carelessness was ed more ballots than the sum total cast tions of the living present. manifest great interest in the work and since Thursday to curb it. Song, Dewitt Grange Choir. shown by those in charge of the work in Address, Wm. M Smith. for all other druggists combined. Con are well pleased with the instruction Q. When was the last conversation not having the excavation properly curb Merry Wedding Ctilmes. Song, Mrs. T. M. Sanford. sequently as per our agreement with given. Mr. Holbrook and Mr. Daley are you heard about curbing the sewer? ed. Recitation, Fred Carpenter. purchasers of our book we have contract J. S. Osgood , Thos. Bromley . Sr. A pleasing home wedding occured at experienced men in Normal school work A. Well it could not have been more Song, Grace Cole and Maud White. ed with Travis & Baker of the corner the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O. G Thos. C. Butler , W. W. Braniard , Paper, "Origin and Progress of the drug store to at all times carry a full and well prepared to carry on a success than ten minutes before it occurred. ichardson elson A. E. R , A. J. N . Grange, ” Mrs. K. E. Moore. line of drugs and ingredients used in our Wickes, on the evening of July 20th. ful school. Rapid progress is beiDg Q. Who took part in the conversation? receipts and to make a special low price Their daughter Kate was united in Song, Mrs. Ora Mead. made in all classes and students are A. Mr. Crich and Mr. Martin. While the verdict of the jury censures Recitation, Mrs. Lewis Carpenter. to our subscribers. The popular corner marriage with Mr. E. J. Mattoon, of this Q. Did Mr. Lounsbury, or Mr. Weller the managers, nothing in the evidence Song, Misses Randal, Pike and drug store being the only place where doing hard, faithful work. The Normal our receipts can be properly filled with city. Miss Florence Walter and Dr. H. opened with an enrollment of fifty-three or any of those gentlemen have any proves that Mr. Crich or Mr. Martin, Martzke. M. Gohn officiated as bridesmaid and Recitation, Mark Norris. strictly pure drugs. pupils Monday morning. thing to say? who had charge of the tile laying and Song, Mrs. T. M. Sanford. The Veterinary Science Ass’n . groomsman. A small company of the A. I don ’t thick they did. the moet dangerous part, regarded the relatives and friends were preeent to Recitation, Hattie Kinney. MARRIAGE LICENSES Q. You may state the conversation continuance of the work without curb Song, Clara Belle Sias. To the Members of the Farmers Mutual participate in the joys of the occasion. >ou heard between Mr. Cricb and Mr. ing dangerous. Mr. Crich had suggested Selection, Mrs. Eetella Dills. Fire Insurance Company of Clinton Light refreshments were served after July 20—E. Ja^Mattoon, 8t. Johns ...... 44 Martin. that curbing be used because the sand Song, Dewitt Grange choir. and Gratiot. the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Mattoon Kate Wickes, St. Johns. .... -.82 A. Mr. Crich told him that he where the tile was being laid would fall Your attention is at this time, again July 23—Harry Barnard. Victor ...... — 18 Excursions Galore. called to Sec. 3 of our by-laws which will make their home in St. Johns. Lula Black. Olive 20 thought it ought to be curbed, and Mr. into the ditch, and have to be shoveled Their many friends will wish them The days of Excursions are with us reads as foliowB: Martin said he didn’t think it ought td out, interfering with the work, but ae and the Grand Trunk Railway System SEC. 3. While using steam for motive happiness and prosperity through a long ANNOUNCEMENTS. be curbed; he thought he would get the clay banks seemed solid, did not tops them all for chean and popular power in threshing the insurance shall life. through all right by throwing the dirt think there was any danger of their Excursions, the latest offer is an Excur stand suspended unless the engine stands The Womans Association of the Congrega back over the tile one at a time. giving way and imperiling the lives of sion to four very popular summer points more than thirty feet from stacks or Congregational Churoli Note*. tional church will serve ice cream at Emmons ’ viz: Niagara Falls, Toronto, Alexandria buildings, and at least four pails of water store Saturday night. Continuing, he said he was handing the men. It was an error of judgment Bay aod Montreal, Canada. You have independent of the threshers’ supply are The morning service at the usual The M. E. Aid society of Bengal will meet with within convenient distance, and some Mrs. O. R. Rice Thursday afternoon, August 3rd. tile to Mr. Martin when this conversation solely, in which Mr. Martin sbkred the choice of four of the most elegant hour, subject, "Confessing the Christ.1 A cordial invitation is extended to all. occurred. He said Crich had spoken to equally, if not to a greater extent than summer resorts known, another new suitable person remains with the engine In the evening there will be a union Ladies Aid society of West Bingham will Martin two or three times a day about anyone else, because he was a careful advantage, the Grand Trunk gives you, at all times during the day. service meet with Mrs. Newton Carpenter. Thursday, is a Return Limit of 15 days, giving Last season our losses from thresher of all the churches and young August 10th, at 1 o'clock sharp. All members it since Thursday, and that Martin said experienced man, relied upon by Mr. ample time to make a visit to relations engines were few and small. We believe peoples societies. There will be given at should be present as the annnal election of officers is to take place. he had worked in worse places than that. Crich to look after the laying of the and friends East and Canada. people are becoming mow careful in this that hour “Echoes from the Detroit Rev. A. T. Lnther holds services every Sun He said Crich wanted it curbed, and tile. No one outside tha immediate The rates are extremely low, the rate respect. This year with the light crop convention. ” The convention songs will day at the Greenbush M. E. church. Next Sun from Detroit being, but $3 50 to Niagara and wet season there ought to be nofiree day services will be held in the evening, the Martin rather opposed it. family can possibly regret the sad occur Falls; 14.50 to Toronto; $10.00 to Alex from this source. The use of old rails be used. ' following Sunday at 10:30 a. m., and so on alter nating from morning to evening. Q Was it advised right there by rence more than Mr. Crich, because he andria Bay and $1300 to Montreal, and and other poor wood is the principal Following is an outline of the program The Bengal union Aid socity will give an ice Cricb that they had better get out and was, unfortunately, the contractor. He a proportionate low rates from every cause of fires from threshers. Don ’t use for the evening: cream social on the church lawn Tuesday begin to curb? ie entitled to much sympathy. point on their lines in Michigan, these such wood. Doors open at 7 o ’clock. evening, August 1st. Proceeds to help defray popular Excursions will be run on Satur C has . B. Giffrls the church painting. Should the weather be A. I think it was. day, August 12th, 1899, and will be good Secretary. Song service begins 7:15. unfavorable the ice cream and cake will be Continuing, witness said Martin begun Herman Martin was born in Canada. served at Rev. I. J. Tripp ’s at the parsonage. He had lived in Bt. JobDS 25 or 30 years, to return leaving destination to ana in Scriptures by Rev. W. Holmes. A cordial invitation is extended to both old and Does Coffee Arree With You? young. to dig to lay another tile when the and for some time worked as a section cluding Saturday. August 26th. Special Reports: The fourth Quarterly Conference of the M E. accident occurred. hand on the railroad he had long been train service will be run from all its lines If not, drink Grain-O—made from pure General Features, Miss May Moreland. church of Maple Rapids,convenes on Saturday, a member of the M. E. church, and was in Michigan for this occasion and every rains, A lady writes: “The first time at 9 o ’clock a. m. at the church. Presiding Will Crich, the contractor, testified body should avail himself of this oppor made Grain-0 I did not like it but Practical Metbods, Miss Travis. Elder W. M. Puffer D. D., will he present on an upright, true Christian man. Nine f Saturday. Sunday morning Love Feast at 9:30. that he had suggested several times to children had been born to Mr. and Mre. tunity for a cheap summer outing. after using it for one week nothing Belle Isle Meeting, Miss Fowler. Preaching at 10:10 and sacrament of tne Lord's Mr. Martin, his foreman, that it would Martin, eight of whom are living Tickets to Alexandria Bay and Toronto would induce me to go back to coffee. Main Addresses, Rev. A. Binkborst. Supper. No Sunday school nor preaching at be better to curb. On the afternoon Htewart, of Bt. Johns, William, of Grand will be honored for passage direct or via It nourishes and feeds the system. The The Quiet Hour, Mr. Hunt. Greenbush in the evening. of the accident, which occurred at 2 Rapids, Mrs. Theodore Tubbe, of Lansing, NIAGARA FALLS without additional children can drink it freely with great The Sabbath Spirit, Mrs. Hunt. o ’clock, he went to the place where the and five unmarried daughters, running charge. benefit. It is the strengthening sub A morning service in Tent Endeavor, CARD OF THANKS men were at work, and told Mr. Marlin from 9 to 18 years of age, at home. He For information as to rates, time, etc , stance of pure grains. Get a package to Mrs. Dr. Weller. We wish to thank the friends and neighbor* to come out and go to curbing, aa they also leaves a widow. The funeral was can be had from all Agents of Grand day from yoilr grocer, follow the di The Missionary Features, Mrs. Goette who so kindly assisted us in our recent bereave were getting along too slow, the sand held at tbe M. B. church Monday after Trunk Railway and its connections, or rections in making it and you will have ment. Also for the floral offerings. BEN FLETCHER. Trav. Passenger a delicious and healthful table beverage The Closing Day, Mrs Leonard. MRS. HERMAN MARTIN falling in the ditch where the tile were noon. and was attended by a large Music at intervals. and children. l to be laid, and having to be shovelled number. Agent, Detroit, Mich. for old and young. 15 and 25c. 2.
Krfk Lvi V s-Aa '-- \ EUREKA News from^ Clinton County. Miss i Pearl McKinistry is visiting friends in Eureka. 8QUTH OVID A Wrong Notion:; The infant child of David Morrison The Republican. lt
NORTH-WEST LEBANON. Mrs. Mary Shear is entertaining her mother. Keeping a good thing good Fred Munger and Walter Catlin visited Crystal Saturday. is next to making it good* Misses Leora and Etta Stoddard were in Carson Ciiy Thursday. Buy Shoesor Clark Putt Miss Mable Banta has accepted a posi tion in the Asylum at Pontiac Vemie Knowles, of Carson City, visited It is a scientific remedy, the perfected F. F. Murdook —Marble Nirti Prompt Relief, Grand Rapids Bran* Moldere an Increase. I (Irnud Rapids, Mich., July 25.—The, twenty brass molders emplpyed by the Grand ltuplds Brass Cp., of thlB city, IVUIILU have struck for higher wages. The men want a 5 per cent raise now and an additional 5 per cent at the first of the year. The company was taken er Bertha ha* arrived from St Michael somewhat by surprise and has not yet with ninety-seven passengers and decided w hether to grant the demands about $1,060,000 in gold. The largest of the men or not. It Is prolmble amount owned by one person was $75,- to BE CURED. that a compromise will be effected. The men have no union, but as they 000. The purser says that there 1* are about the only brass molders in wealth In the Cape Nome district and Age does not necessarily mitl8 the city their |K>sltlon la as strong as declares that there Is no truth in the S. S. S. Is a Great Blessing to feebleness and ill health, aa4 though they belonged to a formal or stories of failure to find gold there. nearly all of the sickness among ganization. Details of the loss of. the Bens expe Old People. It Gl»es Item prsar^ ’SSSt.'Vasa: dition are told by passengers. Out of a but it is wholly unnecessary. By keep party of seventeen people who left ing their blood pure they can fortify themsslve* l.KFT A FOHTl'AH. Port Townsend June 11, 1808, for Kot- so as to escape three-fourths of the ailment* Anthony Uritrh, of Heuton Harbor, xebue sound to prospecLJor gold, only New Blood and Life. Heir to n 875,000 Kstat*. from which they suffer -so generally. 8 . Ek 8 . i* one survives, and that Is Mrs. H., W. the remedy which will keep their systems young, by purifying the blood, Benton, Harbor, Mich., July 25.—In Bens, of Clay City, Ky. For twelve thoroughly removing all waste accumulations, and impart 1851 Authouy and Leopold Drach weeks she watched over her sick hus t ing new strength and life to the whole body. It increase* 44 Two years ago I suffered se came to this country from France. band, with no one to aid her, and when the appetite. Duilds up the energies, and sends new life- Leopold went south and Anthony he died she was left alone in the wil giving Mood throughout the entire system verely from neuralgia and pal came north, settling on a farm near Kidneys , Liver derness. After walking nine miles she Mrs. 8 arah Pike. 477 Broadway, South Boston, write* I pitation of the heart. I was Benton Harbor, afterwards taking up found a cabin in which three fisher “ I am seventy years old, and had not enjoyed good health unable to do light housework. his home In this city as a carpenter. and Bowels men were wintering. She became sick for twenty years. I was sick in different ways, and in Nothing brought relief until I Word has Just been received here from of scurvy, was tenderly cared for, and addition, had Eczema terribly on one of my legs. Tb« Memphis, Teuu.,Tliat the brother Leo guanos the System finally reached St Michael and took doctor said that on account of my age, I would never be took Dr. Miles Heart Cure. 3 pold had died, leaving his entire es passage for San Francisco on the Ber well again. 1 took a dozen bottles of 8 . S. S and it cured m* bottles removed all trace of my tate, valued at $75,000, to his cousin, tha. She will go to Bay City, Mich., completely, and I am happy to say that disorder and I now feel like a Anthony Drach, of this place. Mr. „ ^EFFECTUALLY where she has a mother, brother and I feel as well as I ever dia in my life.” Drach was originally a tanner by new woman. Mrs. J. D. Houston, sister. Mr. J. W. Loving, of Colquitt, Ga., says:" "For eight 159 8. Water 8t., Exeter, N. H. “ trade, but for twenty years has been een years I suffered tortures from a fiery eruption on an every-day laboring man. Lowest llliltiers Didn’t Get It. my skin. I tried almost every known remedy, but they DR. MILES9 OVERCOMES^ nATlf^j Ypsllnntl, Mich., July 20.—The con failed one by ODe. and I was told that my age, which is DROWNESD AT MANILA. tract between the city and Howard & sixty-six. was against me, and that I could never hope Bogert, of Jackson, the successful bid to be well again. I finally took 8 . S. 8 .. and it cleansed Volunteer Supposed to be a Grand ders on the paving of two blocks of my blood thoroughly, and now I am in perfect health.” Rapids Man. Congress street, was signed yesterday. Heart Grand Rapids, Mich., July 25.—It is The price Is $10,005, but nil of this will 8. 8. 8. FOR THE BLOOD reported that John J. Kehoe, formerly not come from the taxpayers, as by a constable of the fifth ward, wai "s^;>ects their franchise the D., Y. & A. A. elec is the only remedy which can build up and strengthen drowned In Manila bay when the Sec old people, because it is the only one which is guaranteed 1 Buy the genuine - manto by tric road will lie compelled to pay for Cure ond Oregon Volunteer Regiment, to the pavement between their rails and free from potash, mercury, arsenio and other damaging is sold by all druggists on guarantee which he belonged, was setting sail for a distance of eighteen Inches on minerals. It is made from roots and herbs, and has no chemicals whatever first Ixtule benefits or money back. for home. Sullivan’s mother lives in (AUl9RNIA|TG,SYRVP@. in it. 8 8 8 . cures the worst cases of Scrofula, Cancer. Eczema. Rheumatism, Book on heart and nerves sent free. this city. The war department ha* either side. The bid of Howard & Tetter, Open Sores. Chronic Ulcers, Boils, or any other disease of the blood. Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. information of the drowning of John V AY. ** CAW. ■5C0 ***• r«.Y. Bogert was higher than that of B. D. Books on these diseases will be sent free by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. J. Choe, Second Oregon Regiment, roa sau by okumoto , row ** n* eomt Barto, of Port 'Huron, but the council whose name is not on the regiment ’* prefers the Metropolitan block, the F. R Jaokson —Merchant Tailor roll. It is believed that the nami material upon which the former esti Kehoe became mutilated to Choe In mate was based. its Journey by cable from Manila. *Noiher Electric Rnllroad Scheme. Battle Creek, Mich., July 20.—The Big Four Sued for 820,000. township board of the township of Nearly Fifty-eight Years Old! F, R. Jackson St. Joseph, Mich., July 25.—Thq J, Emmett, which adjoins the city limits B. Graves company has commenced 8 on the east, has granted a thirty-year suit In the Circuit Court against tne It’s a long life, but devotion to the true interests and prosperity of the American Is the most popular tailor in Big franchise to parties from Flint for an St. Johns and the one who Four railway, c*ahniug $20,0g0 electric road from this city to Mar People has won for it new friendsias the years rolled by and the original member* damages. The J. B. Graves Lumber shall. The parties agTee to construct Co. at one time operated extensive a first-class road, to begin the work of ite family passed to their reward, and these admirers are loyal and steadfast to lumber yards along the canal on the before the 1st of January and to have day, with faith in its teachings, and confidence in the information which it briDgs Makes Big'Four property. The lumber ei)xn- It completed and In running order by to their homes and firesides. pan yclalms a lease of fifteen year* January 1. IDOL If not completed by As a natural consequence it enjoys in its old age all the vitality and vigor of it* Your clothing to order in and charges the railway company with that time they forfeit their franchise. such a manner that you are taking possession by force. This company comes in this city on youth, strengthened and ripened by the experience of over half a century. always suited. His stock is Cliff street. Their line crosses over It has lived on its merits, and on the cordial support of progressive Americans. Battle Creelc Spiritualists. Battle Creek, Mich., July 25.—For to Vernon and thence to Marshall on It is the “The New York Weekly Tribune,” acknowledged the country over as several years past the Spiritualist* of What is Celery King? the old Marshall road. the leading National Family Newspaper, this city have been divided into tWo Recognizing its value to those who desire all the news of the State and Nation Good Misslngr Since March. factions, and have not dwelt together It is an herb drink, and Isa positive care Kalamazoo, Mich., July 20.—A letter the publisher of “The Republican ” (your own favorite home paper) has entered And always up with the in harmony. They have now •atueo for constipation, headache, nervous disorders, into an alliance with “The New York Weekly Tribune” which enables him to their differences and organized tne rheumatism, kidney diseases, and the vari has just beeu received from MiTo Den times. Prices are invariably First Spiritualist Society, rented | ous troubles arising from a disordered stom nison, who is In the Klondike country, furnish both papers at the trifliDg cost of $1.25 per year. right. Let him make your meeting place and wfll hold regular ach and torpid liver. It Is a most agreeable stating that Park, Griswold and Skin Every farmer and every villager owes to himself, to bis family, and to the com medicine, and Is recommended by physicians ner had not been heard from since services. They have been gaining A March. They were supplied with pro munity in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, as it works con great many converts in this city and generally. stantly and untiringly in his interests in every way, brings to his now have the largest congregation Ih Celery King Is sold In 25c. and 50c. packages visions ample for sevetal months, but Suits. Michigan. by druggists and dealers. 1 Dennison expresses fear that they home all the news and happenings of his neighborhood, the doings of his friends, have been lost on a glacier. They did the condition and prospects for different crops, the prices in home markets, aDd, in Sold by C. E. VanSickle. not Intend to be away nearly so long. WALKER STREET EAST, ST. JOHNS. HICH. Alvin Dennison, who received the let fact, is a weekly visitor which should be found in every wide-awake, progressive ter and who left that country last fall, family. entertains the same views as his son. Just think of it! Both of these papers for only $1.25 a year. AH the parties left Kalamazoo a year ago last spring. Send all subscriptions to “THE REPUBLICAN,” St. Johns, Michigan. St. Joseph Lack. St. Joseph, Mich., July 2C.*-The INDIGNANT LUMBERMEN. Western book and paper factory is now a sure thing. The contract for Critical Hut Uniet. the building will be let within a week. Pouring: In Protests Asalmt the Ac Olevelnnd, O.. July 26.—The pres Spaulding & Co The factory will be 65x200 feet in size tion of the Canadian Government. ence of so many troops Is proving of Washington, July 25.—Since it be good effect. Strikers protest against and two stories high. It will be con came apparent that the joint high structed of brick and will be the larg commission would not meet In August, their presence, but there has been no est single building of Its kind in th* new outbreaks. Call your attention to the follow city. The plant will be situated near and. Indeed, might never reassemble, the paper mill here and the factories the Michigan lumbermen Interested In ing seasonable goods— now standing on the site will be moved Canadian stumpage purchased by Agreement Has Been Reached. elsewhere. The Instigator of this new them prior to the recent net prohibit London, July 26.—Iu the house of factory Is N. E. Funk, who built the ing the ex|>ortation of logs have be commons Rt. Hon. Wm. St. John big blank book factory at Benton Har gun to Hood the treasury department Brodrlck, speaking for the secretary bor. with demands that the administration of state for the colonies, Mr. Joseph shall now carry out the project an Chamberlain, said the general lines of Miraculous Escape. nounced several weeks ago of retal an agreement for the construction of Refrigerators, - Ice Cream Freezers Camden, Mich., July 26.—While Dan iating upon Canada by the lni|>osltlon the Pacific cable had been reached be W. Spealman and hla son were con of a prohibitory duty on nil items of tween the imperial and colonial au ducting a traction engine along a the lumber schedule coming from thorities. The government had been Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hose, Lawn Sprinklers. dangerous roadway four miles south Informed, Mr. Brodrick said, by the east of here at 2 o ’clock in the morn Michigan Pensions. Eastern Telegraph Co., that they were ing they lost control of the machine Washington, July 2.*. —uriginal — prepared to lay a cable from South and it-rolled over a steep embank John Myers, Pokugon, $6; Robert Mo- Africa to Australia without pecuniary ment. The men held fast to the cab un-r, Junker, $6. Additional —William assistance of any kind, and that on and their escape uninjured Is miracu uuuhniu, Otsego, $2 to $6. Increase— receipt of landing rights for the new lous. The engine Is unside down in a Samuel Kyarsou, Voluey, 8 to $10. cable they will forthwith reduce the ravine and badly damaged. Widows —Margaret Thompson. Onek- Australian rate to four shillings a .iiiiu, $8 ; Almira Harrington, Lemon, word. • Got What Thor Asked For. v.s. Wur with Spain —(widow) —Lizet- Gladstone, Mich., July 26—The coal ..i Gutman, Monroe, $20. Commercial l.nw l,»-n«n«*. Gasoline Stoves heavers employed on the Soo line New York, July 26.—The Commer Furniture Bayers at Grsnd Rnplds. docks stiuck for higher wages, de uiuud Rapids, Mich., .luiy 2d.—An cial Law League of America, in con manding a raise from 40 to 50 cents other furniture season record has been vention at Asbury Park. N. J., yester per hour The docks remained Idle broken in Grand Rapids. The bdyers day was addressed by its president, only half a day before their demands passed the 700 mark and went it three Ernest P. Florence, of New Orleans, Blue Flame Wick Oil Stoves, were granted and the strikers went better. The arrivals of to-day and to who spoke on the Texas anti-trust law. to work at once upon receiving the morrow will increase the figures and Mr. Florence attacked the constitu raise. theu Grand Rapids will have a new tionality of the law and argued that Blue Flame,Wickless Oil Stoves record to break. It could not be legally enforced. Its Won’t Be Tried Avals, provisions, he said, could easily be Kalamazoo, Mich., July 26.—The Alter n Dog Poisoner. evaded. If, however, the new law case against Sam Mittenthal, manager Battle Creek, Mich., July 25.— were to be declared constitutional, of the Lake View theater, for giving Quite a number of dogs have been poi said Mr. Florence, It would build a Sunday shows, which has been twice soned in this city within the past two Chinese wall of Texas and woqjd pre tried, the Jury disagreeing each time, weeks, among the number several val vent the entrance of outside capital has been nolle prossed by order of the uable hunting dogs. This has aroused Into that state. prosecuting attorney. the dog owners, who have been around with a subscription and raised Pbllpots Go Free. Michigan patents. $500 to offer In reward for the detec Cincinnati, July 26.—A special from Washington, July 20.—August C. tion and conviction of dog poisoners. Manchester, Ky., says that at the pre Culver. Grand Rapids, Joint for parts liminary trial of George and Peter Builder’s Hardware Phllpot for the murder of Morris aud of machinery; Edward Ford, Wyan Morrlce Bor Drowned. dotte, glass furnace; Stephen H. and Mortice, Mich., July 25.—Ray Mar the Griffins, held Monday by Judge D. Giirst. Detroit, cultivator; Selim D. shall, a 15-year-old boy of this village, Wright, none of the Griffins appeared. is complete and we invite your attention Hathaway, Coldwnter, gate; William was drowned yesterday while bathing After hearing a half dozen or more II. Holcomb, Stanton, boiler cleaner; with his brother and another boy in witnesses the court dismissed the de Jet G. Hollands, Detroit, vending ma Sanger Lake. The lake was dragged fendants. The Philpots then asked chine; Frank Kuettler, Detroit, vice all last night, but the body was not that Green Gibbs be summoned to nu- for holding threaded nipples; Jas. M. recovered. swer for killing Ed Fisher, but the Leaver, Bay Mills, door shutter or like judge said Gibbs was not able to come article; Bruce J. MacDonald, Flint, Sunstrokes nt Battle Creek. Into court. Court then adjourned and drive chain; Francis C. Mason, Grand Battle Creek. Mich., July 25.—Heat the threatened trouble between the Rapids, ball bearing for carpet sweep ecords in Battle Creek were broken factions was averted. ers; Benjamin F. Williston, Jackson, yesterday and sunstrokes were numer pipe carrier; Frederick Wuelfing. Pon ous. Peter Olney, a shovoler, Is In a Strike of Messenger Boys. Also Carry a Line of Paints and tiac, corner bending and forming precarious condition, while Miss Grace Cincinnati, July 26.—The strike of press. Fields suffered serious prostration. messenger boys that began last Sat White Lead urday has reached serious conditions. Painter ’s Supplies. Mlt'hlunn Prnilona. . Fractured Hla Leg. Hoolums and idlers surrounded the Washington. July 26.—Michigan Dowagiac, Mich., July 25.—While J. telegraph and district offices to-day pensions: Restorltlon and Increase— G. Tompeet was driving a spirited and Intercepted the new messengers Augustus Pomeroy, dead. NorthvIHe, team of horses on Green street Sun In different parts of the city. The $8 to $12. Increase—Mortimer Dean, day the team became * frightened, messengers were sent ont In cabs with Adrian. $6 to $s. Reissue and Increase throwing Mr. Tompset to the ground a policeman accompanying each driver —Alfred Ferris, Luther, $8 to $12. and fracturing his leg. but stones arid missiles were thrown Widows —Mary E. Pomeroy, North* pr*tty Warm At'South Haven. at the vehicles. Many of the mes SPAULDING & CO vllle, $12; Hannah Burton, Eckford, South Haven, Mich., July 35.—Yes sengers have been severely hurt. Two $8. terday Old Sol beamed down adb have been stabbed, several hurt by scorched everftblng in sight. At noon missiles, and many have been badly The plague In India Is increasing, the thermometer stood at 108 degress ben ten up. Proun bad 116 cases and 82 deaths. In the shade. = The Republican. HELD IN AFTER THEY Thursday, July 27, 1899. BONDAGE TO HELP 89 G en . Alokk will return to Detroit Securing free WANTS BUT LITTLE August 2d, and elaborate preparations PADRONE SYSTEM STILL EXISTS IV dom from the grip C:BORGIA LYNCHERS RL>3RTCn TO HERE BELOW, are being made by men of all parties to TUB IISITED STATES. of catarrh mates STILL MORE REVOLTING AC TIL When It come* to subscribing give him the grandest welcome ever loyal friends for BUT for a newspuper he wants the given to a Michigan man’s home coming. the liber>era/or. very best lor his money. After all, the reception a man gets from bankers CONTROL emigrants OV Fe-ru-na has Cl T THE BODY OF CHARLES M \C his own neighbors and state acquain. THEIR ARRIVAL HERE been making TO PIECES FOR SOl’VBNTIIS. tance counts for more than all else. friends ox this Are You Acquainted With kind for many the paper that Is read by more people MORMON EMIGRATION ALMOST EN The president has appointed Elihu years. It cures VICTIM WAS LEAIISII OK Ct\fi C7 In Michigan than any similar newspa Root, the eminent New York lawyer, TIRELY CONFINED TO WOMEN. catarrh wher ROBBERS AND DBBACCHETtB. per published. ever located. secretary of war. It is said that ques Mrs. R. Hades, tions of government for the new acquisi Canadians Cross the Boundary to of 85 Twenty- :.o Effort Will Re Made to Apprehend tions will occupy the new secretary ’s Earn Money and Carry It Hack. eighth St., De Mlohlgan’s The Detroit Journal Those Connected With the Affair. time, while the regular army officers will troit, Mich., Is one of the many thou Greatest SEMI-WEEKLY? take care of military operations. It is sand of Pe-ru-na’s friends. This is what Newspaper, also reported that the president believes New York. July 20.—The hearing of she says to Dr. Hartman: Drlunon, Go., July 2.V—Chn -lee The Journal is Indispensable to the FARMER, with its MARKET RE the sub committee of the United States “ We have used your Pe-ru-na with Mack, leader of the ksuk that lias the time has come for Cuba to formulate The Detroit Journal, PORTS. Two features of Its Satur Industrial commission, which is Inquir the most remarkable results and would been robbing and rapelng In thin a government, and that Mr. Root will vlcnlty, was lynched at Salford to 3EMI-WEEKCY. day issue are COMPLETE STOCK not be without it. We have always MARKET REPORTS, which are pub advise as to that, and the international ing futo the working of the Immigra day and Ills body cot Into hundreds recommended it to our friends. A few lished In no other newspaper, and tion laws at this port, was resumed of pieces. Mark, after being: Identi E1E1T WEOIESBIT 111 SITBBBI7 questions involved. THE FARM AND HOME DEPART years ago I purchased a bottle of your fied, was taken to the lilg oik tree yesterday. The examination of Assis $i.oo Per Year. MENT, edited by a practical farmer, Pe-ru-na and after seeing its results, near the Ogletree home on will h tant Commissioner of Immigration Ed and full of information to the farmer Robekt G. Ingersoll , the brilliant recommended it to my grocer who was Sannulns met his death, and strung %------50 eta. 6 Months. orator, eminent lawyer and free thinker, ward F. McSweeney was resumed. troubled with dyspepsia, the curing of up. An his feet left the ground hun and his household. died of appoplexy at his home at Dobb ’s Chairman Ellison A. Smyth questioned which induced her to sell it in her dreds of shots from the mob were The Journal leads in News, Editor tired Into bis body. After he was ials. Stories, Cartoons. Portraits and the witness regarding the existence of store. She has sold large amounts of carefully edited departments for ev Ferry, New York, last week, aged 66 dead he wan taken down and the ? FOR EVERYBODY years. the padrone system in this country. it. My daughter has just beer cured ery member of the family. His splendid mental attainments “If by the padrone system, ” said Mr. of jaundice with Pe-ru-na. My pen body cut Into small pieces und dla- commanded the admiration of the world, McSweeney, "la meant that immi would grow weary were I to begin to trihuted among the mob, which 1900-IS PRESIDENTIAL YEAR-1900 while his lectures on religion arrayed grants are controlled by certuln bank numbered two or three hundred. You will want to keep Informed of all political movements. The tell you of the numerous cures Pe-ru-na Muck led Sammlns Into the Oicletree Best, Biggest and Cheapest Newspaper published In Michigan in 1900 thousands bitterly against him. He ers after they come here; that the com has effected in our immediate vicinity missariat Is regulated by these men; home and after robbing; the luiuutes will be neither denied that there was a God or that the money of the Immi within the last couple of years. ” assaulted Mrs. Ogletree. The Detroit Journal, Semi-Weekly, futurb life; he did not know, and claimed grant Is sent back to Italy by these Dr. Hartman, President of the Surgi- cfil Hotel. Columbus. Ohio, will counsel Kruger Still In Office. 8 PAGES, 64 COLUMNS, 104 EDITIONS. that no one else did. The following bankers—if that is what we consider Pretoria, July 26.—Amicable rela words are quoted from a funeral oration the padrone system, It still exists. The and prescribe for fifty thousand women #1.00 PER YEAR. system reputed to have obtained years this year free of charge. Every suffer tions between the volksraad and Pres delivered by him some years ago: (Write your name and address on a postal card, address to J. C. ago whereby the bankers Induced these ing woman should write for special ident Kruger have been restored. The Scott, Mgr., Detroit Journal, Semi-Weekly, for free sample copy.) “Life,” he said, “is a narrow vale be men to come here, I do not think any question blank for women, and have conspiracy case against ex-British of tween the cold and barren peaks of two longer exists, because there Is no need Dr. Hartman's book, “Health and SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFERi for It. They now come of their own ficers bas been withdrawn, aud the re eternities. We strive in vain to look Beauty. ” All druggists sell Pe-ru-na. maining prisoners were released to beyond the heights. We cry aloud, and accord. Before they come they know that by going to a certain banker they day. the only answer is the echo of our wail will And employment. My Impression AGENTS WANTED.—For “The Life and ing cry. From the voiceless lips of the is that the Italian Immigrants prefer to Achievements of Admiral Dewey, ” the world's The Republican greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the unreplying dead there comes no word; be under the control of the padrone. ” lifolong friend aud admirer of the nation ’s idol. OAST “What other races, besides the Ital Biggest and best book ; over 500 pages, 8x10 but in the night of death hope sees a inches; nearly 100 pages halftans illustrations, Bean the Kind You Haw Always Bought AND SEMI-WEEKLY DETROIT ians and orientals are held In Industrial Only fi.50. Enormous demand. Big commis Signature star, and listening love can hear the bondage? ” asked the chairman. sions. Outfit free. Chance of a lifetime. Write rustle of a wing. ” “There was a species of labor-sell quick. The Dominion Company, 3rd Floor af JOURNAL $1.50 PER YEAR. ing prevalent In New York for a long Caxton Bldg.. Chicago. 6-16 time, but I believe it was suppressed In a leading editorial last week, Har under Commissioners Senner and per ’s Weekly comes out Hat-footed for Fitchle. There were Austrian girls who the republican national ticket and the were taken Into families and kept there republican party. Among other thinge at nominal wages for years. ” it says: “The truth is that the practical Many Become Outenata. wisdom and character of the country, so Mr. McSweeney said that while the Arbuckles’ Coffee girls were not brought here for Immor far as they are to be found in any party, al purposes, many of them became out Is the Standard of Coffee Excellence by which all Coffee Quality is Compared. are republican All the character and casts owing to their harsh treatment. He said that many such girls were liv ability of the democratic party have No. SI No. 55 been driven out of it by Bryanism, and ing in New York, according to the po Four Handkerchiefs. lice. The assistant commissioner said Dining Room Table such leaders as John G. Carlisle, Charles thut during the Spanish-Aiuerlcan war, Cloth. Fairchild, Grover Cleveland and their the Italian cabinet bad Issued a circu Table Cloth, white with rad bars. chief., consistent associates in Mr. Cleveland's lar saying that business here was sus heni.ti toil Hire SO x 68 Inches. ed, colored two administrations are out of politics. pended and Instructed the prefects of Sent postpaid on receipt of * rea borders, police to curtail as much as i>o 88 lbU» postage stump and 60 signatures else lsgs * * * There is no reason why the the granting of passports to prospect cat from wrappers of Arbucklss’ 1164 inches. Boss ted Coflee. Seat gold democrats should not again support ive emigrants. post Mr. McSweeney was questioned at paid on the republican national ticket.” receipt of length In regard to Mormon immigra 2 rent tion. He said that probably 95 per postage stamp Anil The action of the newspaper corre cent of the new arrivals were women. >> SO sig natures spondents in Manila in criticizing Gen. They ail come over In charge of an cut from elder. They nil claim to lie Iaitter Day wrappers of Otis because he will not allow them to Arbucklss* Saints, and declare with a great deal Roasted send out all sorts of sensational stuff is of force that they intend olieylng the CoSes. in very bad taste to say the least. Great laws of the United States. Regarding postage stamp and 20 sig natures cut from wrappers of harm might come to our arms from such the exclusion of Immigrants, lie said No. 54. A Pair of Window Curtains. Arbucklss’ Roasted Coffee. that of the 13 per cent of the new ar license, and it is clear that many lives rivals. or 25,000 persons, examined by will be lost and great expense entailed the special board of inquiry, 10 per because of the unpatriotic course of cent were excluded. individuals and newspapers in the Unit ed States who have encouraged the EA E BALL RtMJLTS. Filipinos to believe that the people of National League Game*. this country were about to abandon the Of the best American make, 8 Inches long. Sent post-paid Boston and Cincinnati—Rain. os receipt of*J cent postage stnmp and 15 signatures war. Giving comfort to the enemy is Brooklyn and Louisville —Wet ground. cut from wrappers of Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee. one form of treason. Of couree the cor At Pittsburg —Philadelphia, 8 , Pitts burg 8 . No. 59. Razor made by J. R. Torrey. respondents there are very much better At Chicago —Baltimore 7, Chicago 3. qualified (in their own estimation) to At St. Louis —New York, 2, St. Louis carry on the war than veteran generals, 3. but the government has not commission ed them to do it. Gen Otis would be Western League Game*. The J. R. Toney Rarer Is At Buffalo (first game) —Minneapolis known as the best made In (be l.’Dited justified in locking up every one of them 7, Buffalo, 4; (second game) Minneap States. The primed guaranies of tbe manufac and it would probably be a good thing olis 6, Buffalo 8 . turer goes with each tator. Sent post-paid oa for our soldiers if he did. The situation At Grand Rapids—St. Paul 3, Grand receipt of 2 cent postage •limp nnd 2S uignnlures cut ftom wrappers of Arbucklss’ is an unpleasant one, but there is only Rapids 8 . Roosted CofTCe. At Indianapolis —Milwaukee 1, In one course to pursue, and that is to fight dianapolis 2. No. 57. No. 60. Rady ’s Belt. No. 61. Man ’s Beit. No. 62. A Carving Knife and Fork. it out and put down the rebellion so it At Detroit —Detroit G, Kansas City 8 . A Pair of im will not trouble us again. There was a Scissors. fire-in-the rear party during the civil Western League St sndln g. Won. Lost. Per et Made by the best Latest style, grain leather Un color 1!, Grain leather, tan color, nickel-plated war, and there are a few of the same Indianapolis ...... 43 31 .581 American manufac In. wide, nickel plated buckle, ik-lts ure buckle end rings. When ordering give sort now, but they are entitled to no Minneapolis ...... 45 35 .563 when ordering, from fitoi'h!. Wom27 ®lM of waist In Inches. Belts run from 34 A first-class set, mounted with genuine huck-born handles. Knife blade turers and well finish to 32 In.; from 33 to 36* In. Scut pout- | to 42 Inches in length. Sent post-paid 8 Inches long. Sent by espros, cknrgen prepaid, on receipt af consideration by the government...... 42 37 .532 Detroit ed, 18 Inches long. paid an receipt of a .9 cent post- oa receipt of 9 cent postage stamp 2 cent postage stump uu T GUNNI80NVILLE. The L. A. 8. will meet at the hall July Baking 27. The Sunday achool will picnic at Lead- ley ’e park Saturday. new ifofM became (he weather Mid-Summer A social for the benefit of the church Powder will be held at the residence of A. S. b warm. Weet the evening of August 10. Then why stop taking SCOTT'S EMULSION Makes the food more delicious and wholesome PUPLAIN limply because it’s summer? MARK DOWN ______mov At mmm ggjgm oo., wtw yowl ______Croquet is the exciting game in thia Keep taking it K will heal your i' town. lungs, and make them strong for John Armstrong is entertaining the another winter. mease Is. IOC. tad Si-ooi all dnicsWa. SALE of News of Clinton County. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cleveland are the happy parent* of * young eon. The social Wednesday night at B. B. THE I8LAND. Tucker’* waa well attended. About $10 FOWLER. The Republican. being raised. Mrs. Benjamin Owen is very ill this Ella Henry is on the gain. week. SHOES. EL8IE Charles Dane ia slowly recovering. George Nash is now in Mayville, Mich Thursday, July ?7t 1899. igan Orvia Clark, of St. Johns, waa in Elaie Mias Platte returned to her home in Monday. Grand Rapids Wedneaday. Miss Hattie Lambie entertained Maple Mrs. Sarah Wade and baby spent the Our after inventory cleaning out sale will OVID. Rapids friends Sunday. Edife Finch, of St. Johns, ia visiting fore part of the week with her parents be one of the Miss Ella Jaquish is visiting friends friends here. here. Grace Abbott is visiting friands in and relatives here this week. Mrs. E. Snelling is visiting with Owoeso. James Lambie and wife were in St. friends in Saginaw. Mr. Levi Baldwin and wife, returned Myrtie Taylor, of Lowell, is visiting Johns Thursday on busineee. yesterday from a week’s visited with % Mise Anna Cobb ia visiting with friends in Detroit. 4Cabel Moor. Henry Hale and wife visited friendB in friends in Owosso and Perry. Beesie Cowan, of Bancroft, is visiting Gratiot Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Lance gave a CREAM SHOE SALES OH RECORD. Relatives from St. Johns visited at \ Mrs. Selina Clark ia in Brunswick* phonograph entertainment last Wednes friends here. Ohio, on an extended visit We have cut the prices most unmercifully on certain Mrs. B. V. Soule, of St. Johns, was in Peter Pinkney ’s Saturday and Sunday. day evening to friends. Among those town Monday. Miss Ida Randolph, of Maple Rapids, The bliod evangelist, Charles Glass, ia invited were Mr. and Mrs. Clapp, of lines of shoes to clean them out quick —better look is visiting at John Randolph ’s this week. spending a few days here. Albion, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Baugntman, them over before you buy. E. D. Beebe was in St. Charles the John Monroe, of Saranac, formerly of Dr. Travis is spending a few days in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baughfman, of first of the week. thiB place, called on friends here this the northern part of the state. Charlotte. Bertha Huyck, of Lansing, is visiting week. at Mrs. Murdock's. Quite a number from here attended Al. Way and family, of Sparta, are 115 pairs of ladies’ fine shoes, haiid sewed, small sizes, 2% to 3%, only 89o the funeral of Mrs. L. H. Pease, of Essex, visiting at the home of Dr. Way. HUBBAR08T0N. One lot of ladies' tan shoes, new goods, N. O. Smith and wife visited in St. Miss Georgia Douse, of Toledo, is Johns over Sunday. Sunday. Wm. Jenner has moved to Cadillac. new styles, worth $2.50, for $1.75 Dogs killed several sheep belonging to visiting friends in Elsie and vicinity. Mamie Mclncrue has returned from a Alton Sprague visited at Sethton last 50 pairs of boys ’ congress and button Rod McDonald last week. The dogs Messrs. Payne and Wrinberg attended ehoes, size 3 to 5, were $200, now 89c short stay in Buffalo were identified. the undertakers’ convention at Owoeso Sunday. Amy White, of Erie, Pennsylvania, is Mrs. C. C Anthony moved Monday to last week. Vicie Proctor returned to Shepards- 79 pairs of men’s lace and congress visiting shoes, were $1.75 and $2.00, now $1 25 relatives in Ovid. St. Louis, where her two youDgest Hattie Wilcox wheeled to Oakley last yille Saturday. Mrs. Chas Sweetman, of Ithaca, is daughters will attend school. week to visit Miss Mina Johnston, of G. E. Strickling did business at Fow 150 pairs of men’s tan shoee, odds and visiting at H. J. Norton ’s. Last Thursday James Mareb, an aged ends, were $350 and $4 00, will close that place. ler last Monday. them at $1.75. Electa Smith is spending a few days resident of this place was found lying Mrs George Tabor and children, from Will Bolender and wife were at Carson with friends in Shepardsville. in his woods dead. Mr. Marsh started in 79 pairs of ladies’ $4 00 band sewed search of his cows that morning and not Pickford, U. P., are visiting at the home City last Sunday. pointed toes, choice $1 50. Mrs. C. Kilbourne and infant daughter of Joseph Tabor. Fred Wilson, of Sethton, is visiting are visiting relatives in Detroit. returning, his frieuds became alarmed 50 pairs of ladies tan oxfords, fancy and began a search for him, which Ira Eddy, Andrew Higgins, L. Snel his cousin, Clark Gardner. cloth top, were $360, $2.00. Mr. Neil McArthur is visiting relatives resulted in the above discovery. His ling and H. Hankins are at Crystal for Ophir Haring and friend, Mr. Bown, in Bellevue and Toronto, Canada. 65 pairs of children’s shoes, lace and death was probably due to apoplexy of a few day ’s fishing. of Ithaca, were in town last Sunday. button, worth 65cts. and 75cts., now 49c. Mr. Geo Briggs, of Lima, N. Y., in the heart. Mr. Marsh was eighty years Mrs. Howard Tiler, of Syracuse, N. Y., Our old townsman, R. W. Barker, of visiting his sister, Mrs. N. J. Clark. old and a veteran of the Civil War. is epending the summer wi.h her par Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting his mother. E.P.REED&CO. Funeral was held Saturday, after which ents, Mr. and Mrs Macomber. Miss Bessie WardeD, of Fenton, is vis Orpha Glaser, Neva Bennett and Cora 87 pairs of ladieB’fine kid lace or button shoes, were $1.50, now $1.10 iting at the home Mr. McCreary. remains were deposited in Hubbardston Olion Shawman is in Oakley clerking Strickling were at Maple Rapide last burying ground. Deceased leaves a for V. Thomas, who is ill, and Leroy Friday. Chae. Hurd, of Erie, Pennsylvania, is widow, a daughter, and a sister to mourn visiting William White, of this place. Lawrason is filling his place at N. G. Our base ball team went to Maple his loss. Pearce’s. Rapids last Friday and won with a score All of our Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Fine Tan Mr. E. F. Consnt, of Owosso, visited Mrs. W. L. Holmes returned Tuesday | of 8 to 16. his father, F. M. Conant, over Sunday. ♦ Shoes have been cut in price from 50 cents to her home in St. Johns. Her Elsie Chaa. Worthy left last Tuesday for Mr. McEwen, of Mason, spent Sunday PEWAMO. friends greatly enjoyed her visit with St. Paul, Minnesota, where he will work ♦ to $1.00 per pair. We invite the ladies at the home of his father in this place. them. for the McCormick people. especially to see our bargains in fine foot Mrs. Kelsey Chubb is on the sick list* W. W. Wooll, of Detroit, who has t Quite a number from here attended F. D. Keister was in St. Johns Tues Mrs. Bessie Maxon, of Watertown, wear of every description. Ringling ’e circus in Owoeso this weak. been spending a few weeks in Elsie and and sister Daisy Brown, of Gr< ud Rap day. vicinity, was called home by telegram ids, have been visiting their maoy friends Mrs. Grace Johnson left last Saturday Thomas Humphrey, of Ionia, was in last Friday. in town during the past week. i for a five weeks' visit with relatives in town Sunday. Mrs. N. G. Pearce is visiting relatives Ohio. Mrs. Orpha Glaser, Miss Neva Bennett* Charlie Casey, of St. Johns, was in in Flint. Last Sunday Mr. Pearce Mr. and Mrs. G. E. and T. S. Stickling* Miss Elizabeth Chase, of Avon, N. Y.* town Sunday. wheeled to Flint and will remain there Jr., were at Crystal Lake last Wednes is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Den Mr. Runion, of Hubbardston, was in for a few days day enjoyiag the pleasures of the beau i The Mercantile Co ’s Hoten. town Sunday. Lexie Wooll and Hattie Wilcox are tiful water*. : visiting iu Midland county at the home C E. Jillson and family returned Allen Redner, of Hubbardston, was in town Thursday evening. of George Johnson, former proprietor of Tuesday from a two weeks' visit in Ste- the Elsie Enterprise. BATH- Shoe Department. vensville, MiBsee Eva and Jessie Holly are visit Mrs. L. Darling, of South Riley, on ♦ Gerard Retan, who is employed in the ing relatives in Pontiac. her way to Wisconsin, is the guest of There was a harvest dance* at Pro Commercial Bank of Pontiac, is visiting Miss Melia Wadell spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lid man. gressive hall Wednesday night. friends here. her parents near Fowler. Mr. Darling has taken a mail route in Mrs. Albert Rounds has been seriously Earney Millard, of Ionia, was the guest E. M. Plunkett, Jr., who has been vis that state. ill during the past few days. WIT AMD HUMOR. of Nellie Waterman Sunday. Mr. Acre’s barn Bouth of Elsie was cue Ureyrus, ana Dnng- nrm to itiDg bis uDcle near Pontiac, returned Miss Jordan,of Lansinp, is visiting at York. The payment washSxed at $5,000. home yesterday. Mrs. W. H. Holly and son, Harry, spent burned the first of the week. The fire the home of Miss Catharine R\ um. BUT—“She said Her face was* Her for Sunday in Durand with W. H. Holly. is supposed to have been caused by an tune:.’*' Jill—“P*or thing T’—Yonkers to be increased to $15,000’ If the expedi Miss Gertie Gordan, of Addison, is Statesman. tion were successful and! $25,000 ex Mrs. Tenny, who has been visiting at Miss Dollife Myers, of Elsie, is visiting overturned lantern. The content* were visiting her sister, Mrs. E. D. W ilson. penses. The offer was refused. the home of J. C. Covert, returned last friends and relatives in town this week. all saved. “T<*> what church did the deceased bo- Literary gossip has it that a popular week to Bay City. Park Lake was a resting placs for a long YT asked the coroner. “He was an Miss Emma Casper, of Detroit, was About fourty members of the M. E. good many perspiring people Su t*day. octogenarian, I behave,” said tlh* wit novelist in England has just received Ralph Guiles, of Jacksun, who has the guest of Barbara Schuller last week. Church of this place are making prep ness.—Philadelphia Cali. $35v000 “on account” for nis next book. been visiting his father, Frank Guiles, arations to attend Long Lake camp Ira Teel epeat a few days with his The total takings represented by this Louis Lobdell, wife and daughter, E. meeting. It opens Aug. 3rd. Rev. Skin brother, W. A. Teel, of this place, last There are persons who regard a book veoy considerable advance are not cal returned home last week, B. Rich, wife and daughter spent Sun week. in the same way they do a teapot. If culated to make us believe that author day in Butternut. ner ana Ira Warner leave the first Jof it turns out well, they are entirely satis ship ia, comparatively, a poorly paid Sadie Skinner, of Ortonville, and Win- the week to make the needed prepar Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hammond, of fied.—Boston Transcript. fieli of intellectual work. Still less can qte Towner, of Reading, are visiting at Will Dilley and Mike Quim, of Muir, ations. Lansing, spent Sunday at the home of Truly Great.—“Is there anythin*: any one see in the transaction any proof wie home of F. M. Conant. spent Sunday with Misses Bertha Vance Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Teel. grander than a mam you can trust?” that the relation between writer and William Robson and wife returned and Mary Cotter. MERLE BEACH. Mr. and Mrs. George Brinrile, of “Yes.”- “Well, what is it?” “Why, a publisher is that of spoiler and despoiled. last Saturday from a two weeks’ visit Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller and son, Lansing, are visiting at the home of his man that doesn ’t ask you to trust him.” Barra has may have been a publisher, as with Mrs. Robson's people of Detroit. Carol ton, and Mrs. David Keister spent Mrs. Bell is on the sick list. mother, Mrs E. R. Brindle. —Detroit Free Press. Lord Byron argued, but not every pub Sunday in Lyons. Hungry Higgins —“How would you lisher is a Barrabas. Supt. E. M. Plunkett left last Satur Mrs. Frank Murphy is seriously ill Walker Bros Jk Co. have a new covered like to be one of them swell dudes an’ day for Midland, where he will work in Misses Eva and Etta Montgomery, of with peritonitis. wagon, in which James Cushman will have your alcohol bath every day? ” POINTS ABOUT PORTO RICO. a two weeks institute held in that place. Ionia, are the gueete of their grand Miss Bertha Raymer called on friends deliver the popular White Rose brand Weary Watkins—“Inside er outside? ’’— mother, Mrs. Chancey Vance. in St. Johns Monday. of .flour. Indianapolis Journal There are very few minerals in Porto Mrs. Frank Walters, of Maple Rapids, Patrick Davern, was found dead The blacksmith business seems to be Mrs. Gruber—“I called on Mr. Doser Rico. Gold is found in small quantities. has been visiting the past week at the about 6 o ’clock this evening. The cause Clayton Plowman had the misfortune booming, J. A. Hall has had a new Gorge today. It must be terrible to be such a The average rainfall at San Juan is 54 home of her father, Mr. William Vaughn. of his death was a stroke of paralysis. to run a fork in his finder. put in, and A. EL Edwards is buifcfcog a confirmed invalid.” Mrs. McSinnex—“l inches and fifteen miles to the east it is Mrs. J. M. Bowlby and daughter Anna A large crowd attended the harvest Charles VanDyke, of Ovid, was in new porch. don ’t know. She always has a topic for 153 inches, the trade winds accounting Riley the first of the week. conversation.” —Boston Transcript. for this surprising difference. leave today for a visit with relatives in dance in the hall last Friday night. A The threshing season has begun. The “It’s the little things in this earth that IN*rto Rico is a rich and. fertile land. Bad Axe, and from there will spend a great many were present from out of Mrs. Lew Carpenter is somewhat im wheat crop is very light, but, according make all the trouble, ” remarked the Th* climate is temperate, the thermome few weeks with Mrs. Bowlby's daughter, town. proved from her recent illness. to the Lansing Republican, it is better idealist. “Yes,” answered the realist. ter seldom fulling to range between 60 Mrs. Woodruff, of Manistee. Rumor says that two of our young around Bath than in most other points “The continents get along smoothly and and 90 degrees. Trade winds make the County Grange picnic will be held at hot days endurable. Reports of the international C. E. con towns people, Miss Edna Parka and in the state. easily, but the islands are likely to raise Frederick Price were married at Evart Merle Beach Saturday, August 5th. the mischief.”—Indianapolis Journal. There are about 300,000 people on the vention held in Detroit, were given in Mrs. Elizabeth Soper, who has been “Women love to get together and gos isalnd and nearly half of them are of the Congregational church last Sunday one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wager, of South Riley* staying with her sister, Mrs. J. M. Easton, sip quietly about one another, ” he re uegro blood. From the sea the island evening by about one-half of the dele While Wm. Whittaker and wife were were guests at A. Hugalet ’s Sunday. for some time, left Monday for Ashta marked in an irritating way. “Yes,” she seems mountainous; from the interior it gates who attended from here. The re away from home on Sunday last, the bula, Ohio, where she will spend several answered; “it is seldom that they take looks rugged yet pleasant. Donald Macdonald returned Monday In ports were very interesting and listened house which they occupied one half to Ft. Wayne, Indiana, after a week’s weeks with her daughter. the trouble to call names in official docu the central part of Porto Rico large to attentively by all present. A song mile east of town owned by Fayette ments and the newspapers. ”—Washing fields of tobacco are tutlivated. Sugar service consisting of the C. E. songs Sherman, of Lebanon, caught fire and visit at the Beach. ton Star. cane grows twelve feet high and is ns Which were sung during the Detroit was burned to the ground nefore they Frank Worden, of Grand Ledge, OLIVE. “Father,” confessed the callow youth, thick as one ’s arm. Coffee grows on the “1 have married her. We are two souls mountains, vegetables of 0*11 kinds are convention were also an enjoyable fea returned. The cause of the fire is un visited friends in the vicinity of Merle plentiful and the flowers we raise In ture of the service. The other half of known. They were, however, fortunate Beach over Sunday. Mrs. Mark Hill is suffering from her with but a single thought. ” “Well, cancer affection. you ’ve gained something. A singe greenhouses grow wild. There are no the delegates will report on the remain enough to have the most of their house Owing to sickness Mrs. Twaits, who thought isn’t so many, but it is one more wild animals. Over 21,060 small farm der of the convention next Sunday evet hold goods saved. has been a guest at J. J. Wood ’s for The threshers report the yield of than I ever knew you to have before. ”— ers own land. wheat very Door. Detroit Free Press. some time, was called to Lansing Tues COSTLY TRIFLES. day. Dr. and Mrs. Simmons are calling on Willie is an observing little chap. He friends around here. enjoyed looking at the pictures of Hants Grand Ledge musicians will furnish Clans in the newspapers, and when, a Brooches for the corsage are worn music for the party at the Beach Friday Mrs. S. W. Norris visited friends in week later, he discovered a picture in enormously large, the diamonds general evening, July 28th. Usual price for Eaton county last week. tended for Father Time in a paper, he ly being set in floral sprays. Rhouted: “O, papa, look how thin San A uew jewel, which is the rage abroad, dance. Mrs. E. D. Cole and son, of Ionia, are ta Clans hn» got in a week!”—Yonkera ia a short chain having pendants set Regular meeting of Olive grange July visiting friends around here. Statesman. with different stones at each end. This 29th. Special work and a good atten Miss Pauline Pike is slowly recover “I did not imagine, ” sighed the deject is drawn through a long knotted s<;arf dance is desired. Grange will open at ing from her severe illness. ed suiter, “that a woman could possibly and swings loose. 8:30 sharp. be as particular as her mother is. She is There seems to be growing a state for Mrs. Dennis Signs, of Owosso, visited ultra, fanatically, absurdly proper. ” the old wide bracelet, which was »o A number of gentlemen from this friends around here recently. “What’s the matter now? ” “She took hideous, riain gold necklets are also neighborhood took a trip up the river pains to inform me that she didn’t even coming into favor and a double-headed near Lyons Sunday. They report a Mrs. Grace Decke has gone to Lansing allow the gas to go out without a chap- serpent in flexible dull gold, with an im and will soon begin housekeeping. oron. ”—Detroit Free Press. mense pearl for a pendant, is worn in jolly time and a fine catch of fish. “Who is that?” asked the schoolboy ’s stead of the usual riviere of diamonds. J. S. Tucker and wife, of St. Johns, Fenton Brink visited bis grandmother, father ns he glanced through the text Trust Paris for originating costly and H. Walenback and wife, of New Mrs. Stone, near Wacousta, Sunday. book. “Why. that’s Atlas. He was sup things. A little gem for the, writing York state, were welcome guests at the Mrs. Wm. Barnes, of Missouri visited posed to hold the whole world on his desk just put on the market ia a glass home of Amiel Hugalet last week. shoulders. ” “H’m. He wasn’t up to barrel banded with gold and gems. It her cousin, Mrs. Charles Wilcox, last date. If he*had lived later in history is ’filled with small shot, in which stand A very pleasant time is reported by week. he wonld have organised a few corpora four pens, the handles of gold, silver and those who attended the social at Mr. Misses Edna and Maud Randall are tions and tried to put It in his pocket.” lapis-lazuli, each thickly Incrusted with Eaton ’s last Friday evening. Something attending the summer normal at St. —Washington Star. precious stones. over ten dollars was added to the church Johns. funds. LITERARY GOSSIP- DONT. Miss Eflle Hyde and Julius Funk, of A very enjoyable dancing party was Lansing, visited at Edgar Hyde ’s last William Black’s will disposes of $123,- Don ’t look npon the wine list that given at the Beach last Thursday even Sunday. 000. can’t be read. ing in honor of Donald Macdonald, o( Ft. Misa Murfree—“Charles Egbert Crad Don ’t think a fancy umbrella handle Wayne. The majority of the company Mrs. Hattie Whiteherst and children, dock ”—has written an interesting tale turns the rain. were from St. Johns. Among the out of of Owoeeo, visited friends around here dealing with the Cherokee rising of 1760. Don ’t worry yourself and others with town guests who participated in the recently. The book is called "The Story of Old what can’t be remedied. pleasures of the evening were, E. W. Fort London. ” Don ’t think a standing army isn’t made Mrs. Varney Pearce has bqen afflicted Mmo. Reisho, the court poetess of to lay down occasionally. Ramsey, Belding, Miss Tressie Bristol, with an abcess on her wrist for two Japan, whose illness h«s been much re Almont, Miss Emmons, Detroit, Mise weeks. gretted during rhe Tokyo season, is now Don ’t attempt to stack the cards on a Newton, Los Angeles, California, Mise 73 years old. This lady has for about man who is hard to deal with. Rayner, Cleveland, Ohio, Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Lapeer start for Dakota half a century acted as censor of the Don ’t think because brevity is the son! Gould, Owoeeo, Donald Macdonald, Ft. this week and expect to make their poems sent in for recitation at the poet of wit that enrtness embodies It. future home there. Don ’t attempt to' play Hamlet unless Wayne, Indiana. ical conconra. you .have at least a ghost of a show. The first and second degrees of the A weM-known American writer at Don ’t think the woman who poses as a Grange were conferred upon a class of present residing in England, who bns manhater can’t be induced to change her TORZA. done some ndtable work as special corre three Saturady evening. One appli spondent, recently received, according to name. ►Th* Kind Yw Haw JUwp I cation received. Mr. and Mrs. Charles the Bookman, a startling offer from h Donjt be too lore it’s a compliment if Lorenz treated the Grange to delicious told you §tna like a bird. The screech well-known Nsw York journal. He wns owl Is a blror pop oorn. to proceed *t